The Hood River news. (Hood River, Or.) 1909-current, April 13, 1910, Page 5, Image 5

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    THE HOOD RIVER NEWS, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13, 1910
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Water VJoHzg on the Farm
Vea, that' Juat what we nui-ml walrr worki; ninniag water In the kitchen, the
the laundry, the barn in (act, all orer the place. And ire all done b that tank you
twv tvit umi coincroi ni picture roc ieauer system. II a aatiy ainerent
irom mm oia-iaimonra cievatea tank wnu.li worked by gravity. For the
Leader Water Supply Byatem ta operated by comprtura air reliable, aafe
and cleanly. Your windmill pumpa ffatrrinto the Unk (which ia already
full of air). The air, being claitic, la com pr rued into upper part of the
Unk, and force the water out through the pipea.
Thia givea you preanire. ao that powerful stream of water U oa
tap at every faucet, no matter where it (a located. And thia mrani Aio
lult firt-proitction, tar the preaaure ia ttwayt m and alwaya ready.
Now, the old style gravity tanks were either put ia the attic or ait
sated on a high tower out of doors.
In the former case, their weight when full, cracked the elaateriae:: or
em.
tney overflowed or leaked, flooding the rooma below.
la the cim of the outside tanka, the water often
froze solid ia winter, necessitating expensive plumb
ing bills; or It became not and stagnant during
im summer ana unnt lor use. Tae
Leader Water
Supply System
avoids sll this, hecsune the air-tKht tank la
either In the basement or buried turner-
6 round below the frost line, livery outfit I J
i complete, with full directions, and is
easily installed. The leader System needs
no repairs, is suited to smsll buildings or
large, and is moderate ia price.
T.t us send vnu amp fr kAkt lf aw
I Halved the Water ttupplr froblrm," the
story of s msa wtio successfully equipped
his country borne with modern waiter
wurki.
Writ for It today, before you forget
GET IT NOW
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Apple Land & Orchard Co.
Office, No. 9 Oak Street. Phone 26 or 2002-X
QPPER YALLEY kANDS
160 Acres Improved
Other Improved Tracts
Several 40 Acre Tracts
Smaller Tracts
Timber Tract
This Property is All Listed
Right and Soldat List Prices
W. H. MARSHALL
DEE, OREGON
ABSTRACTS, LOANS, CONVEYANCING,
SURETY BONDS, FIRE, LIFE, ACCIDENT,
PLATE GLASS, LIABILITY, BURGLARY
INSURANCE.
.ILL H'OKh' (il'AIi.i.VTEED
Waucoma Abstract & Investment Co.
First Door South of Hood River News Office '
H. L. HOWE "U. S. Commissioner. Land OfficePractice
STRAWBERRY GROWERS
Of Hood River Valley
TN A FEW WEEKS, almost be
fore you know it, the BERRY
SEASON will be at hand,
and from all reports the crop
will be a large one.
a
The Apple Growers Union will ship
berries this year, and with its splendid stor
age equipment and shipping facilities will
be in position to help you get the best possi
ble returns for your crop.
We want your business, and in favoring
us you will also help yourselves by building
up an institution that is owned and controll
ed exclusively by growers of Bool River f roll.
APPLE GROWERS UNION
JOLLY UNCLE JOSHUA
(Continued from Pace It
dellclouH puff. Iaue &. Kent take
K re fit pride to keep thut cigar up to
the hlKliewt Ntaudiird, ami coune-
bathroom,
see in the
lueutly It KrowB more popular every
day. Charley wan mo well pleaaetl
with the cigar L'uele Jonh treated
III in to that he bought a whole box
and advlned liU frtencln to do the
Maine tiling, uot forgetting to aUo
make a note of the many other tine
brand.
"And now. young man, let me give
you 11 pointer, remarked the gener
out old uncle. "Do not uuderHtand
me to May that clothe make the
man, but 1 do ntltrm that clean and
HijotleHH linen makeM the nice aiiiiear
lug man. Now, In thin connection 1
am happy to Inform you that the
Hood JUver Steam Laundry lit one
of the beHt laundrleM In the Htate.
I'olly will want her lace curtain
w Hulled thin spring, and Itn a tlckllnb
Job, you know, but the flood Klver
laundry lit ho very careful that the
tn oh t delicate fabric! are w aw lied
without the MllghteHt Injury, and at
a nominal figure too. hchaffuer &
AdaiUH, the proprietor, will nee that
your collar, cuff and nhlrtu are
made white an rinow, unlexg they
happen to be colored, but then you
needn't lie afraid of a fade, for they
pride themelve on doing colored
good itatlrifactorlly."
"liut look here, I'ncle," Interrupted
the young man u they reached the
street, "what about wood? We've
got the MtoveH, but 1 reckon they
wont be of much service wltbrut fuel.
We can't keep tire on love alone, can
we?" "Ulad you mentioned It," re
plied I'ncle JohIi, "buying mo much In
one day kinder befuddle a fellow.
Fortunately, however. It' only a
little dlHtance to the Taft TraiiHfer
Company. They are my favorite
denier and handle a wood that has
no superior and few eiual.
Having left the last mentioned place
ami punning over to Columbia avenue
and Sixth street, the bicycle display
of L. K. Fount nest caught the fair
l'olly'n eye, and she Innlnted upon an
examination of the entire big mock
of hilent Mtead. Here again l ucle
Joh displayed hi iK-tilgti generonlty
by Inventing In a lady's Humbler for
hi Idol, a Kambler for her other and
superior half, the merits of which he
declared were world wide, but he
"sot down" hi foot with a venge
ance on the bloomer accompaniment.
"No, slr-ee," he said, "you can't
come any of that 'new wlmmen'
business on me. You'll look stunnln'
enough on that Kambler without
dresnln' up In bloomers." Fount also
has the agency for the Kambler auto
mobile, the liest on earth, and does
repairing of all kind.
"Well, I'll swan," laughingly broke
In the old man again, "I guess I'll
Just get myself a few wheels, while
we are about It, but of another kind
from yours, yet equally as good for
the purpose Intended. I need a
sprayer. 1 always did contend that
first class machinery was necessary
to first class work and I know of no
E
sprayer that can beat the Hardle for
simplicity and all around satisfac
tion. A fellow don t have to be
sending for an expert to fix 'em right
at the most precious moment. The
(jllliert-Vaughan Implement Com
pany Is the general agent here for
the Hardle and I tell you what,
they're a good firm to tie to. I'll
Just drop In and tell them I've de
cided upon a Hardle."
"Yes, and we must have Ice for the
refrigerator, I'ncle," broke In Char
ley. "A 'heat reducer' Is almost as
essential as a 'heat producer", you
know." "Well, I reckon your'e
about right," laughingly replied the
old gentleman, "but I can attend to
tne ice uumnes aootit as quick as
you can say 'Jack Koblnsou.' The
Taft Transfer Co. makes a specialty
of supplying families, and will put
the congealed water right Into your
refrigerator, so Poll won't even need
to get her fingers wet. Mr. Taft told
me the other day that they have a
very tine quality of Ice this year.
Come along while I leave an order."
"How about the plumber, I'ncle?"
Inquired Polly. "You remember you
said you would see somebody for
that." "Jes' so, Jes' so; and we
shan't have any botcher do the
work, either. I'll go look for Gould
& Snyder. We've got to have gas
and water pipes put In, a hot water
heater and porcelain bath tub, Ik
sldes some sanitary flxln's, and this
Is the firm to do the work. They ob
serve closely all the hygienic "laws
against dangers from sewer gases.
You can always feel safe about the
house when practical men as I know
(Inc.)
tiould & Suyder to be, have done the
work." The aforesaid plumber got
the contract, did just what I'ucle
Josh said they would do and won
Polly's praise for their excellent
workmanship.
"Land sakes!" suddenly exclaimed
I'ncle Josh, "all this trading and
slumping round town has canned me
to forget one of the greatest essen
tials to future exlMtenee. 1 have
heard It said that newly married
folks could live on love and scenery,
but an old man of my experience
knows lietter your table would look
slim without bread; It's the 'staff of
life,' you know. Polly, you must
meet K. K. (ilbson, proprietor of the
Koynl bakery. His bread, pies and
cakes and nick-nacks are coneeeded
by all to be the finest on earth. Re
member, Charley, there Is no use of
your 'ootsy tootsy' bothering herself
much about baking so long as there
Is a good baker tn town like (ilbson.
When you give your reception call at
the Royal bakery for the fancy cakes
and other good things."
"Yes, and while we are on this Im
portant topic of gastronomies, we
must not forget meat. It goes hand
In hnnd with bread. Now to locate
a meat market where you can get
fresh, wholesome meats at all times.
The Hood River Market In the firm
to supply you. 'I'lds In the boss
meat market In the city, and I pop.
ular with everybody w ho Is partic
ular to have the best. The reason
for this Is nil because the Hood River
market Is very careful In the selec
tion of stock and gets the freshest of
everything, and keeps nothing but
the very liest. To keep your 'hubby'
In good humor, Polly, trade at the
Hood River Market every time."
F.nroute to their home the party
called at the News otllce. "You'll
want the News every week," re
marked I'ncle Josh, "and as this Is
the favorite paper here, I'll subscribe."
Our Red Apple Specials
15 acres,' 2 miles out on the West side, 300 Newtowns 3-years old,
200 peach trees 1 year old, new packing house. For a quick sale this prop
erty can be bought for about half its value on reasonable terms; see us in
regard to full, particulars.
30 acres only 2 miles from town, highly improved, 34 acres bearing
apples, 2 acres bearing cherries, 15 acres 2 to 3 year old apples, 1 acre as
paragus, 3 acres garden; good 7-room house, bath, electric lights, hot and
cold water, barn and other buildings; team, wagon, buggy, harness, tools,
etc. Price only $35,000 easily worth $45,000. TERMS.
117 acres, 3 miles from P.O., 2000 apple trees, mostly Spitz and New
towns from 2 to 12 yrs. old, 250 pear trees, 125 cherry, 100 walnut and 100
peach trees; $300 sprayer, span of horses, wagon, chickens, tools, etc.
Four room house and good barn. Price only $40,000 for a short time. TERMS.
We have others
One acre or hundreds
it will pay gou to see iur list
or
J. F. BATCHELDER
Office, 215 Cascade Avenue
HOOD RIVER, OREGON
Phone 70
Davidson Fruit Company
FRUIT DEALERS
COLD STORAGE
CRYSTAL. ICE
We will handle Strawberries and other Fruits again this season
as usual and will give our customers the benefit of our long experience
In marketing Hood River Fruit.
Call at our office or phono us
General Office Phone 65 Ice Factory and Cold Storage Plant 65
Davidson Fruit Company
HOOD RIVER, OREGON
AY, MR. LAND-BU
Did you know that "Underwood" and "Hood River" are in
the same Township and Range, and that the two depots
are only one and one-fourth miles apart? Stop
and think what this means--Soil, Climate and natural
conditions absolutely identical.
Our side of the river is "new" so far as development is concerned. We
need more people. We need yo u. especially if you are willing to take the
raw land and improve it, so if you find that you haven't the price for an or
chard in Hood River, come over and give us a chance to show you what we
have. You will find that a dollar will go very much further toward buying an
acre of land here, than it will in any of our neighboring districts. Write or
phone me and I will see that you are met at the depot or dock.
W. F.
UNDERWOOD
More Insurance
in force in Oregon than
any other company
Uhc florthtvc st c r n
Mutual Life
OF MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN
JOHN GOLDSBURY
Representative
Phon 2X5 Otic II Htxd River. Oregon
FIRST CLASS
CLARKE'S SEEDLING
STRAWBERRY PLANTS
FOR SALE...
2.50 per 1000. Special rates for
quantltlesjover 50O0. Address
E3. WUTH
DUKES VALLEY
R. F O. No. 2
I'or ft kxx1 hot lunch call Id at
Kli'hnnlM O.VNtiT roiniiM. I Inx
'hv:ii nvii'l crenin nervi'il with our
crw, ami iiInu fur mill' In iinr mum-tlty.
Thono choice r.Mltlenco lot on ('
emit' nvenut' In Klvervlew Piirk will
not hint lonr. Make-your choice
fiir th l'nt lot hiv Kont'. .1. I'
llatchclilcr, I'l.'i CiiHcailt avenue.
iiariman & Thompson
Chamber ol CtDiaerte Boildlig
Portland, :: :: Oregon
CASH
WASHINGTON
Duffy & Zimmerman
frcob Bread, pico
and CaUco daily
3Fancy and Wedding Carta
fftade to Ordr
Model Bakery
Sucttmmt to T. II. Williama
If your horne In run down and out
of condition and yon want to gt
lit tn In hne to do good at run
work buy n pall of Ket Stock Kood
It will do the Jot. Whitehead'."