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About The Hood River news. (Hood River, Or.) 1909-current | View Entire Issue (April 20, 1910)
THE HOOD RIVER NEWS, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20, 1910 5 S NX j vs. (ME ' o EE ur U ItAMRTAHK IVw TT GO TO. J Water VJorlzo on the Farm ,. ht ' J"1 h msn-rel wattr works runolsf water la th kltchtn. Iht bathroom. tui, an orcr inc piac. ado its all don t that Uak you lower Mi hand corner of this picture the Leader System. It vastly different ' 1-1 ..... .... u.u-iautuura cievaiea uu wnicn worked by (rarity. For the Leader Water Supply 6ystem U operated by comprint irreliable, aaf and cleanly. Your windmill pumpa water Into the Unk (which la already lull of air). The air, being elastic, la compressed Into appcr part of the Unk, and fortes the water out through the pipes. Thia fives you a pressure, so that powerful stream of water la oa lap at every faucet, no matter where it la lues led. And this mean miio- m, j,rr-rraiuum tat me pressure is oJwai on and always ready. Now, the old style gravity tank were either pat la the attic or sit aated on a high tower out of doors. la the former case, their weight when full, cracked the nlasterin: nr nry overnuwea or leaked. Hooding the rooms below. in tne case of the outside tsuks, the water oftea froze solid In winter, neceasitsting eapensive plumb. ug dims; or il Decame But and stagnant during uKiiuojacr ana unni lor use. The Leader Water Supply System avoids all this, because the alr-tlght tank la either in the basement or buried under- 6 round below the frost line. Kvcry outfit complete, with full directions, and is easily installed. The Leader Sysiem needs no repairs, is suited to small buildiugs or large, end is moderate in price. . n aendyou our free booklet. "How noived the Water hupply Problem." the story of a roan who successfully equipped his country home with modern water wurka. k Write for It today, before you forget GET IT NOW sfrWtiie ADDRESS nx 1 1 In 11 ff fl fa a.sstlrs' tsgferrmJ Apple Land & Orchard Co. Office, No. 9 Oak Street. Phone 26 or 2002 -X Dabney Furniture Store You Can Get Anything You Want Either New or Second Hand For Your Home Very Cheap Agent for CHARTER OAK Stoves and Ranges Guaranteed Cheapest Outfitters Phone 1053 QPPER YALLEY kANDS 160 Acres Improved Other Improved Tracts Several 40 Acre Tracts Smaller Tracts Timber Tract This Property is All Listed Right and Sold at List Prices W. H. MARSHALL DEC, OREGON 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. 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 Hood River frail. APPLE GROWERS UNION Live Local Tropica nnv (i. V. KilwfinlM ami family tipent Sunday In Portland. Allien Lnthrop niada a trip to The Pulled Sunday evening. !(. F. DuvldMnn wan a pnssenKer for (inlile Monday morning. Omar Dav mient the week' end with relatives In Hood Klver. Attorney George Wilbur wan vlHltor at The Dalles Sunday. Morlan & Lnthrop are unloading a litg shipment of spring goods. Elwood Wlnehell went down to Portland Saturday afternoon. A. E. Colev of Goldendale was In the city on buitlnetis yesterday. County AswHHor Lucas came up from Caneado Locks Monday morn ing. Dr. C. W. Edmund made a profes slonal trip to lUcklcton. Wash., last week. A concert Is being prepared for next Sunday evening at the Metho dist church. Ellers Piano House sold new pianos to (J. B. Tompkins and Mrs. Merrll Saturday. This Ice cream weather makes us dig up our last year's pannmas and linen dtiHters. H. .1. Townley of Traer. Iowa, Is vlnitlng his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Hill. Mr. King, a druggist of Portland, stent Sunday In Hood Klver, visiting his sister, Miss Jessie King. Mr. and Mrs. H. Peugh have re turned to their home at Montavllla after a short visit In Hood IUver. Mr. and Mrs. K. W. Itingdeu left Sunday evening to spend a week with friends at (Joldeudale, Wash. C. It. Peugh of Condon, Oregon, was In the city last week visiting relatives and attending to business matters. Circle No. 2 of the Methodist ladles will meet at the home of Mrs. John son, on Muy street, next Friday afternoon. The garage on 1st and State street. Is rapidly assuming proportions and the new buzz-wagon shop will soon be doing a lively business. Hood IUver at present has $!H),000 Invested In automobiles, and It Is predicted that a few weeks more will raise the figure to $10(1,00(1. Mrs. J. 1). Wood worth, accompan ied by her daughter Mel, who have lieen HK'ii()lng the winter In Los Angeles, returned to Hood Klver Sunday. Mrs. O. U. Hartley, who returned from California recently, has gone to Willow Flat where 6he will keep house for her son Howard during the summer. Este ISroslus, Elwood Lnckey, Burli'lgh and Harry Cash, Hood River boys at University of Oregon, Eugene, are spending the holidays with home folks. Mrs. Janet Mnstln, for many years oflice assistant for Dr. C. W. Ed munds in the east, arrived In Hood 0 1 ff Klver Monday from liny City, Mich., and will assist the doctor in his oflice here. Miss Mary Dabney received the ! second prize recently offered by t tie EUers Piano House. The prize, a handsome nollan. Is on display at the showroom In the ltiirt mti-a building. Messrs. Holbrook and Smith of Washington, 1). C, purchased this week the l?entley 10 acre tract through W. S. Nlchol. Mr. Holbrook was formerly an apple grower on the east side. Mrs. F, E. Jackson returned Sun day from Coeur d' Alene, Idaho, where she had liecu with her daugh ter. Mrs. Part Davidson, who recent ly underwent a successful operation for nppendlcltas. Miss Susan (ieary has resigned her posltlou with the Home Telephone Company ow lug to the Illness of her mother. Miss Mabel Koons has taken her place as bookkeeper for the telephone company. Word has been received here by friends of Miss Mary Matthews, a former Hood Klver teacher, now liv ing at Mount Tabor, that her mother fell down the cellar steps recently, so severely Injuring her spine that pa ralysis has resulted. We call attention to the new ad of Peter Shlvely, proprietor The Turf Horseshoeing Shop, First street be tween Oak and State. Mr. Shlvely Is skillful In shoeing horses and with an up-to-date shop to work In Is prepared to attend with promptness and dispatch to all horseshoeing en trusted In his care. The Kev. W. Hiram Foulkes, pastor of the First Presbyterian church, Portland, will confer with temper ance workers at Hood Klver April 22d at 2 p. m., nnd there will be an nddress by Kev. Foulkes at 7::t() p. m. These meetings are to be held nt the Congregational church. All are In vited to come nnd hear one of Oregon's most Illustrious men. 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, Sty 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 you to see our 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-BUYER, 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 you, 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 JVorthtvc st cm Mutual Life OP MILWAUKEE. WISCONSIN JOHN GOLDSDURY Representative Phone 2X5 OJcll Hood Rivtr. Orftfon FIRST CLASS CLARKE'S SEEDLING STRAWBERRY PLANTS FOR SALE... 2.50 per 1000. Special rates for quantities over 5000. Address E3. WUTH DUKE3 The (itllMTt-VnuKiinn Implement Company have lial tlielr ollii'e eom pU'toly rvfltteil and rcfurnlHlied. The old railing him been removed, new shelving put In, and the wall neatly painted and kalHomlned. New elec trical appliances have Ihth Inntalleil, and new ilenkn, chains tile and cal'l- iiariman & Thompson Chamber of Commerce Bulldlig Portland, :: :: Oregon CASH WASHINGTON Duffy & Zimmerman frcob Bread, pico and Cake daily SFancy and Weddincj CaAa Model Bakery Surrsor to T. II. Williams VALLEY F D. No. netn of flat flnlnh oak provided. Altogether they have made their of fice one of the nattlrHt, numt chevrful little oMcert In tow n.