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THE HOOD RIVER NEWS, WEDNESDAY, JULY C, 1910 5 J. F. REYNOLDS Plumbing and Tinning We install Heating Plants of all kinds Hood River Heights For Lime, Cement and House Plaster See STRANAHAN & CLARK Horses Home Stables Conducted as i .. General Transfer, Feed and Sale Business .. The way to drive out to Little White Salmon camping; and fishing. The shortest and best route to Trout Lake and all way points Both local and Ions distance telephone. Call or write J. L. STUART Underwood MANAGER Washington When ordering your GROCERIES REME.MBLR THAT Kinnaird & Kinsey Have a Full and New Line1 Also.... FI.OIJR AND FKED If you can't call, Tola phono 78 Successors to CHAPMAN, on 12th St., on the Heights To the discriminating Housewife: We have installed some new machinery and CUPID FLOUR will now make the btthitcst, lightest bread of any flour on Hood River market if handled rightly. It does not require as stiff working as others. Next time ask your grocer for CUPID and if he will not furnish it, trade with someone who will. It is made in Hood Hi-Ver . Kood RiDer tTliCCmg Company GO TO Dabnejs'r 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 I053 STRAWBERRY GROWERS Of Hood River Valley El S7 TN A FEW WEEKS, almost be- AA fn vnn L-nnvv 5f ihfi RFRRY 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 f rulf. 1 1 APPLE GROWERS UNION DEMENT BROS. MAY SECURECAMERON DAM IIiimuii), Vnnli., July 5 Contrary to report that the Dement Bros, of Walla Walla have abandoned the project of ItiHtallliiK a lurge flouring mill at I'utk-rivoori, the Indication now point to an early Htart of the euterprlHe. (). V. Itrunton, repre Henting the milling company, ban Ut-n on the ground the paHt few dayn negotiating with IC.D. I'umeron for the power site four miles below here. New and Improved machinery for the mill and electrical machinery for the power plant has been pur charted and the management states that the company mean business In eHtahllnhlng the Industry along the White Salmon river. First Apples Go Astray On Saturday, June 1H, saye the Mosler Dulletln, Amos Root shipped four boxes of Early Harvest apples to Dryer, Dollatn & Co., commission merchants of Portland. Monday's Journal said: "First new Oregon ap ples of the season were offering to day from Mosler. This Is the earliest that Oregon apples have entered the trade here, according to dealers, and this will give consumers a chance to get good quality and the trade will not be forced to Import the poor stuff from the south. 'We received word this morning that Amos Hoot of Mowier had dispatched the first shipment of new crop apples to mar ket, says V. H. ' Dryer of Dryer Uollam & Co., 'Four boxes were In the lot. The apples were of the Early Harvest variety.' " A letter recently received by Mr, Root from the commission firm states that t hey have never received the apples, and Mr. Itoot has never received any returns from them. Now the question Is, who got them? The Journal says that "Four boxes of Early Harvest variety appear on the street and ure of very good qual ity." How did they get "on the street" without going through Dryer Nullum & Co.'s hands? Mr. Itoot Is waiting for an explanation while the shipment Is being traced. History of Cotton. Prior to l lie middle of t lie eighteenth century cot to u. so fur us modern time is concerned, was practically unknown. It was grown ouljr in the (lower gar den. When eight bugs of the staple arrived Id Liverpool in 1784 the cus tom house otlicera seized It on the ground that so mint) could not have been raised in America. In 1T87 our first cotton mill was set In motion at Beverly. Mass. In 1703 Whitney in- , vented the cottoo gin. which rendered cotton raising profitable, and It soon became the lending crop of the south. The southern L'nlted States produces most of the cotton of the world and will in all probability continue for all time to hold n monopoly of the staple. New York American. Judges' Gowns. The London Law Times points out that the silk gowu of the beuch and bar owes its original use to Its having been adopted ns a form of mourning at the death of an English sovereign. Ou the death of Queeu Mary in 1004 the present silk gown was Introduced as mourning aud, having been found more convenient aud less troublesome thau the regular dress then worn, has since been continued. The late Sir Frederick Pollock Is said to have ex pressed an opinion lu reference to the ordinary costvnie of the bar that the bench and bar went into mourning at the death of Queeo Anue and have so remained ever since. American courts adopted the gown along with the Eng lish common law. Improving Stepps Saw Mill The old Stepps saw mill, six milt s northwest of I'nderwood, Is being remodeled and new machinery In stalled. J. A. Haak anil James ISrontou nre the new proprietors of the mill, which will have a sawing capacity of I'.'i.OtH) feet of lumber per day. I). I". STANRELD General Biachsmlih Horseshoeing a Specialty AT OAK GROVE Reading Ancient History 3jt t TfriTNTt vATD jl DANDRUFF AND ftk Bf Jl XII I I IM l I Tl Ul I M-M a i ft ft m ft va Mr- are but outward signs of the evil done in secret by myriads of dan Jruff terms sapping the life blood of the hair. Micro kills the para site, soothes the itching scalp, gives lustre to tbe hair and stops it falling out. A single application I gives relief asd proves its worth. .nit juur uau uciurc iuu laic Micro prevents baldness. It Is a delightful dressing for the hair, free from grease and sticky oils. A? k ) our druggist for free booklet f HOYT CHEMICAL CO. 3 1 Is All Very Well, but the world today is making mors inttrssting history than tvsr before. Subscribe for this paper and keep up with the people oow on earth. ROSS.RICHARDS & Co. Confections and Hazelwocd Dainties CoDiplett Line if Bristol Steel Rods and Fishing Tackle just received Cor. Stati and 4th Sts. Opposite Opera Bouse ABSTRACTS, LOANS, CONVEYANCING, SURETY BONDS, FIRE, LIFE, ACCIDENT, PLATE GLASS, LIABILITY, BURGLARY INSURANCE. ALL WOK A' GUARANTEED Waucoma Abstract & Investment Co. (Inc.) hirst Door South of hood River News Office H. L HOWE, U. S. Commissioner. Land Office Practice JUST RECEIVED A Car Load of Genasco Roofing the best Roofing on the market at a reasonable price. This roofing is now in use on the Nickelsen building and School House on the Heights It is Not an Experiment Blowers Brothers Phone 99 Cor. Oak and First SPECIAL NOTICE THE AUTOflATIC GAS LIGHT CO. PORTLAND, OREGON Wishes to advise the people of Hood River and vicinity, that this week will be the last opportunity they will have to see the wonderful Gas Machine in operation. Those that are desirous of having Comfort and Convenience, should not miss seeing this MACHINE and as our factory is at present working1 to full capacity, we ask you as a favor not to delay in ordering your machine. The cost of these machines does not amount to very much in com parison to the untold amount of comfort you obtain from them, especially for cooking and lighting and it is far cheaper than wood or any other fuel and a great deal more satisfactory, and is absolutely devoid of any danger whatsoever, no dirt, soot or any odor. It is well named the Perfection Gas Machine, as it is Perfect. DEMONSTRATIONS ALL THIS WEEK AT Gould & Snyder, Plumbers MR. JOHN A. ROBINSON, MANAGER SALES DEPT. Is there all day and will gladly give you full particulars and cost of machine and will take your order for a quick delivery. ::::::::::: Suits Like This Hre to be oecn and judged by all men of tbio town. It 13 one of tbe new pattcrno; our firot cboicc of all clotbeo. It will be youro too, wben you occ bow it wears- and provco ito good-neoo. Cluett Jhirtf are especially attractive in de sign. No more expensive than the ordi narv ones, $1.25 and $1.50 J. G. VOGT ronTutno. oacaon
