The Hood River news., February 01, 1911, Page 7, Image 7

THE HOOD RIVER NEWS, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1911
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IT IS NOT ALWAYS PURE LUCK
that tells where to make a good investment. Good luck may be a factor in making a wise decision,
but by comparison it is not weighed in the balance with good judgment.
Good Judgment Is JVot Hindsight; It's Foresight
Perhaps you did not get in on some of the following investments by reason of an over-abundance
of hindsight.
$100 invested in stock of Munsey's fiagazine a the right time would now pay you
a monthly income of $100 and have a cash value of $12,000. $1000 in this stock would
have made you independently rich.
$100 invested in Bell Telephone stock at the right time would be worth over $200,000.
These are only two instances of where some one must have used foresight, and yet we can name
dozens of propositions that have paid as well as these or better. We are proving each day that the
old saying, that "a prophet is not without honor save in his own country" does not apply to THE
OREGON APPLE COMPANY OF HOOD RIVER, for the sale of its preferred stock is meeting with in
stant success and that too with OREGON PEOPLE.
THEY KNOW WHERE THE BEST APPLES IN THE WORLD ARE GROWN B THEY KNOW WHERE GRADES AND PACK ARE SAFEGUARDED
THEY KNOW WHERE THE MOST CARE IS GIVEN TO APPLE CULTURE g THEY KNOW WHERE BUYERS PAY THE HIGHEST PRICE
If you cannot call at our office, phone 51-M or drop us a card and we will supply you with detaiU
ed information how you can own some of this stock on small monthly payments.
The Oregon Apple Company of Hood River
21-22 Hcilbronner Building
Mood River, Oregon
The
Heilbronner Building
be ready for occupancy alter
January 1st, 1911.
The second floor offices are now
open lor inspection. All outside
rooms. Steam Heated. Modern
J. H. Heilbronner, Owner
White :: River :: Flour
Makes Whiter, Lighter Bread
ASK YOUR GROCER
J. M. WOOD
Fancy and Staple Groceries
T-TTTT.T.T'H
E Preferred Stock, Heinz's 57 varieties Pickles, Krout,
El Mince Meat, Catsup, Apple Butter, Etc. Splendid H
line of canned Tomatoes and Corn at IO cents 3
E SOLE AGENTS FOR PURli WHITE FLOUR
...Your orders will receive onr best attention... 4
FAMOUS STUDENT
CLUB DISBANDED
Kugene, Ore, Jim. 31, (Special)
The famous Hood Klver Hachelors'
Cluli Im no more. When Jack Luckey
anil Will Cass returned to Eugene
after the Christmas holidays they
went Into the dormitory, thus leav
ing vacant the building erected two
and a half yearn ago by four Mood
Klver boy, and which during the
llrst year of the existence of the club
wan written up In the paper all
over the country as an unusual ex
ample of thrift and economy on the
part of ambitious student. It wad
here that these four boys, Burleigh
('hhIi, Clyde Tat tee, Albert Ourra
brant and Jack Luckey lived for as
low a eight dollars a month, plus a
small monthly payment on their lot.
when It was costing from sixteen to
thirty dollar a month to live In the
university dormitory and In the fra
ternity house. The building repre
sented a total outlay of about $75.
The lot, w hich wan all paid for the
second year, twin already doubled In
value to Its four owner.
Last year Tat tee did not return,
but two new men moved In, Kay
Murphy and Marry Cash. This year
both Cash boy and (iarrabrnnt did
not return and Murphy went luto a
fratertilty house, leavlug only Luckey
with Freshman Cass, to keep up
the house. The two lived there, but
ate two meals a day at the dormi
tory. Hut they found It unsatisfac
tory to live alone ho far from the
campus and finally, Immediately after
the holidays, abandoned the old club
house. The building Is now offered
for sale by the four original owners.
It Is Interesting to note that of the
ten men from Mood Klver now at
F.ugene six are In fraternities and
four In the dormitory. Of the former
four are In Alpha Tan Omega, one In
Sigma Nu and one In Sigma Chi.
Funeral of George Knapp
The funeral of (ieorge Knnpp, a
pioneer resident of the valley, who
died at San Diego, Calif., January
23rd, took place Sunday morning at
Pine drove. The ceremonies at the
grave were In charge of a delegation
from the Hood Itlver Masonic lodge.
Mr. Knnpp had resided at Hood
Klver a long time, and In nddltton to
his son, Clarence, who resides here,
was the father of Mrs. Virgil Win
rhell, Mrs. O. II. Ithoades and Mrs.
K. Sorenson, of Mood Klver.
GLAMOR FOR PAVING !
ATJHE DALLES
The Dalles Chronicle states that!
the engineers are now busily engaged
In mapping out the new sewer sys-!
tern for the city aud as soon as the 1
plans are adopted, In about a month,
the council will again le ready to,
consider street paving.
The mayor and council had a hard ;
time getting the paving ball rolling
two years ago, but now that the
property holders know how fine the!
hltullthtc Improvement Is, they are
taking the Initiative and Instead of
some of them fighting street pave-!
meut they are clamoring for It.
A comparison of Second, Third !
aud Fourth street with the muddy!
cross thoroughfares which are not
paved, a contrast which citizens can
not help but see exemplified every
day, explains the "change of heart."
Another boost for the cause of pav
Ing was the council' choice of ma
terial, bltullthlc. Thl has given fine
satisfaction and t o years use has
already demonstrated that It Is dur
able, cheap In the long run, not as
slippery as most hard-surface pave
ment and of pleasing appearance.
LOCALlRANSFERS
OF REAL ESTATE
List of real estate tranfers for the
week ending January 28, li'll, as
furnished by the Hood Klver Ab
stract Company:
A H Combs to William J Helmer
10 acres In I'pper Valley
A J Derby, trustee, to I S Cashier
Co ltK) acres west of Parkdale
AllsTt It Hadley to.Marrletta Ileal .
ty Co ltk) acres In I'pier Valley
Marry I. Itartlett to Otto Mikkel
sen. 140 acre on upper Neal Creek
Oswald It Kail to Wm F.dwnrd
Pall. 10 acres In Glenhurst orchards
It J McPuffee to Jessie F Katon
two third Interest In 20 acres near
Summit
John Iceland Henderson nnd wife
to Frank K Harris lot 2. and 20
block 30 Mood Klver proper
Read in February Sunset Magazine
San Plego, The City of Dreams
Come True. Keautlfully Illustrated
In four colors.
Trtrar.lnl Singing In the Streets of
San Francisco. Christmas Kve.
Now on sale. All news stands, 15
rents.
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HEATING STOVES
Clearance Sale of Heaters
now on. We can save you mon
ey on these goods.
Blowers Hardware Co.
Phone 99. First and Oak
The
Walk-Over
Shoe
Look at Our Windows
We are proud of our windows just
now. They are worth going out
of your way to see, because they
display
The First Showing of
Walk-Over Shoes for Spring
and because a full run of sizes and
widths are on our ? helves.
J. G. Vogt
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