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THE HOODJRIVER NEWS, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29, 1911 BE WSSE Apitata your gmr matter. Don't ait until you .re all run down. Keep ke)ed up. BEEF. WINE IRON tones up t!.c run down system and I maintains the t T.eJ-cp ETter.i, It is tunic a:id f joJ i i concentrate J, quick acting Mrm. It pari .es t".J er.ru'-.ci the blood, increamt: and r.ul.:t iin;u those little ted coipuik'S that indicate vijor and ustiincJ health a sure insurance against malignant and chronic dis ease. It is remarkable in its erlect in giving strength, energy and in creased appetite. Pleasant to take and a rnost economical medicine to use. Large Bottles, 75c eJfie Stere C. A. PLATH, DRUGGIST :,f.-.'V va' 1 ' C (i:,t. '.- -f g Kent & Garrabrant Confectionery, Cigars Fishing Tackle Spaulding's Sporting Goods All Kinds of Soft Drinks Oak Street, opposite Smith Block. Hood River. M. NIGUMA jfapancsc JVovcltks Kutane and Tokyo Disbea. Bamboo Furniture. EMPLOYMENT OFFICE Oak Street, Horner 1st Phone 160 TREES FOR SALE 1000 Newtown, Ark. Blacks and Spitzenburgs; From 3 to ft. V. A. CrOW, Near Tucker Bridge, Phone 1922 M. W. J. BAKER Real Estate Loans Insurance APPLE AND STRAWBERRY LAND A SPECIALTY Correspondence Solicited The W. G. Aldred Co. CONTRACTORS EXCAVATING AND GRADING Crushed Rock and Gravel HOOD RIVER, OREGON 0-W. R, & N. COMPANY WLST BOUND No. . Fart Kail (no paaepnirera) t W A. M. No. 8. Portland Flyer :10 " No. 7. Portland Local 7:4.5 " No. .. Oreiroti Wanhinirton ExpreM 8:50 No. 1L 800-Spokane-Portland .. .. . :25 " No. L Portland Ixeal J:2.1 P. M No. 17. Chswo Limited 6.45 " EAST BOUND No. 1 Pendleton I.oral 10:30 A. M. No. U. Onwon and Wah. Limited .11:53 No. a. The Pallea Local 20 P. M. No. 10. Fart Mail. m paMrnrera H:28 No. . Onon Wanriinaton txpreaelOO No. It mm-Hpofcena- Portland 10:55 No. . Walla Walla Panaenrr 12 56 Train, number t 6. II and 17 make no .tup. be tween Huot Kieer and Portland. Paeeiiere for ka-al point null take train 7 and L Trmia t. U and in f onljr at The DallM. Arl Inaton. Umatilla and Pendleton. PaMta-era fur point between lloud Hirer and Pendleton mu.t take tralna No. L and 8. Fur farther Information Inuuire at ticket office J. M. I'ltLDKICY, Agent. New Spring Suits Our New Spring Line of Suits are now on display and a finer lot of 1911 styles and weaves have never been offered in the city. We have all prices and guarantee the values to be the biggest and the satisfaction the best, whether you buy a suit for $5.00 or whether you buy a HART, SCHAFFNER & MARX. Men's Medium Brown Pencil Stripe Fancy Wors ted Suit. The fine silk pencil stripe and attractive weave form a high class pattern. ff The suit SlOiUD Men's Dark Blue Fancy Striped Worsted Suit with an occasional light silk pinstripe. A very styl ish pattern. The suit Men's Medium Light Grey Fancy Striped Worsted Suit; a very striking style for young men; beautiful pattern and shade, superior tailoring. Hart Schaffner& Marx make. The suit Men's Extra Quality Fine Weave Dark Blue Serge Suit with fine Mohair lining; tailored in the n finest style by Hart Schaffner & Marx, suit.. o25iUU SPECIAL IVflDDDoimery You will surely miss it if you do not look over our fine line of Millinery before you buy your Easter hat. We certainly have one of the best assortments ever brought to the city. An exceptionally fine lot for the ' children. Prices are the lowest. Special Men's Balbriggan Underwear, odds and ends in col ors, ecru, pink and blue; worth 50c a suit. Special the suit 17C MEN'S AND BOYS' CAPS We have one of the largest and finest lines of Caps this season that we have ever had. All styles in Golf, Yacht, Eton, Skiddo, and Auto Caps; all sizes in plain and fancy mixed goods. .n AP . Caps for . IDC 15C 25C 35C and up Men's Summer Weight Balbriggan Underwear in ecru and fancy mixed colors; regular 50c values. This is a broken lot, not a full run of sizes in any one color but about all sizes in the lot. Your choice the .Q garment - JOC Boys Wash Suits. If you wish anything in the line of a nice washable suit for the boys, we can show you one of the best assortments in the city in Russian and Sailor styles in White, Blue, Tan and fancy washable materials. . . A, suits for. 50c 70c 90c S1.00S1.40 TD-fllE PARDS PAD IR9 3fte Store 3hat Saves 2jou money LIVE NEWS FROM THE UPPER VALLEY Tlie runny friends of Warren Cooper will lie plea Hi-i 1 to learn that lie is con valesclng from his recent illness. Harney contracted the malady while playing the Big Brother act to a bunch of children nt one of the re sorts where he sojourned the pant winter. Kind neighbors have sent numerous toys nnd other playthings to amuse hi in during his confinement. The dastardly act of poisoning val uable dogs Is I wing perpetrated by some person In the Valley Crest neighborhood. A reward of $i1 Is offered by line Babson for the appre hension and conviction of theculprlt. There are a few dogs, however, that haunt the 1'aekdafe store, which would cause very little sorrow if they were to shuttle off the mortal coll. In anticipation of the "discontinu ance" or "abolishment" of the lower valley, would suggest that the News move Its plant up here at once, as there are only a few more choice hits available In the town site. A rumor Is current, up here, that a large num ber of people from Jersey City are camped on the border of some of the choice tracts In the lower valley anxiously awaiting to take possess ion as soon as the owners abandon their ranches The Oregon a i ttiosphere truly has a tendency to cau-e drowsiness. Or egon is wi.klng up slowly but surely. So people from other climes attend ing divine worship here should not take cognizance of the fact that some of the congregation, or even a deacon, take "forty winks" during the service. It Is not the sermons that It can be attributed to. for they are Inspiring and eloquently deliv ered. If you must take a nap kindly make provision for the offering lie-forehand. find that the judge had gone home and the jury had left for the prairie to make personal examination before assessing the benefits and damages In the matter. The captain says that the appraisinent by the jury will be such that drainage will lie come a settled fact. Land prospectors, ranchers coming from the east for summer work ami laborers for development of orchards power site work ami other jobs, have been coming into White Salmon the past few days In such numbers that the hotels and rooming houses have been over run. Tents have had to lie utilized; nine men at one hostelry had to go to the hay loft, and one morning a couple of travelers were found sleeping In a wagon box. To meet the growing need of the place Dewey and son, owners of a large ranch adjoining the town, will put up a large building on the corner of Jewett avenue and Main street, per haps of concrete, one floor of which will be an apartment for roomers. When Sam Hill hail the taxpayers I of Klickitat county vote $10,000 last j fall to enable him to carry on the j road building from Lyle to Maryhlll : he assured them that the road work I would not be held up because of the ! state falling to provide the funds. Yet the state has done that very thing. The bill reported out by the committee provided for state high way appropriation, but It was to lie spent east of Klickitat county and 40.0M) In Skamania county from Stevenson down. The bill, however, failed to pass and all appropriation for special state highways cut out, and reports to the dailies are to the effect that the convicts working on state highways are lieing called back to the penitentiary. One of the rea sons why the highway appropria tions; did not carry was because It would help Portland, a very narrow way, ludeed, to look at the matter. At the railway meeting of the Mt. Adams electric Hue Thursday evening the company put this proposition up to the people: If sixty persons will each take $400 lu stock the company will build a ro id up th grade ac cording to their original survey. They will also turn in their assets, couslstlug of surveys and a power site, the latter of which Is located In the big Lead belr.w the I'.ihop ranch some distance and valued at about $:t,iOO. The plan would be to put on either a cogwheel locomotive capable of pushing or pulling a car or an electric motor for passenger service. After getting to the top of the hill and demonstrating that the line was a revenue producer It would then be easy to show outside capitalists what It was doing and Interest them to the extent of extetidlng It up the valley. A motion was passed that the Mount Adams line procure u competent contractor to estimate the cost of the line ui the hill to the town of White Salmon and make report. The people of White Salmon now have two short line railway propositions befor them, w hich com plicates things. Some people will fa vor the road being built largely by outside capital, while others will be of the opinion that the Mount Ad ams line should be supported. The Enterprise trusts that one or the other of the propositions wilt be adopted, for the road Is a real neces slty. Snakes Kept Him Busy Will .Ionian made a "killing" Inst last Saturday. Ills children discov ered a big rattlesnake In the rim rock and called Mr. Jordan. Having dispatched this otv, he found five more good sized reptiles and made short work of them. Battlers seem to be getting more plentiful In this section. Bickel ton News. TEACHING OREGON FARMERS BY MAIL The principle of making the college of direct, practical service to every taxpayer of the state of Oregon, of carrying Its assistance and Instruct ion out to those who are unable to attend the courses at Corvollls, Is demonstrated In a striking manner by the Agrlculturnl College In Its new correspondence course lu farm ac counting and business methods, given by the school of commerce under Iean J. A. Bexell. One advantage to the farmers. In addition to the fact that It Is free to all, is that It can lie taken up at any time and carried on at t he conven ience of the student, without restric tion as to the number of months It covers. There are already fifty stu dents enrolled In the work, and It has so attracted the attention of publishers of the bulletin of lesson In structions that they have evolved a plan by which Dean Bexell's course can be offered by all the different ag ricultural schools throughout the country, adapted to each locality and Its particular lived s. As fast as the funds and Instruc tional force at the college will allow other courses w ill be added to the correspondence work for farmers. In cluding a study of rural law, and agricultural economics. I'nfortiin ately the legislature did not allow the appropriation requested for this work, so It cannot at this time re ceive the attention and development planned for it. It Is the policy of the college, however, to extend these ad vantages to the people of the rural communities of the state as fast as resources will permit. ' Horse for sale Phone Odell "4 or write Box 4:1 Park dale, Ore. Chamberlain's Stomach ami Liver Medicines that aid nature are al Tablets are safe, sure and reliable, ways most successful. Chamber h., .... i...,. .u.,i i. ii , i Iain's Cough Bemed.v nelson this . . . I plan. It loosens the cough, relieves of women who have beeu restored to health through their gentle aid ami curative properties. Sold by all dealers. the lungs, opens the secretions Mid aids ual lire in restoring the system to a healthy condit Ion. Sold by all dealers.1 TO-DAY To-day and every day, let us fill your PRESCRIPTIONS. With the correct DRUGS of greatest power, a moderate equipment, and long training we surely can and do give the best results in Prescription Compounding always. Chas. N. Clarke GLACIER PHARMACY Hood River Oregon Another mystery was solved in the hf.tiiu ff f'lwdtt.r Wiiltun 1 1 m wiiu just about recovered from his long 2 spell of Idleness when he was in formed by his lietter seven eighths j Jg that the wwer pipe ceased to per-I form Its Intended functions. "ol':jJ I'll fix that lu it Jiffy," and stilling I v the action to the word, he uncoupled a section of pipe, but found that as clear as a whistle. "Must be outside; will have to hold up the family wash a few moments longer, as a little digging will lie necessary." After working for about a week he discovered the length that contained the obstruction. He tried to remove It with hand pressure, but it was of no use, so he attached his 40 horse power spray pump nnd out cliot mi object that startled him. I'pon in vestigation it proved to Is; their long lost cat, which disappeared about the time Baglev's meat mar ket ojs'lied for business. A colander Is now fastemd over the oiitlct to prevent a recurrence of sih-Ii a catas trophe. WHIM; SALMON I From the F.nterpriiw) Alls'rt Hall of Hood Blver wa- In town lat week. Mr. Hall will have charge of the Pacific Light Ac Pouer ystem nt Hood Blver, Mhvit and White Salmon. John Thompson will have charge of t lie local pla it. ("apt. Mitchell of ''umiis Prairie passed througn town ednemjuy on his way homefriiiithecountysc.it, w here he had gone ns a witness in GROCERY BARGAINS Kitchen Queen Patent Flour, Guaranteed, $1.25 Sack; $4.90 Barrel H n Swifts Premium Lard No. 10, per pail... Swifts Premium Lard No. 5, per pail Swifts Silver Leaf Lard No. 10, per pail. Swifts Silver Leaf Lard No. 5, per pail , Sliced Beef in glass, No. l's ' Sliced Beef in glass, No. l-2s. Canned Hominy, 2 cans 25c, per doz Canned Sauer Kraut 2 cans 25c, per doz. $1.60 ...80c $1.40 70c -25c -15c $1.40 $1.25 5 Clear Lake String Beans per can 15c, per doz. U 2 Pala String Beans 2 cans 25c, per doz 9 lb. sack Corn Meal n n n 3d 90 lb. sack Albers Bros. Cream Oats 45 lb. sack Albers Bros. Cream Oats . . . Albers Bros. Cream Oats in bulk, per lb, Italian Prunes, Pitted, 2 lbs. Dried Peaches per lb $1.50 $1.30 25c $3.90 $2.00 5c -25c 9c Fine Granulated Cane Sugar, 17 lbs. $1.00. Per Sack, $5.30 Trade with us and your Dollar will buy more Our Terms arc CASH to All SMITH BROTHERS the drainage pris-ei-dlngs, only ''jJJfc