THE HOOD RIVER NEWS, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1912
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BARGAINS
IN GROCERIES AT HUGGIN'S CASH STORE
Best Fruit Sugar, 14 lbs for $1.00. Sack $6.G0
The Dalles Diamond Flour, per sack 1.30. Bbl. .5.10
The Columbia River Jewel, per sack 1.20. f Bbl. 4.70
Swift & Co. Sugar Cured Hams, per lb 18
Swift & Co. Sugar Cured Breakfast Bacon, per lb 18
Swift & Co. Silver Leaf Lard, 10 lbs 1.40
5 lbs- .70
Cottolene, 10 lb. pail 1.50
Cottolene, 5 lb. pail GO
Compound, 10 lb. pail 1.10
Compound, 51b. pail GO
C2mpound, 501b. can 5.00
Gold Dust Washing Powder, regular 25c, for .... .20
Citrus Washing Powder, regular 25c, for 20
Pearline, regular 25c, for 20
Arm & Hammer Soda, per package 5
3 cans Al Standard Corn for 25
3 cans Al Standard Tomatoes for .25
Preferred Stock Corn, per Doz. cans 1.50
Preferred Stock Tomatoes, per Doz. cans 1.50
Del Monte Peaches, per can 20
" " Appricots, per can 20
" Spinach, per can .25
" " Pumpkin, per can 10"
Thanking our many customers for past favors, wishing
you a prosperous New Year, you will find us ready to serve
you at all times with anything in our line at lowest prices.
L. H. Huggins
BILL GEROE PAYS
EULOGY TO APPLE
Hill (it-riN', a IcmlliiK fruit dlHtrlhu
tor at Toledo, ( Mito, Iiuh Hotnt'tliliiK
to nay on "The Apple" In the lnont
recent IrtHiie of the Spy, the periodical
plililUhed Ity the International Ap
ple Shipper' AMHiH'latloh. Hearken
to Kill:
"The original npplcjwim a 'Touch-Me-Mot.'
Hail thin MrHt apple Ihh-ii
Tvli'Knt.xl ton BtoniKe, until It whh
unfit to eat, much of hlxtory in I a lit
have remained unchroiilclcd.
"An It wan, a tmiooth, ItiHlnimtlntf
reptile handed It to the Flrnt Lady
of the Land, who, IteltiK mlnurt chil
dren, poodle diK and automobile,
Rtralght way thought of her h un
hand, Adam, and Rave hi in the core
to eat, and we have hud moving
dayH, tntimpM, incaMlcH and Iteno,
Nev., ever ttlnce. A-dam fool that he
win, paid an awful long price for
that core.
"It Ih remarkable how many
'Touch-.Me-Not' apple that one upec
Imen hatt produced. There have
hei'ii yenrti when all the recrved
Heatx In the cold Ht.niKCH of thin
country were occupied liy 'Touch Me.
Xotn.'
"In Ita wild utate the apple In nil
Innocent. InoffeiiHtve Inhabitant of
many countrtcH. While In ltn youth,
and green with experience. It ha
many enemle worm, moth, cater
pillar ami hoy. In thl condition
It lnereae the practice of the coun
try doctor many fold.
"When the apple arrive at the age
of dlwretlon phylcally It I perfect
ly harmle; financially It lecome i
erlou question.
"Apple are great stickler for
cate. You never find a poor, little,
deformed, half-witted apple In the
company of the 4iH). The big, freh-
complexloned, robut apple crowd
the little fellow down the ladder and
teache him to keep hi place In the
middle of the barrel along with
other of hi da.
"The ue of the apple are many.
A a foundation for pie It ha really
no xuhHtltute. The boardlng-houe
apple pie, with It concrete covering,
ha been known to lat for age.
The old fanhloned mince pie 1 largely
apple and myxtery. Dried apple,
epec1ally on trlug, like pearl, are
not only highly ornamental, but are
especially handy when unexpected
company arrive. Apple sauce I
known In all language. linked ap.
pie are recognized In ong and Htory
and are the real arlxtocrat of the
chef product."
Do you know that fully nine out of
every ten case of rheumatism are
simply rheumatism of the miiHcles
due to cold or damp, or chronic
rheumatism, and require no Internal
treatment whatever? Apply Cham
berlain' Liniment freely and see how
quickly It give relief. For sale by
all dealer.
Sliver Sud for sale at Clarke's
Jewelry store.
Indian Pottery
Brassware
Aluminum
A
AT
TF(T
Blowers
Hardware
Company
WILL LECTURE ON
SCALING THE ALPS
An entertainment de luxe Is prom
ised by the l'rogresslve Assoclatlon
a Its next number In the lyceuin
course, to be held at Mclsaac' ball,
1'arkdale, on Friday evening, Janu
ary 19th, a Htereoptlcon lecture by
Homer A. Itogers, assisted by Itev.
Mr. Harris, ou "Mountain Climbing
In the Swiss Alp."
This discourse promise to le es
pecially Interesting to the people of
the valley, a they have bad the ex
perience of scaling that majestic
peak. Mt. Hood. The lectnre will be
Illustrated by over one hundred lan
tern slide depicting the beautiful
scenery of Switzerland and vividly
portraying the adventure of the
speaker. Mr. Rogers ha reached
the pinnacle of success a a lecturer
and Is gifted with lofty Meal. He
has possessed Alpine tendencies from
his Infancy, being born in Harlem,
the blghesi point on Manhattan I
land, at an early age developed a
tendency for climbing the rock and
hunting the gonli of the neighbor
hood. Graduating from college with high
honors, be decided, before embark
ing In business, to visit Swltierland
and climb the prluclpal peak of the
Alp. Upon returning to hi native
country, hi Inclination mill unabat
ed for thing higher up, he decld.! to
embark tn what Judge Stephen A.
Lowell described In bis recent lecture
a "That most lofty occupation a
man could follow farming." Mr.
Rogers own an apple orchard lo
cated on China hill at an altitude of
:t,0Hi feet and only three mile from
the snow line of Mt. Hood.
Notice of Annual Stockholders' Meeting
The annual stockholders' meeting
of the Farmers' Irrigating Company
will be held Saturday, January l-l,
1912, at 10 a. m. at Commercial Club
hall for the purpose of electing seven
director to serve one year, and for
the purpose of transacting such
other business as may legaly come
before the meeting.
I5y order of Director.
M. H. Nickki.kkn', Secretary.
It pays to advertise. '
COMMITTEE WILL DECIDE
AS TO BIG APPLE SHOW
A Portland dispatch snys: A com
mltteeof five will be it 'lined by Chair
man i. F. JoIiiiboii soon to survey
the local field thoroughly for 191J. to
determine Ifan at tempt Hhall he made
to hold a great apple show here this
year. At a meeting of the general
committee, representing the Com
mercial Club. Horticultural Society
and other Inter sts, held in the Com-
menial Club rooms, this decision
was reached, Sdiiic believed there
would he so many conventions and
other big things here In 1912 as to
make It Impractical to have a great
apple show then. Others felt th'it
now Is the time to do everything.
To get the situation better In baud,
the chairman was authorized to
name a survey committee, which
will canvass the situation exhaust
Ively.
For Sale A fine lot of hay in the
Mt. Hood district. Near Mt. Hood
Post Office. Phone, Odell 38 or
2002-x.
emm JFaunntr Ja?m$ Submittal, bij 3. a. Nralriijli
Have courage, everyone, to do the right!
Life's battles must be fought.
And those who strive will win the fight.
Success may not be bought;
For cowards rarely win the day.
Nor men who idly pace;
Tis those who bravely work away
That gain the foremost place.
Have courage, everyone, to do the right!
In every little thing,
No sin is small in heaven's sight,
But trouble sure 'twill bring.
The wise and good can safely stand
Where others surely fall.
For goodness strengthens every hand.
And makes strong men of all.
Have courage, everyone, to do the right!
Be bold, be brave, be strong!
By doing right, we get the might
To overthrow the wrong.
T is 'only' those who evil do
That need a coward fear;
So let your lives be good and true,
And keep your conscience clear.
Have courage, everyone, to do the right!
Like heroes of renown;
For only those who bear the fight
Can hope lo wear a crown.
Let manliness your standard be.
Nor hear the scoff and jeer;
Seek after truth and purity.
And holy filial fear.
Have courage, everyone, to go and win;
Walk in the good old way;
Strive day by day to conquer sin.
And ever watch and pray.
Success will come still persevere.
And keep the prize in sight;
Help from on high your heart will cheer
While fighting for the right.
-iibW'i Monthly. Set. ku E. B. A.
Nothing to do with the life God gives you,
Nothing to do in the race that you run,
Nothing to do with the precious talents,
Nothing that may answer thy soul, "Well done"?
Nothing to do? O you who are careless!
Nothing to do but to while life away?
No use to make of the priceless fragments?
Think of the time you are wasting each day!
Be not deceived. Think, live and be earnest.
Your life was not meant just for you alone,
But ere long there cometh God's great harvesl
When everyone must reap what they have sown.
God wants us to use his golden moments,
He would that not one should drop from the loom.
Behold e'en the stars how they impress us
With life's earnestness from cradle to tomb.
Build for yourself and those you are touching
A character spotless and pure and deep;
Then when the sheaves of life's purpose are garnered
A rich and blessed harvest thou shall reap.
Beyond our gaze is a beautiful palace,
Fashioned by God for his home in the soul.
And a still small voice from this secret temple
Murmureth as the peaceful waters roll;
And it tells of an influence immortal.
Breathes of the coming blest eternity,
And whispers in a low, sweet cadence
Of something to do and something to be.
The flowers teach in sublimest lessons
That man should be noble and good and true
And oft to the eager soul their fragrance
Beareth the message, "There's something to do."
Something to do in the bright, pure morning.
Something to do when the noontide is high,
Something to do in the restful evening,
Something as the swift, splendid years go by.
Something to do in thought and in action.
Something to do with ten talents or one,
Something to do worth while and eternal,
Something that may answer thy soul, "Well done."
-Bu DELBERTA MILTOX
In every home where there are chil
dren there should lx a bottle of
White' Cream Vermifuge. It de
stroys worms and act a a tonic to
the debilitated system. Price 2.V per
bottle. Si.M by ( has. X. Clarke.
II. II. HADLOCK
Thone 326-M
Office 45-L
GEO. II. STEINHOFF
rhone 59-M
HADLOCK & STEINHOFF
Real Estate and Fire Insurance
Improved and Unimproved Orchard Lands
LIST YOUR RANCHES WITH US FOR SPRING SALES
DO IT NOW I
2nd and Cascade Ave., Opp. Hotel Oregon, Hood River, Oregon
We Repair
Motor Cycles
Bicycles
Lawn Mowers
Sewing Machines
Type Writers
Cash Registers
Moving Ficture Machines
Small Motors (TrtrJc,d)
All kinds of Locks
All kinds of Fire Arms
Saw Filing
&c.
BERGMAN & BRiTTAIN
Gun and Locksmith
GENERAL REPAIR WORKS
Stewart Hardware Co. Building
Phone 11
FRUIT SECTIONS
MAYM1C0MBINE
A project for controllltiff the apple
output of the northwest by ininbln
liiK the four bin fruit produclm; scc
tlons In a selling agency will be con
sidered by local fruitgrowers at a
meeting which will be called fur the
twenty-seventh of this month. The
proposition was Informally presented
by K. S Mtller.mnnager of the Ilogue
Hlver Fruit and Produce Association
at an Informal meeting of the direc
tor and stockholders of the local
Apple (irowcrs' I'lilon held here the
last of the week.
Mr. Miller's proposition Is that the
four districts Hogue Klver, Hood
Klver, Wena tehee and Yakima com
bine for the purpose of marketing
their fruit In common and at a
smaller cost. The plan Is that the
four section should toget tier bny a
controlling Interest In the already
established Xorthwestern Print l'.x
changf of Portland. Thl exchange
was stated by Mr. Miller to be In ex
cellent standing as a selling organiz
ation, and In shape to be used at
once for the purpose of comprehen
sive fruit distribution.
A committee of live was appointed
to Investigate the proposition and
report their findings at the meeting
to lie held on the t wenty sevetil h.
They are: II. K. Ferguson. P. S.
Pavldsou, A. I. Mason, ('. II. Sproat
and (I. I j. Waller. The meeting will
be open to all Interested parties In
Hood Klver or adjacent communities.
W hen buying a cough incdti Ine for
children bear In mind that Chamber
lain' Cough Keliieily Is most el'fiv'il
al for cold, croup and whooping
rough and that It contain no harm
ful drug. For sale by all dealers
Uead the New's Want Ads.
fflcunt Kcccl RaiCrcad
Time Tihl No. 10. Effective April 17th. I?:C1 A. M.
4 NOHTM- P.M.
Hood River 3.10
3.05
2.55
2.30
A.M.-
8.00
8.05
8.15
8.35
8.40
8.55
0.10
9.20
0.40
0.45
10.15
10.25
10.40
10.50
Ar.
Ly.
Ar.
Powerdale
Switchback
Van Horn
Mohrs
Odell
Summit
Rloucher
Winans
Dee
Dee
Troutcreek
Woodworth
Parkdale
Lv.
Ar.
Lv
2.15
205
2.00
1.50
1.45
1.25
1.20
1.05
1.00
Sunday,, north bound train will run two hours late,
above 9-hcdulc. leaving Parkdale 3 p. m.
A. WILSON. Agtnt.
Fish Is Attractive
only when fresh, stale fish is
abominable. Our rule is to han
dle none but the freshest
whether from river, lake or
ocean. In all seasons we pride
ourselves upon the freshness and
flavor of our Fish, and we carry
only that which is in season.
Our supplies reach us daily, so
the freshness can be guaranteed.
The prices are as pleasing as the
fish itself.
CENTRAL MEAT MARKET
P. C Yor.Ni;. Prop.
The Teller of Stories
from Illinois
Miss Edna Lyman,
WILL GIVE A LECTURE ON
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 17, 1912
at the CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH on
The Telling of Bible Stories
tjpecuiir suggestive for CDurch Workers, Teachers lod Parents
Lj ADMISSION 25 CENTS
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W. S. GR1BBLE
The Mt. Hood Store
General Merchandise
Flour, Feed, Spray Material
Farm Implements si and si Stumping Powder
J. A. LITEL
MT. HOOD, ORE.
Blacksmith and Wagonmaker
HORSE SHOEING A SPECIALTY
25 Years Experience
S. E. BARTMESS
Funeral Director and Practical Embalmer
ESTABLISHED 18 YEARS
MOOD RIVER, OREGON
00 TO
J. H. HEILBRONNER& CO.
For Peal Estate "Bargains m
in ToLatn and allcv H
Heilbronner Building
M
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Hood River, Oregon
j JOHNSON BROS. & HALE j
GENERAL MERCHANDISE j
Groceries, Furnishings, Shoes, Hardware, Etc.
I Agents for Bane Wagons, Racine Hacks, I
Phone 20J2-M Pine drove Grange Building Van Horn Station f
i I
F. B. SNYDER
B B. PON ELL
flood Giver Plumbing Company
Sanitary Plum3:nc and Heating.
Tinning and Sheet Metal Work.
Repairing Promptly Attended.
ESTIMATES FURNISHED CASCADE AVENUE
PURDY & CHAPMAN
Complete Lines of
General Merchandise
Feed and Grain
Prompt and courteous treatment
ODHLL, ORIiGON
II GARAGEWe have tho wni'y r.ursii ami j
H CARTKKCAK Autom..t.iI.-si. L. tustmc M
H you a rido. J
Jj Jp You are going to have your Auto over- JJ
M haulod this winter let us figure on your M
work. jj
VllIC3niZing DOnS-0'1- Gasoline and Auto Ai-cessorie-!. JJ
Tubes. Casings and Batteries. Visit our
Garage for repairs and supplies.
J. F. VOLSTORFF
3
lL'lT) C Street. Hood River Heights M
Telephone LViK
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