Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 13, 1906)
s 0 HOOtl RIVER GLACIER .THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1903 C5 L. H UGGINS (StvCO. S our new Full lino in Genls' Furnishings Now open to your Inspection Overcoats, Shirts, Sweaters Hats, Shoes, Etc. efffwitrti Sincerity Clothing forMen, New Fall Patterns in Men's Shirts and Neckwear See our li'iK of ( Va-vanet ! es and Overcoats for Fall When in need of Gents Furnishings, Clothing, Shoes, Hats, Etc., mil in and seo us. We will be pleased to show you we can suit you in both QUALITY AND PRICE WE SELL HONEST GOODS AT HOHSi i-: CJ ii EASTERN BEN DAVIS SELLS 50c BARREL Kaunas City, Sept. 1. Dealer wlio are preparing to get In tbe coming apple deal extensively are having innie trouble already aud expect to have more before they get through. The cause of the preseut trouble la tbe in ability to ooutract storage room, it la said that most of the available s pane in Kausas City cold storage plants has already baenlnoutraoted tor by largest dealers. The late up to tbe present time has been 4!o per bar rel, but what "pace is still open Is be ing held at 50a. People who expect to store apples, either here or at smaller storage points west of the Mississippi river, and who have not already contracted for their space, are likely to Mod themselves unable to get any large amount of room for storing after the movement gets on foot. One dealer here who is figuring ou storing 5,000 to 6,000 barrels of ap ples, said this week that be had btwu ottered 50,000 bairels of apples re cently, most of which he oouid prob ably have bought at his own prion. With the growers so far it apears to be a matter of seouring buyers with the prloe a secondary consideration The next trrouble that apple peoi In are likely to encounter will be to get siiUlolent sars to move their stock from tbe orohards to the cold storage rooms. A commercial ageut of one 4f tbe railroads that handles a larye Share of tbe Ozark apples said In an Interview this week that bis road was already short 500 cars aud that the shortage Is likely to Increase from this ou. Mot ouly will there be a great many oars of apples to mo.e out of tbe Ozark action during September uid October, but tbe capacity of the railroada will be taxed in order to handle the grain movement through out tbe West. This probable shortage of cars combined with iusuUioieiit storage room may prove a serious handicap to oaring for the apple crop in Kansas City territory this fall. Some dealers are predicting that there will be thousands of barrels of applet go to waste in the the orohards for the lack of proper facilities to handle them. On this aooouut it is likely that smaller growers, at leant, will put away lots of apples lu cellars, caves and other home storage in or der to prevent total losses ou their apples. Id dlsousslug the apple situation this week one Kansas City dealer pointed out that eveu though there should be a Isrga demaud for apple at a moderate prloe during the late fall and winter tbat buyers will nec essarily have to get their fruit at a low prloe in tbe orohards in order to Insure them a reasonable profit. He pointed out that barrels will C0Ht 40 cents eaoh, packing of the fruit about 10 cents per barrel, and the ! atorage charge 45 or 50 cents per liar-1 rel, making a dollar to bo added to tbe cost of the fruit in the o-oanl. I If 50 cents per barrel tor the fruit it-1 self Is paid the cost to the dealer, ex clusive of freight, would be $1.50 per barrel and considering shrinkage and handling this fruit would have to sell at 12 to IA50 per barel to bring a fair profit to the buyer. The price of fiO cents per barrel, as dealers (Igure it, is for No. 1 lien Davis apples. Oth er Taiieties will bring more, if course. There appears to tie pretty fair inquiry for good Jonathan apples aud growers, it is probable, will not xperienoe any great ditllculty in veil ing this class of fruit. Packer. HoodKiver Couple Ma Tied. The county olerk's office was tbe scene of a pretty wedding Tnesdn' , when Mert Thoinpxnn and Katie Mil ler, buth of Hood Hlver, "ere unit' d in marriage by Hkv. Luce of the iMuthodiat church. Shortly after se curing the license Rov. Luce was sum moned to tie the knot aud performed the ceremony in the presence of tin olllco force hikI one friend of the groom. Immediately after tbe oere inony the happy young couple depart ed for Hood Kiver where they will ie side. Optimist. NewJVarlely of Apples. Waterville, Washington, Hept. ,. On his upland fruit ranch near thick Ingham, J. H. Philips has snoaeedtd in producing a new variety of ap) le which itjjis thought will prove of great value to fruit growers on up land ranches. The apple is a veiy large one, with white meat, aud skiu streaked with red. It is said to be ol exceeding. tine flavor and ts suituh.e for onokiug aud entliig. The treo U only four years old from the seedjan'i bore sixty pounds of fruit this "set son. Sanmina ham benn anut If. in understood, to the bureau of pomolo gy at Washington for elis-itloatlou, No one would buy nails that could not Im always that imssihilil much wind 'hat nmki .i f rtiiil to go nnpi'oviilc whose aloniacii n'k on him, provides ny Keeping a lioltlo of pepsia within reach, vliat von eat and real to the omlii ion t er liini'liuiis. Sol I ly ma v. a sailboat with reefed. There is y of a little too s a cautious man d. The thinking sometime ion f I' his Htollineh Kiidol For Dys- ivoiioi digests res i he stomach perlv h-i . n-iti iis Williams' riiui- llu.r'avo'.of the Reform. JJThe'editnr of tbe New Voik Sun e cieved the following: "Sirr: The lu forinnshuu tu eft lit that Pretedutit Huselell syned the Konetik Hpeliut bill cheers mi halt. The fakt es 1 uev er went tu skule aud pcepui wus al ways miking Inn ov in ibad h filing. tlm want du that ueaw anl mi is will tha.-P. 11. T. S. Weekely the jew. ler, l a? opener1 a new jewelry store and ii i : rM. i, am is now ready to do your until , clock and jewelry repairing. All vml; ftill warranted. Prices reui-oii iM.- In lie real estate room with Ontliank ,V Ott. n, Axi l ''V.'Use, all hraihl -III! t IlH 1)1111 Ut t can U- i.i.l at S J. KriiiikV TiS5 Lomn p.t. em' : - Si ujUK floss i W. J. BAKER & CO. promised you some interesting Real Estate news in last week's Glacier. Here it is: No. 1. Nicely finished, modern houaft of 7 rooms, fine location. Notice the price, $1000 No. 2. 1-our-room house, cloth tod pa per finished walla, connected villi 'er, price, fM'O No. II. Another 4-rooiu bouse, s Willi same iDtprovemeiila as nljuve litr fltU No. 4. House of 4 rooms. Hard lin- idied. 8i.e of lot, looxli' i. Wauci. ma addition. Price f?0J. No. d. A new 6 room coitige, Br tin) business portion of town. Modera IB every respect, beautiful yard. Bize of lot 75x100 feel, Investigate this prop omtion. The price will interest youj if you are interested in a perfect borne No. (I. Lot 5(ixl30 feet and house of Uo large rooms. Why pay sent whea you can ow n this property for $250 No. 7. Kighl acres, 1 miles from town, all in berries. Price $2,000. , No. H. Forty acres six miles out. Will divide. South 20 has 8 acre 2 year old orchard in splendid condition. 10 acres meadow and plenty of free waer. Price per acre, $200. No. 'J. Fourteen acres 7 miles out, 52 full bearing trees and a young orch a.d of 800 trees just planted, 2 acres berries, will be in full bearing next u-iir. Small house. This place is in pei feet condition, and the best buy in the Valley today for the money. Price, $2800. No. 10. Forty acres unimproveJ land. Price for a few days, $2800 No. 11. Ten acres 3 miles out. House, barn and out buildings. Fully im proved. Price for short time, $3800 No, 12. Ten acre, same distance out. Fully improved, and in first class con dition. Is a pleasure to look at New house and outbuildings. Ml inches of water. Price, $3800. This list is simply a sample of what we have to offer buyers. Call and see iur entire list. H wtll interest you. Mount Hood Railroad Co. TIME TABLE ' SOUTH BOCND NORTHBOUND A. M. STATIONS V. M. 1:00 leave Hood River Arrive 5:00 (WW Powerdale 4:5i : Sean 4:42 Van Horn 4:40 8 Lents 4:30 8:7 Odell 4:'i! 8: Dukes alley 4:26 Kf! bloucber 4:16 "frit Wtrmiis 4:05 M!i ArrH IH-e Leave 4:00 Klkellve Mu) .'. 'on. Humlxy Kxcepted. J. A. WKliT.Huperlutrndent ikwm mm go. Have in their New Harueeg shop a. large line of Whips, Tents, Axel Ore&cti and Harness Oil One Dollar will fit you to eye glasses or spec tacles. Perfect fit guaranteed. Your eyes fitted at home. Write for free booklet describing our methoi. Remember, the glasses we fit you to are worth S3.50 any where on earth. Our price, only $1.00. OUR REPAIRING department is miMt comulete. Mnlniprinn SujO. Witch cloned $1.00. Send vour work by registered Bail. $2.50 repairi any watch. METZGER & CO. lit SIXTH STRUT, PORTLAlfD, 0U. We. would like for you to come and examine our har ness repair work which is quickly attended to. o wicts, o COfFECTEA. UKIN6MWDHI QttSSttVOttUB 1 eFJia-j coe 1 rpfei f CARPENTERING SCREENS Shop opposite O. B. Hartley's residence Phone 571 Your Health SUMMER SPECIAL To adfertlae oor itamped linena we will Bell centerpiece! Ilkecutttampedonttniiua complete witb flow to embroider. Regular value 90c Special 50c la ordering by mall lend poit office er ex press money order ltd mmtin UUs ft 'She Keedtecraffholo FOR SALE MacGowan's ParR Hill Orchard Forty iieros, two miles south of Mosier. New county road througli the property. Eight miles from llootl Kiver. Five room modern cottage, cost $S0(), new barns aitvl ( hicken house, two wells, 721) fruit trees, mostly Winter apples. Twenty-five m-res easily clearetl. Price 4000. (Ush 2800, lialanee three years at .S per cent. Address, C. 1). Mac(Jowan, (;,J Mosier, Wu.sco Vo., Ore. HfcVssfSsmKKirrv; Washington Funeral IMroclors' Asmi. Tbe O. RAN. will seU tickets on the oertifloate plan for tbe above con vention, September 14, 15 and Hi, to Walla Walla, at a fare aud a third for tbe round trip. If you want peaches for canning come to Wood & Smith Bros.' SjKit Cash Grocery wno have a fine lot of Yellow Crawfords. WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY Largest Denominational University in the Northwest Christian but not Sectarian Two New Buildings Adequate Equipment 45 Professors and Instructors Two New Courses Added this Year English Commercial and Electrical Engineering Address DEAN J. T. MATHEWS Or Pres. JOHN H. COL EMAN SALEM. OREGON Is your best asset. Proper health is most essential to your happiness and welfare. I'ure air is an absolute necessity, and no effort should be spared to keep it so in every house. Where open-flame illuminants rob the air of oxigen and turn it into carbonic acid gas, pure air is an impossibility. Air poisoned by the flame of a gas jet, or that of an oil lamp is unfit for breathing purposes and exercises a decidedly injurious effect upon the occupant of the room. Electric Light burning in an air-tight bulb leaves the air of the room pure and fresh, and furnishes a better, brighter and safer light than any other medium. We furnish the current and a phone mes sage or postal from you will bring our representative. F. E. STRAKG J. W. WIUON THE ODELL NURSERIES DEALERS IN GILL. 9 ... Apple Trees All standard varieties grown from selected scions of the best bearing orchards in Hood River valley. (Juaranta'd true to name and fret; from disease. iJ. HI. DEALER IN Staple and jz? j& Fancy Groceries AND" HARDWARE. SOLE AGENTS FOR Majestic & Mesaba Ranges and Stiletto Cutlery. HOOD RIVER HEIGHTS, OREGON. ESTABLISHED 1900 INCORPORATED 190-5 Butler Banking Company HOOD RIVER, OKEGON Capital Fully Paid, $50,000 m HECTORS Lksme, IIuti.er, J. N. Tkai,, Tih'man I'pti.kb, President Vice President. Cashier J. W. Kkkncii It. T. Cox oooc sic ii siwiifc.asi 9m ii H' ?0ZQ Qni V A.J Jl- 0 niuiie i our uruers 10 us You are not getting value received from your telephone if you do not use it in telephoning your drug orders ...Call Up Main 821... J and leave your order and we will Deliver it Promptly We will call and get your prescriptions and deliver-! them when filled. The Glacier Pharmacy CHAS. N. CLARKE. Prop, g SNOW & UPSON Blacksmiths and Wagon flak ers Special attention given to making and repairing Grubbing Tools and Loggers Tools EXPERT HORSESHOERS a T. RAWSON. T. H. BTjLNTOB HOOD RIVER NURSERY. Stock Grown on Full Roots. We desire to let our friends and patrons know that for the fall planting we will hare and can sup ply in any number Cherry, Pear,Aprlcot,Peach& Plum Trees, GRAPES, CURRANTS, BERRY PLANTS, Shade and Ornamental Trees. Also, all the standard yarieties of apple trees. Can supply the trade with plenty of Newtown, Spitien berg and Jonathan apple trees. RAWSON & STANTON, Hood River. Or. DAVIDSON FRUIT CO FRUIT DEALERS and Manufacturers of all kinds of Fruit Boxes Highest Prices Paid for High Grade Fruit. I still have a few LADIES' TOP SKIRTS REDUCED TO COST $9 to $6, 17 $5, 5 to $4. Come and examine these goods Will cost you nothing. I also carry a full line of ....SETZ SHOES FOR MEN.... Royal Blue, $3.50 Perfecto at .3.85 A L. CARMICHAEL MOOD RIVER HEIGHTS NOW IS THE TIME to trade your old Stove in, on A NEW RANGE The Bie- New and Secondhand Store is the place. We buy, sell and exchange anything . in Furniture, Stoves, Carpets, Tin and Graniteware, Crockery, and in fact EVERYTHING salable. Come in and be convinced that we can SAVE YOU MONEY. Phone 1053 0. P. DABNEY & CO., Proprietors.