The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, August 05, 1909, Page Six, Image 6

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    MOOl) RlvM GLACIER, TflOKSBAY AUaUST 6 1609
HOOD RIVER APPLES
AT SEATTLE FAIR
Oregon liuilding, A. V. P., Seattle,
Aug !. Special correspondence. The
Hood River Valley shares with equal
prominence o' any aection in the
beaver state, the center of the stage
in the exhibit on the drat floor of
the state headquarters. The first
glimpse upon euteiiug the door is a
massive exhibit ot the kingly apple
products of the two general secti ins
of the state whose name has beeu ad
vertised afar through the immense
value) ot the apple crop. The oenter
of tbe floor is occupied by a towering
pyramid composed of tbe best selec
ted samples of the leaders, tbe fruil
being artistically arranged with small
branches attaobed. Plenty or litera
ture on apple ml due, besides intelli
gent attendants, are on tap, and this
is one of tbe first feattues in tbe
building to attract a great deal of at
tention from visitors who murvel
much at the perfected specimens dis
played. Surrounding tbe column of
apples boxes are ricked up on tables
as packed for tbe commercial demand
showing what eaoh grower produces.
Scattered through tbe display an:
boxes "from the state of Oregon" but
in tbe majority of iustauces each
grower as well as the grower produc
ing it are given credit for the display.
That the argument giving promi
nence to tbe apple business meet
with general approval is the verdict
given by "the man from borne," who
has good cause for pride in that part
of Oregon is taking In illustrating to
Kxposition visitors that California
and Washington have none tbe best of
it in the matter of profitable fruits.
Tbe orchards ot tbe Willamette Valley
come in for a share of attention for
their apples, but the names thai are
as frequently seen as any are Hood
I liver growers.
Several boxes of eaoh brand brown
for the market are shown in the fol
lowing order: M. H. Carroll La
Orande; R. O. Ayers, Hood liner,
Oeorge Dewey, Medford ; O. K Cast
uer, Hood River; Oscar Vanderbilt,
Hood Kiver; Davidson Fruit Com
pany, Hood Kiver; A. I. Mason,
Hood Kiver; A Hawkea, Hood Kiver;
J. L. Carter, Hood Kiver; W. B
Lock, Hood Kiver; James Kubanks,
Hood Kiver; Hears & Porter, Hood
Kiver ; Lawrence & Smith, Hood
Kiver; HHP Crest Orchards; Hood
Kiver; L. M. Howard, Hood Kiver;
Crescent Fruit Farm, Hood Kiver;
William Hall, of LaOrande shows a
number of leading apeoimen boxes
from bit orchards there while New
berg, Medford and McMinnville are
represented by a considerable collec
tion. Being located and shown off to ex
oellent advantage without crowding
in a building wherein all of the var
ied produots or tbe great Heaver state
have representation it la felt that (he
advertising reoelved from this display
alone will redound to the state at
large to many times the cost of the
exhibit. That many of the people
who visit the Oregon building are
keen-eyed commercial men admits of
no question. One of the direct and
immediate reaults of tbe display will
undoubtedly be the opening up of
new trade lines and extenHion of the
market for the best of Oregon prod
ucts. It must strike the averrage vis
itor that the display made by Oregon
is a great improvement over the
method ot restricting tbe display of
tbe state's products to the cramped
booth spaoe allotted sections in the
Agricultural and other buildings on
the grounds. It is believed it will
be demonstrated that the state will
reap greater benefits from the dis
plays thus grouped than if scattord
around In various classifications hh
was the rule at previous small exposi
tions. For the moderate-sized expo
sition Colonel DoHch, himself and
experienced exhibit director and
bostnr and now director-general of
exhibits at tho A. V. P., believes in
the offeotive grouping of all exhibits
In one building for a state; while, for
a large exposition, on the soalo of St.
Louis or Kulfalo, and if it be within
reasonable lluaucial moans to do it,
Don't Overlook this August
CLEARANCE SALE
OF
Broken Sizes of Ladies' Beautiful White Lawn Waists
Also
Ladies' Summer Underwear at the lowest price
Pine line of Ladies' black and tan Oxfords, price
$1.75 $2.00 $2.25
Also Men's Oxfords in black and tun from $3.50$ to 4.50
Do Not Miss the Bargains at
CARMICHAEL'vS
Don't Leave the Hood River District
Without Investigating
Mosier Valley
last two years but are not over half that asked for similar land in other
sections, liny now beiore the speculators add their profit,
COMMERCIAL CLUB OF MOSIER
MOSIER, OREGON.
Six
the Individual displays in tbe differ
ent buildings, as well as the collective
exhibit be believes are necessary.
In an exposition of great exhibit
aieasand many buildings, the aver
age sight-seer may not visit any state
building and if in bis tour of tbe ex
hibit palaces, be is continually greet
ed with tbe name of tbe state here
and there, this leads him to investi
gate more particualrly the state itself
which has so many displays.
Oregon's great educatioual -lUplay,
which is treated very elaborately, is
attracting much attention from edu
cators here and owing to the detail
with which tbe system of public iu
struction Is oarried out and exempli
fied, it is believed that a handsome
reward will be carried off by the state
when the jury of awnrds gets together.
What Is let for Indigestion?
Mr. A. Robinson of Driiinqmn, Ontar
io, lias been troubled for years with in
digestion, and recommends Coauiber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as
"the beet medicine I ever used." II
troubled with indigestion or constipa
tion give them a trial. They are cer
tain to prove beneficial. They are easy
to take and pleasant in effect. Trice 25
cents. Samples free at all dealers.
Good Heads and Debts.
H. M. Gilbert, In speaking of good
roads add debt at a recent meeting in
North Vakima, said :
"The Vakima valley alone produced
2,1X10 carloads of fruit this year.
Kstimating the damage from dust and
bruising ana loss of keeping quality
at $HX) per car, and you have a lost
of 1900,000 for one year tor bad roadi
to the fruit misers of a single valley.
"Hut you say we will have to Issue
bonds and go In debt to Improve our
roads. Very true. Let me ask every
one of you if It has not been good
policy for you to go in debt? Are
you not richer because you went in
debt to buy Washington fruit lauds?
"Kemember when you go in debt
for good roads you are, in a sense,
loaning money to youiself. it is s
cane where 'You have your cake and
ent it too'. The money expended foi
good roads will nearly all he expen
ded in your own community for labor,
and the labor will scatter this money
where it will enrich the entire com
munity, tradesman ami producers
alike."
f inlei a Infantum Cured.
"Something like two years ago my
baby, which was then about a year old,
was taken seriously ill with cholera In
fantum, vomiting and purging profusely,
writes J. F. Dempwiy ot lletiipsey, Ala.
"I did what I could to relieve her but
did lier no good, and being very much
alarmed about her went lor a phyilcitD
but failed to lind one, so came back to
Klder Bros. & Carter's store, and Mr.
Klder recommended Chamberlain's Col
ic, Cholera and Diarrhoea remedy. I
procured a bottle of it, went home as
quickly ns possible anil gave tbe baby a
(lose of the remedy. It relieved her in
fifteen minutes and soon cured her en
tirely." For Bale by all dealers.
i. mil' ii Party.
Mib. J. Adrian Kpping proved her
self one if the most charmlug host
esses of the season last Wednesday
evening, when sbo tendered the hos
pitality of her country home, Cedar
('reek Farm, to a large number of
guests at a garden tea. The garden
party is a very popular form of social
entertainment in the east and In Kng
land but this Is the first one given In
Hood Kiver. Mrs. Fpplng enter
tained In honor of hei house guests,
Mrs. K. K. Deviln, Mrs. P. Page and
Mrs. K. Osburn and Mrs. Austiu Os
buiu, of Astoria, Mrs. II. Kahles,
Misa Maud Kahles and Mr. and Mrs.
Alfred Kahles of Portland.
The extensive lawns of Cedar Creek
were transformed into a beautiful
gnrdeu scene Ly the aid of elteotlve
decorations, awnings, teuts and pavil
lions, gay with bright colored rugs,
oushions and abundant masses of
beautiful (lowers and greens, making
an Ideal setting for tbe summer
gowns, hats and parasols of the gucts
there was music throughout the
afternoon and cooling refreshments
were served from the arrival to the
departure of the last guest.
Serving for the hostess Mrs. Kohort
Wallace poured iced tea and served
sandwiches from a shaded corner ot
the lawn; Mrs. Oscar Vanderbilt pre
sided at the punch bowl In au open
tent whloh was massed with asparagiiH
greens and yellow nastursinns, while
Natural advantages for fruit
growing unexcelled. I .ami
prices have doubled within the
Miles East of Hood River, Oregon
ie.es were served fiom a corner of tbe
veranda by Mrs. Marion Mao Kae.
Miss Margaret Wallace and Miss (ieu
evieve llutterfleld assisted iu serving.
The hours of receiving were 4 to 6
o'clock. The event was an unquali
fied success socially aud the day per
feot for al fresco entertaining. Mrs.
Kpping's mutation..! lilt included:
Mrs. R, II. Wallace. Mrs. Oscar
Vanderbilt, Mis. C. K. Hone, Mrs.
Marion Mac Itae, Mrs. O. Pratt, Mrs.
Stantou Allen, Mrs. It. Dieck, Mrs.
Truman Hutler, Mrs. II S. liutter
fleld, mi - Wnllace, Mr. Noah lione,
Mrs II F Davidson, MlM Davidson,
Mrs Dunn of Seattle, Mrs C Hell,
Mrs K O Hlanchar, Mia V C lirock,
Miss BrWkfMra Bruner, Mrs ('lark,
Mrs Charles Clarke, Mrs Arthur
Clarke, Mrs (''rank Cram, Mrs M A
Oilbert, Mrs H L Humble, Mrs K O
Dutro, Mrs 11 ii Dyer, Miss Teal, Mrs
C T Early, Mrs Edmunds, Miss I'mn
ols, Mrs Allen, Mrs. J. J. Oibbons,
Mrs (Jreen, Mis ('has. Hall, Mrs J H
lleilbronner, Mrs 1 VV Ingalls, Mrs C
M Hurlfcuit, Mrs F P Friday, Mrs W
K Sherman, Mrs A S Jamine, Miss
,1 amine, Mrs A A Jayne, Mrs C H
Jenkins, Mrs I J Kiunalrd, Mrs C K
Marshall, Mrs Uoskiss, J. O. Mo
Cully, Mrs A D Moo, Mrs V K Newly,
Mrs 0 Castner, Mrs J II Osborne,
Mrs Young, Mrs A J Derby, Mrs D E
Hand, Mrs Oeo Sargent, Miss Simons,
Mrs Oeo Simmons, Mrs M (3 Switz,
Mrs C W Wuudear, Mrs Willis Van
Horn, Miss II anna. Miss Rotlirock.
Granulated Sore BfM Cured.
"For twenty years 1 suffered from a
bud case of granulated sore eyes," says
Martin Boyd o Henrietta, Ky. "jn
February, 1903, a gentleman asked un
to try Chamberlain'! Salve, 1 bought
one box and used about two-thlrdl ot it
and my eyes have not given nie any
trouble since." This salve is for sale by
all dealers.
Dr. C. Crane and family, of Hos
tnu, are the guestH of Mr. and Mr I,
J. D. McCully, In the Pine Drove
distriot. Dr. Crane is a nephew of
Mr. McCully.
JOE WRIGHT
CARPENTER AND BUILDER
Phone K1L
Estimates furnished on request. An
honest job guaranteed.
Smm line
and uiNicn Pacific
3 Trains to the East Daily
TlirniuOi I'll 1 1 1 inn MMdMtfl unit tourist
MleepltiK cars dully to oiukIiii, ( 'lilcafQ, Hm
kittle; totirlHl hlt-cpliiK cars dully to Khiihiu
rtty; through Pullnoin tourist Hleepinx est
(iicrxoiinHiiy eondoetad) weakly to Ohfeago.
Krt-llnliig chair cam (nphIh lYce) to the Khki
dully.
Leave. Arrive
Chicago-Portland Bpeelal for
me Kbmi via BaaUnftoti,dallf:U am nrwipm
Spokane flyer lor KiiMern
WitNiiitiKioii. Witilit walla.
Lf-wiHten, OMard' Alette and
(in-Ht northern points, dally 7:in pm u:iom
Atlantic Ex press for the Kn.-t
vlu Huntington, dully umki pm Ti'JOam
l'orthinit-l'eiutletim focal for
ail points net ween Pendleton
sii l Portland, dully 7:i.mm '.4f pm
RIVER SCHEDULE
rOR ASTORIA andliW P HI Sum R M
wsy points, connecting Unity Dally
Willi steamer for IlWaOO except except
Slid North tteuch steiun- Sunday, Sunday,
tr HatttftlTl. Ash street Hnturday,
tliH-k (wiitcr per.) I HMO P. M.
FOB Dayton, Orcgou 7:1X1 A. M. 7lM P. M.
City and Yamhill Klv Dully Dully
er points. Ash street except except
dock (water per.) Sunday. ! Hnndiij.
Foil l.KW (BTOmJmO A. M. 4tfMP, M .
Idaho, Had wsy points, Dully Daily
from KlparlH, Wash. SXOCDl exrp't
- Saturday Friday
OrrXOa ROuM
Freight HotlM la, m. to IS noon; I to Ii p
m. No freight received or delivered after 6
p. in.
Passenger Depot Hours fordellvery of ex
press and hiigguge will he S a. in. till H p. la.
WM. McMURRAY,
C.F.SUMNER
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Plumbing
Come in and exam
ine our line of
Pumps, Bath Tubs, La
vatories, Sinks, Etc.
tout i
1
Agents Poi
FLEMING & TAFT
D RAYING, WOOD
YARD, FEED STOKI
At McReynolda old Stand.
OFFICE l'HONF N. RES. PHONE
PHONE BSH
Hood River, Oregon
I. H. C. Auto Buggy
Some Motor Carriages are built simply tor pleas
ure and service on smooth pavement. The I. H.
Auto Buggy is built for general utility and service
on all kinds of roads. A good hill climber with
a good clearance will go anywhere a team and
wagon will go. Tire trouble and expense almost
entirely eliminated. It is sold from permanent
stock through established trade channels, and in
case of accident or damage repairs can be had in
a few hours, which is not the case where ma
chines are sold and delivered from Eastern hous
es who do not have a permanent stock of ma
chines and extras where they can quickly be
reached in case of need. I. H. C. Auto Buggy in
stock and for sale by
d. Mcdonald
ROY F. Ill-", A N
DEAN & SHAW
Agents for M. J. Walsh
Co., largest fixture house
in Northwest. We can
furnish you Special deslgni
for electrical fixtures
without extra charge.
OFFICE UNDER HOOD RIVER
HOME
CUPID
I
AND
Our Rolled Barley
APE IN THE LEAD
Hood River Milling Co.
M WE HAVE JEST RECEIVED A FRESH SUPPLY OF J;
Imucvc ui auud, murimt ui ruiasii
AlsD ALL KINDS OF FERTILIZERS
COM E TO TS DIRECT FOfi
1 W00D-FIBERED HOUSE PLASTER
I , CEMENT AND LIME
AS WW UNLOAD DIRECT FROM THE ('A US
STRANAHAN & CLARK
fi Hood River, Orecon
Hood River Banking & Trust Co.
Corner Third and OaR Sta.
Conducts General Banking In All Branches.
Interest Paid on Time Deposits. Savings Depart
ment in connection. Domestic and Foreign Exchange.
Safe Deposit Boxes; vou carry yoorown key. Steam
.ship tickets for all European points. Call for inform
ation, We solicit your patronage and guarantee
entire sat bfact ion.
Op n a Checking Account With Us
T he Dalles Nurseries
Successors tr R. H. Weber
(ii iwers of Choice Fruit and Ornamental Trees,
ii pe Vines, Small Fruit Plants and Shrubbery.
Y do not employ agents, but sell direct to the
pli uter, Slaking commercial orchards a specialty.
All i ..rreaponderuv Should na)C MlirC0PioC 1-"-' Grand Ave
l,i Addressed to The UOIIO 11111X1 ICS Portland, Ore.
Kemember Our trees are MOW! strietly without irrigation.
C. M. SHAW I
Successors to
Electric Wiring and
Supply Co.
Let us plan your wiring.
Eight years of experience
in inside wiring. Costs
you nothing for esti
mates. Our prices are
riurht
. . . . . , . . . . ,
HANKING & TRUST CO. BLDG
PHONE 8
I
FLOURl
J
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Stanley- Smith Lumbc Co.
Wholesale and Retail
LUMBER
Lath.jvShingles.Ete
Lumber Delivered to Any Part of the Valley
SNOW & UPSON
Blacksmiths and Wagon Hak ers
EXPERT HORSESHOERS
NEWWORK & GENERAL REPAIRS
JACKSON & JACKSON,
Dealer in General Merchandise
Fancy Groceries Flour and Feed
and Lumbermen's Supplies,
Free Delivery. Home Phone HOOD RIVER, OR.
C. T. RAWSON
HOOD RIVER NURSERY
Stock Grown on Full Roots.
We detir to let our Irienda and patrons know that for the fall planting we wil
have and can supply in any number
Cherry, Pear, Apricot, Peach and Plum Trees
Grapes, Currants and Berry Plants
Shade and Ornamental Trees
Also, all the standard varieties of Apple Trees. Can supply the trade with
plenty of Newtown, Spitenbeig and Jonaehan apple trees
Rawson & Stanton, Hood River, Ore
Fresh FlourandFeed
A SUCCESSFUL RAKINO Follows the use of White River and Golden
Crown Flour. Whether yon bake brea I, pies, eakea or any kind of pastry
ou will find this Hour a safe and reliable standby. Try it once and you
will never use any other.
STRANAHAN & CLARK
HOOD RIVER, ORKGON.
S. E. BARTMESS
UNDERTAKER
& EMBALMER
Dealer in
Furniture
and Building Material
Lace Curtains
Washed and ironed in first
class shape by
Hood River Laundry Co.
Home Phone 128
DR. CHARLES W. EDMUNDS
Specialist
Kye, Ksr Nnf ami Throat
Offlce, New Broolui block, k st.-ivt
flit l.ori m. , fell! tr
F. H. STANTON
The Celebrated
White River &
Golden Crown
Brands. - . - .
Made From Selected
Hard Wheat
C. EVERETT,
The Practical Shoemaker,
At Raggl' Old Stand.
Fine Work a Specialty.
Ross & Richards
Billiards and
Bowling Alley
and Confectionery
r.iitiiKS
THE BEST LINE OF
Tobaccos and Cigars
IN THE I'lTY
The Oregonian, Telegram an 1 Journal
ON SALE SUNDAY