The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, December 29, 1910, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextHOOD RIVER GLACIER, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 39, 1910 Special! Special! We have decided that a hardware store is not an npj:fri ate place for Cut Glass, Hand Painted & Imported China and offer our entire stock of these goods to close out at 25 cent reduction Nothing more appropriate for Christmas presents. hee display in show wnnlow. BLOWERS HARD WARE CO. i" in We Have Moved Call and See Us r,l A TCinsov hns moved from i the Heights to the room formerly occupied hy Morla.ii r & Lathi-op at the corner oi uaiv ann ..itoihi unw. . 1aht tfuvii cull tn nlione 7S. the same old mini-; ber, will give you prompt delivery of theheM groceries. : Kinnaird & lunsey j When You Clear Land Come to us for the best Logging and Grubbing Tools. If y our old ones are worth fixing we can make them good as new. Snow & Upson, Hood River ALMOST AS GOOD AS HOOD RIVER The Hood River Glacier in known all over Oregon for the larire amount of home advertising that it carries, by long odds more than is carried by any other weekly paper. Much ot this is real estate auvertisinjj, owing 10 u;e boom that country is havinrz in the or chard line, and the naner is hardly ever less than ten pages, and some times IWdVe pages, uu ui mom uemi; tih.1I Hllo.l until tlio nnnoiincnments of people who have something to sell. The (Jiacier is only seven columns in width, while the Itemizer is eight, but the columns of both papers are the same in length. While looking over tlie uiacter me oiner evening ije thought that just for fun we would ..oont nn ;uk1 see inst hnw ninnv inches of advertising they were carrying, and compare it with that in the Itemizer, to see how we could be rated us an up-to-date promotion burg. We found that the Glacier had Kilo inches of pay ing ads, while the Itemizer could only muster Mil, they beating us out in that lively burg by 154 inches. Taking into conshleration the way that section has been boomed for a number of years and the continual advertising the town and its apples are always receiving all over the world, we did not look upon that record as such an awtul bad beat, nor in any way detrimental to the ad vertising abilities of our merchants, when pitted against a mucn larger town, home day you win see uie ncwsnaucrs of Dallas carrying as much advertising as Hood River, when we have secured the name and nave uie many diversified interests. In fact the Itemizer is proud of the record, really expecting mat uie uiucier would beat us much more than they did. Dallas Itemizer. Jianks on Sure lliinif .Now I'll never be without Dr. Kind's New Life Dills anuin," writes A. Schineck, (147 Kim St., Uuffalo, N. V "Ib.ey cured me of chronic constipation w hen all others failed," I'neqiiuled for I'.il lousness, Jaundice, Indigestion, Ilead- ache, Chills, .Malaria ami Heliiuty. -c at (.'has. N. Clarke's drug store. FROM" OTHER PENS. Senator Bailey believes that the old discussion about whether Lord liaeon wrote the plays of William Shakes peare can be the cause of lot a humor ous talk, and in substantiation of this h tells a storv about Joe Lilackburn, formerly Senator from Kentucky, and more recently a member of the Pan ama Canal Commission. Hiackburn and Dick Winlersmith, a wit well known in Washington, gave a dinner to Ignatius Donnelly, who was a. great authority on metaiure aim ai gued that Bacon turned out the mas tdfiiifipp of Slhiike.siioaro. Blackburn called on Donnelly for his usual speech on the sunjeci, anu uie (.th.i Minora isteniM to it 11 n auence. "W hnvf hi'im! vonr nreument with rrreat interest." said Wintersmith at the pnnchiKinn fif the snecch : "but Jot Blackburn and 1 know that Shake speare wrote Shakespeare's plays. "How do you know it?" asked Don r.ollv "We have definite information about it." vonlied Blackburn. "We were there when he did it." "Gentlemen," said Donnelly, you surprise me immensely. The plays ol Shakespeare were written about three hundred years ago." At that, Blackburn turned to Win tersmith with a hopeless look and re marked sadly, "Great heavens, Dick ! How time does fly !" 't r v.. (V MX' .1- v We Wish You All a Prosperous New Year If You Are Not a Cus tomer of Ours, Now is a Good Time to Start The Star Grocery Good Tiling's to K;t PERIGO & SON For Sale. Strictly modern house of 8 rooms, large grounds. APPLY OWNER Corner Sixth and Sherman Telephone 254 L. Trees For Sale Homegrown apple trvx al scions selected and DiiMe personally from 15. 11. Tuck or s lanious hearing orcita rd V. A. CROW Quarter Xoi t h Tucker H-rulge Phone 1(-)2M. CONTRACTORS and BUILDERS IWWvvtea furt:U)it ea ill klod ( Jl.lI.OM. vmmrUh W.l. mm Having l'ought the Express and Dray Business of 11. 15. Johnston 1 n in ready for all sorts of light transfer work. Dav l'hono (it. Night IMione lliiL. W. W. COTTON ALFALFA FOR SALE. urn' ( i i;o'i i.i-s; I ean supply you with hoiee Alfalfa Hay a! a reas onable price direct from my farm. i c. iu'im JN(i ami:. Walla Walla, Wn.. Farmer National Wool Growers' j; Convention and Mid ; winter Sheep Show i PORTLAND, OR., JANUARY 4-7, 1911 ! For the above occasion, round trip I tickets will 1m solil from llond Www l The Oregon Railroad & Navi- : 1 gation Company ! at I One and One-Third Fare Tickets on sale .1 ANFAUY 2nd and IVM. l(.)ll,good T t i ,,,;! i vi ' if v 1 't) im nil 1 1 t lit II 1 1 I 1 1 ti . . . I -',, " SOCIETIES. AT THE OPERA HOUSE Sole Agents for Charter Oak Stoves Bh(,wint; our frne nnd Ransres , ,. , ,.t Jdd!) HIVKH I'dMMl' Kl'l A i, 'l.l'H- M-i''h t-vi-ry m-(ihI Mdiuliiy In li iniiuh hi I' in , Mi the I'i'ili riioni over ,Ii-Ksiii'h Klurc. , nun. IIai.i., 1'n .1. I ' SKINM'K, S'l'n !:ry. li i' ill KIN ;-.K l.i M '(.I NO ,, A. I'', till' I A. M. -Mi't-ts l-'iuii'i.iv ''vi-Hik' 1 1 1 1 cr l.i iurt i'-ii-ii 'lull niiioii. K. Svvnnii. W. M I '. Melius A I. n, 'i-f i ti . rr ( 'iMiiii' imliM y N't- ' . r, iiM '1'iii'Mlu.v uvciilnt; r i'l II I., il A'-HIWI ck, K.e i.i '1,11' i: .f.lf I hunt Hi i urn pi' lv o. HI WOOD! WOOD! Four Foot Fir for Sale Well Seasoned and Sound tling up 2152-m NOTK'K l'OU l'rill.U'ATlON. I'i'piiuiiiriil "1 the Inti'riiir, 0. S. I, Mini Hill'".- ill I lie 1 'til U'". "ifU'lIl, Oi'tulH r Kill, I'.'lli. .Ndllff is lifl'i'liy ulvill Unit Kuuflli' H. l-Miri'Miilc ! f.n.l.i'fltci' H'lilifK In North Viikiinn, NViishint li'ii, niil en II"' '.'llli I V of Si piviiitif r, I'll", il'f in iliis iitllw Sworn Miiiciiioiit imil ,.lii'KW.iii No. 0Ni'.'. lo pin'- . I a till- -l'.' j-1' 1 r " I. ! ,sVV ,, Sfflion :'.'i, 'r..wiisliii 1 Ni.rlli, Hnliuf '.i 1 iit, N" iliiitiiftit M' ri'lltui, tiinl llif linilH'r Hi. rtini, iiiulfr Un I ishms of llif ni'l of .l.im' , l,"S, iin.l arl ami' 'iliOoi'v known ns Ihi-"Tinilifi "ii'l 'nuir l.iiiv," Ml mii'Ii ynluf :i nii''ht I.,' Il M'il I''. "I 'I" ' ll" 'if 'll I . n ml I lull, i u' nl to mii li ii..iic.ili..ii, Hi.' Inn. I '.""I lip I. r llH-i'f.iii In.vf lii'. n ii..Miii"l, llif ' I m li.T . uniHlf't T'.-.til'l tK.i.i'ii I' 't :it lotiil ti; mi; tlnii mil I ..I'l.lifioil will oll.'i' llnnl iio in Millport nl liN Hiillfutl..n innl Kwi.rn sliiiri.i. iil on tlif -JMh ilny of licreinhrr. Ililll. I, . lore Hi. K.'nlsliT nn,l l!ff.i ft' of llif l!. S. I .innl 1 1 Hi .'' "I 'I'lif i'lilli-, I iifL'.ni. Anv p. rsiill i nl lilifrly to protest IllN pill' i Ihim', p. i.i'. entry, or iniit iic it reiit.M nl in: toil,' 1.,'loi'f p'll. l.l Insiii'S. hv lllillk; ll for- r,l'..-iiiel nlllilnvi! In I1"'' ollief, iill'-fliiB I... p. hUii wonhl ill Put llif fiitry. ('. NV. Mdtllil'', ',..l;.' it.visifr. Ilriilll 111" III ,. 1 he I nt'Tlor, I i,i'i , Sim. I 4111.1 ctllff, The In II. s. Oiccon. ' lelotier .11. I'.UO. Nolii-f is lii'i'rpv mvi'll Hint llif Slillf ol On y m lots lll.'.l In tills IrtlilK lls llilllenloll, No. li.i. 'l I.i sf leel iniili'i' the provisions nl Cin Aft ol Coli-liss of AIIVIIsl II, ISIS, tin, I Hie Arts s i ' i , I , I r ii i r 1 1 1 i r ' ;i ml tun. n.liiiory tner. lo. i i... u'. . fi . . Kw If. T. I.N. It. I' '.. W. M. Anv innl till perMi ns rimniinr. ituv.'isrij n..- Imi'ils itesen'if or ilrsil :in- In .ililrrl ll. f.llise i ot llm tniiii'iiil rliniiirtrr of the loud, of lor nny ol her rf'is.iu, ;.. ihr disposm in uppneini, t For furl her particulars, call on any O. 1J. ii X. Agent , or write to I WM. McMURRAY, I General Passenger Agent. M t. Hood Railroad TIME TABLE No. 9. Effective 1 2:0 1 a. Oct. 9th, 1910. South Uoutul North Hound A. M. STATIONS M S;lt) llooil River ' Ml K ii:, roNvt-rtliilo ;!:'r,' S:lfi Swittlihack ;!.- VaiiHorn H 10 Miiht'S s I:,;. O.lfll ;,:)u i;t) Stimuli t -;'r'" i);o(i nioui'lu'r -:;l'r' (tl Witiuns -f,:' 'i'l:, Arrive IVe l'vi' -'::i0 .;: .t.,m, Deo Aruvo '-M W Tmiilereek I ii,) oodwoi lh I H;ir, Airiv l'ltrktlalc l-fiivf 1 A. ViLSON, en; :;; it a. M.- l:.r,lsol ei.ch t i;UK, II. I'. . L J lari-'e assortment, of Heaters Stoves Ranges Furniture Linoleum Carpets Art Squares Mattings Rugs Tin.Graniteware In fact anything you need for the house. New and second hand. We make a specialty of Packing Furniture for shipment. Relin ing Heaters and Fur niture Repairing. Corner 5th & State . P. DABNEY & SONS CoSTM" WELL SURROUNDED with pure (ioceries and fresh Fruit is dear old Santa. He realizes, like every housewife should, that there is only one place to buy Reliable Groceries and Table Luxuries and that place is at STATEN'S GROCERY ON THE HEIGHTS "Staten is Standard' i" Phone 136 Anybody who believes thsit the soci ety women of Washington do not know how to look after their housekeeping neeounts is mistaken. The wile of a Western Senator was 0,,, n hill' f,o' o ninl. of cit 'ini. and the id ''i, .... I. ... ,lll,ir am! fifteen M eioiiu y) . , ...... - cents. . (I "She went to see the dairyman and made an indignant jirotest i.Kninst the sv.e of the bill. "Well, you see," he explained, 'that was a particular brand of cream." "Oh," she said, "1 tliotioht you were Koing to say you had sold me tlie whole cow." Uepreseittative Kurlcson, of Texa., is proud of telling how big and power ful is the state in which ne ttas uiu "It's so big," said llurleson on one occasion, "that some of its people don't bother about the rest of tlie country. One day Colonel r-ugai, ditor and owner or uie nuu'oiii Star,' Nebraska, was traveling in the state, and he came to a little railroad station. At that time all newspaper editors had telegraph franks. 1 he Colonel wrote out a telegram ant! carried it into the telegraph ollice. "The operator, who was tall and slendor and fierce looking, said, 'Charges are eighty cents.' " M'.ut it's franked,' explained hd- ,r., ,.r,;,i!.ir tn the sliinm. K7A. n . :.' ...1 .1 INO goOU Here, uiijeeieu uiv .)' orator. ' " 'Hut it's good anywhere m the Union.' argued Ednar. 'The book of franks says so. 'Can t help it, was me oouuiate response. ' lsn t Jeaxs in ine union, hm'.i Edgar, thoroughly indignant. " 'Oh,' replied the Texan, 'theoret ically, suh; merely theoretically.' " WHAT CURES ECZKMA. We have had so many inquiries lately regarding Eczema and other skin diseases, Unit we are giao lo name ui" answer public. After careful investi gation we have found that a simple wash of Oil "f intergreen, as com pounded in I). 1). I)., can be relied upon. We would not make this state ment to our patrons, friends and .,;,rl,t,i,ra nnle we were sure of it-- arid although there are many so-called Eczema remedies sold, we ourselves unhestiatnigly recommend IK I). 1. Prescription. ... hiecause -we Know inai iv uuei in stant relief to that tortuiing itch. Hecanse-l). 0. 1). starts the cure at the foundation of the trouble. liecause-H cleanses, soothes and heals the skin. Hoeuiise it. enables Nature to re pair the ravages of disease. Hecause The records of ten years of complete cures of thousands of the most serious cases show that I). I). I), is today recognized as the absolutely reliable Eczema lAire. Ilrop into our store today, just to talk over your case with us. Keir & Cass. Captured a Coon. Some of the boys cutting wood at Four Lakes threw out a corn can near their cabin one night this week. In the morning they found the can walk ing around the yard with a coon fast ened thereto. Mr. Coon had got Ins head fast in the can and could not ex trioatn himself, lie was easily cap tured and the boys are now counting on a Christmas feast of coon and sweet spuds. - Stevenson Pioneer. no. Oi HI l-.i: ' H Al I ;.'. JltKW UN Ml'.l tllO'l I '. . in.Mitli. I.N.e UKV. VV. C. OlJ.M.'I.K. Si. i'. 0 H(i.)i) HIVKI! t slAi-ll-.K :,').-' ..'. I-.S. -M.-.tf. seroliil ;.'i,i l.'lifl li llrsiln;.' ei:litl uletli ll l.i.iolll. ltlot n I-1' '! ivrlr'1,1. (I -I , S. I' i.'A M'! " ' I I'.N " tt . Jl ! M V.Ul.t' 111,1 N N, ! i .- '' I eil.i 111. p. - ,..,M . . l I l,-',N IN, I iM'ulnr .','. . : vl ' 1 ,:.rli lie .Mill. (Iko So i'.'. i: 0. iMl'liKI. !'' MKf I'.-.Meett- r.n t Hi. I' N Kl'l. 'I' '1. Mo-1,. KM I" i.ul'i l . .' (i..rll (ell I'.'l OIV lllulli v ' a ,11'V, l.s r, , IN' M..".!ltl XII .1. il. I'.. I. o. . I'. ImiiiiIi Vii.tii'.Hy ..;..!;l'S'N.t'. t. l oll ill tile Hu ll' nlliilMVII'. 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So I "1 l-i, Ik roe'.'! . fir 'll ' ll OO-Sl'OKANE ROUTE THE Butler Banking Company Hood River, Oregon Capital, 5?50,()00.00 Suii-ius, $50,000.00 SHORT UN ill.K'I.V AHHK.MKI.Y NO. I' I'.niK.-Mii'tr. Hie lirsl, in ,,i,vk WMflt: yCiOMII ion. , i t iK.oe,' Imil. A . II AlTI N I'M l lill A U V tllinl Weil ii, i 1 1 1 1 Weilnrr. ;;i . h CP. Ill N mens, M. . ! I'li'l llool' HI v I ,.'" A.llll ll.'H, - Me. N 1.1 o'clock. i No 4:;, J.OKKS'I Kltf lery'lliiiiiiiiij evening W M f ' im i " 'ii. e'. H. F, ('. Hiton, Sect t in . CSBV I'OiS!. NO. It., (I. A K .-.MI'KTA A'l " o C V.'. hull, m eon. 1 met toe: iti Matnr .'ili'vs'ol iiieii lieii.th Kl o'. lock ',. 111. All O A 11. lie lil'" lie, ll. '1 lo no .Willi UN. 1- kk.1i ikif., i (iiiiie n.ler, ;'.. !'. Hi, vi il K, Vmhi'iihi. TO MINNEAPOLIS ST. PAUL AND ALL POINTS LAST Savings Department Safety Deposit Boxes it! KOUIl' MKNT: I lecti ic-linlit' il Oleerviitioli Cio- and Standard Sleeiiei H, ibf mo -I up-to date Tourist (V.i'-t and t! roach dinetv. Tbl'oitph lieiicl- to ail i nt - oust life on sale by your lnni .i(.r,,ut nl low e-1 current I'ai'eH MKl'.l's SI t'ONI) ....-ii il., t.ii. iii A. I'll Ml tent. A MIY W. K. '., No. 1'. iiii. I ioiM'th Htunliiyi ol o I', v. . iiiili at ii !' iii. M I1-.S I I. A HA lil.V I II K Ma v f i-.UNAi.il, :-,ern no. . Vi i.VIAI, HoMi. ('AMI' No. SI.'.', H. N. A. M l- n: l.i), '. f . li'OI on i tie "' oho itiiu 'n n!,' f ri.'io '' ot en. " Tti'.iiti.. M k;.. A t. ( I'.t'MC, U. ;,! I c C. V. 1IAKIN. K.ro.'ilei I'A Y N'1'1 .11 IJ.I' Ol'., No. -till, M. I. A. meeo. iir I an. I Inii 1 Ii'iUh'I e i.ii inotit li Hi Is . of I'. I'lll. , ( ill -i.i. Iii. K I. IN. I'll'" Ai'O. Oeiu.-.' vi n, s . M'f. HOOl' I.oIKjK No. Jill., 1. O. . K.-Meel v ,-rv Hi.ttii'lny evetit; -i lo (O H. die h hull Ml. loo.!. A. M K ki.i.kv, '. it. t. W. lU.MMII li, St-'. II ) KlvKR Al.l.KV Hi .M AMi SOCIHI V ItOiKl I'.iver, O r. K il. Ili.liw Ig. I'rex. K. (i. I ue, S. e. I.. Mir out i. r, j reus. ,", I, .. ,;i,iel.- u !' 1'. !-. k 1 1 l.OIKiK NO. I,1, I. O. o. K. M.. I.S M'1 '1 t""l fourth W r.ilirwlavn ill ' urn Inolitll In (irihhle'i. Hall, Ml. Hood, Ore. Mrs. l ii mie 1 i in t ii " , N. U. .Mr. Nellie Orihol", hec VAt:NA TKM I'l. I'i, No. iv, 1'VIIIIAN WH , -.;, iiieelK every lit-t n.l Hot -I I ueHiliivn of t ueh month. Oeorir'aim l-( nh' n.'. M. ( . Kate M. t red. ri. lt, M. ol K. imrt I'. M i- lliiiili COI''('ll. No H. It iliS. M. Meets iri .Motiie H'ol every tlur'l luelity in eiieh iiionlli. ' . , A. I). Moe, Rcc. iri l Details Iteiths Lilerattire 1 " n -.. - '.,Lfij' !'1J ilj - "" Viz v ; M.JAfiKSON (.1 (I. A. Al. I ON ) - J M p"'J" -, n,v. IMs,. Am. A,.. Css. I.e.,. , . ' (ZZf H fffidfo 11 Wall St., Spokane j L 3 ""IlI ' -2jJ c-.r-vpiuMT Artless Child. j r . V'' U Will esh Floor and Feed j. lot-jo (-.Lv .veal's old. to lady i tiller) Mu tMiil for yon to sil do a n. that Hhti'd he tn in a minute. It. isn't rain iiiK, is It? "Why, no, Flossie. Why do you ask?" ' "'Cause when ma saw you eoniiiii; she said ll never rallied but it (inured." As Usual. "Whal went mote: with your mi to wlille your v, ifi- w. is away';" wo ask ct our actniaiiitaii ''' "I did," he replies sadly. -Life. The Celebrated White River & Golden Crown i Brands Made Prom Selected hard Wheat A SliCCVSISI'LL HAKINO I oIIowh the oho of White Kiver ami (.olden Crow ii l-'lonr VMien vou bake bn ad, pien, ewkeH or anv kind of ptisl ry vou w ill lind thic l'loir a stile and relinhle Ktahdby. Try it once mi'l yon never use any onier. STRAIT AKAN & CLARK ll(K)l) b'lVKH, OKI'.O'iN. SM'TH BROTHERS Successors to Jackson & Jackson Staple and Fancy Groceries, Fruit and Vegetables. Flour and Feed We Give All Orders Careful Attention and Make Prompt Deliveries. PHONE 47 PROMPT DELIVERY