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About The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 23, 1911)
HOOD RIVER GLACIER, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1911 I han Implement Go i ncubators ead Bars bert-Vaiis' uggies Hveners otary Plows ongue Springs ineyard Plows Automobiles LJnderlances as Engines arness ernes eckyokes V A N ncubator Extras owers lower Sprayers M Gable liver Plows o T JJ IF you bought a pair of trousers from a merchant, and you had the misfortune to lose a button, you would be badly disappointed to find he did not have an extra button, and you would be more disap pointed and inconvenienced if you couldn't find one in town that would fit, wouldn't you? And besides that, you'd be out the use of your trousers. Now the same argument holds good when you buy a power sprayer. If we didn't carry a stock of extras to fix you up when you get into trouble, you'd think we were running a queer dump, wouldn't you? Sure you would. When you buy a sprayer from the peddler, how much attention do you get after he has your money? Where are you to get your extras which are absolutely necessary? You can't fix everything with a piece of baling wire. Another thing: Do you want to pay for what the manufacturer is learning? Do you want to pay for his experiments? You can't help but realize how much it is to your interest to buy a sprayer which has been tried under all conditions and which has made good. We have a sprayer ready for you now. They can't come too fast after them we have a big stock and then some. Three men busy every day setting up sprayers. After all, though, our best ad is what users say of them. We have no written testimonials, but would ask you to call on any Hardy user personally and get his opinion. If you take the trouble to do this, we are sure of your business. TRY IT---YOU CAN'T LOSE Valley Christian Church Notes Mr. and Mrs. I'.. W. Sweany opened their home last Saturd-iy evening Id twenty live young people, their Sunday s;hool classes, the "Loyal Suns" i-iiil the "Loyal Daughters. " The evening was intensely interesting. The house was nicely decorated. Some original names were played, tee cream, cake, colTee and milk were served. On Tuesday evening the Live Win Bible Class mot at tin? home of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Caullcr. The evening was a lively one. Sparks from the live wires flew in every direction until the house was full of chain lightning. The live wires departed in the light of the moon saying, "What a jolly good time wo all had ! Three cheers fur Mr. and Mrs. Uauller !" The Aid met at the home of I'rof, and Mrs. Auhagen Thursday afternoon. The day was delightful and so was the crowd.' Prof. Aulmgen entertained the men by giving tnem a few pointers in astronomy, in which science he is a master, having been in the service of the government in that capacity for several years. New Town Established. A dispatch from White Salmon to the Cortland Journal says that Hamil ton's addition starts a new townsite on Underwood Hut just across the White Salmon river. The new town will he about -It) feet higher than the railway, which is reached by the ranchers going do'vn a long, steep grade. Nearly all the business lots have been sold. Charles Spencer of the White Salmon Valley hank and L. A. McChntock, White Salmon hanlwaro dealer, each purchasing choice lots. Installs Veterinary Hospital. Dr. E. K. Jackson, veterinary sur geon, wishes to announce that he has a well equipped hospital nt the Hartley Stables, Twelfth and Kim Streets. Such an institution has long been needed in Hood River. Dr. Jackson has been here two months and has worked up a large practice. Phone 121X. For sale III or 20 acres; no better land ill the Viillevr for rmi ticiilat-. u.t dress, 100, cure of Glacier, fltJ W. C. T. U. Notes. Mrs. Ada Wallace Uimih, State President of the W. C. T. U., met with a painful accident ho whs unable to be present at the Frances K. Willard Memorial Fund program as announced. We are glad to lay that at this writing she is much improved. The Frances E. 'Willard Memorial Fund program held at the Baptist church, February 17 was well attended and enjoyed. The lunch served at the close netted $15. 50. Mrs. J. II. Gill, the local president, has been ill for several days. The next meeting of the Union will be at the home of Mrs. Ceo. P. Crowell, February 28 at 2 P. M. Mrs. Orr will have a mother's meeting pro gram. A full attendance is desired. Mothers are especially invited to be present. CPHI 11,V'"H ri'"l- l'llv a home M IIP' on su, 8t i,,st t f St. Lot tWx75, 4-room house Price $1,500. Half down. G. Y. Edwards A Co, Club Will Present lloustons. The Houstons are coming to Hood River in the course of entertainments and lectures, which is being given under the auspices of the Hood River Commercial Club. In their entertain ment in the city on the evening of March 6th, 1911, in the Assembly Hall of the Commercial (Tub, their program will consist of thirty minutes of music and magical novelties. A unique feature will be the musical imperson ations that will occupy another half hour. The second hour will present Mr. Houston as "The Little German Hand," which has been pronounced the cleverest and most original entertain ment ever seen on the lyceum plat form. C. U. Heale, who was for a number of years the leading man with Maxine Elliott and who has seen a great number of Lyceum coures, says that Hood River has one of the best courses he as ever seen. The admission to any one of them in an eastern city he says would be from $1 to $l.r0, while the club is selling season tickets to the course for $2.00 In additon to the Houstons the club i will present at a later date Governor Jos. Folk and The Dunbar company of musicians and singers. W ill Organize Base Ball Club. . A meeting will be held Monday evening at 8 P. M. at the rooms of the Commercial Club for the purpose of forming a baseball club. Enthusiasts of the city desire to enter the Mid Columbia League which was reorgan ized at White Salmon last week, ltjs planned that the organzation be more along amateur lines than was the case last year. In addition to White Salmon and Hood River, The Dalles and Goldendale will enter teams in the league. Advertised Letter List. Bishop, Alta: Chatman, Miss Ruth; Harlane, Mrs. M. J.; '.Locke, Mrs. Alore: Thompson, Miss Nellie; Winn ing, Mrs. Luiza; Albers Bras. Mllg Co. ; Dorsey, Edw. B. ; Sordon, Sidney ; Haywood, Tom ; Hutchinson, T. E. ; Martin, R. H. ; Martin, S. ; Martin, Chas. ; McCafe.'Chas. ; Musetti, Luigi, care of N. C. Reed; Reeves, J. O. ; Kesturant, Three Six; Wheelen, C. E. ; Wm. M. Yates, Postmaster. Real Estate Transfers. List of real estate transfers in Hood River County during the week ending February 18, 1911, as reported by the Hood River Abstract Co. : Noah W. Bone to William A. Combs, 10 acres in Willow Flat. George W. Ingram to Lang & Co., 40 acres in Upper Valley. Luella Wirtz to Martha J. Brown, lot 17, blk 10, Hull's Subdivision. Cooper & Walter to Bates & Rover, 10 acres near Odell. Mattie A. Spaulding to A. K. Stran ahan, tract at foot of Oak Street. Albert B. Shelley to Jessie B. Watt, 40 acres in Willow Flat. M. Dumas to Clarence S. True and Edward D. Homewood, lots 3 and 4, blk 1, Baldwin's Addition. Emma Brosi to Breckenridge Hunt, J acre in Oak Grove District. Notice. The Riverside Congregational Aid will meet with Mrs. C. A. Cass, 915 Eugene street, Friday, February 24. All members are requested to come and ladies of the church are cordially invited to come. Important business, to be transacted. Secretary. Will Sell Klickitat Realty. J. B. Castner, of Hood River, who bears the title of champion apple-picker of that section, is in the city this week looking over this city with a view of locating. He is a baseball pitcher, and in case he decides to locate 'here will be a valuable asset to the Golden dale Reds. Mr. Castner is agent for considerable land in the vicinity of Goodnoe Hills and will go into the real estate business. Goldendale Independent. Notice. The annual meeting of the East Fork Irrigating Co. will be held in the Com mercial Club rooms in the city of Hood River, at 1 :30 P. M., March 11, the second Saturday of the month, for the purpose of electing a board of direc tors, voting on a bond issue, voting on the question of taking $10,000 worth of ftock out of the treasury to be sold to etxend and enlarge the system and the transaction of any other matters that may legally come before the meeting. V. Winchell, Pres. R. H. Waugh, Sec.