HOOD KIVER GLACIKK, THURSDAY. APRIL 0, 1911
Myer;
Sprayer
Pumps
None Better
Prices Right
owers Hardware Co
;..HH;H.WKHW
A Little Pork
is about as toothsome a
treat as you could de
sire. All of our pork is
from plump, well fed
young' stock and is as
luscious as can be. Our
SUGAR CURED HAMS, BACON,
typy MIMGLS, AND FRESH PORK
offer valuable suggestions for a good meal.
Better place an order with us now. We'll see
that you get the very best there is.
An Up-to-Datc ELECTRIC HONE GRINDER
IIns bt t ii insdilli il .iiul we tun now furnish poultry raisers with mi
limited (piann'lic of ground hone.
I HOOD RIVER MARKET
4 One thing is true about
our HARDWARE
iif-'i' ' DEPARTMENT, we
kvmPiV ...: . .
v iii noi sen poor tools
or poor hardware of
any description if we
know it.
We have just re
ceived a handsome line of the famous
ALASKA REFRIGERATORS
It will pay you to examine them before buying
elsewhere.
A. C. STATEN
'illRiE
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Seeds and Garden Tools
Vv e have again opened a complete line of Hurfee
Seeds and sell at grower's price. It is not necessary
to re er to the quality of these goods. This is our
otirth year of success with this line. We have every
thing that is good and convenient in Carden Tools
Builders and
Carpenters
Will find in ih,. irli.nl j,,S .....
eoived, ovc-r.v kind ot Tool,
l ock, Hanger and l ining Hut
could Im desired. I hi. n iiU n
carload of Kooliiin, -,in, another
of Nails, insures on ample- sup
plies, and ai prices thai i.ui'l ho
heal.
The Spring
House Cleaner
.Should spare a moment ami look
over tho now ottering. A car
load of furniture is in and we are
lull of fresh stoc k in Huns. Car
pets, l inoleums, I. ace Curtains,
Shades and Draperies. Iffr I p.
bolstering Dc-partment resumed
ac live work Marc k I. IVrtec t
work in any thing you want.
Special Lines
Include Kel'rigerators, ( Yearn l'Veezers, Lawn Mow
ers, .Vwmg Machines. Riby Carriages. Swings. Porch
'm'nituiv, l;nts, (amp Outfits, Oil and Cas Stoves.
ircless ( o-.kers, Spray, Harden and Irrigating Hose,
Universal Moves, Quick Meal Stoves, Simond'sSaws,
Oiston Saws.
'LOCAL DEBATERS
DISTRICT CHAMPIONS
My u unanimous decision here last
Friday night in the debate with their
old opponents, the team from Newberg,
thfif ftf thn hipfll hiirh at'hfttA urin tko
phi, mninnwh i n rif tVio fVihimlii'i Pivtr.i'
district of the State High School De
bating League. The question on which
the contestants centered their skill
IVHH Mpynlwit '1'hj.t- flip I'hiripwf li'v.
j elusion Act Should He Extended to All
Asiatic i'eoples. TSewherg upheld the
Hiiirniauve mm was represented ny
Misses Lillian Reufer, llcrnice King
and iiiadys 1 raw. Miss Viola Nickel
sen, Lester Murphy, and Earle Spauld-
ing, victors 01 past, argumentative en
counters again won laurels for them
selves ami a reputation ior noou juver.
In speaking of the debate Principal
J. 0. McLaughlin said: "It was very
close. The contestants of both sides
had excellent delivery, but Hood River
exceiieu in me argument presented and
in the arrangement of it." However
11. 11. Caine, president of the White
Salmon schools and one of the judges
was ol the omnin that Hood Kiver hud
excelled at every point. "Miss Reuter
was very good, he said, "but New
berg's other two repiesentatives in no
way equalled any of the local speak
ers.
'lhe Newberg speakers took the view
that this country had no need for
isianc uioorers. itiey made an effort
to prove that a great number tf them
were oi a cr m nut lonm-iu-v nni um
grossly immoral ; and dwelt strongly
on the necessity of an impossible and
repugnant assimilation as a conse
quence of an emigration frorp the far
cast, i toot Jiiver, nowever, rebutted
the point that the labor was unneces
sary and maintained that a race dues
tion was not imminent because of the
transitory residence of the laborers
As to the money sent out of this
country to mcir homes, it was stated,
that the wealth created by them more
than offset it. Kurthermnrn tho Input
dehators showed that such an exclusion
act would violate the spirit of treaties
with Eastern nations and would he
contrary to the United Stales Consti
tution.
1'or the purposes of the debating
league the state is divided hit
districts. Mr. McLaughlin states that
noon utver s next opponent will prob
ably he the winning team of the East
ern Oregon district. The date, place
nun Hunject lor me donate will be an
nounced later.
The judges of Friday night's contest
were R. 11. Caine. of Whit l Ss 11 1 mim
K. C. French, educational director of
me i-ortland y. M. (J. A. : and Bernard
JiicKway, foreman of the J. G. Mack
rurniiure 1,0.. ot Portland.
Wliilc Salmon Man Disappears.
A White Salmon disnatch to tho Or...
gonian says that no trace has been
found of Charles Frick. who disap
peared from his live-acre tract three
miles up the White Salmon three
weeks ago.
trick feared that someone would
"steal' his place and was perturbed
when visitors walked on his land to see
the Narrows, one of the pictruesque
n mhs oi u e va lev. p mm t ru li.r.
wood station, three mileu inv I,.,
wheeled out all his goods in a barrow
and picked out tho little piece of land
mat no one else wantei . Hp huml.
pu-ueu n ior stones, did ins own
gruhliing, and had several one-year-old
ireeH out.
The Pacific Power I.iirht fimnuntr
men came along and asked him for
ngnt-oi-way, telling mm they were
Winnie io pay inieraiiy ior his acre
age. As soon as the right of wav men
nit rrici dropped his giiiuhing-hook,
locked the cabin door urnl (led ui,lnt-
Iv believing that bv koonini'r nut .f
sight he will not have to give up his
num.
1-nck lost. $1(10 recetit.lv, all the
money he hat. Loss of bin imru,.
preyed on his mini and nmv Imv..
to derangement and Ins strange dis-
appcrance.
1TOLK M KNOW.
They are Hood Kiver People, and What
They Say is of Local Interest.
When an incident like the f,,llrw;,,,r
occurs right at home, it is hound to
carry weight with our readers.
many strange occurrences go the
rounds of the nress- urn iinliliul.,.,1
tacts, people become sktptical. On
one suhject skepticism is rapdly
disappearing. This 1s due to the ;,,.t,,,,i
experience of our citizens, and their
piiouc uueiances regarding them. The
oouoier must douiit no more in the
lace ot such evidence as this. The
uililic statement of a reputable citizc
inner i lent at no ne, one W mm vn
can see every day, leaves no ground
ior t ne skeptic to stand on.
William Hooi-nian. .1 1 r. s;i...r,.,.,,,
Mreet, flood River. Oregon, sues
.ince ptitniciv endorsing Doan
iMiinev i ii h n .-M-niemlier ' ; l h.n-.
taken them otf and on and the'v have
never tailed to give me prompt relief
iii one nine niv nai k inn mn
ii ii..; .
mi i mum him siiiep or mi with any
irecnoiii. ! also 1 1 ii, I u great deal of
troiinie trutii the kn nev a.ir,.i;,,c
i'oan s K ii nev 'i m i-..li,.v..,l n,,.t..
dilliculties and I was thus convinced of
their merits.
For mile bv all dealers. Price fill centi
l uster-Milliurii I'n linl'I'ul,, ' V....I.
sole ngeniN lor lhe I niie, St.ites.
liemeinlier the name llnaurV-and
take no ot her.
I niversily Club Committee.
At a recent meeting of the Hoard of
i.overnors ol the etuversity Club, tin
President named the following com
mil tees :
House Committee: J. F. Watt, Chair
man, Albeit Sutton, E. H. Shpcard
P. II. Carroll. R. W. Kelly.
Finance Comnuttee: Trnm-ni tinil.i,.
I'hainnan, ,1. C. Skniner, Cluis. Hall'
V. C. lliock, C. K. Marshall.
Entertainitig Committee: V.C ltrock
(Tuurinan, F. W. Culler, E. R. Pooteyi
Rea Habson. .Lnnes Montgnieiy.
Athletic Committee: (Tins. C. Lem
uion, Chairman, ,1. E. Hall, Jr.. (' II
Jenkins, A. It. Cutler, II. T. lVWitt.
Literary and Horticultural Commit
Ice: E. Coad, Chairman, V. 1).
Thompson, J. C. Mac limes, - P
Pah-ham, R. H. Wallace.
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Improved Bean Power Sprayer
Light, Durable, Economical
The superior merit of the BEAN SPRAYERS is best appreciated after seeing
the pump at work. You will have an opportunity to observe them in action
by phoning us for particulars.
Our distributors for the famous Niagara Lime-Sulphur Spray and Arsenate
of Lead are: Bridal Veil Lmbr. Co., Hood River. Johnson Bros. & Hale, Van
Horn Station. C. W. Craig Hardware Co.. White Salmon, Wash.
a . ,,A COMPARISON FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION
season inTi ? 'r COmmerctal brands of lime-ulphur spray by the Oregon Agricultural College, Corvallis, Ore.,
Sample No. I Total l.ime 10.73 Total Sulphur 26.63
VimpleNo. 2. Iota Lime n.94 Total Sulphur 30.03
Samp e No. 3, Tola I i,e 12M Total Sulphur 29.21
1?4VTSt,aIJ'ime 1212 Total Sulphur 23.98 .
solution 1 .. C ?Ve a.na'y8s I'ihly shows that NIAGARA brand carries much more lime and sulphur in
NhJira - 7 ; an, '!,isi8 decidedly the case when comparing the Beaume tests of the several samples.
I Win if, h s"pcrr to all,he others, several of which run as hiKh ai 32 and 33 Ueaume test.
H'arinmmd that we do not use either salt or caustic soda to raise our Beaume test.
BEWARE OF IMMITATIONS
Unless Containers Have Our Label it is Not Niagara
The Hood River Spray Mfg'. Co.
nm, , vxj ts.. runutn, Manager
Office at Warehouse of Stranahan & ClarK o oo.r
mmrmjWJK!f JLJjUlWI Will . i,-,,,,
Iff "1
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Are you tired
of mending
your roof?
Genasco
Ready Roofing
is made of Trinidad Lake
Asphalt and gives you long
years of service. Doesn't
dry-out, crack, pulverize,
rot, nor rust.
SAVES YOU TROUBLE.
TIME AND MONEY
Made ,y The Barber Asphalt Pav
ing Company the largest produc
ers of asphalt and largest manufac
turers of ready roofing in the world.
Mineral and smooth sur
face. COME AND GET
SAMPLES
1wn.gr i ii n ... ,n i.i mis
If you are contemplating building don't fail to see us. Esti
mates gladly furnished at any time.
We have a complete line of building material, such as Lumber,
Shingles, Lalh, Cement, Fire and Facing Brick, Fire Clay, Prepared
Roofings, Sheathing, Water-proof Papers, etc.
We have the exclusive agency for GENASCO and PARIOD
Roofing, the two best roofings on the market. Let us give you a
list of the buildings that we have covered with these roofings.
Mantel Facing and Fire Brick we buy in car lots and can give
you a variety to select from in both smooth and rock face.
We handle Portland "Standard" Cement. Try it and you will
be convinced that it is the best. " We sold ten cars of it in 1910, and
that was our introductory year. Doesn't that speak for itself?
We manufacture "LARCR" Fruit Boxes of all kinds. Place your
order for your requirements early.
We respectfully solicit your patronage.
Yours very truly,
BRIDAL VEIL LUMBER CO.
Phone 96-M Yards W f ruu n
.gut m-r up j i
I
Part of Our Spring
Goods Are Now In
Among the new arrivals are a classy
line of
MEN'S SHIRTS Negligee
at prices to suit
We also have for the ladies, a fine line of
Corset Covers and
Muslin Underwear
of all kinds and all prices. Don't forget
the place.
(ialligan-Frazior.
MM LEE INCUBATORS - INTLRXATIOMAI. FOOD AND REMEDIES
Stewart Hardware &
Furniture Co.
At tlu homo of tho In-ill.. V i..
last Sunday afloriimm Curl C.-illin-.m
; was unitoil in wotllock to Miss Louisa
; fi-azu r. llio uod.ling whs n ,iUvt
I homo affair uiul only tho nionihors of
tho inunodiiito families woro prosont.
Tho nian-ingo coi-onionv was porfornu-d
: by Kov. J. . llargivavt s.
! A Hi Lahlo MtMliciMi Not A Vireotio
i M. I'. Mani, St .loo, .Ma-h , uvs
"i lnr liltlo Inn- i,,ni. !.,.! ..
I Lroiiohilo tronblo, 1 imvo him l-'ol.-vV
j Honey and Tar Compound and it eiiivd
the eolith ho well no the iliokhui ami
!Hi.'KinK npollx, and ho j-ot well in a
Iphort time." C. A. I'lutli.
CarmichaeFs
Phone 283 L
"WaHESBI
On Heights
Greenhouse on the Heigtg.
1a Xro experience. Plants of excellent quality.
, A ,,Spnn Plants and Ornamental Shrubs on hand.
4,000 Geraniums at$l and $2 perdoz. Fushias, New
Heliotropes, Petunias, Japanese Chrysanthemums,
Carnations, Pansies, Lobelias, Salvias, Daisies, Forget-me-nots,
Alyssum, Asters, Cosmos, Balsam,
Lock s Verbena, Phlox, Bleeding Heart, Tiger Lilies
Cladiohs, Tuberrose, new Cannas and fancy Cactus,
Dahlias. Bulbs are all rooted. 800 of the best roses.
Landscape Gardening a specialty.
Phono 284 M. GEO. ASL1GER.
Read This
Before you buy. We ask you to call and inspect our
complete line of New and Second Hand Furniture
Stoves and Ranges. Everything in house furnishings
We will take your old furniture or stoves
in exchange for NEW GOODS.
O. P. DABNEY & SONS
Guaranteed Cheapest Outfitter
Agents for
Charter Oak Stoves
and Ranges
I'HONK 24S-K
Con. Fourth and State Sts.
"We Deliver the Goods"
and the goods we deliver are al
ways right, in quality, freshness
and prieo. Everything you want
in the grocery line our establish
ment boasts, and our motto is to
handle only the freshest and most
reliable products. Our Teas and
Coffees, Sugar, Mutter, Flour,
l't:gs. Cheese, Canned Good, Dry
Cereals and all package goods are
second to none in quality. We
solicit your regular patronage and
promise you supreme satisfaction.
J. M. WOOD
Phone 7
rour inousand a
Year
There has been forty thousand prescriptions
filled at this store in the oast ten -pnr
fill prescriptions strictly according to the
doctor's orders. No substitutes.
CHAS. N. CLARKE t
The Glacier Pharmacy
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