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K.C. SARSAPARILLAWITH IODIDES
Cleanses the blood and restores your system to a healthy
condition without thinning the blood, or making
y:u susceptible to colds.
Price 75c a Bottle
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ft Smith Block
Reliable Druggist
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SAVINGS
ACCOUNTS
UNDER
U.S. GOVT
SUPERVISION
A Special Facility
In addition to affording all the usual fa
cilities for the safe and expedient transac
tion of financial affairs, the First National
Bank in its new building, has set aside a
special room in which patrons and friends of
the institution may hold conferences for the
discussion of their business affairs. Our en
tire equipment is cordially placed at your
disposal.
You've Wanted Something Better Than
Printing for a Long Time. You
Will Find it in the
. EMBOSSED WORK .
LETTERHEADS, NOTEHEADS
CARDS, INVITATIONS, ETC.
At the
GLACIER OFFICE
Stanley- Smith Lumber Co.
Wholesale and Retail
LUMBER
Lath, Shingles, Ete
Lumber Delivered to Any Part of the Valley
We are Now Taking Orders for
Apple, Peach and Pear Boxes
Would Advise Ordering at Once
Stanley-Smith Lumber Co.
Phone 124 Hood River, Oregon
YOUR DRUGGIST
STOPS THAT ITCH
Tf vou are Rufferinff from Eczema,
rtmriusin or any other kind of kin
trouble, drop into our store for in
Mant relief. We will mm run tee you
to stop that itch in two second. .
A a 5c trial bottle will prove iU
We have Hold other remedies for
pkin troubles, but none that we could
recommend more highly than the well
known compound of Oil of Winter
frreen. Thymol and a few other in
gredients that hiAe wrought Buch won
derful cures nil over the country.
This compound, known as V. T. D.
Prescription, will cool and heal the
itchy, burnlnsr skin as not hint; els
can. (let a regular bottle uud 8ve -on
our no-pay offw,
KK1K A ( ASS.
Notice of Sheriffs Sale
In thet'lrciilt Court of the State of Oregnu,
for Hoxnt Kiver County.
(ieo. 1'nppHK, I'lainiift", vn. Heortre W. McCoy
and 11. K. Marshall, defendant:
Hy virtue ol an execution, decree and order
of t-Hleduly iHMied out ofitnd uu er Hie ncal
ot the Circuit Court of the Nittte of oreon(
tor the County of Ho id River, to me direct ti
aud dwtert the 'JMh day of KelTintry, 1!12(
upon a decree for the foreclosure of a certain
laboier'H lien and ui1i;mtitl rendered and eu
tertdiiiKHid court on the iftii h da y of J une.
lull, in then hove entitled cause in lavorot
plniiittll and ugainst detendant In the sum ol
lU.T.S, Hiid (he Mini of III ft with intetest
ttiereon at the rate of fi per cent, per aunutn
from thefith riH.v of AukiiM and Hie fur
H er mini of JT itO attorney h Ices, and the fnr
tbersumof $7 fid costs and disbursements.
with Interest thereon from th J- i h day ol
June, 1911 at the rale of (i per cnt ir an mini,
and the costs ot and tipou this Writ and com
niandintc me to make sale ol the real properly
dHcribedin Midi Cecee of foreclosure anil
hereinafter des'Tibeil, I will at Hie hour ol
ten o'clock in the f n tioon on the JiMli day o!
Mwrch, at the front dnor'nf the County
( ourt House in Hood Kiver, Hood Kiver
Counly, Oregon, Kell hi public auction to Hie
highest bidder for cash in hand ail Hie riM ,
title and Interest, which defendant, (leo. W.
McCoy, had on Ibei'iilh day of June, lull, Hie
date r the juOgmem alor'jsaid, or which mu-Ii
defentlant, Woo. W. McCoy, h;t wince aciUired
or now has ill and to the follow uk (Henht d
real property, Kltuated aiul belnf In the
County of Hood Kiver "Hint1 of Or-on, lo wit:
1 lie isr '4 oi wee. iift, i . K. 9 r, v. M ., or
I m mucii ihereof ms will sMiisly mho) ludument
! and execullon, in wu: The sum otSH2,7. and
! the sum ot $11 40 ui;h li lei est 1 hemm front
i Hie lit!) day of Autcust, t0, at the rate
i ot t per cent, per annum, and the In i liter sum
! of :r (h, Hiid the sum of $7 frwith interest
thereon from the tith day of June, lull, with
costs and accruing costs on the Writ of Kx
! ecuiton. Hnid properly will be Hold subject to
i the following judgments, to-wit:
I A judgment for Hie sum ol PMyVit mid in
t crest thereon from the Hh day of August,
I INK), at the rule (do per cent, pi f Hnnum; lot
! I he sum of fiftl (Nl itt(oiue ' fees, with interest
I ther on Irom the 1 1 1 1t day of Jui.e, al
1 the rate ofti per cent, per annum; and tor the
! sum td' Shi f. costs and dlsbutsments, with in.
teres! thereon mini me lllh day of June, r.'ll.
at theruieofti urcenl. per annum, and ir.'MJn
cokIk in the Hupreme Coir I.
A Judpmi nt intide nd enter d Hgxlnst HtHd
defendant, (ieo. W. McCoy, ictd against said
dew-iibcd real r i e: t y on the l;Pii day ol
June, 11 1, in and lor the viim of i'Aki h and
Interest thereon from Hie HI h day ol August,
1910. at the rate of i; per cent, per annum; and
for the hiuii ot SlOh.'Hi attoiuey s lee, with in.
terest thereon from Hie l.hh dny o ' jnim, 1911,
at the rate ot 6 per c nt. per annum; and tor
the sum ot ?21,75 costs and dishursnietitK, wilh
interest thert?on from Hie liitii dwy of June,
lvl 1 , at the rale nf 0 per cent, per annum, and
fU tm costs and disbursement, and i'.i.ihi costs
m the rtupreme Court.
And a judgment made and entered against
said defendant, (ieo. W. McCoy, and against
said described real properly on Hie ;iisl day
of May, I'.'ll, in and lor the sum of ilt'.'N), an t
Interest thereon from the lth day of A u UL,
1HHI, at the rale ot ti per cent pT annum; for
t he sum of ?Hi 00 attorney's fefs with interest
thereon from thesis! day of Mhv, P.dl.ai the
rate ot ti per cent per annum; for the sum ot
S3 n. wilh int' rst thereon from the Hist day
ol May, 1 V 1 1 , at the rate ol t pr rent ner an
mini; lor the furthei sum of 1H1 no, with InU r
el thereon from theflMi dav of May, IHil, at
the rate ol li per cent, per annum; and for the
further sum ot $S1.00 conts and 0tshur.-enieniH
on said judgment in the Supreme Courl
which three Judgments lat. described are
prior judgment liens on said Ihiio.
Said property will be wold subject tn confir
mation and equity of redemption an by law
provided.
bated at Hood Kiver, Oregon, this'Yth day
of February, 1112.
THUS F. JOHNSON,
Sheriff of Hood Kiver count v, Oregon,
8. W. Stark.
Attorney for Plaintiff. rJUmgx
LANGILLE WRITES
OF ESPERANTO
Editor Glacier: Kindly allmv me a
little ppace in which to anain LririK the
international auxiliary ianguaKO, K
peranto, to the attention of yjur read
ers by repinting the folluwinu letter:
Kecause of the interest and discus
sion aroused by the irlroduction of
House Resolution 220 it to the United
States House of Representatives by
the Hon. Richard RarthuUt, the Ksper
anto Association of North Ameiica.is
Koinj; to distribute free one nullum
copies of "A Glimpse of Esperanto"
a (pamphlet outlining the purpose of
the international lanc'-e ami k'.vim;
a general synopsis of ti e grammer).
This will be sent to any of your read
ers sending name, Bddiiss and stamp
to The K.peranto OtfiYi , Wast ir.gton,
IX C. House Resolution 22' ) reads as
follows: "Resolved, Tl ..it the Commit
tee on Education ue, ai l the same is,
hereby authorized and directed to cause
an investigation to be made by the
Committee on Education or a subcom
mittee thereof, touehirg the practiea-j
bility of the study of F.?; iranto as an
auxiliary language and a means of fa
cilitating the social Hi d commercial
intercourse of the peopl" of the United
Mates and those of ther countries,
the committee to submit its report at
tiie second session of the Sixty-second
Congress."
This resolution, passed by the House
of Representatives, is rmw before the
Committee on Educatioi .
Yours very truly,
Edwin C. Ketd,
General Secretary,
Esperanto Association of North
America.
As another reason for the use of the
lancuace the following: n ay show its
adaptability to commerrml uses. Foi
about a year Air. l'arrisl, (whose let
ters have seve'al times l i en published
in Amerika Esperantisto) ha been in
Europe as the representative of the
Eos Angeles Chamber i f Commerce,
with the purpose of bringing befoie
the better cliisj of people the wonder
ful opportunities of Southern Califor
nia, lie uses no otlier language than
Esperanto, knows no other except En
glish, and has lectured in Esperanto
before large audiences in cities in
every country, from fcngiaud to Rus
sia, that it has been a good proposi
tion for the Eos Angeles Chamuer of
Commerce we can be certain, because
there has just been tra; slated in The
Esperanto Olliee, upon order from Eos
Angeles, the text of an Ml-page book
describing the country Hinund that city
and the commercial possibilities of Los
Angeles. This is to be published for
use in answering the m ny impiiriis
being daily received fiocn all over Eu
rope; and 1 have been given to under
stand that the first edition will be
10,000. This, after a year of experi
ment, is definite proof that some people
in America have found Esperanto of
"practical use."
We are all aware that of all business
men in this country, surely those in
control of the ra Iroads are most likely
to be sure ol their profits, and this is,
if possible, still more true of the rail
road me"li of Europe, where not even a
time-table is furnished lie?. Vet I
have before me one of the most beauti
ful guide buoks 1 have ever seen in
any language, and it is entirely in Es
peranto, published by the Talis and
Orleans Railroad, desciihing the
beauties of that part of France which
the railroad covers. It is printed upon
heavy paper and in several colors and
is an expensive piece of printing, all
to the end that Espersintists may be in
duced to vis't this region !
Much inlei est is being taken in the
study of the language in nil parts ol
the world, and groups and classes for
better study formed in all countries.
There seems to he a peculiar fascina
tion in the study, and an increase in
the interest in spreading the knowl
edge, which has been fitly named Es
perantism. I will be very glad to give
any inquirer all the information possi
hie, and have a few of the text books
on hand if any one cares to take up the
study. The text books are given as a
premium for a year's subscription to
the American magazine, Amerika Es
peranlisto, which of itself is certainly
worth the subsci iption price of one dol
lar a year, for a 'Vl page monthly,
ntiout half of which is printed in En
glish, Hnd extremely interesting read
ing. Yours very truly,
11. H. Eangille.
Why cough?
Stop it!
Stop coughing! Coughing
rasps and tears. Stop it!
Coughing prepares the throat
and lungs for more trouble.
Stop it ! There is nothing so
bad for a cough as coughing.
Stop it ! Ayer's Cherry Pec
toral is a medicine for coughs
and colds, a regular doctor's
medicine. Sold for seventy
years. Use it! Ask your doc
tor if this is not good advice.
Unless there is daily action of the bow
els, poisonous products re absorbed,
ctusing headache, biliousness, nausea,
dyspepsia. Vl'e wish you would ask your
doctor about correcting your constipation
by taking laxative doses of Aver'a Pills.
1UH. by tl J. C. TK8 CO.. Lo.u. mm.
APPLE INTEREST CON
STANTLY INCREASES
It is an evident fact that the pro-1
ductiun of Eastern apples of good qual
ity is far below what it might be, says
American Cultivator. That apples of
tine quality may be grown profitably
in large quantities is authoritatively .
stated by Eastern horticulturists and
this fact has been ably demonstrated '
by many individuals. What can he
done in New England with its cold win
ters and short summers can most as- I
suredly be done in any State west of
the Mississippi River. I
The rank and tile of the farmers of
the country have not yet realized the
fact that the apple crop is just as
much desreving their attention as corn
or wheat or potatoes. Whenever ti:ey ;
are ready to work for it systematically
they will find much greater piotit in
this line than in any they are now fol
lowing. Fruit will not become plenti-
ful enough for many years to materi-;
ally lower the market for first elass
goods. Consumers are increasing, and
there would still he a wide margin of
profit were prices much lower thBii at
present.
New England is striving through her
boards of agriculture and her horticul
tural societies to encourage fruit grow
ing. She has demonstration orchards
here and there where at stated times
meetings are held to show the opera
tions of power spraying, pruning, tree
surgery, picking, packing and storing
and marketing. One day's lessons
demonstrate in this way are of more
practical value than weeks of study
without concrete illustration. The
fruit exhibitions are also of much ben
efit. At the last New Hampshire
meeting Uw exhibits numbered 1,500,
and throughout the three days' meet
ing the ablest talent obtainable ad
dressed the assembled people on the
numerous subjects pertaining to apple
trowing.
DANGER IN DELAY
A BALD-HEADED WOMAN
rASHION STABLE
..Livery, Feed and Draying..
STRANAHANS & RATHBUN
Hood River, Ore.
Horses bought, sold or exchanged.
Pleasure parties can secure' first-class rigs
Special attention given to moving furniture ana
pianos.
We do everything horses can do.
Notice For Publication.
HKl'A imt KNT OK TH K I STKIIK )H.
V. 8. Ijind otllce at The miles, Oregon, Jan
uary :), l'H2.
Notice U hereby iclven that Hoy !l. Kontson,
of I'al kilale, Oregon, who, on November It'.,
I'.ilO, iniide lioiiieMeud. No.(i"7(H, Tor K'sW',,,
Heetloll 29, Tow-hHhip I Hoillh, Kill e 10 Knht,
WlllHineit Merldliin, has died tmijc of in
tentlon to iimke Kinal Commutation Proof, to
eHlHhllsh clHiiii to the land above described.
before K. A. HUhop, U. S, CommfKMoher, Hi
I bin office al Hood Kiver, Oregon, on Ihe Ifitli
dav of March, Vnz.
Claimant name a witnesses: K. A. Itrown.
b. H. Cose, U C. MeKee, of Paikdale, Oregon;
Cyius Hparkii, of Ml. Hood, Oregon.
C. W. MniRK,
f8ni7 KKiKter.
NOTICE FOlt riT.ElCATloN
UNITED STATES LAN I) OFFICE
The Dalles, Oreifon, Man h 5th, H'li
Notice is hereby given that f'atsle J. Stark,of
raik'lale, Oregon, who, on oeccnioer .ird
lite, made Home-dead entry, No Hn1 Serial
No. ItlTTH. lor Lot 1, WM., HVi1,. Heel Ion l,
and Lois 1 and Section iti.Town-diip 1 South,
Kanue Ml Kast, Wlllamelle Meridian, ba
Hied notice of inlemlon t.) make Final Klve
year Proof to establish claim to the land
alHve deseribed, belnre K. A. Hisho i, l S,
Commissioner, at his ortlce, at Hood Kiver,
Oieron, on the tilth day of April 1'H J.
Claimant names a wlinesss: .IteUon. T.
Moody, William Moody, Mark Weii-andl,
Uaruet r., Mark, all ol I'armiHie, oretf'm,
C. W. M'lore.
in" 4 Ki giBtcr
Administrator's Notice
Notice In hereby given that the undersigned
haa been duly appointed, by Ihe County
, ourl of the 8iate ol Oregon, for Hood River
eonnlv. administrator of Ihe estate of Henry
I.. Isbeli, deceased. All peson having claims
against said es'at are hereby reotn-ed lo
present the ssme to me proerlv vejirlfd
bv aw required at ttie ottice of John Bker,
Attorney nl l.aw. H'sd River, Oregon, illiin
six month from the da!- hereof
Haled Ihii 29Ih dav of Kehnmry, 1!H-'
A. W. ISKKI.I,.
Adm'nlstrnlor of lheestateof
mTin-'S Heury I.. Isbeli, d. erased.
TV1 FAVRITKCS-Fnr sale or rent on easy
terms. A. w uuttisok aJi-n
Shorn of Her frown of Beauty, Loses in
Love and Marriage
Hair is certainly most neeessary to
woman. Who could love and marry a
bald-headed woman? What ehiinns
could one array to oir.set such a dis
figurement? A woman's goal is usually love ami
marriage. Her rtcvmnn glory is her
hair. The loss of her hair mars her
beauty, happiness, and succeeds. Yet,
nnht here m Hood Kiver .there are
thousands of women who are neglect
ing or injuring their hair to such an ex
tent that it is only a mutter of time
when it will be utterly ruined.
Many women destroy the beauty ot
their hair through thoughtlessness or
ignorance of certain facts. They use
curling irons over-heated, or to excess,
which destroys the natural oil or the
hair, causing it to split, bieak, and
come out. J hey do not snampoo tneir
hair often enough, or too often. They
use soaps or preparations which con
tain ingredients positively harmful to
the scalp and hair.
As a result of such treatment, riand-1
ruff is created, the hair loosens, loses
color, falls out, ami baldness com
mences, unless proper and prompt pre
cautions are taken in time. 1 hen
again, microbes and curtain diseases
bring about unhealthy scalp and hair
conditions.
Almost anv woman may rid herself
of dandrulf and diseustd scalp and hair
if she will but use the right remedy.
We have that remedy, nr.d we will pos
itively guarantee that it will either
cure danarutt and uiiHiness or 11 win
not cost the user anything.
That s a pretty broad statement, but
we will back, it and prove it. wun our
own money. We will return your
money if you do not find that Kexall
93 Hair Ionic is an entirely satis
factory remedy that will promote hair
growth and overcome scalp ard hair
troubles; that it will grow i air even
on bald heads, unless all life in tie
hair roots has been extinguished, the
follliclcs closed, and the scalp is glaz d
and shiny. It gets its name from the
fact that it grew hair in i)3 out of 100
cases, where it received a thoroughly
hard, impartial, and practical test.
We want you to try Kexall ' 93''
Hair Tonic at our risk. You surely
cannot 'ose anything by doing so,
while you have everything to gain.
Von "hui httor thlr.k this over, hhd
then come in and see us about this of-! I'h1
fer. You will be well repaid for your
visit to our sture. Kemember, you!
can get Rexall Remedies in this com-1
mnnitt rmlu nt nnr Rtnre The Kexall
Store. Carl A, Plath. Clarke.
Kidney Diseases Are too Dangerous for
Hood River People to Neglect.
The great danger of kidney troubles
isjthat they get tirm hold before the
sufferer recognizes them. Health is
gradually undermined. Hackache,
headache, nervousness, lameness, sore
ness, lumbago, urinary troubles, drop
sy, and Wright's disease, follow as the
kidneys get worse. Don't neglect
your kidneys. Help the kidneys with
the reliable and safe remedy, Doan's
Kidney Fills, which has cured people
right here in Hood River.
William Moorman, 415 Sherman St.,
Hood River, Oregon, says: "Since
publicly e-dorsing loan's Kidney Fills
in September 11107, 1 have taken them
oH and on and they have never failed
to give me prompt relief. At one time
my back wan quite lame and I could
not stoop or lift with any freedom. 1
also had a great deal of trouble frorii
the kidney secretions. Doan's Kidney
Fills relieve these ditliculties and 1 was
thus convinced of their merits."
For sale by all dealers, l'rice 50 cents.
Koster-.M ilburn Co , liufhilo, New York,
solcHgents for the United St.iles.
Remember the name Doan's and
take no ot her.
Toledo Ranges
Owing to a change in the business of the
manufacturers of TOLEDO RANGES we offer
a SPECIAL DISCOUNT of () for CASH
from our regular prices, or will sell on weekly
payments if desired.
The Toledo Ranges have been sold in Hood
River for many years and a better range for
the price has never been offered in this city.
About 150 of them are now in use in Hood
River Valley and are giving perfect satisfac
tion. They outweigh any other range for the
same trice that we have ever seen. (Juaran
teed for ten years, and will please you.
Why pay $40 to $50 for a Ranc you
can buy from us for $30?
ACT NOW-This offer will positively be
withdrawn Saturday night, March 16
Blowers Hardware Co
Phone 99
Oak and 1st Sts.
Q SISS5
Q
S3 Cm3
Furniture and Pianos Moved
Draying, Express and
Baggage
All Kinds of Light and Heavy Work
0
Wood Yard and Feed
Store in Connection
TAFT TRANSFER
CO.
Office Phone
29
Residence Phone
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Cnnpi'iatinn and Leadership.
Successful cooperation ineana leader
ship. Leadership means lojalty. Loy
alty means a certain surrender of in
dividual opinions.
Hence, if farmers are not wi I lint? to
surrender a certain measure of their!
individual opinions, are not willing to
be loyal to leaders, do not use wisdom
in picking out the right kind of lead
ers, the question of cooperation had
better remain one of discussion rather
than one of practice.
The necessity of team work is grow
ing rapidly in the country, as it has
grown rapidly in the city.
Mii-takes will he made. That is
about as sure as the fact that tomor
row will come. To he discouraged
over mistakes is a sign of tatal weak
lies?, 'loo many mistakes are disas
trous. The task is to keep the aver
age of mistakes down to as low a
(igure us possible. In fact, mistakes
are teachers, and this is the sort of
teaching that must be learned thor
oughly in the school of cooperation.
Spokane Spokesman-Re view.
A Little of Our
Meat
is really more nourishing
than a whole lot of
coarse, inferior grades.
MORE APPETIZING, TOO,
as you'll readily agree
when some of our chops
or steaks are set before
you.
We Only Ask You
to give them a trial. We know full well that their
goodness will make you a steady patron of this
market.
HOOD RIVER MARKET
Storage
Attack of Heath.
bl'o two doctors tolu me
licpcls
"Live vears
I had only two years lo live." Tli c start
ling statement, wa made by Stillman
(irecii. Malachite C 1 ''They told me
I wmild die with consumption. It whs
up to nit; then to try the beet luiitf med
icine and 1 l)'gan to use I'r. King's New
lii-covery. It was well I d'd. for today
I am working and believe I owe my lite
to this great throat and lung cure that
ha cheated the grave of anol licrvictim."
Its folly to mffer w ith roughs, cohlsor
otlier throat and lima troubles now. Take
the core that's mfeM. l'rice Mh: and
trial liotOe free at Chf. N. Clarke's.
Hood River People Should Try This.
("has. N. Clarke states that any one
who bus constipation, Hour stomach or
gas on the toniach, should try simple
buckthorn bark, glycerine, etc., a com-
pounded in Adler-i-ka, the new German
ApHndicitis remedy. A SINGLK IMISL
tiling" relief almost INSTANTLY and
Li.er people are surprised how
Ol'IOKLY it help. This titnple rem
edy antwpticbes the digestive organs
and drawg off the impurities. Chas. N.
We have storage space for all kinds
of goods in a concrete building
Our Tranfer Wagons Will Move
Anything
Complete Transfer Service
Transfer & Livery Co.
Phone 5
Whim.) " A A -
HODEL BAKERY
Fourth nd State
Proof of the Baking
is ill tl e eating. TiUti our loeiol.
r II", cskn ii- pastry and you'll
ki ow whv sensible women ii"
longer bother with hone linking
Why should they when they exn
v:ei such delicious thing" to ea
here? Trv "Or roils lor brenk:a-t
as a Waiter. They lieat nv lion e
ti.aile biscuits ever baked.
24 Bread Tickets SI
AK I t'H TICK KTS
Hood River, Ore.