HOOD RIVER GLACIER. THURSDAY, JUNE 27. 1912
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Our Experience
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tion. Quality
This is our first requirement
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Crown Castile Soap, Including Wash Rag
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No Honest Hen Reliable Hair Tonic
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thai ne ran l,e
Sure They're Fresh Your Money B.iek
Why suffer with your feet when you ran comfort uu.l relief for the
sum of JSc"? IU.XAIL IOOT POWD! K II I- IK) I I .
Ask for a Sample of Rexall Ortlerleys
Carl A. Plath, DRUGCI;5T
TAe RoxaJilL Store
phone m-L
1 1 run son iti, DC
THE HARMON STUDIOS
OPEN FOR PUPILS
Violin Mandolin
Piano Guitar
Voice Culture Banjo
Band Instruments
You Have the Opportunity of Learning Music
Here at Home
MODERN METHODS
THOROUGH FOUNDATION WORK
GUARANTEED COURSES
Taught By Experienced Teachers
Orchestra Furnished for all Occasions
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Great Bargain
Home Telephone Co.
TTAY1N(i purchased the entire interest i.f 1.
AX Hi-ayi'erd in the Rockt'or.l Str nlhmt thvo
months a.u'o, we are now in position t scru you with
all the highest cks pMeories at v:tsor.ulIe priros.
We iiivite your iiatrcnatve and will M'rve ymi to liv
best of our ability.
Give Us a Trial
MERCER & CO.
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For Sale i
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mil, I t a irk. machine.
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A- T. ZEEK
HURRAH FOR THE 4TII! 0. A. C. MEN. STUDY
ARSRMCAL INJURIES
- -Nutke Automobile 0ners
A decorated automobile parade win j
oe one or the chief aurneiioii.
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automobile in the cour.ty should iae , . . -..c,,.B,Bini piani pamolo
Prt. Thii ii, t , be'a children'! parade. ; Rit. all of. the Oregon Agricultural
very cm -Til he filled lth chilJren. j College, were here last Friday and ac
all drea'ed in uhite jcompanied Piof. Lawrence into local
There will h firt and second prize! ; orchards to make a study of arsenical
for the h Pirate.! lut.ahout. best I injuries. bucb trouble has never been
Profs. V. I. Safro. of the Er tvmnlr.
gum ueparimenx; n. v. lartar, chera
, noted
here before.
Prof. Lawrenee,
Kent & Garrabrant
Confectionery, Cigars and
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I Tobaccos
Sporting Goods
HuAnn..j . ,.r most nncrinal
uvbuiaicii innr nv i rt . ......
car (comic .r d cup for the best decor- j plant patnologist for the county, thinks
' ated car outaide of H 1 Kiver county. that.t is due to the unusual" moist con
::i which will be viitor' truphy. iditon of the atmosphere and the mois-
M v,ara will aembie on iuc- " .'l"";. ...
enue west of the junction witn aiaie i mjurjf n.ai una occurred tnis
street. Line uu on the north side of , year might not occur, again in a long
the street ami head earl. It will save , time, he declares, "for this has been
tOe committee much work if you will an unusually moist season. - Arsenates
telephone Nu in1 (committee head- oi leau, omer man tripiumbie, when
John R. Westervelt
IKM.TOK OF 1)1 M AI. SI KCF.RY
Suite N)7 lrej.Miiiaii luiulilij.'
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I'Miri l.Ni. ORKliON
M. E. WELCH,
I.II KNSKI) VI! I LK1NAKY Si U(;i!OS
1 i,ur..l t.. rto miv work in the veterlU'
,rv uu H Van I fnuii.l l.yniillUK at or
.ileiiilin! ti Cn'k' ori'l! Klure.
C. O. VAN TRESS,
Public Stenographer
and Notary Public
Kllif.t I'.loek. I'bone 308 1.
C. M. HURLBURT
SURVEYOR
TELEIMIONE ::'2M
.M. WRIGHT
Contractor and Builder.
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Carpentry
Olli.e in I leilirnnner lil.li;
on All
Work.
Kinds of
Phone 61
A real bargain in a nice well im
proved Ill-acre tract, all in trees;
good bouse; half mile from town;
easy terms; Inquire of
H. P. ALLEN.
Phone J.U K '
Swedish Dry Cleaning
IS THE BEST
Try it. Il knocks the spots and makes
Ue ciotliintt look lik new.
."jieciul attention given to ladies' gar
ments. Samples for ladies' and
gentlemen's tailor made suits -alayson
display. We will
Ik- e,lad to show you.
F. T. ANDERSON
121') Twelth St.
Phone 225-L
! DR. P. II. MAY
Chiropractor
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h viiu! IVrmitnently Uesloreti to
H i h Nornuil Functions
f 1 CONSULTATION rUliK
K.ioni 17 lleilbi'omier Hldg. liood Kier, Ore.
On the Heights
SOCIETIES.
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J. II. Heilbronner,
P. H. Iiavidson,
fipt. C. P. McCan,
Committee.
Fins, Furs, and Feathers.
Listen brother. Pishing is the ex
cuse to take us to the wilds where we
grow young again without knowing
how or why. We don't need the fish
to sustain life and beeMeak is cheaper
when it comes to cold dollars and
cents, but fishing gives us the excuse
we crave to go to the wilderness and it
keeps ua busy after we get there while
we are unconsciously backing up to
ward the savstjery oi the first days of
humanity again and by eo doing we
renew our Tease on life and health
which is more important than all the
business in the world.
Therefore of wlmt use is it to try to
beat back the still small voice of in
stinct that clamors for a fishing trip
when the sunny days bring the scent
of the wild faces' to our wise nostrils
even among the smoky streets of the
city.
Listen ! Can you hear the music of
the foaming ranids yonder the song
of fast water drooning back in a
thousand echos from the grim canyon j
walls? - Can you see the beryl green
waters of the resting pool where the
ferns mirror themselves in the crystal ;
depths? '
And the smell of the damp woodsy ;
earth- isn't it good? Can you pick out i
the water smell, the pine smell, the ;
earth smell and the scent of the ani
nial trail where the little brothers of
the woods travel up and down the j
brawling stream.' Can you find each 1
of these odors on the river breeze as it !
flows down from the high peaks yon-!
der, ozone burdened and carrying yet !
another odor, that is the smell of melt- J
ing suow up there among the rock j
spires? El Comancho, in the West- j
erner.
Oregon's most youthful huntress
resides in Hood Kiver Valley. The
young Diana is Miss Adrienne Epping,
the 5-year old daughteraof J. A. Ep
ping, who last week killed with the
first shot a 3no -pound bear on the Me
toliua river in central Oregon, where
the Epping family hud gone on a fish
ing excursion.
1 eddy Roosevelt was not prouder of
the tusks from the biggest elephant he j
shot in Africa than Miss Epping of the
bear skin brought home as a trophy
from the Metoilius excursion. On the
morning of the adventure she was ac
companying Don Heising, on whose
ranch the party was camping, to his
near traps. "We approached the ra
vine where the traps were Bet," said
Miss Epcinjrt "when we heard the
grunts of a bear. 1 wasn't the least
bit frighttned. Don said we'd better
watch out, for the bear might not be
well fastened. He told me to approach
with him and kill the bear. 1 thought
it would be the beat fun in the world,
and whenwe got up in firing distance.
with Mr. Hear rearing up and roaring,
I aimed and got him the first shot.
After 1 saw how easy it would have
been for him to have pulled out his
toenail and come after us 1 was the
least bit scared."
The bruin was put across a pack
horse and taken to camp.
"Dad" Kpping declares that the Me
tolius for big fish is one of the finest
regions in the world. "We caught all
we could eat while there, he says,
"and were all the time longing for
new peopkjto come in so that we could
catch some to give to them. One
evening 1 went out and caught seven
for supper. The biggest one was 17
inches long and the smallest 12 inches.
Some fish, eh?"
Mr. Epping states that the Heising
ranch makes an excellent location for
campers, and for those who do not en
jo.y "roughing" it, Mr. Heising. who
has a laiue ranch house, provides board
and lodging for $1. "For a summer
vacation trip," says Mr. Epping, "1
know of nothing that can surpass it."
While we were there," said Mr. Ep
ping, "we had the opportunity of see
ing the sun rise over the plains country
and of w itnessing the glorious picture
it makes as it sets behind the western
range of mountains, topped by Hood.
It is glorious sight to watch the warn
ing, 1 guess you'd call it that, of the
sun rise. The first evidence one has of
the coming day is of a straight, broad
bolt of silvery light, piercing the east
ern horizon. " '
"At evening the head of every one
of the peaks in the west is crowned Jby
a halo of gold, the central Oregon
country nestled in the dim shadows of
the mountains."
Not only has one, who'visits the cen
tral Oregon country, a chance to ..fish
after the big fellows in the Metolius
but, by a good automobile road, Sutter
l ake may be Reached, and here, ac
cording to Mr. Epping; enough Dolly
Vitr loi ,s have their homes to give sport j
to many fuiure generations.
I he people of this region are inter- j
ft. il in the completion of the Port-
lam! iimxl !iver road, realizing; that it
will increase the automobile traffic in
to their region. .
i exposed to the continued action of at
1 mospheric conditions and an abundance
of moisture so that the change chemi
! cally, becoming more or less soluble,
! in which state the products are poison
ous to foliage and, fruit, cause the
leaves to drop off when the poisoning
is very marked. Due to this spray
i injury the O. A. 0. Department of
Chemistry will cooperate with me in
I attempting to solve the problem."
Mount Hood Lillies Beautiful
The beautiful Mount Hood lillies are
the favorite flowers of tha Hood River
people now. Many have grown the
fragrant blossoms successfully in their
gardens. However, the most beautiful
specimens are to be found in the higher
altitudes of the valley and those who
visit those sections where they grow
more profusely may be seen returning
with great boquets of the blooms.
The largest room is soon filled with
the heavy perfume of the flowers, the
petals of which are sometimes almost
white, but most often'a delicate purple.
W. J. Baker & Co.
Dealers in
REAL ESTATE
Fruit and Farm
Lands
Resident Agents For
Phoenix Assurance Co.
OF LONDON
LOW FARES EAST
Visit the Old Home
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lints Protected By Automatic
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Round trip tickets tu principal cities in
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on tale during
MAY, JUNE, JULY. AUGUST,
SEPTEMBER
tiling limit 15 days; final return limit
October 31, l'.12.
LI UK UAL STOPOVER PRIVILEGES.
CHOICE OK ROUTES.
Baltimore 8107.50
Chicago 72.50
Denver 55.00
Kansas City ., 60.00
New York 108.50
St. Paul 60.00
Toronto -91. 50
Washington 107.50
to
Proportionately Reduced Fares
Many Other Points
Throng Train Service to the EaHt Srictly
First-class.
Call on your Local Agent and let him
assist you in outlining
A DELIGHTFUL SUMMER OUTING
J. H. FREDRICY, Agent, -Hood
Kivkr. Orb.
A. C. BUCK
NOTARY PUBLIC AND INSUR
ANCE AGENT
Room 12 Brosims Block
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Hood River Plumbing C.
SANITARY PLUMBING
AND HEATING & ? x?
Tinning and Sheet Metal Worh. C.asolint- En
gines, Pumps, Hams. Repairing Promptly
Attended. Estimates Furnished.
OHice in Davidson Kuildino
Phone GS-X Third and Cascade
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S. , d R. B. Bennett were vic-
of the call to the river Sunday,
v ' .-lied in the vicinity of.Tucker's
: '. Although the luck was not
oitonal, they report the recreation
tite day pleasant.
v E. i,nd D. A. Byerlee, brothers
'f M;-s. Ge i. H. Lynn, arrived here
V v to spend their vacation fishing
a' 'I cainpji, g in the vicinity of Green
1V-H-1 l h,. latter of the young men is
tv'tia-i of the type room of the St.
I it, i 'k I'.e'tew and the former is with
the o. W. U. & N. Co. in East Port
' ' I Thev expect to spend two weeks
i. the huui ts of the beautiful . forests.
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KELLY BROS.
HAY AND OATS .
Rolled Barley, Bran, Shorts and
Straw
PHONE 227-M
Fourth Street Between Oak and State
We Believe
Hoop It 1 I- It V.U .; hj
lt.s.,1 luer, die I
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Hkes the Nation Uasp.
wful list of injuries on a Fourth
t, ,,7..r humanity. Set over
it, however, is the wonderful ! that the best is just about right for our
h. Hucklen's Arnica Salve, of ,
who suffered from burns, cuts customers, ami oner mem uie very
pick of the market, rine hsu in great
variety at prices that interest the eco
nomical housekeeper.
Itlhl
'es. t,n!! wounds or explosions. Its
n k l .-alerof boils, ulcers, eczema
i ; - or piles, 'ic at C. N. Clarke's
nvUtl wish a letterhead or an!
i't 'trv our Embossotyping. . Call
e .lacier office and see samples, - --j-
Central Meat Market
Quick Detachable j
Clincher
STRONG UV'
V RESILIENT Pfc'
RABLE
Easily Fits Any Quick Detachable Rim
No Tools Required
IN STOCK BY
TIP-TOP AUTO CO.
PLUMBING
STEAM and HOT WATER HEATING
WINDMILLS, PUMPS. TANKS
C. F. SUMNER
Opposite PottofAce v
PHONE 20 HOOD RIVER
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
PHONE 218-K
Cor. Fourth and State Stb.
R. G. Yowell & Co.
We have moved our place of
business from our former loca
tion across the street to the
new liell building. Our new
quarters, with a much larger
floor space, enable us to bet
ter accommodate our patrons
and to display to lietter ad
vantage our increased stock of
Harness, Saddles, Whips,
Robes, etc. We have added a
handsome line of Handbags,
Orips and Suit Cases.
GYnurpll (7D Succ.nort to Divtnport
. I OWeil l&b VO. Ham a a Company V
R.
A Good Speedy Horse
is a pleasure to drive, but mis-steps . often
times break weak straps. Accidents fol
low, and pleasure turns to pain. Every
strap in our Harness is carefully selected,
and you run no risk of poor material when
you drive with Harness of our make.. We
use the same precaution in our repair
work.
V. E. FOSBERG & CO.
Phone 21 Sproat Building
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