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HOOD HIVEIl HT.rrrn TnTKSDAY, QCTOnElt 10, 1912
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FAfi a sums her ma
Mackinaws
l)et line ever, in jrooJ, all wool
Mackinaws at reasonably low
prices.
$6.00 to $7.50
Sweaters
That handy, indispensable "gar
ment in good, warm wool in a
fine assortment of colors.
$1.50 to $7.50
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Again, at the Beginning of the Fall Season We Come
Before You With a Remarkable Line of
Clothing for Men and Young Men
Wftjigvchedthe markets of thejountry to give you the best that money can
hiivTor care and long experience select. We have, we believe, in the famous
1naltigioreJinet the highest grade and most stilish clothes for men and young
mev(nshown. Certainly we have never seen its equal for beauty, fashion or at
tractiveness jt is here for you to judge.
We Cordially Invite You to See It
and to let us help you select for your immediate and future needs. All the New
Styles, Fabrics and Colorings.
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$18,
$20,
$25
v turns Anns a CO-
sK to iSee Our Boys' Clothes
We have this fall added to our already large stock of clothing a complete line of
Boys' and Youths' Suits and Overcoats in a fine assortment of fabrics and colors.
WE WANT YOU TO SEE THEM
Men's Silk Lined
Overcoats
Black, All Wool Cloths in
good weigth, lined throughout
with pure dye silk and hand
finished.
Specially Hand-Tailored
for Our Best Trade
$27.50
HVC
Cravenetted
Coats
Plain Oxfords, Cambridge
Grays and Tan and Brown
Mixtures in all styles to please
all tastes.
$15 to $25
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We Give &c
Green Trading Stamps
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Green Trading Stamps
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Hood River
To
Condon
AND RETURN
OCTOBER 14, 15, 16 AND 17
Aci'uiunt
Tri-County
Fair
Final Return Limit Oi tolu r 18
YOU CAN GO
I.t mt (live vm n.irtK'iihira
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HOOD R1VF.R
1400 BUSHELS SPUDS
CROWN ON ONE ACRE
J. R. Steele, of the Middle Valley,
has produced a record yield of potatoes
this year from an acre of ground on
his ranch, that will make Home of the
growers of garden truck sit up and
take notice. LaHt May he planted an
acre of potatoes of the Early Rose ami
Garfield varieties on land that had
heen in alfalfa for ten years. He irri
gated them twice, and when he camo
to dig them, found the hills had al
most run together. He used a five
gallon oil can to pick them uo in. and
found that many a single hill filled the
can. Very few of the spuds are le.ss
than a foot long, and some of them
weigh four pounds each. He secured
a picture of a hill that, when laid out,
measured five feet across. In fact, the
potatoes were so thick in the ground
that there was almost continuous dig
! ging from one hill to the other. The
yield was 700 sacks.
I Mr. Steele will pit them this winter,
j if he can rent sullieicnt ground from
ma neighbor, as he Oocb not have room
enough on his own place. To verify
the story, C. H. Spruat and C. R. Hon'u
will go out this week and investigatu
it.
Mr. Steele is so well pleased with
the yield of potatoes this year that ho
will plant about thirty acres next year.
If the yield is as heavy next year on
me entire held, it will be necessary
i to build a railroad up Neul Creek to
, haul them out.
j In addition to growing record pota
to,.,, Mr. Steele has cabbage that
I weigh as much as 2S pounds, anil other
' line garden truck.
i T he Middle Valley has shown much
' improvement the past year. Seven
, new ranch houses have gone up or hre
! being built by the following: rt J.
I llageu, J. 1". llillstrom. V. X
1 1 l.uco Rhnades, M. 11. tiratf, K. Kni'r'
,ba:rn and YV. K. Mcliwraith.
Oregon Lumber Co,
Dee, Oregon
ALL KINDS OF LUMBER, SHINGLES
SLAB WOOD, ETC. CAN FURNISH
CEDAR SHIP LAP, ANY QUANTITY
Both Phones
Estimates Furnished
San Jose Scale
The San .lo.sn scale ih nnn nf tlio aari-
ous insect pests. Radly infested young
trees are so seriously injured that they
may uie wilhin two or three years un
less the pest is destroyed. Older trees
that have come into bearing become so
badly weakened in a season or two
that they do not produce marketable
fruit. These badly weakened trees
recover slowly alter the scale has been
eradicated so that the effect of the in
jury is longer lasting than the period
of infestation. There is no insect that
we should watch more closely than this
scale.
When a young tree becomes infested
there is no portion of the tree above
th- ground that is not subject to the
auaiKs oi me scale, the trunks and
branches thai are well enm.r..d mith
the scale have a rouuh. trav nnwar.
ance. Close observation may show the
surface comnlctolv covered aiti, th
scale. Manv times thev nverbm nd
arc, therefore, not as easily detected as
wnen more scattering. Lnder tne con
ditions as described the well coated
areas do not show the red ring sur
rounding each scale as occurs on young
tWIL'S. leaves Hlid frnit r,u,.,,.,,
inrly conspicuous during late summer.
iiieie are several diseases that turn
the fruit red, but the San Jose Bcale is
easily distinguished since the red ring
has within it the scale which is gray to
black in color, round, button shaped
and with a small pimple-like elevation
at the center. The size of an individ
ual scale seldom exceeds the size of the
head of a common pin.
An attempt is being made to call the
attention of the growers of all kinds of
tree fruits to a few facts about this
scale among which is the recent spread
in some oNirds where a light infesta
tion was overlooked last year with the
results that marked proof of it work
can now be had. The truth of this
statement is quickly realized when it
w undersiood thai during the later part
(iing the old senh'-i which have
survived the winter Ivgm to produce
their oung, which are born alive
these young scale? mature in about one
month and in turn prodiue young As
.on, ,m. generations are known to
occur in a single season. Should all the
individuals of each of the five genera
tions survive and produce young -a
their natural rate of reproduction the
pmgeny of a single scale for one sea
son would number more than H.ikm -
Knowing the possible rate of reprod
uction and the fact that the young scale
are small. s!.,dcr.,;,e.six-legl;i.dh,l.dHs
which crawl long distances, with new
generations occuring regulailv throueh
out the summer, one is hot surprised
h. ,1L Kln,Hr," ,H'"r rosul" foiled
b.re,r :rfJ,!,,?..V,v,',,,.r"1 ti scale has
, ti.i... r .i " .:. : " "'k
. v., Uee Hiiout even
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iThe
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tlie bark, or S .r?" " 11 !UnR
control ef the San Jose Scau-is to km
every scale. lo K,u
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i j , , . lne Hle successfully care
should be taken to observe the fruil
on every tree to note if any mtUl n
has taken place and if i-o to mirk the
ree. trees, the fruit of which has
become .nfested with scale are "unltv
well Plastered, the fruit only becomin?
infested when the fmus and Sml
twigs t,eeome well coated Wi","'
strength hme-suloh.-.r ! 'Ur
;o-. every infested "f eeTf
rains begin. If it is ininossibL i
tl-e work on time the S t d
.done as early in the winter as psS ,e
even ,f weather conditions are wm
Thorough spraying will do enough good
to pay for doing the work. In apply
ing the epray a pressure of at least 250
pounds should be maintained and every
portion of the tree sprayed at close
rango so that every crevice in the tree
is tilled and every scale ia coated with
the spray. A thorough application of
the same strength lime-sulphur must
be made tne following spring just as
the buds begin to swell. The work
must be thorough so that every scale is
coated or the results will be poor
bummer spraying as the young are
crawling is also advisable. An appli
cation of black leaf 40 and whaleoil
soap will kill the creeping form. This
spraying is important since the creep
ing terms do not have as great oppor
tunity to crawl upon the feet of birds,
insects, persons working in the or
chard, ttj., which are the usual meth
eds of distribution.
L. H. Lawrence.
Hood River County Library
These lists if preserved will afford
a complete catalogue of the new
county library.
List VIII
Ollivant-Buh, Son of Battle.
O'lliggins The Smoke Eaters.
Page--Red Rock.
I'arker-liattia of the Strong.
Paiker-Kight of Way.
I'arker-The Weavers.
Pue -Selected Tales.
Porter At the Foot of the Rainbow.
Porter The Harvester.
Porter- Freckles.
Porter The Girl of Limberlost.
Keade Cloister of the Hearth.
Reid-Lavendar and old Lace.
Reed- Weaver of Dreams.
Rice Mrs. Wiges of the Cabbage
Patch.
Rice-Mr. Opp.
Hichmo'!,l-Red Pepper Burns.
Roberts Heart of the Ancient Wood.
Russell-Wreck of the Grosvenor.
S-iintaine-Picciola.
fcv'dgwiek-r ranklin Winslow Kane.
Scott IvHnhce.
.S'ott-Talisman.
Scott Kenihvoith.
eoft (dentin Durward.
Scott-Heart of Midlothian.
Shute A Country Lawyer.
Smith-Colonel Carter of Carters
vi lie.
f'miih Caleb West.
.mull-Tom Crogan.
.Smith-Peter
Suaith- The Principal Girl.
Spearman Whispering Smith.
Spearman -Nerve of Foley. -Steel-tin
the Face of the Waters.
Stevenson-Kidnapped.
Stevenson-David Balfour.
Stevenson- Treuo-o Island.
St-wart Fugitive Blacksmith.
Stockton - Casting Away of
LOCH and Mrs. Aieshine.
Wallace Ben Hur.
Waller Wood Carver of Lympus.
Ward Marccila.
Ward -The Testing of Diana.
Warman Epxress Messenger.
Warman Short Rails.
Webster When Fatty Went to Col
lege. Watts The Legacy.
Wells War in.the Air.
Westcott David Harum.
Weyman Gentlemen of France.
Weyman Under the Red Robe.
White-Blazed Trail.
White The Rivermen.
White The Rules of the' Game.
White A Certain Rich Man.
Whitlock The Gold Brick.
Whitlock 13th District.
Wiggin Cathedral Courtship.
Wiggin Mother Carey's Chickens.
Wilkins A New England Man.
Williamson Lightning Conductor.
Wiggin New Chronicles of Rebecca.
Wister Lady , Baltimore. Wister
The Virginian. Wright The Winning
of Barbara Worth. Yonge - Love in
an Eagle's Nest.
The best plaster. A piece of flannel
dampened with Chamberlain's Lini
ment and bound over the affected parts
is superior to a plaster and costs only
one tenth as much, for sale by all
dealers.
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
For nice enibosstyped stationery call
at the O lacier office.
Billiousness is due to a disordered
condition of the stomach. Chamber
lain's Tablets are essentially a stomch
medicine, intended espcially to act on
that organ; to cleanse it, strengthen it,
tone and invigorate it, to regulate the
liver and tn hanish biliousness nositive-
ly and effectually. For sale by all
dealers.
AFTER HARVEST
When You Make That
Eastern Trip
Have Your Tickets Routed Via the
Mrs.
Indi-
Sunve-l'ncle Tom's Cabin,
larbell !le Knew Lincoln,
litrkington Gentleman From
aim.
I'ai kington-Monsieur Scaucaire. .
..ackery - Vanity Fair,
lhackery Henry Esmond.
Ihcnot Missionary Sheriff,
thenot -'I he Man of the Hour.
Ihompson - Alice of Old.Vincennes.
lo stoi-Anna Karenine.
tolstoi - War and Peace.
I "mi Kins Dr. Ellen,
lompkins Mothers and Fathers,
i rollope- Parchest r Towers.
Iroliope Warden.
Verne--20.000 Leagues Under the
SOO-SPOKANE ROUTE
Leaving Hood River Daily at 11:05 P. M.
An Up-to-Date Train in Every Respect
Electric lighted, solid vestibuled, com
partment, library, observation,
dining and sleeping cars
through coaches.
DIRECT LINE TO
St. Paul . Minneapolis
Chicago St. Louis
Des Moines and Iowa Points
Knoxville and other Southern and
Eastern Cities
For rates and definite in format ion
call on your local agents or write
T. J. WALL, M. E. MALOXE,
General Agent, T. P. A.
feOJ Sprague Avenue, Spokane.
Sanitary Closets
For Your Home
AT A VERY SMALL COST
Without
Plumbing Expense
Water System
Sewer System
Just the thing for
Country Homes and
Residences Without
Sewers, Water Sys
tems, Etc.
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Guaranteed Abso
lutely Sanitary, Od
orless and Substantial.
Nothing to smell or look at; no spreading of disease;
away with the old "pest house"-the privy in the
back yard.
CALL AND
INVESTIGATE
R. D. GOULD, PiiR
lubber Stamps
AT THE
GLACIER
OFFICE
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