The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, November 21, 1912, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextHOQi) JtlVER GLACIER. TnrRSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1912 GROCERIE E. E. KAESSER'S CASH GROCERY We Deliver Orders of $4.00 or over. Notice some of our prices and give us a trial delivery. Pay dehveryraan 15c lie 70 HO ) Canned Milk Aetor Brand 2 fur Libby or l'ionerr3 i'iii for. . Meat We handle Swift's line, llert B'kfast Baron 22r,24r, Salt Pork per lb Tfcirt n Km-k t) llama per lb 21f, Lard Saift'a Silver I-enf . . H.'.r, U Swift' 1'remium... lMte, el Cottoleno 65c, I Flour Ilallei Diamond, Crown Beat, White Kiver, anck. Barrel M.M Sutfar .") lbs. for M.00 Sack nutter Best Creamery 3e Coffee Ail 3-!b. tins for l.0.i M.J. B., Arlington Club, V. ilen West and Schil lings. Try our 30c piukare. Poatum Per package 20e . 2."c . 50r Tea Tree Tea, all grade. ,'j-poun I package!.. . 1 iMiUti'l package... Canned Frulta and Vegetable We lu-ke a f(ecialty of rase lota. Our price cannot be tHt on solid pack tomatoe. corn, peaa, bean and canned fruit. Cereab (l lb. sack Oat It) lb. iiiikCoru Meal... 10 lb. ack (i-aham 10 lb. sark Whole Wheal Cream of Wheat l for... Shredded Wheat 2 for... Baking Powder All sun lar I grade.-, 1-lb. can for e Wash in Powtler i.,ldln C'dros Powder -' B irax Chips 10c, 20c Soap Sunny Monday 6 tor Z-te Fels Naptha per bar c White Borax .aptha for. 25c Special Laundry 10 bars.... 25c Arm A Ilanimer Soda 5e Starch, 4 lb, for 25c ..45c ..:r . 30c . :t0c ..35c ..25c These are only a part of our many bargains. No! we are not selling out. We offer these prices all the time. Skin On Fire ? TUft tl mild, almple wash, the well known DIM'. Prescription Tor Eczema, fcn.1 the Itch la rone. .. mil nrove tt- iv have aolJ other remedies for akin ..,,,! hut none that we couia guaran ...... that I) rtn. remedy. IVL .Z., , i,.l.r size !.0 bottle doi I". a.. -,.cMv as we nay. It will cuat you a tent. KfclR A CASS, Drugilnta. nol Nursery Stock Hood River Grown First Class THE KIND THAT GROWS A Few Dwarf Apple, Pear and Peach C. D. Thompson HOOD RIVER, OREGON LAND FOR SALE Ten acre. East Side, 1-1 miles out; part bcuriiiu. balance young- treea; houte.nd barn: clone to church, school, store and warehouse. Price reasonable. PHONE A I NOON OR AF TER SIX. ilJ-L Our Stock of Winter Goods is Now Complete. We have spared neither time nor money to get the best goods adapted to the needs of this lo cality. Look over our goods and be convinced. R. J. McISAAC & CO. ParKdale, Oregon KELLY BROS. HAY AND OATS Rolled Barley, Bran, Shorta and Straw PHONE 2i7-M Fourth Street between Oak and State Raid On Our "Ball-Band" Footwear! This winter weather is sentlinc in almost jn everybody -I,1 ... I -Tw a vi u l i i a ft I ''lubher boots or arctics. Get yourt while our stock is comi.lete. No Other Rubber as Good rv Butler Banking Company ESTABLISHED 1900 Capital One Hundred Thousand Dollars SAVINGS DEPARTMENT SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES LESLIE BUTLER, President TRUMAN BUTLER, Vice-rresl.lent C. II. VAl'GHAN, Cashier m$ fet W1 IT 1 We "Meat" Everybody in otir store and the "meating " 18 to their entire satisfaction. Tender is the "meatirip," too, and pleading to all tastes. c have the best beef, pork, mutton, lamb, veal and poultry, and our chopH, steaks and cutlets will please the moit exacting epicure. Mild cured hams and bacon, fresh country sausages. While the quality of everything here is high, our prices rule low. Central Meat Market For Sale One second-hand 30-horsepower ; boiler, 1 25-horse power engine, 1 ' 30-horsepowor WestinghouBe mo tor, 1 soft mud brick machine. All in Good Repair A. T. ZEEK ! 1 l i n rrl l I CLAIMS PAID BY COUNTY COURT At J. C. Johnson's the Hood River Shoe Man C. A. JOHNSON CONTRACTOR AND JOBBING Excavating, Cement, Explosives Reasonable Prices; Easy Terms 109 7th St. Hood River, Ore. C.M. HURLBURT SURVEYOR TELKl'HONK YM-2M COTTAGE HOSPITAL Op Hood Rivcr'st Medical Institution en to the public for treat ment of Medical and Surgi cal cases. A Maternity Ward it maintained In the Rigby House, just east of he main liospit it. RATES ON APPLICATION Address Cottage Hospital Assa. C. A. Richards & Co. Confectionery and Amusement Parlors H AZKLWDoTToa I M l Ks Full Lino of London Made Pipes See Our 1 hie of Kauff man Bros. & Bondy Pipe3 and Dumutn Pipes. Best Mado. Phona 64 Agency Orpn Pailv Journal. Hootli'a Pastern (v:era. M. E. WELCH, LICESSEP VEIEUINVKV SlWilQS naikf adrugftonC pllonliig to Clim presented against Hood River county durin- h. month of October nd allowed at the November, 1912, esgfon of th county court: CbM Miller, one coyote. 11.50. J. H. Fredricy. fre for indigent, D. S. Dufur court reporting, $50. Allen Hart. 'court bailiff. $14. 8. Olinger, same, $H. A- Nelson, two coyotes, $3. J-R. Phillips, bob cat, $2. Bovce'a fo.. mala lurors. $11.15, indigent. i in.'v? "r,. The Beph rv rpnairs rock croaher. $57.60. ' E. Barrrr.PBS. burying two pau pers. $40. H. F. wurk oDenine road. $2.50. A. C. Buck, justice fees, $8.25. E. S. Olinger, constable fees. $7.80. J- B. Castner, same, $7.80. R. T. I.Piu itnes9 justice court, $1.50. J. B. Castner, fame, $1.50. Blowerg Hardware Co., supplies for road. $.90. annnlies small pox patient, $6.80; $7.70. K. B. R rsoif 12 election booths. $52.50. A. E. Crosby, drugs prisoner, $1.25. Cha8 N. Clarke, drutjs indigent,$2.25. Colubmia An m Machine Co., gallon oil, $1. J. W. Dickinson, meals jurors, $3. Dr. Jesse Edeineton, care smallpox patients. S9fi. salary health officer, $31.85: $127.85. E. A. Fran Co.. supplies for roads. $2.50. fruit inspector, $1.17: $3.67. nyaro Electric to., ngni ior conn house, $1.50. Chas. Gray, care and fare for indi gent, $3.40. Hood River News, ballots, J1U, printing and supplies, $19.75; $127.75. Hood River Glacier, printing and supplies, $19.75, Home Telephone Co., phone rent and calls, $6.60. E. O. Hall, crushed rock, $58.12. J. F. Hendrick, supplies indigent,$15 City of Hood Kiver, water rent, $.75. Hood River Gas & Electric, power for crusher, $33. J. H. Heilbronner. office rent for fruit inspector, $15. t The Irwin Hodson Co., receiving bor.k, $31. lhos. F.Johnson, incidentals, $7.65. E. E. Kaesser, supplies for indi gent, $5. r. b. Davidson, grand juror, $b. Chas. Gray, same, $3.80. Mark Camreon, same, $7.40. J. A. King, same. $6.90. W. W. Rodwell, same, $7. Chester C. Walton, same, $10.50. T. A. Decker, same, $8. Frank Van Horn, circuit court juror, $12.70. R. B. Bragg, same, $12. M. H. Maher, same, 13. Chas. Wallace, same, $13. R. M. Stone, same, $!). H. A. Moore, same, $3. J. E. Robertson, same, $12. L. M. Bentley, same, $12.20. Ralph Jarvis, same, $14. Nicholas Stokoe, same, $10.80. C. G. Newman, same, $9. C. T. Roberts, $12. J. K. Carson, same, $9. H. H. Jantzen, same, $13.20. S. J. Frank, same, $12.20. John A. Wilson, same, $12. Joe Dnhson, same, $9. C. V. Rathbuii, same, $9. J. I. Miller, same, $13.40. C. A.-Hickef. Bame, $14.70. J. II, Shoemaker, same, $12.80. F. E. Jackson, same, $2. Chas. Slutz, same, $2. C. L. Morse, same, $2. L. W. Tomlinson, circuit court wit ness, $6.40. Frank McDonald, same, $4. J. K. Carson, Jr., same, $2. W. II. Kodenheiser, same, $6.40. Ernest Monroe, same, $6.40. Joseph Loser, same, $2. E. A. Woldeit, same, $8.20. P. F. Bradford, same, $5.60. C. E. Lovell, blacksmthing, $13.80. Boys' and Girls' Aid Society, Octo ber allowance, $10. Mrs. J. B. Hunt, care indigent, $15. Wm. Davidson, same, $8. Geo. S. Johnson, J cord wood small pox patient, $1.50. Mrs. L. E. Phillips, room and care prisoner, $2. G. A. McCurdy, fees commissioner, $13.40. O. II. Iihoades, same, $7.40. O. H. Khoades, work on Tucker's bridge, deducted from contract price of bridge, $00. A. C. Buck, canvassing vote, $3. Geo. W. Wishart, same, $6.40. B- F. Eadleman, repairing 'roads, $18.75. I). McDonald, powder and fuse,$79.74. P. M. Morse, use of phone by fruit niBfeotor. $1.50. Mount Hood hotel, room for prisoner, B. L. Murphy, grading 8th grade ex amination papers, $3. C A. Plath, drugs indigent, $.85, supplies fruit inspector, $1.90; $2.75. J. U. Phillips, lumber for roads, $24.70. Oregon Lumber Co., same, $22.24. Stewart Hardware Co., for court house $1.35, smallpox patient. $19.50; $23.85. W. L. Clark, expenses road viewer, $3. 75. A. C. Staten, supplies indigent, $19.46, smallpox patient, $2.10; $21.66. A. C. Stuten, road supplies, $3.60. Hubbard .Taylor, supplies for indi gpiit. $3.70. Transfer & Livery Co., cartage coal, $11, livery smallpox patient, $6; $17. Taft Transfer Co., cartage books, $.50. C. (i. Van Tress, reporting for grand jury, $2., "ii. I- O. Dutro, care indigent, $2. W. E. Hanson, stamps, $10, express, $1.35 ; $11.35. Miirrty Kay, surveying road, making I'lat, e tc., $;w.50. rt 1 . Eddy, fee deputy surveyor, $ 1 o. E. A. Massee, chainman, $5. W. 1,. Clark, viewing Massee road,$6 T. A. Rt avis, same, $6. Murray Kay. work on Tuckers bridge $3.50. 0. M. Hug, salary road supervisor, $fiS. J M. Sihmeltzet, cashing road check?, $;i;'4.l9. J. W. PifoV, iegal blanks, $5. I A. E. Clark, election board Odell i rccukt, j!jKlle, $10.60. W. A. Lock man, same, $9. '. 0. .Massiker, same, $9. M. I. Odell, clerk same, $9. A. B. Cutler, same, $9. Vu' V. Smith, same. $9. B- E. Ea.ileman, South Hood River precinct, jucW $9. V- Miller, same, $9.80. F. W. A;;iis, game, $9. H- M. Francis, clerk same, $9. Paul Hughts, iame, $9. J- W. Hick,, game, $9. i ' F. Hendrick, Falls precinct, judge $;. - H- W. Taybr, same, $9. J. H. Dunlop, same, $9. j A. O. Adams, clerk same, $9. Goodwin Young, same, $9. j J. F. Elliott, same. $9. Allen Macrum, Dee precinct, judge, Raymond Markley, tame, $6. W. R. Wirana, tame, $9.60. S. G. Emiiio, clerk same, $6. Paul Winans, tame, $6. R. A. Collins, same, $6. A. I. Mason, ,Pine Grove precinct, judge, $10. W. A. Newman, tame, $9. J. D. McCully, tame. $9. V. Winchell, clerk iame, $9. Frank C. Detbman, same, $9. M. Dragseth, same, $9. W. J. tinker Went Mnnt Rio.. .... cinct, judge, $9. lhas. Hall, same, $9. L. M. Bentley, same,. $9. J. M. Schmeltzer, clerk, $6. J. B. Parsons, clerk, $9. E. M. Noble, same, $9. C. P. Sonnichsen, $3. C. K. Marshall, judge, $3. , Walter McGuire, judge, $3. A. D. Ramsey, a me, $3. R. R. Bartlett, clerk, $3. K. W. Sinclair, same, $3. H. C. Rit, same, $3. J. H. Koberp. Pant HnnH Pivai cinct, judge, $9. J. ... Porter, same, $9. W. B. Dickerson, same, $9. J. B. Hunt, clerk, eame, $9. R. B. Perigo, same, $9. R. H. Waugh, same$, 9. T. A. Reavia. Hnnrl River fantp. precinct, judge, $6. j. u. nersnner, same, $6. John A. Wilson, same, $6. Geo. W. Dimmick, clerk, $6. Earl K. Bartmess, same, $6. A. B. Cash, same, $6. J. H. Gill, judge; $6. Frank Chandler, same, $6. J. Wickam, same, $6. J. R. Hargreaves, clerk, $6. A. Whitehead, same, $6. M. H. Nickelsen, same, $6. W. S. Gribble. Kalwdin nrpfinrt judge, $9. J. M. Lenz, same, $9. W. B. Davidson, same, $9. E. L. Rood, clerk, $9. J. B. Doggett, same, $12. Wm. H. Edick, same, $9. SINGER WILL ADVER TISE HOOD RIVER Secretary Scott, of the Commercial club, recieved the following telergam from Bert Morphy, noted throughout the world as a vaudeville artist: "Ship me by express immediate v to St. Francis Hotel, San Francisco, ten boxes of the very choicest apples vou can obtain, preferably apples that will keep well and stand ocean voyage. I m taking them to Australia, sai hnc from San Francisco Novebmer 19. 1 will give each newspaper apples to display and this will secure publicity lor Hood River in Australia. Use your own judgment about varieties and have the apples very well packed. Tele graphing you $15 'on account. Kindly wire acknoweldgement Santa Fe train No. 9, Alburquerque. Many thanks and best wishes from Yours truly, JJ The man who sings to beat the band.' Mr. Morphy is interested in orchard lands in the Upper Valley. A Great Building Falls vthen its foundation is undermined, and if the foundation of health good diges tionis attacked, quick collapse fol lows. On the nrst signs of indigestion, Dr. King's New Liie Pilis should lie taken to tone the stomach and regulate the liver, kidneys and bowels. PleaBant. easy, safe and only 25 cents at Chas. N. Clarke's. Frost Damage at Watsonville I By sapping the strength of the stems of the Newtown Pippins and when the warm sun struck them, causing the apples to drop to the ground, recent heavy frosts did much damage to the apple growers in Watsonville. Reports are coming in of great loss, and that in some orchards the ground beneath the trees is covered with fruit. The apples s5 falling are invariably bruised, caus ing them to be classed as cull, fit only lor cider, vinegar or to dry. There Is little danger from a cold or from an attack of the grip except when followed by pneumonia, and this never happens when Chamlierlain's Cough Remedy is used. This remedy has won its great reputation and extensive sale by its remarkable cures of colds and grip and cm be relied upon with implicit confidence. For sale by all dealers. Freight Car'Shortage Shortage of freight cars, the menace of a coal famine and industrial paraly sis in some parts of the country, has become so serious that last week the Interstate Commerce Commission pro posed to shippers and railroads drastic recommendaions for its relief, with a thinly veiled intimation that should they fail to remedy the situation the commission would findT a way to do so. Twinges of rheumatism, backache, stiff joints and shooting pains all show your kidneys are not working right. Urinary irregularities, loss of sle.p, ner vousness, weak back and (ore kidneys tell the need of a good reliable kidney medicine. Foiey Kidney Pills are tonic, strengthening and restorative. They build up the kidneys and regulate their action. They will give you quick relief and conta-n ns habit forming drugs. 8a(e and alwavs sure. Try them. For sale by Chas. Clarke. . . n i it i if i null .J Iha rAHAIIIA t,nimu AK I O-! "EW ORLEANS M dsr each (129 and up, ttmi llbutrmud tilr P. . Hamtmnr-AnieHcan IJn . W. PRATT, Local Agent. Kent & Garrabrant Confectionery, Cigars and Tobaccos Sporting Goods Orchard Land for Sale by Owner All Under Ditch, in Lower Valley Unimproved 30 acres, West Side, 5 nvles from town. 40 acres, East Side, 7 miles from town. Improved 25 acres. New towns and Spiti, just beginning to kear. Inqulr t Thia Offlc Price of Edison Wax Records Reduced! Owing to the recent reduction cf the New Blue Amberol I'nbreak ble Record, we are ordered by the faetory to sell the Standard Wax Hecord ( heretoforelsold at 85c each) for 21c eaeh.and the Amberol Four Minute Wax Record (heretofore sold at 50c each) for 31c each, and Am berol Concert Wax Record heretofore -Id at 75c each) for 4 jc each. Now is the time to lay in a good aupply fo a little money. Get busy before they are all gone! Our loss will be your gain. Waggener's Music House HOOD RIVER, OREGON TO MY PATRONS: I wish to call your attention to those beau tiful dishes I am giving out FREE to cash customers. A new lot just arrived. Those paying their bills on or before the third of each month will be considered cash custom ers and will be entitled to dishes the same as those paying at the time of purchase. I carry a Full Line of Fancy and Staple Groceries. Everything guaranteed. "THE BEST THINGS TO EAT " WOOD'S GROCERY J. M. WOOD. Proprietor. Have Your Work Done at HOOD RIVER BY THE CASCADE MILL All kinds of Cabinet Work Davenports, Cupboard Doors (glass or panel), Special Size Sash and Doors; Finishing Lumber, Window and Door Frames, Mouldings, etc. Let us figure on your work. R. B. BRAGG Pnone 306-X Old Armory 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 248-K Cor. Fourth and State Sts. 8) A FRESHLY KILLED TURKEY ia as much different from the other kind as a freshly laid egg is to hen fruit of aneient vin tage. Make Thanksgiving a real feast day this year by eat ing one of our fffcshly killed birds. You'll remember the day and the feast until the next feast day rolls around. Green Trading Stamps THE SANITARY MARKET E. M. fiolman THE HEIGHTS PHONE 79-X ill p) We Give Green Trading aiainpa ELITE GROCERY J. R. KINSEY, Proprietor New Stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries Green Vegetables, Flour and Feed Delevery Hours:! lVe8t-8f h 4 R M' m Bell Building Phone 23 1 Delinquent List, Hood River Irrigation District ' z' a a a. M j NAMK. AND DESCRIPTION 2. 3 e S 0 5 i s mo Ciay Hrtly NE'.NE', Ex 5 acre below F. I. CX). Dllrh 30 3 io $27 00 II 35 i in so uut Wl CIylUdlyNE'4NE'4 Ex 5 acre below ,l08 Wi-85 F.I. Co. Dllcb. H I III 29.35 1.46 10.50 46.21 m,uiTu.iro,,i.ra mm unii-w nam aenuijuent assessments, torethrr with n,..i apaperoent.(eM8Ule,l in the foregoing list are paid on or before tbc Vumt salJ aller named the reni property on which such ixwuhhu .re Hen? wt I be wldat nabS.' ZL"-'.::,V" w"Tr' '. iween the boon of 1U a. m. .nd a n : . "'"; "r " I'luoaa ine saia sale may then he adjourned lo aia MleUi h. m.i. at my residence in the Barrett Histrlct, at the corner o( Clark ireetnd SSlrk fcS .... mm? 8 .aid Hood Kiver Irrig.tion District. na Kockfrl avenue, in Dated thli 7lh day or November, Uli. L. E. DART, Collector.