H()()I HtVEK GLAtlLk. TI1CRSDAY. FEBftL- ' T 13, 1913
"Our Persona!
lo all
We have been In business in this town
for some time. and we are looking to
build up trade hy aiwa adv!ing our
patrons right.
So when we tfll you that we fcav.
found the eczema remedy and t'.at we
Bland k of it utli the !ii.ui)iai tun '
Iron clud Kiiarantte. bari:cl ly onfelves
you ran depend upon it tl-n we nee r
rolvlee nut In order to hi-1! h fw Hittl' i
of medirlne to skin H'iiTerr-r. Tut le
ranr we know how it will ln-lp 0'ir
1 usincKS if we help our nairuin.
We keep In Block find ei ll. all t' e well
Vnov-n skin remedies-. Hut we v ill khx
inn : 11 vou an- ufT.-r.tii- f.'.m ai
kind of kin trnnl.V. . n. - r'";'":
rah or tetter, we want you lo trv a full
eiy.e I... tile of I'. 1 1 )'n s I i'H""
And, if It dots Hot do tins work, Una
Butler Banking Company
K.STAIU.ISHrl) IW
Capital One Hundred
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES
LKSLIE BUTLER, President TRUMAN BUTUCR, Vice-President
C. II. VAI'f.lIAN. Cashier
F. B SXYDKIt
Hood River Plumbing Co.
SANITARY PLUMBING
AND HEATING j& x? ?
Tinning and Sheet Metal WorK. Gasoline En
gines, Pumps, Rams). Repairing Promptly
Attended. Estimates Furnished.
Office in Davidson Building
Fhone G8-X Third and Cascade
CASH! CASH!!
The ileal for tin' disposal of our liusineH fell through, and
it will lie continued lit the mine plate. However, we liu-o
gone on a CASH liasis, feeling that we can give ymi In-tter
values ami liettH' conduct our imainoHN. .lut give us a try,
and see Imw inneli your money will liny, 'l hose behind with
their account will confer a favor by settling up.
The Handy Corner Feed & Grocery Store
ON THE HEIGHTS
HUBBARD TAYLOR, Proprietor
riODEL
Fourth -nd State
HOOD U1VKR BANKING & TRUST CO. extends a
cordial invitation to you, personally, to call and open a
checking account. Any amount will open an account in our
savings department. We pay 3 per cent interest, compounded
semi-annually. We promise the best of service and satisfac
tion. HOOD RIVER BANKING AND TRUST CO.
OFMCKliS AM) DIKKCTOBS
M. M. Hill., IV-ideiil W. W. l.BMivi.ri.N, Vice Pres. K. V. Piivrr, Cashier
Wilson Fike, W. W. Beniington, C. II. Strnnalmn
SUGAR - $5.75
West Moreland Syrup, - Quarts, 4Cc
Halves, 70c; Ones, $1.36
Saratoga Drips - - - Halves. C5c
Wild Rose Honey - Halves, 80c
Pelican Molases Quarts, 40c; Halves, 70c
Tea Garden Quarts, 30c; Halves, 50c; Ones, 95c
Snider s Catsup - - Per ttottle, 25c
Oyster Cocktail Sauce
Gallon Jar
E. E. K A ESSE R
Cash Grocery
Guarantee
Skin Sufferers"
, bot'le will cost you nothing: Tou Hon.
i "LiK v.a .rain we have .. ow a
I , take a-y tl.e ml. m-
U.'u'.W. And the cu.e. all
I1'";;'"!',"''!'. rrerl;.t...n mod- hy the
it, . I. I'.al.i.n.ii.ri.-a ..f ih-.-ano- '
! ,.,'....Ke. ..f tMii-l. "lv.er,l,r. oil r-f
.!r,U,n,nj,!:..;.i..nhV,n, n.ro.
ijt crov wil'i . , ,
l .-.i "1. ti- -t'h ul-siiluii-.v
B;,,le,l ft way !'" mo.i.i-nt you ai ,o I
":Y,K 'i'..' mane rt friend, of mor.
,tam oneannlyj v r-.,
i;".:;'e' nnl 'e w..n' y..u f trv H
on our ooaiiive no-lay tu.u 'Mce.
KhIK 4 ' AS-'. Ilrutfuinii
Thousand Dollars
li. I!. 1'OWKI.L
CASH!!!
A New Year
Resolution
you will never regret is your de
cision to let us do your linking for
ymi instead of doing it yourself.
Yi.u will like our bread, rollH,
cakes, etc. And you will nl-o like
the extra leisure, ami the freedom
from linking worry that our link
ing will afford. Better have us
eiininieiiee serving you ut once.
6 Loaves for 25c Ask for Tickets
BAKERY
Hood River, Ore.
Per Bottle, 30c
$1.30
ORGANIZE THE ORGAN
IZATION, IS ADVICE
(From Spokane Spokesman-Review)
The country ii over-organized. The
least provocation will ipring a new
organization upon the poeple.
A multitude of societies overlap each
othei in their work. Too much time
is taken up with a variety of commit
tee meetings. Capable aecretariea are
expenshe and too many of them eat
into the total of contribution of every
sort of public and si-mi-public endeavor.
J lie call of the day is to organize
theorgaiiizatiur.il, apportion the work,
Uitriliute the territory, cut down uflice
expenses, curtail the time of those
who are wilin g to lend a helping hand.
The get-together spirit is making it
, f felt ii. M.Tirul turnl circles.
Montana in about to hold a farmers'
u.-... 1 ut llnv.imun fit which the fiihTer.
ent agricultural and horticultural soci
eties, the good roads societies, the
seed growers' societies, the dairy
men's societies, as well as the various
fi.ri.i-u ut ai.rk for the betterment nf
rural life compress their meetings into
" fn S m" V, a series of meetings
a,e to he held in Nebraska under the
rump nf 'orcruriizpri agriculture."
If all the denominations in the state
of Washir.tgon having churches in the
open country could hold their denomin
ational meetings at one place (luring i
week or 10 days they might find that
they could dispense with a large part
of their separate bodies and they, un
doubtedly, would be surprised lo find
also that a large part of their work
overlaps, is duplicated, is expensive
is ineffective
In fart, to organize organizations
t't n s to be trie commg tning.
" ..."
HIM, PROVIDES FOR
BUDGET PUBLICATION
ticpreseutative Smith's bill making
it compulsory fur county courts to pub
lish a budget of proposed expenses
etii'h year and giving the taxpayers the
right to be heard before any levy was
fixed was passed by the House of Rep
resentatives at Salem last Thursday.
Scheiihel and (lill, of Clackamas, and
Hughes, of Marion, charged there waR
a big "joker" in it, whereby "a big
rewspaper graft can be hud by publish
ing all assessments."
Massey, of Washington, said : "There
is not a member in this House but who
gratis the papers as soon as they are
distributed and eagerly scans them for
some favorable mention." and said he
was surprised they should make any
uch extravagant charges. Smith,
Upton and otheis showed the absurdity
of the charges. Smith, who is a pub
lisher, declared no paper would get
more than 20 a year fur the advertis
ing culled for in the bill, while he
thought thousands every year may be
saved to the taxpayers by it.
Stark Invents Book Holder
Attorney S. W. Stark has invented a
book holder, a kind if a portmanteau
to curry law books, that he thinks will
find a ready demand among members
of the profession of Blackstone. "The
idea was originated, says Mr. Stark,
"when 1 found that I had to carry
many books to and from the court room
when conducting cases. I set my mind
to work anil devised, the holder, which
has a hurdle to it and a number of case
books can be very easily strapped to
gether and transported without trouble.
Nearly every attorney has a costly
portfolio to carry his papers in. They
need their books just as badly as their
papers and my invention nils a long
telt need.
A number of attorneys who were
recently here attending the session of
tne circuit court inspected the inven
tion and expressed their desire to have
one.
When her child is in danger a woman
will risk her lift, til limleet it No isrou!
act of heroism or rik of life is nece-ssrv
to protect a child from croup, (live
rliHiiiherhiin's Cough Remedy and ail
danger is avoided. l or sale by u
dealers.
Hood River Seasons
(Irav clouds are still gathering,
The snow falls softly down
On orchard land and wooded field,
Near the one peak with a crown.
The Autumn wind was sleeping
While the gardens were at rest,
And the orchard man was reaping,
His reward that stood the test.
The Winter sun now glancing,
'Then hiding for a day,
Is signalling out o'er the sea.
() Chinook ! Veer thou this wnv !
Kose, shrub mid (lowers Hie listening
cor us cnani in every tree.
And hanging fruit still glistening,
It will shake, und scatter free.
Hood clou.) anil melting glacier,
June gardens fair arrayed ;
the river scenes: These Cod with
power,
And thy sons with skill displayed.
'1 he old disclosed a competence
Through those healthful summer days,
Mid an received the recompense
That a glowing face portrays.
- Edwin A. Colby.
IT'S A MISTAKE
Made hy Many Hood liiver Residents
Many people in a misguided effort t
get rid of kidney backache, rely 01
plasters, liniments and nll.er mnL-e
shifts. The right treatment is kidney
treatment and a remarkably recom
mended kidney medicine is loan's Kid
ney Pills. Hood KlVer IS nil eveentin-i
The proof is at your very door, the
following is an experience typical of
the work of Dean's Kidney Pills in
Hood River.
Mrs. Susie Rogers, 912 Wilson street,
Hood Kivcr, says: "Kidney complaint
came on me gradually and tinaliy I
coudn't get up. 1 had burning pams'all
through my kidneys and I got so weak
that it Jwas all 1 could do to got
around. My rest was broken by irreg
uar kidney action and mnn.ir.g I felt
all tired out. I was adwsid to try
hoan's Kidney Pills and 1 did so with
the best of results. 1 hey brought me
hack to good health, relieving all the
troubles from which 1 had suffered so
long. Whenever I have felt in need of
a kidney medicine suu-e, I have taken
I'oan's Kidney Pills with tine results."
For sale liy all dealers. Price oo cents
Koster-Milhurn Co , PufUln, New 'otk
sole audits for the I'niled St.ues.
Kenu'inU'r the iian!e--ioan'e ami
take no other.
W. S. Skelton, a merchant at Stanley,
Ind., frtvs he would not take Jlilno i f.'.r
; the relief a silicic b,.x of Koley Kidney
j Pills gave him. '1 hud a severe attack
;of kidney trim die with sharp ,Hais
; through my hack and could bardie
straighten up. A single b,n of Folev
Kidney Pills entirelv relieved me "
Chiis. X. Clarke.
GOV. LISTER GIVES
ADVICE TO CLUBS
(Frooi tbe Ported Oregon Journal)
Lesi koosting th more actual devel
opment of tbe states of Oregon and
Wihinton ii suggested by Governor
Ernest Lister of V ashington, as one.of
the most needed factor for the substan
tial upbuilding of the l0 "f
Governor Luter was in Portand Mon
d"y after bis islt Sunday to the site
of the proposed power plant at "The
Narrows" on the Columbia river.
'"We sre particularly interested in
the Deposition of giving state aid in
the clearitg off '' development of
lugged-o(T lands, to make them produc
tive. In this connection the matter of
an appropriation for the state's repre
sentation at the S"n Francisco Panama
Pacific expm.tion in 1915 is being con
sidered. We are divided on the ques
tion, as seems to be the case in Ore
gon. Some of cur legislators are in
favor of a 00.000 appropriation for
the fair. In rr.y message 1 recom
mended an appropriation not to ecxeed
Wffi t0
lXiSA a
:uu,mni. and it mere is wm muinrj
commercial club organization 1 would
recommend that less money be spent on
advertising the state on the outside.
rd that more money be spent in de
veloping it. I belive tr.at coin uregon
and Washinetior, are at present not
Dreoarerl take care of any real big
immigration movement that might
come thii way. It is necessary that we
hnvA nit... fur.-ninff land wpll nre-
f.uii v. r.
pared to offer the immigrant at reas-
i iv unci i"i- - -
I I 1 J ... . t ..
te. ma n n ww i uh...
inn cnmnii to evn oil ine woniieni 01
and energy to exploit the wonders of
our northi.,( pountrv unless we have
something to make good on when it
cornea to a showdown.
HOWARDHAS ARTICLE,
Pontnll t Uiniarit fur mor 1 ii m noma.
paper man of Portland, who now de-
vntea Vila .Ima nhieflu to mritinf arti.
.HQ 1 1 II. t v . . . . J w ........ p. "
cles for magazines, has an article on
t, . ... . .. -I. .
me nooa niver vaney in me past
week's number of the Country Gentle
man. This ia the second storv of the
Apple Valley from the pen of Mr.
Howard to suDear in the eastern farm
journal. In his last story the maga
zine writer tells of the work of the
county fruit inspector. Prof. W. H.
Lawrence, and of the part the Hood
RLuee X nnla flmuierfl' Tlninn fina nlnuerl
- I, . ...... - v...v.. f'-j1-1
in the upbuilding of the valley's indus-
irv.
His story contains interviews with
Prof. Lawrence, A. I. Mason and Wil-
mer Kicrr Mr llouiarrl hoi bIsa inlA
of the annual Horticultural Chautauqua
which was orgmuzeu iaai year.-
Hood River Quccncrs
From reports from the Barometer,
the Oregon Agricultural weekly. Hood
Kiver lads down at O. A. C, have been
maintaining their reputation for
queening;. The following is taken
from the college publication:
Mrs. Cravne and Miss Milam enter
tained with a marshmallow toast lues
day night in honor of Mr. I.ove and
Mr. Lemmon, of Hood River.
However, at times thej get the mit
ten. Another clippiug from the Ba
rometer aavs: - - - .
One of the more popular short
course students lost his overcoat at
Waldo, while attending cooking school
class last Tuesday evening. He re
ceived a telephone call from Miss Mi
lam next morning stating that the lost
coat had been found, carefully wrapped
up and labeled, in one of the halls.
Upon putting the garment on. the
owner discovered a large lemon in one
oi the pockets.
Columbia River Project Favored
An appropriation of $50,000 from the
United States government, a like
amount from the state of Oregon and
a similar sum from the state of Wash
ington will he unanimously urged when
the legislative committees of the two
slates report upon their inspection of
tne dam site for the proposed JZiS.UlHJ,-
llllll Columbia river nower nroiect.
'Hie engineers announce that $150,000
will be needed to make a careful and
detailed survey and estimated cost of
the scheme, in order to learn if it is
anything more than a "pipe dream."
Are Vau a Cold Sufferer
Take Dr. Kings New Discovery. The
best cough, 'cold, throat and lung medi
cine made. Money refunded if it falls
to cure you. Do not hesitate take it at
out rink. First dose helps. J. R. Wells,
1 1'iydaila, Texas, write: "Dr King's
New Discovery cured my terrible cough
and cold. 1 iiained 15 pounds." Buy it
at t'haa. X. flarke's.
A Jolly Evening
Wra A m aiivnrictArl thn Ritrhth
Crade Literary society at their last
Im etieir hn ..ivnincr iha Auant intn a
class party after the program had been
completed, the metriDers, wno nau
gathered at Mrs. Gove's home, were
deliiihtfnllu AntartainpH with crames.
the honors going to Miss Theona Hall,
r . . . i
oil's i.ena Newton, Unas, jonnson ana
Miss Anna Carnes. After a very
pleasant evenine dainty refreshments
wer served by the hostess.
No eed to Stop Work
When the doctor orders you to stop
ork ii staggers you. "1 can't," you say.
vi on know vo'i are weak, run down and
failing in health day by day but vou
must work as long bs you can stand,
liat you need is Electric Bitters to
c'iv- I. ne, sirangih and vigor to your
'V"' ', to prevent . break dpwn and
hii ld ymi up. Don't be weak, sickly or
1'iong when Klectric bitters will benefit
yon from the first doee. Thousands
bless theni for their glorious health and
Sl i ;tii. Trv them. E'ery bottle is
i:ii;iuiit.e, to satisfy- Only 50c at Chas.
V Clarke's.
Skating Rink Opened Saturday
L'; ,-lnntvirilr anrl son.
w.
Kirkpatrick, held the opening night of
I t.'icir no skating rink at tha old ar
! iory building Saturday evening. They
' Iikvc an excellent line of skates and
! the Ih.or has I een put into the best of
condition. Mr. Kirkpatrick declares
'-I. i ne win riot tolerate any Doisieroua
ciiiiiluct at his place of business,
"those who visit the rink must be
couiteous and genteel," he says, "else
wl' would prefer that they remain at
home.
-Mrs S S V'.n Rnren St.. Kin(T-
'""i, N.Y. (full name furnished on appli
,''t"i' :, had m,ch decided benefit from
j 'iMi.g Foley's Honey & Tar Compound
'l.'.t si,.. sf,.r..u har uooil fortune with
"H ers She writes: "Foley's Honey A
i r Cou,joun,j brought my voice back
to me during a severe case of brunch tis
"'"I laryngitw. oh, how many people I
have reeornmnued it to." Chas. N.
Clarke.
HE HAD UNRULY HAIR.
Couldn't do a thing with it. Stood In
very direction at once, then in no direc
tion, inis was Deiora c used Ball s
Hair Benewer. Now his hair looks well
kept, stays In place. The scalp Is clean
anahclthv. Bait is growing faster. No
dandruff. 'o falling hair. Xot the slight
t danger of coloring tha hair.
-V K
Baby Chicks
EGGS FOR HATCHING
. . . fKOM . . .
S. C. White Leghorns W. P. Rocks
S. C. Rhode Island Reds and
Indian Runner Ducka
Are you particular? WE ARE!
That's why our Chicks and Ducklings
are in such demand.
They Live They Grow They Pay
HOOD RIVER POULTRY YARDS
J. R. NICKsr iKFN- !-
See Paaltry Yirui it Frankloa PHONE 3282-X
M. E. WELCH,
LICENSED VETERINARY SCRUE0N
la prepared lo do any work in the veterln
try line. He can be found bycaJllnjc at or
phoning to Clarke drug More.
IT.
SQUARE DEAL" WOOD MEN
We wish to notify our patron'
that we are still in business and
are able to furnish any kind of
wood they derire at the most rea
sonable prices. Thankinir our old
customers for their patronage in I
. .el, mm r',ii.itiiig new uiiee
to give us a trial. Deliveries made
in large or small quantities.
Citv license to do team work.
GEO. W. HOWARD & SON
Phone 330-M 16th and Cascade
New Schedule
Mount Hood Railroad
Eltwtive 12:01 A. M
Sunday sept. 8,
1912
No. I
No. 2
A. N.
STATIONS
s (10.
8 Ufi.
lb..
H 85.
8 40.
OS.
15.
2n.
9 45.
10 10.
in 1ft.
10 40.
10 46.
Lv Hooil Kiver Ar
Hofcriiale
MwlU'libank
Van Horn
Mohr
Oilell
Miiminit
K lonelier
Wlnans
, .Iee
Troul Creek
Wood worth
Ar Farkdale Lv.
..2 Ml
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.. in
. 14 Oi
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A. WILSON, Agent.
1, inHH .H W-M-H i l I-l-HM i l l-
For Sale
One second-hand 30-horeepower 4
boiler, 1 25-horse power engine, 1 4
30-horsepowjr Westinghouse mo-
f tor, 1 soft mud brick machine.
All In Good Repair
A. T. ZEEK
M III M"H"M"M"1"I1 II It M-H-
W. J. Baker & Co.
Dealers in
REAL ESTATE
Fruit and Farm
Lands
Resident Agents For
Phoenix Assurance Co.
OF LONDON
WOOD and COAL
SlabsFir-Oak
Agency for Genuine
Rock Springs COAL
A. C. Lofts
PHONE 310-X
COTTAGE
HOSPITAL
Hood River'st Medical
Institution
Open to the public for treat
ment of Medical and Surgi
cal cases.
A Maternity Ward ia maintained in
the Rigby House, just east of
the main Hospital,
RATES ON APPLICATION
Address
Cottage Hosp'tal Assn.
E desire to thank
w
business they gave
We shall especially try to please you the coming
year. Our stock of Groceries are Fresh and Up-to-date.
If you are not trading here now, it will be to
your advantage to give to give us a trial.
"THE BEST THINGS TO EAT"
WOOD'S GROCERY
J. M. WOOD, Proprietor.
Phone 7 Free Delivery
-a
Something You Should Know
About Substitution
If you wanted to buy oak lumber and the man delivered
yellow pine, jou would know the difference.
If you wanted to buy silk and they sent you calico, you
would have no trouble in feeing the substitution.
It ia not fo easy, however, with niedicine. A great many
medicines look alike and taste alike, BUT THEY DON'T ACT
AL1KF1 .Inst think this over the next time you want medi
cines. Remember that' at our store you can absolutely rely on
eVery drug we sell. The difference between buying medicines
and merchandise is tbe difference between knowledge and be
lief. You know the one but you have to believe in the other.
You will be absolutely safe whnn you put your belief in us.
CHAS. N. CLARKE
The Glacier Pharmacy
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
in exchange
O. P. DABNEY & SONS
Guaranteed Cheapest Outfitter
Agents for
Charter Oak Stoves
and Ranges
f3 a- M
'lii-A'Vrh
inc. JiAlXi 1
E. M.
THE HEIGHTS
g We Give
ELITE
W.sJT -
J. R. KINSEY, Proprietor
New Stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries
Green Vegetables, Flour and Feed
Delevery Hours: j West' 8 and 10 A- M- 4 p- M.
East. 9-M A t r,A tan t n
m
Bell Building
Raid On Our "Ball-Band" Footwear!
This winter weather is swifiiug in almostrtSSl
f&m everybody who needs r?rti
irrtfiiHKRed)
while our stock is complete.
At J. C. Johnsen's the
onr patrons for their share of
us the past year.
old furniture or stoves
for NEW GOODS.
PHONE 248-K
Cor. Fourth and Statu Sts.
The Weight of a
Piece of Meat
isn't always an indication of its
usefulness. It is with ocrs,
however, for every ounce can tie
eaten with enjoyment When
you buy meat here you get all
meat, not a lot of brine, gri-tle
or fat Try a roast for Sunday.
You'll see everv bit of it eaten,
not an ounce of it to go to w aste
'1 hat's real economy.
H?K Green Trading Stamps
AKI IvlAKrVK I a
flolman
PHONE 79-X
Green Trading
El
Stamps
GROCERY
Phone 445 1
rubber boots
or arctlCS. Get vnnn
R ks v. Gi.l-4-l
No Other Rubber as Good
Hood River Shoe Man