nOOD RIVER GLAUhlt, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1913
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-We -have just received a large
; shipment of the world
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1 D. D. D. In Hospitals;
Standard dn Core
STIC
RANGES
I Why buy a cheap Imitation of this great
,rangeP Before buying a range measure the
.ovens, warming closets and tops.
Majestic Ranges are generously made
and will last a life time. There are some
'now in use in Hood River that have given
continuous service for 25 years, we will
furnish the owners names on request.
Blowers Hardware Co
I The Firm That "MaKei Good"
.Phone 1691 Oak and 1st Sts.
White River
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AT YOUR GROCERY
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MEAT
goes a long (way from
the stockyard to the
butcher's block. Its the'
quality that tells in the
end. Meat may be fresh
and yet not be first
quality.
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FRESHNESS AND QUALITY
k the standard w? set for our customers. We buy
,the best, and sell at prices within the reach of all.
HOOD RIVER MARKET
Oregon Lumber Co.
Dee, Oregon
ALL KINDS OF LUMBER, SHINGLES
SLAB WOOD, ETC. CAN FURNISH
CEDAR SHIP LAP, ANY aUANTiTY
Both Phones
Estimates Furnished
COTTAGE
HOSPITAL
Hood River's Medical
Institution
Open to the public for treat
ment of Medical and Surgi
cal cases.
RATES ON APPLICATION
Add res
Cottage Hospital Assn.
HOOD RIVER, OREGON.
New Schedule
Mount Hood Railroad
No. I
8 00.
8 Oft,
8 15..
II W.
8 40.
V Oft.
0 15.
20.
45.
10 10.
10 IV
10 40
10 46.
Kftwllire UMI A. M,
Sunday, wept, 8,
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HTATlONS
Hood Ktver Ar
I'okertlale
Bwliclibitck
Van Horn
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Summit
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Wlnana
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Wood worth
Ar t-rkdale Lv.
Row many hnapltal patlanta. auirar
In I tha frlabtful luh, tha raw acorcb
li.r pain of akin diaeaaav hava bean
uothed to alp by a aoothlnc fluid
wahd In by tha nuraa'a handaT
That fluid la tha famous D. IX T.
prescription for ecxema.
m tvmriaiwa vxntia of on
of our prominent Catholic Institutions
tnama of nura and Inatliuta on appli
cation), writ regarding a patient
"Th dieak had eaten her eyebrows
way. tier dom and lips had become
diattgurad. Kinr tha Uk of P. D. It.
ker eyetrnwa ara urowln. her no
and far hava assumed their natural
xpreanlon,"
How many eoiema sufTerera are pay
in thttr doctora for regular treat
ment and are being treated with this
an ma aootlilnir, healing fluid?
XtM. OEO. T. XtlCaU-tDSO frankly
wrltaa T. IX D. Is snparlor to ay
thln I have aver found. Soft a 4
outhinc, yat a powerful scant.''
To do tha work. I. D. D. Preaerip
tlon must be applied scoot si ay
tUrseUoBa given In the pamphlet
around every bottle. Follow theae di
rections nd sea!
And St certainly takes away tha Itch
at once the moment the liquid is ap
plied. The skin is soothed calmed
so thoroughly refreshed delightfully
cooled.
All dmaeista of standing have the
famous specific aa wall as the efficient
L. I. O. Skin Soap.
But we are so ronfldent of the men
Its of this prescription that we will
refund the purchase price of the first
full sits bottle If It falls to reach
your case. You aloue are to Judge,
KEIR CAW. DmlsU
Are you wise to the fact that the
Hurst Quality Sprayers
Are sold in this Valley by
J. F. VOLSTROFF
THE HEIGHTS
You owe it to yourself to inspect ther power
sprayers before you buy. Call 3151 and we
will mail you a catalog.
See next issue of this paper for illustration.
F. B. SNYDER
B. B. POWELL
Hood River Plumbing Co.
SANITARY PLUMBING
AND HEATING X? j& 0
Tirminrf and Sheet Metal WorK. Gasoline En
gines, Pump, Rama. Repairing Promptly
Attended. Estimates Furnished.
Office in Davidson Building .
Phone 1544 0 . Third and Cascade
THE FIRST NATIONAL DM
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396 ON
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HOOD RIVER OREGON
BANKING
A bank account, even though it may
be a small one, is the safest means of
doing business. Your checks are the
best receipts for all bills paid and your
funds will be neither lost nor stolen from
our vaults. It only require a small
balance with us, and we will obligate
ourselves to keep your finances straight
and furnish you with the necessary check
bookri and deposit books free of charge.
Talk It OvPr'Wirh Our Pachior
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UPPER VALLEY NOTICE
List Your Places for Special Attention With
WARD IRELAND CORNELL
Upper Valley Real Estate Insurance
Improved and Unimproved Ore hard Land
Hood River Connection
Guy Y. Edwards Sc Co.
PKens) Odall 887
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U. C. M. RANCH
Parkdnle
Upper Hood River Valley'
HERE IS YOUR CHANCE!
53 acres about 25 acres in cultivation fronting on Col-
pVe P east of Portland on S. P. & S. Ry.
(North Bank) fair improvements on place. This land ia sim
ilar and equal to places on the river near White Salmon for
A vettables; fniit and rries. I am going to sell this
place; if interested write or call on
Hood,
F. W. DEHART,
OFFICER CARSON AR
RESTS WRONG MEN
Their eescrtnlioa tallying almost ei
adit eita that of George Wakefield
and entries I tie, two men wanted at
Pandeltoo for alleged fdagery and
horteetealing, liarabal Canon arretted
two men here Sunday night ebe gate
tbeir names at um uard and i. He-
DowelL However, they provod an al
ibi, producing witnesses wbo swore
that they had been in the valley tinee
tha allesed crimes had been commit tea
And Marshal Carton ia now ready to
play beat man at the double wedding
which the young men say they are go
ing to have. W hen arrested they were
st the passenger ststion, and each de
dared that be waa expecting his sweet
heart from Pendleton. "We have spent
the day looking for housekeeping
rooms,'1 aaid McDowell, "and 'as soon
aa the girls corns down we srs going to
be married. '
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I.S, Ft S3 AND FEATHERS t
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"Of all the meat I have ever eaten,'
aya James Waggener, "cougar meat
ia the oeat. several years ago some
friends and I started on a hutting trip
in the si. Helens country. On the way
to the moutain we atopped at a hop
iartn. Wa took dinner there, snd the
meat served wsa nsw to qi, but wat
the beat, ss sll expressed it, that we
bad -ever eaten. After all of s had
finished our - boat asked ut what we
thought of the meat and tried to guest
what Kind it waa.
"Soma guessed chicken, although
they couldn't quits aee how such big
tlicea had been secured. Others guessed
mutton, while some thought it waa goat
flesh or venison. But all agreed that it
was very fine. It wss then that the
bop farmer told as that it was cougar,
"The animal had been killed the day
before, after it has slaughtered one of
the farmer a calvea. The big beatt had
jumped into the corral, seized ths calf
by the throat and witb the struggling
animal thrown back over its back, bad
leaped over the barnyard fence at
though it bad been a cat with
moose."
An old farmer was out one fine day
looking over bia broad acres, with an
axa on bis shoulder snd a small dog at
ma neeis. inev earned s woodchuck
Tthe dog gave chase and drove him in
to a stone wall, where action immedi
ately commenced. Ths dog would draw
the woodchuck oartlv out from the
wall, and the woodchuck would take
ths dog back. The old gentleman's
sympathy getting high on the side of
the dog, thought he must help him
So, putting himself in position, with
the axe above the dog. waited for the
extrsction of the woodchuck. when he
would cut him down. So sn ODDortun-
ity offered snd the old man struck, but
the woodchuck gathered up at the same
time, took the dog in far enough to re
ceive the fetw, snd the dog was killed
on the spot, " For yeara after, the old
gentleman, in relating the atorv. would
aiwaya aaa, "Ana that dog don't know
io una uay out wnai me woodchuck
killed him."
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Unitarian Church
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services at me unitarian church sro
atollows : Sunday school at 10 a. m. ;
morninfrService of worship at 11 a. m.,
uwiuuing- singing Dy a quartet consist
ing of Airs. W. F. Jacltann aanrann-
ptrs. iw tm. nuxiey, contralto; Carle
Spaulding, tenor; Robert Bragg, bass.
At 6:30 the study class for the stnriv
of tocisl themes, and st 7 :30 the peo
ple s service vmh a musical program
when Mrs. K S. Davidson will render
s vocsl selection. Miss Maud CarlUla
will give s piano r!o, and Nelson Em
ry and Will McGuHe will play a cornet
duet. - All sre invited.
United Brethren Church.
Grace U. B. church, Oak and Sixth.
Sunday school at 10 a. m. IS. A.
Psrtis, supt. Sermon, second of series
on "Philippines" at 11 a. m. C. E. at
6:30, W. B. North president. Woman's
day program at 7:30. Mrs. A. S. Hall,
president of W. M. A., in charge. J.
B. Parsons, Minister.
Christian Science Services.
ChrrJrflan Science Services will be held
in the Room 2, Davidson Building, Sun
day, at 11:00 . m. Subject: "Emu
lating Punishment."
Sunday School at 10 s. m.
Wednesday service, 8 p. m.
The reading room is open daily from 2
to 5 p. m., room 2, Davidson building
. Time to Buy Flowers.
Now is the time to order yonr roseB.
If you are flower sick come on the
Heights and see the chrysanthemums
in bloom. Bulbs for fall planting have
arrived. Call at the Heights Green
bouses Phone 3393.
SPOKANE ASKS FOR ;
APPLE EXHIBITS
Ths mssagement of ths Spokane Ap
ple Show, which will be held on No
vember 17-22, inclusive, htt written to
ths loctl Commercial club asking for
exhibits of local fruit. Declaring that
it will bs s splendid opportunity for
publicity, if local applea win prises, a
portion of the letter of Manager Gor
don C Corabley, of the Spokane abow,
ieae follows:
"Putting this piiae winning fruit,
properly labeled, where it will be aeen
by 15.000,01X1 or 20.000,000 people dur
ing the week ol December I meant a
lot of publicity for our northwestern
spples snd it means a very sreat deal
of publicity for the individual districts
from which this price winning fruit
comes.
"Every individual entry of fins fruit
that you can Induce your growers to
make st the sixth Nstional Apple ahow
will be that much progress toward get
ting some of this fruit in the prise
winning cists and thus securing direct
publicity for your district.
it isn t otten that s commercial or
ganisation has a chance to get great
publicity like this, simply for the effort
of inducing growers to make entries in
competition snd we feel that you will
deem it advisable te actively circulate
mess premium lists snd to back tbem
up with personal urging of the grow
RUBBER STAMP MAN
KEPT VERY BUSY
PORTLAND SCHOOL DE
FEATS HOOD RIVER
Ths Hill Military Acsdemy foot ball
tesm decisively defeated ths high
school tesm last Friday by s too re of
270. The game waa one-tided in the)
firtt half, tha U. M. A. tesm getting
teres of tbeir touchdowns at that
time, but were held down to one
touchdown in ths last half.
McGuire, Luraway and Dethman
were the atars on tha high school team.
Suttboff, the star Hood River plsysr,
was not sltowed to pity, becsusa he
had not yet entered school.
Tbs H. M. A. tesm is s fsat aggre
gation, due to the work of their coach.
They showed good tportsmsnship and
played a clean game throughout Sev-enty-one
men from ths academy made
the trip. The lineup:
A.
H. M.
Welch
Graham
McNeil
Brigga
Forbes
Hinkley
rimmerroan
Woodland
Robinson
Rsmsey
Calhoun
Setwart
Rambough
Stinson
Cannon
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Referee, Coahow.
Coaches-H. R. H. S.. Colbv. H. li.
A., Moore. -
H. R.
Imhols
McGuirs
Hirrit
Dethman
A. Johnsen
Bragg, McLucaa
Laraway
Rots
Nobis
Regnell
Cochran
Nickelsen
Cooper
Jscobson
Mc Lucas
The visitor to the packins- shed of an
orcharidst, who is unacquainted with
the methods used by the growers in
packing their fruit, is sstonished st the
greet srrsy of rubber stamps the
packer must have. On each box must
be stamped the number of apples it
contains, the number of the packer.
the variety snd the name and address
of the grower. The grade ia also
stamped on the box snd the top of the
box is marked.
Because of the sreat demand for
these stamps the stamp man at the
Glacier, where the hundreds of num
bers, varieties and .rowers' stamna
have been made this year, has been
kept verv bUBV thia fall. To a pertain
extent the erroneous impression hsjjp'"n ,8,
existed that the stamps were noitTnadel eral doVl
nere. However, mey are manufactured
in tne uiacier othce. Manv of tha or
dera come in over the telephone, hurrv
up orders, and are made up immediate
ly, oiten oeing sent out the same day
by parcel post. Sometimes a mistake
is made in the spelling of a name, it
being difficult to take the copy of prop
er names over me telephone. How
ever, and this is the greatest beauty
of having the stamps made at home-
on receiving the noticnauon of the er
ror, the mistake can quickly be remedied.
The Glacier office also turns out but-
ter stamps, linen stamps, in fctct any
kind or style of a BtaoiD that one msv
ueaire. .
DEPARTMENT SUG
GESTS "PIG CLUBS"
At the' Gem
the proeram at the Gem theatre tn
day is as follows;
"trooper Billy." A snec al two
reel Kalem. Adopted from Frederick
Paulding's great drama. Hew ths
heroism of a twin sister saved an army
pusi irom aeairucuon.
Mr. Treater'a Treat." An Essanav
"Far the Son of the House." A Rl
ograph drama.
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i uuoj aim oaturuuy s Dill inciuaea .
"Jewelled Slippers." A Seliir turn
reel special;
A Proposal from the Duke." heina
the first of the Mary series, "Who Will
Marry Mary."
I he Widow's Kids." and "flnniil
ami viie VjOok. i wo tsioffranh come
ies.
Sunday's, bill will be as follows:
'Caste." An Edisir two reel feature
from the famous erdy by Thomas
nouerison. mis cortedy has been ex
tremely popular for years and is with
out question one of the clevero that
as ever been written. Tha manferlv
strokes of cKiraeter delineation filnne
are something marvelous so cleverly
has the author drawn eaph'tnriiuiHiioi
The stort, as the title indi eaten ' ia
founded upon the sham lines nf nril
rank which aTe drawn in England.
: "Influence of the Unknown." Bio
graph drama, proving that a baby's a
baby the world over.
"Bingle's Nightmare," snd "Joys of
Jealous Wife." Two Waffranh mm.
edies. .
Mrs. Hoyt Honored by Mother's Congress
Mrs. C. D. Hovt. of the rP.r,u,,
district, was honored last week at the
Mother's Congress, which met in Port
land, Dy being reelected as one of the
vice presidents of the
Mrs. Arisline Felts was
dent of the organization,
organization,
elected presi-
A suggestion that miirht be profitably
adopted throughout Oregon is thst con
tained in sn exchange to the effect that
the United States Department of Agri
culture is to encourage and assist in
the organisaton of "pig clubs" among
tbs young people in every agricultural
community throughout the country. It
ia pointed out mat piga are everywhere
a profitable crop, that even ths small
est growers can make a little money
out of hogs snd that every family can
at least lower the cost of living by
raising its own pork. The "pig club"
plan ia a good one and worthy of cen-
ion.. ... .
Referendum Uncalled For, Says Writer
Hood River, Oct., 27.
Editor Glacier:
Dear Sir There ia only one week
before election, and it is to be hoped
every woman will take advsntsge of
her privilege snd vote her honest con
victionswhich can be done by study
ing tha measures. It is the opinion of
the writer st this time that invoking
the referendum on these questions waa
nncalled for and a severe rebuke should
be administered throlh the agency of
the ballot. In her judgment every
measure should be supported at the
polls Nov. 4.
While yt ir correspondent is distinct
ively s believer in the referendum, she
believe it should be sn instrument or
protection aa no doubt it was designed
to be and not for the purpose of cre
sting unnecessary dissension.
. mere should be no dissenting vote
on the Workman's Compensation act.
No voter who has read the measure
can doubt for an instant its value to
working men and their faimlies, and it
should carry. r
The University appropriations should
be upheld, ' The other measures are
reasonable and should receive our spe
cial attention.
Every school district in Hood River
county should hold a politWei meeting
prior to election. In order to cast an
intelligent vote we must inform our
selves and if we deisre to live under ev
good government we should help make
the government good.
' Communicated.
Frankton School Notes
The Students of the Frankton aehrinl
have pledged themselves to raise the
cash sum of $125 snd donate the use of
a wagon and team for 10 dtva. ths
value of the work beinc entimaterl at
$50, toward the building of the pro
posed commun','" gymnasium on the
Heights, provided the district school
board will donate the sum of $125.
The resolution drawn by the students
has not yet been presented to the
board.
The Frankton basket hull team ft a.
feated the Barrett team at Frankton
Friday evenini? bv a sore nf 11 tn in
The game waa interesting throughout.
Recorder's Of ce Open Evenings
Tonight, tomorrow and Saturday, the
city recorder'a office will be open from
7 to 9 O'clock, in order that those mhn
do not have the opportunity in the day-
nine, may register xor tne general mu
nicipal elections in December.
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Give the old nap a shot of ginger!
New Stock Just In
25c, 50c, 75c
$1.00 and $1.25
Gilbert Implement Go.
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Washington
A.. WILSON,. Agent,