noOD UIVEU GLAC1LH, TnURSDAY. DECEMBER
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"Christmas Gifts"
Everything to please-Large assortment to pick from.
Our leather goods in bill books, ladies and gents purses, card cases, etc. are
fine-new style collar and cuff boxes-see them.
Genuine Parisian Ivory
A full assortment-all prices from 25c up. Military Brushes, Pearl Goods, Card
Cases, Mirrors, Manicure Sets, Seals, Stickers, etc. etc.
FREE
We have a few ONE DOLLAR PURCHASE
DOLLS to be given away next Saturday
FREE
Smith Block
Keir Cass
Reliable Druggists
Read This Pp
Before you buy. We ask you. to call and inspect our
complete line of New and Second Hand Furniture,
btoves and Ranges. Everything in house furnishings
We will take your old furniture or stoves
in exchange for NEW GOODS.
0. P. DABNEY & SON
Guaranteed Cheapest Outfitter
Agents for
Charter Oak Stoves
and Ranges
PHONE S281
Cob. Focrth and Statb Sts.
Land For Sale
1 have about 1,000 acres of No. 1 Apple Land,
most of it under ditch at prices ranging from $60
per acre up. In tracts from ten acres up.
J R. STEELE : :
Hood River - - Oreeon
f0R CZ Wl
HCADQUARroaJ
MfiTS
CvERYTryNO
FOUND IN A.
FIRST CLASS1
MEAT MARIO
To Carve A Fowl
separate first the wings and legs and thighs. Then cut slices
from both sides of the breast, as shown above from C to B.
Make an opening (see A) for removing the dressing. Serve
the breast, thighs and wings first, with dressing added, leav
ing the back till the last. All fowls, partridges and grouse
are served the same way.
HOOD RIVER MARKET
3 OCX
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A f RESH SUPPLY OFi
mimic ( i Auua. muriate in vmmn n
AND ALL KINDS OF FERTILIZERS
COME TG US DIRECT FOR .
W00D.FIBERED HOUSE PLASTER
. CEMENT AND USEE
AS WE UNLOAD DIRECT FROM THE CARS
STRANAHAN & CLARK
Hood River, Oregdn
forage
We have storage space for all kinds
of goods in a concrete building
Our Tranfer Wagons Witt JVlove
Anything
Complete Transfer Service
Transfer & Livery Ctf.
Phone 4111
Summons by Publication
font
In til Circuit Court of Hood lliver Con my
ortgou.
AnoaCrtep, I'lalutiff
v.
W. H. Rodnuli liter, Defend
To W. H. Rodeuhlmr, Dudmit:
IN THK NAME OK TH K HTATK OF OKK
GON. You ar bereby minlred (o MiHwftr mil
mnawer the complHlut UltHtaxamatyon m the
abova tatttled actiou on or befo.e rtHtnrduy,
December 27, 19I3, and If ?nu4il to appear
and anawer, lor want thereof, plHtntlrt Kill
ap ly to toe auova atweigxwi inurt lor juiik
nient against you aa dcnmniliii i lierxnld
complaint, to-wll, ltr the mm ni Hi: n.H.,,
S.17.& or whieli la clalmoit to be due plHintltt
aa the agreed price and wane for her work.
labor and acrvicea rendered tiy her lor you at
your reiUCKi oeiween June in, ivig, ana fwp
teaiber ih, lain, aa housekeeiier at your resi
dence In Hood River County, Oregon: and
the remaining tb.fi .S3 ol wIiLhIi Ik alleged to tie
due her (aa the assignee iif Lillian oih an
the agreed price and wage for the work, labor
ana aervioe of tne nlil Lillian t rl, per-formed-
for you and rendered at your lequeHi
between .Inne in. mi;, and Hplinier 21, iui:t,
aa book-keeper and clerk in your general
nierchandiae atore 111 Hood River County,
Oregon; plaintiff alao praya for the coat and
dltfburaementaof thia action.
You are aerved with thta Htimmona by
order of Honorable E. V. HlBUIon, I'oi'lity
Judge ol Hood River ( onnlv, Oregon, m1c
and entered November 8th, ISIS, which onlcr
precrlbed that you ahall i'Hr and answer
aald Complaint on or before snlnroay, Dec
ember 27, lsta, and that you be -erved by pub
lication of thla SuiniuouH lu the Hooii Kiver
U lacier at leant once a week 6r lx' (n) auc
ceaalve weeks; and you are WillHed lliat the
date of Drat pupliealiou uf thin Kummona u
November 1,1, lttlil.
iiJU-d 'UKOIKiKK. WII.Kt'K,
Pmlntlirs Attorney, Koomsuand tl, hull ink.,
stood Kiver, uregon.
Collector's Notice.
-Toe gnneaamenta for the year Win of the
Hood Klver Irrigation Dlntrlct are now due
and payable In Hie Collector at ht otlice, and
will become delluoiieut on the Inst Monday
In l) cember next thereafter, and unleNi mi4
prior thereloB per eent will be added to the
mount thereof. 1 will he at my real Icnce on
Weaneadsva and at the Butler bunk on Hutur
daya from 1(1 a. iu. to 8 p. rn.
nfi-d'23 I H. CART, Collector
Notice of Final Settlement and Distribu
tion of Estate.
In the County Court Hood River County,
Stale of Oregon.
In the matter of the eatate of Mnrgarelha
Magdaleoa H inrirha, deceased.
Notice la hereby given that the underHignnd
oo-executora of the last will and exlaleol Mar-
garelha Macitalena Hlnrlchp, deceased, have
filed their Muni account aa nch execulors
wllb the clerk o the above entitled Court mid
that I he Hon. K. K. Elanton. Judge of mill
Court, haa entered mil orter tixtng i-Vldiiy. t he
nd llay of January, A. 1 In It. hi the 1'iuir ol
V o'clock A. M. of aald day as the limit and ttt
UieCmirt RtMim of the c unly Comt Hwuw
in ll(xd Kiver City and County a Hie plnce
forbearing on aald final account, anil of ob
jectkxia thereto, If any there be, ana any per-
hou iou9reNiea may men and mere aptear lo
nnUie and preaenl auch olijectiona, II any they
have.
That mM1 aald nnal account being approv
ed and aetdement made, the CoOrt will then
and there proceed to enter a de. ree of distri
bution of aald ealate, discharge the executors
and close mid estate Dually.
The date or the first publication or this no
tice la December 4, 1DI.I, and the last on Janu
ary 1. 1HH. v,
KAM'U HiNllK.Msana claha hubm.I'.i
f.xetniois.
Hood Klver, Own. Oecemberl, Wi
K. 11. Hurl wig, Attorney lor Kmuic.
FOR SALE
$ir0,00.fJi) i jior wnt Irrigation district
liomia, r.ast hork Irrisatioit D.slrict
itood River, Oregon
Healed propowla will be receive I by Hie
Board of llirectoriiof Kaxt VuA Irriautlon Dis
trict at their ofBca in ftmiiw 6 and t. Hall
Building. Hcsvd River.Orcgun, nutiloiie-tlilrH'
o'clock I'. M. on Tuesdiiy, January a, A U,
1914. kir the purchase of one hundred tiny
thousand (lllwl.um Otl) doltara of Irrlgntlou
District bonds authorized and Issued hy the
above named District, In denomination of
$1,0(10.0(1 each.dated July t,1l,payable lu year
ly Installments In those penentagea of the
whole issue as by law directed cMiimi ucing
with the expiration ot eleven yenra from dale
of lsaueand ending at the expiration of twenty
fears irom nateoi issue, anu neariiig Interest
m.'. the rate of six (h VD) per cent, per aunuiii,
payable on the first day of January and July
.of each )ear. Coupons for Hie Interest are
atrtarhed to (ii bonds, and both principal
and i nterest are payable lu lawtiil money of
tUe tolled Htates of AmerK'a at the oltlce of
ieH'ieAsurer of said District, or at the fiscal
Agfeurnrfif the State of Oregon iu the city of
NevKonk, N. Y.
TtM -abore described bonds are issue I for
tn axtHiae of procuring necessary reclani"
tlon works, -Mid acquiring life necessnry pnip.
erty and rlxhta therefor, to Irrigate and re
elulm the Uous within said District, and oth
erwise carry out tlie laws of the Mime of Oie.
goo relating to Irrigation Iilstrlcta.
The legality of these bonda lias been approv
ed up to thla date by Messrs Dillon, Thom
son & Clay of New York. N. Y. l'nniiUli"d
ldl only will be rweived, and tlie sucm-si-liil
bidder will be rurnisiied with an orlglnul copy
of IheoplnloSof the above, mentioned attor
neys, covering the legality ol the winds.
Kacb bid muct be accoinpanled by a certl
flOt check or cashier's click on some re
sponsible bank til the city of Portland, Ore
gon, for an amount equal to two (2i per cent,
of the face value of the bonds, payable to the
(resident of Kast Kork Irrigation District, to
be forfeited aa liquidated damages in esse the
bidder ahall withdraw Ins bid or shall fall or
neglect to take and pay for aald bonds, should
the same be awarded to him. The bonds will
be sold to the highest responsible bidder, pro
vided, however, tue.rlght to reject all bids Is
hereby reserved.
AH proposals should be marked " Proposals
fbi Irrigation District bonds,'1 and addressed
WfC. R. Bone, President of Kast Kork Irriga
tion District, Roomi 6 and ti, Hall uWildlug,
Jioad River, OregoW. u
Uy order of the Board of Directors of Kast
fork irrigation District.
luatcd iHxwmberg, lull.
OEOKOK R. WILHCR,
Il-JI Secretary
Rnlajpr Stampi (or Fruit P.oxes mnde
to order at the Glacier cilice. Hta'itlanl
variety-natn8 and numbers in stork.
Aycis Sarsaparilla
Oldest, Safest, Strongest, Best
Standard family medicine. 0
No akohol. . Sold for 60 years.
Ask Your Doctor. h,hm-
LAND CONCERN SAFE
i SAYS J. II. DEVLIN
That th Huod River Orchard Land
Company hat not been refused per
mission to continue hue mess it the
stateruent of othceri of the company.
who are in the possession t f rorreipon-
Jence Irom the Corporaiiua Commis
sioner fhowiru that although they bad
not asked permission to sell storks or
bonds, they bad been refused, permis
sion to do that by the commissioner.
Referring to the published reports
which were made as the result of an
examination f the holdings of the
company, located at Ortley. dr., about
seven miles west ot The lalles, by 8.
14. Vincent, examiner for the Corpora
tion Commissioner, J. 11. lievltn, sec
retary of the conipsny, savs that he is
at a lost to understand why such an
investigation and report was made un
less ifr was at the instigation of T. 11.
Fields, a purchaser of one uf the com
pany's tracts.
The latter instituted proceedings
some time ago for having his contract
canceled on the ground of false repre
sentation. Mr. I)evlin draws this in
ference from the fact that Mr. Vincent
called upon Mr. Field soon after his
arrival at Ortley and spent the follow
ing day with him and his relatives and
frienils going over some nf the com
pany's property, including the Field
tract.
"It will be noled," aidlr. Devlin,
"that the greater part of his report is
not based upon Mr. Vincent's personal
investigation, but upon the allegations
made to him by third parties, who were
evidently instrumental in getting him
up there and who took him over the
tract and madeUtemeiits that were
naturally prejudicial to the company.
"Most of thtfrepresentHtions made
to Mr Field at the time he bought the
tract were made by his father, who
was then acting as agent of the com
pany and who had been over the com
pany's holdings and wa at thnt time
and ever since has been a resident at
Orltey, and an owner of one of ttie
company's orchard tract. Mr. Field
and his father had cultivated the tract
in question for nearly two years, rais
ins potatoes between the rows of trees,
and not until the expiration of this
time and just before substantial pay
ment was due on his contract aid Field
make complaint, other than that there
were a few grubs in the ground. I
considef, however, tins suit of minor
impoitance and do not fear the out
come, but 1 want to set the reading
public righA with reference to the ex
aminer's report.
"Some of the news articles stated
that the company had been refused a
The lx8t afeguard ugainst croup is a
ladtle uf Foley's Honey and Tar C-om-pound
in the bouse. "P. II, (iinn, Mid
dleton, lia., writes: "My children are
very susceptible to croup, easily catch
cold. I give them Foley's Honey ami
Tar Couijsjuud and in every instance
they get p ouipt relief and are soon
cured. We keep it at home and prevent
croup." Use it also for coughs, colds,
hoarseness, tickling throat, bronchial
and lacrinne couirhs. It contains no
Qopiates. Refuse substitute". For sale
by I litis. X Clarke.
permit to uo business, wnich is entirely
erroneous. lhe Couirrnssioner did.
however, write the company' a 'letter
stating that in view of the showing
and the recommendations of the exam
iners's report he could not grant a per
mit to us for the sale of stock, bonds
or other securities of the company and
tins may also lead to the in fere ice
that the company had made applica
tion for such a permit, which Tour rec
ords, as well as those of the depart
ment, win enow is not tne case.
"Shortly after what is known as the
'blue sky' law went into effect, the
Commissioner, Mr. Watson, wrote ua a
letter asking ua to make a preliminary
statement and upon the advice of our
attorney we notified him thai the com
pany had not sold any stock since 1911
and did not have any stocks, bonds or
other securities for sale and therefore
did not come within the ' provisions of
this law. To this letter we received a
reply from Mr: Watson to -the effect
that because our annual statement
showed that we had unsold capital
stock we came technically within the
aw aiw that while the uprlicNtion of
the law to our company rn i ti h t be tech
nical, he asked us to make a partial
report, specifying the raragisphR in
tne printed form he would like lo have
answered for the purpose of giving
him a record which be stnted would
tit'eet the rtiiuiretnenfs of the denart-
mnnt. Not desiring to appear antago
nistic, we furnished this partial report,
and Inter, upon special request, gave
additional information and informed
the department that we would be glad
to give any further data it might desire.
"So far as the property of the com
pany is concerned, will state that we
have had a number of the leading hor
ticulturiKts of the state investigate
it and many prominent peolpe have in
vested in this property after making a
thorough and searching investigation,
both of soil and of the company's
methods in caring for the orchards, and
we have received complimentary re
ports from all of them, and. while we
do not feel at libeity to give n list of
these names, we will be glad to refer
any one interested in the affairs of the
company to them.
As is stated in the examiner s re
port, there is some land on this large
tract of over 2000 acres that is waste.
That condition exists in practically all
large tracts in any fruit distm-t of the
state. These "portions of the tract,
however, are not being sold oa orchard
land.
"We feel that a published report to
the effect that we had been refused a
permit to sell stock is an injustice to
the company, as it has never requested
such permit. However, the department
has not undertaken to interfere with
the company s conducting Us business
affairs as it has been doing in the past.
' 1 wisn to errpnasize the fact that
we do eot want to make any statement
that would indicate that the company
was in any way criticising tie state
corporation department, as we feel it
has acted in good faith and for what it
considered to be in the interests of the
pubJic, but it js evident that the Com
miBsCbner's department has been miir-
iormea.
"We invite the public to make a
careful investigation of our property."
Fit Ills Case Exactly.
"When father was sick about six
years ao lie read an advertisement ol
t'lminlii-rlrtin's Tablets in the papers
that fit his case exactly," writes Miss
Margaret Campbell of Ft. Smith, Ark.
"lie purchased a '.mix of them and lie
has nut been sick since. My sister had
stomach trouble and was also benefited
by tliem." For sale by all dealers.
Harry Lane Man of Few Words
Senator Harrv f.nne. nf (Irnnnn re
cently smashed all records for brevity
: .. : i u: . .
ill cung.reMiu!ini mtiury, wnen tie
turned in his biography Gb "Harry
Lane, Democrat, of Oregon ; term ex
pires March 3, 1919."
Asked how he liked Washington
Lnne answered :
"On, 1 feel perfectly at home. J
used to be superintendent of the Ore
gon insane asylum."
Wheezing in Qie Inns indicates that
pniegiu is obstructing me air pissaies.
UALLARD'S IIOKEHOUND 8YUUP
loosens the phlegm so that it can lie
Comrherl nil Hflil piecti'il I'ripA !ui Ml,.
and 1.00 ja r bottle. Mold by Clias! N.
ciarae.
Job printing at the Glacier office.
MINIMUM WAGE LAW
WILL GO INTO EFFECT
A ruling made by the atate industrial
welfare commission last week, effec
tive in 60 das, prescribes a minimum
wsge of $8.25 a week for rll women
employed in industrial occupations in
the state of Oregon, and fixes 54 hours
aa the maximum they may be em
ployed in any one week, lhe time of
employment before a woman shall be
considered an experienced wotker and
entitled to the minimum wage is fixed
at one year, and the wage for the ap
prentice period ia fixed at $6 a week.
"We deem that the sum required to
sustain a self-supporting woman in
fiugal, but decent conditions of living
as an absoluto minimum ia $8.25 a
week." says the report of the confer
ence on which the commission's ruling
is based.
The conference was composed of
tnree representatives each of the em
ployers, the employes and the general
public. "
(Banting Agalust Croup
1
GOVERNOR PRESENTS
EMPLOYMENT PLAN
Salem, Ore., Dec 1.
To the Editor: We wish to ask your
kind cooperation in a movement to
connect our unemployed with a job.
lhere are undoubtedly many residents
of your county who could use the ser
vices of a good hand this winter and
there are idle men in Portland and
other cities in this state who would be
e ad to have a Dlace.
If you will be kind enough to run
this letter and attached information
blank in a few issues of your paper our
plan will be called to the attention of
those needing a hand. Any requests
for labor made to our otlice will at
once be taken up with those who are
hunting tor employment.
Name
Address
Nearest railroad station or steamboat
landing .......
Number of men or women needed
Character of work offered..
Wages fo be paid
With or without board and lodging.,
How long services, if they prove satis
factory, will likely be needed
This blank to be filled out and mailed
to the governor's office, Salem, Ore.,
that it may be brought to the atten
tion of those seeking employment.
Oswald West, tiovernor.
Croup and Cough Remedy,
Croup is a terriblo disease, it attacks
children so suddenly they aw very apt
to cnoke unless given the proper reme
dy at once. 1 here Is nothing hetter in
ihe woild than Dr.f King's New Discov
ery. I-eniH Chamberlain of Manches
ter, Ohio, writes about his children:
' Cornel hues in severe at tacks we were
alTraid they would die, but since we
proved what a certain remedy I)r.
Kmt's New Discovery is, we hive no
fear. We rly on it for croup, coughs
and colds." So can you. 50c and $1.00
A bottle should bo in every tome. At all
Dni?i:iHtH. II. K. Ilueklen & Co.. Phils.
or St. Unis.
Eugene Cannery Has Big Year
A million and three hundred thous
and) pounds of dried prunes have been
sold by the Eugejie Fruit Growers' as
sociation this year, according to the
hugene Kegister. 1 his Is the entire
output of the cannery and is the most
ever handled by the association during
one season. It is twice as much as the
largest output previous to this year.
" We will receive tor the crop this
year between $00,000 and $75,000, mak
ing a rough guess at it," said Manager
O. Holt last week. We arc snip
ing four car loads of the prunes to
ew York this week and will be ship
ping frequently for some time to come.
Our best market has been New York.
Chicago and points in England, the
shipments to the three being about
equal, while scattering shipments have
been made to various parts of the
United States. We have just completed
the sale of the last car load and will
soon have them all out of the house."
The association has just loaded an
other car of canned goods for shipment
to nutte, Mont., where several car
loads have previously been shipped this
Beason. The Montana cities, where
there is little or no fruit raised, are
always a good market for the product
of the cacnery, and the highest market
price is received for the canned fruits
and vegetables packed by the local
association.
The association is now canning the
sauer kraut that has been put up in
barrels to work. inia is placed hi
quart and gallon cairj and finds a good 4
...t, Aft-. . r.. .j-.,. ii.:. 1
inni nc, nitci m ten uujtb lull Ull villa
product, a crew of girls and women
will be put to Work facing prunes and
after that is finished the plant will re
man Idle for a short time till after
Christmas when the cucumber pickles
will be canned and a lot or fruit spray
will be made.
'It is becoming to be an all-year job
here at the cannery," said Manager
Holt. I here is nearly always some
thing to do here and the pay roll is
Kept up a greater part of the entire
year, it will not be long till we have
a force here working every week in
the year.
Children take BALLARD'S HO RE
HOUND SYRUP willingly because it
tastes Mice. There isn't a better refCte-
dy anywhere for children's coughs,
Hoarseness anu bronchitis, it's a good
medicine and easy to take. Price 25c,
50c and $1.00 per bottle. Sold by Chas.
N. Clarke.
O-W. N. Time Table.
WEST BOUND
No. 9, Fast Mail (Mail Only). .5:00 a. m,
No. 7, Portland Ixcal 7:115 a. m,
No. 11, Soo-8pokane-Portland 9:38 a. m,
No. 5, Ore. & Wash. Fxp.,....9:18 a. m,
No. 1, Portland Local 8:05 p. m.
No, 17, Ore. & Wash.Limited 5:10 p. m,
EAST BOUND
No. 2, Pendleton Local 10:20 t. m,
No. 18, Ore. & Wash. Ltd 12:01 p. m,
No. 8, The Dalles Local :.'i8 p. m
No. II, Salt Lake Express 2:22 a. an,
No. 10, Ore. and Wash. Exp. 8 :.t0 p. m.
No. 12, Soo-Spokane-Port 10:62 p. in.
J. U. FREDRICY, Agent.
We have just received a large
shipment of the world
famed
MAJESTIC
RANGES
Why buy a cheap imitation of this great
rangeP Before buying a range measure the
ovens, warming closets and tops.
0
Majestic Ranges are generously made
and will last a life time. Ther3 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
The Firm That "MaKes Good"
Phone 1691
Oak and 1st Sts.
T. J. KINNAIRD
Groceries
Fresh Vegetables and Fruit in Season
Flour and Feed
Phone 2121
Hood River, Oregon
U
Do You Know
that awashing machine will only cost you three-fifths
of a cent aii hour to operate?
The following table gives the cost of using var
ious apparatus on the 3 cent rjtte:
APPARATUS
20 candle-power Mazda lamp.
Radiant toHfter ,
Chafing dish ', . . . . .
Diik IStove. . , ,
Coffee percolator '. "
H lb. iron f
8 in. fan (full speed) '.! '.! 1. '.
Sewing mnehine motor
Ico cream f rresur
Washing machine motor
Luminous raditor (Mnall)
Heating pad
Tubular air heater (small) , ,
Tea kettle
Ozonator ,
Domedic buffing and grinding motor
Radiant grill . .
CilHt
0. 075c
1. H
1.8
l.H
I. .15
1 (15
0.075
01ti5
1.2
0.1!
15
fl.l
3.H
J.5is
0,045
6.105
1-8
Hydro-Electric Company
The Purity Dairy Co
o
Yours for prompt service and
Good Milk
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THOS. D. CALKINS
UPPER VALLEY NOTICE
List Your Places for Special Attention With
WARD IRELAND CORNELL
Upper Vallor Reatl Eatate Insurance
Improved and jnlmproTtd Orchard Land
Phen OdtllOSf
U. C. M. RANCH '
Hood River Connection Parkdale
Guy V. Edwards & Co. Upper Hood River Valley
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