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nnOD RIVER GLACIEK. THURSDAY, JANUARY 15, 1914
D. D;D. Opens New Era
T !' in Cure ol SMn Disease
Oregon Is Well Represented
At United States Land Show
Profamor Budlonf's c&m of tonu
waa knows to almost cverjr hospital
and physician of reputation throughout
tit atata of Connecticut. - Ills letter Is
another interesting demonstration of
what IS being -accomplished bT tB
famous aoeciflc 1. V . Preacriptlon.
"It may b of interest to yon to know
that your Hfe-rivlnar preparation. U.
I. D. Prescription hs been of incal
culable vslu to me. I waa covered
with eczema from head to foot when
I be Van usint your remedies. I could
ret no relief, although I tried a thou
sand means. I applied but two bot
tles of tho Prescriptlun: .a euro wsa
eOsctod In a very shurt timet la lesa
than one month." Prof. C J. Bullion.
South Lyme. Conn,
Ask any druKKist today for D I. D.
Prescription, lie 11 tell you it allays
tho tlch lastaaU and Boon tboro aro
siicna of euro. -
We have handled tho remedy for
year aad rofarw it aa 4 be specilic for
skin troubles of all kinds. Come in or
ask us about D. P. If. Prescription,
also about P. IX IX soap especially
for tender skins.
We offer tho first full atza bottle
on tho s-uarantees that unless It stops
the Uch at once, it coats yot not a
eenl.
, - KE1R A CASS, Druggist J.
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If You Value
Your Child's Eyesight
You will provide him with a good oil lamp.
Scientists agree that an oil light is best fur study
ing and reading.
The J&S(b Lamp
f ivei toft mellow light. An ideal light for the
home circle. Scientifically constructed. No
(lire: no flicker. Easy to light and care for.
Ask to see it at your dealers.
Standard Oil Company
(CUUrml)
PORTLAND
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Chalmers "Six" Model 24, Four Passenger Torpedo
12175, fully equipped, f. o. b. Detroit
THE NEW CHALMERS "SIX"
A Car of Distinguished Beauty
In the New Chalmers "Six" you have
beauty developed to the highest degree
of perfection beauty that delights the
eye with its graceful lines. Ana at the
same time comfort and luxury are carried
out to the utmost.
The long oval fenders give you beauty and
at the same time protect the occupants of the
car from every speck of mud and dirt. They
are pressed from a single piece of steel no
joints or mouldings to rattle or collect dust.
The bodies are big and bell-shaped. Plenty
of room to stretch your legs in either seat.
Doors are wider than usual with concealed
hinges. They fit so snugly that all mouldings
are dispensed with an added refinement.
Extra tires are carried in the rear, leaving
the running boards clean as a quarter-deck.
Everything about the New Chalmers "Six"
tends to give it the flowing, stream-like effect
of grace and beauty.
And bb we have made the body perfect, ho the motor
in a marvel of simplicity mid power a bin, powerful,
long-stroke motor tiiat will do anything that you could
deaim.
You should eee the new Chalmers "Six" really to
appreciate ita beauty. You should ride in It to know
what power and flexibility in a motor mean.
Let ua give you tho Chalmers Standard Road Tent.
Gilbert Implement Co.
"The Store With A Conscience"
USE WHITE RIVER FLOUR
THE KIND THAT MAKES BREAD LIKE
MOTHER USED TO BAKE. WE
SELL LOTS OF IT AT THE
CASH GROCERY
E. E. KAESSER, Proprietor
WE WON'T KICK
if you decide to try some
other store the next time you
want shoes. Many others
before you have done the
same and have strayed away
but they alway come back
and now they stray no more.
Comparison has shown them
that no matter what others
may offer there are bigger
and b.'tterindueements here.
STAR BRAND SHOES ) None
BALL BAND RUBBERS Better
J. C JOHNSEN, the Hood River Shoe Man
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CUR'AtiO, II. I,. (i-eiin Htood out proiuiuvntly nt tlit: United States Iaiid Bhow during the three weeks It wa
held at the Coliseum, Nov. 20 to Dec. 8. Aside from the bountiful displays of the state's products In the Ore
Kori booth und the iiiuiniuoiU exhibit of the Crent Northern Railway on the umlu floor, the Great Northern
t Itiillwuy's exclusive leeture ball proved a telling medium of ncqualutlug lund show visitors with the state's
wonderful resources, both nurleulturnl and hortlrwltural. This lecture hall, consisting of one-half of the Coliseum
annex, hud a sentina capacity equal to that of a K""d sized theater. Motion pictures and Btereoptlcou views were
used to Illustrate the lectures of the Great Northern Hallway's experts, and besides C. C. Chapman of the Fortland
Commercial club other Oregon men were glveii die use of this lecture hall dull v through the courtesy of Louts W.
Hill.
Never before has there been such effective missionary work done among honieseekers for the state of Oregon.
Scores of Jars of fruits, large sections of transparencies showing scenes In the fruit growing districts of Oregon
and great varieties of fiulis In their natural state were exhibited in the huge booth of the Great Northern Railway.'
The dry fanning sections of Oregon were not overlooked either, many astonishing varieties of grasses and oth
er laud products being exhibited. They attracted much attention.
Colonel Hill Hanipy visited the show and oec ipied the platform of the Great Northern Railway's lecture hall on
Oregon day. Colonel llanley always Is a lii; drn A im card In Chicago, and standing room was at a premium when
he gave a characteristic talk on the great poKcU.illtles his home state holds out to the homsttkw. Louis W.
Hill accompanied Mr. llanley "from St. Paul tn tilcigo to attend the land show.
PLANS MADE FOR
NEXT ROSE FESTIVAL
The Portland citizens who have
charge of arranging for the year's rose
festival are already beginning a cam
paign for the great northwestern fes
tivity that has in view a cooperative
movement among all the cities rgnd
towns of in the state and along the Co
lumbia river basin. The following let
ter has been sent out to Commercial
organizations by the committee on out
side cooperation :
The board of governors of the Rose
Festival Association, of which I am a
member, has assigned to me the duties
of outside cooperation. l?y this is
meant cooperation with outside cities
and towns in the state of Oregon and
the Columbia river basin.
I have appointed on this committee
to serve with me, Mr. Tom Richardson,
of the Oregon Development League,
ana Mr. C. C. Chapman, of the Port
land Commercial club. U is the inten
tion of this committee to cooperate
with outside communities in a manlier
that shall meet with theii full ap
proval, and will be genuinely helpful.
therefore, we first desire to know
what we can do for you and your com
munity duting the coming lose festival
that will be beneficial to ycu ai;d your
interests. I would like to have your
suggestions as to what we can do dur
ing the rose festival ni.d in nhr rose
festival plans that will be a help and a
benefit to you. It would give e great
pleasure if you would cemmunicate
with me as soon as possible, stating
your iifeas so that 1 may bring it up
for discussiuf? before the committee, as
well as the board as a whole.
We feel that probably some 4ii(,(XH
people will, all told, view the parades
and rose and flower exhibits and will
be upon the streets of I'ortlami djring
the festival, a large psrt of them
strangers, and it auuears to us that
the resources of the county divisions, A
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vi oviiii-iuiiiK ' mm Mm, mini ap
peal to you. However, this is only a
suggestion and we want your sugges
tions first.
Our desire is to give to I'ortlar.d ard
to the Oregon efjyntry the best possible
rose festival that available funds .will
permit and your cooperation will be a
big factor in its success.
SINN01T CALLS FOR
ANNAPOLIS CANDIDATE
Kopresenlatr. a Sinnolt has decided
to select his eai didate for entrance to
the U. S. Naal Academy at Annupo
us in.iune, r.Ml, by means ot a com
petitive examination. Hie competitor
receiving the highest standing in this
exmination will be appointed by Mr,
binnott as principal, and the three
standingjnext- in older will be named
as lust, tecum! and third alternates,
respectively. 1 he four successful can
didates at the competitive examination
will be permitted to take either of the
olliciul Annapolis examinations given
in Oregon the third luesday in Febru
ary and the third Tuesday in Acril.
litU; the candidate may select either
date preterred. In case the ptincipal
fails in the ulhcial examination, and
the alternate succeeds he is annotnted
ihe competitive examination to de
termine who bhiill be principal and al
trcnates will I e held under the charge
of Supt. J. S. I.;,ners, of the Pendleton
public schools, at the high school build
ing in Pendleton, Ore., beginning Fii
day,. January . i. 191-1, at it o'clock a.
in., and will ceminue throughout that
day and the following, if necessary to
complete the tet. ror the convenience
ot bujs in the ourthern portion of Mr.
Smnott's distrn t a separate examina
tion Mill be h id on the same day and
hour, at lneli the same questions will
be asked, in ti e Central school build
ing, Klamath J-alls. Ore. The latter
examination wi;l be under the direc
tion of Supt. l. H. Dunbar, of the
Klamath Fulls public schools. Any
competitor ma select Slie place more
convenient to him ; but if he wishes to
take the examination he should immed
iately notify em er Supt. Landers or
Supt. Dunbar as the case may be, in
order that suilai le arrangements may
be made for the same.
Any young n an may enter the com
petitive examu ation who is now, and
was on Deceml er 1, 1913. an actual
resident of the second congressional
district of Oregon and is of the re
quired age. in order to enter Annapo
lis in li'll a candidate roust be between
the ages of Hi and 20 years on the date
of one or the other cf the two official
exaQiiiMiious, which will be held in
Oregon on the third Tuesday in Febru
ary or the third Tuesday in April,
1914. A candidate is eligible the day
he becomes 16 and ineligible the day he
becomes 20.
ihe competitive examination will be
written in form and will embrace the
following subjects: English grammar,
geography. I). S. history, arithmetic.
algebra and geometry. No separate
examinations in spelling and punctua
tion, but these subjects will be graded
from the manuscripts turned in by
competitors in the other subjects.
Fuller information as to the scope of
the examinations in the different sub
jects can be obtained by writing to
either Supt. Landers, at Pendleton, or
Supt. Dunbar, at Klamath Palls.
Competitors should register at once
upon deciding to take the examination.
For Frost Kites and Chapped Min
For frost bitten ears, fingers and toes ;
chapped hands and lips, chilblains, cold
sores, red and rough skins, there is noth
ing to equal Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
Stops the pain at once and heale quickly
In every home there should be a box
handy ail the time. Best remedy for all
skin diseates, itching eczema, teter. piles
etc. ; 25c. All druggists or by mail. II.
K. Bucklen A Co., Philadelphia or St.
Louis'.
Armstrong Sells Goodwin's Weekly
LeRoy Armstrong, the author of sev
eral short stories and for many years
identified with newspaper and maga
zine work in the lntermountain . and
Pacific coast region, has just sold Good
win's Weekly, a publication owned and
edited by him in Salt Lake City, Utah.
Mr. Armstrong is now in the city and
wjll remain here until Macrh.
Annua! Meeting
The srinual meeting of the stock
holders of the Cottage Hospital Asso
ciation of Hood Kiver will be held in
the office of Dr. E. O. Dutro. Monday.
January, 19 at 4 p. m.
j!5 Or. . O. Uutia, Sec. .
Anv IiHIa u-Aiin,t fr ihnAn f tka
flesh occuring In cold weather that is not
prompuy ireuieu oecomes a Daa sore ana
is dithcult to heal. Apply Ballard's Snow
Liniment at once when such accidents
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and anon doen itiv with thA Aiinnvanna
of a bandage. Price 25c, 60c ann il per
bottle. Sold by Chas. X. Clarke. .
GRANGE PROPSES '"
INITIATIVE CHANGES
'..-Tha Pomona grange, of. Lana county,
at a meeting held recently at Cres
well, appointed a committee composed
of C. J. Hurd, E. A. Bond and Col. W.
G. D. Mercer, to determine the advis
abilty of amending the initiative and
referendum laws.
' 'The concensus "tit opinion of theTo
mona grange was that the law as it
now stands is not properly safeguaid
ed ; that any.change to be made should
come from the friends of the measure.
The committee ha had thr matter
under consideration and decided to send
out th following outline of changes
that, ia their judgment are desireabla
and invite criticism and suggestions on
the same, .-
1. ;The giving or recieving of money
or other valuabls'eonsfdersuon.for cir
culating initiative and referenum peti
tions shall 'be prohibited and made
punishable by fine and imprisonment.
2. The petition for initiating a
measure shall contain .the .signatures
of not less .than eigt'.t percent of the
registered voters of- not less tnsn 60
per cent of tha counties of the stste..: .
' 3. The "' petition for referring a
measure shall contain the signatures
of not lesa than live percent of the
registered voters of not leu than.. .60
per cent-of the counties bf the state. "
Provided: That no measure shall be
initiated that doe not contain the sig
natures of at least eight percent of the
registered voters of the entire stste,
nor shall any measure passed by the
legislature be referred that does not
contain the signatures of a least livt
per cent of the registered voters of the
entire state.
4. None JSiU . the registered voters
shall be premlttcd to' sign 'the initia
tive and referendum petitions.
Chamberlain's Cough Keiueily
This remedytntsiKiaiiperior for coughs'
and colds. H is pleasant to take. It
contains nfffrpitim or htlier narcotic. It
always cures. Kor saie by all druggists
A' Little Book That Containa Some
Startling Information.
A little book selling at only Ave
cents, postpaid. Is having n very wide
circulation running tip Into the mil
Hons. It ifintrtlns si)Bie very startling
Information respecting the. meaning of
the word Holl. It claims to deuiou'
sfrnte. Iwitb from the Hebrew and thi
Greek of our Klhle. that IlaU Is NOT
a place of eternal torment, but merely
another nam "tqf ' 'the TOMB, the
ortAVR. the gT ATE Q.V ..pEAT.EL, it
uffects'r'o show thitt roan was not re
deemed' froni a' far-off plnfe of eternal
tortnrev but quntPtfthe fccTtpttires prov
ing that he. wfW REDEEMEDrom the
C.RA"Eant tbe eosi; of bls' Redeemer't.
LIKE' and that the Scriptural flope,
both for the- Chureb and the. World,
is a resurrection hlipe ti.lscd upon the
death an reauTrecflon .of Jesus, ' The
hook Is certninly jwofth the reading-5
The .i.ufarmntlon (t fwntslrea'js cer-,
tnlivlV viilnoble? faf' bey)fia Its trJAIng
cost. Order It at once -from the Bible
and. Tract JSortat&V lT-jjkka Strqet
Brooklyn, N. X.
Dr. Hohson's Olnlmerit Ileal .1
....... Itchy Eczeina .
The constantly itchfng,' hiirning sensa
tion and other disagreeable. forms of ec
zema, tetter, salt rheum ajirt skin erup
tions promptly cured .by r. Hobeon's
Kczenift. Ointment." Gei. W Fitch .of
Mendota, III;; say's:'"! purchased a'lVix
of Dr. Mobson's Eczema Ointment and
have had ' eczema rw'r since the ivil
war, hftvd'been treated1 hy many doCUirB
none- have given .the benefit. .that 1 box
of Dr.' Hobson's Ecue'ma Ointment has.'
Everjr aufferer should., try it-. We're so
positive it will help you we guarantee it
or money refund''1'- At at ail druggists
or by mail Stic.- Pfeiffer ehemical Co.,
Philadelphia and fit. Lords. - '
Fresh, Light and Brown
'. "' No!, better Bread than
wel claiiii, ever, came
to town.
The Best of Flour we
employ, the latest
Methods, too. We're
positive thatyon'll en
it: joy the Bread we Bake
for you.
"THEIIFIGHTS
Hood River, Oregon
IT WILL-MAKE YOU HAPPy
"Ho need having piles any longer!
No need of suffering another day!
Steam's Pile Remedy (complete with
tube) will help you or IT COSTS YOU
NOT-ONE CENT.
This remedy is a combination of the
lately. discovered, high-priced Adrena
lin Chloride with other powerful cura
tive -principles, and IT STOPS THE
ILE PAIN IN ONE MINUTE!
- So sure are we that Steam's Tile
Remedy will . benefit you that we will
REFUND YOUR MONEY if you aro
not satisfied. ' ' .
This Is the only pilo-remedy that
we'.cart guarantee and -we know you
Will thank us for tolling you about it.
....We . have ' the exclusive agency.
.-.l - CHAS. N. Cl.AliKK.
, H. L. DTJMBLE,
PHYSICIAN AND SUUGEON.
Calls promptry anRwerd In town or country,
...L. lay or Night.
Telephones: Kesldtmee, Hull: Oftlee, 111.
Office in the HruKiuH Building.
Dr. M. H. Suarp
Da. Edna B. Hiiakf
v Osteopathic. Physicians
Graduates f the American School of
, . - Osteopathy, Kirksville, Mo.
, Olhee in Elliot Block.
Home Phone 102 lies'. 102-B
mm-
. SOLD AT
The
Waur
Star Grocery
Good Things to Eat
Perigp&Son
Hood River, Oregon
JDR, . EDQINGTON
1121 Twelfth Street, The Heights
UOOD RIVER - OREGON
Dr. Justin M. Waugh
: j;ye,, earjvnd throat
genkral surgery
Office in Eliot Bldjf,
'V , ..-'.;, 9" A.M. to 31. AI.
G. H. JENKINS, D. M.D.
" DENTIST' -Telephones
: ', Office 1081; residence 3331
. ,.. Office over Butler Bank
ti. SCOBEE, D. D. S.
DENTIST
Telephones: Office 3161 ; residence 3421
Office in Bros ins Building
H. D.'W. PINEO, D. D. S.
' i - - DENTIST
Rooms 4, 5 and 6. - . ..Telephone
-Sniith-Buildin)? ' 2U'-'l
LOUI8AKEKD ALBERT P. KEED
L. A. ff ENDEiWON
' I. A. & A. P. REED
--' LAWYERS
Two Doors North of Postoffice
-- . Phone 1331
DERBY & STEARNS
Lawyers
HOOO RIVER, OREGON.
ERNEST C. SMITH
Lawyer
' Rooms 1 and 2 Hall Bnilding
Hood River, Ore.
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Stranalian & Slaven
Contractors & Builders
: HOOD RIVER, OREGON.