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About The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 12, 1914)
HOOD KIVER GLACIER, TI1DRSDAY, FEBRUARYII12, 1914 . The Fact Remains No amount of misrepresentation by the peddlers of alum baking powders, no jug gling with chemicals, or pretended analysis, or cooked-up certificates, or falsehoods of any kind, can change the fact that Royal Baking Powder has been found by the offi cial examinations to be of the highest leavening efficiency, free from alum, and of absolute purity and wholesomeness. Royal Baking Powder is indispensable for making finest and most economical food. BARRETT ORGANIZA TION IS PERMANENT The Ilurrett Parent-Teachc-rii organ ization, on motion of Prof. C. I). i inuniion ihhi rriouy aiiernoon, 8 the second meeting uf the citizens o that district, when the membership was increased from 28 to 00, was made permanent. John S. I'otter, principa of tho llarrc tt school, will be perma mtni president and S. U. Oxborrow secretary. At the meeting last Friday interest ing papers were read by Mrs. C. B. hteele and Mrs. K. K. Knowles on muisc and its inlluenre on the children in ocbools. Miss Josephine Dart read an interesting paper on the advance of education and its effect. 'J he citizens at their former meeting considered the proposition of having a piano in the school. It was learned that a surplus was on hand and by unanimous vote the school board was instructed to se cure a piano, me instrument was placed in the building Monday. Koy I), hmith gave an enthusiastic turn on an assembly hall for the West llarrett school. However, the mem bers tabled this plan for the time be (j. II. Robbing read a resolution, which was adopted, calling for the uniting of the Harrett Behoof with other schools of the valley for high scnooi purposes. "The new organization is fortunate in having Principal I'otter as its presi uum, aayg mr. uxnorrow. "Me is interested in and enthusiastic in all good moves and will add to the spirit oi ine association. The next meeting will be held on rriday afternoon, February 27. Niagara brand Sulphur Compound is the lieM and cbrnpest ("Mil o( the sill plmr spray. Kelly J'.ro., distributors. riiniif 14(11. ff)tl the data and each member it requested to bring a valentine. Methodist cburcb next Sunday: Sunday school 10 a.m. Service 11 a. m. Epwortb Leagua 7.30 p. m. Song service first half hour. Subject. "Our Responsibility for Our Neighbor' Soul." "Co-to-Cliurch Day Planned The ministers of this city at a con ference. Monday afternoon decided to have a "go-to church" Sunday during nexi moiim. ine proposed campaign will b given publicity from all pulpits and the following committee will use every effort to secure a full -attendance tof local residnts at the different churches on the day set for the relia- ious rally : Robert Gray, pastor of the niipiisi ciiurch; Kev. J. u. Parsons, United llrethren church : and Kev. A. K. Macnamara, St.. Mark's Episcopal church. The local ministers will visit the ministers of The Dalles on the second Monday in Macrch. This will be the second of a series of meetings that the ministers of the neighboring cities are holding this winter, 'I he Dalles men having been here two weeA ago. Card uf Thanks We hereby desire to thank our many friends for their many services of kindness and loving words of sympathy during our sad bereavement, the loss of our daughter, Kdna. Mrs. Jennie Vanausdal, Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Miller nd Family. :-H' V I 1 1-1 III! I Mi ll-H-l-l Hi Late News Letters i 'I"I"I"I"I-'M"H"I"1"I"M"I"I"I"1"H"I-I-I-F ODELL We unintentionally omitted mention of the return of Douglas Lockman, who has been near Fugena, Ore., for an extended stay. Mr. Lockman is pruning tne E. F. Lawrence orchard. The February meeting of the Parent-Teacher Association will be held a the school house Friday, tomorrow, evening, at 7.30 o'clock. Roll call will be answered by quotations on the sub ject of "Home and what constitutes a good home. There will be a paper on "Music in the Home," by Mrs. Dutro, and one on "Good Reading in the Home," by Miss Northcy. There may be speakers along lines not touched upon lif tho program as here outlined, but the committee cannot at this time state definitely more than this, fexcept that there will be music. An interest ing evening is expected. L. A. K. Clark expects to spend the remainder of this week and a part of next week pruning the orchard of Dr. John W. Sifton, of I'ortland. This orchard is located one half mile south west of Hood River. The meetings at the Methodist church continue, services for the even ings following being announced from night to night. Rev. Ferry's sermons are always strong, helpful and inspire his hearers to right living. Hisfstay at this point is limited, as there are many demands upon his services and he may devote but a few days to the needs of each'porion of the field. Good music is provided for these meetings, the committee in charge of this im portant part of the work Dlannine special numbers for each service. You are cordially invited to attend. M. I). Odell has recieved a letter from Mr. Park, who disappeared mys teriously one morning last fall. Ac cording to his letter, his leaving Odell is a blank in his memory, but he re members that he left personal nronertv somewhere and wrote regarding that. He was at Ashland. Ore., when he wrote and has been under the care of a Physician. He left his personal effects here in the care of O. L. Walters. 1 he February social and business meeting of the Ferguson Bible class will be held next Wednesday evening at the home of Miss Eva Boyed. This will be in the form of a Valentine party and also a reception to tho mem bers of the class who have been mar ried within the last few months. These are Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Sheppard, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sexton. Mr. and Mrs. Barclay Henderson and Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Davenport. Committees are in narge ot the entertainment, refresh ments, etc., and a very pleasant even- ng is anticipated. A general, invita- ton is extended to every member of BELMONT. Mr. and Mrs. John Nealiegh, at the planer, are rejoicing over the birth of a son. Mr. Farrell intends butchering this week. Leander Anderson is supplying some of the residents at the planer with milk. Gilbert Nelson, wife and children have returned from eastern Oregon, where they have been visiting for the past two months. Work has started at the Stanley- Smith yards. The hum of the planer is heard daily the past few weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Wlison, of I'ortland, ill make their home at Mrs. M. P. Isetiberg'a thia summer. Mr. Wilson will take the management'of the box factory at the planer. The Misses Alma and Mattie Jontfs. who have been quite ill with a severe attack of measles, we are glad to know are much better. Mr. and Mrs. Will Chubb and daugh ters, Pearl and Irene, left for their home this week, after a rather lengthy visit owing to the children.having had the measles. Mrs. J. R. Forden had a lucky es cape from what might have been a bad accident, when her little daughter was thrown between the wheels of the buggy, the wheels passing over the little one. Fortunately although badly frightened no bones were broken. Geo. Galloway, Sr., we are sorry to hear, is not enjoying good health at present. The Ladies' club met at the home of Mrs. L. W. Bishop Friday and finished its business in time 'for the ladies to attend the parent-teacher meeting held at Barrett school. Several good papers were read at the meeting. J. W. Davis was quite sick for a time last week. At this writing he is much better. Mrs f! P Mprrill and nnn ih utait. ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs.' Elmer Isanherir and mnkiniy thp aciiiinintnnpn of the new granddaughter and niece, who is making home pleasanter on ac count of her arrival in it. We are very glad to hear Mrs. Will Eby, who lately underwent a serious operation at the Cottage hospital, is getting along nicely. Mrs. M. P. Isenberg and daughter. Miss Lena, returned Wednesday from Portland and Forest Grove, where thev have been visiting relatives and friends for the past few weeks. Ladies' Aid will meet Friday after noon, roh. 13. at 2 D. m. at the home of Mrs. Will Farrell. Mrs. (Jen. Gnllnwnv Jr.. nnH Miaa Lou Gallowav attended the narent and teacher meeting Friday at Barrett school. Mrs. Osgood and daughter. Miss May, have moved out to the ranch. naving spent the winter in Hood River. Mr. Glass has traded his ranch on the Belmont road to Burns Jones for the Jones residence on the Heights. For the present Mr. Glass and family will live on the ranch belonging to Mrs. Gilbert. MAKES OLD PEOPLE STRONG AND WELL We want to get the news to all old people about Rexall Olive Oil Emul sion, a remarkable new food-medicine wbicb we fiimly believe is the best remedy ever made to overcome the wearkening, debilitating effects of in creasing old age. It helps to rebuild witsed tissues, strengthen the nerves, and give new energy and a lively feel ing to the body. It contains no alcohol or dangerous drug. It may not make you feel better for a few days, but if vou dn nr.t fwl mu(h t.ot t mnA stronger before you have taken a quar ter as much as you have of other medicines that have not hepled you, we will gladly give back your money. Rexall Olive Oil Emlsion contains nure Oliv (lit and thp Hun,til.ncr,hii... which, thouffh thev have Inner hpon n. dorsed by successful physicians, are here for the first time combined. The result is a real body, nerve and blood building food-medicine that we believe ia superior to anything else in over coming debility, weakness and liability to disease, and to tone and strengthen the nerves and enrich the blood. You who are weak and run down you who are clum troubled bv various -aIH weather ailments, use Rexall Olive Oil Emulsion to get and keen well and strong. It is a sensible, pleasant tast ing aid to renewed strength, better spirits, glowing health. If it doesn't help you, come and tell us and we will give back your money without a word. That is hnw miiph faith wa h.u. i ; ..v.. ... . ....... V . . . . 1 1 1 b. Sold onlv at the 7.0(10 Rexall and in this town nnlv hv na SI ' H. 0. Kresso, Hood River, Ore. Marshal Attacked By Belligerent Dog City Marshal Carson was Tattacked by a belligerent stray dog last Thurs day and severely bitten on the left wrist. The dog had no owner and was making trouble for residents of the city. The marshal investigated his case and was preparing to take the canine down to the.Columbia bank to the execution ground. But the pup was game and put up a goud fight. "1 killed him without compunction," says Marshal Carson. Vou Save Money When you buy Foley's Honey and Tar Compound because just a ew doses will stop the cough and heals the cold, one bottle lasts a long time, and the last dose is as good as the first. Mrs. S 8. S., 20 Van Buret! St., Kingston, N. Y., says. "Father had larippe and his cough was something terrible and he could not slefp. Foley's Honey and Tar not only stopped his coughing, but it brought rnv voke back to me after a severe case of bronchitis and laryngitis" Sold by Chas, N. Clarke. $1.00 A WEEK Insured against loss or damage by fire, flood or accident of any kind 1 fjfl" $1.00 A WEEK Guaranteed for life. An unconditional guar antee of everlasting satisfaction. SEWING MACHINE The FREE The only sewing machine in the world combingthe simplicity of tne LONG SHUTTLE with the light running noiseless, almost effortless ROTARY action. ' Sent Anywhere on Trial. Mach in-or rclnV:rDMe E. A. FRANZ CO. Serious Catarrh Yields to ilyomei Do not let this serious disease extend aloiip thft flelimtA miiniia tn..mkan gradually going from the nose to the throat, thence into the bronchial tubes and downward into the lungs. There is no other treatment for catarrh that is like Ilyomei or just as good. None can take its place, none give such quick, effective and sure rWief and at so little cost furthermore Keir & Cass will refund your money if yir a-e not satis fied. liegln using Ilyomei now today and see how quickly the drop mgs into the throat, the discharge from the nose, snilllinir and all other ai nmtoma ( i. arrh are overcome; and remember no stomach drugging you breBthe it. The complete outfit containing inhaler and uuuie oi uquiu costs out si. Kxtra bot ties of liquid, if later needed, 50 cents. Get GUARANTEED Eastern Blue stone at McDonald's. FIR Mrs. L. C. Williams has returned from Hood River whert she had been visiting her granddaughters, Mrs. C. Horenberger and Miss Mary Neely. Mr. Barrett and Miss Esther snent Saturday in Hood River. Mr. ' Barrett and daughters spent Sunday visiting Mr. and Mrs. Spurling MessrB. Cole. West and Barrett were in Hood River on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. West visited Mr. Ja cobs Sunday and report nearly two feet of snow there, while here on the lower level it iB most gone. Joe Jacobs says it is work hunting, as the bob cats are scarec. John Hale ard wife spent Sunday with Mr. and MrB. G. T. Asbher. C. Sutherlin is busy cutting wood and says a man on a brush ranch can work all duy and never get it all done. I alii ril)L I I S mx limn 1 (&;; ... jyj. Iff ir f' I" W JJ m I Aik yonr dealer about the new PRESENTS for boy, ml girl, that go with "Olympic" Wheat Hearts and 'Olympic" Pancake Flour Just the dandiest, catch iest, most interesting "new" novelties imagina ble, especially imported from Germany. Portland Flouring Mills lo. ! Portland. Or.ioi Melia's Rosaline Boy, No. 102410 SIRE: Mclia Ann's King 7th, No. 74814; DAM: Rosaline Rioter. No. 191545; a grandson of the great $15,008 Bull, Melia Ann's King No. 56581 ' The greatest Jersey bull living or dead, w hen juc'wd by his, success in the show ring and the wonderful record of his get lie is sire of 6H tested cows tests made on the Island and in twelve different states. Melia Ann's King 7th, bred by George K. Peer, of New York. A pure St. I.amlM?rt bull, inbred Melia Ann, with out-cross to the famous King of St. Lamlert fsmily. His sons head of two the leading breeding establish ments of the Willamette Valley, besides numerous hrds in the west. Mr. cow owner "Keep a good thing up." Also, a registered Poland China lioar of good quality. Services cash -no exceptions. GEO. O. WESTERBERG Phone Odell 18 wiaf,w '' - IN California Winter is the name of a Season, not the description of a Climate. LET US HELP YOU PLAN A VISIT to the land of Sunshine, Fruits and Flowers. Outdoor Sports Auto Trips among; the Orange Groves-Trips to the Beaches Surf Bathing-and the hundreds of varied amusements for which California is famous. ROUND TRIP TICKETS AT REDUCED RATES For handsome booklets de scriptive of California, also for Fares, Tickets or Reservations Call on any Agent of the Oregon-Washington Rail road & Navigation Co. OUR ANNUAL WHITE FAIR OPENS FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13th The New White Goods will be on Display and on Sale throughout the store. You will surely be pleased with the new materials and the new designs of the 1914 White Creations and the prices will be equally attractive The New Under Muslins and Lingerie For Ladies, Misses and Children combines all the desirable im provements, without sacrificing the quality or price. Theyjn chnle a wide range in price with a large assortment in designs and patterns. Ladies Muslin and Crepe Gowns from. Ladies Muslin and Crepe Drawers from.... .48c up 23c up Ladies Muslin and Crepe Combinations from 48c up Ladies Muslin and Crepe Princess Slips from 98c up Ladies Muslin and Crepe Corset Covers from 13c up new garment this season is ' The Leona Garment," a Lj'li0'!0011 ewer, skirt and drawers calledlhe 3 in garment, fits perfectly snug and smooth. il fl 1 1 i 4$) v 7266 tfrv i ill i The New White Yard Goods Armore sheer and dainty than ever this Season. Crepe weaves of all kinds, Crepe Voiles and Embroidered Crepes, are very ichjneyjdge SincRajine, BrocadedSilk and Tokyo Crepes 34 in. part silk Crepe de Chine, plain white.... 65c 45 in. Embroidered Crepe Voile Flouncing $2.25 45 in. Embroidered Voile Flouncing 78c to 1.35 18 in. Embroidered, all over small designs 73c Embroidered Sets for Infants Dresses, one of a kind $1.98 30 in. Windsor Mercerized Crepe Plisse Pebble effect... 19c 27 in. Flaxon Crepe Voiles in stripes and checked patterns.. 25c 32 in. Crepe Applique, white ground with colored figures.. 3 9c 27 in. narrow or wide stripe Pique also cluster stripes 23c All White Goods will be Included in Our Annual White Fair and White Goods Sale Beginning Friday, February 13th Of Special Interest to the Ladies 9"? and Tuesday, f wiI1 h hi Vio h rr i i Aofoi vt i 1 rmfft uuilo. full fines here to show you and take your special order for any garment you may select. Garments so ordered will tint vtmerSt ?? ?H, t Hi. Jr." H W 0119 S1 ies cordially invited to conie in and see the very latest Spring styles in ladies Ready to Wear, Whether you buT or not Kemember the dates. Monday and Tuesday, February lfeth and 17th, the place is where they do things-anyone can tell you about it. euier ou Duy or not. March 15th is not far off. Piano Con testants Please Take Notice. BRAGG MERCANTILE CO. Some one will be be awarded tha fine Piano-Votes counts a good deal NOW
