IW)()D HIVEH GLACIEK. THURSDAY. MAY '17,
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Artistic Jewelry
Discriminating patrons of jewelers are de
manding now, more than ever before, new and
distinctive designs in jewelry.
Here you will find a choice of just such pro
ducts in rings, bracelets, scarf pins, neck chains
and ornaments.
And if you have laid away pieces of jewelry
you do not wear because of its old-fashioned
mountings, bring them in and let us shov you
what new and beautiful articles we can make
from them.
W. F. Laraway
Jeweler Hood River
E. H. SHEPARD BORN
TO FRUIT BUSINESS
Plain Statements of Facts
are all we rely on aa arguments in our merchandising. The truth is con
vincing enough without the necessity of enibnltsning it with exaggeration
or misrepresentation, We rely on our shoes and your sound judgment to
make sales. Como and Bee if our confidence is not justified.
J. C. JOHNSEN, the Hood River Shoe Man
Shoes and Shoe Repairing
The fruit industry hat been born and
bred in E. H. Shepard. sole editor and
publisher of better r ruit, a mommy
periodical devoted entirely to orchard 1
infz and allied businesses. Mr. Shepard
is 58 year of age, having been born at
Marysville. Calif., in 1S37. Hiafath-!
er, E. A. Shepard, was a pioneer oreh
ardist of the Marysville district having
planted the New England orchard, the
peara of which today demand a prem
ium in the country's markets. The r I
der Shepard had been raised in an
orchard district in New England, and
had spent bis boyhood in leaming'the
methods of caring for trees.
E. H. Shepard was graduated from
the University of California, receiving
the degree of Bachelor of Philosophy,
in lHhO. He is a member of the Zeta
t'si National Green Letter fraternity.
Throughout his life be has been active
in the alumni affairs of institutions of
higher education. He ia member of
the Portland University club and a
charter member of the Hood River
University club. Mr. Shepard, after
leaving college, became engaged in the
wholesale mercantile buisness. He re
moved to Portland in lhM, where he
has been active in social life, having
become a member of the Arlington
club, in which organization he still re
tains his membership. In l'JOl Mr.
Shepard was married to Miss Alice
Failing, a member of one of Portland's
pioneer families.
Mr. Shepard came to Hood River in
1903 and purchased orchard tracts. At
the present time he is owner of a 40
acre full bearing commercial orcnara.
He established lietter Fruit in l'JOo.
Mr. Shepard has been active in the
development of marketing systems.
For nine years he was on the board of
the local cooperative shipping associa
tion, and fur six years managed the
organization. At the same time he
has fiiiured prominently in national
fruit circles. He is a member of the
International Apple Shippers Associa
tion. . In l'JIO he delivered an address
before that body at its annual conven
tion in Niagara Falls, N. Y. In 1911
Mr. Shepard delivered an address at
Sacramento. Last year he addressed
the meeting of the California Fruit
Growers Association at Davis. Lain,
For the tiast seven years Mr. Shepard
has been invited to address the Wash
ington State Horticultural Suciety at
their annual conventions, and during
that time he has missed but one meet
ing.
PINE GROVE SCHOOL
PAGEANT TOMORROW
On the Pine Grove school campus to
morrow a scenic pageant in brilliant
coloring and song will be giwn t y the
school, led by Miss Aldir.e Iiartrr.er.
musical director, and the teachers r
the school. The characters and Mowers
impersonated are :
Mother Nature, in green with tilue
bird wand of happiness. Maude Win-
chell.
The Kains, four little bin in gray.
Wirter. in white, changed to Spring,
in green, Floyd Mason.
The flowers are, the tulips, poppies,
sweet peas.
Little white bullertltc?.
The Queen's Heralds, Kr.ights.Cmw n
Rearer, Rainbow attendai ts.
May Queen, Jessie Lewis.
The Danish dancers.
'1 he Welch dancers.
Winter puts the flowers to sleep in
their gardens.
Spring is called forth l.y Mother Na
ture.
Spring and Rama awuken the (low
ers.
The May Queen is brought forth by
her Heralds and Knights with her reti
nue of attendants singing "Spring
time," is crowned and placed on throne
singing, "Crown her Queen of May."
For the Queens' entertainment is
given the following program:
A greeting of welcome, to It Ruin
bow girls, by school.
Dance by the Rainbow.
Song to the Tulips, by school.
Song to the Sweet 1'eas, by the
school.
Folk dance by the Danish (lunotrs.
Song to the Poppies hy school.
The Butterflies' caresses.
Singing by the Welclinien, "TmITj
was a Welchnian."
Folk dance, Rainbow.
The children will all be in costume.
The orchestra consists of (.1. W.
Wuest, violin; C. K. Kenton, viuhn;
Miss llaitmess, piano; Victor Thump
sen arum.
No admission will he charged.
GEM PROGRAM TODAY
SAM IIEPPXER PLANS
ALASKAN Fill IT SALES
W. Hep;;' r i . !. t n
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WE STACK UP
our lumber against that of anv other
dealer in the country as to iiiality and
elliciency. No matter what high soiind
ing phrases or adjectives others use in
recommending their own stuff, we're
there with real lumber uiinus high price.
Bridal Veil Lumbering Co.
Building Material and Box ShooRs
Phone 2181
SI
YOU WILL FIND
HERSHEY'S
COCA
t
The best drink you have ever tried. Cause One hun-
dred per cent quality. Quality gives satisfaction.
Your patronage is earnestly solicited.
WOOD'S GROCERY
"The Best Things to Eat"
SLNNOTT TO DELIVER
MEMORIAL ADDRESS
Heppi.er, w
noun - ft r J ui 1 1 .
Se:.tii.g the smi
n. iikirg a cl tl;
Lining tt.nl I'.ri
as to justify fli i : t
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Congressman Nick J. Sinnott, of The
Dalles, has acceped an invitation from
r.nku I'nut II A H . tn rnme here
next Monday and deliver the.Memoria!
address, when me local veterans aim
members of the Relief Corps partici
pate in their annual observance of the
occasion. The address will be deliv
ered at ldlewilde cemetery beneath the
giant oaks that cover the west portion
of the burying ground. The members
of the Post have decided to erect the
seats and platform to be used for the
occasion, and all will gather Saturday
for this work.
On Sunday morning at 10.45 the old
onlrtifim mpinhprB of the Post, and
members of the Canby Relief Corps
will assemble at the K. fo P. hall, and
march from there to Asbury church,
where Rev. W. B. Young will deliver
the Memorial sermon.
John A. Wilson, as quartermaster of
the Canby Post, will place on the grave
of each old soldier who has heard the
last reveille, one of the heloved Hags of
his country. On Sunday evening he
will go to Pine Grove cemetery, where
a flag will be placed over the grave of
the father of A. I. Mason.
The Post and Corps members are re
quested to assemble at the intersection
of the W'est Side macadam and Brook
side drive at 9.45 Monday morning.
The graves of all deceased veterans
will be strewn with dowers, and a rit
nnliutin eprvipp will hp. held over the
graves of those buried in the Grand
Army lot. following this portion oi
the piogram a number of musical selec
tions will be rendered, and then Con
gressman Sinnott will deliver the ad
dress of the day.
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WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A FRESH SUPPLY OF
Nitrate of Soda, Muriate of Potash
AND ALL KINDS OF FERTILIZERS
COME TO US DIRECT FOR
WOOD-FIBERED HOUSE PLASTER
CEMENT AND LIME
AS WE UNLOAD DIRECT FROM THE CARS
STRANAHAN & CLARK
Hood River, Oregon
, nr c," : ';v,"; ;.ljo
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The Purity Dairy Co.
Yours for prompt service and
Good Milk
THOS. D. CALKINS
White River
Flour
Makes Bread Having the
Old Bread? Flavor
AT YOUR GROCERS
Minister Praises Pictures
Among those who have been offering
their praise for the recent pictures of
the New Electric theatre is Kev. 11. A.
MacDonald. After witnessing the pre
sentation of the film drama, "The War
of the Wild" at the popular new show
house last Thursday night Rev. Mac
Donald said :
"I have never seen better pictures of
animals. It was thrilling and instruc
tive. Messrs. Shay and Whitcomb are
putting on a high class lot of moving
pictures."
The courteous treatment of patrons
and the all evident endeavors to please
those who visit their shows have won
for the management of the New Elec
tric many friends.
"The Dollar Mark." A William A.
Brady five reel feature. Featuring
Hubert Warwick and l'auline Freder
icks. It was written by lieurge Urnad
hurst, as a companion play to "Hie
Man of the Hour."
Friday and Saturday
"The Champion." An Essanay two
reel comedy featuring Charles Chaplin.
It will drive away all cares and keep
you convulsed with laughter from start
to finish. "If you don't want to laugh,
don't go to see it, fur it is iinposnlile
not to laugh at this great comedian in
Ihis comedy. Dont fail to see Charles
Chaplin and his bull dug.
' Her Supreme sacrince. A rtaietu
two reel drama featuring Alice Joyce.
Sunday
"Killpd Auainst Orders." An Edi-
son three reel.speciul featuring Miriam
Nesbit and Kigelow cooper.
"The Taming of Kita." A Vita-
graph comedy. As wild as a Manh
hate, she meets tier match. Her ne-
miirti stEfpr in still u:utn,i fur I, it's.
Oh yes, Rita was tamed, although she I
leu everyoouy a nveiy cnase htm.
Margaret (iibsou as Kita.
Wednesday and Thursday
Wednesday and Thursday, June 2 and
3, the five reel feature, "Lola," will be
shown. Featuring Clara Kimball
Young. "There is a Divinity that
shapes our ends, rough hew them as wi
may." The truth of this fm i' i ex
emplified in the unfolding of the i brill
ing story of "l.ola." The Heiy uf
Lolu is one 'of the most return kalile
that has ever been put on the bitei n
and it has become a subject of wide
spread discussion and divergence cf
opinions. Was Lola really dead? Was
her father juslilied in his scientific ex
periments? Was l.ola to biame for the
inexplicable change in her character,
or was she but the victim of son.e in
scrutable fate? These are some of the
questions thht will be asked. W hatever
the anwfers may be, it will be univer
sally conceded that in the adoption of
Owen Davis' play, pictuiized by Jiin.es
Young, the favorite picture star, dura
Kimball Young, has found a vehicle
which enables her to give full vent to
her unique gift of econlional character
izations and at the same time purtrajs
a story of extraordinary interest.
Don't forget tl e date, June 2 and ?.
The Cough that "Hangs On."
Lingering colds, bronchial coughs, la
grippe col l and Himilar ailments that
"hang on" until May are likely to hint
all summer it not cured. Foley's Honey
and Tar Compound will allay inflitniniu
tion, clear stopped passages, relieve dis
tressing discharges at the source, banish
stuffy, wheezy breathing and lieul and
soothe raw nasal and bronchial pus
sages. It is pn hi i ill in action ; wife and
sure. Contains no opiates. For sale
by Chas. N. Clarke.
tn,n t tr.o ll . i it Lii er Ii w.i i 1 ; ',' . i i .
"We ti.iill li'i n, in .A:.i-.i i i
fall, perhaps hi t . " .- n I M r. II
l.er jji-l leloie !.i ili;aiti.re. "i r
will visit all tl t ii! j ort.ii.t c;t :i .-. ;,
in rate we tii.d ti.e i:i u hi el for t:it.t l
pioper pmpei tin' t will 1 1.) l.t
ai.d Luild htuiae- t'cii.irs.
"1 have taUid w u '. a i.i.n ! t r i f 1 1 1 -pie
about si.cli t v ei i i.te, ii-d tl.t i b
till ii. e that I lo..k :,t it ir. in n i
leVfl-U iidi d (-U! il J "it t. I io ill-,
why wo cam ut m it al.itnfii.rli.it
Up there. Juneau b.. the large t Ma-:
null in the wend. ad the pan.li i
sucb as to caus-e a man to t. kc If Li
hut. 1 think we can iill u let i.f i.i.i
Dotal Kiver H' ies. 1 Line i.ht . it
'furtd the backet: of a i niii i i.l
growtrs, who tell me tbi.t ii 1 " I
Willi sucoes.i 1 n.:i m II tie ir f i u.l .
Chamberlain's Liniment
Tbii- preparation i- n.te !! e- ; '
f. .r r I .I'll II lilt i - li 1 , i I 'I t- i k . -1 '" .t 1 1 1 - : ' i
like ailment". It i- a ia,n.te wills - "
; pie who arc '-H e.j lainl.-d with ;t
spleiidi'l ntliilitlc- ir-. thail." I..H
j Her, W itha-h, In I , - of it, "1 b He
; found ( balllbi'l 'uln - l liilliu'lit tin' be-l
: thing l'..r lame bat k and i-pr.iiiis 1 base
en r n-i-.l. It vti'i h liki- a ebaini an I
n Leo pilill and f n . -ne--. Il loir- be. II
Ued I'V other- o! lu loiil'V il- tell a
Invself f .r U'Wa'.i- ol tweiitv mm'-.'
and cent bolt!- -. I ,.r a!o bv .ill
dealer-.
! Fine liorries i'i Cily Limits
On tl e block j.ist Miutb t.f t e !b i-.l
Hi;er hili sclint 1 is tu e ut tl.e line-1
young btriy tracts in tie count v. I be
i piopt rty is Ii ant d l.y II. A. Dacki It.
who pbinttd the Mmabirrns ni.-t
! spring. T he tin if (y young vi:a s ate
liviiring e.vct llently tiiis Jear aial Mr.
I Hackett is expecting a line j it Id.
Mr. Dackttt ba urianged ut tit
northwest bcurner ef his citv bt try
tract a very convenient packing hnli .
It is an iutert sting sight tn seethe
city block crawded with iekirs aril
i to watch the ind u: trious pin ki r il Itiv
arrange the big luscious Clink st tri
llings in the boxes a-.d cratts.
Whooping (loiiuli
"About ii year a si" my three bots Inn)
W'hiHipiiig coinli iiud 1 loiind .'bambei
hlinV t iiiiili Krineily the only one that
would relieve their n midline ami w In top
ing shells. 1 t'oiitinued tins tiealmrnt
autl wa-surprised to liud Unit it cured
the di-ea-e in a very short ( ini" w rites
Mrs. Artdiie Dairy -tuple, frtioksvillo,
thin. For sale bv all dealers.
We have just received our Spring
shipment of
Lawn Mowers
and can supply them in any price
from 33 to $10. We iire sure that
we can please you both in price
and quality.
RUBBER HOSE
W have the larv t stv!v that we have ever car
ried, not a foot ciifrki! over from last year and as
ruMu-r tleteriorates cry rapidly this is an impor
tant thing to remember when buying hose.
We want your business and make the
prices to ict it.
Blowers Hardware Co
The Firm That "MaKcs Good"
Phone 16)1 Oak and 1st Sts.
Sick Headache
Mrs. A. I. Luckie, Kast Rochester, N.
V., was a victim of Hick liea.lat heB and
dwpontlency, caused by a badly weak
ened and debiliated condition of her
stomach, when she began taking Cham
berlain's Tablets. She sayc, "I found
them pleasant to take, also mild and ef
ective. In a few weeks' time I was re
stored to mv former good health." For
sale by all dealers.
Columbia Park Improvement
The Stanley-Smith Lumber Co. last
vceek made several much needed im
provements in the grandstand at Co
lumbia park. New seats were built
and new wire netting placed behind
the catcher's stand. All fans have
been expressing their approval of the
new touches at the ball park.
For A Torpid Liver
"I have used Chamberlain's Tablets
off and on for the past six years when
ever my liver dhows signs of being in a
disordered condition. They have always
acted quickly and gUen me the desired
relief,'' writes Mrs. F. II. Trubtis,
Springville, N. Y. For sale by all
dealers.
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THREE POUNDS
$1.10
Pond's PropHooks
Patt ul Applied Fori
'The Cheapest Form of Orchard Insurance'
Mil OUi'llAKHIST:
Do you wjint to lie -'alV from WIND damntro; to keep up
(.TLTIYATION iil'lor ; hi t i nir is tlmio; to t'row and harvest
('!;(!'.- Iii'i.v. en i ! i v !(.-; without intorniption; to pasture
1 ' ('): IS ia ili'.' ni'e!i:ii'ii; t- iin-rcai-.c tlu iicrci'iUaKc of KXTllA
TAXrV fruit: to pi-i's.M-v.' Hi.' 11KA1.TII ami AITKAUANCE
of our oi liar.i; a !ii'orliii s, sto;:i that is lilHO', CHKAPER
and Mull - nn .vi l.l'l' li HIN T than any oilier?
If so iineMirutf 1 In ' Pond System of propping, Tliellood
Uii-r Way', an I s.-tol i'-' free illustrated ciivular. Triedand
unariiiiou. ! e.-.dois, d lv the Jlood Uivot jrrowiTS in 11)11
RU3SIXL G. FOND
Parkdal;, CUm 1 v:r) Orrm Telephone Odell 2x
tul A steel-cut, freah-r o a r t
V. V -, - .. . .. t. ..re
1 coiiee no ausi no cn.tt i
atr-tight cans.
t ffi
BASE BALL
J? I 1 11 - a. X
the Growers, paying cash.
If you have Strawberries, Cher
ries and Pears to sell let us
know in advance. Phone 3422
No fruit received after 12 o'clock noon on Saturdays
HAVE YOU WEAK LUNGS?
Do colds settle on your chest or in your
bronchial tutje9 ? Do coughs hang on, or
re you subject to throat troubles?
. Such troubles should have immediate
treatment with the strengthening powers
of Scott's Emulsion to guard against
Consumption which so easily follows.
Scott's Emulsion contains purecod liver
oil which peculiarly strengthens the res
piratory tract and improves the quality of
the blood; the glycerine in it soothes and
heals the tender membranes of the throat.
Scott's is prescribed by the best special
ists. You can get it at any drug store.
Scott & Bowne, Bloomficld, N. J.
The Hood River town team defeated
the Heights team last Sunday, 9-7
As a preliminary the K. of V. Iude
team lined up an aggregation aguiust
the 1. O. O. F. team. Despite the fact
that Ford, spit ball artist for the K. of
F. team, batted 100U pet., his team
went down to ignoble defeat by the
score of 144. liatteries for the K. of
P. lodge team were Ford and Shermer
horn; for the I. 0. 0. F., McGuire and
Frohn.
The old veteran heaver, Tamp Os
borne, was on the mound for the
Heights, and Stockton for the down
towners. Oehorne allowed 12 hits, but
kept them well scattered and with good
support would have won. The entire
high school infield was on duty for la
ker's team, with the exception cf the
pitcher.
The batting order was: For town
team, Heppner, If; Pope, ss; Hale, 3b;
Meyers, rf; Button, c; Porter, lb;
Thomas, 2b; Childs, cf, and Stockton,
p. For the Heights. Davis, 3b; Sex
ton, as; Kent, lb; McCutcheon, c; A.
Pape, rf; Waldie, cf; Carson, 2b;
Eastman, If; and Osborne, p.
Score Hits: Hale, Meyers, 2; But
ton, 2; Porter, 2; Thomas; Childs, 2;
Stockton, 2; Sexton; A. Pape; Waldie,
2; Carson, 2, arid Eastman.
Runs: C. Pape, Meyers, liuton. Por
ter, Thomas, 2, Childs, 3, Davis, Sex
ton, Kent, A. Pape, Waldie, Carson
and Eastman.
Bids for Wood Wanted.
Bids wanted fur ITU cords 4 foit f ine
wood. .Mui-t lie dry henry wood ; nlo bide
for 170 cords dry elub wood to be deliv
ered at the school houses of School His- t
trict No. 3 not later than September I.
1915. Bids to be opened June "24, 1 'J 1 r.
The Board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids. Bids to be Heimrate
M. II. MCKI.ESKX,
jnlO Clerk School Dist. No. 3
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ViO i .L3.a; 'LJ.tJ: .LL'iJi'wu
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Guaranteed Used Atuomobiles
On Easy Payments
5 end lot Lilt ol Price! inj Specilicationt
J.W.LEAVITT&CO.
PORTLAND
I WISH to iiiiiioiiiK-e to
my eitroiis that I have
purt lKiMil the entire in
tercut in the market for
uieily coinliu'ti'd by Mr.
Van Allen and myself. As
Miring you ol my appreci
ation of your past favors,
1 Mtlieit that you continue
to tlo busiiit'ss with us.
(,iiii,l iuality meats and
coiiitt'ous treatment.
Telephone 4141
COTTAGE
HOSPITAL
Hood River's Medical
Institution
Open to the public for treat
ment of Medical and' Surgi-
; cal cases.
RATES ON APPLICATION
Address
Cottage llosp'ta! Assn.
HOOD RIVER. OREGON.
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Oakdale Greenhouses
The first 15 days in December
is a good time to plant Hoses,
Shrubs and all hardy plants.
We have them. Have also tu
lips and daffodils. Pot plants
for winter at I'ranz', where
orders for cut flowers will be
taken.
Fletcherta Fletcher
Phone 4738 Hood River
T. J. KINNAIRD
Groceries
Fresh Vegetables and Fruit in Season
Flour and Feed
Phone 2121
Hood River, Oregon
S. E. BARTMESS
Funeral Director and Practical Embalmer
Established 2 Veais
HOOD IUVEtt, OREGON