HOOD RIVER (ILA( lEIt TM'RSlA. .11 l.V 1. 1010
IMMINENT MAN TO CAI'T. SCHETKY.AGLD
ADDRESS GRANGE 92, SEES HIGHWAY
ZMake her kitchen
a pride and joy
Perhaps nothing is more disheartening to
a housewife.more trying to her nerves, than
a dark, dingy, unattractive kitchen. And
nothing is easier of correction.
B-II Satin Egg Shell Finish on the walls
any one of 12 artistic shades and B-H
Gold Seal White Enamel on the woodwork
will turn her kitchen into a room to be
proud of one to invite friends to inspect.
Be sure to think of Bass-Hueter when
considering a painting job whether a room
or an entire house inside work or out. The
B-H line contains paints, varnishes, stains,
enamels, in fact preparations for every
painting use.
Let us assist you in the proper choice
cf materials. Also we can fit you out with
brushes and other necess'tic s.
DISTRIBUTORS'
H. S. BraaKman, Hood River, Or.
. Paints ami Wall Papi-r Painting ami Paper Hanging
UKaxureU
Good looks, plenty of comfort and convenience and ample room for fie adults
make the Maxwell Touring model the ideal air for family use. The popularity
of this pleasure car alone, during the past five seasons, would have enabled
the Maxwell Motor Company to attain a volume production such as few motor
car companies achieve with an entire line.
Five years of intensive manufacture have developed the Maxwell chassis
remarkably, and the efforts of the past year to enhance the car's appearance
have borne good fruit.
The Touring Car appears this season with a new body. It is just a
little more roomy than its predecessors more space in the tonneau and more
clearance and leg room in the driving compartment. This naturally followed as
a result of lengthening the chassis several inches.
A FULL LINE 01 UNITED STATES TIRES IN STOCK
L. E. FOUST
En route tu tilad-t-i.e to dt.ivtr a
series of lecture at tre hiir.uui chautnu
i:ua there. Juhn C Keteham, aivordinu
t'j a letter jut received by J. M. Tay
1 r. secretary i t the lueai urfc'ittiizatiun,
will tnp here next Tuesday to deliver
' nn ad..lre- at Pine lirove rrar.pe hall.
Mr. Keti'ham, a lecturer tf the Na
tional t'trarye and Master of the Mirhi
uan -tate grange, is nationally known
as a stutie'.t on problems' coid'runtu.tf
farmers.
It was at tirst planned that Mr.
; Keteham would join orihardists and
their families on an all day pnaie
: Tuesday. It was decided, however.
I because of the busy season, to limit
' his abearance in public to an uddre?s
j at fc o'clock Tuesday evening. The
i Ke neral public has been invited to Join
i the grangers.
"Oi.e i.eeu r.ct o arouJ to see bed
tful cenery." ua the evren.enl Capt.
C. A. Schetky. I'. S. N. retired, who
recertlv celebrated his '.'2nd birthday,
r 'lade after motoring up from Portland
with the family uf his sut;-in la. Scott
F. AitKen. I'apt. Schetky made the
trip to l'i rtland by tram. iK-spite his
xtreme ae, be arrived here less
tired, he declared, than if he had taken
a rail journey of the atjie distance.
C'apt Schetky has sailed the Seven,
Seas, has visited all the principal ports
f the world and has traveled extort
stvtly inland in foreign countries, but
he tays no region has a greater scenic
appeal than the mid-Columbia.
As
Ltts uf Appetite
a general rule there is nothing '
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, i Letters From and About Soldiers i
COLUMBIA
LUNCH ROOM
In connection with Hotel Oregon
Adjoins Hotel on Cascade Avenue
A new lunch room for the convenience of the
general public and our guests.
SPECIAL LUNCH
a ill be jeneJ daily an) other meals a in carte til all hoinj
between o a. m and 11 p. m.
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Telephone .'-197
DERBY & STEARNS
Lawyers
HOOD RIVER, OREGON.
j Rev. Frank Spauldin participated
i in a pleasant Fourth of July reunion
with his three sons, l.ee, t'iin I'., and i
, Karl M., ail of who have been over-'
; seas. Olin p.. Spauldin, sergeant with ;
an aero squadron, w as the last to re-;
i turn. Earl M. Spauldani; v as m France
with C. F., ISth Engineers, l.ee
Spaukiinp, w ho has been attending the
journalism department of the L'niver-:
i sity of Washington, was the first Hood
i River man wounded in battle. He
: bears a stilt knee as a result of a bul-
let at Chateau Thierry, where with the
i Marine Corps he won a distinguished
' service cross.
; Kev. Spaulding i recuperating from
: a severe attack of rheumatism, lie has
(been pastor of the Oaksdale, Wash.,
I Methodist church, but has been forced
; to retire from the active ministry be-
cause of his ill health-
K. M. Caton, who expects to return
from here soon to A berdeen to enter
shipyard work, furnished live sons dur
inn; he great war. Frederick Caton,
wliu served overseas with the 357th
j ammunition train with the '.toth I'ivi
siot , has just returned home. Charles
; Caton is a tirstclasg fireman aboard the
' I'. S. S. Wisconsin. John Caton is still
; in h ranee, where he is serving in the
! mail department of the American expe
ditionary forces. William II. Caton has
; just been mustered out after sen ice
ion the Mexican border, and the fifth
! son, Fdward Catun, was in the spruce
production division.
Although he is not yet 'Jo ears old,
Carl, son of Mr. and Mrs. 1',. K. Hous
ton, has completed two years of naval
enlistment. Writing his mother from
Philadelphia, he says that he has just
returned from his ninth trip across the
Atlantic in transport service abroad
the I'. S. S. Wisconsin.
"Hut I am thankful," he writes,
I "that it is the last. We have been
; ordered to drydock for repairs. Then
i we will join the I'acilic fleet. I am
! expecting my discharge in time to go
I to school this fall. It will not be so
I bad if I can be on the west coast and
closer home."
i The young sailor stated that his ship
was at lirest for ten days before his
I last journey across with soldiers.
i
Jas. E. Montgomery, formerly local
I newspaper man, has received a cap
; tainry in the Reserve corps. Mr. Mont
gomery, who received a first lieuten-
ant's commission at the second I'residio ,
camp, was assigned to duty with the
spruce production divisioti, mid has
. served since in I'ortland. While he has
! been mustered out of army service, he
has been retained as assistant manager ,
in the disposal of the vast (uantity of
equipment used by the spruce produc
tion division. :
John Green, whose parents reside on
an orchard place near Mount Hood, has
just returned from a lb' months' ser- j
vice with the 28th Aero Squadron over
sea . Mr. Green, who has resumed his
woik on the orchard place, wears live
stats for participation in major drives :
in France. j
Claud Davidson, w ho w as overseas i
with a machine gun company of the ;
91st Division, having served as a liai- l
! son sergeant in the Argonne Forest
and in Helgiuni, has returned to his
home at Underwood, and has resumed
superintendency of a large orchard
place there. j
WHITE SALMON, j
irroin ihe hiiterpr!e)
Frank Wilke returned from The
Dalles Wednesday, where he made $117
in 12 days (licking cherries. One day
he picked 6IHI pounds and got $12 for '
: his day's work. Miss Wilms Tieke, i
of Pleasant View, who is picking eher-1
ries at The Dalles, made $7.50 one day.
The White Salmon Milliard Parlors,
the Crow Bros, store and the North '
Hank Laundry were visited by thieves j
recently. In the billiard parlor some
!Ml cigars, $16.50 in cash and tobacco j
were taken, in all amounting to about i
$100. At Crow Bros, store the thieves ;
took some jewelry, shirts and gloves, ;
totaling about $50. At the laundry, j
laundry packages were broken into and
the thieves carried away shirts and j
collars and underware. The exact;
amount is not known. j
I The Underwood Lumber & Hox Co., :
which is operating a saw mill on the
Northwestern lake near town, is al- i
ready shipping lumber and railroad
ties, two trucks being kept busy daily
hauling the timbers from the mill to
the White Sa'mon depot. The new
mill is cutting :ir,000 feet of lumber '
daily and is employing local labor cn 1
! tirely. It has orders for 200,000 feet
of railroad ties which must be gotten
out at once.
Mr. Shipley, of the company, reports j
that 200 logs are being cut daily in the i
woods near Camp Five and floated ;
down the White Salmon river to the;
! mill, and that everything is working 1
fine. I
The company, looking forward to the '
demand for lumber in this city, be
cause of the lack of residences, ex
pects to put in soon a retail lumber
yard and will carry the finest stock to
be had.
The scarcity of houses in town at
this time is very apparent and a num
ber of families wishing to locate here
have been forced to go to Hoik! River .
or elsewhere to live.
Summer Complaint In Children
There is not anything like so many ,
deaths from this disease now as before
Camherlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Rem
edy came into such general use. When
this remedy is given with castor oil as
directed andjproper care is taken as to
diet, it is safe to say fully ninety-nine
out of every hundred cases recover.
; Mr. W. G. Campbell, of Butler. Tenn.,
says, "1 have used Chamberlain's Colic
j and Diarrhoea Remedy for summer
! complaint in children. " It is far ahead
j of anything I have ever used for this
I purpose. "
serious about a loss of appetite, and if
you skip a meal or only tat two meals j
a day for a few days you will soon!
have a relish for your meals when meal :
time conies. Bear in mind that at 1
least five hours should always elapse ;
between meals so as to give the food
ample tune to digest and tfie stomach
a period of rest before the second meal ,
is taken. Then if you eat no more !
than you crave and take a reasonable!
amount of.outdoor exercise every day ;
you will not need to worry about your
appetite. When the loss of apetite is
caused by constipation as is often the
case, that should be corrected at once.
A Jdose of Chamberlain's Tablets w ill
do it.
Phone your paint and paper wants to
Hunt Paint Hail Paper Co., bo will
take cure of email as well ae large
ones. -!0tf
(Help Your Digestion
Wlinn B-iHwfiarmuI. relieve the
indigestion with
KhioidS
Dissolve easily on tongue as
pleasant to take as candy. Keep
your stomach sweet, try Ki-moids
MADE BY SCOTI BOWNE
MAKERS OF SCOTTS EMULSION
Roxylite Suit Cases
and Hand Bags.
The best cheap Case on the
market today.
Also. 1 liiivt' iti stock
Auto and Buggy Dusters
W. G. WEBER
Bell Building
W.J.Baker&Co.
Dcult'ix in
REAL ESTATE
Fruit and Farm
Lands
R. C. GLANVILLE
.VlTOliNKY AT I.WV
Hooin 1 National Dank Hiuldintr
Hood River, OieiMll
DR E. O. DUTRO
PHYSICIAN AND M PtiKO.N
I Ulice. Hail lildn , Phone 1-.71
Hours. 'J to 5 p. in.
Residence: Udell. Phone, I Mel! i't'.i
Hours,: ! to 11 a. in.
J. F. WATT, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
K.ipiipped lor
X Hay and Klectro-Tlierapenticp.
Telephone: law unit
H. L. DUMBLE,
PHYSICIAN AND SURUKON.
i'hIIk promptly aimwer.'d In town or couutrv
lny or nikiiI.
Telephone: Kenhli-nre, KM: (Ifflce, 1241.
Office In the Brosliis Bulldlii"
E.D.KANAGA
Physician and Surgeon
Office, in Eliol
Building
Phones: OHice 4L'll
Res. lull
DRS. ABRAHAM AND SIFTON
PHYSICIANS and Sl'lU.KONS
Rooms 17, l'i, L'O Hrosius HiuUling
Res. Phones: Dr. Abraham 415l.
Di. Siftoii 5m. Office 1151.
DR. F. C. BROSIUS
PHYSICIAN AND SCRtiKON
' 'dice bonis (or Summer, before 10 and
alter 5. Rooms 1, 2 and:) l'.ronius Bldj:.
Phone 1 hs. I .
Calls nu-wereil from Dee, l'J to 5.
Phone, Udell 40:i.
Dr. William Morton Post
Dentist
Rooms 1 and 2 Hall Bld. Phone 240
HOOD R I V V. R , ORKOON
C. H.JENKINS, D. M.D.
DKNTLST
Telephones: OIlicelOHl; residenc 3;!1
Ollice. over Butler Bank
E. L. SCOBEE, D. D. S.
DKNT1ST
Telephones: tlllice 31'-1 ; residence 3412
( Itliec in lirosins. Building
Dr. Carolyn Underhill
DENTIST
Smith Building. Telephone 2021
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MORE POWER
Zer olene g ives bet
ter compression,
therefore, more
power to your car.
It burns clean and
goes out with ex
haust. Deposits
least carbon. Get
a Correct Lubrica
tion Chart for your
car.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(Caiifcrm)
C. W. PrH'hK, -Special Auent, Standard Oil Co., Hood Rier.
DELIVERIES MADE
ANYWHERE ON THE
WEST SIDE
The new owners of the Oak Grove Store,
believing that the busy strawberry grower or
orchardists will appreciate a delivery service, have
instituted one for their patrons.
Step to the telephone and order from us.
Goods of identical value, purchased at
prices lower than those of city stores, will be
delivered to your door at once.
OAK GROVE STORE
Telephone
5582
C. A I I VI Oi l
F. FF.NWICK, JR.
NrYt'i haw we seen the llixxl River Valley
more contentedly busy.
Optimism is teac hing all the way clow n the line.
It is a day of ood things, amon them &oxl roads
and lememher our
Good Groceries
CONSOLIDATED MERCANTILE CO.
Automobile Service to all points
of Mid-Columbia
Regular Stage to and from Parkdale
As folloH :
Leave Hood lim r duily, except Sunday, at 4. .'10 p. ni.
Leave Parkdale daily, except Sunday, ut !i.lo, and on Saturday even
ings at ti. I., p. ii,. '
PORTLAND-HOOD RIVER MOTOR STAGE
Knal.lma you lo ee the Wonderful Columbia River Highway
at a nominal eosd.
FASHION LIVORY COMPANY
HOOD RIVF-R, OREGON
PHONE 1201
THE FISHERMAN
WILL FIND EVERYTHING AT
Pat's Place
Everyday, and Sunday, too
NEW LINE OF TACKLE SALMON EGGS
CIGARS, TOBACCO, CIGARETTES
PIPES, ETC.
When you fed a touch of Spring fever, try a schooner of our
D f r T w
Hi
' I jll Storage Battery
All new batteries registered at
the Willard Service Station are
covered by our 90-day Service
Policy.
Moore Electric Co.
Kesidente Phone, 2043
vwiice t'lione, 1763