The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, February 26, 1920, Image 6

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THniKANDS OF WOMEN sufer miserable from
periodic attacks of headache, never dreaming
that a permanent cure may be had. Headache
nearly always result? from some disorder of the
stomach, liver or bowels. Take Chamberlain's
Tablets. They will correct these disorders and
tVsTf will he nr mnrp JiMrliirhe. Tanv have been $
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permanently cured by Chamberlain's Tablets.
HOOD RIVER
FUEL COMPANY
Wood and Coal
4th and Cascade
Phone 2181
1 rjEgfirea jsjLTzr'uvsmm u
FUEL AND
TRANSPORTATION
(THAT'S OUR BUSINESS)
Motor Trucking" and Hauling
of all kinds.
Try some of our
QASCO BRIQUETS
They are good for furnace, fireplace or range.
ALBKilT TOZIEii IS
WAT FAIR BOOSTER
In all the stats r.o man ha been a
erealer twsier fir the Oregon State
Fair than Albeit Tiz;er, who fi ends a
irrea; ( rt i f h time at L'te on hi
hi tiittfH'l ( live. Mr. To?i-r is a na
tive of Louis wile. Ky. t'vt -3 years he
h;i$ Ti t mis-el he 11 if in i hartie of the '
carno croiinls at the state fair. He
'lattcj tre nr-'Ur-.tls, laid out the
tietts, all of which are namel ir.ost
of them I tan: t: e name of some ln
; at io:.ee r MiiHirter of the fair, lie
personally attends t the comfort of
' the i ana its ami ti e i-leai liness of the
nu ills. lii, ii. tiii liivitit; the lo-
: vatic n of every camper on the place
. ar.d is authority 'ii all subverts, from
j where the uheeloarruw and axe may 1
be found to alt points of pioneer his
' tory. Never too tire! to do anyone a
! favor at any hour of the day or niirht,
! he ItciueMly misses seeing the exiiib
i its boi au.-e he is ktpt busy attending
to tne iiUiiitr. us demands uooti him.
i He )ii !s his j y out of seeing the hap y
j reunions between old friends and in
iki.ottiitf that the fame of Oregon's
pro-liits w ru travel a little tai tner
etn h ear through the thousands w ho
eutne to camp.
The fi ttate occupied by Toz'er and
hii t -stei. Mis. Kd.tti l' zier Weather
red, has in it Limber which came from
Maine, brought around the horn iti
1M1. The old wooden tavestrotiirh,
o er SO years old, is still servii eabie.
Two other ol I huililines on the camp
Hr.i:-;it are the old headquarters hoiie
of ('en. tirai-t when he was stationed
at Vaiuouver. wh.ch pioneers took by
ox team to Salem m the early day,
and the headquarters of (it-n. Sheridan,
which was taken from Sheridan to Sa
lem in the same manner.
i t.. i. .1 ..n ...1
j I lie sittit. jail iinnig in aiu'v nijf nn-
uiuonai nop. vcmeiii s on uie camp
1 un.!s this ear, and hosts of people
'who have enjoyed camping there in
past years anil who are outspoken in
their appreciation of the capable man
agement and unfailing courtesy of Al
LeitTozer, w ill be glad to see him
Hgtii i next fair time.
SWIPING SICKNESS
CLAIMS W.JL COOPER
News received here last week that
VV. M. Cunper, of the Upper Valley
and a veteran of the forestry service,
had passed away in Portbmd, follow
ing an attack of sleeping sickness,
brought a general expression of legret.
Mr. Conner was one of the most en
thusiasiic promoters id the Lost Lake
highway, lie was eagerly 1 oking for
ward t-i the spring and sjmmer wlun
he could push the work to completion
and turn the beautiful fure.-ted area
around the lake intu u public picnic
gr.iinds.
Several weeks ago Cooper was de
tailed to the Oregon national forest
olh' hi 1 1' the service, so that he might
be near lm wife, who was ill in a
1'oitla.id h spi lal. Cooper was a sturdy
outdoor type of man and during the
period of his woik in Portland main
taini d a cheerfulness and good humor
that made his final nervous prostration
a suipiiio to Ins as-ociutea.
While prostrated h:m-elf Cooper's
wife died mine than a week ago. but
if this le wai not even informed.
Cooper iiet lopeil sleeping sickness and
tir-aily i.ieum nr-i to which he suc
cumbed last, Wednesday night, lie is
survived by a seven year old son, h's
parents and four brothers, all of whom
resine in the valley.
; The body was brought here Friday
and taken to 1'arkdale lor interment.
BUILD
Without
Waste
Sli 30
Write for
Catalog of
Economical
House Hans
It's the Amer
ican "produc
tion idea"
brought to your
home a better house for less
money.
You cut out watte of lumber an)
Ijbor; the house comes to you with every
board cu to tit it elj.e-no hand tawing
uo spoiled lumber juj uaelesa end.
1 here no high price labor ao aimple
you can do it yourself with unakilWd labor.
ou know when you buy what it is going
lo eost ih.it repoutltihty is ours all ma
terial eoriu-s to you complete
in one sti iirnent.
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TRANSFER & LIVERY CO.
Telephone 4111
Bridal Veil Lumbering Co,
A FULL LINE O F
BUILDING
MATERIAL
YARD AT FOURTH AND CASCADE
PHONE 2181
We are selling Schillings Best Line with
a Money Back guarantee if you are
not satisfied after using them.
Kaesser's Grocery
Grocery of Quality
E. E. KAESSER, Proprietor
Phone 3192
SUCCESSFUL NIGHT
! SCHOOL ENDED
A ?mvisfu! winter ninht school con-
j (iuct'-tl 1 1 v tiit' hill school catne to a close
J last week. ('Ia.' were conducted in
I the lollowiiifj three ili'iiartrnents : Hook
! kee(duy.t I'ewnti:; Mini shnrthand and
aiicultuie. The latter course created
i the t'lentest ihteiest. R. V. Wrinlit,
j who had chaikie of the nuricultural
niyht s hoo!, says :
j ' Our elas.-es were very successful,
j We had an average attendance of 20
adult u lianli.-its at all stssmns. Ve
Will In. lu the scliiKil aKam next win
ter. "
Mr. VYritrht was assist r:I in his work
l;v dordoii Hrown and l.eroy I'hilds,
of ti e exntnnu iit station, ai,d 1'rof. I,, j
I''. Iltndeison. l'rof. H. V. (iuiin, of
the O. A. t' faculty, was also here to
deliver lectures.
CLEVELAND MAKES
A DEMONSTRATION
Willi its fan belt removed and its
water j)U:Tip rendered inoperative a
Cleveland light six touring car carry
ing four persons has been Biiccessfuiiy
dnvi n up Mount Hamilton in northern
Caliiornia. urcoidiiiK to a report re- i
ceived hy liennett Hrotheis, local
Cleveland distributors.
Tte trip uu the mountain, on which
the ijick observatory is located, is 1"0
mile-'. UuritiL' the rule the car wa.- no!
stopped to cool oil-, nor was it other-wi-e
.-pared. The pai l v of four mem
bers of the 1'eiietck Motor Sales Co.,
Sao r'lamiseo, Cleveland distributois,
lelt OaKiand at N -15 a m, and reached
the lick observatory at 12 o'clock.
The party stopped for lum h and com
pit t. d the trip to Oakland at 5. HI in
the evenint:.
Stanley 1). Lewin, of San Francisco,
acted a.- observer and at the end of the
trip made an atlidavit describing the
remarkably suciessfu! radiation test
without fan bell or water pump.
Tl e car a stock and no adjustments
were made bevond the removal of the
fan oelt and.the operation which ren
deied the water pump useless.
Which D
c You Need?
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THE INTERNATIONAL
HARVESTER LINE
Tillage Implements Power Machines
Tractor 1'! as
Tractor (Iruli r.reakers
Kiiiiim- I'l'iu s
Walking I'low.s
Hillside Plows
Subsoil Plows
T O-WllV I'loWS
J)isc Pious
Disc Harrow's
P.evcrsilile Disc Harrows
Taiuleni Disc Harrows
Level-loss Tractor Disc
Harrows
Orchard Harrows
Spring-Tooth Harrows
Pe-Tooth Harrows
Conili Sprin.u and Pi'tr-Tootli
Harrows
Flexible Pojr-Toolh Harrows
One-Horse Cultivators
Culti-Packers (Soil Pulverizers)
Kerosene Engines
Casoline Engines
Kerosene Tractors
Motor Trucks
Other Farm
Equipment
Cream Separators
Farm Wagons
Farm Trucks
drain Trucks
Manure Spreaders
Stalk Cutters
Feed Grinders
Stone Purr Mills
Knife Grinders
Tractor Hitches
Syrup Evaporators
Evaporator Furnaces
binder Twine
ALSO ALL KINDS OF
Grain Harvesting, Haying and
Weding Machines
HOOD RIVER FRUIT CO.
distributors
l.KT PS yri)TK YOU PRICES ON NITRATE OF SODA
SEASONABLE
OFFERINGS
8 foot Clyde Pruners - - - $1.50
10 foot 44 " .... 1.85
12 foot " 44 .... 2,00
8 foot Bastian Pruners ... 1.50
10 foot 44 - - - 1.75
12 foot 44 44 .... 1.95
26 inch Fresno Pruners - 2.75
Atkins Folding Saws - 1.15
12 inch Curved Saws .... 1.00
14 inch 44 44 .... 1 .1 0
Double Cut Saws - SOc, $1.10, $1.25
Hand Pruning Shears 50c to $3. CO
The nail situation is a very serious one, we
have contracted for our 1920 stock and hope
to be in position to care for our customers.
Blowers Hardware
Company
WHERE BETTER BEGINS
Better hides and better tanning are the beginning of the
"Better" that goes all the way through Star Prand Shoe-;
and all the way up from the imttom of the soles. Hotter
tanning is the very groundwork of substance, the foundation
of stability it determines what slices are made of. The
Better that begins with making better leather is woi;Ki:i
in, SHAPED in, SKWED in, and summed up in shoes that
serve better, feel better, look better, .-lii.) last longer.
STAR BRAND SHOES ARE "BETTER"
EXCLUSIVE SHOE STOKE
And now that its all over you will e wanting
ENCORE PANCAKE FLOUR
After the trills and fancies of the Holiday Season
particular housewives will he !ad to c back to
the more wholesome, moie economical, more
easily prepared dishes. W hen you want pan
cake flour be sure to ask lor .NCORfl - the
repeat kind. Packages and backs.
CONSOLIDATED MERCANTILE CO.
S. E. B ARTMESS
HIMTflR AMI
Licensed with Oregon's first class of Embalmers. Phone I3SI.3S2I
HOOD RIVER. OREGON
Anderson Undertaking Co.
C. C. ANDERSON, Solo Proprietor
Licensed Embalmer and Funeral Director
411 OAK STREET PMoNE m
SALVATION A1IMY
BOARD IS FORMED
THERS
SERVICE STATION
DODGE
We wish to am ounce to owners of Dodge
Brothers' cars that ws are now prepared to give
prompt, expert service. We employ competent
mechanics and carr a large stock of Dodge
Brothers' Repair Parts.
Likewise, we are prepared to render competent
service on Chandler Cars.
Ill I P THE STARVING CHRISTIAN MARTYRS
DO YOUR HIT FOR THE ARMENIANS
BENNETT BROTHERS
HOOD RIVER
Automobile Service to all points
of Mid-Columbia
Regular Stage to and from Parkdale
An IuIIiuvh :
I-eave Hood River daily, except. Sm-ilay, at 4. HO p. m.
Leave I'arkdale daily, except Sunday, ,.t 15, and im Saturday eve;,
ingg at tt.45 p. m.
PORTLAND-HOOD RIVER MOTOR STAGE
Enahlinu you to Bee the Wonderful Columbia River Highway
at a nominal cost.
FASHION LIVERY COMPANY
PHONE 1201 HOOD RIVER, OREGON
With Elmer S. Turner, field seere-j
tary ( f the organization here, a Salva
tion Army Advisory hoard was furmod !
j lat week at the Commercial club. :
i Memhtrs of the hoard were named as '
I follows: Or. E. C. tirosius, chairman;
I I. II. Hazlett, vice chairman : V. II.
Vautihan, S. J. Mooie. k. H. 1'eriiro,
C. A. 1U II, E. A. Eranz. A. W. Stone,
E. T. Hull and John II. Mohr.
Tne new hoard will constitute a link
through which Hood River county may
he aide to benefit from the Salvation
Army hoi' service program for H20.
l'oinand Ironi your urnccruinin
"Ihchdeil l'urity Elour-' and Shaii.ro. k
(. ercaN. Mule in Hood liner by
ilibiaii i lloill Co, jMf
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All Kinds of Hides and Furs
BOUGHT AT PORTLAND PRICES
H. GROSS
The Third Street Second-Hand Man
Tel. 1213
THE BEST
in
Diamonds, Watches,
Silverware
and
Cut Glass
Optical Department
with metropolitan equipment
PqUALITY AND KI UMUI.I1Y
W. F. LARA WAY
JEWELER