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Announcing the
BERNSTEIN
TRUCK
with the Liberty Motor
We are in a position to distribute these Trucks in capacity from V to 5 tons.
If you are thinking of a truck this Spring, we will be very glad to have you
come anJ see this line of Trucks.
This Truck was the first overseas on transportation duty and gave great
sevtlifiiction throughout the war.
Ve also have on display in our salesroom and for demonstration purposes, the
MONITOR LIGHT SIX
which is giving satisfaction of the highest type in the East and the Southwestern
States.
THE HOOD RIVER MOTOR CAR CO.
Fourth and State Streets
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particularly adapted for
Hood Kiver Valley. For
THE FAGEOL Tit ACTOR is
conditions such as exist here in
side hill work you can appreciate the traction such as you
got only in the fageol type of wheel.
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SEE THE FAGEOL
BEFORE YOU BUY YOUR TRACTOR
ofembia Highway Auto & Storage Company
Corner Oak and Fifth Streets
Temporary Headquarters: THF TIRE SHOP, 214 Oak Street
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Farm Implements
in Prices
arga
Small Kimliaii. i'iol . $1:5.00
(J'nni Ann I la; row. new 5.00
112 inch Wa'.'i-, ir.-j- f 'l -,v, nearly new .. 11.50
S i j . 1 1 1 ( )i liar. I l'lmv. nearly new 10.25
Hxtfa I'l", 1' Siimvs for above, jrooil 12.15
U ton Mandl Wa.on. nearly now 0(1.00
Sol of springs for same, now !).()()
Ke i-rsil'lr M-., inch, o;,iil oO.OO
Orchard Tiuek, nearly new . .. 50.00
Mowing Maclnne and 2 extra Sickle liars, y;oh. ;5.00
Ila. Uake. .u'oo.l . . ' 15.00
I'utaio Wheel Cultivator, Gopher t!an,u'. noarly new 15 00
.'! Section Harrow 21 I'eet, extra Weed Cutter teeth,
nearly new 21.00
2 Waeon Slieets. K'""d, each 4.00
I ,or Chain, noarly new 2.50
!."!(! Nrc
:m 1
O.ie Mail,
't'l'IK
i '.ilii'ornia
t irind'-Uom
:!o aiiil Double Trees, tin per cent of Sears,
nick prices.
11 foot Hayrack. Knockdown, for Orchard
k or W'airon. new
Rack for Diehard Truck or W'airon. u'ood.
new .
nearlv
Sim;! Harness, ood
2 ll.Tse Potato Di.-er,
Set of Horse Shoeimr 'I
,Lrool
ools and llox, new
20.OI)
15.00
0.00
S.00
0.1 11)
5.00
Coming to
Vancouver
Dr.
Mellenthin & Co.! pneumonia fatal
SPECIALISTS
I:i i;,wr, Or., Feb. 2."),
IM.t t til.u'Ur: Ine seriousness o.
tin .--. 1 Miui.'m.n over ttie cou:.tr
a- a W..1.U- . 1 1 rally upi recatcl
t-i t: e i'.r-.j'c o.t:i-4ri 1, r t:.c rci?.!i
it., t i.c 1-, (.t t th.i.iv lfcl the r.t
-ft.-- h4.n:f L:iLer aiL.t.trS .rl-.
tj l:.c .-m:.:!. umK m ttlllOII tf live,
lr ; rf..t...ual l;t.-i ti:.ks hi 1 1 r -t
ul i -t it t.atJ.-tdri't- -vt ryor.t''.--tt
.- It-u t- irs h li.ftti KiVfi Mir
lii. - i ,t(, .- r - nf I'cui'k' wim ftv
ai.MfUs i,, trtie their tiuit farms fur
1 . ftl aii l 1k . r.ii.fhr?-. At tde saii.e
ta .. l.iv t..t k ami wheat ouuetry a
!il a with ffi.plt' who wtre ,-;tti?!ifil
tii, t Mitr.c viui-r imiutry was mufh
bt icr Mil than tl.tna. At the amc
til ie U'ti, were afiaitl i,f the other fel
low's rik'Mti"i). The truuLle was
th .l t.ifli w.is aware t f hi ltval condi
lit !i, I at i.t't tif the tutsnie sitUHtitm.
Al l - it :s a. the iTts-ent itay .st hm I
sit iai Ma. 'i he et'Ut'.iry isi eaily l'111,
""" M. .i t fM teat'hers, ai;J of real teach
er . a il t'i-ss is tii.it there is a
sh. rt.tje of fii jir rei.t. A fn.i teach
er is i ae wlni I 'ves 1j id Woik. A Kuoti
tt.,i!ur 1 1. Mir:, a u is the atter.tm!i aitd
re 1 1 . t of h.s
iivie is wl ere I'rof. (olt-oti steps it;
wuh iiis sociality. He loves hi" '
Wt rk. lie knows how to lianiile chit
tin n. llot.it l;iver has been much ;
tile m l it autfe if liis i hoioe i f this lo
cat u.n for h.s home. He I, n in his
oil u.l of session a Miiall tract of ap-;
,4t j rear the city limits wheie he ini
iu! ts the hef-sary touch with the e;reat
oa. doors that is so valuable to the mar
w I. has t!;e i:itlueiii'ii'. of others, li
ail ition to his st'htiol work last year
KM cat. i.tt..-ti'.lel to that part of Ihi
v.t k of his on hai J that did not retjuiri
ttu M-r vices of a team. He picked ah
tils own ,'ipiiles, and tie it said the)
.vt-e ma brisisvj'i in the pickinir. Ai.e '
hi.- n cord as an apple itiowtr is tha ,
hi. crop packd the best of any tha ,
wt i t thiotiuh tiie packinn; house wit!
ill:. i
his apples were, so is the mat 1
ii t.-oii. lie is a sro'nl man in all way a. :
! lb bi.s an icleiest in public iiuestions
th, t i oimiitliiifates il-t If to those under
hi. charge. When tie steps onto the j
jil; ifoim at any assemblage there is!
i;i-i.i.,t uttentittu. tie is goini; to say j
si. hintj. I
U I ai he speaks it is to say more ;
th..;i "you must study arithmetic tie- j
i i. . o you want to he able to add and
. :-u ! i act. " lie lias a healthy interest :
in ll. c subject (if our road system, our j
:.p;a proiikms, our irrigation niat'crs.
ihi .i -ipar.ese tiue.-tioii ; an.l he is not j
a!'i..:d, ever, to express his mind.
1 li is his tfeneral ability to take in- j
Itie t in our local (juestit.i!- that makes i
linn If.' man vulualde to ti.e schools of
lb . ul Uiver. llo the ho;, s like him'.' j
P. im; liir Is like him? I'.i the parents'.'
As tiie hiyti school boy remarks, "I'll
sav they do."
. i.o are the future Iteds, the future
Hi. Ii !. ovists, the I'n s i re merchants, the
i eo.'icir votetsV 'l in y are scattered
th m i'.h our si-hut l!n uses learning what
'tiny are taught, by the lime the.se
y... eiders have i. rhetl high gchool
they know as n a. h as their teachers,
and from observation one would think
wl.vM Ihey gut thr .ugh the first year of
ni: h ,-ehot.i thry knew mule than their
hi; h s.'h'itil tea. hers. But. there is one
mi l. from wlin ii they can yet learn,
niid that is (i 1 is. in. Anil because of
I'd titin state let i.-tation of years past
tt.U man, tlimagh love of his home
c a.t v, accepts a salary of SfiibO a year,
' i..'n: ekes out !i hving tiy taking on ex-
tr. i classes in tiie high school. While
th.s in line for tne high school it is bad
' IW the valley schools and the other
. cm grades. A man who has something
' in -av and the a';i!ity to say it should
; li'i.e the freedom necessary for him to
ic . -li eveiy sehoel in lln.,tl Kivtr once
' m : i wei ks aii'l impart sonic of Ids
iiifielit into life to our children. Let
us ; ,tie. the steps so I lud he can do this.
1".. i cstea of paying b in only so much
: a . we pay the man v.lm iccks our ap
pn let us pay Iiiiii :. salary nearer
vvi i Multnomah eoiuiiy would pav
lai.: He must at least have as much
a- ' man whi pounds ti:c nail with
ha n.cr, or screws up the pipe with
hi .vncli. For this is l hi- ui'iii who
tt nave charm.' of our childri n and
I I in ; eiu hers of our children.
by doing his work, lie makes the
net il felt which he can supply. He
creates the taste by which he is en
jotd. lie provokes tiie wants! to
winch he can minister. My doing his
ov i work, he unfolds himself. It is
tht vice of our puSilic speaking, that it
has not abandonment. The common
experience is, that the man fits himself
a-, we II as he t an to do the customary
del ails of that work or trade he falls
into, and tends it as a (fog turns a spit.
I'll ti is lie a part of the machine he
mi ves; the man is lost. Until he can
inii.mge to communicate himself to
oti.i rs in his full statute and propor
tion as a wise and g mil man, he does
no; vet tind his vocation."- 1'arent.
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The
Phonograph
Brings beauty in full measure
to your home
BEAUTY OF DESIGN:
Its nitistic simplicity, its quit't ikhness ,irul finish, -yarded
otil os o pit'Ce it furniture wonKl nroke
attractive to the eye.
It were re
more than
BEAUTY OF TON If
I he sec let lies in
the point of a pin,
alon, the record
sweetness.
the jeweled Sapphire hall. It is no
yet so exquisitely adjusted that its
larger than
movement
piooves produces tones ol the most limpid
BEAUTY OF SELECTIONS:
The voice that thrills Grand Opera audiences, the wavering call
of the Violin, the difficult technique of the piano, or the puls
ing a, yours is the limitless opportunity to have any
on your Pathe.
or
all
Let us play your favorite selections on the Pathe, and then
explain our liberal terms.
COSTS NO MORE THAN THE ORDINARY PHONOGRAPH
DOUBLE DISC RECORDS 85 CENTS EACH
SLOCOM & CANF1ELD
C. H. JENKINS, D.M.D.!
DKNTIST
Tt-icnhonef: Ollice 10H1; residene? 3331
Office over Butler Hank
Dr.
Post
DO NOT USE SURGERY
Will be at
ST. ELMO HOTEL
MONDAY, MARCH 8th
Office Hours, 10 a. m. to 4 p. m.
ONE DAY ONLY
No Charge for Examination
CARPENTER AM) OMCMARI) TOOLS
1 Hav Forks. f Pouito Forks, Lmip; ami Short Fruninn
Sii; -ars. Harness Clamp. Ca'v. Iron Can, 10 u'fl. Ivip.
i'r.-scat aa.l Kcyhulo Saw. Hand Ax. Wrench. Plane.
II 'rsi.' Illai.kcts. 1,'ain Cuvors, now. Chisels. I!race ;uvl
l'.!t.-'. lla Cutter. Steel S'pia'v. Wreekinp; liar. Water
1'ti :;. la-voivintv I'uneli. Fiies. Saw Sot. l'ost Hole 1 )iii;er,
if"'. AiMil. Si:o els, short aihl loni;-handle. I'nmin Saw. .
Collar and Harness Auls. Maltax. Manure Forks. Mane
Clippers, Set S wrenches and other tools.
:l of too rih.tv.t iii, i.l.
1't 'A ;.'
pnees
Sear:-
art
ine anove implements ana too s arc new or near v
u'loiie to Colonel ( lai'iHiier w Im is selling out. Where
not stated the price will lie fH', of same articles in
I nick last catalog. Ca.vlr on delivery.
Also Wheat
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Sal
Applv to
WALTER I). AGID1US, 0RTLEY, ORE.
The doctor in charge is a graduate in
medicine and surgery and is licensed
tiy the state of Washington. He visits
professionally the more important
towns and cities and ofl'ers to all who
call on this trip consultation and exam
ination free, except the expense of
treatment when desired.
According to his method of treat
ment he does not operate for chronic
appendicitis, gall ftones, ulcers of
stomach, tonsils or adenoids.
He has to his credit many wonderful
results in diseases of the stomach, liv
er, bowels, blood, skin, nerves, heart,
kidney, bladder, lied wetting, catarrh,
weak lungs, rheumatism, sciatica, leu
ulcers and rectal ailments. If you
have been ailing for any length of
time and do not get any better, do not
fail to call, as improper measures
rather than disease are often the cause
of your long standing trouble.
Remember above date, that examin
ation on this trip will be free and that
his treatment is different.
Address: 335 Huston Block, Minne
apolis, Minnesota. m4
Funeral services for Miss Caroline
Seearce, popular Ki-yenr old daughter
fo Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Scearce, were
held Sunday afternoon at Riverside
chinch, Rev. W. II. Buddy oflieiating.
Interment followed at hllcwilde cetne
teiy. Miss Scearce's death occurred
Th irsdav evening from pneumonia.
Mis? Scean e was a popular member
of the high school senior class. Young
men of the school acted as pallbearers.
In addition to her parents the young
woman m survived by two brother.',
both of whom wt'ie members of the old
Th.r.i Oregon and are veterans of over
' sei s at my service. Her father is a
Mesier orchardist, but for the past sev
ernl winters the family has resided
tier.', in order that the young womifn
might attend school.
Dr. Lexington Resigns
In order that the affairs of the city
' and county health department may be
: administered under a single head, Dr.
I .le se Kdgington., who lias been city
1 health ellKcr for many years, has ten
tle.ed his resigunt'on, effective March
1. Ie council has appointed l'r. V.
U Abraham, now county health officer,
to a.-Mtme the duties ot the city oliice,
wh.n 1 r. lulgingtoii leaves the office, i
Woh the administration of the two
, oti .-es o'.erl.ippmg in runny instances,
it. is sat I, that they can be given bet
' ter iilcntiuii under a single head.
r.ffei t of Constipation
Constipation causes a stoppage of
the -cweiage system of the body. The
p.. s'T.ous refuse matter that should be
ca Tied away i? retained in the system
ai' l ol ;cn. poisons the blood and chiise-i
mi icroys disordci s. No one can af
fo;d to nes led his bowels. A dose of
Chamberlain's Tablets will afford re
lit f. Avoid dra-tie cathartics as thev
tai.) too much water out of the system
ur I t"cr iiso is likely to l followed
by constipation.
William Morton
Dentist
Rooms 1 and a Hall Bldg. Phone 2401
noon ruvKR, ori;;on
Dr. Carolyn underhili
DENTIST
Smith Building Telephone 2021
H. D. W. PINEO, D.D.S.
DKNTIST
El.lOT lU'll.PINt;
Telephone tthll! HOOD KiVKi:
DR. W. H. THOMPSON
Physician and Surgeon
CKITCK: Kl.IOT Bt ll.DlMi
Otti'V phone 'L2 I.'eFidclice
A. J. DERBY
Lawyer
HOOD RIVER. OREGON.
M. E. WELCH,
LICENSED VETKUIN AKY Sll.(JJ0
In iirtpnred to rto any work In the velerir.
try fine. Hp run he found l.y t-ulllnii at or
pi- nlnn to the Fashion Shihlts
E D. KAN AG A
Physician and Surgeon
Two Specials
Friday, Feb. 20 Friday, Feb. 27
65c
Club Size.
STATIONERY
Krafton Linen, 35c
Real Bargain.
Khaki Color.
Limited Quantity.
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Phone?: Ollice 4L'U
Res. 1S11
Oliice in Kliol
nnildiii',?
DRS. ABRAHAM AND SIFTON
PHYSICIAN'S and Sl'lU.KONS
ooni" 17, P.', 2d P.roHius Itiiildiiii!
Dr. Abraham 41.VJ.
Stfton litiKP Ollice 4151.
Res
l'boneB
Dr.
R. C. GLANVILLE
ATl'ORNl'.Y AT RAW
Room 1 National 1'aiik linildin
Hood River, Ureuli
B. B. POWELL "
Plumbing, Heating and
Sheet Metal Work
MO Cascade Avenue
HOOD RIVER, OREGON
DR. F. C. BKOSIUS
I IIYSICIAN AND Sl'RtiEoN
Ollice bouifi for Summer, In-fore 10 ninl
after t'i, Rooms 1, 2 andU l',roniiiH Uld.
Phone 1881.
Culls answered from Dee, 12 to 5.
Phone, Odell 40:5.
DR E. bT DUTRO
PHYSICIAN AND SUROF.ON
(Mtiee: Hull l!ld., Phono 1-571
Houifi, " to f p. m.
Re-idcnce: Odell. Phone, Odell tWi
Mourn : 9 to 11 a. m.
L L. MURPHYTd D. M.
General Dentistry
Room? 11-15 I'.MBiiiH Wdg.
' H. L. DUMBLE,
PHYSICIAN AND SURtiEON.
(.'hIIh prompt lj" nwei rt In town or count v
1)hv or Nikht.
Telrphone: Rwtldeuce, lo:tl: Offlfe, 1241.
OlMt-e in the HroHloN Itnlldln"
Ukuleles Banjukes
15( Reduction 15
If you are thinking of one of these instruments,
now is the time to buy.
One Week Only
SLOCOM & CANFIELD CO.
CARPETS CLEANED
Phone 1124
We have in connection with our
Cleaning Works a Modern Carpet
Cleaning Works. With this new
equipment we can give you quick ser
vice and guarantee satisfaction in
every way.
We will call for and deliver your
Carpets, Suits, and any cleaning you
wish done.
J. C. MEYER
OREGON HOTEL BUILDING
H. J. FREDERICK
Building Contractor
Otlice, Smith Block, Koutu 2. Tel. o'AX
HOOD RIVER, ORE.
P. M. Hall-Lewis & Co.
Reentered and Licensed
Civil and Architectural Engineers
and Surveyors
Box'loH THE DALLES, ) REG ON
s
ynonomous
ervice
atisfaction
tephens Salient Six
Weber &Kolstad
L. C. BALDWIN
J. W. SWOPF,
BALDWIN & SWOPE
CONSTRUCTION CO.
Plana ami SketcheH for all CIhhsch of
I'.iiildlnus Furnuhed.
Construction Work and- Alterations.
No Job Too P.ig or Too Small.
Our Work is Our Keeomniendati m.
BROSIUS BUILDING
HOOD RIVER, OREGON
Phone 3851