HOOD RIVER GLACIER. THURSDAY, MARHI 23, 1920
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stImach
AN IRR1TA3LE, faalt finding disposition is often
due to a disorder! stomach. A man with p-qoc!
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digestion is nearly always good naturcJ. A
great many have Seen permanently cared of stom
ach troubles by Chamberlain's Tablets after years
of suffering. These tablets strengthen the stomach
and enable it to perform its functions naturally.
Try them. They only coct a quarter.
ratlin v -vT-r'StasM
HOOD RIVER
FUEL COMPANY
Wood and Coal
4th and Cascade
Phone 2181
FUEL AND
TRANSPORTATION
(THATSOUR BUSINESS)
Motor Trucking and .Hauling
of all kinds.
Try some of our
GASCO BRIQUETS
They are good for furnace, fireplace or range.
TRANSFER & LIVERY CO.
Telephone 41 1 1
Bridal Veil Lumbering Co.
A FULL LINE OF
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
Wanted
Wood Cutters
APPLY TO
TAFT TRANSFER CO.
S. E.. B ARTMESS
SOUTH AS1LRICAN
SALES NEGLIGIBLE
The report from New York city that
appk s have been selling in South
Ame ica less at retail than the domes
tic wholesale price, local shippers de
clare, should not be considered with
alar r i by apple growers. South Amer
ican markets, as well as those of the
Oriei.t. are declared peculiar. The
high freight rate, approximately $1
per box. has leulted in negligible
shiprients to South America for the
past few yean.
No api'les, shippers say. have been
hip) ed directly to South America the
past season. In a number of inrtan-es
mercantile establishments dealing with
the ljitin-American countries, placing
their i rders by previous canvaas. have
purchased small quantities of apples
for delivery to the South Ameiican
countries.
Acer rdirg to a New York report an ;
expo-ter. en route to South America to !
establish storage plants, stated that '
apples were selling very cheaply in the
touth. Shippers say that some opera
tor, unable to dispose of purchases on
the domestic market, may have at-,:
tempted to unload his fruit in Latin:
America. With no storage plants
available there, shippers say, such ac
tion would naturally lead to necessity
fur immediate sales, glut of market
and a sacrifice in prices.
Apple shippers, it is said, do not
ship directly to South America because
of the long time credit system of those
countries.
DOUGLAS LEASURE
INFLUENZA VICTIM
PE-RU
Made Me a V
BIr. Louis Young, If
Clifford St, Rochester,
writes:
"I ruCVre.1 for thlitr y, r
with rhroruc bn-l trouble. m
trouble id hmrrhiir
the ba-vrlv.
We LotiTht t lot'- if TtT
Br.il I toi k i f if'i'uilj", an
begua iu frel k-:-r.
Sly wit- '.: i! .' me to c -tlniie,
nt 1 ' ' it for n
time :n "w ai ,
well
II Man
Suffered thirty
Z . i .Ax
yetrt willi
htomoch
trout te and
verr.cnnagt of tta bowels.
'.! or Tfcf Fori'
Funeral services for Douglas Leas
ure, 20-year old son of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Leasure, Upper Valley pio
neers, were held Saturday afternoon at
the grave at Parkdale cemetery. The
young man died early Thursday morn
ing at the Cottage hospital, following
an operation for appendicitis.
Douglas Leasure was on of the most
popular of Upper Valley young men.
He was a former student of the Park-
dale Union high school. The funeral
was directed by S. E. Bartmess.
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
(By Laura M.
The report cards
Folts)
came out last
Friday. Many are feeling'very happy,
come others quite the opposite.
Mrs. Hennev was sick Monday and
I Mrs. Cooper took her place in leading
1 the singing at assembly.
Mr. Gibson introduced Marshal Fra
1 zier, who spoke to the students on
! "Traffic." He advi.ed the student to
; be more caret ul and to avoid accidents.
' Everybody enjoyed the talk, because it
was a subject that concerns and is vi
; tally important to everyone.
The social committee will give a
party for the winner of the out-door
touri.ament.
Mr Bailey reminded juniors and frosh
; of the student body party they are to
give the seniors and sophomores.
' Mr. Beck made a few announcements.
He wants the boys to turn out better
and for each one to make the be.-t rec
I ord they can because it counts for the
j team.
The out-door tournament is coming
on just tine and it causes no end of
amusement and excitement.
Put The Rer.t Money Into
Your Own Pocket
With a monthly payment loan on your property
you can soon save the amount without feeling it
THE PACIFIC BUILDING AND
LOAN ASSOCIATION
will lend you up to 45 of the actual value, on
good Hood River Property on this plan, and enable
you to build or to put your present loan on the
monthly payment basis.
We represent this Company, and will be glad
to take up the matter of a loan with you at any
time.
HOOD RIVER ABSTRACT AND INVESTMENT CO.
J. W. CRITES, President
K. W. SINCLAIR, Secretary
KV1J
Formula for Squirrel Poison Given
Mt. Hood, Mch. 17, 1920.
Editor Glacier: Attached hereto
pleats find Mr. Jamison's formula for
poisoning digger squirrels. This is the
bet.t time of the year to poison these
ptsU and if you can uliot the spare for
its publication no doubt your readers
will find the item of timely interest.
Very truly yours.
VV. A. Langille.
The formula follows :
r,rt: M:x dry 1 oz. strychnine
(ulkabid). 1 10 oz. saccharine, 1 oz
baki g ,-udn, 4 oz. tabh salt;
Se;o!id: Make one quart starch
past .', tf consistency of ordinary laun
(irv itarvh, snd i pint heavy corn svrup
and 1 oz. glycerine ;
Third : Mix N. 1 and No. 2;
Kou.th: Add mixture to 16 quarts
rolled barley. Scatter in vicinity of
the digger squirrel holes.
Students Roost Millage Bill
With nearly a senre of students home
from O. A. C. for the spring vacation,
the millage bill in support of the agri
cultural college, the University of Ore
gon and the Oregon State Normal is
getting a strong support. All of the
O. A. C. students -are boosting the
measure. Mies Frances Cadner and
Chan. Johnson will deliver talks at the
high school on the millage bill.
Other students here for the vacation
are: Misee Pearl Kaesser, Edna and
Olga Plog, Frances Moe, and Harold
Hagen, Myron Hovt, Floyd Mason,
Koger Blackman, Mark E. Moe, Rob
ert Waugh and Hoy Ilolman,
Slides Delay Road Work
John Elder, who walked here from
Mosier last week by way of the new
link of the Highway now nearing cm
pletion, report a that tne rainstorms of
last week caused heavy slides near the
Hood River-Wasco county line. Some
of the enormous slides, of rock and de
bris, Mr. Elder reports, were as large
as cty business blocks.
R. A. Josling says the slides will
delay the opening of the new highway
to traffic until about April 10.
W
neit
! patl
rect
den'
pec,
tion
E. t
hea.
Card of Thanks
e wish to thank our friends and
hbors for their expressions of bym-
,y and acts of kindness during our
nt bereavement attending the
h of our husband and father. Es
ally did the sympathetic mmistra-
i of the members ot the a. r. U
nd Knights of Pythias touch our
ts.
Mrs. Jennie H. Hunt.
Glenn F. Hunt.
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HOOD RIVER FRUIT CO.
distributors
LET US QUOTE YOU PRICES ON NITRATE OF SODA
SEASONABLE
OFFb r as
8 foot Clyde Primers .... $150
10 foot a " .... 1.85
12 foot u .... 2,00
8 foot B&sti&n Pruner. .... 1.50
10 foot - - . . 1.75
12 foot M - - - . 1.95
26 inch Fresno Prunes .... 2.75
Atkins Folding Saws - 1.15
12 inch Curved Saws .... 1.00
14 inch u M .... MO
Double Cut Saws - 1,0c, $1.10, $1.25
Hand Pruning Shears - 50c to $3.00
The nail situation is a very serious one, we
have contracted for our Ifl J stock and hope
to be in position to care f v i or customers.
Blowers H ?;ware
Company
WHERE BET
Better hides and bette- t i
"Better" that goes all ti:
and all the way up from t,--
tanning is the very ground
of stability it deterrr.L -Better
that begins with
in, SHAPED in, sewi.I) in, .
serve better, feel better, lc ..
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Siar Brand Shi f
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. i.ii'e. the foundat i "
:re naade of. ': I -i
l.tlier is W0!tK!ii
; up in shoes tl ui
m.I last longer.
"BETTER"
STORE
arc--
FOR
1 Horse, about 1100, go .
1 set double work harne:
1 set double driving :
1 light wagon, capacity .!
1 turn .under delivciv
2000 lbs.
.ingle driver.
OS.
ith top, capacity
ONSOUDATE!) ; .NTILE CO.
Lasc:
The Sanitary Market & Grocery
Deliveries at 9 a. m. and 2:30 p. m. hort country trips made daily.
FIRST-CLASS LINE OF
FRESH AND CURHD MEATS
FISH APJD POULTRY
Preferred Stock Groceries
H0LMAN & SAMUEL
Make your Dollars h ve more Cent;
by trading at MacMILLAN'S on the Heights.
I have a nice clean stock
money can buy, with a ni 3
Vegetables, including L-'i
from sunny California
deliveries a day, morning i '
cannot call, , phone your oni
i'i best Groceries
ortment of Fresh
and Cauliflower
ire making two
u'ternoon. If yru
Youi' V x
Service n" Quality
N. H. Mac MILLAN
Licensed with Oregon's first class of Embalmers. Phone 1331, 3S2!
HOOD RIVER, OREGON .
Why folds are Dangeroat
It is the serious diseases that colds
lead to that makes them dange OuS.
They prepare the system for the recep
tion and development of the germs of
influenza, pneumonia tuSereuiosis,
diphtheria, scarlet fever, whoopinn
cuagh and measles. You are much
more likely to contract these diseases
when you have a cold. For the reason
you should get rid of every cold as
quickly as possible. Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy will help you. It is
widely known as a cure for bad colds.
Puiiiiunl lrom your griiivryman
"bleinled Purity Flcur" and liau.rock
1 Cer.als. Made in Hood River by
I Lilian . Milliug Co. j8U
LIGHT, DURA'JLE AND POWERFUL
The Cushman Gas Engine
Recognized as th i leading Gas Engine on the
market today. Befon buying for your ranch see us.
Do not throw awry that old spray rig; make it
as powerful as the rewer ris on the market by
giving it power with a CUSHMAN.
HOWELL BROS
WOODWORKING AND BLACKSMITH1NG
Tel 2551 Fourth and Columbia
THE BEST
in
Diamonds, Watches,
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