O o HOOD RUTER GLACIER, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4. 1020 Kill That Cold With CASCARA D QUININE FOR . fefi Colds, Coughs OM AND La Grippe Neglected Colds are Dangerous Take no chances. Keep this standard remedy handy for the first sneeze. Breaks up a cold in 24 hours Relieves Grippe in 3 c'.pys Excellent for Headache Quinine in this form does r.ot affect the head Cascara is best Tonic Laxative No Opiate in Hill's. ALL DRUGGISTS SELL IT ' WW - ;int,o;i'r- -cyjuf'. i Ifef -Jill! Uartotywij tftossj? ymtmt. wm& -GfmtU--. William J Cotaurau . ... meJr-fiyr ntiS'itri wfmtrttt iriv'itr' n ,, , trtrsi M& it., GjrJUl asii. HUTTHINS NOW WITH ALTO ASSOCIATION C. C. H it t chins, White Salmon resi dent for the pust 11 years and for six years secretary and manager of Um Commercial club there, will move soon to Centralia, where he will become as Fociated with the Western Washington Automolnl" Association. He will take active charge of organizing motoii ts of southwestern Wahington. he stated while here on a visit last week. "My work will lie chiidy in the in terest of good roads and in placing comprehensive road signs," said Mr. Hutchins, "but we are also going to engage in the 'unsigning' of roads. By thi 1 mean that we are going to re move from the rights of way all ad vertising. It will be our purpose to elimiraie all advertUins;, so that every sign the man at t!.e wheel of an auto mobile sees will have a definitt mean ing. I have just completed a trip from White Salmon to Vancouver, thence to Seattle and rjtiri heme by ay of Yakima in the interest of Cleaning up offensive advertisements. I took a lot of photographs, ju.-t to show how ad vertising signs are encroaching tt every Dctnt of scenic vantage. We hope to create such a sentiment that land owners will cease leasing rights of billboards on property ad joining highways. "It will also be our wotk to provide tourists with comprehensive and cor rect maps. We will route the tourist on through our state and Oregon and send him on his way into California. We have a legislative committee that is very active. We figure that this committee in the past two years has saved the automobile owners of our state more than a million dollars in cold cash." Phone 1361 M.J. B.COFFEE " Why yes; so we have. A fine line of Staple Groceries on hand. A man to labor needs the best. Our motto is: "The Best Is None Too Good For You." In looking- over our stock of Groceries, please don't forgot to try our BUTTER KRUST BREAD, spread with LIBBY'S APPLE BUTTER. Lots of other nice things get our prices. J. A. CARR & CO. Free Delivery THE HEIGHTS 52SS, Our Store is Headquarters for Orchardists Preparing for the Harvest Call or telephone us your requirements. When you are in town drop in. We invite out of town harvest help to visit our store and get acquainted. THE ARNOLD GROCERY CO. Is Always At Your Service II. S. GEORGE Uye Electric Kitchen " The Place to Eat" CIGARS, TOBACCO, PIPES BILLIARDS AND POOL Tel. 1191 Hood River, Oregon LARGE APPLES Are the sellinp Apples in Portland. We want Kings, Winter Bnnannas, Jonathans, Association's packs, also faced and rilled, orchard run and cookers. Large cookers will sell for more than small Extra Fancy. We want 4000 boxes of JONATHANS. SHERIDANBECKLEY CO., 211 Washington Street, PORTLAND, ORE. Kffarrnre : Hiherni:! S.ivioirs llink. Yt m CM frm x NATIONAL FISH CAM PAIGN IS PLANNED A visit here Friday of Lewis Kadi iff, chief of the department of statistics and methods of the United States bu reau of fisheries, who conferred with Mrs. Evalene Spencer, who is now growing apples on the West Side, indi cates a renewed nationwide campaign of the government to educate the housewife to use of cheaper species of fish and thus materially decrease the cost of feeding large families. Mr. KadlitF, who motored up over the Highway accompanied hy Henry O'Malley, Pacific fish commisixjner, and Carl I). Shoemaker, of the Oregon State Fish and Game Commission, came to seek the services of Mrs. Spencer, who toured the country dur ing the war in popularizing little known species of fish. Efforts will be made, too, it is said, if the educational campaign fully materializes, to secure H. L. Kelly, Oregon City man and. well known in fish and game circles of the Pacific coast, to join the move ment. Mr. Kelly is now director of the Hawaiian Fish and Game Commit- TRANSFERS Of REAL ESTATE "Try It Out Yourself" says ill 3 Goad Judge And you will find how much more satisfaction a little of this Real Tobacco -S you than you ever got from a big chew of the ordinary kind. The good, rich, real to bacco taste lasts so long you ion't need a fresh chew nearly as often. So it costs you less. Any man who uses the Real Tobacco Chew will tell you that. Put ufi in two styles W-B CUT U a long fine-cut tobacco RIGHT CI 'T is a short-cut tobacco (By Hood River Abstractive Inv Oo.) Lulu Hicks to Elizabeth Hicks SJ of j lots H & 10 in bill F of Coo's :!rd add. Elizabeth Hicks and husband to VV. ! L. Fagaly and wife lot 9 in blk F of Coe's :ird add. Eva J. Morgan to George F. Purely tract in O iell. Wortman-King Investment Co. to John Goe, 10 acres in l'iiie Grove. Chaa. E. Funk and wife to Richard il. Bee man lota 7 & 10, blk 1 in Mid dleton lubdiv. . F. P, StaufTer and wife to Cyrus K. lb skin and wife, lots 1, 4 & 5 in blk C I of Harrett-Sipma add. Stella Dodd and husband to Alice VV. ', Jordan. 8.81 acres in Parkdale. W. L. McCutchean and wife and 11. F. McCutcheon to C. P. Hoskin lid acres in Odell. W. C. Middleton and J. H. Middlelon to C. A. Slutts lots in blk 2 Pleasant View. Chas. B. Marine and wife to VV. F. Hansen 5 acres in Paikdale. Oregon Lumber Company to E. H. Greea two 10 acre tracts and one y.'J ' acre tract at Dee. Luis IL Shermun and husband to I Wrn. Lange lot 4 blk 3 in townsite oj ! Cascades. D. T. Hernath tn H. Pegenhart and iCI.na I, Deganhart, tract at Fir. Mi 04 T. Baroea and husband to O. i Etia Barnea 1J acres in Odell. fcffie E. F'rhe and husband to Frank I. Clark ai.d wife 20 acres in Pine Grove. Kamegoro Iwat'tiki and wife to Ko j zaemon Takenaka, 11 acres in Odell. Lillie B. Forsberg to K. Tamura. 1J acres in Oak Grove. C. T. Belcher and wife to ( has. E. Miller and wife 32 acres in Frank ton. Highway FnjfM increasing The Hfghwaf is becoming daily more utilitarian. Freigth traffic by motor truck is reaching considerable propor tions. The Bridal Veil Lumbering Co. U.nOW aupolying UMir salesyard with stock from thi Wind iiiver I.umbei Co., at Gaacada Locks. Almo.it dailv motor truck io:.ds of lu-nber art.' hauled here. A heavy movement of boxed ap ples from here to Portland is now no tice.ahle. Light freight is coming U Hood Kiver in increasing proportion over the Highway. Tnree motor truck transport concerns are operating daily between here ar d the metro ml s Hood River's bread sjpply now comes largely from Portland, Cie bread being delivered early each morning by motor trucks. Locks Qr.ning Tcim Honored Members of the Cascade Icks can ning club, winners of first place at the the mart fair and who were awarded the red ribbon at the state fair, have been invited to attend the Land Prod ucts show in Portland during mid-Nc-vember and give demcnslrationii in canning. The member of the team are: Bertha Buford, Helen Olsen and Hazel Meyer. All Tunnel to Be Lined Angus McIK.nald reported last Thur day that crews of men had completed lining the west bire of the twin tun i 1 1-. The men will proceed to line the long cast tunnel. Shoring up the tur- nel was deemed necessary an a safety meaur" as a result of recent dnp;T.g stone Which trratened motorists. Running Water 77ie Greatest of City Conveniences A Dayton Eleclric-Driven Water System will auto matically provide water under pressure at all fix tures in your home the same as city water supply. It does away with all the drudgery of pumping and carrying water just a simple turn of the faucet and you have a steady stream of it cool and sparkling. The cost is but a few cents a day. Picture to yourself the convenience of running witter, the comfort of sanitary plumbing, less work for the women folks then come in and let us help you make it a reality. HEIGHTS GARAGE J. F. VOLSTORFF, Prop. mum NASH HUDSON , Passenger Cars ESSEX Nash and Mack Trucks Goodyear Tires Waverly Oils and Greases Storage, Repairs and Accessories MT. HOOD MOTOR CO. WE ARE READY FOR THE HARVEST WITH A COMl'LETIS STOCK OF Picking Bags at $2.00 Each Orchard Ladders 40c per Foot 5 d Pearson's Box Nails $6.50 per Keg Dick Smith and Parker Nail Strippers Blowers Hardware Company 1 Orchard Supplies Arsenate of Lead Bluestone Paper Apple Boxes Implements HOOD RIVER FRUIT CO. SHIPPERS OE HOOD RIVER FRUITS WE PAY PORTLAND PRICE FOR HIDES H. GROSS Tel. 1213 Order Now and Be Sure We are manufacturing Warehouse Trucks and Apple Box Nailing Presses. In order that we may make enough for the require ments of the Valley, it is necessary that we have your orders soon. HOWELL BROS. WOODWORKING AND BLACKSMITH1NG Tel. 2551 Fourth and Columbia (liality nof a'was price should de termine the value of your goods. We have the price as well as quality WITHIN REACH OF ALL. Preferred Stock Groceries, Fresh Meats H0LMAN & SAMUEL Phone 1811 Delivrrii's at 9 a. m. and 2:39 p. m. BOAT TIME TABLE The Northwestern Transportation Co. STEAMER JOSEPH KELLOGG Leaves Portland Tues., Thurs., and Sat. at 7a. m Arrived at Hood River about 5 p. m. Leaves Hood Piver Wed., Fri , and Sun. 8:45 a. m. Phone 8614 U S. MILLER, Agent. Mt. Hood Meat Co. mots to W. J. Fll.. luge's Potatoes Set Record r t.o Ui' r. nc.i'tn; Thev were of the Amen rie y. The plot plante i hu been in cultivation He cleared it as a home Newly arranf-i throughout No exense has bwn siian d to make this market sanitary a'ul nvxlrrn in every respect There is nono fctttter mi the Stale. Will ! rlal to have ;.!) come in and look it ovef whether you buy or not QUALITY QUANTITY Ask for BUTTER-NUT Delivered Daily to Your Grocers The Kind of a Market Kood River Wants Phone 4141 IS OUR SUCCESS Hood River Motor Car Co. R- c. glanville Repairing Storage Gas and Oil (.rMK AL SRR l I STATION Fourth and srate Strecta ATTORNEY AT LAW 1 National iUak Building Hood River, Orcgoa tea1.