HOOD RIVER GLACIER, TflDBgDA V, NOVEM BEB 25, 1020
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CAR SALE
FOR THE WEEK
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1 Dodge
1 Buick
1 Oakland
1 Ford
1 Ford
1 Ford
1 Maxwell
1 Saxton
New
Was Price
$800 $650
$400 $350
$800 $700
$350 $225
$300 $200
$275 $200
$350 $200
$375 $325
Heights Garage
HOOD RIVER, ORE.
Telephone 3151
WHEN TIME IS OF THE ESSENCE
Suppose you have ordered a shipment of goodf from
Portland. The train is late or they have missed connec
tion. But you need those goods now. You lose money,
when they do not arrive on schedule.
THF SOLUTION:
Order the Shipment brought here by
The Warren Truck Lines
Arriving here at 3 p. m. daily, except Sunday.
Deliveries to your door.
Furniture Moving a Specialty
CONSIDER THE CONVENIENCE
E. C. WARREN, Prop.
Local Depot: Fashion Livery Co.
Portland Office: 87 N. 2nd St. Tel. Automatic &-169L
(IT. HOOD RAILROAD COMPANY
Time Table No. 33
Taking ntftCt Veunt.l.ix , October 2nh Wl.
sis .
SOCTnBOCHO NoKTHBOCND
We. I m.i 1TTT, S 2 I 4 No. 6 N, x
Motor Meier ! KnDti . Motor
Daily , lEndffj Sion.
r. m. a. m. . m. ! r. m. I a. m. j r. m. j p. m.
4. On 10.45 K.OO ....L. leei Biver Ar IM 1.11
4 03 10. 4 8.05 I Powerdale 2.57 i 9.22 2.11 j 6.41
4.12 10.57 8.15 1 Switchback 2.80 , 9.16 ; 2.04 I fi.JU
4.JW 11.10 -' Van Horn. . 2.4fl 1 M B.2I
4.29 11 18 i S. 30 Molir - .4 1
4.35 11.18 ' 8.40 Odell , 2.3" 8.53 1.43 .13
4 40 11.23 8.45 Summit 2.: !.; 0
4.43 11.26 8.50 Blomlier i l.2tl M2 1.32 6.01
4 47 11.30 . HobteLa , 2.10 I C 1.27 5.57
4 50 11.33 905 W inane Z.06 .M .1.24 5.S4
4.57 11.38 9.20 Dee r. tM - U M I.M
5 02 11.43 9.28 Trout Creek ... ... . 11 15 i 8 25 1.15 !
5.12 11.53 j 9.35 Woorlwnrth 11.05 j 8.11 1.05 5.35
8.17 "12.00 1 10.00 j It. tmUm U..... 11.00 8 10 j 1.00 8.91
r. m. I i a. ii. I l a. a. i . r. o. r. n.
ENGLISH MARKETS
OFFER NEW HOPES
was placed at
pence per box,
mum was 2?
at $8.60 tliia pri
here $2.81 per
cents per box to
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AT
THE TIRE SHOP
GAS VULCANIZING
OILS WD
ACCESSORIES REPAIRS
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Latest reports from England, accord
ing to Dan Wuille & Co., indicate that
I he export apple market is picking up.
The trade is being somewhat relieved
of the hit of poor harrel fruit and as
the quality of the apples offered is be
coming better the trend is toward bet
ter prices.
"When the price control was 're
stored November 15," says Walter
Wonlpert, "the maximum for apples
l. shillings and six
hereas the old maxi
lOd. With exchange
;e will net us back
box. It now costs 90
ship apples to New
York city. The trans-Atlantic freight
adds another 70 cents and incidentals
of insurance and dock handling charges
will reach another 20 cents. We hope
to get the maximum price on our ex
ports. "
To date Mr. Woolpert says his con
cern has shipped about 250 carloads of
fruit, about 05 per cent of the tonnage
that will be handled during the season
from Hood River. New berg, Sheridan
and White Salmon, l.yle and Under
wood. He says that already about 125
carloads have been shipped to England.
The exporters recently signed a con
tract with the Holland-America line
for refrigerated space for 15,000 boxes
of apples to go to England from Port
land by the S.S. Moerdyk through the
Panama canal. The contract called
for a guaranty oftemperature from 38
to 155. ()ri"withdrawal of this irunranty
the shippers declined the space, and it
is not likely that any local apples will
he shiPDad abroad by boat this year.
"The boat rate would have given us
an advantage of about 15 cents per box
over the rail anil trans-Atlantic
freights." savs Mr. Woolpert, "but we
cannot risk a possible loss from under
refrigeration or perhapstoo much cold
and frozen lruit.
Apple shippers will decline the move
ment of apples by boat from western
ports until they secure a guarantee of
better refrigeration accommodations.
Shipping Concerns, however, are tak
ing an interest in the fruit tonnage
and already representatives of some
of the larger Atlantic shipping con
cerns have been here and at other
northwestern apple growing points on
tours of investigation. A representa
tive of the Cunurd company w'as re
cently here. A general feeling is
prevalent that the high freight now
applying to apples on rail lines will
lowered within a few years when real
competition of boat lines becomes ap
parent.
(luija Hoard is Vindicated
Edward Herman, of Husum, declared
last week that the ouija board had
been vindicated. In September Mr.
Herman declined an olfer of $2.10 per
Pox tor a lU.UUU-DOX apple crop in
which he was interested. He asked
ouija about it and the board stated
that ho would be sorry ; that he would
sell his crop in November for .$1.97.
He has just sold a block of his fruit
for $2 per box.
1 felt that ouija was beaten, says
Mr. Herman, "and then 1 remembered
that the war tax of three cents per
box, charged on the freight bill, will
come out of me. Ouija was right.
You can't beat it. 1 am now going to
consult the board and see if I can get
some information as to when freight
rates on apples are going to decline
Alfalfa (iruwers Solicit Orders
Eastern Oregon alfalfa growers find
Hood Kivcr orchardiltf eager pur
chasers of hay, according to visitors
from the hay country here recently.
While numerous local growers are sell
ing apples U) the interior ranchers, the
latter are coining here Soliciting hay
orders.
"We have already made a number of
hav sales here,'' laid Kobert . Horn
ing, Hermiston rancher here last week,
' and we expect to ship a considerable
quantity to local growers. A number
of us of the Hermiston district have
DOO lad our product and we expect to
ail about 2,000 tOM of alfalfa direct
to consumers. "
"ASTONISHING"
SAYS RORERTS
After Ten Years of Milb rhiir He Ik
Again Well, Strong PralSSt
Tan I. ic
"To feel well and strong after suf
fering constantly for ten years is a
happv experience, and I am indebted
to Tanlac for the astonishing change in
my condition. " said J. ('. Roberts, of
Milwaukie, Oregon, in a recent inter
view. "During all these years my appetite
was fioor and my stomach was so badly
disordered that there were very few
things I dared eat. and what I did eat
seemed to do me harm instead of good.
1 finally got to where I actually dread
ed to eat anything, for after meals I
was miserable for hours. 1 bloated up
with gas and hurt so 1 couldn't stand
my belt around my waist. These
pains annoyed me especially at night,
and I woke up in the morning feeling
so bad 1 COUld hardly straighten up. I
could seldom ever get a good night's
rest on account of my kidneys and of
ten had fueh sharp pains in my back 1
could hardly stand them.
"No one seemed to understand my
case, and 1 took so much medicine it
looked like I would buy out the drug
store, but nothing gave me more than
temporary relief. I was just about at j
the end of my row when I started tak- j
ing Tanlac, but by the time I had j
taken two bottles I felt a wonderful
improvement.. 1 have now taken six
bottles and my stomach and kidneys
are in line condition arm 1 reel oetier
than in years. All that trouble from
gas, pains in the back ami stomacn,
wakefulness and weakness have left
me completely. 1 am so grateful to
Tanlac for the restoration of my health
that J can hardly think of words strong
enough to express mv feelings.
Tanlac is sold in Hood River by the
Kresse Drug (o.--Adv.
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.Oil
IJCalJ
i New York City alone from kid
: rouble last year. Don't allow
ouroelf to become a victim by
git cthig pairs and aches. Guard
;uiiiSt this trouble by taking
COLD MEDAL
i. ii bis tj rev ( .-.-h.
i
Tho world's standard remedy for kidney,
tlvar. bladder and Drlc acid troubles.
H lland'l national remedy since 1696.
All druggists, three hi: en. Guai .iiiteed.
Lock for tne nitmo C'."!.i Medal on eve. r iwJC
and axecrl r - tr..(ation
W. J. Baker & Co.
Dealers in
REAL KSTATE
Fruit and Farm
Lands
Wheat Crop is Light
While Hood River county produced
more BOON than 9,000 bushels of wheat
in 1918 and a heavy output was thresh
ed last year, the wheat crop of this
seaMin amounted to only a few hundred
bushels. While a fair acreage was put
to wheat here the past year, the crops
were cut lor hay.
"While we purchased 7,000 bushels
Of local wheat one war year, says I.
H. Aplin, "our purchases for Rt20 did
not exceed on bushels. We purchased
about 2f0 bushels of wheat from Trout
Lake ranchers."
FOR SALE
NEW AND SECONDHAND
FURNITURE
The LIBERTY FURNITURE STORE
Spokane lruit Meet inn Near
A number of local fruit shippers,
orchardists and n present n lives of con
.1 ins engaged in manufacturing apple
grading machines are preparing to at
tend the li'tb annual meeting of the
Washington Horticultural Association,
which will convene at Spokane DSOSfS
her 11 for a six day session. Simul
taneously the Washington grade and
pack conference and Northwestern po
tato conference will lie held. Washing
ton beekee pers u ill kalso hold a meet
ing. lircad Truck Wrecked rridav
fine i ! sipiadron of motor trucks
engaged in bringing bread from Port
land dailv was wrecked at daybreak on
I be H I '.;iv near Mitchells Point tun-
lay. The wreck was caused
tiding 00 a t-harp curve. The
t down an embankment about
ad ansa badly smashed, but the
Blown clear, was not injured,
wnside was strewn with sev-
loaves of bread and
I fi
cm s
The canyons id
eral hundred
other pastries.
General MotorTrucking
Wood For Sale
JESSE PUDDY
Telephone S14J HQS May St.
DRS. ABRAHAM AND SIFTON
PHYSICIANS and SUKtiKONS
Rooms. K, 19. in Hrosius Building
lies, Phones : ir. Abraham 415'.'.
Dr. Bifton :itil3. Ollice (151,
DR. E. O. DUTRO
PHYSICIAN AND BURGEON
Oflce: Hall Bldg., Phono U71
Hours, 2 to 5 p. m.
Residence ! I fdeli. Rhone, Odell 353
Hours: I to 11 a. m.
DR. N. PLYLER
CHIROPRACTOR
Chiropractic and Blectria Treatments.
Rooms 23, 24 sod 25 HeUbroaoer Ride.
Phone is : i,j River, Ore.
E. D. KANAGA
Physician and Surgeon
Phones l fffice 121 1
Res, 1811
Oflice iu Khot
ltuildin
H. L. DUMBLE,
PHYSICIAN H, NT) SURGEON.
i'allf ii t ,-. i m town or country
Tl!i"li.
(m
. . ion nm. i2i
miWM Hiiildln
D0VT BLAME THE CHILD
for lack of
r an. It
's fault in
kidneys and
Read this
ic run dc
L. L. MURPHY. D. D. M
General Dentistry
Koi.mp 11-15 Brosiua Bldg.
DR. W. H. THOMPSON
Physician and Surgeon
OFFICE: ELIOT BIT LI) I NO
'tli. phone tm Residence 2221
C. H. JENKINS, D. M.D.
PKNTIST
Telephone: Orl'uV 10S1; rwidenc 3331
Office over Butler Bank
Dr. Carolyn underhill
DENTIST
Smith Building Telephone 2$2l
H. D. W. PINEO, D.D.S.
I 'INI 1ST
y i lor i;t iloixo
i p: . MOD KIVER
Do You Know?
That we do developing, printing and enlarging?
Excellent work and good service at low prices.
Let us make Kodaking a pleasure for you,
rather than a disappointment.
WE ALSO CARRY A FULL LINE OF
Cameras and Films
Yours for Service
A. S. KEIR, Reliable Druggist
"Agent for the New Edison Phonograph"
C. A. RICHARDS
111 2nd Street
Cigars
Tobacco
Soft Drinks
Confectionery
czjoezd
TRY OUR
Draught Luxo
WE KEEP IT
RIGHT
LENORE GREGORY
TBACHER OK VIOLIN
European Training and Kxperienee
Call Saturdays at Oregon Hotel, or
iiililreHs Miss Gregory, 808 Hancock
St., Portland, Oregon.
H. S. BRAAKMAN
Painting, Tinting and Papering
Tel. 1294
SLUTZ BROS.
CarageS Machine Shop
We arc experts on all makes of
Automobile! and Sprayers.
Phone 3173
WM. WEBER
STILL BELLS
HARNESS & SADDLES
Al.Si )
AUTOMOTIVE ACCESSORIES
ANI
MILLER TIRES
COlII TIRES IN FORD SIZES
TBI SANITARY WAY
HOFFMAN STEAM PRESSFR
All Uonm Killed
J. C. MEYER
Hood RiM-r's Tailor anil Pressor
Hotel Oregon Bldg. Tel. 1121
Hick's Eats 'n Sweets
Meals, Candy, Ice Cream
and Fountain Service
UKO. K. XTKAN AHAN
Tel. STIC
r. m. si.av kss
Oc, at all dealer. IVn't sim-
Stranahan & Slaven
General Contractors and Builders
HOOD RIVER. OREGON.
H. J. FREDERICK
Building Contractor
OHice, .mith Block, K.ui 2. Tel. 14
IHH)l RIVER, ORB.
B. B. POWELL
Plumbing, Heating and
Sheet Metal Work
31 C'.asvadc Axenue
HOOO Rl t R. ori COM
A. J. DERBY
Lawyer
HOOO RIVER. 0RE60N.
OREGON LUMBER COMPANY
DEE, OREGON
FOR qUICK DELIVERY
Tree Props
Dimension and Finished Lumber
Retail and Wholesale
just received a new
lot of
Country Club Toilet
Preparations
Come In Acjet us show them to you
Chas. N. Clarke
YOUR Druggiet
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FUEL AND
TRANSPORTATION
(THAT'S OUR 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 4111
Bakers' Flour
$2.85
Highland Milling Co.
M. E. WELCH,
'in hih:iart IOTNNBM
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PHONE 175 1
Steam, t Motor.
Oaiit' to limi
li a:i in- ! on the ate
ork In the TOMnev
utd hjr calling at h
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