HOOD RIVER GLACIER, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2. 1022
Orchard Supplies
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Nitrate of Soda
Fertilizer
International Harvester Implements
P. & O. Plows
Kerosene Tractors
Motor Trucks
The Hood River Fruit Co.
The Bread Saving
That we have put into effect for our customers is proving
nopular. We are increasing sales daily. We deliver daily,
each afetrnoon, warm bread at 7 and 11 cents per loaf.
We also have rolls and other bakery goods of the highest
quality. We have each week specials on many lines of
groceries. It will pay you to make our store a visit
L. H. HUGGINS i w 2134
See the
Master Incubator
at
APLIN'S STORE
CZIOEZDl
f6e Heights
12th. St.
TIRE PRICES SMASHED
Closing Out Odd Sizes
2 Firestone Cords
1 33 x 4, price 134.66, Reduced Price
1 32 x 4, " $33.65,
$25 00
26.92
3 Michelin Cords
1 34 x 4, price $31.80, Reduced Price
- aa r-r tl it
1 33 x 4, ijtftuo,
1 32 x 4, "
$25.44
24.60
23.80
3 Michelin Fabrics
2 33 x 4, price -129.20, Reduced Price
1 32 x 3'4 " $zu.yu,
1 FIRESTONE FABRIC, 34 x 4,
1 GOODRICH FABRIC, 32 x 3
1 MILLER FABRIC, 32 x 354,
$23.26
16.00
$20.00
$1600
$16.00
Phone 1111
Mail Orders Filled.
Ford Garage
Dickson Motor Company
Hood River, Ore.
WATER CASE DATA
FILED WITH CLERK
Tmontv i-,miM nf anDellants' ab-
stracts of record in the appeal of the
litigation involving adjudication of
claims on the Hood river water shed to
I the supreme court were hied last week
with County Clerk Shoemaker. Appel
lants in the case are : The Pacific
! I'ower & Light Co., the Oregon Lum
ber Co., the East Fork Irrigation Uis
trict and the Mt Hood Water Co.
The case, which has been before the
supreme court once before, having
been remanded for fuller testimony,
has been in progress since 1914. It is
not anticipated by attorneys that a de
cision will be reached by the supreme
court this year. .
This abstract is merply a reprinting
of Borne of the records in the caee.
such as the original statements and
proofs of claims, the statements of
contest, the findings of fact and order
of determination of the State Water
Hoard and certain of the proceedings
had in the circuit court, both prior and
subsequent to the entry of the circuit
court's decree. The 20 copies of the
abstract are filed with the county
,.rk mirsuant to the rules of the su
preme court, and are for the Ute and
I benefit of any parties to the proceed-
i u:..u i.w.liiHne all riirflnnft who
lllg, Wlin.il luvniw" " ! i, j I
r,iH ,.inimd with the Water Board. ,
II be'triven such appli
cants the county clerk, upon their
request.
Fordson Drop is Stimulating
That a drop of 35 per cent in the
f ik RnrHunn tractor is stupen
dous is well nigh conceded by everyone
who has heard oi the latest, reuucwou
of Ford products prices. The Fordson
tractor, according to an announcement
by the Dickson Motor o., sens now
for $492.85 f. o. b. Hood River. Mr.
M.i;i,i khIhs munaeer for the con-
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cern, states that because of this low
price the number of tractor sales this
season will be greatly increased and
that the company will experience
great dithcultv in matting oenvcira
unless ranchers place their orders immediately.
Baker Plans Egg Route
Geo. W. Baker, Barrett orchardist,
plans on establishing an egg route for
S.iu ritv natrons with fresh
iuiiii. I''' t - - i-
eeiis much as the milk man distributes
his dairy products, mr. Doner.
has pens of White Leghorns aggregat
ing :K, will deliver his eggs in num
bers as his customers desire each Fri
day, declaring that he will guarantee
their freshness.
The Barrett rancher has developed a
strain of prolific layers. His hens dur
ing the months of February and Janu
ary of last year averaged 24 eggs each.
Upper Valley Apple House Burns
Fire thought to have originated in
the explosion of a wood stove, used in
preventing frost damage, totally de
stroyed the Upper Valley apple house
of L. H. Barker Saturday night. Six
ty boxes of packed apples and about
250 boxes of cooking grade fruit were
burned. K. K. Burpus, in charge of
the place for Mr. Barker, who is
spending the winter at Basadena, Cal.,
savs the front of the stove appears to
have been blown open by some violent
explosion. Mr. Burpus does not know
whether any insurance was carried on
the property. The damage is estimated
at $2,000.
CLUB THANKED FOR
FAIR RESOLUTION
C C Crew, secretary of the Com
mercial club, last week received from
Julius Meier, chairman of the tortlund
1925 Exposition committee, the follow
ing expression of thanks for a n
tion of endorsement that had been
adopted by the local body :
"Please convey to your officers and
members the appreciation of the
reposition organization for the IJ i
did resolution passed by your club d
presented in person by Truman Bu l
one of your members. When the
lution was read at the confereii' it
received the merit it deserved.
Mr. Meier's letter informed the club
of his contemplated trip to Europe nnd
plans of leaving in abeyance firmi
of the fair until after the May pn
maries. He wrote :
"Steps were taken at this conft
to await the adoption of any definite
financial program until after the May
primaries. In the meantime, the pub
lic will be fully advised as to the full
merits of the Exposition and what it
will mean to the state of Oregon and
the northwest. We feel assured that
when the people understand the issue
there will be no doubt about hnai cial
support. The conference reaffirmed its
rmrioo tn -nrrv on the work and bend
every effort to national participation.
"Announcement nas
made of my contemplated trip to Eu
....,1 hc Orient Here again a
spirt of cooperation has been displayed
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that means Fucress. m caw.
invitation of the United States for Ku
ropean powers to participate with Ore
gon I will have the support of the
Associated Industries, the Tourist Bu
reau, and the newspapers of the state.
Arrangements have been made for a
special representative to accompany
me and the public will be fully advised
of the progress made. On my return
in June 1 expect to resume my activ
ities and take up the work again, trie
managing committee in the meantime
will be entrusted with the administra
tion policy and there will be no lessen
ing of the interest toward the goal we
seek to gain."
White Salmon Has Bad Fire
Fire starting at 4.16 Thursday morn
ing in Breedlove's shoe store, D
pletely destroyed rive frame it re
buildings on Main street at te
Salmon. The fire originated between
the ceiling of the store and the flooi of
a physician's office on the upper Ho,r.
Bursting of a water main from the
,.UDI.,;r t.i fire hvdrants reduced the
water pressure to the extent or rei Ber
ing the system practically useless.
Buildings which were burned were
vur.-crnrv structures, one owned by
William Bowers, of Salem. The necond
was owned and occupied by J. W.
Breedlove, as a shoe shop, ine two
others. were owned by R. Laterbach.
No insurance was carried on any of
the buildings or contents. Dr. W. H.
Warner had rooms over the shoe - tore
and loat the entire contents of his of
fice and $150.which was in his trousers
pocket. Dr. Warner was forced to dee
only partially dressed. In descending
a stairway he fell and was seriously
injured. The losses ate Bowers, fl.OOO;
Breedlove, $3,000 on building and
stock; Laterbach, $4,000 on building.
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THE
NEW BEAN
ENGINE
Designed under the super
vision of Mr. E. B. CUSH
MAN, Chief Engineer of
the Bean Spray Pump Co.,
who is recognized as the
leading stationary Gas En
gine Designer of the age.
CHIN A WARE
has now reached a price that is rea
sonable, and we have just received
an import shipment of
CUPS AND SAUCERS
of very attractive pat
terns and quality. See our show
windows before buying.
BLOWERS HARDWARE CO.
The parcel poet is a good thing when
used to send voiir shoe repairing t
Smith's Champion Shoe Shop, 1st ami
Oak. Best work promptly done and re
turned. Satisfaction guaranteed. )19tf
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Butter Is Healthful
No statement was ever truer. Not only does this nat
ural food contain bodv building elements in abundance, but
the butter is a necessity to the system, because of the lu
brication it furnishes the body. You may secure substitutes
Drehaps and pay less for them, but as a matter of health
economy the wise housewife will ever see to it that her
children are fed on the purest of butter.
Use Hood River Oregold and you'll know you've done
your duty to your family, your town and your Valley.
HOOD RIVER CREAMFRY
The Pheasant
Fountain and Tea Room
and
Oregon Hotel
Dining Room
All Under Same Management
Breakfast
Noon Day Lunch
Regular Dinner
5:30 to 8:30 p. m.
Open 6:30 a. m. to 11 p. m.
Ice Creams
Beverages
Confections
HOOD RIVER'S FINEST
EATING PLACE
D. A. R. Chapter Sends Cards
Quetnet chapter, Dauhter of the
Amurinun Revolution, have forwarded
to all teachers of this county cards
ir,,r the liHt nf nutriotic davs on
uuhieh the Flair should be displayed
Tha nut ri, i- wnmen also ask that
children he taught the American's
r rnuH whir h nhould he recited on
eurh nutriotic dav.
MrK I. I). Parkins, of this city.
mumlipr n f The Dalles chanter and
a member of a committee on "Correct
n.u nf tho Kluir .' has been given a
quantity of the cards for distribution
amoni? private citizens.
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This Engine
Weighs onlv 325 lbs.
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Develops 6 horse power.
Cools thru its flywheel.
Uses only 5 quarts of water.
Never Boils.
Has no crank.
Has impulse starter.
Has gas m base ot rump.
Has mechanical valves.
Has no open hopper.
Has counter balanced crank
shaft
Has adjustable auto bearings,
Is completely enclosed.
Has a volume governor.
Has a water pump.
Has a sight oil feed.
Has perfect balance.
No vibration.
And best of all will develop
375 lbs. pressure with two
guns on any Bean Triplex
Outfit, old or new.
Comes complete with pin
ion gear ready to replace
old engine.
Remember
We have the largest stock of lumber in
Hood River County to select from.
You will save money by letting
us quote on your require
ments. Yours for
prompt service.
OREGON LUMBER COMPANY
DUE, 0KEQON
JOHN SHERIDAN SAYS
It's time to let go of those Potatoes and Onions you
have been holding. Demand is good. Always sell while
the other fellow wants to buy.
Better ship us those Veal or Mors while the market is
jrood. We have a pood demand now for Eggs and Poultry.
Every day is Apple Day with us because we have
a constant demand.
Sheridan Fruit & Produce Co.
211 Washington St.,
POR 1 1 AM), ORE.
CLEAN
PLACE
( I I AN
GAME
BOWL AND BE HEALTHY
at the
Notice of Sheriff's Sale
By virtue of an Execution in Fore
closure duly issued by the Clerk of the
Circuit Court for Hood Rival County,
Oregon, on the 19th day of JanuHry,
1922. in a certain suit in aid Court
wherein Fercival L. Adams was plain
tiff and W. B. Moore Hi d Jane Uoe
Moore, his wife, were defendants, and
wherein plaintiff recovered judgment
againet sa:d defendants on the 9th day
of January. 1922, for the Mim of Nine
teen Hundred Fifty Dollars with inter
est threon at 8 per cent per annum
until taid, and for the turn of $350.00
attorney's tees, and for the um of
$63.20 costs and disbursements taxed
in said suit, and for the further sum of
$402.64 paid by plaintiff hh taxes ; and
ludgment and decree against defend
Hnts. W. b. Moore and Jane Doe
Moore, his wife, and each of them for
the foreclosure of that rtain mort
KHRe set out on the Complaint in said
suit and the sale as upon t xecution of
the real property herein described.
Notice is hereby given that 1 will, on
Saturday, the 25th day of February,
1922. at the East door of the Court
House in Hood River. Hood River
County, Oregon, at 10 o'clock fore
noon, sell atipublic auction for cash to
the highest bidder the fo, lowing de
scribed real property :
Situated in Hood River ( ounty, Ore
gon, to-wit: Beginning ft the N. E.
corner of the N. W. if S. ction 35 in
Townhip 3 North of Ram e 10 of Wil
Meridian, thence west aloriK
north line of Section :r.. 9.04J chains
n the N. E. corner of a l1 acre tract
hu A. C. Lendtr and wife.
thence south alone east line of said
Lender's 10 acres. 9 87J chains to said
north line of Section 16, tbenee west
' along aaid north line of Section 35,
i 1.164 chains to nlaee of beginning, con
! taining 10 acres more or less, or so
! much thereof as may be necessary to
satisfy said judgment, interest and
costs thereon in favor of plaintiff and
Hiraints defendants, UWSthat with all
cosU and expenses whict. have or may
accrue.
Dated this 26th day of January. 1922.
Thos. F. Johnson,
Sheriff of Hood River County. Ore-
gon.
Anderson Undertaking Co.
C. C. ANDERSON. Sole Proprietor
Licensed Embalmer and Funeral Director
41$ OAK STREET
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NOTICE
This is to certify that Joplin & Eldon
will not be responible for any debt
contracted for the Booth Hill Highway
unless accompaniea dv oroer sitrneu o
them.
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Jonlit. & Eldon.
i contractors.
S. E. BARTME55
FDREHAL DIRECTOR AND LICENSED EMBALMER
Licensed with Oregon's first class of Embalmers. Phone 1381, 3821
HOOD RIVER. OREGON ,
410 OAK STREET
Ladies' Night Wednesdays
Open 12 to 12 Weekdays
HI.ALTH FIN
Get vour floors cleaned the Universal
way. Makes old floors look like ne and
new fl'xrs look lett.-r Iet us figure
with you. V. B. I.int' k F. W. Spen
cer. Phones 23J3. 141. 5tf
riiamberlala's TsMel for Indigestion
sod oDstlpatloo
"The nicest snd plessantest medi
cine I hsve used for indigestion and
constipation is Chamberlain's Tablet."
writes Melard K. Craig. Middle Grove.
N. Y. They work like a -harm and d
not gripe or leave any unpleasant effect.
This Engine is also used on
three different types of
Bean Spraying Outfits
that can be seen on display
now.
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The Pump
The Bean Pump has al
ways enjoyed the reputation
of being the best Pump built,
with its porcelain lined cylin
ders that never corode or
wear out and are guaranteed
for a lifetime, its freedom
from stuffing boxes, packing
. . a
glands and brass cylinders.
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The New Bean Outfits
with the Bean Porcelain
Pump and New Bean Engine
in a range of sizes will with-1
out doubt interest any pros
pective Sprayer purchaser.
Our outfits range through
twelve sizes, priced from
$260 to $1400
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We carry our new Bean
Engine right with us and a
phone call will bring it to
your door for a complete in
spection. We are now taking orders
for March 1 st delivery.
Is yours in ?
Place it earlv so you can
depend on a Sprayer for your
first spray.
HOOD RIVER
GARAGE
Mid-Winter Dinners
Mid winter is often a hard time for the housewife.
Seasonable green foods and vegetables are scarce. We
lUggMt that you study the shelves of our store. There
you will find
CANNED GOODS
Wholesome and Appetising
Let us solve your cooking problem. We are always
ready to serve you. Just telephone us if you cannot
come down.
hj FRASIER & SON
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Telephones 2731 and 324
The FouncMhn
of ibis busineu is a liott of
satisfied customers. It is our
aim to supply better COfJ
than tbe ordinary without
any extra charge. Tlial we
succeed is proven by the
many satisfied customers
who obtain I heir coal here
right along. We believe you
would join them if you once
gave our coal a t rial.
TRANSFER & LIVERY CO.
i tttphoM -nil
M. P. GIBBON
laanaM to
nUENOU UIMOK
Plumbing
and Heating
908 12th Street
Phone 4444
A Place Fur Your Convenient Recreation
Play a friendly game of billiards or uool. The
best foods at all 'hours at our grille. Cigars, soft
drinks and confections.
And, if you wish, you may enjoy our bowling
alleys, none better.
THE ELECTRIC KITCHEN
H. S. OBOBOR, Pmp.