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HOOD RIVER GLACIER, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1922
POLL-PARROT
SHOES
Make Children's Feet Grow Right
Thoughtful parents have come to give much
attention to the purchase of their children's foot
wean They have learned that the beginnings of
painful foot weaknesses in after life are laid in
childhood days, because the shoes they buy for
their little tots are improperly constructed are
ill fitting.
POLL -PARROT Shoes always give perfect
freedom to active, growing feet. The lasts of
POLL-PARROT Shoes are so shaped that the
muscles of the feet are allowed to develop and
strengthen in a normal way.
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"STAR BRAND" SHOES
are made of leather
ICZIOPI
J. C.Johnsen
We Have Moved
Our shop Is now located In the basement by Brad
ley's Printing -Shop on 3rd. and Oak St.
ALSO-We have added Mr. Dixon of Portland to our
force. He has had 19 years experience.
Altering, rellnln, c leaning and pressing of ladles'
and Rents' clothes. We call for and deliver.
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The City Tailors
Phone 1124
ROYAL COAL
We have been handling ROYAL COAL for
some time, and find It has the free burning and
clean (in.illtles of Rock Spring, and also the hard
ness and lasting qualities of the Utah Coal.
Give us an order and be prepared for the
next storm.
A stove poker FREE w ith each order while
they last.
TAFT TRANSFER CO.
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Valentines
A remembrance on February 14 is pleasing
not only to the children but to adults as
well. Our stock of cards as well as the
more elaborate Valentines is complete But
come early and make your selections.
THE BOOK & ART STORE
HOOD RIVKR. OREGON
i'DUCKWALL MAKES
MARKET SUGGESTIONS
John C. Duekwall says that the sys
tem of cash buying, in his estimation,
will (row in favor in future years.
"This is the first year.J' nays Mr.
Duekwall, "that we have been work
ing on the basis of buying strictly for
cash. This system of doing bueiness is
coming in favor more and more each
year, as evidenced by the fact that our
volume of business this season is nea--ly
double that of last vear.
"We find, however, that the person
al visits that William S. Duekwall is
able to make to members of the trade
in the middle west every AO days, and
our advertising and featuring the prin
cipal varieties of this section are cre
ating a demand that is more than
equalling our increased shipments
We expect to handle over 130 cars this
season. We have also opened up
number of good markets in the south
where we have done very little busi
ness in the past, and next year we ex
pect a real demand in some sections
where we only shipped a few cars this
season. We have made a specialty of
the hpitzenburg, the Golden Ortley
the Newtown Pippin and the Arkansas
Black. This will be of benefit not only
to ourselves but to any shipper from
tins district. Whereas the advertising
or some particular brand without spe
lalizing variety is of small beneiit to
anybody.
Another factor that will help ship
pers is the raising of the standard of
quality of apples shipped, thereby in
creasing the demand. The new state
inspection law makes it possible for
any shipper to have cars inspected and
certified to as to quality, if the grade
is high. iMost of our shipments this
season have gone out under this certi
ncation, and we find that dealers at
the other end appreciate this and we
are given the preference when it comes
to competitive bidding, if our per
centage of culls, C-grade and five tier
apples is reduced to a minimum th
growers of this valley will find that
every year will be a profitable one.
This year was an exceptional one. Be
cause of the short crop in the eaht, the
decreased buying power of the public
and general depressed conditions the
Ogrsdt product was in demand be
cause it was cheap. In ordinary sea
sons, the east, our big market, wants
only large, g ood quality fruit, and we
will always be in the market for fruit
of this class.
FRIENDS HARDLY
RECOGNIZED HIM
Oakland Man Is Back on Job Feeling" j
Wood to His Ptager Tips,
lie Declares
Two Hood Riverites Prominent
According to word received from the
University of Oreuon Department of
Journalism Hood River county has two
men listed in "Who's Who in Ameri
ca the coming year, lhe men in
cluded ure Kev. William A. Sunday.
the evangelist, and Dr. E. K. House,
former Portland Congregational min
ister, who has made a national name
as lecturer on religious and psychologi
cal subjects.
The next edition of Who's Who will
be published next May. The last edi
tion contained 2,514 names which had
never previously appeared in the book.
It will be interesting to see what citi
zens of Oregon have found a place
among'.the new names of the next edi
tion by reason of their accomplish
ments during the past two years.
McDonald on Sherman Work
Angus C. McDonald, engaged in road
building work with .Sherman county,
who was here last week on a visit with
his mother, states that 27 miles of the
Sherman Highway from Biggl to
(iraes Valley is now under construc
tion. The new r.iad is being construct
ed In accordance'withJState Highway
Department specifications on a five per
cent grade. An additional eight miles,
he says, will be under construction
soon. Mrs. McDonald and baby daugh
ter were here with Mr. McDonald.
Clifford McDonald is also engaged
with the State Highway Department
on eastern Oiegon work.
Udell. Has Branch Library
In cooperation with authorities of
the union high school of the district,
citizens of the Odell section have es
tablished a branch of the Hood River
county library. The new branch will
be located in the high school building
with Miss Glad Hull in charge. The
library already has 300 volumes.
For eighteen months I wasn't able
to hit a lick of work, but 'I an lac has
fixed me up and I'm back on the job
again feeling just fine," was the state
ment made by J. William Thompson,
559 Apgar St., Oakland, Calif.
"The 'flu' left me almost a total
wreck," he asid, "and for six months
was flat on rny back. It looked like
my strentgh was never going to come
back. I was so worried about my con
dition that I was almost desperate.
"Tanlac has made a new man out of
me and the change in my condition is
so big that my friends hardly know me
when they see me now. The best part
about it is that I have not only got my
strength back hut 1 feel fine all the
way to my ringer tips. Nobody can
make anv mifltaki by giving Tanlac a
trial."
Tanlac is sold in Hood River by the
Kresse Drug Co. dv.
Stoops Ready for Parker Again
CONVINCING TESTIMONY
rrr. hood railroad company
Time Table No. 33
Taking effect Wednesday, October 29th, 119.
Hi VD by many Hood River people
Experiences told by Hood River people-
T'.ose who have bad weak kidneys
Who used Doun's Kidney Bills
Who (mind the remedy effective
Such statements prove merit.
Noil Bright doubt an utter stranger.
You most believe Hood River people
Here's Hood River proof. Verify it.
Read. Investigate. Be convinced.
Ycu'll find why Hood River folks be-lu-c
in I loan's.
Franklin Miller, retired. Sin June
St.. Hood River, aays : "I have used
Doan's Kidney Bills and can recom
mend them from experience. My kid
neys were weak and 1 had a dull
pain in the small of my back that
made it hard for me to stoop or bend.
Mv kidneys did not act right. 1 used
Doan's Kidnev Bills for this trouble
and they helped me by strengthening
my kidneys and hack.
Trice tlk at all dealers. Don t sim-
)ly ask for a kidney remedy-get
loans Kidnev Bills the same that
Mr. Miller had. Foster-Milburn Co.,
Mfurs., Buffalo. N. Y. 1
Collie Stoops, who last week was
knocked out by a blow to the nose ap
plied by K. 0. Parker, The Dalles
negro, says he will fight the colored
lad here in the near future. Stoops,
who was a favorite in the ring against
the negro says he played in bad luck.
He declares that I'arker is a good fair
fighter, but that he allowed his own
guard to drop when he thought the
referee had called for a breakaway in
a clinch.
The Dalles Chronicle, telling of the
fight, says :
lhe semi-windup between Shade
Barker, of this city, and Collie Stoops,
of Hood River, was interesting while
it lasted, Stoops having the better of
the milling up to the- time he stopped
one of the colore.il boy'i powerful left
handed wallops with his chin. The
boys weighed in at 152 pounds each.
lhe hist round opened with both
boxers fiddling for an opening. Stoops
suddenly clipping the dusky battler
with a snaky riht to the head.
the latter was wary but willing and
took the punishment meted out to him
without showing the slightest distress.
1 he round was featured by several
rapid exchangee, mostly verbal, during
Which btoops was heard to inform his
opponent that he had a "mighty hard
head." Barker received this informa
tion with a sunny southern smile, and
ontinued the engagement unruffled.
Iloth boys showed cleverness, but it
was Moons round. In all the bovs
swapped eight solid punches during the
period.
1'at Foley was the bird that emu
lated that other little bird, and whis
pered into the ears of both boys during
the intermission, to the effect that ac
tions speak louder than words and that
was the sort of conversation the spec
tatnrs had paid to see.
Stoops led the lighting in the second
round, wun a conn. lent smile, hut in a
fast exchange Parker's left found his
bin, and he went down to defeat still
smiling.
Parker stood over his victim with a
ook of surprise, and the general opin
ion seems to be that while he earned
his victory he probably was the most
surprised person in the building.
Express Rates Are Equalized
"Recently, oh an appeal for coopers
tion from the Chamber of Commerce
at Bend, tin Hood River Commercial
Club appealed to the interstate Com
merce Commission to secure an equal
isation of freight rates between here
and Benil and White Salmon an. I Bend.
I'nder old expresi turilfs it cost 2t
cents, per 100 pounds, more to ship
apples from here to Bend than from
White Salmon. The loral and Bend
commercial bodies sought to have the
Hood River rate loweied to that of
White Salmon.
Secretary Crew last Thursday re
ceived a letter from the Interstate
C mmerce Commission announcing that
the rates had been equalized by in
creasing the White Salmon rate 26
cents per 100 pounds.
SPECIAL! SPECIAL!
For a limited time only, we will sell
Edison Cylinder Records
at a special price of
Three For One Dollar
This includes all regular 60c, 75c and $1.00
records. A BIG BARGAIN!
Yours to Serve
A. S. KEIR
Try The Drug Store First
Reliable Druggist
C. A. RICHARDS
111 2nd Street
Cigars
Tobacco
Soft Drinks
Confectionery
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TRY OUR
Draught Luxo
WE KEEP IT
RIGHT
Renew Your Motor's Vitality
That old expression of workmen, whose occomplish
ments on your wares or your machines make them like new
again, to use their own expression, is much overworked.
But it is a fact that the'reboring of cylinders of auto
mobile motors restores them to their normal power.
The little increase in the size of the rebored motors
does not increase the power, but the fact that the motors
are put in the condition in which, presumably, they left
the factory, often accounts for what owners justly claim
to be a noticeable increase in power.
We have the most up-to-date facilities for reboring
your cylinders.
HOWELL BROS,
FOURTH STREET
Tel. 2551
We will be glad to see
you and your triends at
any time at
THE APPLE BLOSSOM CAFE
H. J. FREDERICK
Building Contractor
Office, Smith Block, Room 2. Tel. 3W4
HOOD RIVER, ORE.
W. Powell Has Narrow Escape
William I'owell, in charge of a crew
engaged in improvement!" on the Howl
Kiver Irr Ration Disrtict's plant in
Oak Grove, narrowly escaped death
recently w lien a large bowlder, under
mined in eoavation, feH on him. Mr.
I'owell, it waH stated by those who
rescued twin, would have been killed
had not hi - body fallen in a depression.
relieving the weight of the bowlder.
His injurn I were limited to painful
bruises ami abrasions.
W. ('. I'xvia and n, Roy, working
nesiiio Mr. I dwell, had a narrow es
cape from the falling rock.
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Notice of Final Settlement
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned has filed her final account
with the Clerk of theft Vtunty Court of
Hood Kiver County, State of Oregon,
as administratrix of the Kstate of II.
W. Krussow. Deceased, and said tdurt
has fixed Saturday, the 1 Sth day of
February, 1122, at the hour of 10
o'clock a. m., as the time and the
t ourt Koom in the t ounty Court
House in Hood River City, Oregon,
as the place for hearing on said ac
count and of objections thereto, if any
there le.
i'auline Krussow, Administratrix.
E. H. Hartwig, Attorney for Es
tate. jiyfl6 Hood River. Oregon.
Jewett Heads Nature Club
C. E. Uravea, secretary and promot
er of the Oregon Nature Lovers' club,
states that Stanley Jewett, of the
Port land office of the predatory animal
bureau of the United State Depart
ment of Agriculture, has consented to
act as temporary president of the club.
R. E. Scott has bean named treasur
er of the temporary organization. Mr.
(iraves exiH-cts to have a iermanent
organization with a large membership
functioning before spring.
A. J . DERBY
Lawyer
HOOD RIVER. OREGON.
M. E. WELCH,
LICENSED VETERINARY SIRUEON
In prepared to do liny work In lhe veUrln.
ry flue. He can be round Ijy calllnu at or
nl"'iiltii' to the Kiuihlon
L. L. MURPHY, D. D. M
General Dentistry
Rooms 11-15 Bwttol Hldg.
DR. N. PLYLER
CHIROPRACTOR
Chiropractic and Electric Treatments.
Rooms 2.1, 24 aad86 Heilbronner lll.iu'.
I'bone 1833. Hood River, Ore.
R. C. GLANVILLE
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Room 1 National Hank Building
Hoot! River, Oregon
I
I ML
When you think of
a Drug Store
think of
CHAS. N. CLARKE
"Your Druggist"
Phone your orders
Phone 1262
C. K. ' i raves announces that the Riser
oolorgrapht wbicli were on sale at the
Book M..re daring the week In-fore
Christ tn as for the baaeflt of the Oregon
Nature Lovers Club can now he in
serted or hougl t at the office of R. R.
Scott under First National Bank. f!6
H. L. DUMBLE.
PHYHICIAN AND SURGEON.
Calln promptly anxwersd In lown or oouutry
lny or Night.
Telephone: Kenldenee, Itul: Office, I2n.
Offlce In the BroHlua botldlnf
B. B. POWELL
Plumbing, Heating and
Sheet Metal Work
.MO Cascade Avenue
HOOD RIVER. OREGON
A JudirioiiH Inquiry
A well known traveling man
visits the drug trade, says he has
heard druggists ask a customer,
wished to buy a cough med
whether it was fora ehild or an
and rfafor a child, the almost ir
ablv recommended Chamber laia's
edy. The reason for this is that
know there irno danger from it an
that it always cures. There ia not th
least danger in giving ft and for Colde
cmup and whooping cough it ia unsur
passed.
who
ften
they
LENORE GREGORY
TEA HER OK VIOLIN
E'lv. j aaa Training and Experience
Call Sat ii -days at Oregon Hotel, or
address Miss Oregorj, 808 Hancock
at., IVrtUnd, Oregon.
MS. ABRAHAM
l'HYSICIANS ai
Rooms 17, li, Llia
Res. Phones: Dr. Abraham 41.rL'
Dr. Sifton ;W13. Otlice 41"1.
AND SIFTON
I SURiiEONS
Broaius Building
THE CHEAPER MEAT CUTS
We endeavor to make available at our market a ser
vice to fit every requirement of frugal and thrifty living.
Indeed, we urge that housewives give greater study and
care to the preparation of appetizing and wholesome meals
by the utilization of the cheaper cuts of meat. Much is
heard in these days of the high cost of meats. The de
mands of the public, the larger portion of patrons always
asking for the cuts of extra high quality, which are quick
ly and easily prepared, are reaponsible for much of the ac
cusations about the high cost of meats.
Learn how to prepare them and then try some of our
cheaper moat cuts. We have the less expensive cuts from
10 to 15 cents per pound.
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The Hood River Market
V. I) I N PORT,
Phone 4311
Prop.
Our Customers will find us
Mtdeavorinc to make our reg
ular prices in line with the new
market le . els.
PINE GROVE STORE
I :t K FORD. Prop
Get the habit of ordering
Purity Hour made at home.
B .1, led
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J. D McLUCAS
COKTt ICTOft
Prac ical iker in Stone, Concrete.
H rk and Plast -r.
Eteakxiinc (trading. Etc.
Ilood River, Oregon.
0. H. JENKINS, D. M.D.
DEN ris I
ie . , : i dta ' . mMmfi M
Otlire over Butler Bank
H. D. W. PINEO, D.D.8.
DENTIST
ELIOT Bl'ILDINO
! Telephone 381 J BQQD RIVER
E L. SCOBEE, D. D. S.
BBOSICS Bl'ILDING
oiliee Hours: 8 a. m. to ; p. m.
Ollice Tel. 3161 Residence Tel 3412
MISS B. GRIFFIN
Teacher of Violin, Piano. Mando
lin. Guitar. Etc.
At Old Dabne Residence Tel. 25f
opposite Telephone Building.
Dr. Carolyn Underhill
DENTI8T
Smith Building. Telephone 221
EAT COMB HONEY
It's lickirf good
SPECIAL
The square, -Three
squares.
28c I
81c
EL E. Xr-IE
Phone 3192 "GROCERIES OF QUALITY
Tel &TI
F 'A M AVKN
Stranahan & Slaven
OHfral Contractors and Builders
HOOD RIVER, OREGON.
Hood River Abstract Co.
Real Estate and Insurance
Accurate abstracting of Land titles.
Forbes Paint Shop
Ml FOl RTH STREET
Painting in all it branches.
Tel.