HOOD RIVER, GLACIER, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1924
WHITE SALMON
J. L. BLACK. M. D
Office at residence, 724 Cascade Avy.
Telephone 2981
C. W. HAMILTON, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Office Bro ua Block
Office Phone 8741
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AMAIZO
H. L. DUMBLE
Physician and Burgeon
Calls promptly answered in town
country—Day or Night
Phoces: Residence, 1242; Office, 1241.
Office In the Brosius Building
Cook Book
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mail it today.
Dr». Abraham & Sifton
Physicians A Burgeons
Butler Bank Building
Phones : Office 4151
Dr. Abraham 4152.
Dr. Sifton 8618.
Amaizó
Mayonnaise
Shortening
Salads
Frying
Dr. W. Donald Nick eleen
Surgeon, Cancer, Plastic Surgery and
Kadiutn Therapy
Phone Main 7475
809 Stevens Bldg.
Portland, Oregon.
DR. PHEBA J. COLLMAN
NATUROPATH
Electronic Diagnosis and Treatment
Corrective Gymnastics, Scientific Diet
Diseases of Women and Children
Horn 9 a.' tn. to 5 p. m.
Office Phone 1622
Kes. Phone 2448
Hood' River, Oregon
Foot Troubles?
DRS. THRANE & CHICK
Physician and Surgeon
Office Mt. Hood Hotel.
Phono 2172.
If no answer call 85)1, lit. Hood
Hotel. Celia answered day or night.
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DR. MEARLE C. FOX
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Eye, Ear Nose and Throat
915 Stevens Bldg.
DENTIST
Office 4, 5 and 6 Smith Building
Office Phone 2021
Res. Phone 81*
Hood River, Oregon
E. L SCOBEE, D. D. S.
Brosius Building
Office Hours : 8 a. m. to 6 p. m.
Office Tel. 3161
Residence TeL 8412
C. H. JENKINS, D. M. D.
Phones :
DENTIST
Office 1081 ; Residence 8881
Hood Hiver, Oregon
DR. S. L. PETERSON
DENTIST
Complete X-Ray Examination
Eliot Building, Hood River, Oregon
Phones: Bea. 2748; Office 8815
L. L. MURPHY
DENTIST
Complete X-Ray Examination
Suite 5. Brosius Building
A. J. DERBY
LAWYER
Firat National Bank Building
Boati River, Oregon
MRS. GEO. I. SLOCOM
M6 Ninth Street
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Portland, Ore.
L. R. Alexander, D. M. D.
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FREE DEMONSTRATION
OCTOBER 17
Seven persons out of every ten have some form of foot trouble, ft
may be weak or broken-down arches, weak ankles, corns, callouses
or bunions or probably a case of tired, aching, pjinful feet.
Regardless of what may be the nature of your suffering, jrou will
find quick and permanent relief, this week, at our Foot Comfort
Department.
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Foot Comfort Expert to Serve You
For the benefit of all foot sufferers, this store has arranged with The
Scholl Mfg. Co., for the services of one of Dr. Scholl’s most stalled
demonstrators, who wiU be at our store to give free foot comfort
demonstration« aa the above date. Every Toot sufferer should taka
advantage of thia exceptional opportunity.
Free Pedo-graph Picture Made of Yom Feet
In a lew seconds’ time, without removing the hose, he ?>n make a
photographic print ol your foot that positively shows if you do have
foot troubles and to what stage the trouble haa progressed. Thia serv
ice ia abeolntaiy tree and places you under no obligation whatever.
FREE SAMPLES
Do you vraat to know bow to stop corns hurting Instantly? Come
in and get a sample of Dr. Scholl's Zino-pads. They remove the
of corns friction and pressure. Thin, antiseptic, healing.
if yossr foot trouOUt to this ttoro auring thu dom-
arsMtow cmrf Jaorw sfta Into moaning of foot comfort.
J. C. JOHNSEN
The. Shoe Man
TEACHER OF PIANO
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We will please you with our
Dressmaking
Hemstitching a Specialty
MRS. FLORENCE SIMONTON
at The Paris Fair
Old City Hall Plumbing Shop
baa moved — the new location la 90S
12 Street where there wiU be a large
4l toploty of
mu}' Msmting O uo <1 m
at reasonable prices. The new location
wiU be known as— TOM FISHER'S
Plumbing A Heating 90$ 12th St.
The Apple City Truck Line
OPEN FOR BUSINESS
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Connections made with John Day, Dufur, Tygh
Valley, Bend and White Salmon Truck Lines.
Hoed River Abstract Co.
Real Estate and Insurance
Accurate Abstracting of Land Titles
Telephone 1881
HOOD RIVER OFFICE
PORTLAND OFFICE
12 Oak Street
Door 17, Auto Frt. Ter.
Phone 4422
Phone E. 8226
J. M. CREAMER
Veterinary Surgeon
Office at Fashion Garage.
Tel. 1201
READ’S RADIO SHOP
The Radio Shop of Hood River
' J. G. Bradford, Reside nt Partn«-r.
H. B. Read. KQP, Portland.
Grcl>e, Atwater Kent and other line*
"When there are better sets labile,
we will have them here.”
308 Casiade Ave.
Tel. 12tM.
B. B. POWELL
PLUMBING, HEATING AND
SHEET METAL WORK
810 Cascade Ave.
Hood River, Ore.
Quality Food Products
WHEN YOU WANT THE BEST
OF
BEEF, LAMB, PORK, POULTRY, FISH
or any other market food, you may rest
assured that it may be had from our
sanitary, refrigerated cases.
Apple Bicker Cemmits Suieide
Sidney Shaw, of I/mg Creek, here
with his wife engaged as nn apple
plckert committed stildde at the Odell
.. reha rd borne of W. L. Hheirlion Wed
nesday night of last week. He wan 28.
tenacious when found. Mr. Shaw ad
mitted to Mr. Shelrbon that he had
taken poison. apparently atrychnlne.
Threat* of self destruction by Mr.
Shaw had been made repeatedly re
cently. Officials. however, were un-
nhle to asrertaln- the cause of his de
spondency. No children survive. Cor
oner Anderson shipped the. body to
long Creek Friday.
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J. D. McLUCAS
CONTRACTOR
Practical Worker In Slone, Con
crete, Brick and Plaster
Telephone 5934
GEO. F. STRANAHAN
General Building Contractor
Telephone 5716
The Bon Ton Barbershop
“Hood River’s Quality Market”
HOOD RIVER MARKET
A. F. DAVENPORT, Prop
Tel. 8461
L. 8. BOYD, Proprietor
Telephone 8853
H. J. FREDERICK
General Contracting and Building
Estimates cheerfully furnished
Offre at 1218 Sherman Ava Tel. 8611
We
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will be glad to’ ace
you and your frienda at
any time at
Smoky and Smelly Oil Stoves Cnr<ri by
n«ihg Enoene Oil. Try this high grade
coal oil next time and sae the difference.
Any quantity, gallon to barrel, at 4?. A-
Frans Co.
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RUBBER SHOES
For the convenience of our patron» of the Height»
District, we have laid in a full line of Rubber
Shoes for Men, Women and Children.
RHEUMATISM
The rains have started, keep your feet dry and
avoid bad colds.
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GROCERIES! GROCERIES!
Th« Apple Blossom Cafe
W. B. SAGAR
Manatbctnrw of fine Hsvana sad D ouim U c
CIO ARB
Jobbing Trade Solicited.
Box Trade a Specialty.
Room 16, GrOaa Bldg.,
Hood River
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L. H. HUGGINS
TIL. 9134
Cooperative weather observer’s re
port for 24 hour period ending at 5
p. m. Rat i ir lay: Maximum tempera-
tur« 56. minimum 35. clear, east wind.
, Mr.
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Riiuunon, a partner ol
Klink, of eastern Oregou, haa sol
Interests in the M. L. Kline I ranch.
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Burdoin lit .’lit*, to Mr. Klink,
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will operate the place. He ha» leased
the proptriy for a term of years; and
haa estati ¡•*I.**<1 a email dairy fari».
Th«« Hunsaker slanhing on the J. H.
Law ranch ¡» «till burning, having eat
en ita way eiiHtward into the pepvy
timber. Tin* tin* haa be«*n burning a
wwk anti *<v< rai huge tre«« have fall
en i»v«>r Into ilen*e windfalls and dead
brush, aidiactng the heavy timber and
cut wood owned by other parties.
Frank I. llevier, of Portland, owner
of the old llaatey ranch, la reported as
Iteing 111 in Portland. He 1* ex|M*et«*d
lH«ri* ^e«*hiy to make arrangements
for hi* apple « rop. which 1* Iteing
pack«*! l>> Unte* Ur«*. Illa mother
and two brother*, Bert and Dewey
Bt*vi«»r, will *|**nd the winter in Ore
gon.
WorniN have taken a heavy toll thia
year on the tipple crop. Tlte tonnage
will be very light on extra fancy grade
in the highci level*. ln*pe«*tlon Is very
rigid ami <ir<*har<li*te are Mtnu^hat
diacourag«d <tvt*r the outlook at tbi*
time, but will try, try again, and thoiie
who can afford it will put < mf addition
al spray* next year. Home have ap-
pll«*d front Hi'ven to nine applications
without very g<*«l results. Heretefore
wormy aitple* have ln*«*n almost un
known in the Burdoin mountain <11*
trlct. Ralph Burdick stat«« that if
these pent* cannot be eliminated he
will grub out his trees anti plant graia*
nula, hominy mid Hiiccotash and make
a real living <>n hi* plate.
Bill Brown, mayor of North White
Salmon, hail a very narrow escape
from aerioa* Injury Thursday morn
ing whil** en route to Bingen with 60
lug* of'cull apple« in a Ford truck
which ha«l never Iwen t*t|U*PPe«l with
brakes. When he itaRxcl Judge Har
ris’ resilience he was a mere streak
and going so Hwiftly that the outfit
was Invisible to the itaktal eye. Bill
«fayed with the «hip. narrowly missing
the Imiti freight, which switches all
tlay long in the Bingen yard*, and a
h«*avy liimlier truck. He finally land
ed right shit* up at Baker & Coe’s
wandtou«*, 1 where he broadcasted a
message for • brake lining*. outside
brake bn ml* and a new engine. He
wa* unhurt blit greatly perturbed.
The Bingen I k ) mm -<1 cop's eyesight
failed to register on tlti* occaHion.
Buriloin Heights has a real cornet-
ist In the iterson of Dewey Bevier,
who wits in tin* service of th«* United
States navy during the world war.
R««idenis of the aitove district have
of late I h * cu treatml tiKiilghtly eoniiTts
[tlaytsl nt the .voting mail's home high
up on the hill, it is siiH|M*<*ted that
th«««* art* for the benefit of two comely
young lady cantileni on Bat«« Bros.*
perpendicular farm.
“I Ixtve You
Truly” mid ‘Tai«” come in perfectly
fine. Mr Bevier was a member of the
big baud organization which broadcast
the first radio progTiini from Catalina
Island Cwlifoniin. several years ago.
Radio fans on Burdoin mountain are
again enjoying programs from eastern
statloiis lifter a rather lengthy vaca
tion on account of dry weather and
static. Bonn* new radio converts In
tills district. Sr«* planning Installation
of standard sets. New Ideas on the
l>urt of radio i*ngin«i*r* will noon con-
aign many old sets to the Junk pile.
Urite* will lx* much lower. It 1*
thought.
Fruit Inspectors Tlii>ni|«on and
Child* were visitor* in the Rurdoin
district T%ur«day.
The old bridge which has Herved so
many Hood Riveriti« who have visited
the Buck'crwk and ■Northwestern lake
camping ground has again been de
clared unsafe for traffic, according to
K. T. Breedlove, a resident of that dis
trict. He reports that the structure is
In b^d nhape.
J. W. Bni'dlove. who lias l>ecn en
Joying an extended visit with hi*
fntheirln Month Carolina, returned to
Whits Rfflmmi Friday.
A big harvest dance was give« at
Ix*glon hall Ratnrilay night. A large
nt tendance waa reported.
The next meeting of the Guild will
I h * held here (k*tol>er 14.
O. C. Groshoug lias purclias«*d the
C. <1 Russell residence. Mr. Russell
has also disp<«ed of Ills service sta
tion at Bingen and will move to Kelso.
Wash., tootry Ills luck in a new ven
ture.
Mrs. Wm. Claterbos in keeping books
at Baker A Coe's warehouat* at Bingen.
The Mountain Brook people got a
tbrill put of a brush fire mvntly which
threalbaed the Alfred Lumber cotp-
pnny’a mill. Volunteers from th«* Ac
me Orchard C«>. as*lst«*d in checking
the fire before any nerious damage
"cenrred.
While driving her Ford car home on
the North Bank highway Saturday
night, Mrs. Gaskill, of Bingen, was
struck by Bob Charters, Bingirn gtirage
mini, and her car badly damaged. No
ciisualtiee resulted. Mrs. Gaskill is in
the restaurant hipiinesa at Bingen. Her
new fireproof building la nearing com-
pletlon. Mr. Chertcrs’ treproof garage
■ ■I«*ned for business Monday.
( araw* Kxhrt In the Homan Body If
Yoq WIU Use Trunk'« Prwwription
This Prescription does not ruin the.
stomach. It does not depress the heart.
I'At all the meat and good food you
Irish while taking Trunk’« Prestwip-
tion. Onntaln« no mercury, salicylate
-oda, oil Wintergreen or narcotics, but
l>o*lttvely overcome* any kind of rheu
matism or gout on esrth, Wh«t m*we
do yon want? It la impossible to get
something better. The greatest uric
ucld solvent known and also a superior
liver raetlirfne.
Trunk’s Prescription nell* for 81.75
I or 8 for only |5.00. A. 8. Kelr'a Drug
store.
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PICKER SUPPLIES
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FINGER COTS (ALL 8IZE8 AND MiKEJ), ADHESIVE
PL&B’fER, WRITING MATERIAL, PENCILS, OOMBS,
BRUSHES, MIRRORS, SKA VINO MATERIAL
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We Have What You Forgot
To Bring And Will Need
MKNTHOLATUM, COLD TABLETS, PLASTERS, WATER
BOTTLES, LINIMENT FOR THO
SWOLLEN WRISTS
COLD OREAM, TALCUM AND
OE POWDERS, ETC
We Are Here To Serve You.
MA. S. KE1R
Yours for Service
Open Evenings Until 9:00 O’ClocIt
D. H. McCLAIN HAS
FINE SWEET POTATOES
I). 11. McClain, former Michigan man
who used to grow the tubers in his for
mer state, has harvested 1100 pounds
of aweet potato«« from leas than an
eighth of an s«*»e. The potato«« are
unusually large, many of them weigh
ing 2% isiunds. He planted 800 hills
of the pototoeH. Variegated cutworms
< nt off 200 of them.
'T believe that met potatoes can be
grown profitably in Oregon if they are
handled' properly,” said Mr. McClain.
"They should not he over-irrigated.
The ground aliould never l>e soaked, but
just kept slightly moist.”
Mr. McClain exhibit«*! one of his po
tato«« at the Glacier office. It weighed
more than three |M*unda. Ernest Sam
uel was associated with Mr. McClain
in the production of the fine tubers.
General Folk Have Party
18‘alers in General Petroleum prod
ucts of Tile Dalle*. Hood River. Rufus,
Mosier, Underwood. White Ha Inion and
Mount H imh I districts held a get-to
gether liamps-t in the gold room of the
Hpt«*i I >aIle« one night last week to
talk shop.
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Among those present were the fol
lowing : E. L. Baley, assistant mari
ager of tili* Portland distrlbuting
hranch; W. E. Walther. Harrv Wal
ther. Fari Fields, Cedi Fidile and
I,e*ti*r Miller, all of The Dalle*. C. A.
Tiiom. F. Scott and G. E. AVilkinson.
of lluftts; John Carroll and F. C. Car
roll. of Mo*h*r ; James Htranahan, Hai
Nesbit, Clalre Smith ami Newton
Clark, of Booti River; thè Wyatt
brothers. of Mount Hood ; G. G. Mar
tin, of White Stilinoli, and Raymond
Melga, of rnderwvMHt. Stanford H.
Anderson and Jerry Mnthewa repre-
Hcnted The Dalle* dintributlng agency
of th«* Stanford H. Anderson company.
Mrs. Nancy S. Daw*«m
Following a short fnnerai service at
the Bartns«* chaiiel th«* Iwwtv of Mrs
Nancy 8. Itawson, ez.*d 81 nnd native
of Ohio, was *hlp;x*<l to Tt.pcka. Ka*.
Tuesday for interm«*nt. Mrs. Dawson
Ilve«l for runny years In Topeka. She
«■ame west in 1905. Sb«* had <mly re
cently gone to Bingen, white death oc
curred Kiinduy. to lie with a «Inlighter.
Mrs. Anne Fix.
Mrs. Dawson is survived by other
ehiMren as follows: -8. T. Dawson,
of Newkirk, rikla.; Mem Mar» Hocking
of Howe. Is.: Mrs. Mura Bradley, of
Princeton. III.; M R. Dawson, of To-
na*kot. Wa»h.: J. M INtwson. of Na
tional <Mty. Calif., and M. I* Dawson,
of Fima. AVash.
I have taken the agenev for the Mar-
•hall-Well. Niarara ranee*. None bet
ter made Yon mar reenre the flneet
ranee available on roar own term,
within reaaon. Braakman. Rialto bldg
I have just received from
the East the most wonderful
line of >
Sait Cases, Ladies’ Hat Boxes
and Under the Arm Bans
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
We have tablets, pencils and all the other school
supplies required. We will make a specialty of stock
to fill out the school lunch.
HEIGHTS CONFECTIONERY
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J. L. STLWAhT, Prop.
Tel. 2374
Every woman realizes the part her wearing apparel plays
in giving her that subtle charm and attractiveness.
A woman’s personality is expressed by the garments she
wears and the care site exercises in seeing that they have
that immaculate appearance which is the result of sending
your cleaning and dyeing to us regularly.
Dozen» are doing it.
Why not you?
CHAMPION SHOE SHOP
We Call and Deliver
Phone 1014
HOOD RIVER CLEANERS & DYERS
J. C. Meyer
that has been shown in Hood
River — the very latest at
moderate prices.
START YOUR OFFICE RIGHT
WM. WEBER
Full Line of Supplies
LET US SHOW YOU
Cigars
Tobacco
Soft Drinks
THE BOOK & ART STORE
Confectionery
SLAB WOOD
I czjocoi
TRY OUR
DETHMAN & DONNERBERG
OREGON LUMBER CO
BEST FOR SUMMER AND WINTER, TOO
ORDER YOUR SUPPLY AT ONCE FROM
HARRY T. DeWlTT
PHONE 4242
Draught Luxo
WE KEEP IT
RIGHT
C..A. RICHARDS
HOOD RIVER MANUFACTURING CO
Sash, Doors and
Millwork
Tel 2181