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HOOD RIVER GLACIER THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1916
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ARTHUR GEARY HAS
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Warming Pan
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No Home Is Complete Without One
uses about the home in sickness or cold weather 'tis
one's best friend. We have a fine line of these goods, fully guaranteed for one to two years, ranging in price from $1.25 to 12.50.
Now is the time to have one.
It has many
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Edison Phonographs and Records
Pure Drugs
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LUMBER MILLS WILL
Valve-in-Hea-
RUN FULL BLAST
Buick Motor Cars
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season
Long before the end of the Nineteen-Sixtee- n
Ninteen-Six-teen
upwards
of 66,000
Buick purchasers will posses
Sixes. Meritorious" performances of past
Buicks will have sold many of them. Buick power and
Buick beauty, will have sold others. But the majority of
these men will become owners of Buick Sixes primarily because they are convinced that the fourteen years of steadprind
fast progress and unchanged faith in the
class
Buick
in
a
placed
the
ciple of motor car construction has
far ahead of all competition.
Valve-in-Hea- d
Valve-in-Hea-
Six Cylinders Exclusively
You can get your Buick if you act at once. By ordering
now you can "get ahead" of the tremendous demand which
always outstrips the supply of Buicks each spring.
By the first of Hay 600 men will be
given employment in the forests and
lumber mills of Hood River county.
The Oregon Lumber Co., operating at
Dee the largest mill in the county,
plans to begin work just as soon as
weather conditions will permit logging.
The big mill, with a daily capacity of
more than 150,000 feet, will "probably
be running before March 15. The company will employ 300 men. The mill
of the Wind River Lumber Co., at Cascade Locks, will be operated again as
soon as spring opens. This company
employs about 100 men.
Lumber
The mill of Stanley-Smit- h
Co. at Green Point will be put in operation in April. The deep snows that
fall at the high altitude cause the company to get a later start than that of
mills of the lower levels. This company will employ about 150 men. A
half dozen smaller mills, cutting a
daily average of from 10,000 to 35,000
feet of lumber, will be run this summer employing a total of more than 100
men.
WIFE OFvCIVIL WAR
VETERAN IS DEAD
Heights Garage, Distributors
Hood RlTr, Ore.
Phone 3151 for Catalog
Stanley-SmithLumb- er
Mrs. J. H. Morse, wife of a West
Side orchardist and Civil war veteran,
passed away at her home last Friday
night. Funeral services were conducted at the Anderson Undertaking Company's chapel Sunday afternoon, interment at Idlewilde cemetery following.
The funeral services were in charge
of the Christian Science church.
Mrs. Morse, who is survived in addi
tion to her huBband, by six children,
was 69 years of age.
One of the sons, 1 rank Morse, is a
resident of the Heights.
5 Women of the Canby Relief Corps, of
which Mrs. Morse was a member, con
Company
ducted ritualistic services.
Sciatica's Piercing Pain
To kill the nerve pains of sciatica you
can always depend on Sloan's Liniment.
it penetrates to the seat ot pain ana
brines ease as soon as it is applied. A
great comfort too with Sloan's is that no
rubbing is required. Sloan's Liniment
is invaluable for stopping muei ular or
nerve pain of any kind. Try it at once
it you Butter with rheumatism, lumbago,
sore throat,pain in chest, sprains, braises
etc. It is excellent for neuralgia and
headaches. 25c at all druggists.
Wholesale
and
Retail
Lumber
Mauritson Wants to be Citizen
Ernest H. Mauritson, aged 34 years,
native of Keistad, Swenden, has filed
papers asking for naturalization. He
will appear before Judge Bradshaw at
the next session oi circuit court.
Mr. Maruitson, who arrived in this
country, at Boston, in 1901, Is now
married and has a family of three chil
a
dren.
Telephone 2171 or 56 1 1
Feed! Feed! Feed!
Do You Find Fault with Everybody?
An irritable,
disposition
is often clue to a disorder stomach. A
man with good digestion is nearly always
good natured. A great many have been
permantly benefitted by Chamberlain's
Tablets after years of suffering. These
tablets strengthen the stomach and enable it to perform its f untions naturally.
Obtainable everywhere.
fault-findin- g
Muir Now Bellingham's Mayor
Beginning March 1st, we propose to sell feed for cash
only, making a reduction in the price that
will interest the cash buyer.
Alex M. Muir, whose wife, formerly
Olivia Hartley, is a sister of Mrs.Jesse
Edgington.'was recently elected bv the
city council of Bellingham, Wash., to
nil tne vacancy caused by the death of
Mayor George F. Raymond.
Taft Transfer Company
The Penalty of Overwork
Many Hood River People Are
ning to Feel the Strain.
r. A. Biafttost
A. W. Onlhtnk
Oregon Abstract Company
Certified Abstracts of Hood River Land Titles by experienced abstracters.
Conveyancing, Mortgage Loans and Surety Bonds, Fire, Life, Accident
and Health Insurance in the best companies.
305 OaK Street, Hood River, Oregon
Telephone
1321
4Some Beef Like the Last"
Tastes better. Old customers know it and new learn it quickly
Do you want quality?
Looks good.
Hfe3n iff
EL
M.
Holman
The .Sanitary MarKet
Phone 2134
Begin-
tax of overwork the extra
necessary to many trades and
occupations is hard on the kidneys. The
kidneys begin to fail in their work and
the poisonous matter collects in the system. If your work seems hard for you
if you have a lame, weak or aching back,
if you seem tired and listless, if you notice sediment in the nrine, unnatural
color or irregular passages and seem to
be runuing down without apparent
cause, beqin at once with Doans Kidney Pills, the remedy that has proven so
benefical to your neighbors.
It has
brought strength to the backs of thousands of working men and women. Read
Hood River proof :
Mrs. J, S. Riser, 1111 Eigth St., Hood
River says. "Heavy work while on the
farm caused me to suffer from kidney
trouble. My back seemed to give
out and the pain and lamenessextended
down into my hips. My whole body was
lame and sore mornings and the action
of my kidneys wasn't right.
Doau's
Kidney Pills helped the right away and
soon my back and kidneys were in good
shape. Doan'a Kidney Pills drove away
all the ailments.
Price 50c, at all dealers. Don't simply
ask for kidney remedy net Doan's Kidney Pills that Mrs. Kiser had.
n
Co., Props., Buffalo, N. Y.
The heavy
strain
PRAISE FOR SIEG
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Arthur M. Geary, who upon his
from en extensive trip through
eastern markets, opened a law office in
Portland, was in Hood River Thursday.
I "Hood River ia fortunate." he said,
"in having auch a well known man as
Wilmer Sieg serving
sales manager
for the Association. In every fruit
market center that l visited some
tradesman was sure ti pop op with the
instruction, 'Say hello to Sieg for me.'
"The lare jobbers in some of the
citiea are much perturbed over the encroachment of the auction upon the ap-Business, which they nave monopo-ise- d
heretofore. In New York the
state department of markets is leading
the fight for auction selling of barreled
apples.
"It is a significant fact to me that
hostility to auction selling is found
only among the jobbers, and those
whom they have been able to influence.
The officials of the California Fruit
Growers Exchange, the Florida Citrus
Exchange, the California Fruit Distributors and the importing companies
of Sicilan lemons and Almeiia grapes,
are never heard to .even consider the
thought lot returning to the private
sales system in great cities like Bos
ton, New York, Philadelphia and Pittsburg.
"Some jobbers of the middle west
have just met to protest against the
extension of the auction system. They
claim that it interferes with their busi
ness and throws some of them out of
their jobs. So it does.
"It is significant that the large jobbers who object to the selling of box
apples at auctionjn the United States
are entirely reconciled to having their
apples sold in England at auction. The
sooner the growers realize that the
trend towarda the auction is one to
their interest the better."
re-tar-
Is now a novelty. But the modern hot water bottle is the finest
bed warmer there k Put to your feet it lulls you off to slep instantly
KEIR
EAST FORK DISTRICT
so
Foster-MUbur-
Rubber 8tamp Ink at Glacier office.
GIVES LAST CONTRACT
Awarding the last of a seies of contracts to the Palmer-Elliso- n
Co.. of
Portland, the board of directors of the
East Forklrrioation District haa An.
iahed plana of completing the huge
water system under their control and
supplying a total of 13.000 acrea of
orchard land on the East Side of the
Uood River valley. The tost of the
construction work included in the last
contract, comprising the building of
six milea of distributing laterala and
the laying of four miles of pipeline will
rcaxD approximately t,uuu.
Tbia amount will bring the total sum
spent on improvements since the district waa organised three years ago to
more than $100,000. The Palmer-Elliso- n
Co. will be reaiiirnd tn mmnleta iia
contract by April 15.
EMERY REPORTS SNOW
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FEET DEEP
Damage to local orchards from the
recent besvy snowfall has been even
less than estimated by the most conservative of growers. Although numerous young trees have been stripped
of their branches, they will regain
their full vigor and shapeliness, if
carefully pruned, within a year or two.
"I was kept busy cleaning snow
from a number of sheds and barns on
my place," says D. P. Emery, a grow-e- r
of the Summit district, and was unable to clear the snow from around
young trees. I waa afraid they would
be ruined, but the snow has melted
down, and the treea are scarcely hurt."
Mr. Emery saya that he measured
the snowfall, as he awept it from the
flat roofs of sheds on his place, each
day.
"The total fall at my place." be
feet and four inches."
GRANGES WILL HEAR
says, reached 13
NEW YORK MEN
WH1TC0MB BROS.
E. L. Goodsell, market expert of
New York and London, will speak before the Hood River granges at the
Commercial club Saturday afternoon,
Feb.
.
26.
Mr. Goodsell's help hss been asked
in working out a marketing system for
some of the California producta that
are glutting the market, and be is now
en route to California. There is a
great movement in California toward
manufacturing and marketing
of fruit, especially dried peaches.
Mr. Goodsell's long connection with
large fruit interests in Covent Garden,
London, as well as his experience in
New York, makes him well qualified,
in Director Weinstock'a opinion, to aid
the California growers with helpful information. During the past winter and
fall he has been the right hand man of
John J. Dillon, director of the department of markets for New York. He
officiated at the barrel apple auctions
held in the orchards of New York at
Red Hook and Gardner, by the department of markets, last September.
These auctions are alleged to have
raised the price of barrel apples 75
cents to ti. Zo per barrel.
Mr. Goodsell has very pronounced
views concerning the possiblities of
greatly developing the European mar
keta for northwestern box apples. He
sees a great future export business direct by steamship from the Pacific
northwest, and has prepared some
definite plans along this line.
BUY EIICTRIC
"Steuqirb to Burn
Says Gen. Moreheat on the Western Front
BE PREPARED
Winter is concentrating for an attack and if you turn
STEUQIRB about you'll find it the best
defense on the market.
ASK THE
Transfer & Livery Co.
FIRST STREET
Personal Service Dentistry
The material used in this office is the best grade money
can buy. Gold crowns and bridge work are made from Neys
22k 30 gauge gold. None better. Why not get the best
grade of material and spend your money in Hood River?
22k Gold Crowns
Bridge Work, per tooth
Gold Fillings
Porcelain Crowns
Porcelain Fillings
Silver Fillings
-Plates
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$5.00
$5.00
$2.00 to $5.00
$6.50
$1.50
$1.00 to $1.50
$9.00 to $12.00
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50c
Art Whitcomb haa joined his brother,
Vern, in the moving picture business,
and the two have purchased from Walter Shay his interest in the Electric
theatre. Vern'Whitcomb will be connected with the theatre as? now owned
as manager.
"We wish tn advise our patrons of
the past," says Mr. Whitccomb, "that
it will be our aim to constantly make
our pictures and our music better. I
desire to thank my friends for their
patronage during my association with
Mr. Shay and respectfully solicit it for
the future.
"We will welcome any suggestion
that will make our pleasure house better in general and more pleasing to
any individual."
E. Chapman Pays Fine
Although the man is said to be worth
more than $75,000, Elija Chapman, an
alleged miser, when fined $9 before
Municipal Judge Howe last week on a
charge of disorderly conduct, asked
that he be allowed to serve out the
sentence in the city prison. Chapman,
an old man past 60 years of sere, added
to the embarrassment of his predica
ment oy going on a hunger strike after
he had been incarcerated.
When City Marshal Carson told the
old man that his actiona were such as
might lead to a legal investigation as
to his sanity, he had a sudden change
AT NEW ELECTRIC
of mind and paid hia fine, demanding
that be be ' immediately released
Chapman's arrest followed bis running
Today
amuck after an altercation with'Jamea
Chapters 9 and 10 of "The Goddess." Carries, councilman, over a trivial mat
ler. His property ia said to consist
Friday and Saturday
chiefly of bonds and securities.
Blanche Sweet in a picturization of
the thrilling detective masterpiece,
"The Clue." In "The Cule." which is MARSHALL MAKES
the fourth in her series of the Lasky
productions, Blanche Sweet plays the
RECORD TRIP EAST
role of a wealthy American girl whose
lover believes himself to have been
guilty of an unintentional murder, and
C. K. Marshall returned Friday night
who stands steadfast through the days from a record quick trip to Chicago
of tribulation, never failing in courage. and New York. Although Mr. Mar
understanding or sympathy. It is one shall left here Monday, February 7, he
of the noblest characters she has ever spent two days in New York, two days
been called upon to impersonate, and in Buffalo and two days in Chicago at
one of the finest pieces of work she has tending to business.
ever done.
Mr. Marshall says that he called on
H. r . Davidson, New York represents
Sunday and Monday
tive of the Apple Growers Association,
"Kindling," a Lasky production in "While I was there." says Mr. Mar
hve 'parts featuring trie supreme ara shall, "Hood River fruit was decidedly
matic star, Charlotte Walker.
scarce because of the
"Kindline" which scored a tremen condition of the railways. Good prices
dous hit when first producced on Broad were prevailing and the demand was
way and tbrougbont Ameria, is a play far in excess of the supply."
with an immense human theme the
right of honorable human beings, inDon Crosby's Home Destroyed
dustrious and sober, to live under such
conditions that they can bring children
Flames originating from an unknown
into the world and give them a fair source
in a bed room of the home of
chance in life.
Don Crosby at thecorner of Thirteenth
Though the subject is specially
and Wilson streets on the Heights,
so to speak, the author, Charles
Kenyon, handles it with that simplicity about 4 o'clock Monday morning drove
family to the street in their night
which dignifies it and makes it eternal the
clothes. The house, the property of C.
drama.
E. Glaze, a West Side orhardist, was
Tuesday and Wednesday
gutted.
The flames were extinguished by
"Where the Trail Dividea." An answer to a difficult problem, produced by Hose Co. No. 3, of the Volunteer fire
the Jesse L. Lasky Feature Co. in five department.
is a barber on the
Mr. Crosby
wonderful acts of western life featuring Robert Edeson, one of the world's Heights.
greateat motion picture stars. See this
March Jurors
play and judge for yourself.
Jurors for the March term of circuit
How Mr. Davis got rid of a bad Cough court, which will convene Monday,
March 6 are:
'Sometime ago I had a very bad
W. Blagdon, C. H. Clymer, J.
cough," writes Lewis T. Davis, Black-wate- r, L. Fred
Blount, Wm. Duckwall, Charles
Del.
"My brother, McCabe Barnes,
A. Beatty, E. W. Birge, Edgar
Davis, gave me a small bottle of ChamLocke,
Steinbauser, A. L. Vinberlain's Cough Remedy. After taking cent. F.Chas.
H.
W. T. Kibbey. A.
this I bought a half dozen bottles of it J. Miller, L. Blagg.
C.
C. Dethman,
but only used one of them as the cough C. K. Benton, Baldwin,
Charles Oien, Phonso
left me and I have not been troubled Beal, Arthur L. Page,
F. H. Dwinnell,
since." Obtainable everywhere.
Geo. F. Ogden, C. D. Hovt, C. H.
Vaughan, T. Broderick, F. M. Peugb,
Timber Cruising Held Necessary
W. F. Andrews, John Wilson, Wilson
O. M. Bailey, G. W. Baker, M.
At the convention of Oregon assess- Fike.
D. Odell.
exnumerous
ors at Salem last week,
pressions were given to the effect that
Has Used Chamberlain's Cough
cruising ot timberjand was necessary,
Remedy for 29 years.
in order to arrive at a correct valuation
for the assessment of such property.
Chamberlain's cough remedy has been
The policy of cruising, adopted in a used iu my household for the past 20
number of counties, was given a trial years. I began giving
it to my children
by the local county court last fall.
when they were small. As a quick relief
for croup, whopping cough and ordinary
For Children's Cough
Yon Mnnnt nun anvthine better for colds, it has no equal. Being free from
and other harmful drugs, I never
your child's cough and cold than Dr. opium
felt afraid to give it to the children. I
from Pine Tar mixed with healing and have recommended it to a large number
neighbors, who have used
soothing balsams. It does i.ot contain of friends and highly
of it," writes Mrs.
and speaks
anything harmful and ia slightly laxative it
just enough to expel the poisons from Mary Minke, Shortsville, N. Y. Obtainthe system. Dr. King's New Discovery able everywhere.
is antiseptic kills the cold germs-rai- ses
Free Flower Seeds
the phlegm loosens the cough
and soothes the irritation. Don't put
Congressman
innott haa sent to the
off treatment.
Coughs and colds often
lead to serious lung troubles. It is also Glacier office for distribution among
good tor adults and the aged. Get a hia local constituents a number of
bottle today. All druggists.
Sackagea of flower seeds.seedCitizens
a package of these
should
tf call at the Glacier office at once.
Go to Law, The Cleaner.
Dr. Wm. M. Post
Office Hours: 9 to
Rooms
18
12,
1
to
5
and 19 Heilbronner Bide.
Phone
2401
You can make big bills smaller by buying your shoes here.
Our little profit, many sales policy, insures you a saving every
time you make a purchase; you know the character of our
shoes, at least by reputation. Know now that in this store
high class is not accompanied by high prices. Visit will prove
that you can buy more advantageously here than elsewhere.
'
J. C. Johnsen, The Hood River Shoe Man
Does Your House Need
PAINTING?
NOW IS THE TIME TO PAINT
WE HANDLE
Sherwin-William-
Paint
s
"The Best On Earth"
THAT'S ALL
storm-blockad-
plain-spoke-
CHAS. N. CLARKE
The Glacier Pharmacy
n,
Oregon Lumber Co.
Dee, Oregon
ALL KINDS OF LUMBER, SHINGLES
SLAB WOOD, ETC. CAN FURNISH
CEDAR SHIP LAP, ANY QUANTITY
Both Phones
Estimates Furnished
For Building Purposes
frame houses, scaffolding, shoring timber, or any work that calls for lumber,
come and pick it oak Yoa can have
your choice.
If yon don't find what
you're after in our yards, you might jnst
as well stop looking. Our prices are low
B.ridal Veil Lumbering Co.
Bailding Material
Phona
md BoUhoob
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