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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-09-30
Iete and should not be on the market
nr auan orown at all

Iete and should not be on the market,
or even grown at all
This matter was carefully gone into
by the managers of the coming Colo
RADIO National Apple Exposition, and
in the premium list that they have
prepared there are very few large
prizes Offered for anything that Il
not considered at first class CONNER
cial proposition. "We are living IN
an age of commercialism, says Q. k.
Root, president of the exposition,
"and there is no good reason why the
very highest type of commerclalism
should not be recognized in the pro
duction of our apples. There Is every
inducement for the production OF
the first class, marketable apple, and
we ought to zee to 1t that there i
very little encouragement given tC
people who continue to try to market
the inferior varieties to the detrimen'
Of every grower who wants to give
the world the best. "
MIR. Root taxes the proper stand III
this matter, and states what all grow
ers must come to realize and that is
the fact there Ia much chance FOL eX-
cellenoe and superiority in The pro.
duction of the apple crop of the world
as there is any other lire of business.
The premium list of the apple eX-
position to be held In Denver January
3ri to 9Th, 1910, will not show much
encouragement to those people VIII
are still clinigng to the old undersiz
ed and i'll shaped varieties. Com
petitive expositions of fruit are OF
small value unless they have ten
dency to raise the standard for var
city and packing.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-09-30
Enlarging His Business.

Paul Hubbard, representing Eiler's
Piano House in this city, is enlarging
his stock OF Eiler's high grade pianos
and securing more space from S. E.
Bartmess, and will carry full stock Of
Singer and Wheeler & wilson sewing
machines, and last, but not least, a
complete line of sheet music. You need
not go to Portland or send east for your
music, but call in the music store and
pick out the late and up-to-date music
You can try it yourself or have a plan
ist play it for YOU 30 you know just what
you are getting,
II you want any repairs Ior a sc wing
machine; needles for any machine and
the famous Singer stocking darner,
come and SO it demonstrated. II makes
darning pastime and work of art.
A new stock of high grade pianos
have just arrived and you can buy any
in the store for small payment down,
and small monthly payments. The
original Pianola Piano, the best OF all
piano players, can be bought on pay
ments as other pianos in Mr.. Hubbard's
store. II you have not heard the Plan.
ola Piano, call in at the piano store and
hear it.
Remember, Pianos, sewing machines
and sheet music at Paul Hubbard's Mu.
sic Store, Oak street, next to the Paris
Fair.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-09-30
fight AGAINST The
APPLE PACKAGE BILL

Spokane, Sept. 2s.-Believing that
the La Fean apple package and grading
bill, introduced at the special session of
the United States. Congress last winter,
is designed to favor special interests and
tn It its enactment will prove detriment-
al to the fruit interests of the Pacific
Northwest, the executive committee of
the Washington State Horticultural as
sociation and the board of trustees of
the National Apple Show, Inc, have
called convention of apple growers,
shippers, representatives of refrigerator
car concerns and box manufacturers to
meet in Spokane September l6, for the
purpose OF considering the provisions Of
the measure.
That concerted fight is to be waged
against the bill is evidenced by the ap-
pended paragraphs, contained in cirr
cular letter to be issued to growers,
shippers, box manufacturers and re-
frigerator car men in the west, by l.. q.
Monroe, secretary OF the Washington
State Horticultural association, and Rem
II. Rice, secretary-manager of the Ma
tional Apple Show, Inc.
"This bill is designed, we believe, to
favor private interests, and If enacted
much harm to the fruit industry of the
Pacific Northwest will result.
'The fame Of the apple business Of
the Pacific slope and inter-mountain re-.
gion OF the west has become world
wide and while the superiority OF our
apples is conceded much of this fame is
due to the manner in which this staple
fruit product is prepared for market.
We refer to the standard box, which
contains little more than (Winches-
teri bushel, the standard dro measure
OF the United States.
Uniformity in package and grading
is desired, but we contend that the ap-
Pile growers, who are box-users, have
something to cay and should be heard
on this important matter"
Messrs. Monroe and Rice say in a
Joint statement that the horticultural
societies Of Idaho, Oregon and Mon
tana will join in the call and urge grow
ers and shippers in their states to at
tend the convention, which will begin
its sessions at 10 o'clock the morning of
November l6, in the G.. A. Il. hall Of
the state armory In Spokane. The ses-
sions will be open to apple associations
and growers unions and others inter
ested in the movement. Champions OF
the La Fean bill will also have an OPP
portunty to present their side OF the
argument,
ave desire the opinion of every
grower and shipper in the west on the
apple box question" said Mr.. Rice, to
determine whether, in their judgment
ana experience, the present standard
should be maintained or a new one
adopted. Those who cannot attend are
requested to write to L. G.. Monroe, sec
retary Washington Horticultural asso-
citation, Spokane, Wash, giving their
views on this matter.
Concerted action is imperative at
this time because Jf its weight in max
ing public opinion and arousing the
western representatives in Congress to
to the needs OF the producers and hand
lers. y
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-09-30
Notice of Sewer Assessment

Council OF HOOD
in Park a
intersection with larK
north line
from
tire o S
troms
twill
Ou tOWiE
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-09-30
New IRRIGATION Book Free.

"Well Irrigation for Small Farms" is
a publication jusl issued bv the General
Passenger Department of the Oregon
Railroad & Navigation Co.. and South
ern Pacific lines in Oregon.
This booklet sets forth in pradtical,
concise way the possibilities for profit OF
inexpensive irrigation, and should be in
the hands of every farmer in Oregon.
Coyies may be obtained free on appli
cation to VIM. McMurray, General Pas
senger Agent, o r. & N. Co., and S. P
lines in Oregon, Portland, Oregon.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-09-30

Emry Bros. will open the skating
rink at the armory Friday, October /.
There will be music by the Hood River
band. All the skates are new, Of the
Winslow and Barney & Berry makes.
An orderly place will be kept and moth.
ing will be permitted that might offend
any lady or gentleman. The rink will
open evenings at 7:3s and Saturday
afternoons at 2:30.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-09-30

Guiding Apple dumpliugs, Apple frit-
ers, Apple coffee cake, Apple pie,
Apple jelly, Apple sauce, Apple but
ter, fresh Apple cider, etc,
The railroads will grant a rate of
one fare and a third for the round
trip, which ought to bring large
attendance from all points in the ter
ritory Of the fair.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-09-30

they will add a complete line of gents
furnishings. Mr.. Morlan will have
charge of the dry goods department and
Mr.. Goodman the clothing and gents
furnishings. They will enlarge their
quarters considerably as soon as ar
rangements can be made, and will carry
a complete line in all departments.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-09-30

A movement has been started iu
Canada to cause Canadian trade un-
ionists to withdraw from the Amer
ican Federation OF labor. 1t is feared
that such step may lead to labor
war tetween trade unionists of the
two countries in future strikes.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-09-30

day by Postmaster General Hitch.
COCK. The maximum indemnity al.
lowed for loss of registered articles
has also teen increased from s25 In
$50 by the order.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-09-30
Anybody can compete on appler

Anybody can compete on apples
grown anywhere in the world.
''lf you can't send carload, send
10 boxes; or five boxes; or one box
or barrel or two barrels; or three
barrels. or plate-tlve apples.
There ar. prizes in every class,
with total value of S25, 900.
"The time-Novemb ber Is to 20,
1909.
''The plaoe-Spokane, Wash.
"The rules American mological
society.
"phe fare-one aud one-third roun d
trip.
"Ihe man who answers questi ons-
Rem ii. Rice, secretary, PIG Hutton
block, Spokane.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-09-30

A. W. Goodman Is now associated
with +. II. Morlan in his dry goods
store at the corner of Oak and Second
streets, and the name of the firm will
be Morlan & Goodman. Mr.. Goodman
is an experienced clothing man, and
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-09-30
Report of Sewer Committee.



Ordinance
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-09-30
Real Estate
Bulletin

For the next 30 days we have to offer
35 acres two miles ont on the West Side
for $3.50 per acre OF the 35 acres six
are in iull bearing his year l3 years
old, balance in one to five years old in
fine condition and a small portion in
alfalfa. Two acres of berries between
trees, 20 inches of water, house, barn,
apple house, tool house aud all farm
tools, horses aud wagon and hack, COW,
in fact everything on the place. This
is the very best soil, slope and location
on the West Side. No waste land.
This is a piece that can be sub-divided
and scld off in small tracts at profit.
Call and see us regarding terms, etc.
90 acres seven miles out. close to
Mt Hood Ry, church, school and store.
Thirty acres of this is cleared aud ready
for fall plonting five acres uncleared
and five acres waste. This is exception
ally good soil, fine building site, and is
one of the most attractive places in the
valley. This land has been cultivated
for over year ond is in excellent shape
for trees this fall. Figure this ont at
the price asked and you will find it a
good investment. Terms $4,000 Price
$500.
We have listed this week some very
good buys in unimproved and would
like to have buyers investigate before
buying elsewhere.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-09-30
Total Assessment
- - -
S3476.90

n for
! has been h
, o o
Nilh mn
Of
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-09-30
PHONE 2ZS-L
G.. Y. Edwards
& COMPANY
Ten Cents To Register Mail.

Washington, Sept. 2l--The fee for
registration of mail will be icreased
from to 10 cents after November |,
1909, toe riing to order signed to-
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-09-30

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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-11-07
Strange Powers
Nine F. W. Page the Gifted Psychic and Medium Of New
York Eminent for Her Researches in Psychic Sci
ence, Is in Birmingham and Is
The Future Can Be Told. Seek and Find Success,
Peace and Happiness


for by those contemplating investing and
specializing. The dollar properly invested
today has seldom failed to make the
poor man rich.
The proper investment of money Is al
ways question prevalent among the
more ambitious people. How to invest
their money SO that the principal will
be absolutely safe and the returns large
enough to warrant the Investment is a
question upon which Nine. Page Is more
often consulted at the present time.
With the present low rates Of inter-
est paid by the savings banks there Is
very little opportunity for those with
small amount of money to realize any
thing satisfactory in the way of earn
ings. few dollars properly invested is
sure to bring golden reward. Many
fortunes have been made by the invest
ment Of small amount of nnoney-more
fortunes and greater fortunes are still to
be made. The chances for the careful
investor to acquire great wealth in the
south have never been greater than at
the present time. Never before In the
history of Birmingham has fortune held
\out to men such dazzling opportunities
as right now in these upbutlding Zines.
II you would strike while the iron Is
hot, consult Nine. Page at once. She
has made a special study along these
lines, and can tell you just what to do
and how to do it. Her advice has
brought fortunes to many of her clients.
Why should you also not grasp this OPP
portunity of lettering your financial con-
dition.
Nine. Page Is ever ready to help and
advise those with capital, small " large,
to find a safe and good paying invest
ment. This she can do and asks no fees
until the Investment has paid you
handsome profit.
Consult her and you Will avoid future
misfortune and be enabled to grasp
your present opportunities. Parlors ar
ranged so that your visits may be strict
ly private.
Flat 61Ila North Sixteenth street. up
stairs. Hours; a. m. to p. M; Sun
days. 10 to 5.
Fee. 81 and 81. Positively no attention
paid to letters unless accompanied ~ 81
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-11-07
HOW TO SMOKE A CIGAR.
Never Bite or Cut the End Off to Get
Best Results.
From the washington Post.

From the washington Post.
Never bite or cut off the end of q
cigar If you would enjoy 1t thoroughly"
remarked R. H. Jackson, a comfortable
looking Englishman from London. at the
shortham. you don't see Englishmen
chew off cigar end. They have learned
the art OF smoking. In the first place it
isn't pleasant to bite off the tip of a
cigar Such a proceedh : leaves bad
taste in the mouth and pleasure Of
the smoke greatly decrease
While making this observa Mr.. jack
son was leisurely preparing cigar for
smoking
IF instead of outing or chewing off
the end of your cigar you deftly cut a
notch in 1t about quarter of an inch
from the end. leaving intact the tip, you
will find that your cigar will draw just
as freely as If you were to bite off a
half inch of 1t. Besides, it leaves the
wrapper in place, and you don't have to
swallow lot of tobacco juice and keep
continually expectorating while smoking.
Not breaking the end of the weed keeps
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-11-07

Mime. Page, when a child, displayed
the strange powers that have since
brought her fame and countless people
happiness in love and prosperity in bust
ness. Her gift OF clairvoyanoe and
psychic perception Is natural instinct.
She tells coming events with the Same
ease and accuracy as the sailor who pre-
diets an approaching storm at sea.
The hand of the dial of destiny is
now pointing to the golden word, '.op-
nortunity.' It remains for YOU to de-
eide whether YOU will plod along eking
out hare existence. the humble servant
Of others. or will you act today and be
master In the world? Let the present
hour be the opportunity in your life.
thousands have had my help, why not
Won?
Ara Won happy in love?
~ yo,, lose in sneculation7
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-11-07
Linen Har1dk' chiefs
at SC and Csc Each

The ones at SC are all linen,
neatly initiated; very attractive,
with narrow hens; real 10c value
at &c tomorrow, and the handker-
chiefs at 25c are hand-embroid-
cred linen handkerchiefs; neatly
embroidered in wreath and flow
cred patterns. We honestly believe
you cannot match these for less
than 35c.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-11-07
'Reduso" Corsets Are Increasing
Their Popularity.

The "Reduso' Corset for fall $500 Corset for
5000 $500 Corset for $500 This is what emphat
caly state in presenting to you the Reduso Corset
The "Reduso'' is the greatest Corset have
handled for medium and stout figures. Its is
pronounced and its popularity wide that specially
featuring in Corset department ''Reduso Cor
sets boned throughout with double watchsprng stees
which hold the form firmly though fexibe and mods the fig
into graceful stylish lines without dscomorts They
duce the heavy figure and those slightly curvng lines
which are the features of present day styles.
low stoutf
for medium figures
W. at be eight models
of
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-11-07
BIG PICTURE.
T % ~ 49, sl'A Sxe7VUSk1
Took Three Years to Paint; Is Fifteen
by Nine Feet.

London, Nov. 6.-Something colossal
in pictures Is soon to be exhibited in a
London gallery. Painted by DR.. Luigi
Sabungi. who worked on 1T for three
years. the huge canvas measures fifteen
feet by nine feet.
my picture says the artist, repre-
sents every phase of religious thought.
from Adam to the Mormons The idea
of such a picture came to me in New
York, and then I travelled the United
States Japan, China, Ceylon, India,
Arabia, Egypt, Syria, Mesopotamia.
Italy, Spain, France, Austria and Ho1-
land
IT speak Italian. French, English
Arabic Turkish, Syrian and Chaldean
and thus found no difficulty in gather
ing material. For twenty years ] was
acknowledgements to Sultan Abdul
Hamid"
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You Can Lead Horse to Water, But

From Everybodys
The bartender grasped the man next
the stove by the shoulder and shook him
until he was awake.
Here. zeph," he told him. you'd better
go out and get some fresh air. It'll do
you good
Zeph merely grunted. drunkerffy, and
huddled back in his chair. The bartender
tried it again with like result.
You won't get out, won't your he
roared angrily. Selling the unfortunate
Zeph by the collar and the seat of the
trousers, he escorted him forcibly to the
alley. Get out there In the air and
brace up" was his parting advice.
''Y' kin put me out If y like. but"-Zeph,
Strengthened up with drunken dignity
I'VE can't make me take no air, durn vel"
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-11-07
Fur and Fur 7 trimmed Hats.
did display Of

Rich in typical luxury of winter.
Hare, coney, mink, nearseal, and that
ustrous, dense black marten. Artist
eyes have caught the latest Paris col
or-notes in their trimmings of feathers,
aigerettes and buckles. Rich galloons
Of gold or silver enhance the wonder
full fur blending; while here and there
a draped velvet crown adds variety and
a trimming-note almost as sumptuons as
the fur.
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and the notch also acts as a shield, while
at the same time you get the full frag-
rance and enjoyment from the cigar. It
Is much cleaner and more enjoyable to
smoke q cigar in this manner than it is
to bite off the end and chew the tobacco.
Try 1t once and find out for yourself
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-11-07
Hundreds of Attractive
Models in Nelo Winter
Coats
Select Your Dress
Fabrics TOMORROW

The secret of our success in
Dress Goods is the care and taste
which we use in selecting every
fabric we offer you. Note these
prices, too:
52-inch black and colored Broad
cloth, sponged and shrunk,
$1.25 value, at yard -. $1.00
36-inch colored Suiting, plain,
striped and checked; 75c val
ues, yard -. 49c
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-11-07
81 Silk Jersey Top Dresses, $14.95
Worth $25, $50 and $35.

For those dresses exactly what women wanted
wonderful bargains-that cOudn supply the
who in response to the advertisement at regular
prices
We've done the next best hinghave secured another lot
of the styles that first the wonderful silk erseytop
dreseses.
And these half-anyway below haf-regular prices
One of the best things about them too is that they need
alteration; that they ftwel like jersey Such atera
ton pnnng up hem the proper length do, of course
without charge.
The jersey tops all the fine silk sorts, variousy plain
and embroidered The kits of Mesane fine French
Coors what youd expect of $5 to S35 dresses Soft
old blues, delightful pear graysand the rest blue
and black favores of the Only sprinkng
of colors Well not be able to repeat this hurricane!
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Draped Veluet Turba1s 1898

Practically ready to put on and wear just as they
are Or cabochon, or twist of gold or silver
thread or some such touch of trimming, if prefer
red, at very little cost-and no charge for trim
ming the turban, if desired.
$3.95-vaue $500
Black and colors
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"A STORE OF GREAT VALUES:
BURGERS
BURGERS
We Sell Oriental Rugs Precisely the Same
Basis of Profit AS All Other Merchandise.

We have rigid rules governing the pricing of Oriental
WIN 1t Persian Rug
get for n
douh1at We note once
Rug marked higher than
made Rugs In Oriental Rugs
LESS THAN DOMESTIC marked far
TY in the exaggerated
of mexceed
of kinds smallest the will
be found Iewhere
antique Casa nszaup eRuxs o
Royal ar aRusss1 Antique end Rugs Il
Aniqu Baudusmn N t
AHq kh Rgs H R 5 o
o
make o andh We
size i We invite comparison
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-11-07

Attend our big Auction Sale
of Horses and Mules, Thurs
day. Nov. IL. F1ES 3 SONS
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BURGERS.
BURGERS
Opening Display Of
Winter Hats,

Winter has ben hold
ing off, but soon will
be here in earnest.
We strike the key
note today In a SPLEEN
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-11-07
HolD are You Fixed for Cloves

These Meyers & Adler's heavy cape Walking
Gloves at ST are great-which will you have, tan,
gray or black; these regular 81 .25 sellers.
Crepe de Chine and Radium Silk Scarfs, 215 and
yards long, rich combination; worth $3.50 and $4,
New Lace Stocks large variety of servicable and
washable kinds; worth 25c and &c. at each . .19c
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It's not what you
pay-it's what you
get for what you
pay.
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zoe Galetea at 12hc.

Another special for you who come in person to-
morrow. New line of fall Galeteas, in various pretty
patterns at yard ....................... 1870
Cotton Suitings in figured patterns, in blue
black and gray combinations regularly 1Oc; tomor
row, yard Observation-Disclosures. SIC
Sturdy Cheviots, just unpacked, stuff for waists
and dresses; absolutely fast colored; regularly 12ac
tomorrow, yard 10c
Half Price-Hundreds of yards of new Cling
hame, Percales, Cotton Sutings and Calicoes, in
short lengths, to sell tomorrow at half price 3 to
10 yard lengths
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Imported Nouelty Coats
and Wraps About
Half, $500

In broadcloths and fancy weave
cloths; plenty of black to choose FROM
special at $500.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-11-07
Our Rug Lines Are Still Complete.

It's not what you
pay-it's what you
get for what you
pay.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-11-07

It's not what you
pay-if's what you
get for what you
pay.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-11-07
Great Sale of Stylish Winter APP
parel for Women and Misses.
Produced from a prominent
importers surplus materials

One of the greatest sale events ever held
,ou in our Suit and Coat Section-comprisng
you thousands of dollars worth Of high grade
Suits, Coats and Costumes made up under
. our supervision after highcost models by