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3 co nOOD RIVER GLACIER, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1922 iunb Starr (Slartrr AKTHUK U. MOB. Publisher. JOE D. THOMISON. Editor Subscription, JK2.00 Per Tear. OREGON FLOWERS Oregon should not be noted over the nation for her roses only. She should be known as the flower state. It is true hat Oregon roses have no super ior, that the Rieat fragrant blooms that lift their heads in profusion down inthe Rose City and in scores of other places, in June, are super roees. Eut where can you find more beautiful as ters than those of an Oregon autumn? Where, do dahlias, those mcgnificent beauties of late summer anci early fall, bloom more perfectly than in the at mosphere of tte mid-Columbia or down by the Pacific. In the summer months anyone who is willing to take the proper care in preparing his soil and then in cultivat ing sweet peas can have dream blos soms. Indeed, sweet peas, in Oregon, can be made to bloom until frost comes and nips the vines. Marigolds, pop pies, snapdragons, zinnias, balsam, heliotrope, petunias, and we could go on indefinitely, all of these species of flowers bloom beautifully in Oregon. Even the nasturtium, that country maiden of the flower family, whose blossom seems aglow with health, reach an extra-perfection here in Oregon. DODGE PRESIDENT HERE TO SEE VALLEY Frederick J. Ilaynes, president of the Dodge Brothers Motor Co., and party of other high officials of the company, who journeyed to Pendleton for the Kound-Up, came here Sunday for a tour of the valley, the visitors who are traveling by private car, left the train at The Dalles, where Dodge representatives greeted them. K. H, and L. S. Bennett joined the party which motored down over the High way. After motoring through the dir ferent orchard sections, the visitors took dinner at the Columbia Gorge Hotel and proceeded to Portland over the Highway. CITIZENS WANT END OF ITINERANT SHOWS nASTES IHGIIMV WORK The condition of tbo highways be tween the Upper and Lower Valleys deplorable as anyone who has had oc casion lately to make a trip between the two communities can testify. was expected that the roads would be in considerable disorder while the new Loop Highway was under construction but the nearjimpassability of the main thoroughfare is going to last far longer than any of us were anticipat ing. It appears that surfacing cf the main route, where the traffic will be heavy, will be impossible this fall or winter and when we contemplate to what a quagmire state that main road in the Middle Valley and Mount Hood section is going to develop, we shud der. The dust and chuckholes now are arousing some protests and complaints, but just wait until the new dust grades become bottomless and an orchardist or two has to call for grapplers to sal vage an automobile. We are due for no small amount of wailing over road conditions, unless the coming winter happens to be charactized by a smaller precipitation than we usually have. A petition, signed by a majority of the business men of the city, was pre sented to the city council last Thurs day night asking that itinerant tent shows be prohibited from coming to the city. It was also urged that the council provide for ordinances that will prevent frequent visits or carnival companies to the city. I he petition, it was said, was presented as result of reports that the council was consider ing the lowering of license fees to itin erant show folk. While the council has announced that it is not likely to incorporate provi sions as drastic as those called for in the petition, members of the body de clare that the present stringent regu lations, which in most instances oper ate to prohibit visits of traveling shows, will be maintained. BLANCH A I! HAS PRAISE FOR FOREST SERVICE Logging Plant is Closed Down Those passenger agents last week really enjoyed themselves. We pre dict that they are not ever going to forget their day on the Columbia River Highway, the spin through the apple trees and the dinner and dance at the Columbia Gorge Hotel. We'll be hear ing an aooui u next year when some of their customers begin to troop in, Declining to meet the demands of the 110 laborers engaged at a logging camp on the headwaters of the West Fork of Hood river, the Oregon Lum ber Co. Tuesday ceased operations, paying off the men. The loggers, whose agitations have been developing for the past week sought a maximum wage for logging work. The manage ment of the company, however, an nounced that lumber" conditions pre cluded any increase in wages. E. 0. Blanchar, after a three-day inspection tour on the headwaters of Herman creek, where a serious forest fire destroyed a vast amount of timber last July, has returned home with un stinted praise for District Forest Ran ger M. J, Brown, in charge or the Herman creek station, and his organiz ation. The trip was made by horse- hack over the trails along Herman and LaKle creeks. We covered 75 miles of trails, ex tending from the top of Mount Defi ance to Indian mountain, and inspected tne damage to timber in tracts owned by the old Stanlev-Smith Lumber Co.," says Mr. Blanchar. "About 5- 000,000 feet of the company's timber were destroyed. To much praise, how ever, cannot be given Mr. Brown and bis organization for their efficiency in preventing the fire from extending into larger and finer tracts of timber west of Mount Defiance and upper Herman creek. The rangers are now building a trail from Defiance to the Green Point wagon road. This will give easy ac cess from the Hood River valley into the Three Lakes district and the re gion around Oreen Point and upper Herman creek. In my opinion that section will soon become an attractive recreational district, pood camping. hunting and fishing abound. "A telephone line is now being es tablished to Mount Defiance, and Mr. Brown telia me that a permanent look out station will be built there next spring. This will afford additional pro tection to the watershed on the west side of the Hood River valley. "The trip from Indian mountain down Eagle creek to the Columbia is not only very attractive from the scen ic standpoint but it is intensely thrill ing at several points. I intend to make the trip again, for one cannot see all of the beauty spots on one trip over it. SUTTON & SON HAVE FINE TUBERS HART, SCHAFFNER & MARX FINE CLOTHES FOR MEN Retailers of TPfc A TTfc TTK ITT A TT TTTl The Store of Biggest Values t t I FIA'S, FURS AXD FEATHERS 1 lM.l.,M,M,,nM"M"M--H'l 1 I 1 I H Prof. Hvsslop. crop specialist of the Oregon Agricultural College, after touring the upper Valley with Gordon G. Brown, has determined that but one of five growers of the section, who ap plied lor certincation of seed potatoes, has a plot that will pass preliminary inspection, inis plot is owned by A. Sutton & Son. How To Looll Well Dressed yMWAvsyS ' ft It' R' Copyright 192 Hart Scbaffuer & Mars EALLY the only way to look well dressed is to be well dressed. And the only way to be it and know it is to buy the right kind of Clothes. We're in the business of supplying for the men and young men of this town, the right kind of clothes. HART, SCHAFFNER & MARX made them. You know that means real quality in fabrics and tailoring. It means the best and smartest style; it means complete satisfaction guaranteed. There are lower-priced clothes than these, but none more economical. Service considered they are the lowest-priced clothes made. Men's Dress Shirts One of the biggest assortments of new Fall pat terns and our prices are the lowest. New Neckwear In all the latest styles and patterns four-in-hand and bows. We give you the biggest values in the city.- Army Mattress Covers or Ticks Made of heavy white drill. Just the thing for apple pickers use. One of the biggest bargains - A we have ever offered. Each, only UUC NEMO, GOSSARD AND AMERICAN LADY CORSETS I l'"siJfcM!-'' m IMMMM I II II. I. iwm i u iif.n I umiamM. i 1 P ' - ' " Miansrimmmwiiaaii mm I nil itmi!ai7nMjgjM It is with deep chagrin that news paper folk sometimes read their own jottings. This happened last week, when lines of "Fins, Furs and Feath ers set forth the followine: "Ear Franz caught a hutre dollv varden." It was another Earl Earl Weber, who caught this giant dolly. Now all of you who have congratulated Mr. ranz, do the niceties over aeam and do it to Mr. Weber. A veteran of manv chicken raids, a ix-foot coyote was killed last week on the range just east of Pine Grove bv Alfred Dethman, young orchardist of the section. For years growers of the section who have lost poultry have tried in vain to trap or f hoot the big animal, ne always eiuaeu their oops and frequently raided chicken pens fairly surrounded by traps. The pelt the big coyote will form a ruar for the Oethman home. We advise that you clip out and paste in your scrap book the data on elections, furnished by County Clerk Shoemaker and printed in another co- 1 m .1 f .. i iumn oi mis ween s paper, ir you haven't registered, remember that you must perform this duty of an elector before Saturday, October 7. Floyd French, of the Oregon-Washington Telephone Co., while on inspec tion work at the Underwood exchange last week, found a few moments of leisure at his disposal. He employed them trolling for salmon at the mouth of the White Salmon river. Mr. French returned home with i 55 nniinda of fine chinooks. He landed two huge fish, the largest tipping the scales at oo pounus. ine aggregate weight or chinooks and silverside salmon caueht at the mouth of the White Salmon the past three weeks bv anclers usino- snoons and spinners is estimated at more than a ton. Third street should be treated with a coating of sand. The oil surface grows so slippery on rainy days that it is impossible for a horse to keep its footing. Unless the street surface is Frank Branch Rilev last week told one that makes him elieible for tho I Hood Kiver championship belt. He says that a little lake is nestled far up in me iuicKien on ine pinnacle or the waiersnen. Snmctimpi ho i a u... VAIIrrKannjl n In A .1 & . I '-I I ' . ... ' ivufciiciicu n uau acciueiii iimy occur at i vjinuniuia river salmon make their way any time. to tnis headwater lake. There thev leap over a bank into the headwaters The K. of P. band added new laurels ?i u8m- that.flnda way down in and popularity Sunday when it played "That is the reason." said Mr. Ri- me mm i iiik uuuko apnai. icy, mm usnermen on the upper oucn tnoughuulnesa is productive 0f ,tarne8 01 lne great 'fathers of Wa friendship, and what creator run ,er9 ."eqi'ently catch a chinook." an organization, such as the band. Artist Would Pick Apples Charles Martin, a Pittsburgh artist. who has been going to Cascades and who is now at Salem, is seeking a job as an apple picker, in order that he may get local color in Hood River or chards. A letter, addressed to any Apple City employment agency was delivered to Mrs. J. W. Ingalls, in charge of the employment agency of the Apple Growers Association, fol lows : "I want a job picking apples. Am experienced. I want to stay through the season. I want to earn enough money to buy clothes and artist's color tubes, which cost $35 alone. I want to paint apple scenes and Hood River fruits for a Philadelphia lithographing company. I will not get much money, not over $5 for a painting, but they will be struck off for me as I paint them. I could sell several paintings of Crater Lake in Salem." Alleged Pervert Hastens on Way If citizens of Washington municpali- ties saw a speedy pedestrian, headed north, cross their cities last night it was George brown, who claims Pitts burgh as home and who was arrested Tuesday night for annoying women and little girls. While Mrs. H. Fraley exprecsea the belier that Urown was the man wanted, she was not suffici ently confident to swear out a com plaint, and he was quietly escorted to the Underwood ferry. Citizens threat ened a flogging, and Brown expressed happiness when the Columbia river was between him and the town of Hood River, nor did he waste anv time in farewell ceremonies when the Wash ington bank was reached. For Sale Good second-hnnd heating stove. No 211 "Cheerful." Call Mr. Parkins, phone For Hale Italian cranes. Aklvunm Kro.. phone 5a56. 820 KorHale- Odell 312. Clover, oat and timothy hay. Tel. OD For Bain Heavy truck. Pnone 2801 or 6601. For Hale-Beautiful piano In Hood River at a big reduction and on tenm as little a 10 a mouth to save further expense Hnd sliippinn; For particulars write Cline Music Co., Astoria Ore. 05 For Bale One Jersey cow, now giving two gallons, high tester. Also Jersey coming fresh soon. Ralph Clark, Kfd. 4, tulle south of Kocklord store. 06 For Bale Well built house car, practically good as new. built on Ford truck chusis. Has California license. Just the thing If you're guiug buuui. vy . u. rarry, iua. l, oo For Bale-Home fine Collie and Shepherd pups of good stork at $5 00 cash. Phoue The tioeriein nancn, 677. o5 For 8alel!l Ferd touring car. "starter. Demountable rims, new tires, iVJf worth of extras; worth JoOO; sacrifice at aS5. Phone 31144. ob For Sal hens. Phoue b,w. road. Sit weeks old pigs; also Leghorn w Mrs. oodyard, iJarrett H'ZH For Bale Good milk cow. Barber Shop, Inquire at Rlalto KM NOTICE TO APPLE GROWERS A BARGAIN IN A ONE TON CIIKVROLKT TRUCK equipped with electric lights and starter and a dandy commercial body, top and sides. This truck has done only ten months' service, all on pavement. Original pneumatic tires in good iiHe. Kntlrejob in Hr-t-class running con dition. We ere In tne tire business and have no use for this truck. I7A0 tukes II, part terms 11 desired. Write or wire Ixaveus & Howard, Inc., Ml Couch Bt., near Broadway, phone Broadway Portland, Ore. it 'ii) ,m' The Wentworth-Irwin of Portland Company For Hale Reliable Orchard team, weight atNMit l;-,o lbs. each. Price fMO. wit n harness. A. J. Uagen, Booth Hill, phoue Odeli 6x. 28 For tsale ltte niotil ChevioleL -IjiTuTT uniou, gooa urea. ruoDemi. con o5 possess? T, - , . . prepared to help the creamery when the call comes. Money spent on developing the Hood River Creamery is a good investment from whatever standpoint you may consider it. If Walter M. Pierce, after his super abundant promises, implied and ex plicit, Lhould happen to get the elec tion for governor he is going to find himself in a number of very embarras sing positions. I Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Powell recently lost a valuable Collie doer, which dieil from wounds from a small ralihre rifln The dog, a general favorite with all neighbors of the Powells, whose home is just west of town, was absent from home only a short time. Indeed, it had not been missed until Mrs. PowpII hear J a whine at a door. The beauti ful animal, mortally wounded, died within a few minutes after reaching his mistress. Upper Valley Church News Next Sunday has been announced as 100 per cent day in the Parkdale church. Rally day exercises will be held in the church school which meets at 10.15. Classes have been reorgan ized and an excellent corps of teachers and officers secured. Indications are that great progress will be made dur ing the year in all departments of the church. The pastor will preach at the worship hour, 11.30, and there will be special music. The Christian Endeavor Society will meet at 7.15 p. m. The evening preaching service will be held in the Mount Hood church at 8 o'clock and will be conducted by the pastor. For Hale- II mi He and lot. Including full eon In. merit of furniture, or will sell furniture seim. rately by pieces. G. D. Alford, bo I luili St. Ki For Bale One team of heavy horses and har ness. J. K. Mai lay, phone 4tU7. e2j For Bale A good riding or driving horse l(li saddle and bridle or buggy and lis mens Will sell for Hi 00, If we can get, him a good home. ItertL. Wolf, Hood River, tel. fjtifti ol2 For Sale Rugs and numerous household ar ticles. Mrs. Maud ilaslirouck. Route 4, Ala meda W ay- ifja For Sae-3 orchard ladders, 6, 8, and 10 foot KO feet of woven wire fencing, Hti Inches high I bushel of shelled popcorn. Mrs. R. C, Gian ville, phone bsL sat CO. C NOTES W' - , , . e caw uux oi none pears grown by Jim Nunamaktr the other day. We are prone to believe Eve tempted Adam with a magnificent Pose instead cf an apple. Cant. Van Horn is the onlv Hood River representative at Camn Perrv. O., where national rifla and nistnl niHicnes win ena toaay. Capt, Van Horn, writing h-ime, declares that the experience is an invaluable one for a man conno'-ted with national euard dutie. He savs the discipline has been ss strict as any he noted during me oays oi the creat war. and the tar- t.cipsrta ;n the great ranee contests have been put through stiff drills. Litut. tel. Morton C. Mumma. Cav alry, United States Army, commander Man; Go to Round-l'p Hood River had a record large repre sentation at the Pendleton Round-Up mis year. vnneine greater number of local folk went by automobile, many went last week by train. Numerous individuals, in the preparations for the great cowboy cla.nsic, sent on to Pen dleton and ordered special Round-Up I1BIV. For Sale Kalry farm, 3J0 acres, good soli timber, large spring, near Glen wood, north of wnue hhiiiioii, Wax Ii. w acres under cu 111 VMtliin, Jn limotby, storked and equipped. Am forced to sell at a price that can't be du plicated. Must sacrifice. For particulars write A. lilard. Soil K. Hpruca BU, Beattle vy au. i& For Kale A universal range In excellent condition, i'uoue Mis. C. K. Marshall, tel. i&n. ,mtf For Salt Viti, Akiyi Dry body-fir cordwood. in Bros. Pbone When the Pine drove Grange meet ing are ended electors who have been in attendene .ll be able to cast th t 11. I v.nvu kintto niuif! luminal! utrr ballots with some rr.ejsure of inUIli- f the Camp Perry Small Arms Firing Kcuee. ornuoi ourine me war, executive cm- - I cer of the iflis laiHl nH The city schools reached the 1,018 mark last eek. That is just about 2?i per cent of the town's i ulntion. Pretty go.I, eh? Riverside Church A comradeship of worship and service. Sunday school ;:4"i a in. Mornin? worship 11 a. ni. Young people meet in jt 7 p. m. Sun. lay Kvening lul-7:4"), lt and 3rd Sundays NovemU-r to March inclusive. Midweek Bible lecture Thursday even ine at 7 :'M). Other meeting"" subject to spetial announcement. For Sale Pol and bed with springs and mat tress, amiable for apple-pnker bouses. In quire at r.mpl.i) mem Oltlee, s2 For Sale One 1-ton Harrison truck, euulntied with oversize liren. electric I is Ills, slarier and cab. Uotxl txxlv: nracllcally new: used two niontlis: tiarssin 7(: terms. Holiindler l rans ler to, siale St.. Mood River. sJj For Siale Ford roadster. 19ir model: enttim il ii cnmiHTa bed; good tires, lor fiUO caMi. Scinndler Transfer Co., 402 Miala Slu aiw For Sale-One milk goat and one Togenberg female kid 7 months old. Inquire Oregon Hotel ISartier Shop. all if ARE NOW SHOWING THE NEW MODEL G. M. C. TRUCK AT THE Circle0verland Company Hood River, Oregon We are also showing a number of rebuilt Trucks G M C 's White's, Denby's, . Federals, Republics, Chevrolets and Fords,' in A, 1, V2, 2, 2V2 and 3V2 ton caoacitv. capacity. These Trucks have all been rebuilt in o.,r n ci a ,.Ti oiiup uuu are same guarantee as a new truck. sold at the B 1 !!.I.M-HffllIH. . HI. J .M 1 IH. L I, iimiin. .,,, - B For Hftle. M V nlapDlwnmllu - r 1, . , J ' ' ' ' " " "Mill, III 1 1 1-,;. cu --ni m orcnara, t in alfalfa. & uncleared n. ii. mcKeis, pnone farkdaie 19. s7tf For Sale Beds, springs and mattresses suiu p" PM"er"; two overcoats, good condition, one large and one men in 111 sized one wall tent slr.e 12X 14 good condition; one guitar, steel strings; some fruit Jars. Juuulre ST it at Mt. Hood Hotel. For Sale mx 11 irt nj i,i k ...sa . .. 'u 1 ne .-suit. -w. jnusi nave casn . a n mm For Bale Htndehaker. piano. Phone 2312. rill trade for good S21 For Sale Several nsel annia rrfur. ... ... rlous makes and sires. 1'rii-ri i..u i- . Sbeppard. phone Odeil 16x. ' .Viir For Hale 5. room modern humrainv hk cement basement, furnace. 1 wo lot. Mlilin A. Lock man, al'tf cb. 1'bone ;flwi. W. It would have been an ideal sifna- tun if ell Oregon elector couM have taken a day oil last week and Lave studied the Cont titutlon a bit. Stsrt th h:Kh Fchool football tesson rifrbt. Get v.rt tomorrow and root for the fct rr . ti..in. V "oiild you L surprised at anything Charles U all might do now? The orcharJist who failed to spray is new reaping a harvest of worms. nooi ourine the war. cer of the 1918, 1920 and 1921 matches, ho has a national reputation as a skJied shut with rifle and pistol, served as executive officer of the matches. Ihere are Feveral new trophies for prizes this year, included in which are the rremlert's match, the Farnswcrth tropi.y to the infantryman making the r.jsn sure, the Military Training ("i-rrrs Association trophv to the civil- tan mhking hieh score, the Guardsman trophy to U,e h ih National Guardsman an! a trophy fur the Infantry match. InmanucI Lutheran Church at 10.45, Sunday rf, Pastor. For Sale 9 awartns of young Italian bees, Ihiaspniiic a swarms. Also au aceivlene ga pianu K..ou llsml. KM. 3. pbone 6U1Z. .s Regular services school meets at 9.4" I. HilgenJ For Sale-:t-inch Mn1t ancnn with apple rack. giad a new. l lione Udell So. aliif Ii oe t resins. Ices sn t Drinks Cream for parties, dinners and stxi-ial occasions. Tiie l'lieasant. j, Hf FOR SALE Kor le-An up-lgbt Knelsel piano In good Conditiou and Just tuned, lei. 2il CKltll For Sale HnisU'ln row, r yr.-old, freoh In N'lit'fmlsr; one Jenwy belter yrarllnc: dra aw and ., und tuui. K. 'oel. Ivouie . on MeitiotliM Lane. a A For Sale Ilarrett DUtriet nn house, furuUhed. out buildings, never lallins well, modern Chirk ?W. electricity. Address k. L. barstow. 4lli H Hi sl. I'ortland, Ore. J2Uf N. K Kor Kent-Apartment, l'hon e 58f,l or 2S0! For Rent 2 rurnlshed rooms, 1 with sleenini, porch, furnace and bath. Tel.Wxj 8lt'P'''g For Kent-1 hree.room furnished cottaee 1' rnllea out; splendid well; phone My &i,f ' WANTED Wanted A crrvrtri hof.A c - " 1400 ms. u kuhiK VLT'??: ,:w,.t0 ' "'ueAl, OO Wanted-Iiflv can have cl.l. l with her. Pbone 17U ... ' Wanted To huv range, l'bone a. a second-band klichen s28 WTanted s or 4 ...... . . About a month s work !,I Ple i'boneawi. ulu,Work- tveryihliig modern- wen Ba W'anted-Kv vnnn ....... . cltv nr ,!,':.." .'?, viericai Llair Minih, care C, lacier. work In also drive S'.'ii Wanted s' . . . ln cl,y 'Irnlta. Uood sol "uimiu sues. iew tioue under .....-..,,,, un.,,, nmiroeiea. will sell ail t . r. raiiuer, iui Mierman Ave. a2S Kor Hale Klther Kord Conpeor Hnpmoblle " 1 " in hub ior rem estate or m.,ri. gage. lr. tiumbie. Knr Sale hauch and Tel. X Udell. personal proiert v J2Ulf aisiut Now pick 'era fast. All aboard for the state fair. A nur,,ter cf civilians were out Mon day r. tt.t to fee 55 members of Com I iy I) at their Quarterly inspection. The insiction was under arms, I.ieuU ilsrold Blackmnn commanding officer. Amorg those present were Col. VV. S. l)owd and C;U Geo. R. Wilbur, hon orary rr.embeis of the orcaniiation. Col. Dowd gave the boys a f hort d- ires. isju van Horn, the comf.anv corr.mandii.g of! cer, is expected to ar rive next week from Camp Perry. O., kcre he bas teen attending the ra tional target practice. F.rsleorTrs!le-I IVI.rnan rn. l.nte-r. 1 Mrl leliarid srtn jr s1 1 le, 1 . m, s ,1 W revolt er, iiniimrv nix1el iih rv,.i.iine w-t and I miinils aintiiuii il ion; 1 o ter r.r-a. ing r-to, I t- tM-m 1'i.iw, I Mann t-.r.e nn.1.-r. Kravirv mrmr. . ..ntift ni 'ra br and t'ng w t -ne .-. or !if,i i, iw, iiniruMie. Iininw barnjard mnnure, wiumr; t 'V Sale I have for sale a I-ton Hlandard trurk. it in tint class romtition ana baa new .-tin ti (..H-trli-li lire, tiite me a tioie, an-vpisttie to ifie rank and you can name ur own lime. Vt'riie or rlmuf C. 1. Mir- den, W.Miirr. tire. Tuooe altif a ... S ' 1 ,e r,Te n, r'm cies on ; - t" mem sirawnerries, ries. i un me wort. see owner on C. C. Marker. R F.U. t. i apple trees, ahont !U pear trees, three clier s. t ant to sell on axMunt of being too old old Ibe premises. IUJ1K1 rornae-A bargain. 14 acre orchard In Oak ....M.u .inn. f g block of Iellci.in l... Jt'ill teraia. Fbuut ko. For Sate . nixtrd grapes, V er Ik at niv place on A vai.in W ay. Mrs. Laura t'lapp. tf rornierirand pine 1R-In. and ft. wood "-'"".anywnere wunin two m ilea of Hood - D-uiTiru tel. IKll ii mlntf " i. ritT travfi. ( S'tilH. iiir. I'ond, I artdaie, Ur., phone f . K f w1 second band Tbor wahtng For Male i.tod lots Air sale in turciiy, prices rig nt. A. W II parts of unman at t.,u utl For Suae prug saw and complete outfit wisKlmaking Ustis. J. K. K ce, tel. :.. aTtf fr s, cw r phone Team, liirniM Rrlti.n y or aii In orie lot. tr i l tnt.i u it thing 1 can u. c. H.i For ! 'e-ii- J K For1n. tel. . . rt- r lurl ) nief. (A Fi-r Sfc ie l uring Septrmter. Ij-wis' Iran- H""l Miiole Is. and H1 rkiri atnw n.srer rm -1 were ?! lo.'t.nixTwIi.Oiir. t !! t.-i in, in It v I'ltt-el.i rh. Kjinh K-Lini i,,.,w F iaU I'tMtoe CMeli s j ForSa e-Ma K.rra n a modern reidi, of , two DMtraa rm renter of butne district, li ng Tisim. k M. -nen r. nrr lHir.imrclfnrl.1i..,.i, i " nel with fiimftstt . n k. . ' ' iall W . j. Hag,;. ,ra. I rcima, 1 , doable sttti ; Cms For -e-daie 2 I. Fine dry rlrk w .i. 0 ne 1 ar Ruer. G'.acitr oGce makes rubber itampa. For ra (, .-1 j.rwr t Hood, I tlODl. ri Ml. Ss -e acre. 4', "ie from ll.nvj 17 s- t.. tosiaodard varteiievof aie,s. ''"r ir I- -. plums, prunes pearhe. tB,i oiher siria i I'tm; fsr, aier p'ped Into bi,ne ti ,i i. farwi ; r.m b.iae. tiam: will m at a t. in If taken ua. lira. Wre Jict.art, t,.ut t, Kbou Wi FOR RENT fsniiitsl rUmm To Rent One or ht i -Mu I'un.rfi neat, electric and bat t. S21 catk M.t pbooe Stu. li(bt and Jltf nout25.UtM.Te.r. ;- ..,'""n 'or fn "f be man of exner eL -: 1 i"':. Most crew and be resnon.ihi. V... " .1." cnarite ol J.U. Uarmlre. Goklendale, Vasli and pack. chTnefVb" BIU W. B. .Norm. IliU R,v- C oii, care of DO YOU KNOW THE CULP PLAN STORE carries the highest frrade tires manufactured? If not, call in and get acquainted. We will convince you. Here is some of our prices: Fabric 30x3 and tnl. tn Kfl " 30x3J and tube 10.00 " 32i3J and tobtr 12 50 Cords 30x3i and tube 12.00 32x4 and tube 19.00 Kone better made. Call at 109 4th Street and examine goods. Uicycle Tires in stock. 109 4th Street U'aaA V l-pper V.M,.Vor,Ln;d Vwif " the business prefrZ,i u.n.J"b,n lo atid,,f clean inske.iirT' in" ai,ie-bM3ied nitht chap. i. - w.iiitiuinilll,,, rps is aiisenu u hcf will b lncrn.ua ia5iorv .M n-t a nmi api ie. u .... P"nir.nt.T m-i.J " ate. rt...... .' "ner i.. . "g'n With vice. Tin. i. . . '.' sails- tH HlM a mei l.v. - mess proposu , dale. Ore, u "nweii U. 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