THE HOOD RIVER NEWS, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1909
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Whether it is Just a Little Powder
r or some more important
part of Milady s toilet it
is here at its best and
daintiest. Our Toilet
Aids and Preparations
are standard in every
way. When you pay
for THE BEST you
should receive it. We
aim to sell the articles
that we know are pure and the finest quality we can
obtain. Yours to serve,
Kier & Cass
S RELIABLE DRUGGI3TS
Smith Block, Hood River, Oregon-
Tiie Hood River Banking & Trust Co.
CORNER OF THIRD AND OAK STREETS
Conducts General Banking in All Branches
Interest paid on time deposits. Savings depart
ment in connection. Domestic and foreign exchange.
Safe deposit boxes; you carry your own key. Steam
ship tickets to all European points. Calf for infor
mation. We solicit your patronage and guarantee
entire satisfaction. OpcB a Checking Account ulID us.
Harness! Harness!
A complete line of nil kinds of harness constantly
on hand, tint If you prefer to have It made to
order thin In our Hpeelalt.v. We hIno have a line of
Summer and Winter Lap Robes
- " THATCAN T BE BEAT!
SADDLES, W HIPS, GLOVES, ETC.
GEORGE IRVINE
Oak Street
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MANUFACTURERS
PURE APPLE CIDER AND APPLE VINEGAR
We are now receiving cider and canning apples. For growers located
on the Mt. Hood Railroad and also at Mosier and White
Salmon we will pay freight charges.
Brincr Us Your Apples and Patronize Home Industry
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HOOD RIVER
Manufacturing, Engineering Company
(Succcmo to J. J. LL'CKEY)
General Machine Work and
Blacksmithing
Phone 305-M
Hood River, Oregon
K CENTRAL MEAT MARKET
ft P. C. YOUNG, Proprietor
Fresh and Cured Meats, Fish, Oysters
BUTTER ANT) EGGS
FliKK .l.YD rilOMTT DELIVKliV
Phone Main 6 Hood River, Oregon
Whitehead's Feed Store
Tirst Class Livery
Phone 5
Transfer aijd Livery Conjpaijy
Agents Regulator Line Steamers
freight and Baggage Tran5fer
i
New Rigs New Harness
. (iood Horses
HOOD RIVI R, ORIIOON.
$50 Land
In Hood River Valley!
Sure there is hadn't you heard about it? $50 land,
with small percentage of waste, irrigation water cheap
and abundant, transportation assured, telephones working
(occasionally), schools, church, settled by people it is a de
light to know, raises Hood River apples that can be mar
keted from two to four months later than lower Valley
apples Gravensteins at Christmas and Newtowns all
summer.
If you want a home, in the most beautiful, healthful
and prosperous place on the planet, buy it now "before
speculators add their profits."
If you want an investment with quick returns, buy
now, before other speculators add their profits.
NO. 1. 120 acre of Ideal orchard
land, tbe best location for a large
orchard lu the Upper Valley; mile
from Valley Crest school; under new
(iliicle r ditch; SO acres brush, balance
light tlmtx'r. flOO per acre.
NO. 2 M acres Upper Valley, 14
acres under cultivation. 2 acres In
berries, 250 trees, 3 and 4 year; small
hotiHe and good barn, 100 Inches free
water, some stock and implements.
$5,500.
NO. 3. 4.5 acres at Odell station.
1.") acres cleared, (iood, large bouse.
Will subdivide. $12,000.
NO. 4. 11 acres at Leux station;
10 set to standard trees; small house
and barn. $4,400.
NO. 7. 10 acres adjoining "Better
Fruit" ranch, all In trees, 4 and 5
year, good Improvements. $8,000.
NO. 8. Ten acres on west side,
near Oak Grove ball, six miles from
Hood River. All level, cultivated
and fenced. Nine acres in trees, seven
acres in five and six year trees. New
house and barn. A beautiful home
and orchard. $10,000.
NO. 9. Fine residence and lot ad
joining Dr. Shaw's, two blocks from
depot. $2,600.
' NO. 10. Three fractional lots ad
joining "The Firs," near school
house, unimproved. $1,000.
NO. 11. Quarter block business
property, adjoining Jackson's, oppo
site court house. $10,"00. May be
sold separately at $,0K) for tbe cor
ner lot and $.",r0 for the side lot.
NO. 12. Residence lots, Sherman
avenue and ou top of hill. $175 and
upwards.
NO. 16. 20 acres In Crapper district
6 acres cultivated, 4" acres In 3 to 7
year trees, small house and barn.
$4,500. Very easy terms.
NO. IS. 20 acres, across the road
from new terminus of Mt. flood rail
road, and from new school house; 12
acres In cultivation; 3j0 two year
trees, 300 ready to bear, l.V) tearing;
acre of alfalfa. Good new six room
house; barn 14x24, woodshed and
chicken house. $10,000.
1 NO. 21. SO acres, S miles out on enst
side; 00 acres Al apple land; 10 acres
1 to 6 year trees; 5 acres In potatoes;
7 acres partially cleared. $8,500.
NO. 23. On Sherman avenue, three
blocks from depot.
,ots 9 & 1L lllock 24, Hood River
proper $iih).
Lots 3 & 1, Itlock 24, Hood River
proper. $.k0.
Lots 2 & 19, Block 24, Hood River
proper. $..i0.
NO. 24. Idlewlld, Columbia Beach.
Lot S, Block 22, $400.
Lot 9, " $KH.
NO. 20. 3( H t ac res of Pea d point Im
provement Company; laid off In 10
acre lots; ."0 per acre on easy terms.
NO. 27. For sale quick. A lot and
a half on Cascade. $S00, $C00 cash.
NO. 29. .r acres, 3 miles from town,
all cultivated, 150 trees, house, barn,
chicken houses and yards. If you
haven't much to buy with, buy thls.
$4,500.
NO. 30. Lots 14 and i:, Block 13,
Barrett-Slpma Addition. $800.
NO. 31. 40 acres of brush back of
Lyle. $."0 per acre. We have some
apples from that country that will
take the sleep out of your eyes.
NO. 32. l."0 acres, three miles from
Husutn, unimproved. $3,200.
' NO. 33. 2' acres close to town.
all in trees, building new and good.
A neat, clean place. $3,000.
NO. 34. 70 acres, I'pjier Valley,
small young orchard. 00 acres of
good apple land, one million feet of
fir and cedar tltnlsT. Adjoining the
Huckaby quarter section that recent
ly sold for $31,000. $3,900.
NO. 37. 10 acres, West side; l!K)
bearing trees, 290 four year, llfl three
year, 30 two year; raspberries, black-
lerrles, grapes, strawlx-rrles, 2 acres
f rich black soli, great for celery and
minus, now In hay; fine house.
$10,000.
NO. 3S. A summerland paradise we
can vouch for. Twenty-two acres In
F.I Cajon Valley, California. Five
acres full Inuring oranges, nine acres
muscat grapes, balance in other fruits
and grain. Full particulars and ko
daks of bungalow and Held. It. 000.
NO. 40. 7 Room house, 3 lots and
a big barn, on the Heights. Will
swap for Fnlrvlew, Oregon, property
at $3,000. $3,000 cash. Will rent
furnished at $-." per month.
NO. 41. 40 Acres. 7 miles out on
east side. Some Improvements,
$4,000.
NO. 42. 140 Acres, fir and oak, 8
miles out on west side. Very easy
terms. $15,400.
NO. 43. Two SO's In 2 North 9, one
at $40, the other at $50. Half cash.
NO. 45. (J Room house on Cascade,
$2,200. (iood terms.
NO. 40. Two lots and two houses
thcreou. Kabt part of towu. $1,050.
The lower one 5 room house and
full lot. $050.
NO. 47. 40 Acres unimproved, near
Mt. Hood I ()., $2,500. Very easy
terms.
NO. 4S. 20 Acres. Good piece of
land. 10 miles out on West side,
$2,000.
NO. 49. Ten acres, three miles west
of ball park. Seven acres In 5, 3 and
1 year trees. A lot of small fruit.
Good house and barn. $6,000.
NO. 50. 25 acres, 7 miles out on
west side. $2,500.
NO. 52. A lot and a fraction and a
house of five rooms and a fraction,
on Sherman avenue. $2,500 (and a
fraction ).
NO. 53. 25 Acres near the Mount
Hood postoflice. $100 per acre.
NO. 55. Small house and 90x150
foot lot, on the Heights. $950.
NO. 56. 5,600 acres on the Colum
bia; opposite Tbe Dalles. A level
bench of 2,000 acres can be Irrigated
by a 150 foot lift from river; 100 acres
can le Irrigated by springs; 300 acres
of bench-like land, 700 acres of foot
hill land; balance grazing land. The
soil Is combination of volcanic ash
and disintegrated basalt and allu
vium a warm, sandy loam Ideal
cherry, peach and berry land. Stock
and Implements go with It. Two
houses, five barns; all fenced and
cross fenced. The location Is one of
the most beautiful on the Columbia,
with a magnlacent view of Mount
Hood. $100,iHK).
NO 57. 20 acres 1 miles from V.
O.on state road. 12 acres cultivated,
6 acres In orchard. Admirable site
for a sanitarium or summer hotel.
$s,ooo.
NO. rS. 40 acres 2 miles from town
20 acres cultivated, 5 acres of old or
chard, 8 acres of 5-year and 5 acres of
2 and 3-year trees, S-rooru house.
$20,000.
NO. 59. 7 acres. One of the most
attractive places on the main west
side road, I 3-4 miles from town.
Orchard In full tearing; buildings
worth $3,000. $1,500 per acre.
NO. 60. Two nicely located resi
dence lots close to business center.
$600.
NO. 61. Four beautifully located
lots on the Heights overlooking the
Columbia. $1,200.
NO. 02. Four good laying lots on
the Heights, $1,000.
No. 63. 40 acres near Odell. All
but three acres In hay. One third Is
orchard land, (iood house and
barn. Small orchard. Free water.
$10,000, one third cash.
No. 64. 75 acres, 1 1-2 miles from
Parkdale. 7 acres cultivated; 5 acres
mixed orchard. $9,000.
No. 65. 40 acres near town on
state road, 12 acres cnltlvated, 6
acres In orchard. Beautiful location
for summer home. $16,000.
NO. 60. 40 acres, 4 mile from Val
ley Crest school; soil, location and
lay of land Al. Small clearing and
good log cabin. Will le covered by
new Glacier ditch. $75 jht acre.
NO. 67. SO acres In Mosier district;
small clearing. $1500.
NO. fis. Iirge new house and four
lots In Wlnans addition; convenient
to business part of town. $2,000 cash.
Will trade for Portland city or ranch
property. Will rent for $10 a month.
NO. 69. so acres near Lyle: little
waste, lays well; tlmler; small clear
ing; $5,000.
NO. 70. 00 acres 1 miles from
l'arkdale, 35 cleared, 15 In orchard.
Buildings good barn and tool shop;
house newly remodeled, and all the
furniture Including piano. Farm Im
plements, team, cow, chickens and
hogs. $:I50 per acre.
40 acres unimproved, f 150.
NO. 71. A Southern Oregon Bar
gain. $60 per acre for 159 acres at
Grant Pass. 50 acres cultivated;
small orchard; good buildings; cheap
Irrigation water. This Is a live one.
NO. 72. 80 acres of rolling brush
land 2 miles from Parkdale; under
the Middle Fork ditch; just as good
soil as land that sold this spring for
$150 per acre. $135 per acre.
NO. 73. SO acres under the new
Glacier ditch; 1 miles from Valley
Crest school. 20 acres cultivated, 2
acres In strawberries; good log house.
$1,000.
NO. 74. 20 acres, unimproved, easy
clearing; covered by new Glacier
ditch. 2 miles from Valley Crest
school, ideal location for summer
home. $40 per acre,
NO. 75. 40 acres 1 miles from the
Valley Crest school; 5 acres cultivat
ed, 20 three and four year trees,
house, barn, woodshed and chicken
bouse. $3,500.
NO. 76. 40 acres 1 miles from
Parkdale; small clearing; on county
road. No waste land. $5,000.
40 acres i mllesfrom Parkdale;
unimproved; all good land, $4,000.
John (.eland Henderson
(Incorporated)
OLD BUTLER BANK BUILDINS
For Shippers of Christmas Packages.
If you expect to send your mother,
sweetheart or friend a Chrlstniaa
present this year It will be well
to bear In mind tbe following
suggestions submitted by an express
man.
First: Ship your package early,
by the 15th to lSth of December If
possible. The express company will
give you a small label to paste on
the package reading: "Don't open
until Christmas." This will Insure
the package reaching Its destination
before Christmas and give tbe addi
tional pleasure to tbe recipient of tbe
gift of having It on Christina morn
ing. Second: I'se wooden boxes for
packing. This Is especially Impor
tant for glass or other fragile articles.
Third: write the address In full,
state.county, city, street and number
on the box or package with Ink or
crayon. Tags are frequently torn
off and lost.
Fourth: If you want to prepay
the charges mark the words "Paid"
In large plain letters on the pack
age. Fifth: Insist on a receipt, and see
that the amount paid Is marked
on the receipt and package, and the
value of the package declared there
Sixth: Write your own addres in
full somewhere on tbe package.
Seventh: Enclose a card In each
box or package containing your
own and the consignee's address.
Eight: If not convenient to ship
In wooden boxes, use strong wrap
ping paper (not newspaper) and tie
with a strong cord.
Nluth: If package contains any
thing of perishable nature, write the
word "Perishables" in large plalu
letters on the package.
O. A. C. Won Many Prizes.
The Oregon Agricultural College
won more prizes at the Alask-Yukon-Paclnc
Exposition than any other
exhibitor and double the number of
awards granted to the next closest
competitor for college exhibits.
The College exhibits won the gold
medal offered for the best general
educational display and seven grand
prizes on the separate departmental
entries. The exhibits taking the
highest awards were those In dom
estic science, domestic art, soli ana
lysis, mechanic arts, machine work
machine design nud poultry hus
bandry. The work which received thls'splen
dld recognition was that of Oregon
boys and girls who are In attend
anceattheCollege The work was all
planned and perfected by the stu
dents. This splendid compliment
has a far reaching significance.
Catarrh Cannot be Cured
with local applications, as they can
not reach the seat of the disease.
Catarrh Is a blood or constitutional
disease and In order to cure It you
must take Internal remedies. Hall's
Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally, and
acts directly on the blood and mu
cous surfaces. Hall's Catarrh Cure
Is not a quack medicine. It was pre
scrllicd by one of the best physicians
in this country for years and Is a reg
ular prescription. It Is composed of
the In'st tonics known, combined
with the best blood purifiers, acting
directly on the mucous surfaces. The
perfect combination of the two In
gredients Is what produces such
wonderful results hi curing catarrh.
Send for testimonials free. F. J.
Cheney & Co., Props., Toledo, O.
Sold by druggists, price 7.V. Take
Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
W ill Become Public Park.
The campus of the university of
Washington Is to become a public
park, under the Seattle Park Board.
A lease has been elleeted with the
regents, covering the period of sever
al years. During this time the
city will expend flO.Ooo to main
tain the landscape gardening fen
tures, which made the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific
exposition grounds the
admiration of all visitors. Had the
city not stepjH'd In, they would have
been lost.
DR. F C. BROSIUS
Physician and Surgeon
Residence. Oak and Perk. Office. Oak and Sseond
Office hours, 10 to U a. m.. t to I and 7 to I p. at.
Rooms t, 4 and S. Broaiua Block. Hood River. Or.
H. L. DUMBLE
Physician and Surgeon
Caila promptly answered in towa or country, day
or nicht
Telephones- Residence 61 L Office
Office in th Broaiua Building.
DR. E. O. DUTRO
Physician and Surgeon
Office over First National Bank
Hots phono. Rea.TlB:!Offlee phono Tt
Hood River. Oregon
SHAW & BRONSON
Physicians and Surgeons
Eliot Block Phono M
Hood River. Oregon
J. F. WATT, M. D.
Physician andSurgeon
Office.' Ham phono 30. Raaidenea, SUB
Hood River, Oregoa
Dr. M. H. Sharp Dr. Edna U. Sharp
DRS. SHARP
Osteopathic Physicians
Graduates of the American School of Oataopathy.
Kirksville. Mo.
Office in Eliot Building
Phone-CtSce 102. Residence 102-B.
Hood River. Oregon
C. H. JENKINS, D. M. D.
Dentist
Office. Hall Building, over Butler Banking Co
Office phone 28. Residence phone 28-B
HoodlRiver. Oregon
II. Dudley W. Pineo, D. D. S.
Dentist
Office over First National Bank
Office-Home phone 131. Residence-Home 131-B
Hood River, Oregon
M. E. WELCH
Licensed Veterinarian
Hood River. Oregon
A. J. DERBY
Lawyer
Smith block Hood River, Oregon
E. H. HARTWIG
Attorney at Law
Smith Block. Ver First National Bank
Phone 168 Hood River, Oregon
John Leland Henderson
Attorney at Law
Hood River. Oregon
A. A. JAYNE
Lawyer
Hall Building
Hood River. Oregon
A. C. BUCK
Notary Public and Insurance
Agent
Room 12. Bros! us Block
Hood River, Oregon
HOCKENBERRY & BARTLETT
ARCHITECTS
Davidson Building
HOOD RIVER. OREGON
Phone 61
P. M. MORSE
City Engineer and Surveyor
Newell, Gossett A Walsh
Davidson Buildmjr Hood River. Oregon
The Biggest Snap
of the Season
160 Acres of fine fruit
land only $10 per acre, six
miles southeast of Hood
River. Right in the Apple
Belt. Six acres cleared and
a cabin 14x16, balance 2 1-2
million feet fir timber. Run
ning water through the
place. For further informa
tion write the owner, J. E.
0'Donnell, 5. N. 16th Street,
Portland, Oregon.