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8 THE HOOD RIVER NEWS, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1909 GET KEADY FOR X-MA " H 1 RESOLVED cTVAT 5M0W 15 NOT THE ' ' itl)(UNL' ,HIN I HAT rALLb . I THIS TIME Or THE YEAR, OUR PRICES ARE COMING DCWN ON SOME OF OUR- VERY BEST VALVES. Ml DONT WANTAMY LEFT- k v - I vf v i 1 5 tmm I 1 ,i .TAj'jr-iuj.i i ?v v - . Save Your Doll Checks Shop Early, Shop Late butbe sure to shop at GraillS Furs and Cloaks Great Overcoat The newest and best for Ladies values for Men and Boys. The and Children. Golf Gloves, Mit- largest stock to select from here, tens, Snow Caps, Wool Underwear, Every item needed for the bad Hosiery anything to wear you can weather is ready for you. We are get right here. here Draw on Us Freely With the Goods BBEBBBBBBSBSBBSSBEBBBBBBBSBQ & FRANK A. CRAM l.r J .VKri i rr 'ii V- -J iii 1 ;V3',, 1 m IB' n';7?i I . : .i I , .r ' f ;. i , , T. ' v.. 1 A Doll Check With Each Sale I ! Live Local Copxce i for Mood Kiver in I Five thouMiiud l'Jli). MU Merle liliiicdon upent Sunday In Portland vinltiii friends Lint your property with Devlin & Firelmugh.1 Mr. and Mrn. J. M. Temple were week end visitor here hint week. Our Hpevlalty 1 on-hard lands. Dev lin & Fireliauuh. Geo. Maaeke.of Mnler. came ilwiio from our iieiirhlioriiiir town for a vWt Frldav. ' l MifS Hunt, pntilic uteimraplier. Koom 14 Mall t.uildin- j W. F. MoKenzie, of l'ortl.'lllit. Kpent ! Thursday here looking after Home j property lllterestw. I Storage room for rent. Apply to; (ieo. D. C'ullx'rt.ii.ii & Co j Newton Sexton of The D.iII. h. in i company wlili hi f.ithiT. 1". C. Sex-j ton wan here for n visit Friday. For remiltH, li.-t your orchard land with Devlin & Fiivl.aimh. The Coiiree;ationl Ladles' Aid on the lleiuhts will meet with Mrs. .1. M. (Jill, Friday afternon. December 10. A. A. Jayne has money to lend at 6 per cent on good security. Mr. niul Mrs. Thou. ('uH)frtnou, of Washington, l'a.. who recently lioiimht at Mood lliver, arrived liere Friday to make tlieir home. Try I'.urnett'H Kxtracts, hinh qual ty. Sold ty Wood & Miliums. Iiishop Kolit. I'addiH-k of the east ern Oregon diocese of the F.plscopal i-lnirch was here Friday in connec tion with the affairs of the church. Fresli Oysters, Kastern and Olyni l!a. In Milk at ICoss & Kichards". Tryouts for the Inter-state debat ing teams are lieiii held at the Fnl verslty of (reron. In which forty men are particlpatlnj;. Fleven men are to he chosen for the teams. J. (i. Vot Is selling his hoys' and youiii: men's suits and overcoats to Kize :!4 for just one half. 4I y.W.'V-.v SPECIAL LIST 1 4 5 ACRKS 1 1-4 mil s from town, 4 acres in 4-yar-oJ commercial orchard with utrawberries between the rows: plenty of water; small houne. I'rice t",0fX). Can ar range terms. 10 ACRES 1 mile from town on rnkin rtv. 9 1-2 acres in strictly commercial orhard mostly 5 years oIL 6 acre in .-Ura a r-rnes tetween the trees, one half acre iu pine trees and 5 lance k, makintr a magnificent buildina site. Trice 12 ArRFS-Ali firUclas fruit orchard land; small houne; 3 acres under cultivation, balanee ff lathed and burne!: on main county road, only 4 miles frm town; worth $4f0 per acre. V e can sell it for JVJ. H..Vrf will handle it. A snap for someone. 25 ACRKS B eres under cultivation, fi ncres in orchard, ft acres more, partly cleared. Kree water, fine rtrx and ensek. New hf;Ufe and outbuildir.frs. Well lorateil, A bar. sjain for 7i0. Terms. 4S ACRKS-20 acre under cultivation, 5 acres in commercial orchard; Is r ire house, fine sprir.jr; within half mile of railroad, and 40 acres of it is very best of orchard land. Offered at U'.OfO f'r hirt time only. Devlin &f ircbaugb LEADING DEALERS Swetland Building PORTLAND, OREGON H. P.. B. & T. Co. Butldinsr HOOD RIVER, OREGON V. A. Mc('ar;ar is aide to te out ajjaln after lieinj; confined to the house for several weeks with a severe attack of sciatic rheumatic. Mohier Hiilletin. Insure before the fire. Q. Y. Fd- wards & Co., Agts. Just received, .'Ml barrels of mile stone Prices rlnht. I'has. X. Clarke. (!. M. Carrier, a piano salesman and tuner, who was formerly located In the east is making his home here at present and may decide to locate at Mood Kiver. Just received, .'() barrels of Blue stone. Prices rlht. Chas. X. Clarke. Mood Kiver Vinegar Company will continue to receive cider and canning apples nt the market price. U. J. (iooduouh, who recently sold his place on the west side, left Saturday for Portland and expects to look the country over before choosing a new location. Those Suits and overcoats Vojjt is selling at half aren't a lot of Mas lieens" nood style every one. J. (i. Vont says he will sell the younu men's suits and overcoats up to size :U nt half a jjood tip for the keen buyers. J. M. Hoover, vho Is the employ of one of the ltx commission houses at Portland and has tieen buying apples throughout the Xorthwest came up Saturday for a lew days visit. Have buyers for some Improved and unimproved fruit farms. Call and list your place with (ieo. I. Cul IsTtson & Co. (.'. W. Hdmunds, M. I)., eye, ear, nose and throat diseases exclusively. Ollice hours !l:1. a. in. to 4 p. in. Phone 4.1, I ten. !!::12 L. Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. A. (). Adams, of Cascade Locks, In com pany with a nuinlsT of others, came lip from there Saturday to attend the ( 'tin by Post and the Women's Kellef Corps rally. Insure before the fire. Only stand ard companies represented. Phenix, London and Lancashier and others. a. Y. Edwards & to., Agts. Fresh Kastern and Olyinpia oysters at MelSussey's Oyster Mouse by pint, quart or gallon. Mount Hood oys ter cis-ktalls In any quantity. Fred M. Penvey, a capitalist of Sioux City, Iowa, spent several days here last week visit liir nt the home of J. M. Osborne. Mr. Penvey left here for California,. Later he may return and Invest at Mood Klver. (tooth's eastern oysters direct from Salt Lake City fresh. Same price as so-called eastern oysters (frown on the sound. Koss & Richards. I loot) Klver Yellow Xewton Sweet Cider, made from hand sorted and washed apple. Your j;rocer will di1 i liver same fresh and s wect M . t Kalloti. Itishop O'Kcllly. In clmru-fl of the Orcifon diocese of the Kornan Catho lic church, whose home Is at Pendle. ton, topN-d off Friday on his way back from Portland to that city. Klshop O Kclliy's visit wan of a mo clal nature. We desire to exchange ( for a dlent ) a choice piece of Portland proerty valued at fX'i.OdO cash, tnortrafed for f 10,000, with yearly Income of $IHKI, for an Improved orchard In Hood Klver, of equal cash value. Address Mackle & Koiintrec, Lumber Kxi haiiKe liiilidln, I'ort land, Ore. Jake Thornton returned Thursday from (ireen Kiver, I'tah, where he re cently purchased some orchard land. Mr. Thornton will move his family to (ireen Kiver hi the spring to make his home there. I'pper valley I have 7ti 'i acres, small house and barn, nearly all Kood; adjolnes 150 acre-tract just cleared and set to trees. A buy. W. II. Marshall. Dee. Mrs. Little is in The Dalles this week arraiiKhiK for classes In health culture, returning to speak Saturday n It'll t at the Home of T. J. Cunnint; on Montello avenue on "Cure, What It Is and How Fffected." The Hood Kiver Apple Cider and Vinenar company Is now recei Inn cider and ciiniiinir apples. We are re ceiving this year from M osier and White Salmon. W. C, Michaels, the well known fruit buyer represent inn the (ilbson Fruit Company of Chicago spent a day here Friday look I a it after some apple shipments that he purchased from the Davidson Fruit Company. Write your lire insurance with the old reliable firm. (ieo. D. Culliertsoii & Co., who write for the best old line companies. The Home, Koyal, Liverpool, Loudon & (ilohe, North America anil Continental. Mrs. Marlon MacKae.who is having a well dug on her place In the valley, being a little skeptical as to Its pro gress, made a descent of some hun dred nnd thirty odd feet last week to its bottom. The demonstration of the nearness of water to the surface is said to have been quite satis factory. W. (. Aldred has secured the con tract for macadamizing Ulli street and expects to start the work as noon as the weather permits. A rock crushing machine has been started to work getting the material ready. The Hle.iin roller which belongs to the county will lie used in putting down the macadam. j Father Maximilian Klein, formerly ! pastor of St. Mary's Catholic church. In this city, but who Is now located; at Hums. Is visiting with the resident , fathers. Father Klein says the I'urns country Is developing rapidly and j that a survey Is being made for a railroad through that section to; connect wit h the Oregon Short Line, i The Ciilverslty of Oregon expects to Issue, as supplement to the Febru- ! ary niiinltcr of the university bulletin i a complete directory of all Oregon high schools. It will contain the li'imes of the teachers, the subjects taught by each, their preparation, the number of years in the high school courses, etc. It Is to be sent out free of charge. The demand by literary societies throughout the state for the Oregon High School Debating league bulle tin has been large, but there Is still a small supply to be had for t he ask ing from the I' ul versify of Oregon registrar. The bulletin contains a full discussion of effective debating. In addition to complete blbllographs on a number of Important subjects. W in. Hanger and Ivl Mayes who have bought out t he Interest of T. .1. I Klnnalrd In the Transfer & Livery. business, took possession the first of i the mouth ami assumed their duties. Both Mr. danger and Mr. Mayes have had considerable ex iicrii nee In t his line of business and will run the transfer Company In connection with Norm Young. STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF THE Butler Banking Company, of Hood River, Ore. At the Close of Business, November 16, 1909. RESOURCES: Loans and Discounts $411,001.21 Bonds and Warrants 15,703.01 Office Fixtures and Furniture 5,737.80 Cash on Hand and in Other Banks 172.00G.40 $604,4-18.42 LIABILITIES: Capital Stock $ 50,000.00 Earned Surplus and Undivided Profits 38,431.76 Deposits 516.016.G6 $604,448.42 February 5th, 1909-I)eposits...$38!),143,01 April 28th, 1909-Deposits. ... 398,121.20 June 23rd, 1909-Deposits 436,014.2(3 September 1st, 1909-Deposits 478,798.03 November 16th, 1909-Deposits.... 516,016.66 Use Wood Fiber House Plaster Stranahan & Clark GET YOUR MILK FROM The Payson Dairy Supply Co, MOUNTAIN GLEN FARM Pure, Wholesome, Healthful, from Cows and Stables that are SANITARY. H. IN. PAYSON, City Salesman I'hone 281' THUS. CALKINS, Dairyman Don't Leave the Hood River District WITHOUT INVESTIGATING Mosier Valley Natural advantages for fruit rowin unecrlll. Land prim have doubled in lt two year but arc not half that asked for similar land in other sections. Buy now before sperulstors add their profits. COMMKKCIAI. Ct.UB OF M OSIER WOSILk, OWWJON 6 Miles East of Hood River, Oregon SMITH BROS. Successors to JACKSON & JACKSON We have just put on our shelves complete new stocks of Canned and Bottled Goods, Teas and Coffees and are prepared to give prompt attention to orders. PHONE f7 TREE DELIVERY 3fie Hews eacls in 3ine Printing
