THE HOOD RIVER NEWS, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1909
9
Orchard Lands Wanted
DAVIDSON BUILDING
Live Local Tropica
K. W. lUilfonl and U 1". ISrljrK.
Hi-nt tlie llmt of tlit' wtt-k In Cort
land. full line of poultry HiippllcH at
Wlilti'lifadu.
J. 1'. Mati'lit'ldt-r wait rv IhihIiii-hm
vlHitor In Portland t lie latter part of
hint week.
( 'mi rue icroiind ami nx-k Halt at
Whitehead.
Mr. and Mih l.niiuir, who have
tfvn vlnUhic their daughter. Mrn.
Truman llutler, returned to tlielr
home In Kiiiihiih laHt week.
Don't let the raldiltneatyour tre'H.
Buy your tree protector at White
head "h
Ladlen' A lil Hoelety of the ChrlHthin
I'huri'h will meet at the home of Mtm.
IViikIi, corner ll'th and Kueiie hIh.
All ladlen are welcome.
Hex Itrnnd Stock and Poultry
Food. BeHt In the world. The kind
that lirlnM renultM. W hitehend'H.
The Mount Mood railroad which
wan put out of commiHKlou by the
Hood, reHUiued service lat week.
The point where the waxhout oc
curred linn heeu luldned with piling,
limklnita recurrence of the troulile
unlikely.
"The tieiu" moving; picture theatre
which hari lieen conducted for Home
time I iv Win. IiivIh. Iiiim lieen (lln
piixed of by 1 1 1 in IiiC. I'. Hiikln, who
will have chnrt;e of it In future. It I
iimlerHtooil that Mr. HmvIh will o
to Vale, Ore., where he expect to
open a picture nhow.
FOR
MEN
AND
BOYS
Pocket Knives
Watches
Safety Razors
gbavjng: Brushes
Shavinjf Mupn
Razor Strops
Carvintr Sets
Fish Poles
Rifles
Shotguns
Revolvers
fool Chests
Coaster Wagon
Sleds
Electric Tocket
Lamps
Steins
Tobacco Jars
We have customers for one twenty acre tract of young
orchard, for one ten acre tract mostly in bearing and
for several tracts of brush land or partly improved
lands. If you have land for sale and your price is right
we can sell it.
B. E. DUNCAN & CO.
HOOD RIVER, OREGON
I. oil DliiHiiiore, who old hi place
Monday will leave till week with
hi family for French Lick Spring,
Ind., where they will vlnlt during tlie
winter.
Mr. Mary Kenton, Mate prewldent
of the Chrlvtlan Kndeavor, will H-ak
In the ChrlHtlan church Thurday
evening. All young people' ocletle
of the city are Invited.
K. II. Shepard, who ha heen con
fined to hi home for Home time with
an attack of grip wa aide to get out
Monday and upend a few hour at
hi otltce.
II. V. Perry who I Intereuted in a
tract of fruit laud In the Oak J rove
dirttrlct. arrived Monday for a nhort
Htay. Mr. Perry ha Jut returned
from a trip to l.'oo Hay where he
aw K. K. Lyon and neveral other
Hood Klveritc who are making an
extended vlnlt there,
The recording fee received liy the
county during t lie mouth of Novem
Im'P were the largewt Hlnce the county
ha leen in exlutence, the amount
being $J.1.!)5. The amount I naid
to lie In the neighborhood of $1D0
more than wa received by Wam-o
county during the name period.
The ladle of the I'ultariaii church
announce a big C'lirlntuiiiH Hale, lunch
ami candy demoiiHtratlou at the
Htore on State ntreet formerly occu
pied by the Nichol Drug Co. Friday
and Saturday of next week. Home
made ChriHtmaH gift of varlou de
Hcrlptlon will be placed on Hale and
a buxlue men' lunch. coiiHlHtlug of
chi hi chowder, doughnut. Hand wich
e and coffee will be nerved. A dein
oiiHtratioti of candy making will
alo lie given with a nale of t hrUt
ma candle the week following, an
announcement of which will be made
later.
HOILDAY GOODS
of a sensible nature and of thoroughly reliable quality can be found in
large quantities at this popular trading place. Our stock comprises a
large assortment of articles suitable for Christmas Gifts for old and
young. We are glad to show them to you and make deliveries at any
desired time.
Community Silverware
Holmes & Edwards Silverware
Hexican Silverware
Keen Kutter Carving Sets
Ever Wear Aluminum
Cooking Utensils
Old Abey French Handpainted
China
Hammered Brass Goods
Fancy Table Lamps
Cut Glassware
Ml
m
For renult, llt your orchard land
with Devlin A Flrebaugh.
George Irvine ha Hold hi harneH
and Haddlery bUHiue to A, K. Sal
licky, an experienced harue maker
formerly of Albany, Or. Mr. Salticky
took poHMeHHlon Mnday.
The city tiiarl)al call the atten
tion of property owner and renter
to the ordinance relating to the
cleaning of nldewalk and Htate that
he ha lieen luxtructed to enforce
aine.
The (Jeo. W. Minion tied ul here
Monday night owing to the heavy
hiiow Htorm, which prevented Cap
tain M. Nelson from keeping the
Hturdy little nteaiuer In the channel
after dark.
Among theme who are In attend
ance at the horticultural meeting iu
Portland are .1. L. Carter, A. I. Mil
hoii, 1. S. and Frank Davidon, the
Cutler DroH,, C. D. ThompHon, and
F. II. Uenberg.
L. 15. Steven, proprietor of the ci
gar Htore on the height. I in a criti
cal condition from having taken an
overdone of Htryihnlne. Mr. Steven,
who wa In a nervou condition, wa
taking the drug and took too much.
Ken Kalmon, of the I'pper Valley,
left Monday night for l.atirande,
where he will upend a day or two
looking at Home fruitlaud In the
(Jrand Konde valley with a view to
purchUHing.
(Jeo. Irvine, after a renidence at
at Hood Kiver of about a year, and
who hix jilHt ilinpoHed of hU liarnt'HH
liiiHineHH will make hi future home In
Seattle. Mr. Irvine made many
friend while here and Htate that he
regret to leave, but expect to en
gage In biiMlne on a larger ncale
than wa poxHihle here.
COUNCIL PASSES ON
IMPORTANTMTTERS
At the regular un-etlng of the Com
mon Council Monday the ordinance
providing for the bond Immiih wa tin
ally paHed with an amendment In
troduced by Councilman Hall mnk
tug the inti rcHt rate f innp-ad of
percent. The amendment wa unan
imoiiHly concurred in by the other
member of council. Tlie date for
opening bid I February l"th.
The report on the entlmate for the
wewer In DiHtrlct No. 4 wa accepted
and a recommendation that the
newer lie coiintructed lu accordance
with the Niiinv. wa panned.
A bond from W. (j. AM red la con
nection with hi contract to macad
amize 12th Htreet wa accepted The
bond 1 for $Vxwand the contract for
$10,000.
PINE GROVE GRANGE
Although the weather wa Htortny
Pine Grove Grange held a very Inter
etlng meeting Saturday night. The
number who look forwnrd to thee
meeting with plcauure and nee the
lienetlt gained therefrom, I Increa
Ing every month. One new member
wa elected at thi meeting and nix
new application promUed for the
next meeting. (Jood road were di
ciiHHed and arc alway a live topic,
although all of u do not favor a 10
mill Hpeclal tax for that purpoHc,
thinking thin a little high for our
prenent annenntnent. Kilt all favor
a good county levy for permanent
road-building. The program pre
pared for the grange of the Htate by
Governor Kciihoii, State School
Supt. Ackerman, State Librarian,
MIhh Marvin and the State Grange
Lecturer .1. .1 Johnnou, are proving
very Inntructive and educational
Several live topic of the day are re
ceived from the Oregon Library Coin
miHHloil and Htudied and dincunned
every month under the able manage
ment of our worthy lecturer. Mm.
Clara J. Jarvl. At our next meet
ing all point in favor of and againnt
"Proportional Iteprenentatlon" will
lie dlncunned. The topic "Koys and
Girl on the Farm" will hIho be ably
handled, benide which our lecturer
promine an Interenting program of
Hong, recitation, etc. Our next
meeting. December Is, will be the
time for our annual election of offi
cer mid nil member nhould attend
and help elect a net of olllcer who
will work for the bewt interent of the
Grange nth) the community. I'nder
the guidance of our prenent ;nnter
our gr uige ha been H'eadily gaining
In Htreiigth and I cloning a very
Hiiccennful year. M. J. H. "
Subncribe for the .New.
Perculators
Scissors
Fireleaa Cookers
Roasters
Brcadmixers
Baking Dishes
Silver FemDishes
ChinaFern Dishes
Brass Candle
Sticks
Brass Jardiners
Nut Crackers and
Picks
Dishes
Hand Fainted
China
Chocolate Sets
Salad Sets
Fruit Sets
Chop Flates
Fancy Jups
Doulton Ware
Silver Knives and
Forks
FOR j)
WOMEN i
AND
GIRLS 6
CHRISTMAS STAMPS
ARE GOING LIVELY
Tin Hale of Chrlntma ntjimpn un
der the aunplce of the Woman'
Club I U-ing conducted Hiiccehnfiilly
and Indication are that the amount
that will be received from their nale
will U much larger than It wa hint
year. The committee appointed,
and alno many of the other member
of the club are taking a great deal of
Interent lu the work.
-Next Monday a table with a hand
Home young lady In charge will le
placed In the poHtofllce for the Hale of
Htarnpn, and a soon a the Chrlnt
tua nhopper commence Mending
package they will lie conveniently
HUpplled with Htainpn.
CLASSIFIED COLUMN
REAL ESTATE AND RENTALS
A Kid rooming houae to sell at 312 1-2 Oak street.
Can ba run for tjfrdinv. Hu ifoud furniture,
dining room, kitchen and pantry. Doing good
busmen. 44-41
pW Sala-160 acre of land in upper Hood River
valley. 1 1-2 imlea northeast from Mt. Hood
poatofflca. Enguira J. L. Carter, phone 1D7-M.
47-60-p
YVnted-Scrip or half a section. Address A.
" News omce.iH-61-p
por Sale-3 room house, lot 50x130 to 10-foot
A alley, fenced all around, water in. trees; price
IIS"; ti.- cash, balance monthly payments. Phone
!2-M. 4K-01-P
P"or Sale-Beautiful buildinir place extending
Columbia to Durham, near 12th; high, dry and
aiirhtly; overlooking the (Columbia; excellent view
of Mt. Adams; altogether the most scenic si-ot in
the world. Good neighborhood in the famous
Kiverview Park Addition. Hood Kiver. Address
B.News office. 48-52-p
yntd'ro trade for gxjd apple orchard -2400
" acre timber tract in Lincoln County. Oregon.
Prefer bearing orchard. Full description of tim
ber tract furnished. Submit full particulars and
price on your tract in your first letter to me. J.
D. DifTenbaugh. Monmouth, III. 4H-52-C
HORSES, COW8, PIQ8, CHICKENS, ETC.
Tlorse for Bale-Gentle and broken to work
"single, double or under the saddle R. H.
Wallace. Shadow Brook Karm. Phone 1H0M. 46-9
tlorse to let for its feed. Address 717 Eugene
"street. Hood River. 4S-49-D
T have a few chic; ens and turkeys for sale.
'Phone Miss Markley. 345-L. After 6 p. m.. 44-B.
47-50-p
TTave good gentle farm team I would let some
responsible person have for their feed this
winter. S. J. Frank. 47-50-c
FOR SALE
Por Sale-Milk. Phone Mrs. H. A. Moore, 159-M.
A 4t-t-c
por Sale Cheap Good second-hand top buggy,
$Ji; also two-seated canopy top surrey, 4.10.
Apply at 1012 Hull street, at rear of Baptist,
church. 46-4-c
TTor Sale Good Raddle horse, weight 90 pounds:
also good single driver. A bargain. Telephone
1K3-L. 4K-52-C
For Sale-Good Saddle, Cheap. Telephone 223.
49-52-p
EMPLOYMENT
VTanled A man and family to take charge of
""an improved fruit farm. l'K) acres, good house
and barn, and who will also buy an interest there
in, (ierman or Skandinavian preferred. Enquire
of John Let&nd Henderson. Incorporated. 4-tf-c
VVanted A position by a man and woman on
'"a ranch. Either to hire or to rent it. En
quire it News office. 46-49.
Japanese school boy want a position in a private
family, or in any place before and after achoul
hours. Phone 34S-L. boi 2x2. 4WIS.p
A Japanese boy wants any kind of day wurk. 2-"c
an hour. Call up 34 3 L or write P. U. box 22.
IR-51-C
anted An experienced man with small fam
' " ily wanta employment on a ranch. Inqu-re or
write H. F. Cooper. S9 Wilson street. Hood
River Oregon. 47-;Yi-c
8PECIAL NOTICES
Stockholders Meeting
VALLEY ELECTklO RAILWAY COMPANY,
otice is here'py iriven that the annual meetinir
'of the sloekholdera of the above named com
pany will be held at Grange Hall. Mount Hood.
t)reiron, un the i:)th day of llecemner, lHoy. at 10
o'clock a. m., at which meeting will be held the
annual electiun of the Board of Directors, reading
of the President's report, ami such other business
as may properly be brought before such meeting.
Pated and published this 24th day of November,
H. B. LANtilU.E.
47-49-e Secretary.
'anted Bids for 30 ricks ok and 91) ricka fir
wood for the ensuing year will be received as
late as 7 o'clock p. m. Dec. Is. IHuh, by the under
signed or by the directors. Said wood to be 3 feet
long, cut from live, sound timber, and delivered
between July 20th and Sept. 1st at Pine Grove
school, and ricked in basement and wood shed.
R. H. Waugh, Clerk School District No. 7. 4'iO-c
LEQAL AND OTHER NOTICE8
Tn the County Court of the State of Oration, fur
Hood River County. In the Mat;r of the En tat?
of KNOCH CORN KLU. lWrea.wd. Notice is
Hereby Given by the undersigned. Cors Cornell,
executrix of the estate of Enoch CWnell. decvsi-e!,
to the crediUrs and all eronii having claims
airainst tha estate of aaid decvawd, to present
tiiuir claims with proper vouchers within six
months after the first publication of this notice,
to aaid executrix, at Room 14. Hall Bloc k, in the
City of Hood Kiwr, tn raid county and state.
1'ateoi ruuhcation Nov. 17. r.
44-&0-C CORA CORNKI.L. Executrix.
Notice For Publication
FVEPARTMENT of the Interior. U.S. Ind Office
at The Dalles, Oretron, November 22m.. IX.
Notice is hereby Riven that EMERY H. WAESH.
of Mount Hood, Oregon, who, on July 21st.
li0S. made Homestead, No. (.C7S. for ln 1. 2 and
SE1-4NE1-4. Section 4, Township 1 South. Katire
10 East, Willamette Meridian, has tiled nuttce f
intention to make Final Commutathtn I'roi f. to
estahlij-h claim to the land aNivv decribel. before
Henry L. Ilne, United Slate Commis-ioner. at
his office, at Hiwd River, Uretfon. on the 3rd day
of January. k Claimant names as wiincsws:
John Hoats'land. of Homi River. treT'n. Edward
Rok1. wf Ml. Hum, Oregon. Adam tiasman. of
Mt. Hood, Orvaon. William Smuilrn. f Mt. Hod,
Oregon. C. W. Mt KU
M-."k2-c Kva'ltT
Notice fur Publlr.qtUo
T)epartment of the Interior, V- S. Land f'tTiee at
The Dalles, (trvtfiu.. November lt h. n.
Notu-e is hereby given that Hmnah rairfnwl,
of lHe, trea"on. who. on June 3nth, 1 made
Homestttad. (Serial No. iHII. No.
fur W l-HNEl-4. W1-2SEI-4. Stc:ion 7. Township 1
North. Ranre 10 East, V illametto Meridian, ha
file 1 notice of intention to make Final Commuta
tion ,'roof. to establish claim to tlie lami almve
di'ttcribeal. before the Rejnc'ter and Kih-oivit of
the United Mates Iand Ottn-e. at The la!ies,
Oregon, on the 27ih day of !ceiiiber, 1 ;;.
Claimant names as witnesses: C t. RoU-rts.
Allert Schiller. W. H. Marshall. John K. Mackie.
all of Pee, Oreifon. C. W. MOOKK.
4T-S41-P Kttf is!r.
Admintstrator's Notice
Totice is herby Riven that the undersigned hu
A heen duly appointed by the Hon. County Court
of the State of Oregon for Hoil River County to
le adminitr;itor with the will annexsl of the
estate of I'ETER KlU'KE. deceal. Ail i-n-ons
havina claims aurainst said estate are hereby noti
lie, to present the same, duly ventied, to me, at
the oltiee of A A. Jayne, in Hml River, Or'iron,
within six months from the date of the first jmb
lication of this notice. WM. EH :CK.
Atlnunistrator with the Will Annexevl of the
Estate of I'efer Ropke, iNveasoI.
Date of First VuUn'tation Nov. 17. 1 :!,
Notice fur Publtuatlon.
nEPARTMFNT of the Interior. IV S. I Jind otr,ec
I7atThe Dalles, Oregon, Novendwr 2th.
Notice is hereby given that Mada D. Hirks. wh.w
iMmt otVu-e address it Hid River. trewon. did, on
the Xlni day of Msrrh t tile in this otVu-e Sworn
Statement and Application No 04iI24. to pun-ham
NE 1-4 SE 1-4. Setion I. Township 1 north. Hanre
10 east. Willaim tte Meridian, and the tiniU-r claim
thereon, under the pros isiotm of the act of J me 3.
I'?', and acts amendatory, known as the "ThuUt
snd Stone Ijw." at such value mintit le fiel
hy appraisement, and that, pursuant to nuch ap
plication, the land and timber thereon have leeli
appraised, ihe timber estimate! 4o.iHhi l.rni feet
t $ 7.") per M. and the land $'HMo; that aid ap
plicant will oiTer tinal proof in support of his ap
plication and sworn statement on the bth day of
February, 1110. brfor Henry Ifc Howe. Unite!
Statis CommisHtitiir, at Hod River, thvn
Any pemon ia at ltierty to prut est this purchas
leftire entry, or initiate a Ctnitest at any tune
fore pateue issues, by tiling a corrot'tstit) arbda
vit in this otbee. allowing facts whii-h would tie
feat the entry. C. W. MOi'KK.
4l-i-C Retiisler.
Motlct Af Publlcitloi.
rjKI'ARTMENTof the Interior. U. S. I .and offlVa
at Tna iMhaa, Or-gon. Nuvember 27in. ltw
Notica ia herebr given that Arthur 8. Sialey.
whiass p.t-tfre aldress is a Eat 7th St.. Pft
land. Oregm. did. on the l.tth day of February.
file in this office Sworn Statement and Ai -plication.
No. nam. to purchase the SW 1-4 NW
1-4 iw.l SE t-4 NW 1-4. Section township 1
North. Range a East. Willamette Meridian, ai 1
tha timber there. n. under the provision of the
act of J.in i S. 17. and acts ammrndatory, know -i
as tha 'Tiniber and Ktone jiw"at auch valua ss
might be Axed by appraisement, and that pursu
atit to such application, the land and timber t her
on have been appraised, the timber antimate 1
S-1 b.air.1 feet at II 00 per M. and the land
111. in: that aaid applicant will otfer flnal pra.f
in stipi.ort of his application and sworn statement
on the loth day of 1'ebriiary. law. before the Re
gister and Receiver, tniti-d State I-nd (Mnre.
The Ialle. Oregon. Any person is at liberty to
Protest this purchaae before entry, or initiate a
contest at any time befure patent uauea. by tiling
a corroborated affidavit in thia ottic. alleging facU
which would defeat the entry.
W. C. MOORE.
- Regiater.
BUSINESS NOTICES
pr Sale-A few choice brown Leghorn hens and
cockerels of best layi- g strains. Enquire, 1. L.
Carter, phone 1W-M. 47-5"-p
Wanted-A new irnK-h cow. R. W. Subbina.
' ' Phona ln(2-U 47-6-c
OAKDALE GREENHOUSE
Rosea, Shrubs and Vines in good assortment for
fall planting. Peonies 1 and 4-year old. 85c to
tl (W each. Hordy Pheox. Bell Flowers. Cuapan
you. iriental Poppies, rdy now. A full line at
pot plant at Frani'. phone for cut ftowera.
FLETCHER A FLETCHER
MEN WANTED
To contract clearing 5 and
10 acre tracts or brush land.
Inquire of
U. J. CALKINS,
Hood River Vinegar Co.
MUSIC TEACHER
Bertha Lafferty, an experienced
teacherof pianoand harmony, a eradu-
ate of Columbia Conservatory, of Au
rora , in., will take a limited number of
pupils. Terms very reasonable. Ad
dress: Mood River, K. D. No. 2.
Trio Orchestra
Music furnished for all occasions.
Instrumentation from three Diec La ti y nam
ber desired.
Address or phone
C. O. INi EWIV1 AIM
W-X or 269-L Hood River, Oregon
A. W. ONTHANK
NOTARY PUBLIC
Dealer in CITY PROPERTY
Legal Papers carefully drawn.
Money loaned on hirst Mortgages
Fire Insurance in best Companies.
Surety Bonds of all kinds.
Stenography and Typewriting.
Business promptly attended to.
305 Oak Street
Hood River
Duffy & Zimmerman
fresh Bread, pico
and Cahcs daily
SFanctj and Wedding Co fie
ITsade to Order
Model Bakery
Successor to T. H. Williams
if2 i ra-oJl!
n
M
Poultry
H
l am prepared 10 lurnisn ana
deliver to the people of the city u
Live and Dressed Poultry at W
11
market prices. Phone ill-L
for delivery at any time.
M
M W. M. ROOT M
Foust & Howe
Mechanical Experts
Automobile and Bicycle
REPAIRING Ufi
Band Saw inc. Oas and Steam Kn
gines Rebuilt. .Machine work of
nil descriptions.
Sixth an.l Columbia StrwU. Phon M9-X
"THE ;
Drug Store
When making out your Xrnat Shopping
Litt don't forget KODAKS. A com
plete iloci at
Plath's Drug Store
Especially Prescriptions
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