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THE HOOD RIVER NEWS, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1910 7 DR. F C. BROSIUS Physician and Surgeon Rw.danea, Osk nd Park. Offlc. Oak and Sacmd Offlc hours, 10 to U a. m.. t tolaodT to I p. m. Room t, 4 and 5. Brasilia Block, Hood Rivar, Ore. H. L. DUMBLE Physician and Surgeon CalU promptly anawarad in town'or country, day or night. Talep)ionas-Raaidraea'.611. Office ill Offlc In the Brasilia Bulletins'. DR. E. O. DUTRO Physician and Surgeon Offlc ovar First National Bank Homa'phona. Raa.71B JOffiea phona 71 Hood Rivar. Oregon SHAW & BRONSON Physicians and Surgeons Eliot Block Phona M Hood River. Orccon J. F. WATT, M. D. Physician and Surgeon Offlc. Hum phona 90. Reaidenca. SOB Hood Rirar. Oregon Dr. M. H. Sharp Dr. Edna U. Sharp DR5. brlAKr Osteopathic Physicians Cradoataa of the Ameriran School of Oitaopathy. Kirksville. Mo. Offlc in Eliot Buildin Phon-Olflc lit Residence 102-B. Hood River. Oregon C. H. JENKINS, D. M. D. Dentist Offlc. Hall Building, over Butler Banking Co Offlc phon 28. Reaidenc phone 28-B Hood River. Oregon H. Dudley W. Pineo, D. D. S. Dentist Offlc over First Nstional Bank Offlc-Horn phon 111. Residence-Horn 131-B Hood Rivar. 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 Bloekjovar First Nstional Bank Phon 168 Hood River. Oregon John Leland Henderson Attorney at Law Hood River, Oregon A. A. JAYNE Lawyer Hall Building Hood Rivar. Oregon SAMUEL W. STARK Attorney at Law Eliot Building. Phon 308M Hood River, Oregon A. C. BUCK Notary Public and Insurance Agent Room 11, Brosiua Block Hood River, Oregon HOCKEN BERRY A BARTLETT ARCHITECTS Davidson Building HOOD RIVER, OREGON Phon 61 P. M. MORSE City Engineer and Surveyor MANAGES NSWELL, GosUKTT WALBR Davidson Building Hood River, Oregon Trio Orchestra Music furnished for all Oceanians. Instrumentation from three piece to any num ber desired. Address or phon C. O. NEWMAN M-X or ttS-L Hood River, Oregon lapama Novdtica ftUtane and Tokyo Dishes. Bamboo Furniture, M. NIGUMA 4 Oik Strati, Cornar 1st Phona 160 "Advertising; hrlnu; suci't'ss" If what you n.dvrtls ln'iirs out your advertisement. The easiest buy No. 97. The best little buy-No. 74. The most beautiful buy No. 89. The best unimproved buy No. 98. The best big outside buy No. 56. The best Upper Valley buy No. 1. The best big all-orchard buy No. 96. The cheapest young-orchard buy No. 95. The best buy in City lots No. 27. (Your best buy is anything you can buy.) City NO. 1). Finn residence and lot ad Joining Dr. Shaw's, two block from depot. $2,600. NO. 10. Three fractional lots ad- Joining "The Firs," uear school house, unimproved. $1,000. NO. 11. Quarter block business property, adjoining Jackson's, oppo site court house. $ 10,500. May be sold separately at $0,000 (or the cor ner lot and $5,500 (or the side lot. NO. 12. Itesldence lots, Sherman avenue and on top o( hill. $175 and upwards. NO. 23. On Sherman avenue, three blocks (roin depot. Lots 0 & 12, Ulock 24, Hood Hlver proper $000. Lots 3 & IS, Block 24, Hood River proer. f.VtO. Lots 2 & 10, Block 24, Hood River proer. $550. NO. 27. A lot h nd a hnl( on Cas cade. f'JOO. NO. 30. Lots 14 and 15, Block 13, Barrett-Slptna Addition. $800. NO. 40. 7 Boom house, 3 lots and large barn, on the Heights. $3,000. NO. 45. 6 Bootn house on Cascade, $2,200. (Jood terms. NO. 40. Two lots nnd two houses thereon. Fast part o( town, $1,050. The lower one 5 room house and full lot, $050. NO. 52. A lot and a fraction and a bouse of Ave rooms nnd a fraction, on Sherman avenue. $2,500. NO. 55. Small house and 90x150 foot lot, on the Heights. $150. NO. 00. Two nicely located resi dence lots close to business center. ftKH). NO. 01. Four beautifully located lots on the Heights overlooking the Columbia. $1,M). NO. 02. Four good laying lots on the Heights, $S50. NO. 71). Two of the lest lots on the Heights. $050. NO. S5. Three room house and two lots on Montello Avenue. A beautiful view. $750. NO. 92. Two nicely located lots In Wlnans addition. $500. East Side NO. 3. 45 acres at Odell station. 15 acres cleared. (Jood, large house. Will subdivide. $12,000. NO. 4. 11 acres at Ieni station; 10 set to stnmlurd trees; small house nnd barn. 5,000. NO.21. N) acres, miles out on east side; 00 acres Al apple land; 10 acres 1 to C year trees; 5 acres In potatoes; 7 acres partially cleared. $8,500. NO. 41. 40 Acres, 7 tulles out on east side. Some Improvements, $4,00.). NO. NO. A good forty In 2 N 11, $50 per acre. NO. 91. Fifteen acres splendidly located, close In. 13 acres In orchard four acres mixed, bearing; balance In 3-year standard varieties. (Jood house, barn and apple house. $10,- 000. Good terms. NO. 95. Forty acres, one year; half pears, half apples. Price $1(5,000 cheaiKT than you can buy raw land, clear and plant. NO. 97 Ten acres, four set to trees. The price o( a love letter postage stamp will nail it. You can buy it without any capital well hardly any. See here, U you nave a "cinne shirt and a shoe brush to your credit II nd out about this. NO. 99. Sixty acres, filty In or chard; thirty acres In six year stan dard apples, two-thirds Newtowus, balance mostly Splti. $50,000. West Side NO. 7. 10 acres adjoining "Better Fruit" ranch, 9 acres In trees, 4 and 5 year, good Improvements. $8,000. NO. 10. 20 acres In Oak Grove dlst. 6 acres cultivated, 4 acres In 3 to 7 year trees, small house and barn. $5,000. Very easy terms. NO. 29. 5 acres, 3 miles from town, all cultivated, 150 trees, house, barn, chicken houses nnd yards. $4,500. NO. 33. acres close to town. all In trees, buildings new and good. A neat, clean place. $3,000. NO. 42. 140 Acres, fir and oak, N miles out on west side. Very easy terms. $15,400. I NO. 43. Two NO's In 2 North 9, one at $40, the other at $50. Half ensh. NO. 4S. 20 Acres, (lood piece of land. 10 miles out on West side. 12,000. S(V 49,. Teu acres, throe miles west of ball park. Seven acres In a, 3 and 1 year trees. A lot o( small fruit. Oood house nnd barn, $8,000. NO 67. 'JO acres 1 miles from P. O.on state road. 12 acres cultivated, 6 acres In orchard. Admirable site for a sanitarium or summer hotel. $4,000. NO. 5S. 40 acres 2 miles from town 20 acres cultivated, 5 acres of old or chard, 8 ncres of 5-year and 6 acres of 2 and 3-year trees. 8-room house. $25,000. NO. 59. 9 acres. One o( the most attractive places on the main west side road, I 3-4 miles from town Orchard In full bearing; buildings worth $3,000. Price $10,000. No. C5. 40 acres near town on state road, 12 acres cultivated, 6 acres in orchard. Beautiful location (or summer home. $10,000. NO. 87. Ten ncres In Oak Grove, three acres In one year trees; small house. Grand view. Will trade for Hood Blverclty property. $3,000. NO. S3. Improved ten acres near Barrett school. 150 bearing trees, 100 one year and 300 five year trees A fine orchard 'anil home. $4000 worth of buildings. Team and tools Included. t!2,000. NO. 90. Oak Grove, ten acres;elght acres In two and three year Spltzen burgs and Newtowns; splendidly lo cated and well drained; trees aud soil In fine condition. $10,000 NO. 90. Eighty acre orchard. 12 acres In full bearing, eight acres of two year pears; balance four and three year standard apples. Of course you expect a price that would put a crimp In Creosus' wad, but you can't buy this for $1,500 an acre because the price Is $MK) the owner Is willing to leave a good margin of profit to the man who pays him his, NO. 9S. 300 acres unimproved. $50 per acre. Upper Valley If vou want ffilt-ede-e nron- erty in this section, at rignt prices, consult a specialist we know the land and we know the values. Note the activity in this coming coun trywaiting means more money. NO. 1. 150 acres of Ideal orchard land, the beet location for a large orchard In the I'pper Valley; mile from Valley Crest school; under new Glacier ditch; M) acres brush, balance light timber. $17,500, 40 acres of the above, with Im provements worth over $5,000, 17 acres cleared; small young orchard; 7 room house, new; wood houne, large barn, stock and Implements. $9,000. The southeast 50 acres, unimprov ed; fronts on county road; cleguut slope. $90 per acre. Back 00 acres, 3 acres In alfalfa; lo cation for orchard aud building un excelled. $N0 per acre. NO. 9 50 acres Upper Valley, 14 acres under cultivation. 2 acre In lierrles, 250 trees, 3 and 4 year; small house aud good barn, 100 Inches free water, some stock and Implements. $5,500. NO. IS. 20 acres, across the road from new terminus of Mt. Hood rail- road, aud from new school houw; 1.' acres in cultivation; 350 two year trees, 300 ready to lear, 150 tearing; acre of alfalfa. Good new six room house; barn 14x24, woodshed ami chicken house. $10,000. NO. 47. 40 Acres unimproved, near Mt. Hood P. O., $2,500. Very eany terms. NO. 53. 25 Acres near the .Mount Hood postothce. $100 per acre. NO. L 40 acres, mile from Val ley Crest school; soil, location ami lay of land Al. Small clearing ami good log cabin. Will te covered by new Glacier dlteh. $90 per acre. NO. 72. NO acres of rolling bruMi land 2 miles from Parkdale; under the Middle Fork ditch. Price Is now $150 per acre. NO. 73. M) acres under the new Glacier ditch: miles from Valley Crest school. 20 acres cleared, 2 acres In strawberries; good log house, i" per acre. NO. 74. 20 ncres, unimproved, easy clearing; covered by new Glacier ditch. 2 miles from Valley Crest school. Ideal location for summer home. $ 10 per acre. NO. 75. 40 acres 1 miles from the Valley Crest school; 5 acres cultivat ed, 2S0 three and four year trees, house, barn, woodshed and chicken house. $S,500. NO, 70. 40 ncres miles from Parkdale; unimproved; all good land, 1125, per acre. NO. W. 71 acres, 3 miles south of Valley Crest school; heavy timber. $3(50. NO. XU. Shelter Ixdge. An Meal location for country home n view beautiful teyond your happiest dreams; lu the "banana telt" n thermal telt, with admirable air, drainage, and enjoying several weeks more freedom from frost than land west of the river. SO acres brush and tlmter, small clearing; roomy, com fortable log house; good barn. $1K) per acre. M), in. i.igiity acres, unimproved 1 miles south of Valley Crest school, on main road. $0,500. Outside NO. 24. Idlewlld, Columbia Beach. Lots, Block 22, $100. Lot 9, " $500. NO. 31. 40 acres of brush back of Lyle. $50 per acre. NO. 32. 150 acres, three miles from Hiisum, unimproved. $3,200. NO. 50. 5,000 ncres on the Colum bia; opposite The Dalles. A level tench of 2,000 acres can te irrigated by a 150 (oot lift (rom river; 100 acres can te Irrigated by springs; 300 acres of tench-like land, 700 acres o! foot hill land; balance grazing land. The soil Is combination of volcanic ash and disintegrated basalt and allu vlum a warm, sandy loam Ideal cherry, peach and terry 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. NO. 07. SO acres In Mosler district; small clearing. $1500. NO. 09. SO acres near Lyle; little waste, lays well; tlmter; small clear Ing; $5,000. NO. 93. Gilliam County Ranch. 435 ncres all In cultivation; level. Two story seven room house; 10 horse barn. Well. Many other buildings. 150 acres In crop, which goes with the deal. Some machinery. Price $25 per acre. Mortgage of $5,900. Will trade for equity. If you are ripe fcr a swap, Investigate this If it doesn't fit we have seven or eight more In that section, all sizes and conditions one of them is made to your measure, John Leland Henderson (.INCORPORATED) Old Butler Bank Building Hood River, Oregon Get Acquainted With Neighbor Trust The Neighbors meeting Friday night at Kev. Hershner's was a pleas ant one In spite of the snow storm. There were over forty present and as the theme of the evening was Hood River, past, present and future, Inter esting papers were read by S. F, Blythe, R. E. Harbison, J. G. Gess- llng and not less entertaining talks by Professor Coad, Rev. Monosmlth, E. R. Bradley, S. E. Bartmess, Leslie Butler, Mr. Bishop and others with French reading by Mrs. J. W. Arm strong, recitation by little Blanch Campbell and vocal and instrumen tal music by Dr. Edglngton and girls, closing with a good night trio by the Misses Harbison. The welcome of Rev. and Mrs. Hershner was earnest and the greet ing of the neighbors most pleasant. The meeting will be rememtered as tearing the Hood River fruit stamp. None better. The next meeting will be at the residence of F. A. Bishop next Friday night. Ths Last Great Priia. As we grow older and the shadows begin to lengthen and the leaves which seemed so thick Id youth above our heads grow tbin and show the sky be yond, and as those In the ranks In front drop away, and we come In sight, as we all must, of the eternal rifle pits beyond, a man begins to feel that among the really precious things of life, more lasting and more substantial than many of the objects of ambition here, is the love of those be loves and the friendship of those whose friend ship he prizes. Henry Cabot Lodge. No Boxes For Two. Telephone girls sometimes glory In their mistakes if there is a joke In con sequence. The story is told by a tele phone operator in one of the Boston exchanges about a man who asked her for the number of a local theater. He got the wrong number, aud without asking to whom be was talking he aid. "Can I get a box for two to nlgbtr A startled voice answered him at ths other end of the Hue, "We don't have boxes for two." "Isn't this the theater?" he called crossly. "Why, no," was the answer; "this la an undertaking shop.' lie canceled his order for a "box for two." Something Mining. This la J. VI. Barrle's favorite story about Bret Uarte. When liarte reach ed Glasgow after his appointment as ths American cousul to that city bis finances were at a comparatively low ebb, and lustead of golug at first to a hotel be fouud it expedient to seek lodgings at once. His search led hint to a dour Scotch landlady, arrange ments were made, and after leaving his belongings in his new home lis went out to look after his official du ties. Vpon his return that evening he as met by the landlady. Her atti tude was stern and questioning. "1'vt been looking over your belongings, Mr. Harts." she said, "but wuaur's your Blbler-Bookman. On en the Professor. One sarcastic college lecturer has got his deserts. A frequently lnatteu tive member of his class appeared to be drawing in his notebook-perhaps a caricature of the instructor. The lecturer paused and asked Im nresslvely, "Do you think that scrib bling you are doing Is Important T" "I don't know sir. I'm sure," respond ed the youth. "I was taking down what you were laying." Whether it is Just a Little Powder 0 that we know are pure obtain. Yours to serve, Keir & Cass U RELIABLE DRUGGISTS Smith Block, Hood River, Oregon- We are always pleased to extend courteous as sistance to new residents of Hood River and the Hood River Valley by advising them regarding any local conditions within our knowledge, and we afford every convenience for the transaction of their finan cial matters. Nev.r accounts are respectfully and cordially invited and we guarantee satisfaction. Sav ings department in connection. HOOD RIVER BANKING 4 TRUST CO., ho0Dgon" Warm Robes More than half the pleasure of driving is In being comfortable when driving a person wants to keep warm. I do, and I believe you feel the same a I do. Doesn't make much difference whether you drive for pleasure or business you need a good, warm robe, anyway one that you can wrap yourself up in and feel comfortable that is the kind I want to show you. Drop in and see the robes and get prices. Yours for more business, FRANK SALFICKY Harness and Saddlerv HOOD RIVER, OREOON R. E. HARBISON BOXES Crates and Fruit Packages of all kinds. Band Saw ing and other Wood Work given special attention. HOOD RIVER BOX CO. HOOD RIVER, OREGON MOOD RIVER Manufacturing, Engineering Company SucMors to J. J. LUC KEY) General Machine Work and Blacksmithing Phone 303 -M 2 CENTRAL MEAT MARKET S II P. C. YOUNG, Proprietor Fresh and Cured BUTTER FREE .iXD PROMPT DELIVERY Phone Main 6 First Class Livery Transfer aijd Agents Regulator Line Steamers Freight and baggage Transfer New Rigs New Harness (jood Horses WOOD & HUGGINS p ; s Fancy and Staple Groceries G Preferred Stock, Heinz's 57 varieties Pickles, Krout, J h Mince Meat, Catsup, Apple Butter, Etc. Splendid j ri line of canned Tomatoes j SOLE AGENTS FOR ...Your orders will receive onr best attention... 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 and the finest quality we can urn A. L. NEWTON Hood River, Oregon Meats, Fish, Oysters i AND EGGS Hood River, Oregon Phone 5 Livery Coirjpai?7 J HOOD RIVER, OREOON. and Corn atlO cents i PURE WHITE FLOUR 4