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About The Hood River news. (Hood River, Or.) 1909-current | View Entire Issue (June 1, 1910)
10 THE HOOD RIVER NEWS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1, 1910 r JUuU u UUU nnnnnnnn I Iff Ma 1 u SAVE 10 Ter Cent on your Tut chases in DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, SHOES, ETC. On All Sales of $10.00 or More for Cash, we Refund 10 Per Cent During this Great Sale. That's Big Interest on Your Money, Which We Cheerfully Offer While Our Store Front Is Being Remodeled FRANK A. CRAM, THE UP-TO-DATE ... STORE ... Live Local Copice Learn to say EL RAYO. Mr. and Mrs. J. . Slade gpent a day or two here last week vlnttlng friends. C. M. Wolfard of White Salmon was an Interested spectator at the ball game here Sunday. J. W. Morton came up from Salem Saturday, where he has been staying for sometime with his mother. Walter Moore stopped off the train Saturday to say hello to a few friends at the depot. Mr. Moore was on his way to Moro. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. I'elrrounet of the Upper Valley, who had not been to Hood River since February, were Saturday and Sunday visitors here. Mrs. C. B. (Jove, who has leeu teaching school at M osier during the the past winter has completed her duties there and removed to Hood River for the summer. A large party of Hood River people spent Sunday and Monday at Trout Lake. Among them were Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hellbronner, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Osborn, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Derby and Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Smith. A. Whitehead has completed refit ting the box factory for bis feed busi ness and Is Installed In his new juarters. He now has much more room than formerly and will le able to carry a much larger stock of all kinds of feed, hay and other things In his line. The unsightly wooden awning In front of Cram's store has been re moved and a cement sidewalk will shortly le laid In front of the store. The news Is welcomed by pedestrians and also by Mr. Cram who takes oc casion to express his gratification In bold headlines In his advertisement. The News prints the correct berry tally tickets and will fill orders on short notice. I Monarch Malleable Ranges are guaranteed. Ask your uelghbor who uses the Monarch. ie. I). Culljertnon & Co. write all kinds of Insurance. Fire, life, acci dent, plate glass and bonds. Buy two good lots for little money. Payments on your own terms. Phone 168K, or address E. H. Hart wig, Hood River, Oregon. For Rent An elegant front office or sleeping room In the Davidson building. Steam heat. Apply at room H or at Light & Water oflice. The Apple Growers' I'nlon has on hand a carload of Rex Lime and Sul phur Solution, and more on the way. They will also sell Black Leaf and Arsenate of Ix-ad. Your orders solicited. CHOP HOUSE Location Moneymaker -- For Rent Enquire Hood River Realty Company Phone )42M. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Hell have been spending a few days lu Portland. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Yaugbau and Clarence and Mrs. Gilbert made a motor trip to The Dalles Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ned Rlythe and chll dren, who had been making a vlelt at Twin Oaks farm, left Saturday for their home In Portland. The Mosler baseball team spent several hours here Sunday on their way home from Husuiu, where they played Sunday and were defeated. Misses Edith and Julia Harbison of Vacaville. Cal., are visiting at the home of their uncle, R. E. Harbison, and family. Mrs. Willis Van Horn, who has been spending the winter at Niagara Falls, returned to Hood River Thurs day. Mr. Vanllorn Is expected here this week. Robert P. Cross, of Chicago, secre tary of the United States Land and Irrigation Exposition, was here Monday In the Interests of the expo sition. Mr. Cross wants Hood River to place an exhibit at Chicago. The Gllliert-Vaughan Company have Just sold a handsome Chalmers Detroit car to L. E. Clark. The car arrived by boat Sunday and Mr, Clark Is learning to manipulate It under the guidance of Bud Cawlieu. D. K. May, representing the Calu met, Buena Vista Mines, Milling and Smelting Company of Idaho, was here last week trying to Interest Hood RIverites In a copper mine called the Seven Devils, that Is show ing good evidence ot leconilng a paying proposition. A party of Great Northern railroad men who were here Wednesday were taken about the valley by M. M. Hill. The party arrived here after all the spare autos had been put In use by the committees of the Com mercial Club had started out to so licit subscriptions for the publicity fund, and Mr. Hill, who was tele phoned to, kindly came In and gave the visitors the use of his car. Coarse ground and rock salt at Whitehead's. For Sale Brand new visible type writer, fV). Try It a week. A. Wil son, Mount Hood depot. Hazel wood sweet cream and Ice cream can be obtained In iuantlties from now on at Ross & Richard's. Rex Rrand Stock and Poultry Food. Rest In the world. The kind that brings results. Whitehead's. Monarch Malleable Ranges are rlv eted, air tight, built like a boiler, cannot open air leaks, and save fuel. The Ross & Richards Company will serve Hajselwood special lee cream Sundays at the same price as other creams. Monarch Malleable Ran gen have polished malleable Iron tops, require no blacking. Do not break, warp or crack, are thin and heat through quickly. If your horse Is run down and out of condition and you want to get hi id In shae to do good strong work buy a pail of Rex Stcx'k Food It will do the Job. Whitehead's. Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Ross spent Sun day visiting friends at The Dalles. Misses Miriam and Zena Seabrooke who have built a neat cottage In Cass edition are now occupying It. A. W. Ormsby, traflic man for the Great Northern was about town sev eral days last week to bustle up cars for the strawberry shippers. Several members of the White Sal mon ball team who stayed here Sun day night found the town too quiet; so quiet that they finally decided the only way to spend the evening was to attend the song service at the Methodist church. The work of macadamizing 1 lit It street Is rapidly Hearing completion. The street presents a fine appearance Mr. and Mrs. Rurnette Duncan mo tored to Mosler last week for a visit. Wm. Hatfield, a resident of Provo, Utah, was here Sunday and was taken about the valley by A. T. Allen. Frank Davenport was a visitor here Sunday and Monday. Mrs. Davenport has leen here for some time. L. D. Drawn, representing a firm of road machinery makers, wns here Friday trying to Interest the county officials in further supplies. At the 7:."!0 o'clock service lu the Unitarian church J. D. McLucas will speak ou the subject, "The Everlast ing Gospel." Come one and all. I Mrs. A. A. Schenck and daughter and connected with the road that ()f Omaha arrived here Sunday for a has reccutly been built by the county Vlsit at Mr. Schenck's ranch. Before gives a mile or more of road that Is the Joy of both automobllists and wagon users. Berry growers here have been up against It for crates and hallocks since the box factory went out of business. Mr. Harbison has tried to supply as many as posslble.and filled all the orders he had before the ma chinery of the factory was sold 10 the Stanley-Smith Lumber Company, The Mosier Fruit Growers' Associ ation last week purchased the old fruit dryer which stood near the packing house of the association The dryer has been used for a ntim Iter of jears for drying prunes. It was bought In order to allow the as soclatlon to build an addition to t lie packiug house A visit to the garage conducted by Bud Cashen shows that he has fifteen or twenty cars under his care. Hud has Is'come quite an expert In doc toring up machines. One of the cars in the garage Is a flfty-horsepovi-r Speedwell which belongs to a White Salmon real estate dealer. It Is a whale and looks as if It could run like a scared dog. Don't let the rabbits eatyour tn i s. Buy your tree protectors at Whit.-- head's. Hazelwood double Jersy butter milk received every day at II.ws, Richards & Company's. C. W. Edmunds, M. D., eye, r;ir, nose and throat diseases exclusively. Office hours 9:'M a. in. to 4 p. m. Phone 4.1, Res. :t:!12 L. Parties Interested In ralslngcm-iim- Irts this season for the Hood Ricr Apple Vinegar Co. kindly phone or call at the factory as we are desirous of having the contracts closed at an early date. returning east they will also visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Slade at Husum. Miss Anna Docking, connected with "School and Home," came up Sun day accompanied by several other ladles and went to Mrs. Howe's for a day's visit, returning to Portland Monday. Mrs. J. J. Halght of Portland Is spending the week at Hood Riveras the guest of Mrs. Marlon MacRae. j S. M. Mears and daughter, Virginia Iears, will also be Mrs. MacRae's guests during the week. A. B. Combs, manager of the Na tional Life Is In the city fixing up the Insurance papers pertaining to the late Earl Farr, who was uccldentl.v killed a short time ngo. His death occurred on May 17th and the claim was allowed by Mr. Combs on May 2.1th. Next Sunday morning at the Bap tist church Mr. Hargreaves will close the series of talks to boys anil girls with that subject which Is of special Interest to all people, "Home, Sweet Home." In the evening the subject will be "The Diamond and the Grand Stand," or the sport which Is worth while. The hymns for the song ser vice will be taken from the writings of Isaac Watts. Expert Piano Tuner. G. H. Carrier Phone 210-K. A full line of poultry supplies at Whitehead's. Copy for advertisements should be In the office by Monday morning. ( have a client who wants to bor row f-'NIO for two years. Will pay N per cent and secure note with first mortgage on Improved real estate valued at f 100. Phone IIOVM. S.W. Stark, Eliot Bldg. DON'T PAY HIGH PRICES FOR Orchard Properties When you can buy good prop erty way below the market price 5 JVetv VorK "Bond Cent Cigarjre fjjrrorg ...At ALL DEALERS... Campbell & Gvans Distributors Portland Oregon Under Certain Conditions some people have to sell. Phone for complete information or let us show you these. IMPROVED 8 ACRES full bearing commercial orchard, beautiful iew of the valley and mountains will make an ideal little home. $2500 handle it. 10 ACRES full bearing orchard, 25 per cent income guaranteed. S12.0IH). 14 ACRES. 5 acrea full bearing' commercial orchard, balance net to young tree and berries. New bungalow and complete equipment to run the place, KMOO. 20 ACRES bent red shot auil, all et to one year old trees. tl75 per acre. 35 ACRE ranch, large commercial orchard, modern buildings, etc. V) will handle it. 80 ACRES in the heart of the east aide orchard diatrlct, all aet to commercial orchard; 311 acre in full hearing, tm.om). UNIMPROVED 10 ACRES red shot mil. all under the ditch, near railway, school and store, IJ.Ooo. 20 ACRES, 12 1-2 slashed and burned, red shot soil, close in, 1175 per acre. 20 ACRES high and sightly, in best orchard district, practically cleared, $.175 per acre. 35 ARK S light clearing, red shot soil, $.1.7)0. 40 ACRES, light clearing, good orchard land. Bargain at $!) per acre. HO ACRES, partially improved, 3f acres cleared, 24 acres in meadow. 11 acres In Newtowns and spitzenhurgs, balance light clearing, heavy red shot soil, 120,0110. Easy Terms on all the Above Properties Invest a small amount of money, buy now, and in a few years be among the wealthy J tcvim & f irebaugb THE LEADING DEALERS Swetland Building Hotel Oregon Building PORTLAND, OREGON HOOD RIVER, OREGON
