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THE HOOD RIVER NEWS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1, 1910 3 r I o L :zzz: TO IMPROVE YOUR SERVICE CALL BY NUMBER HOME TELEPHONE COMPANY I s. e:. bartmess Funeral Director and Practical Embalmer ESTABLISHED 18 YEARS MOOD RIVER, OREGON FRUIT GROWHUS If you want your young fruit trees to do well and make a good growth, use some Dried Blood and Bone when you plant them Analysis, from State Experiment Station, Corvallis, Ore. Nitrogen. 6.65 per cent Phosphoric Acid 7.85 percent Made and for sale by J YOUNG, Hood River, Oregon h We Make a Specialty of I rr.KA ninc:. wring r ' j v ' 1 tuiu iteiiiuucuug uv ci iuuil: 111 cue a Clothing Line for Ladies and Gentlemen K including Hats. CaDS. Gloves, etc. N , , r w - B GRAY'S TAILOR SHOP J Eliot Block Phone 342-L Hood River GET YOUR MILK i FROM The Payson Dairy Supply Co. MOUNTAIN GLEN FARM Pure, Wholesome, Healthful, from Cows and Stables that are SANITARY. ABSTRACTS, LOANS, CONVEYANCING, SURETY BONDS, FIRE, LIFE, ACCIDENT, PLATE GLASS, LIABILITY, BURGLARY INSURANCE. .ILL W'OUK til'AlU.XTEED Waucoma Abstract & Investment Co. (Inc.) first Door South of hood River News Office H. L. HOWE, U. S. Commissioner. Land Office Practice X IBOE IF YOU HAVE TWENTY ACRES OF ORCHARD Tw TRADE FOR A FULL SECTION OF FIRST RATE g WHEAT LAND o 160 Acres of it in Crop this year, come in and tell us about it at once. Also a very neat and attractive Bungalow on 50x110 lot in Portland to Trade for un cleared Orchard Land. the L-P Land Co. 12 Smith Block Hood River, Ore. T Tel. 259 131 10 cur n TEZU Everybody Is Interested In Central City Business Property The latest and best offering is a fine location near the Hount Hood Hotel at Five Thousand Dollars. It may be had on the monthly pay ment plan. John Leland Henderson, Inc. MISS LAKE EMERGES WITHFLYINC COLORS Mis Mals-I Lake who, according to the Oregonlan, im arrested on a census f numerator's clmrge t tint she lift (1 stood upon tiie woman's tradi tiomil privilege of refusing to tell her age, disregarding the fact that It wan I'ucle Mum who wanted to know, emerged with Hying colors from u hearing of the earn; held Thursday Ix-fore I'nlted States Com missioner Marsh. It wan claimed by Miss Lake that C. K. Markham, the enumerator In question, had not exercised proper tact in accosting the young woman ami that she was by no means chiefly to Maine. She was discharged from custody, with the consent of Assist ant District Attorney Kvaus. Miss Lake was engaged In repair Ins a Hume on her fruit farm, she said, when ber attention was at tracted by a remark, made by a stranger, that she might hurt her finger. She resented his familiarity and when he began to propound questions facetiously without ex plaining why he asked them, she at first refused to answer. Later, she said, she gave all the Information ex cept a part which related to her fi nancial dealings. These omissions were supplied later at the oflice of Supervisor Bench. Contrary to the report of the enumerator, Miss Lake said she had no hesitation In stating her exact age. She did not understand that the enumerator had a right to In quire as to whether there was a mortgage on her farm. Miss Sarah E. I'eck, a member of the faculty of t'ulon college, nenr Lincoln, Neb., did not get off so easy. She was Indicted by the federal grand Jury on the charge that she had willfully refused to give her age to the ceusus enumerator or to an swer questions as to whether she had iHt'n married or divorced, was fined $10 by United States District Judge Munger, after she had entered her voluntary appearance. Her age has not yet been made public. Complete Fiue Wagon Snow & I'pson, the machinists and wagon makers, have Just completed a fine dray for the Transfer & Livery Company. The wagon was manu factured complete In the Snow & I'pson establishment, Including the woodwork, wheels, irons and other parts. With the Improved machinery this company now has It Is able to turn out any kind of Iron or black smlthlng work, and it Is one of the V f!l t ifJ s mn n r xvmv (v denies 1 WITH THE DAVIDSON FRUIT ' COMPANY and get the benefit of SEVENTEEN YEARS SUCCESSFUL EXPE- j R1ENCE in handling this delicate fruit. Our careful attention and N experience shows in the promptness and amount of the returns. SHIPPING WAREHOUSE fc. Foot of Third Street Phone No .65 j) largest establishments In the state outside of Portland. A specialty Is made of grubbing machinery, chains, and everything the rancher needs for either heavy or light work of this kind. Husum Hotel Will be Opened The hotel property nt Husum, owned by (J. K. Carter, has been sold to Harry Hymaa for (iMMh This hotel has been closed to the traveling public for the past three months, but under the new management Is doing business again. Expert Picker Made $5 a Day So plentiful and large are the strawberries that pickers are muk Ing good wages. Mrs. Wllke. a wid ow, has broken the record, with $." In one day. The aggregate of her wages, with thoi-e of her three boys, from V2 to lfJ, was $12. Others have earned $4 per day, and $.'! is frequent. tirowers have been begging clerks from the places of business for pack ers, and In two or three Instances proprietors have yielded. White Sal mon Enterprise. Sentenced For Life The Jury in the ease of John M oran who was Indicted for murder In the second degree at The Dalles recently, brought in a verdict of guilty as flul rirfl Nfnrjin wna spntiiniml tv I Judge Dradshaw to imprisonment In tne penetentlary lor life. The charge against Moran grew out of his stabbing a man named Larsen In The Dalles on April 7, last. He was convicted upon the testi mony of three young men, James Mahoney, Joseph Richardson and (jluy Fireston, who have been held at The Dalles as witnesses by Sheriff Chrlsman since the occurrence. r JVet&f Spring Goods A goodly portion of our new spring goods that we bought early have arrived and the styles, patterns and general appearance seem much more striking than any previous season. In fear of the fact that everything in tne Wool, Cotton, Linon, Silk and Leather lines have teen climbing skyward we have been fortunate in getting together a nice lot of goods at prices that are exceedingly low and it will be wise to make your purchases early. New Shoes Styles run very much to pumps; then we have a nice lot just received in Oxfords and regular light shoes, as well as pumps in patent, tan, black suede, ooze calf and kid. These shoes are from shoe makers who have a reputation for making good goods and up-to-date styles. Galitees, Cheviots Galitees are going to be pop ularit makes good, substan tial garments for all the fami ly and their standard quality is especially emphasized. Cheviots for Men's Shirts, Ladies' Shirt Waists and Ap rons; waists and aprons for the children there are no bet ter goods. Linons We are offering Table Lin ons, 72 inches wide in pure lin on, patterns polka dot and roses, poppy and clover leaf, at $1.25 and $1.65. These are exceptional values. Napkins to match at $3.25 and $3.50 per doz. Don't neglect this sale until they are all gone. Hosiery Guaranteed. Our line of Black Cat Hosiery is the best values on the market and ev ery pair is guaranteed to give satisfaction or replaced with a new pair and no questions asked. This is pretty strong argument, but the style, beau ty and values are in them and you take no risk in buying this line. Black Cat ' Hosiery New Embroideries An exceptionally pretty lot of embroidery edges, inser tions, corset covers, flounces, beedings and allovers in Swiss, Nainsook and Muslin, and we are making special prices on these lines for a short time. The variety is too large to give range of prices from 5c up. Gloves We are offering special val ues in men's work gloves; hog skin gloves for ruff, hard ser vice at G5c. Saranack buck, soft work glove, for $1. Sev eral styles gauntlet gloves for $1.25 to $2. Corsets American Beauty. Style, ease and comfort are the first requirements of a corset. The American Beauty corset is built to meet these require ments and are guaranteed to meet all demands. Get one and if not satisfactory return it. Trices from $1.25 to $3.50 We Mailt Spaclsl Efforts to Serve Our Patrons Welt end lilve the Best Values and Service Possible New Ginghams and Percales We have a nice lot of tfngiiams for dresses, pattern colorings are clear and pretty. While this line lasts at 10c to 121 c. , Apron Ginghams 8c to 10c. Imported French and silks 20c to 25c. Percales inllue and white, white ground with polka dot and figures. Prices from ' .8c to,16c BRAGG MERCANTILE COMPANY
