THE HOOD RIVER NEWS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22, 1910
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G and Remodeling Evervthiner in the
Clothing Line for Ladies and Gentlemen
including Hats, Caps, Gloves, etc.
GRAY'S TAILOR SIIOI3 fi
Eliot Block Phone 342-L Hood River
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FASHION STABLES
STRANAHAN & RATMBUN
Livery, Feed and Draying
Horses Bought, Sold or Exchanged. Pleasure
parties can secure first class rigs. Special at
tention given to moving furniture and pi
anos. Everything done that horses can do
Hood River
Oregon
These Lots
with a 3 room house, chicken and wood
sheds, peach, plum and cherry trees, rasp
berry and blackberry vines, etc., 2 lots
45x100 each the whole for....
2 the Low Price of.. $850 cash
MAKE A DECIDED BARGAIN
IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED LOTS ON THE HILL
BUY NOW
and take advantage of the big increase in values
the L-P Land Co.
Tel. 239
12 Smith Block Hood River, Ore
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Apple and Pear Boxes
Stanley-Smith Lumber
COMPANY
EXCURSION RATES TO THE EAST
During 1910, from All Points on
The Oregon Railroad & Navigation Company
TO RATES
Chicago. .$72.50
Council Bluffs
Omaha 1
Kansas City.. GO. 00
St. Joseph . . .
St. Paul
St. Paul via Council Bluffs 63.90
Minneapolis direct GO. 00
Minneapolis via Council Bluffs. 63.90
Duluth direct. GG.90
Duluth via Council Bluffs 67.50
St. Louis 67.50
Tickets will be on sale May 2 and 9; June 2, 17 and 24
July 5 and 22; August 3; September 8.
Ten days provided for the going trip.
Stopovers within limits in either direc
tion. Final return limit three months
from date of sale, but not later than
October 31st. One way through Cali
fornia $15 additional.
Inquire of any O. R. & N. Agent for more complete in
formation, or VVm. McMurray, Gen, Pass. Agt., Portland, Ore.
Live Local XTopics
Copy for advertisements should be
In the office by Monday morning.
Hoy Iirock after an extended vkilt
here left Monday for Portland.
C. L. Kogers wan here Monday on
a flying visit from Portland.
C. K. Marshall 1m out of town on a
trip to Portland and the Willamette
valley.
Mrs. J. P. Lucus spent Monday
here on a business errand, returning
home on the local.
A. O. Adams, postmaster at Cas
cade Locks, was a Hood Kiver visi
tor Mouday.
Mrs. J. II. Hardinger and little
daughter who left here some time
ago are now visiting friends in To
ledo. The Children's Day program of the
Christian church will be given Sun
day eveulng, June i'tj. 'All welcome.
A Kensington will be held Friday
afternoon by the ladles of the U. li.
Aid Society at the residence of Mrs
C. S. Jones.
County Judge Derby will leave to
day for Trout lake, where he will
spend a week enjoying the Ashing at
this well known summer resort.
Mrs. J. I. Wherry and MIbs Louise
Marshall of Uoldendale, Wash., are
guests at the home of their uncle,
F. W. Blagden.
Miss Grace Kelr accompanied by a
friend returned from Seattle Mouday
where she Is a teacher In one of the
public schools and will spend the
summer with her mother In this city.
Miss Pearl Bradley, who has been
attending the Willamette university
at Salem, returned Monday night
and will spend-her vacation with
her parents.
Petitions to have state wide pro
hibition placed "on the ballot at the
November election are being circu
lated. The matter is In the hands of
a local committee.
Miss Velma and Blanche Morse of
Ness City, Kan., nieces ol L. E. and
C. L. Morse, will arrive here Thurs
day for a visit with their aunts and
uncles.
Philip Francis is In Portland visit
ing his daughter Miss Florence, who
was taken there recently for treat
ment. She is being nttended by her
mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hall are on a
motor trip and will be absent for ten
days. Their objective point Is Coos
Hay, for which place they started
from Portland the latter part of last
week.
C. H. Williams of Chicago who two
years ago bought SO acres of orchard
on the east side south of the 11. S
Heed place was here Sunday inspect
ing his prhperty and visiting i. Y.
Ed wards and family.
Jos. P. Macey, a resident of Los
Animas, Colo., was here this week
looking for fruitland. Mr. Macey
wants achange from smudge pots,
hall and frost and believes Hood
Klver offers the opportunity.
Mrs. J. A. Fletcher and her daugh
ter and sister-in-law as guests of
Mrs. Chas. Costlier were entertained
at whist Friday by their hostess. A
large party was present to meet the
guests of honor. Dainty refreshment
were served.
H. (i. Klbbee editor of the M osier
Bulletin was a business visitor here
Monday. Mr. Klbbee Informs us
that things at Mosler are moving
and that many additional acres of
fruitland will be set there this fall.
A. C. Buck left Monday for Astoria
to attend the state encampment of
the Grand Army of the Republic
which Is being held lu that city this
week. He was preceded by a num
Iht of others, among whom were S.
F. Blythe and daughter and John A.
Wilson.
Alex S. Hied, superintendent for
the Stanley-Smith Lumber Company,
was quite badly Injured In n runa
way while on his way to town Fri
day. One rib was broken nnd he
was otherwise bruised up and hurt.
Mr. Hied, we are pleased to say. Is
recovering nicely and expects to be
out soon.
Will Baker, who graduated from
Hill Millltary Academy In Portland
last week, secured honors by being
awarded first prize In the eonip"tl
tlve drill. The pri.e Is a gold medal.
Mr. Baker was cadet-captain of Ills
class. The second prize was won by
Cadet Corporal Edwin Stenls-rg of
St. James, Minn. Captain Wilson
and Lieutenant Spooner of Com
pany B, Oregon National (inard,
acted as judges.
George U. Moorehouse of Indiana
polls, I ml., who Is here looking for a
fruitland Investment Is accompanied
by Miss Lucille E. Moorehouse w ho
was recently society editor of one of
the large Indianapolis dallies. Miss
Moorehouse Is an acquaintance of
I.eroy Armstrong formerly editor of
the Salt Lake Herald-HepublKau
nnd who has been connected at va
rious times with a number of the
prominent papers of the middle west.
Singer Will Live at Hood River
"Murphy, the Mun Who Sings to
Beat the Band," was here Sunday
for a farewell look at his rauch be
fore leaving for the east to fill an
engagement. Mr. Mnrphy realizes
that the time will come when he w 111
get tired of singing to beat the band
and wants a place where the
nolMlest musical sound will be the
humming of bees In an orchard.
Therefore he has acquired a snug
little orchard In the far recesses of
the L'pper Valley with part of the
tidy sum that he has laid up for a
rainy day. There he w ill rest from
his labors and give the fog horn
voice that has won him name and
fame a vacation. As his name Indi
cates Mr. Murphy Is not French. In
fact he was born In dear old London,
which Is not, however, so far away
from Ireland that an attentive lis
tener cannot detect a suspicion of
brogue when he speaks. A little
blarney along with It adds Interest
to his conversation. Blue-eyed,
smooth shaven ami clean cut he Is
the acme of optimism and enthusi
asm, and after meeting him It Is
easy to understand why the band
has no show when Murphy sings.
Monday he left for Portland and ex-
pects to leave the coast shortly for
New York, where he will give the
bands of the empire state a whirl.
hip Your Strawberries
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WITH THE
DAVIDSON
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COMPANY
and get the benefit of SEVENTEEN YEARS SUCCESSFUL EXPE
RIENCE in handling this delicate fruit. Our careful attention and
experience shows in the promptness and amount of the returns.
j SHIPPING WAREHOUSE
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Sold
Recently H. M. Vannier 25 acres to
H. P. Elliot. $45,000; Ralph Jarvis 10
acres to Mrs. Mary LaMonte. $ I 4,000;
Paul Hubbard to Kenneth Campbell, 5
acre trad. $3,500; Chas. T. Early 40
acres to M. R. Woodburn, $6,000.
For Sale
Some of the fines! orchards in Hood
River Valley, also unimproved lands at
bargain values.
To Trade
Business and residence property in iood
River, Portland and Spokane for raw or
improved Hood River Valley property.
A Snap
550 acres, 300 acres cleared and in
cultivation; large 9-room house; $50 per
acre takes this trad.
JO Acre
Tracts in Baker & I fardingcr Plat. A
fine home; good inveslment; property
cared for for a term of years.
HOOD RIVER REALTY GO.
HOOD RIVER. OREGON
Office Cor. Cascade Ave. and 2nd Street
PHONE 324-M
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