THE HOOD RIVER NEWS, WEDNESDAY, MAY 3, 1911
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BOSTON MAN BUYS
0AKJ5R0VE TRACT
The sale lat week by (J. Y. Ed
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REAL ESTATE SECTION
For Sale If you are looking for
a home in the beautiful Hood
Kiver Valley I can sell you 5, 10
or 15 acres, partly set to young
Newtown apple trees 1J miles
from High School; 1J miles from
Hood Kiver city limits, west side.
If you want to jret a home in the
Willamette valley, 17 miles south
west of Portland, in the Tualitin
valley, in a good vicinity, I can
sell you 5, 10, 15 or 20 acres, un
improved, brush and timber,
pood land. If you want to work
for a home, come and see me or
write. J. T. Nealeiph, II. D. 2,
Hood River, Or. 15-22c
Twenty acres of choice red shot
apple land for sale at $175 per
acre on easy terms; $700 down,
balance to suit. Four acres are
being cleared this spring. This
tract adjoins one of the best and
most beautiful places on the west
side. Splendid view of mountain
and valley; a paradise in that
section of the valley noted for its
proximity to Lost Lake, Devil's
Punch Bowl; the roaring, ripling
Hood river; near three towns on
ML Hood railroad, with Winans
City only one-half mile away.
Address T. C. F., News office.
14-17c
For Sale -Caddy Kanch, fifteen
acres, one and three-fourth
miles from Hood Kiver postoffice,
GO rods from Frankton school.
All improved, U acres in fruit; 3
acres in 7 year old bearing trees.
All stock and tools go with the
place. Spring watr piped to
house and barn. Enquire Frank
Caddy, phone 333L. 17-20-p
F
or sale at Lyle, 80 acres; 30 ac
res A 1 apple land, 13 acres set
to trees, 2 acres bearing, lair
buildings, good water, on main
road, phone and daily mail, 6 1-2
miles from town. 8 acres more
slashed and burned. Must be sold
at once by owner. A. J. Bell,
Lyle, Wash. 18-21p.
For Sale Twin Oaks Farm, of
forty-three acres. This is one
of the few desirable places along
the river front left for sale
within 80 rods of the city limits.
Address the owner. S. F. Blyth,
Hood River. 16-1JH
For Sale-- Five acres near Park
dale in best commercial apples,
$250 per acre; easy terms. Also
5 acre tracts uncleared $125 per
acre. Fine land. Grand view
of mountain. Address Box' F.,
News office. 17-20p
Tor Sale At a bargain by own
Xer. corner lot 90x110 feet. 6
room plastered house, built in
buffet, all in good condition, cor
ner May street and Park Ave.
Call at residence, tf-c
ror Sale Two dwellings close in
Iverv cheap and on terms like
paying rent. Inquire of A. C
Buck, room 12, Brosius block.
18-21-c
For Rent Furnished
seventh and Cascade
No. 702. Phone 81-K.
House,
avenue
18-19-c
ror Rent-Furnished flat. Apply
Ito J. L. Henderson, Inc. 18tf
EMPLOYMENT
nlearine and developement of
Uvour land contracted at the
rijrht price. Can start a crew im
mediately. Communicate with A.
C. Hallam, care Oregon Hotel,
Hood River. 18-21p.
Wanted By young man, posi
tion on ranch. Has had ex
nerience with strawlerries and
aDoles. Aiso experience in car
ine for automobiles. Fhone
225K, 18-19-p
Ulan ted Seven hard working
Greek bovs desire work clear
ing land. Phone 308-M. or ad
dress Box 73, Hood River, Ore
gon. 18-19-P
Ulanfed A practical nurse
wants confinement cases; doc
tor's references. Will do house'
work. Call at 812 8th street
17-20c
lllanted A competent girl for
II ceneral housework in family
of three. Nochildren. Enquire
at 703 Oak St.. or phone 138. tf
lllanted -Bv experienced cook
lioosition on ranch. Phone
housekeeper, Frederick apart
ment, 301X. 18-21-c
BUSINESS CARDS
Notice to Apple Tree Planters
Nealeigh Bros. Square Deal
Nursery Co. I. C. Nealeigh,
Sholls, Washington County, Or.,
and J. T. Nealeigh, Hood Kiver,
Or. We are going to have for
sale for the spring planting of
912 some Newtowns, Spitzen-
urgs, Arkansas isiacks, winter
Bananas and some of other
hoice varieties; also Clark's
seedling strawberry plants. We
would be glad to receive any
communication from you in re
gard to same. Yours truly,
Nealeigh Bros. 17-24p
OAKDALE GREENIIOUSES
We have a fine stock of 2 year
roses, our own growing many oi
the newer varieties, at $3.50 to
$5.00 per dozen. Shrubs, vines
and ornamental trees; a nice lot
of Catalpa and popular 6 to 10
high. Hardy Perrenial plants.
Will have all kinds of bedding
plants in season. Cut flowers
and Florial designs a specialty.
otted plants at Franze hardware.
Our prices are reasonable.
he Pioneer Florists, Fletcher
& Fletcher. Phone 1972-M, Hood
liver, Oregon, tfc
oan Agency Loans offered,
L $500, $700. Loans wanted,
$.500. $G00, $1000, $1200, $1500,
$2000, $2500. Apply to A. W.
Onthank, 305 Oak streeL tfc
FOR SALE
ror Sale Donkey engine, 9x11,
1100 feet one inch main line,
2000 feet five-eights trip line,
blocks and all equipment for im
mediate use. For quick sale
$1000 cash. Joseph F. Thomp
son, Parkdale. 14-tfc
F
or sale coiumDia u rap no-
phone, in first class condition,
also records at half price. Phone
210X. 17-20-p
ror Sale Cheap, or to rent, fully
renuipoed crubbing machine,
Swinton No. 2. Telephone Odell
2x5. 17-18-c
F
or sale un meai
at White-
head's. 4-tf
LOST AND FOUND
L
ost On the streets, a gold pin,
engraved with initials "P. K."
Finder please leave at News of
fice and receive reward. 18-iy-p
I ost. a child s brown Astrakon
Lcoat Sunday, somewhere on loop
around Valley, tinder phone
323-M. 18-19c
MISCELLANEOUS
Wanted A foxhound pup; also
a beagle hound pup. Address
L. F. Morse, phone 2ti3-L. lbtfc
Whitehead's
Utah Land Plaster
Arsenate of Lead
Vitrol .
Lime and Sulphur Solution
Lime
Seed Oats
Vetch
Whitehead's
Finiinl (Julil Initial Mtlokpln. Own
it rnn linvfl Kflllii' li.V rlliitilrlnK lit
Nt-wn nlllce nnil pnylng tor mlvrrtl
LIVE STOCK AND FOWLS
ror Sale-S.C. RHODE ISLAND
RED EGGS for setting. Pen
No. 1. Headed bv son of sweep
stakes Cock and 1st Hen at Seat-
te exposition and brother to 1st
Cockerel at the last Portland
show. He has proper shape and
good rich color in all sections,
mated with a select pen oi pui-
ets and hens that are splendid
winter layers. Eggs $3 per 15.
en No. 2. Headed by a Cock
of proven merit aa a strong
breeder, mated with a pen of
good type females for general
utility. Eggs $1.50 per 15. Fer
tility guaranteed. . Batten.
hone 2012-M. 9-22
ee Supplies It will pay you to
see or write me. if you want
anything in the line of bee sup
plies. Satisfaction guaranteed,
and you have the benefit of my
experience. Cash discount for
early orders. W. W. Dakin, 1205
7th streeL Hood River. Or. 12-tfc
or Sale Team of good farm
horses, weight 1200 pounds.
nquire of Mrs. L. W. Hill, near
Belmont planer. 18-19-p
ror Sale Brown Leghorn eggs
for setting. Best laying strains.
Write J. L. Carter, east side,
phone 197M. 17-18-c
W
anted To buy a good milk cow
at reasonable price. C. W.
Parker, R. D. No. 3, Hood River.
8-19-p
ror Sale Three ponies broke to
work or ride, and two second
hand hacks. McGuire Bros. 14-tf
lllanted One or two settings
II Indian Runner duck eggs. J
E. Slade. Husum, Wash. 16-19c
W
anted Good
cow.
17-18c
C. E.
Coffin, 3202M.
DIED
Mabtiu Weaver Rjouy
Mrs. Martha W. Itlgby, a highly
esUftned resident of Hood Kiver,
died Friday at her residence In this
Itv after an extended lllnetw. Funer
al Her vices were held Sunday from
the Methodist Church, and were
lanrelv attended. Burial wiw In
Idlewtlde Cemetery.
Of Mrs. Khily's life we print the
following Interesting obituary pre
pared by Kev. O. K. McOmber, pas
tor of the Methodist C hurch:
Martha Weaver Klgby woa born
at Pleasant I nlty. West Morland
o.. Pa., May 2th, 1M7. She united
with the Methodist Episcopal Church
n 117. at the Age of 10 years, aud
hat ever since been a devout and use
fill memlter of that church. For 31
years she was ti teacher In public and
high schools, teaching for IS years In
the schools at Latrotie, Pa., and for
years wan suierlntendent of the
primary department.
"Of a family of ten she Is survived
by two brothers and three sisters
Prof. James Weaver, of De I'auw
Pnlverslty. Greencastle, Ind.; Frank
Weaver for the past 25 years con
nected with the Department of the
Interior at Washington, I). C; Mrs,
Carrie Culbertsou, of Washington
Pa.: Mrs. ElUalietli ISrunner. of
nlon Station, Pa ; and Mrs. C. S
Smeltzer.
On May 23, 1!01, Miss Weaver was
married to He v. J. W. Klgby, of Hood
Kiver, Ore., and for 10 years made
him an Ideal companion and help
meet. Not only did she make his
home cheerful and leautlful, but en
tered heartily Into the work of min
istering, at times filling her hus
band's appointments. While he was
organizing church work at White
Salmon, Wash., Mrs. Klgby founded
the church at Carson, Wash., and
collected the first money for the edi
fice.
For ten years she was the head of
the W. F. M. S. of her home church.
and an active meniiier of the W. C. T.
1J. and held a Matron's medal from an
oratorical contest In that society.
She was a member of the Kellef Corps
of Hood Kiver, and also the organ
izer and lending factor In the Ameri
can Woman's league of this city.
"Her life was full of activities and
If we had any heart to criticise we
would say too full, for In the person
of Mrs. Klgby the body was taxed to
Its fullest power or emiuranco, until
on the2l'd day of January, ISM 1. the
warning came In the way of a slight
stoke of paralysis. On the morning
of April 27 a second stroke came,
which was too much for her shat
tered bodv. and In les than 24 hours
she was given rest from her labors.
"The blessings which result from
her life cannot Ih estimated on earth,
anil the loss to her friends and so
clet les, which she loved and Tr which
she labored, will be felt more keenly
as the days come and go.
Leo Selling, of Portland, related to
Mrs. J. H. Hellbronner, was a guest
of the latter Tuesday.
Kev. C. F. 8 wander and wife, of
Portland, are visiting with Kev.
Haudsaker, minister of the First
Christian Church.
A college social will 1 given Sat
urday evening. May Ctb, at the Park-
dale hall. The social will be glveu
under the auspices of the Christian
Endeavor Society, aud everybody Is
Invited.
A. C. Reese, representing Louis Kel-
say the civil and hydraulic engineer.
who Is spoken of as the consulting
engineer of the proposed water sys
tem aud street paving here, was In
town Monday looking the Held over,
The Re-orgaulzatlon sale put on
last week by the llragg Mercantile
Company Is attracting many buyers
on account of the many bargains of
fered. The sale will continue the
next two weeks.
Bids Wanted Bids aae Invited for
1j0 cords of slab wood to be de
livered at the various school build
ings In this district In-fore Sept. 1,
1U11. Bids to be opened May 13, 11)11.
A. W. Onthank, Clerk of School Dis
trict No. 3."
K. E Miller, of Spokane, went
from Hood River to hlte Salmon
Saturday night, after finishing plant
ing trees on the McKenzle tract on
the east side. He went to Lyle to
set out trees on the Bell tract, after
visiting White Salmon.
Jack O'Neill, the genial traveling
passenger agent of the O. W. K. & N.
Co., was here Tuesday and visited
the Hood River Mineral Springs
property, accompanied by several of
the stockholders. The railroad com
pany has given tue project assur
ances of Its support.
For cholera morbus, cholera In
fantum, diarrhoea from colds, and
wind colic, McGee's Baby Elixir Is a
remedy of extraordinary power; It
relieves colic pains lnntantly, checks
diarrhoea, and settles the disordered
stomach. Price 25c nnd 50c per bot
tle. Sold by Chos. N. Clarke."
The new bouse which Ray Acheson
of the Butler Bank Is erecting on Cas
cade avenue, west of 10th, Is nearlng
completion. Another attractive ad
dltlon to Hood River's growing rest
dence section Is the home of W. H.
Chipping, located on Oak and Eighth
streets, which has recently been re
modeled.
W. C. T. U. Meeting
Mrs. Sllbuugh, of Washington
will
lie In Hood River, If nothing pre.
vents, on May ith and will hold a
waman's meeting on May Mh at the
1'nltarlan church, at 2:30 p. m. Sub.
lect. "The Body Beautiful." 1 he
Woman's Club and all other women
are earnestly Invited to be present
Mrs. StlbauKh Is coming from
Washington, I. C, where she has
Iteell attending the Mothers' Con-
cress, sent thereby the governor of
Washington. She was also very
active In the campaign In Washing
ton. and helped to clean up Seattle
and oust Mr. 111.
There will ! an offering taken for
the temperance work.
Mrs. J. II. J 1 1. 1
Grace V. B. Church
It was a greiit pleasure to hear the
Rev. Mr. iuff at both the services
last Sunday.
The Official Board will meet on
Wednesday evening, following the
Drnver meeting.
The Ijidles Aid meets Frlpny after
noon at the t litircn.
Sunday services as follows:
Sunday School at 10 a. in.
At 11:00 a. in. the pastor's theme,
Hood River s Spiritual Somnnmbu
ltsts."
Christian Endeavor at 7:1j p. m.
At N:00 p. in. sermon on "Hood
River Esaus".
May Blossom Dance Success
The May Blossom dance given by
Assembly Club In Hellbronner Hall
Saturday evening was an enjoyable
affair. Many of the fair buds and
blossoms In the valley and city were
In attendance and the music was
"Dreamy like peaches and creamy
The dance was the last the club will
irlve this season. A numlxT of ou
of town guests were present.
Card of Thanks
We. the undersigned, wish to ex
press our grateful thanks to all ou
friends for their great kindness nt the
time of the loss of our companion
and mother.
.iKHhK W. Kioiiy,
(irtn. A. Buii.kk,
Rl'TH E. Bkii.kk,
John W. Wkavkii,
ClIUIHTMN D. NH KKI.SKN,
Vioi. a M. Nh'kki.skn,
KHTUI lK NlCkM.SKN.
Ask Preachers to Boost Salem
The Salem Board of Trade has nr
ranged a unliit boost for that city,
Pastors of the local churches havej
liecil Induced to devote one day to
preaching the attractions r.f Salem
anil the llrst Sunday In May has been
selected for the booster sermons.
wards & Co. of ten acres In the Oak
(irove district to S. M. Richardson, a
Boston man, adds another desirable
resltleut to the valley aud continues
the steady Investment of easterners
In Hood Kiver property. The tract
ld to Mr. Richardson belonged to
. W. lngalls. The new owner Is In
possession and will further Improve
he house and grounds.
Accompanying Mr. Richardson. to
his new home Is Mrs. McCowan, his
sister, and her two daughters. Mr.
Richardson recently retired from the
government service and will now en
gage In apple raining.
EVERYBODY TO WORK
ON GLEAN UP DAY
Friday, May 5th, has been set by
the common council and the Wom
an's Club as clean up day, and It Is
now time, say the ladles, to get busy.
A good start was made Monday,
when the down town streets were
wept and garnished for the coming
of the Woodmen, but this, we are
told by the obdurate knights and
nlghtesses of cleanliness. Is not suf-
Bctent.
Back yards must lie given atten
tion, as well the public boulevards,
and those who fall to enter the cam
paign for a spick and span city early
and stay late on Friday, will get the
hook.
SEDATE LOOKING HORSE
GETS MIGHTY FRISKY
A sedate looking old grey horse
that didn't look as If it could run
fast enough to keep Its blood In em
ulation, bolted from nenr Stewart's
store Friday and smashed the rear
end of a vehicle on Second street.
A plucky woman who was driving
the runaway vehicle, In which was
seated a little child, courageously
hung outo the bridle of the nag and
teered It Into the side of Sumner s
plumbing shop. Except to the dam
aged wagon, there whs no Injury.
Apple Blossoms for Brides
To have the bloom of the apple,
earth's first fruit, supplant the pro
verbial orange blossoms for use In
weddings, Is the ambition of Sam
Glasgow, of Spokane. At a recent
meeting of the Spokane Chamber of
Commerce, Mr. falasgow offered a
resolution asking the chamber to go
on record In favor of apple blossoms
for May brides. Furthermore he will
offer a prize for the best picture of a
wedding In which npple blossoms
are used as decorations.
Memtiers of the chamlier already
Interviewed by Mr. (ilasgow on the
proposal, enthusiastically favor It.
As apple blossoms can Ik? secured
only In May, the intention Is to
boom the flower for that one month.
Big Stakes For Race Meet
Big stakes will lie offered for the
race meet of the Portland I-air and
Live Stock Association to be held
nextSeptemlKT. Approximately $J.,-
000 will le distributed In prl7.es, ac
cording to the plans of the directors,
who meet early In May to pass ofli
etallv uuou the program. It has
been decided to offer again the $10
000 nurse for the L':ia trot, wnicu
aroused so much luterest among
horsemen last year. In addition.
there will lie two new classifications,
the 2:0S pace and the 2:0s trot. Dates
of the meet are September 4 !.
James Brown died of heart disease
at the Gill sanitarium in this place
hist Friday morning. 1 lie deceased
was 72 years old ami nan oeen
troubled with his heart for suae
time. He was one of the first settlers
In the valley, living about two miles
beyond Husum, and part 01 111s orig
inal holdings are now the Mccracken
place. W hlte Salmon Enterprise.
hood rIvermTneral
SPRINGS COMPANY
Has opened its subscription books
for stock In the company. A home
company. A rare opportunity. An
assured success. Temporary office
w ith the Hood Kiver Realty Co.
C. D. NICKELSEN, Sec'y
C. G. VAN TRESS
Public Stenographer
AND
Notary Public
ELIOT BLOCK
Phone 308-M
n rucnv jo iars
KLrlLU I
PlLl. CHILBLAINS riLONS. BUN. ITC
AVAlUABLt MOU51HO1.0
LL tlUKHI " IT 0 "'It O""1' ON BCaullT
acciat" no .uajn'jTn
frier 33 Cenf
.AN "JSN'Cro
BE WISE
Agitata your gray mutter.
Don't wait until you fere all run
down. Keep keyed up,
BEEF. WINE $ IRON
tones up t'.ie run-down system and
maintains the toncd-up system. It i
tonic and food in concentrated, quick
acting form.
It purifies and enriches the blood,
increasing and maiuUinu.;; tiiose little
red corpuscles that indicate vigor and
sustained health a sure insurance
against malignant and chronic dis
ease. It is remarkable in its effect
in giving strength, energy and in
creased appetite. Pleasant to take
and a most economical medicine to
use. Large Bottles, 75c '
3rie Rexatt Store
C. A. PLATH, DRUGGIST
Sunset Magazine for May
Nile of the West, by S. Glen An
drus, beautifully Illustrated In four
colors. The Spell, a Western novel.
IF YOU ARE GOING TO BUY AN
AUTOMOBILE, GET A
Carter Car
The Friction Transmission Automobile
J During the past few weeks this car has sur
prised many by the ease with which it climbs
Hood River hills. It is known as the
Simplest Car on Earth
every owner being able to make all necessary re
pairs without the aid of a machine shop. It's
simple control (ONE LEVER) has made it
justly popular with lady drivers.
C There are no noisy gears to strip and because
of this, the cost of maintainance has been re
duced to a minimum.
v sv 1
. ZMEzJ
If you want a car of high efficiency and low cost
of upkeep just ask for a demonstration and con
vince yourself.
IRELAND & SPRAGUE
Hood River Agents
Phone 1962-K
Well Drilling
DONE
STAR WELL DRILLING OUTFIT
FOR PARTICULARS ADDRF.Ss
APPLE LAND & ORCHARD COMPANY
HOOD RIVER, OREGON
0lct. Mo. 9 Oik Street
We want to call your attention to the
We Deliver Groceries and Feed
To Our Country Customer,
No extra charge exce
a sack. FLOLTv GO
made on the West Sit
nt
e
Side, Mondays and Thursdays.
Phone us your orders and the groceries
will be delivered at your door.
Yours for business,
WOOD'S GROCERY
"DE-LIGHTED"
13 what "Teddy" will say when
he calls to see you some evening-.
Of course you'll have
to "show him" that it's
ELECTRICAL WIRING
and bulbs from here that you
are using. Great men the
world over acknowledge the
superiority of our work. Ma
terial used is always the best.
HAVE US DO
YOUR WIRING
DEAN & SHAW
Office Phone 3
Residence 272M
by the Williamsons. Guests of Great
er Chinatown, by Charles K. Field.
Automobile section. Now on sale,
V) cents.
Quick
! Successful
Satisfactory
WITH A
Phonti. 21 ft 2UOI-I
fact that
on feed, which is five cnts
S FREE. The deliveries are
m l 1 I ' : 1 ..
iuesuays anu rnu;is. rasc
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