THE HOOD RIVER NEWS, WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 13. 1911
ORTLEY
Mth. Kinlly K. Lane anil Hon (leonce
left Frliluy for the mhool year.
The exteiiHtve mlnfull on Monday
will terminate the dunt for Borne
time.
Mrs. M. Wilder and Mth. Kby, of
OreKoii 'lty, vlnlU'd OrtW-y recently.
Mm, Wilder purchiiHcd orchard No,
4.'..
On hiHt Friday the titork made ltd
flrHt trip to Ortley. Mr. and Mm. II
Siauldlnu: are the proud parentu of a
nine pound liahy jrtrl, wluin they
have named "KllziilHth Ortley".
ieo. I". KiiKlehart and family, of
I'ortlund, who have been taking a
week'n vacation at Ortley, returned
on Thurxday. Mr. KnU-hurt owiw
tract No. 2t.
l'our carpenterH were added to the
liulldliiK crew the llrHt of the week.
Active pronrcHH In Ik'Ih made In the
coimtructlon of anew hotel. Htore.
large liarn, automolillu Karate, and
two new dwelling".
(iovernment liiHtriunentH, Including
therm omt'terH for reglnterlng the
inaxlmum and minimum tempera
ture, and guage for keeping an accu
rate record of the rainfall, were In
mailed at Ortley Sept. Int.
At ft npeclul nchool election, held
AugiiHt iHtli, ly a vote of:tto "'!,
the hoard of director were liiHtructed
to necure fundn for the erection of a
C.F.SUMNER
Opposite the Post Office
Hume Ihone 20
Sproy and
Garden Hose
Plumbing
thoroughly modern ttchool building
at Ortley. The building will be
promptly erected.
J. P. Klhin Is erecting bulldlngH for
a home on orchard, No. 5!). Mr.
and Mrn. Klhin and Mr. and Mm,
TIioh. Mattlngly, Mrs. Kthm'g par
entH, who will all renlde at Ortley,
arrived from 1'ortland ltwt week.
E. A. Evans and Mr. Hurder, of
Chicago, were visitors of the Hood
Ulver Orchard Land Company at
Ortley on lout Saturday. Mr. EvanH
owns a f.'W.OOO orchard three rnllen
went of Hood Itlver, where he In en
Joying a month's vacation. He In
the owner of "The Moffat", a Htudlo
In Chicago, without peer In the
I'nlted States.
Other recent rlHltors at Ortley are
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Rohh, of Port
land; It. 11. Vocgel, of Washington,
I). C.;.Mr. and Mrs Ed. Vandal, of
Astoria; J. A. I'ayton, of Walla Wal
la. Wash.; and KnrI Shuholm, I'resl
dent of the Advance Construction
Company, of Portland; owner of Mo-
slervlew orchard No. 23; and Fritz
Shuholm, of Portland, owner of
north half of orchard No. (!. Messrs
Shuholm were elated over the
growth of their apple trees the past
three mouths.
VALLEY CREST
Mls Pear Wher left for Pine (Jrove
Sunday.
Orval Thompson Is attending
school at Parkdale.
Miss I.lzzle Mohr returned to Pine
(Jrove Wednesday.
Miss JoMcphlne Prune of The I talk's
Is a guest of Mrs. Kawson.
Mr. and Mrs. (Seo. Monnie went to
Porkdale on business Friday.
Miss Alta Thomson returned
home the fore part of last week.
Carl Mohr Is spending his vacation
with his sister, Miss Susan, on her
homestead.
Miss Mohr has tccn visiting Miss
S. Mohr at her mountain home for
the past week.
After a few days' business trip to
Portland last week Mr. McKush re
turned to his homestead.
Valley Crest school has opened
with Interi'st, the teacher having
adopted new methods.
MKOJ
.Bargains
Sugar prices are soaring but you can save
money by buying from us.
We are now carrying the well known
The Dalles Diamond Flour-nothing belter.
Coal Oil in Bulk, 15c per gal. 5 gallons 70c
Pearl Oil, per can $1.10. Case 2.15
Headlight Oil, per can. 1.25. Case 2.40
Elane Oil, per can 1.G0. Case 3.15
Tea Garden Syrup, 1-gal. can 85c
Tea Garden Syrup, 12-gal. can.. 45c
Karo Corn Syrup, No. 10 pail 60c
Karo Corn Syrup, No. 5 pail J 5c
No. 7 Box MaccaronL. 40c
Package Vermicella, 3 for 25c
Package Spagettc, 3 for 25c
Package Maccaroni, 3 for... 25 c
We are Closing Out a stock of Chinaware at
5oc on the dollar. Call and look it over
FH UIT JA-RT
MASON Pint r.rc Quart $ .05 Half Gallon $ .85
SC1IUAM Pint 75c Quart .85 Half Gallon 1.30
ECONOMY ... Pint 85c Quart 1.10 Half Gallon 1.40
L. H. Huggins
Mr. Klngdon spent a week visiting
friends In the mountains, returning
to Pine (Jrove Wednesday.
Mrs. MlchaU returned to the lower
valley last Wednesday, after a long
visit with her son on his homestead
Mr. I'.loggett has taken a trip to
southern California. He has made
large clearings on his place near
China 11111.
Ed Dresser came up from Portland
Saturday, bringing a horse, buggy
and dog with him. We are all glad
to know he had a pleasant trip to
the coast.
MOSIER
Edwin Hall arrived from the east
Thursday evening to visit his father
and brother.
Porn, August 2Sth, at The Dalles
to Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Davenport, an
H pound daughter.
Miss Alice Davenport came up from
Portland Tuesday and aicnt several
days visiting relatives.
Mrs. Guy Phillips returned to her
home In Hood Klver Friday, after a
week's visit with her brother, W. E,
Choun, and family.
Guy Wilson sold his bungalow on
the corner of Oregon and Third
streets to W. E. Choun, who will
take possession at once.
John Welllterg Is enjoying a com
plete rest from his hotel duties, hav
lug rented the rooms to Mr. and Mrs
Charles Sparling, who entered on
their duties Monday morning.
P. V. Hoblnson, who has been
with us for the past sis months, has
moved his family to Portland for
the wluter, having secured employ
incut there with the Pacific Light &
Power Co.
What was known as the old
Thomas house burned to the ground
during the week. E. C. Brock was
occupying the house and bad goue
to the neighbors for a few min
utes, and on his return found the
house In flames. A few articles were
saved. He estimates his loss at
about f i.OOO, with f 1,000 Insurance
Miss Reams, of Ix'uts, Oregon, ar
rived Friday and will take charge of
the school In district No. 8 for a six
month's term, which opened Sept
11th. School also opened Monday In
llstrlct No. 52, with J. E. Johnson,
principal, Mrs. Johnson, Intermedi
ate teacher, and Miss Hazel Hunt
ington, of The Dalles, as primary
teacher.
PARKDALE
Mrs. Ellen Waters returned to The
Dalles on the Saturday train.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Ed Spencer took a
trip to Mosler and spent Labor Day
there.
Mr. Clark has turned his meat bust
ness over into the hands of J, It. Me
Isaac.
Miss Florence and Willie Wharton
went to Hood Klver last week to
attend school.
MIhs Alta Thompson nnd Earl
Newman were passengers for Hood
Klver Sunday.
A pretty bungalow Is ln-Ing built
by Mr. Clark for Mr. Mclsnac, near
the Parkdale store.
The annual meeting of the Irrlgat-
ng ditch company was held Satur
lay at Parkdale hall.
Oregon Hotel Special Dinners
A special table d'hote dinner will
k served at the Hotel Oregon every
Sunday from 5:110 to 7:.T0 p. in. for 7."
ents. An a la carte meal will also
Ik' served. Music by the Mandolin
lub. Dine with uh.
Tumors removed. Dr. Sowerbv.
A Basket of Goodness
is a basket of our Fine Groceries.
We guarantee the perfect purity
of every article we sell, and
pride ourselves upon the rep
utation we have made for fair
and honest dealing. We keep
only the freshest and finest of
Tea, Coffee, Cocoa, Butter,
Eggs, Flour, etc., and challenge
comparison of qualities at equal
prices. If you are not already
dealing here, you are robbing
yourself of many sources of sat
isfaction. Free delivery
J. M. Wood
LOOKS FOR CHEAP
BARRELED APPLES
The Wenatchee Republic In discuss
Ing apple prices sayi:
"Prices of late fall and winter ap
plet are now beginning to receive
some attention on the part of both
growers and distributors. In about
a week the government Is expected
to Issue a report on apple crop con
ditions September 1, and then opera
tions will begin In the fruit, particu
larly In the Eastern barrel districts.
"The concensus of opinion now Is
that there will be about as many ap
ples this year as last, perhaps a little
more. Of the whole the Eastern and
Western barrel districts will have
more, and the Pacific Northwest box
districts less than last season.
"About three weeks ago buyers In
vaded New York State orchards and
the few contracts made then were at
high prices $2.50 a barrel.
"Since that time, however, there
has been a reaction, and the distrib
utors are setting $1.50 and $1.7.") as
the maximum quotations. At these
Thirty Per Cent
of the new business written
by the Northwestern Mutual
Life Insurance Co. of Wis
consin in 1910 was received
from old policy holders. Its
enviable record for large div
idend savings produces its
exceptional Tow cost insur
surance. John Goldsbury,
Hood River, Oregon.
T. I). TWKKOY
Mutual Insurance at 80 Per Cent of Old Line
Kate. Fire Insurance on IluihJinffS in
Course of Construction, Free.
NOTARY PUBLIC) ON TUB HFlf.HTK
figures there are many contracted
sales. Indicating the Eastern apple
deal will start low.
"Such a condition would be deslr
able. It would put the poor grade
fruit Into Immediate consumption
this year Instead of Into storage as
last year.
"Conrad Pose, of the Wenatchee
Produce Company, expects Eastern
barni apples to le cheaper this sea
son than last, but he looks for no
fulling off In the demand or price of
Wenatchee apples. He says that
winter varieties here will bring
about the same price as last year."
Good Health Pread-whlte, whole
wheat and graham home made, you
will like It. Save the coupons. Sold
by Parker's.
FALL OPENING OF 8
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On and after Sept. 15th
I Dress Hats will be ready
0 for inspection. o
1 J. & L. HAWLEYS i
MiOinery
THE CALUMET HOTEL
150 Park Pt htwepn Morrison and Alder
PORTLAND, ORE.
Fireproof and Modem conveniences: free phones.
hot and cold running water, etc., in all rooms.
Special summer rate to families visiting Fort
land. Transient rat SI per day. Business
houses and theatres within live ni inn tea' walk.
r ree bus or W car at Depot.
FOR SALE-Non-irriRated
Budded NURSERY Stock.
GUARANTEED true to name.
Spitzenburgs, Newtowns and
Ortleys. D. CURRIER, Jr.,
Odell 84. R. D. 2.
Cottage Hospital
Hood River's Medical In
stitution. Open to the
public for the treatment
of Medical and Surgical
cases. Rates on applica
tion. Address,
C0TTA6E HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION
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The Old, Reliable True-to-Name Nursery
Of Hood Utecr
offers to planters for fall and spring, 1911-12 their
usual choice stock of all leading varieties adapted to
this locality. Our 15 years' experience in the Nur
sery business in Hood River, the thousands of vigor
ous, prolific trees that are annually testifying to the
wisdom of our methods, and the hundreds of pleased
customers should be sufficient recommendation to
merit your patronage. Our trees are all grown on
whole roots and all buds and scions are personally
selected from the best bearing trees in Hood River,
which insures healthy, vigorous, early bearing trees
of known parentage and above all true-to-name.
We are now booking orders for fall and spring de
livery. Order now before stock is exausted.
Address all communications to
The True-to-Name Nursery
Phone 2002-K Hood River, Ore.
LEADS ON THE HEIGHTS
Bakery. Coilcciloncrg, fruit, ice Cream, soil Drinks, Ele.
AUTO DELIVERY OF LARGE ORDERS
Coma In, try our Piano, and fool at homo
THE LIGHT DELIVERY
AUTO
$750, F. 0. B. Portland
$. 5. Vcfstcrff
Dlstri6utcr
1213 13 Street. JiccH Rivxtr
Money to Loan
On Income Producing Property
In quantities from $ 1,000 to $20,000
With Interest at 7 Per Cent
W. S. NICHOL
3Ae fHan Wfie Setts Crcftard JLand
Basement First National Bank
OUR NEW FALL PATTERNS ne
HAVE BEEN RECEIVED GIVE US A TRIAL
Cleaning and Pressing. Workmanship Guaranteed
THE TAILOR
GRAY,
Third Street, HooU River, Or.
DR. J. SOWERBY
Nerve Specialist and Chiropractor
A Relief lor All Diseases
Ferguson Building
Telephone 222
4th & State St.
Phone Z4SK
0. P. DABNEY & SONS
FURNITURE, FURNITURE, FURNITURE, STOVES
AND RANGES
We buy, sell and exchange everything
in House Purnishings, Campers
Supplies, etc.
Don't forRCtthc pl.icc-Cor. fth & State
3 P. B. SNYDER B. B. POWELL
: lloiid River PiumDIng Company
Sanitary Plumbing and Heating.
Tinning and Sheet Metal Work.
Repairing Promptly Attended.
ESTIMATES FURNISHED
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S- DRAYING ExpnESS ANP Baggage
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H Wood Yard and Feed Store in Connection
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S Residence 2J8K
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