THE HOOD RIVER NEWS, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1911
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REAL ESTATE SECTION REAL ESTATE SECTION FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
For Sale 88 Acres, 3 miles from
Aurora, Oregon, on Pudding
River; 70 acres of fine river bot
tom, balance upland; 35 acres of
bottom land in high state of cul
tivation; 5 acres cultivated on the
upland. The river bottom finest
onion land in the state. Most of
the bottom land under irrigation
from creek; on R. F. D.; school
yard adjoins land; buildings old
and of no value. Price $130 per
acre, one-half cash and balance
three years at 6 per cent G. B.
Dimick, owner, Oregon City,
Oregon. 46-47c
Notice to Homeseekers and Sell
ersAre you looking for a
home in the city, or country, or
if you have a home in the city or
country you want to sell, see or
write the Mt. Hood Land Ex
change, Hood River Heights,
corner Pine and 12th Streets. Of
fice manager, W. A. Carnes;
field manager, J. T. Nealeigh.
45tfc
For Sale Twenty acres of first
class orchard land, Willow Flat
district; 6 acres in 3-year-old
trees; about 4 acres ready to set;
8 acres in stumps; 2 acres in tim
ber. Price $8000; one-half cash,
balance long time. E. Kline,
Hood River, Ore, with Light &
Power Co. 44-47-p
For Rent Six room bungalow,
near Park street school. Phone
89-M. 46-tf
EMPLOYMENT COLUMN
Wanted Young man who un
derstands pruning and care of
trees wants position in nursery
or orchard. Would do any other
kind of work. Geo. Hagen, care
J. L. Carter, Hood River. 47-48p
Wanted Licensed Japanese
chauffeur wants position. Ad
dress K. S., 87 N. 5th street,
Portland. 4G-47c
llotice to Apple Tree Planters i
III have 1 and 2-year-oia appie
trees for sale for seasons 1911-12
several standard varieries.good
trees; fine trees 7c to 10c. Phone
218-K or write me at Hood River,
Ore., if you want apple trees.
All trees guaranteed true to name
and free from disease. J. T.
Nealeigh. 28-52p.
Wanted Good position in town
by young man. Phone 276 or
write P. O. Box 83. 47-48p
Wanted-A girl for general
housework. Mrs. A.J.Derby,
46tfc
For Sale 230 acres of land, from
$50.00 per acre up. Will sell
20-acre tract with part in trees.
C. J. Calkins, Phone 50-K. tfc
For rent--9-room house on State
street, just east of courthouse.
Reed & Henderson, 2 doors north
of Postoflice. 45tfc
BUSINESS ADVERTISING
OAKDALE GREENHOUSES
For fall planting we have a
fine line of Roses, Shrubs and
the old fashioned Perrenials;
also an extra good collection of
Peonies. You better come and
see the Roses, etc., in bloom and
pick them out; and those Bulbs,
too, that you want to bloom
next spring. Cut Flowers and
Designs to order on short notice.
Fletcher & Fletcher, the Pioneer
Florists, tf
It pays to advertise in the News
Classified Advertising columns.
Likewise it pays to read the ads.
The rates for inserting ads here
are reasonable two weeks 25c.
For Sale Good eating and cook
ing apples; rejects from pack
ing table; deliver in city limits
at 75c per box. Order your win
ter supply now. They will be
scarcer and higher. Crescent
Fruit Co., Phone 3212L. W. G.
Parmalee, manager. 46-47p
FUr OalC lj. i'l. " c pwjovn
ger automobile, second hand.
cheap. H. S. Galligan. 44-47-c
n rick New kiln of brick ready
Dfor orders Monday, Nov. 13.
A. T. Zeek. 45-48p
LOST AND FOUND ADS
NEW MUSIC STORE
OPEN FORJUSINESS
To every citizen of Hood Klver and
vicinity: Have you a talking tim
chlue or phonograph? If yon have
one you hIiouM be Interested in
knowing that we have opened a
store In the llellbronner building on
:!rd street, where we will carry ait
complete a line of both disc and cyl
inder records an any distributor on
the coaMt can furnish us. These rec
unlit, of course, will fit ami can be
UHed on any make of disc or cylinder
machine, and are the bent record,
made of their respective kind Victor
and Edison.
if you have no machine you will
undoubtedly want one sooner or
LIVE STOCK AND FOWLS
For Sale 1 Team and harness,
true pullers, good travelers; 1
No. 2 Faultless stump puller,
complete; 1 Jersey cow, 4 years
old; these are very cheap buys;
it will pay you to investigate.
D. Currier, Jr., Odell 84, R.D. 2.
31-tfc
For Sale Bay saddle horse,
weighs about 800 pounds.
Sound as a dollar. Equipped
with saddle and bridle. For sale
cheap as owner is going south
for winter. Address owner, H.
R. Gould, Box 14, Doe, Or. 46-47
Lost Sunday afternoon, between
Hotel Oregon and 3rd and Pine
streets, by way of the steps, a
small silver watch and pin. Fin
der please return to Dorothy
Baker, Hotel Oregon, and re
ceive reward. 46-47c
Lost Ladies' gold watch, leather
fob chain with bronze medal.
Leave at Laraway's. Reward.
46-47-c
For sale R. I. Red Cockerels,
bred from prize winning stock.
Get your next season's breeders
while the choice is good. Also
some pullets old enough to lay.
Phone 2012-M, E.F. Batten. 45tf
For sale A few thoroughbred
Plymouth Rock cockrells and
pullets. Gust Westerburg, Blou
cher station, on river road.
Phone Odell 18. 46-tfc
"or Sale About two dozen Ply
'mouth Rock and White Leg
lorn hens. W. B. Yoerger,
Phoue 1832X. 46-47p
Lost A plain gold ring near K.
of P. hall or the Bell building.
Return to News office. Reward.
47-48p
I Tor sale Very fine Jersey heifer
' calf, 2 months old. irom a heavy
.milking dam. Phono 2012-M. E.
' F. Batten. 45tf
later, ami will be Interested in know
ing that we ulrio have a complete Hue
of the Victor and F.dlsoo machines,
where yo'i can see and hear what
you are getting, and can k' t It at
the same price you would have to
pay at the factory or ariy other large
cltv. isn't It an ad vantage to you
to Is- able to buy at home, saving
time and additional expense In net
ting them? We think It Is. And
then we want your trade, and
must have It, to put the business on
a living or paying basis here. We
know the bustnesM Is here and we
want It. We have had faith enough
In It to lit up as up to date a place
art you will li ml anywhere, demon
strntlon rooms, etc., and It Is now
up to you to make It a success. If
the desire to please you and courte
ous treatment will do It, we are es
tablished fixtures and will remain
with you "forever."
Come In and listen to the music
whether you want to buy or not.
Iet's get acquainted. Then you can
tell your friends about It, too.
As far as other kinds of music and
musical Instruments are concerned,
It Is our Intention, at the present,
to confine ourselvert only to machines
and records, and supplies connected
therewith. But to convince you that
we want your trade and appreciate
It, we will order especially for you
anything you may want In the musi
cal line, from a jewsharp to a piano,
or even a built-in church pipe organ.
We ure in touch with the largest and
U'st music houses lu the I'ulted
States, and have lceo for many
years.
iA-ave or si-nd your address, stat
ing the kind of machine you have,
whether disc or cylinder, and we will
mall you supplements of the new
records every month as Issued.
If you want a machine, call on or
write us, stating which kind you
prefer, Victor or Kdlson, and we will
mall you catalogue giving styles
and prices of same.
The long winter evenings are com
ing on; why not brighten up the
home with u new machine, or a few
records? Your for business,
Waooknkh Mi's' Hot si:,
.las. Waggener, Jr.. Proprietor,
llellbronner building. Mood Klver,
Oregon.
DON'T MISS ANYTHING THAT'S COMING TO YOU!
The extraordinary Money-Saving opportunities presented at the Bragg Mercantile Company s Store are for
YOU. It's a duty you owe to yourself to take advantage of such Remarkable Savings as are offered you at
this GREAT SALE. You positively take no chance, for we positively Guarantee Every Purchase you make
and your money back if you are not satisfied. We also guarantee the Prices Lower and Values Better than ever before.
The Big Sale On In Full 'Blast JVotv
We Can Quote but a Few Items Here Hundreds and Hundreds More at the Store
Special No. 1
FOR MUX
Just a few of the many
Money - Savers that are
worth while:
Men's $1.25 Wool Underwear; nQp
Special for this sale 0 Ju
Men's $1.50 Wool Shirts with soft
collar, in grey or tan; Cl f)f
Special OliZU
Men's 85c and $1.00 Dress Shirts in
most desirable patterns, coat Aft
style; Special price 40b
Men's 50c Work Shirts, extra QCp
good value; Special Owl;
15c Black or Tan Cotton Sox, splen
did values; Special for this Qp
Sale 3u
35c value Cashmere Sox, re-en forced
heel and toe; on sale at, QQ
Special J-dv
Men's $3.00 Conqueror Brand Hats,
choice of any style or color, soft
or stiff hats, Special for 00 1 1
this sale Oti I J
Men's $1.50 Gloves in gauntlet or
wrist length, in horsehide, calf
or pigskin; for this sale only, QCp
the pair www
Men's Heavy Riblted Fleece Q0n
Lined Underwear; Special, ca 001
Special No. 2
SHOE BARGAINS
Attainable only at the Great Sale of the Bragg
Mercantile Co. Supply your needs -for months
to come. It will be a good investment.
1 lot Childs' Shoes, sizes 5 to 8, AQ
regular value to $1; to close out- Hub
1 lot Childs' and Misses' Shoes, sizes
8 12 to 12, that sold at $2.00, Qnp
on sale DOu
1 lot Misses' Dress and School Shoes,
sizes 8 12 to 2, worth regular 01 CO
$2.25, on sale now OliOO
1 lot Bovs' $2.25 and $2.50 Shoes, siz
es 12 12 to 2, for school or 01 C7
dress, on sale now Oliwf
1 lot Boys Shoes, sizes 9 to 1201 OTP
for school or dress; SpeciaLOhwl
1 lot Boys' Shoes, sizes 2 12 to 5 12.
regular $2.50 sellers, on sale
1 lot Men's $5 and $6 High-topOQ nc
Shoes, black and tan, Special OJiUJ
1 lot Ladies' $3 Dress Shoes, OQ 0Q
on sale while they last at OZi J J
1 lot Indies' $2.50 Shoes in vi- 01 CO
ci and calf leathers at OliDO
1 lot Men's Chrome Tan Shoes 0
that sell at $3.50, on sale now.OZiHJ
1 lot Men's Work Shoos, plain 01 QC
and cap toe, $2-75 value 0 li Jw
Special No. 3
SALE OP
COATS and SUITS
Your choice of any Ladies' Coat or
Suit up to $17.50; Special Oil 00
for this sale 01 1 1 Jw
Ladies' Man Tailored Coats and S .its
that sold up to $22.50, priced 01 PQ
for this sale. -..OIHiDw
Ladies' Coats and Suits that sold up
to $30.00, priced special for 01 Q OC
this sale 01 Jiw
A splendid line of Dress Skirts that
sold at $(5.50. in desirable and
most wanted styles and ma- 0 0
terials, on sale at...; OtiHO
GREAT SALE OV
LINENS
Bought direct from the Groat
Importing House of James Elliot
& Co., Linen Specialists. The
values are unmatchable Pat
terns Exclusive and our sale
prices make them unusually at
tractive. To see them is to buy
them; such values were never
seen in Hood River before.
Extra Specials
No. 4
25c Robeland Fleece Velours for Ki
monas and Dressing Sacques; 1 0p
Special for this sale I Ob
10c Outing Flannels in dark or r.
light colors. Special, a yd Uu
Amoskeag Apron Ginghams, best Cp
made; on sale at yd. - wu
12 1 2c Fancy Flannelettes in widoQp
range of styles, on sale a yd Ju
12 l2c Dress Ginghams, alldesir-nlp
able patterns, on sale a yd 0u
Men's or Women's 35e Sweater Coats,
all wool and desirable colors. 00 0Q
on sale now... - - OZiO J
Men's $1.50 Sweater Coats, all QOp
colors, extra alues, on sale at J0u
Ladies' and Children's fine black
Cotton Hose, our regular 15c sell- Qp
ers; on sale at Ju
Ladies' $1.00 Outing Flannel
Night Kobes: on sale at ggj.
Children's 2(V Fleece Lined lp
Hose on sale at IHu
Ladies' $1.25 Black Sateen IVt- p7p
ticoats Gib
Bragg Mercantile Co., -
Hood River,
Oregon.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
When in ntfil of printing retiiciulif r
tlH' NfcWH.
Five jmund piilU of lard 7.V, 10
pound $1 .V) lit Mc'Jutre Itriin.
Mr. HiirKreavfn' wrmon mitijtrt t
tin I'.HptlHt eh 11 rrh Sutnlity ntulit will
be "(irlppliitf the rioixl."
A HiH't'lal TlwinkftttvliiK Iay dinner
will Im? wrveil nt the Mount Hood
hoUd Tliurnday evening from .:'M to
":'! p. in. Tatile d'hote, "" cent.
Many Hood Klver people will re
Ijret to learn that Clayton Kverett,
the njjed Hhoetuaker who had a nhop
next to Mc'JuIre I!roH. market for
Home time, died Nov. 1.1th at Fri
day's Harbor, Vanh.
The old railroad depot wan finally
demollMhed Wednenday anil the ma
terial carted away. A fact that met
with rejolrlnn by moHt citizens. It
lx mild to be the Intention of the rail
road company to pave the ground
where the old tttutlon ftood, and
also the roadway along the new
Htatlon.
Local gooiie hunters have ln-en
more micceHnful thin fall In Kettlnif
bit? mxn than for ceveral yearn.
Frank ( handler, O. C. Dean and
Charlie Hayward returned last week
with y7, and K. C. Miller and W. A.
Thornburv came back Saturday
with li). Several other parties from
here have also brought back enough
for themselves and their friends.
Ilert Van Horn, who left New York
some time ago for a trip around the
world. Is now In Nice, Italy, Mr.
Van Horn expects to leave for Cairo,
Kgypt, In a few days by way of the
Suez canal. From there he will go
to China, Japan and Australia. Ke
turnlng by way of the Hawaiian
Islands, where the party expects to
stay a month. Mr. Van Horn ex
pects to reach San Francisco about
March 1st.
Itev. T. S. Handsaker returns this
week. There will lie regular services
at the Christian church Sunday. Bi
ble school at l:4.1 a. m., the closing
exercises will be devoted to Home
Missions; comiuunlou service and
preaching by the pastor at 11; Junior
Kudeavor Society meets at : p. m
Senior Kudeavor at C::!0; at :'M there
w ill le an address by F.rnest E. Tay
lor, secretary of the "Out to win"
campaign In Oregon.
M. E. Church Services
Sunday school at 10 a. m. Preach
ing service nt 11 a. m. Theme, "A
Square Ienl." Business men, clerks
and laborers are especially Invited
to this service. Junior league at
:i p. m. Epworth League at 6:150 p.
m. Preaching service at 7:30 p. in.
Theme, "The Crime of Neglect," or
'Prevention Is Better Than Cure."
Prayer meeting Thursday evening at
7 o'clock All are cordially Invited
to attend these services. Strangers
made welcome. W.B. Young, pastor.
DIED
M IMS liKNKVA f A 111. ISt.
At the home of her sister, Mr. M.
H. Lamoml of Portland, Mis. Oeneva
Carlisle, daughter of Mrs. S. U. Car
lisle and sister f Mrs. Frankly n
Smith and Mlsa Maude Carlisle of
this city departed this life Sunday,
Nov. lltth. The funeral service win
read by Itev. E. T. Simpson at St.
Mark's Episcopal church. Hood
Itlver, Monday at 2 o'clock p. ra. and
Interment followed at Idlewlld cem
etery.
Miss Carlisle's death Is mourned by
a host or friends, just mooming
Into womanhood, her Illness Iwgan u
year ago as she was entering ner
senior year at St. Helen's Hall, Port
laud, where she had l)een a much
loved and popular student for the
two previous years. A requiem mos
was suiig for her at St Helen's Hall
Tuesday morning. Her beautiful
character and loving disposition will
always be rememliered by those who
knew her.
Has Hand Injured
M. M. Hill sustained a serious In-
jjry to his hand Saturday while
getting his auto In shape to run to
tow n. Having trouble In getting It
warmed up, he reach.l Into the gear
ing of the pump shaft, which caught
his glove and drew his hand Into the
machinery. The glove was torn to
shreds and Mr. Hill's hand so badly
bruised and lacerated that he had to
summon a physician. I'nttl the
swelling goes down It will not lie
known whether any of the bones
are broken.
Dean & Shaw Sell to Company
The electric supply business of
Dean & Shaw has leen purchased by
a company and will hereafter be
conducted by the Electric Wiring
and Supply Company. The affairs
of the new company are In charge of
J. M. (ilger, and the stockholders
will Incorporate It.
See Frank Chandler
When you want a demonstration.
He has the agency for the E. M. F,
and Flanders, the world's bestsell
ers on merit. A guarantee with
every car. They surely have no com
petitors In their class. Accessories
carried In stock. Phone 2l':5-X.
Card of Thanks
We desire to sincerely thank the
many friends who assisted us during
our recent bereavement In the death
of our sister and daughter, Miss Eva
Carlisle. Mks. S. B. Cari.ih.k
and Family.
Notice
Copy for advertisements MUST be
In the office by Monday NOON.
ORDER YOUR TURKEY NOW
Get your Thauksglvlng turkey
from Mdiuire Bros., who will have
an extra fiue lot of birds from the
Willamette valley. Utt your order
In early. Plenty of dressed chickens
also.
for BRUSH and
HA RAfiF-We have the agency
)( CARTERCAR Automobiles. Let us give
M you a ride.
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hauled this winter let us figure on your
work.
Oils, Gasoline and Auto Accessories,
Tubes. Casings and Batteries. Visit our
Garage for repairs and supplies.
J. F. VOLSTORFF
1216 C Street. Hood River Heights
Telephone 2S3K
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For Lime, Cement and
House Plaster
See
STRANAHAN & CLARK
4th & State St.
Phone
0. P. DABNEY I SONS
FURNITURE, FURNITURE, FURNITURE, STOVES
AND RANGES
We buy, $ell and exchange everything
in Mouse l-'uriiishiiiK-S Campers
Supplies, etc.
Don't foruct the pl.icc-Cor. llh Sliite