THE HOOD RIVER NEWS, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1912
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REAL ESTATE SECTION
To Exchange Ten acres of one
year standard apples at Lyle;
$300 per acre. Will trade and
take real estate or anything show
ing value as first payment and
mortgage for balance. Will trade
even; or will trade and assume.
You con 't dodge all three. Uox
222, Hood Hiver. 4-5-p
To Exchange Twenty-seven
acres, nearly all in young orch
ard, near Cazadero cars to Port
land exery two hours. $350 per
acre, r or Hood Kiver property.
X i t . .
urcnaru development proposi
tion, 150 acres cleared, $75 per
acre, ror city property, stock
ranch or bearing orchard.
$15,000 Idaho irrigated quarter
section, 100 acres cleared. 'Nuth
er for $10,000. For Hood River
property. A. T. Allen, Hood
Kiver. 4-5-p
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 Kiver Heights,
corner Pine and 12th Streets. Of
fice manager, W. A. Carnes;
field manager, J. T. Nealeigh.
51tfc
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
BUSINESS ADVERTISING
Loan Agency Loans offered:
$.300, $500, $G00, $8(K), $1000,
$2000. Loans wanted: $150,
$200, $300. $350, $750, $1200,
$1500. $1S00. Apply to A. W.
Onthank, 30'J Oak street. 2-8-c
Water power If you -want to
develop that water power to
do some of your work and light
your home with electricity, see
or write J. T. Nealeigh, K. D. 2,
Hood Kiver, Oregon. There are
great iossibilities in developed
water power. 4-tf-c
OAKDALE GKEENHOUSES
For fall planting we have a
fine line of Roses, Shrubs and
the old fashioned Perrcnials;
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
FlorUts.tf
Notice To Apple Tree Planters
We are running a bargain
counter nursery. We can do
this because we are manager,
president, secretary, treasurer,
planter, grower, digger and pack
er of our company. We have for
sale several standard varieties of
1 and 2 year old apple trees at
bargain counter prices, all trees
guaranteed true to name and
free from disease. We are look
ing for a bargain, are you. Write
J. T. Nealeigh, or phone 21S-K,
Hood River, Ore., or I. C. Nea
leigh, R. I). 4, Sherwood, Ore.
1-8-p
LIVE STOCK AND FOWLS
Wanted to Buy Good cow,
heavy milker, or will trade
family cow and pay difference in
cash. . M. J. Foley, phone 215-X
3-4-p
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
LOST AND FOUND ADS
Lost At time of Apple Show, an
old fashioned gold bracelet.
Finder will be suitably rewarded
if same is returned to E. A.
Fran z II ard ware Store. 4-5c
Lost A small gold bracelet with
three diamond settings. Finder
please return to Butler Banking
Company and receive suitable re
ward. 4-5c
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
For Rent Furnished rooms.
Phone 8!)-M. 4-7-p
For sale or exchange A good
house at Portland for Hood Kiv
er property; $10,000 worth of
Hood Kiver and Portland proper
ty for eastern property. See N.
T. Chapman, City. 4-7c
Cockerels for sale. Thorough
bred barred Plymouth Rocks.
Enquire of Gust Westering,
Bloucher's station. Phone Odell
1&::2L
For Trade -Beautiful new piano
or piano player to trade for city
lots. Will give or take differ
ence, Phone 1 12, or write lox
008, Hood Kiver, Oregon. 3-4-
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Joliu Ia-IhikI HftnltTHou 1m here
from Tillamook.
S. W. Arnold whh tt I'ortUml vl
Itor tlit- fore port of 1 tit utf k.
Tin Kan Solid Club will meet to
morrow itfternoon with Mr. Bert
Striumlmn.
Mrn. (J. II. Kol.bln tun Mr. C. A.
Lining of Kant Hiirrett went to I'ort-
1'inil yenterilay for ii vUlt.
K. A. Kritnz went to I'ortlnnd
yentenlny to attend the Htnte con
vention of hurdwure merchant.
MIhm Xenn Croft, i nurse at the
CottiiKi- hoHpttal, whh operated on
for tippeudU'ltlM Sunday evening. She
In reported it making a K'o) re
co very.
County Clerk Huiihoii reports that
during the firxt three weeks the
hooks were open for registration 144
have been reglxtered. The books
were opened January 2 and will be
cloned April !.
C. F. (illbert hu just received a
carload of new Htock, Including Velle
vehicles, .John Deere and Syracuse
plows, spring and spike tooth har
rows, cultivators and a large line of
other farming Implements, which
are being unloaded and will soon be
ready for Inspection by the trade.
They were received from the John
I)eere Company.
Cylinder records at reduced prices.
Hood Hlver Studio, !lrd St. 3-L't
In every home where there lire chil
dren there should lie a bottle of
White's Cream Vermifuge. It de
stroys worms and acts as a tonic to
the debilitated system. 1'rlce 2."c per
bottle. Sold by Chan. N. Clarke..
A Hrd Road to Travel.
A drunken man whom a friend was
trying to bring to his home some miles
away was constantly crossing from
one side of the road to the other, so
bis friend said to him, "Come on,
1'at come on; the road Is long." "I
know It Is long." said Tat, "but it isn't
the length of It, hut the breadth of It,
that's killing me." Le Fann's "Irish
Life."
Grant's Mamoir.
More than $000,000 In royalties was
paid Mrs. U. 8. (Jrnnt from the sale of
th ' Personal Memoirs of U. S. Grant."
The cold brick an1 shell games are
net ns successful as of yore, but a man
was recently nrrested for the old dodge
ff taking the kinks out of negroes'
h.ilr The E. Z. Murks are still born
It the rnte of one per minute.
The southern states have spent $44,
Y,ooo during the past year for good
roads. Thnt Is the winy to Improve the
road of progress.
A barrel
You'll cct a bier
bunch of laughs out -J
of the jolly coon songs,
the bright minstrel jokes,
the humorous specialties,
and all the other varieties
of fun, on the Victor.
Come in tndar and heir the Victor and
dt icw iaufa
L in AAPiirniAiurcrr
Victor 110 to Jit:)
Victor- ictrolailMu: l
1 crms to suit
Victor"
We sell IZDISON'S too.
1912 CATALOGUE
AND BUILD IT FOR LESS MONEY
Buy lh millwotk HitttS from our big factory
lor one-third lo half ol what you woald pay
your local dealer. Wt operate our own mill
and can guarantee ewy piece we make to be
well-made and ol choice kilo-dried lumber.
. B. WILLIAMS' SAIH and DOORS
S-panel doora, 15 aira. $1.30. Oafuman
bungalow door. $1.60. Bungalow Iron!
doort, $5 and 6. Intxle
trim, 10 pea. loa art, 80c
W aril enrtmly f ". "P
arwhrra, inmlN ial Mtw
try. Wnia lot caulo .i rraa.
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5 Correspondence
PINE GROVE
Henry I.uki Is In Tillamook on
business.
Mrs. Stuutou Allen was a I'ortlnnd
visitor hist week.
Miss (iodherson sieut the week enil
nt her home In M osier.
Mrs. Kuberg and children were
I'lue (irove visitors Sundny.
Miss Joy Masou came up from the
O. A. C. to attend her gruudfut tier's
funeral.
Mr. uud Mrs. M. M. Hill, accom
panied by their daughter, have gone
to l'ortlaud.
Charles Luge, who was operated
on for appendicitis last week, Is lm
proving nicely.
Mrs. J. L. Davis received a tele
gram last Saturday calling her to
New berg to the bedside of (iraudpu.
Davis, who Is critically III.
The Ladles' Aid will meet with
Mrs. Itelgel Friday afternoon of this
week. All are requested to be pres-
eut, as there Is much work on hand.
Miss Mary Hunt has gone to a
l'ortlaud sanitarium for treatment.
She was accompanied by her sister,
Miss Lulu Hunt, and her brotber-lu-
law, Joseph Jarvls.
Thanks to the rough roads within
the city limits, a sleigh was aban
doned on the grade Just east of the
Hood river bridge Saturday after
noon, lause, a rut, then a rock.
The occupants, four In number,
reached home safely with a livery
rig.
Mrs. Daisy Itelgel, accompanied by
her son Herman, who has beeu visit
ing the home folks, Mr. and Mrs. W.
A. Moore, at Harrlsburg, 111., for th
past mouth, returned to I'lneUrove
Sunday. On Christmas day a family
reunion of nine boys and three girls
(all grown) and their families gath
ered around a sumptuous dinner
with the father and mother the sec
ond time In the annals of the Moore
family that all chllureu were togeth
er. Mrs. John Walthers of Hood
Hlver Is another daughter, unci went
east with Mrs. Kelgel. Oregon had
Its place at that djuner, as Oregon
Grtipe wus used for table decora
rations, while Hood Kiver apples
anil cherries were conspicuous among
the fruits.
FRANKTON
V. It. Absten was a week end Port
land visitor.
John F.lllott left for Spokane,
Wash., where he will work the com
ing season.
Mr. and Mrs. I'.ruce Morton nnd
little daughter left Thursday morn
ing for Knlatun, Wash.
The Mioses liessle Wheeler ami Del
la Morton of Hood Kiver were the
guests of Florence La Mar Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Itert Snyder nnd Mls
Flora are again at home after their
week's visit with relatives In Port
land. Owing to the poor traveling, the
meeting of the Four l-nf Clover Club
was postponed until the first Thurs
day In February. It will be at the,
home of Mrs. 15. V. La Mar, at Kuth-!
ton.
The migel of death entered the
home of I '.r nest Maurltson hist
Wednesday and took one of the t w in
boys. The entire community ex
tends sympathy to the bereaved par
ents In their hourof atlilctlon.
A sisMnl dance was given nt the
home of Mr. and Mrs. 1?. W. La Mar
last Tuesday evening. About thirty
of the neighbors were present and re
port a pleasant time. A delicious
lunch was served at midnight.
Mrs. J. K. Nlckelsen went to Port
laud Thursday and was operated on
Friday. All old friends and neigh
bors are so glad to hear that the op
eration was successful and that she
Is doing nicely. Mr. Nlckelsen re
turned home the lirst of the week.
Real Estate Bulletin
$5,000 -Thirty-two acres in Wit- j
low Flat Section, close to rail-1
road, church and store, on the '
main road, red shot soil. Two1
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the market at the present time.
Terms $3,000 down.
$1,750 -Five acres 4 miles out;
house and barn, part in trees,
balance cleared on the main
road on West Side. Mortgage
$000. Want cash for equity.
$2,000 New bunpalow and barn,
lot 100x100 on corner, near I Iijjrh
School. This price for quick sale.
...Insurance,..
G. Y. EDWARDS & GO.
Office Hotel Oregon Bldg.
Phone No. 1WK
UPPER VALLEY NEWS
FIGHT THEIR WAY
IN BITTER STORM
A party consisting of Shtney liab
son, .Mr. anil Mrs. i.ouis .M'tieu, .mihh
(Jearhardt, Kdward Harrand Frank
L. Keating detled the elements and
successfully luade the trip from Hood
Kiver to Parkdale through one of
the severest snow storms ever ex
perlenced In the valley. They left
Tuesday morning during a blinding
snowstorm, which, before reaching
their destination had turned to rain
and sleet. r airly good progrews
was made until the foot of Booth
hill was reached, where they found
tifty-four Inches of snow and the
road unbroken. Further efforts to
proceed were thought useless by the
driver but Habson, who was person
ally conducting the expedition,
thought otherwise, and securing a
pair of skis from a neighboring house
he set out to Investigate before or
derlng a retreat. As this was his
first experience lu doing the ski act
he was consequently a little nervous
and In making the descent he some
how turned his toes ten minutes to
two, a movement that gave a spread
eagle effect, causing a very ungrace
fill termination to his reconnolterlng
trip. After being rescued from his
cold storage iuhHUai he called for
volunteers to help him break the
trail. Schell and Iiarr said they
were willing to follow lu the foot
steps of so able a leader. Keating
was left In charge of the mall uud the
females which were part and parcel
of this expedition. After advancing
about half a mile, one noble leader
began to feel the effet ts of his labor
and began removing his wearing
apparel. He removed his overcoat
and had only gone a short distance
before he was down to his waistcoat
and declared "If It were not for the
mock modesty of tills modern civiliz
ation I would go still further."
When about two-thirds of the hill
had lieen ascended the horses refused
to proceed unless further concessKius
were made. The party gladly ac
ceded to their demands and all va
cated the sleigh. Miss (ierhardt, a
prepossessing young lady from Port
land, was not prepared to combat
fifty-five inches of snow with a pair
of open faced rubbers as her only
shoe covering. The alert leader,
noticing her predicament at once re
moved a pair of long stocklugs that
he was wearing and gallantly In
sisted upon her accepting them. The
summit of Booth hill being reached
they all were glad to resume their j
places In the sleigh for the down
ward journey, which was slow and j
without event. I'pon reaching Mt.
Hood It was decided to put up for:
the night. The next morning the
journey was resumed and as the
sleigh ' pulled up at Parkdale the
crowd assembled there rent the air!
with a mighty shout for their mail
Miss Cooper to Graduate
The friends, and they are legion,
of Miss Harriet A. Cooper, have re-!
eel veil Invitations to attend the com-!
inelicenient exercises nt the Jefferson j
high school, Portland, on Thursday i
evening, February first. Miss Cooper j
Intends to travel extensively before
taking up the vocation of a teacher, i
New Business Place Opens '
George J. Barley, formerly of the '
Miecf trust," has established tl first '
class shoe ami harness repairing em
porium. He has Installed the latest
machinery and makes a snvlr.lty of
repairing wallets and purses. He Is
located opposite the Ingram Mercan- !
tile store. j
Do (iood N nrk on Roads i
Chester Walton. Warren Cooper;
and Ward McAllister Betitly worked
like Trojans In keeping the roads
open during the recent snow (lurry.
IP SOLD BEFORE FEB. 1st
The following place may be had for $5,500 caah or $6,000 on
-r- z - -- -Liberal Terms, viz: - -
Five and one-half acres, one mile from town on Tucker
road; one acre frill bearing" commercial varieties; four acres in
five and six year old Newtown and Spitzenburjrs, Bi cherries.
Anjou pears, blackberries, raspberries, peaches and prunes;
one acre in strawberries; one-half acre in alfalfa; excellent
view; new outbuildings and remodeled six-room cottape with
runninp water: south slope. Early fruit brings hirh prices.
Excellent place for chickens. Owner lives in east and must
sell. I'hone Eugene G. Kexford. l'.Hl-K, if interested.
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BAKING
Absouiey Pure
The only Baking Powder mado
fromRoyalCrapeCrcamofTartar
NO ALUM. NO LIME PHOSPHATE
ASSOCIATION WILL
MEET ONSATURDAY
The regular January meeting of
the Progressive Association Will lie
held on Saturday nfternoon.Jauuurv
-'7th, at -J o'clock In Mclsaac's hall,
I arkdale. A large gatherlug of cltl
zejis Is earnestly requested as several
topics of vital Interest to the tax
payers will be presented tor their
consideration, paramount amonir
which will be the subject of good
roads. As a bond Issue for the pur
pose of macadamizing the roads of
the valley Is now probable. It will be
necessary for the citizens of the l'p
per Valley to get together and deslg
uate the roads to be Improved. All
Interested In this most Important
subject should attend.
ROGERS' PRESS AGENT
IS RIGHT ON THE JOB
Homer A. Rogers, who Is to deliver
a lecture on "Mountain Climbing In
the Swiss Alps," under the auspices
of the Progressive Association at
Mclsaac's hall, Parkdale, on Friday,
January l'ii, has a press agent who
Is on the job. The courts seem to lie
his favored medium of advertising,
for did you notice the wide publicity
given to an action begun by a youug
lady against lingers for f.'i.OOO dam
ages as a balm to sooth her wounded
feelings. And also did you notice
that Rogers walked twenty miles
through snow waist high to defend
saM action, and further did you no
tice that the case was laid over until
the April term, and in the meantime
lingers has two other engagements;
one at Odell aud another at Hood
River. These press ageuts certainly
are wonders.
R. F. D. SERVICE STARTS
MARCH I, IS ANNOUNCED
The Installation of rural free deliv
ery on March 1st, Is the announce
meat received from Washington by
Charles Stctnhauser, chairman of the
Progressive Association committee
on rural free delivery. Residents are
requested to have t heir mall boxes
placed In position on or before that
date.
Alex Porteous Going South
Alex Porteous contemplates spend
ing the balance of the winter at Los
Angeles, Cal. I'pon his return he
will superintend the clearing and
planting to trees of a tract of ten
acres, contracts for which have re
cently been signed.
Mrs. Raw son Forecaster
In the absence of Sidney Babson,
local forecaster, Mrs. Raw son Is act
ing In his stead and reports the re
cent fall of snow at the Valley Crest
weather bureau as four feet on the
level
Rev. Van Nuys Away
Rev. W. L. Van Nuys has left his
I'pper Valley church for a fortnight
t i conduct special meetings at Pilot
Rock, near Pendleton, Ore. He Is
assisted by Miss Crace Allen, singing
evangelist.
Makes Strange Mistake
(iabrlel Du Vnl. while hunting re
cently, claims he shot a deer Instead
of the guide.
Parkdale Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Rush came down
from their homestead last week.
Mrs. (ieo. Monroe nud Miss Can dee
made many calls among the nelgh
brs during the deep snow, going on
their sklls.
Mrs. C. T. Rawson was called to
the Dalles liecauso of the Illness of
her mother. Mrs. M. H. Roberts. She
drove from her homestead to Hood
River station.
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POWDER
Sore Throat?
Feel Shivery?
Then You Arc Taking Cold. This is the kind of
weather for such disagreeable conditions
BREAK IT UP
One of Our K. C. Cold Tablets
Taken every three hours for a day will
do the work quickly and well
Keir & Cass
Pc liable Druggists
SMITH BLOCK HOOD RIVER
HOUSE WIRING
ELECTRIC COOKING
AND
HEATING APPARATUS
Electric Wiring
Under First National Bank Building
PRUNING SEASON
IS HERE.
And we are ready for it with a complete
Line of -mm
Pruning Sheers, Saws,
&c.
Goods Right. Prices Right
Blowers Hardware Co.
V. S. GR1BBLE
The Mt. Hood Store
General Merchandise
Flour, Feed, Spray Material
Farm Implements n and n Stumping Powde'
J. A. LITEL
MT. HOOD, ORE.
Blacksmith and Wagonmaker
HORSE SHOEING A SPECIALTY
25 Years Experience
JOHNSON BROS. & HALE
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
I
Groceries, Purnishins,
Agents for Hatie Wacns, llacine Hai-krf,
lUiirvii'd ami Farm Irnil'ment.s
I'hone MJ-.M
I'ine iroe
WE KNOW HOW!
Let us give you an esti
mate. See how little it
rnst.s vnn. - Vp havp a
( complete line of up-to-date
l"8'
& Supply Co.
PHONE 3
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Shoes, Hardware, l;tc.
(irane HuilJinx anitorn Station