THE HOOD RIVER NEWS, WEDNESDAY, MAY 29, 1912
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$1,75, $2.00 Misses', Children's
Pumps, Oxfords, Shoes $1.39
In Tan, Black, Kid, Calf and
Patent Stocks, Strap Pumps,
Oxfords, Lace and CI QQ
Button Shoes.. gliJJ
Goc, 75c Children's Shoes, A On
odd lots rOC
$1.35, $1.50 Misses' Oxfords,
Patent Leather and Kid QOn
StocksSpecial 30"
OFFERING GREATEST POSSIBLE OPPORTUNITY
FOR SAVING SUBSTANTIALLY ON SEASONABLF FOOTWEAR
CHOSE OF YOU who regularly visit our Shoe Department and Store KNOW. For the benefit of others we want to say
that our Early Season Selling of Shoes has been extremely heavy far above our anticipation leaving us with broken lines
fully a month earlier than usual necessitating placing Fill-in-Orders for early shipments.
Many factory lines cannot be obtained on short notice, and ALL THESE LINES we place on Sale at Substantial
Price Reductions.
NOT ALL SIZES IN ALL KINDS BUT ALL SIZES IN STOCKS ON SALE
$3.50, $4.00, $4.50 Women's 00 OC
Pumps, Oxfords, Shoes Special V0u
XN THIS LOT we place one and two strap Pat
ent Calf Pumps, Goodyear Welt, Medium Toes,
Medium and High Cuban Heels, Tan and Black Ox
fords. Also a splendid assortment of Button and
Lace Shoes. Every pair bought direct from factory
and splendid values at the regular prices, $3.50-$4.50
Choice $2.85
$3.50, 4.00, 4.50, 5.00 Mens 00 QC
Oxfords, Dress and Work Shoes-AW Q-0u
WOOK THESE OVER CAREFULLY. A large
W number are on display in our window. Black
Shoes in Patent Calf, Gun, Velour and Box Calf;
Tans in Willow and Russia Calf; Button and Lace in
all the season's most wanted styles y2.85
WORK SHOES in Calf and Kip Stocks, with solid
Oak Soles, Counters and Inner Soles-Special 2,. 83
Boys' Shoes
calf and Patent
Leather, sizes 3 to
5 years, choice
while they last..
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odd iloi woms Oxfords A1.39
in all leathers,
black and colors, jj
regular prices $2.50 Jr
to $3. 00 ---Choice.. T
Boys' Olive
Muleskin Shoes
Men's Olive
Muleskin Shoes
51 -M
HI-CUT
BROWN
MOOSE
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Made with double soles Goodyear Welt and
Viscailzed
'B'RAGG METRIC A JV 7 ILK COMVAfty
CLASSIFIED ADS
EVERYBODY READS THE NEWS "WANT" ADS.
REAL ESTATE SECTION LOST AND FOUND ADS
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE LIVE STOCK AND FOWLS W
"or Sale Indian Runnor
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duck 1
t'KKs. White ejfK strain. $1.00
per setting of 12. J. t. Elliott,
Wyeth, Oregon. I2-23p
For Sale Studebakor 3-inch
wavron, jrood as new. Plow,
cultivator and other small tools.
Phone 320-X. IStfc
For Sale Very reasonably, one
bedroom lounpe. Phone :?2Gk.
For Sale CH)kinn ranjre. See
Hanks Mortimer. 22-23o
For Sale-Osborne mower and
hay rake, in pood condition,
call up O.lell 17-X. 22-2oc
For Kent Modern house, corner
8th and Columbia. Apply Tele
phone Office. 20tfc
Furnished House to rent for
June, July and August. Pest
location: finest view; out of the
dust. W. H. McClain, phone
2".sL. 21-tfc
Forlient Nicely furnished front
room in private residence, fine
location, 711 Cascade Ave. 22-&lp
EMPLOYMENT COLUMN
Hood Uiver Employment Co. All
kinds of help furnished on
short notice (free to employers)
Phone Ill-Mi 11 Cascade Ave.,
W. V. Lewis, prop. 22-tfc
Wanted Position on fruit ranch
for man and wife (nochildren)
Poth experienced can furnish
reference. Address News, "A.
G.-M." 22-2op
lanted Hy married man, work
fine on Hood Kiver farm now,
a chantre to another farm. Does
all general farmwork. Address
"C." care of News. 21-2-lp
Farm Help and Perry Pickers
The HK)d Kiver Apple Growers
Union and the Davidson Emit
Company have arranged with the
Y. M. C. A. Industrial Employ
ment Agency of Portland, to fur
nish all classes of farm help, in
cluding berry pickers, for the
farmers and fruit prowers of the
Hood Kiver District during the
coming season. When you need
help either phone or write the
Union or the Davidson Emit Co.
and the calls will be promptly
forwarded to us and filled. No
charge to employers. UOtfc
Wanted -Some one to prub ten
acres on contract. Upper Val
ley. J. W. Simmons, Parkdale,
Phone Odell 27X!?. ISMSJo
Wanted Position to do peneral
housework, bepinninp latter
part of June. Address 1. L. P.
care News. 22-23p
"or Sale Saddle horse,
rv
1 1000, trustworthy for
Wi'
F
weipht
women
to handle. Phone Odell 11. 22-23p
or Hire -Steady and reliable
horse. Suitable for light farm
work at $2 per week. Thone
32T-K. 22-23c
For Sale Milch cow and sinple
horse. Inquire of W. K. Mc
Cready, Pelmont Koad. near
Planer, K. I ). 3. 22-2ip
For Sale Heavy work team at
very reasonable price. Address
Homer Kop rs, Park dale, Ore.,
phone Odell 277. 20-23p
have a jounp Jersey bull that
peldinp, weipht 12o().
2102X. Cutler Pros.
For i
C.
I am standinp at my place three
quarters of a mile west of the
ball park. Am awav from 1) un
til 11:30. M. J. Foley. 17-2 lp
For sale - One old horse, capable
of hard work, $3T: also one A-l
Phone
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or Sale S. C. K. I. Ked and S.
White Ixphorn epps for
settinp. Hoth breeds are pure
blood and are of the epp layinp
strains. Money could not buy
any better stock. The bird head
inp my best pen of Keds was
pronounced the best bird seen on
the coast this vear. Call 21)3-L
or 300. S. II. Scobee. 8tfc
For Sale-Six head of horses.
Care W. G. E. Smith. Thone
11)1 2-K. lS-21p
For Sale A fresh Durham
Shorthorn cow. Now milkinp
between 5 and C pallons daily.
Phone or write Ives & Erey, Mt.
Hood, Ore. Phone Odell 2W.
21-24c
For Sale Kidinp pony. Also
drives sinple. Sound and not
afraid of autos.
Phone
21
133.
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or Nile tpioniui urivinp or
peneral purpose horse, weipht
about 1100, handsome, kind and
pentle, hiph life and thorouphly
broken, not afraid of anythinp.
Inquire K. A. McClanathan, on
corner just south of East Harrett
Sch.H.I. 21-tfc
treatment,
Puppy horse in return
pood
Phone 227-M. 21-tf
lllantei
II for its keep. Will pive
Bee Supplies Send me yonr or
ders early and save time and
money. Evcrythinp in the bee
line. Address W. W. Dakin,
120.") Seventh St. Phone 107X.
l.r)-tfc
Ncii I iiiul nutty Jnl prlnthitf quirk-
eXITIltt'll lit t III Nl'WK olllctv
N.W.
14 of Sec. 1G, Tp 2, Kanpe U
E. Go and see it and make me
an offer. It must be sold. Ad
dress P. O. Box 539, Vancouver,
Wash. 22-25p
inted By a party livinp in
Portland a responsible party
to rent his 5 acre beannp or
chard. There are 22 acres in all,
8 of which are cleared. It lies
8 miles from town. Party rentinp
same can take as his share 23 of
crop in exchanpe for attention
to trees and soil. Address E.
Herbert, 448 11th St, Portland,
Ore. 22-24c
exchanpe one 8-room resi-
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dence, three lots, one 6-room
house, three lots, four lots across
alley, worth $G500, for fruit farm
in Hood Kiver valley. Address
Alex Service, Fairfield, Wash.
21-2Tp "
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or 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 Sale-By Arthur E. Lewis &
Son, Heal Estate. Lewiston,
Idaho. $3,000 will buy a larpe.
modern, well-built bunpalow
near State Normal School, Lew
iston, Idaho. Good reasons for
selling. Bearinp orchard in Lew
iston Orchards, Idaho, for sale.
Peaches and apples. Five acres.
Close in. One of the best tracts
nmonp hosts of fine orchards.
Speak quick before owner
changes his mind. $100, this
week, will buy three larpe lots
in Kiverview addition, Lewiston,
Idaho. Barpain. Chance for
home, parden and orchard, ltc
BUSINESS ADVERTISING
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or bale 4-room House at boo
Sherman Ave., price $1000. on
easy terms, 50x100 foot lot.
Phone 235-M. Mrs. M. Eernald.
elp
Furnished -Phone 111-M
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II for all kinds of help. Hood Kiv
er Employment Co. 11 Cascade
Ave. ltc
or Kent Garape, 8th and Col
umbia streets. Also furnished
rooms, i none zlz-M. It
or Sale Comfortable seven
room cottape in pleasant loca
tion, rour lots with trees, shrubs
and fine hedpe. Small barn at
back. See owner at 721) Hazel
Ave. 10-22p
Sale -100 Khode Island
chicks, choice of ape from
three to ten weeks. A few day
old chicks, two cocks and eipht
yearlinp hens. Also some While
Lephorn chicks ten weeks old
and one pen Barred Kocks direct
from eastern stock. All are
pure bred of the hiphest quality.
Must make room for prowinp
stock. Address L. W. Wav,
Hood Kiver, K. F. D. No. 3.
Box 33. 22-25c
For
Ked
ost Watch fob, between the
Lboat landinp and Sherman Ave.
lad monogram H. W. F."
Mease return to News office, ltp
Lost Between Columbia street
and the hospital on Monday,
ladies' pocketbook containing a
sum of money and valuable pa
pers. Please return to P. C.
l ounp s meat market. ltp
ost Belt pin of pold with
Bess" engraved on it. Find
er please return to Clarke's jew
elry store. 22-23p
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F you have not worn a Spirella
Corset you have not known
real corset satisfaction. Its pat
ented boning makes it the most
flexible, durable, comfortable,
lightest, coolest, most sanitary
corset ever made, and it perma
nently retains its shape. Ap
pointments to suit your conven
ience in your own home. Send
card or phone 118-K. Mrs. Hat
tie Castner, 272 Cascade Avenue,
next door west of Gilbert Imple
ment Co.12-tfc
akdale Greenhouses Geran-
0
iums, salvia, verbena and other
bedding plants. See the roses
in bloom this summer and have
stock reserved for Fall or next
Spring. Plants and cut flowers
at Franz's. Fletcher & Fletcher,
Hood Kiver. 19-tfc
An Aristocratic Bank.
All tbe clerks at Courts' bank in Lon
don, where the kliiR nnd members of
the royal family have accounts, must
be clean shaven and wear frock coats
during banking hours. No bank In the
world has so many aristocratic cus
tomers as Coutts'. Tractteally every
member of tbe house of lords banks at
the famous bonne In the Strand, and
no other English bank has so many
foreign aristocrats on Us books.
Not Trsinsd.
necniitlng Officer You understand
the first duty of a soldier is strict obe
dience to orders. You haven't been
used to that, have you?
Awkward-Nope that is, no, sir.
You see 1 never married. Philadelphia
Uecord.
Ths Troubls.
fjiwyer-Don't yon think I neqnltted
myself well In that trial? Friend
Very well. It Is a lty you didn't do as
much for your client. Halt linore American.
Wis and Othsrwii.
A wise mnn ncknowled'.'es his mis
takes; a fooiish one trie to convince
himself that he was right .Pittsburgh
Post
Too Much Nothing.
"Tills rlieeu- Is full tf holes," com
plained the prospective pur baser.
"Yes. sir." unld the proprietor
"That's right"
"Haven't yon got one with tho holes
full of cheese?" Louisville- Courier-Journal.
OUR WORLD A3 A MOON.
Fins Display Full Earth Would Givs
to tho Salemtei.
Wert- we irauspovied lo the planet
Venus a peculiar et of views could
be obtained of our earth, enabling us
to see ourselves, to some extent at
least, as others see us. Venus Is about
the same size us tbe eaih. Is some
what closer to tbe suu and has more
atmosphere than tbe earth. When
tbe earth aud Venus ore nearest to
gether they are. of course, on tbe same
side of the suu, and In eonsequence of
this the earth d"es not see more than
a very small part of Venus Illuminat
ed, but Venus, on the other hand, pees
all of one side of tbe earth illuminat
ed and Is therefore uble to claim she
has something that takes tbe place of
a moon, for the earth to Venus at this
time looks very lare and bright, nl
mot as much so as our moon does
to us.
If we could see all the illuminated
surface of Venus on these occasions
we should have quite a distinct sec
ond moon When we do see all of her
Illuminated surface she Is on the op
posite side of tbe sun from us and
consequently at an enormous dlstauce,
yet she is so brilliant us to prevent us
ficm seeing her surface distinctly.
I!ut to our own uioou we appear in
the best light ns a moi.n. A full earth
us seen from tbe moon, according to
Todd and other astronomers. Is a very
inspiring sUtit. It can at once be
seen why this is necessarily true. Tho
earth Is several times larger than the
moon and would appear in tbe heav
ens as a disk about fourteen times the
size of the moon It would probably
sblue with a variable light, due to tbe
shifting clouds of the earth, though
tbe light Is, of course, reflected from
the sun, and tbe reflection is due In
part to the upper surfaces of the
clouds.
Tbe outlines of the continents of the
earth appear very clearly to tbe moon
as if they were formed in papier
macbe on a globe Cities of compar
atively larce size could be made out
with ease In case observers were there
to make them out Tbe Intensity of
the reflected earth light would be ns
much as fourteen moons and would
enable the Scleultes. It such there
were, to read or work in comparative
daylight. Harper's Weekly.
Notice to Contractors
Office nf S-hrl ("ti-rk of Pistnet No. It. H.l
Ki-er. tin-iron. May ,27 l'.MJ. ShIM itimI; will
he received hen- until T 4.'- I'. M. Ton ihe llth .n
of June, l-.'U, for the rorntruetioti of n rh.l
houne in Si-bool lwtrirt No. It. Hol Kirr
county. Ore., the Itoartl reiM-rvinir the nrht to re
jeet nil I-Hi-.
Kllch t'hiiior must Hi-roniJiny hm bi.l ty a cer
titiel eheck fayal'le lo H. M. I- rum-n. t-l.-rk of the
Honnl of r.tueation for Ihatru-t No. 11. for at
hunt ten per cent of the amount of hta biI. l'hi
amount will forfoit.il to School lhatrict N-. 11
should the tmiiler fail upon the reint of the
Itonnl of r Mueation to enter into a contract with
the hiar1 to construct the work a. ler plan aivl
aiM-cihcutioii within live days after the award of
eon tract.
The Buccwful Milder will tv nviuired to fur
nish a contractor Kind in amount of not
than rl per cent of the total amount of his hut.
for the faithful performance of the work, with
two aati'.factory SuretM . or the Itond of -ome ap
proved S.-curilv t ompanv, for an amount not le-
than Ml per cent of the total amount of hm hid.
ravmentf to made a follow. Sevent-!ive
per cent of the value of the work performed dur
IMR each month to lie paid for at t he cl.we of t he
month; the final pawnent to le made upon the
completion of the work and acceptance of the
anme hy the architect and H.aid of .lucation.
IMan at-d np.-eiiicationa can tie had at the office
of Mr. Sutton on and after the 1th day of June,
Kaeh contractor takmir out n set of plans muit
deposit Kiye liollais lf.i". which amount will
lie return,! to hun uion return of the plans. In
formation furm-hiil utHMI application
II M I- U XNt IS,
ZZ-U t'lerk of the ll.rd nf Kducntion.
Qnnouncement
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We are now open for business
with fresh and cured meats.
Our goods will satisfy you and
so will our prices.
Let as show you.
Carman's fRarfiet
On the Heights
Phone 147X
The Dry Season Is Nearly Here
Look at your wagon wheels aivl see if the tires do
not need tightening. Loose tires will cause loose
spokes and otherwise damages the wheels.
Better have this work done betore you use the
wagon to haul your crop of berries.
Bring your wagon to us and let us put it in good
shape for the coming dry season.
W. G. SNOW
lSucce.-s..r to SNi'VV A. I I'.lM
I'hotie 0 k
I mirth Street
S. E. BARTMESS
Funeral Director and Practical Embalmer
KSTAM.I-lini !- Y KS
MOOD HIVtK, OHt OON
The NEWS For Printing.