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THE HOOD RIVER NEWS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12. 1912 C LASSIFIED ADS. EVERYBODY READS THE NEWS "WANT" ADS. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE For Sale Fir and oak wood. George C. Gladen, Oak Grove. Phone 33G-K. 25tfc. For Sale Studebaker 3-inch j wagon, good as new. Plow, cultivator and other small tools. ' Phone 320-X. l?tfc 1 For Sale Osborne mower and hay rake, in good condition, call up Odell 17-X. 22-25c ; For Itent Modern house, corner 8th and Columbia. Apply Tele phone Office. 20tfc For Sale Two-seated mountain hack. First-class condition, only had it a short time; cost $118, will sell it for $90. Homer A. Rogers, Parkdale. Telephone Odell 277; 2h.24p 'or Sale Two pups, six weeks "old, one-half Airedale and fox lound, from trained dogs on both jear and cats. These dogs are first-class. L. F. Morris, box 202. 23-24p Tor rent House at the corner of I Railroad Durham and Thir teenth streets. $12 a month. Reed & Henderson, Inc. 2-ltfc Tor sale Second-hand lumber, I On or before July 1 will have for sale several thousand feet of eight-inch shiplap and dimension stuff. George Iiigler, telephone 240x. 24-27c Tor sale--First-class 4-foot fir wood at $4.50 a cord, immedi ate delivery, and Oak at $5,50 for Fall delivery. Ihrum Bros, 24tfc llanted-35 cords of 4-ft. body Hpine. Inquire Butler Uank injrCo. 24-4c EMPLOYMENT COLUMN Ulanted Competent girl for TT work at the Dickinson House Phone 294-K. 84 E. State st. 23tf Wanted -Position on fruit ranch by experienced horticulturist. Opening with chance for promo tion preferred. Address "L.A.," care of News. ltp. Wanted -Three pickers and one packer. H. P. Coburn. Tele phone 218-M. ltp Hood River Employment Co. All kinds of help furnished on short notice (free to employers) Phone 114-M. 11 Cascade Ave., W. F. I,ewis, prop. 22-tfc Wanted - Position on fruit ranch for man and wife (no children) Both exierieneed can furnish reference. Address News, "A. G. M." 22-25p Wanted - By married man, work ing on Hood River farm now, a change to another farm. Does all general farmwork. Address 'C, " careof News. 21 -24p Wanted -- ComjK'tent girl for cook and general housework Two In family. Address John W. Palmer or phone 21fx. 24 p Farm Help and Berry Pickers The Ihxxl River Apple Growers Union and the Davidson Fruit 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 lerry pickers, for the farmers and fruit growers of the Hood River District during the coming season. When you need help either phone or write the Union or the Davidson Fruit Co. and the calls will be promptly forwarded to us and filled. No charire to employers. 20tfc , LI VE STOCK AND FOWLS For Fale One second-hand team harness and saddle. Phone 215K. 24-25p Wanted To buy a horse weigh ing about 1 100 lbs., single driver. Address A. Hukari, Phone 1812-M. 23-,P I have a young Jersey bull that I am standing at my place three quarters of a mile west of the ball park. Am away from 9 un til 11:30. M. J. Foley. 17-24 p For sale One old horse, capable of hard work, $35: also one A-l gelding, weight 1250. Phone 2102X. Cutler Bros. I7tfc Bee Supplies-Send me yonr or ders early and save time and money. Everything in the bee line. Address W. W. Dak in, 1205 Seventh St. Phone 107X. 15-tfc I urniHhcd Apartments We hnve furntlu'cl npiirtim iiln to rent ovit Itwtl nml IIciicIithoii'm ollU'i', $:t) it month, Im linllritf Unlit, wntT nml fuel. Iiupiln nml Mt'iidiTMon, Inc. 1-tf LOST AND FOUND ADS Lost One tail lamp and license No. 218 on Odell road, West Side. Finder please return to Dr. Brosius. 24tfc REAL ESTATE SECTION ror saIe-20 acres Willow Flat district. For particulars see Kline at Hood River Gas and Electric Co. office. 24tfc rorSale-The S 12 of the N.W fl4 of Sec. 16, Tp 2. Range H tu oo and see it and make me an offer. It must be sold. Ad dress P. 0. Box 539, Vancouver, Wash. 22-25p lianteu ty a party living in II Portland a responsible party to rent his 5 acre bearing or chard. There are 22 acres in all, 8 of which are cleared. It lies 8 miles from town. Party renting same can take as his share 23 of crop in exchange for attention to trees and soil. Address F, Herbert, 418 11th St, Portland, Ore. 22-24c To exchange one 8-room resi- Idence, three lots, one 6-room house; three lots, four lots across alley, worth $6500, for fruit farm in Hood River valley. Address Alex Service, Fairfield, Wash 21-2.jp Tor Sale 230 acresof land, from $50.00 per acre up. Will sel 20-acre tract with part in trees, C. J. Calkins. Phone 50-K. tfc Will Exchange 5 acres. 3 acres in 3-year-old trees. New 5- room house, well finished. Val ue $4000 for Washington, Oregon or California property. Would prefer logged off land. Write P. O. Box 202, Hood River, Ore pon. 23-26p F you have not worn a Spirella I 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 flakdale Greenhouses Geran Uiums, salvia, verbena and other bedding plants. See the roses in bloom this summer and have stock reserved for Fall or next Spring. Tlants and cut flowers at Franz's. Fletcher & Fletcher, Hood River. 19-tfc llelp Furnished -Phone 114-M nfor all kinds of help. Hood Riv er Employment Co. 11 Cascade Ave. ltc ror Rent Garage, 8th and Col- lumbia streets. Also furnished rooms, Phone 242-M. It OAK GROVE Mrs. Ivy Robb and Miss Fran ces Smith of Ft. Fairfield, Maine, spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Vv. L. King. Mrs. King accompanied them to Portland Monday. Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Litherland of Portland spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. rrank Schuler. Mr. Litherland is Mr. Schuler's brother-in-law. Mrs. P. H. Carroll of Portland spent Saturday and Sunday with her son, Phil. Misses Ellen Lace and Valia Vichner, from the Lower Colum bia, are helping Mr. English with his strawberries. Miss Mary Irwin, who has been in attendance at the Oregon Agricultural College, returned Saturday evening. Miss Grace Leary was the guest of Miss Gertrude Irwin over Sunday. The dance at the Oak Grove Hall Friday evening was a suc cess and enjoyed by all those present. Another dance will be given Thursday evening of this week in the hall. Art Cunning of Cooks, Wash., spent several days last week with his brother, H. A. Cunning. John Burling of Portland spent Saturday and Sunday at the Alle gheny Ranch as the guest of f rancis Irwin. The West Side Tennis Club, in conjunction with the Hood River Tennis Club, held a tournament Sunday with a delegation repre senting The Dalles on the local courts. Ihe Hood River loys came out ahead in the matches played. LOCAL AND PERSONAL I. I). Parktlm left yetttrriliiy to make bin home In Lou Allele. ,Ir. K L. Keottee anil hodii, Howard and Ii'iimhHI, are Portland vIhUoth thin week. WIth. Dr. Dumlile and Mm. ('. T. Karly are anionic the carnival vlxlt orn In the Hone City thin week. While working nt the Apple Grow er' I'lilon one ntght, lant week, Her man It. Tenj;el HUHtnlned a cruHhed toe. Mr. and Mr. A. Welch and daugh ter of Portland were here Sunday. Mr. Welch Ih IntereBted In the Hydro KU'ctrlc Company. Hoy 1. McDowell went to Portland yexterday for a couple of days to meet an aunt from MiiHHiu'liiiHtttH, who In on a trip Went. Dr. .f. F. Shaw In undergoing treatment nt St. Vincent's Honpltal at Portland He thU week renlgned as county health olllcer. Mrs. A. j. Page and sou lieruard and Miss Iali Itruwn went to Port land yesterday to spend a few days during the carnival season. Mrs. It. L. Knowlden of Provo, I'tah, accompanied y her three chil dren, arrived Monday to visit her brother, It. D. Twelves, In the I'pper Valley. An evening party was given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Crltes Saturday evening In honor of Mrs. Crltes sister. Miss (irlllltb, who Is her guest from Washington, D. C. A new guest arrived at the Hotel Oregon Friday In the shnpeof a nine pound boy. which the stork brought to Mr. and Mrs. (ieorge James. Mr. .lames Is night clerk at the hotel. Carl Kent and Will Baker were In the Albert Hotel at The Dalles Sun day night when the building cuught tire. They made a hasty exit Into the street along w ith a score of other guests, all of whom were In extreme ly scnuty, negligee uttlre. The fire was extinguished lefore much dam age was done. Fred Hies and August Peterson, arrested on the charge of demolish ing the contents of John Hies' bouse In the Mt. Hood district, had a pre liminary hearing tiefore Justice A. ('. Buck the last of the week and were bound over to the grand jury at f-'.0 cash bond each. Kverythlng break able In the house was destroyed. It Is ulleged that Fred and John Hies have had differences and the charge Is made that the malicious destruc tion of the furniture was a result of this hard feeling. Dance A social dance will lie held at Pine Urove (irnnge hall Frldav evening. June 14th. Vogel"s four-piece orches tra, will furnish the music. A jollv good time fi;r everybody. Would you hitch four horses to a single buggy Of course not and it's just as wasteful to use a four-cylinder automobile when the single-cylinder Brush Runabout will do your work. And it will do your work. A Brush Runabout will cover three times the area possible with your horse and buggy in the same time and do it at less expense. The Brush Runabout $A R0 A guaranteed, efficient automobile I J J A four-cylinder car consumes two or three times the gasolene and oil used by a single cylinder Brush and the cost of maintaining and operating the four-cylinder car is six to eight times as much. The Brush costs only one cent a mile to operate. The winner of an Economy Con test drove his Brush 100 miles at a total cost of 39 cents another ran 43.4 miles on one gallon of gasolene. As one of many instances of its wonderful durability, a Brush owner states after 10 months' usage that he has driven his car 10,000 miles, with no expense for repairs of any kind. J. F. Till: m:i(iurs iooselwrries for canning. i. . Hobbfns, Phone liM-'-K. l'1 :, A market for cull and Held picked berries has Is-en secured by the Union. For Hent Seven-room house, $12 a month. Inquire of Heed & Hemlt-r-son. Inc. '.'J tic Mrs. Truman Butler and children are spending a couple of weeks with relatives at Centralla, Wash. An Ice cream Boclal will be given Friday evening, June 11, on the Vn. ley Christian church lawn by tiie I'lillatheas and Loyal Sons. Don't miss the launch ex'-ursion on Wednesday and Sunday evenings at & o'clock. The greatest thing ot the season. Capt. A. D. Trleber. J. A. Kpplng and family li ft yester day on nn automobile trip to Bend anil other CeutraJ Orrgon points. They expect ti begone about two weeks. Floyd Arnold left Monday for Win lock, Wash., where Ills marriage to Miss Laura Male Mutrle of that place will occur today at the homo of tier pnreuts, Mr. and Mrs. A. Mut rle. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold expect to be lu Portland to Bee the Hose Carni val and will return here the last of the week. They will make their home at No. 1009 Sherman Avenue, which Mr. Arnold has purchased and furnished In readiness to receive hts bride. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold first fell victims to Cupid's darts fuiii- years ago while both were attending a Portland business college. Several Portland people have been recent guests at Mrs. Alum Howe's. Mrs. L. Samuels returned to the city Saturday, after having spent a couple of weeks. Miss Mallte Kllin ger has arrived to spend a month. Mrs. H. V. Taylor and daughter Constance were here last week. Mrs:. W. L. Paterson and little daughter have arrived to spend a month. H. W. Messer, with his mother and aunt, Mrs. Kennedy, the latter ac companied by her two children, have arrived from Palo Alto, Cat, for a visit. Mr. and Mrs. Henry McCall are expected from Portland today. Mrs. McCall Is a daughter of Thomas Lawson. MARRIED liHISI OI.I. COONS A pretty wedding was celebrated Sunday morning at" o'clock when Lawrence Drlscoll and Mrs. Let ha Coons were uulted In matrimony. The ceremony was performed nt her home In the presence of a few rela tives and Mends. Kev. John H. Ilar greaves otliclated. After the cere mony a delicious wedding breakfast wus served. The happy couple left for Portland, where they will see the Itose Festival, after which they will spend their honeymoon at the sea shore. They expect to return In about two weeks. Both are popu lar young people of the city and many friends will extend best wishes for happiness and prosperity. ore r4 The advantages of the single-cy'.indei economy, efficiency and simplicity have long been recognized in Europe, where they make single-cylinder c.irs costing five to eight times as much as the Brush. The Brush is a real automobile, as highly developed on a smaller pl.m as expensive large cars. Each car is equipped with shock absorbing devices under the Truffa.il'.-H irt ford patents, top, storm front, gas lamps, generator, tools, etc. Come in and see this car. Let us show you how it will save you time and money and increase your business. VOLSTORFF 1216 C. Street nooi) COMMITTEE FOR THE FOURTH APPOINTED At a meeting of citizens held at the Commercial Club Monday evening a committee ol seven wis appointed to make arrangements for the local cel ebration of the Fourth of July. This committee Is composed ns follows: Mayor K. . Blaiichar, chairman; J. H. Hetlbroliuer, (ieorge Thompson, Frank Cram, Arthur Clarke, c. 11. Vatighan and C. F. (illbert. It was the sense of the meeting that u good, rousing celebration should be held here this year. Several expressed themselves upon the matter. V. C. Brock struck a popular chord when he declareed that patriotism. If noth ing else, demauded that Hood lUver should no longer continue to neglect the Nation's birthday. Hood Hlver has uot celebrated the Fourth In three years. The committee Is ulready working out plans for the proper observance of the duy. Miss Florence Perkins of Cooks, Wash., who has been visiting her aunt. Miss Laura Wallace, here for the past month, was married to Mark D. Campbell of Portland at the latter city Wednesday. The are on nn extended honeymoon to Se attle and British Columbia and will make their home In Portland. Christian and .Missionary Alliance Sunday school at 'J:i', II. ('. I Metz, superintendent. Preaching at II a. m. Young People's meeting at 7:l"i p. m. Evangelistic service at p. in. Prayer meeting Thursday evening at ":4."i. These are full liospel meetings Our motto, Jesus Univ. All are cor dially luvited. W. I Kirk, Castor. Borrower Please Return Somebody has carried off the only bench In the library park on State and Uak streets. As the ladles are sparing no trouble In Improving this property for the city's use. they un sure that the thoughtless ones will return the bench. FRANKTON Claire Larson of Dee is visit ing with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs- John Ilinrichs. Walter Ilinrichs of Crook coun ty has been a recent visitor at the home of his parents here. Miss Helen Absten came up from Portland Sunday for a week's visit with the home folk. Mrs. Hugh Elliott and children returned from a month's visit with relatives at Spokane, Wash. Miss Alma Absten went to Portland Monday to visit with her sister, Mrs. Wm. Schlecrel. and enjoy the Rose Carnival. The little Gordon boys of Wy eth were visiting at the home of Robert Elliott the first of the week. o Fullr Equipped, t.o.b. Detroit K i.k, ori:uo . .-J . , FINDS JUNE DROP HEAVY; CROP ESTIMATE REVISED If P fnvulcnn wKir rr.nfl that the local apple crop this year will be close to the mOlion lox mark, says that he has found the June drop to have been heavy in certain sections of the valley during the past few days. As a result he has revised his es timate to the extent that he now believes it is possible that the crop may not total more than 750.000 boxes. SILK RELIABLE GOODS y i v- -s ' 1 Well Known Lines We Carry In Stock: MUNSINGWEAR for Ladies and Children . . NIAGARA MAID-Silk Gloves for Ladies . . ARMOR PLATE HOSE Men, women and Children JACKSON and WARN ER'SCorsets and Brassieres "ESKAY" Real Kid Gloves for Ladies .... COOPER,S"---Closed Krotch Union Suits for Men B. V. D. and POROSKNIT Underw'r-Men & Boys MA LLORY Cravennetted Hats, soft & stiff, for men HANAN'S FINE SHOES for Ladies and Men JOHN KELLEY'S Shoes and Low Shoes for Ladies MINNEHAHA ACROBAT --Shs for Children PENDLETON WOOLEN MILLS Robes & Blankets and many more at... Bragg Mercantile Co. Every Beauty Needs These Everything that could be done to make VIOLET DULCE TALCUM POWDEK better than any other Talcum has been done. Its a marvel of daintv elesrance. Exquisitively fragrant, tine, and smooth '...Price ! i i ly lb. bar 15c. 2 bars for 25c CARL A. PLATH DRUGGIST The JfexCl&L Store White Salmon Ferry Wo wish to announce to our scoured a landing just north side of the river. DEAN & SHEPLAB, Ferrymen s. e:. bartmess Funeral Director and Practical Embalmer I S I'ACI.ISM HI I YKAILt MOOD HIVEH, OHEOON BARN AND PACKING HOUSE FOR F. H. BLACKMAN DONE J. M. Wrllit. who li;il tin- con tract fur I 1 1 1 1 1 1 ii lc ix linrii an. I uu k liii; liouw mi Hit" pr jTty nvently punliiiMt-.l ly 1'n. I II. I'.lurkinnii from V. WIik lu ll, ChiIhIh iI tln IhiIM InvtliU WHfk. Tin- ImtMtiiir Ih IV.'x 1.' fi't-t In Mlztv Thf jini-klmr mum Ik .'SL'xLN feet iiinl the irt l n uei n i liam U 1 Ix'.'s. For Sale Four -room Imiixe loent eil ut ."." Sherman Avenue. l.uti Iihi. Frlee $1ihhi. F,i-v term. M . M. I'eriuiM. 1'huiie Sl'i M. L'tMe HOSE Lisle sole, toe andheel garter proof lisle top For Ladies Black, White, Tan For Men Tan, Navy, Bl'k, Green The.se silk Hose wear well and stand washing .... Infant's Silk Hose 45c REASONABLY PRICED Beauties soft 25c Rose Harmony Glycerine Soap Is the soap of soaps for Toilet and Hath. It is neutral soap, especially designed for those with deli cate complexions. Its use is a refined pleasure: its elfect is a delijrht to the most fastidious. .-J t J patrons that wo have of the station on this 50c j Violet DuiJ J
