THE HOOD RIVER NEWS, 'WEDNESDAY, JULY 24, 1912
CLASSIFIED ADS.
EVERYBODY READS THE
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
Tor Sale-
Good buggy horse, ex-
Icellent for cultivating; is
sad
dler, weight 1100. J. I. More-
land, R.D.3. Phone 35-K. 29-30p
For Sale Fir and oak wood.
George C. Gladen, Oak Grove.
Phone 33G-K. 2Jtfc.
Tor Sale Studebaker 3-inch
I wagon, good as new Plow,
cultivator and other small tools
Phone 320-X. 18tfc
Tor sale-First-class 4-foot fir
wood at $4.50 a cord, immedi
ate delivery, and Oak at $5,50
for Fall delivery. Shrum Bros,
24tfc
For bale inree wagons, one
heavy and two light. Address
L. E. Look, 15th and Taylor
Streets.27.30p
For sale- Seven-room house with
modern improvements; two lots;
on easy terms or will rent on
long lease. Corner fith and Sher
man Ave. Phone 243K. 28-31c
For Sale - One top buggy, cheap.
Phone 147-K. W. A. P.rown.
30-31-p
If you want Blackberries by the
I crate, phone 3.532m 3()-31p
Tor Sale - Fine jieaches at a cent
I a pound on the place. No or
der for less than fifty pounds.
'Phone 2182-x, Howard Peeler.
30-31p
Tor Kent Six-ro o m modern
I house, close in. Inquire of
Jones, in care k ranz Hdw. Store.
30-31c
LIVE STOCK AND FOWLS
For Sale One gray horse, weight
1300, sound and true. Address
George Monroe, 3 miles south of
Parkdale.
i)-32c.
For Sale Some choice O. I. C.
young pigs. Phone 325-L, S.G.
Oxborrow, end of Belmont road.
29-30c
For Sale or Exchange for Wood
One farm team and harness,
one Mitchell wagon, one buggy.
Phone 21). Taft Transfer. 27-30p
For Sale A large, dark bay
work horse, eleven years old,
sound, about 1300 lbs. $115. Box
18 R. F.J). 1. 2!-30c
For Sale Some choice thorough
bred White leghorn Pullets.
Phone 2182-K. 28-31 p
For Sale Good fresh cow. Ad
dress Homer A. Ropers, Park
dale; telephone Odell 317. 30-31 p
For Sale Team of Mares, 0 and
7 years, 1350 each, practically
mated, sound, gentle, easily
kept, always worked together,
drive, ride, line pullers; together
with good double harness to fit.
Owners are going away for the
winter. This is the best team of
mares in the Upper Valley. Red
Cross Orchard Co., Parkdale,
Oregon. Phone 2X Odell. 30c
Don't send your team to eastern
Oregon to winter and get a
skeleton back that isn't lit to
handle your spring work. Keep
it here in the valley where you
can see it any time and see what
good shape it is in. It will not
cost you much more. We have
just put up some of the finest
grain, timothy and alfalfa hay in
the Upper Valley. We have a
big stock farm and are prepared
to Ctire for a number of teams
during the winter. We are mak
ing up our list now. If you want
your team well cared for this
winter, you had better write or
'phone at once for terms. Ives
& Frev, Mt. Hood, Or., or 'phone
Odell 208. 30-31c
REAL ESTATE SECTION
"or sale-20 acres. Willow Flat
" district. For particulars see
. Kline at Hood Kiver Gas and
Electric Co. office. 24tfc
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
Real Estate For Sale or Ex
change 20 acres good valley
land, easily cleared, with free
water. Fine, rich bottom land,
right at station on Mt. Hood K.K.
1 will sell at a bargain on easy
terms, or take house and lot,
might consider good auto. I have
2 good lots near High School will
sell on easy terms. Will build to
suit parties, or will trade on
your house and lot. See owner
N. T. Chapman, 819 June Street,
Hood Kiver. Ore. 27-30c
For Sale -5, 10 or 20 acres,
cleared or .uncleardd, in Oak
Grove district. Red shot soil.
Must sell; price cheap. Frank E.
Forsberg, Ii. D. 3. 28-30p.
NEWS "WANT" ADS.
EMPLOYMENT COLUMN
llanted-Competent girl for
1 1 cook and general housework
All modern improvements. Tw
in family. John W. Palmer,
Phoue 216-X. 29-30p
Hood Kiver Employment Co. Al
.1.. e i i p . . ,
uiurius oi neip iurnisnea on
short notice (free to employers
Phone 114-M. 11 Cascade Ave.
W. F. Lewis, prop. 22-tfc
Tarm Help and Berrv Pickers
The Hood Kiver Apple Growers
Union and the Davidson Fruit
Company have arranged with the
i. M. C. A. Industrial Emolov
ment Agency of Portland, to fur
nish all classes of farm help, in
eluding berry pickers, for the
farmers and fruit growers of the
Hood Kiver 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
charge to employers. 20tfc
W
I Man and team to plow
larrow 25 acres on my
place, at: 14 Sec. 25, Tp. 2 N..
Kange 9 East. Koads via Sut
ton s or via winans . Also, man
wanted to put few acres in straw
berries, on shares. W ill be on
place 'till Sunday night. See
me, or address Geo. W. McCoy,
304 North 20th St., Portland. 30
If y
I Wi
you nave an oiu house you
,ani raised or moved, see or
'phone J. T. Nealeigh, Hood Riv
er, Oregon. 30-tfc
Ml
IF handle reliable article. Bond
required. Address, George F,
(Jove, General Delivery. 30-31p
W
inted -Totake contracts this
fall, to work apple orchards
next year. West Side orchards
preferred. My prices cheaper
than what it will cost you to do
the work yourself. W. T. Forry,
I'hone 323-K 30-tf
BUSINESS ADVERTISING
H
me Baking - white and brown
bread, rolls, pies, cookies,
doughnuts and cakes. Tuesdays
and Saturdays. Orders solicited.
Prompt delivery. 'Phone 2122-L
Mrs. M. M. Morrison, Avalon
Way. 30-310
N
otice To those who intend can
ning rhubarb for winter it may
be of interest to know that I have
for sale a large quantity of ex
tra choice stock. Now is the
time to get it. S. G. Oxborrow,
Belmont Road. Phone 325-L.
29-30c
0
akdale Greenhouses Geran
iums, salvia, verbena and other
bedding plants. See the roses
in bloom this summer and have
stock reserved for Fall or next
Soring. Plants and cut flowers
at Franz's. Fletcher & Fletcher,
Hood River. 19-tfc
LOST AND FOUNO ADS
Lost A white embroidered crepe
shawl Wednesday evening at
Commercial Club rooms or be
tween there and Sherman Av
enue. Telephone 2-13-X. 2!)-30p
Notice to Creditors.
In tri County Court of th St( of Oreirnn for
the County of Hooil Kiver.
In the niMttnr of the estate of William Henry
William, tltveaftetl.
The unilermfrneH hnvinr ten appointed by the
( ounty l ourt of the .state or Ureyim for the
C-ntinty of Hoik Kiver, ndminiMrittrix of the es
tate of William Henry Williams, decease, notice
in tierehy given to the. ere) i torn and all ermni
hnvinff claim airainnt aiil diTeaned to pnwnl
them, verified an required by law. within nix
month aftor the publication of thin notice, to
Nnivt William at her place of residence at
Wveth, Hood Kiver county. Oregon
LoUVISA WILLIAMS.
Administratrix of the estate of William Henry
William, deceased.
I'hI.iI this 241 h dny of July. 1012.
Pate of find puhhration July 2Uh, 1912.
Oateof laM publication Aujrust Hth. lit 12.
Nolle lor Publication
our.2
IVpartmrnt of th. Interior
II. S. ljinil Office t The Dnllen, Oreiron.
July 22. lul'i
Notice in hereby iriven that SuMn C Mr Intoeh
of l'arkdnle. Oreifon. who. on June 9. l'.KW. mmle
Ilomo8tin1 Serial IMI.'I. No. 1V.S. for NK',,
Section IS. Townahip I S. Kanire ! KaKt. Willam
ette Meridian, ha tiled notice of intention to make
1 hree Y ear I roof to eHtahhsh claim to the land
.liove described, before the Kejrinter nd Received
at the II. 8. I .ami (Mice. The Ihlllea. Oreiron. on
the 2Tth day of AuiruaU
Claimant namea an witnewea:
John I'ortena Oioper, Alvia M. Anderaon.
Charlea K. Mclntoah. T. A. Harvey, all of I'ark
dale. Oreiron.
C. W. MOORK.
Remitter.
A Woman's Beauty
i( M inln very niiit'h upon tlie -lfiirii!i'f
of Iiit linlr. I am prcpiirt'il
to miike comltliiKH up to your tinier
llllll to fll Til (Mil HWttdl.tM, puffx ntnl
t'urlH untile til (tenulne human cut hair
In nny Hluitlf tlcHlrod. Tlx Iti-nnir
Merrnntllt' Co. will lit' plt'UHfil to
hIiow tlicm ninl lvt' prlct'H. Mri.
I'.vn Wooillitirn, phone lilt M.
There are some very desirable office
room a for rent In the llellbronner
Bull Jinx "t from $10 to $15 a month.
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Correspondence
CASCADE LOCKS
ine Methodist church 13 un
dertroinjf repairs.
worK was begun on the new
sidewalk last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Wickland
spent Sunday in Portland.
Mrs. Thompson of Cheboygan
Mich., is visit ng Mrs. Collins.
Mrs. Jennie JUauuen has re
turned from a visit in Portland
Mr. and Mrs. John Dunlap
are rejoicing over the birth 01 a
daughter.
A. 0. Adams, P. M., made a
flying trip to Underwood last
Wednesday.
Mrs. uark 01 liood Kiver is
visiting Mrs. H. W. Taylor 0
this place.
Andrew Vanstrom of Portland
spent Sunday in this place with
his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Burrows
are spending a few days with
Mrs. Frank Wait.
Myron Smith of Underwood,
Wash., spent Sunday with his
sister, Mrs. A. O. Adams, of this
place.
D. W. Chamberlain of Port
land spent Sunday and Monday
with Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Adams
of this place.
The Epworth League will hold
an ice cream social on the church
awn Friday, July 19. The pro
ceeds will go towards the repairs
on the church.
Rev. and Mrs. H. C. Clark at
tended the fourth quarterly con
ference of the Methodist church
at Carson Saturday, July 20.
A large number 01 town peo
ple attended the play, The Oir
of the Golden West," which was
held Saturday in a large tent,
placed near the station.
The Epworth League held
very successful ice cream social
on the church lawn Friday even
rig. The proceeds of this social
are to go towards the repairs on
the church.
Good progress on the building
of the new sidewalk has been
made within the last two weeks
and it will, in all probabilities,
be completed before long. The
sidewalk is an improvement that
has long been needed and is
greatly appreciated by all who
were accustomed to the old one,
Rev. Hoskins of Ritzville,
Wash., is spending a few days
with Mrs. G. N. Hall. He work
ed in this place at the time of
the building of the Locks and
conducted religious meetings.
which resulted in the building of
the church. He preached in the
church Sunday night and the
service was largely attended.
OAK GROVE
Mrs. R. F. Marquis and child
ren of Spokane, Wash., arevisit-
ng Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Stanton
Mrs. J. H. Sutthoff left last
week for Seattle where she will
pend several weeks.
Helen Sutthoff is visiting Miss
Edna Jackson in Portland.
Miss Frances Nelson of Albany
visiting Mr. and Mrs. L. R,
Moller.
About thirty were present to
help Charlie Sherrell celebrate
his birthday last Sunday.
Miller s gasoline baler was at
oe Hall s several days last week
waling up his big crop of hay.
E. E. Stanton celebrated his
birthday last Tuesday evening
and we understand he received
some valuable presents.
Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Gladen en
tertained a jolly crowd with a
amp fire party last week.
Mrs. Shinn of Albany, who
as been visiting her son, R. E.
Shinn, returned home Monday.
John Weaver and Frank Garth
Aicas returned last inursuay
from a trip through Central Ore
gon.
Mrs. C. M. Ravlin entertained
he West Side Bridge Club Tues-
ay afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. King
spent several days last week in
brtland.
Bob Shinn is still somewhat
excited over his encounter with
he bear, but says being in the
melight more than repays for
is temporary nervousness.
Cartl of Thanks
We licri'tiy (U-wIre to tlinnk nil who
tillered klmlly nwHlHtnnee tliirtiiK the
lllncHu ninl ilenth of otirilii tighter 11 ml
Mter, Horn Wnml.i llotiiK'irilner.
peelnl tliMtikM lire due to Mrs. Met-
n, Minn rreeinnii. Hev. Yotintf nnd
i.iNe who liirniMiien aiiioiiioinieH lor
lelr timely Nervlce.
Mil. ami Muh It. I. Oltll
A Ml I'' A Mil. V.
The NUWS tells It all
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
M 1mm I del Woodworth In ttpendliiK
the week at the (iladdea home.
A. S. Kler and wife left Ttiurmluv
for a few days' visit In Portland.
Air. anil Mm. Ku re well were pan.
MengerH tor The I)alle TueHday for a
brief vllt.
I). McDonald and funilly left Tlium
day for Cannon Beach to remain hcv-
eral weeks.
Thomas Avery, who hits leeu
spending a few days In Portland re
turned Tuesday.
Mrs. V. A. Tipton and son Warren,
of Elkton. 111., are TlsltliiK with Mr.
and Mrs. V. F. Andrews.
Mrs. J. It. Crosby and daughter
returned from a trip to l'oxt Mou
day. Clareuee Post of South Bend
uccompnnled the visitors to South
ern Oregon.
Lawrence (Jerdes, who recently
graduated from tne ti. a. ( . as a
pharmuclnt and who Is now employ
ed In the Donuell drug store at The
Dalles, visited his parents Sunday in
this city.
The following amounts have been
placed with us to Invest In first
mortgages on Improved Hood Kiver
properties: $100, $1300. $juoo, $$M,
.7H, $12."al, fUlOO, $20iM, 74.-, $.-0(,
$700, $VK). Bt'Tl.KK U.lNKINIi Co. It
David Kccles, accompanied by his
wife, spent several days In Hood
Kiver the latter part of the week
looking over the railroad and lum
bering plants of which he Is the head.
Mr. Eccles Is well pleased with the
progress of local Interests under the
sole management of Chus. T. Knrly,
who has both mill and railroad un
der his general supervision.
Councilman J. E. Kobertson was
kept on the jump Monday afternoon
setting up the cigars ou account of
the fact that the stork left a big
nine-pound girl at his home. Coun
cilman James Stranahan, who has
had a recent arrival at his home, nnd
Councilman Kotertsou engaged In
quite a vociferous argument at the
council meeting Monday night as to
which had the most youngsters. The
ouncll took no action In the matter.
Clarence Gilbert, Miss Va net team
:. M. Culbertson and wife left Mon
day for a two weeks' trip to Elk
'reek on the coust where the time
will be spent in camp life. "Jack"
came in to have the News sent to lilm
right to camp so that he might keep
n touch with all of the live things
that are happening at Hood Kiver.
We reminded Clarence that there
were snakes In that section ami he
told us that he was fixed for 'em.
Later ami latest: Well, the reporter
s upagalnst It. Since the above was
set to type Clan nee was discovered
boarding the Pullman 011 the Spo
kane Fiver west bound In company
with Ms companion, ami L. E. Tuft
wns as busy as neranberry merchant
tacking an old pair of shoes on the
Ide of the car. Well, ns the train
tilled out Clarence yelled that he
bought Taft didn't have much to
he gootl to brag about by the looks
if things these days. Well, draw
your own conclusions.
BARRETT
Mr. Hodges spent the week
end in Portland.
Miss Beatrice Boyce is visiting
friends and relatives in Portland.
Messers. Fred and Sanford
ate and families are away on a
two weeks' camping trip.
A. Smallwood and sister of
Bellingham, Wash., are the
guests of their cousin, Mrs. F.M.
'uegh.
Miss Vernis Bobbins returned
home Saturday from a visit with
her grandparent in Oregon City.
She also attended the Elks Car
nival. Mrs. Arthur Barendrick and
son, Billey, and Mrs. Ben Mor
row and daughter, Alice, left for
their homes in Portland alter a
week's visit with their aunt,
Mrs. J. J. Gibbons.
FRANKTON
Mrs. W. L. Price and Mrs.
lichard Bellamy were quite ill
the latter part of the week.
The Four Iaf Clover Club
will meet at 2:30 Thursday after-
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noon with Mrs. i. iiouen-
beck.
Mrs. J. M. Elliott and mother
isited in Wyeth Sunday.
A large delegation of Frank-
ton's fair young ladies spent a
elightful day out of doors last
hursday. 1 heir picnic was held
in M. K. iNobie s woods.
A number of neighbors and
riends of Robert Tazwell walk
ed into his home unannounced
ast Friday evening and informed
him that they had come to assist
1m over another milestone
which he had now come to in
fe's path. The refreshments
for the evening were ice cream
and cake.
The New a tells It nil.
Statistics compiled by the depart
ment of agriculture show that the pop
ulation of the country, as well as lta
number of dairy cows, baa doubled
within the past thirty five yean, the
present Dumber of the latter belnt( put
at 22.000.000. It Is a matter for Inter
estlnif conjecture Just where the 44,
000,000 dairy cows are going to come
from In the next thirty five years If
the process of elimination continues
as a result of applying the Uahcock
test However, there won't be so
many cowa needed If the star boarders
are eliminated from the herds of the
rountry.
A good deal may be done toward aug
meutlng the output of feed from the
Held of corn by sowing rape either Just
before or Just after the last cultiva
lion at the rate of about five pounds
to the acre. If the summer Is very
dry the seed will be slow In starting,
but the plants will grow runldlr wltb
the moisture and cooler wentLer of
the early fall. The rape paw hi re Is es
pecially good to those who practice
bogging down tbeir corn or turning
sheep Into the field South of latitude
42 cowpens may be used .more ad
vnntageously for the same purpose.
baring this advantage over rape that
they not only furnish good feed, but
enrlcb the well at the snnie time
NOTICE
Pronertv ownprs of HnnH Piv.
er County (outside the city limits
01 tne citv ot Hood Kiver arp
hereby notified that it is unlaw
ful to Dermit the following weeds
to grow on their premises until
they shed their bloom or form
seed: Russian thistle, the Can
ada thistle, the Chinese thistle,
or sisymbrium altissum (called
white mustard). cocklfhttrf known
as the dagger cocklebur, atris
plex argenta (called silver salt
bush). It is made the durv nf
the road supervisors of the coun
ty to observe if there are nnv of
these weeds growing in the coun
ty, and they have been instruct
ed to ascertain if the law is be
ing complied with, and, if neces
sary, to destroy these weeds at
the expense of the property own
ers.
THE COUNTY COURT.
The News for good printing.
Copeman Automatic Electric Fireless Cooker
Investigate Trice and Flat Hate
obtainable from Tobver Company
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Only One Man Makes Money
Without Advertising....
He does it at
afford to try.
keep business
HOOD RIVER NEWS
PHONE 81
.Here They Are
Another Lot of SAMPLES at
WHOLESALE PRICES
Mens and Boys' Shirts
Mens & Women's Underwear
You know how samples come, only one of
a kind, no two alike. The Underwear
comes in medium and large sizes
Mens Shirts-15, 15 and 10.
Boys' Shirts one size only-1 3
The Underwear consists of Union Suits and sep
arate garments for Men and Women Summer
Weight.
The Men's Shirts are the soft, summer weights,
regular and Auto Collars, and come in Silk, Mercer
ized and Cotton, and a few Flannel ones.
Boy's Shirts are Soft, Regular or Auto Collars.
You Know There Is a Real Saving Here
Bragg Mercantile Co.
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An advertisement in the News will
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HOOD RIVER, OREGON