THE HOOD RIVER NEWS,' WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28. 1912
CLASSIFIED ADS.
EVERYBODY READS THE
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
Tor Sale or Exchange
320 acres
I Oregon timber
182-K.
land, Phone
33-3(5p
Tor Sale Fir
and oak wood,
iCeorge C. Gladen, Oak Grove,
Phone 330-K. 23&
For sale-First-class 4-foot fir
voh1 at $4.50 a cord, immedi
ate delivery, and Oak at $5,50
for Fall delivery. Shrum Bros.
24Lfc
for Sale Milburn farm wagon,
I 2 inch, with hay rack. Good
condition. Keady to use. For
particulars Phone 27 7-M.34tfc
Tor Sale Dry pine and oak
f wood. Phone 320-X. 34-37p
Tor Sale One Schafer piano, al-
I most new, hnished in dark
oak. Also one Jersey cow. Will
be fresh about Nov. 1. Phone
251-L. J. M. Wright. 34-35p
Por Rent 8-room furnished
I house, close to High School
Call at 720 May street. 32tf
For rent Dowden Potato Digger
Has record of 2G0 bushels per
hour. Can hand work beat that?
For terms call Scott ; 'phone 111.
32tfc
Tor Rent Six-room furnished
T house, electric lights, hot water
bath, etc. Corner Sixth and Sher
man Ave. Phone 243-K.34tfc
For Rent Furnished seven room
house, electric lights, hot water
and bath. Phone 119-K. 1124
8th St.
For Sale One sprayer with hose,
andgauge complete, 1 bob sled,
1 disc harrow, 1 spike-tooth har
row, 1 kitchen cabinet, 1 plow, 1
platform scale, 1 phonograph
and splendid set of records. Ad
dress Homer A. Rogers, Park
pale. Phone 317 O.iell. 34-35p
School Roys Attention I have
barn room for stabling ten orj
twelve horses. Iiates reasonable.
W. W. Cotton. Phone 64. 34-35c
To trade 1 1-2 lots, making
I iM'autiful building site, worth
$3250, subject to landed street
improvements of $750, otherwise
free of encumbrance. Will trade
for irood vacant Hood River city
property, or good improved coun
try property. Address Rox 51)3,
Hood River, Ore. 32-35-c
I ost-One gold bracelet at Chau-
Ltaumia grounds Saturday even
inir. Finder please return to Mt.
Hood Hotel and receive suitable
reward. 35-3fp
I ost Last Thursday, a pair of
Lirold rimmed spectacles, case
stamped "Boston Optical Co.,"
somewhere between Oregon Ho
tel and Brookside ranch. Finder
please return to News office and
receive suitable reward. 35-3Gp
Great opportunity SunnysIojM?
Fruit Farm, one mile south of
Hood River Heights has for sale
leading varieties of standard ap
ple trees. I have good Jersey
milk I can deliver on Hood River
Heights; also ripe peaches. I can
mow your hay, raise or move
your house. For prices phone
218K. J. T. Nealeigh. 35tfc,
For sale - Chickering piano; may
be seen at Mt. Hood Hotel An
nex. Mrs. D. E. Rand. 35-38p
Por sale Seasoned wood, fir or
oak, delivered. J. J. Knapp,
phone 3232-X. 35tfc
For sale - Second hand road cart
cheap. See Moore's Feed Yard.
35-3Gp
For Sale -Cedar Posts. Odell
31 x3. 32-35c
LOST AND FOUND ADS
Lost - At Mr. Job Shcnpard's
funeral, an enameled English
half crown breast pin, dated
1520. Anyone returning same
to Mrs. Cordon Haskins, Odell,
will receive $5 reward. 34-35p
For Sale Ten to 20 acres, sight
ly, good soil, some crop, 2 1-2
miles from town, 10 from Hood
River, springs, close to school,
$31) an acre, easy terms. Address
X, care News. 35-3Hp
For Sale Eighteen acres Al
fruit or garden land, some
crop, 2 1-2 miles out, for $030, at
$10 a month. Hox 35, Steven
son, Wash. 35-38p
REAL ESTATE SECTION
F
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rorsale-20 acres, Willow Hat
0
district. For particulars see
. Kline at Hood River Gas and
'! ectric Co. office. 2 Itfc
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 GO-K. tfc
NEWS "WANT" ADS.
EMPLOYMENT COLUMN
lllanted Place to earn board by
II working out of school hours
by willing boy 18 years old. Ad
dress J. W., care News or phone
81. 35-3bp.
lllanted Man and wife for win-
liter on ranch wife to cook
during apple harvest. Phone
21G2-K. 35-36p
lllanted At Once A girl or loy
II tor dishwashing and kitchen
help. At the Dickinson House.
Phone 294-K. 33tfc
Wanted By a man who under
stands orchard accounting as
well as planting, pruning, spray
ing, irrigation, cultivation, etc..
wishes position as superintend
ent of orchard. Address Orch-
ardist, care Hood River News.
33-40p
Mood River Employment Co.
All
Ilkinus of
help furnished on
short notice (free to employers)
Fhone 114-M. 11 Cascade Ave.
w. F. Lewis, prop, 3Lfc
rarm tip n arm itprrv nckpra
iThe Hood River Apple Growers
Union and the Davidson Fruit
Company have arranged with the
i. 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 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
charge to employers.
20tfc
W
anted - To take 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,
Phone 323-K ?0-42p
lllanted Orchard work with
IT team or apple hauling. Ad
dress P. O. B., 54 Odell, 35-3Gp
LIVE STOCK AND FOWLS
Tor Sale Splendid farm horse,
I especially for heavy work.
Also aliout 10 cords of oak wood.
S. A. Bower, Phone 2093-M.
35-3fip
Tor sale Gentle family horse,
Igood for driving or ranch work,
also surrey and harness for sale.
Phone 191-M. 35-38c
For
nej
sale Jersey calf, heifer.
nearly two months old. R. P.
Finney, phone 1902-K. 35tfc
lllanted Fresh Jersey cow, a
Tlgood milker. . Phone PJ12-M.
35-3Gp
F
or Sale Cheap -
-A good brindle
Jersey cow.
C. K. Benton.
Phone 20G-M.
34-37c
ror Sale One black pony nine
I years old. Will sell or trade for
good double work harness. Char
lie McClure. Thone Odell 28G,
34-35p
lllanted Lady's gentle saddle
II horse about 900 lbs. Address
C. S. Brooks, Underwood, Wash
F
or Sale
Team of marcs. 6 and 7
years.
1350 each nraot ra v
mated, sound, gentle, easily kept
always worked together, drive,
rule, fine pullers; together with
good double harness to fit. Own
ers are going away lor the win
ter. This is the best team of
mares in the Upper Valley. Red
Cross Orchard Co., Parkdale.Ore.
Phone 2-X Odell. 34-35p
F
or Sale A team of young mares
weighing about 2400. Seven
years old. irue to pun ana suit
able for all around purposes. At
a bargain if purchased soon. Also
a set of harness and almost new
Studebaker spring hack, size 3
4. Address A. L. McCauley,
R.F.D. No. 2. 34-35p
orSaleRoan pony for either
riding or driving. Phone 2GG-
X. ' 33tfc
or Sale One Bay mare, 1100
lbs., sound and gentle. Works
single or double. Price $G0. Al
so ladies' riding pony, G years
old, sound and gentle. Phone
Odell 31X3. J. W. Simmons,
Parkdale. 32-35c
BUSINESS ADVERTISING
ady going east can learn some
thing to her advantage by ad
dressing 'H. D. care News.
35-30p
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
Spring. Plants and cut flowers
at Franz's. Fletcher & Fletcher,
Hood River. 19-tfc
Trusts1 Growth Has Added to
Wealth of Country
By TALCOTT WILLIAMS, Detn of School of Journalism
Columbia Unlvcrtlty
T
S economic initiative decreasing in tha United States through the
creation of exeat combinations and great corporations I One
test must be the number
the United States.
The general organization of
modern scale beean in the eighties.
in the country has grown from a
Plainly, taking the growth of
TUMTIKS OF INDIVIDUAL INITIATIVE HAVE EN
CRKASFD and not diminished.
ECONOMIC QUALITY REQUIRES
INQ OPPORTUNITY FOR ECONOMIC
OF THE COUNTRY HAS DOUBLED
GREAT CORPORATIONS BEGAN.
Stores
Monday beinir Labor Day, all
stores will
CASCADE LOCKS
Mrn. A. M, Bryant In vlnltlng rclii-
tlv,'H 1,1 "timid.
M. CoIIIiib entertained Tuemlay,
Anoint -K in honor of her hIhut,
Mr. itathiiun of Portland.
M. IMtti-liranilt piitertiiliuM the
I.adli'H' Aid on the lawn luxt Tlinru.
day. A plenle miiiper wan enjoyed
by all.
M. S. Smith of I'nderwood upent
Saturday and Sunday with Mr. and
Mrn. A. O. AdaniH.
MImh Martha Ahvlck of Portland
left Monday after upending neveral
days with Minn Vera Olln.
Mrs. Andrews returned to her home
In Portland Monday after Handing
three weeks with Mrs. II. V. Taylor.
About 40 of the friends of Mr. and
Mrs. A. (). Adams delightfully sur.
prised them at their home Saturday
evening, It helim the occasion of their
41'nd wedding anniversary. They
receive! several beautiful and useful
gifts. At a late hour delicious re
freshments Were sered.
Mr. and Mrs. II. S. Adams and
diiiiKhter Hazel, of I'nderwood. spent
Saturday and Sunday wftli Mr. and
Mrs. O. A. Adams.
Kev. and Mrs. H. ('. Clark left Mon-
day to attend the Annual Methodist
Conference.
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Kercher and
family left Sunday for I'alrvlew,
where they will reside In the future
Mrs. Will Ash Is visiting relatives
In Portland.
Professor H, C. Harter and his
sister, Miss (irace Harter, w ho are
to ,e'u'h ln ,,ur HC,'"1 for the coming
)rar ninen i eiinesiiay. vt e are
also glad to welcome their mother
and father and the other members of
the family who will reside here In the
future
There will be a short session of
M'h,wl M,n,,',v '" '
""1"" "lnr "i i "cir programs, etc
The regular session wl
start Tues-
day at the usual time.
EUGENE MAN NOT FOR SCHEME.
J. C. Ayers, of 419 Fourth street.
Kugene, Is but one of the thousands
of people of Oreson who are far from
being In sympathy with Single Tax.
"We don't want Single Tax here."
be eayi.
By
Mr, NEWELL
D Wl G II T
HILLIS,
Wife of
Famous
Nw York
Pastor
ITE most powerful cause
man nnd wifo is tho PECULIAR POSITION OF WO
M KNT in our country.
Nowhero in tho world does the young woman receive so
much ATTENTION, HOMAGE
TW0-THIRD8 OF THE ACTIONS
BY WOMEN. TO BE SURE, THE GROUND IS DESERTION, BUT IN
VESTIGATORS REPORT THAT THE CONDITIONS IN THE HOMES
WERE SUCH THAT THE MEN WERE JUSTIFIED IN THE DESER
TION. THE WIVES BEING ABSOLUTELY INCOMPETENT TO CARI
FOR A HOME PROPERLY.
. For the RAKE OF SOCIETY
cf personal nufTering should bo endured before a woman decides upon
tU extreme measure of DISSOLVINO THE MARRIAGE TTK.
of separate firms doing business in
trusts and railroad combinations on a
Since then the number of firms
million to a million and a half.
the number of firms, the OPPOR-
FAIR, EQUAL
INVESTMENT.
8INCE THE
AND INCREAS
THE WEALTH
tElQN OF THE
Closed
the
be closed
BELMONT
Mr. and Mrs. K. Harkness from II
limits have been guests at the fiullo
way home during the latter part of
last week. They have leeu traveling
for the past two months through
the West seeking health and aeon
genial locality. They will quite
likely locate ln this valley.
Mrs. Korden has leen spending a
few days In I'ortlund.
Miss Mary Matton, one of our
highly esteemed young; ladles, de
parted for Michlgau Monday morn
Ing, where she will spend the winter
w 1th her grandparents and friends.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society will meet at the home of
Mrs. C. M. Kugg Sept. 4. A program
will 1k given, followed by the election
of ollicers.
At the meeting of the Ladles' Aid
at Mrs. iallo way's the following
ollicers were elected for the coming
year: Mrs. Summervllle. president:
Mrs. K. K. Kugg, vice-president; Mrs.
(ieorge (Jalloway, Jr., secretary;
Mrs. Bishop, treasurer. A social
committee wns appointed, consist
ing of Mrs. Ramsey. Mrs. Lou (iallo
way and Miss Jessie Kugg.
Mrs. Terrle has friends visiting her
from Wisconsin. C. M. Kugg afford
ed them an opportunity of seeing
some of the beauties of the valley by
taking them out ln his car Sunday
afternoon.
W. J. Wollnm has twen nt The
Dalles for some time working at his
trade.
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholson have re
turned from the Chautauqua and
report a good time.
MOSIER DISTRICT SHIPS
CAR OF PRUNES DAILY
IC. I). Clint Meld, manager of the
Mosler Fruitgrowers' Association,
with a crew of 4(1 packers is shipping
a carload of 1(KH1 crates of prunes each
day and expects to keep this rate up
for ten days or two weeks. The rains
have added greatly to the fruit crop
and the prunes are of a much better
quality and lu greater quantity than
for many years. The Northwestern
FruP Kxchnnge Is handling the en
tire crop this year and the prices,
which are f. o. b. Mosler, are the
best that the growers have ever ob
tained for their crop.
Women Cause
Divorces
For Society's Sake Think
Twice Before Seeking
Separation
4.
for tho frequent estrangement of
AND ADULATION.
FOR DIVORCE ARE BROUGHT
nnd the state a very great amount
OAK GROVE
J. W. Church came up from
Portland to spend the week end
at Terrace Heights.
The West Side Tennis Club
will hold a singles and doubles
tournament jointly with the Ben
edict Tennis Club next Saturday,
Sunday and Monday.
Miss Bess Albright of Port
land visited her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Chas. Albright. Sunday.
George W. Simmons of Pert
land brought his car up with
him last week and, with Mrs,
Simmons, was a Chautaunua
visitor Saturday.
David L. Pierson and familv
of Portland are visitinc at the
Bowman rauch.
Miss Delia Urquhart of Port
land was here last week visitinc
her mother, Mrs. W. L. Nichols.
We all svmDathize with Mr.
Cunnincr in hia hie lnsa hv fire
Saturday.
This district was nne nf the
best represented at Chautauoua
last week.
A Woman's Beauty
)epends very much upon the ap
pearauce of her hair. I am prepared
to make combings up to your order
and to furnish swltchos, puffs and
curls made of genuine human cut hair
u auy shade desired. The Bragg
Mercantile Co. will lie pleased to
show them and give prices. Mrs.
Eva Woodburn, phone 1W-M.
Money to Loan
Amounts $."M) to $1.VK). First class
real estate security. Will also buy
mortgages for like amounts.
:i t f e Kkkh & Mkxiikiwon.
Regular Sunday excursion to Park"
dale. Pleasant trip for yourself and
friends.
PEACHES FOR SALE
Peaches for sale
for canning.
Hhone 16B. itp
THE BANNER CROCKERY
Is Here In the Banner Store
We don't let our energies "flajf,"
ther, to keep up our reputation for
selling the best Crockery of all kinds
at the lowest prices. We have full
Dinner, Tea, and Breakfast Sets, or
odd flatters, Plates, Cups, Saucers,
bowls. Pitchers, tumblers, Basins. &c,
nd all are of the finest appearance
I'd most durable quality, but we do
not exact fancy prices. Here every
day is a veritable bargain day. Noth
ing over IS cents.
THE 5, 10 and 15 CENT STORE
Heilbronner Bldg., 3rd and Cascade
T3he
Open River
Transportation
Company
Is making a round trip
rate to Portland of
$1.00 for Hop Pickers
Good until Oct. ist
Only One Man Makes Money
Without Advertising.,.,
He does it at
afford to try.
keep business
HOOD RIVER NEWS
PHONE 81
Our Prices Are Loner
We Can Sell You
3 lb. can of M. J. B. Arlington Club Coffee. ...$1.05
Postum Coffee, regular 25c, for 20
10 lb. Sack Cream Rolled Oats for. .45
10 lb. Sack Corn Meal for .30
3 Cans Milk for 25
10 Bars Good Laundry Soap for 25
Your Dollar Will Buy More at Our Store
PRICES ON FRUIT JARS ARE
Mason Pts. 55c, Qts. G5c, Half G., 85c
Economy Pts. 85c, Qts. $1.10, HalfG. $1.40
Shrams Pts. 75c, Qts. 85c, Half G. $1.30
L. H. HUGGINS
FEEDER FOR HIRE
Arrange for Date
NOW
Call WO. E.SMITH
Phone 1912-K
WOOD FOR SALE
1000 Cords, pine and fir, at head of Neal
Creek road. Yarded out. Inquire on
premises or PHONE 224-K
Pine, $2.25 a cord Fir, $2.00 a cord
RALPH ROOT, 1013 State St.
Notice oS Sheriffs (ale
Where in a certain suit then pending in the
Circuit Court of Hood River County, Oregon,
wherein Harriet McLaren waa plaintiff", and Ar
thur W. Noble and Laura A. Noble were defend
ant, an execution and order of sale was issued
thereout on Auirust 2t. upon judgment ren
dered in said eause and suit on July 1, 112, in fa
vor of the plaintiff. Harriet McLaren, and ajrainst
the defendants, Arthur W. Noble and Laura A.
Noble: which said execution and order of sale is
to me directed and commands me to sell the prop
erty hereinafter described for the purpose of sat
isfying1 said judgment which waa and ia in the
sum of $2tl.0. with interest thereon at the rate
of 7 per cent, per annum, from July I, 1112, and
the further sum of 12) 1 50, costs and disburse
ments, and the coats and disbursements incurred .
upon said writ of execution.
Notice is hereby riven therefore that m compli
ance with said execution and order of sale. I will.
on the 2Hh day of September, li12, at the hour of
II o clock a. m.. at the north front door of the
Courthouse in the City of Hood River, Hood River
County, Orejron, sell at public auction to the high
est bidder for cash in hand for the purpose of sat
isfying said judtrment and accruing costs the
following described real property to-wit:
bejrinmna at a point 19 w chains tast or the
Northwest corner of Section Thirty-five, in Town
ship Three, North of Range Ten. Last of the
Willamette Meridian, at the intersection of the
North line of aaid Section Thirty-live, and the
Fast line of a I -act of land heretofore sold William
A. Isenbenr and wife, thence South along said
Last line of I sen berg's land and a southerly con
tinuation thereof, 9.!0 chains; thence Eat
10.21 chains: thence North 9 $0 chains to
the intersection with the said North line
of Section Thirty-five; thence West along said
North line of Section Thirty-five 10 21 chains to
the place of beginning, containing ten acres mre
or lens. The same being situated in the William
Jenkins Donation Land Claim No. 3. in said sec
tion, township and range.
Reserving, however, a strip twenty feet in width
along the North line of the above described tract,
to he used for road purpose.
Dated this 2th day of Auirust. 1912.
THOS. F. JOHNSON.
Sheriff of Hood River County.
35-39 Oregon.
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An advertisement in the News will
coming your way.
Notice tor fubllcatlei
01549
Old No. 16323
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office at Portland. Oretron.
August Z3. lali
Notice ia hereby given that Charles (iray. of
Wyeth, Oregon, who on September 3, 1907, made
Homestead Entry No. 18323 and Srial No. Oltt.
for N'i NW 4. Sectitn 2 ane NljN'Kl4, Section 3,
Township 2 North. Range h East, Willamette Mer
idian, has filed notice of intention to make Final
Five Year Proof, to establish claim to the land
above described, before F. A. Bishop, a V. S.
Commissioner at his office at Hood River, Oregon,
on the 17th day of October, 1912.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Barney Conlon. of Cascade Locks. Oregon;
James Gorton. N ickolaa Stokke and Daniel Clarke,
all of Wyeth. Oregon.
H. K. HIGBY.
35-39 Register.
Notlct of Completion of Sidewalks iod Curbs
Blocks 34 and 37 Prospect Avenue
Notice is hereby given that John G. Zolls,
contractor, haa filed written notice this 2tth day
of August, 1912. of the completions of concrete
sidewalks and curbs. Blocks 34 and 37, Hood Rivrr
Proper, under his contract with the city hereto
fore made and entered into under Ordinance No.
3sS, and that the amount due for said improve
ment upon ita acceptance ia hereby stated to be
And notice is further given that any objections
to the acceptance of said work under the con
tract with the said contractor on the part of amid
City may be filed in the office of the undersigned
City Recorder by any interested party at any
time within 15 days from the date of the flrt
publication of said notice, to-wit: within 15 days
from the 2Mh day of August, 1912.
This notice is published !n the Hood River
News for two consecutive issues thereof, the
late of the first publication thereof being the 2Mb
day of August. H. L HOWE.
3o-J6 City Recorder.
MANY USERS IN HOOD RIVER VALLEY OF
OXYPATIIOUS
TRY THIS MACHINE
AND IF NOT SATISFIED RETURN
Guaranteed to cure without drugs
Paralysis, Rheumatism, Brights
Disease, Liver Troubles, Nervous
ness, Blood Poisoning, Hay Fever
L.J. GATES. 2102-K
That's Your
Uncle Sam!
CO., Inc.
HOOD RIVER, OREGON