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HOOD RIVER GLACIER THURSDAY OCTOBER 3, 1907
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iNnuod Evuy Thursday by
ARTHUR I). MOB. Publisher.
Term of Bubwrlpi Ion f I.W a year when
paid id aavauce.
Walla Wall 1 ir.udriea are diseouiag
lug cleanline- ly miaiog prices ob
tbetr work.
State I renin r or Sutl baa Men re
qaired by Gov. Chamberlain to In
create nil bond to couu.uuu. on ac
count of an Increase of ttate fundi i
the state treasury. .
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Whatever may bare bee a tbe motive
of a wotuun and her confederates
involve Mayoi Lane, of Portland, i
a discreditable complication, it baa
resulted in an advertising stunt tbat
trill tnrn uiuuy an actress green witb
envy.
About a dozen towns in tbe state
hive established permanent exhibit
looiiis iu which to display their pro
ducts to tbe visitor and bomeseeker,
If tbe efforts of tbe publicity commit
tee prevail, Hood Kiver will be in tbe
fxnie class.
Nearly 170,00 leaflets Inviting peo
l ie to Oiegou will bu d!stiibuted t
tbe publio sobools of Portland today
and tomonow to go out in letters
written by tbe pupils. Ibis plan
should be followed by every oommun
ity in tbe statu of Oregon.
Ihe state of Oregon lost nothing by
tbe failure of tbo O.egon Trust t Bav
ings bank, tbe deposit being covered
by a surety company, wbo bave mad
good tbe lose. It is tbe widow and
orphan, tbe working man and woman
who are not protected, who will
snllei.
The exposition font u re is being
overdone, especially in congressional
appropriations, and it will be hard for
Seattle to get any help from the na
tionul treasury. Hut there will be
big show at Seattle just tbe same, il
tho progressive oitlenns of that eu
terprlslng town have to put up all tbe
money.
Oregon City bus appointed a com
mission to revise its charter aud sub
ruit the same to a vote of tbe people
by tbe initiative and referendum act
Hood Hlver should do tbe same.
There are several provisions iu ou
obartei' which should be changed to
meet tbo needs of a growing city, and
the Booner done the better It will be
for the city's welfare.
tiugone bus made a teoord for pro
gress and has set a pattern for all the
cities under ten thousand population
for tbe entire PaoiQo coast. She hat
built a first clues bard surface pave
meat from the depot entirely through
tbe business district and has contracts
tor double that amount. Her new
electric can are equal to those to be
seen in larger cities. She bas raised
a $12,000 advertising fund and will
employ an expeit at $5000 a year to
handle ber publicity.
Tbe Eugene Uegister says it "here
and now" makei two predictions with
regard to tbe Southern Pad Ho land
Kraut In Oregon whereby it is sought
to compel the company to dispose of
Its three million acres held under tbe
grant to settlers at $2.50 per acre,
One prediction la tbat not a settler
wbo has made a filing will get tbe
laud, and the other Is that all tbe
land of any value beld by tbe corn pa
ny under tbe giant will be disposed
of one way nud another before the
government takes action lu the mat
ter. About tbe only purpore seived
by this agltution will be the benefits
derived by tbe state lu getting these
three million acres into tho hands oi
milling companies aud speculators
with not even a "look la" for the
$2.50 settler
It was a mistake lu judgment wbou
tbe state fair was not located uear tbe
biggest city in the state. The limit
of accommodations which can be pro
vided in a oity the size of Salem must
always limit tho number of admis
alons. The city of Portlaud alone
would be good for 50,000 admissions,
but it is doubtful if one tenth of tbat
number went from Poitlaud to Salem
Theie are thousands iu a large oity
who can get away for n few hour or
bait n day wbo would be glad to visit
the fair, if they could go out iu a
street oar, spend a low hours at the
fair, and get back witb a minimum of
time and expound. Many would go
every day. A largo majoi ity of this
class never get to Halem. Hundred
of tiauslents, always to be found lu a
large city, would drop an adtniuslon
lea nt tbo gates woie it convenient to
do so. Tbe location of the s'.iite fair
ut P rtlaud would probably make a
difference of $20,000 a year to tbe
fair management, tho ditforonoe be
tweeu profit and Iohs. It would moan
ii bigger advortisrmioiit to tbe state,
better buildings, and a better fair.
The fair this year at Salem was the
best ever held, and probably made
some money. It was a good fair. There
is no criticism ou tbat point, but its
location necessarily deprives it of a
large revenue wblob would naturally
go to It were it placed within fifteen
minutes' ride of 200,000 people The
Oregon state fair should be located at
Portlaud.
SENATORIAL ADVEKTISIM.
Tbe campaign of Jonathan liourne
for tbe United States senate, in 1906,
will always stand as a living demon
stration of the virtue of newspaper
advertising.
It is hoped that other aspirants to
the senatorial toga imitate Senator
Bourne's wise aud modern methods In
getting betoie the people.
Already one candidate In Oregon is
using calendar', bearing a photograph
of himself, as an advertisement. Tbl
is a most precaiions method and Is
money wasted. Tbl candidate could
talk to thousands of newspaper read
era, at tbe same cost of money and
time, through a newspaper article,
while be is talking to but ono through
a ralendar plctuie.
Every thinking Dan now reads one
or more newspaper and every votrr in
Oregon can be reached through uws
papers. Billboard advertising is not
dignified nor attractive. Senatorial
candidates, as well as grocers, or bard
ware men, can reaob the most iottlli
gent and largest number of people
through legitimate newspaper adier
Using. It is the only practical means
of publioity. All others bave failed,
East Oregonian.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL
D. McDonald went to Portland yes
terday on business.
(Jordan Bragg bas returned from
trip to South lieud, Wash.
W. II. Wilson, of The Dalles, bad
legal business In Hood Kiver teeter
day,
Prof. L. F. HendefHon. of Moscow.
Idaho, visited bis bi other, Jobu
Leland Henderson, Saturday.
The Hood Itiver Apple Vinegar Co.
are in the market for cider apples, in
any quantities, delivered at the old
hmry plant.
N. O. Hilliii'is box renteO the Hart
ley residence, aud will move in as
soun as toe colonel moves Into bis
new residence.
J he uoou Kiver Uider Mill is receiv
ing apples, pnylng $H tier ton for No. 1
and $0 for iV. 2 cider apples, dcliv
ercd at tbe mill.
Do you want one of the best 15-scre
farms in tlie valley, cheap? If so read
"My Jericho furm ad" in another col
umn. It means business. al'U-tl
The tu Moot to be dismissed by pas
tor Nutley at the Baptist church next
Sunday morning Is "A Forward
Movement." In the evening "iion-
ett Debts."
The Hood Kiver band will play nt
the fair at Tbe Dalles next Thursday,
Mood lilver day. It H though', that
boat excursion will bo arranged.
both going and coming.
Kings Dyspepsda Tablets do the work.
Momam trouble, dyspepsia, indigestion
bloating, etc. yield quickly. Two days
treatment free. Ask vour druggist for
a free trial. Hold by Kcir & Cass..
Letters tecelved from J. IC. Klnsey
aud tauilly, who nre visiting in tbe
east, say that they nie having a good
time visiting old friends aud relatives
aud will not bo buck for e couple of
week 4 yet.
Do you know that Pinesal ve Carbolisted
acts liko ft poultice In drawing out in
tlamnmtion and poison? It is antiscp
tic. For cuts, burns eczema, cracked
hands it is immediate relief. Sold by
M-ir ct i ass.,
UIUS llnl.la Wnl,.. .,.. I II .
1UIDB IllllUn TTDUDI, If I Vdlitll 17U1DI .
Ohio, arrived Thursday on a visit to
ber old school mate, Miss Una Cun
ning. She has accepted a position in
A. A. jayne'a law oiiice, mid will re
main in Hood Kiver.
mothers with imio children need no
longer fear cr up, colds or whooping
cough. Bees Laxative Cough ISprup
lasies goon, u works oil the coltl
through tbe bowels, clears tho bead.
Guaranteed. Sold bv Kelr & Cass,,
Plf.lt.lal. nUTT U,.tii,..J..., int K IIUW
mg IUUDUI .'HI. UUkUIUOV, Villi. U, liAlj.
All persons wbo came to tbe valley
prior to July 4, 1HH2, are elegible to
membership. Don't forget, at tbe K
of P. ball, and bring youl baskets
well tilled for an tld fashioned din
nor.
E. L. Smith, being solicitous for
the welfare of hid son lb-law. Dr.
Watt, yesterday on hi birthday pre
sented hi in with u flue watch. Not
that be needed wutchiug, or that be
wished mm t go ou tick, but tbat he
miuht always bo on time.
II. S. Klohmond has disponed of his
interest in Booth's Btoie, and taken a
position witb H. 11. Brugg & Co.. and
oommenced work luosdav morniuii.
S. Booth purchased Mr Kiuh-
moud'i inter ft, end will continue
tbe business as before.
Dr. Watt reports that there are ten
cases oi typhoid fever at tbe mill of
he Swau-llaiuiuiiu Lumber Co.. uear
White Salmon, probably caused from
di inking from a spring near the
camp, luo bou of W. U Demorcst
contiaoted bis disease wbilo at the
same camp.
Christina Schmidt has brouubt suit
for a divoroe auuiust Peter Sohuddt.
alleging cruel treatiueut. The latnily
have had tronhlo tor some time, mid
the defendant nud his children by a
former wife nro now iiiuuing a bakery
on the coiner of Third street and Cus
cade avenue.
Tbe llrst dance of the season for the
Tuesday evening dancing series, was
beld at tbe Odd Fellows halt Tuesday
evening. There were si couples ou
the lloor and a very fine time bad
he muslo was excellent. After the
dance about halt tho crowd indulged
n an oyster supper.
J. K. Nichols has moved his under
taking parlors Into tho buildiuii va
cated by J. II. Iloilbrnuuer. ou one
or ma lots, adjoining tho new build
ng being errtcuid, where he will con-
net tho LiislnesH until the comple
ou of the new building.
.1. E. Nichols expected to brlnu hii
lie homo from The Dalles hospital
yesterdny, but she took n turn for the
orse the llrst of tbe week, and a new
bsoess formed which it was neoessa
to remove, aud will result in her
remaiuing at the hospital for the pros
eut.
8. M. ilkins onnie up from Cor
allis last week aud left Saturday for
hieago, where be will attend the
annual mooting of tbe National L'u-
ertakers assoointiou. Mis. Wilkin
bas beeu visitliiit ber sister. Mrs. V.
Brock, for a couple of weeks, and
ill probably extern) ber visit until
tbe return of ber husband Irom tbe
east.
Fitzgerald & CurtU have taken a
ouutraol to cut tbe wood oil 40 acres
tor Whitiug & Kouudtiee, of Port
laud, on Neul crook. n.ar the MhhsI-
ker place. They went through Hood
Kiver witn a gasoline enuiue and loir
sawing much! no. They say that tbey
bave bad opportunities to out more
nod than they can do In a year, and
re seriously thinking of putting In
another outfit.
Jobn Cadtuer went to Corvallw yes
terday to Instruct tbe students in the
Hood Kiver method of packing apples
The college is giving the a'udents In
struction lu tbat line, and will teaoh
the Hood Kiver mi thod, as exempli
fied by Mr. (Vtuer. It would be
well to hold a few school ot inatiuc-
tion in Hood River. Unless iiihuv
ore learu to pdck apples iu Hoed
iver It will be a serious problem in
year or two to take oare ot the crop.
isosasnONnsaONasnNOnvosc
Infants' and Children's
Hoods
Tbe iw el lest line yon can imagine. Just ask to see
them and be convinced.
The Paris Fair
The Store That Saves You Money
New Fall Millinery
Jost received. Wa are showing a swell line of the
season's latest styles in ready trimmed Hat
for tbe Ladies.
Ladies' SilK Shirt Waists. $1.25
We have a large lot of Peau-de-Soie Silk
Shirtwaists worth $4 and $5 each. The
sleeves in these Wsiets are not just right so we
re giving you the benefit of a 5 Shirtwaist
for, each
$1.25
In all our buainesi career in Hood River
and elsewhere we have never conducted a
"fake sale" and when we tell you an article is
woith $1.00 it it not an article worth only 50c
or 75c. Anything stated in our "ads" are
cts.
We have received in the last few days thousands of dollars worth
of new Full Merchandise. We did not buy these goods early last
sumirer, but waited until the styles were settled. Then we sent
our buyer direct to the large manufacturers in all the large cities
and personally picked out the cream of the stock. I5y this method
we cannot only buy to a better advantage (and thus sell for less
money) but one can buy the proper style the styles that
the people want and thus be able to show you garments that
are right in every sense of the word. We had exceptionally good
luck in securing good reliable merchandise for our rapidly increas
ing Ladies' Garment Department. We have now on display more
Ladies' Man Tailored suits than all other Hood River stores com
bined, and can undersell them all. If you are contemplating buy
ing a suit or making one you will surely make a mistake if you do
not call and se. our line.
Ladies All Wool Suits, Braid Trimmed Silk
and Katin Lined Pleated Skirls, style up-to-the-minute
for only
$10.00
You cannot match the goods for the price ask
ed in Portland or any mail order house. Come
just to look.
Calico, the yd 5c
Outing Flanel, full width ; d 7c
Yonths' and small men's genuine lisle web
suspenders, pair
15c
Woolen Dress Patterns, new goods, worth
50c a yard, selling at the yd, SOc and 40c
Men's Leather Gloves, tbe pair , 25c
The Hood Kiver oroheslra has been
reorganized and Is now called Prof.
Beatty's orchestra. Tbe personnel
Is as follows: Prof. Beattv and Nel
son Einry, violin ; Prof Hill, cornet;
II. a. Kicbmond, clarinet; Harvey
Sluxher, trombone; O. H. Oray, dou
ble baas; Arthur Clarke, dram, traps
and bells.
Clarence Oilbeit tcok hlsCadilaoon
the boat Monday evening to Tbe
Dalles, and from tbere started for
Shaniko with II. U McAllister and
two others. They will make quite a
trip into the interior, and Clnrcnoe
has bad experience enough In driving
the machine to take them about any
where they wish to go.
Judge Henderson brought in an
ear of little yellow dent oorn yester
day whioh was raised o.i C. R. Bone'a
Willow Flat ranch, and said tbat it
was tbe first com to fully mature In
Hood Kiver valley. It is from tbe
seed propagated at tbe Idaho experi
ment station at Moscow, by Prof,
llendersou, brother of the judge, and
bas been acclimated to this country,
maturing early.
It Is rumored that tbe looal train
will be extended to Pendleton begin
ning next Sunday. This baa been or
dered by tbe railroad commission and
it is said that tbe O. I!, & K will
comply with their request. It will
necessitate the nutting on of another
full train equipment and two more
crews. This service Is needed, as the
branch lines cannot depend on con
necting with the through trains on
account rf them being to many hours
late as a i ale.
Ou the I'ibI page will be noted
some big pi .ces lecelveil lor Medford
pea.-a in Ne.v York. From reliable
sources we learn that it took tbe
product of 1400 trees to make op tbe
oarload, making the gross prioe but
little over S3 per tree. Compared
witb this Tbos. Shere this year sold
the product of three trees, of Ueurre
d'Anjou pears for 915. The treei bad
no apodal oare, were not iriggated
nd were sold around town at re
duced prices.
The third stage of the building of
the us bridge aud approach la com'
pleted. Tbe temporary top of tbe
trestle bas been removed and tbe rails
reluid, and tbe work Is now beld op
ou aooount of tbe steam (hovel being
employed elsewhere. The next move
111 be to put tbe sbovel In at Shell
Hook, this side or tbe looks, and load
small rock, wnicn will be nsed to cov
er the dirt fill, ao that it fill not be
washed out by blgb water or tbe ao
tion of tbe winter rain. It la said
that several weeks will elapse before
tbe new bridge will be used for tbe
passage of trains, and the old bridge
bandoned.
High School Notes.
The high school literary society beld
its first meetfbg last Kiiday evening
and rendered a' very appropriate pro-
grain. Meetings will be beld every
other Friday evenlug and all are wel
come.
A boys' and a girls' glee club were
organized last week. Eaob oiub will
meet twice a week aud probably ouoe
week they will meet together. Ibe
clubs bave endeavored to boo u re tbe
services of J. A. Kppiug to drill them
in this work.
The biuh school foot ball team bas
beeu practicing earnestly three and
four night a week ever since sohool
began. Tbe boys elected Prof.
MoKnight to coaob them. Plan are
under way to seoure a game with The
Dalles blgb sohool team for tbe 18th
of this mouth. Give the boys all tbe
encouragement you can and lelp
them to win.
Notice.
To all pioneers wbo came to Hood
Kiver valley prior to July i, lns'A nre
requested to attend the auuual meet
ing of said a socUtlou to be beld In
the K. of P. ball Saturday. Oct
tiring your caskets niled so we t ..o
bave a good old time dinner. Tbe i.t
ternon will be devoted to speech tank
ing aud the anuual election of-otll-
cers. Hon. Ueo. (1. Himes, secretary
ot the Oregon Historical socioty, will
bo p escut and give us a talk. Don't
forget the date, Oct 5, 1007, and all
poranna who came to the valley prior
to July 4, ism, are elegible to mem
bership. I). A. Turner, Pres.
Ueo. T. Pratbei, Seo'y.
forty-Seven Years a Jeweler.
Oct. 4, 1800, W. V. Laraway began
his apreuticeahlp in the jewelry bus
iness witb a jeweler at Beaver Dam,
Wis., just 47 years ago tomoirow.
Thirty yexra of that time Mi. Lar
away says, bus beeu takeu up almost
exclusively In optioa.
the Glacier man askei the name of
the Beaver Dam jeweler who started
"y mng" Laraway In the business,
aud found it was the same one who
sold him a weddiug ting nearly '20
years ago.
Jofia Tiuiuis.
Died, at White Salmon, Wash ,
Sept. 30, John Tim mo, aged 73 years,
7 months and 7 days.
The deceased was the father of W
1. Tlmms and Mrs. U. F. Jewett. and
came here four years ago from Bills
dale, Miob., where be had lived Huoe
he was eight year) old.
The funeral waa held at Ihe resi
dence and the remains interred In tl e
White Salmon cemetery. 'Rev. J.
Morgan I icwia otHoiated. S. E. Bart.
me is bad charge of tbe funeral ar
raugemonti
Born.
To Robt. L. and Mrs. Stanletoii.
Sept. 30, a girl
Hood River Bay.
Next Thursday. Oct. 10, will bo
Hood River day at Tbe Dalles fair,
Hood River should make a good show
ing on that day, if possible, or thoi-e
who cannot go on that duy should
visit tbe tair some time uuriug the
week. It will be held from the 81 h
to tbe 12th inclusive. Preparations
are being made tot a good fair tc
year, aod it will be wcitb going to.
The Dalles gave np their Fourth of
July oelebration this year in order to
combine their funds and attractions
for the tair, and it will no doubt be
euooess. Let Hood Kiver turn out
and give them a glud baud ouce more.
lielleu-Koud.
Mr. Perry Belleu aud Miss Ella
Rood were married at tbe residence
ot Clarenoe Shaw yesterday morning,
Rev. J. W. Jenkins oUJoiating. Only
relatives and a few intimate friends
were present at tbe ceiemouy. Tbe
groom is a son of B. F. Belieu, a for
mer resident of Hood River, and the
bride a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E.
L. Rood, ot Mt. Hood. Sbo was for
some time employed in the telephone
exchange here, and is a very etima
ble youug lady.
Mr. aud Mrs. Belieu lett on the
looal for St. Johns, Ore., where they
will make tbeir future home.
The Churches
MethodlBt Preaching at 11 a. m. and
8 p. m. Sabbath school 10 a. in.; Kp
worth L ue 7 p. m. Prayer meeiing
Thrrsda evening. All cordially invit
ed. W. C, Evans, pastor.
Episcopal services at 11 a. m. the
third Sunday in each month, conducted
by Archdeacon H. D. Chambers. Sun
day School every Sunday at 10 a. tu.
U. B. Church sabbath school, 10 a.
m. ; preaching, 11 a. in.; Y. P. C. E.
7:15 p. m.j preaching, 8:00 p. m. Prayer
meeting at 8 p. tu. VVednesday. Junior
Society Saturday at 8 p. m. All are
cordially invited to attend all or any ol
these ser loes.vPactor, J. M. Tresenriter.
Christian Chnrch Preaching services
at K. of P, Hall each Sunday evening
and at 11 a. m. each first and third Sun
day, and at Odell at 11:30 a. m. each
second and fourth Sunday. Sunday
school at 10 a. m. and Y. P. S. C. E. at
6:30 p. m. each Sunday at K. of P. Hall.
Uoruial in nation to the puplic.
W. A. Wood, Minister,
Baptist church Sunday school 0:50
eaon auuday. 'reaching 11 a. in. and
8:00 p. m. ; ml 1 week Prayer service
at 8 p. m. Wednesday evening
Rev. C. A. Nutley, Pastor
tuversiue ucntcrecmtional Church.
w. u unmore. pastor. Her vices iSuu
day at 11 a. m., Christian Endeavor
at 7 p. in., evening worship at 8 p. m.
iamoiic uiiurcn Keirui'.r services
every Sunday.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY A PARTIAL LIST
100 acres on Hood river, near Dee, some
cleared land, f 45.00 an acre to June
1st next only.
13 acres, all improved, free water, 3
miles from town, meadow and some
orchard, $4,600.00.
17H acres, 1J4 acres in English walnuts,
10 acres in 1 year old standard apple
on Hard, 15 inches of water on the
place, two miles from Hood River,
per acre, fcfiOO.
40 acres of wild land, $1,000 of timber,
8 miles out, rough, well watered,
$1,500.
80 acres in upper valley, A No. 1 apple
land, 40 tu n s nearly cleared, free
irrigating water, perncrc, $150 00
330 acres raw land, timber reserved,
under irrigation, platted in ten ncre
lots, 12 miles out in upper Hood
Kiver valley, A No. 1 apple land,
$10,000.
40 acres, all under cultivation, 35 acres
hav and pasture, S acres in 10-year
old apple orchard, acres in 3-year
old apple orchard, standard varieties,
good soil, level, good bouse and barn,
including all farm implements and
atock until June 1, 1007, $1U,0U0.
Terms, $5, 00 cash.
10 acres, all level, 9 acres under cul
tivation, lj.j acres in strawberries
500 apple trees In orchard, $3,000.
5 acres, all under cultivation, one acre
of strawberries, one acre in standard
apple orchard, sandy loam soil, level,
barn and small house, 3 miles from
Hood Kiver, $3,500.
10 acres, all under cultivation, 3i acres
in strawberries, 300 apple trees in or
chard, 8-room house, barn 30x30, 3
miles from Hood River. Price $5,000.
40 acres, IJg miles from Hood River,
rolling, good orchard land, 3 acres,
plowed, all fenced, good well, $4,000.
11 acres, 10 acres under cultivation, 9
ncres in standard orchard. Price
$3,500.
40 acres, all in standard apple orchard,
0 miles from Hood River, Price
$20,000.
15 acres, about one-half under cultiva
tion, 4,j miles from railroad, barn
and 5-room house, $4,000.
40 acres, 5 acres under cultivation, 3
acres in standard apple orchard, good
mud, 7 miles irom white Salmon,
Wn. $1000.
40 acres, some cleard, 7 miles from
Mosier, $1,000.
MISCELLANEOUS.
For Bale My ranch miles south of town
oi, the went utile, on main road, near good
cliool and church; telephone and free de
livery; 20 acre all Improved; W25 apple ireea,
atandard varieties; ' trees nine years old,
135 three yenra old, Vil two yearn, 3211 year
Hum, peacuei and (turn for family nxe.
Black berries and one acre of strawberries.
The balance clover. Ten Inches of wnler
rlirht. Price to October 20th. 110,000: Terms
easy. J. W.Jenkins, I'bone fiftl. uM
KorHale TO Head of Angora goats on ac
count of going to Portland for tbe winter.
Frank Chandler. o4
Wanted Girl for general housework.
J. E. Nlchol'. I'bone lull.
Mrs1
on
Kor Hale-Dry 4-foot oak wood.
Farmers.
Phone 417
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For Hale 17 acres of land about one and a
half miles south of the O'dell store In Hood
River valley; five acres cleared; about 200 ap
ple trees two and three years old. All Rood
land. Enquire of J. W. Jenkins. I'bone (Ml.
Team to let for their feed during winter
Address U. K. Kntrlcan or pbone 12ii. 24
Grocery store In Portland, doing cash busi
ness, trade for Hood Kiver property. Hox
im, Hood Kiver. K2V.tr
For Sale Several head ot good dairy cows.
Bruno Franx. oil
Terms can be had on all the above property at Reasonable Interest
-A Partial List
City of Hood River Property
Price $2,500.
house new, 8 rooms,
Unimproved lots, cash or on the in
stallment plan from $100 up,
Businsfs lot Main street, rents $180 a
year.
3 lots and houso,
Price $3,0110
W. J. BAKER & CO.
Ileal Estate gents,
Of Hood River, Oregon, offer the fol
lowing bargains:
No. 1. 6 acres, 1 mile from town, all
improved, all set to trees, Newtons.
Spitzenbergg and peaches, poultry
yara anu guou ouuuings. fJZoo.
No. i 24 acres half milo from town,
400 trees, 5 years old, 10 acres 1 to 3
years old, 8 acres berries, $2,000 house,
an in nign state oi cultivation, flu,
000.
No. 3. Five acres close in. 5 inches of
water, no buildings, no fruit planted,
but ground thoroughly fertilized and
very rich. Price $2,500.
No. 4. Ffteon acres, all under cultiva
tion, 5 acres 2 year old trees, 10 acres
1 year old trees. 4 acres strawberries,
set among young wees, rnce f 7,500
No. 5. Thirty acres one and one-half
miles from town, all under cultiva
tion, 4 acres orchard in full bearing,
in acres young orchard, some meadow
land and 3 acres berries, large hou-e,
very conveniently arranged. Good
barn, also good cottage on place and
an kinds small fruit, r.lt'cmc light
phone, etc. A very desirable home.
Price $15,000.
rso. 9. Six and one-half acres three
miles out, 4'b acres set to trees two
years old, peach trees set between
rows, 0-room llouse, good well and
barn, frice $2,000.
No. 10. Eight acres, same JUtance
from town, 250 4-year-old trees, also
150 young trees one year out. Three
acre of this place is suitable for early
la'rriea. Neat 6-room horse and out
buildings. Price $4,400.
This lint is si nud v a sample of what
we have to offer buyers. Call and see
our entire list. It w ill interest vou.
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Sallownesa Transformed
to Dusky Beauty
A dark ikin becomes fascinating
whea delicatel aofL un,lr,i.,l
lAl "it th radiant glow which indi
S I catasahealthy. active ikin. Robert-
be keep tbt akin refined in quality,
ksepsjioiaafrts from dogging watte
andstinralatei tat tiny capillarici to
contribute the colorwhich charms in
blonds and brunette ilikt Robert
Im is ceflaia rotectioa against tin,
wabata and freckle if tpplied be
fart eawMurt to ma or wind
(Mad liks aa Imperceptible sheen
ninii la surface, forming t
stimuli ting in preserving
aeiicat, lustrous beauty
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nOBERTINE
True to Name Nursery
Is again offering their Uotial choice stock of At)T)le. Pear
UHerry anu Jreaen trees, with reference to varieties
adapted to this locality. Uear in mind that all buds and
scions used in propagating were personally selected from
bearing trees, La.st year was all sold out November 1st.
Would suggest that orders for the coining season should
not be delayed. Address,
L'hone Farmers 3 19. H. S. GALLIGAN-
JACKSON & JACKSON,
Dealer in General Merchandise
and Lumbermen's Supplies,
Railroad Ties, Cordwood, Lumber and Cedar Posts
Free Delivery. Phono 931 HOOD KIVER, OR.
HOOD RIV Fit, OREGON
Wholesale Fruit and Produce
Fruits and Produce of All Kinds Wanted
Will pay the highest market price in cash
For Hale Three No. 1 fresh cows, part .I.t.
sey. ft years old. Your choice fifty dollars.
J. A. Heuderson, Blngen, Wash. oil
For Hale Live pheasants, Chinese, pairs
trt.00. Goldens and Silvers, fti.00 each. Mrs.
O. H. Kobblns, Route 1, Hood Kiver, Oregon.
Phone Farmers 149.
For sale (0 acres of Al fruit land in center
of valley. Easy terms. Box 038, Hood River,
Oregon. sai-tf
F-r Hale-One Jersey cow, price 840, also one
Durham cow, price .'5. Apply to H. A.
tlackelt, Route 2, Phone 88X. ol"
For Sale Having disposed of my furm I
will sell at private saU, all my household
furniture and everything else left on the place
at a bargain. First come, first served. v. E.
Neff. oil
For Sals Dr. Dumble ofTers good driving
horse cheap on account of being atrald of
automobiles. Can be seen at Fushon Htnhles
o!7
For Bale 20 acres 1 mile from Odell store,
church and school oo main road K. F. D. and
telephone line. All choice level land, 4-room
cottage, burn and good well with pump; 6
acres cleared and la fruit, balance slashed; a
splendid location. Price for ao days $4,100.
Inquire of I,ee B. Strong; Odell. oil)
Lor Bale A few very fine light Buff Leg
horns, May Cockerels from tbe noted Grebe
Poultry arils, Idaho, especially bred for
laying purposes, 200 egg strain. H. H. Keed,
East side, box 236. Route No. 1, Hood River,
Oregon. old
For Sale Household furniture, Including
stoves, carpets, etc Mrs. K. P. Matthews. 3
For 8ale Grey saddle horse; also good for
light farming. L. Struck. O10
For Bale Good gentle work horse. Will
sell cheap If bought at once. Inquire of A. o.
Johnson, Mt. Hood. Phone SX1. olo
For Bale Good Jersey cow, 2 1-2 Inch wagon,
2-seated phaeton and buggy, all for sale
cheap if taken soon. J. A. Ccok, phone
Farmers 121 x. o,t
For Bale One 2 3.4 Mitchell wagon; also a
two year old heifer, fresh In October. J. L.
GroB, R. F. D. No. 2, Hox 178. o3
For Sale IS head choice pigs, six weeks old,
at S3.00 per head. 1'hos. Calkins, Riverside
Farm. oli
Wanted.
Wanted Girl for eeneral honsewnrl.'
Dr. Dumble.
Mrs.
Wanted To rent. 6 or 7 room house, w
Nelson, Glacier office.
D.
Wanted Experienced well dleeer to dlir a
well on my place. Jack Rand. oli
Wanted, teams We want seven nr eiirh
teams to haul ties to Lyle A good road aud
no np hill: steady work all fall; 11-mllo haul;
we pay 13 cents each for 7x8 ties. Cox Hros.
uuiuuer i., Liyie, wasn. o"4
Wantd--Mcn to cut wood, fir l fin
cord. Inquli e at ranch y. mile south of Neff
switch, Mt. Hood, R. R. Telephone Furmers
077. Address J. L. Tousey. box 105. R. 1. oiT
Wanted To contract for nnfHnor itmnt s i
ricks of wood or more In Hood River valley.
Address M. Inukul, care A. Butts, Hood
River. ol?
Wanted Men to work on streets iintv
of work. Wages, t2.50 per day. Aooly to
A. i. Moe. Chairman Street Committee, or
Marshal Ganger. sltttf
Wanted Three
Rocks, or Black Langshan. Mrs. J. A. Hen
derson, Blngen, Wash. O10
Club Chop House
Asn-
RESTAURANT
Merchants' and
tamers'
DINNER
11 A.M. to 2 T.
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25c
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A SPECIALTY
T. W. DeBUSSEY
HOME
Ml YOU GOING EAST?
We can save you money on
freighting household enods.
Write as for mw ind ofhrrpanicubrf.
Oregon Auto-Dfspatch Co.
17 flKST tTHII rtUTUND. GfKGOft
BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE.
! 5-iTe near town, all improved
an I half in fruit, sunn, bearing apples,
lies line, v niy y.'tiiHl.
... i aer l iinleH out. aert-s in
I lit ;iri-rf 'inr.l, tine location and eood
piMpe; :y, . nosy terms.
: s :!. s, 2 miles out, all under
oi.iti v i. nul in apples of Iiest varie
ti ; a' "i' uildings. $4000.
i. 1HJ : 1 mile out, good location
ai d h'irlily nproved property, bearing
fi lit i'f ; d variety and the I'est ol
buildings, r S;i!u ut u bargain.
. 20 ac 6 miles out, 5 acres in 4
y - M ' balance easy clearing, for
smo on euoy terms.
6. 40 acroN 5 miles out, good apple
iann, f,i.uu.
7. 41 r '-res fi miles out, timber will
pay I r u. t, I..!.t of apple land,
only s. .
8. US ! 0 ti des out, mostly t ilia.-
We, . i t.te cifuitd, a great bargain at
oni j low.
The above are only a few saniplrw of
the bargains we have to offer. We have
a vanety ol other properties listed in all
parts ol the valley, also anything you
want in city property
Onthank til Otten
Hood River Orerfon
If a man loves a tilrl that's hid busi
ness. It a girl loved a man that's her buti
nt a .
Ifthfy v.aut to get married that's
their business
If they want to buy a farm that's our
business. J
J. il. Iieilbrouner & Co.
Wanted-Yonne ladles to learn tplenlmno
operating, short hours, pay while learning.
Apply J. W. Reld, Mgr. sis If
For Rent
For Rent-Furnished house to rent for ihe
winter. Apply to Mrs. Canfleld on Mtnle St.
Lost and Found
Notlce-laken by mistake, a straw telescope
with leather straps, from W. 8. dribble's store
some lime between the 17th aud tho 21sl of
Kept, l'srlles who took the same will please
return to the storo and oblige. Mrs 11 c
McKamey. ...'7 '
Lost-Monday, Sept. 17, at hitching post in
front of Rnmona Hotel one package of mer
chandise containing ladies dress t-oocis uliri
baby clothing. Probably p aced 111 ronir
ftiS" Keturn t0 W. Hhlpley, Phone No.
1S58 1 armors. r o1
Lost Pocket book, rontninimr tn i.-i.,,
and change, silver thimble and gold rimmed
glasses. Money tied up In handkerchief. Re
turn to H. A. Clark at the Davidson Fruit Co.
Mil rV U'urrl
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Taken un Tenm nt imru 1.. i .
Mib?;"rC,S- naK'.eJ "J P''a on or about
May .s. one llifht bav hr hnn,i.ji 1
o?hf,nrf h.1aLder' wire.c,U on ri!',t ft"" foot
Other dark bay, no brand. Right ear crop,
ped. Clarence Dunsmore, Mosier, Ore o3
Oakdale Greenhouse
Flowerinar plants. Smt p0o ;n ..
color and quantity. Now is the time to
order lulips, Crocus and other bulbs
for sprintr: Ko Pponioa pnD 1
.. , ; llliu
other shrubs. White Vvandott I.m.,.
for sale. Fletcher A Vt i-iy-.h-o
Route 1, Hood River, Ore.
It is a Well known fn.f that
living in the Pine forests do not suffer
from kidrtev diseases Ono ,i, t
T1. - . UUDD Ul
rineules at merit nsnalW mi ;,. k..i
. ' 'J I'.H l -
ache. 30 days treatment, ti on v.
...uut-jt reiunuea 11 not satisfied,
by Keir & Cass..
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