HOOD RIVER OLAOIER THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1607.
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We must REDUCE OUR DRY GOODS so as to be able to move them in sr. Taller room, and we are REDUCING THE
PRICE on every thing in the Dry Goods line, including Shoes, Clothing, Dress Goods, Underwear, Hats, Rubber Goods, in fact,
j every thing in the Dry Goods line is reduced.
Come Early and get the Best
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CORRESPONDENCE.
ODELL.
(). H. Ebrok an i Master Klmer Kg
Kirt weut to Portland Tuesday of taut
week. Tbey visited relatives and tbe
fruit fair ami teturned to tbeir homes
io Odell Friday.
Mrs. Stanton went to Portland
Wednesday of last week fct a week'
visit witb ber sister-in-law, Mrs. Law
rence, and witb otberi relatives.
Mr. Keisohou was badness visitor
in Portland last week.
Mr. and Mis. Raawell Shelley, of
Carson, Wash., were in Udell last
week on business. Both are looking
wcll and are well pleased with tboir
looation. Mr. and Mrs. Shelley have
a wide circle of friends in Hood River
valley, who will be glad to bear that
they are meeting witb success In tbeir
new Held. Udell people are glad to
woloome tbern here at any time either
as visitors or as permanent resideuts.
Tbe woodshed at tbe cburob is com
pluted, tbe work neoessary for its con
struction having been donated, by a
few of the men and boys who attend
services here.
Wallace Young has hauled some big
loads of apples from tbe Lawienoe
Smith ranch. Une day last week be
bad 110 boxes of apples for Hood Riv
er aud on tbe return trip 4800 pounds
of freight for II. Conuaway at Udell.
Clinton Wood came home Saturday
after several days business visit In
Potlaud.
The Ladies Aid society, of Odeil,
met at the home of Mrs. Alice Poole
lunt Ibursday.
Thejmany friends of Mrs.'JM. P.
Netf will be glad to beni that she Is
in Hood River, aba and ber mother
having come 'from Portland last Fri
day. Mrs. Nell says M. P. and W. t.
Null will not go to California as was
intended, but that all will' remain In
Portland this wlntet It preseut plans
nro not changed.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Vanderbil; were
Portland visitors lust week.
V. U Caines killed a large lynx re
cently. Mrs, U. P. Odell had so far recov
erud from ber receut very seveie ill-tic-is
as to be able to bo brought borne
Iw-t week.
Clinton Wood went to Mosler Mon
day.
Mrs. 8. 1). Fisher, of Mosler, ex
penta to move here and reside witb
Iter parents this winter. J. lie obildieu
will attend Odell tohool. Misses Lur
line and Irene have been here for
Home time pupil? of our school. Mr.
Fisher is employed iu Portland and
reoeives a good salury.
J. R. Crosby and W. A. Lookmau
have been doing some Improving lu
t ho way of building.,
A good U. E. meeting last Sunday
evening is reported. J. M. Sheiley,
leader. The C. E. la planning a
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With cacti and every one dollar purchase of
THELMA PERFUME
WowillGIVK YOU
elegant little mantle or corner-curio puce.
Many of our best customers ha ve used THKLMA PEKFUMK and have
pronounced it tlie best delicate, dainty and lasting. WE KNOW IT
IS GOOD, as wo have handled it before, but in this way we are giving
away those teapots as a lit tit? gift to our best customers on perfumes.
WrE WANT TO GIVE YOU ONE. .
See these curios in our window. Also come in and look over our beauti
ful new fall line of package and bulk perfumes now on hand.
KEIR & CASS
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Thanksgiving program to be giveu at
the chnirb I hankagiviiig day in the
etoi'iug united noljcr i given that the
puce or tiino baa bren changed.
J, A. Cook Lbs a grapbapboue to
help him wil? awav the lonesome
hours as Mi Conk i.-i a.vny in Arizo
na. M.Hwthnrne has u larga amount
of lumber on the ground and will use
it in iniprou iiu-nta at "Ilazelwood
Farm."
Peter Jochiumen is hem fioni Uma
tilla for ii -titiif with bU father. P.
Jocbimsen, of Udell. Mr. Jochiiusen,
jr., Is foreman or a bridge crew iu the
employ of tbe O. R. & N. railroad.
Mis F. S. Hammond is home from
a visit in The Dalles.
UNDERWOOD.
E. C. Hamilton went to Stevenson
Wednesday morning to take teachor's
examination. We wish biin success,
as be is a good teacher.
Mrs. I'.lmu Kubards o-tmo up from
Siiiiw, Ural, lust .'.week to visit her par
ents, Mr and Mrs. F. Luthy.
T horotou & Ktuart Wood Co, or it
will be hereafter known us the Radges
Wood Co., have added reonrorceineuts
to tbeli ciiiiip, putting on thirteen
moro men and expect t? have tour
teams on the road iu a tew days. The
company expect to , put out several
thousand cords of wood.
Geo. Handle left for Portland
Wednesday morning on tbe Dalles
City. Ueorge bus been sticking to
business pretty close us it is tbe first
trip out siuco coming up last winter.
Mr. aud Mrs. C. S. True, Mr.
Horuewooil and S. Samuels came over
from Hood River last week and drove
across the country to Little White
Salmon valley to lock over some land
that Mr. True is pure ha -dug.
As Underwood lata t!i reputation
of producing tbe first hurries lot ship
ment this year, kIio will also have a
reputation for lute oucs. You should
aoe the lino ripu stritn berries Shei mau
Frederiob has on display ttt Smith's
storo. bberuiuu siiys bis-vines ate
loaded with green hcrrio and blooms.
Rev Morehouse buid set vices Sun
day ut the Cameron sobool house.
He reports u targe and an attentive
congregation. He holds services at
CbenowMb hool bonne the secoud
and f oiu tli Sundays ami the first and
third at the Cameron.
Will Stlpp made a luisine-a trip to
Tbe Dalles- Ihursdi.y of last week.
Will snys they intoud to ruu tbe mill
through the wintur if the weathet will
permit. . -
Profv Kolobk has added seme new
names to bis pay loll, muklng In nil
about '20 men iu tbe tush. Some are
making wood aud are rapidly getting
ground iu shape for orchard.
A. J.' llayues, P. Sayther, Koely,
Deuboys and Cass receivod a nioe
ihlpuuut of Idaho hay Saturday.
Squie of tbom expressed themselves us
bay bejug. a litliu high. Talk about
ECONOMY
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your spuds! If you want to see nice
ones see Emit U nit hers. He can show
ynu potatoes that will measure llxl.'l
iucbts and won t bave io look much
either.
Will Undeiwood came over from
Stlpp Bros Saturday. He waelooking
very wise ana swapping lokes witb
bis Underwood friends.
Having bad tome heavy frosts.
Claud Airsnian says bis potatoes have
e icaped so far as the vines are nice
and green.
J. Ai. Moore and Mr. Mode came
up from Portland Saturday looking
tor a mill sits aud a timber proposi
tion.
uur friend ueorge wise rnnio up
from Cbenowith on tbe Simons
Wednesday morning on business and
took in tbe sights in our oity.
J. 11. Hunt, of Hood River, went
over to Little White Salmon Wedues
day to look at land. He reports as
being well pleased.
F. Lutby, sr., made a business tiip
to tbe cruuty seat Friday returning
Suturday.
Little Louis Larson is improving
very rapidly, his fever being biukau
in el :ven days.
BARRETT.
The Hon. R. Shelley, lute proprietor
of the Little White store, now resid
ing at Carson, Waeh , whs a caller at
tbe Rocktord Thursday ot last week.
We are alwu s pleased to meet him tor
be Is one ot those men that generally
is posted ou most subjects, therefore
it is a pleastuu to meet biui. Cull
again bonotablo
R. Heath, tbe mason, will soou bo
through witb the work iu lowu, but
has a little country work yet.
Tbe Rookford man did some good
substantial road mending near the
store. Let others do a little ou the
same road then we will have just us
good a road as auy in tbe valley.
0. E. Marabaui has been cleaning
up on bis raucr, cut down me rjrusn
and briers on tbe main load, slashed
and burned a few acres north of tbe
house and in a short time will bave
the Btump puller at work.
BELMONT.
The dry fall weather bag at last
come to an end and everybody is re
joioing over tba Une rain which began
to tall during last Monday night.
Miss Daisle Atkinson left for her
borne at Morgan, Ore., on tbe local
laat Tuesday morning. She had been
visiting witb the family of II. Taylor
tor a few days.
I". U. Church finished packing ap
ples tbe first of this week. He had
some of the nicest apples that have
gone into Hood River this year.
Miss Maud Merrell took a spin from
her sohool on Mount Hood (or China
bill) last Friday evening and came
down borne to see ber parents and
friends a little wblie. She left lor her
school again Sunday at uoou. E W.
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lseuberrf sennas to be runnina a slight
opposition to tbe Alt. Hood stage.
some ot l tit jjuu;i people of our
neighborhood stent a very pleasant
even itiir one ii j last week a. L
Kaufman's to toiebiate the 11. h birth
day of Master Roy Kaufman.
A party of s-ven, consisting of Rev.
Bronson end wile, H. Taylor aud
wife. Misses Duisie Atkinson and
Kuth Couovbr and Guy Wood worth
weut from here to the Devil's Fdnob
Mow I last Monday and speut a very
pleasant day.
Tbe Home Telephone Company bave
been quite busy during tbe last few
days in this locality potting up new
poies and getting ready f r the! new
pboue line, l-'rom tbe looks ot tbeir
work fey must be Intending to stay
tor some time, we do hope that they
will give us a better seivice than tbe
old system has been giving us.
PINE GROVE
Lulu Hunt Las returned from Wash
ington. Sam Campbell is expected bon.e
from Idaho thW week.
Orva Maaiil soeut Suuduv with
friends iu Pine drove.
We are ploased to uote Miss Anna
Mohr's impioved health.
Mrs. George Littletield was Quite ill
last week ot lagrippe Dr. bumble
whs culled.
Queiy: How manv ladies may ride
iu a one seated auto?
Soaio of tbe apple packers hove
learned to tbeir sonow that ouulitv
pay 3 bettei than quantity.
Hon II. Lage is putting a oonorete
do r aud wall in his cellar.
lir. Willis Van Horn recovered
uliloieutly from ber recent aooldent
as to be able to b btougbt to ber
heme on tbe butte last Friday. Mr.
(iilt.ort brought the family out in his
auto.
Drs. Jeiikius and Wilson spent Sun
day ut E. H. Luge's. The former Is
veiy defclruu ot purchasing land iu
the vallc. '( ,
Ou Thursday afternoon of this week
the Aid society are to meet iu tbe
church lecture room to prepare woik
for the ocming bazaar.
Ibo Grange bail U rapidly Bearing
conviction. Announcement will be
made lutor enncerniug the Chautau
qua courso which will oouvene there
early in Deoembei.
Fiank and Herman Detbmnn, alter
n two weeks absence in Poitund,
came up Satuiday for a few hours
stay at tba parental borne.
The ladies Aid of Pine Grove will
unite with the llelmont ladies in giv
ing a baziiiir and chicken dinner at
tlo opera bouse in liood Liter De
comber Hi. They will be pi ased to re
ceive oonti'ibutiotis of artioles for tbe
sale at any time.
Our M'liool opened Monday morning
vith a fourth teacher at ber post ot
duty. Wo are pleased to welcome Mis9
Kauford u our midst t ud hope she
will enjoy ber tehool work here. Eaob
teucher iu tbo building will now in
truce two grades. ve believe that
this year will prove tbe banner year
for thorough, effectual work.
Owing to tbe illness of tbe pastor
no preaching services were held Sun
day, bur jf able be will preaoh here
next Sunday both morning and even
ing. While the attendance in our Sun
day 6cbool Is not so large as it should
be, much Interest is being taken in
the class work. Mnrgent Well's
dins liol li the banner tliU month tor
the hi'thest pel cent of attendance.
Mrs. Kennedy olosed tbe Sunday
school in a very Interesting mauuer,
citing an instance in tbe history .if
tbe west to correspond with the lesson
of the day.
OYSTERS PUMPKIN PIE
the Fnworth League will give a so
cial at the home of Win. Keunedy on
Tuesday evening, Novembei 20.
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-.' j i uuiiinui file pui;ii no iuukuqi unu tu
make mid oysteis will be served, lbe
proceed of tbe evening are to go to
ward 4 l aying lights for tbe churob
eli'o l ie lihti if possible.
BINGEN.
About 7 p. m. ou t'rlday, Novem
ber 1, the quietude of this village
waa disturbed by tbe piercing, though
not uh'iikI ulioiii pounds ot brass and
drum. 0,:r puaceful ind industrious
citlen? were somewhat disturbed ut
Urst, but hmi tbey were aesured that
no harm would befall them tbey treat
ed the matter ae a joke. Ihe occasion
for tini demonstratiou was nothing
more nor less then that a delegation
ofcitUous from White Salmon, no
conipHi.ied by their local band, bad
come lo lUugen to see the cars.
W. O. Wi.lty aud wire are late ar
rival ut the Maples hotel, Mr. Willey
having just returned from an extend
ed vi.-ii in Illinois aud other middle
wot kt .iles.
O. (J. lientz, of Portland, spent
Sunday with "tbe buncb of Bingen
boosters."
A. Smith, of Columbus, SVssh.,
epeut a v.eek in Bingen reoeutly. ile
etmned to bis home Friday. Mr.
Smith says liinen looks good to him
aud m ill return soou to make it his
homo. ,
Mr. aud Mrs. 0. C. Wetherell, of
Carton, are in Bingen tor the winter
Saturday evening, November 23,
Reynolds' ball, social danoa. Time,
place, evont.
L. E. Shields, of St. Paul, Minn.,
was iu town one day last week. Mi.
Shields knows something about tbe
North Bank road and the country
&, Co
thinngh which it will go, so I said
I) it tbe ooo rlacp If twenn Pasco on
om and aud Vancouver on lbe other
1 1 receive tbe greatest benefit there
frn'ii woi.l I be Btogeb. it belnit tbe
li irihutiug point tor al tU White
ndnii'o and trout Laxe count rv.
MOUNT HOOD.
Owing to tbe III health of Rev.
Brauatetter, there will be no church
services at Mt liood next Sunday.
lbe Middle Vallej mill olosed down
list Saturday W an indeflnite period.
Hcllaii Meyers returned last week
rom bis huutiug trip in eastern Ore
gon witb eleven geese to bis credit.
There was a veiy interesting meet
ing of the grange last Friday evening.
Many of tbe members turned oat and
listeiit-d ti a novel and pleasing pro
gram, which was followed as usual by
an excllent Inncb Three new names
wtrre toted on aud Mrs. Riea and Miss
Toon were taken into the grange. We
aie looking foi ward with interest to
the next meeting wbicb occurs De
cember 6.
Don't forget tbe Ihauksgiving din
ner tb ladier aie prepaiing lbe bill
of tare tbey are ditcusbiog sounds
very tempting, and In this case tbe
realization will surely be far ahead of
tbe anticipation.
W. L. Owen has moved hit familv
dewn to a house near tbe sohool so
that bis children may attend sobool.
Mrs. Robt. Leasoie has I een ouite
ill witb rheumatism foi a fortniubt.
Supervisor Jake Lenz is at work on
tbe roadi ngain.
Mao Rush is borne from eastern Or
egon for a few days.
DUKES VALLEY.
Our One weather still continues but
it looks as though it would soon be
broken by tbe gentle patter of tbe
nioistore iu the shape of rain drops.
There seems to bave been a verv
good crop of coyotes this year as they
serenade tbe Dukes Valleyites almost
every nigbt. However, tbey bave not
dene muob damage yot. It is repott
ed that tbey killed three bead of goats
ror u. it. cone and have oaptured a
few chickens fioui different parties.
Tbe people of Duk. g Vallev seem to
bave had tbeir part of iiiitfoitui u in
tbe way of losing horses. J. E. Wbis
ler was first His horse got caught on
a barbed wire fence and died. Rov
Slooooi lost a horse, but they sav
there is no grett loss without some
little gaiu, so tbey set traps and
oaugbt three coyotes that Lad come to
bid farewell to tbe remains. Mr. lav
lor alao lost a horse. Lukes Vallev is
a good plaoe for horses to die, as tbe
writer has bad bis share lu this loss,
but not recently.
Mark Uaruwon. wife and son were
in our valley week before last. Thev
have moved to Grants Pass to make
tbeir tutuie bomo.
Judge Ileuderson is in our vallev
with his surveying Instruments.
Judge thinks that ho can show some
of these old settlers how the land
lays. It may be be can for tbey are
all willing and ready to be showed if
be Is smart enough to do it.
Cbas. Stanton is thinking ot mov
ing to Vancouver,, Wash., this week.
He Is uot aura that be likes it better
than Dukes Valley, but thinks be will
try it for year and if he does be
may locate there. We regret to see
bim leave our mdist, but feel sore he
will return aga n.
John (juiooy Caruuban ut seen iu
oar valley witb a man that was look
ing for a hon e. If you waut a borne
In Dukes Valley. John Quiuoy can io
rate you on any kind of a place you
waut.
V Call for the Observance of World's
Temperance Monday.
Tbe fourth Sunday u November ot
each year has been designated World's
Sunday School Temperance Sunday.
The highest ecclesiastical bodies of
neaily all denominations have given
recognition to this day. lbe appoint
ment is also mado by tbe luternatiou
al Sunday School convention, through
the international leeeon committee,
and provision li ruadi? for a woild'u
Sund ty tcbool temperance lemon.
Tbe drink cause is world wide aud
youug people in pari ion lar should be
taught that it is a orlme against the
nation and a sin against Ood. It Is
fitting therefore that tbe subject be
presented from both national and per
sonal points ot view.
We therefore call upon all pastors,
Sunday school superintendents and
teachers to make the observauoo of
World's Sunday School Temperance
Sunday November 24, a noted occa
sion. Let it be tbo gient uunual tem
perance Held day for the Sunday
schools of tbe woild. Mrs. iVilbui F.
Crafts, Supt. Sundav tcbool depart,
meut world's W. C. T. U. Mrs. Stel
la B liwin, Supt. Sunday school de
partment national W. C. I. U. Mrs
D. J. Treibcr. Supt. S. S dep..rt
me lit, flood Klrer w. U. 1. U.
Bids Wanted for Irrigation Bunds.
Forty thousand dollars, seven pei
cent, five year gold bunds, dated Oc
tober 1, 1907, in denomination Of 8500
secured by first mortgage on East
Fork Irrigating company's system io
Hood River valley, covering ditobes,
rigbta ot way. contracts and personal
pioperty. lutereat payable semi-annually.
Bids foi all or any part of
said bonds will be received by tbe
oompany nntil Novemter 23, 1907.
Tbe right Is reserved by the oompnny
to reject any or all bids.
Address, Secretary East Fork Irri
gating Co., Hood River, Oregon.
I ittlag Tp the New Quarters.
Tbe Stewart Furniture and Bard
ware t o. aie beginning to move goods
into tbe addition just completed by
Frederick & Arnold, and Mr. Stewart
left this week for Portland to com
plete tba purchase of new goods for
tbe store. The company now bave
21,000 feet of floor spaoe, and it is
said to be tbe largest spaoe oooapivd
by any mercantile establishment iu
tbe state outside of Portland. It will
be filled fall ot new goods and these
lection offered the publio will be
equal to an; of tbe large metropol
itao stores.
Large arches are being cut through
tbe brink walls in tbe basement and
ground floor of tbe new addition to
cooneot witb tbe old store, and the
new addition has a baloony arrange
ment foi tbe display of furniture that
practically gives them an additional
tloorspaoe, or fonr floors. Tbe top
floor in the new building will be ased
for carpets, rugs, outtaios, eto , anl
an elaborate system of bangeis for
displaying logs is being installed
which will add to the oonvenienoe of
showing tbe (took, as well as to the
attractiveness ot tbe display. The
bangers will aooommodate nearly 100
of tbe large floor rugs, and are to ar
ranged that tbe entiie pattern of all
oau be seen by moving tbern alon on
iue nangera.
Tbe entire iront of tbe ground floor
on me intra street side Is plate glass,
wnioh will admit of an elegant dis
play, the glass running down to tbe
oor, wnue the balcony and upper
noor are well lighted, and tbe open
court in toe center adds to tbe pleas
ing e&ect.
The basement will be need for heaw
-and balky articles, and contains tbe
most complete mooldiog rack In tbe
state, lbe floor ot the basement Is
on a line with tbe ground floor of tbe
oeoond street side, and makes it oon
veolent to reach from that end of the
store.
Lecture Course Entertalnmeat.
lbe Uarfcer-Uowe entertainers will
appear at tbe opera bouse Tnesdav
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Ibis is tbe third in tbe Coogrega
tional Ladies Entertainment course,
lbe oompany is comDosed of Homer
Oar ber, banjo, saxophone and maglo;
voas. nowe, violin, lenor and music
al novelties; Mrs. Maude Howe, pian
ist and accompanist The nrnurmn
will Pn II U i ut r, I hnnin aavnnhnMA .Ia
lio and vocal aolos. Twenty minutes
uiagia. oanio ana aaltar duetts, anil
other instrumental combinations, In
eluding imitatious ot all sorts. Tbe
program will begin al 8:15 and no
one will be seated daring tbe rendi
tion of a number. Tickets ou tale at
Clarke's drug store Tuesday morning.
Single admisison, 75 cents; children
unaer ii, v centt.
The Churches
Methodist Episcopal ohurch A. If.
Lathrop, pastor. Publio tervioe ut 11
a. m. and 7 :30 p. m. Sunday sobool
at 10 a. m. Epworth League at 6:30
p. m. Prayer meeting on Tbursdav
evening. All cordially invited.
hpiecopal services at 11 a. m. the
third Sunday in each month, conducted
by Archdeacon II. D. Chambers. Sun.
day School every Sunday at 10 a. m.
U. B. Church Sabbath school, 10 a.
m.; preaching, 11 a. m.: Y. P. C. E.
7:15 p. m.; prcarliine,8KI0 p. m. Prayer
meeting at p. m. Wednesday. Junior
SocUty Saturday at 8 p. m. All are
cordially invited to attend all or any of
t hes ner '"w. Pastor, J. M. Tresenriter.
Christian ChurchPreaching services
at K. of P. 1 1 all each Sundav evening
and at 11 a. m. each Am 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. 8. C. E. at
6:30 p. m. a. h Sunday at K. of P. Hall.
Cordial invitation to the puplic.
W. A. Wood, Minister.
Baptist church Sunday school 9:50
eacb Sunday. Preaching 11 a, m. and
8:00 p. m. ; ml4 week Prayer service
at S p, m. Wednesday evening
Kev. u. A. Nutlev. Pastor
l;i
ersi !o Congregational Church.
1 ; I l , . r. '
W. i Uilii'.ore. pastor. Services Sun.
dn t 11 m. m., Christian Endeavor
at " p m., evening worship at 8 p. m.
(alh..ic huri'li titular services
every S.i. d v,
I'm lmi.' t M. E. Church, S. S. 10 a. m.
Pn uchii . 1 1 a. in., Epworth League
6.30 p m , 1'reaeliiiig 7 3(1 p. m. At
Cr, pi-r a. and 3rd Sundays; 3 p. . m.
At Mi noin n.-u 2nd and 4th Sundav :
3p in. '
lv. Ma-y I . ne, with the Mary Lane
Medical ai'd Surgical Institute of Port
's.1 , ti.. i dieeHcee of women and
children (xclusivcly. Maternity caws
givan special attention. Children ad
opt'tl into uood families. An nn-t.
anitaiium rnn iu connection. Suffer-
lllg WOW, 11
II do well to confer with
her. Ci't'Hi
" ' f"" correspondence
i.i. YM al. Address Mary
I , r.. "mi 5 to 14 Grand
1' "Hand, Ore. n24
absi'hi'c s
Lane ln-t
Theater I. .
Mt. Hood tooth Dowdnr. U at it. tl,
worm ai imams rimrmacv. Mminv
Hack if not satisfactory.
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'' Aug. in, mul. for the WJdSKU Kli
8E of Section I anil N W'iNEV, of Upturn
ta,'J. w-v,.i v.. R,Ke J E , W. .M an"
thai m.hi .. i will u made before the Ril.
tcr and Km-lver. at The Dal lea, Oreroo on
December 27th, l 7. '
He names the Ibllowlmi wltneaaei to iirov
his continuous residence upon and cultlva.
lion or. the land, via.; M. D. odell. R. R.
Lewla. V. P. Kemp. ailofHood River. 6 on
u2i.dai c. W. Mug UK, Rejiattr,
My Hair is
Extra Long
Feed your hair; nourish it;
give it something to live on.
Then it will stop falling, and
will grow long and heavy.
Ayer's Hair Vigor is the only
genuine hair-food you can
buy. It gives new life to the
hair-bulbs. You save what
hair you have, and get more,
too. And it keeps the scalp
clean and healthy.
The beat kind of a testimonial
"Bold for over sixty years."
KadtbvJ. O. lr Co., Lowell, JUw.
Aiao nwmreomw or
f SARSAPAR1LLA.
tiers
PILLS.
CHERRY PECTORAL.
Xewtowns field $1800 Per Acre.
Complete returns bave been received!
by Jaa. Laoey on an acre of New
towns, mention of wbiob was made a
couple of weeks ago. He marketed 791.
boxes or first grade apples, which'
brought 11698.55 He has left 50 boxes'
of seconds, a blob will sell for about
11.50 per box, and bting the total!
gross sales from one acre of Newtownsi
op to $1800. Tbe returns trom his.
three and a half acres of bearing ap
ples, all kinds, are $3801.76, for first
grade apples alone, and tbo seconl
grades will (ally pay for tbe laboi or
taking oare of tbe crop. Tbia makeai
an average of over 11000 an aciei
profit.
Stocklor.-Thede.
W. T. Stockton and Mlsi Francesi
Thede were married at high noon yes
terday, at the lepidence of Mr. and
Mis. W. II. Stewart, In tbe Darrett.
district, Rev. W. C. Gilmore officiat
ing. Tbe bride bas been making ber
borne with Mr. and Mrs. Stewart tor
several years. Mr. StooKton came
beie recently from eastern Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. Stookton will go to
housekeeping on tbe Kordeu placr,
wbicb tbey will have charge of for
tbe recent purchaser, Robt. Living
ston. Safe to Handle.
Investigators tell as
Tis tbe little things that kill.
You'li find no deadly mioiobes
On a 81000 bill.
Always was Mck.
When a man says be always was sick
troubled with a cough that lasted ull
winter what would you think if lie
should say he never was sick aftr
useing Ballard's Horehound Syrup. Such
a man exists.
Mr. J. C. Clark, Denver, Colorado,
writes: "For years I wa troubled with
a cough that would last all winter. This
cough left me in a miserable condition.
I tried Ballard's Horehound Syrup and
nave not had a sick day since. That's,
what it did for me." Sold bv Chan. N.
Clarke.
Exposure.
To cold draughts of air. to keen audi
cutting winds, sudden changes of the,
tetnpe ature, scanty clothing, undue
exposure of the throat and neck after
public speaking and sinuinz. brina oni
coughs and colds.
Ballard s Horehound SvruD iathehHt
cure. Mrs A. Barr Houston, Tex. writ-,
Jan. 81 1902: "One bottle of Ballard's
Horehound Syrup cured me of a very
uu iiwgii. ii n very pieaseant to take.
Sold by Chas. N. Clarke.
If you wLb lo save $50 to 875 when
you bay your piano, buy direct from
the factory dealer 8Dd not finm agents
or canvafsors. Several beautiful in
struments just received from Chicago
al Soule's Piano House. Secoud baud
pianos aud organs taken in exebnugu.
Balance cash or time payments.
Can you afford to trifle with eo pe i
ous a matter us to neglect a bad i old nr
cough, when for a trifling amount yi,u
can aecure a bottle of ' Hickory Bark
Cough Kumedy," that Is guaranteed to'.
turr or money reiunoeu. 1 rice i'.rv, ii'e;
and $1 00 per liottle. For aale I y Clin..
N. Clarke and dealers every where..
MOSIER
.Fruit Lands.
in large or small tracts. Some very good
land at low prices at present. Good
urowii.g ciiumui.ity. Sit miles east of
Hood River. Also homesteads and re
linquish ments. Parties wishing to buy
will do w ell to writu or see
GEO. CHAMBERLAIN,
Mofcier, Oregon
WOOD FOR SALE.
I am Prepared to famish mill and slab
wood, also other kinds of wood.
I Stave a new gasoline wood saw and am
prepared to do sawing. Also do general
team work.
FRED HOWE.