The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, February 06, 1908, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextHOOD EIVER GLACIER, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1908, Snob Bfowr (Slarirr lMaed Every Thursday by ARTHUR D. ME. PubHsbsr. Terms of PnbTp1!oo-l JO year wben paid In advance. 7 be Tygh Valley Bee U dead. Long live the Uufur Dispatch. Big cargoes of lumber are leaving Portlaud to be used la the oonstrao tOD of the Paaama canal. A grooer with aufflclent capital to do a large credit business can Bnd a good opening at Dukea Valley, ac cording to our correspondent Every poultry raiser In the state should secuie a oopy ot "The Poultry Industry In Oregon," thtlatett bulle tin Issued by the Oregon Agricultural College. A number of Eastern people are anxiom to establisb banks in Oiegon, particularly those with a capital 0 Irom $15,000 to 125,000, with the new comer putting in from 15,000 to 115, 000. February 22 has been selected as "Rose Planting Day" at Portland. Five thousand bushel will be planted that day in the City parka and it is confidently beliered that fifty thous and more will be pot out in the yards i nd gardens of Portland and vicinity. At the pectaT school eleotlon last Friday there were 74 otea cast in favor of bonding the district to build a new school bouse and U against. While there was a light vote cast, yet it was tnticn larger than that usually cast at school elebtions. Sufficient funds have been piovided to build a One bluh school building of twelve rooms, in addition to retiring the outstanding school bonds. Wblie it adils to the debt of the oommunity, it is one of the best investments we can make. Good schools are necea sarv to the prospeiity of any place end Hood Elver will keep pace with the most progressive cities In this re gard. - lue Commercial Club banquet last Friday evening was probably the Isrg est of its kind ever given In Hood River. Compared with the oooaslon of a year ago, it was over double In size. It was the Intention of the ottl- oers of the club to limit the number In attendance only to the seating ca puulty if the hall and the largest ball in the city was engaged (or the pur pose. Ibe result! of the banquet have amply repaid the elforts of the man agement, aa well hi the expense, and thia Bunnnl event will be made a feat ure ot the organization in this city. Hood Kiver is proud to meet the emi nent mea of the state in the city and glitd to have them with ua on these oooaeions. Ibe publicity given to the event, and. to Hood River in gen eral, ou aocouL't of the banquet, again heralds our advantages to the world and la but an Incident In the work of the Commercial Club lu its efforts to work for a greater Hood River. Comments of Looker-on. The special services at the M. E. Church were ended last Thursday night with grant success. Dr. Lathrop when Interviewed by oar reporter said that be bad never been in;a oiiurob where they gave bim suou loyal support as they did bere and be was verv muoh pleased with the results. During the meeting 47 were added to the church and since Ucto ber, when Dr. Lathrop came, 61 have joined the church. The servloes .are made very interesting to both the abrlstlau and unbeliever and the ser mous are oilap, ireBh, breezy thoughts that somehow or other atilke a man right at the heart and stay there and din'tdioo otf. The Sunday sobool is taking on new vigor and last Sun dav 100 were iresent. iney nave oood corns of ushers at the door and everyone who goes Into the church is grasped by tLe band and told "to come bhbIu." If a stianger feels blue anil lonesome after he leaves, is his ovu iuult, because no one b i Has auv tlaM to complain of oolduess af ter the cordial treatment be receives at the ohuroh. TRAGEDY ON THE NORTH BANK Geo. Uunn, alias T. Smith, was shot and Instantly killed by U. M. Kay mond. a bartender, at Pottei'a dock, below Collins, on the Washington aide. Tuesday noon. It appears that a crowd of laborers on the North Bank road were in the place diinklng and had become boist erous, when the bartender refused them any more liquor. They resolved to have one more drink and shook dice for it. Oue of the men laid down a dollar to pay for the drink, wbeu one ot the number grabbed the money and rut it in bis pocket. Ibe bar tender grabbed a pieoe of lead pipe which he had under the counter and ran arouud from behind the bar, but It was taken away from bim and the crowd pushed uim back behind ,the bar. (iunn then ei abort a bottle and made a move to throw it at Raymond, when the latte pricked up a revolver and shot Uunn through the breast He dronned to the floor and expired One oi the rrewd immediately made I is escape, but the others wtre de I lined and the whole crowd ariested. A ourouer's Jury was empaneled and J'aynioud exonoruted on the ground 1 1 self defense. B. K. Harmless was tent for to prepare the body for burial i, nd the fuuerul was held renter day i.fternoon. A friend of the dead man said that Cuiid bad been going under the name i f I. Smith and that be bad an non viable discharge from the British navy, having Berved nearly four years on the British niau-of-sar, Sutlei, having left the service March 18, liKXj, at Portsmouth, Eng. lie I bought that bis home was in Lon don, but did not know the address of uuy of his relatives. Friends ot Uunn say tb' t the Brit ib consul will be asked to hsve Ray inond tried for murder, notwith standing the aotlon of the ooroner's jury. QUESTION BOX Questions relating to the Kitchen or Home by our iiibseribers will be an swered in this column. Address letters to Sally l.itrt, rare Glacier, Mood River, Oregon To the housewives who read Ibe Glacier: If our editor baa asked me to start a new department v. bleb 1 hope will be a benefit to os all. .' Any question that comes up In the kitchen or home that 1 can answe- J will very cheerfully do so. Any sug gestions wbiob our readers have to offer will be very greatly appreciated. Not very many queitioos have come in this week, but we bope that you will help the editor and myself to make this column a successful one. Your names will not be mentioned, so that yon may ask any question you Un, kootriog tnnt u win be Kept a secret between Sally Lee and your self. Address all your letter to Sally Lee, U lac lei Office, Hood River, Ore. 1 bave tried so many ways for keep ing eatables warm after they have been taken np, but always bave I hem, especially meat and vege'ables, brown ed and baked to a crisp. What can 1 do to prevent tbist Mis. U. A. W. Mrs. O. A. W.-Try Bllim a long, shallow pan balf full of water, put wooden tlats across it and put your platter ot meat on it In tbe oven. Ibe beat ot the oeu will cause tbe water to steam and you will Had that you can keep eatables hot and as tas ty hs when (ney were llrtt taken up by doing this. My little boy lias frequent attack ot croup in tbe night. Can yr.u Ml me what io do until tie doctor oomes? Alice O. Alice U. (Jet son o pure vaueliue from your druggist. Melt one tea spoonfoul over a lamp and gite it to him. He will bave relief immediately and in many Instance this method being used there wai uo need of a pbysiolan's oulL My little girl's white felt hat is very dirty. It Is too early to get her a spring one and 1 don't ieel that J cud afford another one this winter. Cau you give me a remedy? Mrs. J. A. II. Mrs. J. A. 11. -Take hII tbe trim ming oft tbe hat. put it lu a taige pan dish pan would do put about five pounds of yellow oorn meal in the pan, take an ordinary 1U cent brunt) and give the bat a oorn meal scrub. You will find it will leave tbe hat olean and the corn meal dirty, This method will also clean some kiuds of straw hats. I bave new silk ombrelln, but by an aocldent It was out by a knife end there la a slit about two inches long. t bate to patch it. Cau you advise me?-Mrs. R. A. W. Mrs. K. A. W. Take a pleoe of black court plaster, out it the length of the tear and about one-fourth of au tnoh wide, and paste it on the Inside. You will find this will not show aud will prevent leaks My husband's father, who lives with us, la old and feeble, and very often spills his oollee cn tbe table cl'.ith 1 hate to (l.utwn the cloth each time and still more dislike to put a tray cloth over tbe spot Cau you suggest something? Mrs. A. B.L. Mrs. A. B. I .- i'Mke an ordinary soup plate, put It under tbe spot on tbe table, pour boiling water on it and the stain will disappear like magic. Romove tbe plate, put a piece of white blotting paper undet the stain aud when it Is almost dry take a warm Iron and press out tbe wrinkles. You will find this only takes a few minutes and takes less time thun changing the olotb each time. Lobster Croquettes. (By Request of Reader.; Mix tbe minced contents of a can of lobster with tbiee tablespoonftils of butter, t wo beaten eggs, half cup nt dried orumba, lemon juioe, salt aud cayenne to taste. Make a cupful ot white sauce, stir it Into tbe lobster mixture and oook until very thick, then et aside until cold aud stllf. Form into pear shaped croquettes, roll each in cracker dust, then in beaten eggs, then in more cracker dust aud set lu the ice, or io a cool plaoe, until ready to fry. Fry in deep fat to a good brown. Serve with slic ed lemon. Nome Practical Hints. Borax ou pantry shelves and Q. ore, paper covered, pmvents roaches. Add a few dropi of vanilla to apple sauce, as It Improves tiro flavor. When you aro baking, spread a few newspapers mi the Hoop in front nt the table and 'you will find I hat you will bave a clean Door when yi u in e through. Health Notes. Honey eating is oue ot the moat certain and ngreeabla ways of getting rat. Beet tea and meat broth are not appropriate In diarrhoea. They are apt to cause lndlgostlou and inlium uihtion. Wbeu bread Is given to children un der a year aud a halt old It should be t-Ilood very thtu, buttered lightly and Klven In small Quantities. If bedrooms are very cold, a large lamp kect burning gives a more uni form beat than a lire and is less expensive. When suffering with ohllbluln woolen gloves aud atookiugs ought to be worn in winter aud great care should be taken when tbe bands and feet are very oold not to warm hem in frout ot a Hie, but roll them gently until some ot the warmth leturus. Diiuking a glass of water lu which a tableepoonful of corn meal has been allowed to soak tor a few minutes, regularly, tbree times a day, will help to clear tbe complexion. Tincture of arnica is l bo best op plication foi Bpraius and I. miaou. Do not sleep with tbe arms above tbe head, which eames additional straiu on the circulation of the blood toward the heart. Menu Sunday. BREAKFAST Cerehl with Figs Creamed Lamb on Toast Rolls and Collee DINNER Tomato soup Fried Chicken Green Feu Croquettes, Potatoes Tomato Salad Peach Short Cake Cnttee SUPPER Oyster Stew Lettuce Peoau Cake Tea tireen Pea Croquette, Put foul rounding tablespooufuls of butter in a sauce pan : when melted, add four rounding tablcspooofuls of flour and stii li : then turn in cue quart of hot mik nnd halt a teaepooo fol i f suit, one-fourth ot teaspoon ful of pepper, cook until thick; then add one pint of cooked peas; turn TRY A STAR HAT For yourself or the boys. Guar anteed to give satisfaction. Made by Rothschilds Hat Co. MEN'S and BOYS' CLOTHING We have placed on our bargain table about 8" Suits of Clothes for men and bovs brok en lots. These are reduced from our regu lar prices from 20 to 50 mating them the biggest bargains yet offered. About all sizes, good weight goods, and 1907 styles. Men's mmfi tf tf CC Hn(l suilsin this lot " p4f tjd, f 0 up onto greased plates and when cold form dessert spoonfuls into cro quettes, dip In eggs, crumb and fry In deep, smoking hot fat. Each week a iti mu will be published for Uunday, which will aid tbe house keeper to plan ahead, and one recipe will be given from tbe menu. Improvement at White Hslmen. White Salmon is all rigbt yet. The company that las been formed to pu: lu the oleotrio light plant will pnt In a large pluut to tuinixh power for other industries and there will be other industries that will need power all right. The proprittors of the meat market bave organized a com pany to put in an Ice plant and we uuderftand this company has pur chased property on which tc locate tbe plant. A capitalist was up from fortlaud a few days a.-o to we about building a trolley line from tbe dook via the depot to Wblta Salmon, aud made tbe proposition tbat if our citi zens would take iOOOO worth ot stook it would be put in. Tbe amount was subscribed in balf aj hour. It ceema at this time that all these improve ments are act rally assured to us and tbat tbey will actually be put lu dur ing tbe cuu.fng summer. With these improvements completed aod some work on the sdee a, wbiob must be doue anyway, White Salmon will be a fairly up to date town in anotbei year. Not ouly are these Improve ments to be made duriug tbe next year, but the town a goiug to hate a more rapid growth than ever before. At leant too new stores, tarrying diflere t lines ot goods from any we now have, will bo estuhlisbed here in the neai future, to or more new brick hulliiiiivs aro now assured. With all then- tlili.gs in eight and tbe completion oi tbe North Rank rail road near at baud, tbe future looks very bright to the people of this oom munity, lu spite ot tbe ptedictloua of hard times, which seem likely to be verified in tbe ori-t rn part of tbe country. In fact this place bag but little to fear from a peilod of depres sion, even should it extend over the uotthwest, wbiob seems unlikely. Agricultural regions, and especially fruit sections, are always tb least affected by such occurrences. . There la ulways a beavy demand for high class fruit, and White Halmou pro ducer the best tbat cau be rained. As the town is supported by tbe great vulley behind it, there is no duugi r of a slump in real estate, or a oenaa'ioo of building activity here. In f.ict it looks aa though White Sal mon is going to bave a more rapid giowtb than evei before duviug tbe coming spring and summer, and many of our optimistic oltlzeus con fidently predict tbat th population of tbe town will reach tbe oue thous and mark before another year, and tbat in a short time it will become what its natural advantages and tbe progressive spii It of its citizens en titles it to be tbe metropolis of the north bank. White Salmon will be the first town of iU size In this sec tion to bave a first-class electric light system and should tbe trolley line to the depot be built, wbiob it undoubt edly will in another year or so at lend, we will bave transportation fa ilitloi far superior to any other plaoe along tbe liver. Mtb all these things in sight there is no reason to feel penalmisliu aud the number ot knock ers in tbe oommunity ii growing steadily less. Knterpiise. 'fire beet re eclv known today for all Mtonnicb tri-nbh'H is Kodol, which is mruranU-e.l to iiive pioirrpt relief. It i ;i niiturul digCMtui.t; it digests what vou cat, it is pleasant to take. Solif by Keir & C&iw. Tliat Telephone Question Pine Clrove, Feb. 3 Editor Glacier: In regard to that telephone question which has been agitated so mucb lal lv. we herewith send you tbe rescl tion adoptel by Pine Urove Orange February 1, 1W8: Hesolved, That we, tbe members f Pine (Jiove Cr uge No P ofl pledge our bearty support to tie Home Telephone Company in any tali and business-like proposition. Kdward K Lage, Worthy Master. Zen Miller, Worthy Beoietary. Osier Sends ( holoroform. Albion, Miob., Keb. 4.-Dr. Will iam Ofler, the noted eoienti-it, now connected with Oxford university, wbo was credited with tbe statement that men over 00 years old were me lees cucumbers of the ground i od ouuht to be removed, his font to each of two old friuda here a boCle of choloroform to help them celebiate their sixtieth birthday tnmoirow. The recipients of the suggestive pies- euts are i)elos rail, professor a mi llion college and delegate to the con- stitutlonul convention, and bis twin brother, Do Witt rail, of Jackson. Kodol is a ecientillrprepaintion of veg etable acids with natural diaee'ants vid contains the came juice found in a icall hv ftnmarh ki-h doae Will il - gest morn than 3,000 grains of g''l food. Sold bv Keir & Cace. Will lied cate Aerr Hall. Tbe new Orange ball at Orangt Park will be dedicated Tuesday afie uoon with appropriate ceremonies State Master Austin Huxt n, SUte Lectuier Clara II. Waldo aud State Secretary Mia Mary Howard will le piesent and have charge of tbeoeie mouies. In tbe atteinoon there wiil be an opeu meeting and will be lo1- lowed by a supper in tbe evening. Die committee extends a cordix! invitation for all tbe Orangers in tbe valley to be present, and their friend nil! also be Relcom. liy order of Dedication Committee Tbe old Pennsylvania Luth Pnnknrd rcr..inuieiHi9 "Hickory tsars vougii if-- . Also a full line of . . . Prioes... Remedy." Guaranteed to cure your rough, and guaranteed to be pire Made from the bark of ti e shell bark or white hickory tree. Kor sale by Chas. N. Clarke and all dealfra ivervwherr. The Cbnrenet U. II. Cburth Sabbath school, 10 S nr.; preaching, 11 a. u..; V. I'. C. K 0:30 p.m.; Evangelistic services, 7:' p. m. Midweek prsver meeting, Wednesday, 7 :30 p. m. Everybody in vited. J. It. Parker, pastor. Baptist Church C. A. JCutley, Pas tor. Sunday services at 11 . ni. ai.d 7;45 p. m. Sunday school, a' 0-.50 a ni. F. G. Coe, Snpt. Young Pe. pl 8 meet ing, 7 p. m. Monday, 7 p- ni., Yoiihk Men's Alert Club. Tuesday, 7 p. nr., Y. P. Chriet'au Culture C'aae. Wednra day 7:30 p. ni., Prayer meeting Thurs day p. m., Ladies' Aid or Mieseui Cir cle. Baptist Churob- "Singular Saori floe" ia to be tbe topio at tbe Baptist church next SundBy morning. In tbe evening, "Lessons from tbe Life ol Abraham Lloooln. " Riverside Congregational Church, W. C Qilmoro, pastor. . Services Sun day at 11 a. m., Christian Endeavor at 7 p. m., evening worship at 8 p. m Catholic Church Kegular eerviru every Sunday. Belmont M. E. Church, 8. S. 10 a. m. Preaching It a. m., Epworili league 6.30 p. nr , Preaching 7.30 p m, At Crapper 1st and 3rd Sunday; 3 p. nt. At Menoin nee 2nd and 4th 6undayn; 3 p. in. Evangelist 1'. II. Winter will prckrb to men only at tbe BeLuoot M. E. church next Sunday afternoon,' fVh runr 9. Subject, "tThe Modern Sun -son.'' . ,r , . M. E. Churob. Subjects for Sun day: A. m.. "Tbe Treasures of the Snow." P. m., "What God las in Man's Heart." All cordially vited. Set in- Announcement. District Attorney. W. P. MYERS, Laidlaw, Oregon, is a candidate for DHrict Attorney 'or the seventh 'judicial district. Subject to tbe action of the republican voters in the primary election. FRED W. W I IsON Subject to the approval of the voters of Wiuti-o and Crook counties, my candidacy for the republican nomination for district at torney of the seventh judicial district is announced. If nominated and elected I shall endeavor to faithfully diecliarge the duties of the1 ollice as provided hv law.-Fred W Wilr-on. County Clerk. F. K. ANGLE, f The Dalle, is a candidate for tbe office of County Clerk for Wasco county. Subject to the ac tion ol the republican voters in the pri mary election. - ASA G. 8TOGSDILL. I' hereby an nounce myself as a candidate for County Time to Act. Don't Walt for the Fatal Stages of Kidney Illness. Profit by Hood River People's Experiences. Occasional attacks ot backache, irreg ular urination, headaches and dizzy spells, are common early symptoms of kidney disorders. It s an error to no -lect these ills. The attacks may pses on tot a time, but return with greater intensity. If there are ewuptoms of dropsy puffy swellings below the eyes bloating of limbs and ankles, or any part of the body, don't delay a minute Begin taking Doan's Kidney Pit's, and keep up the treatment until the kidne are well, whet: vour oi l time hcalili and vigor will return. Cures in Hood ltiver prove the effective ue of this great kidney remedy. .. .. Wm. lioorman, Sherman street, Hood Kiver, Oregon, says: "1 was feeun auite miserable when I heuan usi-i? Doan's Kidney Pills, but I am glad to say tnat they qnickty curtd me ol the complaint. My kidneys were very weak and the secretions gave me a great deal of annoyance, as they were entirely too tree in action. My back was verv lame and caused me much Buffering whenev er 1 bent over or attempted to regain a correct position. Doan's Kidney Pills cured me of all this suffering and it gives me pleasure to recommend them to others." For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cts. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States. . Ke member the name Doan's and take no other. No Extra Charge for Bald Headed People at W. D. ROGERS' STUDIO &e Paris Fair Gfto Store that Saves You Money fci.0imJti2 w. carry a fine I of Work Glnvea foriuen. I v. r i li ilifTYrent kinds and at) lee in all kinds of leathers. Uluvea that have stood the test and we know to be good. Pric s from a good, beavy muleekin OC naif up ",,e Kaunt,et Ski 7 glove for wt d pdll gl.ive, i enuine buck, for '?' Gloves & Mittens tJTSTZ. 15c, 25c, 50c Ork of Waeco county, Oregon, subject to the decieion ol t ) voters of tbe re publican party U the primaries to be neld April 17, 1908 Aea G. 8tKedill. ! Cnlonlxt Bates r riu Eaatera Point to Pad fie Coaat. On ale diily from March lt to April , :! lb, 198, to all O. Ii. A N. main line , and branch point, diri'stm, $38.00; i Milwaukee, 38.00: iiluoiiiinmon 136.50; Peoria, 3il OS; St. Louis, f 1(5 60; Mem i nhi, $39.(15; KanftsCitv. Iavenworth, Atctiieoii, M. .losepli, S.muo; Council Bluffs and i mnha, $30 00; Hioux City, $31 95; St. PhuUu ' Minneapolis, f3 ..00. Deposits can be made at tbe O. R. A N. station fur any tickets from any ol of the points mentioned above. For further information call on or write Wm. M. McMi'rray, J. H. Kredkii y, Gen. Pass. Auent, Agent, Portland, (re. Hood Kiver. Niagara Spray. We will bave a carina I of Niagara Spray for Hood Rirer oust initrs uext ur Contest - Opened Feb. 1 with a good number of starters and we want everybody to have a chance at it. - If the party drawing buggy does not want it and so desires, we will give $75 worth of merchandise instead. - On 30 day accounts your card will be punched for the proper amount, if bill is paid before the 5th of following month. Our stocks are complete in every line and our prices are right. Trade here and you may get this Buggy. STAR GROCERY Phone 3251 H ANNA & MAKE YOUR OWN STOCK FOODS BY USING SKIDOO HORSE AND CATTLE TABLETS Crush and mix in feed or salt Proper dose In tablets Makes , Your Stock Look Like the Top Price For Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Swins and Fowl. They art mtde from the actlv principle or the caodMduencofthdrug. They don't contain Sawdust, Athet, Chop Feed or Bran. Art nt M food whea 10 yean old aa when 10 days old. They comply with all pore drnf laws. Ask for and try ones SKIDOO Condition Tablet, or SKIOOO Worm, Kidney, Chicken Cholera, Blister, Cathartic Heave. Fever, Hot Cholera, Diatemper, Pink Eye, Colic tabletsor Lone Powder, Spavin .Cure or Barb Wire Liniment. Diatributed by THE BLUE BELL MEDICINE CO., Incorporated! Capital Stock $300,000.00) Watertown, South Dakota, U. S. A. Tor Sale by Hanna & Perigo. ...Mount Hood Store... W. S. GRIBBLr. Proprietor. Dry Goods , Aimuuniti. .it Hoots nnd SI met Hardwnre ; ( 1 until f'vniv Hay drain ' Hour Hill line of Orooenes Here's where and Quality th - are bunched for thirty days. $14.75 and 9 ;Q The Royal tailors, Cliicagon:.! AW' York, are making a great clean-up in fall and winter goods. J The prices are R" low on the grades offered that you can't afford to let the opportunity pass. Suit or overcoat made for you finely tailored at a figure that probably will never be made again on the same class of goods ami the wune excellent tailoring. Come and ; see these patterns. We guarantee satisfaction. Sfte TOGGERY TUora American Gentleman and Am erican Lady Shoes give the best satisfaction style & wear Mens $3.50-$4 Ladies $3-$3.50 RUBBER GOODS For Men, Women and Children All sizes; good fresh reliable stock; guaran teed lowest prices. Men's "Everstick" Invisible Rubbers Worth everywhere $1.25; our price.. $1 & 75c wotk. We wilt refund tbe p'loe to the purchaser if Niagara dues not test np 1 1 tbe streogtb marked on each barrel at (be time ot delivery, or if chemical analyses by competent chemists does not show a peifeot lime and sulphur solution. Prix. 11 nor Viarrnl ti to be re funded foi each empty barrel returned to onr warennusn. Strauahan k Clark. Beautiful Portland Home To Exchange for Hood River Orchard. Handsome 8-room Colonian residene. in Richmond, one of Portland's pret tiest suburbs. Strictly modern; elec tricity and gas ; large barn ; tinted walls: fireplace; outeide chimney; grounds 150 x 150; garden; small fruit; tine view ; near school and on cr line. Thi 1 property is worth $6.500 and owner will exchange it for good orchard or as first payment on property of greater value Write on what you have to sell on this basis. Barrett & Mac Rea, 329 Camber of Commerce. Portland, Oregon. Duaav PERIGO Free Delivery for You' E"s Oakdale Greenhouse Cut flowers snd plants at Keir A Cava. Choice Roses Shrubs, Vines etc. White Wyandotte Cockrels from f 1 to $3.00. Fletcher & Fletcher, MISCELLANEOUS. If Xi;ll Al SUE Would exchange one of Ibe hrnt iuiln4M pmperllee In the city of Hod Kiver fur Improved nr unimproved land with in ten ml lex of UiIh city. My property ia rent l and producing a good lrioome. Valne 17 (00 P. o. Box 58, Hood Kiver. Kl FOR 8ALHV-Odar PoaU delivered to unr part of tbe valley. Address R. W. Caldoeli, or pbone No. 10D6. inliltl For Hale Thoroughbred cocker apnntel pupa. Dr. 8. Allen, Heute 1. (i:i Kor Hnle A tine saddle pony. Inquire at Boiile'a Flano House, f!3 KoltMU.K-Eighty acres of land 7 ktos ot line flr timber, 12 acres In apple orclntrd, Dyeuis nrd thia full, and bore several bun dled boxen of apples Northern Sdy, Bald win and Winter tted-all long keeper. Uind all uudvr good fence; four fields all In clow-r; water running through small ditch 5 months in the year; no wuste land or rock, upluud and no;inllK on the land: can be plowed Hoy time lu wluier wben not raining. Ht e. church aad sfhool nearby, two mile" fmm liHiiK'aila; railway; good plank road; iiooui I. Ings on isnd: several million feet ot lumber can be got out of trees. Water can be had ny digging 15 or Hi feet. Will sell tbe 80 acres -t $12,500. (!. H. Guttrldge, Boring Water, Ore. FOR 8ALK Cottonwood lu four foot lengllis John Vans, Hood Kiver, Ore. fii If roil HALE Kogue River Orchard, entire or snbd vlded. Clean and profit-bearing. Umid buildings. Deep alluvial river bottom. Also Irrigated berry land, lien A. Lowell, Wood, v I lie. Ore. mai For Hale One team of horses, 5 and 6 years old, 1 wagon, I back, t milk cow, No. 9 tj. H. Separator. Place quarter wile south Odell store. F: E. Strang. fli? FOR BALE Near While Halmou dock about 8010 peach trees varying In sir.e Irom S to 6 feet. All well branched, varieties: Early Crawford, Lsle Crnwlord, Elbert:!, and Hoi. way. Prices, 7 to 12 cU. depending on size. Kollock & Arlsman. dlS'iin For Hale 17 acres of land about one and a half miles south of the O'dell store In Hood Kiver valley: five acres cleared; about 200 ap. pie trees two and three years old. All good land. Enquire of J. W. Jenkins. Phone DOS For Male Live pheasants, Chinese, pair dl.OO. doldens and Silvers, N.OO each. Mrs. (). H. Robblns, Route 1. Hood Kiver, Oregon. Phono Farmers 1-49. For sale 40 acres of Al fruit land In center of valley. Easy terms. Box 638, Mood Rive' , Oregon. 28-tf Foi Sale Rhide lslanl Red Roo-iterj. K. Uults, Route No. 2. f-JO Well Drllllng-P. L. Kretzer Is prepared to drill wells In Ho d River Valley. Outlii now working and ca i bd seen at Win. Ehrck's place. Odell. Address P. L. Kretzer, route 1, box 12. ia) For Sale One horse power wood saw. K. P Clark, box 140. route I, Hood River. . fiO To Trade Oue 8 1-4 Studebaker track; will trade for tbree Inch truck. E. P. Clark, iiox 1411, route I, Hood Kiver. fJO For Halt Matched pair of dapple ilray marea. Full sisters; three and four years old; broke to v oi k. Price 1150. J. O. Thoivpxm, De Moss Springs, Oregou. 120 Wanted. Wanted Man and wife want position on a from. John Pal n, Univeislty Park, Oregon. 1519 Knowls St. - fco ANTED-Work by man of 25 year-experience as orchardlst. Planting, I'ruu'ng and spraying a specialty. Cull at Alt. Hooi llmei, Hood River, Ore. S. M. Lambllu. 127 WANTED Good ranoh team under s yw old, aud weight not less tliaa la). M ii U reasonable for cash. Also a wairoti 'i i dtc harrow. M. Walton, 515 Chamber of Com merce, Portland, Oregon. 127 WE WILL GIVE 25c apiece f r the follow In numbers nl"B; Iter Fruit" until our wants,!:,) supplied, which is three copies of ea.:.i mini, ber. December No. 6, Vol. 1; .l.iiiuiu v o 7. Vol. 1; Feb. No. 8. Vol. 1; March N . '. Vol. I; May No. II, Vol. 1; June No. 12 Vol. I; mv No. 1, Vol. 2; Aug. No. 2, Vol. 2; Sep M. 8. Vol. 2; Oct. No. 4, Vol. 2. ThesM con es m i t be clean. Better Fruit Publishing Co. li Wanted A representative In this oountv !' a large real estate corporation. Special n ducements to those who wish to become n nanclally Interested. The Real Estate Seen -ity Co., Fort Dearborn llldg., Chicago, III. f27 Wanted Orchards to prune. Bent of refer ences. J. C. Peunlman, Husum, Wash. fl3 Wanted At Mme. Abbott's; two good girls to learn the millinery bustners. Posi tions aecund wben competent. f2o Wanted-To take contract slashing from 10 lo 40 acres of brash. Inquire of Lee K. Srtong, bood River, Ore Route 1, Box 113. f W Lost and Found Ixt-Dec. uth, 1907, between Mt, Hood und Hood Kiver. oue light log chain. leave at this ollice or notify W. 8. Uribble, Ml. Hood, Oregon. tc, Fonnd-Dog cbain. Call at Glacier office. f7 LOST-Broacb set with pearls and opal, be tween the First National Bank and Mrs. rug by's. Keturn to Mrs. Rigby f-r reward. I2T FOR SALE, A SJIAl' AT 84,000. Frnit Farm Six Miles From Uoldcn. dale, Wash. One hnnrlred Anil aivlv n .ru. m-.w acres cleared and the balam e Minbe.-. Ten acres in annla nrehanl suom er .a ol which ia bearinc. tli r.in.i.l-r VOllllt? trees Finnan i.nnil hum unit other buildings fair. Excellent witer ior aomeatic purposes and p enty toirrr Kate 50 or 60 acres. We retired i he pla -e last rear (or a share of the crvp. hi.:!i we sold for tKllfi P2 If i ..t -.1,1 i... March first this place will bo ior nt to a man with orchard ex r e c- ii interested call ou or write i' u A. Duncan, Ooldcndale, Vah. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Department jr the Interior, Land oTice, at The Dalle, Oregon, December 27. 1WI7. Notice Is hen by given that KlM'V U nuilll'D of Hood River. Oregon, has d.til of lit r Intention to make Anal rtve.y.nr pr t l i hi, . pon or lierriBlm. ir. : III.. eeadei:irv so. iOTH7 mila M u . :ut . w 1 .. - H, Tuwiikhlp IN.'. Range 10 F., 'v. , , rii tnat ealit pro f will he made la r.re in.- in, li ter snd Receiver, mi The bailee, i.i,s ,i .hi Fihriurj l.Mli, IS 8. She names the follnwinn w iti.ew- '. p'ove her eonlinuous residence upon 1111 . uiium. 11..11 01 Hie land, via: J. It. xteelr. ,,r ii,.n River. Oregon' Pant Auliert, of Ml, H.. d, (! g..n; Nancy P. Craft, of Hood Rlver.Oregon: E. C. Miller, of Hood Rlwr rnu.,n 1 J-13 C. W. ilOOliE. R. u'.-Ur.