If
Innb Httirr (Slarfor
IVocd Every Thoreday by
ARTHliK D. MOE,
Tmni of Hubserlptlon-SI-M yr tm
I aid la advaiwsx.
Mr. Hecey La obtained eoorlc
tioa against John II UtlL bat ten
men, moi or !, ere glrto tbe 1m
mooity hath Id o-d-r to get evidence
to convict him. Ibis mar be good
law but it doe not meet with popo
Isr apptoraL
"One fifth cf tbe entire money In
tbe world belongs to tbe United
States," says promUlog member of
the Uerald family, Grant county,
Mich. It ie posaible tbete figures
niHy bare to be levised f ben Con
gress gets tbroogb with Its present
resslon.
Leslie M. Hbew bas resigned bis
125,000 job as presldeut of tbe Csrne
gie Truit Company, In New York.
Some of our former life insurance
presidents will wonder wby be ever
ooosented to work for suoh ildlculou
wages, anyway.
i
I be derision of tbe diiectors of tbr
Home Telephone Company to sell
small blocks of stock to any subscrib
er wbo wishes It sod tbeieby make
the company mutual as far as possi
ble, Is in lioe witb tbe policy of oper
atiug tbe plant to give tbe advantage
of tbe system to tbe people of tbe
valley. Undei tbia arrangement, II
good profits are made, tbey can be re
turned to tbe patrons of tbe system
tbroogb lower rates, Instead of send
ing them to enrich tbe bank aoooont
of aome millionaire In the east.
Petitions were circulated the flist
of tbe week for the nomination of
Charles W. Fulton for United Htates
Senstor. While tbe sensational
charges of one lieney against tbe Sen
ator are not yet proveo, yet tbey have
caused many to hesitate to aupport
him. Tbeie are atlll others, however,
who do not forget that Senator Ful
ton has been the friend of Hood River
In ber formei fights for tbe oreatlon
of Hood Klver county, and will need
more than tbe unsupported charges of
Mr. Heney to turn him down.
There should be no "faction" la
any oitv. The property of one indi
vidual and every Improvement msde
eabanoea the value of all property In
tbe corporation. Our city is simply
one big family. When tbla Is dls
coi ded there is little progress. When
there is a united pull for everything,
its aooompllsbment Is made easy.
Eory, jealousy and hatred are things
to be despised. Envy is a canker that
gnaws at tbe heart and makea folks
sour, disgruntled and unhappy ; jeal
ousy wsrps the Intellect and makes us
uofalt In pausing Judgment. Hatred
doesn't pay, even from a aordld
standpoint. Ex.
Tbe building of tbe large packing
riant near Portlan.l by Bwlft k Co.
will give tbe great beef trust control
of tbe meat situation In tbe PaolUo
Noitbwest. It will mean tbe driving
to tbe wall of all tbe wholesale butch
ers on tbe coast, or at least curtailing
their business so that tbeie will be no
profits left It will la a great measure
stop tbe local slaughtering of cattle,
lioga and abeep, am) tbe retail prioe
of meat will be fixed by the trust,
even In tbe small towns of the ooun
(ry. Tbe benetita to Portland, bow
ever, will be veiy great Tbe build
ing of a plant neai that city to oott
13,000,000, will mean a oity of several
thousand people at the stockyards and
will add 10,000 people to tbe oity of
Portland itself It will mean tbe gov
ernmeut Inspection of all meat and a
guarantee that all meat coming from
tbe great packing house will be free
from disease. Jt will stimulate tbe
talalug of moie stook In this oountry,
especially bogs, and In that retpeot
should lower tbe cost of all pork pro
ducts to tbe oonsumer. Tbe location
it tbe plant near St. Johns and Van
couver will be a constant reminder to
those cities of tbe gieat Industry
woenever tbe west wind bl iws, whiob
Is most of tbe time, while tbe mighty
east wind, or "Walla Walla Chinook,"
will waft that peculiar odor among
Portland a roses, which, when once
s mailed, will never be forgotten.
OUR UNOCCUPIED MIM'TES.
What we do In our -ware time
usually determlnea our real place In
the world. Those who stand out from
tbelr fellows by lines of notable sr
vloe or achievement have arrived
there, as a rule, chiefly by an exoep
tional use of their spare time. To
most persons spare time means just
so muoh ongulded, unused waste In
their Uvea. Look down the aisles of
crowded tiolley car, or of coach
la a oommuter'a train ; look at a phy
siolsn's waiting room filled with per
sous and idleneea; how few of those
with time thus Jitavy on their bands
have made any provision tor richly
luvestingltl Mast men and women
have enough of just snob spare time,
d illy or weekly, to learn a new lan
g lage In a year, or to read a whole
library of oboioe literature, or to galu
ii working knowledge lu some special
hue that would lift one out of the
ranks into the position of expert
Vet we still hear the complaint that
tlnre U "not enough time" to do
t.bat ought to be done. 8, S. T.
Meeting of Hood Klver Democrats.
Notice la hereby given that a regu
lar meeting of tbe flood Klver Demo
cratic Club will be held at the city
hall Id tbe oity of Hood River next
Saturday at 1:30 p. m., February 15,
11)08. Some spcelal mattera in refer
ence to tbe next election to be dls
ousted. All Democrats Invited to at
tend. S b Blytbe,
- President
fSj Geo. P. Cultertson, Sec
QUESTION BOX
Questions relating to tbe Kitchen or
Home by our subscribers will be an
swered in this column. Address letters
to Sau-T Lk, care Glacier,
Hood Kiver, Oregon
All inqoiriea for this column mast
be In by Mtodry noon, to ensure be
ing aowete that week. No atten
tion will be paid to eomu.ooications
on post cards.
Tbe Woman's Home Companion bas
been taking op tbe grocery question
lately and Sally Lee wants to tell ber
experience in Hood River. My bone
la in tbe country and I came into one
of youi grocery stores tbe other day
to get some cheese and tbe cleik wbo
waited on me went and cat cbeere
witb one band and held sclgai in tbe
other. I will tell you frankly tbat 1
didn't eat any of tbe cheese, for 1
knew I would taste tobacco. 1 am
not a tobacco crank, for my bub and
and father both smoke, but 1 fail to
see tbe good it does to a store to bave
Its clerks smoke.
My blotter's wl e made the same
oomplaiot She went into two other
stores and was confronted witb smoke
either from pipe tt cigar in each
tore.
Can we, aa Hood River citizens'
wives, brag on our clean, little city
and continue to patronize stores that
will persist In allowing smoke? I
bave many times seen a clerk open a
relrlgeiator and bave a dual bis
mouth and then take out butter, and
then they wonder wby their custom
ers "kick" on their butter
Housewives of Hood River, think I
Mrs. 3. A. U. asks lor a recipe for
removing ink atains 'ram calico She
bas tried milk, but to no avail.
If tbe wili take tbe juice of a lemon
and wet tbe apot with It I think she
will bave better aucoese 1 always
try Stanford's ink iradloator, used
by office people. A bottle costs but
25 cents and laats for years.
Sweet Eighteen asks for a com cure
If abe will take siloed lemon and ao
dIv to tbe oorn witb a cloth for two
or three nights, it will remove tbe
soreness more quickly than auytbiug
else. Tbe oorn can tben b soraped
off with a knife, after a proper appli
cation of the lemou.
Before baking potatoes Four boiling
water over them and let tbera staud
three to Ave minutes, denendlug upon
size. Tben wipe them liy and rub
all over witb melted drippings. You
will find tbev will bake a great deal
quicker and tbe sklu will come oil
easier.
Household Hints.
To remove black giease stales from
clothing, wash witb soap and cold
water. Hot water would only set tbe
marks.
Disoolored enameled snuoe pans can
otteu bs made to look like new by
boiling a little ebolrlde of lime In tbe
water with which they are filled.
Admit plenty of air to your store
room on a dear, dry day, lor air is
necessary to all sweet preserves,
l'bose kept in an air tight room or
oupboard are apt to lei meat.
To test the purity of enlfee, pour
cold water ou it. If t'iu water assumes
a brownish hue, It may be concluded
tbat tbeie Is chloory witb it.
Saudp per will whiten ivory handled
knives wb.'cb bare lectin e yellow from
age or usige.
A spoonful of vinegar added to the
water In which meats are boiled
makea tbam tender.
Warm bread or oake should be out
with a knife tbe blade of which bas
been heated by standing It In boiling
water.
In blanking a stove, it cold cotfee
witb a little sugar be used Instead of
water It will be fouad to polish muoh
easier and will also (net longer.
The Ideal Mother.
She never describes ber aches aud
pains.
She never dwells on unpleasaut rem
iniscences. Hhe never apologizes for tbe food.
She Is never a martyr.
She never corrects I be children in
the presence of any one, Dot even the
family.
Disorder, of a temporary nature due
not visibly disturb her.
i When tho family diatribe threatens
the know how aud when to del ly
change the subject.
She lets every one have affairs ot
their own.
She Is alwaya polite aud coidial to
ber children's friends.
Suggestions.
Sit down to Iron; your neighbors
won't like It, but you will.
Wear pretty wash cl tbes in the
kitchen. The sweeter you look tbe
easier tbe work will be.
Remove trust stains from the bends
with the fumes of luatob sulpuur,tbnn
wash with water that has bsd a pinch
of borax In it
It you want to peel onions and be
cheerful, take off tbe skins undei
water.
Lemons will keep fiesb for weeks
In cold water.
If you waut to keep cheese Indefi
nitely, pour over it melted parafloe
lo make llah delicious, ad1 a tea
spoonful of vinegar to tbe water in
wbioh It is washed.
To avoid fatigue hare your siuk so
high that you oau wash dishes staud
inn erect.
Silk may be restored by sponging
and while quito damp It should be
rolled on a broom stick and left until
null dry. This may take 12 hours
or more. Silk should never be ironed
A Utile wblteulug dissolved In the
boiling water in which the silver Is
oleaued will remove all grease aud
dullness, aud makea tbe weekly pol
ishing almost unnecessary. They
should be well dried and rubbed af
terwards.
When flat irons become rough or
aoiled, place a little One salt ou a pa
per and rub them back and lotto over
it. Put a littlo bees wax betweeu two
pieces of cloth and keep uear tbe iron
log table. If tbe irons set coaled
with scorched starch tubbing tbetn
over tbe oloth will usmilly remove it.
When ironing starched goods rub tbe
irons over a bit of sand paper before
returning thorn to the stove.
Laundry Hint.
Tbe drying of clothes in frosty
weather is some' Imts, in the case ot
delioate fabrlos, a tended with tear
ing, beoause ot tbe quick stmening
In tbe veir cold air. A simple pre
caution which will prevent any such
trouble Is to dissolve three or four
bandfula of coarse salt In tbe last
rinsing water.thus maklug it, in faot,
a weak brine. Aitlcles so rinsed will
not suffer from or stiffen witb tbe
oold.
Tomato Soup.
One quart ot tomatoes, three plots
of water, boll tbree-quarteia ot an
hour and tben strain. When hot
again add two ounces of flour and
four ounoea of butter mixed together
Buster Brown Blue Ribbon Shoes
For Boys and Girls. These Shoes
have the style and give best wear.
mm - 1
WW?
until smooth, witb one tablespoouful
of augar. 1-et it cook ten minutes,
then add one-bait pint of bot sweet
milk.
Salmon Naiad Coatrlbuted.
Remove tbe aslmon from a pound
can without bieaktng any more than
1 1 possible and garnish with lettuoe,
celery or parsley. Make a dressing of
vinegar, one small teaoupful, butter
tbe aize of an egg, mustard, one tea
spoontul, egps, two. Heat uutil as
thick aa cream, tot do not let it boil.
When ooid add half oup sweet cream.
Pour over tbe salmon and serve.
Menu Sunday,
BREAKFAST
Cereal witb Cream
Fish Balls
Toast Coffee
DINNER
Cabbage Soup
Roast Chicken
Mashed Potatoes Squash
Plum Pudding
Coffee
SUPPER
Cold Meat Salad
Old Fashioned Rice Pudding
Chocolate
Old-rationed Rice Pudding:.
Half a cupful of rice, two quarts of
milk, butter and sugar to taste, aud
flavor with a little nutmeg if desired,
put iu a dozen or moie large lat.ins,
seeded. Bake slowly.
Mrs Larawav Entertains.
Hood River is getting to be as coi
dial in its bosritelify It entertaining
ns Poitland. ('nil of the prettiest
nffaiis In tl i sen o of artUtio beauty
was given at he I r.iue of Mrs. W. I .
Laraway IhkI II. nad.i.v afternoon,
wben she gnve uu ut home to the In
dies of tbe Aid Society of I ho Con
gregational church, 'ibe house was
trimmed witb flowers, ferns aud
bouse plants. At er the ladies were
all there, there wae h darning oontebt
nod tbe lady whofu darning was voted
to excel all the ictt was Mrs. Cald
well, wbo won 1 1:0 prize The hostess
theu passed uroi nd a box cf candy
itii'l every one whb allowed to look at
it aud then gaef how many nieoex
there were iu the box. Mrs. Uiluiore
was tbe foituuHte one and itcehed ns
a reward of merits tbe box uf caudy
Miss Lena Newton delighted the
guests witb a piano solo, which whs
enjoyed immensely. Mrs. Leruwxy
then gave each lady a card hlch
was part of a large card. Ench card
represented n oburcb and tbe card
was cut in four pieces, and tbe ladies
had lo buut and dad where (he re t
of tbe pieces were lu order to aiuko
the card complete. Each table in the
dining room repie&ented a church
nud lu that very pl9usiug manner tho
guests found their pluoes, where they
had the pleasure of enjoying a very
dullcious luncheon, consisting of sal
ads, dainty little saudwiches, olisee,
pickles aad Ice cream aud cake. Tbe
Indies witb one ucoord declared tbelr
hostess to be oue of the Onent. x
Additional Local.
Herman Prigge returned Tuewiluy
t'rom Portland, wbeie lie v'eitfil
fiiends for a few days.
P. M. Hull LokIh returned li.e.-dhy
evening from I'orlUud, nl.eie le
spent sever 1 rinys on LiipinctK,
Sidney liiekox, from Hood Kivnr,
Ore., and Erueit Aiierswsld, of At
talia, Wu , were shooting ji.ctc mliliits
Sunday 1 he former ne .reil 50 hi l
the lutter 25. Wallulu u.teBj.
Word was received heru yenUidiiy
that J. H. Uiiiley, of Mosier, died ut
The Dalles bo:ltnl, wltie Le was tu
ken a short time nuo. Mr. lliill-v ne
I an old respectid resident ot Mnsii r
and leaves a large family to mcuin
1 bis loss. Tbe particulars of the fun
eral could not he learned up to the
time of going to press.
The state officials of the (Jian r,
as auuonnoed la t week, united Iu
day and took part iu the oo.lL.iti.i,
ceremoules of tbe Park U tango hi
flue Lirore nulls. Tuesday . Uim i
was devoted to tho .semises at I.,
former and yesterday Ibe oeremonib
were ooncluded at triuo Urovo. () '
Ing to iudisposltlon Mrs Claia li.
Waldo left fcr Portland yestrday af
ternoon, but tho other state officials
remained until tbe close.
The second number of the present
volume of the Whitman College Quar
terly at Walla Walla bas ju it appeared
in be shape of a pamphlet entitled,
"Ibe Old Whitman and the New,"
telling of Whitman's past anil outlin
ing the extensite pluns of tho tr.:a
tees to make Whitman indeed Mm
"Vale of tbe Northwest." Profe&Mr
A. W. llendr ck bas been nppoiutd.i
by the trustees dean of the collide
aud eutruited witb the campaign tti-n
was launobed with su much prou.i-e
some weeks ago.
The announcement of tbe opeuing
of tbe Oregou Trust Cc. bank,
through tbe absorption by the Ciei-1
man-American, at Portland, ttie r.pcr-!
ing of the Merchants bank Bud the 1
taking care of tbe depositors of tho
Title Trust & Savings hank, cleanis
up the bank fxllures iu Portland with
out the loss of a dollar to the dtm-.;
tors. It pieces the financial situtitioti
of Portlaud again on a sodd basis srd
will materially add to the prosperity
ot tbat oity, as well as the stHte
Portland bad long bad tbe reputation
of being conservative and sound M-
anolally, and the reoent liuauclil
flurry has proved tbis faot. CV!
Considerable interest is being taken
in tbe site for the new higb school
building. The board has under con
sideration a number ot sites, besides
using tbe one now occupied by tbe
State street school, aa at fjrat pi opes
ed. A number think the school
should be located on the bill, but we
belinve the majority think tbe build
ing should be plaoed in a more cen
Ladies Shirtwaists
Look over our fh-e nt-Hortraent of
Spring Shirtwaists. They are
beauties, nil size, assorted pat
terns, and inont reasonable prices.
We have also some big specials
in Shirtwaists that you can save
money on by buying now.
tral loflttion, or at least In tre
lowr town divtrlct. It Is a ruatur
which will I carefully considered by
tbe school board, and a deoision
should be reached ablcb will Le for
tbe best io'eretts tf tbe city aa a
whole.
Will Hake a Hatnal Company.
Following the outcome of tbe meet
ing of tbe diiectors of the Home Tele
phone Company witb tbe committee
ol farmers of Ibe Wet Side, February
1, tbe directors of tbe company Inst
Saturday passed ajreiolntion agree! g
to make the company as nearly mu
tual as possible to tbe peopli of tbe
valley aud to aocomplisb tbis purpose
ate willing to sell small blocks ot
stock to any subtoriber to the ,uew
Home phone.
Ibis action of tbe diiectois proves
that they are willing to do everything
possible for tbe best interests of the
people ot tbe oity and valley, aud if
tbe plau of a mutual company can be
carried out, it will insuru the best ot
service at actual cott to tbe patrons
If tbe profits of tbe business will i.l
lo, tbe obaiKO for phone seriloe will
be reduced lrom tbe schedule now
adopted and if only oue system is fin
ally maintained ii Ibe valley there is
every reason to believe that tbe rates
can be teduced.
The Chun-lies
Tbe Metbodist Cbnrch-Urder of
service for Sunday: A. m., sermon
by Rev. Skipwotth, presiding cider,
nud administration if the Lord's
Supper, P, m., setmou by the pis
lor, subject, "Luminous Lite."
Quarteily coufeieuqe ou S;itnrrity
evoi.iug, conducted by Dr. Snip-Mint.
Valley Chi 1st lan Cburub Subject
for the morning sermon, "Riead on
tbe Waters." special song. Even
ing subject, "The Wandnrer's Re
turn." u illustrated song.
U. B. Church Sabbath school, 10 a.
m.; preaching, 11 a. in.; Y. P. C. K.
(1:30 p.m.; Evangelittti.' services, 7:3(1
p. m. Mid wick prayer meeting,
Wednerday, 7 :30 p. m. Everybody in
vited. J. R. Pnrkerpastor.
Rapti'st (V.reh (' "A. Nutley', Pas
tor. Sunday services at 11 i. ni. and
7 ;45 p. m. Sunday school, al 9:50 a m.
F. G Cue, Supt. "Young I'd. pies meet
ing, 7 p. tn. Monday, 7 p. in., Young
Men's Alert Club. Tueeday, 7 V- 'um
Y. P. Christian Culture Claxs. Wednes
dity 7:30 p m., Prayer meeting. Tlmr
dtiy p. ni., Ladies' Aid or MiHsion Cir
cle. Riverside Ci ugrcgntiomtl Church,
W. Ctiilinoie, paxtor. Services Sun
day at 11 a. in.. Christiuu Endeaior
at 7 p. ni., evtuiug worship at 8 p. m
Callmlic ("lunch licpular services
evrry Sundn.v. ,
IVImoht M. E. Church, P. S. 10 a. m.
Preaching 11 a ni., Epworth League
0.30 p in , I'reuchiiig 7.3(1 p. m. At
t.nn.iier Jut and 3rd Miudavs : 3 n. m
At Menmii mi' 2nd and 4th- (Sundays;
a p in. t
The old IViniM Ivania Dutch Dunkard
rect'iiii'ieniN "Hickory Hark Cougl
Remedy." G'uranttid to cure your
emii'li. niul ii-Mrnnfi'1,1! In ha mit-a
Mailt- fiiiin I' !mk of ti e sl'ell bark or
wlii'e l,i k r. tive ; ( r de by Cha9.
M.iimiie ami hII il-alv's ' very where.
Horn.
To Mr mid Mr. Earl Yrung, Feb-
hum j 2, i!lrl. '
To Mr mimI Mis. Edgar C Wtlgbt,
f i) ui ii my 1, a loy.
To Mi and Mrs. Le.vis S Isaaberg,
Febinmj 8, a kill.
To Mr. anil Mis. iCbar'es N. Kenne
dy, Fetnuaiy U, a girl
lo Mr aud Mre. Frank White, it
iMilMon, t'ernmry 9, a t oy.
Announcement.
County Clerk
J. I!. (i( IT of Tlin Dalle, la a rmirii
date for tho iilliie of County Clerk for
ftpoo i;Mii.t nliiect to the nclt'iu
uf Hie Republican voters in the primary
election.
County Superintendent
I herd iv nnnottnee mvself as a can
didate for 1 he Republican nomination
for I'oillltv Si'lmnl Superintendent of
Wasco County, Oregon, subject to the
nppmvHi ot the voters at the primarv
election. JUSTUS T. NEFK. "
Candidate for Congress
(1F.ORGE S. SHEPHERD0fP1.rtl.1nd
solicits suppo t for Republican nomina
tion for Representative in Conre".
Aihoi'fti.H Kiver Improvement and
'Deep Water to the Sea."
District Attorney.
W. I'. MYF.RS. I-aidlaw. Oreuon. in n
candidate fr Di-1 riot Attorney for the
seventh judicial district. Subject to
the ;.-! 1011 ni the repulilii'iin voters in
the piiinarv i-'eclioii.
FRED W. WILSON. Subject to the
npjii'ovel of the voters of Wneco and
Civok counties, my candidacy for tbe
i publican nomination for district at
lorney of the seventh judicial district is
aniioiiiii'ed. If nominated and elected
I shiiM endeavor lo faithfully discharge
1 he duties of the office aa provided by
law. Fred W Wilson.
County Clerk,
F. R. ANGLE, of Tbe Dalles, Is a
candidate for the ollico of County Clerk
for Wasco county. Subject to the ac
tion of the republican voters iu the pri
mary election.
ASA O. STOGSDILL. I hereby an
nounce myself as a candidate for County
Clerk of Wasco county, Oregon, subjeci
to the decision of the voters of the re
publican party at the primaries to be
held April 17, 1008. Asa G. Stogsdill.
15he Paris Fair
X5hQ Store that Saves You Money
New Apron Cress Ginghams
Just unpi-cl ';. plain, cLec, plaids and
btripf.
5c, 6c, 6c snd 10c and up
Bed Spreads
W htv a fine lii.r . i 1 i , i.-iids in very
preii) tiaUriiH, litiiiiiit-ii i.i lunged, iquaro
or Cut coriie h, for
85c, $1.15, $1.75, 1 and up
Fay Taxr at Home.
I copy of tbe tax roll is o?w lu tbe
La ids of tbe Uiitlrr rJaoklua! Com
pany and anyone wishing to do so
may psy tbeir taxes through tbe bank
witbont additional expense.
llutler banking Co.
Colonist Rates From Eastern I'lnts to
Pacific Coast.
(In rule dailv frim March let to April
:rtli, l!)t'8. to itll O R. & N. main line
a. l branch iiiit. Chicago, .'!8(X);
Milwaiikif, t:!8.0n- lllooniintiton j.l.5U;
IWia, :W 05; St linic, .15 60; Mem
phis, fl9.'5; KanfaClty, Leavenworth,
Atchison, St. Joseph, $30.00; Council
Bluffs and Omaha, f:t0.00; Hinux Cit y,
$31 95; St. Paul and Minneapolis f3 ).00.
Deposits can be made at the O. R. A
N. station for any tickets from any of
of the pointH mentioned above. For
further information call on or write
Ws. M. McMi'rkav, J. II. Fkedrk v,
Gen. Pass. Auent, Agent,
I'ni'llaiid, Ore, Hood Kiver.
ifOur Buggy
1 " Contest
Opened Feb. 1 .with a good number
of starters and we want everybody
to havea 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 billispaid
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 & PERIGO Free Delivery
MAKE YOUR OWN STOCK POODS 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 Horwt, Cattle, Sheep, Swios snd Fowls. They are made from the active principle or tbe
condeaeed essence of tbe draft. Tbey don't contain Sawdust, Aahes, Chop Feed or Bran. Are jual
as Sood when 10 yean old as when 10 daye old, They comply witb all pure drug laws. Aak for
nil try once SKIDOO Condition Tablets, or SKIDOO Worm, Kidney, Chicken Cholera,
Blister, Cathartic, Heave. Fever, Hot Cholera, Distemper, Pink Eye, Colic tablets or Louse Powder,
Spavin .Curs or Barb Wire Liniment. Distributed by THE BLUE BELL. MEDICINE CO..
Incorporated! Capital Stock $300,000.00) Watertown, South Dakota, U. S. A.
For Sale by Hanna & Perigo.
.Mount Hood Store...
W. S. GRIBBLF Proprietor.
I)ry Goods Aniiimnitii n " Hoots and Shoes
llardwnre (iranitowarp
Unv (intin Flour Ford Full lino of Clrocri irs
Here's where
PliCe That's easy
and Qjlity that's reat
are bunched for thirty days.
$14.75 and f
The Ro.viil tailors, Chicago n, . ; .Y,v York, are
making a yrrut clraii-up in full and winter goods.
, The priers are s low on the grades offered that
you can't nfl'onl lo itt ihr opportunity pass.
Suit or overcoat made for you finely tailored
'at 11 figure that probably will never be made again
on the name class of goods and the same excellent
tailoring.
Come aud see these
satisfaction.
Sfte TOGGERY
"Tailors
Buy NEW IDEA PAPER PAT
TERNS. Any Pattern
lOc.
Table Covers
In tbe prettiest of Patterns of Chenille and
Tapestry for
30c, 50c, 75c $1.00 and up
Suits For Men & Boys
See those Suits for Men and Boys that we
have on our bargain table. Hi' re is a chance
to get a good Suit for very little (PO "7 A ...
money. Men's Suits from U UP
WOOD FOR SALE.
I am prepared to furnish mill and slab
wood, also other kinds of wood.
I have a new gasoline wood saw and am
prepared to do sawing. Also do general
team work.
FEED HOWE.
FOR SALE, A SNAP AT $4,000.
Fruit Farm Six Miles From Uolilen
dale, Wash.
One hundred and sixty acres, sixty
acres cleared and the balance timber.
Ten acres in apple orchard, seven acres,
of which ia bearing, the remainder
young trees. House vood, barn and
other buildinus fair. Excellent water
for domestic purposes and plenty to irri
gate 50 or 60 acres. We rented the pla.v
last j-ear for a share of the crops which
we sold for $(05.92. If not sold b
March first tbis place will be for rent lu
a man with orchard experience.
If interested call on or write to L. A.
Duncan, Ooldendale, Wanli.
patterns. We
guarantee
for You"
Ml
9
Oakdale Greenhouse
Cut flowers aud plants at Keir & Cas.
Choice lioes Shrubs, Vines & Gladiolus.
White Wyandotte Ecus lor Setting
from Meted Fens f 1 .50 & 2.00.
Fletcher & Fletcher.
MISCELLANEOUS.
KXCHANUK Would exchnnge one of the
hi'Kt buMin'NH propertlp lu the city of Hood
Klvir for Improved or unimproved land wlih
tn ten uilleH of tlilH city. My property ta rent
mi and producing a iiood income. Value
l. O. ISox 58. Hood Kiver. ITi
FOH HAI.K-Odar Kwta delivered to any
purl of the valley. Address K. W. Caldwell,
or phone Ko. 1M. mills
For Halo Thoroughbred cocker spaniel
pup.. Dr. M. Allen, Houte 1. 11:1
For Knle A tine saddle pony.
Soule'a I'lnno House.
lunulre at
113
FOR I. K Cottonwood It, four foot lengths
John Vhsk, Hood Klver, Ore. ffi If
FOKHALK Kogue Kiver Orchard, entire or
enbd vlried. Clean and profit-bearing. Ooo.l
liuildlnvs. Heep alluvial river bottom. a1m
Irrlunted berry land, hen A. Lowell, Wood,
vllle. Ore. mli
For Hale (Jne team of horses, 5 and 6 yeais
old, 1 wagon, 1 hack, I milk cow, So. 9 V. H.
Sopnrator. Place quarter mile south Odell
store. K: E. Hiruns. til
FOK MA1.K Near While Halmon dock
about HUtiO peach trees varying in sise rom S
tofl feet. All well branched, varieties: Early
Crawford, Late Cmwlord, Klberla, and Sol.
way. Prices, 7 lo la.'-j cts. depending on aize.
Kollock & Arlsmau, dliin
For Hale 17 acres of land about one and a
naif miles south of the O'dell store in Hood
Klver valley: live acres cleared; about AK) ap
ple Irces I wo and thr'eyear old. All good
iand. Enquire of J. W. Jenkins. Plume 6U3
For s ile 10 acres of Al fruit land In center
of valley. Eauy terms. Hox 608, Hood River,
Oregon. s26-tf
Well Prilling 1'. I,. Kretzr Is prepared to
drill wells In Hoid Klver Valley. Ouillt now
working an t can bs eu t Win. KDrck's
ElMie. odell. Address P. L,. Kretlor, route 1,
ox vi. VM
For Hale One horse power wood saw. K. P
Clark, box 1 Hi. route I, Hood Kiver. f0
To Trade One 3 1-4 Studebaker truck; will
trade lor three inch truck. K. P. Clark, box
I ii, route I, Hood Klver. fill
For Hal Matched pair of dapple Gray
unties. Full istet s; three and four years old,
broke, to work, t rice SIM. J. o. Thompson,
lie Moss Hprlugs, Oregon. I A)
FOIl BALK 18 Plymouth Ko. k pullt.A'
drens E. II. loiig, Koute I, Hood Klver. 1110
HO" HE FOR SALK-Tlied ve-rooin liojaeon
the soulhensi c ner ol Hliermau Ave. tail O
Hi., now nccnpln'i oy L. M. tieutly, is for sale,
I'.i 1.. nuivcd fro 1 ineinUoJ. Address P. O.
Hn.i ;;i. Ho.il Uiv.t, Oregon. mi
to i KtNT-4 suiiesof cjmplelely furbished
hou k' epl..(i uu; is: fr.'e water aud bttil In
eouuei lloi) Apply to Mrs 11, J. Frederick,
inj
Wanted.
WANTfcD-A cow:?4 Jersey; fresh or Just
corning Iresli t.nd good milker. Address R,
. D. 2, box l. It
WANTKU Contrnets ou goo I orcnards'
1. 1st us II 50U waut prompt sales. II i rett &
Mi.cltiii , :AI Cbnmber ot Coinmer., Portland
Oreiun. Ul5
Vnnt.'il--Mnn and wife want ihkiiIiiu on a
from. .Ii-hn 1'al. n, Uulversily Park, oreeun.
Irilu KnotvlK Hi. f:u
WANTEI-Worlt by matt or2-yeai-.ppji.
ence as urcli inllht. Piantiny, Prun ni ami
spraying a tpeclaltv. t all at Alt. Hooi Hoiei,
llood Kiver, Ore, tt. M. Lambliu. 27
WAN rKD-O .J nneli teiin nn Ur S vi t
oM, aud Height not thu l.H) M i-i
reasonable fur ' ash. Alsa waon an 1 lis,i
harrow. M. Wiiltott, 516 Chamber of t'ont
meico, Portland, Oregon. I;7
WK WILL i(VK2Vpleceloi the lnl.owlm
nniniierM l"Bi tier Fruit" until ourwiiitis:ir
supplied, which Is three copies of eaco num.
ber. rit cember No. G, Vol. 1; Jatiuarv So. 7,
Vol. 1: Feb. So. 8. Vol. 1; March No. I), Vol. I;
May No. 11, Vol. 1; JnnoKo. 12 Vol. I; m,y
No. 1, Vol. 2: Anif. No. 2, Vol. 2; Sep N.. 8,
Vol.2; Oct. No 4, Vol. 2. These cop es m ut
I clean. Belter Fruit Publishing Co. IB
Wanted A repi e-eutatlve In this county by
a large real estate corpoiatlon. Special In.
ducemeuts to those wno wish to beemne fi
nanciallv luterestcd. The Keal Kstate Hecm
Ity Co., Fort Dearborn Kldg., Chicago. III. 127
Wanted Orchards to prune. Besl of refer
ences. J. 0. Pennlman, Husuiii, Wash. fl3
Wanted At Mnie. Abbott's; two good
girls to lenrn the millinery businers. Posi
tions sccur d when competent. f2o
Wanted To take contract slashing from 10 lo
40 acies of brnsh. Inquire of Ie K. Hrtong,
HiHd River, Oro Kuute 1, Box 113. fill
Lost and Found
Lost Dec. l;)th, 1W7, between Mt, Pood and
Hood Kiver, oue light log chain 1 env.i at
thlsolttce or notify W. 8. Urlbble, Ml. Hood,
Oregou. fa
LOST Broach set with pearls and opal, be.
tween the First Nntlonnl Bunk and M. lilg
by's. Kelitiu lo Mrs. Rinby ( r rcwarn. i:7
LOHT'-A dark brown suitcase; between de
pot and my larm V miles west of towu. Will
give t-ultnble rewaid. . Return to Mt. Ih-od
Saloon. Jlminie. 1.15
EFOUNli-A purse oontalntn? smsll sum of
money, owner may recover same by cal'iug
at lb (ita -e and proving property. m.i
NOTICK FOK PUHLICA IION
Department of the Inlerlor, Lund oitlce, al
The Dalles, Oregon, December 27. Ii7.
Nullce Is hereby given thai-
NANCY P. COOPF.R
of llood River, Oregon, Iih II .ed police of her
lulentloii to make llual flve.ytar pn f In sue.
pori of ber 1 iulin, viz.: lloicpstrad t mrv -No.
10787, nu.ile May 5, i;iu2, fortue SW-.ul Heel ion
U, Towi.ulilp 1 N.. Knpge 10 K., W. M. and
that said pro f will be made before Hie Hestis-
tcr and Kit eiver. nt The Dalles, ongon on
h.hi-i,ur. l -lli ID u '
. V... ..... J ..,., ,0 ...
Hhe names the loltowinir witnesses to nmvi
her continuous rcsldcnco upon and culliva,
tlon ot the land, vti : J. U. Hteelc. of HihhI
River. Ongoir Paul Aubert. of .Ml. liinid.Oin.
C-'IK Nancy P. Craft, i'f llood Kiver, Oregon;
J9.ri3.
a. - wiiiei, ui iioiiu imvt. viieijon
C. W. MOOKK, Keilcr.
Notice.
The seveial committees which bave
been appointed by tbe rations gig. geg
iu the (alley to niske preparrtions for
tbe llood Kiver county fjlit hnd
oth.T work mulct their jurisdiction
aie requested to meet at the Cotuu er
clal Club rooms next Satuidsy, Fet
tunry 1.1, at one o'clock.
A, I. Mason,
Frauk Oethniao,
CommUtee Pine Urove Orange.