hoop invEii aLAchsft. TiitAsbAY. FjEfeRtTARy 26, isod.
Two
2;opft torr (Slamr
QUESTION BOX
Issued Every Thursday by
ARTHUR D. MOE. Pbfllwr.
SIMMONS' KID GLOVES
In all lengths and colors.
None Better.
Questions relating to Ihe Kitohen" or
&e Paris Fair
Ua Store that Saves You Money
TRUNKS, SUIT CASES, TELE
SCOPES and GRIPS.
Ve can save you money on these.
Home of our luuacriueia win w -awered
in this column. Address letter
Tar ma of 8abacrtptlon-tl.50 a jrr when
K.i i r I.k. nn Glacier.
paid ta advance.
Hood River, Oregon
nn. inntliii linx" column, edit-1 A iaaanonnful of lemon juice to
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wben dons.
Tu freiben state bread and orackera.
tie them In paper aaok and place
thm In a hot oren for minute or I
Whan too write on a sooTenif pos
tal card turn upside down. Then
ben the recipient bands the card to
a friend to admire be may do to with
out readloc or appearing to read the
iiiHeaase.
In reflnisblng flight of ataira,
tiftiut or farnUb one-bail ot each
tread at a time and tbe other tide can
be u.ed darlna tbe drying process.
No la tbe time to buy white goodi
for tbe coming year. Moon can be
tttted at tbe February white sales and
tbe si Iter bleached table linen and
unbleached abeetlng ean be beautiful
ly whitened by exposure 10 toe "su-
uar snows." and spring rains.
If you would sit gracefully, said tbe
physical culture learner to oer oiasr.
uhoose h c bair tbe right beigbtb. A
uli wouiuu cannot belp being on-
rrsoefal if tbe obaii Is too low. Iben
care must be taken In seating one's
self that tbe skirt is not drawu loo
tlahtly over tbe knees.
1 be feet should not be tlirust for
ward. Keep tbem Just under tbe
front round of the chair.
Sit ocrlgbt. Ibis does not mean
stiffness, tut It does mean to. keep
initesa 01 curved.
ibU interest among our readers ana
we Invite tbe ladies to contribute new
ideas or ask questions regsidlng sf
fairs of tbe borne and kitchen, sud
the same will te answered promptly
by this competent authority
Go. Hughes' letter lo tbe New
York Republican Club In relation to
bia candidacy for tbe presidency is in
refreshing contrast to tbe feveiiah
and often demagogical self-seeking
that characterizes present day poll
tloa. It recalls tbe early days of the
Mimbllo when tbe office ougbt the
man and not tbe man the office.
Tbe water question seems to be tct-
tied for tbe time being by tbe vole et
th. sDMial election beld Moods v
Tbe people Lave decided that tbey A
not want tbe present water tyateu.,
bat prefer to bare It operated by tbe
nrmnt iiomnanT. Ia Juatioe to tbe
present company agitation of tb
matter should cease, so long as the
oompany can fsupply tbe clty'sneeds
and wben tbe growth of tbe oity com-
Men's Shirts
We carry a splendid aiaortinent of
Men's Dress and Work Negligee
Shirts ia all the latent patterns ot
Percale, Madras, Pongee, Caaei.nere
and Wool. Work r-birts of heavy
Twill in stripes, figures and plain
colors; good full cut in every way.
For
40c, 45c, 50c
and
tp.
Spring
Our New
Millinery
We have jut r ivixed an advance
shipment ot New Spring
Hats for ladies. The seasons new
est, trimmed by New York special
ists in Hit millinery art. which in
sures correetaeM in e ery detail.
Call and examine Diem.
SECOND FLOOR
Needful Notions
Kettle Knob
Clothes pin-, per due.......
Kkk V!ii
Hand Brua. . a
Wire Soap Dl-lion ,
Granite Konp Dichi-f
Sure Catch Moose Traps..
Asbeetos Stove Mats
Iron Hand'es
Fire Kliovelf ,
Toilet Paer, per roll
Parlor Matvlie, 1500 in toi.
Towel Rollers ,
8alt Boxes
.....le
ZZte
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4e
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4e
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lOe
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lOe
Needful Notions
Kitrhl-Arm Clothes Dryer 20
Csn OpenerK 4c
2-puunU Kniter Moulds, round. ..80
Revolving Handle Rolling rina..l&r
1-pound Butter Prints lie
Pie Plates, tin, each 4e
ft-quart Milk Pans, tin, each He
Granite Iron Stew Paus.down lo..l4e
There are bnndredsof other articles
in Uiia department that you need
every day and which will eot-l you
so little that yon cannot afford to
do without them.
pels tbe bringing in of more water
action should then be taken to supply tbe spine straight.
It, and look well to tbe future.
Ihe matter of street improvements
ia again receiving considerable atten
tion and tbe council la disposed to do
all In Us power to make better end
permanent streets. It is Imperative
tbat tba main business streets of the
oity should be graded and macadam
ized or naved. and tbat tbe work be
dona this spring. Walks should be
not down wbeie tbey belong and a
general dressing op of stieets made.
The ranld srowth of tbe city baa left
it behind many cities of its size in H?88-
regard to publlo Improvements, but
an eitia effort should be made to bet
ter these conditions aa fast as pons!
bla.
Don't let tbe shoulders droop for
ward.
Don't cross tbe bands on lap lu a
"prunes and prism" fashion. Let
them He easily.
Don't tbiust tbe bead forward or
bold it down unless yon desire to out
tlvate tbe doable coin bsblt,
Don't lean your faoe on your bantu
or support your bead tbat way. It
brines tbe elbows into prominence
and makes angles iuatead of corves
out of tbe lines of your figure. More
over, it pnsbes up toe neso or. tbe
are and helps form lines.
Wood ashes are exoeilent for olean-
ug disooiored nickel, copper and
3 Lids to baking powder oans sre use
ful to slip Into kettles to keep
tbe
meat from sticking to tbe bottom.
Tba Initiative and Referendum
League is sending oat olroulxrs' to
all labor organizations for funds to
helo flsbt tbe case between tht Paolrlo
States Telephone Company and Molt
nomah county. Tba said company
has refuesd to pay its taxes to the
county on tbe ground that the law,
which was passed by the initiative
vote, is unconstitutional. It la said
tbat the Home Company has paid its
taxes'to tbe county, but the Pacific
States Company has if fused to pay
and Is fighting to have tbe law de
clared unconstitutional, ibis case
will be carried to tbe supreme court
and ia of peculiar interact to Hood
River, as opon the decision of this
question depends tbe constitutions!-
" ity of tbe law creating Hood River
county by tbe initiative.
High School Wins at Basket Ball
Tba Hood River high sobool basket
ball team defeated Tba Dalles bieb
sobool last Saturday night at The
Dalles to tba tune of 15 to 11. The
gam waa rough and exciting Irom
start to finish. Hood Kiver took the
lead from tbe first and outplayed tbo
ODDOsina team at all times. Many
fouls were called on Tbe Dalles for
rough playing, while few were called
on Hood River.
Tba second half was more exciting
than the first and rough playing was
InduLed In mora frequently, in
the last few minutes ct play Tbe
Dalles made three baaketa in rapid
succession, whiob brought them up a
little oloser. but tbey were unable to
overcome tbe high school's lead.
.there were numerous disputes over
decisions and, in fact, t he game was
mora like foot ball tbao basket ball.
Tba teams lined op as loliows :
HOOD RIVER THE DALLES
Hartley
Johnson
Oarrabrant
Bell
Early
P
F
C
U
U
Sanders
Moore
liradshaw
Harper
Urayaon
Entertain at Cards and Dancing,
Di. and Mrs. Howard Durable, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles JBarly and Mr. aud
Mrs. Allen Jayne entertained their
friends at Odd Fellow hall Taosduy
evening and it was one of tbe social
events of the season, of which several
have been given this winter. Tbe
ball was tastefully decorated nnd
twenty-four tables at a Mat occupied
tba prlnolpal part of tbo evening, af
ter which the guests repaired to the
banquet room and were served with
a dainty lunch. Heat y's orchestra
furnished music and after luuob
danolng was indulged In and a veiy
pleasant evening was spent.
Advertised Letter Lint.
Andrews, W. 0. ; Collier, Dr. O.
Sherman: Dally, Price; Dutro,
Frank; Daullson, 11. b. : I'oater, J.
A. Oraa, O. P.; OriUlo, (Jeorge;
Hunt, D. f . W. ; Jeoklua, Hta. At.
Karr. U.t MoOreary. W. S. : Mo-
Cloud, Alexandra; McAuitin, Dave;
Moore. W. 11. : Pastor of Preabyter-
ian Cbnroh ; Sayer, M. M. ; Strang,
Cbaa. & ; Andrews, Mrs. W. ; Ever
ett, Emma; Howard, Mary; Kirkpat-
rto, Mrs. Ueo. M. ; Knisken, Mrs. N.
1$. ; LI nd berg, Mrs. 1(1.; Morris, Mis.
Henry; Moor, Miss Mildred ; Sbatton,
Jura, vm . w. jui. latee, ro tmaatei.
Menu Sunday.
BREAKFAST
Barley and Cream
Hamburg Steak with Onions
Raised Bisouit 'lea
DINNER
Conaomme
Boiled Beef Rice
Masbed Potatoes Suash
Macaroni an Uratin
Apple Charlotte
- Coffee '
SUPPER
Cream Chioken Salad
Southern Pried Apples
Uriddle Cakea Coffee
Recipe Cream Chicken Salad.
(Joe oan rrenob musbrooms, one
breast of obloken, cut luto small
squares. Dressing; Two tablespoon
fula of butter, two tablespoonfuls of
flour, one cup milk, balf a tint of
oream, a pinch of salt. Let cool, add
the ioioe ot one lemon, then mix al
together,
To Cook Cranberries.
One quart of berries, one cap of
sugar, balf cup water, boll berries
In tbe water, stirring ail tbe time to
crush tbem, then strain tbrougb a
fruit press upon tbe sugar, add a lit'
tie more water to tbe palp and put
tbrougb tbe strainer agaiu. Stir to
dissohe tbe sugar.
Eggless Chocolate Frosting.
Oue cap pulverized sugar, five ta-
bleapoonluls milk, two squares of
obooolate, one teaspoontul vuullla.
Add a little butter, boil until inUture
tblckens, cool and spread on cake.
Doughnuts.
One oup granulated sugar sod two
eggs beaten togetber until light; one
oup sour milk (not too sour), bait
teaspoontul soda In tba soar milk.
three teaspoonfuls melted batter
(measure after melting), two tea-
spoonfuls bakiug powder. (Kindness
Mrs. J II. U. )
Miss N. S. sent In some very good
suggestions, but I am nut having
tbem printed, for we cannot have I
things In tbe papir that are taken
llreot'y Irom some other magazine
and I hope I bat she will not lose hope
but send lu some more suggest inus.
We are glad to see tbnt an iutoiett is
being tHRcti among our lendms aud
we only buie tbat we will get morel
questiuui lo auawer next week.
Slade final Proof.
Miss ''on Cooper came in on the
looil today from Mt. Hood po',ollIee I
to make anal proof on her homestead.
She has lived there continuously for
Ihe required time and haass witnesses
Messrs. E Miller and Steele, of that
looality Cbroo iale.
Mrs. Levi Curlsman Dead.
Ihe sad news was borne to friends
here this morning of tbe death of
Mrs. Levi Chrlsman at 0 o'clock lust I
evenlug of pleuro pneumonia. Tbe
funeral will lie beld from tbe home on
Monday at 2 o'olook In the afternoon.
Tbe services will be conducted by
Kev. r. Lt. uooir. ot the Christian
oburob. Chroniole.
until tbe year 1804, wben be, it h
others, crossed tbe plains to tbe tlU
ot California. Tba year follow r
1805, he oa e to Washington and had
made tbis bit continuous residenoe
until tbe time of bis death, February
15. 1908.
January 29 be was taken with a very
severe suae or rneumatum. At ter
suffering a few days from Intense pain
be recovered from tbis and bia heart
beganJto;rail (jbim. so f steadily grew
worse until on tbe 15th Inst., bis spir
it returned to tne uod who tare it.
He leaves behind to mourn bis loss
a wife, six daughters 'una two sons.
(Jne daughter end one son have Dre
ceded him In dsatb. He has two sis
ters and foui brothers yet living.
wane tbe relatives mourn tbe loss
of a husband, father and bi other.
mere ia a large circle or irienns wb
will miss a true-bearted friend aud
neighbor.
lbe funeral lei vices were beld at
tbo resideuo Monday at 11 a. m., con
ducted by F. W. Dellart and a E.
Uartmess In charge of burial. Inter
ment was made in tbe Underwood
cemetery, a two and one-bait acre
traot douated by the deceased.
r . W. DeUart.
L. W. Urubba made a trio to Tha
uaues oaturaay.
F. C. Flmulna made a trio to The
Danes tbe latter part of tbe week.
Mrs. F. H. Ioeobers vlalted her h un
bend at Cascade Locke over Sundav.
Miss Clara Chamberlain arrived
rrlday from loppemlsh on a vlxit to
her aunt, Mrs. John A. Wilson.
A good -itory Is told on a nromlnnnt
real estate nmu, tbe ton of whoae
bead Is quite devoid ot bair. IIU lit
tie girl is tbe possessor of a teddv
near, out wisuiug in cbause its an
pearanoe she sculped the top of its
head, or tbe hair thereof, and aniH
that now sue bad a "papa bear."
Thomas Brotbertou. sized G5 vann.
waa found dead in bia cabin nr lln.
derwood on Saturday, February 15,
and tbe body was crerjarerl for Imriul
and shipped to Portland Monday by
J. E. Nichols. Mr. and Mrs. J. U
Mann, of Victoria, U. U, the latter n
later ot tue deceased, anoompauled
the remains to Portland. Mr. Broth.
erton was an uncle of Allen Campbell.
nuu uioj at tue, cottage Hospital
couple of months ago.
"
saw such a child!
to know enough to
You
come
"I never
don't seem
home!"
'Well, flat's Just wot mn says about
your'-New York World.
With Cupid at Chauffeur.
Tha road Ilea white beneath tha light
ot a rising noneymoon,
And tho ruahlnf sound as the wheels spin
rvunu
Swings Into an old love tune.
And every rut on tho road of life
Is seen throuah a rosy blur.
But time's never a feur that tha way's
not clenr
With CupUl as chauffeur.
And little thoy care If the neighbors stare
Aa tney speed through the land of
(1 reams,
While the old love light aa a signal bright
Ahead on a highway cleami.
And there's never a hill of care so steep
But succumbs to the gentle stir
That Is bound to start In a lover's heart
vn uupm as cnaumeur,
Bo speed they may on their primrose way
To Arcadian lands afar.
May thoy travel fast till they step at last
in meir weaaing touring oar.
And grant them this, oh, lad who feels
A love that Is strong for her
Uny tha rid extend to the Journey's end
rt un iupia as chauffeur.
Reynole Smith Pickering In Judge.
The Chnrchex.
l. It Chgrcb Sabbath school, 10 a.
in.: iift-arliing, 11 a; m.; "Y. P.O. K.
6:bUp. m.; Evangelistic .services, 7:30
p. ru. Midweek praver . meeting,
Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. .Evervbody in
vited. J. K. Parker, pastor. " ;
Christian rhurob-Tbere will be
preaoblog at tbe ChrUian cbnrrb in
Hood River next Suuriay, Udr Meet
ings at Mosier contiune Hb goo.1 in
terest. Kef W A. Vti od
Baplist Church C. A. Nutley, Pas
tor. Sunday s-rvlces it ( 11 a. m. and
7;45p. m. Hindu) school, at 9:60 a in.
F. G. Cue, Suiil. Young lViplcs meet
ing, 7p.m. Monday. 7 p nr., Young
Men's Alert Club, fiienlay, 7 p. rn.,
Y. P. Christian Culture Claw. Wednes
day 7:30 p. ru , Travel meeting. Thurs
day p. m., I,nlu;i' Aid or Mission Cir
cle.
BaptistCbuicb-" I'bree Judgments"
la tbe subject for tha moruing service
at tbe Baptist oburob uext Sunday.
In tbe evening tbe pator will give an
address on "Lessons Irom the LI of
Washington." I
Riverside Congregational Church,
W. C Uilmore, pastor. Services Sun
day at 11 a. ru., Christian Endeavor
at 7 p. m., evening worship at 8 p. m.
Catholic Church Keuular services
every Sunduy .
Belmont M. E, Church, S. 8. 10 s. in.
Preaching 11 a m., Epwonh huague
0.30 p. m , Preaching 7.30 p. in. At
Crapper 1st and 3rd Sundays; 3 p. ru.
At Menoru nee 2nd and 4th Sundays;
3 p. m. . ...
Valley Christian Cliurch-Pastoi II.
L. Ford will preaob morning and
evening Sunday, February 23. Sub
ject for 11 a. tu. : "The Shadowless
Land." Duet by Meedames Ford and
Reavis. Subject for 7:30 p. m.. ser
vice. "So Near Vet Su Far." Duet
by Mrs. Ford aud Mr. Knspp.
gate 60 or 60 acres. We rented the pla.-o
last year for a share of the crcp nliirli
we told for $605 92. If not sold by
March first tins pi ice will be for rent to
a man with orchard experience.
If interested call on or write to L. A.
Du: can, Ooldendale, Wash. .
- . For Sale ,
Ai Odell Mitini', Kevp'nil thoufsnd feet
ol 2x8x16 and 2Kxl scantling, aurfiic
ed and slzod. Price I4 per M. Inquire
i'f A. II. Khelly, firm hotie wegf of Odj 1
station. ' Klp Orchard Co,
Colonist Kates From Eastern Points t
Pad lo Coast.
On h In daily from March M to April
30th, 1908, to all 0. R. A N. main fine
and brunch .points.. Chicago, $38 00;
Milwaukee, $:8.00: BloominKtou $30.50;
Peoria, t'l 05; St. Louis, $35.60; Mem
phis, $;19.5; KannasClty, Leavenworth,
Atchison,- Kt. Joseph, $30.00; Council
Bluffs and Omaha, $30.00; Kioux City,
$31.95; St. Paul and Minneapolis, $3 i.OO.
Deposits can be made at tl eO. R. A
N. ttation for auy tickets from any of
of the points mentioned above. For
dirti er information rail on or write
Wm. M. McMcsbay,
Gen. Pass Agent.
Portland, Ore.
U. FaxDKicT,
Agent,
Hood River.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior, Land Office at
The Dalles. OiegoD. Janunry 31t, UMS.
Notice is hereby given tbst
JAMES M. 81MONTON
of Hood River, County of Waeco, Slate ot
Oregon, hat a plied lo pnrplntve, under tbe
act of Congress of Jane 8. 187s. m extended by
actof AukuhU, 1H. NWiW.HBV-HW), Sec
tion ami NKNW4 of Heellon 20. Town.
nip i w., luiuite ii e.. w. h. ana win oner
proof to show tbat tbe land sought le more
viuable for lu timber or atone than for agri
cultural purported, and to eeUbllsn him claim
at The I in I leu, Onvoo, on the Mih day oi
April, -VOU
He nannnHi wltnesaes: William H. Davis,
8. H. ThoiniMon. Km 1 1 West, Albert Norder,
all of HiHid Klver, Oreaon.
Any and all neraone claiming adversely tha
above-described lands are requested to file
their claims In tbis offlot on or before said
inch day of April, 1908.
fd(la23 W. 1IOOBE, Reslstar.
Oakdale Greenhouse
Cut flowers and plants at Keir & Cans.
Choice Rnxes throbs. Vines & Oladiolas
White Wyandotte Eggs for Setting
Irom Mated Pen $1 50 & $2 00.
Fie ic lift- & Fletcher.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The old Pennsylvania butch Dmikurd
recommends "Hickory Bark Cough
Remedy." Guaranteed to cure your
cotiih, aud guaranteed to be pure.
Made Irom the hark ol the shell bank or
white hickory tree. For sale by Clias.
N. Clarke and all dealers everywhere.
Announcement.
County Clerk ,
J. B. Gt.IT of The Dalles Is a! candi
date for the ( Hire of County Clerk for
Wat-co Countv. Snliiecl to the action
of the Ht-publii-MH voters in the primary
election.
County Superintendent
I hercliv Hiilionnct) mvsi If ii a -wii-
didtite (or 'the Uepubl can nomination
for County ScIhoI Kupt.-'ii.ti'i'di-rvi of
waavo t:ountv. Uregon, HtiDiect to tbo
spprnviil of the voters at the primary
election. JUB1US 1. ir.rr
I - " .:
MnaWaWBaVB
Our B
a Coht
uoav
est
Candidata for Congress
(IKOKHK S SilKPUKRDof Portland
solici'- t (or Republican nomina
tion r -r itep'vsMi.tative in Conifreas,
Atnociiies Kivi-r lniiM-ement am:
"Peep VtHtcr li. the Sea."
District Attorney.
W. P. MYEKS. Lahllaw. Or-uon. ia
1'iindiilalc for I)i trict Attorm v for the
ventli judicial district. . Subject to
il.o action of the republican voters in
the pi unary elect inn. . :r
FRED W. WIlJ?ON. Suiiject to the
I proval: of the voters of Wasco and
! ok roiintii', my enndidacy for-the
puliliinii nomiuation for district at
torney of the:Pt'V( Hth indlcial district is
announveu.. it ii- niinu'ed and , eotud
I shaSl endeavor to faithfully discharge,
tho duties of the oflice as provided by
iaw. rr.eu .. vviison. . ;i .:
ilolilen : Pjilie to be Driven Sunday.
From, Captain Nelsou, of the 81-
'mons.it la learned that ihe North
Bank road will complete its track lay
ing by Haoday. Work Is being Hnisb
ed below tbe Cssoades and the golden
spike will be driven at Motllta Hun
day. Captain Nelson la nuder the
impression tbat a pnblio demnustra
tion will ooour Sunday celebrating
the event at Mofflts, but said more
would be learned ooooernlng tbat by
fiiaay ot tnia week. Chronicle.
Shows Big Gain.
Ihe business of tha White Salmon
poetoffloe for January 1908, shows an
increase at 18 per cent over tbe busi
ness or January, 1007. 'bis comes
very near proving our statement that
the town doubled its population dur
ing toe past year. We must go abead
now and make the other statement
come true that it will double In pop
ulation daring tbe next year. Enterprise.
Exra Meeker Heme.
Seattle, Wash.. Feb. 17. -Ezra Meek
er, who Is borne from his long jniirney
witn an ox team across tbe continent.
says he believes oongress will pass tbe
bill to appropriate $50,000 to erect
monuments on tne t Id Oregon trail.
Ihe President Is In favor of the
hill." be said, "and U-fore I left
Washington I convinced a number of
house members of . tbe merit of the
measure." .
Purchases Abstract liaslnt-is.
J. M. Scbmeltzer has porcha-ted tbe
abstract business of John l.eland Hen
derson and will take charge of the
business., tbe first of March. Mr
Sobmeltzer has been connected with
the oltlce for several years and Is well
acquainted with tbe business and will
keep tbe records absolutely correct
aud op to date. Mr. Henderson ass
in Portland attending to an assault
and battery case, but it is understood
be will continue his surveying and
real estate business.
Mr. Scbmeltzer is one of tbe rlslmr
young ousiness men ot tne city nnd
we congratulate blm upon seourlna
a business tbat will ultimately prove
a lucrative one.
Edward Underwood.
Edward Underwood waa born In
Decatur county. Indiana. March 29.
1846, bis parents moving the year of j
nis ojrin to lowa, where be resided
Hippophagy.
Hlppophngy being In low water tu
these later days, somebody has set
himself to show what an exceedingly
respectable history attaches to tbe
practice. Among the ancients, especial-
ly in China, eating horseflesh was
general, and it was only killed in Eu
rope by a papal decree of Gregory III.,
though why horseflesh should have
been Interdicted does not appear. It
was only the famine caused by Nbdo-
leon'a Invasion that revived tbe prac
tlce In Germany, where It has survived
ever since. London Globe.
County Clerk.
F. R. ANGLE, of , The Dalles, is-a
candidate for the oflice of County . Cltrrk
ior tvaci county, suiiject to the' ac
tion of the rt-publican voters In the pri
mary eleclion.
ASAfi. STOUSDILL. I hereby an.
nounce myself as a candidate for County
Clerk of Wasco unity, Oregon, suhji'ci
to the decision of the voters id the re-
publican party at the primaries to be
held Api .l 17, 108 A-a (J. Stoglill.
Sulijcci to thi dt'cioion of the voters nf
Ihe Republics?!; twirty, of Wecn C unity,
1 announce my candidacy for therepuli
lican imuiiimlion fur-County Clerk. If
ii'. minuted and t levte'd, I oli'iill endea.vi.r
to fiiithfully discharge the duties uf the
lllce as ieiiirel tv law.
'. . . ; A LEX. 8TEWART,'
County Assessor "
C. L. H IJMIDT. Republican candi
date for tin-1 dice '( Co'intv Assesstir of
Wa-c-i tiniy at lhr iir;ii;iric-, ii,ed'
no i m r -miction to llic vi.ters. Ha I a-
surved ihe i omit y in ti U capacity before
and hiMili litv t- tlisclmrire the duties
t the i the ih fll known thromihout
Wupco Coi.n'v
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 HANNA 8 PERI GO Free Dclivwv
j
Nursery Stock For all kinds
stock call on 8. W, Heppuer,
of n ornery
mil
NAOHARA A NINOMIYA KTOBK-Jiin-ene
f rocrleK, claur and lohwen. Kui.lojen
piBKM imuiy Mr japanet-a lurin nanu. I-, o.
ox fe&4. Hood Klver, oremm.
us 20
EXCHANGE Would exchange one of tbe
bmt bualnem properties In the city of Hood
Klver for improved or unimproved land with
in ten in I leu of till city. My property la rent
ed and producing wd Income. Value trim)
i. O. Box 68, Hood Uiver. m
FOR BALE Cedar PoaU delivered
part or the valley. Add rami K. W
or phone Mo. 10W5.
to any
Caldwell,
mli IV
John Vane, Hood Klver, Ore.
f6
T
KOR8ALE Kotrue River Orchard, entire or
nbd vlded. Clean and protlt-bearlug. (lood
balldings. Deep alluvlnf river bottom. Aim
Irrigated berry land. lien A. Lowell, Wood,
vllle, Ore. niLH
For Hale One team of horaea, 6 and 6 vearn
old, 1 wagon, 1 hack, I milk cow, No. U. M.
Heparahir. Flaoe quarter mile aoulh Odell
tore. K: E. Hiruug. rn
FOR HALE Near White Halinon dnk
about 8JU0 peach treea varying In alie Irom 3
U6 feet. All well branched. Varieties: Early
Crawford, LU Cmwlord, Elberta, and Hoi.
way. Pricea, 7 to uyt eU. depending on alze.
Kollock A Arlaman. dli ha
For Hale 17 aorea of land about one ami a
Half inllea south of the O'dell More In Hood
Klver valley: five acrea cleared; about 2U0ap.
pie trees two and time yearn old. All Rood
land. Enquire of J. W. Jenklna. Plioneaua
Fur sale lOacreaof Al fruit Inml In wmw
of valley. Eaay term. Box (w8, Hood Klver,
Oregon. 2B-lf
Well Urllllncr P. I
drill wella in II
Krctjicr la ..rcourul in
ood Kiver Vallev. oniilt miw
working and can ba homi at Win. Elirek'4
place, Odell. Addreas f. L. Kretzer, route 1,
ia.i
imssmaasBSKat
MAKE YOUR OWN STOCK POODS BY USING
SKIDOO HORSE AND CATTLE TABLETS
- ' Crush and mix In feed or salt Proper dote In tablets
Makes Your . Stock Look Like the Top Price
For Horse. Cattle, Sheep, Swine and Fowl. They are made from tat active principle or tha
condensed esaenc of the drufr They don't contain Sawdust, Aahss, Chop Feed or Bran. Art last
as toed wh.a 10 years old as when 10 day. old. They comply with all port drat Uwi. AU for
'DOO Condition Tablet or SKIDOO Worm, Kitoey. CUck Cholen;
Buster. Cathartic. Heave. Fever. Ho Cholera, Distemper, Pink Eyt. CoUeUbletsorUiuM Powder.
Spavmurs or Barb Wire Liniment - Diatributed by THE BLUE BELL MEDICINE OO..
t.MMM.1.4. GIbl1MmAM. 111.. . a . 7. r . ""V"1" WW.
i'iiiu,wi nawrtown, aoutn uaKota, u. s. A.
For Sale by Hanna tfc Perigo.
FOR HA I. E 10 ttrrex of timhorail lm.i
Odell dlatrk-t; ha. tOO.OUO leet good Htandm 111
innDer. l nave a vuvtomer who will five pur
ehaarrSI per thousand atumpage for timtier.
Price. $10 r awe caah. J. K. Croaby, route I,
Hood Rlvrr, Ore. uili
KOR8ALE Thornuirhbred Plvmouth Rock
rooatera. Aim lay Ky; phone ilo. mlt
KOIt H.'LE-Uood spun of ork horw-a,
dapido amy ai:il black; gentle, mm ml and
trim lo pull; w, i,i mo lbs; agtt4 add B yenrn.
Iloth liO'ki! aluijlu or to rld lu H;lt-nilid
coiiilill' ii lo no hard work. Price lor abort
Iiiiic, HtXI. Also liuve a brfwi-hlng liaineaa
ami .litclKll truck. Percy T. Hhelley,
near U'.i il. Hood River, Ore. mli
Fil.t S vl.K
Maillr Ku. Il:l ;
-8pm of horaea.
luquli-e at
nil'i
ri hi HAi.lv-l'.lKht head of horaea, woikera
aud -.rivers. I. 11. Mohr, plume, sjUiUlnriimra.
ml2
Ffllt HALK-Kirat clnsa dryiwk wiai.l, Sti per
corn; tlrat clnas dry fir, ti per cord, on car at
Hood Kiver. HelWereiMo extra. Hhelley
Broa,. Hood Klver, Oregon. ml2
For Hate One horae powe- wood aaw. K. P
Claik, Uix 140. route I, Hood River. fa)
To Trade OneS 1-4 Sludebikar mink: will
trade for three Inch truck. E. P. Clink, b n
14ti, unite I, ilia-1 Klver. fO
For Hal Matched pair or rtiicple ur iv
marea. Kutl sUtera; three and G;iir veiu ,.ld.
broke to work. Price 1160. J. M. I i.oni)
De Moaa Hpringa, Uregon. t'JO
FOR HA LE 18 Plymouth Hik-Ii n,-il..i. a.
dress E. B. ling, Koul I, Hood Kiver. ui:
HOL'HE FORSALt:-Thi."riv.i-r,..mi u . ieou
the aotitheHst corner ol Hn-i iihin Vv- u..ii
- --:cuieu u I.. l-eni I - , M l-ir :lle.
To be moved from .-reinl-
Box 7it. Ilo id River, O e i,,
Kir
FOR It,
liou- k i
Conner: i-i
mi
'r i -uii-'-or,'
-ii-a -hi-; fr1-,
II Apitlj t l
ii-l -i-
wilier t
-Ml
filr- -tie I
i : -til in
.Mount Hood Store...
W. S. GRIBBLE, Proprietor.
lh (roodn . Ammunition Hoots and Shops
; . , . Hani wne Graniteware
liny (Jmiii ; I'ltnir Feed Full line of (irowvinH
Good Frnlt Land For Sale.
From ten to entity acres ol Willow
Flat land. If yon cannot bny eighty
acre, you can buy ten acres. Get a
Btart in Hood Riwr and your fortuno is
assured, isuuuings and improvements
on part ol the land. A countv road
through the center, on a direct route to
Hood Kiver or Mt. Hood, also a ditch
arrow one corner, price per aero $75
and up. Don't wait. He who hesitates
is lost. "There's a tide in the affairs of
men which taken at the flood leads nn
to fortune: omitted, all the voyage of
their life is bound in shallows and in
miseries; we must take the current
hen it serves or lone our ventures.
Don't miss this chance.
I'prcy T, ShelU'V,
Hood lliyer, Ore-
.Sheriff.-
LKVI CMlilSMA.V. 1 hereby an
notilico my c iuilidaoy for the republican
nomination for ajiHriff. subject to the
Hpl r- v.il if ilix 'ftpuulk'aii' vottin ol
Wiipto l-oniiU . If iiouiniitloj and eli-ct
-i i - . ........
i i ni.in i inif ivnr .to lutiimiiy iiiii-
ch true Ihe ilu t-n( the oUit-e lis iii
vided by law. l.uvi Chrihmax.
FOR SALE, A S9fAI AT t4,00V '
Fruit Farm Six Miles fYorn Oolden
dale, Wa-h. '
One huiidrerl anil Jsixtv acroa. tixtV
acres cleami anil the balance timber.
Ten ucres in annls orchanl. seven acres
of which is bearing. tlu remainder
yon -in trees. I loose maal, bam and
otlit-r buildings fair. Exceliout water
for domestic purposes and plenty to lrri-
r Here's -where
L: nd Quality that
ro bunched for thirty days,
$14-75 and $19.50
Tbw iloyal tnilors, Clilongo and New York, are
nuiking a great -clean-up in full and winter goods.
; The prices are " low mi ih y rutins offered that
voii ran't afford to "let t he npport unity puns.
nit or overcont 'nnule for vou flnelv tailored
will iiivci -be made again
Is and the same excellent
at a figure that prol'mlily
on the same class t)f pn
tailor! np. i
D-
Come and
satisfaction.
se these patterns. We. guarantee
KOIt VI.K- l'U'Hr.- I! -a
le i lid Ik lid. l lo CI ear i. A I
r i en.fij.saea- h. J-.t Lu
si ling il as; twokeinna-. Wi':
t-iOO. iMiuuiaM lookiiiiin, It.
Hood Rlvtr, OreKon.
'iiIiiIiikIiiii i III.
-o -I fi H l-o. It.
II:. .Hl:a, una
lui" HiiMnaa
K. I). M. l.
tr
Wanted.
WASTKD
A. A. Jayne,
-To let a contract to oleur l.nid.
WANTKO-To ixrhanee
Strawbt-riy plants. R. ft'
River, cite.
cednr poat for
CaKlwell, Ho -d
lit
WANTED (J ood wuiiiun lor vent
work. A.idreaa Alra. J. A. Kppl
eral houae-
ua, Houd
o. - 11112
WANTKIi-Oirl to do aeueral housework.
Mra. Truman Kuiier.
J,25fAS,;r,':u-'':l uleuii-il man to care for
orclmril; aiva M,-it urea anil ulurv. sr. .
tilac. r oiilee.
mU
WANTKIl 'i-iitrai-ia on ami orchards
v : on wain prompt aai--a. Uitrrelt A
-un- , o.w i iiaitiue: ill i:oinliiernM Prlt..n,l
Oleauii.
ma
Wanu-.it Vt.n uml u-.ru ......
-.... MI-HI- - u .11 ,iici,miiu Mrl..
lSlaKnowla Si. .
Orej.( n.
WANTEO-WorR by m ill of2j j
i-Xpjll.
" "--.iinr-iiM. ritiiiiniir. I'riit n-r nnd
ilJ ii? -l-rciHiiy. ( un Hl All. Uo.. i Hole
fi. Al. I.uniblin.
Wan run . i r .... ., ......
ol-l.aud (iiKlil n.it j, mn, 1.-,) ,j
reMonuoie ior easti. viaia n-u i uti . .IUo
barrow. M.'Waltoo. ia CbniUhr ..r ........
rnerce, roitland, Ungnn. 127
W ailUxl A r. 1.. . '..t.' 1..:
a large real fwiate co' lJi al Ion. Hiaeiiil in.
dnormenla td tli-w who wial. t., lieo.me
nanelally liitert.teil. Tne Real Haute See,,,.
Ity to.. Fort Dearborn Uldir.. (Jblcairo. III. fa?
Wanted At Mms a..,...-
Sll?.to le,r? ".'s nilllliiB -y buainera. I'oM.'
" wuen compettnt. fjn
Lost and Found
Lo t Dec. 1.1th lurr k.iu. u. ... . . .
Hood River o.m n.h "ui .tJ .
thlsoffleeornoilfv w 7i.fhi?i-'u. J" 5
Oregon.
n
Ue TOGGERY
, "Tailors for You"
LOST-Bmach set with pearls and orl. h.
iweeu me i- irw Vat 1.... ..1 i(..i. . -, . ,
bvs. Relnrn .7, uZnTJrZ ra-
. "j p 4 mwaru.
127
LOHT-A dark brown snlt oaae; between de
raitand my farm 1W miles weal of town. Will
sewan,. Return ,0 M'd'
ssFOUND A purse containing small anm of
i'.7v' ner may recover same by calling
al tbis office and provlngpropcrty. ni5
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