HOOD RIVER QLAC1ER THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7 1909.
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CLERKS
WANTED
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Our growing business forces us to secure extra clerks in our Dry Goods Department; and as
we prefer home people will ask those interested in securing position to apply in person or by
letter not later than Saturday 10 a. m. at this store. No applications by telephone considered.
We ask our customers' pardon for not handling last Saturdays rush more
promptly, but we did our best and will improve our service as fast as
possible.
Respectfully,
L
FRANK
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BRIEF LOCAL MATTERS.
The Dietz Studio for photos.
Land Plaster at Whitehead's.
Cold boiled ham at McGuire Bros.
Finishing for amateurs at Deitz Stu
dio Home Rendered Leaf Lard at McGuire
Bros.
Best line of Spray Nozzles at McDon
Ids. Shasta Water Jack can furnish you
with nysier coctails by the glass, quart
or gallon.
Blagdon A Ferguson have opened a
barber shop next to Lane A Gibbons
and invite the patronage of the public
Light housekeeping rooms and fur-
nisued bed rooniB with bath and mod
em conveniences. Mrs. Z. C. Phillips,
corner Sherman and Sixth streets.
Choice Buys
11 Acres well improved, 3 miles
"iilth west of Hood River; good district;
high and sightly; perfect drainage. New
house of six rooms, located among large
oak trees. Good barn, chicken house,
and other outbuildings 4 acres in full
bearing oachard, mostly Newtowns and
Spitzenbergs ; balance of place in perfect
condition. Living stream through back
of place. There goes with the place one
horse, cow, new surrey, cultivator,
chicken- and small tools and implements
and H inches of water stock, besides an
abundance of free water. Price $10000,
S4000 cash.
20 Acres miles out in the
t'rapper district; perfect soil, fine drain
age; nigh and sightly; stream through
place which affords good fishing and free
irrigating water for five acres. New 7
room house, hard finished, costing
if 750. There are L'2 twelve year old
apples, mostly flpitzenhergs; 90 four
car old Spitzei be gs; 207 2 year old
Newtowns and Spitzenbergs, and a fain
ily assortment of peaches, pears, cher
ries, apricots, etc. Trees are all in
prime condition. 5 acres of strawberries
mostly spring planting, Half mile to
school house and store; R. F. 1). and
telephone; 4 inches of water. Price
$13,500, $5,000 cash.
20 Acres highly improved, fij
miles out on the Fast Side. Lies per
fect ; good drainage; gentle slope to the
Last; fine rustic bungalow costing
ItfiOfl, modern in every respect; attrac
tive lawn and dowers ; good barn, chick
en house, Jap house, etc. Entire place
is fet to strictly commercial orchard and
in a scientific way ; there being In acres
in three year old Newtowns and Spitz
enbergs, and 10 acres in two year old
Newtowns and Spitzenbergs, pollenited
with Ortleys. Entire place is set to
strawberries between the apple row,
of which 5 acres are one year old, bal
ance set this summer. The property
has been developed in a scientific way
and absolutely on right lines. The
orchard is perfect, and at the purchase
pri.e of $17,000 is fully $",900 below the
market.
22.43 Acres 'M mi'es southwest
1 f Hood River, nn one of the best "rav
elled, roads in t'ie W e , All under
Motivation; a I level; just sufficient
S'ope for good drainage ; 516 apple trees
in full b a ing, 12 vears old, mostlv
SpilaenU-gl and Ne "towns; seven
hundred ewtowns one year old;
20o peach trees. Balance of place wau
seeded to wheat, oats and vetch ; li incl -es
of water stock; place is in perfect
state of cultivation and exceptionally
fertile. Good house ami bam 1 hore,
Cow, surrey and all tools n I implements
go with place. Price $19,0J0; $6,000
cash,
43 Acres unimproved, 9 miles
south of Mood River, 2j miles south of
1Kb 11. All under the ditch and eveiy
foot can be cultivated Is brush lain),
light clearing. A loose easily worked
red thot soi'. Genuine bargain at
$5000; $1000 cash.
120 Acres unimproved; 4 miles
from Hood River on Fast Side. Good
clav loam soil; HO acres lies nicelv for
orchard. A good buy at $5500. $2,000
cash.
20 Acres Improved. Located in
center of West Side. 8 miles out on
counly road. Nice location, fine soil,
good drainage. 1") acres in two year old
orchard in good condition; there being
378 NewtowitF, 000 Spitz, nbergs, and
210 Arkansas Blacks, Jonathans and
Waaners for pollenizers. Balance of
place in meadow and pasture. f inches
of water stock goes with place. Price
$11,000; $3,000 cash.
Devlin 4 Firebaugh
Leading Dealers
Swetland Building, Portland, Ore
H. R. B. & T. Co. Bid!, Hood River
go
Shoes made or rep lire d tjohnsen'a.
Our work yiiarauteed. Deltz Studio
liny your L ire and Vitrol at White
head's. Hazel wood Creamery Butter at Me
Guires. All kinds of suet and smoked fish at
Jackson's.
W. E. Dabney, Tailor, Third Street.
Phone 46M.
For Flower and Alfalfa Seeds go to
McDonalds.
Get a Scuffle Hoe at McDonald's and
ave work.
Camp stoves at cost. Davenport Har
ness Co.
Maple Svrup and Fastern B. W.
flour at Jackson's.
If your sboes have gone wrong take
them to Johnsen.
Fresh bread delivered daily by Parker
Bros., Hall building.
If you want shoes that don't
wrong go to Johnsen 's.
Money to loan on improved farm
land. T. D. Tweedy.
Four fancy hanging oil lamps at half
price at Jackson's.
Full ine of Lowney's Bon Bons and
Chocolates at Ross'.
Best line of men's gloves in the city
at the Davenport Harness Co.
Una and Sulphur Solution in any
quantity, at Whitehead's.
Highest market, price paid for veal
and chickens. McGuire Bros.
Get vour spray hose from McDonald
Clean new stock, no factory scraps.
Ask for Burnett's Fx tracts. Light
quality. Sold only by Wood A Higgins.
Fancy salmon bellies, Fastern mack
erel and Lake Michigan white fish a
Jackson'.-. ,
Sweet cream and home-made ice
cream at Parker Bros., Hall building.
Free delivery.
C. W. Fdmunds, M. D. Eye, ear,
nose and throat. Summer office hours.
9:16 a. m. to 4 p. m. Phone 3312L.
W, E. Dabney has opened a tailo
shop on Third street, next to Rogers
photograph gallery. Phone 40M.
If you want to huv or sell real estab
go to Onthauk & Otten. Money U
loan on first mortgages. Abstracts and
legal papers carefully prepared. Nota
rial work of all kinds.
Clothes cleaned, pressed and repaired
at W. E. Dabney's tailor shop. Special
attention paid to ladies' suits. Phoue
48M.
The Apple Growers Union will need
apple packers soon. Packers wishing
employment please phone in or call and
register at the office of the Apple Grow
ers Union. Phone 117.
Hast bound trains on the N rth Bank
road t"p at Underwood as follows: No.
2,11:88a m.;No. 4, 8:28 p. m.: No.
0.7:04. This train only goes to Cliffs.
West bound trains as follows stop at
Underwood: No 5, 9:08 a. m. ami No.
1 at 0:00 p. m.
Mrs. W. H. Goodenough and
daughter arrived Friday from their
former home in llamil on, Uhio, and
joiued Mr. Uoodetiough and son, who
hare baen beie sever d weeks. Mr
Oocdenough purchased the Hoover
ranch.
Robert D. and Frauk 8. laylor,
formerly of Indianapolis, arrived
Friday and spent several days lock
iDg over lands in the valley. Ml.
Frank Taylor tins located In Portland
while It is probable that 'tis brother
may locate here on an apple rauob.
John A Wilson, 8. W. Ht.uk and
John Davis .vent to Carson Saturday
Mr Davis has ten acres there, part of
w' ich Is in potatoes which be intents
o dig. I be tlio oarried a good sup
ply of Ashing tackle and if flsh are
biting well the libera may stay tn the
eionnd.
Dr H. M. Curry and H. A. Van
Piet, of Gieenfield, Ohio, are here
this week Investigating orchards
Isnd with a view to local ing here.
Mr Van Pelt is much better pleased
with this country than with the lands
about Spokane which they stopped
to see.
The St. Mark's Gnild held a parish
party last Thursday evening at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Baker
There were a large number pteaent
who enjoyed a music d program and a
conundrum contest Mrs (ienrKn
Thorns n and Mrs. .iHCob Sehmelter
proved the best guessers ot the con
undrum and eairied away three
prizes.
T. W, De Butt ay is erecting a mod
em nnd substantial residence st 760
Cascade street, the home which be
fnrrcerly oceuled there was one of the
oldest in town aud it was rr.zed. part
ot the old foundation being used for
the new house. H M Wood, th
contractor, has enirge of the work
and when the improvements are Ho
isned it will be quite an addition to
that part of town.
H. M. Wood spent Sunday in Port
land. J. 1'. Batobelder was in Portland
Saturday nn business.
Miss J. W. Mavis spent Sunday
with friends in Portland.
R. K. Moriison and wife of Mosier
visited frineds here last week.
Mrs. Will Staats, of Dufur, is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Charles N.
Clarke.
F. A. Fleming and wife left Fri
day for a visit in Portland aud Van
couver. Paul Hubbard's Music House hus
Pianos, Uigaus aud Singer Sewing
Machines.
Miss Bessie Albright left Monday
to visit her sister, Mrs. J. W. Church
at Condou.
W. N Nourse, of Portland, spent
Friday and Saturday In Hood River
on business.
Miss Bess Isenberg, of Portlaud, is
visiting the home folks in the Bel
mont district.
F Brayford, of the Kookford store,
went to Portlaud Saturday to see
President latt.
F. 11. Dwinnell aud his mother,
Mis. Dwiunell went to Portland Sat
unlay to visit Irieuds.
T. G. Smith aud family, ot Udell,
weut to Portland the latter part ot
.he week to vi-it Irieuds.
Herbert aud Chuster Clarke, of
Portland, are visitiug their grand
mother Mrs. Levi Claike.
Fox has sold his saloon at The
Dalles and has purchased Cbas. llay
tvaid's place at Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Tucker left the
tfrst of the week tor Southern Califor
nia to spend the wiuter.
Charles Hall and wife went to
Seattle Sal urday, n here they will re
main a week taking in the luir.
P. S Davidson presented the Are
boys with a 2f check after their
heroic woik at the Are lust week.
Dt. Earl McF'arland returned to bis
uome in Portlaud last Thursday after
visiting bis pureuts, 'Frank McKai
laud and wife, In the Belmont dis
c. i ict.
Misses Klizabetb and Maine King
returned to Portlaud last week after
a visit with Charles Albright and
family,
llemy Dillon and wife returned to
their home at Sprague's Mills, Maine,
after a visit with Jobu Kroeger aud
family.
James Higgins and Miss Mabel
Crisp, both of this city were unitied
in marriage, Saturday, by Justice A.
C. Buck
A. II. liouok, of McMinuville was
here Monday on business in conneo
tion with a timber chum he holds
near Green Point.
H. Manner and family ieft their
ranch in the Helmont district Friday
aud weut to Portland, where they will
spend the winter.
J. C. Nelson, wi e and daughter, of
Arena, Wisconsin, left Monday tor
the S attle fair after speuding sev
eral days here with 0. E. King.
Jerome Smith and wife returned
Friday to their home ut Uaklaud after
spending two weeks with then daugh
ter, ivirs. G. F Jones, near here.
Chares Diusroore and Miss Ruth
Dinsmore, of Austin, Minnesota, are
visitiug their brothers, Luther and
Fay Dinsmore in the Barrett district
Mrs George M. Drexel, and daugh
ter, Ada, left Satuiday for their home
in Mk City, Nebraska, alter a visit
with William UUon and family at
Husum.
Myron C. McGregor, a railway mail
clerk on the U. R A PL, retur led to
Portland Friday after a visit, with bis
ociusiu, Luther Dinsmore, iu the Bar
rett district.
George W. Coburn, formerly teller
of the First National Bank at Wen
atohee, has moved bis family here
and is living In tbe Mrs. Marcellus
house ou Hazel avenue.
Mrs. Daisy Beitroohe and Mrs. H.
II. Crosier, of Portlaud, aie here the
guests ot the letter's daughter, Mrs.
J M. Smith, and aie attending the
W C. X. U. oonveution.
F. II. Coolidge has moved his jew
elry st re on Uak street next door
into the room formerly occupied by
disss Davis' miliiuery shop. Miss
Davis has her shop located ut 4L1 Oak
str-et, in the Nichols' hull ing.
James Simnnsou has taken Fairy
Ally, the young stallion belonging to
Suaoahau and Welch, to The Dallies
thi- week where tbe horse will pro
bably be started in some ot the races
at the fan. The horse has been train
ing at Portland for some lime and
gives promise of making good. Fairy
Ally Is a horse strong in Wilkes blood
with good crosses aud makes a hand
some appearance. The mares, Stella,
of linrns Jones, and Lama W, of Win
Bund, bs'enlso been tskeu to The
Dailea tali aud may try for some of
tbe speed purees.
a passenger
J. K. Kobeitsou weut to Portlaud
Thursday
U. C. Dean aud wife returned from
Portlaud Thursday,
J. F Batchelder was
for Portland F'riday.
O. K. Marshal had business in Port
laud the latter part of the week.
C. A. Briggs and wife returned
F'riday from a tilp to Portland.
M. W. Bollock made a trip to Port
land tbe latter part of the week.
Mr. aud Mrs. Seth Laraway left for
their new home at Fugene Friday.
Kdwiu T, Wentz has been given
a commission as a uotary public
Paul Hubbard has the only sheet
musio in Hood River. Burliness Bldg.
Myron Brunei and wife spent a few
days In Portland the latter part ot
the week.
O. K Power and K. B. Loudon, of
Portland, spent Sunday ou their ranch
near Dee.
Take home at bottle of Mt. Hood
Oyster Cocktails put up by Dellussey's
Chop Hoiibu.
Mrs. E. B. Carroll, of Portland
spent Sunday at her ranch in tbe
Crapper district.
John Kvaus returned to Mosier Sat
unlay after a visit with his daughter
Mrs. Frank Macy.
F. B. Mauniug and wife, of Mount
Hood returned Sunday fiom a visit
to the Seattle fair.
Mrs. F'rauk Davenport, Br., of Port
land, visited her children aud fami
lies hero last week.
F. FJ. Strang aud family came up
from Portland the latter part of the
week for a tew days.
F A. FTeming made a business
trip tc Portalnd and Vancouver the
latter pait ot the week.
Hey, there old boy! Go to Paul
Hubbard foi the piece of music. He's
got the latest songs. Good!
Boy Slocom, John Fran, and
"Bud" ('ashen went to The Dalles
Tuesday to attend the fair.
H. D. Osborne, of Sioux City, Iowa
Is visitiug bis sou, J. H. Osborne, of
tbe Hood River Banking A Trust Co.
Mrs. James ' iraham returned Sun
day evening from Portland, where she
had heeu visiting bet' son, G. W. Gra
ham. Sheriff aud Mrs. L. K. Morse left
Monday evening for a visit to rela
tives and friends in Micbigau aud
Kansas.
A. Harrow, of Woodstock, L. B.
Spain, of North Lewisburg and T.
Smith, of Milford, Ohio, were guests
of J. P. Mollroy lust week.
Mrs. Kd ward Culbertson left Mon
day morning for her home in Wash
ington, Pennsylvania, after a visit,
with her sistui, Mrs. J W. Kigby.
Mis. Robert A. Lambersoo, went
to Portland last week where she will
remain through ttie wiuter with her
patents, Rev. J. A. P. MoUaw and
wife.
Bert Lane has purchased his
partner's interest in the Lane & Gil -bon's
oigar and confectionery atoru
and will coutiuue the business at the
old stand.
J. B. Morton, of Sparta, 111., who
is visiting C. Fi. Msikham aud family
in the Batrett district, went to Yak
ima Friday in company with Mr.
Murkham for a tew days.
Pete Hansen, a lumber jack of Dee,
got too much whiskey F'riday and
spent the night in tbe city jail and
was assessed $0 and costs in the Be
oorder'i Court Saturday moining.
Cbas. Jones, of Ti ton Bros., Port
land, was in the city the latter part
of the week. Mr. Jones has secured
the contract tor a beating plant in
tbe new Christian church at Mosier.
(ieorge P. Sohlosser, formerly sec
retary of the Commercial Club a:
(ireen Kiver, Utah, moved to Hood
River with his fa ally las week and
will reside hern in the future.
The showers have bguu and it will
rain in a few weeks. Morlan A Good
man have just brought In a nw stock
of tine raincoats tor ladies which will
keep out the damp and have a sfyilsh
appearand,
The steamer Bailey (iatert was
taken off tbe daily run the ilrst of
the month aud is now on the freight
ner.weeu rorilaria and the Maltes,
miming alternate days with the
steamer Dalles City.
Mrs Klla Otis and two daughters,
Mudge and Helene returned Friday
from Spokane and they will make
Hood Kiver their future home Mr.
Otis is a sister of Mrs. A. M. M06
aud Mrs. C. L Ciapp.
Miss Olive Sturgis entertained the
voting ladies of tbe J. U. G. club
last Thursday evening with a fancy
dress party. All of the guests were
attired iu unusual ocstumes and some
very striking pictures could have
been made Daiuty refreshments were
served aud the affair was highly enjoyed.
WASHOUGAL
i About 41 miles from Aood River on the
Spokane, Portland ,v. Seattle Railway,
and on the Columbia River 25 miles
from Portland. Oreson.
CHEAP LAND
compared with other places of our pro
ductive Northwest, but the richest soil
in tbe country. We want to show yon.
NO electric STORMS, hot WINDS or
flying sands in summer or SNOW in
winter. Purest sprint; water to be
found anywhere, and the finest climate.
That is what makes this as fine a
fruit section as can be found anywhere
for Peaches, Applet, Pears, Quince,
Prunes, Cherries and all other daises,
as well as the smaller fruits.
Wheat, oats and other grain, potatoes
and other vegetables yield heavily per
acre, as well an clear timothy clover and
other grasses, and all this is done
WITHOUT IRRIGATION
Its a big dairy country
inure do you want'.' We
make a visit here before
a location, and to call on
too. What
sk that you
deciding upon
Washougal Dairy &
Land Co.
Washougal, Washington
I-M-H
School Time is Here
So are the SCHOOL BOOKS.
Every Book for every Grade.
Get your Books and Supplies early
find avoid the rush. Everything
for school use and just what the
teacher ordered at ....
SLOWS BOOK STORE
rH' I II Mil llll I'M Ml 1 1 Ml 1'
Mrs. O, V. Kd wards visited in Pert
land this week.
Osoai Vanderbilt wont to Poitiund
Tuesday on business.
Miss Hunt, Public Stenographer,
Room 14, Hall building.
Mrs. W. L. Adams spent Sunday
with friends in Poitland.
Gall iu Hubbard's Music House aud
hear your musiu played before you
tuy it.
J. I!. Nunamaker and wife 'left
Monday for Heppuer, where they will
spend a week.
Fresh Frozen Fastern and Olympia
Oysters by the pint, quart or gallon at
DeBusiey's Chop House.
Chailes Stowe, of Portland, was
here last week looking up orchard
lauds tor investment.
A. 8. Keedand ,). Shankliu of Port
land were here this week adjusting
the Cue aud Noble lire loses.
E O. Homewood and wife are
lending the week taking iu the
igfits ot the A-Y-P at .Seattle.
L. II. HriiCM returned to his Port
land home Saturday after spending
some time at his ranch near here.
Fresh Oysters in any quantity at
DeBueeey'i ('hop House for banquets
and parties. Olympia Cocktails alwayH
ou hand.
U. A. MeCargar has completed his
handsome new ni.ngalow at Moslei
and has gone there to live aftei
speuding the summei iu Ho d Kiver.
The president requests all members
ot Tenby Corps, No. 16, to be present
Saturday October 9th to prepare for
inspection ou the Kith.
Mrs. Abide J. ItakorSeey.
i. W. Onthink made a business
trip to the metropolis on Saturday
and also to pay his respects to the
President. He accompanied Jhon
Otten us far as Portlaud on his trip
back to tbe scenes of his boyhood in
the state of Illinois.
'I here is a movement on foot to
erect a new Presbyterian church at
Parkdale, which is the new terminus
of the lailroad tip the valley, and
John (ioldshury wont to Portland this
week to present a petition to the
presbytery
A I bert. Sutton, an architect owning
a ranch in the Oak Oruve district,
left with his wife Friday for a trip
tbronbg the east. Mr. Sutton has
denied 40 acres on his place and will
set out an orchard. He intends to
erect a line home there next spring
aud live in the valley.
Wood in Great Demand
Cold Winter Predicted
You have no dread of the cold, how
ever, for you can gel the best Hi-inch,
dry oak wood at L, II. Arneson's place
forl 10 per rick, cash. Pole oak, mixed
wftli a small amount of fir, at f 1.(10 tier
rick while it lasts. Call up K. F. John
son at my place and the amount of
wood you want will be reserved for you
upon payment of one-half down, depos
ited to my credit at the First National
Hank at riood River. L. II. Aknmok,
Place, one-half mile south from Oak
Gcove store, Crapper Itistrut.
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(TH IS SCHOOL A3 THE BEAS tjj FOB THHB BKMAKKABIE SUCCESS
iUAIMiATKS CAN BE FOUND EVERYWHERE POINTING TO
Facts Worth Noting
Enrollment of suiaantt past yaar 468.
All graduates placed In good positions.
Filled but 50 par cant applications far office help.
Reputation for thorough and aaraMal Instruction.
Safe and refining Influences.
Sand lor new Folder and Success Stories
COMPETENT WITHOUT CHAMF.
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Frank McParlaud left Saturday for
Portlaud to visit for a few days.
Mihh Madue Otis has annented a
position in t In- I ,ar away jewelry store.
Mrs. J. E. Nichols left Monday to
visit her mother, Mrs. A. J. Adams,
at Moro.
Joseph Cazanave, who recently sold
his 10 acre ranch near here left Wed
nesday tor California.
lie sure and save your fanciest apples
for your exhibit at the apple fair to be
held October 28, 29 and 30.
George Weart, of New York City,
whose brother James 1. Weart form
erly lived iu tbe valley, psent Sun
day here.
Haicaly L, Henderson and Kenneth
McKay two pioinineaut ranchers ot
Duke's Valley, returned Tuesday
after spending a few days in Port
land. Miss Margaret Wall ace went to
Portland Friday to join ber aunt
with whom she will make a alx
mounts tour of Furope. She was au
ootnpanied to the city by her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. K. li. Wallaoe.
U, L. llioks and wife of Chicago,
arrived here the tirst of the week and
stopped at the Mt. Hood tor several
days while iuvestigatlug orobard
laudslnthevalley. Mr. Hicks ia mana
ger of the large dry goods house of
Car-son, Ptrle, Scott A Un.
Morlan A Goodman announce a new
stock of tall coats fir ladies and
misses which will bear inspection for
quality and atvle. Some ot tbese
coats are priced surprisingly low aud
better ones are exuelleut values for
higher prices.
Miss Anna Spring, who bought the
Hooth place here last year, came out
from New York this weea to look
atter the apple crop. She was aocom
pauied by her oousius, Mr. ami Mrs.
II. U. Scully, of Pittsburg, wbo will
also remain here for several weeks.
Douglas Hall, wbo travels tor the
lilake, McPall Co. in eastern Oregon
arid owns a ranch in the White Sal
mon valley about live miles out, waa
here last week and together with K
M. Lawrence, who travels tor the
same company in this territoify, pur
chased a ranch in the upper valley.
Koy Slooom took bia frunulng horae
Monte Cnriato to Tbe Dalleefalr this
week.
A. F. Adams returned Wednesday
from baker City where be apent a few
days on business.
Mr. and Mra. F. O. Hlanobar re
turned Tuesday evening from a viait
to the fair at Seattle.
The Thursday Music Club will
meet with Mia. B. L Durable tbia
afternoon at 2:30 o'oock.
W. O. Boe, of Minot, N. IX, who
bought u 100 aore ranch in tbe upper
valley last year, returned to Hood
Kiver tbla week and will olear 10
aorea of bis land and set it out to
apples.
Karl Hartmesa aud wife attended a
reunion of tbe Uenkle family last
Thursday at Philomath. Mia. Bart
mess waa a Henkle and there ware C3
membera of the Immediate family
present at tbe reunion.
V. C. Brook, O. K. Bone, Myron T.
limner and J. W. MoDonald have in
corporated tbe lioneboro Orobard
Company with a capital stock of 1200,
000. Tbe company baa not as yet
prelected its plana for development
work wbiob It will probably carry on
in the valley.
Notice of Removal.
Tbe Style Shop bas been moved In
to tbe Niobola' building at 413 Oak
street.
Miaa J. W. Davis.
Little White
Salmon Valley
FOR HALE 2000 acres on
the east bank of the Little
White Salmon River, 2000
level land, naturally irrigat
ed, plenty of water, altitude
1 200 to 1400 feet. Particu
lars W. H. MOREHOUSE INVESTMENT CO.
5 Lumberirans Bldg Portland, Ore.