The Hood River glacier., June 16, 1910, Page Two, Image 2

HOOD K.1VBR QLACIEtt. THURSDAY JUN 16 1810
Two
uoi Sierr (Slattfr STEAMER SPENCER
WILL RUN HERE
ARTHUR 0. MOB, Publisher.
BbtClitlo, tl.50 Per Year.
Insure your orchards by joining the
Hood River Apple Growers Fellowship.
POPULAR BOND SUBSCRIPTION.
The suggestion of Mayor McDonald
in his message to the council Tuesday
night that the citizens of Hood Kiver
insure the sale of the $90,000 issue of
municipal water bonds by a popular
subscription should meet with the ap
proval of the taxpayers. Hood Kiver
needs and must have a new water
supply. The bond market is not good
at this time and while the chances are
that a good bid will be forthcoming
for the city bonds it is possible that it
may not. If an outsider bids higher
he will get the bonds and the chances
are that higher outside bids will be
received if local people show faith in
While the rate of
interest is not high, it will be more
than made up to subscribers in the
greater valuation that a pure and ade
quate water supply will put upon Hood
Kiver property.
Portland is having some trouble in
onllinir nmiHn for the construction of
,v "ri
the Hroadway bridge and has resorted
to a popular subscription to raise the
money. The following from theOregon
ian of yesterday is directly applicable
to Hood River and its conditions:
"Now there is trouble about raising
money for construction of the bridge.
The bond market is stagnant. It is
not easy to borrow money for any
nnhlic rmroose at advantageous rates.
iiuyers will not offer a fair price for
even so sound and remunerative a
security as H bridge backed by the
City of Portland. Yet a beginning
must be made on the liroadw ay bridge.
Money must be had now. The Mayor
has undertaken to raise $250,000 by a
popular bond subscription. Why not?
It is a good investment. It is a great
public enterprise. There is plenty
of money in Portland.
"It would seem that here is a fine
opportunity for the banks of Portland
to act as a fiscal agent for the city in
the placing of these bonds, for it
ought to be easy for the banks to ulace
these and more like them when the
time comes. Will Jthe bankH do it?"
A few years ago when Hood Kiver
needed better telephone service her
citizens arose to the occassion and
financed their own company. Pure
water is a much greater asset to a
town than telephone service. While
recent developments would make it
seem that the investors in the Home
Telephone company were not exactly
gaining the ends they expected there
is no danger of such a result on the
water system, it will be owned and
controlled by the municipality, beyond
the reach of private parties. Buyers
of telephone stock have never received
any interest on their investment while
the buyer of a Hood Kiver bond has
the assurance of the best town on the
map that he will get his money. The
town that built its own telephone plant,
now much older and wealthier, should
be able to finance its own water system
if it is neeessarv.
EAST SIDE ORCHARD
BRINGS $2,125 AN ACRE
A record Hood Kiver sale was made
lust week when K. Elliott, a weatlhy
New Yorker, bought 26 acres of land
from Herbert M. Vannier on the east
side paying 46,000, Five acres of this
purchase is raw land ami was valued
at 1(500 an acre while the 20 acre
orchard which is in excellent condition
and planted to standard varieties rang
ing from four to eight years old was
bought at the rat.-of $2,125 an acre.
Mr. Elliott has been here but a short
time and is much pleased with the
Hood Kiver valley. It is estimated
that the Vannier orchard will yield
4,000 boxes of apples this year.
Another good Hale to a New Yorker
reported this week was that of the
Ralph Jnrvis 10 acres in the Oak
drove section to Mrs. Mary l.aMonte
for $14,000. Mrs. l.aMonte, who had
shipped on a Carload of furniture be
fore coming 1 to Hood Kiver bought
the ranch In line she had been in the
valley two days. She is moving from
New York to Lot Angeles for perman
ent residence and Hood River will
serve as her summer abode, lioth Mr.
Elliott and Mrs. l.aMonte plan exten
sive improvements on their newly
acuuired properties.
Christie Buys Taylor Grocery.
Deputy Sheriff (leorge P. Christie
has bought the Handy Comer grocery
store of Hubbard Tayl r and has taken
charge of that busy little market at the
edge of town. Mr. Taylor still retains
the feed and grain store which he will
operate separately and it will retain
the name of Handy Corner as well as
the grocery, the two establishments
being in the same building. All ac
counts contracted prior to June 2 are
due Mr. Taylor, who retained all the
old accounts of the Handy Corner.
The Steamer Charles R. Spencer will
start todav making the regular daily
excursion run ' between Portland and
Hood River and the appearance of the
familiar river craft here this afternoon
will be the first time sne has been into
this ort on a regular run for two
years. It was announced some time
ago by Commodore Dean that the
Silencer would probably be put on the
Hood River run this summer and this
was confirmed the first of the week
when Capt. K. W. Spencer, owner and
skipper of the boat, gave out the in
formation in Portland that the initial
trip would be made today. The boat
will leave Portland every morning ex
cept Wednesday, which will be the
lay over day, and Sunday, when the
trip will only be made to Cascade
Locks, at 9 o'clock, and will get to the
local landing bout two in the after
noon. There will be a rest here of one
hour and the boat will leave on the
return trip at 3 o'clock, getting into
Portland about H:30 in the evening.
The Spencer was formerly on a similar
run but has not been running regularly
on the upper Colubmia for the past
two years. It was renovated this
spring and now resembles a new boat.
The wharf boat was towed back to
the low water landing near the old
mill Tuesday and and the period of
landimr near town was closed for
another season. The river has been
going down during the past week and
from now on it will go rapidly. The
road to the far landing is much better
than it was last year, but it is still
much more inconvenient than the
landing below the depot. The Mai ley
Gatzert is now fairly well established
on its summer excursion run making
the round trip daily from Portland to
The Dalles. It is due here on trie ui
trip about 1 p. m. and returning lands
at Hood Kiver about 4 :0 o ciock.
The Bailey lays off on Thursdays
for a clean-up and Sunday the run is
made from Portland to Cascade Locks.
The J. N. Teal goes up the river
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays,
making the down trip on the alternate
week days. The Dalles City goes up
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays,
returning on the alternate week days.
Tarkington-Cox.
The wedding of .1. A. Tarkington
and Miss Madelene Cox was solemnized
Fridav. Miss Cox having come out
from her former home at Mt. Airy
Ohio, to join her fiance, who had for
several months been located on a
ranch west of the planer. The young
couple are at home on the ranch in the
foothilla'where the groom had erected a
cozv cabin in which to receive his bride.
Mr. Tarkington, whose former home
was Indianapolis and who is a relative
of Newton Booth Tarkington, the
author, was in the U. S. cavalry
before coming to Hood River and is an
expert horseman. He is engaged in
clearing 20 acres of land on his place
and the bridal party left here Friday
morning on a load of powder, which
was to be used in blowing stumps for
the orchard on the Inrkmgton place
Freight Agents Coming Saturday.
About 80 members of the Pacific
Coast Local Freight Agents Associa
tion, which is meeting in Portland this
week, will tie here Saturday lor
trip up the Mt. Hood railroad to Dee
and I'arkdalu and to take a look ai
the Hood River valley. The railroad
men will arrive here on the morning
local from iPortland in a special car
which will lie transferred to the local
line. Luncheon will be served the
visitors at either Dee or Parkdale, and
they will be given an opportunity to
see the electric saw mill of the Oregon
Lumber company. The party will be
brought back to Hood River in time to
have their car attached to the Port
land local that evening.
W Have a Fine Lint; of
Washable Buttons
2 Stylish Summer
Millinery
If you have not already bought
Summer Hat
1
5
5
1
rod made, wringer proof; just
thing for wash dresses.
the
Ue Paris Fair
The Store of Best Values
: "i
your
or if you wish it newer
style tor i n' summer
not fail to
stock is th
and under
one of the
and later
montlm do
give iih a call. Our
largest in the city
the management of
milliners in the
thoroughly un-
itlsiliess and we
iavn
the
tet
state one who
del-stands the
guarantee satisfael ion. We 1
all the newest creations in
Millinery line and can supply you
with any kind f hat yon want,
either for yourself or the children
at the lowest prices.
SECOND FLOOR
CHILDREN'S
Dresses
We want you to see our fine line
Children's Dresaes on the second
floor.
All the New Styles
of percale, gingham, lawn, linen,
chambray, etc , nicely trimmed
with lace and insertion, high
necks, low, round or V shaped or
Dutch Necks, long or short
sleeves. All the new styles and
for less money than you can
afford to make them for. Dresses
for
25c 50c 75c
85c $1
and up Look them over and
the big values we are ottering.
SfcCOND FLOOR
see
Ladies'& Misses'
Parasols
We have never had as fine an as
sortment of
Summer Parasols
as at the present time. All kinds
in all the newest handles covers
of mercerized sateen, all white
linen, with Swiss embroidery in
sertion, puff top, imitation pon
gee, silkette pongee, all colors
linouline, genuine soisette, French
pongee, silk poplin, etc. Any
price from a child's Parasol for
15c 25c 35c
up to a ladies' for, up from
50c 75c $1
$1.50 $2
See Our Swell Line of
Hammocks
It will soon be time for camping and
von should select one while the
stock is complete.
SPECIAL
Boys' Pants
Knee lengt h, a good run of sizes;
good clean stock, nothing wrong
with the goods and they are
straight knee, all grades.
25c Knee Pant lac
35c Knee Pants 18c
40c Knee Pants 20c
50c Knee Pants 25c
60c Knee Pants 30c
70c Knee Pants 35c
80c Knee Pants 40c
f 1.00 Knee Pants 50c
1.25 Knee Pants 63c
$1.50 Knee Pants 75c
This is a bargain you should not
overlook. They are cheaper than
overalls and look much better.
A GREAT ENTERPRIZE
COMES TO HOOD RIVER
Carl A. Plath Makes an Important Connection With the Largest Co-Operative
Corporation in America, Back by Men Doing an Annual Business
Amounting To $75,000,090
PEOPLE OF HOOD RIVER BENEFITTED
if
Voters Can Now Register.
The registration bookl were opened
for Hood Kiver county at the court
house last week ami voters may now
register for the coming election in
November. The hooka will be open
until the middle of September but
volerH annual register eany and avoid
the rush, 'the primaries will be Sep
tember 24, and the general election
comes November H. Votera in the out
side precincts rinding it inconvenient
to come to the court house to register
with the county clerk can register
with the following notaries: Kalis
precinct--J. P. I.ucas, K. I.. Pennock ;
llaldwin precinct O. Kredenberg, G,
W. Dimmiek, R. J. Mclsaac; Odell
precinct Harry Ooiinaway ; South
Hood Kiver precinct E. Hrayford.
Masonic Week In Portland.
This is Maaonic week in Portland
and a number of members of the local
Masonic bodies are attending the busi
ness sessions and attendant festivities.
Mrs. John Often, Mrs. 0. I. Thomp
son and Mrs. T. .I.Kinnaird are attend
ing the Hasten! Star meetings. W. L
('lark. (". N. Clarke and K. 1.. Smith
arc in attendance at the Grand Lodge
The Scottish Kite degrees were con
ferred upon a class of 40 Tuesday
evening, among me mininer neing A
A. Javne. ot this city, who was chosen
class orator and responded at the ban
auet given last night. The Mystic
Shrinors will hold forth Friday and
Saturday and a number of the local
Nobles are planning to attend.
This is the season which the
Electric Fan
does its work, f you ha ve a
hot kitchen, or a poorly ven
tilated room. youlJ be sur
prised at I lie change wit h an
Elect ric in operation. Cost
of energy oi l cent an hour.
Hood River Light and
Power Co.
Carl A. Plath, of this city, has with
characteristic enterprise, demon
strated his ability to keep abreast of
the times by connecting himself with
the largest druggists' co-operation in
America. The men connected with
this enterprise do a yearly business
aggregating over 175,000,000, which
well emphasizes its soundness and
magnitude.
About three thousand retail drug
gists throughout the United States
have organized themselves as a co-operative
company for the purpose of
producing u line ot medical prepara
tions which they recommend, absolute
ly guarantee and back up with their
own names and personal reputations.
The formuals of these remedies are
thoroughly known to every one of
these druggists and the ingredients of
each will be truthfully described to
the public and the remedies sold with
the distinct understanding that their
tmrhuii nrice will he instantly re
funded without question or quibble
thev fail to benefit the user.
(me thousand different formulae
were turned over to the company.
Kach formula being selected because
.if its tested and proved value and
stablished reputation, gamed through
ontinued and successful use ny promi
nent uhvsicians.
. , I....
A research committee oi expert
hemists and uhvsicians made a most
thorough and exhaustive test of each
one of these one thousand prescriptions
until thev had seeded about thr
hundred as being the very best and
most dependable known to medical
dance, each tor tin: treatment and
ure of particular ailment.
These three hundred remedies are
now manuiaciureo oy me nnuimnj,
which is known as the United Drug
Co., Boston, Mass., in the largest,
most modern and best equipped phar
maceutical laboratories in America.
the tremendous output ot this com
pany enanies u to purcnano uiugji,
herbs ami other necessary material in
very large quantities, lite co-operation
and professional advice of M00
leading druggists guarantees the high
(Utility of everything used and guar
mtees that only formulas of extraor
dinary merit are used in the manufac
turing ot their products.
The preparations of the company are
shipped direct to the retail druggists
who are connected wiin me enterprise,
Thus their absolute freshness is as
sured, it is impossible for their quality
to deteriorate, there are no middlemen's
or jobbers' profits to be addeil to their
cost, and the public can obtain these
products at actual cost of manufacture,
plus a single retail profit.
Hellbronner sold his driving
L. h. Morse and I . A. I ass.
J. H
team t
Wanted at once Day clerk, night
clerk and six waitresses. Apply at
Hotel Oregon.
Wanted A gentle and sound ponv
weighing about 7f0 pounds for a child
to ride, pplv E. It Shepard, Hetter
Fruit office.
A marriage license was issued Tues
day to Earnest A. Kineaid, o. K. A N
freight agent, and Miss Mae II. Breed
love, of White Salmon. Mr. Kineaid
il well known here as is his bride-to-be
and they plan to be married in Fort
land, Sunday June 26.
The house in Frankton lately
occupied by ('. P. Merrill, in which the
goods of Frof. J. h. Btttbbe. who
spending the summer at Gresham, are
tored. was broken into last week. It
is not known by the neighbors whether
anything was taken or not.
Koy Blagg. a resident of the west
side, had an exciting experience Sun
day, June 5, when he fell down the 60
foot clilT and into the Devil's Fundi
Bowl of Hood Kiver. Blagg managei
to Mt out of the raging waters of the
stream and aside from the shock re
ceived by the long plunge into the icy
water seems to be none the worse for
his experience.
Kev. T. B. Ford, of the Methodist
church, has denied any connection
with the dispute in the Sunnyside
church in Portland and declares that
he has not been a party to a conspiracy
to gain for himself the superintendence
of the Portland district as was charged
in some of the Portland papers.
.!-.$.
X
Class "A" Brick Building
Hot and Cold Water
One noticable feature of this busi
ness, and a very commendable one, is
that no one remedy manufactured by
this company is a cure-all. t,acn
one or the .luu uincreni reiiicuicB io
i i . ....i i f..- ..
a known ana uepeuuauie specuic iui a
particular ailment. 1 he confidence ot
the druggists interested in this enter-
in.se is unquestionably aemonstraicu
iv this guarantee, which is printed on
every package: trie unueu mug
Co., and The Itexall More selling una
preparation guarantee it to give satis
faction. If it does not, go back to
the store where you bought it and get
your money it belongs to you, and we
want you to have it.'
This is certainly an innovation that
must appeal to the people of Hood
River. It insures safety and satis
faction because our own local druggist,
Carl A. Plath, who is so well known
and highly respected for his integrity,
is connected with this enterprise and
is staking his own persons! reputation
nn the oualitv nf these remedies, and
the very frankness with which he
takes the people of Hood Kiver into
his confidence insures an unprecedented
success for these remedies, which are
sold under the trade-name Kexall,
which means King-of-AII. From re
ports coming from thousands of towns
and cities, the Kexall Remedies are
certainly demonstrating their full title
to the name.
Those who have previously refused
to buy proprietory medicines because
there was no way of ascertaining tneir
ingredients, can now purchase Rexall
Remedies, the formulas of which
they can have for the asking. Besides
they arc sold by a concern personally
known to you and located right here in
our own city, who guarantees that
they are in every way as represented
or they will cost nothing.
Kexall Dyspepsia Tablets are one of
the first of the three hundred remedies
which are being introduced. Anyone
In Hood Kiver who suffers from
stomach disarrangement, indigestion
or dyspepsia should not hesitate to
try this Kexal Remedy when they are
so highly recommended and backed
with such a stromr guarantee.
Mr. Carl A. I'lath is so well and
favorably known for his sterling in
tegrity honesty and square dealing
that we predict a great success for
him with the Kexall Remedies, and he
is to heartily congratulated In bringing
this great and modern business en
terprise to Hood River. We urge all
who may be in need of prepared
medciines to call on Mr. Carl A. Plath
and learn about the Rexal Remedies
The Hotel Oregon
HOOD RIVER'S MODERN HOTEL
Oakdale Greenhouse
Geraniums, Salvia, Verbina, Petunias,
Forgetmenots, Cosmos, Asters, White,
Purple, Pink and Lavender Plants for
Hanging Baskets; Pansies, Carnations,
Plants.
FLETCHRR & FLETCHER, Route 1
t
Telephone in Every Room
Meals a la Carte
.tHM"
-Prices reasonable
THE HANDY CORNER
FEED STORE
For Sale.
One mile from Hood River High
I, Price rice. Ten acres Improved
with bearing or near bearing tree
i inquire or write 517 Pine street.
i Wanted-Day clerk night clerk and si I
i waitresses. Apply Hotel Oregon. Je23
Wanted-Herman preferred, marr led man
who thoroughly understands the cultivation
of nn apple orchard. MimI lie sober and In
dustries', ai he will have complete charge
during absenhe of owner. Address II. M. r
rare Hood Blvpr Qi-ieiwr. tSS
For Hale Bee the popcorn man at Ceoond
and oak street or iln bel chicken feed In
the world. 1'wo mil a iwunrt. J'S"
Lnst-A lady's p"' k. U ook containing mon
ey and the card ol Mis Janet Maslln. Kinder
wlit please reium in .,im:,ci wmvw.
WanUrt-Oher v pickers and
KDDtnaV phon iwttl.
For Hi :.- i ' to la.Ufe and two lots. coiner
lot giKid i liMIP - -lle, Jn- across from north
e"i-oiliei i u 1 1 wbi'ilgrnnnd; pi Ice Jl. ut).
Other uoum ! Bd lot- and acr i ge In twn
veiy cheap Must and w 11 sell. B. B. In kev,
yn 12th street. Jyi
Wauieu-Lillflll single. seated rig in itood
condition cheap. Phone lil4K. JKt
Wan lei Good cook. I hone 32ii2M or ai
rily .1. It. i iili nee, l'lne C ne Lodge on Uel
HlOttt rond. JJ'C
jew
pa 'Iters a
je.iu
For Sate- Six No. 1 dain
Keanz. Hhuiie il IK.
Bruno
Jeffil
ForSnle (Jood slah wood
part of the city or country.
phone lMSLor I8JX.
For Hale Fresh Jersey heifer,
berg, phone '21 1 Farmers.
lellvered tn uriv
Stvwart Klaloek,
Ju&
J. II. Ko-
Jeitl
We are nearest to you if you live in
the valiVv and we fin' handy if von
live in town. We st
others. Full line
Stop at the store
sell elieupei 1 nail
tlniin itml Feed.
iv the ball
park.
i
Hubbard Taylor, Prop.
Phone 282L
Enterprise
encouraged.
this sort should be
REV. G1LM0RE WILL
CO TO DAYTON, WASH.
No rural n
j cured yet for
masUr Yates
I securing one.
! are still coming
No man can be
Kev. W. ('. Gilmore, who has recent
ly resigned the pastorate of the River
side Congregational church In this
city, has accented a call to the First
Congregational church of Dayton,
Wash., and he will take up Ins work
there September 1. A church meeting
was held Sunday, June 5, when Key.
Qilmore's resignation was accepted
here and he notified the Dayton church
that he would accept their call. I he
Dayton church formerly had Dr.
Penrose, president of Whitman Col
lege, as its minister, The Dayton con
gregation has a finely equipped new
building and the salary inducements to
Kev. Gilmore were very acceptable,
being conisderably higher than he had
in Hood Kiver.
Newtown is the Latest.
A petition has been forwarded to the
KNt lotlice department by the residents
of the Odell community for a post
00 file to be established at Odell. As
there is 'already a town in Oregon by
the name of Odell it will not be possi
ble to use that as the name of the
town and the petitioner! have asked
the new post office be christened,
"Newtown" in honor of the Yellow
Newtown Pippin apple which can he
irrown to irreater perfection
Hood Kiver valley
spot on earth.
til carrier has been se
Koute No. 1 and Post
has almost despaired of
The east side people
lo town for their mail,
found who will drive
the route furnishing his own team tor
$'.HHl of Uncle Sam's money, although
the route patron! make up a side sub
scription. It' the Newtown postothee is
established an effort it will be made to
have a carrier lake the mail from here
to the new office so that he will receive
additional pay as a star route carrier.
If this plan can be adopted it is possi
ble that other offices may be cstablihed
in the county on the route so as to
increase the pay of the carriers in that
way. A telegram received Inst week
from Senator Bourne stated that there
was no possibility of getting more than
the maximum for the local carriers.
The Last Chance is the Best Chance
Stop at the
Handy Corner
Grocery
You will find a complete and up-to date line at our
store with goods at remarkably low prices. We are
just outside the city limits and offer the shortest haul
to the valley residents, not only for their purchases
hut for their produce, for which we will pay the high
est market price. Trade here and count up thesaving.
A call over the phone from town people will bring
our delivery wagon promptly with exactly what you
order. Phone 282L.
G. P. CHRISTIE
Successor to Hubb rd Taylor
For Uwit -Tnree ot four furnished or utllur.
is.icl moms tor Hunt lumseltBepltig, in mod.
ern house. I'houff jriik. Jin
Welsh! 2(500; not
('. T. Roberta, phone
Foi Sale Team of Dorses
Mir .nl t.t" furs ur uutos
s m. tr
Cor Hsle SO seres snort apple land In Hood
R vi valley, V, tnili-s Pom city, 4 acrea
cleared; imtince has on rouay to uieur.
nice spi inu, liouse Mini imiii; on county ro u.
mm noli, iroin niiiionu nihuuu. nui ...
owner. Acldreest; A. liuilieu, mix t,i, n. v.
No i Hnoil ItiVfr. Jtv
Fur Male ami Kxchsnee-COOlcest apple
lands In a. 10. 20. 40. 80. 100 and 1U00 acre traets
at from $50 (o KMI per acre at Wlnans on M'.
Hood ranroaa in toe center oi noon hum
County. See owner on the land or write .
KOSS wlnRDi I we, i iregiro. or pnupe uuoii "
Wanted-Man witli tram to truck los by
dav or contract. Ml. Hood Milling l I'lioue
woueii.
M:ilti.
For Nale-40 head good grade Angora goats,
cheap. Alex Stewart, Mosler, Ore. lyH
For Sale - Yellow pine 111 inch seasoned
wood. ST SO per corn; 16 inch oak wood, $6.26:
delivered any place In city. Phone JCU.il
For Sale-Black mare, weight 1,000; almost
new btiifuy and harness phone Odell HO. Jel
id
KifgB inr liiili hlng From w.nners at Wal a
Walla, IVndl ton and The Dalles. Eggs half
price alter May 20. II. F. Zlegler, breeder of
r. i '. hull Leghorns. I'he Dalles, Ore. Jy
For Wale-Extra good driving mare. Call
atwu Je30
For Sale-Second hand Champion mower,
in running order. P. H. Mohr, phone 20HK.
Wanted A girl fnrifeneral housework. Mrs.
E. A. Haker, MIS State St. je30
Five room house partly furnished
leelrlc lights, bath, piano and II
urge yard.
je;tu
ood eonsltlon.
'or land. Hetti
' surance companies, which attach a
I idi.ttrurranhic renreorlurtion of the ap
plication and medical examination to
the policy.
Good
Fred Stanley ami A. S. Blowers, of
Portland, were here Tuesday to attend
a meeting of the directors of the First
National Bank.
nr....t M...,i.,,f Wo Sat.lrri.iv; ,vf One blOM WCSl of
' ..I,. " i"1 . v . . .. j ,i . aiaiiii
M'tl lOl flMHU
pavinenftt; or
Hood River land,
illume 145.
EhNEST C. SMITH
Lawyer
Koouia 14 and 15 Hall Building
Hood River, Ore.
in the
than in any other
Will Photograph Records.
M. I). Totten, of Spokane, demontra
tor for Western Rectigraph Co., was
here Tuesday installing one of the
company's machines for the waucoma
Ahtruct 4 Investment company, which
will use it for making photographic
copies ot the euuttty-record in vooo, - of John Harris on that dav
Hon with the atwtrae " at Willow Springs. Mo. 'Mr. Harris is
aparaus make, an exact .H father of F. E.Harris, of this
reproduction of the dument direeUy ,ived ,n Hood River for about
on sensitized paper and copies mane IB
tins manner ure hound to be perfect, a yw.
ni...,i.,u .,! isi. ftnmnanv are used bv W. S. dribble, proprietor of the Mt.
mans of the government departments Moou store, was nere i uesuay cvciihik i stionni ne ai tsiat landing Here i
in Washington for making copies ot j for tne meeting oi me mercnants i hour before train time in ensure con
records ami of late they have been association ar.d to meet his family, who j uection, as there is no regular schedule
adopted In many of the larger life in-1 have been visiting in Portland. j owing to high water.
Sell or Exchange.
Port land residence corner lot
l.amelhurst. Will
Marion McRae,
For Rent
eelrlc III
Phone 27:!K
I-or Sale--7 passenger louring car Stevena
Duryea (lllg Hx, six cylinder, In good condi
tion. Also for sale 7 passenger touring car
(Thomas Flveri (si H P in rood conSli
Will sell tor cash or trade fi
Auto Co,, The Duller, Oregon.
Lost-Knight Templar watch charm. Ke
tnrn Ui Ulacler office for reward. JS0
For mate A lop buggy In good condition,
been in use only a year, but having no use for
It will sell for $25. If yon in. an business call
al the Kockford store, Hood River, phone
IS'X Jy7
For Sale-A span of small mares, weight
about 1,000 lbs each; good drivers, perfectly
gentle, nit afraid of atUnmoollflS or steam
engines; mske a Hire learn for orchard work.
Msoavl of double haim ss and gnod roomy
spring hark; win he sold cheap together or
separate, at I he Kockford barn. HoodKivei,
Phone MX . Jy7
Persons wishing to take
lerrv to connect with North
For Hale -Second hand mowing machine.
Phone Odell 101 J.K.Crosby. Jy7
"FnFSHie" one year "old Jersey heifer. In
quire of J. Frailer, Jr Jv
For Hale-Mood driving horse, sorrel, weight
sbout 100(1 lbs. u. Y Howards A Co., phone
228. Jy7
Notice of Completion of Block F, Twelfth
Street Improvement.
Notice is hereby given that W. (i. Aldred,
contractor, has flleS written notice this HtU
day of June, loin, of the completion of the Im
provement of Twelfth (street In front ol and
adjoining Block F, In the City of Hood Kiver.
Oiegon. under bla contract with this oily
heretofore made and entered Into, ami that
the amount due said contractor for sahi im
provement upon its acceptance is hereby
cah, balance monthly! And notice is further given that any objec
will take the $1200 in Hons tn the acceptance of said block under
inr i ( 1 1 1 1 in s w.iu lue Mill I lilHimnii "u
MM of said elty may be filed In the office of
the undersigned City Recorder by any inter
ested party at any time within seven days
from tne date ot filing said notice, to-wit,
Hi n seven days from the 1.1th day of .lime,
lain.
Tiii notice is published lo the Hood Kiver
til cler for five consecutive issues thereof, the
date of the first publleatlon thereof being the
Itilh dav of June, ejlu II. H. LANeilLLE,
J16J14 City R. corner.
I'ndcrwood
Bank (tains
half