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HOOD BtVEft GLACIER, frHTOBDAY, BEiPTEMBEtt 29. 1910
ARTHl'R I). MOE. Publisher.
Subscription, 81.50 Per Year.
JOIN THE COMMERCIAL CLUB.
Now is the time to join the Com
murcial Club. NOW, not next week,
You must make it fast, cither today or
tomorrow. Why? Because, if you
wait until Saturday it will cost you
iust twice as much as to join. Today
and Friday the entrance fee is $2.1)0
and Saturday, October 1, it will be
raised to $5. The fee is being raised
because of the much greater benefits
which the flub has to offer its mem
bers since going into the new nuarlers.
In celebration of tfoing into the new
club room a campaign is being made
fur new members and the prospects
arc that the membership of 300 will
lie doubled. Are you one of the Six
Hundred? If you are not your will
have to hurry if you want to get in on
the big feed ut the close of the carn-
miiirn. Sixtv of the Live Wires of
the community are on your trail so you
had better come through.
For the insignificant fees which you
will pay as a member of the club you
will get a great many things. You
aro to be a partner in the use of new
quarters mid that will help you
whether you are in town or valley. A
good place evenings for the town man
and the country man will find it a handy
place to loaf the days he is in town. It
is the place where the town and valley
men can meet. There is a place to rest
and amok" and read and play cards or
pool or billiards. The members'
wives also tret a benefit. There is a
room for the ladies. It will be espec
ially convenient for the ladies of the
valley to rest in tin's room when they
come to town. They will lind many
conveniences and comforts there.
. Then, there is all the publicity work
which is most paid fur by the fund
raised among the few for the benefit
of the many and the rest is paid for
from the general funds of the club.
Here is a chance for the many to do
their share on the publicity work.
Over a million pieces of matter adver
tising Hood Kiver and benefitting
every man, woman and child in the
valley will be sent out during HHO.
The secretary will send out about
10, OtN) letters during tlje year
to people telling them about Hood
River. All this helps all of the val
ley and increases the value of your
property and labor. Join the club
and lend your little aid to help make it
still bigger. You will get more out
of it in benefits of various sorts than
it will cost you.
OUR GLAD JIAND.
The Portland Commercial Cfub pub
licily bureau sent out the following
item this week complimentary of the
Hood Uiver Club:
"Hood River gave the glad hand to
visitors last week when its Commercial
Club held a house-warming in iln line
new quarters. Portland people were
guests of the apple growers and en
joyed the occasion verv much. Hood
River can plume itself upon having
one of the finest small commercial club
homes in the northwest."
Card of Thanks.
We desire to extend to our neighbors
and friends our sincere thanks for the
many acts of kindness shown us during
the recent illness and death of our lio
lovid mother, Mrs. Herman I'lath.
.specially uo we uinnk Dr. Km
lor ins minting cllorts.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Plath.
Merchants Will Aid Apple Fair.
At the meeting of the Business
Men's Association Tuesday evening in
the Commercial Club Assembly hall
the merchants passed a resolution as
suring the fruit fair association that
they would co-operate in the work of
gettng up the coming fair. The dates
for the fair have been set for Novem
Iwr and it is tirobable that the
assoc. iation will not attempt to get
a building ready on the lot recently
mirehfisf'l I but will accent the offer of
the Gilbert-Vaughan Implement Co. to
ihr-ir main sales room for the
fair. A strong sentiment was express
ed against charging admission to the
fair this vear.
The question of combining with the
Commercial Club was brought up and
the matter was laid uiion the table.
It was the expressed belief of most of
the merhants that the association
would mean more to them if retained
as a separate organization than it
would when combined with the club.
The Association passed a resolution
to close on all legal hoildays. They
passed a resolution to the effect that
calendars were not believed to be good
advertising mediums and discussed
other fake advertising schemes. The
merchants decided to meet regularly in
the Assembly Hail of the new Club.
Dance tonight at Pine Grove.
Hand Will Give Carnival.
A combined Society Circus and Car
nival under the ausnices of the Hood
Itivcr band will be triven here October
IMS. The Carnival attractions, man
aged by K. J. Arnold, which are fa
miliar to Hood River people, will lie
the main feature of the affair. The
shows have been here several times
before, having formed the street at
tractions during the Apple Fair last
year. Among the features of the Ar
nold alt ractions are the Dog, Monkey
and Animal circus, daily balloon as
censions, a merry-go-round, the Glass
HlowerH, electric shows, Merry Widow
Cottage, Old Plantation and vaude
ville. Dance tonight at Pine Grove.
Council Orders Many Improvements.
The meeting of the council Monday
evening resulted in the ordering of a
number of street improvements, in
cluding grading, and laying curbs,
nutters and walks. An ordinance was
ordered prepared providing for cement
sidewalks on the south side of State
street from Sixth to Second streets
and on I he north side between Second
ami Front streets. The Recorder was
asked to advertise for bids for placing
urb anil gutter on the north side or
State street between Sixth and Ninth
streets and for the grading of the
same street opposite the lleilbroiincr
property. An ordinance providing for
the improvement of Oak street from
Fifth to Tenth streets passed first
reading and was referred to the
street committee. An ordinance for
the improvement of East Second street
between State and Sherman passed
first reading.
An ordinance will lie prepared pro
viding for the improvement of Second
street from Cascade avenue to the O.
R. & N. right-of-way with a view to
cutting out the street to teams and us
ing it only lor pedestrians, rt is tne
idea to put in good walks, steps, lawns
and (larking which will help to give a
good impression to the strangers pass
im' and enterinir the city.
Payment was ordered to Contractor
Gould of $o7tf.l!i, the balance on the
sewer improvement in district 4 and
Ifli.OllO was ordered paid on the sewer
lor district 8. The ordinance estab
lishinir new lire limits was passed as
originally drafted.
Do not over
look our
Fine Line of Millinery
Second Floor. Tin largest ntook of the
newest designs in the city. Hatu for all
occasions for ladies and children.
&e Paris Fair
The Store That Gives You The Best Values
SEE OUR FINE LINE
OF FALL & WINTER
Piece Goods
Cotton, wool nr silk. We have never
shown a liner assortment and at such a
moderate price.
The first meeting and election of
ollicers of the Hood River School and
Home Association will be held at the
Unitarian church MonJay evening at
H o'clock. Addresses will bo given by
Paul W. Goldsbiiry on "The Child and
Some of its Physical Needs," and by
Prof. K. K. Condon "What Our Schools
are Trviiltr to Do." A further pro
tri'tim is iirovided of readinir bv Mrs.
u'ga ,',v , Campbell, violin solo by Will
(.handler, and singing.
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You'll be grateful to us every day this
Fall and Winter for the service we'll
do you with one of taese
Hart, Scaffner & Marx
Overcoats
It will be a friend in need to you every
time you put it on. Alt wool quality,
fine tailoring and the kind of fit you
want.
Overcoats for
$17.50, $20
and $25
OTHER MAKES FOR
$5, $6, $8. $10,$15
Manhattan Shirts
FOR MEN.
never fade,
looking.
The kind that fit and
Always new and fresh
$1.50, $1.75, $2.00 and
$2.50.
Copyright Hart Schaffhrr 8c Mr
LADIES' AND MISSES'
Tailored Suits
and Dresses
We know we can please you in this
line for we have a most complete line
of 1910 and 1911 models in the newest
weaves and patterns. Some excep
tionally fine values in this department.
LADIES' TAILORED SUITS FOR
$9.00, $10.00, $11.00
$13.00 and$15.00and up
Coats, Capes, Jackets, Cravenettes,
and Rubberized Raincoats for ladies
A fine line and the prices are within
the reach of all.
John B. Stetson and
Rothchilds Bros. Hats
FOR MEN. The best Hats made.
$1.50 to $4.50
Nemo Corsets
FOR LADIES the most satisfactory
Corsets you can buy
$2, $3.50, $4 and $5
Sweater Coats
and Jackets
FOR MEN, WO
MEN & CHILD
REN. We have a
very complete
line in all grades
and colors. Plain
and fancy weaves
and high neck or
shawl colors.
Sweaters for
50c, 75c, $1
$1.50 up
f!
Special-Ladies' Shoes, $1.83
Kid button, patent leather tips, light or heavy
sole, "5 Star 5" brand. Values $2.50 to $3.50.
Small sizes 2j, 3, 3i and 4s; narrow widths. A big
bargain for anyone (hat can be fitted.'
Notice of Improvement of Ninth Street
and Eugene Street.
Notice Is li reby given pursuant I,) a resolu
tion ot Hie Common Council mid ordinance
No. lufi ill 1 1 X' Illy nl IIihhI lllvur, Oregon,
passed the Common Council on the 7th day
iir.luni', I'.KW, uml improved by lint Mayor on
llit hlli liny ol .lunii, HUM, Mint. Iilds will I if
ri'ci'ivi'il liy Hie ninti'rsinneil 'I1.V Ko-
rorilcr lip In lind Ini'liidit'K iictiihi-r l:f, I'.Mtl,
lur llii' I n i j 1 1 vi-1 ii i in or in i ii i n m.rri'1 in ine
lily of 1 1 noil Hi vit, from I In IhUthwIIoii Willi
In hoiiiIi Hup of I'liMimlv A venue tioiiih iiloni:
Ninth Htreel to Kuin-iitt Hlreel; mill Kiineiif
HI reel from IIm Inli'ineetlini with the ennt line
of Ninth Hlreel, west, toTwelllli flreet, liy inn-
eiiiliiml.lnt.' kuIiI NlreelH mid hy eonsUuclInK
eenient ul ier am! enrhs itloin; the enrh line
Lliereof, Mild iiiiiiovenieiilN u le iMiide In tie
((iriliiiiee wllh wild Ordininn'ii No. ln'i iiliove
dent-rilled mid In necordiincfl wil It the niecill-
I'lttioiiH provided In lleneiiil I inllniuiee. No.
1UI ol Ihe oily oi iiihhi uiver, uremm.
Said iiuprovriiienu will lie let In out; con
trite! mid will he required to he completed
w II lii n hI x I v ilnyn from tin- daleol awarding
Hiu.l contract. H.iid lilds will he opened hy
the Hlreel. ruininillcc us wion an pmcli-
eahlii nltr Ihe I lino llxed lor reei iviiiK
IiiiIh, and the Hcvernl luilx together with u
Hiiiiimaiy llnreof will he reported to the
I oiiimnn Council at II next retjiilnr ineetliiK
Iherealler, to wlt, October 17, I'.iKI, nt the
Coiincil ftihiuher In tliecily or Mood Hlver,
(ireRiin. Any Inlerei-tod pcrwin ImviuK olijcc.
ttoiiH to the Inter of mild eoiilruct hlinll II lo
tlm iiine within the tlniB Kpeellled hciein
Willi the Cily lltcordor, which ohjeelloiiB will
lie truhHiiilUiid to the Loniinon Council at lt
next riKUlHr ineetlnii and hy IIibiu conald.
en d, as reiiilred hy law. The peixon, ri nil or
corporation lo whom Ilia contractu nio let
will he required to enter Into an Hgreoinenl lo
Ihu ellect that haid contractor Hiiall look
alone lor payment lor inaurlnl and worlt to
mioh iiarliculiir poition ol the fund to be. an.
Mused upiui Ilia property liable to pay for
nuch linpioveinent and paid Into 1!ib city
tn atu.v for Hint purpoKe, an shall be bnkchhciI
lo Ihe property In front of which and lo the
cIimiki' ot which a paiilculitr part ol Ihu Im
provement to he done by the BlieeesNlill bid
den In to lie made and collected and paid
Into the ell treasury, and Mich conlraclor
shall In no event re. ( u i i the lily nf Hood
Kiver or any ol lis ollicers or auenla lo my
the same, except out of such puiilculur por.
lion ot said IiiikIh so assessed or collected Into
Ihe elly treasury, and for such portion of said
Improvement, nor seek toentoree payment of
the sHiiie or any part thereof aeniiiM. tlir-clly
of Hood Uiver or any ol its ollicers by any
legal process or otherwise, except out of such
particular Hind. Said work to he done tn ac.
cordauce Willi said Ordinandi No, lid and
Ocperal Improvement Ordinance No. 101 of
the city of Hood Klver, Oregon.
The city reserves the rlitht to reject any nnd
all bids, and no bids will be reoelvi?d alter Ihe
lime limited in this notice. All bids must
slate opposite lo each tract or block bid upon,
price for each class of work separately per
cubic yard lor irrndluK and per running foot
for curb and nutter. No bids will be received
which upecify more than one price for encli
elnsH of work chargeable to one block In
lenuth.
A bond for Ihe fiHIhhil periorinance or tne
contract to such amount as Hie council may
den rmiiie, will be required of the HilccesNlul
bidder.
Hated and llrHt published September 29, If TO
II. li. IjANHII.I-H:,
N'.'9-ol;! City Reorder.
Notice of Improvement or Cascade Avenue
Notice Is hereby Riven pursuant to resold.
Hon of the Common Council of the City of
Hood Hlver Oregon, and Ordinance No 1117
passed the Common Council on the 7th day of
.1 inie, UHI9, and approved by the mayor on the
nlh day of June, limit, providing for the Im
provement otlascado Avenue from iU Inter,
section wllh the west line of Fifth Street
along CrtHcade Avenue west to the city limits,
thai bids will he received by the undersigned
tiiy Recorder at hisolllce in Smith block In
said city up lo and Including Hie Tilth day of
October, Hi in, lor the Improvement or said
street by iiiiu ndanili! ng same end by con
mruiilng cement gutters and curb along the
curb Una of siiid streets In accordance with
the Hpoclllcnlions Included In Sections 21 to 211
Inclusive ol Oeneral ordinance No. 194 of the
City ol Hood Hiver, Oregon, providing Tor tne
manner of audi Improvement. The work will
be let in one contract and shall be required to
he completed within sixty days of the date or
award nut the contract . Said bids will be
opened by the Street Committee aa soon as
rraetleabfe alter the time fixed for receiving
bliN, and the several bids, together with the
summary thereor, will be reported to the
Common Council at Its next regular meeting
therea tcr, to-wit, on the 17th day of October,
1910 at Hie City Hall, In ald city, at which
time said bids will be considered.
Notice la rurther given that any interested
parly may tile His ohj cllon to the letter or
said com rant within the time specllled Tor ro
celvlni; I. Ida, and thai the same will be trans
mitted lo the City Cotmcll along with said
bids lor 1 heir consideration at said meeting.
The pei - n, firm or corporation towhom the
contrai ls are let will be required to enter Into
an ngre. oieut to Ihe ellect that said contrac
tor shall look alone tor payment for material
and wink tn such particular portion of the
Hind lo be assessed upon the property liable
to pav lor such Improvement and paid Into
the iit '1 icnsury for Ihat purpose, as shall be
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Morlan & Lathrop1
Wouldn't You
Like to see Yourself in one of the
NEW HATS?
V would lie "lad to have ,voii mil ami see what Dame Fashion has civatctl for you to wear this senson.
Don't feel obliged o I my because you look. K very I hin? is mow and ready for you.
Furnishings for Men Who Care
Ours are etpial to those sold in the "Hussy" shops of the linger t it ies. We sell only floods of genuine merit,
nudities we ciin stand back of and say: "Your money back if dissatisfied."
Some time, Some where, Some one
May sell you a pair of shoes etpial to the Ttz iV Dunn for .:!.;(), but
NO WHKKK! NO TIMK! NO O.NK!
Can sell you shoes for that money which are better.
This is not a careless brag, but a FACT, which can easily be proven to YOI'I
satisfaction if you do not happen to already know it.
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assessed to the property In front of which and
to the charge of which part icular part of the
Improvement lo be done by the successful
bidders Is to be made and collected and paid
Into Ihe City Treasury, and such contractor
shall In no event require the City ol Hood
Hlver or any or Its officers or agents to pay
the same, except out of Mich particular por
tion or said Hinds so assessed or collected Into
the City Treasury, and lor such portion of
said Improvement, nor seek to enforce pay.
mentot the same or any part thereof against
the City of Hood Kiver or any of Its ollicers
by any legal process or ollierwlae, except out
of Mich particular Hind. Said work to be
done in accordance with aald Ordinance No.
197 and (leneral Improvement. Qrdlnance No.
194 ol the City of Hood Klver, Oregon.
All bids must state opposite to each tract or
block bid upon, price lor each class nl work
separately per cubic yard. No bids will be
received which siwciry more than one price
lor each class or workchnrgeable to one block
In length. A bond Tor the raithful perform,
ance or the contract to such amount as the
Con ncll may determine will be required or
Ihe successful bidder, tee Council reserving
the right lo reject any and all bids.
Dated and first published Heptembei "29, 1910
IT. B. I.ANOII.LK,
29.ol3 City Kecorder.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior,
United Slates Land Office,
The Dalles, Oregon, Sept. 2llh, 1910.
Notice Is hereby given that frank L. Karris,
of Mt. Hood, Oregon, who, on June HO, HKHi,
made homestead entry No. 1M10. Serial No.
(MUM, ror Uit 4, Sec. 19, and Lot 1. Sec. l,
lownsnip I w, Kange 11 K, Willamette Merid
ian, has tiled notice or Intention to make
flnal Commutation Proof, to establish claim
lo the laud above described,, before V. A.
Hlshop, U. S, Commissioner, at his olflce at
Hood Klver, Oregon, on the 1st day ol No
vember, 1910.
Claimant names as witnesses: William
Ganger, Charles Kalhbuu, Lena Curry and
William 8. Urlbble.all or Mt, Hood. Oregon.
W-o37 c. W. MOO HE, Register.
County Board of Equalization
Notice Is benny given that on thef Ihird
Monday In October, 19IH, the County Hoard of
Kijualizallon will meet at the court house In
Hood Klver, Oregon, lor Hie purpose of equal
izing thu assessment roll of Hood Kiver coun
ty for the year 1910.
.1. P. I,l'( AS,
s29 o3 County assessor.
Notice of Guardian's Sale of Real Estate
Notice Is hereby given thai the undersigned,
John A. Wilson, as guardian of the person
and estate of Charlotte Mill", an incompetent
person, by virtue of an order mid license of
sale duly made nnd entered In Hie county
court of Oregon for Hood Kiver County on
the liith day of Kf-ptember. I'JIO, authorizing
and empowering him so lo do. will from and
after the '.".Oil day of October, 19111, nt tin urt
house door or the county court house of Hood
Klver County, Hl ite of Oregon, oiler ror sale,
and will sell at public miction tor cash to the
highest and best bidder, Hie following de
scribed real estate, to wit "Hglnnlng at the
point twenty-seven chains and ftfly links
Cil.M) south of the northwest corner of Hie
northeast quarter or Hie northeast quarter of
section three CI), township two (i!) norm of
range len (lOieast or the Willamette Meridian,
in the uorlliwerit corner of land conveyed by
Joseph Purser to Kllen Purser; thence east
along said Kllen Purser's land len (10 chains,
to the noriheat corner of said Kllen Purser's
land, and to the southeast corner of the land
conveyed by Cnderwooil and wile to Iiavid .
Klser; thence north (our (4) chains to a polni;
thence west len (:0) chains, parallel to the
south boundary to a point on the line be
tween the east, half or the northeast quarter
and the west half or Ihu northeast quarter:
thence south along said line tour (!) chains,
to the place or beginning, containing about
Tour (!) acres, situated in Hood Klver Couuty,
Stale or Oregon.
Hated this 27th day of September, 1910.
JOHN A. WILSON,
(iiiardian of Charlotte Mills.
John Ieland Henderson; K. C. Howell, at.'
torueys tor guardian. s29-o27
Oakdale Greenhouse
(icrtiintiiiiH, Salvia, Viiliina, Petunias,
Finoi'tiiiiiiiits, (JoMiioH, Astern, While,
Purple, Pink unil Lavender Plants for
llanoiitjr liasUetn; Pansies, Carnations
.Plant!'.
PLCTCIIP.R & FLETCHER, Route 1
TIiosb interested In voice or piuno Instruc.
t ion, please phone tilL, or call at residence.
No. 127 Sherman Ave. A llierta Jackson, a re
Tor Sale Strawberry plants. M. I li u k ill . it.
F. D. No. 2, phone liaUL. oli
N anled- 'ro cut wood In Hood Klver valley.
M. lnukal, It f I) No. t. Phone 1MUL. oli
.for Hale (lentle driving horse. Aiice K.
1'oolc, phone l.M odcll. oli
For Sale Number or thoronghbr'd Ply
mouth Hock roosters, nearly full grown, price
low II taken at once. A, Ostrauiler, 101! Pine
Street. ot!
Wanted A girl or woman for general
housekeeping, small tauiliy, good wages.
Airs. K. A. linker. oil
For Sale
Montcllo
l'hone r
-5 room house with two
Avenue, Hood Kiver
lots. US
Heights,
oli
Wanted 1 he use of a horse this winter
its care. Phone 2l!lv. t
for
For Sale-Team of li year old dapple gray
hoises, classiest In the valley, Uuuranteed
sound. Price, !00. Phone MM.
Wanted To hire several big teams at Hone
boro. Apply to V. C. Hrock. oil
For Sale! year old buy horse; gent'e, work
single or double. Call phone ijUWM. oi3
If you need strong shoes or if you have shoe
troubles, go to
J. C. Johnsen, The Shoe Man
Hood River, Oregon
Wanted Parlies to make up a carload of
bulk lime. John Kouerg. Phone S11F. oi;i
Wanted--A position In store or ou ranch by
young man. steady worker and can furnish
II rst class letters. All he asks is a chance to
make good. Address K S C, post box r.:il,
Portland. oil!
For Sale or Kent F;ignt room residence Willi
three lots and barn on Oak, Ninth and Stale
Streets. Sale price (W.U00. Kent, furnished,
i.O per month lor not less than 8 munlhs.
Cheaper subject to sale. Apply on premises.
l or Sale Klght year old dark sorrel horse.
Sound, will diive single or double anil Is good
saddle horse. Call or address H. W. Wheeler,
t.o:! Sherman Ave. olH
For Sale Airedale Terrier Pup from regis
tered full blood stock. This makes the heal
all round dog, especially game, and hiiutlng
bears or any kind of vermlne or wild ani.
mills. Apply by letter. No postal cards ans
wered, llockford Store, phohe 183X, Hood
Kiver. oTS
For Sale A matched team of brown horses,
aged C and 7 years, weight Y.m each, good
workers. Also a nearly new :i', Birdseil
wagon and new harness. Will be sold at a
great sacrifice ir taken at once. KiK-kford
store, phono 1MX, Hmid Klver. o!3
Wauled Woman for honsework. Two In
family; no washing; excellent place for middle-aged,
competent woman; steady employ
ment. Call 179L. II
HAY AND OATS
phone Till JL.
Tor sale, Kelly
llros.,
If
For Sale 27't head goats,
trade. C. K. Hone.
Will entertain i
Wanted A position to ti ke charge of a
fruit ranch by a competent man with a fam
ily. 'Phone 1KN2L. Address J. 11. McFeeters,
H od Klver, Ore. oi!0
For Kenl 5 rooms, modern,
'Phone 1MSM.
list 12th St.
o'ti
For Kale- I'alr hay geldings, well matched,
(l and 8 years old. Fine pullers and fast on
the road (iood single or double. Also hack
and harness lor sale. Apply to lonesome Oak
Orchard, odcll si. oau
Uist-One box weighing about 160 lbs.
marked W. C. Kowe; disappeared from Btahle
or warehouse of Transfer Livery Co. oil)
For rent A trout furnished room;
cade Ave.
702 fas.
0'A)
Wants the Money
K-
acres
Not very much, but WANTS it. 80
near Valley Crest School; large clearing;
good house. $55 per acre. Good terms.
The best ranch in Gilliam County
to exchange for Hood River land. 462 acres,
well watered; fair buildings; good fence.
Wyeth & Allen
SMITH BLOCK
Phone 175
HOOD RIVER, OREGON
M,
Wanted - :in head of horses lo winter in
Klickitat valley. (Iood pasture with shelter
for horses and feed under cover when snow
comes. ?J00 per month per head. Kxl.ra
charges for taking and delivering. Address
C. K. ltarnes, Mt. Hood, Ore. oilO
iiOst-Long plain gold bar pin with three
(Ireek letters ou It. Finder please call Ulacier
olllce.
Wantcd-lly lndustiious young man, a
place to woili for board with privilege to al
tend school. 'Phoue high school. o'A)
Wanted Position, by experienced clerk
and bookkeeper. A. V. Powell, 1015 Colum
bia, St., liood Klver, Oregon. oAi
For Kent Nicelv furnished front, ronm near
center ol town. 509 c'as'iide Ave. oai
For Service ThoMughbred Jersey bull.
Kale leash. John Kadliil, Helmout. Phone
211 X. oJO
Wanted First class room nnd board In
family by young lady employed. Phone 111.
Waiited-F:iiiployment at packing or pick
ing apples by Inexperienced reliable man
willing lo learn. Slate wages. J. W. Law
rence, -iM hoikefeller Ave., Kverett, Wash.
Straw berry Plants For Sale-I am in a posi
tion to till huge or small orders for A No. 1
strawberry plants, all of which were grown
from mother plan tit thill never produced a
ciopol hemes, and never until this Tall pro
duced a crop ol plants. Nothing but the very
best id plioils handled. When so desired 1
will take contract lor aetttng plants Ihat are
purchased from me. Phone IKIK. V. I..
Kelso. of,
Wanted One dozen Plymouth Kock pullets,
l'hone or write Frank Davenport, Jr. uti
For Mi Light wagon and I V
S. Wilkinson, phoue HW.M.
wagon, P.
oli
For Sale Fine black driving mare, weight
about l.im, ten years old, good traveler, work
single or double, genlle, good lite, absolutely
reliable. Price, Sli'JJ. Nearly new single bar.
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buildlnir on Oak wm nitl, .,i u).n mil
length, (iood business location. Price and
terms reasonable. K. O. lilsnctiar, Hood
Kiver, Ore. oJ)