HOOD RIVERIfii LACIER, THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 1911
ibimfc Hturr (Blartcr
AkTHU! D. MOK, Publisher.
Snl)scrltion, 81.50 JVr Year.
SPROAT ADDRESSES
UPPER VALLEY MEN
A large tiuilicncc was pruS'-tit Mon
day night ill the meeting winch wad
acldrcsse j i,y C. II. Sprout, manager
of tlio Applu Growers' Union, at the
invitation of the l'pprr Valley I'ro-gross-ivo
As'.'in-iation. Mr. Sprout KKke
on tin) problems of inai ketiiig ttpplen.
lie tohl the Upper Vnllov i'ruit raisers
that in the early days tin; idea was
prevalent that Hood Itiver could dis
pose of its fruit on the New York
market. However, he continued, the
marketing conditions have now changed
and it has come to he realized that the
diM.riliiit.iun ol I he crops must he more
general.
All .were apparently well pleased
with 1 tu? address ami expresed them
selves as heing helter ac(uairitei with
thi' workings of the Union and with
the conditions. I'uit had to he faced in
the marketing of last year's crop.
Those present generally expressed
themselves that the harsh criticism
that hud hei n made against the Union
hci'oi e 1 he reci hi. stockholders' moot
ing had been unwarranted.
I'inc d'rovc oa Medinji Interesting.
All hough the meeting held hy the
I'me drove Orange for discussing the
two good mail hills which the State
Orange will initiate at the next gen
eral election, was not largely attended
it was interest ing anil characterized hy
a warm discussion on certain points
pioposed for amendment. The chief
points of dill'civnce hetweeu I In; local
grangers, as raised at the Monday
nighl meeting, concern tin; time for
I hi; establishment of a sinking fund hy
the; dill erent counties ot tin; state. A
part of I lie members believed that all
count u s should begin at the .same
tune, while others argued that it
would be better to let each county
begin whenever it sees lit.
Vnullifiil ('(tuple Mope.
Alter receiving a message from tier
employer stating that tiiie had not
reported lor work Monday morning,
the parents of Mi.hh Stevens onsearch
ing lor ner Iniinil a letter in her room
staling that she had eloped with John
Oihson, who has been employed as a
teamster for II. A. Moore.
The girl, who is still in her teens
stilled Saturday night to the family
for whom she is employed 'as miiid,
that she desired to get Sunday oil' in
elder to visit friends in the Odell
district. She has noljheeujseenjby any
one since about !::ii) Saturday night
and it is supposed that she ami young
Oihson, Who has net yet reached his
twenty first ye
' thf 1(1:25 train.
ir, left that night on
I'nwer Company Works on Line.
'I he I'aeilic Tower &. Light Co. is
now rapidly stretching its high power
lines between this city and The Dalles.
The company has a crew of over 75
men al work electing the tall poles,
which with the 'added weight of its
cross arms and the heavy insulators
have to be raised hy means of a
derrick. 1 1, was a dillieult. matter for
the portable cook camps anil bunk
houses to be carried over the Must Side
gniile.liistj''riday. It whs necessary
ior .t mrge crew or men rn mice the
structures from the wagons, on which
they are set, and to carry them bodily
around Norm; of the curves.
I!nrnlar Works I'ine drove House.
1 1. I'". VVeatherfeid, janitor of the
I'ine Orove schoolheuse, has notified
the local authorities of the theft from
his house Sunday afternoon of a gold
watch and a suit of clothes. A ball
game was being played in the yards ol
the school building and Mr. Weather
ford hail been arranging some chairs
for a number of women present. When
he rcluriieil to his house where he lives
alone, he found his trunk opened anil
the above inentiiiued articles missing.
I'm tics who were snspieinncd were
traced In the Hood Kiver boat landing
while I hey wele searched, bill I he
.u tide- were not found upon them.
I'oill.ind Will liuilil Auto SpeeuVav.
I he ; portlovers of the wt st will be
i lit ci i s 1 1 it to know (hat plans are on
font In build a lug automobile speed
Way at l'orllaud in the near ful lire.
At the : pi ed conto.il.-i Hint have been
t nkinp, place at Indianapolis this week
ine ..on nine race was won ny Hie
Marinou car driven hy Hay llarroun,
! ho iii nve t he distance in li hours, 11
tioi iites and S seconds.
Sun Hastens llunil liiver lierries.
The lecent cool weather that has
lelaided the strawberry crop was
broken Saturday. The berries are now
ripening fad and the picking has
begun m earnest. Scores of Indians
lioni the Yakima reservations are hen
ii:.ir. iriK in the harvest of the crop.
I on ing tin nier seasons as inanv as find
Indians hae been encamped ill the
Vull. y.
Hall Turk is in City.
At tin : pedal election held Friday
I he ball park and that port Inn of the
lleii'lit-. surrounding it were voted into
I'" niv , a hiree majority. I lie
I c ults of t he i legl ion w as !,"i,'! l or
ai!i'fiitmn mid tl agatrn-t. The district
aiiiieeil ah ii i iu hides I he park plot
icceullv d.maUd to the city bv Ur. T.
I.. Uiiol, of 1'i.rthunl.
(Mis Saai',e Dies at The Dalles.
A .li- pal, i. l ii ni The I (alios ' talcs
that ( Uis Sinnci', MUl of Judge (I. S.
Savage and who formerly resided in
the. cit, iii. d in the t'hoi ry Oily last
Wednesday. I he body of Hie deceased,
a!io w:i . 11 , ears of age, was interred
at The I 'alio - Thursday, after funeral
i ices at ! lie Craiidail I ' inlert aliing
pai luu nl...
Lrine Will Haul Dump Cars.
In order In ha -ten the .building of
Hie Inn miles ..I the county reads,
ii Inch they are const met lug on the
Fast Side, W.'O. Aldred Co. have
put into coniimssioii a large traction
engine to haul dump wagons from the
company's guivel pits and crusher,
w hich aie located near I he city. The
huge'engine, which is :!,', horsepower,
will pull live loaded wagons al each
Hip.
Threatens Hoycott.
A Idler, bearing a l'oi'lland date
mark and apparent ly written by some
very ignorant person, was received bv
a Hood Kiver fruitgrower last week
and contained n warning to Hood Kiver
nrchardisls against the employment of
Japanese labor. The letter, which is
signed "Sit I'p nnd Take Notice" and
which is very poorly spelled, states
that if JapH are continued to he em
ployed here the famous llooil Kiver fruit
will be boycotted.
NO BUSINESS DONE
DECORATION DAY
The citizens of Hood River closed
their business houses Tuesday and paid
their respects to the memory of the
country's dead soldiers. Forming at
'.1:30 jn the 'morning a parade marched
from the K. of P. hall down State
streetlto Second thence to Oak street
and back up Tfnrd to the starting
point, where the jveterans who were
not able to'walktook rigs to Idlewild
cemetery where ritualistic services
were observed 'over the graves. The
members of the 0. A. It. and Woman'
ReliefJOorps who felt themselves equal
to the walk to the cemetery formed in
the 'parade which was led by Arthur
Clarke's military hand. Members of
the Knights of l'ytlnas, in uniform,
took part in'the parade. A program
was conducted hy the students of the
recently graduated class of the Hood
liiverUiligh School.
At2:.'i0 in the afternoon a large
auidence "of the people of the city
assembled on the courthouse square,
where several addresses were de
livered.
Zolls Lays Oak St. Sidewalk.
.Inn. .oils has been granted the con
tract to lay a concrete pavement on
the south side ot Oak street beginning
in tront ot the l.lapp building and ex
tending half way up the block. The
old hoard walk has been removed and
work was begun on the new pavement
yesterday.
First Street Open to Traffic.
The new concrete pavement of First
street has been completed by W, 0.
Aldred & On. at a cost of and
wastopened to trallic last week. The
length of the pavement is lib!) feet.
The pavement seems to be adaptable
both for light and heavy turvel. He
cause of its rough surface it shoud not
prove very slippery in winter time.
The Dalles Man Deserts Wife.
'Ihe Hood liiver police authorities
have received word Irom Ihe Dalles to
be on the lookout for Koy Vanortruck
who has deserted his wife and infant
cnild in that city. Vanortruck, who is
' years of age has been employed as
day porter at The Hotel Dalles. He
left a note for his wife, but merely
slated that he was gone from The
milieu lorever, nut gave no reasons
for his steps.
Bids Wanted.
Bids will be received by the clerk ot
School District No. 4 tuil.il June U, I'm
IU cords of slab or split, w 1, delivered
to llarrett school house. Also It) cords
of 10-inoh oak wood delivered to Fast
liarrd t school house.
T. II. MIl.l.Flf, Clerk.
'nv4iNvnE
Special in Ladies' Suits
for
are
We have placed a lot of Ladies' Suits
special sale at a big reduction, among which
the following:
One gray suit, value $17.00, special price $8.7f
One Green suit, worth $8.00 6.50
One catawba suit worth $22.50, special 16.50
One blue suit, worth $9.00, special 6.50
One green suit, worth $14.00, special 7.00
One black striped suit,' worth $16.50 12.50
A two-tone effect suit, worth $16.01 12.50
Leather color suit, worth $20.00 14.50
Gray mixed suit, worth $20.00 14.50
Men's Shirts
Enormous Value of Apple Crop.
, Oregon's importance as a fruit grow
ing state can be better understood
from the figures in the biennial report
of the Oregon State Hoard of Horti
culture, lately issued. President W.
K. Newell places the total valuation
of last year's fruit crop at $(i,iiii2,.r)()0.
Apples lead the list with value of
.f2,u()(l,()00 and dried prunes stand
second iu importance with a value of
$l,liK0,(X)(l.
PORTLAND
ROvS'E
FESTIVAL
Our line of MANHATTAN Shirts is complete.
These shirt are strictly high grade, in fact, they
are in a class by themselves. They are guaranteed
not to fade. We are showing them iu all the new
weaves.
New Goods
TO UK Ill 1.1) IN
Portland, Oregon
June 5 to 11, 1911
Tickets on Sale
June 5, 7,8 and 9
Return Limited June 12,
Wll 1. Ill' A MOST HUH I.IAN I
Floral Fiest g Civic Jubilee
I'.irl litn.l, "1 In- Kiim' Clly," will Ine ii scene of
MHi'iiiinr ami me center nl world wide Inter
i'ht lur one week.
Round Trip Fare from
Hood River to
Portland $2.55
Oregon-Washington Rail
road & Navigation Co.
I" kcop pelleell) insli. im nil I In nil u II I
mnlli'ls rcltllllig In his K'elll event, cull oil
I. '.a I iil'i nl- J I., i vl i i'ii In is iiml ri ml, , a nit let
ill W i lli' In
Win. McMURKAV,
it'hi'i ;t 1 rnscinii'f Ayrtil
I'ult l . Mi, oKKtiON "
Good Buys
KliL'all.Otl 1 ie acie-4 lev 1 1 ;i 1 1 une mile
eui ; all in 1 1 . mie ui ic lull hear
inc. . Inland- in leiir urn! live-veiir-"Ms;
hemes and small fruiin: pnul
h"U e. ham and puullry Ikmiwm,
uuler ,,;,.. I,, the l.oime. A pi,
Illiellle I hi- MM,
SoOOO.OO I'w. lUv-lw,, urrc nine miles
em ; leu acres in trees, Iwe, four
aiul s,en vc:irs old: lulance un
cleared. St To. 0(1 per acre lor Willow I'hH I, rush
land well local ed.
M750IUMI T, ii ucics close to town;
eie.Lt anes in trees, some in lull
he.ii ins; ; Iwi, aeies in unod pasture
with I'lniunc. water; one ncie ei
hcrih s hetweeu trees.
All ot Ihesi cm be had on Reasonable
Tortus.
Guy Y. Edwards & Co.
Agents
Office Hotel Oregon HuiUlinn
I'llONF. 228-K
Specials From All Over Store
Men's $5.00 and $5.50 genuine Panamas ...$4.00
. Men's odd Coats and odd Vests Specially priced.
Ladies' Burson Hose Mfg. seconds, only 15c
Men's 1'orous Knit Union Suits, special 70c
Ladies' Hats, values up to $8.00 $2.98
A new line of Ladies' 'Tan Button Shoes.
Tan and Gun-metal Button Shoes for Boys.
Men's genuine Soisette Shirts, special price
now 95c
Ladies' Uresses and Silk Underskirts.
Men's pure thread Silk Half Hose, price the
pair , 25c
New line of Tinted Pillow Tops.
A full line of Hammocks just received.
Men's Summer Overcoats
This spring has been backward and you will
be able to wear a spring overcoat for some time
yet. We will give you one-third off on any spring
overcoat in the house, this week only.
Calico and Gingham
We have the largest line of Dress Ginghams
in the city. Call and ask to see the line of 10c
ginghams. You will see that they are the same
grade that are being sold elsewhere at 12 l-2c and
15c. Calicoes the yard 4c
Men's Clothes
You may have an idea that you can't be cor
rectly fitted in ready-made clothes. Once in a
while we get such a customer. With HART,
SCHAFFNER & MARX Clothes we give him quite
a different idea. These clothes are made to fit.
There are enough variations in sizes and models to
fit anybody. THE PARIS FAIR is the home of
HART, SCHAFFNER & MARX, ' the world's
greatest clothiers. '
To go along with these suits we have MAN
HATTAN SHIRTS and STETSON HATS, the
very best in their line.
Corsets
Our Corset trade is increasing all the time.
More ladies are recognizing that in order to have
their gowns fit properly they must have a good
foundation. NEMO Corsets are recognized the
leading corsets in America. We are showing them
in twelve different models. We also have a large
assortment of other makes from 25c to $2.00
Trunks and Traveling Bags
Our line of Trunks, Suit Cases and Traveling
Bags is complete. We carry a complete line in all
grades. If in need of anything in this line eall
and get prices.
THE PARIS FAIR
The Store That Gives
You the Best Values
PAKKDALE.
Minn Kate Simmons, of Portland, is
vimting at the U. C. M. ranch.
ThejOregoii Apple Co., which has
heen at work on its large ranch for
uhout a month and a half, has cleared
about 10 acres of land. The company
has nearly fid Japs at work on the
clearing.
(Jeo. Maker was in Hood River over
the week nnd.
Cohurn Allen was in Hood Kiver the
first of the week on business.
The water of the Glacier Irrigation
Co. has reached China Hill. A soon
as the ditch becomes well soaked the
company will begin the construction
ot its laterals.
Oil in River Stops Salmon.
Ilecause of the loss bv the O-W. R. &
N. Co. of a tank car of crude oil in the
Columbia river between Celilo and
I ma ti I la, a prominent cannerv man
states that the oil floating down the
river on the surface of the water has
temporarily stopped thiz run of salmon.
Rubber Stamps a the (iiacier otlicu.
Births.
Born To Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Corbett,
Sunday, May 28, a boy.
Horn To Mr. and Mrs. Frenk
Spencer, of Parkdale, Monday, May
29, a girl.
Notice.
Flag Day will be observed Monday.
All are requested to meet at the K. of
P. hall at 2 p. m. A fine program has
been prepared. All axe invited by the
W. R. C.
CEMENT DRAIN TILE
CONCRETE BUILDING BLOCKS
Is Becoming to be Recognized as
THE BEST
We make them in Hood River and in any quantity.
BRADLEY BROS.
A LARGE SHIPMENT OF MID
SEASON NOVELTIES
In the most popular Summer Dress Fabrics in beautiful plaid, striped and
check effects, in all the most wanted color combinations. We mention a few
below, but you must see these more than attractive materials to thoroughly
appreciate them, and we extend you a most cordial invitation to come in and
look them over.
New Simpson Madras Percales with Embroidery
Border Effects, A. F. C. and Toile Du Nord Dress
Ginghams, New Madras and Percale Dress Mater
ials, New Curtain Swisses, New Curtain Moirette
with Oriental Borders, etc., etc., etc. All of these
at smallest possible prices.
Women's and Children's
Sun Bonnets and
Beach Hats
In late shapes, materials and colorings,
with plain ami lace trimmed rufilings. A
most ideal outing head gear for sunny
days at prices from
35c down to 20c
New Tapestry, the yard 60c
ChildrensNew Foot Form
Shoes
The demand for this particular shoe
in our stock has far exceeded our abil
ity to receive shipments and keep up
stocks, and we are pleased to announce
that our lines are C CA nn
again complete yl.)U, y.UU
New Tan Shoes for Women
Foot Form Button Shoe with
low, broad walking heel
$3.00
Men's New Negligee Shirts, Special $1.25 Values for
$1.00
We have just received a shipment of Men's Negligee Summer Shirts in the new
summer shirtings, in colors of tan, blue, gray, cream and new stripe effects, made
by one of our best'shirt manufacturers to sell for $1.25. To introduce this make of
shirts we have placed them on sale with a guarantee of absolute shirt sat
isfaction at each
Large Assortments at 50c, 75c, $ 1 .50, $ 1 .75 to $2.50
60 Dozen 15c Men's Linen Collars, Special, 3 for
- 25c
BRAGG
MERCANTILE 0
Reliable Goods at Reliable Prices
OAKDALE GREENHOUSE
koHes 2 yearn old from 30c to 75c ; $3.50 to $5.00 per dozen. We have manv
of the newest ones. Shrubs and vineB of all kinds. A splendid lot of Mountiuii
Ash, Catalpaamiroplar, to 10 ft. high. A few specimens Catalpa liardv
Fernnials of nil kinds, a tine lot of 1'ionea. We have plenty of Aster, Tansy (W-
greenhouse pot plants. Choice cut flowers on hand at all times. Floral designs
a specialty. Our prices are reasonahle. Pot plants at the Franz Hardware store
R. 1. Hood River
Phone 1972 m Fletcher (EL Fletcher
WANTED
Wauled-To know ir there are ny Old
Hcliuol l'rlmltlve Baptists iu Hood River Val
ley. I'luase write J. 1'., care Glacier. tl
Wanted-Miirrled man to work on ranch.
Dlckerson & I'eck. J2
Wanted Kruit farm of 10 or 20 acres close to
town. Set iu Uewtowns and Hnluenburgs
now 4 years old or more. I want full particu
lars directly from owners. T. Ii. H., care
(ilaier. tf
Wanted Horse, sound and true, sentie and
well broke, weight about tsou. 1'hone Mrs.
Koberg, ail F. jul5
Wanted Position wanted by experienced
orchardist Address J. 1j. care (iiacier. Jnl5
Wauled Htrawberry packers at Willow Flat
in nine acre p:iich. Tent, wood, etc., furnish,
ed. ('. It. Nchmock, phone 9X1 Odell. Jl
Wanled An ironer who does plain work,
pay fsir wages, l ull :toi.i,, or see Columbia
Laundry. ji
Wanted Work by 3 families. Have had ex
perience on ranch. Apply at 912 Wilson St.
John Kunor. ji
llargulns are not to be found every day
Here is a special on inside business prop,
erty, earuiugK ier cent with only half ol
the lot now occupied. lOOxlOOou Oak Hi
with two good buildings und permaneui
renters. $16,000. J. U. Hellbrouner 4 Co.,
the Reliable Dealers.
For Hale-Heed Potatoes. Phone 1X5 Odell J8
For Sale-Orchard land in Valley. Phone W
p. Hooton or write Fred Holsteen, Burlington,
Iowa. Discounts for cash, work for uurchase
price. Money advanced for powder and treea.
Use of tools without expense. jl-H
For Sale-Riding- pony. E. L. McClain, R. F.
D. No. 1. Phone 201-K jl-s
Wanted-An extra good Jersey or Guern
sey cow for family use. Must be young and
heavy milker. Address stating price and
particulars. C. W.J. Iteckus, P. o. box 7,
White Halmon, Wash. Ji
Wauted-Uood sized secondhand trunk In
good condition, must be cheap Write iu
first instance to K. K., care Glacier. Jl
Wantnd-A man to take contract fr build.
Ing about half mile of road. For information
write to U. L. Madden, care Henderson 4
McKay, R. li. i. jj
Wanled Work on Hood Kiver Iruit farm
by young til lit) 21 years' old. Amiinmed to
hard work. Reference lurnlsheil il desired
Address, Farmhand. Uhu kr. Jl
Seven hard working meek boys desire work
clearing land. Phone 3CH.M, or address box
7:1, Hood Kiver, Oregon. ji
Wanted man and wile who have had ex
perience in ranch work. References. Address
X.OIacler. )
Wanted IS experlenceiCstrawberrv packers
and 7ft pickers. Addres Herbert Williams,
W hlte halmon, VVush. js
Wanted Middle aged woman would like
housekeeping work in Hood Kiver Valley,
din do any kind o! general household work.
Mrs li c. Lester, 105 fcast Hixth street, Fort
hmd. Uvy2
Wanted-l.ady desire position as house
keepeiym ranch; one child. Can cook for
several men. Address Mrs. Geneva Thomp
son, care Glacier. jH22
FOR SALE
For Hale Timothy hay. Phone 2H-M. J22
for Hale One buggy and harness nearly
new. Price J'iO for quick sale- .lolm Yaeger.
phone M.'f-M.
I'orSule-H-pnsseiiger runabout, 22 horse
power. Fully equipped with top, windshield,
lamps, etc. Inquire 1H52-L. J22
F'or Sale-Two dwellings close in, very
cheap and on terms like paying rent. En.
quire or A. C. Buck, room 12, lirosiiis block.
J 1
F'or Hale We are now in a position to fur.
nish rough und dressed lumber of the vari
ous kinds. Apple boxes and strawberry
crates lor this season. Orders will be
Promptly tilled. 1 miles southeast of Park.
laLJ!'jYl?srkilttle' ore' KrAt
For Hale Eggs from the following peus for
sale Black Mlnorca.Plymontb Rock, llrown
Leghorns and Rhode Island Reds. Phone
'. ir-
For Hale-Fine bred Berkshire sow, ilue
with pigs about July 20. 1). 1, Btoue, liee
Oregon. j
For Sale Team. Bay horBe 7 years old and
bay mare 10 years old. Both good pullers and
sound. Mare works single and is gentle. Also
wagon and harness which have been used about
year. A. L. Kaufman, phone 307-X, May and
8th streets. ji-jj
For Sale About 125 cords of good lfi-lnch
wood, near Hood Kiver. Address. Clayton
Wentz, 2ua Marquam Rldg. Portland, Ore. lift
For hale Allalta and wheat hay. Two
sound young horses, broke single or double.
Three miles out, iu Harnett district, phone
322 L. Ralph Hlurlclis. tr
For Sale-Fine driving horse, city broke,
not afruid of automobiles, sound kind and
gentle, also carriage and harness. Phone 31.VL
r. Chandler. iu2ftf
,.or iae Cheap team of horses, weight
1 100 each. Phone 1X5 Odell. JS
A good 80 relinquishment 4 miles N. W.
rrom Rupert, Idaho, on Mlnedoka Irrigation
project, W III sell cheap or trade for nice res.
deiice property In Hood River, Ore. Falling
health the reason, w. S. Holmes, Rupert,
Ida. Rout 2, box 8tf. js
For .Sale-A second hand PowefC'lder Press
Address, Samuel Pearson, Mllwaukle, Ore.
JS
F'orHale 1: Mllhiim .,,., ,.
springs and in good condition. Fhone77
Odell, iu
For Kale One bay horse.
Odell Nt.
K. A. Pilsou,
J22
For Reut-Furnished rooms. Modern con.
venlence. ,. U. Phillips, corner 6th and Hhei
man streets. j.
For Kale s'.Tti-u ,r,i,,.t n.n a
........ lllll HOW IIII1K,
young and gentle. Phone 315. L. F'.Chandler!
inajti
wimted-Posltlon"cariiiRfo
ing fruit ranch. Kxpert pruner and packer.
K. M
and have had long experience.
",,, wiPH-ime avenue.
Kill.
Ju22
For Hale-Good llolslein' cow, will be fresh
J !iy.i fA 0Rr "H- Address, Alex lroux,
Mt. Hood. jR
HnV'forHulC I'lnVMI. ttnA nll.,lln .)) - ...n--.
out ou West Hide. J. J. Kuapo. PhoneW. X ''
J15
For Kul0 Pllir, aim,,., - ..
. new, win sen at a
bargain. F, M. Matt, So. End of Jerloo r.,me
West Hide. Call any time. ji5
S'rtr Mali, l.ia.l ,,, .
.... .-,,nlcu wwn! nam. a-ti, v.
gasoline engine and direct current generator
complete witli switch board. A new outfit
and Is Just the thing for some farmer too far
out tn mntiMil with tlia li,.t.
y ce. A bargain. Inquire, Pacific Power
Light Co., or L. D, Boyd, jh
For Hale-Two lots, small house and barn,
cor. 7th and Prospect street. Price JI000. Part
cash. Phone 2003K. js
For Hale Good tarm team, weight 2100 lbs.
about 10 year's old. Will sell cheap as I have
no, work (ur them. 1.. K Graham. Phone
107X. J8
For Hale Jersey cow, her milk Is seldom
equaled for butter lat. Also a farm horse,
weight 1350, Bound and gentle, works any
where. 1 will trade for a pony that Is safe for
small children to ride. C. T. Roberta, phone
322-M. jistf
For Sale-Tea acres in Mt. Hood region, on
which is located store, creamery, ice cream par
lor, butcher shop, 8-story warehouse, slaughter
house and small barn. The sale will also include
a cow. three horses and wagon. Creamery equip
ped with 1,500 worth of modern machinery, and
butcher shop with $200 worth. Living apartment
in rear of store with sitting room and 10 bed rooms
over head. Fine well 6 feet from rear of house.
Will take Portland property in part payment.
Write or call on S. A. Helmer, Mt. Hood. Ore.
For snip itonifiiw (,,, , rr
order ix ftt i Inch main line ''fee
Trill Itrni HlruiL-o i..r) . ' '
J. - .ihompson, l'arkdale, or Glacier oHlee. tf
Knr Hltfc1ii.t.l i-i.... ...
HummeVdeMeryrTMionJ 321-" IT'
For Sr1P!-K40 ftrrAH i7(wi Imwf in ii,nn,.i.,.i..
dint.. HOtlth of Ornvnn i'itv Vn. itmt. .-
Home timber. Excellent noil. 8o imr nnr
t'hone -77-M. i.
broilers, also blooded hens. Phone 180X. (8
very low price If taken at ouee. Plume 208-K.
Kill Wuln Ui.n.ili l t . . .
r . : ,i, i June 'or old Bar-
relt school house, 8 rooms, w ill be sold as a
hole or each room separately. The board
reserves the right to reject any and all bids
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For Kale lino tl,,p.Al.i. i , .
- - .i,wiiiii ru jersey oil 1.
fellow, lour years old, gentle, women can
handle and used but little. For pat lieu la, s
mJT' 'M:'' MP'L'r' re- r " Antral
For Sale A
Phone 21S.M.
tent and
household goods,
jl
-. i it? . ,,ro.wn mHr''' wrht 10SO; baa
good life lor roadster, saddle or orchard horse
somewhat afraid of autos; might trade fo?
torse lady can drive or will sell for .ISO
i done 'j. M , jj
For Hale-Piano. South end of Jerlco Um7
West Hide, call any time. F. E. Matt' Jl.
pound".a,rho;Twell ST" mre' ""'!K00
FOR RENT
U...., L'..--.,..! . I - ,
- - iwiil i ui ii is ueu iiouse, i rooms, close
In, te responsible persons for two months.
Call phone 161 M jn22
For Rent-Furnished room. K. N. Klllaby,
i02 Cascade avenue. Jn22
MISCELLANEOUS
Lost Ieather watch fob with gold drop ou
which Is the letter M. Finder return to Gla.
clerofllce. jnir,
Iost-ljirge black dog with white chest,
feet and tall. When lost wore collar on which
was inscribed "Deacon." Return U) Hoi.
brook & Smith for reward. Jnl5
Will Trade-r2,750 eqnlty for unimproved
acreage or town property, ten acres Oak
Grove district; 8 acres bearing orchard, this
year a good crop Hpltzenburgs; Hue spring
water piped In yard and house. Address
L-150, care Glacier. Jl
Ixst A lady'iopen lace watch with a silk
rob. allied a au heirloom. Finder leave at
GiaMer office for reward or call Odell U. jl
Lost-A new leather card case, containing
cards or and a check made out to Mrs. ('has.
H. Heney. Finder pieaae return to Glacier
office or to Mrs. Heney. Jl
Lost A bronze K. of V. watch fob. Finder
please return to Glacier .office or Joe Dobson
lor reward. j i
LoRt-lletween Mt. Hood railroad depot and
Ilenn &. Hbaw'a AtHoA a r.,lrf -.fh. v., 1-Jt
Hunting case. Finder return to Dean' Hhaw
aud receive 10.00 reward. 18
Clearing and development nf vonr land
contracted at right price. Can start a crew
.-.uiuuinveiy. communicate witn A. t. nai
lam, care Hotel Oregon, Hood Kiver, tf