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Have You Bought
These Lately?
HOT WATER BOTTLES
A new. seamless one. 1 We' guarantee' for
two years.
FOUNTAINSYRINGES
A guaranteed article
ABSORBENT COTTON
The Red Cross Brand.
Bath Sponges, Castile Soap.
K. C.Lemon Witch Hazel Cream,
The great'Cream for chaffed or
rough hands.
TOOTH BRUSH
That holds its bristles.
Good Toilet or Bath Soaps.
Hair Brushes and Combs.
K. C. LINIMENT
For sprains, burns or rhumatics.
K. C. Belladona and Capsicum
Plaster
For lame backs, cold on chest or strains.
WE AIM TO PLEASE
l WE GIVE S. & II. GREEN TRADING STAMPS II
Read This
Before you buy. We ask you to call and inspect our
complete line of New and Second Hand Furniture,
Stoves and Ranges. Everything in house furnishings
We will take your old furniture or stoves
in exchange for NEW GOODS.
O. P. DABNEY & SONS
Guaranteed Cheapest Outfitter
Agents for
Charter Oak Stoves
and Ranges
FilOXK 3281
Cor. Fourth and Statu Sts.
Land For Sale
1 have about 1,000 acres of No. 1 Apple Land,
most of it under ditch at prices ranging from $00
per acre up. In tracts from ten acres up.
J. R. STEELE
Hood River - - - Oregon
BUTLER BANKING COMPANY
Established Nineteen Hundred
CAPITAL
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
General Banking
Savings Department. Safe Deposit Boxes.
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS
Leslie Butler, President Truman Hntler, Vice President
F. McKereher, Secretary Equitable Savings & Loan Co., Portland, Ore.
EH. Frencb, President French & Co., Bankers, The Dalles, Oregon
C. H. Vauglnin, Cashier
T-Wfi rTT ST '""'"o FT a"n 0 RA W'h AT ""I 4fb
Every genuine f&k tr" n Mallory
MaUotj Hat t I trde-mrk
The Mallory Scotch Finish Soft Hat
Something new, unique and attractive.
Mallory derbies and soft hats in the new
Fall styles are also here in wide variety;
Cravenetted,,of course.
Your hat is here.
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1 X&'xS. -VV": . TTjyou".. bad in ye.r., Jack!"
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J f'?la.ltrtfi' i-'-ftn i I i nrlM fii-. ii '
Brag Mercantile Co.
Agents for
Hood River
Notice
EAST FORK IRKIUATION D14TRKT
Notice Ik hereby kI ven, that R. Livingstone
iiuNiiiKj witu ui iMiftmm iiireelors or KhnI
Fork Irrigation District hlfi petition praying
Unit Hie laud liHieiiinfliT drwrtlsil may be
excluded from the iMiundaritsnl said district,
for the reawm that the same I and tor more
man tinny yearn last past ha been amply
irrigated from water appropriated from
natural streams, uie right to winch said ap
propriation aud use in vested ill twill toner.
Said land ao sought to be excluded Is de
acritted as Tot Iowa:
C'oniiiiencinir et the Southeast corner ot
land presently belonging to John (rosliy, In
ye.', or Nee. ip. t, N. H. 10. K. W. M ,
thence along Croatiy'a Motilli boundary Month
Wes' 11. Ml chain more or less to Croa-
by'H Southwest corner end Ueorgs W. Hmilh
Southeast corner, thence the same course tig
In. ks. to the center of the railroad track of the
Ml. Hood Railroad, and the eastern angle of
tiieiauu nerein conveyeo, ineutv com in tiltig
same course along Hmith'a wiulli boundary
15 chains, more or less, to rock act for the
southwest corner of our land; tnence
north parallel to the east boundary
of our land Hi chains, more or less, to the
center o! the .rack of the Ml. Htsd Kailroad
Company, lo a point 25 tl links to the ceuterof
tne iraca oi ine Ml. nxd Kailroad Company
to a point , links westerly of the frog of the
Bide track: thence along the center line of said
ralrroad track, a tangent north 77 55' east
ft SJ chains, to the end of said tangent; thence
aiong sain ceuter oi sum track surveyed lo (He
li lt 4 .IS chains to point of tangency No. a;
thence along the center of said track north
SK" east 3 (W chains to said eastern angle and
the point of beginning, of the land herein eon.
veyed. the total distance measured along the
railroad tract being 13.8U cln.lns, containing
.ti acres, more or less, except, nowever, out
oi sum lauti a strip oi latin M icel wide, meas
ured at right angles to tiie center of said track
and theretofore eonveyed to said company as
part oi the rigut or way described In the deed
of conveyance executed by Frank Kuncoru.
former owner of said land to said Railroad
Company being a part of the NoMheasl quar
ter ol Section Ci, Tp. 2, N. R. Ill Kast, situate
In Wasco County, Oregon.
Also commencing at the Honlheast corner
of the land belonging to me, the said John
i rosny, in uieNr.', orec. 27, Tp. 2 N., R. 10,
K. W. M , which corner Is marked by an oak
stake et on the Booth Bide of the fence nost
25 chains east and ttfi chains Houlli of the
quarter section corner on the North bound
ary ol Necllou ii. said towush n aud ratine:
thence North along Crosby's Kast boundary
chains to the lea bank of odell Creek:
thence up Udell Creek 3 feet or more distant
and southerly from the lell bank ol said creek,
lue ioihiwiiik courses ana aisiances:
H. IWJ West 0.7H chains.
N.3I West 1.58 chains.
H. 50 West O.titi chains.
8. 8 Weal 1.50 chains.
K. Sn West 1.26 chains.
H. f),, West 0.77 chains.
Due West 0.MI chains.
8. f West 150 chains.
H. 74 West 1.72 chains.
N. fttio West O.Sil chains.
N. West 0.67 chains.
8. K West 1 01 chains.
H. 12o West 0.71 chains.
H. ftlo West O tis chains, more or less to Cros
by's West boundary; thence South parallel lo
Crosby's Kast boundary ii 39 chains u Crosby's
Houlhwest corner; thence along Crosbys Mouth
boundary North 2' Kast ll.se chains, more
or tess, hi ine ptace oi uegtuning, containing
2'i acres, more or less, Bituate in Wasco Coun
ty, state of Oregon,
"Also commencing at a point 150 rods Houlh
oi ine .xirinwest corner ol the NK or sec. 27,
InTp. 2 N.R. 10 K W M., running thence north
i h' Kast 110.711 rods to a point; running
thence North lot rods to the section line be.
tween section 27 and 22 in said Township
nun rutuge, uieuce running east lo
the Nortueast corner or the NE! or said sec,
27, thence running In a southerly direction
along (he ceuter of the County Road 1IHI rods,
more or less, to the Southeast corner of said
NK'i of said sec. 37. running theuoe West nm
rods to the Southwest corner of said NK'4 of
shiu sec. zt iiieuce lunning nnriu lu rods to
tneptaceoi oeginnuig, save ana except the
tracts of lund described lu the following deeds,
viz:
(1st) 2 acres conveyed by William Odell
and wife to School District No. 18 of Wasco
county, Oregon, by deed dated December 1,
!Hh9.
(2nd) 5 acres, more or less, conveyed to Rose
Shelly Dy John Murray l-awson. and wife de
scribed in deed dated October l'J, MH, and re
corded in the records ot Heeds of Wasco I 'utili
ty. Oregon, October 21, IWH.
(3rd) 1 acre conveyed by John Murray Law
son aud wife to Robert Harry Kemp by deed
daled April 2ti, lt)ii, aud recorded In deed re
cords for Wasco County, Oregon, May 2, lytm.
(4th) 1 acre conveyed by John Mil' ray
l.awson and wife to Blanche HeWUt by deed
dated September 22, luoti, and recorded In
deed records of Wasco County, Oregou, Octo
ber 13. 1906.
(5th) Aright of way granted to Mt, Hood
Kailroad Company oy agreement dated April
12, lHOft, and recorded in the records of deeds
for Wasco County, Oregon, May 13, llWi
(Mb) One-half acre conveyed by K. K. Bax
ter and wife to William f. Kemp dated Mav
31, 1907, and recorded In the record for deeds
ol n asco county, on gou, .1 une 7, 1907.
(7th) One-half acre conveyed by K. K. Bax
ter and wife to Katheriue E. Davenport by
deed dated June 4, 19W. and recorded In the
records of deeds for W asco County, Oregon,
June 19, 1907.
(8th) One-fourth acre conveyed by K. K
Baxter and wile to Gertrude L. Clark, by deed
dated July 12, 1907, and recorded In the rec
ords of deeds for Wasco County, Oregon, July
29. 1907.
(9th) One acre conveyed by K. K. Baxter
ana wire to nenry . iwis ana Alice K.
lewis, his wife, dated liecember 24, 1907, and
recorded In the records of deeds for Wasco
County, Oregon.
(loth) ihree-rourtnsoran acre conveyed by
Robert Livingstone and wife lo Robert 11.1
Kemp by deed of Octotier 16. 1911.
( 1 llh) About l4 ol an acre conveyed by
Robert Livingstone and wife to William P.
Kemp by deed of April 3, 1912.
All persons Interested In or who mav be af
fected by such proposed changeof boundaries
of said district shall appear at the nMlceof
saia Boara in tne i uy oi iiooa Kiver, Oregon,
on or before 10 o'clock. A. M.. on Tuesilsv.
September 2, 1913, and show cause In writing,
II any tney nave, wuy satu Unas, or any sr
lion of the same, should not lie excluded
and the changes of the boundaries of said
district, as proposed in said petition, ur any
oi sucu cuanges, siiouio noi ue mane.
UKORUE R. WILBl'R,
al4.a28 Secretary
AUTO COMMITTEE TA
BOOS FAST DRIVING
Cooperating with the citv officials.
the automobile committee of the Com
mercial club has tabooed fast driving
I of automobiles in the city limits. The
following communication ties been is-
sued by the committee:
Attention haa been called to the
reckless manner in which some auto
mobile drivers have been driving their
cars since the new (lavements have
been opened to tratlic. The under
signed haa been asked by city vtlicials
to cooperate with them in the matter,
and it may be said that the committee
is in hearty sympathy with the admin
istration of the law if drivers will not
confine themselves to the speeds and
regulations woicn are set down in
present ordinances.
In a few wteks rain will make fast
driving on the pavements a very dan
gerous matter, both to pedestrians and
the drivers themselves.
Any injury arising from fast driving
win immeuiHieiy resuti in ine passing
of more stringent regulations govern
ing machines in the city limits, there
fore it is best that drivers regulate
these things themselves and not make
further laws necessary.
Attention is especially called to the
necessity of slowing down at comeis.
Last year the county was enriched
several hundred dollars as a result of
an excess speed over 2.) miles an hour
in the country, and the city has ex
pressed itself as much preferring
safety to the money.
Arrests cause bad feeling and ex
pense, and both are unnecessary re
sults.
Kespcctfully,
Automobile Committee,
Commercial Club.
flH.il.H....WHII'HM H-l-H
H.NS, Fl US AM U tTUF.KS
..H..H,.H,.1,.H-H"H-1"1"H-H"HI.H..H-
A rattlesnake and his fiiend came
to town last week, and paid a visit to
the people residing on Oak street and
Cascade avenue. Landscape Gardener
McDowell, while working in the gar
den of C. G. Pratt, was astonished to
find his snakeship curled up enjoying a
nooze in the lettuce bed. Mr. Mc
Dowell gave the alarm, and frightened
the snake, which hurried away toward
a pile of wood on the vacant lot op
posite the Franz home on Tenth street.
Mr. McDowell and J. t.. YYcllahd, who
was superintending street work near
by, touched a match to the dry grass
that covered the lot, in an effort to
discover the snake. It was then that
they found the friend, and he was
chased into the wood pile.
The finding of the two huge rattlers
n that portion of the city has greatly
perturbed the tent dwellers, who, it is
said, may be seen removing their
couches and cats into mote subtantial
quarters than tents.
While hllntinc on the east slonn of
Mount Hood last week Alva Day and
K. Smith hnD'crpd a hnlicat. Between
Fall Creek and Sand Canyon. The an
imal measured four and a half feet
from its nose to the tip of its toes, and
it ia the intention of the hunters to
have the pelt tanned and made into a
rug.
Many local fishermen cast their flies
in vain last Sunday, and in fact, there
were few fish caught in Hood river on
that day. The water seemed to be too
milky and the hsh would not bite.
HEIGHTS NEWS
On September 4, in the afternoon
there will be a Relief Corps social at
the home of Mrs. Carl Sumner. Mem
bers are invited to be present and
bring something to eat and friends and
Tost members are invited to help eat
it. All are welcome.
All members who were not. present
at the last Corps meeting, August V.'
missed a good time. After an interest
ing session the comrades joined the W.
K. C.b at a fine lunch served by three
of the members. Hot tamales. cake,
sandwiches and red lemonade. A very
enjoyable hour was spent.
Mrs. Crowell is making some neces
sary improvements in the Hayes house
on Taylor street. It will add much to
the beauty and convenience to the in
tenor.
Mr. Krey's family has moved from
Mrs.O. L. Stranahan's house on Taylor
street.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Ward took in the
circus in Portland last week.
W. 11. Taft has decided to Quit tent
life and is having a nice little bunga
low made.
Mr. and Mrs. Mason Baldwin have
been down from Mount Hood for a few
days, but went back Tuesday prepared
to do light housekeeping for the rest
oi niB vacation.
i Mrs. Foley, representing Rogers' nut
butter, was on the Heights last week
demonstrating at Rogers' and Staten's
grocery stores. She made her home
with Mrs. J. 11. Gill, leaving Saturday
night.
"Tales of Honey and Tar" from West
and Fust
Win. Lee, Paskenta, Calif., savs "It
gives universal satisfaction and I use
only Foley's Honey and Tar Compound
for my children." K C. Rhodes, Middle-ton,
tia., writes, "I hail a racking la
grippe cough and tinanally got relief
taking roicy s tloney and Tar Com
pound." Use no other in vour familv
and refuse substitutes. Cbas. N.Clarke,
ITUKglMl.
WHEN HER BACK ACHES
A Woman Frntis AH Her Enerev ami
Atnbitwti Slipping Away
Notice of Sheriff's kin
Notice Is hereby given that pursuant to an
execution Issued out of the Circuit Court of
the (State of Oregon for Hood River County.
In a suit therein pending, wherein Wasco
warehouse Mining company, a corporation.
Is plaintiff, and W. H. (iribble et at aie de
fendants, bearing date of the 1st day of Aug-
ast, 1913, to me directed and commanding me
to sell the property hereinaHer descrils-d to
satlsry certain Judgments In said execution
particularly described. I will, on Saturday,
the 6th day of September, 191't, at the hour ol
one o'clock p in., at the door of the County
Court House in the City of Hood River, Ore
gon, sell to the niKhexl bidder for cash In
hand, in separate parcels, the following de
scribed tracts, to-wit: First, the North half of
the Northwest quarter of Hecllon 21, Township
I Nortb. Range 10 Kast W. u . and second.
the North half of the Northeast quarter of
section m. township 1 isortu, rtange Hi Kast
W. M ; said sales will be to the highest bid
der for cash in hand.
I mted at Hood Ktver. Oregon, August "th,
Mi. THOM A8 F. JOHNSON, Sheriff.
Aug 7-Sept 4
Hood River women know how the
aches and pains that often come when
the kidneys fail make life a burden.
backache, hip pains, headaces. dizzv
spells, distressing urinary troubles,
are frequent indications of weak kid
neys and should be checked in time.
Doan s Kidney fills are for the kid
neys only. Tney attack kidney dis
eases by striking at the cause. Here's
prool of their merit in a Hood River
woman's words :
Mrs. A. L. Vincent. 804 Columbia
Ave., Hood River, Ore., says:
"Doan'B Kidney Pills have been used
off and on in our family and they have
always brought food results. I have
had backache and Doan'a Kidney Pills
relieved me so much that I puhliclv
endorsed them. You may continue us
ing my testimonial for 1 have contin
ued taking Doan's Kidney Pills since
and the good results have strengthened
my high opinion of them."
hor sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents.
Foster-.Milburn Co., fiuffalo. New York.
sole agents for the United States.
Kenieinlier the ubiihj Doan's and
Costly Treatment
"I was troubled with constipation and
indigestion and spent hundreds of dol
lars tor medicine and treatment," writes '
I H llinui V 1.1.1 .... l.k Hi .....
o, v until, Al. A ffCUl
to a St. Ixinis hospital, also to a hospital
in New Orleans, but no cure was effected.
tin mtnrnitt. I. .-.(. 1 )u...aM lAIk.
Chamberlain Tablets, and worked right
along. I used them lor some time and
am now all nk'ht." Sold by all dealers.
COCOA
Represents the Best that
can be tmatsJe. Comes
in Screw Top Tins
et
15c and 30c
Bitter Chocolate
is the Finest te be had
for Cake Mailing and
Cooking.
Comes in 15c and 25c
Packages
AsK for Huylers
Sold Only at the
Star
Grocery
"Good thing's to eat."
PERIGO
.son
r
St. Mary's Academy
The Dalles, Oregon
Boarding, and Day School tor Girls
Will Re-Open Sept. 8th
For particulars apply lo
SISTER SUPERIOR
CLEAN OUT
AND
CLEAN UP
WHY WE CAN GUARANTEE
VERONICA WATER
WE KNOW that nine-tenths
of the diseases with which the
human race is suffering today are
due, primarily, to overloading the
stomach anil not properly chewing
the food, which causes a fermen
tation of same, and gases or acids
lodging in the linings of the intes
tines and being absorlied into the
system, w hich create an acid for
mation, caiming all kinds of trou
bles lirstof Hie stomach, then the
liver, then the kidneys.
WE KNOW from the analysis
of Veronica Water, made by the
I'nitetl Slates tiovernment, that
it in an
ANTI-ACID .
and will dissolve and expel the
CAUSE OK DISEASE without
griping and weakening (which no
other water, or drug ever com
pounded was know n to do.) If you
want U) cure any disease you piust
Remove the Cause
Look at the tongue; you see the
coutiitg there. The deeper you go
into the system the thicker it gets,
until the natural action of the in
testines is Ins". Compare your sys
tem to an upright boiler. You can
see the flues corrode and the fire
box till with ashes just ho with
the system. (Mean it out.
WE BELIEVE Uod Almighty ;
made the human system perfect,
and if we studied its care and gave
it half attention we do to any piece
of machinery it would work all
right.
Our Guarantee to you
AFTER 17 YEARS' success on
the Eastern markets, and from the
experience ami RESULTS pro
duced for the suffering, we are pre
pared to put a case in your home
on TEN DAYS' TRIAL, FREE,
and if it does not give you better
results than all the remedies you
ever used AND YOU TO BE
TIIE JUDGE the e will be no
charge for water used. 1 he names
you know the disease1) by are mere
ly the symptoms. We do not care
w hat name you give it, if you want
to cure it MUST REMOVE THE
CAUSE, whether it is
Stomach or Liver
Indigestion,
ltrash. Heartburn
Trouble, or Malaria, etc.,
Dyspepsia, Water
,tiastntis, Heart
Kidney or Bladder
Uheumatisiii, Systetis, Dropsy or
any other name you are pleased
to call it. We don't ask you for
your money first- yoa get RE
SULTS first.
No, Veronica is not
A CURE-ALL. We make no
such claim, liut, from the testimiK
li i it 1 H we have received, the people
make it so. They only claim we
make is that ''it will dislodge the
corrupt particles, dissolve and ex
jKd them from the system WITH
OUT gripping or weakening. This
action purities the blood and thus
permanently relieves What pure
blood won't do ca.i't be done by
drugs.
Kresse Drug Co.
Corner Oak & Second Streets
HOOD RIVER, - ORECON
FATHER TIME
is a firm believer in the
"Survival of the Fittest"
Under his stern scrutiny and relentless
sifting that of little merit is short lived.
It is our policy to handle goods that have estab
lished reputations -have stood the test of time, and
mention with pardonable pride that we are agents
for the great
Majestic Ranges
Mitchell Wagons
For 76 Years the Leader
Paroid Roofing
Over 100 Years Back of It
Yale Locks
Known All Over the World
Cattaraugus Cutlery
Every Blade Warranted
Blowers Hardware Co
The Firm That "MaKes Good"
Phone 1691 Oak and 1st Sts.
DID YOU EVER STOP TO FIGURE OUT
how much of your time you spend in bedP
Just think of it sometime and you will
make up your mind to be as comfortable
as posssible. You will buy a
5. E.
BARTMESS
OaK Street
Furniture, Undertaking and Embalming
Not Tufted
Guaranteed 20 Yean
Your Wife-
Is she not entitled to the modern labor saving conven
iences in house work as well as you in your shop or
office? With the present low residential rate, the
cost of using electrical domestic appliances is almost
nothing.
The following table of current used is published
by the General Electric Co.
APPARATUS
21) candle-power Milda lamp
Hadiant toaster
dialing dial
Dink Move
Coffee percolator
II II.. iron
H in fan (full speed)
Ktming much ine motor
Ice cream freezer
Washing machine, motor
Luminous radilor (small)
Heating pad
Tubular air beater (hiiihII)
Tea kettle '.
Ozonator
Domestic tiitfling and grinding motor.
Radiant grill
Watts
Used
25
IHHI
IKK)
0IK)
4.r.0
r5
25
55 (av.)
4(10 (av.)
2(K) (av.)
COO
22-44 (av.)
12(10
600
15
55 (av.)
000
Hydro-Electf ic Company
HOOD RIVER BANKING & TRUST CO. extends a
cordial invitation to you, personally, to call and open a
checking account. Any amount will open an account in our
savings department. We pay 8 per cent interest, compounded
semi-annually. We promise the best,1 of service and satisfac
tion. HOOD RIVER BANKING AND TRUST CO.
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS
M. M. Mux, President 8. A. Mmiieix, Vice-Prea. R. W. Pkatt, Cashier
Wilson Fike, W. W. Remington, C. II. Stranahan
r.
TARRED ROPE
Don't neglect to tie up the trees that are
heavily load. We have a full stock of rope
for this purpose. We also have bluestone
and lime for fall spraying.
APPLE GROWERS' ASSOCIATION
take no other.