r?OOD RIVEU (JLACIEU. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 25, 1913-
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ARTHUR D. Moe. PvbBaaar.
sabacrlptloa, S1.&0 Per Tear.
When subscribers deatre a change In address
Ibis office should benoiintm promptly, and
Ceek before If pomible. Always five old ad
reus h urn ii lb new. Alau, Hood KlvM
otMrrltM-ni should notify ititiomoa ttniif
when changing Uielr ddraw from on rural
rout to auoiber. or Iroiu city delivery
country deliver, or vice If oa do u
et Tour paper uromptly. nutliy u by mail
UU-pbone ud the Dialler will br luvwlllrd
WOULD CUT DOWN LI
BRARY APPROPRIATION
Kxrept It pertain trtjlve nrx maltrr. com
muuli a'.lonn, or arllrb-aofa general nature
bonld be In tlieofflr by Monday lo liir.ii
their appearing In Ibe laaue of tbe current wta
THE SPRAYING PROBLEM
The interest taken in the meeting at
. the Commercial club roomi Saturday
an indication of the eagerness with
which our orchardiata seek any further
liotit on the Question of eprsya. While
Cr. Foster if interested in a eompan
which Sella spray material, yet th
fairness with which he handled the
aofijfr, and hia knoQledce of the con
tol of tae8 diseases with the dirviren
&W&Y8. raotfo tt aoraJ imacr-ssion, end
loftl&e Awliag the his recommends
tionl t3 to kiafl of spraya end th
feats to But tl.am on, irs worthy o
trial.
lite eta-ueeion Luiuglit oat tot fa
that muet of tta are at Ul asiriftient
tag, ta sua e stent, with sprays. Tti
anaaaien hj aiM of uta sue-
wmtul mi latest ercKir)its in t tit
He? that the; did at aire at tit
f igbt tiae last ataao. or dil not uee
' tht aira of ( to gel ihm tl te
aft, owrneaatttet that we tare ytt
canat4sreljle ta Warn. The large nuin
ton f growers at the meeting trnpha
sis Mit eteeire to Item. Tka unusua
aswana of furjUa which slowed in
lorn of tit moat carefully managed
orchards, alao dorioiietrstet that
Mvt is crosleei to solve. No doubt
Brass of tha rungs a si due tone
atari. In fur, thsra hit basn a grow
ing tt4ancy to nsglsct tha bordeaux
pray. Tha all spraying tun been
especially ratf Itttea1, owing to deity in
harvesting tha crop and tha early win
tea rtina. Tnis neglect, or ftilurt to
eprej vitk tba right materials or
tha tight time, his eoat th growers
an ant thouaanrta of dkiilare this year,
Vara it not fur the fact that the mar
Bet tkia yaar bat ten very good, there
Woo Id here bean but little or no ttle
for uth of the stuff that has been
targeted.
Tha etpreae eomperiiee care this
Chrlataaa fait ta full erTscts of the
.f-sre'et poat in tka he ivy decrease of
thai business. It wiH probably result
i a (Iscreeee of the eaorbitant rates
that kava burdened the public for
lean. In fact, unloaa tha express
ovmpanwa raaka an effort to meet tht
ccapatition thai buainrei wit) bt trri
'ary etipjirad in carrying af email
package. Snail parkagea may now ,b
ant batwean kera ami Portland for
ana-third of tha etpreas rate, for ten !
cantaa parbaga may be ant by parcel
poet that eoata 95 centa by etpraas.
n tha heavy packaaet the rate ia leta
fey etpreu than by parcel poat. The
at prat campaniea have no causa to
tttenplain. Had they seen tit to make
rates that would leave them a rtasun
afcle profit over tha cost af tha servirt,
ttere would probably never have been
parcel jut. It it not good business
pulley to take advantage ef a monopoly
in ny Una to rob the public. It will
alwavi result sooner or later in a com
petition that will cripple if not destroy
II profits in tiia induMtry. Tha public,
in fer,efuterifi( its epprrasion of
yearn, will generally torn to the new
eomer with ita business. Thia it tht
ease with tha express companies, end
It ii Vsi lut i' for them to complain.
Meetings were held in the Valley
Saturday to discust Uie tax budget
tubmitled by tha eountj court, and at
tba Pine Grove meeting a resolution
was esrrled to limit the approbation
for the county library to 11.000. In
commenting upon this action a member
of the library board aaid: i
"There ia on file in the court house
and in the county library copies of a
contract drswn up between the county
of Hood River and the Hood Kiverj
public library. According to thia con '
tract, the County Court levied a lax !
for library purposes, the same to con-1
stitute a "library fund" for the
county. The library board agreed to
open a public library, to maintain the J
same in suitable quarters, and to ex-;
tend the use of the library to the resi- j
dents of the county in accordance with ;
Sec. 4311 Lord's Oregon ls. The
members of the County Court are ex- i
ofh't io members of the library board '
with full voting privileges and com
mittee appointments. '
"The county agreed to pav properly i
certified bills of the library board to
tho full amount of the "library fund," I
orovided that ruih payment nhall be
only for bocks and periodicals, for nec-1
esary binding anil supplies ior same, ,
and the services of a librarian of the'
county library and for necessary trans-
portation and traveling expenses in i
maintaining the county system. i
'Last year the city appropriated me
um or jmmi, sunit'ieni to mainiaiu ine
library in its present quarters. At j
recant meeting or Ine city council ii i
an vot.fl lo appropiate a one-min i
tax, enpi-oainietaly 12.000 fur lirtary
pura. This will provide for the
maintenanM of tha new building, in- I
chkiing beat, light, janitor arnica, j
and an astiHtanr, Tor aisnougn ine new
bulding ia for the uao of all Xhi
counts, it ia maintained bt the city'
according to the prtsiouB contract. It
ia anlf by this .co-orration rciwttn
city and county tbat linrary is poesi
hie in Hood River county.
"The County library is more than i
place where all the people of the
county may go to read, study, or bor
row books, the library should tie as
vital a thing in the country as in the
city. Deposit stations have been lo
cated in manv parts of the county.
Other sections or neighborhoods may
hBve collections of books by simply
kin request to the librarian.
Boxes of books are sent to these placeB
to remain two or three months. These
boohs- return to the library and a new
supply is sent out. Any borrower liv-
na in the country may auk by mail or
telephone for a desired book and it will
be mailed postpaid to him. It it not if
in the library at that time it will be
rearrvtd for him. A perton living in
the tountry may borrow from any sta
tion or from tht central library, but
tha lM)k mubt he returned to the ala-
lon from which it ia borrowed"
A resolution wat also pasted fsror-
ng the completion of the survey now
ririK made ty tha Stste Highway
ommiMios hut to ao no further un
less assured of stale aid.
The ), (B appropriation for a count
shibit at the f'tnama eiposition was
Ito voted down.
The meeting held at Barrett school
house took up the discussion of the
xposition sppropristion. and senti-
tent wos.sMsinat it, but after an ax-
tnation by Secretary Havlin, the
question was put to a vote, three vot-
in favor of it and twe against, f
was voted to approve of complel-
g tha survey of the Columbia river
ahway, to stop at Nood River, after
n explanation by Judge Stanton at to
fill was being done.
Big After Christmas SPECIALS
That will pay you to take advantage of.
Dolls beautifully dressed ones that will please most any little girl for many day to come.
Your choice - ONE HALF PRICE
Moving picture machines, a few extra special values ONE HALF PRICE
Ladies fancy collars, an exceptionally fine assortment Drummers samples that we have
just received. Value in lot from regular 25c values up to $1.50, your choice 10c
Ladies fine lawn handkerchiefs with a very neat embroidered design in one corner. Reg
ular 5()c values. Special closing out price 20c
Men's fine all linen handkerchiefs with a very neat initial in the corner: a good 25c value
anywhere; special, each 15c
Indies fancy silk hose supporters, regular 50c values put up in special gift boxes, pr.10c
Neat lawn aprons for plain and barred neatly trimmed, your choice 10c
Ladies Coats and Suits
-1 . AAL.t i 1 1. i . ar a am k
tverv sun anu coat in me siore ai a gooa suDstantiai reduction. Misses and cm dren's
coats, a big assortment to choose from and in values up to J10; your choice of lot.$2.3
Indies $9.00 coats aVld suits, special $6.7$
Ladiu 10.00 coats and suits, special , 7.50
Ladies 12.00 coats and suits, special 9.00
Ladies 14.00 coats and suits, special 10.63)
Ladies 17.00 coats and suits, special liW
Ladies 19.00 coats and suits, Bpecial .. .; Z ".1425
' " " i'l 'tl l llGMr-LaiJjliiiiiui'miUIIWI(jlil
! Ladies Milliner y Special
We have a very nice assortment of Millinery for you to choose frort mi at tfci special
price you will find it to your interest to investigation. Any trimmed or untfinmed hat m
the housa at just ONE HALff g&ICR.
SPECIAL y Table covers and navkins to match with neat red and blue herder Sis
cloth 63x47 inches; napkins 18 inches square; regular $1.75 values, special k
Overcoats and Rain .Coats for Men
A dandy big line of this season's new weaves and styles and most
desirable in every way. Hart Schaffner & Marx and Uothcraft
makes fully guaranteed in every way, all at big reductions. One
lot of overcoats for boys and young men in values up to $10.00.
Your choice of this lot ' "' 1 $148
Men's $9.00 values now
Men's 10.00 values now..
Men's 12.00 values now
Men's 14.00 values now J
Men's 19.00 values now
Men's 22.00 values flow..
$6.75
1 7.50
. 9.00
10.50
..14.25
.16.50
MEN'S SUTTS.-We have some extra big' values to offer you in
these also, and want you to just take a few minutes and look. We
will bt. pleased to Bho you whether you wish to buy or not
Fits and pur Scarfs .
Right at this soason of the year when you will get the most good
from them. One lot of Fur Scarfs values up to $3. 50. Special to
aIoeb ttam out, your cSoica only 50c Also special prices on all sets
and otBfiP nbsm Call and me for yourself. They are bargains.
flood Uvr VntH9 xtd Bemt 6toe
RABOOTH CANDIDATE
FOR U. S. SENATOR
High School literary
Ttie meeting of tha High St'tiool Lit
erary association last Thursday even
ing in the ssnemMy room of the scliool
building wat attended hy a large and
well pleased suitinee. The croaram
was kumI and was well renrtaretl. Mite
.lilian tfrtirk, Mrs. W. loitJinkaon
and I'.ste lirosius nana soloe, each of
hich was roundly aimlauded. Mit-a
Mariwhitmar Whitehead rendered a
very pretty violin solo, and Misses
Jewel Taylor, Beatrice Shrtve and
Nellie To I man utve Christmas recita
tions that were enjoyed by all. The
crowning number on the iirojjfain was
trie (letiate on, "Kesolvmt that Santa
llaus would make a tatter president
than Teddy itoosevelt." Ceotge Urnpg
oined for the affirmative arid was
followed hy John Allen, for the nega
tive. Those in turn were followed hy
Klizaheth Carson -for affirmative and
Dorothy linker, negative. The uru
menta of each were more mirthful than
seruitia, and broiiKht .forth much ai
plame and gunetuiia laughs. The
decision of the judges made the debate
a tie, although either aide is claiming
a victory.
SURVEY WILL STOP
AT HOOD RIVER
A AiksI of mefat of congratulation
art atturanca 01 support iloftnl
upon Kohert M. llooth at Kogeno this
Week, fulhiwing iti afintmtiremerit
Haturdat of hia iletermination to ielil
mi e urgura or ma rrirnds tn( f,t
cone a candidate for United Stales
aaettor. rly teleihona, teleyrayh 'and
mad the measagt s rtmt, and a numher
of iwrsona ealWd itronally at hin
heir to aasura Mr. ttn.th o tlwir
jnendli tut treat.
Br. Ritth wat hrn Uav !", WW,
in i annul rnuniy, ana nine tears
later emit with his (wants to Douglas
txiutitf. At 17 he lgaif teaching
acnoui v wort ait wa lntouh cl-
laga. In laso ha engicd in tlo mar
chandiea husiness at Yoncalla, continu
ing in this and Jhe lumbering business
riaorly sia yaara. In It he watem
aloyed aa botkkiirr for the Sugar
fine Door A J.uithar Company, of
Crairta fasa. and tateqitcn4iy rcame
maaeflcr of 41 ovmvany, which at
that time was otic of tht iargxt in
duatriaa ui snutbara Uragn.
During tha latter awniha of tm be,
witfc lienry aeilin-. VV. CorU'ti C.
A. l)olph and .totunli Simon, of I'ort
Iftna. orgoiiiza4 tha t'irat National
lianfi Jrf Southiwa Orefjon, trhtch
oponofl fof blieincst at Granta 1'tsn the
first of 18'Jli. Ua atvad aa en official
di tfita bank for 16 years, and was also
foa a tima cashier or tba trotits 1'nra
lOnQ A Trust Company. Several
yoQrs ago he disposed of all his bank
lira interests. .
Mr. llooth, with his brother and
George and John Kelly in 1900 oran
ired the Hooth-Kelly Lumber Com
pany, of which Mr. Ucoth was the
active manager. He continued as such
until six or seven years ago, when he
retired, although he has continued to
be a stockholder, and always in touch
with the business of the company. He
has resided in Eugene since 1900.
"Sufcurb.'
When ilkt the word "mihurli" ftrsl
And Its way Into the langiing?? It In
uit In ri'i-ently dLscovni'd four
t'iilU onlliiiim-e nf the city guilil of
cni'HiieM piiivldliig that the meiu
hcre should nttcml tl fimernl of any
one of the fraternity resident nlthln
th ctty "or In the aiililmiis." Thr
iiatiirnl Infeiirnce Is that even then It
wns part of the ever.vday :ilk f'f the
cit incus.-Tnil Mall (iaitte
After a series of conferences State
Enigneer Bowlby hat agreed to stop
the survey fur the Columbia River
Highway at Hood River for the pres
ent. The county court has felt that
the increased expense over what Mr.
Itowlby assured the delegation lrom
Hood River last fall would be the cobI
of the survey, and the uncertainty of
the exact amount, made it necessary to
call a halt until it could be known just
what it would take to finish the sur
vey. The state engineer has insisted on
a survey carried through on not only
Mood Kivtr county along the Columbia
river, hut also through Wasco and ptr
hsps Sherititn county. 1 his would in
crease the cost considerable, and Watco
county not ytt havirg agreed to this
eipentc through her territory, it wat
considered by tht county court at un
wise at this time to incur this addi
tional expense. If tht survey stops at
Nuod River, with the refund by the
State Highway Commission of the
equipment which Hood River county
his already paid lor, tog 'ther with the
help from the Reneon fund, the total
cost will not be far from the original
estimate if the survey litops at Hood
Kiver. this will complete the link be
tween Portland and eastern Oregon so
far as a fair road is concerned, and
could be used by automobiles in a con
tinuous journey from 1'ortland to Cali
fornia by the way of mstern Oregon.
Truman Hutler and W. ,. Clark had
several conferencet within a week
with Mr. Kowlby and the Portland
comissientrs. Mr. Bowlby has con
ceded the point of stopping at Hood
River and thecounty court has agreed
to see tha survey finished. The court
has felt that while the total cost may
eicctd the original amount as under
stood by the Hood River county 'dele
gation when they held their first con
ference in Portlund a couple of months
ago, the difference will not be much if
the survey stops at Hood River.
The large amount of money being
spent by Multnomah county in building
the, highway to the Hood Kiver county
line would lie of little use to the
patrons of the road unless the road
gave them an outlet tomewhere. If
Hood Kiver fails to tuiild her portion
of the road there is a probability that
the road will stop at Multnomah kails.
Cascade Lock will still be isolated both
from the east and the west, so fur as a
wagon road it concerned. It is also
very doubtful if state aid can be se
cured in taking over the rosd unless
Hood River county does its part, and
the survey must he had before any
thing else can be done.
fttd Flennel.
Ued flannel as a curt' for iheunia
tisia has many adherents. No doubt
the flannel keeps warm and protects
the stiff Joint and sore muscles, but as
fur as the color (joes any other in the
SlH truin would he fully ns effective.
Kike ninny of our boy ami girl super
tltlons, the notion has become so
doeply groundmi as to have an un
doubtedly favorable mental effect, l'er
Mi the iconoclast who would destroy
R!-UostMU neniid.
Good Substitute.
"Why have you not come to Diy
ttihK-e party as you promised V" tele
phoned the Irate hostess. "You ure
breaking up one table."
"I inn Nick," was the reply.
"That's no old excuse."
'lieally, I'm sick. I have a tratueil
muse."
"Well, you should have sent a 8Mb
atttutf. Ask the iiure If she plavs."
Kansaa t'Wy Jominil.
The Magnet.
j Maunel Is derived from the name of
; the iiy of Manuesla. In Asia Minor.
I where the properties of the lo.lestolie
:ire said to have been discovered. It
has. however, been assorted that the
j name comes from Majrues. the name of
;i shepherd who discovered magnetic
, power by beini; held on Mount Ida.
1 tireece, by Its attraction for the
nails in his shoes.
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON CLUB WITH IB
TOMORROW NIGHT AT HEILBRONNEB IIALL
V j V ii
Twenty-six boys on the University
of Oregon Glee Club are coming here
Friday evening, Dee. 26, for a concert
in the Htilbronner hall, on their seven
teenth annual tour. The club is larger
and better than ever this year, accord
ing to press reports lrom other cities
where they have played.
With a vsried proaram. includina
classicsl, Bsular and humorous songs,
stunts and sketches, the entertainment
promises to be of tha highest class.
Under tha direction of Professor Ralph
H. Lyman tht elub appears at tha best
singing club that the University has
yet had. All ssctions sre well bsl-
snced, and the tlub this yttr is sure to
meet the epproval of the most criticsl
music-lovers.
In Albert Gillette the club has a
strong baritone who sings both the
"Torreador Song."
O Thou Sublime. Sweet Irtnin
from Carroeon, and
Star," froai Tannhauatr. Mr. Gillette
teceived renaated encwree on the Wil
lamette Valley trip during the Thanks
giving holidsys.
Verne Apperaan on hit lylophone,
Jerard and Batley in their tkit,
"Caught With tha Goad," fViltnw
Shaver and Norton Cowdan in theit
stunt, "Good Old Vaudeville." and tea
quartette and singing by the Ciaa are
all goad numbere.
Some of the aonge aung by tha Club
are "A Warrior Bold' "Comrade
Song," "De Sandman," "Lullaby,"
"When Lore ia Dona." "Tha Shoeee af
Sighing." Tha collegia eonjra ill sjaa
be given. After the eoocert m taraf
tion hat been planned for tha Glee
Club, in tha Reilbronner hall, whiet
wjll terminate with a dance.
SPECIAL! SPECIAL!
Fun in a Photograph Gallery
One Act Farce Comedy, presented by the
Senior Class Hood River High School
Electric Theatre
Thursday and Friday, Jan. 1 and 2
4 REELS OF PICTURES 4
Admission 25c
An Inducement.
W'lfe-1 wish, llarry, dear, you'd
get iu a nice clock for my room. Hub
-Hut I am really very short and caul
afford- Wife (Interrupting) - If you
will I'll set It buck twd hours the
evening you pi to the cluli.-ltostmi j.
Trunserlpt.
Modernized Comparison.
"The pen." remarked the ready made
philosopher, -is mightier thin the
sword "
"es," replied the man ho writes
able articles on universal peace, "but
I'm not sure that (he typewriter is
mightier than the battleship."-Washington
Star.
Hope.
"There Is no sweeter suffering than
hope." So runs nn old GQmnii prov- ;
erb, meOneholy text for hearts that
bitter disappointment bus cured ni to
whom nil hope Is but memory.
I.Hll.
spank
she is
devise
Tht Betiighted Parervi.
; Girl -Why did your mamma
you' l'.oston Child Hocause
too untutored mid Ignorant to
a more modern reformatory
method of punishment. -Life.
Christian Science Services.
Christian Science Services will tie held
in the Koom 2, Davidson ISuildini, Sun
day, at 11 :00 a. in. Subject: "Christ uC
.... i . .1 it I
Sunday School at 10 a. m.
Wednesday service, 8 p. in.
The reading room is open duily from 2
to 5 p. m., room 2, Davidson building
An Alarming Tale.
Mr. Staylnte The other night I hcird
a story that gave me such a start.
Miss Muohbored-I wish I knew It.
Woman's Home Compuiiloii.
The Attraction.
Klla-Dld the bride smile as she
walked down the niste? Mal-I don't
know; I was watching her hut. Kan
sas City Star.
Uses of Failure.
I thank Cod that I was not innde a
dextrous manipulator, for the most Im
portant of my discoveries have boon
suggested to me by f.illure.-SIr
Humphry Davy.
The angry man should never do to
day what he cau put off until tou or-row.
GREETINGS !
A Merry Christmas and a Happy
and Prosperous New Year to alj,
May we all resolve to use every
effort during 1914 for a Greater0
and Better Hood River Town and
Valley, is the wish of
The First National Bank
TtaU ke Regfeete Btsuakf
Whan bla orjiedHii n poiats to kldae
taearaaa tafesa sat aaeaas radc. 1 Bar Halo
aia aa4 aoreaeea over the todneye, nerv
ous or diaay apeUa, poor slop, are alt
yaaeptosna UuU ill dlaepfmar with the
nrgoJar aaa of roar; I Maty Mils. They
pat th ft fed neve laA bladder ia a clean,
strong and hHh coaditiea, aad .-heu-saatk
pauaa, stiff jotate, lumbago and
irregular bladder actioei are all relieved
promptly vbea I'oler Kidney Pills are
tokea. foe aaie by Clvaa. N. Clarke. .
Bars ia an uaortbodov story qt Klugt
lolooMa: Om day a btitterty art oa
tba biof'e taaila aad boasted te bU
tfa. "Jf I chate I cvuld lift say wing
and aid n tttis butliMng te the ground,"
be ewaggared. (kkDoe, oe arhearinc,
aent fo thai boaster. "How dare you?"
he thundered. The twittarfly grovateei
"I did it te Imtirtea my wife," be
pleaded. The great Bums ret) was ln
stantly apfwased and let him go.
"What did Suloaiov say to you?" gasp
ed a uiTeriBf wife lee oils "tee later.
"Ob, be begged e aot to de It," Stld
tba butterfly airily. And Solomon,
agaia overbearing, tulled.
lot Bajrasi Beta t 17
Hksea-diatarbirkt .Uetlder. weeknean.
stiffness In joiate, veak, inactive kidney
actio sad rtksuaietfc aeuaav. ai all avi-
deaca of kidney trouble., Mrs. Mary A.
lae, 47 E. WalaM 8., Tauatoa, Mass ,
writes: "I riave paaaed sbt 7Wi birtb
day, and thought I was heyoftd reach of
medicine, bat' Foley Kidney Fills have
proved isoet beoeftcial in ai case of
kidney and aidW troabte.''-Elderly
peopVe will find Foley Kidney Pills both
tonic and strengthening, and may be
sure tbey contain no htrmfal drags. For
sale by Chas. N. Clarke.
SOCIETIES.
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of cask smth. VMetnoardMiy eloomel
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MOOD RIVER CAMP, NO. 7,702, M. W. A.
Mwts In K. of P. ball every Monday
nlaliU . B. K.CHUMP. V.O.
lAWtn Clerk.
Oakdale Greenhouses
We have a prime stock of Roses,
Fhrubs, Vines and Perrenial plants
for Fall planting. If you want Teony
.blooms next Spring, you must plant
them this' month. Winter flowering
plants and cut flowers at Franc's.
A few Jonquils, Daffodils and Tulips
left.
Fletcher Eb Fletcher
Phone 4731 Hood River
Batten's Beds
Won at Portland Int. -2nd, 3rd cockerel, 4th
pullet. 5lh hen; 1st. breeding perm, tlrnt collec.
iron, sliver eup lor best pen t Redd, Htsie cup
for bent dlnplpy, silver enp for bem collecilon
and seven nluer speoinl prliies. Home fine
cockerels and a few utility pulteli rorm'eat
rtgnt price. Krn for hatching alter January
Ut t tl 60, t3.m, Jft.OO and SUI MI per IS. Why
not breed from I he bent . I'hone 4)178. K. K.
Batten, Hood Hiver, Oregon. dlltf
FOR RENT
For Rent.-Housfkeoplnif rooms, furnished
or unfurnished- Inquire at Wl, Oak Ht. or
phone WA3.-J. W. Dickinson. dl If
for Hont-Purnfehed Koorrm over Red A
Rendsrson'eomoe. Inquire Keed A Header
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FOR SALE
for Hale Bartlett and D'AnJ u peartreea.
M.U B)ornlng, phone WW1. da-if
ForHnle Three High Grade Jersey Cows
better cows than many that are registered.
Hee them at Loft's Dairy, I n Uie town of Hood
Kiver. Q. R. Bone. Jl
For Sale- About 1 doten choice Barred Ply
mouth Hock Roosters at tl.M) each during
this month. A. OHtrander. jl
For Bale First cutting of alfalfa hay. R
Hlurlchs, phone 6807. , n27-tf
Forflale-Dealrable home In Hood River
Oarage, 4 lots, all kinds or fruit, paved street,
bouse modern, cement basement, stationary
tnbs; at a bargain. Also 1 good man's saddle
ebsap. P. O. Box 223. Phone 324. d2g
for Sale-One toS two year old Ii'AnJou
pesr trees, 4 to It a. Thrifty stock with large
roots. Culler Bros. dll tf
For Rate Work horse, price 115; also good
cow. Phone 57. as,
For 8sl -Fairbanks-Morse windmill.
H. Carroll, phone
Philip
Forftale--Plymoulh RocK Pullets. Johnson
Bros, & Hate, Van Horn, Phone 46K8 d2i
For Male Dressed chtcken delivered. Ava
ion Poultry Farm, pboue 6473. dlStf
For Sale A beautiful g room residence tor
merly owned by E. O. Smith- Call at HH) Co.
'.umbla street. Fonr lota, abundance of lrult,
beat I ful lawn, line view of Columbia, moun
tains pd bills on opposite aide. Price light;
tsrais to suit purchaser. Anna K. Baker,
Psrkdale, Ore. . disif
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Meats In K. of t. hall every
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LAUREL RKBEKAH U)1)GK No. 47 1 O O F
MeU first and thlrt Hondoys each month.
v, Mas. K. O. Dutbo, N. O.
Maa. Nbttib Walsjs. Bee. . :
CANBT W. R, C.-rHeets seoon sod fonrtb
Haturdays of eaeb month at R. ot P. hall
Mm "i-8- W. arAka, tttaldent.
Maa. T. U. B!tlt, Heeratary.
OUCTA AH8KMBLT NO. KB, UNITED ART-Iaam.-Mau
the Bnt and third Wednea
daya, work; aeeond and tonrth Wednesdays
Artisans' balk C. D. UlSHlCHS, mVa!'?
J.H.Roasaa Bcentary, ,,
(DtKWlLDK LODQK NO. 107. 1. oi. O. Fit
Me IB rra'ernat hall, very Thnrsday
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Geo. Tbokson, Secretary
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Rarolar meeting second and fcjarth Mondays
of eaek months Gam. w. lny.ir. n a'
A. t. Dabhbt, Sorlbe, ' '
Cows for sale 1 have Jnst bongnt four good
cows; have sold two and have two left. One Is
a young Jersey and Hoisteln, other a young
Jrery and Durham. If you want a good cow
you Will be likely to And lust the cow you
like here, H. U. Zilllacus, phone 6794. d2S
or Sale or Trade-A B year old team, weigh
'."S0 E00"0" w- B- Arens, phone 165
Odell, Park dale PostofBce.. o2-tf
For Bale-Slngis combed white leghorn cock
erels. House painting, tinting or papering,
carriage of auto paiutlng. Will take Lay or
carrot lor ork.-G. M. Eddie, R. F. 1). No. ,
Phone S187. d4-tf
For sale A good span of & year old horses
.,fim wl" trade for KKM1 milch cows that
wi.b?. fresb !n Ul9 "Prlng. Apply to A. E.
Reeo, Oentervllle. Wtsh. d25
For Sale Mnrtor.vnle. Vol a tik fnim
isonlpped. write or phone Waller Shay
ooo. tuve,. D27U
For Sale uood paying milk route and cows
Cash or creait, Address.Na 10, Glacier, Hood
niitt
tr.VV.D,HO !" rgain-ir you want a
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ee or phone me.
r Vntl van I. A fln
site for a home, deslratly located
W. G.Hnow, Jy3tl
WANTED
To Let for his keep A yoang, gentle horse
ror riding or driving, will work single or dou
ble, Mrs. L, Boyden. K. F, D. 8. ni3tl
KprTrade Will exchange good
u rurnana lor improved or un.
and Saloo
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dreas
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improved Uc
UWcier,
Camyeria
ood River Valley property.
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MISCELLANEOUS
strayed-iAi. medium sized black cat wlTU
White nose and brejuu AnvnnA i ....
n nnKuuL new ijin. Kiwarri
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Lfwt Brown fur nvir Am- skAH evM
l?f PV?a!l two WMk 'PJe return lo
hall or Frank s store. . d25
v " , . or' VT young Japaneae for
kooM eleaaing by hour or day. Call 4l. dis