HOOD RIVER GLACIER, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1914
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Subscription, 81JiO Per War.
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WHAT IS ECONOMY?
The won! economy is dilficult of lef
inlion. The mtmhc rs of the city coun
cil have concluded that it will be eco
nomical to prune the expenses of the
-it y by diwontinuinn the oMicc of city
water rUipt-riiitemlcnt. Will this move
be economical? The ilat-i;r dots not
.... i hi. utinition in the litflit of the
members of the council. The city o
Hood Kiver now has a water eyntem
thbt has cost approximately $140,(H.
The receipts of lait year Hhow that city
expenses were decreased bv faithful
and iirompt maintenance of the water
department. Of course, the new sys
tem will be in far better condition
than th i, 111 system. Hut it will lie
far from automatic, and it seem to u
that It would be well, and mind you,
economical, to have the ajutern in
charge of a man who "in thoiouKhly
conversant with it. The city water
department is one of the city's best
ri.vi'min returning institutions. It
nhould be under the constant care of an
experienced man.
If the city marnhal can handle thin
jul and attend to his other duties of
peace ollicer, all well and good, but can
he do justice to both positions?
REGISTRATION DATA
Data compiled by the secretary of
state last week showed that but a few
more tlmn 17,0(K) out of the 250,0(3)
voters of the state of Oregon had retr
istered. Of course, the voters Have
until May 1 to complete their registra
tion. Hut soon the busy days will
come on, and Ihe rural residents will
be engaged with farming .work. It is
safe to predict that a great percentage
of theJJfiO.OOO voters will fail to take
advantage of registration. Many will
remain away from the polls.
How are the women of the state
going to make use of their new privi
lege of the ballot? Many of them, we
predict, will fail to register and many
will fail to vote. The privilege of the
ballot of the women voters is a strong
factor in the political situation in the
state now. Hut the women, if they
would express their sentiment, must
perform the duty of registration and
be prepared to cast their ballots.
VALENTINE'S DAY.
The customs of St. Valentine's Day
data back to mediaeval times. We find
them alludad to in many places by
Shakespeare. It was the popular opin
ion in olden times tha the birds found
their 'mates on St, Valentine's Day,
Feliruarv 14. and lovers were fond of
following the custom that prevailed
and sent love missives and tokens to
thtir chosen sweethearts at this time.
And Valentine Pay continues to ex
ist. It is not madu much of in many
places, but in parts of the country
every beaux thinks for many weeks
before the date of a pioper expression
of his feelings to his beloved. In some
small towns some Jack next Saturday
will present his Jill with a befuuthered
. and belaced contrivance that limy have
cost hiin all of $14, and the girl will
have thrills or the heart such as the
rarest orchids never gave to the finest
liuly in the land.
PATRIOTISM
Are you going to join the members
of the Grand Army today in their joint
celebration of the birthdays of Abriu-
ham Lincoln and George Washington
Pon't let the spark of patriotism grow
cold. Listen to the tributes of the
veterans and those whom they have to
talk about the men who battled with
grave cncunistiiiices in days of dark
ness to make and to preserve the na
lion.
Every American is patriotic. It may
be that we are becoming indifferent on
the surface, but the lire is alwuy
smouldering. And yet it never hurt
to display a little of it. It is especially
good fur young America to grow u
with the feeling of patriotism strong
in his bremit.
Frankton .School Notes
The Frankton school will celebrate
the birthdays ot George Washington
and Abraham Lincoln with niuiropriut
exercises tomorow afternoon. Immed
uttelv following this program there
will be a meeting of all who are inter
ested to organize a parent-teacher as
social ion fur h ranktou. County Schoo
Superintendent Thompson will be pres
ent to suggest topics for discussion
and to mil in effecting an organization
l ight refreshments will be served hy
the high school girls.
The high school has organized a liter
arv society, llu! tirst program as
given rriilay Mtcriuion. Mattie Jen
sen. Neal Nunamaker and Klmev An
ilcrsnn opposed Carl Copper, Constant'!
Smith ami Leamler Anderson in eon
ducting, a debate.
Frankton school has recently had
valuable addition to its library in th
form of nearly ltK) pantphlcts issued by
the Department of Agriculture, anil
secured through the courtesy of Repre
sentative Sinnott. These have been
bound in board covers hy the librarians
Emma Noble and Ht th Copper, and
carefully listed.
While inSaltm during the holidays,
Principal Onthark secured the use for
the school of a valuable collection of
books from the state library.
CITY COUNCIL TRIMS
MUNICIPAL EXPENSES
Following up the announcement
made on the first of ihe yetr. after
their meeting of organiiation, the city
council Wednesday niebt of last week
proceeded to make a cut in city ex-1
penses. The pruning book was applied J
to the office of city water superinten- j
dent, and this position, which for the ,
past eight months has been filled by 1
K. J. Sine, was eliminated. The city j
water system will hereafter be in :
charge of the city marshal. It is pro-1
posed to have the work, wlncn may De
necessary on the system, done by
plumbers.
The streets will hereafter be in
charge of T. H. Chambers, who will be
paid a salary of $75 per month. The
ollice of night marshal for the Heights
was also discontinued. This position
has been filled by C. C. Dunn.
The recorder was instructed to notify
the Reliance Construction Co. that the
conduit of the municipal water system
would not be accepted until after the
work had been completed and all dam-
ire cared for according to the report
of City Engineer Morse in January.
The petition ol n. w. unmann ana
otheis for a street light at the corner
of Montello avenue and Fourth street
was referred to the fire and water cov
mittee with power to act.
The petition or John derdes lo nave
that portion of Second street opened
passing in front of his property at the
corner of Cascade avenue and becond
treet was allowed.
J. J. SEATON KILLS
RECORD LARGE HOG
"There is money in raising hojjs,"
sajsJ. J. Seaton, who has a ranch
west of the city. " I now nave more
pigs than any other man in the county
and am deriving a gratifying profit
from them. My herd now numbers 70
head."
Mr. Seaton also has the reputation
f having slaughtered some of the
argest hogs in the county. Last fall
he killed a big pig named Jimmie ,
that when dressed tipped the scales at
more than 71H) pounds. Last Friday he
aughtered a second rccora Dresner.
He purchased the second animal last
uly from W. A. Thornbury. It was
ii ordinary pig then, but Mr. Seaton
as been hauling the swill from local
hotels and up to six weeks ago, this
as formed his swineship s regular
iet.
1 began six weeks ago, says Mr.
Seaton, "to feed the pig on wheat, and
i grew marvelouBly.
The hoe slaughtered last week
weighed, when dressed 727 pounds. It
measured from the tip.of its hind feet
to the tip of the nose seven feet and
three inches. The depth from the
back bone to the hollow was 14 inches.
During the past year Mr. beaton has
butchered 130 head of hogs, receiving
on an average of $21.19 for each. He
as paid out the sum of Oil for Teed
nd $7li5 for his hogs, leaving him the
net amount of $1,375.70. "This is bet
ter money than 1 ever made raising
pples, he says.
ARLOAD OF FORDS
COMING TO TOWN
The Auto & Machine Co. announces
that a good automobile business is
looked for this season. E. L. McClain
nd Louis Goodenberger, of this firm,
were recently in Portland visiting the
assembling shops of the Ford Co. there.
'It is a wonderful sight to see the im
mense heaps of engines, crank shafts,
axels and other parts of the cars that
are ready to be assembled, says Mr.
McUain.
The Auto & Machine Co. will recieve
this week a carload of Fortls, consist-1
ing of six touring cars and two runa
bouts. Wasco Favors Trunk Lines
'Hotter roads and how to make
them," was the theme of an enthusias
tic meeting of the supervisors of Wasco
county at The Dalles last week, ac
cording to the Chronicle of that city.
Harmony prevails in that county be
tween the supervisors and the members
of the county court, and a policy of
building permanent trunk lines was
announced. Mnjor Rowlby, state road
engineer, was present and delivered an
address to the Wasco citizens.
Miss Jones Buried at Mount Hood
Her death having occurred at Eu-
Beno, where she moveil several years
hko with her mother, Mrs. Mary Jones,
the hmly of Miss Lottie Jones arrived
here last Friday evening anil inter
ment took place Saturday at thcjMount
Hood cemetery.
In addition to her mother Miss Jones
leaves surviving two brothers, Charles
and James Jones, who now reside in
Lane county.
Shively & Driscoll Install Clipper
Shively. & Dricoll have installed an
electric horse clipper at their horse
shoeing shop on Fourth street. 'Ihe
new machine is the latest word in
equipment of its kind.having just been
received from Chicago. L. E. Look an
expert, will have charge of the clip
ping to be otlne with the new machine, :
which is the only one of its kintl in the
city. . ,
Card of Thanks
.We want to tnank our dear friends
for the kindness shown us in assisting
us in the burial of our denrly beloved
daughter and sister, Lottie.
Airs. T. C. Jones,
Chas. T. Jones.
The Rest Cough Mctlltliie.
"1 have u't Chamberlain's Conv'b I
Remedy ever, since I have been keeping
bouse," says L. C. Haines of Marbury,
Ala. ''I consider it one ot the bet rem
edies 1 ever ntd. My children have all
taken it and it works like a charm. For
colds and whopping coug it is excellent"
For sale bv all dealers.
nrrnT
f One Man Stump Puller!
The only practical and econmi
cal stump" puller in the country.
Removes stumps cheaper than any
other method. No horses requir
ed. Weight less than llM pounds.
Write for literature or t all and see
it work. Price f :!0, freight pre
paid. Phonso Beal
PARKDAI.F. OREGON
H-r-H i l-M-H'-H I ! M1 1 1' 1 I
Hood River'. Large.! and Best Store Special-Fleeced Lined Undershirts for Men-33c
.t . u CoUorfr.o JP Atrr Cnvnr C..:.- kt f Good medium weigl t undershirts for men in colors, blue and brown, splendid pood
New Hart Scnaf fner cSc Marx Spring buit Now In wearing gnod..nd worth gsrment-hirt.niv. viir,-hoiw-hii.tr..-v it f
Why pay from $4 to $3 more to get a "made to measure" suit when you
can be fitted just as well with one of these and perhaps better and get just ' Misses and Children Rubbers 29c
what you want when you want it Let US Show you. See the new Spring We have a bunch of Misses and Children's storm rubbers that we wish to clean up and
line of John B. Stetson Hats we have just received. We have the largest in r,ler told109 hYe pjwd them upon our bargain table About .u sues in th ot from
and best line of hats for men and boys in the city at the lowest possible prices in,!. t)m ,Yr U"' . &
Special-Nemo Corsets, Style No. 305, $ 1.98 Special -Ladies Shirt Waists One-Half Price
Here is a chance for you get one ol the i-sst corsets on the market, regular $3.50 values. Here is a bargain for any one that is wanting anything in this line. The very nemest
Ppeiial now only 81.HH creations made especially for display purposes by the Hurst skilled workmen. A good asort-
" " " " ment tn choose from. Your choice ON K -HA I F PRICE I
Special Armorside Corsets now only, 69c . . , , . . . i en
Here is.a bargain in a good standard corset worth from 90c to tl-25. special 6l)c bpeCial Men 8 3Q Sample MatS, yOW CnOlCe 3 1 3V
Special-Men's High Top Shoes-$2.89 rA, DAT TQ XT A TD Hood River's Largest
These are certainlv a bargain and while there is not all sizes id the lot yet it will pavynu fO fj fj M Alk. aTSw I vT F I fV anrl Roct (tnr
to see if your size is not among them. The pair, only W ' "" " ana DeSI JlOfC
WE GIVE
1 S. &H.
STAMPS
a
Also a
544 Inch Silk Chiffon
in all New Shades
$1.25.
. Announcement of Candidacy
I hereby announce my candiducy on
the Republican ticket for nomination to
the ollice of Sheriff tit the regular pri
maries on May Kth. I invite an inves
tigation of my record. 1 have been a
resident of Hood River County for'15
year, and if nominated and elected pro
pose to serve the people to the best of
my ability.
ROLlKRr M. STONE
Oakdale Greenhouses
We have a prime stock of Roses,
Shrubs, Vines and Perrenial pjunts
for Fall planting. If you want Peony
blooms next Spring, you must plant
them thiB month. Winter flowering
plants 'and cut flowers at Franz's.
A few Jonquils, Puffodils and Tulips
left.
Fletcher U Fletcher
Phone 4738 Hood River
A package of seeds in
the ground at the right
time is' worth ten that
you "intended" to sow
but DIDN'T.
Plan your garden now
and select the seed from
a complete assortment.
A little forethought will
increase your garden re
sults 100 per cent.
FRANZ'S
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Seeds
Why
. Not
Now
suss
DAME FASHION HAS SAID, That this
and she has manufactured some Very New
the Soft, Clinging Weaves. Come in and
Foulards 36 inches wide, $1.00
Silk Crepe 42 jnches wide, $1.50
Silk Crepe Meteor 42 in. wide,$2.25
Brocade Silk Crepe 42 in. $2.00
Dresden Silk Poplin 27 in. - 75c
Beautiful Line of
Have your
ic Driscoll's.
horses clipped
at Shivelv
fl2tf
i
Notice of Sheriff's Sale
In the Clri'iill t'ourtof the Slate of Oregon
for Hie t'oiiiily of Hood River.
a. c. Kuty. riaiuiirr
vs.
1). K. Keanev, Trnntee actinif lor arnt on he
liall ol'an liiiillwloHtMl principal; 1). K Ken.
sy, an Individual and June Doe KeHMey,
lilt wife, lH'fc iiiiiuil.
(y virtue of an execution, JndKineiit, order,
decree Slid order of sale iNHiied out of the
above entitled I'oVrl In Him above entitled
I eauae, to nie directed, and dated ttie Hth day
I of Peuruary, l'H4, upon a J udtfment rendered
and entered In ald Court on the mil day of
! January. UH. In favor of A. f. Ruby, plaln.ltt
I and intHlnat l. K. Kencey. Trustee, one of the
I defendant, for the sum of Heven lhouaand
(r,ll UI) iHilmrH, together with Interest there
on Iroui lite ntii day oi April, i-m.i, mr in ou
tlier Hum of Kive Hundred (J.'Oil.0O) Hollars,
UiKetber with interest thereon at the rate of
Hlx percent per annum from the lHlhdayol
Janimry, IIM4. attorney's fee and the further
Kiim ol 1 wenty three (M OO) Hollars, costs and
disbursements, and the costs of and upon
this Writ coinmaadlnK nie to make the sale
of Ihe lol low Inn described real properly.towlt:
The Kasl HalflKV of the Northeast otmrter
(NK'.)of the southwest quarter (SW',1 of
Sction Twentv two (ajl.Townshlp Two North
(T'S), Range In Krntt (Kil)K), Willamette Mer
idian, bo ding to the United Htatea govern
ment survey thereof, subject to any easement
of Ihe public in and to the County Road now
laid out and used, over and across said tract
along the KaU and North lines thereof, loca
ted In the County of Hood River and State of
Oregon, containing twenty ('JO) aeres, more
or lNM.
Kii-tvir Tuk'uvvilub' l,v virtue of said eie-
' riillon. Judgment, order, decree, and order of
sale, and In compliance wttn tne xiiiiiihuu
or said Writ. 1 will, on Saturday, theaitli day
of March, urn. at 2.011 o'clock P.M., at the front
door of the Comity Court House In Hood Riv
er, County of Hood River, Hule of Oregon,
sell at public auction (subject to redemption)
U the highest bidder for cash In hand, all of
the right, title and Interest whloli with the
within named defendants (or either of them)
had on the Kill day ol October. 1H12. the date
ol the niortKiwe herein ioree4osed, or since
that date, hail in and to the above described
property, or any part thereof, to satisfy said
f xeciition, ludgiiieut, order and decree, Inter,
est, costs an 1 accruing cost.
THOMArt F. JOHNSON,
Slierlrt of the I'ounty of Hood River, Slate of
Oregon.
First issue February lttlt, 114.
Jjast Issue March 12th, 1W4.
Order for Publication.
In the Ulstrlct Court of the United States for
Uie District of Oregon.
Modern CotifcciloneryCoa corporation, Blake
M.'Fall Co. ii corporation, Honeynmn Hard
ware Co . a corporation. Ideal Caudy Co.,
' lnc,, a corporation. Marshall-Wells Hard
ware Co., a corporation, petitioners,
vs.
W. 11. Kodenlilser, Respondent.
Now this matter coining on to be heard and
11 ni,iu,urni l ml SiltlStBA'l ion. oy Ule lien
ttou or Messrs Angell Fisher, verified the
j.th fiay ol January, A. D. I14. that trillion
u-um riiii i ii,. I'nurt on the l:tlh day ol .lau-
narv. H14. urn vine that the above named re-
M,u,rtM,,i u n Kfuienliiser. be adjudged
bankrupt and that a subpoena directed to the
aald alleged bankrupt was amy issueu mi n
,i.,i ,,rt ., n,. mi, diiv of Jsnnsrv. A. 11.
1114. to Thomaa F. Johnson, ahenfl of Hood
iiivr ,,..,. iiMMin who was ordered and
i,, ti.i. i'.,i,rl to make service of said
autuMiena 'together with duplicate original of
creditora petition uH)ii me aaiu n.n. m
,i.. r...,-,.,.io,,i Aud that the said
Thoniaa'K. johnaoa. aherlfT of Hood, River
County, Oregon, liaa made Ilia return thereon
by atttdavit tliatbe received theaaldautHioena
and duplicate original ol creditora petition
ror aojndlcHiioii Herein on jmiii. .
and that alter due and diligent nearcti aud In
quiry he could ot make persona! service
thereof upon the aald W. M. Kodenhlser, and
returned ihal he had been unable to Hud the
aaid W. ll. Kodenhlser within aald Diatrict
and State.
i That the said respondent. H Roilenhlser
I not nw within this (State and District so that
personal service may be made upon htm. and
i that due and diligent ettorta have been made
I toitacertalii the whereabout of the said re
spondent, W, U. Rodenhlaer. but that he l
New and Staple. Shades in 36 in. Nessilines
not within the Jurisdiction of this Court but
remains concealed without the Slate and IMs
trict of Oregon . That ttie said respondent, W.
H.-Kodenhtsei, has uot voluntarily appeared,
answered, plead or demurred lu the above
entitled cause.
Now, on motion of Forrest H. Fisher, of at
torneys lor ihe petitioning creditors,
IT IMOKDKHKl) that the above uamed re
spondent, W. H. Rodanhlser, appear, plead,
answer or demur on or Iwfore the i'll h dav of
March, 1'JH,- lo the petition heieln Hied in
the ollice ol the clerk of this Conn on the 13t h
day ol January, 1914, and In ci.se of his (allure
to appear, plead, answer or demur thereto,
adjudication shall be made according to the
pritver of said petition.
AND IT I V'UKTHKR ORDKKKlt that a
copy of thta .order be served upon
Thomas K. Johnson, sheriff of Hood River
County, Oregon, who has iti hisjaissessiouaud
control property belonging to the aald respon
dent, W II. Kodenhlser.
A NO ll im ri'Kiiir.ivoiuir.ivRii mat in is
order lie published in I tie lliaid River Uliuier.
newspaper published at Ho.ju Ittver, Oregon
hereby designated as newspaper moat IH.ely
lo give notice to the said respondent, W. It.
ilodenhiser, once a weea tor two t;i successive
welm, suiil publication to coiiunence not
later than the !ith day of February. IsH. and
thai a copy of tills order tie mailed to ttie said
respondent, w. n. noueiiiuser, at his last
known residence, place of business and post-
Itlce address. I'arkdale. Hood River County.
State of Oregon, on or before the day ol the
first publication therein.
Dated January '.1HII, IKI4.
fl'j R. 8. BEAN, Judg.
Notice of Completion Sherman Avenue
Grading
Notice is hereby given that John (J. Zolls,
contractor, has filed his written notice this 4th
day of February, 11)14, of the completion of
grading of Sherman Avenue between Sljth
and Ninth street, under his contract with Hie
City of Hood River heretofore entered into
under Ordinance No.4.W,and that the amount
due said coutraclor upon Its acceptance la
hereby atated to be flaw..).
And notice la further given that any objec
tions to the acceptance of aald work under
the contract with the aaid cintracuir on the
part of said city may tie tiled la the office ot
the undersigned City Recorder by any Inter
ested party atauy time within 15 days from
me date oi tne nrst puiiitcauoii ui shiu noiice
towlt: within 16 days from the l'ilh day of
February, 1H14.
This notice la published In the Hood River
UUcler for two conaectitive tssijes thereof, the
date of the first publication thereof being the
Will day of February, 1911.
H.L.HOWK,
fl- rig City Recorder.
White Rocka. 9. C. White leghorn, B. C. R.
I. Reds, Indian Runner Ducks aud White
Holland Turkeys, breeding stock, hatching
eggs, and day old chicks Hood River Poultry
ards, j K. ?ockeisen, I'rop. i arus hi r rsnK-
ton 1' nille west of city.
I'tt me futja. il-u
FOR RENT
ror Kent Furnished four room bungalow,
modern; IkM Hull, phone tt.'43. fl
For Rent Modern five room house, nicely
;ia-ated. toilet, bath, furnace heat, etc. Phone
414. H9
For Rent-A nicely nirniahed rvxim with
bath. Inquire Mrs. H C. M ciJui re, at Cas
cade Avenue. fh
For Rent Two pleasant front rooms, down
stairs nicely furnished lor light housekeep
ing, bath, water and light, fuel furnished if
deelted; rooma very oiuvenlenl lo businen
part of town; 714 Cascrde Ave. fl
mum
shall be a Silk Season
and Handsome Silks in
inspect our new line.
Plaid Silks
Silk Sheppard Checks
Brocade Messilines
Figured Silk Crepe
Silk Poplins:
Kor Rs nt Nearly new four room lionse.
hawuienl and bath, nioiteru plumbing, walls
Just tinted: l." per luonlli, pnoue3&;t. A.H.
Howes, fjl I'rospect Ave. JJnf
For Rent Light houwkeplug room.
Shormaii Ave.
516
Kor Rent Furnished Itooms over Keed 4
Henderson's olflce. Inquire Reed Hender
son. aiS-ti
FOR SALE
For Sale Thrifty first generation straw
berry plants; fool lit 1 1 grown, Clarke seed lluga
Write fur particular, stating onatitlty desir
ed, elc. H. K, I'eddltnrd, Ho IMA., Rome 2,
Hood Kiver. fl9
For Sale A bay hurse about l:W ilia., work
single or double, sound and gentle. Have no
use for tilni-miike prui. leiephoae 1T0S in
the evening. . ' m!2
For Sale High chuss linrred Plymouth. Rock
cockerels and pullets aud ei:gs in season. The
strain afbirds are K. B. Thompson's famous
Kluglet strain, iwliiners) from M r. .Veverss
flock out of the foremottt breeders In the late
Oust Weaternvrg at Uloucliera tflalton, phohe
Odoll 1H. . .iti
For Sale ill) oag elrcuic tneuhutor and
(TijU'Mik crots cut saw iu gtaid shape. J. Riu
uer, Route ,1, Hoid Kiver. IX
For Sale Improved ten acres fit Kemie.
wick, Wash. Close In, price t ), ill) cash,
balance three years at 7o I 0,4 liouse and other
buildings also good welhassorted fruit, aspar
agus and alfalfa. Wfrite for particulars to F.
Ii. Hulchlusou, heunewtck, ash. Il'J
For Sale A steel biwer and windmill, force
iiimn and water tank. Inquire at 1010 IJths:.
lood River, Oregon. fltf
For Sale 1 have S licres on Av.ilon Wsy, an
rods to city liinlta, that. I will sell at a bargain
If taken before Spring work begins; all In Spit
Newtown and Ilellclous apples Just come to
bearing; splendid location for one wishing to
engage lu chicken raising; a o r.s m house
chicken pens and outbuildings or I will sell
part: J. W. U Box -.a Koute . m
For Sale Will sell bearing orchard on small
payment down and easy terms on balance.
Otter any trades you may have. J. Adrian
F.pping. I'.H.
For Sale A good milch cow for (70.
57H4.
Phone
l'j,
For Sale Alrdale Terriors pups whelped
Nov. 24, IMS, by King a Jupiter A. K. C. l'i'tttn,
his sire Chaniplnft, the gamecock, A. K. 17.
HUTOi; Fraud Mire Champion Clonmel Monarch
A. K. C. i.lusil. NO better Alrdale blood to be
had auvwhere. For particulars write or
phone I1V1I. Thus. King, Rl 3 Hood River. fl2
For Sale A saddle pony. K. P. Clark, half
mile east of Purdy ,t Chapman, Udell. f!2
For Sale Tracts In Paradise Farm can I
bought now at very attrsctlve prices. Inidire
of Mrs. Armslroug, owner, Slate aud Thirteen
th street. , fMf
For tfale A Minda I incubator and brood
er, JOO egg aie. Kood as new;cneap If taken
noon. Phone .i797. U. L. Wylde. fli
For Sale A shot gun and violin; phone :f."jl.
For Sale A few thoroughbred Rhode Island
Ked cockerels for Hale from prire winning
stix'k. Kgga for hatching. Uus. Miller.
Phone Mli.. fl9
For Sale 18 head 01 ;t months old pigs. Call
J. J. Thompson, Parkdale, Oregon, Phone
Odell 1 fin
For Hale-S. C. Rhode Island Red egga for
hatching Price tl.Sii, $3 00 per setting. Hpec
Isl rates In Incubator lots. Fertility guaran
teed; phone at;6. C. A. Hall, Avalon Way. JL-Mtf
For Sale. 21 youni
Hood River, OrQon.
D. C.
Kantx
lisitf
Bees Limited iiiantlty. Write for specifi
cations and price to Ir. F. 1). Wilson, Wash
ougal. Wash. fMf
For Hale Thoroughbred Pnroc Jersey hogs
and Ancona chickens. Young slock for sale,
both aexea. Registered boar for set vices. J.
R. Forden, Belmont, phone SS. fl2
I
WE GIVE
S. & H.
STAMPS
27 Inch Fancy Silk
Poplin J
65c and 75c
For Sale Hartlett and D'AnJon pear trees.
M. O. Downing, phone oHkh. dJS-tf
For Sale First cutting of alfalfa hay. R.
Hlnrlchs, phone 6rf, nn-tf
For 8ale-Oiie and two year old D'AnJou
pear trees, 4 to lift.. Thrifty stmk with large
roots. Cutler Uros. dll-tf
F or Hale or Trade A n year old team. welh
ingUllO pounds each. W. B. Arens, phone HiR
Udell, I'arkdale Postoftice.
o2Uf
For Hale-Single combed white leghorn cock
erels, lionse painting, tinting or papering,
carriage or aulo palming, will take day or
carrots lor work. U. M. Kddle, R. F. I). No. 8,
Phone I W7. 04-tf
For Sale-.Mortor.
eiilpiied. Write
Hood River
-ycie. Vale Twin, fully
or plioue alter shay
n27U
For Sale at a Biirgtln-ir you want a fine
building site for a home, desirably located
see or phone tne. W. H. Snow. Jyo
For Sale Nil acrea, lola 1 2, Section SI, Tp. 2
N. Knnge UK., east side, deep soil, little waate
easy to clear, small buildings. Price flu tier
acre. Terms. A. Ostium care F. N. Bank. fl9
WANTED
Wanted A good second
Must be cheap. Phone Hv.
hand roid oan.
I lit
Wanted A reliable man familiar with work
on ranch and cows, to take a small cash in
terest In a herd of good dairy corns at Caning
Prairie. B. K. Duncan & Co. fl
Wanted
3693. Housework. Kxperleucad. Phone
fl3
Wanted A man by the month. Uad to
stocn and who does uot object Ui milking a
cow. C. R. Bona. fl2
Wanted Horse tor general ranch work,
about liW) lb. Muat be gentle. J. C. Bow
man phone 5M4 112
Wanted Farm A reliable party desire to
rent a & or 10 acre tract for strawberry raising.
Phone 6tiH6 or write Box 307. Rio
Wanted A girl for general housework.
14 Uak si. or phone MM.
Call
fl2
To Trad Have 20, 30, 40 and 100 acre tracts
Improved, to trade ax part payment on Im
proved acreage; J. Adrian Kppiug phone fc&JV.
Wanted tlood seoond hand saddle for med
ium size horse. Phone 3630. JlMf
MISCELLANEOUS
Wanted -Someiaie to work button boles la
children's clothes. Phone H494 119
Will exchange house and 2 lota on Hood
River Heights for f7.o worth of live stock and
farm Im ph menu. Buyer must assume small
mortgage J. S. Si moil Ion, 303 Pine street,
phone SM. o fia
For Rent Two acres of good land, with cot
tage, to good tenant. Fine chance for man
with team. Apply Paradise Farm, state and
Thirteenth eta. fMf
For Rent A furnished house 1013 State St
Phone Kit. - fl2
? For Rent Nicely furnished room, furnace
heat and bath, 510 mo.; -UV state St. fl2
For Rent Light
Phone 3A!1.
housekeeping
rooms,
fitf
For Rent A good Ave room house on
SU Apply to Xarshall Hill, 935 Hull St.
Hull
fli
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waistings, silks, hdkfs, petticoats, elc. Up to
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