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About The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933 | View Entire Issue (April 9, 1914)
HOOD U1VEK (iLACIEK, TIM USDAY, APRIL 1014 ODELL G. W LirTerty ha been quite ill vhile viiitir.s hi diugther and torn at Wciser, Idaho, and Mrr. I.afferty vent with her oaualter. Mis. W. V. Young to that city where the can-d fur Mr. I.afferty during bia illneis, and tialted their children and grandchildren. Both expect to return borue aoon. E. W. Lafery haa tone tu Sumpter, Oregon, for perhaps aeveral month' atay. Mr. and Mr. Geo. W. Craw, of Port land, came to (Jdell Sunday for aeveral iay' atay during which time Mr. Craw will look after hi orchard property here. Dane Ketiip went to Portland Friday to conault a phyan ian, who by a change of lena relieved a pereiatcnt and dia treafiing pain in the head from which Mr. Kemp has auffered for several week. Lout Plog ha ordered a Ave paisen ger Uuick tounr.K r, which i expect ed to arrive noon. I. U. Lafferty has had a garage built. Pave Miller waa the builder. We hear that Clayton Fletcher, of Dukes Valley, wtio hus a fine dair herd waa attacked by a Jeraey malt one day last week and escaped what might eaaily have proved very veriouc injuriea, only by moat strenuous effort on the part of Mr. 1 Mi her. Mis Kcatnce and Muster i.add Fish er, of Mosier, came Friday for a (hurt visit with their mother, Mr. S. ! Fisher, at the home of her mother, Mia. Matilda Wood. Mias Olive Fisher and Mr. Koot came over from Mosici Sunday and took Master I.add home Sunday afternoon. Mis lioetzkes and friends, of Seattle, are stopping at Lodge Serene, the property of Miss Hoetzke. A chilli's plain gold bra- eh t was lost a week ago Sunday evening between the home of Koy Ciillettc and Fnd Crockett. Finder will confer a great fuvor by leaving bracelet at either of these homes or with Mrs. Wm. Kemp. Mr. and Mrs. Dm Crosby are now at home near I'arkdale, where Mr. Crosby has been employed in the timber and where he exects tu remain for the sun -mcr. J. W. McDonald is busy directing Mm work necessary for the successful oper ation of the big plant of the Hast Fork Irrigating Co. Member of the Cuild and the LV die' Aid society numbering about !o, gathered at the elegaant home of Mr and Mr. I.. D. Hoytd last 'I huarday afternoon, the Guild having extendi 4 the Ladies' Aid society an invitatioi for the afternoon. A program collat ing of a vocal solo by Miss Viola Mapcs, rending by Mrs. Nettie ('rock ett mid a vocal solo by Mrs. K. 0. Du tro, wiih well rceeivid. Most delicious refreshments were served by the cum mittee from the Guild having charge ol the refreshments, they having planneu that this portion of the afternoon't pleasure might be perfect. Hermann Moore met with a painful accident one day last week while culti Valine, when a large limb of a tftl atruck the eye, puncturing a part ol the covering of the eye ball. It is hoped no permanent ill effects may re suit. F. A. Mussee's Speedwell lived u to it name Monday when it started away of its own accord when left standing at C. I'llughuupt's. A badly frightened pig and a demolished pigpci resulted. A very fortunate ending of what might have been a very cxpensi i occurrence. The ball game Sunday, Odell vs. 1'arkdale, on the I'arkdale diamond, i suited in a score of lt to 'l in favor ol Odell. Next Sunday there will tie i. game, Odell vs. Mosier, at MoBier. A number of citizens of Odell are in II I Kivcr this week on jury duty. Klisa Ketols waB born September M, Irtllil, in Fohr, Germany. She came to the United States, stopping in Iowa for a short time, then returned to her native land, coming again to Iowa about 1HIIH, this time remaining and ll 1X70 she was married tu Nicholas Mil Icn. To this union one daughter, Ida, now Mrs. Thomas l.accy, was born. From Iowa Mrs. 1 1 i 1 lcn, with her bus blind Ittd daughter, came by way ol California to Oregon, slopping for n short while in The Dalles and Cascade l ocks und locating in Hood Itivcr in March, lHhO. Her husbund passed Way ID the spring of lHil'.l and Mrs Blllan then went to Kritish Columbia, where her daughter and son-in-law re Hided, remaining until fall, when they all returned to Hood Kivtr, where they resided unlil the summer of 18!) I, when they Bam to Odell in which plncu they have since made their home and when Mrs. llillen passed nwiiy April It, 1914. She became a member of the Lutheran chtHh when a girl and the faith of hei youth was a source of strength to her in the intense Buffering of her last ill ness, those who attended her testifying that she culled upon the Lord for help and was willing to respond to the sum ninns when it should come. Many there art who remember Kind deeds done by her as neighbor and frit nil and these have helped to brighten the end of her earthly journey. Friends extend sym path to the In leaved daughter, grand daughters, son-in-law and other rein ties who are lonely and who grieve. Those present at the school meeting last lhursday evening voted to donate a site for a union high school. This is the preliminary step and we understand there will be further opportunities for expressing willingness or the reverse us to the plan and we feel certain there are sullicicnt thinking people among thoae who are entitled to feel interest in this question to deal with it a it deserve. We have been thinking, as doubtless others have and will, and we Md this a many sided ipiestion. Have you registered? 'I hough many found it impossible lo be present Sunday morning at the to gether service, a good number attended and In the ocning the church was full. M. 1). Odell hud charge of the young people's temperance rally and all en joyed the special program in honor of Fanny Crosby. Oregon Crape and wild currant artistically arranged made beautiful decorations. Next Sunday there will be iiu Faster sermon at the Methodist church ut !'.,'I0 a. m. Let us aaa how many of us may be present on j W. F. M. S. met Wednesday after tune Sunday shcool at 10.80, follow- Lo,, t tne home of Mrs. Will Somer ing the sermon. Special music. 1 vje- '1 he Apiil Parent Teacher meeting ' The Four Leaf Clover club will meet will be held at the school house Friday ! at the home of Mrs. Marsh Isenberg (tomorrow) evening nt , u clock, the I .wat tne ny campaign and children s ; gaiiieiis win ne topics under discussion. ; Friends of Dan Zellar, of Oregon City, will be pleased to know that he is reported recovering from his recent serious illness. The April meeting of the Develop ment League will be held this evening, when there will also be a Utility City research meeting. The school house is the place chosen for the meeting. Nursey Stock for Sale We have for sale 10,000 er trees, well grown and well rooted, R. Nun uumi.er, phone "r.sy. JJJM PINE GROVE There will te Etiter mmmm at Ue church neit Sundat mornint ar.d re- caption of near member. Special vocal and instrumental musical number dill be rendered. Sunday n hool aa uual. The funeral of Jerome Well waa largely atltnded latt Friday afternoon at the church. Rev. G. E. Heinick officiated, aaaiated by Kev. J.W. ifigby. Interment at Pine Grove cemetery. The Aid has postponed the silver offering social until next week Friday afternoon. April 17. It will be held at the home of Mr. Han I. age The W. C. T. C. did not meet laet week a announced, owing to circum stance. Will meet Thuradav of thi week, 2.30 with Mr. Malloy. Mrs. Ihomas and daughter from Al berta, Canada, arrived Friday morning to attend the funeral of her brother, Mr. Well. Warren Well came from Beavertcn to attend the funeral of hi father, Jerume Well. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Ma ns, from Portland, visited Mrs. Mann's mother, Mrs. Malloy, last week. Mr. Hattic L. Vail, of Portland, will speak to the granger at their open meeting April 18. F. II. Itlackman is recieving a visit from hi cousin living in the eait. Those who were on the sick lift last week are recovering. Mrs. Jones, of Portland, is a guest of Mrs. Amanda Sear and Mr. Krork this week. The Parer.t-T .icher Association will meet at the church April 11, Saturday evening. A lecture under their aus pice will be given by Prof. Pitlman, of the Monmouth normal school. Sub ject, "School a the social cener. " No admisson, special music. All come. MOSIER. Harry Sellinger, of Washougal, Wn., visited his mother Wednesday evening. M. J. Oliphant, of Chicago, arrived this week and will have the manage ment uf the Coleman place. A. Stewart, of Portland, formerly of Mosier, is a business viitor in town for the week. F.d Jasper was a business visitor to Portland this week. Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Frice arrived last week from Vancouver, Wash., and will reside near Mosier. Mrs. C. C. leom, Mrs. C. G. Nichol and (jertrude Proctor were in Hood Kiver Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Amos Root returned home Wednesday from their visit with elativeB and friends. Messrs. Mohr and Hetts, of The Dalles, were attending to business calls in Mosier this week. A good sized crowd of spectators gathered Thursday afternoon near the depot to w itness the exhibition of fancy shooting by W. A. Hillis, who adver l ist s t hi' Remington ammunition. J. II. Harper and J. M. Patisnn, of The Dalles, were in Mosier during the week. Mes rs. Sexton and Starkey, of The Dalles, were business visitors in Mosier Tuesday. Mrs. Hirkncr was shopping in Hood River Wednesday afternoon. Wilbur Denny, of Umatilla, visited llernard Nichol a few days this week. Mr. K. Cobb was called to Hood River Thursday by the illness of her granddaughter, Mrs. Kmry. Rev. 11. C. Clark, of Hood River, gave a lecture in the Christian church Wednesday evening. Lloyd Fisher viaited.his mother near Odell last Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hannum, of Parker, 8. D., arrived in Mosier the last of the week and expect to live on their rarajfa southwest of town. Mrs. Q, A. McCutchcon and children left Monday morning for an extended visit with relatives in Texas, Oklaho ma and Missouri. Miss Christine tiodbersen spent Sat urday and Sunday in Portland with her sister, Miss Llertha. The annual meeting of the Mosier Fruit drawers Asb'ii whs celebrated by holding an all day session with the growers and their wives present. The business esion was in the forenoon, when the directors for the ensuing year were elected. By the unanimous vote of the members the board of directors and officers who served last yeai were reelected. A sumptous lunch was served bulfet style, by Mr. (iloyd, the host of the Mosier hotel, after which the hours of the afternoon were spent in listening to some splendid speaking and a good social time. A number of people from Portland were present, namely, ('. L. McKanna and Mrs. Mc Kenna, the Misses Shogren, Mr. Qwin, A. P. Kateham and others. C. G. Nichol iB dressing Ins store building in a new coat of paint. The ball game Sunday between the Holier boys and a team from The Dalles resulted in a score of 24 to Mi in favor of the visitors. Next Sunday the Odell team will meet the Mosier boys at Mosier. R. M. Ross, of Portland, is spending the week on his ranch near Mosiei having arrived Sunday evening. BELMONT. Mr. and Mrs. Farrell and Miss F.thel were guests at the Furry home last Sunday. Carl Davis, whose home is in Tiico ma, Wn., spent Sunday with his aunt, Mrs. J. W. Davis and family. Mr. Davis is the western claim adjustment agent for the Northern Pacific railroad. Mrs. M. P. Isenberg is having a large acreage set out this spring in pears. Mr. Lape, wife and four children, of North Plains, Mo., arrived last Thurs day and are visiting his brother, H. L. Lape and family. They intend to lo cate In Oregon. Mrs. E. J. Nicholson, accompanied by her sister, Mis Vannet, spent the ! week end in Portland, attending the opera. Mr. mid airs, win nietcaii and son 'spent Sunday visting on the Fast Side this week. fU "Vest Side Musicale met last Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Geo. Gul loway, Jr. ,a large number of the mem bers and incited guests in attendance. An interesting program was given, dainty refreshments were served and a very pleasant social time was spent by all piesent. Parent-Teacher's meeting at Harrett school next Thursday evening. Consol idation of high schools of the different districts is the all absorbing topic now a days. An all day session of the aid and la dies of llelmont community will be held Friday, April 10, at the League room. Kring your lunch and con e and help out in the aewing there ia on hand. Topic of intereat to everyone will aleo be brought op for ditcuaaion. Mr. Store and Mr. Cooper and children ipent Wednesday a gueit at the borne of Mr. and Mr. Milton Downing. John Anderson went on a busir.eaa trip to Portland latt week. Mr. Dart hai been paper banging at the home of Mr. and Mr. Nunamaker. J. R. Korden bought pear trees laat week from the Nunamaker ranch. A large ru her of pear trie are being act tbi spring around Belmont. Mr. and Mrs. Mrm, couair. of Geo. Golloway, Sr., leave Monday for their eastern home. They cpent the pait winter in California and Mopped here on their way home for a visit with their relative. Mr. King had the miifortune tu loae a fine cult last week. Will Farrell i attening court thi week. Mr. and Mr. Wynn and little daugh ter, (topped off Sunday to spend a few day at the home of their uncle ar.d sunt, Mr. and Mr. Nunamaker. They are on their way to their home, Adams. Ore., having pnt the winter at Long Reach, Calif. Kev. H. O. Perry was with us Sun day, preaching in the morning. No service in the evening. Rev. Perry and Rev. Anderson are holding special service at Oak Grove. Next Sunday there will be no preach ing, the children of the Sunday school are preparing a program tu be given after the Sundsy ichool hour, under the direction and training of Mr. Glaa. Mia Mattie Jone ipent Sunday with Misses Nellie and Lucille Davis. Mr. and Mr. Ira William, of Ala meda Way, united with the Valley Christian church Sunday morning. FRANKTON. The Parent-Teacher association had another of its live meeting at the school house Friday evening. On ac count of the illness of the president, Mr". ,j p, Nickelsen, Mrs. Hoyt, vice president, occupied the chair. A musi cal program of the following numbers was enjoyed: Piano solo, Calla Merry ; nong, school choral club; vocal solo Ruth Herry; reading. Mr. Price. The proposition of purchasing a piano waa again brought up, and at the re quest of the board, a vote was taken expressing the wish of the people of tne district in regard to this. A motion made by C. D. Hoyt that "the board be sent word that the Parent-Teacher association favor the purchase of a piano," was sceonded by M. R. Noble and carried without a dissenting voice. Mr. Noble, the chairman of the com mittee on beautifying the school grounds, then spoke urging that the people of the district get out the com ing Friday, April 10, Arbor Day, and together with the school children, do some work on the ground. Mr. Hoyt called for volunteer, to which a num ber responded. Mrs. Cooper was made chairman of the committee in charge of a picnic dinner at noon, and it was un derstood that Mr. Noble would have general charge of the work. The chief topic for discussion, the City of Utility, was then brought up. Mr. Hansen explained the general aspects of the situation and answered numerous question. Mr. Korden, Mr Price and Mr. Noble all spoke, express ing the opinion in different way that the people would pay too dearly by this method for the benefit they might get. Mr. Nickelsen asked for an expression by someone on the other side but got no response. Several urged that ev eryone find a way to get to the polls on ina zutn and help vote it down. Mr. Price brought up the matter of the good roads day set by Cov. West and urged that the rrankton people observe it In proper form. At the sug gestion of Mr. HattOn and Mr. Foley tne next meeting was set tor the even ing of Friday, April 17, when the good roads day and other topics will be (lis cussed. The boys of the school have been la boring diligently on the tennis court Una week getting the retaining wall completed so that the grading of the court can be hniBhed on arbor day. Everyone is urged to turn out with team and tools, if possible, on arbor day, Friday, April 10. The larger pupils will work on the grounds all day with as many of their older relatives as can attend. The little folks will give a short program at neon, after the picnic dinner which the ladies will serve on me grounus. it anything is to be done on the grouuds this year, this is the time to do it. MOUNT HOOD. The street carnival which was post poned on account of the measlt will be given at the Mount Hood ha;. Fri day, April 1 1. R. II. Wallace nml wife, of Hood River, were Mount Hood callers Mon day. Mr. and Mrs. N. Van Nuys and children were Sunday guests of Jesse Davidson. w. d, anil j. j Davidson were coun ty court visitors last week. Robt. Frye and family, of Hood Riv er, have moved to the Kuhnke place, Mr. brye being the engineer at the Cameron & Sheppard mill. Paul Aubert s children are sick with the measles this week. Several attended the base ball game at I'arkdale Sunday. A number of Camp Fire girls climbed Kuld ttutte Sunday. Wm. Helmer filled a car with pota toes at Woodworth, shipping to Hood River. I. T. Reals has been sorting his potatoes this week. The C A. Clarks were Odell visitors Monday. Mrs. Ward was a guest of her son, Fred, last week. Kenneth Dimmick was seriously hurt by a rock at school last Friday. Mrs. Ceo. Decker, of Hingen, Wash., is visitingj at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Flmer Mink. I. M. Dennon sold one of his ponits to Tom Cameron, of Odell. Foley kidney Pills Successful for Rheu matism anil kidney Trouble Eaty to take, quick to giva good re sults, misitive in action for backache, weak back, rheamatiaia, kidnev and bladder troubles. As soon as you begin taking them you leel the honafll of t heir healing qualities. P. .1. Boyd, of Ogle, Tex ,savs: ' After taking two buttles of Foley Kidnev Pills, my rheumatism and kidney trouble are completely cue." Safe and effective. Contains no habit lorming drugs. Clias. X. Clarke. Removal Notice After April 1st we will continue our iiorsesnoeing mis ness dirodiy across from our present stand on Fourth street being forced to vacate ou that date. We will be there temporarily, awaiiing com pletion ol our new building on Oacalo Avenue, between Fourth ami Fifth Sts ttJM SHIVKLY .v DRISCOI.I. TROUT LAKE. Mr Coxad haa cld hi tench to Joaie Aarni. It i conceded that Mr. Aerni haa thus acquired t. ' of the bet 20 acre piece in the valley . Jame CoaU and family, of Portland are vwiUigJii people here in the val ley. The mir.v friend. "of Mr. E. C. Dun can will be glad to learn .that (he i reported to be improving. The subject for dikcuuion at the next meeting of thi grange will be, the bet dual! cow for the dairyman to keep. The ladies promiie an Eaater dinner, egga cocked in every way known to the inget int.. of woman. Grandma Burkttt. who ha been (pending the winter ia White Salmon and Portland, returned lt Saturday to her home with ber daughter, Mrs. W. Coate. E. C. Duncan, clei of theVhool board, report that though many appli cation have been received no teachers have a yet been eagiged for the com ing year. Mr. Duncan said in amount that thi diatrict pays perhaps the largest (alary of any school diatrict in the county. The Good Road:- ehib held a meeting Saturday. It was decided to try and have the county build two bridge; one acroaa Trout Cruk i ar the'ereamery and one acroaa Koar 1 Creek. The bridges now in both thise places are in very bad shape. U o the request of Mr. Mann a committi e was appointed to consider the advisability of laying out a road up the hillside toward his place from the Bonnfside road. It was recommened that there be some crib bing done on the main Trout Lake road near C. A. Pearson'. At the citizens meeting laet Satur day a committee conaiiting of Messrs. J,. E. Reynold, II. Williams, J. Mey ers, Mesdames J. h Reynolds, R. H. Chubb and J. M. hilloon.was appointed to work with the committee appointed by the grange in the interests of the fair to be held Oct. 21. R. C. Hamilton will have charge of the arrangement of the exhibit, Mrs. Filloon of the art department, and Mrs. Smith of the musical program, l et Mrs. Cutting, secretary and treasurer of the commit tee, know what you are going to ex hibit. Coate Bros, have purchased a ten months old HoUtein bull from John Yost. VALLEY CREST John Coldsbury has purchased a team from Fred McCrea. Miss Alyuna Candee entertained Misses Laura and Alma Hinrichs, Mrs. Anna K. Baker ami Misses Margaret and Inez Sparks at dinner Sunday. Orvil Thompson and Alva Hatdman were pruning apple trees on the Mil lard ranch a few days ago. J. O. Ham urn is here to spend the summer, after spending the winter in Portland. . Church services were held in the school house Sunday. J. F. Candee built a wire hog fence last week. C. F. Rawon was in Hood River on business a few days ago. Margaret Sparks was a visitor of Mr. and Mrs. G. C. McKee Fridav. Alma Hinrichs came from' Hood Riv er Sunday to spend Monday and Tues day with her sister, Miss Laura. The Boy Scouts, of Parkdale and Val ley Crest, now have their uniforms. Mrs. A. K. Baker was in Hood River Monday on business. Roy H. Routson came from Hood River Friday. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Dickson came from Bridal Veil, Oregon, to make their home here. Frank Hutson spent Monday night of laat week with George Baker. The Valley Crest school children are planning to decorate their school grounds next Friday. WINANBCITY Chas. G. Roberts, of Tanglewood, waa in Hood River Saturday and Sun day. Julian P. Scott was a Hood River visitor Friday and Saturday. Wm. Yates, of Dee, who attends the store there, was on the sick list last week. Blossom time ! Peach trees are in bloom and also wild currant and Oregon grape, besides many wild flowers. Mr. Hermann, of Portland, visited on the Scott ranch last week. Mr. Nelson, of Odell, was in this dis trict the latter part of last week, spraying the orchards for several ranchers. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wickett, who visited with Mr. and Mrs. Keys, of lice will mnLi ihfiir hnmp in I l..n M, Wickett being employed in the sawmill. Mud! Mud! Mud! And then some more mud ! ! MIDDLE VALLEY Mrs. O. L Warden and her mother, Mrs. Calkins, came up from Hood Riv er Wednesday to spend the summer with Mr. Warden at Elppa orchard. Mr. and Mrs. W. Loughton and fam ily, of Portland, arrived in the valley April 1. Mrs. Loughton and children will spend the summer here, but Mr. Loughton returned to Portland Sunday evening. Instead of the regular church ser vices next Sunday there will be a union Easter service at Mount Hood church at 4.30 p. m. It is hoped that a num ber of Middle Valley people will be present. E. C. Miller and crew are spraying the orchards in this vicinity this week. During the nast school month there was only one day's absence and no cases of tardiness reported. The pupils are to be commended for their prompt- Straight At It There is no use of our "beating aron n the hush. We miiilit as well out with it tirst as last. We want jroa to try I'hainhei hun's Cough Remady the next time yon have a cough or oofd. There ie no reus, hi io far a we can see why you ahould no! tlo ao. This preparation hy its reinnrkalil cure lias gained a world wide reputation, and people ev erywhere speak of it in the highest terms of praise. For sale by all dealers. I nitarian Easter Sale The I'nitarian Alliance will hold a sale of fancy articles and cooked food in the room formerly occupied by the public library on Saturdav. Aniil II. all day. A lirnttt.nt m.itlior is aIwavs nn tha watch for svinptnm of worms in her . noore'i i aicnesg, mcK oi interest in play, and peevishness is the signal for White's Cream Vermifuge. A few dote of thisuvillent remedy puts on end to the worm and the child soon a ts nat urally. Prkse 25c per Isittle. Sold hv Chatf X. Clarke. . i j And also Stands for Rolls. And then there's Bread and Pit-s and Cake, We Bake for Hunjry Souls. We're Artists with the Rolling Pin And here's the Tune we sing, Dough, re, mi, fa, sol, la, see? When Rolling Out the Dough ! Blue Ribbon Bakery THE HEIGHTS Hood River, Oregon H. L. Hasbrouck PERSONS who suffer from (M strum, oomplitu of headaches, dizziness, and Impaired vision, ran find relief hy Ihiv Iiik aliwse properly lilted lo y our eyes. I feel eouttdent that 1 can maintain a standard of workmanship and quality that will sp iesl to y:u lor a part of your pHtronnire My prlceB are within the rearh of all. Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repalreatn the most approved manner. All work warranted. Watchmaker and Optometrist lli'ilbronner Building Hood River, Oregon WOOD and COAL Slabs-Fir-Oak Agency for Genuine Rock Springs COAL A. C. Lofts PHONE 3464 mil f Cleaning and Dyeing , Fy)N'T throw away your X soiled clothing and don't j call the junk man, call 2622. We do cleaning, pressing and I dyeing; satisfaction guaran- T teed. F. T. ANDERSON 1211 !2th St. On The Heights Make your harness water proof and prevent the win ter's rain from ruining them Our shop is equipped with a Eureka Harness Oiler. Let us add to the life of your harness. WILLIAM WEBER Bell Building, Oak Street v'J. : - White Rocks, 8. C. White Leghorns, S C. K. 1. Red. Indian Runner Dneks and White Hollauit Turkeys, breedla stock, hatelilnir ejtirs ami day old chicks. Hood River Poultry i aids, i n. lCKi-isen, i ron. snis at Frank ton i'a iioli j west of city. PtMMkaMtt. fl'.'tf C. A. Hall's Single Comb Rhode Is land Reds Eggs for Hatching IVn 1 headed by a 9-; lb. cocKorcl of the Kuschmatin Pierce straiu His sire headed Ihe Klrst True Pen and his (jrand sire won first as a cock at the Illinois Stale Kair. A hint of brilliant color sod shape. He Is mat ed with twelve splendid pullets. IVUv $Siv(r lrieags. Pen '.' Is headed by a brother ol Ibe bird In above peu. lie is especially Mroat 00 bead points; licit red color all over Mated io hni are twelve choice pullets. Price ft par Kiegus. Pens T; are headed hv first class cockert Is of, rlre winnm strslnswhlcii crowd Pens 1 ajd I lor honors. Mated to each of above cockerels are twelve selected pullets Price ll.jO for tier 1" eggs, r 50 per lOu c a Hall. Avulorj Way, Hood River. Oregon telt phone MTU. CM. HURLBURT SURVEYOR TELEPHONE 5648 BENNE1T, SINNOTT & GALLOWAY Attorneys at Law General Practice TilK lAI.LEa' . - "oRKGOX Hurst Quality Sprayer Solid Reasons Why You Should Consider this SPRAYER Short turn truck, all steel frame, cold rolled steel axles, high wheels for light draft, direct drive power plant, no belt slippage, pump with eccen trics instead of crank shaft.outside packed plungers, ball valves, automatic regulator, direct driven agitation, no chains or beveled gears. Power Outfits from Write for our new catalog, "Why, How and When to Spray." Will Substitute Orchard Truck for short Turn Truck at Reduction in Price. J. F. VOLSTORFF The Heights Garage Phone 3151 LET US GIVE YOU OUR FIG URE ON THAT LUMBER BILL? WE HANDLE Lumber, Building Material and Box Snooks "Genasco' Roofing "Standard" Cement Sash and Doors Brick and Clay Lime Shingles Lath Fruit Boxes of all kinds Bridal Veil Yard One Block West of Freight VAN ALLEN & FILZ EASTER'S J. C. JOHMSEN, the LAND FOR SALE 30 acres S8 cleared; on main road aboutll mils northof Mount Hood itora-wt to trees Spring tttl and etrawlierriea about 100,000 plants be tween tree row s Spring IMJ, Modern bouse, electric lights, furnace, hot and cold water, parage and stable. Price 15, 000. 0 acres ttaabed land located near above, will aell in smaller tracts or will trade. Price VM per acre. H i acres raw land, same location, will sell in small tracts or will trade 1 rue 171 per acre. N i acres on WeM Side, near town and Frankton school all set to tree - apple, pear, peach and cherry, about 7 years old and under. Comforta ble house etotrfe lights, bam and small packing house. Very desirable for anyone wishing a small place near town. Price $6,500. AH of the above tracts are under irrigation ditchea, excepting about 5 acres of the slaslied and raw land. J. R. PUTNAM $150.00 to $325.00 Lumbering Co. Depot Phone 2181 We Cut to Suit You but ire have no kind of Meat to cut except the beet iiialitiee. That ilues not imply that we are hiuh prioul at all. On the contrary we sell hi tler meat (or the price than any of our competitor, rite flavor of our Reef, Veal, Mutton, Lamb, Turk, Poultry 's Ihe b.st recom mendation our Meat couhl pos sibly have. One trial convinces. TELEPHONE 4141 IN THE AIR You can feel it everywhere and you can see it too, if you you come to this home of good shoes. You will see here shoes of the latest mod els and in all leathers, and remember that in spite of our low prices our shoes are al ways those of quality. Be sure of good footwear by getting your shoes here. Hood River Shoe Man