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KOAI) WORKING DY
With tl o l.'jMi'-xs houstt closed and
the liui.drrdji. ee hundreds, rron.ifeiiitf
to t furlh and do manual labor tomor
row, a inditalde mark i-hould Lc made
on old Mother Faith in the Hood River
(iii-triet down Kuthlon ny. Of torse
hundreds, alio have pruniin.d to llistci
their hiiml in the en use of Rood roada. J
there hhould not he too many Losses, j
-Ise the oik ia liahle to end in a t-tat- j
us similar to Mexican revolution,!
where every other fighting man is a
jid.eral.
The lar.s look mighty Rood for a
large amount of real useful lahor. The
amateur crews ahout town are talking
with Hiieeiily. And the Iiulhton road
thould he one of the lett hlKhwayg in
the community hy tomorrow night, the
drive down to the top of the Kulhton
hill ih one, perhaps little known to
people of other fiarta of the county,
and jet it in one of the prettiest, fur
nihliing a night of colored canyon side
and a long Hweeping view of the Col
umbia. It ifi just a cample of the Col
umhia river highway, and in making it
passuhlo the Hood Kiver people are
mjiiuiiiiK themselves in a small way
with thoce who would see the fininh of
he great Hccnic boulevard. The event
ual eonHtruetioii and maintenance cf
the road, it is admitted hy all parties,
ia a jot) for the state, hut Hood River
should take every opportunity to keep
the wunt for the highway alive. It is a
state road, but Hood River county will
henetit most.
And nut one whit less worthy is the
task that will he done on the Heights
tomorrow hy the workers on Twelfth
street. This street ia used by all the
people of the Went Side. It has been
in a bad. condition this winter, and
every one using it during the next few
months will appreciate the effortB of
the Heights citizens. If the crossing
monuments are lowered, the automo
biles of the community will return
thunks.
REGISTER
A Inrge number of the citi.eim of
Hood River county have not yet regis
tered. It sucms that many prefer the
laborious process of being sworn in, if
they desire at ail to exercise the privi
lege of the ballot. Hut one "week re
mains for registering. It is the duty
of all citizens to attend tho polls and
vote their convictions. Join the throng
before May 1 and register.
Have you felt any thrills of patriot
inni spinning along your spin? (Jet out
your squirrel ride and get ready to
help lick the Mexicans.
Since Monthly the City of Utility is
spelled with a "V," and is pronounced,
"Futility."
THE SUNKEN VILLAGE.
FIREMEN'S BENEFIT
The following ii the lynopsii cf the
moving picture play that will be given
on May 11 and 15 it the Gem 1 belter I
for the benefit of the Hood Kiver Vol
unteer hire Department:
Jane Barrett and her on Torn are
suddenly beggared Ly the ipeeulatuii.f
of her husband, known on V II street
as l'lunger Barrett. At an auction aale
the Barrett yacht, teal ettate and
household effects are Bold without re
serve to satisfy iome of the demands
of the creditors, the bankrupt plunper
..noa In I II F.UIIT1 IlllCl hi Hi PC If Will)
liquor, falls out of the window and ii
killed. It now depends upon iom iu
t ear the burden of his mother' sup
i.nrt. In a niwsnauer he finds an ad-
vtrtiHcmcnt offering a position, with
promise cf advancement, lor a young
........ ..r wi.w.ai!in Thiu ill signed bv
John I'earce. an old friend of the fam
ily, who, with bis daughter, Helen, lias
olten been a guest on the yacht and in
their home. Helen has been attracted
ly Tom's manly bearing and finds her
self gradually weaning away her affec
tions from I hil Blair, an aimosi ac
cepted lover, who is associated with
her father in coal mining. I ne trans
fer of her affections comes one day
.. h.,., ..i.t ri.imtr with Blair, a child
falls from a bridge and he rsaa not the
courage to attempt to save her life.
This is affected by lom, and, as a re
ward, the girl insists upon her fatter
giving the position to lom.
Wishing to liegin ai me aoiioin, mm
throned the different stages
and is about to Le appointed assistant
superintendent. Hut run nopts are
f r i i hi f r u i...t l,u thu ii'iilous Blair, assist
ed by an ex-partner in the firm wrecked
tiy Barrett. lom S mouier manes ap
peal to the men and a meeting of the
Miners' Union is called. While thiB is
in progress I'earce receives a decision
Riving him a title to a mine at the vil
lage of Mayflower and 'lom is otTered
the position of superintendent at .May
flower. The mine is opened by Tom on
the co-operative plan. While the min
ing is in progress with tine promise, a
flow of oil opened on the levels takes
fire, getting the mine ablaze. Then
follow harrowing scenes. After burn
ing for more than three weeks, the fire
burns away the supporting pillars of
the mine, and the fated village caves
into the abyss. Blair succeeds in con
vincing the excited people that Tom
himself had fired the mine to conceal
the fact of its utter worthlessness, and
they set out to lynch him.
For a time the brave mother and a
few friends succeed in staying the ad
vance of the mob, but they are the
stronger and are about to destroy him
when a pillar of fire arises. This proves
to he an oil well of great magnitude,
mul uiriil the nrnmmcfi of the rehabili
tated hero, that what they have lost
will be more than regained, the de
fut.wl Itluir U aitn ftlinkintr hwuv. sil
houetted against the dying flames of
the sunken village.
YOUNGMEpRBVIC
TIMS OFACCIDENTS
Clare Ilickford, the 10 year old son
of Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Hickford, of the
Kast Side, sustained serious and pain
ful injuries last Thursday, when his
right hand became caught in the
sprayer on his lathers place, me
right arm was drawn into the machin
ery and was broken in several places.
the shoulder was badly bruised, ine
young man was rushed to the Cottage
hospital, where his wounds were
treated. He is resting well this week.
Clarence l'log, the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles l'log, of the Oak Grove
district, sustained a severe fracture of
the skull Sunday, when he fell from a
high bluff while fiBhing on the Hood
VISITING WOMEN EN
TERTAINED YESTERDAY
Special Ladies Summer Coats 1-2 Price I JSSSK., SSSSiSISL
etc., but we are determined to close these out quickly at following pnees: jjb- u J g Q- ,o you Uie Wg.
Coat, reg. price $9.88 now $4.95 Coat, reg. price $9.90 now $4.95 wiU giv pct service and satisfaction in get shoe values that it is possible to give and
a "g- '' " C- wice 12 50 oow " m?tTsTs5 S3 and uo S.'SJX
Soecial Ladies Shirt Waists 98 cents Misses shoes values up to - " "
OUCUai liOUIW Ulllll uwow $2 50 the Pair $1.69 SPECIAL-Ladies Slippers, Oxfords and
Waists that would cost you $1.25 elsewhere and would be good values ' .... ' Pumps, about all sizes, in piteut leather, kiJ,
at that. A nice assortment of styles and materials for afternoon 98c Ladies and Misses shoes ami un itio..od) ear welt and turned soles,
wear. Your choice about all sizes, values up to values up to the pair i. Not ail sizes 98c
$3.50, the pair $1.98 certainly a bargain. The pair
Silk Hosiery for the Ladies ' I I
Another shipment of Kayser's Silk Hosiery just received. They are " V " 1W Do tl C IH
the best silk hose for the money you can buy. All sizes. JL JL & il iA M. A W
Anli-Trustlaw anil Growers' Organizations
(From the Oregoniiin.)
The ((lit 'tion whether fiirniers Hnd
f nil 1 1." rowiTu' cn-oiienitivo asaoeiations
hhitll be exempt from the operation of
ttiiti tniHt ItiwshuH been brought hetore
the hoiiiilo hy a coninmnicHtion from
N. C. Kiehiird.i. of North Yukimu,
whieh wiih presented hy Senator Jones
mid referred In roiuinillee. Ho sttites
tin; ease tor Hiirh asHociiifiona clearly
showing that tirodueers only get about
lit lier cent of the price paid by the ul
timiite cniiMiiiier, fi per cent paying for
ti Hiisportatnn and f2 per cent bein
cdiimmd in middlenien'a profits and
waste iiv diNtribution. 'lhe asNoi'intitir.s
eliminate Huh waste ami obtain better
prices fur the producer at lower cut
to the coiiHiiiiier. Congress will be
culled upon to frame laws bo that these
heix'licial cmiibinaiiiiis can continue,
while hurtful combinations shall be dis
solved. City Gets War Fever
l ocal residents stood on the doorsteps
at nun-tip yc.tcrilay morning to receive
the Morning Oregoniiin. 'lhe evening
be fore news of the death of four Amer
ican blue jackets and the wounding ol
"0 others in the taking of the Vera
t;iu evsti'-.n house was received and
war lever wus at high pitch. At the
presci I time the valley has but one
iih inter of the Oregon National Unard,
H.iiry Furred, of the clerical force of
(lie Apple tiroweis Association, who
is u member of Company II, Third reg
iment. !r. ('. r.rosius, who is on the in-
nctive li-t, is iniijer in the medical
corns of the National t'lUiird. lie is
now connected with the ('oast Reserve
Artillery, which, however, has received
no mil.
Fmil I). West Loses Home
The residence of Kmil P. West, near
Kir, whs burned early yesterday morn
ire,, 'lho conllagration is supposed to
have stait'jd from a tire in the cook
stove. Mr. West lost all of his house
hold goods and it was with dilliculty
that he removed his small children
throueh a bedroom window of the
house.
IIii had insurance to the amount of
$l,tM0 in the New llrunswick, repre
sented here by .ludgo A. O. liuck,
which partially eoveis his loss.
Initarian Church
Special attention is called to the two
evening services next Sunday. At 6
o'clock W. W. KottiU H will open a dis
cussion on "t'tioperulion in its relation
to the Hood "liner valley." At 7.K0
the popular musical oilers an attrac
tive program. Heading by Mr. Mac
lhxinld, "When Chiistian Met Apoll
jon." Messrs. (leu. aid Will .oils will
play a mandolin duct. Miss Maude
Carlisle will give a piano solo, and
Mrs. W. Fort Jackson will sing. All
lire invited. .
The members of the Hood River
Woman's club were hostesses yesterday
of the members of the White Salmon
Woman's club, the Underwood Woman's
club and the Dtilie Dulce club, the lat
ter nlwo of Underwood. Kvery provi
sion was made for the comfort of the
visitors who numbered about (if), A
luncheon was served at one o'clock at
the libraiy building, those being served
numbering 1 HI.
At L'.HO o'clock one of the most ex
cellent musical programs ever heard in
the city was rendered by Mrs. C. K.
Collin, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Koot and
O. T. Wedemeyer. The handsome lit
tle white assembly hall of the library
building, decorated with lilacs, was
crowded with appreciative listeners.
SERIOUS ACCIDENTS
NARROWLY AVERTED
Several serious accidents were nar
rowly averted Saturday. On Saturday
night, when returning to Ins t.ast Mde
home, l'eter Mohr, nut being aide to
ee far alien! of him in the darkness,
collided with three teams on the F'.iist
Side grade. "1 usually return home
before dark." says Mr. Mohr, "but had
to wait till the arrival of the boat bat
urdav to receive a horse. When 1
struck the bad place in the road 1 met
three teams. I drew off as far as I
could, but struck every one of the ve
hides. The last one was a pretty bud
collision, and the rig, in which Mr. and
Mrs. I' red Adams were driving, was
overturned. My tongue was broken
and the team ran away with me. I
stopped them i f ter a short distance
however." Hoth Mr. and Mrs. Adams
were sliehtly injured. All the partici
pants in the accident maintain that if
lights were installed on the grade, the
accident would not have happened.
Cul FM wards, while htading ties at
Woodworth station for W. K. Winans
fell from the car and sustained a pain
fully sprained forearm lhe young
man was brought to the Cottage hos
pital, where he is resting well.
Wjpon Unmanageable, Horse Killed
The brakes failing to hold, on ac
count of a protruding scantling, a
wagon loaded with slab wood and
driven by 11. !!. Karly for the Stanley
Smith Lumber Co., became unmanage
able on the Twelfth street grade Tues
day afternoon, running on the horses
and killing one that fell before the
wheels.
Mr. F!arly, who is considered one of
the best drivers of the community,
made an attempt to turn the team into
the alley leading between the Zolls and
Castner residences. One of the horses,
however, fell, its head being crushed
by a wheel. The load was brought up
on the side walk.
Haopv Store 1
Come With the Crowds to the
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Happy just because we are here and able so well to serve a happy, friendly people. Why! We wouldn't miss the
pleasure of the daily or weekly "howde do" and cordial greeting of old and and new friends for twice the amout of sales we
make. But IT IS FINE to do business under these conditions-makes the hardest and longest day the most pleasant. And
right now-when nature is donning her most radiant attaire, and the bounding pulse of Spring with its ever returning mes
sage of Hope.is in every normal person's veins-you'll find that spirit reflected in this store's personnel, its stocks.its policies,
its treatment of every man, woman, child or dog that enters its doors. Now for the banner Spring business of our history.
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K I XT If 'uu"",c
UK ItulmiK MUIIMK
Free Sewing Machines
Join the Club now forming
$1.00 A WEEK
Make Your Home Happy Too
Reduce the grind of housework to the absolute minimum by
furnishing the modern equipments.
A New Rug or Linoleum
Will brighten up the whole house and be' a lasting pleasure to you.
9x12 Brussels Rugs $9.75
9x12 Wool Fibre Wool Rugs... 7.95
9x12 Velvet Rugs 19.50
Genuine Crex Rugs 49c to 12.00
5 yr. guaranteed Linoleum ,. 65c yd.
Inlaid Linoleum 98c yd. up
Printed Linoleum low as 50c yd.
Sunfast Fibre Matting. 45c yd.
Tke'UvSatiifactorY .RafleJ
ECONOMICAL
EFFICIENT
DURABLE
Keep the dust down
, with a
0'Cedar Mop
$1.50
The greatest lahor sav
er of the day. Cleans,
polinhi'M, brightens, everything-
l'lioneforone
We will send it by mail
Return if unsatisfactory.
$6.75
r oBnc
THE HAPPY BABY
is the one that itets the most out of doors
Fulton Uo-Carts up
Vtt!iBfsiiT -'--" w-J
Money Back
Mowers
Absolutely without equal
$6.60 toJ7.10
SPFXIAL!
16 in. Mower
$2.80
E. A. FRANZ CO., Hood River, Oregon
C. I. Dal in I)is at Rooster Rock
Charles I. Dukin, who for many years
was a resident or una vaney, passeu
iiway at his home at Booster Roek last
rrniay. ine reniHius 01 nr. nmoii
ere hrounht here and iunerai services
were eondueted hunuay auernoon ai
the Hartmess chapel hy the local
sonic lodge, of which the deceased was
a member, burial following at the Idle-
wilde cemetery.
Mr. liakin had been ill tor more tnnn
a ycBr, never huvui luny ricovervea
for an operation, lie was survived tiy
his wife, two sons and a daughter. The
is, C. U. Dakin am! W. W. Dukin,
both reside here. Mrs. Ina UeMoss,
the surviving daughter, is a resident of
Rooster Hock.
Mr. Dukin was born at Pigby, Nova
Scotia, in 18;12. He removed to Caroll,
Maine, when a young man and was
married there on June 3, 18.13, to Miss
Kuth Kliza Dohle. In lSf.ti he and his
wife moved to St. Anthony, at present
Minneapolis, Minn. The following No
vember he removed to the hardwood
belt of Minnesota, where he hoincstesd
cd a tract of land. He moved with his
family to eastern Oregon in 18H8 and
came to Hood River in l'JOl.
Mr. Dakin resided here until 1907,
when he removed to Forest drove. He
herame a resident of Rooster Rock in
WW.
'I he funeral services were conducted
Sunday by Rev. J. L. Hershner, a
member of the Masonic Fraternity.
Mr. Ilakin had been a Mason for more
than ;10 years. He was also a member
of tho G. A. R.
Association Official te Meet Growers
Manager A. W. Stone, of the Associ
ation has arranged to meet the growers
of the valley at a series of pubic meet
ings to he held beginning next Mon
day. They are called for the purpose
of presenting to the growers for their
approval the new cooperative growers'
contracts. Arrangements have been
made to have present at each of these
meetings several speakers familiar
with the plan, including H. K. David
son, president of the Distributors,
Wilmer Sieg, salesmanager of the Dis
tributors, and others familiar with the
local cooperative Association work.
Members of the growers' cominitee,
who formulated the cooperative plans.
will also be present at these meetings.
Following is a schedule of the meet
ings as arranged:
Monday, April 27, at 7.30 p. ni. at
the Fine lirove school house.
luesday, April 28, at 7.30 p. m. at
the Udell school house.
Wednesday. April 29, at 7.30
at the Oak Grove school house.
Thursday, April 30, at 7.30 p. m. at
the Frankton school house.
Friday, May 1, at 7.30 p. nu at the
Dee school house.
Saturdav. Mav 2. a 2 v. m.. at Mc-
flsaac's hall, Parkdale.
Siiturday, May Z. at 7.3" p. m. ai
dribble's hall, Mount Hood.
Monday, May 4, at 7.30 p. m. at the
West Harrett school, Barrttt.
All grpwers are invited to be present
at these meetings.
East Side Bond Offer Criticised
An advertisement appearing in the
issue of yesterday morning's News,
making an offer of $75 and accrued in
terest fur each $100 worth of bonds up
to $5000 par value of the bonds recently
delivered by the Kast Pork Irrigation
District to the stockholders of the East
Fork Irrigating Co., was severely crit
icised by C. R. Bone, president of the
District. Mr. Bone declares that such
an ofter will seriously affect bids of
bond buyers for the remaining portion
of the district issue, which was aver
tised last week.
The district bonds are . considered as
good as government bonds, having
13.000 acres of land in the beet portion
of the valley behind them.
"Holders of the bonds can borrow,
; at the, local banks, more than $75 per
hundred on the bonds as security,"
says Mr. Bone.
FOR RENT
Want To rent Hinall nimlstirrt ootln re for
liKht housekeeping. W02 Hull H. tel. K.'iS. a:40
For Itpnt Hone fnnipk-lelv
Mrs. Sutlliolt, 409 Ninth Ave.
furnished,
n in
For Rent S rooms nnd b:iih, nioiti rn con
venleneeK. Oenileinan will t' ke tinmd as rent
Address F. K. l'aull, Ueueral liellvery, llnod
River, OreKoD. nnl
For Kent Two furnislied sleeping mom
downsltiirs. gentlemen preferretl. Phone jr-ci
or call ;!0i SherniHii Ave.; Mrs. J.VV. Perlgo. u'.HI
p. m.
Nursey StocR for Sale
We have lor sale 20,000 l,'rtr trees,
well grown and well routed. .1. K. Nun
aiimkor, phone 5t'S9. j'."Jti
Sad Death of Miss Miller
One of the saddest deaths of the year
in the valley was Unit Tuesday of Miss
Mabel lone, the 15 year old daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Miller, of the
Frnnkton district, who succumbed to
an atnek of diphtheria. The young
lady had been sick but three days and
news of her death was a severe shock
to her schoolmates and friends.
The body was interred yesterday
morning at ldlewilde cemetery. Fu
neral services were conducted at the
grav' side hy Kev. W. U. Young, pas
tor of the Ashury Methodist church.
Two solos were sung by Mrs. C. II.
Sletton.
Harriman Club Will Play Sunday
The Harriman cluh, of Fortland, will
cross bats with the Hood River base
ball team Sunday. The Harriman club
is said to have one of the best amateur
teams in the state and the locals, with
their aggregation of good men, will
give them a warm contest Sundhy.
Rubber Stamp Ink at this office.
Danforth Will Go to San Frincisco
Richard S. Danforth, who has ac
cepted an offer from L. F. Gerdet.
who now has charge of trie construction
j of the Stockton street tunnel in San
j Francisco, will sever his connection
I with the Hydro-Electric Co., of which
I he has been manager for more than a
year, and leave the first of May for a
I visit in Gardiner, Me., and Boston,
! with relatives. Mr. Danforth will re
turn to San Francicso and assume his
duties with Mr. Gerdetz, with whom he
I was formerly associated in fortland.
i Mr. Gerdetz is well known in ent'in-
jeering circles, both in this country and
in Europe, having had charge ol a
number of difficult tunnel jobs.
1 he Hydro managership will be taken
in charge by J. Humphreys.
Btate of Ohio, City of Toledo, I
Lucas County. f
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he la
senior partner of the firm of P. J. Cheney
& Co., doinsr business In the City of To-l.-do.
County and State aforesaid, and
that said firm will pav the sum of ONE
JH'NPUEI) HOLLARS for each and ev
i rv case of Catarrh that cannot be cured
by the use of HAI.L'9 CATARRH CFRE.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Rworn to before me and subscribed In
my preenee, this 6th day of December,
ASek)! A. W. GLEASON,
- Notary Public.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken Internally
nnd acts directly upon the blood and mu
cous surfaces of the system. Send for
testimonials, free. .
F. J. CHENEY A CO.. Toledo, O.
Hold bv nil nrtntitists. 75c.
Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
For County Sanreyor
R. A. McOhinathan, C. K annoMnce
j his candidacy for the nomination of
l ontitv Mirvovor at tne xtepnoueaii pri
mary to he "heli! May 15. 1U, flood
River County, Oregon. "Better roads
for less ntouev."
vFd.adv.) ' R. A. McCLAXJ.THAX.
Oakdale Greenhouses
Bedding Plants, Geraniums, Salvia
Verbena, etc. Also a good lot of
I'errenials. Come after May 25th and
Bee Peonies in bloom and have them
marked for you for Fall planting.
We'll io the rest A good plan to
follow in shrubs and roses, t
If yon want Daffodils, Xorcissns
Tulips, order in Summer and have
tbeni planted in Oct., Nov. and Dec.
Fletcher ra Fletcher
Phone 4738 Hood River
ri.r fieiiL .irai it nrv, mm ii.vii ii.nii.t-
basementl and bath; modern plumlitnir, wall
lust linled; phone A. K. Howes. :
rrospeci Ave. j-ii
For Kent for Due Year MO acres at Camas
Prairie. 20 acres In Timothy Meadow niosi ol
balance sod; plowed last Kail. Ii. E. Duncan
4 Co. nilSIf
For Kent l.iKht
Phone Wl.
housekeeping rooms.
fitf
FOR SALE
Fine piece Porl Ian 1 property rented to ex
change for ranch up to JiKIijO or R. A
Mctlanalhan, Sun Park St., Hood River. a.
For Kale Hardie hand sprayer complete
Hh hose, nozzle, pressure guttge, ect. Tele
phone Oilell S14. a.:itr
For Male A team of work horses. I'hone
1x2 a:0
For Rale-One fli.e full blood J rsey heifer
from one ol the finest cow ot the Valley. Aire
It months and will be fresh D -cemeer 1. In
quire of t'has. SlrHimlinii phnneo-in a il)
For Sale A good team of black mares Willi
harnesa. A bargain to someone want ing a
nicetesm. Will drive double or simile. Ap
ply to John L. King, opposite Belmont church
Hood River, phoue maT. n:K
FOR RENT
Blacksmith Shop, 12 St.
Inquire of T. W. Tweedy,
1217 Twelfth St.
OrPhon2J72 . ar-30
For Sale Hood tried brood Mows bred bv
registered Berkshire boar. Also Durham row 3
years old. Henderson A .Mckay, U. t. D No
i. phone Odeil !. m"
For Sale Barred Kock egg and thorough
bred Spits puppy. Tel. 1701. Z3
Fggs for Hatrhlng-Karred Plymouth Kock
esgs from hslchnitfs of t lie n. A. t Kxperi-
niental tMttou from hens whicli lay over 2 0
eg a year, inreriue eggs replaced. A I in
ited supply t i. Mi per 15; also, two co.'kerls
from ame stock at JJiU F. E. Matt, ti le-
pnoue oil'?. aw
For Hale -A Registered Jersey Bull. Oregon
King's Overlook UHiUI, six months old. Also
young Jersey cow will be fresh soon. Also
sow I year uud :i mouths old. H. U. Zilllaeua
tel. ri-'.il. b23
For Sale-Kddie s strain H. C. White Leu
horn and Indian Hnnner duck eggs for aettlnf
Pen No. 1. J.i for 15; Pen No. 2, H nr S15. Also
Knglish jieneiled Indian Kunner duek eggs,
per selling ol II fi.ij, IS are Si 50. All Infertile
eggs replaced If relumed t me within 12 days
with charges prepaid. Day old chicks. Pen
No, I fiO ei ins each. Pen No. a. ail cents etch.
t. M. F.ddie, It. I). 3, box 170, Hood Kiver.
Phone rsM. nil'ilf
For Sale at llig Reduetlons-A 50 by 1W foot
lot and S room house on Hlale Htreet for only
!i:m. Also a 50 by 150 foot lot and 4 room
hoiie on Sherman Avenue for IIOGO. Kasy
Terms. A. W. Onthank, 305 Oak Street, Hood
River. in'itf
For Hale Settings oriornnghhred barred
ria-ks, god winter layers, 75e setting of 15 eggs
John C, Duckwall, phone odell ii. a2i
For Ssle A second hand buggy and cart,
also hor-e. J. W. McDonald, telephone Odell
177. fl9tf
For Sile Hartlett and D'AnJoo pear trees.
M. O. Downing, phone 6689. d3S tf
ForSa'e-One and two year old D'AnJou
pear trees, 4 tod ft, Thrifty stock with large
nans. Culler Bros. - dtl-tf
For Sale Tracts In Paradise Farm can be
bought now al very attractive prices. Inquire
of Mrs. Aimstr'-ng, owner, Stat and Thirteen
th streets, ffitf
For Sale-Hlngle combed white leghorn cock
erels. House painting, tinting or papering,
carriage or aulo painting. Will take hav or
carrots for work.-U. M. Eddie, R. F. D. No. 8,
Phone ft ;S7. d4-tf
WANTED
MISCELLANEOUS
Lost At Odell hall grounds, 1 pair gold rim
mel gxses. Please return t Mrs. D. Bteven
son, K. V. D. No. I. Phone 497. R.
Wa ted wurk for man and tam, B. H.
Crr, R. i . I). No 3. 30
For Sale or Exchange For anything ot val
ue, HiHi m equity in lai acres 5 miles North
west of Newberg, Oregon. Owner, Paul l.mh
uilllere. Dee, Oregou. aJU
Notice I have secured "Wkertls from the
Oregon Aniieultuial college with record o' 2111 1
eggs. Why not get sellings f om trap-nested
stock? I have them. You can plc your or-!
der now. Your choice ot Barred PI vtnoulh j
Kock and Columbia Wyandotte Also a nen i
of each lor sale. Ad iress V. T. Beauregard,
WW Eugene St., phone t.m. ni7
First class Dry Wood-Will deliver any
where ou East side or city. Also n.in-trrigaled
potatoes ol best seed. Ielivered In citv or
evinntrv. Phone your orders i T. Absheror
J. W. Hale. 303 Odell or :xl Oilell. a23
strayed From my ranch on Belmont, one
b'aek nig six weeks oM with white face and
feet. Phone 5K!8. F. E. Knowlea. aSS
Pure ltiood Crystal White Orpingtons, bred
to lay. Eggs for batching, SI .00 per fifteen.
Phone 5511. a30
Lost-Silver cnn.gold Inside, engfaved "Elis
abeth Jane lfOf." l.ost last week at 9th and
Oak St. Return to H10 Oak St. . Reward. a2
lxst On April 13 between Willow Fist and
P. D. Thompson sn amomoblle chain, Ketnrn
to C. D. Thoinpsou. a)
For Trade-?2 seres with fine Improvements
located lust outside of Eugene. Oregon, for
modern home In Citv of Hisd Kiver. Address
V, D. Havens, 811 Park 8L, Eugene, Or. a30
Takfci Cp A bay pony came to my plir
about three weeks ago and I have taken him
up and will hold him subject to teed and
charges. D. K. Malheny, Hood River. 23
For Sale Ten Pekln ducks, good laving
strain. Also Jersey bull calf 3 week old. Roy
Ranisby, Hood Kiver, Oregon, yuarter of
mile west of laundry. ail
TYPEWRITERS For sale or rent on easy
terms A. W. Onthank a31-U
Daters, Tads and Rubber Stamps of
every description at this office.