HOOP H1VER GLACIER, THURSDAY, JANUARY 14, 1915
THE SQUARE DEAL
STORE
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In the Market
Oliver Plows, P & 0 Plows and
Discs, Osborne Spring and
Peg Tooth Harrows
5, 7 and 9 tooth Cultivators
Planet Jr. Garden Tools
Bean Spray Pumps
Bicycles and Bicycle Sundries
Your Trade Solicited
d. Mcdonald
TlilkD AND CASCADE STS.
HOOD RIVER, OREGON
"MOW THAT the holidays are
over we will call your attention
to solid economical eats. You will
find a good line at the
CASH GROCERY
E. E. KAESSER, Proprietor
Saved Much Toward That Home?
Does It Seem as if You Would Have
To Pay Rent Forever?
Let us help you solve the problem of a home. We
have a city lot on which we will build the
house you desire.
Here's Your Part.
Pay a small per cent down and spread the balance
as monthly rent over a term of years. Ti This is a
splendid opportunity to get the home you want, at
the price you want to pay, and on your own terms.
H There's just one chance, so come in and talk it over.
"Always at Your Service"
Stanley-Smith Lumber Co.
Telephone 2171
F. 11. SNYDKR
1!. 15. 1'OWKI.l,
Hood River Plumbing Co.
SANITARY PLUMBING
AND HEATING & & j&
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Attended. Estimates Furnished.
Phone 1541
Cor. 2m & Cascade, opp. Hotel Oivjron
' W In r
THE HOME OF
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Make known to us in person
or by phone your wants in
the grocery line, and we will
do the rest, which means
the best!
POMONA GRANGE
COMMENDS COURT
The most iunificant ction of the
organization meeting cf the Hood Riv
er county Pomona grange at the Pine
Grove grange hall on Wedneaday of
laat week waa the adoption of a resolu
tion of thanka and commendation for
the county court because of action rel
ative to the pruning of itema in the
general budget. The reaolution adopted
reada as follows:
"Whereas, Our county court haa been
publicly criticised by the daily and
weekly prena and also by the public
meeting in Hood Hiver a few daya ago,
and,
"Whereas, We believe the county
court'a action in dealing with a conaid
eration of the ta budget waa fair,
justified and undeserving any criticism,
ami,
'Whereas, The airking of our county
court to change its action on ,tbe tax
budget after legal time for its consid
eration has expired is unwise, uncalled
for and will soon lead to its annull-
ment, .... j
Tho.ornro Tie it resolved, bv Hood
RiverVounty Pomona grange, now aa
sembled, that it believes our annual
tax budget ia one worthy of our pro
tection and any attempt to weaken its
enforcement should be strongly re
sented, and,
!( it further Roanlverf. That. 0WW2
to our present financial condition and
. i : t
circumstancea aurrounuwg sumo m
appropriations which were considerably
reduced by the county court, their ac
tion shall be highly commended, that
. ....( r.t thank hp extended them.
and that copy of this resolution te
gent to tnem signed ojr our nmoicr au
secretary.
The new Pomona grange has a mem
bership of 105, the greatest member
ship of any ever receiving a charter in
Oregon. Officers wera elected as fol
lows: C. P. Johansen, W. M. A. I.
Mason. O. ; F. C. Sherrleb. 8. ; R. E.
Miller. A. S. ; Ollie M. Msson, C. : W.
H. Bucher, treas. ; Nettie Thorn, Sec.
H. Hann. ti. K.; Mrs. J. M. Wishart,
Ceres; Mrs. Zora DeWitt, Pomona;
Mrs. C. I.. IJones, Flora, and Mrs. E.
W. Dunbar. A. 1-. S.
The committee on resolutions waa
appointed as follows: J. H. Mohr, W.
H. Uucher and Mrs. Anna K. Baker.
knthrvn Ml,r and Mrs.
Nettid Thorn were appointed on the
press committee.
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Hunt Paint & Wall Paper Co.
Complete line of PAINTS, OILS, BRUSHES, lite.
Heath & Milligan Mixed Paints
Glidden's Varnishes
Room Mouldings
Bulk Calcimine Mixed to Order
Plate and Card Rail
Dry Paste
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Protestor Heard From
Hood River, Ore., Jan. 0, 1915.
To the editor: It Is with consider
alilo surprise that 1 note in the Glacier
. . .. i- L II
or Jan. v, an intimation oi me tecn
being put in operation in connection
with the discussion of the annual tax
LuiJeet. most of all to find it almost, if
not quite, the subject of your leading
ed tonal.
Anv citizen of Hood River county
who has a eane idea of the meaning of
the recall would never think of apply
ina at oresent this threat on the
piiunl v court.
What are the facta regarding the
acitation over the proposed appropria
tion of $2000 for the exhibit at San
Francisco as given to us through your
columns and of your" contemporaries?
This Mr. Havlin anil Mr. Iiutler asked
the cotintv court to out the $2,000 in
the budget. They did bo. They also
proceeded to ask somebody else the
people of the county if they o. k.d
the two gentlemen's desire. A lot of
them said No. A lot of them paid no
attention, believing the county court
were wise enough to do the square
thinn. A ot of them said yes, ana
also howled monsback, tightwad, et
cetera, at not only the "No crowd," but
even the county court and added insult
to iniurv bv intimating they would
start the recall, and all over a paltry
difference of $500. because as they
claim, the county court is run by a
small bunch of knockers.
If cvervhodv will think a moment
they will see the easiest thing for the
court to do would be to follow the Lm-
pcrorWilhelm style of exercising its
ollii'ial iuiu'iiona, insiuuu ui nlvl"K
their constituents a chance at realizing
thu Jcirersonian ideal iii local self
government.
Further, if some of the "Yes crowd'
will take the pains to cultivate the
acquaintance of the members of the
court, they will suddenly realize that
there are no other three citizens ot me
county further removed from the boss
ism of anv clique, social prestige or
political influence than they. Further
that no court has wished to follow the
wishes of the greatest number of their
constituents more than they, as evi
denced bv their constant effort to in
form the people of what they are doing
and are intending to do.
This is written with no intention of
discussing the merits pro and con re
garding the publicity lunri, nor any
memory.
1 he ullicers of the Post, and the del
egntt'S named to attend the Mc.Min-i-
ville encampment next June are
respectfully as follows:
T. H. I weedy. I'mii. : .1. William
S. V. ('.. ; S. (Ypplr. J. V. I'. ; .l"'lm A.
U ilsnii, M. . S. i ri.vlh.'. Adj. ;
'llmr-. tliif. Sing.; ;itil'i .1 Smitl.,
(hap.; tt:wtuii Dluik. U. of I). , Jo.
Prazier, Sr.. O. of G. ; delegate. J.
WilhuriiB ; alternates, Jas. A. King,
Sanford Smith. Newton I'lark was
installing ollicer.
The Corps officers, delegates and
alternates are respectively as follows:
Jennie C. Hentley, Pres.; Lizzie An
derson, 8. V.; Adah Laraway, J. V. ;
Gertrude Stark, Treas. ; Mary J. Rig
liy, Chap. ; Alberta Stead, ('ond. ; Alida
Shoemaker. Ass't Cond. ; Kathryn Gill,
Guard; Nancy Wilson, Asa't Guard;
Correan Stranahan, Sec. ; Jennie Whit
comb, Pat. Ins.; Susie Lynn, Press
("or. ; Lydia Sumner, 1st Col. H. ; Ger
trude Stranahan, 2nd C. H. ; Curmen
Poivell, JUd C. 1?. ; Anna Staufler, 4th
C. H. ; Myrtle Littlefield, Mus. ; dele
gates, Jennie Whitcomb, Correan
Stranahan, Anna Nichols, Myrtle Lit
tlefield, Adah l.Braway, Alberta Stead;
alternates. Carmen Powell, Susan
Dean, Nettie May, Mary J. Rigby,
Lizzie Anderson, Gertrude Stranahan.
Mrs. Alida Shoemaker was installing
otlicer.
F.xchange Distributes 15 fents Per Box
On last- Thursday affiliated growers
of the Apple Growers Exchange re
ceived the sum of 15 cents per box on
the pools of commercial varieties of
apples. The Kxehange, just before
Christmas distributed U) cents per box.
On early pools, a far larger ium has
been paid out.
The Kxehange, without deducting
charges for paper, etc., has now dis
tributed 25 cents per box on late pools.
0.A.CSII0RT COURSE
WILL BE BETTER
The winter short course at the Ore
gon Agricultural College, which com
menced Jan. 4. it in every way better
than it was last vear. The enrollment
now numbers almost 225, not including
students registered in the regular
courses, which it about 50 more than
the registration at this time last year.
The courses of instruction are better
than last year, and they include several
distinctly new features.
The principal object of the winter
short course it to provide, in the most
compact and practical way, the largest
amount of information and training in
scientific agriculture that four weeks
at a completely equipped agricultural
college can afford, at a season of the
year when the farmer can best snare
the time from actual farm work. It is
the purpose of the college to take this
as one of the means of enriching and
improving rural life, by pointing out
resources not yet utilized or enjoyed.
Instruction it offered in all branches
of agriculture including horticulture,
agronomy, dairy husbandry, animal
husbandry, veterinary science, zoology,
bacteriology, entomology and poultry
husbandry. The course in home eco
nomics, including the branches of do
mestic science and domestic art,
proving very popular. Although the
registration it mostly over, yet there
are a few new students added to the
list every day.
Children Coughs Children's Colds
Itwth Are Serious
When one of your little ones shows
symptoms of an approaching odd give it
lr. Hell's Pine-Tar-Honey at once. It
acts quickly, and prevents the cold I grow
ing worse. Very healing soothes the
luugs, lonsene tlie mucous, strengthen,
the system. Its guaranteed. Only 25c.
at your druggist. liny a bottle today.
lliickUui's Arnica salve for sorps.
T. J. Annala it in Corvallis taking
work in the winter short course at the
Oiegon Aricultural College.
Howard H. Green, of Parkdale, is
registered in a course of mechanic arts
at the winter short course tt the Ore
gon Agricultural College in Corvallis.
Miss Gretchen Boerlien it in Corval
lis taking dometsie science work at the
winter ebort coarse at the U. A. U
W. II. Yates, formerly of Pee, it
now in Corvallis with hit family taking
instruction at the winter short course
tt the Oregon Agricultural College.
BROSIUS PRESIDENT
OF COMMERCIAL CLUB
Dr. F. C. Brosius will head the Com
mercial club this vear. At the meeting
of organization of the board or direc
tors Wednesday night of last week, Dr.
Brosius was elected president by his
fellow members. H. E. Scott was
elected to the secretaryship of the club
during the absence of C. N. Havlin,
who wi have charge of the horticul
tural displays of the state nf Oregon at
the San Francicso exposition.
Dr. PriosiuB is a pioneer physician
of Hood River. He has always been
aligned with civic ami business prog
ress. He has been mayor of the city
of Hood River and has been an efficient
and earnest worker for many terms on
the city council. The members of the
uoara oi director- oi ine comm-rcini
club now are: Dr. Hrosius, R. E.
Scott. C. F. Gilbert, J. H. Heilbron-
ner, E. O. Hlanchar, H. B. Perigo and
I). G. Cruikshank.
Try This for Neuralgia
Thousands of people keep on suffering
with neuralgia because tjiey do not know
what to do for it. Meuralia is a pain in
the nerves. What you want to do is to
soothe the nerve Itself. Apply Sloan's
Liniment to the surface over tliepaintul
part do not rub It in. Sloan 8 Liniment
penetrates verv quickly to Hie sore, irri
tated nerve and allavs the iiilluiiiinat'oii
Get a b.ftle of Sloan's j.inlinent (or 25c
of any druggist and have it in the house
against colds, sore and swollen joints,
InnihSL'O, sciatica and like aili ents
Your money hack if not satislled, hut it
dops give almost instant relief.
Spring Weatljer jn January
A typical spring crowd was In the
city Saturday afternoon. All business
men noted the uniisuallv larcfe crowd
for a winter day. However, the
weather was balmy, A chinnok on
Friday had cut away a large portion of
.1 !. . L II .1 t .
me six-men snowiau, auu uiu whko
h.iiiina unit o,iiiut.ir,a luu.a nuiiDino llniir
River people to think of early spring
Ranchers, however, wpuld prefer
mure snow fall. The precipitation for
me winter nas oepn very ngni.
This s A Had Month
The indoor life of winfer, with lack of
outdoor exercise, puts a heavy load on
the kidneys. .Nearly everybody suffer
from rheumatism, backache, pain in
sides and hack, kidney and bladder ail
merits. A bac kache mav not mean any
thing serious, hut it certainly does not
meiiiiH anvtliiim good. It s oeuer to tie
on the sale side und to tuko Frdev Kid
ney I'ilU to strengthen and invfgoraio
the kidneys and helplliem dotlieir worK
Thev help rid the blood of acids and poi
s..n;. SiM hy Ikis. N. Chu te.,
Astronomy Lecture at l.ilmiry
Ais iiLiidtint f what lulefct investigu
lions in geology and astronomy indicate
other feature of the tax budget, but to
call attention to an unmerited attack
upon the integrity of three of our most
etlicient publie officials at a time when
any discussion as to how to wrest our
selves from our present straightened
circumstances stirs'to white heat the
passions of Hood River's unfortunate
apple growers.
The recall as initiated by the Ameri
can people has been for the purpose of
removing inefficient or dishonest offi
cials and to mention it in the above
connection deems to me exceedingly
out of place. Protestor.
A dry, hacking cough is hard on the
lungs, often causing thepj to bleed. Pal
lard's Horehound Syrup ia a healing
balm that quickly repairs damage in the
lungs and air passages, Price 25c, 50
an.l 1 per bottle. Sold by C. K. Clarke.
Parkdale School Has Best Spellers
During the month of December the
Parkdale school pupils led Hood River
county public schools in spelling, hav
ing an average grade of 97 per cent.
The Parkdale spellers were leaders the
month before. The Barrett school was
a close second with a grade of i5.08
per cent.
Local Druggist Makes
(Many Friends
C. X. Clarke, druggist, reports they
are making many friends through the
quick benefit which Hood River people
receive from the simple mixture of buck
thorn bark, glycerine, etc., known as
Adler-i-ka. This remedy became famous
by curing appendicitis and it is the most
thorough bowel cleanser known, acting
on both the lower and upper bowel. Just
one dose of Adler-i-ka relieves constipa
tion ond gas on the stomach almost
immediately.
Summoni
Id the Circuit C'onrt of iha fti -J
tor lb Cuuuty ot Hood Hiver.
Watt Land Uomri ot lot 8uu of Orefoo. -
riiDun,
Tt
Wrren E. Davenport, Jlarnlln Dirmport,
aud C. X. bcirticr. J-Wfniluu.
To Warren E. iMvenporl and Marrnllna Da.
Tiiun, me anova iuuum aeteudanu:
In oainaoMbCMtateorOrrvnn. ran in
berrlr required to ai pfr and aunwor I lie
complaint nied acninut you In the imve en
tilled ault ou nr before Tundajr. tli 1Mb day
ol February, WIS, aud if you fall ao to appear
and aunwrr aald complaint, for want thereof
lb plalutin will take Jotlnment against yoo
or i rvuci prayeu lor iu in complaint,
l-wit:
for Judcment aralnat you and each of yon
lor the auiu or l.uuiuu. a itb lulemt thereon
at the rale of it percent per annum from tbe
ith day of Noveiuoer, Ml; lor the further
urn of tJUO iu aiiorney'a feea, and for plain
tin eoKta, and dinburneineiita made and ex.
pended herein, and for the forrt-loaure of that
certain monHiie made and eiecu ed by you
to the plaliitllt on the lltn day of bVptrinber,
and for the aalenf the r.l property de
scribed therein to aatury aald Judgment, lo
wlt: "I'ommenclcf at a point 40 rod north of
the aouthraat corner of tbe nortbweM quarter
ol aertlon tblrty foiir. In Uiwnahlp three uiTlh
ramie ten eal of Willamette Meridian, at the
not thcal corner of laud owned bv Mont
gomery: running thence north on quarter
aeclton line forty ro la, to HieaoiitheaMt corner
of land owned by C'bai lea Miller; thence wrat
alorg aald Miller wiutb line eighty rods,
thehue south along eat line nf laud owned by
Hruno r'ranc eighty rods f the soulb line of
aald northwest quarter, thence east on said
soirtli line forty-eight rods to tbe southwest
corner of said Montgomery's land; thence
nortb along Montgomery's west line forty
rods; thence east along Montgomery s nortb
line thirty-two rods, to place of heglnulng,
coulalnlug XI acrea, more or leas. Also a tract
described as follows: Commencing at a point
foiiy rods south of the northeast oorner of the
northwest quarter of said section 84, In said
township aud range, on the east line ol said
northwest quarter, running llienoe west ten
rods; theuce Nortb ten rodai thence Ksst ten
rods, aud thence Mouth teu rods to point Of
begluning, containing Hitl square rods; '
And In case the proceed of said sale should
be Insufficient to satisfy said Judgment, then
for ludgineot over against you for aucb defici
ency. Tbla Mummon Is served upon yon by publi
cation la tbe Hood Hiver (ilsvler, a weekly
newspaper of general circulation, published
at Hood River, Oregon, by order of tbe Hon.
E. E. Htsnton, Judge of the County Court of
the State of uregon, lor Hood Hiver County,
duly made and entered on the lctb day of
December, 1014,
Tbls Summons Is dated and first published
this 17th day of December, A. D. 1W14.
A. 4. DKRBY.
dl7-J8l Attorney for f lalntlfT.
SUMMONS
In the Circuit Court of the Rtate of Oregon
for tbe County of Hood Hiver.
W. II. Musser, Plaintiff
vs.
Orton A. Graham aud Ida M. tJra
ham. Ills wife; A. K. HIkkx and An
ns K, Hlggs his wife; William tf.
Albertsoii anil Nellie Alliertsou, his
wife; H. I. Duuford and Annie K.
!)un lord, his wile; W.E. Iiuiil'ord snd
Rose Diinlorrt, his wife; Vernelt J.
Jolinson(wtio is sometimes known
as lleruelt J. Johnson) and Jane
lloe Johnson. Ill" wife; H, K. Sni der
and Marian Mulder, his wire;
Anna V. Kramer, . fc. btrayer.
andA.C. Marsh, Trustee; also all
other persona or parties unknown
claiming any right, title, estute, lien
or Interest Iu the real estate de.
scribed ill the complaiut herein,
ilefelldeuts.
To Vernett J. Johnson (who Is sometimes,
known as llernett J. Johnson) and Jane J)ie
Johnson, i,ls wUV and (J. I:, tttrayerj also all
other persons or hartics unknown claiming
any right, tit le, estate, lieu or Interest in the
real estate described in the complaint herein,
of Die shove named det'i'mlatits:
In the Name ol the Hlate ol Oregon, you and
each of you are hereby required to appear and
answer Hie second amended complaint
filed against you In the above entitled suit
within six weeks from the date of the
first publication of this summons, town,
on or before Ihe fourth day of February,
litis, anil if you lull Ui appear ami answer, for
want thereof lite plantitl' will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded In plaintiff s
second amended complaiut on file In the
above entitled suit, towll, for a decree fore
closing that certain mortgage, dated October:!
I'Jlll, made and executed by Orton A. Uraham
and Ida M. Graham, his wife, in favor of K K.
('side and recorded in the records of Hood
River County, rtate of Oregon In Mortgage
Hook t on page ''JO, which said mortgage has
been assigned to planum herein, and lor the
sale ol all the rent property described In said
mortgage, which Is still subject to the lien
thereof, and described as follows, town; the
North One-Half (N-!) of Hie North one Half
(N.Ulof the Southwest OnarterfM.W. '4)or the
Northwest Quarter N.tt .!,) the HouMi One
Half (M.V ol til" Northwest cjuarter (N.W.'.I
or the Southwest Quarter (S.W.Ji); the
Southwest Quarter (H.W.' i) of the Southwest
Qusrter (.S.W.'4), stid the West One-Hall'
(V.j.) ;of the Southeast Quarter (s.E.)
of the Southwest Quarter (S.W.'.4) ol
Hectlon Twenty-lour ' (U In Township
One (I) North, Hiinge Ten (IU), bast ofWill
Hinelle .Mnrldiun, situated In Hood River
County, State ol Oregon, for the satlstactlou of
the Judgment prayed for In said second
amended complaint, agalust defendanls
Orton A. Oraham and Ida M. (mi
lium, his wife, for the sum of nine hundred
dollars i!HJ.(lii) with Intccest thereon at
Hie rale of nit per cent M ol per annum
from the lilth day ol Oclouer, lillii, until paid;
for the mrt Iter sum of sixty-eight dollars
(8 ;".ll, said sum being the unpaid Interest .on
one thousand dollars iJKMI.iO) Irom the JSIh
day of August, mia, until the Kith day of Oc
tober, 1:11:1; for the lurther sum of one hun
dred ti'eiity-flve dollars (lin.Oti) attorney's
fees und for iiioi'ims and disluirsements of tills
mill; Mr a fin l lier decreeMrriny and fureclos.
lug you. and each of you, and each aud every
person claiming by, through or under you,
or either of you, of all l ight, title, interest,
claim or estate In, or to any of the above de
scribed real property, and for such other and
funnel relief, as the i ourl may deem Just and
ciiiiitable in Ihe premises.
'1 Ins summons Is served upon you by puhlleu
tlon thereof, onee a week fo ' six mnsecutive
woeks. In the HihkI River illaner. pinsiiant
loan order of the Honorable K. K. Staulon,
County Judge of and for said Hood Hiver
County, Stale of Ongou, luude aud entered
December tilth, Wi4.
A. V. MIHDI.K KAl'KK,
HU H ARII K. WALTON,
Attorneys for 1'lalntllt.
VJ-SJ;! Henry Hldg., Portland, Oregon
Hate of first publication Ileceniber 24, 1HH.
Haleol last publication Kebiuary tin, llil.'i.
Notice to Creditors
In the County Court ot the State of Oregon,
for the County ol Jiiurt Hiver.
In the Matter of Ihe Ksisie of Aletha A,
Pettis, Deceased
oiiv N lieveby hiveti Ihiit ihe nndersianed
hi,.. Leetl l, (l. il tltMt by Ihe County I ourl ol
flood Htver i'.u,ni', nret'on. iHtiuiniMttitrii
ol I lie eiale ol A let lin . Pen i., tlc.vii-.cU. with
Hie Hill annexed, snd hits duly ualUlcd tin
such.
All persons having claims against the above
mentioned estate are hereby required lo pre
sent the same, properly verified, to the under
signed administratrix, at the office of A. J,
Derby, l lrst National Hank building, Hood
Hiver. Oregon, witiuii ix ;('.) mouths from the
date o this uotice.
Paled this lrih davof IVcember, A, D. lim.
KI.KA.NOK M. MAHANV'V,
dfjl Administratrix
Notice of Sale for Delinquent Assessment
Notice Is hereby given, that on the ;Wth day
of December, lull, a warrant was duly and
regularly Issued oy tbe Recorder of the City
of Hood Rter, Oregon, to me directed and de
livered, commanding me to forthwith adver
tise the properly mentioned and described
therein against which the assessment for the
cost ol iiu proving Kast Stale Street, in Hood
Ulver, Oregon, pursuant to Ordinance No. t12
ufs;ld city was made, and to sell said pro.
'perty or so oiUvh thereof as can be sold sepa
rately' to advantage suincieni 14. pay ?ald de
linquent assessment, together 'with interest,
costs and disbursements In the manner pro-
vidi'd by law and to return the proceeds of
such sale io tJ:e City Tieasurer of the City of
Hoon lover. Oregon, ana ine following is a
description of Ihe property against which as
sessment was levied and which Is delinquent,
snd gives the name of the person to Wliom if
was assessed, sml the amount of me assess
ment now due lo-wlt;
l,ot lour (4), in block one (1), In Highland
Adilltlou to Hood Hiver, Oregon; assessed to
Jos. O. i oinpklns; amount of assessment tst
Now, therefore. In pursuance of said war
rant and for the put pose of satisfying the de
linquent assessment mentioned therein, 1 will
on Saturday, the :ith day of January, IMfi, at
the hour of ten o'clock a. ni. of said dav, at
r-.-..., ,-r ,i,a ell. Uuii. i ihafiiDAi
Hood Hiver, County of Hood 'River, Stale of
Oregon, proceed lo sell at public suction to
the highest bidder, cash iu hand, the several
iraeisi.r parcels of laud above mentioned, or
so much (hereof as can be sold separately to
advantage autllclent to pay said deilnqneut
assessment, together with the Interest, costs
and disbursements provided by lsw, aud will
continue said sale from day lo day thereatter
until ssld property is sold, or so much there
of as may be necessary to satisfy said asaesa
menl. iiaied lit Hood River, Oregon, tills SStb day
of Decenibei', i'JU.
J.K.CARSON,
J2S Marshal of the City vl Hood River, Ore.
The liver loses its activity at times aud
needs help. Ilerbine is an effective liver
stimulant. It also purtlies the bowels,
strengthens digestions and restores the
strength, vigor and cheerful spirits.
Price 2.'c, 50c and 1 .03 per bottle. Sold
bv Chas. N. Clarke.
Maxwell "25" 2-passenger Roadster $725
yES, THERE ARE other good
motor cars but to avoid disp
pointment it's better to be sure and
buy a Maxwell "25-4", then you
know you have the best.
We have all car accessories and garage equip
ment, gasoline and oils. Repairs made.
HOWE & INGALLS
Fourth and Columbia Sts. Tel. 1361
Read- This
Before you buy. We ask you to call and inspect our
complete line of New and Second Hand Furniture,
Stoves and Ranges. Everything in house furnishings
We will take your old furniture or stoves
in exchange for NEW GOODS.
O. P. DABNEY & SON
Guaranteed Cheapest Outfitter
Agents for
Charter Oak Stoves
and Ranges
PHONE 3281
Cor. Fopbth and Statk Sts.
Does Your House Need
PAINTING?
NOW IS THE TIME TO PAINT
WE HANDLE
Sherwin-Williams Paint
"The Best On Earth"
THAT'S ALL
CHAS. N. CLARKE
The Glacier Pharmacy
Oregon Lumber Co.
Dee, Oregon
ALL KINDS OF LUMBER, SHINGLES
SLAB WOOD, ETC, CAN FURNISH
CEDAR SHIP LAP, ANY QUANTITY
Both Phones
Estimates Furnished
White River
Flour
Makes Bread Having the
Old Bready Flavor
AT YOUR GROCERS
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