The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, January 21, 1915, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextHOOD WVEIt OlAClEn. THDRSDAY. JANUARY si. 1915 THE SQUARE DEAL STORE For Most Up To Date Tillage Tools 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 TtllkD AND CASCADE STS. HOOD RIVER, OREGON 1UOW 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 THIS SPACE IS DEDICATED TO YOU Did you know that we maintain an information bureau and service department for your bene- fit? , Did you know that we are always willing to share whatever information we possess on the building game and its branches with you? Did you know that we are prepared to make working drawings of, and give estimates of cost of, anything from a chicken house to an office building? Now that you do know these facts, why not drop in and get better acquainted. "Always at Your Service" Stanley-Smith Lumber Co. Telephone 2171 K. 1!. SNYDKK 15. I!. POW K IX Hood River Plumbing Co. SANITARY PLUMBING AND HEATING & Turning and Sheet Metal Work. Gasoline En gine, Pumps, Rams. Repairing Promptly Attended. Estimates Furnished. Phone 1514 Cor. 2nd & Cascade, opp. Hotel Oregon I THE HOME OF QUALITY GROCERIES 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! M ELITE GROCERY J. R. KINSEY, Prop. rhone 4451. Bell nidjt. We tfive W Stamps Si Hunt Paint & Wall Paper Co. Complete line of PAINTS, OILS. BRUSHES, Etc. Heath & Milligan Mixed Paints GlidderVs Varnishes Room Mouldings Bulk Calcimine Mixed to Order Plate and Card Rail Dry Paste JSC ALL DAY DAIRY MEET SATURDAY, JAN. 30 An all day diiry meeting will be held here Saturday, January 30, at the rooms of the Commercial club. The meeting convene at 10 o'clock. when a detailed report of the accom- tlithmenti of the Hood River Cream er U0 to the present time will be sub mitted. Not only are the stockholders of the local creamery invited to be present, but alao all men and women interested in dairying or who are con templating men business. C. E. Collin, secretary of the cream- Fry, has Kitts. o EARLY SENDS APPLES TO ROYAL ROSARIANS Cbss. T. Esrly, manager of the Ore gon Lumber Cu. and the Mount Hood nauway company, recently aent boxes of Hood Kiver'a hat the Koyal Koaarians to be used on tbei ju.i.ei.ng lrip to fian Kranclsco and other southern cities. The fruit made a Rooa impression. Mr. Early baa re oeivea the following letter from the n urinaria : "In behalf of the Roval Rnaari.n. want to thank vou for tha n h.. apples which you sent them to he : 1 Ei u .. . ,,,u ,u in j-ereiveu itucis irum c. d. I laxen On ineif trip SOUtb r corvaiiis, ana r. w. ivenru. "we distrihutpH the.. .,,.,1.,. .k who is located at the Hermiston ex per- we thoueht the mn,i aK tv.- . : . ...: I j -.. . inu" inieni Biaiiun, utriuu mc rcprcreiitauic guou ior nood Kiver and Oregon Tb of the dairy division of the United were aerved at the table at Oaklar maiea I't-'partiient ui Agriculture, both of them stating that they will be present. Mr. Fitts will deliver ad dresses on the rare and management of a dairy herd and on leeding lor milk production, with special reference to silage. Mr. Kehrli states in a letter to Mr. Collin that his talks will be con fined to a discussion of dairy problems such as sre met with by the average farmer, covering such subjectsas the importance of record keeping, silage feeding, care of dairy animals, value of good sires, bull associations and cream testing associations. It is also planned to have an address on substitutions for mill feed. On account of the high price of grain at the present time, the latter will no doubt create widespread interest. be and a box presented to the governor of Cal iiornia, a dox to the secretary of the Commercial club and in tha at.t. comptroller. At San Francisco a box wa aeni to ine president of the expos uion ana one to Mayor Rolph. They ubcq ai rasaaena, NEW HOSIER CITY DADS TAKE OFFICE At the regular monthly meeting of the City Fathers on Wednesday night of last week, the newly elected mayor and councilman took the oath of office and assumed their official positions and duties, says The Bulletin. Mayor Usee, in his maiden speech to the out going ana incoming council, spoke in praise of the work of the retiring council, thanking them on behalf of the city for their untiring efforts and hoped that the new council would con' tinue ine policy oi conservative pro- gressiveness" which has characterized the past administration. The council consists of Mayor E. Race and Cuuncilmen Wood, Robinson, Merrill, tamp, unown ana Hudson. LOCAL MEN TO OPEN COOS BAY STORE L. I Suae l. Ihomnann left OBatorH.ti for Marshfield, where he will manage the business uf the Cooa Run Prnrino.1 Co., articles for the incorporation of wnicn were tiled last week. Other offl cere ot the new company are: C. H oproai, president, and Crawford C. Lemmon, vice president and secretary With the exception of dairv nrnrl ucia ma iarmers or tne uoos Bay re gion grow practice v nothino-" nirt Mr. Thompson lUBt before lvavino fnr - -" us new worn, "ana consequently great deal of produce ia ahinnpi in We have already started to Marshfield mree carloads or stuff, one of untile. m . . r r ' , uno ut vinegar ana anotner or potatoes, We will also handle manv pooh Mr. Lemmon and Mr. Thomoson will continue their local business, the Hood Kiver rroduce Exchange, wh ch ia managed by Mr. Lemmon. Electric District Bill Considered The bill providing for public utility aisiricis, wnicn is now being consid ered by the legislature, is of esuecial merest to local people, who a year ago were considering the initiation of a similar bill. The bill. !ns prepared oy ine nyaro-eiectric commission, ap pointed at the University of Oregon welfare congress two vears bbo and of wnicn H. IS. Miller, or the Universitv or uregon scnooi or commerce is chair man, was introduced in the senate last week by Senator R. R. Butter, of The Dalles. Representative G. H. Irwin. of Newport, will have charge of it in the bouse, according to a letter re ceived by Dr. J. F. Watt, who is a member of the Hydro-Electric Com mission. Provision is Imade in the'bill for the creation of public utility districts of cities and towns or of municipalities and adjoining unincorporated territory ana sucn districts and such districts may vote bonds for installing public utilities such as electric .light ;and power service. lhe real purpose of the bill is said to be to provide a means for extending eiectric iieni and power to rura com munities. The idea is that the districts may install the distributing system and then negotiate with private power companies for electric energy or the districts may install their own electric plants. It fis reported that the big electric companies are preparing to make a hard light against the bill. Jack Bagley Returns to City Jack Baelev. well known in HnnH Kiver, having formerly been local sta tion agent before the 0. R. & N. Co. became the O-.W. R. & N., at one time a partner of C. H. Stranahan. hi. ratner-in-iaw. in the pram hiisinpsa and later interested in tha Faahinn Livery Co.. has returned to the eitv and will have charge of the business of the People Transportation Co.. which nn. ... . I T , . ; ' eraiea ine lanoma ana other steamers on the Columbia. Mr. Baalev and family have heen rn- siding in Portland, where Mr. Bagley nno ueen in ine service or ocean coins aieamsnip lines, Benson Committee Reports The following report was 'mHilr' tn the Commercial club by the Benson testimonial committee: We, the committee appointed bv th Commercial club of Hood River, wish to report that after investieatina vari ous methods and things to be used as a testimonial to S. Benson atBenson Point on the Columbia river highway, that a vote was taken to decide wheth er or not an arch would be erected at the ahove point. Vote stood: for the arch, Roy D. Smith, M. R. Noble; against ine arcn: u. r. Dabney. W. Kimball. W. B. Dver. We further wish to report that all were in favor of erectinn a testimonial to S. Benson, and so far as we have heard the sentiment of the people, they are of a like opinion. S. A. Mitchell, Roy D. Smith, O. P. Dabney, W. B. Dyer, M. R. Noble, Walter Kimball. Commercial Printing at this office. Thin Is A Had Month The indoor life of winter, with lack of outdoor exercise, puts a heavy load on the kidneys. Nearly everybody suffers trom rheuinntiHiii. backache, nnin in sides and buck, kidney and bladder ail ments. A backache may not mean any tiling serious, but. it certainly does not moans anything good. It's better to be on the safe side und to take Foley Kid ney rins to strengthen and invigorate, i Kuineys ami Delpniem ilotheir work lhey help ml the blood of acids and poi sons. Sold by dins. N, Clarke. Apple Box Bill Lost Representative Sinnott last week severely criticised Democratic leaders for Blleged trickery in defeating pass age of the proposed standard apple box bill. Representative Ashbrook, chair man of the committee on coinace. weights and measures, which reported the apple box bill, was expected to move consideration of the box bill im mediately after the house passed the standard barrel bill, but instead, at the request of Representative Under wood, he moved adjournment of the house. Thus he surrendered thfa right of his committee to obtain considera tion at this session for any more bills ii nas reported, whereas, if Ashbrook had acted in good faith and had called up the Oregon box bill, it would have had the right of way each Wednesday until voted on and its friends believe it would have been passed. Hood River Druggist lias Valuable Agency O. N. Clarke, druggist, lias the Hood Kiver agency for the simple mixture of buckthorn bark, glycerine, etc.. known as Adler-i-ka, the remedy which became lainous hv curing appendicitis. This simple reined has powerful action and uranis sucn surprising amounts oi old mailer iroin mat just one dose relieves sour stomach, gas on the stomach and constipation almost immediately. The Uiick action of Adler-i-ka is astonishing. In the Circuit Court of the State of Ore gon for Mood River County. Josppli (). Jnrvla and Slara L. Jurvlii. riHintltfa. VH. OttnOhtrkn, William Cher- k, OlhellHOIierke. Also all SUMMONS other person or partlea an- BY FllHLI- known. claiming any rlnht, ( CATION. Mile, exUle, lien, or Interest V In the real estate desorloed 1 In the complaint herein, I)e- lemlHDta. Sammons tor th Count of Hood Hirer. waja Land Board of Um state of Oreroo. Pilntifl, W.,r77! 5ynport, alarentlna Davenport, nl C. X. Uaicuer, Detadjuiu! 10 warren K. I Ten port and Marrntlna Da. turn a nova named defeodanta: ln lh name of the HtateofOreeon. oa art nweoy required to a i pear and anawer ine titled .ult on or before Tueaday, the loin day ot February, 1V15, aud if yon fall i to .m., and an.wer aeid complaint, lor want thereof .... ruu win iaae jnogmenl aalnM yop lo-wit- prajeo for In the complaint, fur Judnment aaalnat yon and eacb of yon hr theauiiiofW,uouOu,wlth Intereal thereon Vk 2 . " Ir annum from the 71 Nv"or, Mil; for lb further .m.u u, attorney a leea, and tor plain- tin a oofcta. and dmburwnwnu m.H. A. peoded herein, and for the forecloaure of that certain mortHKe made ahd exeraed by yon Jo the plainutl on Ibe 11th day of September, 1MW, and hirtheaaleof iha uwlhul . b , n ... ..... . . . r . ' ' . I wit- aunijr aaiu juagmeui, to- 4mmenrlng at a point 40 roda north of I iwwviuwil Corner or the nnrlhvHt ,.,.MU. 1 ol aertloD thirty f.mr. In to-, nhlp three north oi w uianietia Meridian, at the '""-i wrimr oi IMIlil ownea ov Mont unaory: running tnenoe north on quarter ecilon line lirty rode, to theaoatheaM corner lanu uwneo oy (jnailea Miller; tlienoe went lorif aald Miller aoutb line eiifhty roda. inence tutb along eaat line of land owned by rlrono rrana elshtv roda tu ihA a..ntK o. t aid northwest uuarter. thence eaai on bu t it outh line forty-eiKht roda to tbe outhweel oorner of aald Munlgomery'a land; thence north along MonUioinery'a west Una forty roda; thence eaat along Monlgomery'a north line thirty. twa roda. to nli.ee nr him,i. containing i acrea. more or lew. Also a tract dmoribed aa follows: Commencing at a nolnt winy rods aoutb of the noribeaat oorner of the nortbweat quarter of aald aectlon M, In aald township and ramie, on the eat ln ,u .m nortbweat quarter; runnliig thenoa weat ten rods; tnenoe North ten rods; thence Mat ten rods, and thenoe houth ten roda to point of beginning, containing liw square rods;" And In case the proceeds or aald aale should be Insufficient to satisfy aald Judgment, then '" iuui,iuou,uiBr aaaiun you ior sucn aenel. eney. " This Summons la aerved nnnn von hv nnhu. cation In tbe Hood River Glacier, a weekly newspaper of general circulation, published at HtMid River, Oregon, by order ot the Hon. t. fc HUninn, Judge of the County Court of the mate of Oregon, lor Hood River County, duly made and entered on tbe Itith day of l)e!einher. 1914. TbiS HUllimOllS IS AAtA Oflil Am nnkll.K.J ,1.1. 17.1. " r" f""' - via j t iJWClUUe', A. JJ. 11,14, dl7.J A.J. DERBY Attorney for Plaintiff. SUMMONS In the Circuit Court of the Btale of Oregon for the County of Hood Kiver. W. H. Milliner, Plaintiff vs. Orton A Uraham and Ida M. Ura- uam, nis wile; A. K. Hlggs and An na K Himis his wln William r A I her twin aud Nellie Alberteon, bia wne; n. i. ininiora and Annie K Dnnford.hls wife; W.E.Dnnford and Rose Dunford, his wile; Vernett J. Johnnonlwho is sometimes known as Kemett J. Johnwin) and Jane loe Jobnnon. his wire- p n uni. dur and Marian Knlder, his 'wire; Anna V. Kramer. l. K. Hinm, and A. C. Marsh, Trustee; also all other persona or parties unknown claiming any right, title, estate, lien wr mierest in tne real estate de. scribed in the complaint herein. Defendents. To Vernett J. Johnson (who ia sometime nown as Mernelt .1 Jnhnnni .ih i ...... Johnson, his wlfe:and (1. K Hinv. uiu.. Cn other persons or parties unknown 'claiming my rigut, tine, estate, nen or Interest In the eal estate described In the cnmniuint h.i. of tbe above named defendants: ' In the Name of the State of Oregon, you and each of yon are hereby required to appear and answer the second amended cornnlnint led against vou In the above emuio.1 within six week, from tbe date of the lirst publication of this summons, town on or before the fourth day of February, l'JIS, and If yon tall to appear and answer, for want thereof the plantlff will annlvto the for the relief dAtiiftnrit.ri in ni.iniir. second amended complaint on file In the above entitled suit, towlt, for a decree fore closing that certain mortgage, dated Octobers 1910, made and executed by Orton A. Umham na Ida m. Uraham, his wife, In favor of K.K. able and recorded In tht nw.,. nr River t'ouuty, Htate of Oregon In Mortgage Hook 4 on page 590, which aald mortgage has been assigned to plaintiff here! n. ami ttr ih. sale ol all the real property described In aalil mortgagi, which Is still subject to the lien loreiii, ana described as follows, towlt: the .M m uuu-n.il tn-ys oi toe ivortn one-Half i-yMu luenouinweKt tJ.narterls.wi.iiof tha orthwest Quarter IN.VV.U1: the Month nn. alf (a.) ot th" Northwest Quarter (N.W.'i) mo noiiinweHl uuarter (H.W.WI: the IJllHl- KotitliweHt Quarter (8. W.U) of the' Houthwest umier IB. 11 ."..I, and the Wmi nna.n.ir ii OI tne noutneast Unurljie ta W ly - . ... . me nouinweHt uiMr n, m w l, t ... Z , ;,., weuiy-iour ail in Township linn 111 Vnrlh lldn.. 'P.. Jm ... . ......... .vniiv 1CU V1U1, OI Will- men Meridian, Biluated in Hood klvee lunty, Htute ot oreiron. for the atiuiuntinn r he Judgnient prayed for in sairi uKd mended complaint, aualuat dnrnniiiini. OrUm A. Uraham aud Ida M. tin. ham, his wife, for the sum of nine hundred dollars (twou.OO) with interest thereon at the rate of six per cent (60 0) per annum from the Itith day of October, I91S, until paid for the further sum of sixty-eight dollars (riH.om, said stun belne the nnnaiii intruui . one tliousand dollars (f KKiO.oO) from the 28th uj in ukiihi, iij, uniu me min aay of Oc tober, 1913; for the lurther sum of one hun dred twenty-five dollars (J1&.00) attorney's fees and for the costs and disbursements of this suit; for a further decree, barring and fureolos. lug you. and each of you, and eunh and every person claiming by. thromrb or nniW v.m or either of you, of all right, title, interest! laim or estate In, or to any of the ahove de- noeu real property, and for aucb other and rlher relief, as the t ourt may deem lust and nimble in the premises. his summons la served unon vou hv nnhiiAa. ion thereof, once a week ft six nonseoniin. weeks, lu the Hood River Glacier, pursuant an order of the Honorable K. K Wmiim. 'ountv .Indue of and for sulri Hnwi kin "otinty, ISltite of Oregon, made and entered wuuri tiiin, itii4. A. C. MIDDLE KAtTFfT, RICHARD K. WALTON, Atlorneya for PlalntiO. fyl-!2X Henrv Klrir . Pnrtlunn Date of first publication December M, 1W4. Dale of last publication Febiuary 4td, WIS. IbinffiTS of a Cold Do you know that of all the minor ail ments colds art) by far the most danger ous? It is not the colds themselves that you need to fear, hut the serious diseases that they so often lead to. For that rea son every eold should be (rotten rid of with the least possible delay. To ac complish this vou will timl Chamber lain s touh Kerned y of preat help to you. It loowns a cold, relieves the lungs, Rids expectoration and enables tne system to throw off the cold. For sale by all dealers. To Otto uherk. William Glierke. Ollielli unerae, aii an other persons or parties uu- anown, cihi niing any ngnt, title, estate, lien or Interest In tbe real estate described In the rompiaiul herein, Defendants. in tne tiauie of the !tateorori a-on. vou are required to annear end answer the oomn atnt tiled against you In the above entitled suit, on or before Kebruary 27th, lulls, and if you fall to so aniH-itr and answer, for want there. of, plaintiffs will apply to the above named court for the relief demanded In their aald complaint, to-wit: For a decree nnietlng title to the land here after dearriheit in favor of plaintiffs and against defendants, that defenduuta have nn aiivcre claims or Interest in or n said land, and for other equitable relief, said land being described as follows, to-wit: rifginnmg at the HotUhwesl corner or the Northwest onarter of Section Seven. Town. ship Two. North. Kanire Kleven. Knstof Wil. lamelle Merldiau, ruuntng thence East eighty rods thence North forty rods: thence West eighty rods; and thence South forty roda to 4'Ktnmng; containing ai acres oi r less, In Hood River County, Local Teachers Get Certificates Mate Superintendent of Instruction Churchill has announced that the fol lowing Hood River teachers have re ceived certificates, having taken the examinations of December: One-year ctruiicates Miia.reu Monaker, Hood Kiver; Lvelyn J. Welland, Hood River: L-l re 'i- . . . . ' nurture i urney, itood Kiver; Car oline V. Smuilen, Mount Hood; I'earl coy, nood Kiver; Anna Mayes, Cas cade Locks. Oregon. lou are hereby served Willi this summons by order of the Honorsble K. E. Wtanton. County Judge of Hood River Connty. Oregon, made and entered January 1.1th. ll'IS. which order prescribes that you shall appear and answer said complaint on or before rebrnary Z?th, lfi.v and that this summons shall be published once eich week for not less than six weeks: and vou are nodded that the date of the first publication of this summons ta Jautiary 14lli, 1915. 1.A.1A. I. KKI-.ll, Jltf Plaintiff Attorneys. Ililiousness ami Constipation Cured II yon are ever trouble with bilious- ness or constipation you will be interest ed in the statement of K. F. Krwin Peru, Ind. "A year apo last winter I had an attack of Indigestion followed bv bilious ness and constipation. Seeing Cham- neriain s l ablets so highly recommend- eit, l bought a bottle of them and they 1.....1 -I A .... . J m-iit-ii me ngiu away. por sale by all dealers. Butter Wrappers Printeil at this office In the County Court cf the State of Ore gon, for Hood River County in the Matter of the Estate ot Adella A. btranahan Deceased. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned has been duly appointed executor of tbe last will and testamentof Adella A. Slranahan, deceased, hy the Connty Court ol Hood River. Oregon, and having qualtned aa such, I do hereby give further notice to the creditors of and (lersous bavlugclalma against said estate ui present tueni outy verineo. as required ny law, within six months from the date of the II rut publication ot this notice to meat the of. lice of Ernest C. ttrnlth, In Kooms I and t. In the Hal ritiildlna-. In the CUT of Hood Kiver. aald bounty and state. ineaateoi the first publication of tbia no tice ia Januaty Htli, ft I . i i ... i. T I- n-T- II .... . x 1 ftunciw ii, oi n-iiAnn.i, Executor of the last Will and Testament of Adella A. Btranaban. 1 Notice of Sale for Delinquent Assessment Notice Is hereby given, that ou the 28th day of December, Hill, a warrant waa duly and regularly issued ny the Recorder of the City of Hood River, Oregon, to me directed and de livered, commanding me to forthwith adver tise the property mentioned and described therein against which the assessment for the cost of Improving East Htate Street, In Hood River. Oregon, pursuant to Ordinance No. 512 of said city was made, and to sell aald pro. ,,ci u, m, IUU1.-I1 inereoi as can oe sold sepa rately to advantage aufflctent to pay aald de linquent assessment, together with Interest, costs and disbursements In the manner pro- video by law and to return the proceeds of such aale to the City Treasurer of the City of nouu niver. uregon, ana the following la a urauipiuiuui win property against wnicu as sessment waa levied and which la dslln,..ini and gives the name of the neraon to wt.m it was assessed, and the amount of the assess ment now one iowh: lxit four(l), in block one (D. In Hla-bland Addition to Hood River, Oregon; assessed to Jos. O. Tompkins; amount of assessment JW4.S5. Now, therefore. In pursuance of said war rant and for the put pose of satisfying the de- iiuuiii-tn Kaarwiiiriu mentioned inerein. I win on Saturday, the 30th day of January, 1915, at in iiuui in ieu u ciw-k a. in. oi aaiu uav. at the rronl door of the City Hall, In the City of Hood Kiver, County of Hood River. Htata or vin-Kou, uruceeu to sen at, puouo auction ta the highest bidder, cash In hand, the several tracts or parcels of land above nientlonmi - .i'iii, .inn.-.,, ntTn w Bum separately to advantage snitlclent to pay said delinquent assessment, together with the Interest, costs and disbursement provided bv law. anit win continue said sale from day to day thereafter until said property Is sold, or so much there- oi as may ue mem. ) necessary to satiafy said assess- 1 la led at Hood River. Orea-on. ihl.osih Al lloMmk.. lull ' iJ . . I't.llU ... 1 , ,,,,, J2S J. K. CARsmv Marshal of the City of Hood Kiver, Ore. In the Circuit Court of the State of Ore gon, for Hood River County Delia Marshall, Plaintiff i vs. iSCMMrvvM Joe B Marshall, Iierendant) To Joe B. Marshall, above named defendant. 1 n the name of the Htate ot Oregon, yon are hereby required to appear and answer tha complaint tiled against you In toe above en. titled suit wltbln six weeks from tha date of the first publication of this summons, and If you tall so to do the plaintiff for want thereof will apply to the court for the relief prayed for in tier complaint, to-wit: For a iivr. against yon forever dissolving the bonds of matrimony now and heretofore existing vr -nn pimmm muu yourseu, granting plaintiff an absolute divorce from you, and for such other and further relief as may seem to the court Vqultableand lust. Thla summons ia published nnranant to an order of the Hon. W. I.. Bradabaw. Judge of tbe above named court, made and entered in open court on tne sin navor Janaary, WIS. The first Dubllcatlnn or thla imni,.,iB wot be the Uth day of Jannarv lois. ,n last publication of this summons will be the ASih day of February. 1916. ftS H. E. OOLHER, Attorney for Plaintiff aw ta. Maxwell '25" 2-passenger.Roadster $725 good disp- "ES, THERE ARE other motor cars but to avoid pointment it's better to be sure and buy a Maxwell "254", then you know you have the best. We have all car accessories and garage equip ment, gasoline and oils. Repairs made. HOWE & ING ALLS Fourth and Columbia Sts. Tel. 1361 Read This p 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. 0. P. DABNEY & SON Guaranteed Cheapest Outfitter Agents for Charter Oak Stoves and Ranges PHONE 3281 Cor. Fourth and Stiti 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 Dee, Oregon Co. ALL KINDS OF LUMBER, SHINGLES SLAB WOOD, ETC. CAN FURNISH CEDAR SHIP LAP, ANY QUANTITY Both Phones Estimates Furnished Waam-Mii i White River Flour Makes Bread Having the Old Bready Flavor AT YOUR GROCERS k Tit, i. a1'