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Last week we told you we were starting a Genuine Reduction Sale. The way customers come to our store and called for these
bargains we had advertised showed they had confidence in our advertising.
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We are going to continue these special prices as long as the goods last. If you have not been trading with us why not give us
a trial. If you want the most for your money follow the crowds. v
Children's Shoes
Good serviceable school shoes 25 to 50 discount
$2.90
Ladies High Grade $4.00 Shoes
Our price ...
One lot $3.50 Shoes, good new styles CO HQ
Our price W
Underwear
Ladies good all wool two peice garments ftQf
values from $1.50 to $2.00;
Children's grey fleeced underwear, garment... 15c
Per suit 25c
Skirts
1 lot Wool Dress Skirts.values up to $7.50 $1.98
New Fall Dresses
Have you got that New Fall Dress yet? Hurry, it
is going fast.
Wool Dress Goods, regular $1 87c
40 inch Silk Poplin 89c
Gro De Lundre, 36 inch $129
Willow Silks, 42 inches wide $1.59
Figured Foulards, 27 inch 79c
Some New Silk Suits for party dress just in this week, 44 inch wide
at $1.25 and $l.SO per yard
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Bright Finish
There it charm
and individuality
about the old
apoom Abio-
luiely plain, bright
polished silverware
which the early
makers forged and
wrought by hand.
In our Mothers Pattern
we htve incorporated ill
the chutenew and dignity
oi the hand wrought
ipoon. The design it
Irom a verv old pattern
perfect reproduction
and meets, in ever
way, the demand
ior a plain.
bright - nniihed
Colonial
pattern.
Made in
Ster I i ng
Silver only,
and tamp
ed with the
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Markt
Lion, Anchor
id letter .
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which iniuret quality and
purity ol design.
W. F. Laraway
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Damaged
Goods !
Damaged by a slight
chip here and there,
but just as good
as new .
Did you ever buy a blue and
white best three coat ena
mel Dish Pan for less than
$1.50 or $2.00?
78c
BUYS ONE AT OUR
STORE
SATURDAY
All sizes some slightly
chipped, others perfect; we
bought the whole shipment
from our wholesaler at 60c
on the dollar.
Our Bargains are
Real Bargains -
L A. Franz Co.
1916 CITY BUDGET
Notice is hereby given that at the regular meeting of the Com
mon Council of the City of Hood River, Oregon, on November 1,
1915, the Council did propose and adopt an estimate of the money
to be expended by the City during the year 1916, which estimates,
together with a report of the present condition of department
funds is as follows, to-wit:-
Statement of General Fund to Nov. 1st, 1915
Taxes collected $12, 226. 40
Licenses, lines, etc 1,144.54
$ 1,469.10
5,811.33
500.00
8,256.33
Overdrafts, Jan. 1, 1915 .
Transfers to road and interest funds. " . . .
Transfers to general Interest funds.. .. .
Salaries and sundry items .
Overdrafts, November 1, 1915 .. s, .. .
$16,036.76
General Fund Expense Budget 1916
Salary, City Marshall $1200.00
Salary, Night Marshalf, downtown 960.00
Salary, Heights Marshall 840.00
Salary, City Recorder, fixed by ordinance 1200.00
Salary, City Attorney 900.00
Salary, City Engineer 600.00
Salary, City Treasurer 480.00
Street lights under contract 1370.00
Interest on outstanding warrants 500.00
Estimated outstanding warrants at close of 1915 3000.00
Amount to be transferred to the road fund 3544.00
East State Street macadam 796.00
Unforseen expense 650.00
City park Improvement 600.00
Publicity fund , 700.00
Expense of Recorder's office - 200.00
City Health officer . 120.00
City garbage man .. 120.00
Six mills on 1914 valuation .
Collections, licenses, fines, etc
$13,370.94
2,665.82
$16,036.76
$14,176.90
1,200.00
$17680.00
Approximate overdraft, Dec. 31, 1916.
ROAD
Statement of Road Fund to Nov. 1, 1915
Taxes collected .-
iransfer and sundry items ...n
Overdraft, Jan. 1, 1915 $8,817.60
Expense items to Nov. 1 4639.90
Note and interest for flusher ,. 373.34
Overdraft, Nov. 1, 1915
$15376.90
2,303.10
$17,680.00
$ 4,449.11
j4.161.95
$ 8,601.06
5,229.78
$13,830.84 $13,830.84
Road Fund Expense Budget 1916
Salary, Street Commissioner $960.00
Re-oiling and repair oil bound macadam 1200.00
Cleaning and repair Hassam paving 800.00 -
General repair work 2450.00
Note and Interest on flusher 375.00
Outstanding warrants at close of 1915 5500.00 estimated
Two mills on 1914 valuation . . . $4,726.00
Transfer from General Fund 3,544.00
.. $11285.00 $8720.00
Approximate overdraft, Dec. 31, 1916... 2,665.00
LIBRARY FUND
Cash on Hand, Jan. 1, 1915
Taxes collected ,
Donation Woman's Club .
$11,285.00
$ 382.96
2222.98
50.00
$ 2655.94
Expenditures as shown by canceled vouchers,
Oct 1, 1915 . $13ol.59
Estimated October vouchers , 225.00
Cash on hand Nov. 1
$1526.69
, 1129.35 J
$2655.94 -
Expense Budget 1916
Estimated .expense Nov. and Dec $450.00
Supplies, etc. , 470.00
Insurance 16.13
Janitor service 360.00
Fuel . 100.00
Sundry items 35.00
Water rent 54.00
Light 100.00
Assistant librarian 720.00
Cash on hand to meet above
One-half mill tax on 1914 assessed valuation
$2305.13
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$1,129.35
. 1,181.45
$X5IOo
WATER DEPARTMENT
Water collections to Nov. 1915 " 1;
Overdraft, Jan. 1, 1915 .$ 4049.OI '
Kxpemiltures to Nov. 1, ISIS 9285.S4
400.00
Butter Wrappers printed at this oft. j Estimated expense for Nov. and Dec
f $12,391.20
Dec. Interest on bonds 990.00
Estimated water- earning, Nov. and Dec
$14724.35
Overdraft at close of 1915 estimated
Expense Budget 1915
Salary, water supt .'.$ 1200.00
Salary, deputy recorder in charge of water
collections 720.00
Interest on bonds 6480.00
Office rent 150.00
Office supplies, etc 100.00
Extensions and betterments 600.00
Conduit and headworks 200.UU
Seely damage claim 200.00
Warrants at close of year 335.00
Approximate water earnings for the year
$9985.00
Amount that may be turned to the Water
Bond Sinking Fund, Dec. 31,1916 3215.00
$13200.00
Water Bond Sinking Fund
Amount in Sinking Fund and Invested Jan. 1,
1915 .." v
Taxes collected
investment earnings
Amount necessary to comply with the require
ments of resolution of Dec. 15, 1913 $ 2,984.00
Amount to be placed in the sinking fund for
1916 5,660.00
$ 8,644.00
1 mill tax on 1914 valuation
Approximate amount that can be transferred
from the water earnings
Still lacking to bring the Bond Sinking fund up
to date of Dec. 31, 1916
2,000.00
$14391.20
333.15
T1T72T35
$13,200.00
$13200.00
$ 7,106.45
2,194.81
356.92
$ 9,658.18
$ 3,544.22
3,215.00
$ 6,759.22
$ 1,884.78
8,644.00
Said budget of estimates will come up for fihal discussion and
adoption at the regular meeting of the Common Council on Dec.
6th, 1915, at which time any taxpayer or person interested may
appear and present his objection to such proposed expenditures.
H. L. HOWE, City Recorder,
BLYTHE WAS PIONEER PRINTER
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journey there to witness the pleasing
pastoral scenes. While Mr. ttiythe has
a productive orchard, he has left much
of bis estate in a natural condition.
Giant oaks stand in the meadows. In
deed, there are oaks rearing themselves
on every corner ol the farm. Their
foliage shades the deep, cool spring, tha
source of the domestic water supply.
The farm name originated from two
oaks, as nearly alike as nature could
make them, that grew side by side in
front of the pioneer home.
mis old building is now usea ior a
storehouse. Mr. Blythe has built a
handsome and commodious new resi
dence among his oak trees. With the
stores from their gardens in cellar and
garret, with their time taken in tha
care of a number of livestock and their
Doultrv. Mr. Blvthe and his wife are
spending a bappy evening-time of life.
They were married in Portland in 1873,
Mrs. Wythe's maiden name having neen
Emma Nation. Mrs. Blyhe is a native
Englishwoman. Her family, however.
came to America when she was a small
child. They resided in Pennsylvania
until 1871, when they journeyed across
the eountry to Oregon.
Twin Oaks farm has become known
throughout the bounds of the county
for the good, old fashioned, rural hos
pitality with which Mr. and Mrs. Blythe
entertain their guests, and it is not in
frequent that parties of pioneers and
veterans and their families assemble
there to make merry and live over in
the .stories that are told the days of the
long ago.
TAX BUDGET, SCHOOL DIST. No 3
A meeting of all legal voters of
School District No. S will be held at
the Park street school at three p. m.,
Wednesday, November 24, for con
sideration of the following proposed
tax budget:
Pursuant to Section 208, Oregon
School Laws, the estimated revenues
required for carrying on the schools
of District No. 3, Hood River County,
Oregon, for the year 1916 are hereby
submitted, with the amoupt of reven
ue available from sources other
than from the special tax levy, and
the tax rate necessary to raise the
balance by special tax levy; which
budget you axe hereby instructed to
publish as prescribed in Section 208,
Oregon School Laws.
Estimated Budget for the year
1916, School District No. 3, Hood Ri
ver County, Oregon.
Expenditures
Salaries, teachers and
superintendent ....-$24,000.00
Salaries, janitors 1,806.00
N'ght school 300.00
Clerk's salary 200.00
Water 300.00
Light and power 315.00
Fuel 800.00
Telephones 60.00
Improvements and upkeep
of buildings and grounds 1,000.00
Janitor's supplies 200.00
School supplies, general
and special for all de
partments 1,500.00
Interest on bonds ........ 2,373.00
Insurance 150.00
Census 50.00
Office expenses 100.00
Rent 337.50
Ten typewriters 605.00
Miscellaneous 1,000.09
Total ' $34,996.50
Resources Other Than Special Levy
Balance from 1915 fund ... 850.00
State appropriation 1,394.75
County school tax ........ 7,000.00
Tuitions 4,800.00
Total $14,044.75
Amount to be raised by
special tax levy $20,951.75
Valuation of School Dis
trict No. 3 $2,793,491.14
Tax rate necessary to .
raise the revenues re
quired .,,.... 7.5 mills
Signed, this 4th day of November,
1915, at a legally called meeting.
Board of Directors of District No. 3
FRANK A. CRAM
if t Chairman
, y I " , I C. H. JENKINS
:'Z I ALMA L. HOWE
- f ' i M. H. NICKELSEN,
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
Prices'Iowered again, but the same Ford car.
The record of satisfactory performance for
more than 900,000 owners surely makes it
the "Universal Car" the car you want.
It meets the demands of professional and
business men and brings pleasure to the
whole family. Simple, strong, reliable
economical in operation and maintenance.
Runabout $443.25; Touring car $493.25; $200
cash, balance monthly.
Columbia Auto & Machine Co.
FOOTBALL!
The DALLES HI
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HOOD RIVER HI
Tuesday, Nov. 1 6, ' 1 5
Game called at 3:30 o'clock at
The Columbia Park
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Admission 25 cents
Second Hand Store
I buy and sell all kinds of second hand
goods. Whether you want to buy or
sell, give me a trial.
Third Street
Hood River. Oregon
Bargain Day One Day Only
Saturday, November 13
Bargains in Graniteware and White Crockery "
Missing this is money lost.
J. T. Holman, The Heights
Twelfth Street Hood River, Oregon
FRUIT STAMPS
AT THE GLACIER OFFICE
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