The Hood River glacier., August 15, 1918, Image 2

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AltlHIW l. MOP l'uNihcl.
Suli-riiUtn, M."0 IVr War.
I'l Bill UONOMV
l.i meet the exiiioi-! f war evetv
i'Miviihml of the H.imJ Uiv.tr valley has
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loiind it nccest-an to make i-acnuees.
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VVr y shoult rot the J.ni.-tu-e of tnct
economy be carried into the con.iu.'t ef
public affairs?
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h is apparent that such teps are
under way. I he appo.ntment of the
Tx Kc
work in
Hiiy committee, which will
.operation with the county
,,,urt and all other public bodies has
made pos-ible nu.-h a condition here.
Uy cooperative etforts considerable
pruning may
be atipt'ed to the Hood
Kiver county budget without any jrreat
confusion.
Let us have a new standard of ideals
at budget-making time. Instead of
trying to Krab off all that is possible,
Ut each district vie with the other in
an effort to set a new record for the
smallness of its wants.
As an individual, you know that you
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are not buying, or KoinK into debt for
it. anything these days unless you or
your family absolutely needs that ar-
tide. Let the same principle be ap-
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phed to county affairs.
MCtlVlTIHV 1RMV
MLAIn .-K1
With the approval of the govern-
ment, the State Council of Defense and
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(.overnor Withycott.be, the talvation
Army will conduct the next Oregon
war drive. A quota of $."(l,tXNI, a half
of w hich has already been raised by
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IVrtland, has been set for tne state.
The campaign will close September 21.
The Salvation Army, as you need not
be told, has done a wonderful work in
ine war. .'rm woiheis nave I'enc
truted to the very front lines, where
many of them, adminstering to the
wounded of the Allies, have given up
their lives. The Salvation Army mer
its your support.
So save some of the money you are
going to apply to war appropriations
and give it to the workers of the Sal
vation Armv.
THE HUH GOLD STAR
The fifth golden star has been placed
upon the Hood Kiver valley service
banner. News came last week of the
death of Karl Robertson, son of Robert
Robertson. The death of young Mr.
Robertson formed a particularly sad
incident. It was known that he was
sutleriny: trom a torrn oi heart disease,
lie had been in a hospital and was:
being made well enough to be invalided :
home. Letters from friends had even
brought indirect news to the family :
that young Robertson was on his way.
Friends and neighbors were ready to
greet him, the tirst Hood River lad
hack trom the rrench front.
Karl Robertson was the tirst man of
old 12th U. to answer the last call.
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He has guen hia life nobly. ,
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It is so uiu . sua that we see the rurd,
'
Hivver or tin-lizzie, (.omplunented,
eiiher by inference or directly, that we
publish the following from the Ore- :
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goman. The t, cent tare caused a
not in the home oi the Fords, but per-
baps Hetroit has tin Fords, like Hood
River has none of its own apples."
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lo ollset w hatever of the truth may
tiller in about the West front rout, we
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suppose the kaiser will tell ot his Vic
tones on the sea. His C-boats last
week sank a hospital ship and some
seven or eight fishing smacks.
"
The Fast Side orhardists are right,
big road sign is certainly needed at
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the intersection of the man, Last Mde
road and the old way leading over to
The lhilles,
It will be worth your while to go to
l'ortland next week and see the thin
hue ot hlue-chtd veterans, and best of
all, become imbued with some of the
true patroti.-ni that is theirs.
Now is a good time to practice thrift
and economy by eating those perish
able vegetables from your war garden,
saving the more staple crops for later
lle.
The silversides will soon be runnirg.
Can your shave of them.
Can you improve on this weather'.'
H-H-1-1-H-1-1-1-1-H- M-l I I' 1' l-l-'H-t
IhSHHSlMI r HA I II IRS I
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H"l-!"l'-l"l"l-M-H-H"l--"l. 1 1 l....l-!4
The next regular meeting of the
Hood River County Came Protective
Association will be held nt ). McDon
ald's store on the evening of Wednes
day, September 4.
iloiu' and heln tiv
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(let
ready to g
the Lost Lake road. T
Ke your run
along and catch a few lish.
Mi-spue me iaci mat the river is
very iiitnl.lv a iiumU-r of mi, Dili's have
ciiiiiht the limit on th,- ,,w,-r river re
ci.tK. lishing with fresh salm..n eirirs.
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Fishermen are anxiously awaiting
the run of salmon trout m the local
st r. am.
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( hristian Scientists hlect
,
The Fust Church of Christ;,ivie,'itist,
has elected Mr. and Mrs. C. d. Huelnt
respectively second and tirst readers
for the tmsuing year. Mrs. Louise
Stebbms nnd Mrs. Al Whitehead were
elected directors of the church.
IMPORTANT SELEC
TIVE DRAFT NOTICE
Shf t iff Johnson yesterJav received .
notice that ail men hve -Ut t-itth-
clavs fali between the dates of Jur.e 5
t A'u-t J-l wul le required I., rer-
l-Ur u;.ler the seitL-t,e ilratt. Jli-n '
in this, elans sh-uM vail the t xefiiption
t.ard at once f r fu.l particulars, j
INDIAN CHEEK FILL
IS COMPLETED
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( nr. trai tor J. d. r air-low I has com-,
1 te.i the wurk of thru win a t.n.tj
fill a eratriiur reel in neieni across
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((ie jn,jian ,-reek canton and it is
,ly that the road will 'he opened for
trariic within the next few days,
t'onirnissioiier Haimum, in charge of
coiintv road work, is soaking the till
w ith wattr from j,,,,,, t,,, alld
(.(av wl1 be mixed with the surfa.-it.K
of the embankment, chiefly iand. A
gravel tolisit:K will bt placed on
-' ;rlv the work be.
,.aue f hortaye of lalx.r. was m.t
linished as iiuickly as had been planned.
Announcement completion oi me
r.ll is weelonieil t.y west Mile urcliara
ists, who, in visiting the city, were
toned to make a detour of several
miles.
OREGON IS AGAIN
OVKR THE TOP
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Mrs. t . H. ( astner says she was
j,, ,ast Fri(lav t0 rel.vWe tele.
j,ram frm all counties of the state,
reporting that every county had tilled
its quota in the drive for registrants in
the rnited Mates Nurses Reserve,
The wman-s Department of the I)e-
fense Council conducted the campaign.
With a quota of hve Hood liiver has
.registered seven young women. The
total quota of the state was 3(H).
"T,'e fillt,st. young w.,men of our
state have registered for this work,
fav yrs Castner.
Hood Kiver county women are still
seeking enrollments for the Nurses'
Kerve While the campaign officially
closed last Mmdav, Mrs. (astner se-
(um, HJ extensin f time Two of
luod River county's registrants were
unable to qualify,
The young women who will train as
' nursps nr.- Misses h lorence Pifer. liettv
Kpping, Pearl Candee, Kllen McCurdv
and Mrs. Waldo Mills.
WEDDINGS
lluins-dray
Mr. and Mrs. L. II. Huggins have
received word of the wedding at Mill
Valley, Calif., last Saturday, of their
son, I.ieut. Chester Huggins, and Miss
Helen Cray, formerly a resident of The
Dalles hut whose family now resides at
Mill Valley.
Both the bride and groom have a
host of Oregon friends. Lieut. Hug
gins, graduate of the University of
Oregon, was a well known athlete,
lie won his commission at the second
officers' training camp at the Presidi
ami lias Peen stationeil tor th' past
several months at (lamp Fremont, t'al.
I.ieut. Huifuins exnecta to be sent on I
overseas duty very soon.
V) Sll(!ar For Bees
Su(ar fur fledi1K wi ,ie ex.
reinely hard to tfet this year, due to
the federal food control measures.
. (,reHon neekeepers generally n,u
their bees rather closely in the
iau,
says A. I.. Lovett, entomologist of ().
... C "trusting to the bees to collect
from scattered sources sullicient honey
'",winU''' lhvm- ,Whe" this supply
tiula the bee men depend upon feeding
glBar f()r winU,r s(lra;e, ()r t() ,,rillK
the bees through in the spring. Every
elfort was made last spring to supply
o . i t i i i . ,
the extra sugar, but food administral-
urs Hre averse to making any further
allowance for this purpose, beekeepers
''e urged to allow sullicient honey for
winter care of the bees. This not only
8aves 8Ui;ar but insures that the bees
wjU wiinter well and be in a condition
to reap the greatest benefit from next
ear's honey How."
1 Blowers Praises Klickitat Roads
,
bounty Judge Rlowers, who, aceom-
panied by his son. Lloyd, and Vernon
isuni,PrHm, FlVll Tl,,kl,r' llMS JllSl re.
- turned from an automobile trip to
(ioldendale, says the worst road he
.struck lies between here and Mosier
Judge Rlowers says the road from
: White Salmon to lioldendale, by way of
j Lyle. is if. excellent shape.
returned by way of Granddalles
and The Palles, says Judge Rlowers,
..,, had some trouble with the sand
down near the Columbia. If 1 were
, going to make the trip again 1 would
go by w ay of (Slcnwood and Trout Lake
and return by Lyle. The roads on such
; an itinerary would be found good all
Hit' way."
fapt. Neville Kxpresses Appreciation
('apt. F. F. Neville, who came here
last week with the body of his com
rade, Lt. W. L. Carson, declared be
fore leaving Friday afternoon that he
would like very much to have been
able to have expressed personally to
all with whom he came in contact his
appreciation of their courtesies, (.'apt.
Neville was forced to leave before the
funeral services were ended, having
received orders to return at once to
Wichita Falls by way of California.
The young otticer declares that the
courtesies of Hood River people and
the appeal of the mid-Columbia scen
ery made a lasting impression on him.
"When the war is over, provided I
survive it, I am going to come back to
Hood River," said ('apt. Neville.
Pro-Iierman May Have Worked Here
The local office of the Pacific Power
i; Light Co. has no record of the em
ployment of Wilhelm Rhode, arrested
in Portland for pro-hun utterances. It
is thought, however, that Rhode was
employed with crews that recently
.,.,J.Uo,.,i ..f .,.,1.1..
I Ol o j M e i ci iiir i o. i ii u.. x. iii . i oi a oiiui
spanning the Columbia River.
When arrested Rhode stated to fed
eral ollicera that he did not care who
won the war. Among his personal
etl'ects were found statistical data on
i...,.l.lructrn i.rhlnipnlc un.l dun in.N
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chief points. Papers indicated that he
had worked here for the power con-
cern.
Notice of Completion
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Notice is hereby given that J. (,.
Fnirfowl has completed his contract
for the Indian Creek fill and the same
has l.een accepted by the County Court
and final pavment will lie made on
Monday, the 2tith day of August,
liv order of the Count v Court.
GREATEST GF ALL SUNS.
Q ant Canopu. th B'u Beauty of tHa
6outharn Hem.epher.
Star Kier of ujrtlieru luiuls ofreri
OverlH.it tint fact tluit Home of tho
most Lrtillaut an4 Irautliul star aihl
fiLet uebulae and ar cbiatera tu tt
..,,.. beluLU to the southern hra.
UpUM aud art Lyt visible tu our Uitl
tudca. Mi;ul2cct:t blue Canopus, the legend
brightest a:ar tn the heavens, lie Just
! below our southern LotUou In the
tkm Ar Nav!9' l"Lait fr ,u famous
slip of the Argonaut. It Is ustiuUy
divided Into three cui.steLatloiis- I'u
pis. l arltia and ela. Canoinis was
the chief pilot of the Argonauts,
but
the star was known aud worshiped
on the banks uf the Nile lotiK before
It received lie name from the Oreek
and has been called the Star of Egypt.
It bus also been a guide to many tribes
In Africa, South America and Austra
lia tu their journey through pathles
w lids.
Although Slrlus appears nearly twb-e
as brilliant as t'anopiia. this Is due
only to the fact that Slrlus Is coiiipurn
tltely near to us. not quite nine light
years distant, Idle Tumpo has b.-eu
est 1 milled to be at n dlstaiK'tt of 4'til
light years. It Is. lm far as we know,
the greatest of all the giant suns,
equal In light giving power to fi.VtMt
stiiis such as our own. Slritis. with a
brilliancy estimated at forty-eight
time that of the sun, shrinks Into a
pygmy wheu contrasted with Canopm
New York Sun.
CARVED JADE.
I
It Tskm Chi Ptlnce to Work j
Thi Hard Oriental Slon.
When you ko Into an oriental nlu.p
In any bl city you are almost sure to
ee riniju or ne. khu es or bru. elet
which are H pretty, clear green tu col
or and urn uiiide out of Jade. If you
ak the Nuopman to tell you something
about Jade he will answer that the
true Judo la noldom found outsldo of
Aula and Oeeaulcn, but that In thcKw
parts of the world It l to bo had In
considerable ipiautltlea.
You, of course, know that a dla
mond In so hard that It will . ratch
glass, but perhaps you hnvo not heard
(hut Jade Is also extremely tough and
will cut glass mid quartz. Ite.-atis of
Its great hardness the tiiati who curves
lt must poHscks vast patience, and the
Chlnesp arc almost the only people
who havo ouffVleht pntletice nnd per
sistence to carve designs In Jade.
The Chinese make numberless art!
ele out of Jndo - paper weights, han
dles for swords, bells, bungles, ring",
vases, cups plates, pendants, nnd ho on.
Jnde Is far from cheap to buy. N'ow
adnyi tine plrrcH of Jade are Just as
much valued nmoim collector.- us tire
fine, paintings for their great beauty
and nnlstio value. So, then, If some
one gives you n little pendant of carv
ed Jade, you will understand that you
have u present which not only would
bo valued highly today, but one w hich
many peoples In nil times would have
treasured.-Christian Science Monitor.
Th Cat nd th Chicken.
An authentic story tells of a uinlpcnt
and n female cut In France that lived on !
terms of perfect (unity with nil the anl-
mnls on the place- dogs, chickens and j
what not. It so happened that a hen j
which had ft brood of seven chickens
whs killed nccldiMitally. The cat, which i
some two weeks before had been de
prived of her kittens, appeared to ob
serve the predicament of the seven lit
tle chickens. She crad led Into their j
nest, and the chickens, looking for j
warmth, nestled into her warm fur,
peeping guilefully. The chickens, fivl
by their owner, throve perfectly, and j
every day the strange sight was pre
sented of their following the mother cat
about the premises us !f expecting her !
to tlml them food after the manner of I
a hen.
Few nondt In China. ;
That Industrial development must
stagnate so long ns transport facilities !
nre Itindeipiato needs no emphasis, mid
when It Is borno In mind that there Is ;
not a road worthy of the inline, so much t
ns loo tulles long throughout China, It
becomes evident that the country Is
very severely handicapped. Certainly;
there (ire the rivers and canals, which
intersect the hind in every direction,
but locomotion on them Is naturally
slow and uncertain. Railways are few j
and far between and serve only to con- j
nect it few of the larger centers. Com- ,
uierce Report. j
Constellation of Orion,
The constellation known as Orion Is
referred to In Job Ix, !) and xxxvlil, ,'!l.
Orion Is the "giiiut" of oriental as
trotiomy, nnd the giant was Nimrod,
ihe mighty hunter, fabled to have been
bound In the sky for Impiety. The two
dogs and the hare In nearby constella
tions uiiido. his train complete.
Strange Happening.
"1 saw a mail with a crowd around
him go up to another mini and delib
erately knife Ii tu without a single one
Interfering."
"Was he n Pluck IlanderV"
"No; he was u surgeon." Ilaltlmore
American,
True.
"I don't see anything remarkable
about thut baby."
"oh. but you would if It w as yours."
-Detroit Free Press.
Making Home Happy.
Hess And Is she a (.'nod housewife?
Jane - A di.ln: Why, the poor chap
has no comfort whatever!-I .If e.
'.'o.iteiitinetir is natural wealth. Lux
ury Is artificial poverty. t?ocratpg. ,
WEEK'S REPORT FROM ;
PRICE COMMITTEE
The fur.il administration's price com
mittee erivea the following wholesale i
and retail quotations on staple com- 1
modities: ,
Kresh etfes, 4.V ; nOc. j
Butter, fresh creamery, 53 to ,".".c ; tide ,
to lioc. j
l'otatoes, new, per 100 pounds, 3c; Hi
to 4c.
Chee?e, full cream, 27c ; 3,r)C. !
Corn meal, yeilmv, hulk, 10o pounds, '
TO
r.iprrlhtlljrtbch!fnfri Mr
! $".7(i ; 7Jc.
(.rn liieul white IttllL tOO itooo.lc
j $5 !; "Jc. ' !
' Corn meal, yellow, 10-pound bais I
lo-bajr bale $0 M-7"c
Corn meul white 10-iioiitxl Iihits to.
at; bale, $t.70 ; 7"c.
Kolled'oats, i'l-pound bas, 7Jdc ; N".c.
Rolled oats, 20-ouuce package, doz..
l'2c ; lfc
Parley Hour, bulk, barrel, $l 1.2" to
f Pl'JO; Sc.
Pulley tlour, 10 pound bags, bale,
ifii.-ld to' $7. 40; 7-V to Svic.
Rice, head, per 100 pounds, Jlll.7,". ;
14c.
Corn Hour, wdiite, bulk, per 100
pounds, $(..70 ; Sc.
Corn Hour, white, lo-pound bag,
bale, $7.00; Sde.
Rye Hour, lo ioimd bag, bale, ti.7d;
Soc."
Hominy, 10-pound bag, bale, $(i.S0 ;
sV.
Hearts, small white, lie; IV.
Wheat flour, 4H-pound sacks, $2.7f;
fi.lll to $:i.r..
Wheat Hour, 24-pound sack, $1.42;
$1.(10 to $1 lu.
Wheat Hour, 10 pound bugs, bale,
tide ; 7..c.
Sugar, white granulated, J'.i.2."i ; lUc
to 10c.
l'.vaporated milk, ti oz. can, lije ; 2
cans l.V.
Fvaporated milk, lti oz. can, Pic; l.V.
Lard, pure leaf, per pound, :12c ; 4lic.
Lard substitute, per pound, :10c ; ;;7U
lireakfast bacon, I'c ; 5.V.
Ham, sliced, r.dc ; (if.c.
Fresh Fish, l'JAc to lf.c ; l.xe to 20c.
What becomes of the consumer's dol
lar w hen he buys food :
Wholesale cost, Nl per cent; salaries, pete should at. nine apply tu the Secre
10; delivery, 2A, Rent, light and heat, tary, lloatd of Examiners, Postoflice,
2 ; Loss and depreciation, 1; advertis- or to the District Secretary, Room .Sod
ing, J; taxes and supplies, J; net profit, Postoflice Puilding, Seattle, Wash., for
'i'i; total, 100 per cent. j application blank and full information.
MOOD RIVER FRUIT CO.
Specialties;
FRUIT BOXES and PAPER.
ORTHO BRAND ARSENATE LEAD.
(None Better. I
BLACK LEAF 40 BLUES TONE
SPRAY HOSE PICKING BUCKETS
AND (Vi lli R
ORCHARD SUPPLIES.
Wo are iti a position to lnimf sonic additional
tonnajre both APPLES and PEARS. If you want to
sfll or have inars Juitnllril on a siilisjctiii i Imsi. call
and see us or 'limn'.
Phonn 1542
DAVIDSON BUILDING
Third and Cascade Sts.
UNIVERSITY of
Fnllv ti(ii(i)ct lilioral ullnrc aril
?i inmi mil; im v onniMTt ', .iom h;ii;mii, .r miccim', raw, icuh ino
'li'.'tiliiiif. Lil riii'V Wiitk. Mnstc. lliinst'lmh! Arl.s. i'ln sit :l I r.-i i tii iti5 nnd l'iiii' Arts.
M ilil.ir Si it n v nt i li:tri;i- t-l Amcririm jiiu!
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till iiii-to-iluli', iiici il on rv icrirnif in iirfMinf
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Tuilniri 1'U I :. I iltniry i SO.OOO vulniiir.
int . ! ., I' i Hii.i lots vt, in in Ii opoorlunif I or
Hrai.'' Wrilr lU-i-islrar. -.u4riii-, Or.-u I.ir illi.siral.'.l li.n.kl.-l. & 'tf!6gCH
Peach, Pear and
Apple Box Stamps
2v--IDE TO OEDEE
AT THE
Glacier Office
The Best Time to Buy
Theiv's a .,-t time to !.ti ov.-i' ti.it1.'.
It's wi.t-ti .rices ut o' as low as tl.ey can le
at:d are sure t Le l.iolier later mt. That's
the clutliir.n situation. We'il have -lenty of
ooii dollies at tins time next y-ar, luit tlie il
est a iiltie l.lore. It Voil Iieed cldiies
sae dy jettini:' oiirs now.
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
.uive on all wool, fast colors, at!. I guarantee
satisl'ai iioti. What more cotiKI you ask. Our
i.ew fall line is lieituiin0; to arrive. We hae
just opeiieil iii our tirst shipiueiit. We have
sohi" ecedioiial values to ofl'er you just now
and would like an opportunity t" show them
to you. It will he well worth our while to
look after the Uiyinjr of your new suit now .
We have sizes for stout men, slender men,
v ery tall men and very short men. The prices
are riht for hig values.
Ue PARIS FAIR
Hicks Opens Swond Kating Place
11. M. Hicks, who for the past two
years has won popularity by operation
"f tne 0H,e ltlul restaurant formerly
run bv I'arker Bros, on C'ak strt.et,has
opened a sceond restaurant on Second
street m the Morrison building.
Mr. Hicks says he will make a spe-
ciauy oi oreiiKiasis in nis new piace oi
business. "I want to make the Hicks
wattle a well know n Hood liiver article
of diet, " he says.
TL . j I 'i I
The Army Needs (i man ilt'lp
. ,
1 he signal corps of the 1.. S. armv
urgently needs 2'J civilian production
experts quallied to supervise, distribute
and expedite the manufacture of war
materials, including; telephone and tel
egraph supplies, wires, cables and
tools. Salaries, sf24PO-Hr.no. Apply now
for the information and blanks to Sec
retary, Fleventh V. S. Civil Service
Histrict, :!li:: Postotiice Puilding, Seat
tle, Wash.
Forest Clerk Kxamination
The United States Civil Service Com-
'"" V , 77 V. , . ... ? ""' . , : '
tor forest and tit Id clerk w ill be field in
Hood River on Seldenilier 14. 1M1S. A
knowledge of bookkeeping, typewrit-
mg and stenography is required for
this examination.
The Department of Agriculture has
staled that, oAing lo the difficulty in
tilling vacancies in the position of for
est clerk, it. is imperative that female
eligibies be made available for ap
pointment to the position of forest
clerk, and persons w ho desire to corn-
OREGON
Training for Efficiency
in Pear e or in War
srifii(ifSr tl p.irlniesils. Special
Ilrilidt) itHii Tt. lrtH, lt-( (nm nmt lit-lil wurk 41
:ir. ( otiiiili It- h sic iii uf Ir'-m lit, brii) vh, k J
tlt:..:..t tit it -r "J"
Durmilorit n ti,r men uiul u inm-ii
u orliii r hiic'm .
in a iii variety
lo.od sturdy suits
Sui's that look w
iti every way. Mt.r prices it re ti.
SPECIAL
Ladies' iaund.'i'ed collars
variety of styles, your choice
Ouling Flannel Gowns for Ladies
Made of jiood jrra-le of O itit j
white and pink and white strip
These are excellent values, ourci
Canvas and
Slippers for
Sizes "ik to
The pair
Card of Thanks
Words cannot express our appri cia-
lion to the kind friends and neiuhbors
who t)V tlieir tender sympathy anil
beautitul Mowers, helped to lighten
our sorrow in the loss of our beloved
son and brother.
Mr. am I, Mrs. J. K. t arson
anu rainiiy.
I FOR SALE
I Kirs:.!.' A l!iii.lri1 hifil Sn l.lleniol Hutiiv
' II"".' rti'i'lv in K. W. Hai-M-it. Ut 1 list j.
j .- -..
i KorMale- 't'e ii ol lioi'so, . ..1.1, une ol tlif
ii m .t in tin- niicv Win nci'e oin-e im.l
.. I in-, to mhI Inn
M ll.HHl ItlM'l."
K W'. t'Hidivi-ll, 1114 Till
aJ
l-oi Snli'
.M.-.I l'i,.
M.d J.TKry Milk-ll cow. PholU'
II
ho.' sai,.Kci'.iioii!i!ly Hue .lerwy cw. I
l'i. lion t'ty rl.-li nnlk nnw. Will !it-lien
ii'i'ciiiii.i'. K. X. Areas, KM. '.'.
K. ir Sale - W n : 1 1- l..L'.loiii Inns. I waroht
...A.I strain. Km M.o k lc . plioiie f.sil'i. '-'.'
l-or snip or Kent M.hI. iii i io.mh lions,'.
I t'olllliitilH SI. I'lioli.' till. Hi '
For s::,ie ii, inch wood, rrnni anil clover
liny I'lion.- si, i i.i.'ll. ic'y
j rr .HHie-itt.ti,t. l ii'iiiisti u'lHins, me lii'i.i
in tiu- coi'inv. ah iiio. iva.lv i.m.i. Mrs.
.Cara .1. Noble, 1.-J7 Wusi Sl.ern.iin. I'lm.ie
nl.'
H'.".l
Koi s ilr-oitk corilwiHxt, 3." Ml prr corl: pine
riik vv. n ut . $7 J;. per col .1, c:ill on ilch vel . it I
ho in on Hork lord i o;.'l, Willi . a-y hum. 'lei
. HI"1 in- .-velum's xV.l. al .
tor Sa lo iiiiiil; licy cow, ntvj-lioiiMl
well l.rctl: hIm. !.;. hi iful hcit.-r c;.lt. l'i ic fcV.
Collins Knoll, mile S VV oi Ik e, .iionc
Otleli -l'i-. a:-.
l-ol Sn - A sin rv, II e.ls new :ollt!'. A 1'.,
It. p. .-iiuinc and pntM. lor piimpiim wiit. .: n
.Vlili.urii wau'on, in. I'tcne ill.- oocll or
M'f 1-it-d liowaid.
nl.i
l-or "Sale - K''l Honifl lb, i.tre. On.
tie. Oi will Ii.kI. lor i.n linn : iluil I can tike.
Valllef':.. Iii.,tili'- hi Itorkloul Hlorc. VV It.
S'l-ar, pliont' .',.,.. Hli
For Side A tiiiinl.er ol lull l.looil Kentucky
f'.X hoillicN. l.M.y In ilellv.'l in I Weeks.
Will.' William II Hit i on. I. m, iifuon. ..
For Sale- ( .iw. II . s. lOillimm. lei. 11 mi. nl i
For Sali'-One teatll, vt Hlt.Mlt )KI. Hint (Inn
tile linrii.'s. -i .Miichi'll w.icons, ;i in. A'o
on.. Iiyht itiiiiil tor sale or liadf. lieo. VV.
Howaiit. HiOi and l 'aw etc ve, alft
Fur Side- A inol.irc.M'k an. I a bicycle, l.otli
In K"0.1 coiiililion, fi'l. Ii, 1J ul.'i
For Sale 'Jliil II.. team, lion Kiay niares, h
nnd ii fs. olit. mil hikli'is. A I nun true, some
tiling leal biooil 1 all round sin.. Ic lioi m !i
I y is, HlK.nt 'Jim ll.s. will H.iikany place, a Imi
I ilolllile liacli. tins liuisl Hli be sold H llliln ,'lu
I days. I'linnc nh'.H. JjSt f
For Tunic--.1) acre trai l, level, all cleared,
will Unite loi i;ood Ford. Phone .V.'ji. .!.'.' I
For Suit'- one Culler ItiHilitn; Mai-liine. one
new eiH.tle ap.e rack. F. P. Fridav. Phone
I" I!' ' li'.lf
t .
j Koi Sale- Hi inch pine nnd Mr, and 1 fool
oak wood delivered. J. c. Imikwall. O.lell
Hi.,
j for (vile - One hiiiiK.v, one I it h I hack , 2 ' ,
... : icneo waiii.n vviiii ap.ie ruck aim sprums,
li i v I iiic Icrsc nlioiii ifin I i.-i. win work siniiie
oi double. J. C. Ihickwall, (idell rv.i. al.'.
For Suit... A It will lm Impossible lor me to
leave my ranch llns miisou, I am nll.-rniK my
..iie-ihiril inieiesi i n oin ;i h resh i iik niach i iih
lor sale would like very much to uo mil
n:a,ii this season. Inl am lied np Willi work
on my mnch m l cannot neimvnj. Nome
one can have a baiKani in ttnvini; nteoiu
W rile ii if or pi ,i. ii,- isi, in lei i. .1. P. 'I ii,iniison,
P.O. II. .X T. rark.li.le, ore. jiia
For Salc-'l I'lie-lo-Nanie Nursery dIIcih lor
Sprint, pmniiiii;. lea. Inn; varieit.-s ol apple
lear,i'lieirj,etc. I'llone 47!lii,U.S OhIII)!..!!. in'lll
For .iale-Oooil lnii,ljnK wind nn,t Krue"i
n yard. I au easily he loaded on Ml. II i
cars. Ilooil River Chiiiiiiik ( o. nllif
For Hale-As we Intend to use auto trucks
He olter lor sale our horses, harness, wagons
...... mi .iso lioou main re lor su e nil
lrnnsicr i'o
inTir
FOR RENT
For Kent -A nine ro p'irtiallv liutiishei.
Inrnare lieatert house, close In. (iamvi' Tel
ephniie l-.iiior calU' Cascade ave. " ail '
For Kent-Will rent or lease tny 'Ji acre
lunch to responslt.le orcliHr.l man for term ol
years. Cash mn or shines W ill H t this sea
son s crop i!o Willi place. Trees uru 15 yeHis
old. In lull heanm;. an, I want priicl ical or
I'lmrdist w in. will cine lor trees. 'I'el. ,')S7j. jr,
For Hem-Will rent niyholeliit liinlerwoo.l
v ash , In respectable responsible purlieu f,
one or more years, other duties necessitai,.
my lenvinK property, whicb otters a proflishle
......... ... eu.ci p. ibiiiu ianiily. W ill
,,,, laiin luopeitv, oi scll
V . Oiseu, l inter wood, Wash.
Mary
u'J'J
For Kent -4 room buiiKalo, nuiire, W. II
' 'S. phone :,!::. H,''
For Heid-An elthl-room house partly Inr-
' ,r"1" HiHd. In
.pure of Mrs. Al. ,- .snoeinaker. Mf
l-or Kent - I.aine lions,., five hedninms
ilowntow,,. c. !.. .vt, Phone i. n"",
bv'"l'.'.V'r,T-T"r ' I ' 1 i ' e i s former ly .K-eupied
snJ; , ! h'" "' Alsoslorafe
I ,,V.,1 . . "hit!. Plione l.i.U
" ' ' ' ' ' ' act . (i
altf
WANTED
WHtiteil-Tii retitiini nl shed or nlrr,isl,e,1
ii .'' '"" '""'- Flunk c. Witlenbcnf
Mood Kiver, Oregon. an. '
YVHiit.d-smimt lin. n,
harheil wire.imist he , Ko,l con'lilion
J'j . 'ii
VVanleil-An hi prentice hi lake i7iu7n
Wanted-A ianitor for the Pnbn,. t ii.,rr,
""'"" API'I.V to Mrs. 'C ,,
lary.or lo A. W.Onthank. re-
Wauted -To buy ynr nsl.(1 Mll ,,,I.L,1,:".
i-Fno" "r """" '
lilJhrhH.' hK,vy:llr """rt "'"'Oiire'a.
wi'l 11 '. -n 'V V"ur """""v iraditn
It "1IIU '',"el 'oml.UHi.ri Pe
Boys' Suits
ot i:evv rat',, tr.s ;
that will slat:. I sc:
'1 and are t:.- -t
a l'.
15c
79c
Leather Sandals and
Children and Misses
2. Kxceilent val
70c
HOOD KIVI-K P
OKI (.ON J
M ISC ELLA N LO I
I ,OM S.itlinl;.. .ili!l. i
Dt l.M -ir.'.'t il.'l HI!-.
hiiU r.-li oi ir:im- ti.iii I
KelMiU - Motoi I y .' 1. I,.'. !.
Oll.'.l. t.uhiT .'.ill -UlU.-i.-r
Oltll .' It Hit I n 11 ; i
.ilelll .
Lost J 1 1 1 y M l.,M-i..r
Chris' inn .'leiii'.' . t. . ; .
Willi opal in .-. Mtel Hint . ,
till It to Hliove ;.d Ir. s ;.n l i
l.osl A t.uii.-ll ol ki -fluidity
l-nidcr p . . o i
Olti.'l'. '
I
l.o-l - A B-.-toll Pilli
while h.ce alnl Imtcl
want if tl inter i!l
'.'14 i.
pup
spot
Kemly lo bate our ha v
Make oui hi laliticm. li's
running 'l ei n i
SOCIETIES
Hi" 111 IllvF.it VAt.l.l'.V Ml l I -, .,
II. aid K-ver, t Ire. . . s i,, ., ,,
.Mis. Alma Howe. See. 1.. s.i, i:h. . - j
t ail phone 1.111
lIOOli HIVFK CHAITFK Nu. ;. n,
Meets nrst and lhir.1 1 ri-la h it
tnoii i ii. o- . Ii . i a - -1 . , i
A. 0. Moc, Sccretur;, .
d.FTA ass KM Hl, No. I :', I ; i ( .
isans. Meel s the ti r-1 il,. IC il A
ititys, woi k: s.-conit and !.;r iu a 1
Ali:sans' hall. (' U. II i kh ii-
-I. II. Koiikno Secrelary.
lld.piW ll.lih; l.iitit.K mi. hi:, i. .i .
Meet in l-rai-nial li.il, cvi-t I:
I I V
.-in ii
I .
.is-luy
S ll.
lllttllt. Wll'l-illl MlSM.....
!. -VI I'l.'ll '
ti.-o. VV I'lto'iisnn, st-reiary
Hoop Ii! VFU CM APT!. K Mi. , .
Meets second 1111,1 foil l 111 Til.-.--In '.
ol ach month. 'i-i'ors coiilia ' u.
M rs J I) Mcl.MIHlll.il.
Miss Alia I'o.ue. .Secie'nry.
. I ,. "I -
1- ' mint
'. .-ilieil
W. M.
V llood Kiver CollllllHliller s, -,
K.I
iil'-S
.Meets every tirst lurs.lui .
each iiionin, .1. K. t aisnn, 1.
A. I 'anll"id. Keconlcr.
Hooli K1VKI'. CAMP, No. ;,-Mi, At ,i
Mee's in K ol l' hall every Isi an ! ,i t in,..
ol each re, mill .Inn. mi c
VV. '! , l'ia.i:'i , . 'lerk.
K LAW l.OpiiK, No. l.sl, 1. n. ii k -.i,,i.in
Odell odd Fellows' hall even -our
day ii!i;lil. Visitors conliallv cm ,i
I'. A! . -la. k. in, ',. o.
VV. I,. I'anies. slec'y; W. II Hue! -i i . ! , .
II')' ill Rl Kit l IIO l.K Ml. ..Ji, VV. MI.MiK
VVoodcrnl't -Meets ill K. of I' l,.i ,. lh
first and Third Thursdavs ol en. -i, t th.
M rs 'i 'urn H!i,.- -, N
Mrs. Maine Mckeis.-n, ITeik.
WAI'C.i.MA l.llHOK NO. K. ' I' -Meets
In K. ol I', hall very Tiw.l.. i. xiii.
Fred VV. I'.iat I...,. . I
.lasjier Wickliain. K . ol K and
T. If . Johnson, nl F.
KIIKN FNCA.vll'.VlF.NT, NO, is, I 1 1 i. K.
K.Xiilar n.eeliiiK second and foiuili I n --1 i v
')f hiicIi tnotitli. I-, p. s,hl,,,,. , p
Oeo. VV. 'I lioltlsoll. Scribe.
MT. IPlilp ('OF MTI, No.
In Masonic Hull every
. K .V S, .1 1 . -etH
lino! i - ! i.. ill
eacn nionin.
W. F. 1. aiaum . 1
P. Meponalil, Itecnrder.
W. tl. W'.- Heiilar meetings ,,t. ,: :
and Ihird Alondays o! each linn; ; at
1'. bull. Visitors cordially in , ;w i. .
S. M In, h i
F. F. iloo.tticli, Clerk.
ll'KII) KIV H.K l.dlKiK NO. II',. A I' ;
M. Aleels Salurday evenuiu on ..i
each full moon. r, f, lohns,,,, u
I). Alcpoiiald, Secrctarv.
WAt'NA TKMI'I.K 1'VI'HIAN sl-i I i.
Meets the second and loiiriu II
each tin in I Ii at K. of I' hall
Alls. Susie I, vnn, F. C
Airs. Kale Fleiletick. M. ol l nm! .
Airs. Margaret Howell, M ol F.
CANHY W. It. C Meets sec,l , ,,,
Sal iirtlnys of each iniinii, in s ,,i i- .
Mrs. l.izie Anderson, l o -Airs,
Urucc Hon. well, I r. a..
Airs Siimc I, ynn, Secreiur .
HAFI, KKMKKAII l.(Hi.l, .. i i
Aleelstlie liisi ami Hold I'll. -sil.n , - , i
each in. in 1 1, in the (aid leili.w- i..i
miles Klllllh of Hood Pimi Ii.
.Mrs. Oeilrilde l ailt;!'' . '
Maie Schiller, V. li,
Marie Kemp, See.
I.AI'KF.I. KKI1I' K AH I.OIHiK No s-
Aleels Hist and tliird Mon.hn- . . u
Airs Mc M , -Airs
Fltahclli ll-giinii,.
Mrs. Kalle Vincent, Secretnn -
nl A
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