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About The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 14, 1919)
HOOD MYK11 (JLACIKR. TnCHSDAY, AFCT'ST U, lf10 1 I I'i I'i 'I i i I I I I . i I 1 I 1 i-t s. T i i I BRIEF LOCAL MENTION I 1 I I I ; ! ' i ' i -t-i-i- I -r Tut: fit v. l.e v.; .it tr.t II. I.. II.l-l i.U'k. Opto :riii l.i.j :u, 1 1 1 1 r C'. !!:- -t. t: ai 1 cut. c, i i i at! .'1. lUl.'.-u.-l M; F.tl rv irt, U.th iai' rt Motor Car Con.j ai; . ..I ui.tnii.tf. Tel. U. I.n'.tli.ai i prin,- Ht I .'.' Ill I'.'r.-lr:. W..ik. n-'i We are now 'r-jiiri l t.i n ir vitlirrhii .v l,av, 'IV1. :;;.Tl' il' t! John I i't re farm machines. Gilbert MtL r Car Company. j'Jl C. T. Kawson, of Pnrkdale, v. as a I ii.-it vr-s visiter in the city last wnk. ('has. Kat'lmn was home from Ar ln gtoti over the week ei.it. C. tl. Vauirhan was a dusi: ess is- itor in I'urtlaml !a?t week. Hardie anil Jthn Du re orchard j trucks. Gilbert Motor Car Co. i Walter McDoutral was in the Trout Lake country last week on an outing. lor electrical trouble mi. I rt'.r.i;.'.' l.aUi ni'-. see D.ik;n, 111-1 :M M ii.Mt Wanted Woman to do wast ing ami ironing. W. F. Chown, Musier, Ore. Try h.i!Mirk l'.rmi 1 t i alnim l uli'le wheat. They ale the hcs!. ;t- Ira K. Williams was up trem Monroe last week on husmess. Columliia dry cell and Hot Shot lot teries, (iilliert Motor Car Cn. ji'l lluyh G. Hall was up to see the cir cus at The Dalles Saturday. Harry Cormaway was a business is itnr in I'ortland ever the week end. II voiir w heat , oats anl Imi lev to (!;:!: f.T f : i v : c , r F.. o -V. t : I' He the --1 r a ( - ! Mr. : rivi .1 : Y he!e ' Mr. ! la! -I, ; tl ii'iai-. i K. J. M last week they ha ! n l.r- ! t;e!i cltlr. store. After Mrs. I. lift Soli, c.r.d Mr-. fere fl, 1: . . i:a'. ai.d Mrs. . r-.-r. W a :e atter.d.!: Ire .' I.. I c ..rt l". 1. ii. it?.;..; h;.e ar rtl ' utr. r.ef:d. Wati., e .- I t.l the par-t tar. U'.ht r' Wh.te, of I'nrt- Vt!e here I -aa..-fret-; d t-T st Uiek lf.t:li family rttarred t peii.ts. where a ai'atlo!:. h's Ar ii v:e'a-eeerv a isit ere A: r Virfh; atii..,ed ; v t I.. I a n n v h her a"-l i at t i " i r i I !: ' I . e . . 1 1 r pi. !la at la: I t , W a .il t; a e p. A t itr t.t ti ere. ! . v 1, V ..ii'- ! '.in Hi i:. i' eek s. I. i . t. An-:, r Mrs A. I rise. I last iau.ur, Mis. il. Mrs. o,. ar nl an elaherati lilts. iaV. foil.' H'.le.-t- 1 1 j. i i! I ti I: Maik. '. i.d PI a- 11. -LI.' of Crauls P. f a l at w N. Plow. . ar- . ith ht r fati,- Mis. Kr pat Haas, v join Mi-Mr-'. K. M liil, !-. Mr. il !aa e f 1:1. . P. Pe .! Col. ist T ,-e:.d ..I. voiir w lieal , outs an, i p,u the Highland .Mdhnu Co. Mr. and Mr. J. K. Hanna meter. -d here from Portland Sunday fur a visit with relatives and friends. After a postgraduate enurse in Port land, Dr. I'nderhill lia- resumed her prat'tiee in the Smith huil.lttv. Mrs. M. II. Weli li and rhildren hae returnei from a visit with relatives at Aer, Cal. Miss Marie Perry sport the week end at The IiuPes visitiii1; her friend, M.ss Amelia Sleeves. Dan W. Jordan anil CI. as. S. P.o've were tlown from the Upper allev the first of the week on a shopping tuiir. Tree Prejis We have a U' oii supply of them. Fir Mill Ai Con.itrurtinn Co. l'hone olLi. j'J! l.-e to West Side te-id.-!.!-. d. 1 et, d (or ill rents pi r p'ii pounds, H.,.,,1 I; : or liiiral Fxplrss. al 1 Misses OIlm anil Filna Plee left la-t ill: t ru t . week for a visit with relatives ami F friends in Seattle. ,vnr Mi on 1 tin Forbes lias left tor Pel- ..eat keley, where she will enter the l'i.i-Sa Versitv of Calitornia. M Miss Dale lioherts was hosti ss at a ! and M daiieir Lf nartv at the lloerlt in raneli Peril one eveninif last week. I'i Mr. ami Mrs. K. A. Collins, of Dee,! Camil liat'tnu will leave soon for California, w hen : vi- l i. i; in- maim thev will visit friel tls and relat i t s. ; S. I.. Pal tmes-, tideri.Jt was he-'.,Ss I rid'H' lui.fhtea hist itli; tl e lUt.l'iie.'!! the ur tai ies of i ri.Ce. .ere on a ' and Mis. r Pamela- K' h.T s s tail la. it with ! la-e lele ilaliU to 1. h-liia, , K. U. , et k ii! ! iieker I I'd Corree here v i' ed r to I ' i t.i i; r i at Mr. ;-.' an r III -il ,1 Mis. .liaa at tiiS ha'. d home M..r seital '. ia ie r t realtm i l for S. 1 1 :. titer, w lie have V ..I for the past iri' let;. II, el to tla' (tilt II tie aheap, out .ii ie or tl. ul !e I ; will la' in tia , AiieuM Hi, n id Mrs. l: S. P. sorrel li'ifse, Well-ht hl.'.ii, ! I' a -Id' m st aldi ', in the al leriaion I 'iiapma'i and M rs d lia' i W a:l Wei w ei'k I I'i fl vitititi: has Peer. Mr. and l, l' C. W. M. t u!la;:h left Fridav rsinht f. r M.lwauker. W is., where he will ut ter u tl.e xrr ual coriver.t'.on tf the In-l- :.a'.: r al Apple Sr.ipieis' As t.eia ta ! . t" ;e he'd Autu-t lii-l'i. Mrs. Nar- ie W. H.ii.'h.s, of Pd.ni tit : i. la., ae '..rr aiee'J iy her daugh ter, Mrs. W. .J. Steekel. and huftand, . heie isitirv hir for, Paul U. IPiL-r es, and fan.ily, of the Oak Pirove i), strut. Th irsilay evenmir, Auc- U. Park dra: te w.il five an ice cream and eahe social at lieckferd hall. Good rrtwc 'Aid Pe previiied for the evening. The put lie is cordially invited to he ptese: t. Mi- lluth C.er'.try, of Portland, left ! la.-t wirk aft-r a vi-it with Mr. and Mm. I.. M. Pettley. Mrs. identity, who J' un,e id daun to attend to . U. C. matters, accoinpanieti Miss Gen try t n her relnrn. 'Mr. ( l as. Cas-rier, Hiver ', Fruit Ca,, ldi.p'.i kr Kanch, Oregon," i was-pa'v.aya prospective picker ad dressed the mai'antr of the fruit con cern. The letter was delivered promptly. i O.W.IIPitfman, superintendent of city schools at Sunnsiile, Wash., while en route hy automobile to coast points with his wife and daughter, lias been lit re this week visiting K. T. Robinson and family. P.t !, at d Pan American, seven and ti'.e asseiie:er touring oars for Hood li.'.cr valley and Mid-Columbia auto liverc service. J. C. rnderwoud, stand at Pastime poolball. l'hone Three ten Detiby truck for sale. This 'ruck has been u.sed but tlijihtly, is in the best t.f condition ami can be bought for a very reanmablo prii'e. A demon .strat.on on request. Write, phone or impure for .). K. McW illiams, Hotel t ll epetl. The members of the Penetlict Tennis Club defeated The Dalles Tennis Club in a miil-summer tournament Sunday. 'Pr e isiters were entertained by fam ilus if the P.enetlii't tdub. I.oi'al leiii. s men will visit The Dalles in the i.tar lutuie. M -s l.uci'.le Johnson, u l.o is now re si Pi i'" in Poiliamt anil working at the V'aini uer, Wash., i Hire of the Pacific Power iV latrht Co., accomtianietl by lur si-ttr, Mrs, Ivlward S. Creihton, and husband, of Portlanil, spent the week end here visiting relatives. Mi-s Grace Allen, ( f Parkdalo, has bull ViSitniL; Pev. and Mrs. D. M. t'ai enter on May street for a few il is. She spent two Sundays and ,s, .up', at every serviie, some t.f her Copt I messaties in sotitr. She returns home tins wet k. Three-ton Deiiby truck for sale. This trucK has b.'t'ti used but slip'htly, is in the best of condition and can be bought at a very reasonable price. A demon Iralien on request. Write, phone or inqiete for .1. K. McWilliams, Hotel Ultpm. Arthur A. Murphy, Portland attor ney who is associated with C. F. Coch ran in. the O.-W. P. - N. legal depart ment, was here hist week on business. Mr. Muiphy Good News For You A tremendous saving to all prospective Cloak buyers for this Fall's New Style aVofjune Cloaks We have bought the entire line of road samples at 25( off the regular wholesale price. We will offer them as fast as they are sent in by the roadmen at wholesale cost allowing us a nice profit and giving you Ladies,' Missed and Children's New Style Coats at wholesale prices. NO TWO ALIKE EVERYONE A GEM FRANK A. CRAM FIRST LOT ON DISPLAY Patterson was born in the Frank ton district but left the Valley with his family when 12 years old. lie and his family have been visiting the family of Mrs. Patterson's sister, Mrs. W. C. 1 avis, of Oak Grove. Mrs. John Zolls and daughters, Misses F.mma and Prances, after a visit with their daughter, Mrs. M. 1'. Gi.ibon and husband, returned home last week. Mr. and Mr. Gibbon accom panied them back to Hood River. Thev have been residing at Vancouver, Wn., and far the last four months at Sea side. Mrs. nils and daughter repo"t ' the Seaside outing an excellent reciea It on. The Woman's Relief Corps will meet with Mrs. J. K. Carson at her hum", the corner of Taj lor and Thirteen' h streets, tomorrow afternoon for a lawn tea. All niembeis are requested to bring luncheon. All friends of the organization are extended a cordial in vitation to participate in the event, which promises to be one of the most pleasant of the season. The local police force hail the first casualty for 10 years last wtek. Chief Joseph l-'nzier nursed a very sore mouth as the result of a friendly scullle. hi the mix some one's elbow came in con tact with Mr. Krazier's jawbone, loos ening his molars. The accident was at first considered trivial, but eompli- a lieutenant w ith a Canm cations followed. Mr. p razier had to Neil Nunatnaker has relumed to licrkeley, to resume his studies at the I'uivt rsity of California. Mrs. P. Ii. Aplin and son, Parr, have returned from a visit with relatives at liellingham, Wash. Mr. and Mrs. K. W. I'.irge have re turned from a tour of Yellowstone Park. Miss Nita Hilyeii, of Allans, has been here this week t be guesl of bet sist. r, Mr. Harry Coiinaw a . Cli'l'ord A. Warren, of I'ortland, has ncceplel a poritioli with the Conseli tinted Mercantile Co. .1. II. Gorman was a Pu-iness visitor the latter part of last week at Pendle ton. Highest cash price paid for your ieil furniture, stoves and iiis. Call McCiain at K. A. I ran. Pi. C.'i'ti I have taken the naeriey lor the s-pn-elhl Corset. Call at Puei.iw I'.inor si. .p. Mr-. Karl I'.uelow . II I River. Hi. II "Sauce for the (loose, " featuring, Constance Talmadge, Friday and Sat urday at the Liberty. Miss I'omthy Parker, of Port land, arrived last Friday for h visit with her sister, Mrs. R. I!. Perigo, and family. Mr. C. II. M'tiill and children left Friday to join Mr. McGill al Castle, where they expect to locate. Hardie orchard ladders strong "at every point. Gilbert Motor Car Coin pany. y.'l. Mrs. Charles Chaplin in " P.orro'.v ei Clothes" at the Liberty Monday and Tuesday. Get "A taste of Life" with P. lith Roberts, at the (letn Friday ami Satur day. Mrs. A. S. Keir mid sons, Paul and Harold are spending a vacation i n the Coast. G. L. Schetky arrived last week Iron, Vancouver, H. C, for a visit with bis family on the ranch. C. H. Jeuson and James Steele mo tored down from the Middle Valley last week tin a shopping tour. All roads lead to R. A. Pock tV Son's meat market on Third between Oak and Cascade. Phone loll. aTlf Searches of records and reliable ab stracts made by Oration A I t i a . t t elle panv, A. W. tiiitliunk, Manager. .' - " OA" Street. Phone 1V.M. p'.'tl-ll' on., in I Mi-s Mi lolli Pelt or 1 1 I.. . , wh. log tiie annual l cry con. t i t s. Mr. a "I Mis. M !- Harriett Kat s;er re! una t .on j.j . r:l on In Alla rl T i.i'l' ty s n pre, other i or: Na'iei-i! I C. C. Ca riVtd i.ete Ins eou.-ia Mr. Car- t Hoot, Rive M:s. Andei Norman IPiintiH i S' i rai.t V as rt ' urniai af iniiiil W. Mas and in ai il ea i i nt: J. nt Sh. I rem a va. a l.aia' l.tamii. w as II mi I River conn ve al the Pol ll.'ind ant t I'll u.eel i nits of t hi :,! A ,-',:il let- It' P' II w t e ;, K. t ar telnplat 'etnal-.i r ,d M ti.e soils a... I b'.ti aid, .-aw the a id iy. Mr. an. rivtd i'i. v i-at at t , ho'.'.e of V,s. M: :. P. . C; R. G. Mo.u. difti . 11 are e Mi:.- Pari: .r.'u. nt The Kv., ar- 'sil with I I'aiiiiiy. cation in rs. C. C. r small i: s Sat- Mrs. Ce. , P.iltbn .on. be.' ' e! Wl are .:!!. arp ar k I'. '' a I in llf'.Ve , M '. and 1 d. rw i t. I- la peel! M M j. i:. l .lair. ief !;:i Mi-s the U : here te ing hi.: llolllt .- I V e ! pl'cp.iV Jell pe it ! has i of the Pll- la-t wt t k on t :;e l'( rler Wood one of I no most .- n ti.. ,r I,:.-:..r,. with Mr. and Mrs. P. igc: . a' 'I Mr. and Mrs. i in Pert land. I ,ois Sin of Mr. and Mrs. K. W. tuna ,1 heme. Fi. l. r, who la'.iL'ht at el Let year, ha-- an iveti I t ep.a ration- f.-r I be coin- I lei in. She Will ttach 1 . I o in- uilb -, and e.iit ge.e , ' i,.o Is liiMir- an.e aiid mii.-. n.n II .... Liver A I)--trin I and lev ( ... Pii a.e 1 ...il tl k'ii 1 1-. 1 1 pt a : : s er an in e'i.nes taken at .ill) nine. I,., ..k ner v.ur lists and allow Ine to make Mill hnin.ii- lor ! Join favorite p' : 1 I a a ' ! 'lis Ppui . pi ser- v ice M -s. .1. K . t ,ies .a, r, 1. ; f'Ut I Tl.iee ton Dei bv truck for sale. This j ti u !. has Peer, n-ei but id ;ghr Iy, is in j Ine i'e.-t of cm d.l ion and i an be bought Iter a very r. a:-e:.al.!e prae. A demon i st t'.'i! ion on reiia ( Write, phone or imp. lie for ,1. K. McW llhailis, Hotel b'euetl. Lewis regiment at the tune, was here t arP. in l'.'ls boo.-ting a Liberty loan. He was in the Argonne Forest drive. Hugh G. Hall is displaying a nose minus most of its epidermis. Mr. Pall was attempting to adjust his overalls suspenders by a hotly movement Mon day. A paperstock shelf was too close to fe nose, and that member scraped t violently. The fir wood of the shelf aruve.l the more durable. Richard Perrow, of Caldwell, Ida., drop,.!.,! in for a pleasant surprise over the v.. i k end w ith his old friends, Mr. and Mrs. F. I'!. Kaesser. The Visitor, lat.e'i for motor ritles over the valley, det lared the district appealing w ith its in hauls and surrounding points of scenery. Dr. V. R. Abraham after a painful illness has recovered and is again out. Or. Abraham sutl'ered a infection in the bony structure back t.f the eve and around the nasal cavities, due, it is thought, from an attack of tonsililis. He was in Portland for some time, having submitted to an operation in a hospital tlieie. L. V.. Morse, here last week visiting the family of I, is daughter, Mrs. ('has. II. Castnt r, bus leased his ranch near Sprav anil is remov ing to Port land, where he expects to remain until next Spring. He will he accompanied to Portland by his sister, Mrs. Nellie 0. Rath:-, and daughter, Mrs. Jessie Ash iiiwid..', and uncle, Ward Holding. Miss I.ettie Kiuniiird, a recent grad uate of the Oregon State Normal Sfhoi I, has just returned to her home lice from the Piuversity of Oregon, where she took a special course in ped ag.f.v. Miss Kiniaurd, who formerly taught at the Pine Grove school, will be a member of the faculty of the Junior High scboul Ht The Oalles next year. R. P.. Rragg, who spent last year as an apple Inner for the Portland trade, announces that he will open a commis sion house on Front street in Portland about September 1. Mr. Bragg will not only specialize in Hood River ap plies, fuit experts to handle, a volume of local soft fruits, potatoes and other produce. His son, George Rragg, will be associated w ith Mr. Bragg in the new business. H. N. Patterson, ef Portland, aeeom panual by his wife and two children, has been here after a HO years' abse ice view ing scenes of his childhood. Mr. have all of his upper teeth removed. A new set has been ordered. Mr. Fra zier was back on dutv Monday. Con stable Olirger handled the work in his ahi-enee. Lotkman-Welir Wedding Near Mr. anil Mrs. John H. Mohr, of the Fast Side orchard district, announce the engagement and approaching wed ding of Mrs. Mohr's sister. Miss Bar bara Irene Wehr, arid Au-tin Lockman. The wedding w ill he solemnized at St. Mary's Catholic church on Tuesday morning, September it, Rev. Father Maximilian Klein otlieiatmg. Mr. Lockman served in France with the linth Engineers Regiment. He is a survivor of the Tuscarda, torpedoed and sunk olf the Irish coast. Kegs,FruitJars and Trimmings 5 Gal. 10 Gal. and 15 Gal. KEGS Economy Jars Vide Mouth Mason Jars Regular Mason Jars E-Z Seal Jars Jelly Glasses Schram Caps Economy Caps & Clamps Mason Caps Kerr Large and Small Caps Mason Rubbers Parowax Vinegar and Pickling Spices The Last Big Snap Twenty Acres in the heart of the Tine Grove Apple Holt, sixteen acres in ltl-year old trees t.f best commercial varieties. '3 acres in younjr pears; 1 acre in homesite. Buildings, insured for $800), include a Rood eight-room house, large packing house with frost-proof storage with a capacity of 5(MtO 1oxes, good two-story barn ; tenant house. Running water in house and modern plumbing. Electricity in all buildings. Irrigation system in orchard distributed in three galvanized pipe, with valves at each tree row. inch On the Top of a Hardie Fruit Ladder your picker feels safe. He knows from experience, that the design, material and work manship of the Hardie ladders are the best possible. The use of these strong, rignl ladders will decrease your pick ing costs and will also secure you the best grade of pickers for all experi enced fruit pickers desire the Hardie ladders. Gilbert .Motor Car Co. Cars to lie Secured at Seattle The Hood River Garage has ar ranged to receive hereafter a supply of Nash automobiles from the C'hilcutte Nash Co.. of Seattle. "P.y this means," says Mark Camer on, "we are enabled to tell a prospec tive purchaser just when we can make delivery. We will receive our cars in carlots and are expecting delivery of four machines next month." Methodist Church Sunday school, 10.00 a. m. Sermon, 11. no a.m. Subject, "In Tune With the Christ." Special music: for t.ie service. 7.00 p. m. Subject, "Perpet ual Youth." J. I). Lewellen, Pastor. Congregational Church Tin1 church will not be open during the month of August. Sunday School will reopen on Septenilier Vth. liegubir Church Services will begin on Sept. 21. The Star Grocery PERIGO & SON The special price, for this week only, of $18,000.00, includes the crop of 4'KK) boxes and all equipment. Crop last year was 7500 packed boxes. C. N. RAVLIN AGENT Real Estate and Heilbronner Building Insurance Hood River, Oregon I'UliLISIIEK PRAISES VALLEY'S SCENERY Thomas W. Jackson, Chicago pub lisher, who issues "A Slow Train Through Arkansas" and other such comic reading, says that no one could ever dare to burden the reputation of the Oregon country with such travesty. Mr. Jackson, who is here visiting the family of his cousins, I). M. and J. H. Jackson, of the East Side orchard dis trict, says : "A sight tif the scenery here and a visit over the Columbia River Highway inspires one to utterances of dignity either that or he is awetl to silence." Mr. Jackson visited here 20 years ago, when the orchard acreage was comparatively small. He declares that lie has never seen any state make such progress as Oregon in the two tlecades since he was here last. Wl 9 Nov Is the Time to B uy Minerva Yarn While We Have a Nice Assortment of Wanted Colors aiinorva Yam lias not advanced in price as yet Why Minerva? Because Minerv Yarn Is Best It is i run if ul' the tiiH'sl of pure wools. Ii is jiiiitif on specially constructed machines. It i- M'ir!:tiiica!iy wound in balls ivady tor use. Il is :;,f i.piv Yarn lvlainip.K its loftiness and elasticity, i, oro is a .MM.ena tarn to sun e en pin oe. tasto is met by .Minerva Colors. itir.K a pleasure instead of a worry. a K.'iUibtf .Mai, ual tells you how it is done. is a lM.er ist t'MK.'i i ti.U a i " a ' t s ! i We licve a Gmd Mock nf Minerva Yarns Now, at the Cld Prices Come in and take your pick, while the picking is good & 'A'- ii mi NEW SWEATERS for those who don't K kit iwiiiiiwiii ii irirnnrTirm tttttt EN-IIUELAT-SATHER CO. (The House of Personal Service! Sweater Coats and Slipons in all sizes Johnson-Forney Joe M. Johnson, nroniinent alumnus of Whitman College, Bon of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Johnson of this city, anil Miss Marian Forney were married Sat urtluy morning at the home of the ! r i i e s parents at Chehalis, Wash, l'he bride, too, ia a prominent gradu ate of W hitman College and is a mem ber of the Delta llamma sorority. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson have arrived here anil are spending their honeymoon en ramped near the Lava beds in the Upper Hood River Valley. Mrs. John son's father is a pioneer attorney of (.'hehalis, Wash. Mr. Johnson was formerly president of the Whitman College Student Hody organization, captain of the baseball team and a leading figure in musical organizations, lie is a mamber of the Beta Theta I'i fraternity. At the out set of the war he enlisted as a private and w as assigned to duty with the First Oas Regiment. He advanced to the rank of Sergenat and served with the regiment in a number of major drives last fall." Dr. Waugh Will Go to Cleveland Dr. J. M. W'augh, who entered the service in 1917 as a captain and re turned here last spring as a lieutenant colonel after service in plastic surgery work in American base hospitals in France, has announced that he will dis continue his practice here. Dr. W'augh, formerly an officer in an association of Pacific Coast eye, ear, nose and throat specialists and well known to the pro fession of Oregon, will return to his old home at Cleveland, Ohio, to resume practice. Dr. Waugh's announcement that he will leave Hood Hiver has brought uni versal regret. FOR SALE A very attractive fi acre trat ou Writ Side, with live ini'liei of Farmers Ditch Hater. 100 bearing trees in good condition of which lft are pears. Small barn, woodshed, but no house. A most beautiful building spot . The tour acres not in trees is in alfalfa. Can sell on good terms for 100. 00 until September 1st. A -It) acre tract on the Fust Side under Kaft Fork Ditch. Excellent buildings, and all that are. needed, pi acres in 9 year orchard. Several acres in pears this year's setting. 10 acres in bav. The price at this time is $:tti,ooo.oo. 120 acres in I'i nw drove with 10 in bearing trees, and 10 in bay. lliiildings Hie encel It nt. A f: toot I bo crop is mi tne trees, and can go with the place for f 17,000.00. R. E. SCOTT Agent Real Estate 5rr Farm Loans Insurance California Orchardist V isits Here August M. Sanborn, olive and apricot orchardist of Forterville, Cal., accom panied by his wife, parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Sanbiorn, and sister, Miss Margaret Sanborn, the last named three from Redlands, is here on a mo tor trip and inspecting methods used in the cultivation of apples. Mr. Sanborn while here is visiting his fraternity brother and fellow stu dent of Stanford University, Ferny Childs. The two are members of the Stanford chapter of the Phi Delta Theta fraternity. Mr. Independent Grower BEFORE SELLING YOUR APPLES and PEARS SEE L. E. IRELAND Phone 3682 Columbia Warehouse L. E. CLARK OFFERS HIS HOME PLACE I will sell sixty acres or less of my ranch mostly in bearing apple and pear trees. Good income property and easy terms. If interested look this up. One mile south of Fine Grove school. j31tf L. E. Clark. Prather Farm For Sale As I find it almost impossible to do the work on my ranch owing to my i age 1 have decided to sell the place. . No better farm in the valley. Will ! sell a part or all. Will give terms on a part; plenty of water. For further particulars address Geo. T. Prather, a21 Hood River, Ore. Grants Pass For Hood River Would exchange large tract cheap land near Grant Pass for small place in Hood River valley. Phone, for one week, Mrs. Wise, 3023 Hood River. 14 Kyee scientifically examined by H. L. Ilasbrouck, Optometrist, Heilbronner bldg. ffj-tf NEW NAME ft THE HOOD CONFECTIONERY will be known after May 1st, 1919, aa THE PHEASANT No change in ownership