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HOOD RIVER GLACIER. THURSDAY, MARCH 24, 1021
Come in and inspect the new
NASH FOUR
with Perfected Valve-in-Head Motor
All Nash Models, both Open and
Closed, have Cord Tires as
Standard Equipment
Nash Four Five-Passenger
Touring Car, $1645.00
Two-Passenger Roadster
$1645.00
Three-Passenger Coupe
and
Five-Passenger Sedan
Prices, F. O. B. Hood River
The New NASH FOUR meets exactly the
need lor a quality built four cylinder
car, light in weight, economical to main
tain, but strongly constructed in every
particular to withstand the hardest ser
vice. It has unusual power, due to its Nash
Perfected Valve-in-Head Motor, and, like
the Nash Six, is characterized by strik
ing beauty of design and finish.
We suggest your seeing the NASH FOUR
at once, as our allotment is limited.
MOUNT HOOD MOTOR CO.
MAYOR DESIGNATES
CLEAN-UP WEEK
Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co.
5 1 0 Cascade Avenue
PHONE 4121
(The Old StanleySmith Lumber Yard)
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Ask those who are using our Coal,
about Quality, Price and Service
Coal
1tWrfOTI diy fir' l"-in. dry oak, 4-in.
WW J AJt Jrr nlnl-in Let us h.'tvi' voiir order to deliver from
uiiy oiciuo. Car and save you aome
money.
Best second-cutting alfalfa: get
our price and see the hay.
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LUMBER and aU Building Material
CEMENT paster : Lath : Brick : Sash
DOORS anything you need
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We are here to serve you.
F. DAVENPORT, JR., Manager.
JOHN PLOG BUYS
RALPH ROOT PLACE
Ralph Root, who arrived last week
from New York City, where he and his
family spent the winter, has just 6oli
his East Side 34-acre orchard place,
formerly owned by Dr. Stanton Allen,
to John E. PIok. yountr grower of the
Odell section. The place is equipped
with a modern home and out buildings
The orchard is in full bearing. The
ranch is considered one of the banner
places of the community.
Mr. Root has decided to remove to
New York City to make his home. He
is now packing his household goods
The East Side ranch was sold through
his friend, C. N. Ravhn. Mr. Root
owns a large acreage of young orchard
in the Middle Valley. He has placed
this in the hands of Mr. Ravlin for
sale.
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r. crust of dandruff, the cause of most
Z isi trouble. I owe my luxuriant hair
2 -the envy of my friends to this Z
J guaranteed dandruff remedy."
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Shampoo Hf. ' la r-4nnitnn with
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THE GUARANTEED HAIR TONIC
For sale here under a
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CHAS. N. CLARKE
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SOLID SERVICE
is the foundation of tfail
transfer business. We spare
no pains r expense to serve
our patrons to their com
pete satisfaction whether
they call on us to handle
large quantities of heavy
merchandise or a simple
package or trunk. If yen
want anything transferred
from anywhere to anywhere
we are yours to command.
TRANSFER & LIVERY CO.
Telephone 4111
THK FASHION STABLE'S
Parkdale Auto Stage
Phone 1201
Leaves hood River daily at
4.30 p. m.
Leaves Park dale Daily at 8
a. m. (except Sunday).
Every Sato ."day Leaves
Parkdale at 6 p. m.
Free Employment
OFFICE
FOR BOTH
Union and Non-Union Labor
Those withing i mployet, or those
in need of work, apply an I register.
Telephone 1294
BR A AK MAN'S PAINT SHOP
207 3rd Street Smith Building
Applicant mutt furnish adlreaps
in order that tbey may be reached
quickly.
t'nrler antpices of
Loral 17516
American Federation of Labor.
Mayor Scobee, at the instance of the
Woman's Club, has officially designated
April 4 to 11, inclusive, as clean-up
week. Miss May Davidson is chairman
of the committee of club women who
will urge all citizens to remove the
accumulation winter rubbish and place
their homes and lawns on dresslparnde
in anticipation of the heaviest tourist
traffic ever experienced here before.
With the Highway completely paved
from Hood River to Astoria and the
new Columbia Gorge hotel preparing
to receive guests by June 1, it is ex
pected that a stream of motor tourists
will soon begin to .pour through the
city.
In former years, because of a lack of
roadside signboards, it is declared that
most of the thousands of tourists who
have passed here over the Highway,
have missed seeing the orchard dis
tricts. The Business Men's Associa
tion, having secured a county appro
priation of $500, have in readiness for
placing a comprehensive road sign
system.
TRANSFERS OF
REAL ESTATE
H. C. Johnson and wife to J. M.
Johnson, tract in Pine Grove.
A. Samuel and wife to R. C. Samuel
and wife, lot 14 and N of lot 15, blk
B of Barrett-Sipma Add.
William A. Kby and wife to Stephen
M. Eby and wife, lots 1 and 4 in Kast
Belmont.
Bessie E. Mills to Luesina I-'.. Hoag
land, 1 acre in Barrett.
Milo F. Jacobs and wife, to City of
Hood River, W 54 ft. of lot 2 in blk 4
of the A. S. Blowers Add.
iouis F. Henderson and wife to
Frank C. Sherrieb and wife, lot 0 and
all of lot 7 in blk A of Coe's 1st Add.,
except easement and right of way for
road purposes over and across the east
10 ft. of said lot 7.
Edythe Urdway Surrell and husband
to Luda E. Sanger, lot 35 in blk 1 in
Stranahan's 2nd Add.
L. E. Sanger and husband to W. J.
Underwood and wife lot 36, blk 1,
Stranahan's 2nd add.
F. L. Mack to James H. Gai oe 10
acres in Pine Grove.
C. F. Alloway and wife to W. H.
Sheirbon and wife, 374 acres in Odell.
J. H. Ganoe and wife to F. L. Mack
10 acres In Pine Grove.
H. Deganhart and wife to John G.
Lake, tract at Fir.
Kittie Coe and husband to W. A.
Wood and wife, tract 50x100 ft. on 11th
St. in Coe s add.
A. W. Meyer and wife to Luther
Ellitf, lots 5 and 8 in blk 2 in Cascade
Locks.
Harriet H. Wait and Frank L Wait
to Victor F. Wigren and wife, tract
70x200 ft. in blk 4 in Leavens Heights
add. to a Cascade Locks.
WHITE SALMON
1 1 nun tbe Enterprise)
The "Husum Princess" the blue rib
bon Berkshire sow, owned by Elwin
Olson, the 12 year old son of William
OUon of Husum, presented its proud
little owner last Sunday with a fine lit
tle of twelve pigs. Elwin has dis
plaved the "Husum Princess" at the
county fair and twice captured blue
ribbons, once for an open gilt, and an
other for sow and litter.
While in Portland last week County
Commissioners Wyers and Crocke
made arrangments with the S. P. S
Ky. Co., to connect wun the railway
water tank at Clins to get more water
onto the counlv tarm. iwo acres on
the county farm have been planted tt
asparagus and this should prove tt
bring good returns, as the gross re
turns from asparagus on the Bingen
flat are $1,000 per acre. Prospects for
good crops of all kinds on the county
farm are good, as that section has
had plenty of moisture during the past
several months.
The highway department is rapidly
finishing its work on the Underwood
sections of the North liank highway,
and has completed its work on the Un
derwood-White Salmon section to where
the new road meetH the old grade.
Work of completing the big till on each
side of the new steel bridge is now
being pushed as fast as posssible.
The county has been widening the
rest ot the roau to Mann s corner as
well as the grade on Bald Ml. and
big grader is to be used to further
cut out some of the sharp turns.
Someone has suggested that the coun-
tv secure.the big steam shovel to cut
down the upper side of the road anil
widen same, nut tne county, it is
learned, has not I sufficient funds ft
that. In spite of the heavy rains and
recent snows, the traveling public gen
erally reports that roads throughout
western Klickitat county are in far
better condition at this time of the
year than at the same time in former
years.
Portland Folk Open Summer Place
Mrs. W. H. Skene, of Portland, ar
rived here last week to start workmen
on remodeling a summer home lust
west of the city and at no great dis
tance from the new Columbia Gorge
hotel. The country place was built by
Mrs. Skene's father in 1904. The fam
ily, howevevr, has not resided in it for
15 years. Mrs. Skene declares that
the opening of a fully paved Columbia
Highway has stimulated a new inter
est in life in Hood River. She de
clares that she anticipates a move on
the part of many Portlanders toward
establishing country cottages in this
neighborhood.
Poultry Men to Store Eggs
A number of poultry raisers state
that the drop in price of eggs to 22
cents deprives them of profits from
their flocks of laying hens. Several
chicken ranchers have decided to'trv
and store their eggs until .the straw
berry harvest. Then, it. is said, the
keen .local demand for eggs always
sends the price soaring. Large quant-
ties of eggs are used during the pick
ng season when hundreds of transient
labors are here.
Lotus Grille Serves Lunches
IL M. Hicks state that the Satur
day evening dancing at the Lotus con
tinues to row. A large number of
merrymakers were at the popular cab
aret Saturday night. Mr. Hicka has
just inaugurated plans for serving
daily merchant's lunches at the grille.
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MISS B. GJEUFFIN
Teacher of Violin. Piano, Mando
lin, Guitar, Etc
At OL1 Iabney Residence Tel. 2581 !
ppoaitt Telepljoae Buildtatg.
THK SANITARY WAY
HOFFMAN STEAM PRESSER
All Germs Killed
J. C. MEYER
Hood River's Tailor and Pre seer
Hotel Oregon Bid-. Tel. 1124
Chamberlain' I outrh K.-nn-dy
Nothing Ho l,ood l or a ( ouch or i old
"Everyone who has used Chamher
ain's Cough Remedy spt aka well of
lit," writes Edward P. Miller, Abbotts-
town. Pa. People who once use this
preparation are seldom satisfied with
any other. It is excellent to allay a
I couch or break up a cold.
We are Headquarters
for
Fishing Tackle
We have the finest line of Fishing Poles,
for both fly and bait fishing lines, Fly
Hooks, Bait Hooks, Spoon Hooks.
Leaders of the best quality. Baskets,
Landing Nets. We carry everything for
the fisherman.
Don't forget the display in our window
SATURDAY, MARCH 26th.
Be sure and see it.
OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT
KELLY BROS. CO., Inc.
Phone 1401
FORDS
for $200 and up, overhauled.
OAKLANDS
$500 and up, 1917 and 1919
THE HEIGHTS GARAGE
J. F. VOLSTORFF
Proprietor
Mt. Hood Meat Co.
A complete line of first quality meats, prop
erly handled. Known as one of the best markets
in the state.
The best is the cheapest in the long run.
MT. HOOD MEAT CO.
Phone 4141.
Where QUALITY comes first.
4th and Oak Streets.
FOR SALE
Cuthhert Raspberry Plants, Winfield Black Cap tips
also Loganberry tips, direct from the growers. Can re
fer you to Mr. A. F. Bickford,
The Cooperative Berry Growers
Phone 146
GRESHAM, ORE.
HORSES
For Sale
Will arrive at FASHION
STABLE, Friday, March
4th, with a carload of
Eastern Oregon horses,
weighing from 1200 to
1500 pounds, from 4 to
8 years old.
P.H.MOHR
& BROS.
Everything guaranteed
as represented.
TIRE SALE
Present business conditions
force us to sell Tires at follow
ing prices :
80x3 $15.25
18.75
82 x i 23.75
33 x 4 24.75
They are all No. 1 Crescent
Tires. This sale will last
through March.
WM. WEBER.
Our Customers will find us
endeavoring to make our reg
ular prices in line with the new
market levels.
PINE GROVE STORE
A. F. BICKFORD. Prop.
Furniture and Hardware
FOR SALE
Highest
I for second-hand
ri junk.
H. CROSS
M anil Oak.
121'
HUCKABAY & J3ARGER
Plumbing and Tin WorK
PIPELBSS FURNACES
Telephone 1HI
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