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HOOD RIVER GLACIER, TIITRRDAY, APRTL 28, 1921
AH I HI k I). MOH. Publisher.
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ANENT THE TRUNK KOAD
Hood River is trainr to sound the
sentiment of electors soon on our tiro-
nosed participation in construction of
the trunk road up through the valley.
While this proposed trunk route will
connect the Columbia River Highway
and the Loop Highway, thus forming a
Jink in one of America's moat scenic
drives, at the same time for all prac
tical purposes here in Hood River val
ley it will be distinctly a market road.
We want to consider it so when we
think of expending our money on it.
After we get our money spent, Jhow
ever, we will all grow inordinately
proud, we believe, of the fact that it
is also a part of the scenic loop.
Rut for the time being, at least,
Hood River must concentrate on the
trunk road as a market venture. We
must look at it from the point of econ
omies, and from the way we view it,
we cannot afford not to join the State
Highway Commission and furnish a
half of the approximate $600,000 that
will be required to grade the route,
construct bridges and gravel and rock
the road. The very nature of things
here in the valley points emphatically
to our need for just such a road. If
we turn down the State Highway
Commission's offer, the time certainly
is not ho far distant when we must dig
up the entire sum and build the road
ourselves, unadied. Now we have an
offer of half the funds to construct a
trunk road that will lift, when it is
finished, from our shoulders the burden
of extravagant maintenance of old
roads of wasteful grades. We haven't
the slightest hesitation in saying that
Hood River is going in on the deal,
and she is going in whole heartedly.
Right now sentiment in Hood River
is generally favorable to the county's
participation in the Loop road. Some
citizens think they are opposed but in
the final analysis they will see how
they cannot afford to stand tin favor
able. Yet there is a division of opinion
on fitness of the present survey. A
large proportion of the taxpayers of
the county are sincere in their belief
that rather radical modifications should
be made. There is merit in their con
tention that as much of the old county
highway should be used as is possible
in order to avoid cost of securing
rights of way and, too, to serve direct
ly as many of the pioneer orchards as
the road can. A conference between
the Highway Commission and county
court, with citizens presenting their
meritorious contention, we think, will
iron out these difficulties of difference
of opinion of the location of the route.
Rut we must remember that the lo
cation of the road in the final analysis,
is an engineering problem. If the
State Highway Commission and their
engineers show us how their conten
lions lor location are right, economic
and efficient from the standpoint of
engineering, we must accept the truth
from them gracefully. It has not been
so very long ago when a lot of Hood
River folk were not exactly satisfied
because the Columbia River Highway
did not pursue the general route of the
old East Side grade out as far as the
gravel pit and then ramble off Mosicr-
ward over the high hills. The gorge
side graiie today is built. Who ol us
would change it?
was an all around ,'man. At Stanford
University he was a leader in athlet
ics. -Undergraduates still talk of his
prowess in Rugby, as then played by
Stanford and the University of Cali
fornia. He was a student of the first
ranks and was known as a young man
of unusual ideals and honor. Withal
he was exceedingly modest. We would
suggest that prospective Oregon law
yers make some study of Kenneth Fen
ton's life. They will profit by it.
We have read recent voluminous
treatises from various editorial experts
on ways and means of keeping boys
and girls from going wrong. The
other day in a little editorial squib of
a few Iineswe noted that some 24,000,-
000 school children of America receive
no religious training in the school
The few lines caused us to recall a
recent lecture here of Judge Wilson
before the Sunday Evening club. He
expressed regret at the modern day's
ack of reverence- i;mong the young.
Colliers's Weekly recently cartoonized
the same sentiment. Uncle Sam was
seen motoring madly down a highway.
It was apparent that he was lost. The
spirit of Lincoln hovered over an ad
jacent field. Uncle Sar.i sought direc
tions. "Go back a pace," said Lin
coln's spirit, "take the road to the
right, by the little white church and
the little red schoolhouse, and then
keep straight ahead." The irreverence
of so many young boyi and girls may
have something to do with their alarm
ingly increasing delinquencies.
SHIPPERS SEEK
PORTLAND HEARING
A. E. Woolpert today on receipt of
word from the Interstate Commerce
Commission that Henry J. Forbes had
been appointed a special assistant of
the commission and delegated to hold
meetings at Iis Angeles, San Francis
co and Uenver on the respective dates,
May 6 and 10. initiated a petition
from local shippers to secure a Fort
land hearing. The meetings announced
have been called in order that the In
terstate Commerce Commission may
secure first hand information from Pa
cific Coast fruit and vegetable shippers
on the effect existing high freight rates
have on their industry. The legisla
tures of Colorado and California peti
tioned the commission for such hear
ings. in case they cannot get a Portland
hearing, local fruit shippers will prob
ably send a delegation to San Fran
cisco. HOME BREW BRINGS
A FINE OF $25
HART, SCHAFFNER & MARX FINE CLOTHES FOR MEN
Have you examined your roses for
aphids? This recent weather has been
ideal for propagation of these pests,
which multiply beyond computation.
It would be well to make an examina
tion. If you find aphids apply Black
Leaf 40. It will quickly do the work,
and Hood River will be in a position to
show berry harvest visitors a fine dis
play of roses. Keep a watch on your
garden, too, for aphids sometimes get
the start of you there and soon suck
all vitality out of your peas and othe
plants.
T. K. Herkner, West Side resident,
was fined $25 Monday by Justice of the
Peace Onthank for making home brew
ed beer. Officers discovered Mr. Herk
ner's tieer by chance Saturday while
searching a home near Idlewilde ceme
tery for candy and oranges stolen from
the Hood River Produce Exchange.
Following the arrest of Hurrv and
James Cook, aged 22 and 23. who
waived examination and were held for
the grand jury on the burglary charge,
Sheriff Johnson and City Marshall
Hart returned to the beer cache. Mr.
Herkner pleaded guitly.
The Cook boys are accused of steal
ing 25 boxes of candy. They carried
their loot, according to allegations, in
bags to the West Side place. The
youths have been taken to The Dalles
to await grand jury action.
BOWLING NEWS
In Sunday's Oregionan, DeWitt Har
ry, special writer, tells interestingly
the story of Oregon's springtime orch
ard blossoms. He declares that Ore
gon's pastoral acres bid fair to eclipse
Japan and her wonderful cherry bios
soniB. Mr. narry, in passing, pays
some fine tributes to the energy of
Hood River orchardists and their per
feet fruit.
The blooming Britishers mav be bull-
headed, funny and all that, but they
do make use of the old bean. What.'
What? The world was a little bit
frightened over the recent strike flare
up and the apparent trend toward sovi
etism. Rut hardheaded Anglo Saxons
do not go crazy quite bo easily as they
do in Russia.
Rill
Russia.
Haywood has skipped out 'to
Let him stay. Another radical
more or less will not be noticed there.
and it is a good riddance for this country.
THE SPEAKING CONTEST
We understand that the public school
speaking contest as given at the high
school auditorium last Thursday even
ing, will be made a permanent annual
event. The decision of educational in
terests should have the endorsement of
all serious minded folk of t' e commun
ity. During the the past few years
youths of the and have looked too
slightly on sui h attainments as can
only be reached by participation in
public speaking contests. Indeed, bms
who have worked seriously on such
venture have been held in mild disdair
by fellow students. The same trend is
observed in universiti and colleges.
Debating societies have bot a limited
memlthip. Public speaking has al
most become a lost att.
Wc would suggest, however, that the
contests be so modified that competi
tions between boys and girls will be
elimn.ited. Tht r merit is displayed
in an entirely different manner and
ahould bt judged separately in fa-mess
Last Thursday Mr. and Mrs. W. D.
Fenton, it memory of their or. K-r -rteth
Loess r erton. presented the Uni
versity of Jregon Law school with a
law library that Mr. Fenton has been
many years in collecting. It is a s?ift
that Oregon citizens appreciate. The
elder Mr. Fenton has filled a place of
pvaaiinence in Oregon jurisprudence
for many years, having lren MM M
the state's rrwat notable f. r . v
His son, who met with tragic death
several years ago, sustaining fatal
injuries when be fell from a alee ping
porch, gave promise of parading the
road that haw been trod by the distin
guished father. His untimely end was
ot only to his family bet to a
of friends in all parts of the
Pacific Coast "Kenny" Fenton, aa he
was familiarly known t bis
All is set for the apple blossoms.
Vinegar Rate Threatened
The Commercial Club has forwarded
an appeal to the Interstate Commerce
Commission, asking that the rate
granted on vinegar shipments, oriirin-
itmg on the Pacific (bast, to the
Omaha gateway and effective Mav 1.
e retained. Local vinetrar manufac
turers have been advised that apple
by-products interests of the middle
west are endeavoring to persuade the
commission to rescind the new rate
Mini io maintain me oia rate now u
effect.
The
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which
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enable
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oki raie, according to local ap
products men, practically elim
them from particpation In the
W( IK m market. The new rate
also carried a raise in the mini
arload capacity, it is said, will
much of the local vinegar iirixl
net to be sold in the middle west.
Tax lmost Half Paid
Sheriff Johnson reports that to date
in excess of 1220,000 of the year
ta.ves havi I.e. n j aid. This is less bv
approximately $.r.i;,IKM than the half of
the taxes due April f. Mr. Johnson
bowever, renrt8 that taxes are stil
being paid at a gratifying rate. De
-pile the period of deflation and the
generally poor apple market of the
iast season, local folk have paid their
iae.- a- .r. n. ; i Hs in any former
year, and Hood River countv. officials
II among the forefront of
Oregon colli tiea that have not jiermit
ted taxes t. I.. , me delinuuent.
Wtnatchee to CeltbrateiBlooms
Vttnatchee and Spokane valley will
oM B banal Day celebrations thia
Ptin(. A large delegation of Sxkani
usiness nen will visit Wenatehee for
In Spokane valley the
ill le held May 7 to 14
arlvecue will lie the
and arrangments
are for o.OOO guest
the f,!;
celt-brat K
An old fashu
principal attr
are BtMph te
from the city.
CM Thanks h. of P.
Th t n . r. m1 Club has adopted
rcarlut..-. . f t Kb ks to the members
the KeJghta of Pytaiaa, who donat
tne use i.i ineir hall last t nua;
for th highway meeting.
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appear t
this the 9
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The first annual Blossom Week
Howling tournament schedule for May
2 S on the Blue Diamond alleys has
greatly .enthused .local bowlers, both
men and women. Already a dozen
men's teams and from four to six
women s teams seem assured, and
doubles and singles will be in propor
tion.
I he mixed doubles, an unusual bowl
ing feature for tournaments is possible
only in a town like Hood River where
the fair sex are numerically prominent
on the alleys. Some eighteen couples
are looked for in this event.
Portland teams are being invited in
the men's events, and a goodly repre
sentation fromthe Rose City is looked
for, including the St. Nicholas cafe
teria, Multnomah A. A. C, Carabana
Cigars, Foster-K leiser, and Ki warns.
The tournament will be run on a
modified handicap basis, which means
that all local bowlers will receive in
handicap about half the difference
between their ratings and the scratch
figure. Ihe alley management has
prepared and posted the fourth handi
cap list and all local bowlers may find
their ratings and handicaps thereon.
Bowlers are allowed to form their own
five man, and five woman, teams and
pick their own doubles and mixed
doubles partners. Entries should he
made at the Blue Diamond allevs bv
niicinigni Saturday, nut may he accept
BQ up to 0 p. m. Monday, according to
the discretion of the tournament man
agement. The entry fees will be mod
erate, especially in the women'i
events. Portland teams will allow thi
tournament management to set their
handicap rating, and it is believed that
this difficult task will be accomplished
io tne satisiaction of all the bowlers.
Allowance will lie made for the fact
hat a moderate bowler can more eas
ly increase his score than his more
kilful brother near the scratch mark
tYIMa will be distributed on the
uindicap basis, but the nine chamnion
ship titles will be awarded only on ac
tual scores. The (year's championshi
titles, open onlv to Hood River bowl
an, Will tic for the live man team,
men s doubles, men singles, men
all events: for women's fives, double
singles, and. all events, and for mixed
doubles. The all events winners, man
and woman, will be proclaimed local
champions for the year.
In a red-hot game last Wednesday
the Red Diamonds won out in the last
game of a five game match against the
House & Kruse Colts. The Colts led
for four games, but the older men out
staved them. Scores -1:221 -HOti.
Thursday the White Diamonds, the
local champion women's team, went
down to an unexpected defeat before
the "Rhinestones," nicknamed the
"Crind-Stones. " The match was close
throughout, some very tine woman's
bowling being shown. Incidentally the
winners hung up a new Hood River
record for women's single game. 17.
and for three games. I7;t;t. haatino
tne oiu mark ny more than 200 inns.
neores were, White Diamonds. ( hi i s
.!.!; Mellon. XI5; Jackson. 2W: Morli-
mer, 350; Smith. Rhinestones
House. HI ; DeWitt, 376; Kingdon,
saej i ampneii, .iiL'; Wittenberg. NO
me same teams tangle in a return
match tonight, and the White Dia
monds promise themselves revenge.
Nhioii winners for the week were
Mrs. Carnes, 171; Miss Jackson. 161:
Mrs. Hunter, lew: Mrs. Larsen. lttt:
Mrs. Duvall. lot'.; Mrs. DeWitt. 204.
A. A. tin-en won the week's high
single game, 211, while Alva Sherrell's
264 is high for the month, and his 26K
is still high for the $50 suit offered by
Meyer & Smith for the highest single
foul line game bv midnight . Auril SO.
About a doien of the local Ihivs fig
ure to beat Alva out. but the time is
getting short and it mav be that his
268 made in January will be good,
though some of the boys with sporting
blood declare it will not.
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We will give One Pair of Edmund's Foot-Fitters
Free to the First Person Who Solves
This Problem
During the showing of our Tom, Dick and Harry Shoes in our window last week, an automobile
drove up to our store with a license tag bearing six numerals; another car drove up bearing six numerals,
this number was twice the amount of the number of the first car; another car came with a license tag
of six numerals, this amount was three times the amount of the first license tag; another car came along
with a license tag of six numerals, the amount of this license was four times the amount of the first
car; then along came the fifth car bearing a tag of six nnmerals which was five times the amount of the
license of the first car. The sixth car came along bearing a license of six numerals, this was six times
the amount of the first car license. The seventh car drove up with a license consisting of six numerals,
the amount of this car was exactly seven times the amount of the first car license. On this car, how
ever, not one of the six numbers in the license appear on any of the other six cars. The first cars num
ber was over 120,000.
How to Win a Pair of Shoes
Give us the numbers of the license tags on these seven cars. Bring your
answer to our store, written plainly on white paper, sealed in an envelope
with your name and address on same. The first correct answer received
will be rewarded with a pair of Foot-Fitters Free. You may select Tom,
Dick or Harry, whichever style pleases you best.
Contest Closes May 15th, 1921
Retailers of
Everything
To Wear
Ufie PARIS FAIR
Hood River's
Largest and Best
Store
NEMO, GOSSARD AND AMERICAN LADY CORSETS
Card of Thanks
We wish to express our heartfelt ap
preciation and thanks for the kind as
sistance and sympathy extended by
neighbors and friends during the ill
and death of our beloved husband
and father; and also for the music and
beautiful floral offerings.
Mrs. Louis W. ring,
Mr. and Mrs. John i'log,
Olga flog,
Edna Plog,
Harry Plog,
Louis I'log.
For your name and address
I will tell you just how to be
rid of that dangerous,
distressing, disfiguring
GOITRE
No pain, no drugs, no "opera
tion," no stop in work or play.
DR. M. E. STRATTON
Apt. 20ti (IMS) Irving Street
PORTLAND, OBI.
FOR SALE
Attractive Farms and City
Property on Easy Terms
Insurance of All Kinds
R. E. SCOTT
AGENT
Order
Rubber Stamps
for your
Strawberry Boxes
and have them
ready
GLACIER OFFICE
FOR SALE
For Sale-A -'io , Cypher Inriibaior. f
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For Ml Ford irm-k In Al ronilltlon Kon
sfHMMl traiiHinisM in. liictiiry hullt cab and rack
Mi'iiniucifr ana . ii rnul lirak-n. Kun on I
M mlleg. A liarcaln for some one. Ptuma
"Hell D7. a2Slf
For Sle VoniiL' uliri.
Miller. K. V. I, I, llox HO.
I'hont fK.
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tax, according t
is now due, and
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to pay a fine for the
animal. Hood triv
ially for male dog
lea. In addition to
t. - licence fees of
Pa) W Do Lkbk Fee
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May 1.
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$5 for femalea-wili
rtaaae iay licenxea at
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St. Mark's Holds Annual Dinner
SL Mark's Episcopal church cele
brated St. Mark's Day with morning
sorviics at the church and an annual
dinner at the lxtus Grille last Friday
evening, ("has. N. Clarke, chairman
of the Vestry fommittee. presided at
the dinner. Those who (rave talks
were: R. B. Bennett, Rev. C G
Hoisholt. J. W. t 'rites. Mrs. S. t Ait
ken, D. E. Rand Miss Alice Tomnkm
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dancing.
Km Sulei heai i'hnii I'HS MaSWSil tour
inK. run HO) nilleH, BOSS Ignition. Zenith
i iirmireior. i xiiuiit.-. 2 new tlreH. iiuitoine
ler.ail tools, i i 1 1 . nfwly euameled. inoto
rebuilt and In One condition. 811 Pine 8t
i an 2im for apiMilntniPDt. mli
Kor Sale Ked Mi xican beaux, mi cent pe
pound. Alao young-pig. S8 each. K. C. KI
WW, SMSBSf, Ore. 2SU
rorNale ! I .! (Jem need polatoea, nice
clean Mock II m) wr Hack at ranch. O. M
USW tit. Ml. HOOa, Oregon. in In
For Sale-1 xpan hay holt
I im llix . m ainl
yrx om, nice looki-r- Set of nreecliliiK liar
". ", iin. outfit for r.l cli or wll
irmlf lor cattle i mI or a Kord car. Good
sail. lie norsc or xingi,- driver for t- Percy T
Nhelley. Phone .CM. ru.i
For Sale or Trade I choice lot Will trade
for a dwrlllnt and pay ttifference In cash, or
a kmi car. IVte I lu ley, phone IT.M in.i
ror Kale Tne Btaaasl Hargatn yet' Over
one and one half acres near the center of the
cm) mr imtiiinn .r acre. Term eay
ni) ioa w.ontnank. in!..
For sale 01 1 1 le t,.r real eaute V Maxwell
inn afoul iiii, 1,. .r Dumhle mft
Is-A f'-vearold mare. Will work aln
It'e or double fall at old .1 Ilavlilaon nlace
laani. lau snerman Ave
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For Ills Two ni s ami loiter or
r mower and rake. Phone ill.
rill tradi
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' - s nils ' u-imhI wal and
:ic litatoc Mr sale. IVleaaSI HO and II AS
Hood Kiver. Ore.
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$!(; Oliver No. ft In ko1 condition, tJO. K. A.
MSaS, phone Udell 1st, It. K. I). 1 astf
For Male Ala barmln u (lurlev transit fun
be Been at the olllce ot (ieo. R. Wilbur. Hlllf
For Sale or leane on lontf
wine 1 Hotel .pis, I r .... 1 1 l.u:i,lu,. will, limrh
term The t'nder.
...11111. 1 niiu louieciionery aim lolnteeo s,,,,ii
fallal unasrwood., Washington and see own
er Mrs. Mary V. Olson. mft
For Sale-Al a Uanrain a modern reside
two bha-ks from center of business district, ri
rooms, Including four large bedrooms, large
double anting nami. kllclien pantry, large
closet, bathrtaim and enclosed oicb K j n 1 1
ped Willi furnace and has convenient
Call W. J. Raker. ni'itt
For Male- l ure bred White U-ghorn'egg H.
11. U-ouard, Till Ninth st. ml7tf
ror Sale or Trade for real estate Hudson
Super-Six. Latest mod, 1 Only run :)() mile
all ion pavement. Car ha Ijou in "extra
Cord tire, all giaid aa new, lxaika, run and
I x a a 1 1 as new. Sec II. M. Hick i,,mk
Urllle. mi-.f
For Hale -HO acre land 4U miles from Clfy
oflliHid Kiver, par' boUwn land with free
water, balauce gia. I paal SN land not bonded
for water. IJ00 cord- I 1 atui oak wood stum-
i'ge, county road 1 1,1 u land, lair building.
Price f37.f) per acre J, R. Phillips, Phone
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For Sale - Trojan blasting powder, caps and
fuse; a safe powder to handle; no thaw ing or
or headache. Phone MOH, Aviilon Farm.
Hherinan J. F'rank. n25tf
For Sale The Lading varieties or apple,
ear, peach, chen and plum trees, one and
twosjraar-ola; tusss grown uu whole root. V,
A Maasce. nlnf
For Sale Concrete well. curbing. Will aSM
contract for digging wells. Ueo. W. Friday,
awu
tel. MM.
For Sale Kreah nil Ik goal Why keep a
cow when a goat will kuddIv vour funniv
wlih enengh and better milk at lean thannne
leutli the cost? F. II . Sherman, Cascade
Ucks, tire. mintr
Want ToSell-l'roducini: orchard also .-i
ted tlem potatoes and bee hive To Buy One
l.aUMb bltaky horse, shtiuiiiur taunt Troin
reek station on the Mt H.aai Uv. Add re.
owner A. R Nickels, Dee, ore Phone Park
dale IK. a2
Kor Sale-11, ton Maxwell truck Sir ftiaii
Perms. Highway Auto Co. Tel. txn. mm
For Sale Bay old chick. Sinale Comb Rhode
siann miis. mire nreo oatk c, ored inn
nested stock. Have laid belter than 7TI ,..r
cent all winter. We also bare bmodv bens for
mother Waloi: harm Sherman . I Frank
hone .SSM. ni ltl
For Hale-Stephens Salient six. The Car of
Beauty I am ottering thia car al a greatly
reduced price. Win. Weber tii.'i'l
For sale Hood dry lfi-lnch fir wad deliver
ed anywhere at reduced price. Saltman
Bro. Phone 4711. m
Forsaleor Kent-Six roofti house ou Colum
bia Blreet. lniulreofll II Powell. Tel. W&SaT
For Sale- ft-room bimxe with bath, lot 75xl:l
feet, electric liahtand water. Reasonable and
on term. K .M. Ho man l,-i. .. ,;if
For sale jii acres all level brush land, some
limber, :i s mile south or Parkdiile on east lde
or toad at Kellcy mill. Write or Inquire if
H. K. J. Sn verkropp, phone 17s;. nlMtf
FOR RENT
For Rent Furnished nanus.
H. It. Kmmel, ;il Columbia.
Inqoln Mr.
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For Kent-Two furnlhet la-d naitii. tien
tlemeu iirelerred. Tel. Z. 1. ?7 Cascade Ave.
.sir
For Ken! Kurnlahed rooms, f.10 Oak St. aJl
For Sale-lialchlng.
Thoroughhred R I Rd egg tor
II .Ml per selling Phone a.'s
l-or Sa:e Ifvoii a.e , . ,,, 1 t r:., ,,,r
vour winter's ws)d ior May and June deliv
ery at attractive prl'-e. call U. P. Morden
yiKDsapg. aittr
For Sale-Jeraev Heifer, rresh inia fan
drag saw and drum and i.s.ia j w ra..
dell. Tel. la. ., 1
odell. Tel. I.
"or Sale- A 12-ox. fly. new and never stretch
ed. Win sell for leaa than Hoi original price
Kly Ul x W Phone .MJV a-'ltf
For Sale A
01. . r
rubtH?r-tired
For Sale tJood lola for amle In
heclty, prices right, a . W ntnank
l or sale tngt
t rr.-Vi per cnnl on
t'bone
ail part of
k A Co. allll
rth of Barrett clual
Route I.
your winter w.sxl now
Mtlhodtai Ijine.
bonae K. C
tin,.
Noel.
ml2
For Sai I arris cn.11. -e Hiavl River frmi
nd one mile rrom depot. Tenna reasonable.
1. rtuaniis, ,-aw mwi Asn ri.. ror;, anil ml
age Land farm 24 miles from
1 Waah. and near Trout 1 ake.
tbe
real
1 rallied
H
fund to
te. Mr
a-!r
sale- a lainch Oliver plow.
. K K l. i.
B. L Cum
a
ttn Sale A Hi Ira ram
ger. Passu hi I.
HuckabayA Bar
mix
For sale -lS7l.
J. U.
V t family mlaatl cow
Plmne
,a21tl
Ma!
White Salmon
be beat dairy and Mock ranch In
Finn . llmate. good action! and ra
inveinents. Two extra larae eles-tr
'r bar, water under pressure piped tt
Pen-room house witb ears-trie light
sure water. This la rant only a fine t
snwk farm but la a health resort ax
cated In the famous Trout 1 ake regt
of Ml. Adam The ranch torn tbe
rave and haeklsbsfTjr patches Forest KexsrrTe
readily wewsstsj Jni the pkace to raise fail
blood al.ark or .-ondtict a dair- Improve,
meats coat SBVast. Whole place tor sale by
owner at SXUkU. H. Stanley t oflin. akima.
Wash. . a
For Sale Seed Oat of a hlgn uro.tu. ing va
riety. Price reav-.nable Phone Udell 11. a7tl
For Kent Furnished rOOSB with sleeping
I-irch May 1st. tienlleman pjeferred. Phone
"w. ( asi
For Knt-K(sma with or without board
Mrs. He,! Howe, phone iTs-'t. fiI3 Cascade Ave.
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For Kent-Nice sleeping rooms, tel. J0I4. a2ltf
For Rent 2 Inrnlxned nsmix (none or Ihe
best location In H.hmI Riven modern con
veniences Call oak st. or tel. i'4ll 121f
WANTED
Wanted Hicvcle. Must iw. in mi .iiam.
and reasonable. cH or brina w h l to
mS
510 Cascade Ave.
Wanted to Rent-A modern house in city
Writ 10 Ma kari. Box :s. R. r l. 4, H.id
feU
River, or. .
For Sale- S. , n head a
fresh soon. Can tar seen
Middle Valley Ranch P
For Sale fi acre W M M
ttftil building site. 1, 1, 1
trees. 11 year old. ison,
care of tl lacier.
For
hoiiM
Hit.
IlSO
mile out Bean.
' .'. r. xi ani.le
X BJ,
111 101 f
A I II, "
modern H.d River
isble terms. Address
BSJ
Wanted -Housekeeper, middle aged must
be unencumbered. g. .k and neat ard
clean housekeeper. IF Smith. Phone aaW.
R F Ii 2.
Phone
"d Uilcher. R
For Hale-A 1I7 s
dition fur IMO or I
pertonai property.
for Bate Select cedar
price on rough and d
' o Udell n.
For Sale- Team of ba
pound, harness and Hi;
Studetiaker back flft, rul
set of light ha mesa SIS
SSS3.
r. nee pU.
.un.ber. Wn
n,.
Padd.sk 1.
s
-xp.
a2
ed orchard mar, a
al Kiver rancb: have
F li. Hood River
M
ddle horse for few
" m24tt
isn. thorongblv ex
k, pruning and bar
ndiing Wk. Per
man. Reply to Box
II partrralars. nu ra
fted and reference.
miotf
I Wanted
and nig.. Cash, or new goods
1 a A. Franr Co
T ax yonr ned tut ntture. stovea
in exrhan
FIU Ks.
nth
For Sal
grore wit
Mr .k. !,
kherman.
For Sa .
MISCELLANEOUS
sMeSaTtee. a Krwa.unra. 1 isk Orora. PI
SM7.
Uve .tck
rer.
Hairy
Kor Sale-Set of heavy
work, t IMSJSBaV
Kxchanre
1 ana sold on cmn. 1
SOM preredeiM to transfer that
,T...,i, iisim agamat lb
--.ertnanan. Fashion
UTn"- i none I Ml.
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