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nOOD RIVER GLACIER, THUggPAY, MARCH 30, 1922
ARTHUR D. MOE. Publisher.
JOE D. THOM1SON. Editor
Subscription, 82.00 Per Year.
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RECENT COMMERCIAL CLUB MEETINGS
The Commercial club meetings the
past two months have been character
zed with a zest prophetic of continued
beneficial activity of the organization.
The sessions have been definite in
scope, and as a result have drawn
definite interest and a good attendance.
The new president, Mr. Olmsted, plans
and presides with a terse liveliness
that at once gives notice to lethargy
to begone.
The Monday meeting of the organ
ization started some serious considers
tion of the possibilities of a develop
ment of the Oregon National Forest
The address of Mr. Wheeler was elo
quent in its very presentation of com
plete facts. They were facts that
shamed us and at the same time stimu
lated us to action to eliminate the
cause for shame.
THE PARNELLS AT
POPULAR PRICES
Manager Kolstad will endeavor to
popularize high class musical attrac
tions by giving extremely low prices
on The Fartiells, an Ellison-While ly-
ceum feature, which will appear next
Tuesday. The 1'Hrnells, according to
press reports, wherever thev have ap
peared, is one of the most entertaining
lots of artists recently on circuit. The
low prices of tickets, it is expected,
will fill the Kialto with the largest
audience that has recently appeared at
the new playhouse.
MRS. HENNEY PRE
PARES FOR OPERETTA
Under the direction of Mrs. Henney
the high school choruses are rehears
ing daily for the annual operetta to be
inven at the Kialto theatre, rriaay
evening, April 7,
presenting "1 he
operetta full of excellent music and
beautiful scenes.
. This year they are
Gypsy Rover," an
BOWLING NEWS
Lewis Hart will never feel prouder
of himself than he did last Friday
night when the judges awarded him
the prize in , the county declamatory
contest. That speech ,may result in
fame for him the epithet "Little Giant
of Kentucky." The contest was highly
successful. Every participant should
have been awarded a premium. The
inspiration they gained from facing a
big audience and the benefits for fu
ture expression in public will repay
them for their efforts. The support
residents have given the speaking con
test in all parts of the valley is en
couraging.
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The Tax Reduction League all but
wrangled itself to death at the Port
land convention last week. Members
of the organization may be in earnest
but they display lack of diet of Solo
mon's oats. It may be that some of
the frills of the higher educational in
stitutions are superfluous, but that is
no reason why the Oregon Agricutlural
College and the University of Oregon
should be entirely crippled by repeal
of the millage measures.
We, and we express a sentiment
that is general, regret to see Mr. West
move his headquarters to Dee. His
courteous treatment of the public has
made frienda for the valley rail line.
Welcome to Mr. ShutlifT, his successor,
and we hope that his relations may
continue as pleasant and mutually beneficial.
The charge at the auto camp park is
prefectly just and proper. It ia in
keeping with a general custom. Mo
torists will appreciate the Bervice all
the more as a result .of the charge.
The fifty cents ia no more than nom
inal, and yet it will provide a custodian
and take charge of other incidental ex
penses.
More special records went by
board on the Blue Daniond alleys
week, when Harry DeWitt got his old
hook ball working just right and came
so close to making the 800 MOTS that
only a ten pin touch on the last shot
robbed him of the bowler's highest and
most coveted honor. As it is, Harry
turned in the highest game ever rolled
in Hood River, 299. beating the 28J
hung up a little while ago by Annala
and also by Goodwin. Also, DeWitt
broke the three game alley record 0
730 made by Manager House last
spring, by getting 737 for his thre
game totals.
Incidentally Mrs. DeWitt was rolling
with her husband, and the two hung
up Hi lor mixed doubles single game
record, and 1 H .r for mixed doubles
three games, which are some records
if any one should ask.
DeWitt s three game record lasted
just six days, as E. E. House turned
a total of 7.W last Monday night, get
ting ibl, 2Ut, Ztb, in competition with
Hob Hartshorne. Bob got 66 while
House was making the new record
Mr. House had 254. 257. "In. 205. 215
207 for five games.
Had he been able to do as well Sun
ay against the Elite Hilliard team the
results might have been pleaHanter for
local bowlers, for the BUM Diamonds
who last week beat the league leaders
tnree straight, dropped three straight
games to the tail-onders. Sic transit
gloria mundi. It is only fair to the
Elite team to say that they rolled very
good totals, being aided by the efforts
of one "Dad-Kid" Smith, loaned to
the visitors once, but tiever again.
To make it a sorrowful day for Hood
River all around, the Hoard of Trade
llarber team, aided by a couple of city
league slickers, drubbed the Franz
Hardware team in a special match.
2572 to 2525. And yet the sun shone
brightly all the day.
Sunday the Hlue Diamonds finish
their home league. schedule with three
games against the Kelly Olympians,
and on this match hinges the local's
chance for third place in the league.
The match between the White Dia
monds and the Multnomah women.
which was to have taken alass in Cort
land Wednesday has been postponed
till April IB. In place of this trin the
White Danionds rolled a Hpecial handi
cap match against the Hlue Diamonds.
Plans for the handicap tournament
to be held on the local alleys April 2'A
to 30, inclusive, will be published next
week. From 16 to 20 five-man teams
are expected and a corresponding num
ber of doubles and singles. A number
of special features will make this
tournament unique.
Curious Custom That Cam Under tn
Observation of Traveler
In Persia.
One of the most extraordinary cus
toms In the world Is that observed
by certain Herslau tribe.
When a native woman wishes to
display her affection for a friend of
her own sex, she proposes that the
latter shall become her husband's wife
on equal terms with herself.
"This Is the greatest compliment
she can bestow," wrote the late Dr.
Elizabeth Mucbean Ross, who spent
home years as a doctor among the
tribes of North Persia. She had the
band of many Persian husbands of
fered to her In this way.
"I must say it is somewhat embar
rassing," she said, In her reuiinl
CSDi i s, according to London Tlt-HltS,
"when the gentleman himself happens
to be present, and I have sometimes
wondered what the effect ou the wife
would be If her generous offer were
accepted.
"When I told them It appeared to
me a curious thing that sue wife
should select another, I was Informed
that It preseuled many advantages.
Tt Is much better for ua to choose
our husband's wife; then we get some
one we like and Willi wnom we can
agree.' "
If a huMhand dies his wives are
divided among his brothers, the eldest
having first choice and taking all or
as many of the women as he fancies.
Nature's Flreless Cooker.
Western towns have lately been pre
paring and maintaining camping
grounds, equipped with water and
lights, for the convenience of automo
bile tourists. There Is at least one
spot where natural tireless cookers are
among the gratuitous provisions for
the comfort of the touring public. This
unique Inducement Is found at Hot
Springs, Nev., where boiling water hu
beeu spouting up from the unknown
depths of the sun-baked earth. Near
this remarkable hot spring there are
Mveral "cooking holes," excavations
about three feet in depth, whose sides
are lined with sheet Iron. At the bot
tom the boiling water gurgles. Iuto
these holes visitors lower the vessels
containing their food or drink. He
cuuse of the boiling temperature and
the heat of the surrounding steam
which fills the cavity, the process of
cooking is rapid.
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HART, SCHAFFNER & MARX FINE CLOTHES FOR MEN
For The Easter Dress Parade
Clothcraft Serge Specials
There are really but three big "Dress-Up" occasions in the year
Easter, Christmas and Thanksgiving. Thanksgiving and Christmas are
quite a distance off, but Easter is not! Are you prepared to take your
place in the Annual Fashion Parade? You'll be there of course, but
you'll not feel at home in it unless you're wearing your New Spring Suit.
Blue Serge is both correct and tasteful for the occasion. If its a ,
Clothcraft Blue Serge, it is not only correct and tasteful, but also durable
and economical as well. Certainly these are good and sufficient reasons
why your Easter Suit should be a Clothcraft.
We have these wonderful Clothcraft Serges
in Blue, Brown and Grey.
See them today, and remember, a written guarantee of satisfactory
wear and service goes with each suit. See our West window and our
display inside the store of these guaranteed suits. We have these
Clothcraft Guaranteed Suits for
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We have just received a big
shipment of WHITE WHIP
CORD PANTS for young
men. Well made and excel
lent values. All sizes.
$19.00 $21.00 $23.00
$25.00 and Up.
NEW EASTER MILLIN
ERY now on display. We
have never had a finer as
sortment for you to select
from.
See Our
Window
Display
THE SAFEST PLACE TO TRADE IS AT
Ufie PARIS FAIR
The Store
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NEMO, GOSSARD AND AMERICAN LADY CORSETS
Fur Hale Team,
Hits C, H. Clyrner.
arness and wagon. Dune
ran
FOR SALE
For HaU' Fresh Guernsey Durham und heif
er calf. I'hiine Udell :Ux. a20
Vor Bala Resldenoe on Twelfth street, at a
bargain. Kuiiulre Hen Htraniihan, Twelfth
Htreet, city. af
For Hale A brown borne, weight lOftb iHiunds
Ingle rig. harness ami middle. All In Drat
Iuhm condition. Tel. Itift7. all
tor Sale O. A. Cplngle combed while Leg
horn eggs for iiateimg . 75c per setting, Mrs.
Qeo. Chamberlln. hi Hood Hiver, Dragon.
my 11
For Sale Horse. taggy and harness priced
to sell. Also It. J Hd hatching egg from irood
winter layers. H. I. Culp. K. no 4. al3
For Hale-Uood dr seasoned fir wood, tf, l(i
Inch, 10; dellveredlii town or KaM Hide: alfo
I near town on Weal Side. I'hone 4717, Nultz
man Bros. Call evatnirs. mtetf
Kor Sale --overland H'.i touring ear. Qood
on, mum. (l. w. Tally, ou C. a. Bead ulaoe
on Kant Hide. ati
Kor Sale White Ighorn pullets holly wood
Itralll sn npportunty to get some very fine
birds now laying it 8' UO each muKt make
room for baby chich Hie reason for selling.
Call 1774. mhltf
SALVAGERS DID GOOD WORK
Hood River's hih school auditorium
has become too small for the popular
events that occur annually toward th
cloae of the school year. Those
charge Bhould take steps to limit the
crowding of the auditorium. A tin
panic, with the building crowded wit!
children might result in disaster and
holocaust.
f I I .
nooa rover welcomes appointmen
of Mrs. Spencer as an associate in con
uucung Cloud Cap Inn and Mount
Hood Lodge. Mrs. Spencer has ha
an experience that will mage itself
felt in gaining new popularity for the
resorts.
Next fcunday is memorial Sunday for
the American Legion. All Legion
members are urged to attend church
services Sunday. Th- may well in
augurate a custom that Bhould grow
into a fixed habit.
If you haven't any other engagement
tomorrow night go up am) listen to the
eounty school orators. The rations
will be well worth hearing, and the en
couragement of your presence will be
appreciated by the participant.
spring is about here, but there is
no excuse for spring poetry. There is
too much real work in Hood River now
for sessions with the muses.
Recovering Disabled Ships During the
World War Was Matter of
Highest Heroism.
us uas
The recriminations heing passed by
fruit shipping interests in Washington
district at the present time looks like
anything but cooperation.
It is getting time for plans for Ap-
pie niofsom Sunday. Wenatchee has
already set May 5 and G as dates for a
Miasm fiesta.
Luiidluhhors link salvaging ships
und ttrfQM to eusy tlts.ll in treasure
trove, but the skippers of the sulvag
tBg ships would tell them that Mlvafa
Is sweii ty und poorly puid exertlou.
ihey do not regard themselves as ud
venturers of roujuuee. They are divers
of seagoing ambulances. 'Ihey nie
marine surgeons, who operate on sick
or disabled cruft, sujs the Spokane
Spol.cMiian Iteview.
SulviiKino before the war was a mat-ter-of-luct
trude, but during the war
It became a business frau-ht with ex-
iraoi uinary Uuugers, The maritime
belligerents had to save every dam
aged or sunken ship thut they could
and the salvager wus ulmost us tndis
pensanie to winning the war
he niau-o'-uar.
ai ine waniuhellcs five vessels were
suuk near shore, and yet ull were sul
vage.i expeditiously by the Liverpool
hi ins.
lu June of 11117 the salvagers recov
ered lour good-sized
;is that had been sunk In the ICtigllsh
hannel. They salvaged lteatii.-s H.
ship and the itrttunnia and the Astu
i ins, the sutunuriue K-Vi after Its crew
hud been submerged two and a bulf
days; the wrecka off Osteud und Zee-bruggc.
in. sj i aging boats had nt one und
the same time to net us machine shop,
power h !, pumping station and tug.
iney worked In a single sjnit, where
they were target for eiery German
submarine anywhere around. They
Uowcd a heroism beyond pruise.
For Sale H: acres unimproved land. 1'rlee
IhOil (fhOO cash, lei mi on balance Hi (i per cent
Dtereat, A H. Koggensaek. M:! South lllh St
edar Itaplds, Iowa.
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DONT MIHS TIIII-Twelve acres. III bear
ing orchard, ull wider dlb li slandard va
rieties apple and ear. Mile to school nnd
church on main rd. All lor 81000. How
much more do yo want. A, J. Urow, te
M7I. m Hit f
or Hale -Chevrolet tiK) lM) model. Mas 1J'J2
license, cheap (food dies ami in good DM
chiinlcal condition. CallfiTIL'. mSMtf
Kor Sale Part of mv tine beariim orchard.
lw miles west or city. Address I.. F. Men
ilstiHon, owner, Hood Itlver, Oregon. m'KHf
For Hale--Strong Held grown pansy planla,
IM par dosan. Whin Leghorn baby chicks,
hatched May r, Jlfi.OO per hundred Mrs. T. W.
tterry, Phone MXS, ao
For Hale Hlngle omb Itliode Island ed
eggs for selling, fru a heavy winter laving
Hirt, a wiiirh I bar be. i. j,rsin un,,iu
and building Sdi W. H. Corey, phone M77,
in Hit f
ror Hale H. I. It. latching eggs Mohood
strain, reasonably prlrtd. Also do all kinds
oi carpenter work. .11. en hi. nt. 4 M..H,
OOISI, u
lane.
For Hale-HO acres land 4U miles from Clfy
of Hood Kiver, part bottom land itb free
water, balance good pasture land not bonded
for water. 1200 cords fir alid oak wood stuui-
nage. county road thru land, fair buildings
rill
S954
tWT.Su per acre. J. K. Phillips,
I'hone
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FOR RENT
For Item Three room furnished apartment
close in. PkonSSM. a5
For Kent F or one vear. 2( acres of apple or
chard on a division of crop basis. Will furnish
all equipment and spray materials. Apply to
umuw) t .i ii. iiuuu i eiereuces ream
Box 2F
((Hired.
Kor Hem A
!E ruiiln i mi I ii imi I fOr Inlit
housekeeping at 71U !th St. mllO
For Kent -1 have acres good strawberry
lnd in Lower Valley for cash rent Hlate In
first letter what you have for financing and
running a berry natch. Write i). X. H cur.-
of Glacier. paf
Furnished Koom To Kent Onn of best In.
ealion wllb furnace beat, electric light and
' oil uhk ni., PIIODCL'U.I. JPitf
Wauled To buy team, plow, spring tooth
harrow and sprayer. Write, givlDg price and
particulars. J.J. Kuapp, HM Pine St. Hood
River, Ore- m30
Wanted A good 1200-pound
Also small potatoes. Call 5M6.
farm house.
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Wanted Married Man wanted lor general
orchard work. Previous experience not nec
essary, but mtiKt be able to drive four-in-hand
well, and he steady on Job, Man who worked
on wheat farm preferred. Wife to board extra
help. Wages satisfactory. GlOOd hOUSS. Perm
anent position for right party. Write or apply
In person. W. C. Vensel, K( ute 4, The Dalles,
Ore M
Wanted Woodcutting by cord, large or
small Job. Miy place. Write 1'aul V. Casey,
I'arkdnle, or phone !27:t. all
Warned Work on ranch by married man
Who Is sn ex-soidier experienced in tractors,
gus engines and trucks. Phone 5177 evenings.
in Kit I
Witnlcd Hauinm box sliooK.s, berry elates,
spray, fertilizers. I'hone 192.1. afi
WANTED
man 24-ex-servlce wants a
ao
KorHaleor will trade for car -Lot near High
Heliool. Improvements all In, 1'houe :W72, ati
For Hale I lorses and wheat and alfalfa Inn
at Fashion Siablcs, O. A. Downey, Tel. 1201,
maotr
ror naie une jersef cow and a
in in r, noin fresh, i al T. J. Miller.
HSBi
Jersey
Phone.
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ror sale--I seii Hur.lt' soraver. '1'i.miiletnlv
m ui..h i,, j... : r.
..,.,,.,,,,,. iM,:ra mv. iituucti Hroi ners
raons i:m. ulu,u
For .Haie or item Furnished or unfamlsh-
ed: My bungalow In West llarret Dlsirlel.
owner will be on the property April first and
second only. Mrs, Kdna F.I I en Wright. DStt
I'.j or r tons ol on ha led hav: apply
Mrs. Kdna
Koute :l, Ilox 171.
Koaa crews are busy all along the
route, boon the valley trunk of the
Mount Hood Loop Highway will be a
reality.
hnU ABa hm
Harold Allan Jones, age two years
-e.. Pin vi sir. Harione
i-s. did from heart trouble Toes-
7 1. runeral sen ires were
held Wednesday at the Anderson chap
el, interment following at IHU..1A.
Kcu Butter Ubels printed in aceord.
ance,th Iairy and Food Lavs, call at
Prehistoric Creature
The rrniaius sf wtiat la described as
the largest and most mysterious land
animal that ever walked the earth
hare been fouud In Baluchlstun. The
creature whs probably more like a
rhinoceros tbsn like any other animal
of today, but It had a neck that sug
gests that of the giraffe. Two of the
Mck bonvs. compared with similar
bones of the largest previously known
land animals, make them look small,
snd nothing but dji. smite or a stump
padier couM have drawn one of lu
teeth. Youth's Companion.
For Hah
to F. L Dixon
Ellen Wright.
lor Ssle A nigh grade player piano, nearly
new, a bargain al 1100. Also a new triplex
auto-knitter ii: wit bout ex Iras and JHX) for all
Impilre lillO-lllth. m;
ForHnle Case in-Is Tractor. Only Used 125
hours. fHOim . Kim million. No longer
" " 'I eoiini 1 uauge 01 crops, jolm lieen-
tractor plow. 2 bottom H looh. t)nly used
on 20 acres. Like neW. flOfMK). Team mares
ill and 11 years, s?700 Iba. Sound, willing work
era, l7ft .110. Cyphers Incubator, 200 egg. First
class shape, ii.YOO Kalrbsnks Morse Home
Light Plant. M Llsht aanaattv. as VaIi bms
Hood as new. (TiHiidler two Model. 7-pasa-tom
ing. ISr paint, like new car, driven 700(1
ones, good fires. lilli'SI vn nun nmr,. c .,
Address W. H. laoid; Parkdale, Ore. in.10
For Hale- 2.1 acres. i .. mpK from I ..... t MU-.
er. About 17 acres In bearing fruit ofslsndard
oiiiciii-n 01 cncrries. pears, aim es. iirin.i.suii.l
other rrulU and berries . - . - -1 7 room house
barn ami spring water, on gravel road. Mrs."
w 111. Mil iriy, Koute t. aj
For Sale One bigli pressure Myers Hprav
nig, 1 iisiimau Kugine, 200 gal. tank. Will
niij iHoguns. !.- no UiM. Sbepbard. Phone
RWA tieo. Hbeppard, Hd
For sale-Tweuty-ioir single comb, mottled
Auconas, pullets. veli liens, one cockerel X:ui
11 no inn niKi-ii jerso nener, will be Iresb in
April, !f.-in. Spring wiujbu, 510; teedcutter. 7.ft0
I ell III (luck egiis. Sl.rJlfor III Will trade, imv
of I he above for broossow, pigs, broody hens
or 11 11 mi Ii I mi 1 1... 1. va v-.. 1 1
' pnv.. 1., .1, ,1111 i, ,:,
rnone Dm. j mutf
For Sale - i, . 1 .'oui no one else bus ever nr.
A red, No money nelded. .1 usl work mid I'll
Rive yon a clear ntu to 12 acres with house
ami nam. See O. L. Craton. mlltf
Wanted Tonne
position, book keeping- good knowledge ot ae
Counting, CHI! handle uffie norlr ui.ff ,.l..
vour Mnanclal statements aaaontble salary
Ability and Character references. Address s
eBre (llacler. u6
110 "If , " An 'sperlenced orchard man for
V bite Salmon Orchard. Inqnlre Williams .t
Kenan, Ills Twelfth Si , 1 1 ..... i Klvar, On mM
Wanted Have orchard eqiilp.iient. Want
to lease or buy on crop share well Improved
small orchard. HbonsHMS. mlii
Warned 2 or 8 men working as partners to
cut wood on shaies for half. Kn.z saw, drag
saw and other tools furnished. ;)0or 40 cords
fell and trimmed. K L. Noel, Methodist
Land. m30
Wanted to buy vour feeder bogs. V. T.
Keauregard, phoDelMU d29tl
Wanted Clark Seedling
State what you can furnlsl
Sons. I'hone Odell '.17.
strawberry plants.
. W. K Oibson &
unit
Wanted To buy your used furniture, stoves
and ruga. Cash or new goods in exchange.
F;. a. Franz Co. s20tf
MISCELLANEOUS
Hauling nt 'easonable rates 0 L. Kenton,
stationed at old Hhelly Feed yards, First and
Hlate streets. maO
Have 10 acres of land to be cleared by con
tract. Will furnish stump puller. Vear to
finish job. A. 0. McCormick, Husuin, Wn. s6
W. I). McCrory,
I'hone I'Jil.
Carpenter and Builder.
Experienced orchard man desires monthly
work near Hood Kiver. Married. Write K. K.
Davis, The Dalles, Oen. Dsk m:iO
Wanted To rent furnished housekeeping
101m.- for brother and sister. Call after school
no. 8133. matt
Wanted Experienced man to lake charge
of and mansee large strawberry ranch; bouse,
fiiriilslilngs and garden supplied. Htate salary,
references, write T. 1). care of Glacier. f2:itf
Lost Agate brooch, Monday, F'eb. 27 on Cas
cade Ave. or at Kiallo theatre. Valued as
keepsake, Keward. Mrs. Husle Lynn. Ulacler
office. Phone 18S1 or 3471. m30
Attention TravelinR Men For rent
new four room house and bath apart
ments, newly furnished, fine river
view, best spring water. Make your
territory from "Healthful Mosier."
Price $20 a month furnished, $15, un
furnished. E. M. Strauss, Mosier, Ore.
mm
ror Hale .'u ncresOl unlinoroved Limi snf
in -11 in ur winner luai fix) cords ol wood one
mile Iroui I .n tidal. F. W. Hlalt 11. l'uikdale
oregou. miio
Kor Hale- Two high grade cows, one
one Uncrnsey. W rite L. K. Flscus.
lersev.
Dee, Ore.
1112:1
Make YOUR Home
Beautiful
Kor Hal or Trade-Jtlg rord Truck wiib cab
and body New front I ires, tust been over
hauled. Will lake.'7Jor trade ftir Kor. I Uoad-
sier or small car. Mint have sturter. Addresa
F. L. Cox. (are of W.J. Wollam. Hood Kiver
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For Hale or Trade for Hood Kiver Kanch
Hlaeree, in cultivation, 10 surface cleared,
oaiance timber, is screa fall gralu, .Vroom
house, garage, chicken houaea, barn. etc.
I'hone, rural delivery on main road, opisite
school, 4 miles from Deer Park, 25 milt from
Spokane. Address u. F.. Sloup, Kl. 3 leer
Tark. Wash. U27
Kor Hale Large
:iiid forty records for 7ft
mahogany gtaphaplione
Phone SIIOI. m.'KI
For Hale-Rhode Island Ked and While le
horn hens, f I each, phone 571C. at'.
Kor Hale Four cows tiro il..r,.,. .i
1 oj( isej iiim, .Mrs Hoy Kalusel Hd :t.
n.:io
or 1 rade for cow, fresu or swti to be.
in r w 1 11 1 ml I mill.
rung., 1
FJiniuUe
for Halt Five and a half acres, close lu.
will take a small car as pari payment. A. Ik
l is. per. lei ,(, njf
F01 Hale A few good young teams. F
ueaura and price address L. 1L Mctui,Vri
Olex, Oregon
lor Hale Shinnies and mlur u,i.i ---
i'tU, K Davenisirt Jr.. Hood Kiver Alisimci
t"0.
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r par
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lit
Kor Sale Trojan blasting powder safe
powder to handle and absoiittelj no headaches
or thawing, also cans and Iiish Avi.. 1.-
HlieriliSIi 1 Kr.,,1 n .i.s
F'or Sle-t
r2.lt f
For Sale- "We have nilv used cars fnmi dsn
to IIMXI In sell lor cash or cash and terms or
win in . -e pi iron or priMiuce as w 1 Kite or part . u mm nan tn.,1 average of 21W
.nment If ymi wlsli a second band car 'Ki.w 'as,, year fi.41 i.,.r ift iv,- i. i..
";" 3 1 'i """I eny auu inir pre- " -..ijv 1 none SJfi
irifm-r is esieru v areliousc 1 o. By u. How- I ' " "
ror Hle-t). A. C. wblia leghorn aettlug eggs
from 2i. bens that had fl,.ct a v erase of w
In.
sft
Hon.
for Halt-
Fdw
fi'ttf
PVERY home lover, every home builder, every
JS-- person who wants a beautiful, comfortable,
and convenient home should make it a point to
see the
SECOND ANNUAL
Home Beautiful Exposition
AT THE
For Hale barred Kock and White win.
dotte cockerels; also day old chicks and White
Wyandotte mid barred Kick euiis for Neitimr
Mr K J. Nlcbolhon. Phone inltlif
Kor Hale
Thone Sl.
Kbode Island
Ked Cockerels.
mttf
Samson Mm. b..i . . I
ba.leo and electric 1 1 g 1 1 1 a. 1 1 b i n . 1 Ji t J V!L i . .
(nepnie cord Oreii on rear ,. ...rr." I
K&SiF r,in ."',u, " "nes; ikiK ;
t IttrVH h mr aoin.i...... liuwi 'I
ciinsider light car In trade, p. , h-7 1 1
1
fl'Ul
HoiKl Kiver.
Kor Sale- Two secondhand sural
condition, one Kean and one MeyV
reasonsble figure. We also have s
engines at good reduced prices. H
lei. mil, rourlb and Columbia street.i
rs. In good
. at a very
reral used
well Bros
mi'ttf
forHale-hesn sprayer reflller. half price
11 sissl siiais. May tie seen at fln-le over
and Co. t bevnilet, 11V lii.Hiel. ri Kd 1 an.
"visa. n.iHtf
For Halt Wood. Four ltoot. or b toch Sod!
fcJtHeerswnywaers in town, sehindiw
... "; fnr batching from trap-nested
Rhode IstandTKds and O. '. f. ,ilo J'
horns. I'lione or wru.. us for winter egg re
Kali h K Lwia Wrlll.w
rl,.,,,.. I 1.1. .11 u, ..... I
. - - ' 1 .- nr
Kor Hsle- A simile burnt r and Iiitumi one
horse, saddle blanket and bridle. Cheap If
'".oi i i'iht 1 none to.w. Ifc w. iouiiinsoa.
Hi
For Hale- Two modern .Vroom buns-alows.
cement haseuienta. Ju.i ciniceled Address
S . SCliaeber. Mst Columbia. m.u
For Sale Housrhnld fnrnllure.
re, and ranch. Phone 47X1.
at the L K
mSO
But Will It SellT
Tve Indented a new one, boas,''
aid the soda clerk. "Ton take a dab
of violet Ice cream and sere It mil
crashed blaeberries on ton."
"It sounds rood," sfhaltted the bona.
"What are yoa jolng to call Itr
Wfte, a bine swxiae. of
For Sale A team of horses and I wo cows
one now atviua milk and the other freah In
April. W ill sett ali cheap Call Odell . a
cords and prices.
Flat. Booa Klver.ore
For Sale - a One young &, yr nid s,,, ,. me
BK1 T.T" l,r?k' '" r",a aTiv-- around
UW lbs. Phone M,.sc . ,t-,,r s, t, A Msy si
s H rtiert. jif
For Hale
one
F. A.
dJStf
-. ... - ,. , , 1 s , pans 01
theclty, prices right. A W. Ontnank A (. slat
The leadniM varieties nf ,ni.
Iwsr ,-l. ...... . , , "1 1
- " e"1 I'm 111 sum prnne treee.
and two years old I'h.iue Odell 16. i
-1 ,1-
For Hale Uood lots Sir sale in
Kor Hale
I m tin tliate
ra- Sa le -registered
I
goats W.
A team
r S-year old mule. A
1 and 10 head of Angora
wwwer. Oregon a 1.1
ale A food, young Jersey cow To
aaln Oct. 1st u. M. Alexander. Mo
sxaM
l"or Sale-1 Satiated irony. 1 pole bwaw 1
Ifhl wacon and S nice riding poniea. Are
mm. Jam uarv w. lane, ( all
ab. m.
t, sale- Team mares weigh about 1-sJeach
(1 farm team. Is. not boy before nisi
h B Hut 100 a Hoc. rnone 1ST larkdsie. mV
For Hale-rw. twobo'tom. 14 Id. b John
leere tractor psiw. at a tsrgaln in order m
Lb' p V" "" ottr ' "y
Hi- Bsuiietl Krolhera, pbout 1WI tax
Kaflatered Hart i(sb ire boars lor
eilrery. ( liolers immune, mn.
anteeit breeilera. Nebswka l.sd. IJeti T 1,1, n
snJ ( SMokes lad brewing- 1 liampion Herd
I" i'i'V.'tda to WH.lilnaton 1121. ivice.
fwi' up. " rite tor !ie tisci 1
list. Heart O' lb. nllej
r'aas. Oregon
and price
h, Urants
dtf
nt and a full line ;
JNraale-Klectrtc light 1
""""") '"-es M ..alUaan.tl. 47 nlikf
For Sale ISIS Model ('been !-! t..i. ring ear .
PTtce. tm, ,,r will trade Snr hord roadster'
nl7tr i
I'hone "11
For sa'e-Klr and mm IiVIb in
denvered anywhere wlihlt . m,-. ,ar H.swi
Kiver k. Beaamrard.. tel. Odell xos. am I
For Hs
double
r!oaei,
3
-' I.e:.
HStf
tern -esidenee.
neas district. II !
vdmorim, large
ti pantry large
loich Ks)olp-;
yeiiwmt sarage.
AUDITORIUM
Portland April 3 to 8 inclusive
Admission Free
The latest approved methods of construction and mate
rials, new ideas in landscaping and gardening, modern ways
and styles oi beautifying and interior decorating, and up-to-the-minute
conveniences of every sort and description will be
featured at this great Home Beautiful Exposition.
Be one of the 17"i,000 people who will see and profit by the wealth
of ideas for better and more attractive homes. Make your plans NOW to
impend at least one day at the Home Beautiful Exposition. One idea thus
gained will pay for the trip.
Remember the dates April 3 to 8.
Portland Realty Board
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