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Tel. 1014 for the best possible in. Service.
WE ARE EXPERTS IN ALTERATIONS.
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FIX IT QUICK!
That will be your plea when the sun begins to shine
and you are in a hurry for some farm implement or spray
iqpchine.
Why not take an inventory of your orchard equipment
a*d have it repaired now ?
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HOWELL BROS, Fourth Street Tel. 2551
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Clean Up and Paint Up
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You ask: “What’s a meat market and grocery store to
do with such a campaign V*
We are morally behind it; and furthermore we want
to tell you that we caa furbish the fuel that will make -
you work.
Let us prepare the meats for your meals on the eve
of flaring and furnish you with groceries of quality.
Then eat heartily -and work hard a part of each day
out in the open air, engaged in that task of cleaning up
and painting up.
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We wM carry
GrRASSELLI brand Arsenate of Lead
«tour Odell werdxniee thioseaeosi. TWe to the brand car­
ried by thy Aeeociatfon fer snany ffnkre, dad no better load
can be bought.
We ere prepared to give a c o M ^lete MARUTING
service to eny growers contemplating a change la their com *
. nectlons. ,W* wlU farntoh SUPPIJBS and CASH IN AD*
' VANCB. Sgobel to Day eeU
on the F.O.B. BASIS,
with a distribution ALL O
WORLD.
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year cannot be considered as complete, voiced
doe to several inconsistencies in re-lit was __ __ _
suits obtained. Neverthelera, these re- nually only a few wneks, during perl­
mite indicate several Important points |od of high water to carry trnffle to a
which should be recognised by grow­ ferry operated by C. T. Smith, of
ers in following out control measures. Stevenson, Wash.
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By just what means control is effected I
is Mt entirely known at the present
P. F. H. to Q aas trert Plant
time. Our studlee Indicate that the
The Pacific Fruit Express has se­
mode of killing of the mites is quite cured a spur track location «long the
different In the cnee of the two com­ O.-W. k L N. U ms Just east of Hood
mon insecticides,, lime-sulfur and oU. River and will start Immediate con-
uaed for thia purpose.
Laboratory struetlon of a car ictag piuut. Btor-
and field studies point to the fact lage space will he constructed for aev-
that oil accompilahee results as an e* hundred thoMgDd tons of ice.
actual contact spray, and must do ito
Apple Growers Association, own-
work at the time of application or a ling all of the refrigeration machinery
very short time thereafter. This klll- of thia valley, has a 10 year contract
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accomplished by actual penetra.1 for furnishing ice and ¿-tng I ears of
tion of the oil under the bud scales | the company. AU care will II be iced
themselves, where It comes in contact at the new plant. . Fonuei.j
irly they
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with the mites.
were iced at the main aiding of the
Becaue ot thia method ef action, Apple Growere AssoHatfon. a system
it is essentia! that growen recognise which frequently delayed loading op­
a few Important pointe where oil is erations during the busy season.
to be used for control purposes. The
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most Important condition to keep in
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Talk with ?•«■«, 1» to 70. Life
mind is that of bud development. As insurance, the very best.
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has already been stated, buds during
fn the Ctocuit Coart of the State
the dormant season are for the moat I
Netiee to CMtters
of Oregon for Hood River County.
IM*rt aealeii tig lit and It is with a
Federal Land Bank of 8pokane, a
In the County Court of the State
great deal of difficulty that oil enters,
Corporation, Plaintiff, vs. Frank M.
especially under the fourth bud scale, of Oregon, for Wasco County.
In -the Matter of the Estate of Edwards, Katherine E. Edyrards, hue­
where often many mites are hiber­
band and wife; East Hood River
nating. Oil applied under such condl- Mary Michell, Deceased.
National Farm Lean Association, a
tlona canqot possibly give good re­
Notice is hMehgMRMh: That the corporation; William Roy Keudall,
sults. A second consideration is also undersigned has been appointed Ad­ and Hood River County, a municipal
that of weather conditions. Early in ministrator of the Httau- of Mary corporation. Defendants.
the Heason, weather conditions are not Michell, deceaaed^by an,Order dated
T<r Frank M. Edwards, Katherine
altogether favorable for the applica­ March 4th, 1926, and all person a having E. Edwards and William Roy Kendall,
tion of oil.
Warm weather greatly claims against said Eataf ite are here- of the defendants above named:
assists the oil in penetrating the buds. by notified to present Ahe > same to me
In the Name of . the State of Ore­
Growers who have uaed oil will re­ at the ofifoe of Paul W. Childers,
The gon, You and each of you are hereby
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member how greasy and oily the trees Dalles, Oregon, on or before six required to appear and answer the
appear when the days are wann and I months from the date of this notice.
complaint filed against ytoi in the
sunny.
When this condition exists, I Dated this 8th day ef March, 1925. above entitled court and cause, on or
one can usually expect good control of
X. 1R Barnett,
before April 18th, 1928, the same be­
the blister-mite, provided, of course,
'administrator.
ing six weeks from the date of the
that the buds- are in the proper stage, I Paul W. Childers.
first publication of this summons-,
aa well ae good control of leaf-roller I Attorney for
ml2a9 and if you foil eo to appear and
and brown aphidA In using oil fori
answer Mid complaint the plaintiff
the bUster-mite, spraying should be
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Notice ef
win apply to the Court for -a decree
delayed until the buds crack open a
io the legal against you and each df you. fore­
Notice is
little.
Pick out good weather and
District closing that certain mortgage made,
voters of
■PPly »ery thoroughly. Our observa­
ty,
Oregon,
No. 8 of Hood R1
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tions indluate that a good mleeible oil
that
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special
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said fendants Frank M. Edwards and
spray of not less than Ave per cent!
Katherine E. Edwards, husband and
district
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district
should be used.
school bouse ef eaM district, <t the wife, to the plaintiff herein, dated
In some of our teste last year the
building known as Park Street School, the 80th dey of September, 1921, .and
unsprayed trees developed 61 per cent
on the following real property:
injured fruit, something over 20 perl on the 3rd dey of April, 1925, between
The South Half ot the Southeast
the hours of IrtO /dock P, M and
cent of which was eo seriously in-1
Quarter of the Southwest Quarter of
Ju red ae to be of no commercial value. I 7:00 o’clock p; M. oX said dag for ttm
purpose of submitting to the legal Section 8 m Township 2 North. -Rango
Where Dormoil 3-to-100 was used, 28
voten of said district n»' following 10 East of the Willamette Meridian,
ber cent of the fruit WM damaged,
containing 20 acres, more os leas;
proposition.:, r-
approximately 10 per cent of the dam­
which mortgage is recorded in Volume
“Shall, Frankton
age being of a serious nature. Where I ‘ No.
2-^tood
14, at Page 281 of the Records of
a 6-to-100 dilution of the Mme ma-1
Mortgagee of H004 River County,
terial was used, 10 per cent damage]
Oregon; and for sale of Mid real
developed, a little more than one per |
projM-rty* to Mtlsfy the amount found
cent of which wa< serious.
At a’l
due the plaintiff herein all of which
I strength of 8 to 100, four per eent of|
to fully set forth In the complaint of
I the fruit showed a trace of injury,
plaintiff on file herein; and for such
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little or none of which waff unparit*
other and further relief as to the
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poses only, and that certain 8.8 acre court may aeon just In the premteee.
In all of the field testa conducted
This summoMC to published by order
tract of land on the North side of
on a comparative basts, lime-sulfur
May street in Hood Iliter. Oregon of the Hun ffrad W. Wilson, Judge
proved to be the most effective ma­
described as Lot 82 of Adams Para­ of the above entitled Court, duly
terial used In contnolllng tfe blister­
dise Acreage an addition to the made and entered on - ths 4th day of
mite.
Thia was true regardless of
city of Hood River, according to the March, 192S, which requires you and
time of application, though fccst re­
duly recorded plat thereof, be des­ each of you to appear and answer
sults with this material were obtained
ignated as the site for union high the complaint herein on or before the
as the bads were beginning to crack
16th day of April, 1925, the date of
school district;
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slightly.
The actual
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and for the election of five directors the first publication of thia summons
as accomplished by 1'
Uanwralfur is
6th, 1925.
of the proposed union high eehool being March
|Y*. J. Derby,
quite different ' from that obtained
district
with the oil, and becauM of this dif­
Hood River, Oregon.
Dated this 12th day of March, 1925.
ference a much wider time is. possible
J. B. Rya'n,
C. A. REED,
over which the spray caa be -applied.
Spokane, Washington.
Chairman of th« Board of Directors
Just bow lime-sulfur peevento^-mite
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Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
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School
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infestation is not altogether dear. In
of Hdbd River County, Oregon.
numerous observations made, mites
Notice to Creditors
I. R. ACIIKSON,
have been found aUve in the buds Attest:
Clerk of Hood River School District
In the County Court of the State of
weeks after the application of spray No. S of Hood River County, Oregon.
Oregon, for Hood River County.
lias been given. In the case of dor­
In the matter of the Estate of O. J.
mant buds, as well as buds beginning
Chaffee, Deceased.
Notice of Sheriff’s Sale
to swell, lime-sulfur as a direct con­
Notice Is hereby given that the un­
tact spray has little Influence. This
la the Circuit Court of the State of
dersigned has been appointed Bxecutor
material does not penetrate under the Oregon, for Hood Kivet County.
of the last will and teetament of C. J.
bud scales as is true of the oU. On
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A. Bproat, Administratrix of
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trees recetvUg lime-sulfur, a large the Itotate of Charlre 11. Sprout, De- Chaffee, deceased, by order of the
County Judge ef Hoed River Oonat/,
percentage ef the mites irensUb alive
ceaeed, and Nettle A. Bproat; Plain- Oregon, and has qualified as such.
until the buds begin to expand, after tiffh, ’ta f
~ M. Thomas and Alta
Lewis
All persons having claims against
which few if any can be found. The Tliomas, husband and wife, Defend-
Mid estate are hereby required to
writer suspects that one or two things anta.»
present the Mme to the undersigned,
happen at this juncture: First, that
Notice I
duly verified, witbin six months from
sulfur fumes being thrown off, es-
ant to al
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the date of the first publication of
pecUUy on sunny days, prove to be
leaned out of the above entitled Court this notice, which date is March 6th,
very- toxic to the young, sdtee, caus­
and cause, to me directed, dated the 1226.
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F. Fenwick. -
ing their degfh; sad second, that in
4th day of March, 1924, on a decree
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Executor.
leaving the buds, the young mites
of said Court of eald date, Wherein
poeslNy come Into contact with small
the above named ptalntiffa recovered
particles of spray material scattered
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judgment against the above named
défendante, Lewis M. Thomae and
Alta Tbpmac, tor the sum of $1000,
together with interest thereon at the
rate of six per cent per annum since
the let day of July, 1923, together
with the further sum of >150 Sttor-
ney*e fees and plaintiff's costs and
disbursements, taxed at >14-10, and
s ee min g costs.
I will, on Saturday, the 4th day of
April, 192fi, at the boor of 1030
o’clock A. M. of said day, at the front
door of the Dourthouse in the City of
Hood River, Oregon, eeil to the higb-
eet bidder for
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cash
and Interest
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Thotnas and Alta,
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eorftod real property. situated in
Hood
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Blowere Second Addition to the City
of Hood River, Oregon.
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Oth, 192S.
Wn Edict,
Sheriff of Hood River
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County, Oregon.
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“Fox terming," declared W. K.
Bogare, qf Prince Edward lalands
one ef the foremoet fox farmers of
the world, on hie way home from
California, where he epent the winter,
“la not a get rich quick proposition.
Raising foxes for their pelts requires
hard work and done attention. I pre­
dict that some of those who have re­
sponded to the lure of promoters of
fox farming are going to be disap­
pointed. Fox farming is just like any
Other industry. One is not golug to
ret rich out of ft without putting a
lot of effort into it. But for the per­
son who likes the work that it offers
and who operates under proper cli­
matic corfdithma has thè opportunity
of making a aueceea of raising foxes
for their pelts The farmers of Prince
Edward Island have been doing it for
40 years.”
Mr. Rogers came here last week to
visit Dale M. Haskin, who operates
ottver fox terms here and at Newberg-
He saw the Columbia River Highway
for the first time, declaring it beyond
the etpectatiotia he had raised within
bini from stories he has heard from
other travelers.
>(r. Rogers has eight fox fauna on
Prince Edward Island and three in
the United States.
He has connec­
tions In Eurui>e and is shipping anl-
mala to France and Bwitaerland. He
is not unfamiliar with the Northwest,
having been agent for the Northern
Pacific R. R. Co. at Sami Point, Ida.,
from lsHU to 1891. During the boom
days of l*aaco he purchased five lota
there.
"After seeing the Columbia River
Highway and the Hood River valley.**
a«id Mr. Rogera, “I am tempted to
motor out here this summer. I am
expecting delivery of a new automo­
bile in Detroit soon, and it my busi­
ness will permit, Mrs. lingers and I
will take another vacation in the
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ducted at the Hood River branch rtm B/ret
rioa during the past season (1M|) ta
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Mder to determine boot metbodb «t LhardU
control and if possible to adapt the about
control ot this mite to our present I concert
spray program. Included in thia work I
were teeta made With lime-sulfur and
with oil at different strengths applied
Oltta
at different periods of bud develop-1 action
meat as well as oil'combined with iuhing
Ume-sulffir and with bordeanx mlx-|h.»Su.
tore. Th« determination of suitable |bla ri*
strengths to effect control seemed par-lonerate
ticulariy Important at this ,ttm«L ee-|tty M
pecially from the standpoint of oU I writ oi
usage bow that this material is betas I K^nrtn*
r o rn reman ito d at rather dilute strengths I wilooa
for scale control.
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The results obtained during the past I road, I
You’re sure that won’t happen, but you
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and Summer clothes In a hurry just til*
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Easter is just a few weeks away. Spring
is here—now is the logical time be have
your coats, suits, dresses, sport outfits,
-etc-, cleaned, pressed ana carefully re­
newed.
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Meterials Employed and Notes on the at1
Control.
Extensive teeta were cts^-1 mlted
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AND ITS CONTROL
(N/ Leroy.Childs)
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