The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, August 27, 1925, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextHOOD RIVER GLACIER, THURSDAY, AUGUST 27, 1925 ®u$r (Harin THE CONVICTS Certainly, all of us have a sympathy for the convicts who led the spectac ular chase acrosa Oregon anti Wash ington for 10 days, but we mustn’t let our sympathy grow beyond the bounds of reason and good Judgment. Murray, Wilkie and Kelley ran amuck. '«They knew, when they started the break, the chance for murder. Jet they de liberately planned that break. It makes no difference who fired the shots that killed the guards, all the escaping prisoners were accomplice«. Society must lie protected and pun i«hment meted out for disciplinary ef-' Play in ths local president's cup umauMBt prngtcssrti through th» firat round last we»k, th» second round to bd tomoleted thia wo»k. Local club Iffititfh Oti lMnutren feri »hM they haw« have th» the taugh ou several prvmlnent player» as a result uf the enforvenieiit of the arbitrary default rule reveutiy imposed by the louruauient «-omiuitlee. Dr. Hamilton, club vbaiupiou; E. E. House, team «aptaln : E. R. Pooley. club president, uinl A. W. Priern. former prewideut, aud iu >tuber of the touruament com mittee. failed to ptay their first sound .fiat« hen in the iourna>u»ut on aehed- «|e. and aa a consequence have been dlaqualitied under the ruling, and hence are rompiririy out of the tour- itamebl. The fouj mentioned have ar ranged to play a sort of «Unqualified «•ou»itation between themselves«, under the re me handicap as would have ob tained under the regular toarnann*nt. The fact that these prominent play- ttra have been the first to be bitten by the new default rale almpiy drives home the fact that the tournameut rules will be henceforth enforced with out fear or favor. An invitation has i«*en «ent the 10- iiian team of the Portland Golf club to play the local men here Hept ember 13 in twoeomra in the morning and four some« la the afteru«MMi. if accepted, a« 1« «‘xpected. thia wUl he the first of several 10-uian matches lietween tin- local club and Portland tea ma. Tenta tive arraugeineuta have been made with A. 1>. Hoafeldt. ot the M. A. A. C\ for a match with their team a little later In the month. Special events will be scheduled for club member« latbor day, SeptembtT 7, and will be announced next week. fact If your old dog. the playmate of your children, were suddenly to be seised with hydrophobia, you would kill him as soon as possible to protect your family, even though you might wipe away the tears. Men and women should not let their sympathy stand in the way of fair trial and the meting out of supreme punish The town of Bingen will rise from ment in order to prevent destructive its ashen, Phoenix-like, into permanent ■onstruction. Mrs. Gaskill, one of the ness of crime. . unfortunates from the recent confla gration, the owner of an ice cream and onfectionery establishment, has start KOBERG BEACH ed rebuilding on her old nite and will It la mid that the beach at Koberg’s build this time of stone tile. The to never «till. Even after the children product Is furnished by the Concrete bar» left and the elide« and toboggan Prodncts Co., of Hood River. The ma- and diving board« »land a« «lark an a «otiry work will be done by C. B. Hatch and the plans for the building were ■thIp'« rigging, and the «and piles lie /urntshed by E. K. Newell. there in the light of the moon, un The manufacture of stone tile was touched and nndteturbed, the ringing ■itarted here only two months ago and sounds of thrill snd piping voices echo now two structured, au apple house and a buHlnesa building, are under faintly through the alr^ fio 'tis said. way with this new nnlt. Stone tile And who cam or dares gainsay a liad the same pheuoininal growth all rumor so pleasant to reflect upon? If >ver the Pacific coast and ia now mak- you had spent five minutes or so ng its way east. ttw Htfid* totR—*&nd th* bl£ Billy Raatar Hu Wild Ride y tots too—engaged in their merry busi Billy, fl-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. ness of keeping happy, you wouldn’t W. A. Rooker, when he found himself think it a Mt improbable that the it the wheel «if a heavy runaway anto- evening winds should wish to retain .nobiie one day recently, «»tally steered he machine into an oak tree, while the shouts and laughter of the play- Ills frightened parents looked on. No field and bmcb children—even long damage resulted except a broken front after »ltimbertlme. bumper. A neighbor bad angled the car front- wise into 'the curb. The brakes had ACTION AND LICK lieen removed and he bad lieen working There waa, it la true, an element of >n the gears. The lioy at play climlM*<l ateeu* liehind the wheel. The grade is steep, - ind when the car started down th«' hill, gaining momentum with each rev olution »f the wheels, zbe boy. stand ing. In order that he might turn the wheel, steered the car into a lawn. He made a «simplete circuit, so faat was the machine traveling, and the car was again beaded toward tile atreri when he twisted the wheel and sent it Into a tree. The mother was overcome with fright, and the father declared be was rendered speechless, The liojr. how* ever, declared he had uqt been fright- eued; that be handled the car as be frequently did with hia coaster wagon on a steep sidewalk. J BINGEN PLANNING NEW STRUCTURES Only M ob M-Hood «aid be supplied lay a giuvity fem. Itavt* arils {““.d to The Dalle« t hroult le. Rebile« of FAIR '■ The highway «'oniniiMlon that work ou Mayer park la «>u*- lileted. The driveway and retaining wails have lieen built, and one of the finest views iu the world can be tm-i joyixj from the rocky point shove the- R o W v IIH IfMIpflL The ground was placed at tire dia- |*oaal of the public through tile pub lic Mpiritedgigns of Mark A. Mayer, Portland businees uian and reefdent n<«n Mtnrter. Mr. of Mayeniaie, Mayer bought thia land, covering the acpiiic ixirtlomr of tile loops, and pro- rented lt to tlie state highway depart- ment. I - Tile r work dune *> fat7 is all . flrwt - class, and adds greatly to the natural tH-aiity of tlie location. But Mayer park and Rowena loops will never l>e complete until there ia a building erected in the center of the present imrkiug place, patterned after tile Crown Point building, and offering comfort and rest to the traveler, every Saturday ulght aud visiting Ways apd mean» for the erection of such a building has lieen «ilmusaed at various times and undoubtedly some steps will be taken to secure it during the next year or two. It ia the next logical step In tlie develop ment of the loops, and would be used and enjoyed by hundreds of thousands of people—Tile Dalles Op tiinist. ■______________ _ Nweet Potatoes Do Well Ernest Samuel, Avalon Way orchard- 1st. and his father-in-law, D. H. Mc Clain, have made successful experi ments with sweet potatoes this season. The unusually warm summer, with more warm nights, according to old- timers. than ever prevailed here liefore, were Ideal for sweet potatoes, and the yield of the MOO hills the Avalon Way men will harvest s « m » ii is expected to lie heavy.________________ Board af Equaliutien The County Board of Equalisation will meet at the. court house, Hood River. Monday, Hepteiniwr 14, at 10 o’clock a. ni.. for the purpore of going over th«* n«re«auM*nt roil and correct ing such errors as the board deems necessary. All applications for reduc tion must be filed with the county ■lerk within IB days from first meet ing date of the IwNird or they will npt I m * acted upou. u27«10 New Schoo! Suits for Boys ■liai Ben II. Ijige. East Hide orchardlst. has one of the finest fields of corn, of a yellow variety, ever seen In thia val ley. His slater, M. A. ftoobee, displayed some of tlie corn In the city yesterilay. Oxfords and Slippers—For Ladies and Misses. These are real genuine bargains, odd lots that we are clos ing out. About all sizes in the lot but not a full run of sizes in any one kind. Values up to $5.50. Low and medium heels, round ft 9 J.Q toes, while they last........ Boys Dress Shoes—Some mighty big values in this lot. Neat, dressy shoes that will please the boys in every way, giving them good wear and a dressy appearance, ft 7 /ift Your choice fhe pair ‘....... Boys’ Caps—All the newest shades ana shapes. Tans, greys and light mixtures in sizes 6^ to 7% •« Boys’ Sweaters—The biggest and best assortment in the city to se lect from at a less price. We invite you to see them. 2nd Floor We invite you to see our New Fall Coats for Ladies. 2nd Floor Wanted—High reboot slH warns pl are tn work toe b«>nr«t and n.«m during school year. Write Anna Hharlrtan. Den. Oro. nT7 Wanted—Ry .Inate men. good poo lion Iu o'chnrd. Addrrea X t, rere Glacier. >4 For R-iii—PaMuir land. Tel. 2084, Paradise Farm. ,3011 For Rent—A 5-room boure two bouses east of Helgbla green> oa»a. Tel. »141. a27tf MISCELLANEOUS HAY roil »ALK-Alfalfa, Orala Hay. Wanteh—Man experienced In orehard work Timothy, Oaia, Barley. and W beai. guaran tana and capeble ol operating tractor and track quality Prompt shipment. Peleas upon up- Hteady wo’k to right party. Phone Odell 228. John C. Ouekwbli. jtftu Wan'ea-U» calve, and fresh naeat. Ore gon Silver Pox sad Far Farms. Opposite the Columbia (Jorgn Hotel. Phone 5M. eC7U FOR RENT For Rent—Will lease 'Ju acre, « hi Country Cun road nenr Kockforo atore. Good nouxe with running waler and barn. Planted to His comrades of the American 1 re gion sounded taps for Roy Blagg last Friday. Another victim of the great war “went went.” Roy Blagg was never over««««. but nevertheless he was a hero of the war that claimed ao many. For seven years he was an un complaining sufferer from the ravages of incnrable disease. It takes as much sand and grit to act as be did as to “go over the top" in front line trenches. Jn reviewing the activities of Hood River men who worked for a Mount Hood hotel, we should not forget the name of Charles A. Bell. We know the spirit of Charley is pleased at the succcsafnl culmination of ‘he efforts of his confreres, Mr. Butler and others of the Monnt Hood Development associa tion. The fail raina will soon he prevail ing, but let's not forget to make it an important part of the winter biudncM in Hood River to work toward a bet ter waler system. Hood River had four representatives at the annual coaril golf tournament hold at Gearhart last week. Dr. C. W. Hamilton qualified in th« championship divisloti, but was tieaten in his match play, first by Richard Uing, the final champion. Mrs. Hamilton qualified with a SB which was third high of the women. Rhe won the silver cup of the consolation four from the women’s chainplonahip division. B. E. Bouse quallflt'd in the second flight of th«* men's section. Anally win ning thia flight after some very close matches, snd bringing nonw a silver cup for hie efforts. E. I,. House quali fied in the fifth flight, losing his first match, though he defeated his oppo nent’» medal score by two strokes. An Invitation has lieen went the local club by the Astoria Golf club to enter their invitation tournament to be held Reptemban B. 0 and 7. Entry blanks find detailed information may be had at the local club house. on thia ransh.” finch was the remark of one Wasco county orcltardiat, made last night as he was walking through hia fruit trees. The peach crop was light; al most too light to warrant picking. This condition wan canarei, be Mid, by tlie extreme dryness of last year, accentuated by the low trnipcratnrea of last winter.- “Too much water <m a (»each or chard make« the fruit poor for ship ping.” thia orchardlst declared. “The Ideal situation is when one hsa suffi cient water to k«vp the trees in perfect condition. Tiien one gets large fruit ind good stand«.'* Here is one man, with A0 acres of orchard who would I m * willing to miter say project for obtaining water In which the feasibility was reasonfebly assured. There must be many oihera. Why can't several persons with ad joining ranches put down a coopera- .ive well? If anywhere near the a monnt of water obtained by the city In its venttfre were obtained there would I m * eiKitigh to pnt hundreds of acres of land under irrigation. .Could not the Chamber of Com- iilerce aid in such a project? Admit tedly it is tin* moat important issue liefore tlie chauilier at the prenent time. While we, talk irrigation and U m * feaaibility of thia or that system, rhe fact remains that w«> cannot tell whether or not the well method la practicable until we try it. Most cer tainly it would be a big mistake to go ahead with an expensive gravity proj- «*ct without first finding out if com paratively inexptmsive wells would provide tlie uecessary water. Perhaps this would not I m * the cast* if past experienc«*« had indicated that the well method would not lie liractlcal. *The contrary Is true, how ever. The city well, the Htadelnian well, th« O.-W. R. 4 N shops well and. ui<ait recently. The Dalles Coun try clnb well, all indicate that then* la a vast subterranean laid.v of water underlying thia jiartlcular section of the mld-Colnnibla. *. H« h >«1 River la now rtaisidering the «Irllliiig of wells. Hood River nee«l«i a largvr and ls*tcr water supply. Tlie Hood River Glacier, tn ita lst««st issue urges that a commission be ap|Miint«*<i to study the situation. • "Perhaps we may I m * able to solie our difficulties by the route of t he wx*ll, as has Tlie Dalit*.“ Hie Glacier says edltorlaliX- Even Mosier la considering tapping this subterranean supply of wnfet. Tlu* O.-W. R. 4 N. company in drilling into the side of a mountain nt«r Mo- aier. which .......... haa .......... lieen conatantly ........ _ shift- » nr Sale— I «> od Jersey cow and belb-r Tel •■«. Geo Stroek. al7tr For Rent — A 2 room apartment tor light Remember ibal Hnod Riser baa an active Humane Boclety. Tel. I'JM when you want ,.hw*......................... —------------- — ....... . -re. are,,----------- For P-vit—Fiirntatiert imtr-rrmm spartmmi alttetal aaUmi of the body.___________ JylUt with private hath, eleotrm range, heal, water Vacation at the Beach. Couaae for rent al and phone ruruiahed . Tel. >7114 act! Beach Center, near Long Beach, Waab. Ideal InralK». Modern ooavsoleMea R. W. For Rent—Two »room apartment, rewind 1- Kelly Mil. Jlltf llooed. 51« each. Apply to Mr» H. J. Freder. leks. T«l. 3544. |4tf The Hloger Hewing Bewlog Machine On. baa moved bi a larger store —'214 Ml 3rd 8t B|, . bank back of Butler lo h Furnished Cousge« — By week, day or Hank Ing On Uome end are latest creation In moutb. with or without board. Waucoma rewire sewing ~ma«gilne*. metfilnre. We will allow you a good CoWUM, Tel. »0'4. J>1«H allowance on your old machines. Ws We nave second hand ones foe aalealso. Wadena and For Rent or For Rale—Blount House on 12th rspelr all makes ot machine«, fieedlaa and HI reel T. W. Btevnni. )n'26lf oils and repairs for all makaa nf i»aehln«-a. We d.1 bematltcnlna at S. • aad Me per yard. For Kent-Apart m«nt. 1223 (Maradr tve. and button hole making.______ .7_______a rtf Adultaucly. Tel. SMI. |Mf Flor Kickanga .Hloek and dairy ranee. For Keui— Teo epartmcula at «01 Blate at. Want borne paop>a>ltlua. Income, what bave you ? Addreaa U. M. C.. oare Olacier. lit Rhone IH74. ' aTOif ■ For Hale—Palmer apple «radar. Handle- three erarte» l'acked 3 2» hoi«, op tin. nri '-bine la»t year; In aoort running order. P I -e<i for quick sale at M. A U. Wing, pbone I7S». For Hals—New thre«*bnrner ga»ollna stove (Kl chkook), latest model, used one ireak. cost t2H W ill sell for I 3 Perfect oondilHiu Rueitia. Warrendale »17 For Sale—W acres I ml lee from town on I'oao- ty road. Runolna waler, fir and oak timber. IB) pe- acre. .F H. Miller. Hfd 4. tel 57«. af For Hal.—tPxxt oat bay, > sled, IIA per Ion Will lake lai oatp«. L o. Hboadea, tel. '«tall <«. »»if Farm F, r Kli'h.nge- Wa have 10 serve one mile from Hood Riser suitable for earlv truck 11112 U11<I i lianglug tlie kllgnuielit >»f garoenlng ne all kind, aim very t«*>d for all .JttwreA rewoka rteuok a hove annul 1 1 ■•l>da nt Itsrrire anrt other frmta Ha« plenty railroad track«, «tru<k a bug« HUppI/ I o, irrigation watar for thia tract. ««<»> i .«.ring of clear obi water 4hat ttmld tM>t ««* | »'perl lo all the hnlldlnga. Value Of building« immnetl dry. Mother city official!. In-, tofro. Prire of property |rxM) w, want a . . ...¿i In th.. And «nil <o"rt ‘•■•vy "•"’•h wnrre w. ran grow lota »f ti*re«t«*d tnemaelve« In tn« mid. «nil good h«y .Brt tiava pleniv of ptunurs. wnn* are now eon«lderlng tapping tlt«w un- have yoat P. U Boi 2», Hnod River, or. ■» «lergronnd stream» for munh-ipal u«e. For Hale—-S .ere., « room hoare, hen booae, The whole alt nation Hiira» up to this. no bred of yonng pullala. lay Ina. Iota of ira II, We have every reason to believe that anrt «•ula. Well with pump In kitchen (Tly wat rnear. T-lephnne Pally mall. All'or an unlimited «uppl.v pf water await« M00. Wr|«a for particulars. Mrs. L D Htal- only the taking, but ii few hundred rap. Houle I, Newberg. Ora. feet under the «urfaee anywhere along ■"*y* »orHal.-Uow, T.I odali M x. the gorge adjacent to The Dalle«. ÌB .................. ...... - -re—A is built upon the firm foundation of Thrift The greater the traffic, the Stronger the Foundation. Every step means a Saving to the Thousands who, daily, follow this road __ . » -/ : Offerings Saturday & Monday, August 29th* 31st CREME OIL SOAP WESSON OIL CREAM ROLLED OATS Quart can...- Freshly milled, 9-lb. sk, 49/ FRUIT' JARS-Ball’s Genuine Mason's, complete with porcelain lined zihe caps and \ new rubbers, quarts, dozen 68/ ror Male—Wood foia h*r in all parta <u ibeeUy, prices righi. A. W. Oniuank ACn. alati For Net»—Fir and alus IS In. and 4 n. wood, delivered anywhere In the valley. It. Beante- eard. Tel. OdeimM. nlBtl ...... $1.35 * Two dozen LUX 1 POST TOASTIES 1 PAROWAX Crystal White Soap 2 pounds______ 25/ 1 1 Package ....... 9/ 1 Large package.. 25/ 10 bars ....... 39/ < MAPLE LEAF SALMON—Fancy Columbia River Chinook—i-lb. can, 25/; CRISCO TOILET PAPERF u II Weight 6 pound can___ $1.39 . 1 i* *i * ■> Fancy Crepe, 4 rolto—___ 23/ M ASON JAR CAPS—Zinc Porcelain lined, 2 dos 35/ ? HERSHEY COCOA i-lb. cans_____ '_______ 14/ l-lb„ 40/ ' RAISINS—Thompson Seedless 3 pounds____________ ROYAL BAKING POWDER- 12-oz. can... 48/; 2*-lb. can For Sal»- Tram and harness, or will trade for «ocxi cow. pbotie $7«. C. A. Well., Bel moot. >a For fiele-B« owner, »ere« -2 ml re wret »4 Hood Rieer. fwcharrt. .mall pasture, god alg- rom horn*, large barn and hen hoc*» Fries reasonable W H. Chapin. Rfrt 4 hog 30. M ' TO THE 20TH CENTURY »or Hale or Trade—Horae, eho’oe ot Hire*- weUbta, llkOlo 1*0. Ray Otbroi , I'uour O lell V7 J2SM For Hale— Hot air pipetesa furnace amiable for realdaune or apple house, for RKI. (kwl over tMO Installed. H K. Adkins, Mt. Hoort. Oro. as ' THE BEATEN PATHWAY F«if Sale— Bed wood water tank, «'■pacify, I .'«ma I loo a. Also grit grinder. Tef. »KI7. RStf For Male- 4 acro, • iuimw out, « room house, plaaiered, few bearing pear«. |<M voima lyell- eloua Apples, nice paeta*«, good well mk .I aprlng, two bearing walnnta. g In. Kn«in«»’a For Mats—Fngllah setter pupplre: pure h art; • alar beau litui view, all ui g.700. 0 Hee R., Ja.ll rea lairs Iona; nedigresd .Cock from IMndalobe K. '■coll today. foaadtHloB. Inquire «*rs-en 4Msrriesriatfoo For Hale—I» corda of fir anrt I«k won't: H nsar Columbia Gorga jtotai._____________ s» II iwbiuaa, Bummlt. j.*l«ti For Mais- Modsrn 5-ngym nona« with batb rorHal« — Any nm «.«Mu« eiubspplejslly and hnlf baaemenl. Call Nttl. After Ip m ■ od airs«t ploklw*, »w*-»K, spi«*«i cucomher call «I7H nit pick Ma. eaU Mr«. W. r Utslaa. M.U For Rale—«-»«sks-old pigs. Teh HUM, Mr. For Bale—A Ret ubilo tU-ton truck, M, A »cobee,__________________________ aJT f-y a rd gravel h-«i »Uh hyu.aune bo,at PiaykAala » tWas. Wrack. J For Bals—Twograda Cullar grader In rood ■bape Just the thing for a .mall isncb. Will For Male-rSlw-Incb cedar leni-e posts, P* •ellebaap. H. L Hboem.kar, tal. 47M. a»7tf each, delivered at your rauen, I» cents canta for »- Tel. <UB or write For kale— Modern »room bonaa, two lota. Inch. Cash on dehve-y Jyttf Srage. clore to grade end high school Phone A U. Jennings. H. F. I>. « |1. .17 For Melo— lfodge touring car. gissi running For Mala—seraa on Avalon Way, aboni order, etHMp. Puone 4701, H. M. Uablgso. J*’l IKmllranoin Hood River, bvloncm« lo tbs Mary Mitchell aatala. Place lisa I wo- at or y «ll.room house, with bath, tall baaemenl, hoi •nd cold waler syatam, waler .applied under praMura by eleetilc motor; also »eparale wn ler ra«bl for Irrigation: aiiiaii orcbard on the For Mate—15 aerte appi' « »nd peasmIJ >ln'i>e Clsae. hofiae eleelrle IKhted. telephone, .nod Weal Barrell school. « nx>n. moue< n house, Mallon. Property will oe for sal > on the Slat peck na bous-, and a« pl<- bon«e. Price day ot Aa«n>i, im at ibe hour oriOo'clock of barn, tight. A lav « acres shoot )4 hearing; noose, -aid day, at ibe front door of t he county court barn and oblcken noose. 1 will anil iba above hi naa In Hood Htver eonaty, Hoort Ktvar. property ehesi* If taken anon. L H. Hinllh, ore<nn, anrt thereat er; Information may be Hl. 4. Ho« ST, Rivif. mlKT obtained from J. K Barrett, admlnlatramr, at MO Alvrtrd street. The llallva, «Ireson. or Irnm For Hate— 'iolog Into lbs sheep busmeaa and Paul W Chlldera. The Pa I Ire. Oreaon. a(T will sail my toong. t oberen Ila tested cows Fresh an«l <v>mlns freah. Alan for aale For Hale—FtraLclasa strawberry and pmalo cheap. ‘ •■«Irlered Holstein bull os If. D«sled t mitas land 011 Highway. It. 10 Ibacrre or more. Easy vastot Caneada Loska. Addma C. K. Fields, terms Phone Parkdale MXI nr write Mrs cascade Locks,Ore. mini Lnula Nei. Ml. Hood, Ore.’ . ug ror Hale — t n«wi bouar wiib larse baaamaat For Ha's-»urnlaaed or unruralahsd mod and batb. i lot** and ra-s*«, aoma fruit ern. new 7-nioin itangalow. concrete porch «oil«« tmaa. »had» ire»« and ahrnbbary. IMU Taylor •nd baaemenl. tt replace, furnace, eleclrlc street, on ih. Halchia. Hood Hirer. Address a'oveand water heater, lente living room and CanaMC. Maalksr. Maryhill. Wash. n2*ll all built tn feature». Fruit irare, garden, aar. age. Furniture includes nearly new natiy ror Sale — My houae at 711 Caahadaar*. Tel. graod p'anu. overaioffwl davenport, xaitaer tent and chairs. Priced to sell Ownef m-tvlug'o uw. Taisa A.'V Heck ley. 417 Mav et.. lal.»4S. aWlt Notine—The rent lemán wbolnok the cornei from M Twelfth street, kindly return same or tbe price and aava further coate. a27 baih. High school student* er .mall family preferred. Tel. '2H7J. . ---- ---------- aUli Clipped Here and There Clifton Emmel, recent graduate of the Hood River high school, expects to enter the University of Oregon soon. Do you know that young Emmel. not yet 1R, has paid bis way through high school by his own efforts? Within two weeks he will give a piano comert. the proceeds of which will be need In financing his college education. It is a fine tiling to find n boy like Clifton Emmel. We should attend his con cert. for he is one of the best pianists of his age in Oregon. We should en courage him tn his efforts In getting an «‘«location. Electric motora an Id. ren'ed sod repaired. V. u. Weber, tóate 2, Hood River, Ora., panne Odali M». ' aS7tf For Hani—Large larnlahed rleeplug room with hath and lurnace heel. Knqnlre at 5oi Blate Bireel, acrore from library. aJMf Wanted—I’lkre to ma, ■<«• bv experienced man In Hood River High Hcbool dial riel or booqe lo root near town. Addreaa O. oxford. «$T ’ ■ Wanted—To telly a good Colite oe Mbepherd pup. Tel. Odell M. Flog Bro«. »27 l^ano hav and berrlre. Would like to »ell ««k. Krneal uosae. Hfd A eVtf For iteul-Offire rounia tn Bruelua bulldiug. Wanted—Th« Libby. McNeill 4 Llhbv Can R. K 8<iott. «27If nery. at The lialle«. <,ra<*H>. will oommenoe operation» on poer. aboni Auanat 121 b Can. For Rent—* >010« or »lore room, ground floor, nlngreaann will extend io abont the middle ■tree! rntrsuoe. Wankonta hotel «27 ol l»wmt»r f'artlea d ret ring tmpkiymeni. nlcare write for partlral.ra Libby, McNeill For Rent—Three lu*nlshad rooms. 1210 Ku A Libby. The Unite a. Oregon ar? gana, or phon« V7M .10 Wanted-Hv rxperlenimrt or*-hardman with For Hale — By owner, M4 tola, « room plus, lorad house, built-in capboard, aoreened-iii fomllj. position mantuliM o’ehard plan back porch oellar, garage, coleksn run, frail, Mtlllad a. meett.nle and ren keep tar in equlp- garden. One-half down, Uroe on balanoo. in men* In repair. Tel. Mostar, <w writ» J .1 Waller, Moaler. Ore. .27 quire StO Prospect ay,.. Hood giver «27 FOR SALE For Hale or Kxehanse-17 aerea, 1 otite f. nm Hood Riven, 14 mil. from elty limita, all un tar Irrigation, fine <oll. wood«rfnl view. >oi> of nice abarte trees. Will exebange for Pon land or Willamette Välky properly ' K. I. “I'd give 92,000 just to have water Raskin, Pandea. Ore. at7-alo M m » artunity in Girls’ and Misses’ ol Shoes. Good looking all solid leather shoes that will look neat and dressy and give you excellent wear. About all sizes in this lot; JO your choice the pair.......... «pAfsT’O Snappy ppy new arrivals of hand some all wool materials in neat brown and gray mixtures, made for us by the Oregon City Woolen Mills. Two full lined, full cdt, per fection fitting knickerbocker trous ers. These’ are truly wonderful suit values. You get the style, the manly appearance,- the fit, the ser vice and all-round satisfaction in these Oregon City All Pure Virgin Wool Suits. Bring the boys in and let us show you how well and how reasonably we can fit them out. New Parking Rules Out For Hal«- A 5 paa-eager, model D.46 Buick The city traffic authorities have automobil« lor 1100 osali. Tel. »21. Hurry itarted a caiiy>aigu to prevent all night Bomn keen. aW parking of cars ou the liusinesH streets. A limit of IB minutes lisa lieen placed for parking cars on main businena itrvets la-tween midnight and fl a. tn. The ruling, it was stated, lias lieen Hide aud Hood KI ver. (mt into effect in order that the flYe aliti department may not be liaiuiicred by parked cars« should a tire be dlscov- •retl in the buslneaa district. ThoiUMMi*« Car Itoeoverwi ia Kaaaaa Hhprlff Ediek yreterday received a telegram from I’ittahurgh, Ka«.. au- thoritie«, stating that an automobile belonging to Geo. W. Thomann, atolen froni Koh’’rk h<»nch July 17. waa re> coveved them. Robert Janie« and J. H. Garrity, two young men. taken with the e«r. were turned over to fed eral authoritiea. The rar »«< nnla- jured, aud Mr. Thomaon will «end for tt. _______ _ Girl»’ School Shoe»—Here is a real ..' 25/ <1.29; 5 pounds $2.39 LIBBY'S PINEAPPLE - Sliced Large cans, 2 for 49/ FLOUR-Ffoher ’» Blend, 49-lb. «k„ $2.48; Sperry’«, $2.38; Kerr’s Beet Patent, $2.28 - l . — ■■ « ----- r....... BRAZIL NUTS New Crop Washed, pound_______ 26/ MARASCHINO CHERRIES For “Topping” Salads 5-oz. bottle___________ 19/ St-.’-gferiflu............. - WANTED 20ril CENTURY COFFEE. pound. * Not surrounded by tin.” Direct from our Roaster to you. PINNACLE ROCK CLAMS, Ml 5/ NURAYA TEA Ceylon and India (Black i-pound package That’s why you save 10c a Pound___ 45/. 2 pounds___ 89/. LIBBY'S FANCY YELLOW PEACHES, large cans 25/ to trade than at a 20TH CENTURY GROCERY.