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FR ID AY, MARCH 25, 1938 SW APS (Cont.) FIVE THE BONNEVILLE DAM CHRONICLE FOR RENT CLASSIFIED ADS Indians’ Names Serve as a Part of Their Record The Fasces on Our Coins The fasces on our dimes are em blems common to works of a rt The fasces were the rods made into a bundle to enclose a protruding ax and were borne by the ancient Ro man lictors to execute the judg ment of the magistrate. Adolph Al exander Weinman, a native of Ger many and a member of the United States commission of the fine arts, in 1916 designed our 10-cent pieces and the 50-cent coins. W ILL TAKE light car or cash for FOR RENT—4-room house and gar TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY equity in 1936 Ford Truck with den spot, 1 % miles south of Indian children have an infant 12-foot flat bed and hoist. George Heights on pavement. Phone 2082. FOR SALE. name for identity, and an "earned” Aubert, Parkdale, Ore. 1 MILK COW, 2 heifer calves. Call name, usually acquired in the teens, 5892. which is given for outstanding FOR SALE OR TRADE—20 acres FOR RENT—Cash or shares, one acre bearing cherries, and two of black loam soil, good for truck achievement or personal idiosyncra acres garden land. Renter must be FRUIT TREES, all varieties, cher sy. A third name is usually given, gardening, dairying or hog-raisirg; reliable and furnish own equip ries, peaches, apples, pears, plum, called a "dream” name, when the all cultivatable; have 30 inches of ment. Call Luther Jackson, 4341 or prune and cots with best root recipient has dreamed of his guard water for irrigating; water in 4732. system ever offered to Hood River ian in the spirit world. The name house, lights; over $2000 worth of planters, trees that will grow. improvements. Or will trade for Come see us. Cascade Nurseries, by which he is best known, however, 5 acres with 6-room house. Terms FOR RENT—Apartment by March is the second or "earned” name. 17. See H. W. Riddle, 319 May St., O. L. Craton. can be arranged for the difference. An infant Indian name is not as Brazilian Venice or call Mr. Gibson, 1731, Hood R. If interested, call and see me and SPLIT BAMBOO fly rod, 9 ft., sociated with any family, as we use Pernambuco is called the Bra the place 1% miles south of Pine brand new. Call at Sun Office. Grove School. Have got to sell on FOR RENT—2-room apartment. Fin a surname, but merely puts a tem zilian Venice because of its canals, est small apartment in Hood Riv account of poor health. S. N. Hill. porary little tag on the child, ac deepened to obtain filler for low lands. er. Also one sleeping room, newly FOR SALE OR T R A D E - cording to a writer in the Washing The city is the easternmost in South decorated, nicely furnished, cen ONE COW, will be fresh the middle ton Star. It is often rather amus America and the white crested surf of April. Will trade for car or MISCELLANEOUS WANTED trally located. Mrs. Harvey Jones, ing, such as the name "Two Ways,” of the clear Atlantic never ceases what have you. C. O. Thomas. call Heod River 5429. given an Indian toddler because he beating upon its shores. In the old *33 OR ’34 model car. Will assume balance and pay cash for year’s FOR RENT— About April 5, a 6- FOR SALE— went first to the right, then to the part of the city the streets are nar equity. Write care of Hood River room modem house. Full basement 3 YOUNG HEIFERS coming into left when learning to walk. row and the houses tall, the idea milking soon. J. J. Peterkin at County Sun, Box 199B. with garage, furnace. Spacious lawn. When in his teens an Indian boy being to obtain the maximum of Odell. may distinguish himself with the shade. WANTED TO BUY—Bath tub, kit $30 per month. 1508 Columbia St. chen sink, hot water tank and used FOR RENT—5-ROOM house with bow and arrow. Perhaps his aim TWO and THREE-ROOM apart Chronicle Advertising Pays brick. 109 State Street. garage. Also.,1 room apartment. is so fine that he may hit a mark ments, furnished, lights paid. Inquire at 109 State Street. expertly, even when aiming over his Write John R. Edgar, Hood River, *29 or ’30 FORD or Chevrolet truck, shoulder to the rear; in this case, Rt. 2, Box 203 or call to see rooms, FOR SALE—NEW 28-inch Roadmas- used to mount spare on. Prefer he will surely be given the achieve one-half mile west and south of ter Bicycle. Balloon tires, spotless low speed rear end. W. H. Miller, ment name of “ Aims Back.” Every Dee Grade School. black finish, $21 cash. May take 1% miles south of town on Belmont one will thus know of his clever Road. part in trade. Please contact o f ness. ROOMS FOR RENT—with or with fice of the Hood River Sun, 199B. WANTED—A Small 4- or 5-room Since the American Indians are out board. Reasonably priced. 1006 on Second Street, Hood River FOR SALE OR TRADE—1 Portable forced to live in a modern world, full house, partially or unfurnished by Eighth Street. April 1st. Call Sun office. Phonograph and records for sale, of white people, with names chosen Cigarettes — Tobacco — Cigars or will trade for R.-I. chickens. in a different way from their own, 5-ROOM house, cheap, water free, 2 WANTED—MODEL A Ford. Prefer Mrs. R. A. Ray. miles out on loop road— also one many of them have prefixed Amer ♦ coach or sedan. Will pay cash for or two-room cabins. Carl Shipp, equity and assume balance. Write Rt. 1, Hood River. OUTBOARD MOTOR—Caille Twin, ican names to their own for con Sun Office, 199B. 4.6 H. P. Excellent working condi venience. So we find such names tion, for sale cheap. See Capt. Col as Tom Day Rider, Charles Iron- WANTED TO RENT—House near SMALL COTTAGE for rent, right by Myers, Bonneville. breast, and Mike Little Dog among on the Loop Highway; free wood; Hood River, with small tract pre the Indians. water and garage; $8.50 per month. ferred. Write D. J. Richart, Park- Mrs. Louis Nex, phone Parkdale, dale. 26X1. a .jt| Indian Reservations The five civilized tribes of Indians WANTED—Buzz Saw in good con were established in Oklahoma long dition. C D. Woody, Montello PERSONALS St., Hood River. before the Civil war, states a writer in the Cleveland Plain Dealer. They WANTED—WHITE Pekin Ducks. WASHING done in the home. Write were southern tribes, and were re Lucy Turnbull, P. O. Box 383, or leave laundry at Al’s Wood moved beyond the Mississippi to Hood River. Yard. One mile south of Hood make room for settlers. The five River. Mrs. Lewis Rawn. were the Cherokees, Choctaws, WANTED TO RENT—Small apart ment or housekeeping rooms. Phone Chickasaws, Creeks and Seminóles. WILL DO Plain knitting in ex These Indians took the southern side 3821. change for breeding rabbits or leg during the war. For that and other HOT WATER TANK (300 to 500 horn hens. Write or see Mrs. Wm. H. reasons they were deprived of some gallon) ; one steam boiler. H. W. Noyes, Rte. 1, Hood River. of the western part of their lands. Riddle, 319 May St., or 714 Oak On the ceded portions the govern St., Phone 1731. STRAYED—One black Jersey heifer, 9 months old. Mark in left ear. ment established Sacs, Foxes, Chey A GOOD horse for orchard work, ennes and other plains Indians. Lat J. A. Cropley, Rt. 1, Box 118. 1400 to 1500 pounds, phone 5469. er other tribes were moved in. In RADIO SERVICE and repairing, ac the Indian Territory, the eastern SITUATION WANTED cessories, tubes, aerials, over-haul half of the present state, there were ing and new sets. General Electric in 1900 not only the five civilized WANTED—Housework or Cleaning and Gilfillan. Donald Hanel, phone nations, but also reservations for by the hour. 802 8th St. Bonna Parkdale 158. 4-ltf Modocs, Ottawas, Peorías, Qua- Chambers. paws, Senecas, Shawnees and Wyan- dottes. In Oklahoma Territory there BUZZ SAWING by hour or cord. CAPABLE GIRL, 23 years, would were Kaw, Osage and Wichita res Will exchange sawing for cow, fur like housework around Hood River ervations and one for Kiowas, Co- niture or anything of value. Chas. or towards Portland. Room, board C. Clark, Cascade Locks, at Has manches and Apaches. and w ages; good references. Phone kins Fox Farm. 6X1 Odell, or Ruby Olds, care Mrs. J. E. Wilkins, Rt. 1, box 273, Hood DAVENPORTS and Chairs reuphol River, Ore. stered and repaired, first class CARDEN PLOWING—Call Jack workmanship. We carry upholster Wills, Hood River, 6423. ing supplies. Egler & Moe, 1114 7th St., just o ff of Pine. Phone CAPABLE WOMAN wants house 3443. 1-24-tf work, by hour, day or week. Leola Dorzab, Rte. 3, box 40A, Hood Riv NOTICE er, across from Frankton school. I have taken over the W. T. Ral WAN l'ED — Job as caretaker on a ranch by month. You would be eigh Co. business for Hood River surprised to get my price on your County. Phone and mail orders promptly filled. paint jobs. Frank Teach, Odell. W. H. Shepperd, WANTED—Job Pruning by contract or by hour. M. R. Bader. Phone Phone 5519, Rte. 3, Hood River, Ore. 3-23* Parkdale 336. P o o l — B illiard s . . . . Spring Step out with STETSON RUG WEAVING—Rag Rugs and other fabrics woven by Master Weavers. Hood River Woolen BUESCHER TRUMPET, good con Mill, Phone 5481. 10-11-tf dition, priced right. Joe Vannier, Rt. 1, Hood River. KEEP YOUR STOCK at home with a prime electric fence. Safe and ec ■ “ C” MELODY Saxophone. $20. Lad onomical. Roy Kirby, R. F. D. 1, die Leininger, 1 mile east of Hood Hood River. Tel. Odell 108. 9-6tf River. MUSIC THREE-QUARTER Violin — prac YEAR’S subscription to the Hood tically new; beginners’ book and River Sun during months of Febru music stand; radio stand; Bruns ary and March for one box of ap wick Phonograph—cheap. O. J. ples of any standard variety. Ceverson, 1% mile from Dee on Parkdale road. ARE YOU EUYING PROPERTY? Are you sure the title is clear? STUDENT VIOLIN and equipment Don’ t take a chance. An abstract in good condition for sale. $5.00 is the only way of determining title Edna McGarvin, Bex 312A, Rte 1, to real estate. See Hood River Ab Hood River. stract & Investment Co., 3rd and Cascade. Phone Hood River 1331. PRIVATE LESSONS in Voice Cul ture-approved successful method. Rates reasonable. Also beginners DO YOU WANT TO REFINANCE or borrow money on your car? All in violin. Carl Shipp, Rt. 1, Hood details handled confidentially at River. 1-31-tf our office. See Tom Scott, 114H 3rd street. tf EXPERT PIANO TUNING—Adjust ing and voicing. W. R. Beatty, 802 Ninth St. Phone 6823 2-1-tf HELP WANTED WE GIVE Guitar or Violin with short lesson course. Private les HOUSEKEEPER. Room and board sons. Ask about all other instru and wages. Call Odell 55 or Rt. 2, ments. Beatty School of Music. Box 96A, Hood River. Phone 6823. NEW COLORS and N E W — but BLOCKS always Quality. 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