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CLASSIFIED ADS
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
HELP WANTED
FOR SALE—1-room modern house; HELP WANTED—Middle-aged cap­
garage, 2 lots; basement and fur­
able housekeeper in country home.
nace. SHOO; $300 down, balance,
3 adults. $20 per month to start.
$15 per month. Inquiiv Rt. 3, Box
Write Sun Publishing Co.
5-16
219. or Sun Publishing Co.
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WANTED—Housekeeper, m i d d l e
AN EXCEPTIONAL Buy Farm and
aged, permanent. Reply in writ­
home sites. 5, 10. 15, 20 or more
ing, Box 299
5-16*
acres. A-l irrigated land, new mod­
ern house, beautiful view, center of
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
valley, frontage on highway. Mrs.
Louis Nex. Phone Parkdale 26X1.
FOR SALE—Singer Sewing Machine,
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treadle. $15.00 cash. In excellent
condition. Call Mis. Da'ey, 4553.
FOR SALE Fine small Dairy Farm
in highly developed section of 2 BOWS, box of arrows, game and
Hood River Valley. 15 acres with
target for sale cheap. R. B. Mark-
good bldgs. Former price for real
wart, Telephone Office, Bonneville.
estate only $4000. Special price
till June 14th, including some PAINT FOR SALE—L. A. E. Clark,
equipment, stock and household
Odell, salesman for Davis Paint
furniture, $.3500. Truman Butler,
Co. If you want paint, drop me
Agent.
5-16-23*
a card and I will call and see you.
HOUSE TO BE MOVED—nearly new
3 rooms, bath, large porch and
garage. For sale cheap, consider
cow or other live stock. (Inquire
at office of Hood River Sun.)
5-9-16
kPPLE CIDER, pure and sweet,
every day in the year at Par-
melee’s Fruit and Cider Stand,
four miles from Hood River on
Loop highway. If not open at gate,
drive right in to house.
KB
B O N N E V IL L E D A M C H R O N IC L E
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
WANTED — General
Housework.
Phone 2781. Laura Horn.
5-9-16*
WANTED—Rear wheel, ton and a
half 1926 model Graham Dodge
truck. E. A. Lippman, R-l, Hood
River.
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WANTED-KITCHEN Range, rea­
sonable. Mrs. Hill, Telephone Of­
fice, Bonneville.
FARM PRODUCE
PASTURE—For rent. Cascade Nur­
FOR SALE—Potatoes, $3.00 per ton.
series. Phone 5756.
5-16-23.
Phone Parkdale 27, Cliff Thomas.
5-16-23* FOR RENT—2 or 3-room furnished
apartment, newly .renovated, mod­
FOR SALE Pansy plants are now
ern conveniences and air-condition­
ready.
Also annukl flower and
ed. F. M.. Buckmaster. 2nd and
1 vegetable plants. See T. D. Cal­
Montello.
kins, Columbia River Highway,
back of Fox Farm. Phone 5928- FOR RENT — M o d e r n 2-bedroom
house, furnished; garade and nice
5-16*
yard, for rent, Lakeview Addition.
HAY for sale—Mrs. Louis Nex, on
Inquire at Tubandt’s or call 272.
Loop Highway, phone Parkdale
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I 26x1.
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FOR RENT—Apartment. See H. W.
APPLES. Potatoes and Hay for sale.
Riddle. 319 May St., or call Mr.
H R. Harms, % mile south of
Gibson, 1731, Hood River.
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Parkdale.
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HAY FOR SALE—Baled oats, clover,
PERSONALS
timothy or alfalfa. George Hahel,
.’Mt. Hood, Ore. Phone Parkdale TRACTOR WORK WANTED—of all
, 35.
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kinds with new outfit. Will work
by hour or acre, reasonable rates.
Go anywhere in the valley. Phone
LIVESTOCK
5786 Hood River.
5-13-23-30-6*
FOR SALE—6 weeks old pig. C. LAWNMOWER REPAIR SHOP—
Packer. Odell 77.
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Lawnwomers, knives, and scissors
sharpened. Saw filing. New and
FOR SALE—Cows, fresh and coming
reconditioned lawn mowers for
fresh. Phone G. R. Sloat, Hood
sale.
C. A. Swartz, basement
River, 5501.
5-16-23-30*
Duck wall Bldg., Hood River.
FOR SALE—Horses and mules. Call
at my ranch, % mile wast of Odell DRESSMAKING—by the day or by
the hour; also alterations. Portable
Grade School
Telephone Odell
sewing machine equipment. Mrs.
108. Would consider trading for
Gibson, phone 1731._________ 5-9-16*
cattle or hogs. W. I. Kirby. 5-1-tf
KEEP YOUR STOCK at home with
HORSES FOR SALE OR TRADE—
a prime electric fence. Safe and ec­
Any kind wanted, $35 and up.
onomical. Roy Kirby, R- F. D. 1,
J. G. Edgington, phone 3783, 4th
Hood River. Tel. Odell 108. 9-6tf
and May Streets.
5-2-23
DAVENPORTS and Chairs reuphol­
FOR SALE Fresh Cow or would
stered and repaired, first class
trade for yearlings or two-year
workmanship. We carry upholster­
old cattle. S. N Hill, Pine Grove
ing supplies. Egler & Moe, 1114
District.
4-25-tf
7th St., just off of Pine. Phone
3443.
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BULLS" FOR SERVICE—Guernsey
Jersey, Milking Shorthorn. We
bring bulls to your place
Also ROOMS FOR RENT—with or with­
out board. Reasonably priced. 1006
O. I. C. Boar. Phone 5633. H. A.
Eighth St., Hood River.
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Bendler, Rt. 3. Hood River, one-
half mile northweet of Barrett ARE YOU BUYING PROPERTY?
Store.
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Are you sure the titl» is clear?
PULLETS 200 Red and Rocks, 9
Don’t take a chance. An abstract
weeks old
Priced reasonable if
is the only way of determining t*tle
taken this week. Clyde B. Cox,
to real estate. See Hood River Ab­
13 miles out on I,oop Highway.
stract & Investment Co., 3rd and
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Cascade. Phone Hood River 1331-
FOK SALE — Fryers. 3 for $100.
dressed. 4 for $100 live Leghorn RUG WEAVING—Rag Rugs and
other fabrics woven by Master
Cockerels all ages, phone 372,
Weavers.
Hood River Woolen
Clark's Poultry Ranch. 3 miles east
Mill, Phone 5481.
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Casade Ia>cks. Ore.
4-18-tf
DO YOU WANT TO REFINANCE or
borrow money on your car7 All
FUEL
details handled confidentially at
BLOCK OR SUAB wood, 16-inch,
our office. See Tom Scott, 114H
$6 50 cord. $5 00 a load. Warren
3rd street
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Davidson, phone Cascade Looks,
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3-21ff WE GIVE Guitar or Violin with
short lesson course. Private les­
1000 CORDS DRY WOOD, delivered
sons. Ask about all other instru­
or at yard Al s Wood Yard. Hood
ments
Beatty School of Music.
Phone 6823.
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River.
national forests, the Indian service
for Indian lands, and the Bureau of
Entomology, working in cooperation
Automobile Rebuilding
with private owners for private
lands. The most severely infested
Ignition Adjustments
areas have been in Klamath, Lake,
Crook, and Harney counties in Ore­
Motor Reboring
gon, and Yakima and Klickitat coun­
tier in Washington the survey shows.
Brake Repairs
Keen states that from a peak loss
of 1,700,000,000 board feet of pon­
derosa pine in 1932 the loss from
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western pine beetles dropped to a low
of 350 million board feet in 1936, and
estimates that not more than 400
milion board feet were killed in 1937.
Beetle losses in ponderosa pine dur­
ing the five year period, 1932-1936.
were approximately as great as the
Hood River, Ore.
pine saw mill cut in the two states
for that period. Unfortunately, the
beetle killed timber is so quickly
damaged by sap stain and is scat­
Frank Reid of Sherman County
tered over such wide areas that sal­ has been a recent guest of friends in
vage of the trees is ordinarily not Cascade Locks.
practicable.
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at Bonneville in charge of the fish­
ways report that the large clusters
of eels seen on the ladders in after­
noons or evenings are all gone by
mornings, and by noon another
school starts lining the ladders ap­
parently waiting to go on upstream
“ in a body.’’
An outstanding feature of the sal­
mon situation at the new fishways
is that there is no evidence of pres­
ence of fish in the pools below the
ladders. It seems, engineers state,
F L O W E R IN G L A N D S C A P E
that the salmon are having no
P R A IS E D
trouble finding the ladders, or in
Visitors
at
the Bonneville project
negotiating the rise to the higher
Sunday were loud in their praise of
river level.
the flower beds that line the road­
way near the entrance to the reser­
vations. Profuse blooming of rhod­
odendron and tulips aroused the most
comment from passers-by.
Pine Beetle
Scourge Wanes
Survey Shows
FOR SALE OR TRADE—One horse
w a g o n and ten-inch one-horse
plow—sell cheap or trade for horse ♦
BEER, LUNCH, GAS—Only one on
cultivator. Call Hood River 3701.
junction, doing good business; low
Damage by the western pine beetle,
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overhead
Reason for selling —
dread scourge of valuable timber
going east.
Loop Lunch, Hood
tracts in eastern Oregon and Wash­
River, Ore.
5-9-16
ington, has passed its peak and is
AUTOMOBILES
definitely on the decline, according
SACRIFICE SALE—$7500 property
for only $5500. A business and a FOR SALE OR TRADE—C h ea p - to a survey recently announced by
equity in good 1936 Chevrolet F. P. Keen of the U. S. Bureau of
beautiful place to live. Country
Sedan. Rt. 3 Box 249. or Sun Entomology and plant quarantine at
Feed Store and good supply of feed
office.
3-16* Portland.
and almost new 1%-ton truck; ten
The survey, covering all commer­
acres of land; good dwelling;
cial stands of ponderosa pine, em­
house and barn. Situated at the
FOR RENT
bracing over ten million acres in
corner of two good roads.
No
trades considered. Address B. L. FOR RENT—5 room house with bath Oregon and Washington, was con­
ducted by the U. S. Forest Service on
Cummings, Rt. 3, Hood River, Ore.
and garage. Two room cabin and
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two room apartment, furnished.
109 State St.
5-16-23*
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
F R I D A Y , M A Y 2«, 1988
Chronicle Advertising Pays
SCIEN TIFIC SHOES
w h ich will be
DEMONSTRATED
at this store
Sat. May 21
Dr. Scholl’s Shoes are
c o n s t r u c t e d on th e
straight line principle.
A—Cramped toes. B —
Natural position of toes
in Dr. Scholl's Shoes.
by Dr. Scholl’s
Factory Experts
T o fit accurately and comfortably
every type o f foot—long, narrow feet,
short stubby feet; feet with narrow
heels and broad toes; high arches and
weak, broken-down arches Dr. Scholl
has provided 622 combination fittings.
The Dalles Freight
Line
Phone 131
The Oregon State Planning Board
will hold a formal public hearing on
its study of commercial fish oper­
ations in Oregon, on Monday, May
23, beginning at 1 :30 p. m. in the
Green Room of the Portland Hotel,
according to announcement of Or­
mond R. Bean, Chairman of the
board.
Dr. Scholl’s
F u E L
Cascade Locks
Bartol Motor
Company
P e d o -graph P rints
Come in and talk to the Dr. Scholl
Factory Experts. Without charge get
a complete Foot Test and Pedo-graph
prints of your stockinged feet.
X-Ray Fitting
J. C. JOHNSEN
Hood River, Ore,