The Hood River glacier., June 22, 1911, Image 8

About The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933

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HOOD RIVER GLACIER, THURSDAY, JCNVE 22. 1011
We Have a Complete
Stock of
Lawn Mowers
Rubber Hose
Sprinklers and
Nozzles V
SEE US BEFORE BUYING
Blowers Hardware Co
Phone 99
Oak and 1st Sts.
OperatorsWanted
Home Telephone Co.
Money to Loan on Farm
Land
In Quantities from $1,000 to
$20,000, with Interest at 1
W. S. NICHOL, THE MAN WHO SELLS ORCHARD LAND
Electrical Contractors
Bartmess Bldt. HA1LEY & COLBY Phone 60-x
Intimates chivii'iilly furnished
llijr.li (inxle lOleotriml Fixtures
Hp-to-date I mo of Glassware
West iiiolion.se Kleetrie Motors
liming Apparatus, Etc, Kje.
Full liiiicof Elect l ie Wiring Supplies
WE (5UAKANTEE SATISFACTION
Seeds and Garden Tools
We have again opened a complete line of IiuriVe
Seeds and sell at grower's price. It is not necessary
to refer to the quality of these goods. This is our
fourth year of success with this line. We have every
thing that is good and convenient in Garden Tools.
Builders and
Carpenters
Will find in the carload just re
ceived, every kind of Tool,
Lock, Hanger ami l'ittin: that
could be desired. This, with a
carload of Roofing, and another
of Nails, insures you ample sup
plies, and at prices that can't he
bent.
The Spring
House Cleaner
Should spare a moment and look
over the new offerings. A car
load of furniture is in and we are
full of fresh stock in Hugs, Car
pets, Linoleums, Lace Curtains,
Shades and Draperies. Our I p
bolsterint; Department resumed
active work Marck 1. Perfect
work in anything you want.
Special Lines
Include Refrigerators, ( ream Freezers, Lawn Mow-
O ' . H 1 1.1 t S 1 1
ens, jewing luacnmes, i:uy i..arnages, fcwmgs, lorcn
furniture, lews, uamp uutlits, uu and lias Stov
FirplSS r!cick-PlM Smviv ("I:irtan !inil Tvrio-'i i inrr ITn
Universal Stoves, Quick Meal Stoves, Simond'sSaw
Diston baws.
iItditit cnic utii
TIIU1I kjLLLO USAAj
i FOR CHARITY
Nearlv 11700 were realized through
special sale of oranges and other fruit
in New York last week for the benefit
of the Hebrew Sheltering Guardian
Society. The offering consisted of
about I jO boxes which were donated by
1'. Kuhlrnan & t o., A. r. oung & Co.,
Olivit Bros.. Steinhardt & Kelly. L. J
V. liisliop Co.. the I'orto Kieo Fruit
Kxchange and other concerns. The
society needs $2ixi,(nn) to fit up a home
at i'leaaantville, and the proceeds of
the Kale were t'irned over to it.
L. J. Lippmann conceived the idea
of the auction and was one of its most
active uromoters. The attendance as
large and the buyers enthusiastic.
II uuh Connolly purchased the first box
of oranges for $ 110, the highest price
paid, lie also bought the second box
at the same price for the James M.
Fanning (k. S .S. Kosenstamn, one of
the directors of the society, and L. J.
Lippmann each paid f 100 for a box of
oranges. A great many boxes were
purchased at prices ranging from $50
to $75 each, and many more at $25
each. Kvery generous bid was greeted
with salvos of applause.
"1 have only one thing to say," said
Auctioneer Westfall in opening the
sale: "The Lord loveth a cheerful
giver."
The Hebrew Sheltering Guardian
Society's home received the bulk of
the fruit, but other institutions were
generously remembered. Mr. Rosen
stamn delivered an address, telling
about the work of the institution and
thanking the fruit men who gave
donations.
APPLES HAVE BEEN
DISTURBING ELEMENT
Apples, one of the basis of the great
development in the Pacific Northwest
have since the beginning of the world
been disturbing elements, says Frank
G. Carpenter, in an issue of the Sun
day Baltimore American. Below
submited the introduction to Mr. Car
penter's apple article:
"1 write of the Big Red Apple. It
is creating almost as much trouble for
us an didZthatnntolwhich .Mother Eve,
at the advice of the snake, sank her
pearly teeth when she lost us the
Garden of Eden. It is more precious
man three golden apples which grew
in the garden of IleBperides, and for
which Hercules upheld the globe on
his shoulders when he sent old Atlas
to get them. That was the second
time tlmt the apple upset the world,
A third was when Juno, Venus and
Minerva contended as to their beauty
for the golden apple offered by Pans,
the grafter, who, being bribed by
Venus with Helen of Trov. thus
brought about the Jong ten-year war
which laid that citv in ashes.
tuven the Bible speaks of apples of
gold in pitchers of silver. Weil, that
is what we are having in some parts
oi our country, ine apple crop is
revolutionizing whole districts. It has
it ted the price of lands to the clouds
and has made it possible for the clod
hopper to walk upon velvet.
What could you think of a country
where nearly every farmer owns his
automobile, where his house is lighted
by electricity and he has water on tan:
where scoresof familiesjgo every year
to Southern California to get awav
from the cold, and where you cannot
throw a stone without striking a man
who has money in the bank? That. I
am told at the Department of Agricul
ture, is the condition of a half dozen
different districts in the Pacific North
west.
"lane tne Mooa Kiver Valley, in
Oregon, where the apples and pump'
kins are of about the same size! Orch
ard land there is worth from $500 to
?1,000 an acre."
Scotch Lassies Like Good Apples.
J. R. Shelton, who placed in each
box of his apples last year a postal
card descriptive of the Hood River
Valley and asked the consumers of the
fruit to write what they thought of it
recently received the following from
Miss K. Henderson, of Paisley, Scot
land: "My father being one of the biggest
buyers in the Glasgow markets for the
last twenty years, I have naturally
seen great quantities of apples. 1 think
for size, flavor and color the equnl v
your apples have never been see:, n,
Scotland before. They were quite a
novelty for the people here.
Western Oregon Adopted to Flax.
Portland was visited by an Eastern
flax expert the past week, who ex
pressed suprise that more attention is
not paid to this crop in Oregon. He
praised the quality of the flax he found
here as being superior to that luund
elsewhere, either in this country ur
abroad and farmers generally through
out Western Oregon will grow Max
with profit.
High School Examinations.
Second examinations for those who
failed to cans will be 'riven Saturday.
June 24, as follows: A M. beginning
at 8 o'clock, Physics, Third English,
first and Second Algebra, Laesur and
First History. P. M. beginning at
1:30 o'clock. Geometry, Physical Geog
raphy. First Latin, Dutany and First
English. -
Wedding Announcement.
Announcement hus been made of the
wedding of Miss Edith Marv Andrews
of this place to George C. Gladen, of
Grand rorks.N. I)., Thursday, July 20.
1911. The following is clipped from
the Grand forks Herald:
"Miss Andrews is a former graduate
of the Grand Forks high school, class
or mil, and she is a very charming
and accomplished young lady. She
resided in Last Grand Forks, but was
as wen anu iavorauiy Known here as
in her home town. She went to Hood
Kiver, Oregon, three years ago and
the news of her intended marriage to
George L. Gladen, of Grand Forks
will be received here with pleasing
interest. ueorge uiaden is a well
known vounfr liuninpsiH mnn of umrtk
and ability. He is connected with the
Grand Fork Herald as assistant busi
ness manager, and is secretary of Tho
Herald Printing company. His resig
nation oi inese important and conn
dential positions will take exect the
l.'itn oi July, when he leaves here to
nuikfi Oregon his future home. Mr.
Gladen has purchased an apple ranch
in the vicinity of Hood River, and 'he
and his bride will make their home
there on the ranch. Mr. Gladen has
been a resident of Grand Forks for nine
years, and it is safe to say that no one
is better or more favorably known.
and the best wishes for the future of
tins happy pair will be uttered by
scores oi menus nere.
MANCV LEE INCUBATORS INTERNATIONAL FOOD AND REMEDIES
es,
ose,
Stewart Hardware &
Furniture Co.
A Charming Woman
is one ho is lovely in face. form, mind
and temper. But it is hard for a woman
to he charming without health. A weak
sickly woman will be nervous and irrit
able. Constipation and kidney poisons
snow in pimples, tiiotehes. skin erup
tions and a wretched coinplection. But
Electric Bitters always prove a godsend
to women who want health, beauty and
friends. They regulate stomach, liver
and kidneys, purify the blood; give
Htrong nerves, bright eyes, pure breath,
smooth, velvety skin, lovely complexion
sod perfect health. Try them. 50c at
("has. N. Clarke's.
Cold Prize for Best Apples.
A prize of 25 twenty dollar gold
pieces will be given bv President
Ioward Eliott. of the Northern Pacific
Kailroad, to the grower who will ex
hibit the best 25 boxes of apples of
any variety, or varieties, at the Ameri
can Land and Irrigation Exposition to
he held in Madison Square Garden
November 3 to 12. The contest is
limited to bona tide growers or pro
prietors of orchard anywhere in the
world.
The visitors to the exposition on a
day designated by the management of
the show will each be given a number
ed coupon. At the end of the day a
drawing will be held. The holder of
the lucky ticket will receive from
President Eliott a tract of 160 acres of
land in Montana near the station of
Terry on the Northern Pacific road.
Numerous other prizes will be offered
for apples.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is sold
on a guarantee that if you are not satis
fied niter using two-thirds of a bottle
according to directions, your money will
Se refunded. It is up" to you to trj.
sold by all dealers
Noihe of Si'.t for Delinquent Assessment.
Noll,.- is hereby given that on the '.nil day
of .lun. lull. warriiiit m duly und reiju-
lurly Imued tiy I lie Recorder ol lh City of
iiixhi Kiver, urt-Kun, u me. dirwieu ana or.
Itverod. oiiiimaiiJiiiK me lo forthwith mlver-
tine the Drown v mentioned and described
therein luminal which the wuieMiiiieiil for the
coat of Improving Columbia street from the
wetu line or sevenin nireei wemeriy along
l ommijli street to ineeaxi nneoi i nirteeniti
l reel of said city wum insde, and to sell said
properly or no much thereof run be sold
parsieiy to riIvhiuhkc sumcieni to pay said
delinquent aHmeiil, together wllh in-
leresi, cohis and amnurnemeuift in imp manner
provided Dy law, sua to return me- proceeds
of such sale tolhe t'lty Treasurer of thel'llv
of Hood Kiver. Oregon, and the following Is a
description oi the properly against wmcn
SHtwwinent was It-vied and which H delln.
auent. and Elves t he name of the persou to
whom il was aNtteHsed, aud the amount of the
assessment thereon now due, hvwll :
Lots 1, , 8, 4, block 4, Waucoma. Churle H.
Hart, 1211.60, rost IP OU: lot Hi, block tl, River.
View I'ark, Mary K. Bull, (10.110, costs 17.00.
Now, therefore, in pursuance of said warrant
and for the purpose of saUsfying the delin
quent assessment mentioued therein, I -will
on Haturday, the --'I duy oi July, pill, at the
bonr of ten o'clock A. M. of said day, at the
front door of the City Hall, In the City of
Hood Kiver. ton my or nooa Kiver, Mrateoi
Oregon, proceed to sell st public suction to
the Highest bldiler lor cash in hand, llie sev
eral tractaor parcelMof land above mentioned,
or so much thereof un chu be sold separately
to advantage sulllcieut to pay said deliniiuent
assessment, together with tiie Interest, costs
and disbursements provided by law, and will
continue said sale from day to day thereafter
until ssid property is sold, or so uitiPh thereof
as may tie neeeftimry to setisfy said assessment.
listed at Hood K'lver, Oregon, tills isih day
of June, lull. HOHKKT l.bWIH,
Marshal of I lie City ol Hood Kiver. Ore.
Jlfi-jai
Notice of Final Account of Administra
trix. In Hie County Court of the Htate of Oregon,
for Hood Kiver County.
In the Matter of the Kstale of Oscar 1. Htrana-
lian, Deceased.
Nolle is hereby given that I, the under
signed, administratrix of the estate of Oscar
L. H! Tamilian, deceused, have filed with the
County Court of the Htate of Oregon, for Hood
lliver County, my Dual account, and have
asked for final settlement of said estate, and
the said County Court, by an order dated the
aith day of May, lull, lias appointed Hatur.
day, the mu nay or June, lull, at 10 o clock
a. in., at the Court I loom of said Court, in the
City of Hoo4 lvf r, Comity of Hood River,
Htate of Oregrtn, ha the time and place for
hearing auy and all oblectlons to such final
account and lo the settlement of said estate
In accordance therewith, and all persona hav.
Ing objections thereto are hereby untitled te
tile same on or before said date.
In accordance with said order of court 1Mb
notice Is published for four successive weeks.
beginning wun issue of date the tfiiii nay ol
May, inn.
Allfc-l.lA. A. HI KAN AI1A.N,-
Administratrix of the KKtate-nf
ma yii Oscar 1.. Htrauahan, Deceased,
Citation. - -
In U,e County Court of h, state of Oregon,
for tiood Kiv Couutj
In the Matter of the Kst-ieof Ow-ar L. Htrao
abait, Lsn-eued.
To Ktla May tutdwln J. u, Kthel Anderson
May Motilshaw and Ho Mnouev, aud lo
a. I others uukuowg who have or claim iu.
Ureal in aald estate, Oireltug:
In the name of the nut oforrtna, you are
hereby nu-d and required lo appear iu the
' "inly Court of the mate of Oregon lor the
to i, t ot H.asj Kiver, iu the Court Kooiu
!! r si Hood Kiver. orevott, ou Milurday,
me :l i. I .v ol June. PJ1I. at 10 o t ka k A. M .
ti. ... irteuaud there to show cause. If
" - n v a ii oroer should not then
. . di.-Unng the righunfall
l i iu .,, ... to,- t,ioTty of sold estate,
their respective interest therein, ami how
and lo whom uisiributiou should be tusde.
'I his cliauon Is rvt i upon you by publi
cs lion In ocrordaoce .Willi an order of the
County court duly made and entered herein
on the -ji-h day of May, lull, dlreriing that
Ultll Mlii.ll !. i,nl.ll.l.ul Ih ..... II t
. .. " nun. i..T iiikni nivrr
macier, a newiper of general cin ulul Ion,
once a week for tour successive weeks.
lateof lirst publication InMsy .',,11,, mil.
Witness Honorable .lieu. I). ulberlaou,
Judge or the I ounly court of the Slate of Ore
gon for the County of Hisid kiver. with the
s.al of said court affixed, Una aith dav of
Mv, pn I .
l-Ksi. j Attest:
W. K. II ANSON. Clerk.
Notice of Final Settlement.
In the County Court of the Klate of Oregon
for the County of Hood Kiver.
In the Matter of the Kslate of Mleplien H.
Mayberry, deceased. .
Noll Is hereby given that Juliet A.
Msyoerry, 4duiiiiifc:ralrlx of the Kslale of
mcpiieu H Mayberry, deceased, having
tiled t this court tier secoud and final
aaauuiii. oi uer auini uisiral loll or said es.
late, and the bearing of the same bss
been tlied by tins Court lor Saturday, July
IS, 1M11, at 10 o'clock a. in . at Hie court room
of aald Court, iu Uie court bouse of Hsid
uiver, uregon. in the county aforesaid, aud
all i-ersous interested id the said estate are
noil ilea then end there to appear and show
cause. If any they have, why said account
should not he settled and allowed, and said
administratrix be discharged aud her bonds
men exiuMioraled, and said estate closed.
Dale of Hrsl publication, June IS, IDII.
J I' MET A. M A YKKKKY,
jl&Jl.l Administratrix.
Notice of Final Account.
In the County Court of the Htate of Oregon
lor noon Kiver county.
Iu the mailer of Hie estate of II. W. Dicker-
son, Deceased.
Notice la hereby given. That 1, the under-
aliriied, administrator of the estate of It. W,
I ink 11, noil, deceased, nave II leu wllh the
County Court of the .State of Oregon, for Hood
Itlver county, niv Ilnal account, and have
asked for fiuiil seltleiueut oi said estate, and
the Count v ,:nuru by uu order dated the &id
day of Msy, lull, has appointed Haturday
me 21 n flav ol . line. lull, at inn p ock A. ,1.
at the Court itoom of said c.iiriln the city
of Hisid Kiver, County of Hood Kiver, .State
of Oregon, us the time aud place of hearing
any and all objections to such HiihI account
ana me settlement of said eMute, in accord.
anee therewllli, and all persona having otilec
tloua thereto are hereby untitled to llie same
on or neinre saia rime.
In accordance with said ordeof court, tills
notice Is published for four successive weeks.
beginning with Issue of date the '.mill day of
aiay. inn. w. h. u ukmwub,
Administrator or ine estate ot
mxa-jai H. W. Dlckersou, Deceased.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
The Halle, Oregon, May lWh, 1HU.
Noli Is hereby given that Albert Hclill
ler, of Dee. Oregon, who on March liilh
IWtlh, made Homestead entry. No H2H8 Serial
No. Whin, inr KU HK'i. Heo. 7 aud WHMW'4,
Meet Inu S, Township I North, Kange 10 Kast,
WllliimetlP MerldUm. has tiled notice of In
tention t.i nihke final five year Proof, to es
tablish claim to Hie land above described, he
fore F. A. HUlion, I. H. Commissioner, at his
office, hi Hood Kiver, Oregon, on the Mil day
juiy, ihii,
Claimitnt names as witnesses: Charles U
Kolierls, Tlinmas Collins, Km 1 1 Krautschl
Fredrick Kruulschi.all of Dee. Oregon,
m&vjti
EXCURSION
FAR EAST
1911
JKKOM ALL, ROUSTS ON
il
& Naiita cipr
TO FARES
Chicago $ 72.50
Council Bluffs .
Omaha.
Kansas City 60.00
St. Joseph
St. Paul
St. Paul, via Council Bluffs. . 63.90
Minneapolis, direct t0.00
Minneapolis, via Council Bluffs 63.90
Boston, direct 110.06
New York 10.1.50
St. Louis " 70.00
Washington, D. C, 107.50
Atlanta City. N. J., 102.40
SALE DATES
June 5. 7, 9, m, 12, It',, IT, 21, 2!. US 2 and .Htl.
July I, a, :i, i, s, C, 19, 20, , 27 and at.
August X 4, S, u, i, 10, 17, 21. , 2), i, A 30.
September 1, i, 4, 6 and 7.
Stop-overs within limits either direction.
Klr.al return limit October 31st,
One w y through California 115.00 adilitlooal
Inquire of any O-W. R. & N. Agent
for more Complete Information
OR
WM. McMURRAY,
General Passenger Agent
PORTLAND, ORE.
Notice of Sale for Delinquent Assessment.
Notice Is hereby given that on the dth day
of June, I'll 1, a warrant was duly aud regu
larly issued by the Kecorder of the City of
Hood Kiver, Oregon, to me directed aud de
liver -d, commanding me to forthwith adver.
Use the property mentioned and described
therein against whleh the assessment for the
cost of Improving Htate street from the west
line nl Hlxih str.et east to the east line of
Kast (second street of said city was made and
to sell aald property or so much thereof as
can he sold separately ,o advantage sufficient
to pay ssid delimiuent assessment, together
with Interest, cosis aud disbursements in the
manner provided. By law, and to return the
proceeds of such sale, to the City Treasurer of
the City of Hood Kiver, Oregon, and the ft I
lowing is a description ol the property against
which asessieul was levied and which Is
delinquent, and gives the uameof the person
lo whom 11 was assessed, and the amount of
the assessment thereon now due, to-wit:
. Iota',', and il, block :i. Original Town, W.
A, Mercer, Jl;li.7!i, costs ft 00; lot K. & K. 54 ft.
L., Hood Kiver Proper. Horace Diets. fioH.OS.
costs U); w'., lot M. Howl Kiver Proper, M.
m. Miiarp, ii.i.oi,, eostii-in.00; K'i lot M, ll.sid
Kiver miner, r . ri, Parker, Jim. 44, costs 11.00'
lot 7, bliM k I, Highland. N. L. Ferguson. JJ5.00.
costs 81 ui. The following described acreage,
U. D. Woodworlh, JJU.OO, costs ,0U; the south
erly 100 reel of the following described prop
erty, lo-wil: Beginning at a point lu the north
line ot mate streeiTU 'eel easterly or the north
east Intersection ot Front and Htate streets;
thence easterly along the uortli line of Htate
slreet 10 feet; tnence north 3S feet; thence
westerly along the break of the bluff 150 feet;
thence south 112 feet to the place of beginning.
Now, therefore, In pnrsuauoe of said war
want and for the purpose of satisfying the
delinquent assessment mentioned therein, 1
win ou isautriiay, tne znx day of July, mil,
at t he hour of ten o'clock A. M of said dav.
at ll Inilil H,.v . ,l,a ,'llu lull t ,,. I
...... ...... ,,,nr. ..nii.iu ...CI.Ji
of Hood itlver. County of Hood Kiver, Stale
oi uri-gnn, priH'eed to sun at public auction to
the highest bidder for cash in hand, the sev
en! tractsor parcels of laud above mentioned,
or so much tliereol as can be sold separately
to advantage sutncleut to pay said delinciueut
assessment, togetlier with Hie Interest, costs
and disbursements provided by law and will
continue said sale from day to day thereafter
until said property Is sold, or so mum thereof
as may be necessary to satisfy said assessment
natea at Hood Kiver, Oregon, this mil duv
ol June, Hill. KOHKKT LEWIS,.
Marshal of the Citv of Hood Kiver. Ore.
JlS-jai
Notice Calling for Bids.
Notice Is hereby given pursuant to Ordl.
nance No. 'Jill, bussed the Common Council
ob Hie i'.'d day of May, mil, aud approved by
the Mayor on Hie TM day of May, 10)1, pro
viding lor Hie Improvement .of Twelfth Hlreet
from Hie City limits on the South uirtherly
aloiirf".Twelllh Hireel to May Ktreet; Muy
street from the West line or Twelfth Street
extended North thence Kast along May Street
to the Kust line if Tweifili Htreet extended
South, Hint bids will be received by the un
dersigned Cllv Kecorder at, his ofllce In the
Helllminncr tlldg. In said Citv up to and in
cluding the &M day of June, lull, for the Im
provement of said street by removing dust
aud ii fuse mutter from the sin fuce of llie
street until a hard surface Is obtained and
treating lliesurface so procured wllha coming
olerndu oil three-eighths of a gallon tier
square yard of surface of rosdwuy for a dis
tance of nfleeu (lai feet each side of Hie cen
ter ol the roudwsy, aud by covering over tills
oiled surface Willi sand dressing one-lialf
Inch In depth as soon as practicable
thereafter, aud Hie surface so treated shall
then be rolled Willi the stesm roller until a
firm, eveu surface Is procured. In accordance
wllh the siecttlcal,ious prepsred by HieClty,
.Surveyor and on file in this oittce. Tiie work
will be let In one contract and will be reouired
to tie completed within fifteen days from date
ol awarding same. Hald bids will be opened by
the Street Committee as soon as practicable
after Hie lime fixed for receiving same and
tiie several bids will be reported lo the Com
mon Council at its regular meeting thereaf
ter, to-wll on the 2nlh day of June, lull, at
the City Hall In said I lly, at which time said
bids will be considered.
Notice is further given that anv Interested
party may llie his objection to the letting or
saui coni.isci wtinin me time specinea tor re.
celving bids, and that the same will be trans
mitted to the City Council along with said
bids for their consideration at said meetiiijj.
The person, tlrm or corporation to whom the
contracts are let will he required to enter into
an agreement to the cllect that said contrac
tor shall look alone for payment for material
and work to such particular portion of the
fund to be a.ssessed tiHin the property liable
to pay for such Improvement and paid Into
Hie city Treasury lor that purpose, as shall be
assessed to the property lu frout of which and
lo Hie charge of winch a particular part of the
improvement to be done by Hie successful
bidders Is to be made aud col led eel and paid
Into the city Treasury, and such contractor
shall iu uo eveut require the City of Hood
River or any hif Its officers or agents to pay
the same, except out of such particular por.
Hon of said funds so assessed or collected into
the City Treasury, aud for such portion of
said Improvement, nor seek to enforce pay
ment ot the same or any part thereof against
the City of Hisid Kiver or any of i( officers
by any legal process or otherwise, except out
ol such particular mint. Held work to be
done In accordance with said Ordinance No.
:"M and General improvement Ordinance
o. 104 of the City ot Hood Kiver, Oregon,
A bond for the falthrul performance of the
contract to such amount are the Council may
determine will be req ul red of the successful
bidder, the Council reserving the right to re
ject any and all bids.
Dated and first published June . 1011.
H. li. LANUILLK,
jHj'.'i City Kecorder.
Notice of Sale of Bonds.
Notice Is hereby given that the Board of
Directors of Hie Hood Kiver Irrigation Dis
trict, in Hood River County, Oregon, will sell
the bonds of said district lu the sum ol 370..
i i.i m, on Monday, the 3rd day or July, lull,
at the hour ot 2 p. tn., at the office of the
Hoard of Directors at the residence of R. YV.
Kelly, In said district, and thai sealed pro
posals Tor a'lld bouds will be received by said
Board at said place for the purchase of said
bouds until the day ami hour above men.
Honed, at wlilub time the board will open the
ptoMvals and award the purchase of the
bo nds to the highest responsible bidder, the
Board reserving the right lo reject auy and
all bids.
Said Istmls shall be Issued aud dated July
t, 1111. and shall be payable In United States
gold coin In teu series, tivwlt: -
At tne expiration oi eleven years, nve per
cent oi ine wnote Hiimcer oi sain Doud;
twelve years, six per ceul; thirteen years,
seven per cent; fourteen years, eight per cent;
fifteen years, nine per cent; sixteen years, ten
tr wnt: seventeen years, eleven per cent:
eighteen years, thirteen per cent; nineteen
years, nneen iier cent: twenty years, sixteen
iht -ent; and shall bear lulerest at the rate of
six percent er annum, payable seiul annu
ally, on the hint day ol January and July of
each year. The prluciial and Interest shall
be payable at the place designated In the
bonds, and bidders ate given the option m
having said bon is payable at Portland. Ore.
gon, Culwqio, ill., or New York, N. Y., and
said bonds will tie Issued In accordance with
the election or the successful bidders. Said
bond shall be each oi tiie denomination of
not less than i tOO.OO und not more than
II.IHHI.OV. at the option ot the purchaser, and
shall tie negotiable iu form, and coupons for
tue interest snail be attacned to etu n aud
Here is the Most Nifty
Shoe of the Season.
IT'S A
"SELZ"
Comes in Black and Tan
in Lace or Button
Price $4.50
Other Shoes at
$3.00, $3.50, $4.00
We still have some Shoes on bargain counter that are
bargains.
Children's Shoes, 5 to 8 35C Up
Ladies' Shoes $1.00 lip
CALL AND SEE THEM AT
CarmichacFs
Phone 283 L
On Heights
New Parkdale Hotel
A Modern Hostelry in the Heart
of the Upper Valley, in the
Shadow of ML Hood
Rooms 50 Cents and $1.00
Meals 35 Cents. Rates by the Week
J. M. Clark, Prop., parkdale
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To Our Country Patrons!
We now operate a country delivery service
without extra charge.
WEST SIDE-TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS
EAST SIDE-MONDAYS AND THURSDAYS
We carry a full line of Staple and Fancy Gro-"
ceries, I lour, Feed and all kinds of Fruits '
and Vegetables in season. City orders
promptly filled and delivered.
Phone 78
Kinnaird & Kinsey
-H-w-H--H-M-H
The Middle Valley Mill
Is now in operation and ready to fill orders for
"LUMBER
Three and One-half Miles South of Odell
PHONE 6X1
Mt. Hood Milling Company
ZFSaHTIOalNr STABLE
..Livery, Feed and Dray ing..
iML T' i l n
STRANAHANS & RATHBUN
Hood River, Ore.
Horses bought, sold or exchanged.
Tleasure parties ran secureA rat-class rigs,
Special attention given to moving furniture an "
pianos.
We do everything horses call do.
Hunt Paint & Wall Paper Co.
Complete line of PAINTS, OILS, BRUSHES, Etc.
HEATH & MILL1GAN MIXED PAINTS.
PRATT & LAMBERT'S VARNISHES. . CALCIMO. For room tinting mixed
wIt?I;CHI"NAMEI" For oW '"""n't"1- and wood work ; anv color. ROOM
MOULDING. Plate and Card Rail. Dry Taste. .OILCLOTH "for walls and a
nice line of all Paper. Painting, Paper Hanging, Sign and Carriage Work
Carriage Shop j.houe 109L Store phone 11615 Oak Street
alsiml by the secretary.
By
y oilier of ihe Hoard of Directors.
JnljQ.tl H. W. KELLY.
Secretary.
Harness and
' Saddlery
Harness Repaired & Made
to order.
Lap Robes, Horse Btankcts, Tents,
Wagon Covers, Water Bags, Etc.
Davenport Harness Co.
S. E. BARTMESS
Funeral Director and Embabner
Eitabliihed 18 Years
HOOD RIVER, OREQON
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