The Hood River glacier., July 11, 1912, Image 2

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

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HOOD RIVER -mAClIMl THUttSDAY, .IIIIA 11, 1012
S?iioli iEturr (Slarirr
ABTHl R D. MOE. Publisher.
Subscription, tl-10 IV r Year.
TIIE WFST SIDE STl DItS
Because of tbe fact that they will
create an interest in the prwluctn-r
of hogs and Rrlen products and tliu.
result in greater diversity of uruwir.u
things in the valley, the subjects that
the members of the Wot Side Im
provement club are discuKsir.jj at their
meetings should be of great benefit t.
themselves as well as to the valley !
a whole. Chickens, hog raising, truck
gardening and potuto culture th
district will never export very inurl:
of such products, shouldn't ixpeet to,
However, the orchardists of the coin
munity should see to it that they do
not have to import too much of the
things that they need for their tulile
l!ut few ranchers lack the ground 01
which to keeD a cow and thn natch fn
aoil on which to grow her feed. Many
do, and all should have enough chick
ens to suddIv their own tables. And
every one ought to raise his own gar
den truck. The rancher that isn't
growing his own peas, beans, turnip?
beets and cabbage is missing half the
pleasure of ranching.
Perhaps Hood Kiver people will
never ship any swine to the l'ortland
packing plants. They would be foolisdi
to try it. but they can raise a pig or
two and have roast pork occasionally
from their own herds. The potato
production hits grown here very rapid
ly. It has been in the past and will be
this year, a great source of revenue.
HOOD RIVER DITCH
NOW COMPLETED a
a.1
Tf.e lij't voik l.i-- lien rjune on tt.
vt.Miun i.f tt:e H.,oJ Li T Irrii'htl'.n
d i ttli
the
ft;
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through so. id r-'-i rO ha-' M
r i. ti ii u:ic:i hoik
1
xtension of tt:e H-od Hi-' r IrrifhtiMi j f
itt'll and tie viater ;a L.niU iitujfel
ie newly cut trench l.t w . tk. The
ut-re ditch id now 1.1 n.iU.- long. 1
hree mil. s of the W' :r.-.d. cut J Li
JPECIALMen,atorsShin1BsnJ Collar, val
ues up to 1.2. Your choice hiU' they kst. AQn
each.. .
5PX.CIAI.Men' Work Sock, ibese' good
10c values elsewhere. Our special price, the i,jr
only . '
5c
SPECIAL Men' White Soft Finished Handker
chiefs, the kind that you pay Mc for elsewhere, r
Special
TIIE SUCCESS OF SANE FOURTHS
In the olden days there was a sur
vival of the lucky after the Fourth of
July had been celebrated. Many un
fortunate little fellows and daring lads
died from the effects of tetanus or suf
fered with mangled hands or injured
eyes after the glorious day wan over.
The sane Fourth prevails now over the
moat of the, country. Chicago tried it
this year and her people are shaking
hands because of the possibility it
gives of enjoying the day in peace and
quiet and without the usual aftermulh
of agony from fires and injuries.
Hood River's celebration was of the
sane nature. Young and old were
given opportunity to vent their enthus
iasm in cheers and athletic sports. The
day passed quickly and plensantly, the
throngB crowding the street, bumping
into each other and becoming better
acquainted. When evening came all,
comfortably tired, watched the georg
cuus display of fireworks.
And when on Friday the new day be
gan, business man and rancher began
work with renewed spirit and prepared
for tasks in a more cheerful frame of
mind. But few wanted to apply the
toes of their right feet to themselves
as they scratched at right ears on
swollen heads in commemoration of ton
much conviviulism.
Such events are good for all com
munities. They result in the peuplo
Retting together in large cruwdH and
getting out of the rut that our work
sometimes gets us In. They breed
good cheer and moro of a feeling of
friendship among neighbors.
ENJOYING OUR SCENERY
In a few short weeks the cultivation
of the orclmrdH and the lust spraying
for the codling moth will have been
finished and the owners of the beauti
ful tracts will begin to think of recre
ations in the hills in the virgin forenU
along the mountain streams. Th
mid-summer Beason Is here. Hood
Kiver people probably enjoy their seen
ery and the charming surroundings
more at this season of tho year than at
any other luue. Anemiy parties are
leaving for the beautiful Lost Lake re
gion to spend weeks there camped by
the beautiful I. like tiranch mid enjoy
ing the unsurpassed Fishing.
A number of the Hood Kiver peopl
will join the Maznmas this year and
spend a short time with them in their
camp near Cloud Cap Inn. The club,
which has for its purpose; the explora
tion and exploitation of Northwestern
scenery, and especially that of tin
mountains, has invited local people to
join them.
The Mazama club is going to cele
brate its birthday on the evening of
Friday, July li). The north side of
Mount Hood, where the itlea of band
ing together to enjoy and explore the
mountain scenery had its inception.will
glow from the flames of several hnn
dred pounds of red lire, which will bi
ignited that night. So don t get
frightened that evening and think the
old mountain is In eruption.
Little hoys that would have too
much fun with firecrackers on the
Fourth should read the warning of
little George Wallace Kidder, who lost
his right hand at Tarkdale Thursday
most 1 1 f i . 1 v
ever j'trfon:;. l i
The wotk h:.s
vi. .on eif I'.i.y
hurt.
The ttrtl'.rv
Ituer lilstl let i
aires ai.d tl..
under this t (..
r..!-ful. The s
eiiinpl'-tt'd por
cured from tin
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iter fr..:i:
on of ti.
ti I'oii.t or
low thu forks of tt.i.t
ditch receive-' il- -I'uil
t cret k. tm' !-tp :
into the V". ro.;,
Devil's I'u'.eh lie,!.
, i . no
of th.iliti'li
ii v. ry tiic-
thr lewiy
v ork is
k, i .-t b.-
ii,;. I!,.' old
y !rom I i'-Jitt
tl.i.t . n ! ti. -
. t hl-iliV till-
RASE RAIL
lli'iyhls Wins on Futntti
With every a iii;.il l.' K-;il in bleach
ers Slid on the grui.dstiiiid tnken on the
afti rnooii of the 1-o.n th, the Heights
team i( f.-iiteii the l.ouer City bojs Ijv
a score of live to li. '1 l.c game wasn't
the most interest!'. l' that bus been
played this year, nut ail were in a holi
day mood and ci joyed the event. '1 he
Heights team were easy winners and
were able to find the euiv.-s of dill
more readily than on any fnimer oeca
sion. However, many of the fillovv.-.
struck out as the southpaw with his
characteristic happy smile faced Hum
and dropped the balls over with grace
ful easy tosses.
The Hciglis team continued in a win
ning strain and Sunday defeated the
W niton Six team from I'm Hand by a
score of N to 2.
The Kit ("arson circus Uiini will meet
a picked team composed of bolli local
aggregations on the Colon, Lu diamond
at live o'clock this afternoon.
K. O. Ulancliar is in In
the festivities of the
(hind
Llks'
Mayor
to atteiii
reunion.
Harry Wood wil leave this morning
to join the throngs of ""(lest I'eople"
in Portland.
Mrs. C, II. liinriclis entertained a
number of friends Monday afternoon
with a thimble party. A fur a contest
in doll dressing dainty refreshments
were served.
ELKS AI1K ALL AWAY
IN I'OliTLAND
It's dead here today, and not even
the circus can make the city lively
tho elks are all away in l'ortland. The
last seven of the live bunch left here,
with smiles that told of the pleasures
expected in the Itnse City, boarded the
special bearing the detection lrom The
Dalles and Sherman county yesterday
afternoon. 'Kiev were W. I'.. King,
H. Vaughiiu, Truman Hutler. ('. II.
Sproat, .1. V.. Robertson, 11. M. Wolfe,
and Dr. 1'. 11. Mays. Mrs. Kino anil
Mrs. Mays accompanied their husbands.
t he special train bore 2.r0 imssei cers
and whs accompanied by tint Klks
band, of Sherman county. The lucnl
banks will be closed today, (.overnur
West having proclaimed a legal holiday
over the state.
The secret of Hood River's pros
perity is apparent in the news of I
record hay crop. Fruit is all-impor
tant, to be sure, but hay means some
thing substantial. The Oregonian.
Don't you
"Hello Hill!"
land?
hear the echo of the
coining up from J'urt
Japs Buy Big Farm
Handing together and calling their
organization the Hood Kiver Farming
M., a number or local Japanese have
purchased from Sherman Frank his ;!0
acre orchard in the Oak Grove district,
paying for the tract a sum of $20, 000.
The principal stockholders ot the Jap
anese orchard company are Niguma
P.ros., who have operated a mercan
tile store in the city for a number of
years. The new owners have taken
possesion of the place, which is set to
trees of an age ranging rfom two to
four years.
ISIG DEE DITCH
HAS BEEN FINISHED
The , big dilch of the Dee l'ower Si
Irrigation Co., which will water
acres of excellent red shot soil that is
ready for improvement betwei n the
main stream and thu West Fork of
Hood Kiver, has been completed. The
ditch is six miles in length and draws
its source of supply lrom the West
Fork above the point where the Lake
liranch empties into that stream.
A fertile portion of the valley lies in
lietween the two streams of the river
aome thriving young orchards, among
them the pear orchard ot "tasli
Jones, of l'ortland, are located in this
section. And numerous improvements
are progressing here on the lands
logged oil tiy the Oregon I. number Co.
SCOTCH READINGS
M PLEASING
One of the most pleasing and sue
eessuil or the year s social events was
the reception given at the lleiihronner
hall Tuesday night, when Mr. anil Mis.
Lrnest C. Smith and Mr. and Mrs.
Frank I). Deem resented Mrs. Kath-
eriue Oliver-McCoy, who is well known
throughout the cnuntiv for tier rendi
tions of Scotch dialect readings. The
big hall room was artistically decor
ated with potted plants, ferns and cut
lloweis bunked in corners and in
beautiful botpiets on tables. If the
roof had been removed and the guests
had been, able to have beheld the
stars, the hall would have had every
appearance of a roof garden.
The guests, who numbered more than
a hundred, as they sat in groups around
the room were entertained by songs
rendered by Mrs. Deem, Mis. Ralph
Knot, and Mrs. Charles lleuney, ac
companied by Mr. Knot, Mr. Wuesl
and Miss Grace Carter. The musical
selections vveie followed by the'read-
ings of Mrs. McCoy, which for their
true Scotch characterization were de
cidedly entertaining.
The delicious rein slimerts that were
served after the leading consisted (if
ice cream, cake and salted almonds.
Mis Hrrcl Ciirtan, vvliolms Icon tak
ing the Domestic Science and nit c iursi
at ). A. (., will do neut dicxoiiakine.
oy I lie dav, aL u very reusoiuihlo pnee
I'liolie or leave wmd ill ..VI.
Prolific Apple Tree
Probably the largest apple trie in
vest Virginia is in the orchard of
Kobert Met anley, in Hackors Valley,
Webster county. '1 he tree measures
nine feel around, ,vitli some li) or 1
limbs, and is about 10 leet high. Last
year Mr. McCanley gut about Id bush
els of apples oil' the limbs, and it was
only part of a ciop.
Land Shows Create luleicst
Commercial hod-'cs of the state are
showing an interest ui the collection of
Oregon exhibits to lc shown this win
ter at the land slow of the middle
west. In response to a call sent out
by Manager Chapman, of the Develop
ment I cache, many outside sections
have been heard from, each nreinisinu
to collect samples of the t est products
grown there tins season and it seems a
good collection is assured. No lecality
should allow itself to be unrepresented.
Men's Suits at Special Prices
t3
B" V, tUIty for it means a good
'.i..""', 'l 'w sauimr ..... f.vprv huil
r c , i ... i ' i "'is vuu. j
Now is the time to get
you a right nice suit at a
truly bargain price. You
should not miss this oppor-
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"""K iu you. j"-'j -
in the house reduced except
blues and blacks. We have
not an undesirable suit in
the bunch. There is not a
single suit that is not all
right in color, style and pat
tern, but we have a big line
for fall bought and we need
all the room we can get
Hart, Scharfncr i Marx, Cloth
craft and other oato reduced
from 10 to 5t1 per cent. These
clothes are so good that any
less-than-usual price makes
the bargain a big one.
Yonnif Men's Suits, just a few left 8es 12, 1(5 and 17
years, worth fs (X) to $13.110 ; $2.99
Men's Suits of Medium tiray Cashmere, fine pin stripe
effect, f IL'.(K) value 99.47
Man's Suit of Dark Gray Cashmere in etrii pattern,
fM.tHt value ' $11.93
Special f17.00 Hurt, Sehaff ner A Mars Knit of tiray and
l!ro ii Mixed Cashmere, now ......... , $14.28
tl'l 00 llui;t, SchaffnerA MariHuit'ol : "larc irav Wor
sted, with li ue white pin Btrie. Special .-. $15-00
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Ladies' Misses' and Children's
Shoes and Oxfords
SPECIAL-Ladies' and Children's Canvas Ox
fords, values up to $2.00, the pair 50c
Ladies' and Misses' White and Black Lace
Hose, our regular 15c sellers. Special, the pair .lOc
Ladies' and Misses' Black and White Lace and
plain Hose, Armor Plate and other brands, reg
ular 25c values. Special, the pair 15c
Lot 1 Ladies' and Children's Pumps, Oxfords
and Shoes, values up t$3.50. Special : 98c
Lot 2-Ladies' and Children's Shoes, Lace and
Button, the pair :....$ 1.30
Lot 3 -Ladies' and Misses' Shoes and Oxfords,
values up to $4.00. Special, the pair $1.47
Lot 4-Men's and Ladies' Shoes and Oxfords,
values up to $5.00. Special, the pair $1.98
Ladies' Suit Special
$20.00 Ladies Suit of Dark
Weave. Special
Blue Diagonal
$15.00
Ladies' Dark Blue Suit, fancy braid trimmed.
$20.00 value. Special $11.00
Ladies' Brown Worsted Suit. $16.50 value.
Special , $8.00
Dress Goods Specials
In this department you will find some splendid
values in Summer Dress Goods that you cannot af
ford to miss this chance to secure. Some splendid
values suitable for school and other wear. See
what values we are offering at..5c, 7c, 8c, 10c, 15c
Ladies' Wash Suits and Skirts
Ladies, Tailored Shirt Waists worth up to
2.25, special 58c-
Ladies' Wash Suits, slightly soiled and have
long jackets, values up to $10.00. Choice . $1 49
Ladies' Washable Skirts, $1.60 values for 80c,
$2.00 values for $1.00, $2.25 values for $1.13.
IPIU mZs TFS Hood River's Largest
JL IIC: Jfai iS ii1 C&ll and Best Store U
DO
YOU KNOW
THAT OUR STOCK OF
Diamonds and Watches
IS COMPLETE IN EVERY DETAIL
Comparison will Convince You That Our Prices Are Right
We are Watchmakers and Repairers
LET IS GIVE YOU THE BEST
SERVICE TO BE HAD
W. F. LARAWAY
WANTED
To lease a tract of ten or twenty
acres for strawlerries or young or
chard. Would also like to lease
bearing orchard. Will ay good rent
for good place. B. A. Kami, Hood
Kiver, R. No. 3, Box 123
Oakdaie Greenhouses
Budding Plants
of All Kinds
Pot Plants and Cut Flowers at
Franz's
See Roses, etc., in bloom this sum
mer and have plants reserved for
next year.
Fletcher (EL Fletcher
Hood River
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Summons.
Id tbe C'lrcnlt Court of the 8tte of Oregon for
vueiDuuiy oi uoou niver.
M. D. .lenkj. Plaintiff, vs. Mary Ll Monte,
uefendant aaramon.
To Mary La Monte, tbe defenpant above
named:
In tbe name of the HI ate of Oregon, von are
hereby required to apiear and answer the
ooinpiaim oi me piainiut niea aKHlnat you In
the Hbove entitled acllon on or berore the loih
any of Angnnt, lU; and If you fall'to ao p
bearaLd anawer aaid complaint tbe plaintiff
will lake Judgment against you for the aum
of H(i.K), toKether with bla coma and dls-
nuraeuienti maue ana expended in inn action.
This Bumrnona Is nerved noon you by publi
cation thereof, once a week lor six consecu
tive we-ks, In the Hood Kiver Ulaoier, a
newapaper oi general circnirtion puuiianed
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I ounly, Oregon, by virlue oi on order made
oy tne tiouoraoie ueorge K. caatner, juage
of Hood Kiver County, Oregon, on the 14tb
day of June, 1U13. Tbe date of the nrst publi
cation of this aummona la July 11, I'.'li.
B. W. BIAKK,
IIla22 Attorney for Plaintiff.
Seethe
SILENT SERVANT .
ASK FOR INFORMATION
Electric Wiring & Supply Company
First National Bank Building, Third Street
Notice
Property owners in fewer .liMtiiln uf
the city re hereby notified l!i;it all
drnina, toilets, etc., iiiuct be ('i.iiiieiteii
Willi (lie rewer.
By oiiler of the Common ('otim il.
VM. (i.M;i';,
ft' City M.ulml.
V. 11. Blackmail spent yesterday in
Portland.
The Bungalow Hand laundry. I.'m
ueiie it ypt-i.ikiiy. Mrs. 1.. Siinoiiton,
phone -'S4-K. ' tf
For lient Dowden Potato Uitrcer. 11
oii do is jai'k them. The lij;irer doe?
ihe hard work ; willpave you moiiev ard
time. For terum eall Smlt, phone ill.
Mrs. Katherine Oliver-McCoy ac
companied Mr. and Mrs. Frank E.
I'etm and. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest (
Smith on a trip over the valley yester
day. The party was served a 'luncheon
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John R.
Putnam. Unfortunately Mrs. llorton,
w ho accompanied Mrs. McCoy as her
pianist, became ill Tuesdav evenimr
and was unable to be present for the
reception of that evening or to accom
pany the party on yesterday's tour.
he Bnnpilow land Laundry, l.in-
icue a specialty. Mre. 1.. Sinionton,
phone L'Mt-K, - - .
D. McDonald spent Sunday on the
Enst Folk, where he reports excellent
lishinp is to he hsd . Mr. McDonald
tided his basket with beauties from
this stream.
The Economy of Using
Preferred Stock Canned Goods
raeM Wkannr tha ti ara Sravm
is well illustrated in Preferred Stock Asparaguj. There
are three varietiet, Extra Selected Large White, Mammoth
peeled White, and Preferred Mock Asparagut I ipt.
Preferred Stock Asparagus comes from the Sacra
mento Kiver Islands, California, where the best
asparagus ii grown. There it is gathered, prepared
and placed in the can, BEFORE SUNRISE, every
morning during the season to be enjoyed by par
ticular eaters, the year around, everywhere.
iV vajtt, mi labarmtrt jtr tit money in rutty tarn ifPrtftrrtJ Stock atl jtmgrtxtr
AIAEH A LEWIS, Wholesale Grocers, PORTLAND, ORBGOIt, U.S.A.
Notice of Completion of Side walking Cas
cade Avenue from in front of Blocks
10 2nd West and 2 and 3 Waucoma
Addition.
Notice la hereby given that 8. I). Watts,
contractor, has filed written notloe tills
nun asy ot July, or tne completion ot
Cascade Aveuue by building sidewalks and
curbs and gutters In trout of Blocks 10 VnU
west and l and a Waucoma Addition
under his contract wltb the city
heretofore made and entered into under Ordl.
nance ino. 372 and that, tne amount due said
contractor for said Improvement upon Ha
acceptance la hereby ataied to be SMl.Ti
And notice Is further trlven that auv nhln
tlona to the acceptance of aald work under
the contract with the said contractor on the
part of said t'Hy may be filed In the office ol
the underalgned (Jlty Kecoruer by any Inter,
eated Party at any time within 16 days
inmi mo una ui nrai iHiuiicaiioo 01 saia no
tice, to. wit, within IS days from the 10th
dav ot July. ISM.
This notice la published In the Hood River
Glacier for two consecutive isanea thereof tiis
date of tbe first publlcattou thereof being tbe
lltll uay ot juiy,
H. h. HOWK
J1UI8 City Keoorder.
Notice for Publication.
Department of tbe Interior, It. B. Land
unut-ai me Danes, tiregon, July 5.1312.
nonce la nereny given that William v.
uim(in-k,ui noou mver, uregon, who on Oc-
looer im(, maae Homestead No. IMTl
rwrisi no. umi, for BK' UK',., Section S2
Township 2 Norih, Range 11) East, and KH
NK'.. NKi HK'j Section ft, Township 1 North,
Range 10 Kaat, Vt illainette Meridian, baa tiled
notice ot Intention to make five year Proof
to establish claim to the land above described
uriorc p. a. niaoop. u. B. Uoinmlssloner, at
viuw ...-uu Urania, an me 1
day of August, Istu.
Claimant names as wltnesaea: Ueorge W
Koliaa, Kobert B. Brugg. Charles rtlughaupL
. ... R ...... , ., , , . ,,v. VJIVKOU.
c. w. Moore.
JlaS Heglater.
FOR SALE
For sale stocky little horse for ranch, sad.
die or road. I'rlce I'hone ?T7.m
Wood
llvered
2.B K.
ror sale Dry 4-toot fir wood de
ln town, M 50 per cord. Phone
Jl
Land For Hair oral
from 150 pet acre up. Will sell In 20-acre
tracts with part In trees. C. J. Calkina, phone
w a- inMir
For Sale Wood saw arood
H. K. Uavenport. Odell ltiti.
sew. Phone
J18
For Hale 12 thoroughbred Uuroe ie-trv
Plga, grades. S mouths old. For nrtnea and
particulars addreaa Homer H. Jauiee, Lyle,
Wash. lis
For Sale-figs, phone Odell 2M.
J18
For Hale-Black mare, weight about 12M Iba
well broken to work single or double; oneot
the beat til rouud purpose animals In the val
ley. T. D. Tweedy, 117 Twelfth street, phone
lti7L.
J1H
TYPEWRITERS For sale or rnl
aai-lf
SOLD BY
WOOD'S GROCERY
J. M. WOOD, Proprietor.
Hunt Paint & Wall Paper Co.
Complete line of PAINTS, OILS, BRUSHES, Etc.
HEATH & MILL1GAN MIXED PAINTS.
I'KATr & LAMBERT'S VARNISHES. CALCIMO.- For room tinting mixed
to order. CHl-NAMEL, For old furniture and wood work ; any color. ROOM
MOULDING. Plate and Card Rail. Dnr Paste. OILCLOTH for walla and a
nice line of Wall Paper. Painting, Paper Hanging, Sign and Carriage Work
Carriage Shop phone 109L Store phone 11615 Oak Street
Jersey bull for service or sale. E.
For Sale 8U Inch truck wagon,
a flesh cow. Phone Odell 17,
H awkes.
Jyw
Wanted
J4
For Kale-Logan berries Season now on
Phone orders to Klaton Ireland. Phone lr x
Jt ' '
For Sale-Full olood Poland China sonata
IT. to 10 ech. Ira K. Williams, S inilesZuth
west, phone 209-L. j'"-
For Sale-A good saddle horse.
3312-L.
Telephone
pno
Jy4
Heal Estate tar Sale or Exchange 20 acrea
good valley land, easily cleared, with free
water. F tne, rich bottom land, right at ata
tlon on Mt. Hood R. K. I will aelT at a baT
galn on eaay terms, or take house and lot
Might consider good auto. I have two aood
"T, lf".,;i1'gh "h001' w,l sasll on easy terms
will build to suit parties, or win ...hI
J ' ...... an., n 'V. nmuanpr, W
uiau, si june street. Hood Kiver.
. T. ( hap.
For Sale Bay horse, suitable tor woiklnc
around ranch, 100. fhone aoM-L, even
os. JU
For Sale Residence on the corner of
Heveutta and Cascade. William Kabls. HiMd
Kiver, or A. W. Untbank. Jia
For Sale A large, dark bay work horse, 11
rears old, sound, weight about IHO0 pounds.
JrloelU5. Box 17, R. No. 1. jib
For Hale First class ton buirev In s-ood con
dition, bought last August. Also single har
ness with both Dames and breast strap. Phone
ax. in
For Sale-Or will trade for wood, one farm
team and harness, one Mitchell wagon, one
buggy. Tart Transfer Co. J'25
For Sale Horse, bnggy and harness. T. O.
Krohu, phone I2I .M. 2i
For Sale One Iron arav team, welaht 22(0.
sound and young and guaranteed true to
pull. Both broke to ride or drive, either
single or double. Also one black S year-old
fllly, driven a few times. Phone 217J-X. a8
For Sale One sorrel horse, silver mane and
tall, 8 rears old. raised at Pine Urove. afraid
of mithlng, will ride, drive or ork any
place, sno, paid tm. Mrs. J. 11. Koberg,
phone 211-F. Jll
WANTED
Wanted-Upholslerlng, reflnlshlng and re
mlring. Hlah clana work at reuaonabla prices
'hone for estimates. E. A. Franz "o. JUtf
Wanted-
3 ii M.
-To buy a good nil. oh oow.? Phona
118
Wanted (75) lYoung Men to com to the
Young Men's Athelutlc Club meeting held at
Urace U. B. Church Uyuin slum, Sunday at
10 a. m. M. S Krederlcb, Sec
Wanted Kxperlencrd farmer and teamster
wants a place 011 farm. A . A. McCutatioo,
Hood River, Ore., R. V. i. bos 29. J4
Wanted Young girl to assist with
work, Mrs. Murray Kay, phone H.' it.
houae-
Wanted Poaltlon as housekeeper, country
B referred. Mary shandy, R. No. 3, box !!v.
ood River. Jy4
MISCELLANEOUS
Found Ladles' brooch.
Sons.
Call at
Dabney A
LoBt Brass door to Automobile Headlight
brass rear lamp to Ford automobile. Finder
kindly phone 55 or 165 or advise Davids u
FiultCo. Jia
Lost Eastern Star pin.
K. Carson.
Return to Mrs. J.
Jl '
lxst Gold open-fared Elgin watch, with
fob. Second hand missing. Initials on back
of watch "J. T. H." Finder return to me aud
receive reward. John T. Stanton, R. No. ),
phone 21U2 L. Jll
Lost One envelope addressed to Miss Ma
ble Hunter, containing one set of death proof
blanks from Modern Woodmen lodge. Kind
er please return to this offloe. jt
I mi On Jerleeo Lane, a small aafchel con
taining a ulllette safety razor, laundry and
valuable papers If found, pleae phone Kev.
E, A. Ballls, una . VI, or leave at Ulaoier oftice.
i
Lost My tall lamp and No. plate 618.
uneu road west side. - Dr. J. C
on
Broslus.
Lost Purse containing $ti3. Finder return
to Otto Johnson, 1 Twelfth street, Hood
River Heights, lor handsome reward. It
Notice to Cow Owners I have a Jersey bul
that I am alandlug at my place.tbree-quartera
of a mile west or the Ball Park. M. J. Foley, tf
BEE SUPPLIES Don't waif till the bees
swarm, bul give me your orders for supplies
now ao they will be ready for you when want
ed. W. W. Dakin, 1206 7th St. Phone 107 X.
attf
farm help and berry pickers
The Hood River Ajiple Growers' Union and
the Davidaon Fruit Company have arranged
with ihe Y. M. 0. A. Industrial Employment
sgency of Portland to furnish all classes of
farm help. Including berry pickera for tbe
farmers and fruit growejs ot tbe Hood River
district during the coming season. Head
qnarters In the office of the Hood River Ap
ple ttrowers' Union.- When you need help,
either phoue or write the Union or the David
son Fruit Company and tbe calls will be
promptly forwarded to na and tilled. No
charge to employers. tf
FOR RENT
For Rent-Five.roora flat on Third Street.
A rp!y D. McDonald. mSOtf
Rooms to Let Also housekeeping room.
Sixth and Sherman, phone 4.1A.L. Jit
For Hent-Dowdeu Potato Digger. Does tbe
work of 20 men: a) men cost W per hour. Will
rent tbe digger ta you lor II per day. Call
Scott.lll. jmf
For Kent Dowden Potato Digger. Has rec
ord of 2ifl bushels per hour. Csn hand work
beat this For terms call Scott; phone 111. tf
For Rent - Dowden Potato Digger. Will
make you tl for every one you pay lor rent,
beaidea gettgng yonr crop out In a hurry. Call
Soott, pboua UL JUU
For Rent Two pleaaant trout rooms, down
stairs, nicely furnished, connected with bath
and large front porch, shade trees and lawn,
private residence three blocks from business
section; 111 Cascade Ave. iT,.
For Rent Furnished housekeeping rooms,
all the way from 110 to 2t), all modern. Alao
two t room cottages; closeu and pantry, city
water or well water. tiO a month each. Mrs.
H. J. Frederick. J2S
200 j to &000 to loan on first or second
mortgagee or real estate contract. Ad
dress, L. M., care Glacier. j4
Rubber Stamp Inks and Pads at this
office, also stamps made to order.
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