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New Trunks, 5uit Cases, Grips, etc. just in.
You can save money by buying your traveling
THE PARIS FAIR
The Store That Gives the Best Values
Boys' Wash Suits
of Madras, Linen, Galatea or Crash, 2 to 8
years old, for 50c, 65c, 85c and $1.00
outfit at this
store
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Copyright 1908 by
Hirt ScrttFncr & Marx
You know you are
rightly dressed with
the product of the
very best makers of
fine clothes in Amer
ica if you are wear
ing a
Hart, Schaffner
& Marx
Suit. They are per
fection in every
way; style, material
workmanship, finish
and fit. H. S. & M.
suits for $16.50, $18,
$20, $22 and $25.
Let us show you
some of these. We
are anxious for you
to try them.
SPECIAL
We have put together one of the finest lots of
Men's Clothes. All this spring's stock and styles ;
some of it just came in this week, newest weaves
and patterns, a sample assortment of which you can
see in our west window. Some of these are all wool
and are the biggest values you have seen in a long
time for the price asked. Come in and let us show
you how they are made and note the (juality and fin
ish. You will have to admit of the big value when
you see them. -These suits have perfectly padded
shoulders, hair cloth fronts, button holes all worked
with silk, made over perfect forms and will fit you"
like a made to order garment. Your choice, the suit, $1 0.00
Boys' Suits
We have one of the largest assortments of Boys'
clothes in the city, consisting of all the newest
weaves and latest styles. Boys' Suits, with 2 pairs
of knickerbocker pants with each suit, in colors
grays, browns, blues, greans and fancy mixtures.
Boys' Suits for $1.75, $2, $2.50, $3, $3.50 and up to
$3.50. Bring the boys in and see what a splendid
suit we can supply them with and so little money.
Summer Underwear
For Men in cotton or wool, in separate or union
suits; underwear of light weight, balbriggan, all col
ore, for the garment, 25c. . Better grade for
35c, 45c, 50c and up.
Millinery
Do not overlook our Millinery Department. The
largest assortment in the city and at a good saving.
Straw and Summer Hats
Of all kinds now on display. Any kind of a hat
you want from a common staw for 10c, up to a
Genuine Panama
for $4.50 and $5.00
V
Crafting
Wax
20 Cents
a Pound
We can furnish any quantity
GHAS. rJ. CLARKE
GLACIER PHARMACY
Hood River :: :: Oregon
NEBRASKA AND MISSOURI
NURSERY STOCK DESTROYED
Four hundred apple trees connl?ned
to Richard Sitnmn, a farmer of High
land, Clackamas county, were burned
Thursday by Couuty Fruit Inspector
Iewl. The tree had junt been re
ceived from the (Jalhralth NurwrieH,
of Fairbury, Neb., by Mr. Slinmx,
and cost him, with the freight, about
$.10. They were badly Infected with
crown and root galln and hairy root.
'This phould be u warning to
planters," tald Mr. Lewi thin after
noon, "as Mr. Simins had paid for
the stock, and will lose all he paid.
15 ut he really gains In having them
destroyed before planting. The les
son to Ik? learned Is to buy only from
reliable concerns and even then to
have lnsjectlou made of all trees le
fore planting."
A lot of trees recently received from
a Missouri nursery were also de
stroyed In Douglas county Is-cause
they were diseased.
(lave Llectrical Show
The students of the Engineering
School of the Oregon Agricultural
College gave an electric show Fri
day night which proved a great suc-
The Steamer TEAL
leave Portland for The Dalles, 151
Iddy, and way points, Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays at 7 a. m.,
returning Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays, leaving the Dalles at 7 a. m.
Resumed service Feb. 1st, 1910.
cess. .Many electrical treaks were
exhibited and some of the remarkable
ways In which electricity has been
applied to present day problems
were Illustrated.
A complete electrical home equip
ment, an Isolated power plant, a
wireless telephone, an automatic
telephone, an X-ray machine and
two mlnature flying machines were
among the exhibits.
The students in charge of the show
were A. Flnlay, K. L. Davidson, C.
P. Klchnrds, C. A. Vincent, D. II.
Howe, F. K. I'ernot, II. I). Marsh,
K. A. Sorenson and A. II. Schmidt.
Spoke at Lyle
At the monthly meeting of the
Lyle Commercial Club held last week
addresses were made by V. C. Brock
of the First National Bank and ('. It.
(irelsen, assistant editor of Better
Fruit. Mr. Brock spoke on the pos
sibilities of thefrultgrowlnghusiness
particularly apple culture, ami ac
cording to our Lyle correspondent
made a very Interesting and Instruct
ive talk.
Mr. (Jrelsen gave an Interesting and
graphic account of the methods of
pnrklng and disposing of the Mood
IMver apple crop. Incidentally throw
ing out suggestions for the develop
ment of raw land.
The Commercial Club at Lyle Is en
teric on an wtlve advertising cam-
IHlg.
Montana Red Comes to Grief
W. A. Breen, Is-tter known as
"Montana Bed," was arrested at
The Dalles Thursday by Sheriff Levi
Chrlsman on the charge of larceny In
a dwelling, lie was arraigned before
Justice of the 1'eace J. A. Douthlt
and was placed under $1(Ht bonds.
It U nlleged that Breen stole le
tween f.Vrt) and from a hotel at
Sherar's Bridge, which Is managed
by Benson & Wills, April Mh. When
taken Into custody Breen had f J40 In
currency on his person and $2. In
gold.
In Memorlam
The unwelcome messenger of death
has entered the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Lage and taken from Its em
brace their beloved little daughter,
Florence Beatrice, who died In Port
land Wednesday of last week, and
wus brought home for burial, the
funeral occurring Friday afternoon.
The Impressive services were held at
the Methodist church, conducted by
Kev. Frank Spauldlng. Florence
was born In Hood IUver SeptemluT
2 1!H)2, being 7 years, t months ami
16 days of age at the time of her
death.
It was Florence's (irst year at
school and the members of her class
walked on each side of the casket,
which was tenderly borne to the
Fine Grove cemetery by four young
girls of the higher grades, Gertrude
Hanson, Clara Thoinsen, Jessie
Stockwell and Anna Krussow. The
ushers were Jessie Dethmau and
Maude Koler, while Stella, l'errv
Esther Krussow, Berulce Hanson,
Laura Kohler and Zoe Newman act
ed as flower girls.
The flowers presented were both
numerous and beautiful, and were
largely contributed by the school
children. Kind hearts and loving
hands lined the grave with flowers
and Oregon grape tastefully ar
ranged, all testifying to the affection
In which the dear little girl was held.
She haa passed away in the morning of life;
Saved from future trials, from sorrow and strife.
To a rest in heaven, where no shadow of doom
Surrounds our loved ones beyond the tomb.
A "Know Oregon" Banquet
Probably one of the most unique
banquets ever held In the state Is to
le held soon by students of the Fnl
verslty of Oregon. It Is a "Know
Oregon" banquet, at which none but
Oregon products will be oil the
menu. Every commercial organiza
tion will le asked to furnish Its
reasons why Its locality Is the bent
In the state and these reasons will
le set forth in characteristic booster
speeches by prominent students from
the various counties. Likewise, on
the belief that the "proof of the pud
ding Is In the eating", each commer
cial organization must back Its
reasons with the goods. Thus Hood
Klver will vie with Mcdford for
apples, Marion county with Lane
for cherries, Astoria will show Its
salmon, Yamhill go against the
world for walnuts aud potatoes, and
so on through the list. Itlsexpected
that the banquet will be a time of
great merriment and at the same
time serve to show the students the
great resources of all parts of Oregon.
Ready for Ice Cream Season
The Boss & IMchards Company
who are now conducting two places
of business are making arrangements
to supply Ice cream In any quantity
and deliver It. The firm will this
year as In previous seasons handle
the celebrated Hazelwood cream and
has just put In use a new delivery
wagon painted yellow, the cream
ery's color. The company has com
pleted fitting up the building It re
cently moved Into across from the
opera house anil Is prepared to serve
soda and Ice cream. It has also put
In a fine line of caudles and will han
dle the Hazelwood cream at their
place on the hill which Is In charge
of Mr. IMchards and has Is-en nicely
fitted up. A very neat price list Just
Issued gives the retail and wholesale
prices for ice cream and contains a
calendar of the drinks that are sup
posed to Ih popular during the
summer months.
A full line of poultry supplies nt
Whiteheads.
ffTl RING THE BELLE
f SV)r of your hea
heart with one of our Solitaire Engagement
That will hold her if anything will
and when she knows you have bought
the Jewelry here, she'll respect
your good judgment as much as she
will admire your good taste.
HOOD RIVER'S JEWELER
Opposite Butler Bank OPEN EVENINGS
In Brosius Block
Card of Thanks
We wish to express our apprecia
tion to the kind friends who extended
to us their aid and sympathy dur
the Illness and death of our little
daughter, Florence, also to those
making the beautiful floral offerings.
Mit, and Mits. H. F. Lack.
IF
You are Interest
ed in raising cu
cumbers this sea
son call up the
HOOD RIVER
VINEGAR CO.
PHONE 50-K
ROSS & RICHARDS
CIGAR STORE
Tha Ltsdlng Conlsctlonliti and Tobaccolstf
(Billiard Room and Bowline Alley in Connection)
Agency Portland Journal
Oak Stmt Hood River, Oregon
STRANAHAN & SLAVENS
Contractors and Builders
utihatu Furnished
Phone 2S6M Hood River. Oregon
ABSTRACTS, LOANS, CONVEYANCING,
SURETY BONDS, FIRE, LIFE, ACCIDENT,
PLATE GLASS, LIABILITY, BURGLARY
INSURANCE.
.ILL M'Oth' Gl'JIU.VTEED
Waucoma Abstract & Investment Co. (Inc.)
First Door South of Hood River News Office
H. L HOWC'U. S. Commissioner. Land Of fice Practice
Simplicity and Durability
is the basin which the Will IF SOW
ING MACIIINI- is built on. We are
unprejudiced in our claim that the
WHI M; is the nest sewing macnine in
the WORLD. We are only too Rind
to show you that the range of work is
unlimited We make the Vibrator
and Rotary machines, the latter being
equipped with the Lock and Chain
stitch, making; two machines in one
and possesses other desirable features
too numerous to mention.
See STI-WART HARDWARF. &
FURNITURli CO., local dealer, Hood
River, Ore., before you buy.
WHITE SEWING MACHINE CO.
WHEN YOU WANT
Manufacturing and R-epair Work
OF ANY AND EVERY DESCRIPTION
We are prepared to do it in our large and well equipped Manufactur
ing and Repair Establishment.
We would be pleased to have you call on us.
MNli HORSESHOEING
SNOW & UPSON
Shops 14I-14J-I43-M7 Fourth St., Op. Gilbert-Vaughan, Hood River.Or.
Stranahan & Clark
Potash
Nitrate of Soda
Bone Heal
AVE
Tankage
Blood Heal
Super Phosphate
Ready nixed Fertilizers, Kanit, Land Plaster.
Lime, Cement.
I
CRATES
We are in a position to give our custemers the
best of service throughout the Strawberry season
In our canvas of the valley we missed a few grow
ers and would be pleased to have these call at an
early date and give us an estimate of the number of
crates they will need. phonui75
HOOD RIVER BOX CO.