FRANK A.
Always Up to Date.
1, MABB THE jj
Newest styles
in men's perfect
ntting golf
shirts, prices
from 50c to $2.
Every good ma
terial known to
shirt makers is
used in their
construction.
Full size, union
made.
- New Men's Wear,
Spring Underwear, Clothing,Single Pants,
New Neckwear, Fancy . Socks, Gloves, Hats
stiff and soft. , ,
EVERYTHING FOR EASTER.
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Gilbert's cele
brated Linings
in full assort
ment direct
from the mills,
in pwv Iminfc
known to "the
uress-maKiiig- a- ,
world. Ask to ' '
6ee them.
New Easter Novelties.
Medallion Trimmings, Pendant Orna
ments, Applique. .
Laces and insertions, Embroidery Edges.
Bands and Beadings, Belt Buckles, Sash
Fins and Waist Sets.
lew Pearl and Steel Buttons
i
Our new Corsets are in
every concieveable style,
shape and price. We sell
the best numbers from
the two celebrated makes
C T m . .
f;i u. u. uncago waist
;-. and F. n.
Reliance Wrappers,
with Corsette lining are
perfect fitting, stylish and
comfortable. Best ma
terials, but no higher in
price than a common
wrapper.
Yours Truly,
FRANK A CRAM.
O. R. & N. TIME TABLE.
E wt bound
No. a, Chicago Special, 11:50 a. m.
No. 4, Spokane Flyer, 8:27 p. m.
No. 0, Mull ami Exprem, 110:45 p. m.
No. 24, Way Freight, 8:45 p. m. t
No. 22. Fhhi Freight, 3:45 a. m.
WeHt bound
No. 1, Portland Special. 2:05 p, m.
No. S, 1'ortlHiid Klyer, 5:07 a. ni.
No. 5, Mull and Express 7:40 a. in.
No. 2a, Wiiy freight, 8:15 a. rn.
No. 21 , Fust Freight. 11:80 p. m.
BRIEF LOCAL MATTERS.
Get Bartmess' prices on shingles.
Flour and feed at Spot Cash Grocery.
It will pay you to get Bartmess prices
on building material.
Loors and windows Bartmess has
the most complete stock in town.
Fetch Portland quotations on' house
furnishings to Bartmess and save freight.
We'will guarantee our creamery but
ter to give satisfaction or money re
funded. Hood liiver Commercial Co.
Milk for Sale by Mrs. J. E.Hanna.
No. 1 baled hay for sale at the Transfer
& Livery Co.
Koberg'g butter 65c at McGuire Bros.
Home made sauer kraut at Snot, flush
Grocery.
Bottom prices on doors and windows
at Bartmess'.
Try the new bulk pickles at Hartley's,
both sweet and sour.
For Rent The Langille house store
room. Inquire of phone 151.
No. 1 timothy hay for sale at the Spot
vjbbm urocery.
Wanted 5 to 10 acres grubbed. B.
R. Tucker.
Buckwheat flour and maple syrup at
Spot Cash Grocery.
At present we can use a few nice
chickens. Hood River Commercial Co.
Dressed chiz for vnnr Snnrinv rlrnnor
at Hood River Commercial Co.
Bring your eggs and butter to Hood
River Commmercial Company.
Paradise sodas at Hartley's.
- A full supply of Utah Land Plaster
now on hand. Davidson Fruit Co.
Fresh celery and let tuce at Hartley's.
Freeh cow and Holstein bull for sale;
Inquire at Tucker's.
0. B. Hartley has 8 head of good fresh
milk cows for sale.
Use Williams' anti-septic hair tonic
and keep off gray hairs.
A full supply of Utah land plaster
now on hand at the Davidson Fruit Co.
Until April 1 we will be at Geo. T.
Prather's office for the purpose of settling
accounts. a. a. ulowers & son.
Robert Rand let the contract to S. II.
Cox to erect his summer hotel at Frank
ton. Work will commence this week.
Household Furniture for Sale. Ex
pecting to go East, I wish to sell at pri
vate sale my household furniture, con
sisting of piano, sewing machine, stoves,
carpets, dishes, ek. Please call up
stairs at the depot. Mrs. A. N. Hoar.
A team belonging to O. A.Noble.while
standing hitcbed in iront 01 the Com
mercial Co'g. market, Saturday after
noon, took fright, pulled down the
hitching post and started to run. At
VIUIIUll a Wl lil't tUU 44VI CVW VVWiUliCU
to go one on each side of the electric
light pole, bnt the pole of the wagon
struck the electric light pole a center
shot and the horses were thrown down
The tongue of the wagon was broken
and the wagon slightly damaged, but
Mr. Noble gathered up the broken piec
es, patched them up and was able to
haul his wagon loaded with Ins family
and fruit trees to his homo on the East
Side.
George I Slocom's book store was bur
glarized Sunday night. Ibe thiet en'
tered by breaking a window in the print'
ing office of E. L. Bradley in the rear of
the store. About six dollars were taken
from the till. Nothing elBe in the store
was molested. The burglar was famil
iar with the premises. He knew the
combination on the money drawer and
left it closed. It is boned that the guilty
one win oe discovered ana pununea ac
cording to his merits. A reward of $10
will be given for the arrest and convic
tion of the thief.
Geo. L Slocom, while representing
ureeon at the Charleston exposition.
procured a pair of dueling pistols said to
oe lou years old. They are Hint-lock
nu Hum in an rA no oa mnarV with a cm
with bullet molds, flints bullets and
everything complete. It is said that
two men were killed in duels by the
desperate looking weapons. Mr. 61o-
com will keep the pistols as a souvenir
of his sojourn in the Sunny South. where
dueling was considered the proper way
to upuoiu a man s nonor in tne days w
fo' de wah.
C. F. Waldo has purchased 20 acres of
&. n. jewett at white salmon and
win move nis lamiiv there tor a sum
mer home. His purchase lies lust east
ot u. m. woiiord's residence and is one
of the most inviting spots in the White
Salmon country. The good people of
White Salmon are to be congratulated
upon the accession of Mr. Waldo . and
family in their midst.
John t. Dodson went to The Dalles
Monday to purchase a grubbing machine
He is going to stay on his farm in Dukes
valley from this on and grub his land
and plant apple trees. He has 250 Yel
low Newtown apple trees planted this
spring and will plant 150 more. Mr.
Dodson has some of the finest ancle
iana in nooa Kiver valley.
uncle John Smith arrived in Hood
River Saturday. He has been visiting
a brother at Sodaville, Oregon, and
since he left here has visited relatives in
Minnesota and at Tacoma. While he
was in Minnesota the thermometer got
down to 4U degrees Delow zero.
ihe public auction at U.-Hennagin'B
place, .bast Side, has been postponed on
account of the sickness of Mr. Hennaein
He is sick abed with erysipelas and
rheumatism. A new date will be fixed
for the auction and announced next
week.
Mrs. Louise Goddard writes that she
expects to be in Hood River about the
23d of March. Mr. and Mrs. Goddard
have spent the winter in Tillamook.
where they have been quite successful
in teaching in their different specialties.
J. he women's alliance of the Unitarian
church meets one week from this Fri
day with Mrs. W. M. Stewart. Bewing.
Wanted A man to work on fruit
farm. Apply to T. Steinhilber.
Born.
In Hood River valley. March 12. 1903.
to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Caddy, a son.
Married.
In Portland, March 12. 1903. Archie
Graham and Miss Ruth Sturgess. Mr.
and Mrs. Graham will- reside in Port
land. At Mosier, March 12, 1903, Lawrence
M. Lenninger and Miss Mary Flemming.
Died.
At Mosier, March 15, 1903, Mrs. Mary
Olsen. Her death was caused by tu
berculosis. Interment in Lark Grove
cemetery.
Last Wednesday evening at the home
01 Mr. and Mr. A. 0. Disbrow a party
was given for their daughter.Miss Ruth.
The time was very pleasantly spent in
playing games, etc. Ata very late hour,
after enjoying a dainty lunch, all de
parted for their homes, saying : "What
a good time we have had." Mr. and
Mrs. Disbrow know how to entertain
the yourj" folks. Those present were:
Mr. and Mrs. A. McCrumb, Albert Kel
ley, Misses Audry and Gladys Markley,
Ethel and Edna Dupree, Clara and Hul
da Hinrichs, Nannie and Mary Gerking,
Delia Turner, Messrs. Frank Smith, By
ron Smith, Raymond Markley, Fred In
galls, Walter Gerking, Thomas Bishop,
Ralph Hinrichs, Ruth and Mr. and Mrs.
A. 8. Disbrow.
Roy Smith, a veteran of the Spanish
American war, who has been baching
on his place four miles south of town,
got tired of the State of single-blessed
ness and last Saturday hied himself to
ward the state of Mississippi, where it
is supposed there is great attractions for
a bachelor of his build. Before leaving
here he secured a Backiull of Hood
River strawberry plants of J. W. Moore,
and it is surmised that he will exchange
the strawberry plants for a product of
juisaiBBippi ueiure 111s return.
The monthly tea given under the
auspices of the ladies aid society of the
Congregational church will be held at
the residence of Mr. and Mrs J.L. Hersh
ner Friday, March 27. The committee 1
for this occasion consists of the follow-!
ing ladies: Mesdames Friday, Ferguson,
Fredericks, Dukes, Davidson, Prettier,
and Ingalls. An interesting programme
will be rendered and dainty refreshments
served. Don't forget to come and assist
us with our wonderful menagerie.
J. M. Confer lost his household goods
while on the way from Missouri to this
place. The car in which they were was
burned. The loss to Mr. Confer is
about $500, but some of the goods were
Dric-a-hrac and souvenirs that cannot
be replaced. I
Easter
Millinery
Opening,
Saturday, March 21.
A complete exposition of all that is new,stylish
and desirable.
Strqetllats
Flowers
Ribbons
Veilings
Crimp tr( Qpa
goods we an Bhowingf
A cordial invitation extended to all
Sorosis Q loves for Easter.
You will need a. pair for that new suit THE
BEST GLOVE VALUE IN THE COUNTRY La
everywhere are delighted with them
The latest Shirt Waists and Shirt Waist goods
Will take pleasure in showing them to you
Ladies' Skirts made to your measure by The -Royal
Tailors; we are accurate in measuring and
insure perfect satisfaction All our customers are
highly pleased with our skirt service
THE PEOPLE'S STORE.
the
Pattern Hats
Laces
Braids
Novelties
splendid Hats and
pnog
Goods
Are now in stock, and we are showing some nice lines of Silk Tissue, Etamines,
Chambrag Madras, Viole Silks, Madras in stripes and plaids, A. F. C. Ginghams,
Percales and a nice line of Silks, such as all ladies like to look at and' wear.
In Novelties,
We can show you nice designs in Stick Pins, Broaches, Waist Sets, Sash Pins,
Waist Bags and locked Stick Pins.
In fact we have tried to make our stock one of the best that we could pur
chase for the Spring and summer trade, and would, invite you to look it over be
fore making your purchases.
Thompson's "glove-fitting" Corsets, $1.00, $1.50, $1.75 and $2.50.
Cosmopolitan Patterns,
Seam allowance,-10c always; none higher, none lower.
Our Grocery Stock
Is complete, and goods always fresh and clean.
We have 200 pounds of English Breakfast Tea that we will sell for ten days
only at 25c per pound. Don't miss this chance.
J. E. RAND.
Phone 681.
Free Delivery
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AC4-n I npn 1 r If you were in our place
btraignt l aiK aJnd knew you ,4e
selling goods for less than they do elsewhere, wouldn't
you do something? If you were an ambitious mer
chant, anxious to get every possible ounce. of power
out of your business, wouldn't you get a hustle on you?
Yes, you would, and that is what we are doing. We
want to build up an establishment that will meet your
every requirement in the way of goods and prices, and
we want you to feel that you are instrumental in doing
it, for what is our prosperity is that of our country,
which is yours. LET US WTORK TOGETHER.
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JLOn t LfClUgn the little folks to the ques
tion, "Why ko you like to trade at Booth's?"
"Because my toes don't go through the stockings I
get there. ' ' "Because I can get anything there. My mother
sept me for soap, bluing and clothes pins, and on my way
I stubbed my toe and fell down and forgot what she want
ed, but when I got there I remembered it was stockings,
thread and court plaster, and they had every one of
them." "Because their store is like' a "circus; they al
ways have a new show, only you dont have to pay to get
n." "Becauseldo;butrdli'keitbetterifyoukeptcandy.'
fTvf Jnnc A few of the little things
illHIUll3 that we carry Pins,
Needles, Machine Needles, Machine Oil,
Stocking Darners, Hair pins, Hose Sup
porters, Garter Elastic, Coat Collar
Springs, Curling Irons 0 styles, Hooks
and Eye Tape, . Ball and Socket Fastners,
Wire Bustles, Dress Stays, Whalebones,
Dress Shields, Kid Kair -.Curlers, Straw
Cuffs, Corsrt Clasps, Elastic Corset Laces,
Velveteen and Brush Dress Binding, Long
Handle Button Hooks, Blanket Pins, etc.
The Little Store With Little Prices.
HOURLY SALE.
Small Wares
peculiar t o
our store alone
Reading Glasses, Star Safety Razors,
Wostenholm and Wade & Butcher Razors,
Pocket Knives, Hunting Knives, Sheath
Knives, Compasses, Barometers, Magnets,
Fish Poles, Reels, Lines, Hooks of all
Sorts,Bait Boxes,Presreved Salmon Eggs,
Fish Spears, Bicycle Oil, Graphite, Wood
Rim Cement, Rubber Tire Cement, Rifle
and Shot Gun Cartridges, Sporting Goods,
Musical Merchandise of all kinds.
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ft, (A Full bleached i A r i t Tinware at f 1 fo 1 -2 P8- 1 2 to 1 Ifsiery " We 1 tO 2 Children'8 Uuder- 2 tO 3 g,?,ls' At 5 O'clock JaJ
9 LO 10 10 nchdaii- " tO II tin-y prices. 1 1 LU 1 almost every VL LO 1 shut our eyes W Z 'wear nice gar- IU O pretty patterns
, Vr V t C! mi vn,, wm.t nt these prices kind for every purpose- at the cost mark, and give ments that fit well and m Ginghams, Chambrays, " H a rubber timi, reed
ask lowelmg fast color All oun rot at P brush4 Nail you big bunches of good wearbetter. The prices will Dimities, etc., for summer f g Pjo Mered,
brder;niakesduralleroll- TJlrt brushes,8c; Vegetable Wish- value. Infants' Black Cassi- appeal to your purse, all dresses, Shirt Waists and aiming Go-Cart tothejjer-
er towels or soft, mcel and Jb es, Gc; Bath brushes, 28e; mer,15c pr; Children's heavy sizes. Jersev Ribbed Pants Aprons. If any one can ?on making the highest bid
towels. Price is attractive, Pails 20 c Tea ttkSoo ' , P Lalie8,gtainlJ8 and Vests, Misses, Children's rightly a PI,eal for room we for t during the day no
lns, 30c; Bnad PansSc! ruse8' 2ci Worse brushes, Cotton pr; Men's fine and Boys' sizes, - . can, that's why this pric, 7
12c per yard. 12c; 3"in 1 mnt bnishes'loc- blatk 8c- 18c per Garment. 9c per yard. Go-c!m p
Master Teildy Button and
: Miss Grace Holman will
3 5, in A ToiIot Articles z- n WAISTINGS- 7 o Neckties-in a Q f A n Men's Shirts- 1 'lease call at our store!
. 1JUm,1T.i.fWt ... LU U -We assure U IO Very beautiful LU O heap - expen- O LU y ifwe dosayit TfflHe Ticket?
10 4 lamp is ail litt!e tlunSs you that the quality of imitations of the expen- mve ones and cheaper ones ourselves, we beat the band 1 vivw
abomination Wethinktoo that are useful and time- these preparat ions is super- 8iVe woolen goods, in cot- for meny women and child- on shirts. Look at them;" pve them with every
mii. hofour tnde to offer saving about the kitchen ior and dainty. Bay Hazel ton Spring Goods. Stripe ren. Bows. String Ties, Bat- and you'll say the same, sale, they are mWmable for
such lmtwVllL.llvouo-ood Egg Beaters, 4 c; Funnels, Cream 20c, Toilet Cream effects. 28 Inches wide, You wings, 'Tecks, . Four-in- Dress shirty Golf shirts and j anything in i(ur store, or for
0niN.1t tl., i!ri,vsforone 4c; Laundry Soap, 4c; Par- 20e, Jelly of Roses 20c, Tal- can make up a nobby waist hands, Windsors, Windsor Soft Bosom shirts, Stanley Ml" which we offer asspw-
h(inrf; U 1 ,,11.1" I nmn- lor matches, 4c;Pepier cum powder 2V, Tooth for Easter that will look as Bows, fine quality Silks Shirts with collars and cuffs prennunw. our thoice
c()nn,l,.te lOe Bri Wali Jlses, 4c; Match Safes,4c; " Powder 20c. Tooth Wash nice as a $3 waist for less stlyishlv made up. Pick attached, all in the late of anything for 2 worth of
I -innw r,ml.'.tP iV- iek- Mouse Traps 4c; Iron ax, 20c, DeiitalCn-am 20c,Face than one-third that much, them out vourself for spring styles, any of them our tickets. There are none
ell'll 4c; Can openers, 4e. Powder 20c, Vaseline in 70c ner Vnrd llr 48c. n so large as the ones we give,
l 83 lkOC,KlCr uxml 1 pouU(j cans 20c. ZUC PCF y arU C' ( Q an.l your choice of any dish.