HOOD KIVER GLACIER, THURSDAY, MAY 6, 1004.
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Choice Lots for Sale in
Riverside Park and Idlewilde Additions
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Best improvements are going west, following the easy grades.' '
Streets are being opened, sidewalks laid and water pipes to furnish
spring water will be put in at once.
Phone 5 1
Phone 5 1
Lath
Sfa aggies
Hood
A. A.
PRATH pR INVESTMENT CO. '
Selling Agents.
C. T. BAWSON.
HOOD RIVER NURSERY.
Stock Grown on Full Roots.
We desire to let our friends and patrons know
-'" ; " that for the fall planting we will have and can mp
ply in any number
Cherry, Pea r.Apricot, Peach Plum Trees,
GRAPES, CURRANTS, BERRY PLANTS,
Shade and Ornamental Trees.
Also, all the standard yarieties of apple trees. Can
supply the trade with plenty of Newtown, Spitten
berg and Jonathan apple tres.
RAWSON & STANTON, Hood River, Or.
Now is the
Prices, ll-u'c. l:!ic and io euch. accord I no- t
size.
IRON AGE GARDEN
Tools are ahead. High wheel and first class at the right
prices. We have the exclusive agency. Come see them.
NO. 4 FERTILIZER
ff your strawberries are not in first-class condition
get some of the No. 4 fertiliser and strengthen them up.
This fertilizer helps the culls grow into good berries. Now
is the time to apply it.
FOR PLOWS AND CULTIVATORS
we are stocked with what you need. Get the old tools out
and either get new parts where needed, or 'new tools.
Time is too valuable to spend trying to make an old worn
out tool do your work when the season is short.
STUDEBAKER WAGONS
A car of Studebaker wagons now in contains some
special fruit growers' wagons with large size boxes, strong
neat and durable, at the same prices that hare been asked
for less desirable styles. Don't "fail to call and examine
them wheto they come in. . '
rv iifinfAM rrn tit rrv
More than 31,750 Pre
scriptions
Have been filled in our Iaburatory. The reason
fortius large prescription business is found in the
service we give, The best materials obtainable
and moderate charges are the thiflgs that hare
brought us the patronage, of the public and the
confidence of the physicians.
LeJ; us Fill Your Prescriptions.
WILLIAMS' PHARMACY
M. MANLY.
MANLY & CROW,
White Salmon Real Estate
Dealers.
White Salmon, Wash., have sole charge of the sale
of lots in this growing town. We have a large list
of farm and fruit lands for sale.
Correspondence solicited.
k H. STANTON
Time
.To put Hoyt's Patent
Tree SupjKjrts on your fruit
trees. The cut shows how
they work. Don't wait until
the tiws are broken down or
bent out of hap with heavy
load of f ruit. Put. them on
now and nave the trees. They
are permanent and stay for
years with a little adjust
ment of the win's. VVhen
you use these supports you
have no props in the way of
cultivators, and they are al
ways there.
O. G. CROW.
olsvint Clippers.
L. V. Nealelsjh bought two acre, of land
from W1U Haynes; consideration, SliOO.
Margaret Barrett aid Margaret Nlckeleen
vera on the sick list last week.
T. Q. Fsohn purchased a top buggy from
J. M. Nlctslmn last. weuk.
. f Fuller, of L'benowltb was In Belmont,
Sunday.
The ladles', aid of Belmont won the 15 prize
alroabr Major booth for selling the most goods
Bwm bis store.
"(Meat Is the Belmont Aid." .
Guy Wood worth has returned from Calt
ftwnla much Improved In health, and says
h Is glad to get back home.
' John .orbesand family from Rulbton,were
visitors In Belmont, Sunday.
Mrs. Btoiit who has been on the sick list for
the past week Is.improvlng.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Sproat, Mr. and Mrs.
Jm (jleeeon and daughter, Mrs. Charles
Htetten. and baby Paul from fine Grove were
tweets, at the Idual Farm, Sunday.
Mr. MnlineofKaat Grand Forks, Minn., Is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. K. J. Nlcliulson.
OlafOlsrud, nephew of O. A.. Lindas', ar
rived hf Sunday morning from Kongaberg,
Norway. It Is about one month siuce he left
bis liotne aud he says the ocean was very
amis. He ts going to stay on Mr. Lindas'
term to assist with the work there, as Mr.
Lindas is working in the saw milts or Astoria.
Mrs. M. P. Iwnberg went to the Locks, Tues
day to visit her sttn Howard, who is principal
of the actiool there.
Mlam Alta and Iva Anderson entertained I
a number of tlrelr little friends at their beauti
ful oouulry home, with H.May picnic, mat Hat.
srday. '1 lie children met iu tUe pretty grove
atooutl o'clock, where they played games
until half past three.tlien the girls announced
dinner, and they ceased playing games while
Uiey enjoyed a delicious dinner prepared by
Use little irlrls. with Mrs. Anderson's assist.
ance. The children looked pretty gathered
around the tables. The little girls did well
in serving tne dinner ana every one t-eeineu
sattsded. They crowned Kuth Nicholson as
"Uueen of tte May," she being the youngest
there. Kuth looked very pretty sitting on
the tkmste tfcey bad decorated for her. The
children went koine about 6 o'clock, and all
reported a good time. Those present were:
Iva Anderson, Nole KadllfF, Winnie Houle,
Marie Wo ale, Itcrnlce HKiule, Helen Morgan,
Minnie Kby, Aileen Kby, Alia Anderson,
llettle Kail 1 Iff, Alta Moorman, f ern Bangle, I
Uenevleve Bangle, Huth Nicholson, Llda
Jones, Alma Jones, Hay Nicholson, Hay Boor
man, Harrison Bangle, Dale Mcvay, k,dward
ttouke, Art-tile llman, Kills Abernalhy,
Hteve Kby, Uaykird Metcalf, Oscar Jones, Lee
Monte.
CoasascfA'SSf t Kirrrisr.
Friday evening May 6, the publlo schools
will give ttwir commencement In the opara
house. We are all deeply interested In the
progress or oar children and this simple an
nouncement will be sufftcienl to insure a
packed house tor the occasion.
The fallowing programme will be rendered:
Bong, "Mappy Urecllng,"
Invocation Kev. J. L.Hershuer.
Salutatory, feMella Persons.
Mong, "My Wanderstaff."
Meclutlosi, "Old Ace." Kllea 'fruitier.
HMullag aud I'antoaaliue, "Courtship of
Mites Miandieh."
Indian Club Drill Otris of Claaa.
Bong, Oregon,
Mediation, "Selection front Iievid H st
rum." Horatio Wood.
Recitation, "How HeBavrd Bt. Michael."
Vera Alien.
Piano SWo, "Bmiles "and TeaVs.'".'"
t'lneouee iianna.
Rscltatton, "Jta Kenton gets Married."
t rance Bragg.
Valedictory .........Morrill Uessllua:.
PreseaMkUosi of dlplonias i.T. Men.
Class song,
Oeneral astmlerioa lSeents.
flarrlrd.
At trie home of Dr. Turky In Weston, Hoa
darevewln. Msrl. IBM. Hrfaaeji M. Baling
of Weston, and Miss Klla Iarnberg, daughter
of M. 1. laenberg of Hutid Hirer; J. W. Jen
ains, pastor of the Christian chart, Athena,
ofnelaiing.
t'rp f ThMk.
I wleh to return my sincere tHanas to the
Smd fi lauds and ciiibora who gave the en
lertalamettt aw nay beovAt, whlcti will enable
a to go Ui lite springs, laeir Hladnexs I can
never forget. KU LYON.
BeeulataoeM (if WaaMiaaas) Ixxf.
Whereas.The Great and Rnpreme Ruler of
the uaiverae has in Ills Infinite wlKdom re
moved from among us Grace lane Day, be
loved wi'ieofour estAMsed neighbor, l,eonard
P. Day, we deem It eminently fitting that we,
the officers and members of Camp No. 770J,
Modern Woodmen of America, record our
uwreciatlon of her as worthy member of
our eommuntty;
Therefore, be it resolved. That the sod acci
dent that removed such a life so suddenly
from our midst leaves a vacancy and .a
shadow that will be deeply realized by all
the nivmbers and friends of the organisation,
and will prove a serious loss to the entire
community, as Bellas those who knew her
only to love and respect her.
Hesolv:d, That with deep sympathy with
the relatives of the deceased we express our
hope that even so great a loss to ua Mil may
be ovei ruled by Him who doeth all things
well.
Kcsofted, That a copy of thene resolutions
be spread upon the records of Camp 770'J, Mod
ern Woodmen of America, a copy printed In
the Hood Kiver (liacler, and a copy forward
ed to flie bereaved husband.
' J. C.HNVDKK, )
J. H. REKH. Committee. .
K. L DAV1DBON J
RESOLUTIONS BY ROYAL HKIQHBOIM.
The following resolutions were adopted by
Mountain Home Camp 'o iHli'.l, Rpyal Neigh
bors of America, Hood Utver, Oregon:
Whereas. The angel of death has entered
our camp for the tirst time and taken from
our midst our beloved Vice Oracle and es
teemed neighbor, Mrs. Grace Lane Day,
Resolved, That we, the P5'Tibers of said
camp, deeply mourn the lots we have sus
tained, and that we humblf submit to the
wflrof the Fattier, who he, taken her away;
and be it further
Resolved, Xhat we tender our heartfelt sym
pathy to the bereaved family, to the husband
and little boy, avho so sadly mfturn the loss of
a dear wife and mother.
Resolved, That our charier be draped In
mourning tor .tu days, ttial a copy of these
resolutions be sent to the sorrowing husband
and family, one to the local paper for publi
cation and a copy be placed on the records of
our camp.
MRS. KI.LA HAKIN, )
NIMH NKLL1K BIRD, J-Com.
MRS. LAURA BNYDER.J
Made Young Again.
"One of I)r. King' New Life Till
each night for two weeks hag put me
in my 'teens' again" writes I). H. Tur
ner of Denapaeyicwn, Pa. They're the
best in the world for liver gtomach and
bowels. Purely o vegetable. Never
gripe. Only 25c at Churlea N. Clarke'
drug store.
Aa Open Letter.
From the Chapln, 8. C, New: Early
In the spring my wife and I were taken
with diarrhoea and so severe were the
pains that we called a physician who
firescribed for us, but his medicines
ailed to give any rrlief. A friend who
had a, bottle of Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera aud Liiarrhoea Remedy on
band gave each of us a dose and we at
once felt the effects. I nrocured a bot
tle and before using the entire contents
we were entirely cured. It is a won
derful remedy and should be found in
every household. 11. C. Bailey, editor.
This remedy is for sale by all druggists.
JAYNE,
Secretary.
Grove.
Pine Grove, April 2,5. Editor Glacier
The Prohibition Alliance met the peo
ple of Pine Grove, April 22, according to
appointment ana were received oy
ood and appreciative audience,. Rare
ly have we been bMteir entertained re
garding both addresses and singing.
The writer unites with Mr. Stone, the
national lecturer of th W. V. T. U., in
the following declaration; "I thank God
there are a lew men and women in Ore
gon who do not fear to come out in the
open and ge against tne saloon Because
they are tew in number." We can go
still farther and say we thank God
that among these are some pastors who
are zealous workers In the prohibition
movement, men who have the courage
!.:. r ,:it
IW OipiCDI IUC1I WUTKUUII, MI1U A Will
.venture to say those hurches who are
favored with such loyal leaders win
nrosner in the truest nunse of the word
May the good work go on until every
cuurch shall hear the call, and every
newspaper publish tlte glad tidings that
a united effort is being made throughout
the length and breadth of our land to
crush out in every community, licensed
vice in all its forms; or its continuance
brings nothing but reproach to any
people. J. A. H
Lak of ttrf e.
The Davidson Fruit Co., are busy as
beavers getting out crates to care lor
the immense crop of berries that seems
now to be a certainty in the valley tin
season. Wliat trouble them the most
just now is lack of storage facilities. If
the farmers can possibly do so, it will
certainly be to their interest to get their
crates out as rapidly as possible, for,
should a tire get a start in the im
mense pile of crates thev have stored it
would be impossible to eitinguiBh it
and the supply ol crates lor the season
would be cut off, as it would be impossi
ble for tins company to make others to
take their place or to ship in from other
places enough crates in time to supply
the demand. While, it the crates are
distributed and a farmer's crates should
burn, his loss would not be nearly so
great as if lie could not harvest his crop
lor lack of crates aad his neigtinors
crates would not burn at the same time,
and where but a few crates burn they
they can be easily replaced; besides.
in the country there is not one chance
for a fire to a hundred at the factory and
storehouses, where aary .paeiirif train
is a menace, and where the use of en
gines and other machinery, handled
ever so carefully, carries more or less
danger. To us it would seem the part
of wisdom lor the berry growers ol tne
valley to asake sure of a aufiicient
number of cratea, if they can care for
litem, to at least bold the bulk of their
op.-
Cfwrrearatieasii Rreof uitlon lattutf .
A council of reeoaiiition will be held
with the Pin iove Congregational
church, at Pia Grove, on Wednesday,
may 11, at 3 p. as.
There will alas tm an evening meeting
at 8 o'clock.
The following cnnrclies will be repre
sented by pees r and delegate:
first Uongregastonal tJlmrefi, lort
land, Rev. t. L. House, D. D. pastor.
. First Congregational Church, The
Dalle, Rev. D, V. Poling, pastor.
First Congnwstional Church, Whitat
Salmon, Kev. 8. C. Garrison, pastor.
- HiveriMle Uoogregational Utiurcn,
Hood River. Rev. 3.L. Hersliner,pstor.
There will also be nresent: lie v. C. F.
Clapp Kev. Howard N. Smith and Kev.
v. J. Treiwr.
Rev. E. L. Ho. D. D. of Portland,
will preach the sermon on Wednesday
evening at o'clock.
A general invitation is extended te
tne people to attend bom aiternoon anu
evening services.
a
Kew Flrta.
D. R. Norton, from Corvallis, and
Hugh D. Smith, from The Dalles, have
bought out the plumbing business of
F. L. Davids, n & Co. Mr. Smith ia a
practical workman in his line and will
look after the mechanical work, while
Mr.JSortoti will have charge ol the ollice
end of the business. The new firm will
be known as Norton & Smith. F. L,
Davidson and Barton Davidson, the
former proprietors, haJ built up a good
business and their many friends in the
business world will be sorry to .learn
they have made a change. F. L. and
Barton Davidson will join their brothers
iu the saw ruilT business at ,Couer
d'Alene City, Idaho, where the Lost
Lake Lumber Co. lias laffee timber land
holdings. . Hood Kiver people will wish
them abundant eaccess in their new
enterprise.
Eighth tirade Exams.
ActiRg Superintendent Neff was in
Uetod River Friday visiting our schools.
He says the past year has been a very
successful one, educationally, and excel
lent reports came in from all the schools
from their 8th grade examinations, very
few pupils taking 8th grade work and
failing to pass. The entire 8th grade at
Barrett passed as did the Frankton class.
Claude Thompson, the 13-year-old son
of Professor C. D. Thompson passed 6n
93. The professor holds Claude's rec
ord as ao proof that it is better to not
place a child in school until It is eight
years of ape, Claude having made the
eight grades irP five terms of eight
months each. This is a fine record, but
it has worked excellently iu Claude's
case it does not hold that it would do so
with many others. This wonld be a
very interesting subject for our instruc
tors to invest;gate at their institutes.
Florence Byerlee and Albert Garra
brant of Frankton passed at just the
same percentage, 08 2-10. There has
been a rivalry between them during the
entire term, eaco trying to excel tne
other, and the result ia that their certifi
cates show a high standing.
It pays to advertise In the Glacier.
Two weeks ago we told of Uncle Billy
Ellis losing his family bible. And we
sympathised with him in bis loss. Last
week Mr. Ellis informed us that his
good wife found it where it had been
carefully laid away.
Our
Prices A
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T. H
Guns Fishing Tackle Camp Outfits
Call and see the new Winchester Automatic " Itumboo Poles, 7So to SJO.OO; Hteel Rods, H I Tenia, Awnings, Wagon Covers, Camp
rifle, Parker A Hnilth Hhot Uuna; Havage, ton; Reels, 15o lo 110. All that's new In an- stoves, ItJit) up. Camp Htoves, Hammocks.
Marlin and Winchester rules; Hportlng rlllus, tomatlc Reels. Kly Hooks, 250. 85o,6oo and ti I The latest In cooking uteusela aud camp
ItttoHO. Ammunition for all arms. lador.cn, Klsh Lines, Vfi to SZuu each. conveniences.
Everything for Building and Furnishing the Home
Hardware Stoves Tinware Furniture Linoleum
Carpets Faints Oils Qiaos Building Materials
STEWART, the ; Home Furnisher.
Without question the most beautiful residence
location in the city. High and sightly, no mud
no dust. Supplied with the purest spring water.
You are cordially invited to come up and inves
tigate, see the water plant, enjoy the fine view
and have a good drink. No trouble to show
lots: Always at home. Now is your chance.
CCOE - - - . . scoop RIVSS
Summons.
In the Circuit Court of the Htate of Oregon
for Wasco County.
Frank Davenport, plaintiff, vs. I'ranfe C.
. Wllsop, defendant.
To Frank C Wilson, the defendant above
named: ,
Vnn urn hnrfthv renulratl to HDiwir anil an.
swsr the complaint filed against you In thr
above entitled suit In the above-named court
on or before the expiration of six wurks from
the date or the nisi publication or tins sum
mons; and you are hereby uiillrled that If you
fall to so appear and answer the aakl com
ulalnt that Jmuiment and decree will be taken
against you for the relief prayed for In said
complaint, to wit: Judgment for the sum of
ti), with interest thereon at th. rate of 10 per
cent per annum from October s, IUOD, and for
Ilia IllTlllev sum Ol u as auorney s ives in
tills suit, and for the costs and disbursement
of this suit, and a decree foreclosing the morlr
gaaje mentioned in sata complaint, ana ai
rectlug that th. real premises therein men
tioned be sold on execution, and that the pro
ceeds of such sale be applied In payment of
theoosta and expenwea or such sale and of this
suit, and to the satisfaction of such sum as
uiivy be found due the plaintiff In this suit, in
cluding the said attorney's fee and &r.M paid
by plaintiff for taxes on said mortgaged
premises.
This summons Is served by publication for
six consecutive weeks in the Hood Kiver
(liacler, a newspaper of general circulation,
published In said Wasco county, pursuant to
an order directing snch publication, made by
Hon. W. L. Uradshaw, judge of the above
named court, which said order Is dated on
the 28th day of March, l'.HM, and the dale of
the nrst puuucaiion nereoi is April i, iish.
a7ml'2 A. A. JAYNE. Atty for Plaintiff.
Sheriff's Sale of ileal
Estate.
Notice is hereby given that an execution
and order of sale wkh Issued out of the Circuit
Court of the state of Oregon for Wasco county
on the lttth day of April, l'.KM, Uien a Judg
ment and decree given and made therein on
thelM.lt dav of Anrll. l'.KIt. as of and for the
nth day of November. l!l:t, 4n favor of W. H.
Wilson and against J. K. Friend for the sum
of S4JH.20, with Interest thereon from thelith
day of November, WB, at the j-ate tif 10 per
cent per anuum, and 176 attorney's fees, and
tne runner sum oi n.tw cowis, wim-u wm ex
ecution and order of sale is dlrectwHo and
commands me to sell tha south half of the
southwest quarter, the southwent quarter of
the aout.heftHt nnarter of section four, and tie
northwest quarter of the northeast quarter of
Section nine in lownsrup one norm, range
11 east, in wasco couuiy, uregou, ui saiisty
said judgment; therefore, In pursuance of sajd
execution and order of sale I will, on
Saturday, the 21st day of May, ll)Oi,
at the hour of 2 o'clock P. M.. at the county
court home door In Dalles Cily, In Wasco
county, Oregon sell at publlo auction to the
hiirheat bidder for cash In hand the lands and
premises above described for the purpose of
Satlsrying saiu juukiiichi m uecree.
Dalles Cits', Or, April 1(1, WW.
K. C. HEXTON,
a21mlx Hherlff of Wasco county, Oregon,
Wanted,Fruit
Lands
Lint your Fruit Lands with us in the
Homese,gers uume h you want w sen
them. We advertise the ftuide in over
226 Eastern and Middle West papers.
Bend (or the Homeseekers' tiuide.
BATCHELOR Ht BERNARD
TS First Mtreet
Portland, Or
Dr. M. A.
JONES
DENTIST
office la Lan-
gille Bldg.
Hood Rivca
Will be In Hood River Fridays and Ualur-
oays.
re the Lowest
NORTON
Successors to F. L.
Tinners, Plumbers and
-AGENTH FOR-
Sampson Windmills. Warm Air Furnaces
Automatic Spray Pumps.
Our
Own
Make
Portable Baths
We carry a full line of Pipe Fittings, Garden Hose, Lawn
Sprinklers, IIoho Nozeles, etc.
At
the
Hazel wood Parlors
SPECIAL FOR
Wednesdays and Sundays.
Neapolitan Bricks, Strawberry, Vanilla and
Chocolate Flavors.
Special attention given to Party Orders and Sunday
Dinners. Plione 723.
.PORTLANDOREJ
Thursday, May 5th. We take this means to introduce the
jopuliSr Olympic Flour to the Hood River housewife,
and Mr. Rand will be pleased to have jtou call on him and
get a chance on a 50-lb. sack of Olympic with any pur
chase you make in either the Grocery or Dry Goods de
partments.' The Portland Flouring Mills Co.
Makers of Olympic Cake and Pastry Flour,
Olympic Pancake Flour,
Olympic Wheat Hearts-a-Mush.
& SMITH,
DAVIDSON & CO.
Steam Fitters
Our
Own.
Mike
Olympic Patent ' .
Family Ffour
(now on this market to stay)
is guaranteed, and will make a greater
quantity of better bread than any other
flour costing as much or more money
than Olympic.
Mb. J. E. Hand is giving away Olym
pic Flour at his store, beginning