Under Muslin Sale
'
Under Muslin Sale
The ready cash pe-mitted us
to buy 2,000 garments, consisting of
KB! Gowns, DraiBTS, Chemise,
Lone Mi M SRirls,
FOR HALF ACTUAL WORTH
Tli.
These goods were shipped to a firm in Taeoma which burned out and will discontinue busines
factory took the matter up with us and we bought the entire lot for practically half price. Our customers can
secure new, snowy goods, beautifully trimmed, and full sizes, made by the Peerless Manufacturing Co., of
Newport, New Hampshire, at half actual worth.
Hi Jlm
mm m
Boys' Extra Good Suits
Cost Less than
Other Clothing Elsewhere
Men's
Furnishings
never were as snappy
as this season, and the
Portland Stores cannot
show a more pleasing
variety of
SUITS
HATS
SHOES
than Frank A. Cram.
Our Boys
f Goods are
jf Right in Line
CHICAGO
I'RIFF LOCAL MATTERS.
Fresh smelt at McGnire liros.
New corned beef at MeGuire BroB.
Hliiu Vitrol ut Clarke's 7c a pound.
Mantle dorks, with gold plated front,
warranted not to tarnish, at C. H.
Temple's.
Gloves and mittens at cost. Largest
stock in the city. Must reduce the
stock. S. J. Frank.
Temple, the Jeweler, lias moved into
the Smith building, opposite Williams'
drug store.
W..I. Haker has some beautiful lots
for cale near Clias. Clarke's residence
on the bill.
' Do your eyes fail you? Come in and
see 0. II. Temple, the oculist, who is '
prepared to test and lit your eyes, and '
has the largest stock of glasses in the
city. I
Best selection of ring-" ever brought to i
Hood Uiver. Over '.'00 styles. C. II,
Temple. I
S. K. Burtmesa has a first class uphol-1
sterer in his employ, and is prepared to
do all kinds of repair work.
I have a large stock on hand, in fact,
the largest stock in town. Watches,
the finest grade rings, the largest stock,
nil at reduced prices. Come and see
C, II. Temple for bargains in all lines.
Two houses for rent. W. J. Haker
For sale. Some of the finest lots on
he hill, fronting the river. Also lots
in Iiiverview park anil Idlcwild. See
AV. J. Haker.
Smoke the Hood Uiver Strawberry 5c
cigar; old by all dealers.
Jut received New line Lewis and
Clark souvenir pins. Ctdl to see them
at Clarke's the jeweler.
Latest designs in ladies watches; gold
filled, solid gold, and also with diamond
setting. Also a full line of gentlemen'!)
watches. C. II. Temple.
A fine farm for sale in the Odell dis
trict. Well improved. Sold at a bar
gain if taken soon. W. J. Wiker
(Jo to the Ideal Market for hav.
Sherwin-Williams- paint at Clarke's.
Fresh garden seed at the Ideal Mar
ket on the heights.
Shingles. See tis for best prices.
Oregon Lumber Co.
Smoke the Hood Kiver Strawberry So
cigar; sold by all dealer.-.
50 acres on the East Side, 21 miles
out. 10 acres in young orchard. A snap.
W. J. BAKER.
Five room cottage near the Firs, $800.
W, .1. Haker & Co.
For garden seeds that will grow go to
W. Haynes &Co. They have a large as
sortment of Hower and vegetable seedB
Take advantage of the warm spring
days and plant your garden now.
Haynes A Co. also have a supply of
on on sets.
Sidewalk lumber. Delivery same
day order is received. Oregon Lumber
Co.
Do you use Lath? Get our price and
compare it with that of compel i'ors
You will make money this way. Ore
gon Lumber Co.
Eight room house for rent. H. M.
Abbott.
Phenominul property bargain. For
$1500 cash, a place worth $2000, two
story eight roomed house, two story
barn, two corner lots, in lower Hood
Kiver, for a few days only, after which
the price will be raised. Kdwin A.
Henderson agent.
Gentlemen : Money an object? Then
bny your hat at Knapp's closing out
sale.
If yon are having trouble deciding on
yonr summer millinery, cease your wor
rying and come to the millinery open
ing to be held soon at Hand's store.
There vou cannot help but find what
you want.
Closing out men's hats at Knapp's.
The successful butcher is one who
keeps as complete a line of meats as
money can buy, and raters to the wants
of his customers. Such a stock you
will find at MrGuire Bros.
Two-quart combination hot water
bottle and fountain syringe guaranteed
for one year. Only $1.50 at Clarke's.
Do you want that prescription filled
accurately and with just what the doc
tor ordered? Then take it to Clarke's.
See Frohn & Ileaton on the heights
for Utah land-plaster.
Buy your berry crates and fruit boxes
atthe llood River box factory. They
are homemade and the fruit sells at top
prices when packed in them. Hood
Kiver fruit deserves good lioxes, ami
when you buy from the Hood Kiver .box
foctory you are sure of a supply when
you want. them. Our prices are right.
Davidson Fruit Co.
Use Williams' anti-seiitic hair tonic
and keep off gray hairs.
Wasco Patent and Sherman I'ateiit
flour, made in Sherman county from
the noted wheat of that county; (pialdy
tully guaranteed. Sold liy Vt . 11. Wait.
All watch, jewelry and optical work
guaranteed. Clarke the Jeweler.
Do you live in this part of the coun
try? Then buy home-made fruit boxes.
Thev are all right and the ppices are
right. At Davidson Fruit Co.
Full line of all kinds of meat, fresh
and rnred, at Holman's.
100 acres, 1 miles from Mosier sta
tion, on main road; good spring; an
acre; will divide; line apple Intnl. Also
other Mosier property. .J. Baker & Co.
House and lot in Spokane on desirable
residence street. Will trade for Hood
Kiver farm property. W. .1. Baker it
Co.
Chickens! chi kens ! We will pay you
the top price for all your produce. Bring
it to us and be convinced that what we
tell you is so. MrGuire Bros.
Walk-over shoes nil the latest lasts,
at the New Stoie. Yogi Bros.
MrGuire liros. carry the best leading
brands of Butter llazelwuod, White
Clover and Wasliong.il.
Be sure to wet prices on the new line
of Klgin, Walthnm and other standard
watch uiinenienls before buying else
where. (Mnrke the Jeweler.
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GET IN THE HABIT
OF TRADING AT
Hosiery
For Men, Women, Boys, Girls and
Babies. New shipment of "Arm
or l'late," the kind that wears,
just in from faclorv.
Little Prices.
UndersKirts
If the "Henrietta" skirts were
not the verv best values we could
get vc would not continue- to sell
them year after year; they stand
the te't for )iia!itv and style
$1.25 to 4-OQ
New Shirt Waist
Nobbv etvlee, strictly 1905, in
white and colored Lawns, beauti
fully made and vou'll be sur
prised at the Little Prices.
Summer Dress Goods
Pretty, new patterns for your
summer gown. It win oe a pleas
ure to -Low them to vou
McCuIN Dress Patterns
Mandolins a rvd Guitars
A new lot of medium priced,
clear-to ed instruments just in.
We can s-ityou in tone, finish
and rice let us show them to
you.
Harmonicas
We challenge any music store
in the northeast to show a finer
line of these in'iiinifn's; fifty
different tt les. 5c. to $2.00
Sheet Music
All the latest vocal and instru
mental hits. W- Like great pleas
ure in keeping thi department up
to date. Lit le Price.
Artists Materials
Kverythim! that is needed for
oil, water color ami crayon work.
We. cum- a full line of Wind r
and Newtous tut colors.
Little Price.
THF BIG STORE
WITH LITTLE PRICES
Belt BucKles,
The lery le-we-t thing" in I YaH,
Gilt and Silver Filigree.
New shin waist s, ts, veil pins,
scarf pin-, etc Little Prices.
Laces and
Embroideries
New t' is season's designs, in
Pluck, White, Krru ami ('ha n
pagne Kill',. .us and chiff n for
your Faster toggery.
Little Prices.
Belts
The latest creation in silk, satin
and leather. Crush and girdle
shapes. They are very pretty and
wt want vou to see them.
Little Prices.
Flower Seeds
There is nothing that will givt
more lasting plca-ii -e than a prettv
flower bed. Now's the time to
plant, a large variety ot sen
here. Little Prices.
IN EVERY DETAIL
A Ball, Bat and Cap
Wltil CVCI suit
FREE, FREE,
Boys Shirts,
Caps, Shoes.
Hosiery, and
Underwear, $
Shown Cheerfully I
BY 1
FRANK A. CRAM. 1
iESSSSSSSSTSS tt-stwMggagm.'
n Today.
Now that all important (iieslion is
settled the next thins; is the ring a line
new line of engagement and wedding
rings. Prii's right. Cuirkc the jeweler.
The Davidson Fruit Co. have left in
stork one No .'! Mickney three-hoise
power g.iHoliue engine iipaneed fur for t
or slow s;i-ed suitable for pumping
water for irrigating purposes or other
power Very simple and easy to oper
ate. For sale at a bargain .
WANT .MUM Y '.' I have fltiOil to
flHtMMo loan on first-class security. K.
II II art wig.
Five acres, 1 1 miles south of town ; It
acres in berries ; on main road. Price
Bl'Kl. W. J. Baker ,V Co.
Well, don't you see that if you wish
to see well, vou should see Clarke the
optician. Guaranteed work in ghijs
fitting.
Faster Opening of Imported ami I to
nics! ic pattern lulls ot Hand's store,
Thursday afternoon and following days.
Complete set of lilacksniithiiig tools
for sale; also will sell or lease shop,
well established business. Located ill
Hood Kiver. W. .1. Baker & Co
.Miss Ihizen will he pleased to have
the ladies of Hood Kiver and vicinity
call. Orders will he taken and prompt
ly filled by competent trimmers.
A fine line of pretty new chirks; ;d-o
a good line of 1 H 17 Keger Bros, and oth
er standard makes of silverware at
Clarke's the Jeweler.
Ketcrtainineiit Friday Night.
The Women of Woodcraft will give an
entertainment and supper at the K. of
I . 1 1 it 1 1 , 1-riilav night, April r, a leatuie
of which w ill be a grand array of mov
ing pictures, produced by a cmeograph
and stereopticon.
I he entertainment will be free, alter
which t here will he supper and a dance..
Burn.
In Hood Kiver, Saturday, April I,
to Mr. and Mis. Truman Butler, u
daughter.
In Hood Kiver, Saturday, March Si,
to mr. mid .Mrs. w. w. rirkelt. a
son.
In Hood Kiver, Tuesday, April 4, to
Mr. and Mrs. John I'yng, a son.
Mr. and Mrs. Myron limner of
liockford, 111., lire in the city, the
guest of Glen Fa I rick.
W. II. Oreudorf, u pi inter who
spent last summer in Hood Iiier,
died in Portland, March 17.
Tl.o people of Wiiscow ill vote on the
proposition of issuing ."ti't.ooit bonds
for installing severs, electric, lights
and water system.
It. P. ( irr advert ises in another col
umn that he is picptired to coutti.ct
for brick and cement work. Mr. (Irr
has had 1(7 years experience in this
line of work, and can aasiire line v oi k
in his line. Give him a trial.
The elfeet ivene-s of a "lot" ad in
the Ulaoior whs demonstrated lust
week, when a lady at Palo Alto, Calif
ornia, wroto this oliico for a !' if of
gloves, advertised as found and left it
this otllco for the owner. There is
nothing that pays so well as a Sic ad
in the Glacier. Thiro is no better
want-ad medium in the state.
C. A. Pell, with a crew of oil log
gers, is clearing Hood Kiver of logri.
j driving from In. mm to l.'sl.tKHl feet of
timber a day to the boom at the
mouth of tl.u i-ticam. It is the inleii
tion of the Oregon Lumber Co. to
clear the river of logs by the middle,
of this month. '1 ho next Latch of logs
will come from the n oiintains on the
new railrt nil, now in the course of
construction.
Lev. .1. (i. Tate of Denver, supreme
inn
".lie
I Water and Light Notice
! All water and light bills must be paid
at the company's ollice each month in
j advance, on or before tiie 10th day of
;'-' month. No collector will lie sent
join her.aiter.In all cases where bills are
i 1 "I promptly paid when due, the ser
1 re.- will h,. discontinued until nil
j i' rearage" are paid.
ii' "mi m m; c.i.i-.i I hi : I., r A
W. C.
By W. II. Chipping, Manager.
V II May in llootl Kircr.
The rent, ..I.- 1 1 ... 4 .a .)
- nut, iiinnt. ,wi, ini. r l.'t'O
I gr w strong, called Palino Tablets, '
ii oe soiii regularly liy Williams
armiicv, Hood Kiver. These great :
rve and constitution builders cos! onlv I
per box, six lioxes t- "!'
Notice Stockholders' Meeting. i
The annual meeting of the stockhold- '
ersoftlie Hood Kiver Bane Ball asso-i
c ation will be held ut the rooms of the
Commercial club, April 1!H1!.
U. K. WILLIAMS, .Secretary.
Land plaster at llolinan & Co.
Do Yon Suffer with Dyspepsia
or indigestion? Clarke's Dyspepsia
Tablets will cure vou. Price onlv .MIc.
EASTER OPENING
Ih'iimi!!;Tlmrsl;iy, M;h.'!0
i .
ami romimiinji' one v.
f
A Special Opening of
Pattern Hats. Shapes and
colors radically different
from former seasons and
positively charming from
an artistic standpoint.
For same s( vie nml quality our prices art1 much
below Portland.
7
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1! anl
JUST RECEIVED
0
nan u
NEW SKIRTS
NEW COATS
Our ailvautM-d shipment of
9 a T1
ill
We a re sliowinji- Has just, lieeii received
Castor and Tan Covert Coats
'I Ti'ht littiii' and loose hack, al from $7.50 to $14.50.
la Hear in mind that, with these "arments von take no chances, as t hev tire the
HPalmer Garments, which means Lauesl Styles, Hetter Made, More Perfect Fit
JjaiHl Most Klcfrant Finish.
g) Another new arrival our Sprine,- Stock of
Clothing' for Men and Boys
1 FiVerythin"1 that is new and nobby in Men's, Youths" and Boys' Clothine,- is
finow rendv for vour insjiection tit our store.
1 Say, Mr. (iooddresser, don't fail to call and see our New Top Coats. No
man's wardrobe is complete without one, and 1 hose we are showing are a com
4 binat ion of elegance and economy, that at- once must appeal to your pride and
purse. Come in; you are as welcome looking as buying.
Smith BlocK J. RA
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Hood River
'I ijumlii imm'19t..;-
ezrWi Wfl !IW (A tfWWWI IPS?"
i-Mtid lecturer for the A. O. 17. W., i a part of the records of t he district, I T.N. I'Mnney of Park lint ids, A! inn.,
is in tint city visiting his sons, who j and have submitted the evidence wit h- j was in Hood Kiver the llrst if the
have a fiirin on the Newtown Clark j out niKiimeut for the consid ration week, visit iiiK his former neighbor, T.
tract, liev. Tate, who Iiiim n imtiumil of (7miuty Superintendent .1. T. Nell', S. Weekly. Mr. I'iiiney Iihh an e.
lepiitution us n public, speaker, will ; who will likely render his decision t he ; tensive real estate business in Min
lill the pulpit of Lev. (j. J. Nelson, latter prat of this week. This is the nesota, but feels t ho Wi Ht is even a
at the First Unitarian church, Sun ease wherein .Mrs. Sanborn was tried better place, uml is bote li okintf out
day moruiiik', April Id. Mr. Tate before the board nml discharged on i the Oregon counlry. He vent on to
hopes to return to Hood Kiver bv the i the gi omul of incoinpeteiiev. j KiiM-burg .Momhiv, but will return
lirst of May accompanied by '.Mrs. j lnvit.lli(ms( , f,. ,,, nml.,iage I to JI 1 l:iv'"'
late, and will make this his home. f,fMis Nni !()l11 ,l,.uUl,ter of A. 1. Mason returned Wednesday
The O. H. & N. is improving tliei.Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge I'. Ilonney of j morning from The Dalles, where ho
appearances, ut the depot by putting i Woodhiirn to Will (!. ( irovor, Weilnes- j li ft Mrs. Mason, whom the doctors
down u new platform. ' day, April !. Mr. drover, who bad , state will have to remain in the lies-
,1 H Oicntt principal "of The , diarge of the new drug store nut il j pit.nl until her system is titrong
Itidles high school, iic.eompaii ied the ; ,aHl weeK is now u resiueni oi wooii- ;enougn i.o wunsiiind H (loiicaie opera-
ooiu. lion Mini ii hue most, ouuergo.
II. V. CHinpbell, miiimger of the;
L'egiilator line, who was in the city
Monday, states that the Dalles City
will resume her former run, next Mon
duy morning-. The liailcy (iatzert will
bo on the river about the llrst of May.
The ladies aid of the Congregational
church will give n social at at the par
sonage on iuesilay evening, April, 11
base bull boys from that city last Sat
urday.
(J. J. Owen, wife ami son were visi
tors in Hood Kiver Sunday. Mr.
Owen is manager of the Evening Telo
gi ram.
Mr. and Mrs. 1?. S. Sanborn and
little son left last week for Spokane,
where Mr. Sanborn will engage in the
r.ictiee of law.
A Portland woman, who him inter
cuts in Hood Uiver valley, writes to
the (llacier and suggests that in place
of substituting the name of Cider
Ar f,.f U'ttiuL V nreelf Otut it. tie
filled Pino creek, inasmuch astliei ,I)r; H-. L' tumble and Dr. doner
stream originates in the Pino ( irove , " dentist, are now located in the
,i i lirositis t hick, corner Oak and Second
Civilied people must inhabit a sei
The next neeting of ti e Cascade
Whist (dub will be held th's afternoon
ut the home of Mrs. Vorso.
Mis. Dan Mears bravely foiled n
burglar who attempted to enter the
house last Friday night. Hearing
some one at the window, she raised
the curtain, uml pointing it Wine ho t-
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. ..l: , 4: . : . 11. ,1"' "i 1 lie line,, lutein 11. itiniu linn: I
cordial invitut (in is extended to 11 1 i .... . , ,
to bo present i saler tor him somewhere else ho
' ,, , ,, I immediately decamped.
Mr. ami Mrs. rrnuk Chandler and
sou Willie went to Portland Sunday . Ml'- HMl1 h'orge Suuderl. i d
for 11 few days' visit. ' ''ame up trotn Portland Tuesday.
of
st roots
i.i;n. 1 1 1
. .- . . - . , 1 l'l 1 n 1 .11 1 1 11 . t en, 11 01 11 114.111 V
UOIIOl I IW.II, UIII.I ,U, ..-.OI, Ui() ,..rIlkt0)it,.H wi1 ,,,m(M111(.,. H
l iver. Aflne arge deer came out of t,, ir(11,ri,.tress of the ,1,1 Warren
, i,lese woods oyer there last ! rb , t ,,,,, t,m w, , ,,,, ,;iv(.,.
. .... ..... L-.wl ulnlir fi frill 4 11 t 1,4. .liiui'Tr. K. .. ...
.i.i, v.,..,.. . .... ... .... -s" v.. ... 1 oi.-iliiv. .Mrs. (Kvi'li hroiurhl. In r
brother here for a short visit on his
a I
Will Install Cider I'nctiiry.
M . L. F.mry.who recently purehus 1
the Captain Sliau- property on t o
railroad front, is preparing to expi 1
hHKl in a factory for making cid .,
vinegar and apple bi.t'er.
Mr. Fuiry will install a hydrati o
eider press. He u ill operate Ids tie.
tory with either water or tl cttio
power.
Mr. Kinry's father owned an exti n
sive eider mill and vinegar factiory n
Illinois, when- he learned t be l;i:.-im - ,
ami feels con Hi lent, t hei n i' i !l I 1 1 . i -ev
in his iindeital.iiig at Hoi ' !!ive".
He hopes l,y in t year to have evapo
rating pans for presreviug strawber
ries imil other fruits.
Lewis nml Clark Fair Note.
A iM.lil.tKKi exhibit of the produiW
of t he I hilii pine Islands v. ill I e an in
teresting feature of the Cuited Slates
government's miiguilicent paitiitipa
tioii in the Lewis and Clai k exposi
tion. The stall' work on the beautiful
hone near this rity. Tlry wete I'ridge of Nations at the Lewis and
nii.riicd March ls."."i, in Illinois nml Clark exposition is now roui leti d.
came west IS years ago. They lived The bridge is id nost half a mile
for h short t i mo ut Hood Kher, but long, and is built of wood and st d!',
soon cro.-eil I he bin, bin andsittleil in iitiitation of solid iiihsoiioi v. '1 he
gieeinent before the mattiT collies to i j,, t;(.;r i repeet i on ti i talile home, bridge crosses ( iuild's lake, tlte lalei .-t
ttiid. ,Se.eu dild:en have been boru to the body of water ever inclosed itl. in
The board of directors of the city union, the two eldi st of whom died iin exposition fence, and count eta Hie
.chords have agreed to admit th tea- j in. infant y, the lest are all" living. inaiulund with the goioriiiucnl Peniu
tiniony taken at the Sanborn trial as- 'White Salmon Knterpriue. sola.
rehard and out in full view of the
ineyard and town, stopped and gazed
tor some time at the fine residence ( f
Vr. Napier, the church, the parson
:i je, the Waldo residence, brick yard,
then shaking its head retraced its
steps to the tangled wildwood with
out a man woman or child to hoot or
shoot at it. Moro Observer.
W. li. (Jolt), h merchant at Trout
Luke was in Hood Kiver the first of
the week. Mr. Cole says ulfairs in
the Trout Ijike region lire prosper
ous. The farmers interested in the
suit against the Menominee Lumber ago.
lOiiipany to restrain that company ), ,,f t.,,,e rare eccurauees, a
from using the river for driving logs, golden wedili,,g, took lac e on Wed
l.ecamo of damage to tie irrigating nesday of lust week at the home of
systems, held a meeting last Tuesday i Mr. and Mr. N. M. Wood at their
and indentured to come to some
eoiiipi oiuise, but so far as known no
Mttleuent has lieeii reached. Mr.
Cole believes the fanners and the lum
ber company will yet reach some
way home to Idaho. Ho bad been
called to Portland by the death of
their mother who died in that city
March '& at the age of VII years. Their
mothers' name was Mrs. C. .MiClin
toek, and was well known to iiiuny of
our c it ie us, Mr. Met 'linloek as well ;
us Mrs. Owen were delighted with the;
appearance of Hood Kiver and vicini- j
ty. Mrs. Owen was surprised to see
the many line resident cm and husi- i
ness bouses that have been erected j
hero since she left u little ou r a veer