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About The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933 | View Entire Issue (April 27, 1905)
Ladies Never Looked ko beautiful to us as on Easter day, last. Hood River may well be proud of her wives, daughters and sweethearts. FRANK A. CRAM Is espeeifilly proud, considering his modern store was well represented in the Many Striking Costumes which were worn with such grace last Sunday. We thank you for the Best Easter business we have ever enjoyed, and trust, as the season advances and you need those necessary Warm Weather Wearables that we may have the pleasure of showing you the greatest aggregation of up-to-date dry goods ever shown in Oregon. vSpecial iSale ON LACE CURTAINS THIS WEEK Every Curtain Reduced House Cleaning Sale. THE UP-TO-DATE STORE This Warning Of Ours Against Mercerized Cotton Is simply to induce yon to buy Our Clothing. There are other dealers in hon est clothing. If our talk on adul terated fabrics leads you to avoid such frauds we shall benefit all such dealers. I Jut we regard this mercerized cotl on epidemic as de generation in business, lowering the high standard of excellence, which we and others have estab lished by years of painstaking case of quality and workmanship. The danger tons is not that we sell clothes enough, that does not worry us a little bit, there will always be men enough who want the best, but the danger is to the wearers, whose quality standards are growing, its an ar rest of good clot lies development. o hope you won't contribute to it. You need not , our labor means Honesty in Clothes A small Thing to look for A big Thing to find Ball, Bat and Cap I FREE With Every Suit jz? Of Clothes Water and Light Notice , All water and light bills must be paid j at the company omce each month in a Ivanco, mi "in- In-fore t lie lOtli day of the month. No I'olli'i'tor will be sent o il hereafter. In all oases where billsare ieo promptly paid when due, the ser vices will lie discontinued until all irrearnues are paid. noon i;ivi:k ki.kctkic i.. r. W. I'. l!y K. V.. C.orK, Mur. W II Stay in llooil Itivt-r. The remedy that makes yon eat, sleep mil umw strong, ealleil l'almo Tablets, mil lie sold regularly by Williams' Pharmacy, Hood River. These great :iei ve and constitution builders cost only Oc per box, six lumen $2 SO. Notice Stockholder!' Meetiiijt. The annual mccliut! of the stockhold- i-"f the Hood Uiver liase Pall asso-i-i;.; ion will lie held at the rooms of the IVmmercial chili, April IM, 11H15. C-. P. WILLIAMS, Secretary. I. and plaster at Hoi man & Co. Ito Von Suffer nith Ihspensia r indigestion? Clarke's Dyspepsia Tablets will eure von I'riee nnlv 50c. !A NEW HAT; T e radical changes in Millinery thissju-ing have caused us much concern. We are in close touch with the best authorities on line, materials and colors, and we : : : SHOW THE LATEST AND MOST EXCLUSIVE IDEAT AT PRICE THAT DEFY COMPETITION We present this week for afternoon and general dress wear Hats uist accepted by Eastern Teachers of Fashion. In points of finesse and superior style they have no rivals ::;::: : RNAPP'S DC 3C 3 &k fifyQf$ri&fciftek jjpwf1 JUST RECEIVED AT EaSBBKSEZBS NEW SKIRTS NEW COATS V a iv showing 0 B w Shirts ' 1 ' I I Our advance shipment of Has just been received II Castor and Tan Covert Coats BRIEF LOCAL MATTERS. Fresh smelt at McC.uire Bros. New corned beef at McOuire Bros. Mantle clocks, with gold plated front, warranted not to tarnish, at C. II. Temple's. Gloves am) mittens at cost. Largest stock in the city. Must reduce the stock. S. J. Prank. Temple, the .leader, has moved into the Smith Iv.iildinu, opposite Williams' ilnij store. W..I. linker has some lieautiful lots for sale near Chas. Clarke's residence on the hill. J)o your eyes fail you? Come in and o,.e I . II. ' clllllle. toe oculist, WHO 18 prepared in icsi ami uijiu t)ti," lias the largest stock of glasses in the city. Beet HiOeetioii of riiu- ever brought to Hood Uiver. Over 2tW styles. C. II, Temple. S. K. Hardness has a first class uphol Bterer in his employ, and is prepared to do all kinds of repair work. I have a large stock on hand, in fact, the largest flock in town. Watches, the finest grade rings, the largest stock, all at r.-duced prices. Come and see C. II. Temple or bargains in all lines. Two houses for rent. W. J. Baker. Tor sale. Some of the finest lots on he hill, front ilia the river. Also loia in Kivcrvicw park and Idlewild. See W. J. llaker. Smoke the Hood Iiiver Strawberry 6c cigar; mid by all dealers. Tost received Now line ana" Clark souvenir pins. Call to see them tt Clarke's the jeweler. Latest designs in ladies watcher; gold filled, solid gold, ami also with diamond setting. Also a full lme of gentlemen's watches. ('. II. Temple. 50 acres on the East Side, 2 miles out. 10 acres in voting orchard. A snap. W.J.BAKER. Io you want that prescription filled accurately and with just what the doc tor ordered? Then take it to Clarke's. See F roh n A lleaton on the heights for Utah land-plaster. Fresh garden seJd at 'he Ideal Mar ket on the heights. Shingles. See us for best prices. Oregon Lumber Co. Smoke the Hood Uiver Strawberry 5c cigar; sold by all dealer-. Use Williams' anti-septic hair tonic and keep off gray hairs. For garden seeds that will grow go to W. llaynes &Co. They have n large as sortment of Hotter and vegetable seeds Take advantage of the warm spring , days and plant your garden now. ' llnvnps iVV Cm nld.i Im.-a ti aiimitv nf on on sets. Sidewalk lumber. Delivery same day order is received. Oregon Lumber Co. flight room house for rert. II. M. Abbott. Plienoininal property bargain. For 1 iflSlO cash, a place worth f.'lXHl, to story eight roomed bouse, two story bam, two corner lots, in lower Hood River, for a few duys only, after which the nrice will be raised. Kdwin A. llenilerson agent. Gentlemen: Money an object? Then bny your hat at Knapp's closing out sale. If you are having trouble deciding on your summer millinery, cease your wor rying and come to the millinery open ing to be held soon at Sand's store. There you cannot help but find w hat you want. All watch, Clock and jewelry repair work guaranteed by Clarke, the jeweler. Don't forget F. (J. Cue when you want screens of and kind . He will put them up right. Do you use Lath? (let our price and compare it with that of competitors. You will make money this way. Ore gon Lumber Co. Well, don't you see that if oii wish to see well, you should see Clarke the optician. Guaranteed work in gla-s tilting. To make room for new stock all cut glass will be closed out at cost. Clarke the jeweler. Kaster Opening of Imported and Do mestic pattern hats ot Hand's store, Thursday afternoon and following days. For bargains in plain band and set ring", call on Claike, the jeweler. Fresh Chinook -almon, halibut, clams etc., Friday and Saturday at .McOuire Pros. Two-quart combination hot water bottle and fountain syringe guaranteed for one year. Only $1.50 at Clarke's. Call and examine my new line of watches I cm save you money. Clarke, the jeweler. Waseo Patent and Sherman Patent, flour, made in Sherman county from the noted wheat of that, county; quality fully guaranteed. Sold by W. II. Wait. 1 guarantee a lit in glasses. Clarke, the optician and jeweler. Doyi.ii live in ibis pa't of the coun try? 'Then buv home-made (mil boxes They are aU riuht and the ppices are right. At Davidson Fruit Co. Full line of all kinds of meat, fresh and cured, at llolman's. UK) acres, 11 miles from Mosier sta tion, on main road; good spring; fi'i an acre; will divide; line apple land. Also other Mosier property. W.,1. Baker & Co. Houseand lot in Spokane on desirable residence street. Will trade for Hood River farm property. W . J. baker iV Co. Chickens! cbi kens! We will pay you the top price for all your produce. Bring it to us and be convinced that what we tell V"U is s ". .McOuire Bros. McOuire Bros, carry the best leading brand" of Butter lla.elwood, While Clover and Wnshongal. Mantle. Willi lllid C lokeo cl icKS (III easv tn i.i- at CI i: k'.- Tight tiitt iiifi- and loose back, at from $7,50 to $14.50. Hear in mind that with these irarmeiit voutake no chances, as they are the Palmer Garments, which means Latest Fit and Most Kle-ant Finish. d st vies, llettel- Made, More Perfect of 4 GET IN THE HABIT OF TRADING AT Hammock! Sow is the time to get one eo ynu'll enjov it the whole season. New patterns, ropes, hooks, etc. Li'tle Prices. Warm Weather U coming on and you don't waiK to heat up vonr hou-e three times adav; use'iin oil stove. We have tlie'ii, single and double burners. Little Pries. Tents And wagon covers: all sizes of wall t- nts at a little less limn else where Campers Supplies Of all sorts. " Liit e Prices Crockery We will lake special pleasure in 1 showing von the pretty new things in di-hes we have just received ; and the prices are so reasonable. Strawberry Season Will coon lie here, get olir pick ing house supplies here. Ticket punch -s, cash boves, time books, indelible ln-neils, etc. Little Prices. Churns, Bairel, cvliie'er and stone. But ter molls, butter ladles, butter bowla, butter ps-r, etc. Little Prices Twine In balls and skeins, all kinds, cot-t- ii. linen, soft and tois'ed, rope ties, clothes line-, trunk ropes, etc. Little Prices. Tinware The reason why we sell so much is our prices are so 1 ttle, and you can get things here that you can't get eli-ehere It will interest you lo look over our tinware. - THF BIG STORE WITH LITTLE PRICES Sunbonnets Y..U really Might ., havi save your comph xhn. V d : 9 Oo to Vogt Bros, for a Panama hat, ifii.uo. ( ioi'don hats f.'i.llll latest, vogues. .Vogt Ins. ! We have sold out a part of our stock. .The rest of stuck and fixtures are lor ! sale cheap. Phone l.'il. All parties owing us w ill please settle at once and ; oblige (ieo. F. Cue A Son. 1 A streii.'ih tonic Unit hringi rich, ' red blood. Makes you strong, healthy land ncthe. Thai's what Hollisier's liocky Mountain Tea will do. Ho cents' Tea or Tablets al C. N. Clarke's. K. J. Tucker was up from Ingles during tho week. II. S. Dhiio of this city bus been awarded the contract for building a residence tor 11. S. Wilson in The Dulles. leiity Assei-sor, J. F. Purnett has liuishi'il taking tho census at Uufiir, anil find.-, that city 12o peo lo. Its pop ulation in i'.Kl was Hi:!. V. H. Peugh and wife spent sev eral days in Arlington last week, the guests of .Mr. nil il .Mrs. Sliurte. Mi-M's Kiit.h and Mary Disbrow of Nashville, Lincoln county, aro visit ing friond-i iiol relatives in Hood Uiver. iM.rs. Hans Lugo arrived in the city from Hood Uiver Wednesday even ing to receive treatment at tho hos pital. Sh was accompanied by her daughter, .Mrs. Seobio. Chronicle. Delegates from (loldetidalo to tho Kpw orth League convention which meets in Hood Uiver May P.) to are: Uev. II. 1(. Klworthy, (J. II. UouhIi, Mrs. Ada Lear and Miss May Southern. Mrs. J-.vans, of near Mosier, Wasco county, came out Saturday in re sponse to a wire advising her of the alarming illness of her daughter, Mrs. iTHtik Macy. Mrs. Macy is some better at this writing and it is hoped that she will soon fully re cover. Condon ( ilobe. A. S. Disbrow, formerly of Hood Uiver, but now a goat farmer near Nashville, Lincoln county, from W gouts clipped lit'.j pounds of mohair, which brought him 111 cents a pound. Mr. Disbrow is well pleased wuli his new venture. C. r. Conklin and family, who reached hem Ivvo weeks ago from Kansas, have rented the N. W. liono cottage on State stieet. Mr. and Mrs Hone have taken up their residence for the Hiininier at Willow flat. Dorranee Smith and family moved to Hood Uiver Monday, after roi-id-iug in Stevenson ail winter. .Mr. Smith i., towing logs tor the Menom inee Lumber Co. and finds that Hoi d Uiver is a more cent nil location. We regret very much to huve them leave Stevenson. St ii vem-oii Pioneer. I Another new arrival our Spring Stoc Clothing: for Men and Boys Kver.v thin that is new and nobby in Men's, Youths' and Hoys' nothing is now readv for your inspection at our store. I Say, Mr. (i'ooddrcsscr, don't fail to call and see our New Top Coats. Xo man's wardrobe is complete without one, and those we are showing are a com- binat ion of elegance and economy, that at once must appeal to your pride and I purse, ('oniein; you are as welcome looking as buying. Smith BlocR I. E. RAND Hood River II. J. I'li'ilcrick if in the Kiiat calliil there hy . the illncsRor hm fulher. ! The tallies' lliil "f the M. K. church will meet On week Friday al'ternmn ut ii:;lU with Mm.) Cowley. Tile lirst Hti'HwIici y of the xeawin arrived at the ('lacier oltiee al lll:2r a. m. Wiilnemlay, April lit, i he lierry tielils of S. C. lexler of White. Salmon, j '1 ally 1 for Sum. Itr W. T. ttowley was Kivcn juiltotient in Jiih tice Nlckel.-cn' r.nirl lant week ill a civil action; iwuinsl K. W. Aiiioik to recover t'.lti.in for pro- , lensliiliai serviceH remlerol. Costn were charKect j lll'liinst Ihe ik'I'eiiilaill. I The followlnit salen were maile liy W. J. linker j & ( n duiinx 'he liaat week: W. H. Mikiip Ui C. V. Ha'ywanl, lot l'J. hlock 4, Wailcoma adilllion; O. : I, Sliaiiahan lo W. It. Hicks, one acre necdon -V,; , W. II. MiKire to Clarence Shaw, lot aii, hloock 4.; Waucoma al'thlion. The reception to Rev. anil Mrs. O. J. Nelnoli in (he parlor of Ihe Unitarian church. Mouilay even- invt was a very pleanant mK-ial succemi. Many j I'rie'nila of the newly married, minister and hiK , wife were proKent Ui intend their well wialioa. Ke l ieshnients were aerved. i.l.l rntn ilieil in this city April 24. I tyred 25 years. lliiriiiK his last illnesa he professiil laith in Jesus Christ, und received the ordinance f huplism, dyinK very peacefully. The funeral services were conducted al Ihe home in the pres ence of many friends. Itev. J. H. Rhiaulea ollicia illK. Tuesday eveniim the ranchein met at th Bar rett scli'si! house and nuinuiaUI the following candidales: Kor assessor, K. W. Aiikiisi for col le. n.r and treasurer. .1. J. (nhoons; for directors, .1 II Shoemaker, K. C. Sherrieh, CharlciH han dier G H t'aslner, John A. Wilson, (ieo. MeCur ily N H Joiilan. Alli?id men and true, and (lie lucky candidates will lie elected al the llarrell s. hisil house Saturday, May (i. MT. HOOD MILL CO. All kinds of Seasoned Iiiiuiber in stocl Mill with the Little Prices. Kver.vtl as the cheaest ami good as good as the best Mill one-foiith ie lilltle g as cheap tore le west of S. A. Ileliners' Kelly &. Wishart, Proprietors. At the CliinclicN. I. illheran. -Services will he held lutilin next Sunday, Aprsl ;lll, al Ihe church l miles south of town. Sunday school at 2 p. m.; preui hini; at .1 p. m. H. J. Kill. It. I'nsUii. liiverside ('oniireifulionnl. W. ('. (lilmore, pi s lor. SahlaKh school 111 a. m.. inorniiu worship and sermon. II; ineelinnnf youiu? j.eople li:ir p. "J.; preachmK at 7::m. Unitarian. - Corner Slule and Park avemn ; Rev. (). J. Nelson, minister. Sunday school at .0 o'clock; prcuchuiK at 11. Suoject: "liidividiinl ism and orifiini'iilion: an Address to Mrinliua New and Old." No everniiK services. pecinl meel iog for II. Ihe soiurs Methislisl.-There will he ; old pistple Sunday moi ninK KuporviHor Wood worth whiiIh it tin- nif nito will ! niiim and we will hear how i in y (hnntood that all patron, oi u,e r an n- ; f ; - 7,, j. "w. lilhy t . 1 i i .. I.rt no Y I n fii I rurt u 1 f " .... i White Cap Are mi cool and liccoming fur sum mer car. I..rl:i sizes', three ft le and children'H 'Cloud Cnp luu will lie opened in June thin year," paid Mm. S. Lan gille, who Iiuh licen in thin city visiting .Mi.-i. Lung. There it no much le-n mow on the mountain thin -l.itec I'liei White Dress Goods l.awns, dimities. pi(uc, etc ; lieau tif ill sheer fat l ies (or summer cowns; exclunvc patterns. Little 1'iiees. Sateen Underskirts A ladv said the other (lav: "I lways"hny tl'eni here, I., r I et luch ('Kid ones." They will tuit you in quality and price. (3 iiionth earlier than iisiiul, and already jlrH. Lanyille U receiviii).' applicationn ! from parties w ho intend makiiiK the trip. Chronicle. William, Kcclen vice proident of the Sumpter valley railway, and pres ident ot the Hood Hiver railway, l a.-sed throuuh thin city thin morning trom the Kant, where he him l.eeu on ! ; uu extended visit for the imrpot-e of 1 (.urrlmoiiiK rollintf stock and eiii) ' ment for the Hood Iiiver railway which is lieinK huilt out of the town of Hood Kiver toward Mount Hood lor the purpose of reachiuij the im mense liodits of timlier iu the Mount Hood district. l'eiidletou Kast Ore- re iiileresteu. ih 1'eter coIkjvv of I. ('. Nickelsen, and a hoy! who was hrotiKht up i thw city.; The younx lady in MisH Anna Ham, j one of the most respected youiiK of KuueiiH. It seeniH hard for i those who knew "1'ete" im child i .M. iho, .,.ii,iiit lv hut vesterday, to imauine i H p m ; : l.iii. at livii.euV altar, and yet he ha I woth er rt Wlll'll V ()., woo I'llli in i;ni'ci i.vj vill olfi-r Iheopenilllf prayer. Al H p. in. special ( arrv their lateriilH acrosH any or llio nieetiim for younu people Miss Helen inn, win "ouutv roads will have to make their , read ihe cr,iure less.u,. Miss Ida Wrwht will . olllllj union Kill" ..,.. .iil Klvc Ihe hrsl praver. I here will he a male ipiar- 1 itches so secure that tho water will u.t an(, B (lllir,, f VK K,,!s. Also a duel, notfoiin in ponds in tho highways. Aiiarecordiallv invi.l.si. as it did last year to the detriment. Valley Christ ian liev. .1. W. Mollis ot the road hed. Supervisor Wood- ; Seattle Wash., will preach id the wort h declares that he is in earnest y,,;, y t .hriftimi church, Sundav about this matter and hopes the v, . , I'i rmers will see to it that their tui- , , , ..... , ., ., rts do not leak, or he will have to! Odell-l!ev. V..A. Ukins of the ( k ' tlifiti HP ' Valley Christian cl.uich will preach . . ,, ... , ut Odell next Sunday, morning mid A wedd inn occurred m KuKene Wed-1 . . . i o.i.f o. u-hieli Onlles t eon e 1 1 1 K' iiHsiiu ... (..,. (;. ,,,, .... .. ui,'' services for one or uie contract- : ; "y' : . '. ,, M year that it is pos.-iide to open a i iiik hi ties v , ,! mini,"; Sumhiy scl, i,l'. vi iv S'iii lav at HI a. m. Cove I,IU, a 1 1 lill-iM'sS ineetillL' the tilt We.l e 'lav niu'lit in each iiionth. .1. IS. Spijihl, pa-tor. lot I'reachiiiL' at 1 1 a. in. Mid al. hath school 111 a. in.; Kp- l.i a. ue 7 p. m. navel nicotine; developed into a splendid youiiK man , Thur-.lav ev.-noiv.'. All coMially m ol sterliiiK qualities and is now tele- vite l. W. C. Kvans, pastor. ,Mr,l.r lor the Western Union in. ',,.t..,l p.reili'en. uinl.iv school at His lrlemis nere isii nun . 111 ., ,,, pn ai luni; at 1 ; n. m. junior Kllih a vie . ;i-tll 1 i .i i i . .. ,ii one n un " i ! I u.ji i'i. I'i ill V . .... 1. ,.. M K.U (.1 ltit.ll!.. IIH Ol" ' ' Keeps as i:,i,,ei.: ... - IV'.nioi.t M. I t liiiri b. II (' ( lark, school al Ilia, in.; Class neetici; at. 1 1 a. in. ; Kpworth I.ea.oue 7 p. in. ; reach iiif every Sunday eveniuo; and I'd Sun day in mouth at 1 1 a. in. ; I'ruver mi et ini; 'I'liursilav 7:i!0 p. m. Sen ires at I'i ne I i rov c same as alio i e except pivac!. inn, which is on 1st and :!d s.uinlavs at II a. in. Crapper 1st and ,'ld SiimlnyN at :!;:;(); Sunday school at '1 :ISn. Mount ll'iiul. -The -1 1 1 1 Sunday at II it. in.; Sunday school at id a. ni. Knuene. well. Chronicle. Tin- siiccesstul butcher as ci iuiileti; a line is of m. I ori-i ian r.n rreachini! at 7 :'M. inv'ted. llev. J. S. YOU GET THE CROP Together with 111 acres of cle hi! fruit and berry land. This tract lies well, there is just euoli.'h slope f r gin (I dl'aioaL'c, and the snil is deep, nice imd very pioiluelivc. Of the II. arccs all hut acres are in line cultivation, unl the b.i'ai.ee veiyeisv lo clear; acres arc in strawberries. The berries arc ill splendid coiiditioii and ouht to net .'niotliis iciisoo. There are toll choice apple and peach trees from one to three years ..Id. The place is Well fenced, wilhaneat three-i'ooiiied house, birn, chii'lo'li In. use him I "I In I' oulhllllilinS. It is within 2 miles of the town of While Snlmoli, and close to school; mad ileliu'icd. The location is well i h.. -en, ami will make a lovely homo. We class it as one of our U'st baiKains not v on K' l d I'n' t ,"'", with teimsof f!l".0 cash and the balance to sn t. If y..il .iM' I i.Uiii -' for a line oreliaitl and i.env place It us show you this prop-ertv'. We have a line pn (i s; t ion toofl'era i;oi.d blucksiiiitli. I o. pari C i lar see or write White Salmon Land Co. White Salmon, Wash. 1 caters to the wants j... frill o iv. aie ,,f hi- custons rs. Such a stis voti Services, lshnont: Scnday l i.r oi'.ceries, Hour, meats, fresh and ah Ko 'o I rohn lleaton the Ideal ni irkct on the hci 'h's. vv, li find al McOuire. l5ro. pastor. gODian. O