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About The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933 | View Entire Issue (May 11, 1905)
YOU GET THE CROP iA NEW HAT FRANK A. CRAM ALWAYS UP-TO-DATE Ladies' till Waist SALE- Beautiful Styles in Peau de Soie, Taffeta and Liberty Satin $5.90 to $6.75 values SPECIAL PRICE 3,88 Commencing Thursday, May 11. Make your selections early. A RARE CHANCE. M j " SALE Commencing; Shursday, flay 11 25 dozen Shirts $1.25, $1.50, $1.75 values SPECIAL PRICE Toeether with 111 res of choice fruit and lurry land. This tract lien well, there is just enough nIoe fur good Iraitiage, :inil i lie soil is tttep, nice aim very productive. Of the llj areesall but 5 acres re In line cultivation, ai'd the balance very easy to elear; 3 acres ire in strawberries. The berries are In splendid condition and ought to net full) this teason. 1 here are -lot) choice apple and peach trees from one to three veal's old. 1 lie place is well lelieetl, with a neat three-roomed house, ham, hicken house and other outbuildings; It is within 2 miles of the town of While Salmon, and close to school. mail delivered. The location is well chosen, and w ill make a lovely home. We class it as one of our best bargain and you get it for$l,'i(K), with terms of fi.Ociisli anil the balance to sun. it you arc looking for a tine orchard and berry place let us show you this prop er! v. We have a line proposition to otter a go .ii tiineksuiitii. l or particulars see or write White Salmon Land Co. White Salmon, Wash. is ceo ALL SIZES This Includes Negligee and Qolf Shirts. See Window Display. T.. radical changes in Millinery this spring 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 IDEAS AT PKICE THAT DEFY COMPETITION We present this week for afternoon and frcneral dress wear Hats uist accepted by Eastern Teachers of Fashion. In points of tinesse and superior style they have no rivals : : ; : : : : KNAPP'S Wlsi S 6 3C 3 ) C&a y J. E. RAND' QUALITY STORE 3 CrtTmwji CJ 8 Yours truly, FRANK A. CRAM, I l JL - m WJL JL I core and Idlewild. See ItKlEK LOCAL MATTERS. (iloves and mittens at cost. Largest stock in the city. Must reduce the stock. S. J. Frank. W. J. Raker has some lieautiiul tote for stile near Chas. Clarke's residence on the hill. S. E. l'.artiness has a first class uphol sterer in his employ, and is prepared to do all kinds of repair work. Two houses for rent. 'W. J. Baker. For sale. Kom of the finest lots on he hill, fronting the river. Also lots in Riverview pari: W . J. Maker. .lust received Ivor line Iewis and I Clark souvenir nins, Oh 1 1 to see them at Clarke's tl..- jeveler. 50 acres on I he Fast Side, 21 miles out. 10 acres in v ung orchard. A snap. W.J.BAKER. Do you want tl i.t prescription filled accurately " wi'i just what the doc tor ordered? Thei take it to Clarke's. Shir.i'W- See us for best prices. Oregon Lumber Co. Use William.-' anti-septic hair tonic and keep oif grn; hairs. Sidewalk Limber. Delivery same day ouler is reci ivecL Oregon Lumber Co. All watch, Clock and jewelry repair wo'k guaranteed by Clarke.the jeweler. Mantle, wall and cookoo clocks on case 'erins nt Clark's. Mi tiuire B'os. carry the best leading brands of Butter llnzelwood, White Clover and Washongal. 1(10 acres, U miles from Mosier sta tion, on main'road; good spring; $25 an acre; will divide; tine apple land. Also other Mosier property. W .J. Baker & Co. House and lot in Spokane on desirable residence street. Will trade (or Hood River (arm property. AV. J. Baker & Chickens! chi kens! We will pay you the top price for all your pro luce. Bring it to us and be convinced that what we tell vou is so. McGuire Rroa. Do you use Lath? I Jet our price and compare it with that of competitors Yon will make money this way. Ore gon Lumber uo. Boiling meat at a bargain at liros. Frohn & Ileaton, the Ideal market, on the heights, will treat you right. Fresh Salmon, halibut and shad at McGuire Bros. See Frohn & Ileaton on the heights for nice, dry 10-inch stove wood. Best breakfast, bacon and hams at Mcduire Bros. i Fine polaloes for seed and table use at Frohn & Ileaton 's, the heights. Fresh lot of Oregon vegetables at Mc Guire Bros. Saturday (or Sunday dinner. Walk-over shoes all the latest lasts, at the New Store. Vogt Bros. Best meats from selected stock at McGuire Bros. Best creamery butter at McGuire Bros. 50c and 0c. If you have not contracted y.eir berry crates with" the Davidson Fruit Co., belter do so quick and get the benefit of the reduced prices at. which contracts are now being made. A new line of Walkover shoes just re ceived at the new store of Vogt Bros. Well, don't you see that if you wish to see well, vou should see Clarke the ir.tii.ian Onarunt Lull work in irlfljlfl ! fitting. To make room for new stock all cut glass will be closed out at cost. Clarke the jeweler. Fresh Chinook "almon, halibut, clams etc., Friday and Saturday at McGuire Bros. Call and examine my new line of watches 1 can save you money .Clarke, the jeweler. I guarantee a lit in glasses. Clarke. the optician and jeweler. D vou live in this part of the coun try? Then buv home-made fruit boxes. Thev are all right and the ppices are rigid. At Davidson Fruit Co. Buy your berry crates and fruit boxes at the Hood River box factory. They are homemade and the fruit sells at top prices when packed in them. Hood McGuire River fruit deserves good boxes, and when you buy trom the llooil Kiver imx foctory you are sure of a supply When yon want them. Our prices are right. Davidson Kruit Co. IwiB and Clark hatpinsat Vogt Bios new store. The successful butcher is one who keeps as complete a line of meats as money can buy, and caters to the wants of his customers. Such a stock y'on will find at McGuire Bros. Complete set of Blacksmithing tools for sale; also will sell or lease shop! well-established business. Located in Hood River. W. .1. B:iker & Co Two-quart combination hot water bottle and fountain syringe guaranteed for one year. Only $1.50 at Clarke's. For groceries, Hour, meats, fresh and salt go to F roll n & Ileaton the Ideal market on the heights. Stein-Block clolliinfz beats them all, Vogt Bros. For a good hat, buy a Gordim at Vogt Bros. Notice to Strawberry (irowers. The office of The Hood River Fruit Growers I'nioi is now open for business. i'mlay. New Millinery In today. Late designs in Kress, Street and Children's hats-. See our shirt waist sets. Mother of I'earl, Girdles, Buck les and Hat Tins. New New Baseball, lluschall. Bassliall. Game Sunday between Hood River and the ). R. ct X. nine, do d sport Order oiir Sunday dinner at Hotel Wnu-( l in-Gwin, Saturday Morning. I i ti ti served nt Hotel Vtau-Gwin Gin Sunday from 12:,'H) to 2:1)0 p. in. Fine line of ine its and groceries In berry pick is, at Hobnail's. For ha'gains in plain hand anil si ring-1, call on Glaikc, the jeweler. A big dance will be given at Odcll, at I. O. O. I. hull, Wednesday evening May 17 All are cordially invited t come. Best of music and order. Sunday dinners at Hotel Wau-Owui Gw in, 75c. W hile a bilious atlact is ilecidedlv unple.sint it is quickly over when Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tab lets me used. For sale at Williams t harmacy. Dint forget the place Hotel Wait Owin-dwin, for Sunday dinners, 75c J. 1. Ilolnuui has hired a new meal cutter and sausage maker and now makes all his own sausage. Hoine-made sausage, bologna, mince bain, pressed beef, etc., at Hotmail's. Mrs. F. Browne has been appoint1 sole agent lor the celebrated Washing ton Ice Cream (or Hood River for Hit season of l'.NlS. Thci above icecream used by the finest confectionery 'and ice ....i... ;i ;.,., ; cream parlors on the coast. For sale hv .ii.;,.i .y-i- ,. , . ,, ners. MMF, ABBOTT. Ditch Notice. By order of board of director.', ow ing to great demand for water and limited capacity of the company's tluincs, no water will beswiteed from one lateral to another. Water will only be deliv ered on land described in contract. 1'er sons wishing tochange water right must do it bv transfer on company's books, A. C. STATKX, Manager. 9 GET IN THE HABIT OF TRADING AT THF BIG STORE WITH LITTLE PRICES dish, pint, quart or gallon. C. R. Bone has a few tons of wlic; clover and timothy hay leftai bisiani and at the Livingston place that 1 will sell. ' Patrons of the Fast Fork Irr'giting Go. can have water at o.()l)as usual I giving written notice to C. I!. Rune or C. ('. Massiker terms cash. Fast For Irrigating company, by C. H. Hone, president. Horn. At (1H Locust street, Walla Walla, Wii.-h , Saturday, May (I, to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gibbons, a lO-pound son. We have just re ceived Brown and Blue Panama Cloth shirt waists, suits that we have made a price of $7.50 each, these are bargains; they are very dressy, blouse effects, Bish op sleeves, skirts are fancy plaited; just what the Ladies have been looking for. New wash goods in all the newest finish which looks like silk and will wear better. Prices rang ing from 12 l-2c to 75c per yard. Men's Toggery Shop. Here we fit Men and Boys with suits, hats, shoes, hosiery, and everything to make them look nice at a very moderate price. Iff J A I a vJf I Call and LoOk Us Over. All Goods Guaranteed. OUR MOTTO IS QUALITY Smith Block J. E. BAND But Him am 3 C 3 0 C20 S. R. lingers, a Portland printer and niiblisher of the Daily Recorder of that city, soent Sunday in Hood River. ,1. M. Confer is home fioui Canyon City, Col., where visited for three "nths. He will make his residence in town for the present. 11. Wallher. a business man of Day ton, Wash., and father of Mrs. A. 1 Moo of this city, is spending a few days in Hood River. There will lie a regular meeting of j o emeiit. Htreet Commissioner Jensoii is plac ing new cross walks on Oak street. Supervisor Lugo begun spreading gravel on the l'.ast Hide roads hist week. The ladies' aid society of the Metho dist church ill meet at, 2 o'clock Fri day af'ernoon at the home of Mrs. Dei', Ko-id Supervisor Woodworth has in stil uled suit in Justice Nickelsen's iron it to c...llect M road poll lax from L. PacKing House Sup plies Ticket Puncher, Rubber Stamps, Ink pads, Cash Poxes, Time Rooks, Memorandum Rooks, 0tc. Little Prices. HardwareDo you know we carry hundreds of articles in" the hardware line that we will sell very much cheaper than you can git" them for elsewhere? Just i oine to see. NicKle Plated Ware Toilet and bathroom tiixtures, tea kettles, tea pots, coffee lots, table sets, crumb trays, syrup pitchers, butter dishes, bread trays, strainers, baking dishes, etc! They look nice and cost little. Your Chance to gel one of our good sewing machine for fit 00 .d Id not lie neriookeu. These arc all guaranteed touo per- Ife.t work, and you can get your money back if they don't. umv a lew leu. Little Price-1. ST CHAS. A. ROSS g"t the Iwis and Clark Fair ticket Satur day. You may get it this week, three more tickets will be out tie fore the fair oiiens A coupon with every dollar purchased. Silver Plated Ware-oood wearingsort without the hinh price Knives, forks, spoons, castmn, cake plate, s nip pitchers, sugar bowls, salt and pepper shakers, eoup ladles, h-rry spoons, cold meat forks, etc. Little Prices. Oil Stoves Don't heat up vour house these warm days. Illue Flame Oil Stoves are fine with or without ovens small lamp stoves will hold tea t" t and fry pan ; you wouldn't lie without one after us ing them once. Little Prices. i-r' CrocKery. Glassware. We take plesure ill keeping this department bright and new anything vou want in plain and fancy gooila can be found here and new things coming all the time. Sewing Machine S-u p- prieSNeeoles for all machines, bells, bobbins, shuttles, bobbin winder rubberi, n:rew drivers, oil can, machine oil, extra purls for any iinchine. Machines repaired. Bicycle Supplies Cur bide, bells, lamps, Millie tubes, clincher and double tube tires, spokes, valves, ptiuips o:l, graph ite, cement, patching, nibjier cork grips, enamel, repair outfits, etc. Little Price". Camp Outfits Tents, fry pans, ramp stoves, coffee pots. tin ware of all kinds, camp stools, lanterns, soap, towels, water pails, knives and forks, plates, cups and saucers, axes, brooms and every thing yon need alsiut the camp. Lawn Tennis Rackets, balls, etc. Iteiimiiu lawn chairs, hammocks, ropes, hooks, croquet gets, baseball poods, fi-hing tackle ammunition, shot gmi, t"ols, etc Little Prices IM.il. In Hood River valley, Saturday, May (i, RIO!), Delia, the ten-weeks-old daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Otis Last mini. Funeral services were conducted at the residence Sunday, by Rev. II. ('. Clark of the llelmont M. K. church. Inter ment was made in Idlewilde cemetery. The child was one of the twins. Death resulted from an attack of whoop ing cough, which has also affected the other child. Little Delia was here hut a short time, she had crept into the hearts of all who knew her. She was tint a bud. For earth too fair ; So went to Heaven To blossom there. U. N. 1!. Near Woodburn, Or., Sunday, May 7, Zaidee F.lnora P.ird, the 11-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Il'id. Con-uniption was the cause of the young woman's death. X. M. Munch of t'nderwood was a Hood River visitor, Thursday. K. W Croi-s is iiL'ain on the streets after a four-weeks illness from the grip and uneiiinoiiia. It was his hrst atlact of grip, and for several days he was verv ill. The town of Odell countinue to put on city airs. Mr. Hoard mini has put out a neat sign, ltie iuiie White Store people have purchased a Hue express wagon. They have l-o put up a rustic fence aloug the front of their ico cream park. Hood River bid we No. 10.r, A. h. A. M., Saturlav evening, May 13, at eight o'clock. Work in the K. A. degree. Mr. and Mrs. James T. W'eart arrived last week from Seattle, and have mined onto the W.J. Raker fruit farm, where they expect lo make their. home. F.d win A. Henderson left, for his tuili.-i's surveviiiL' camn on Deadisiint .n.i.k where he will do tome work for! the Deadpoint Developi it t:o. He evpects to b gone two weeks. K. II. Shepard, manager of the Mutt (Mowers' Union, is getting hundreds of letters from parties wishing to pick strawberries. All those needing pickers should see Mr. Shepard and get the names of these parties. A hunch of mammoth ap:iragus from the ranch of '. D. Moore at White Sal mon is on exhibition at Wood A Smith liios. The stalks are an inch in diam eter and about :) inches in length. Moidecai Jones and a party of Husiltn returned Sunday from a hunting trip into the mountains north and east of Mount Hood. Mrs. Jones accompanied the party. Mr. Jones said they had a i I time, but game was scarce. It K. M. Ilohnon left Mondoy for Yak ) inn, where he will locate. Fd was partner in the linn of Ilolmaii & Sons, and the business will now Is' conducted under the name of J. T. Uolnian. The family of Otis Vanltlaraeom, w ho died in this city, April '.'H, received a check, Mavil, from the United Artisan lodge for $5(H), the amount of insurance carried by Mr. VanRhiracom. Frank A. Cram left Monday for I'rineville, where he went to look lifter some of his stock interests. Mr. Cram's father, who visited here with him hi-t week, accompanied him. J. R. Ni. kelsen. the implement deale Mr. and Mrs. CI. R. Moulton of S'oux Falls, S. D,, were in Hood River hist week, the guests of Miss Junes, at Camp Lookout. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Imblcr are again residents of Hood River, Mr. Imblcr having resumed his former po-ilion as salesman for Frank A.. Cram. The Little White Store Man was in from Odell Saturday to haul out a hand some new wagon, of which Mr. Shelley is proud as the lad with his llrst pair of top boots. Mrs. (inice Dark of Underwood left a handsome bouquet of wild roses on the editor's table last Friday morning. Mrs. Dark says the lirst wild roses were gath ered at Underwood on April '25. The interior of Puller & (Vs. bank has been rcpnpercd in 'el tic design, the work of J. R. Hunt. The paper gives a rich effect to the walls and ceiling, and being dark softens the light on the in terior. The w hole effect is very fine. Professor and Mrs. W. A. Wiley re limncd Saturday morning from the Dulles, where they were the pi.-rts dur ing the week of Superintendent mid ! Mrs .1. T. Nell Professor Wil.'v assisli d has purchased Hie unit k six davs to locate the one bear ti led by the party. 1', ('. Sherrieh is having plans pre-' eared for a new house, that will cost lie tween 1 ,-rM) and l,7tMI Captain Jerome is preparing the plans for Mr. Sherrieh j llu is an old-timer in the valley, who) lois been living for a time in the Willa-! luetic valley. The captain thinks il he can dispose of some property in Forest drove 1 hat he will return to IIimsI River, lie expects to spend the summer here. F. S. Oordoii, county surveyor ind engineer in charge of the (ireat South ern Railway, was in town Wednesday ami I luiri-ilay oi mis ween Hecoiiqiii.-o j i u i..i.r,.-u.i'ii:itivi. . f Portland CHuital-, SI i-'u who are interested in the road Mr. dorih n savs that one and a half in les of the road are now completed and that the company is getting its ties ii Mil I unloaded and ready to push ' o the laving of track through to Dufur at nn earlv date. The road will undoubt-ii'.h- be' at this point hy en it v summer, in Vine to handle the wheat crop Dufur Dispatch. the block bounded by River anil l ourlli Btreets, where he has erected a platform for displaying mowers and other farm ing machinery. Mr. Xickclscn secured the property from R. Rand it Son for a consideration of $K(H). Joe Fleck, the familiar old Indian seen frequently on the streets was weeo iinr like a child Monday morning, lie had iust received the news of the death ! of hi-two-year-old grand child at Cas cnle bick's, the daughter of his son deoige, w ho is now serving a sentence in Ibe Oregon penitentiary for robbing I, in r old mother of her cayuse two years ago. Dr. Faraway, who never misses an op por'iirdtv to advertise Hood River, in -il d I i- Iowa friei ds a box of berries t IVel iv. lie also iucloed some wihl i- ' rooiil I to the city that morning M. (i iiee Dark of t'liderwiHul. The i, i' ia-t letter from Iowa told oft he I mil in- there. Straw berries and iv.i- 1'rnn Oregon he Is comment will ar us the v. e-tcrn fever among Iowans. A b it Anson firaham, newsboy for in, the IsKiknian, is in receipt nt the to lou ii g invitation from a friend of hi- in I 'oi'ila, his faraway hoinelar.d, ).-i a. t!i:.t ci'v in the land of flowers: "Voir i. since is requested at the in-, o, ,, i t i-xereisei in me in-aia hi,.1! eh .l, M iv 1:1. i Ocala, Morula. Mr. (irahani's only regret is that 40tK) miles seperete him from home, and lor this reason he will not lie able to see his friends on their graduation day. iwest corner of i Mr. Ncff in ariangiiiL' the Wasco county education exhibit Clark exposition. for the Lewis and Every Saturday Evening j From now until the close of thu Lewis 'and Clark Fair we w'll give away one round trip ticket to Portland includ I ii.g one admission to the Fair. Vou can ! have vour Choice going by boat or ruil and the tickets will be good any time j vou may select to go during the Fair. I We give, a numbered coupon with every i dollar purchase, which gives you a i chance to get the above. These will be ', given in addition to our regular trade : tickets so you can get your premiums i just the saine. Remember a ticket given away every week. These will be four given away before the opening of the BOOTH'S