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About The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933 | View Entire Issue (June 15, 1905)
3C 51 CKti'aiSiiiiiaO SifcZSiS3 Every Article in the store 8 AT COST KM be C23i ISCSr'r l.;,i'tb MATTKUs. Just received New lint' Lewis and Clark souvenir pin-". Cull to see them i'.t Clarke's the jeweler. r, .1.. l.. I 01 n.th.a ouneie- nil in- i. .i.-i I - nut. 10 acres in voung orchard. A snap. W .1 1! KKR. j lo y.iu want ll.al re-i ripliou tilled r.vnriilelv and with jnst what the doc tor ordered'.' Then take it to Clarke's. Shinnies See us for best, prices. ( irennu Lumber Co. Use Williams' anti-septic hair tonic and keep off gray huirs. Sidewalk lumber. Delivery same day order is received Oregon Lumber Co. All watch. Clock and jewelry repair work guaranteed by Clarke, the jeweler. Mantle, wa" "d cookoo (docks on easy terms at CUrk's. liill acres. 1 '. mil. i- from Mosier sta tion, on main r ac e; w ill divi h other .Mosier j r Call and e- W'.ltClles 1 c. . I : tiond spring ; an line apple land. Also Iv. W.,1. Baker Co. ioe my new line of i. . e von inoiii'V. Clarke, the jewider. I guarantee a I'.: in ulasses the oitician aed j .veler. Clarke, Do von live in t o s part of the coun try? Tlr n boy b uie-iuade fruit boxes. Tbev a-" a 1 ri-li' and the ppices are right. .'.! i '.; .d- - Fruit Co. A new !! Vi'.dkover ioes jnst re ceived at '!) i.e-v nore of Vogt. Bros. Wanti 1 i! ' e--. four or live-room bouse. .opi, to C. II. Stetten, care of 1!. I', Ib-ae'ir Co. T ake r ioiii for new stock all cut glass will be closed out at cost. Clarke the j 'weier. Do von use Lath? (let our price and con ; are it with that of competitors .'ai' '.-ill make money this way. Ore gon Lumber Co. I Walk-over shoes all Cue latest lasts, ; ut, the New Stoie. Yogi Lros. If you have nut contracted your berry'crates with the Davidson Fruit, Co., belter do 8 quick and get the benefit of the reduced prices at which conl racist are now being made. j Well, don't you see that if yon wish i to sec ell. veil should see Clarke the; optician. I itiaranteed work in glass j lilting. GE.T IN THE HABIT OF TRADING AT White Caps for ladies and Mioses and children and babies; all the new pretty styles, yalch ma and tourist shapes. They are vcrv j.inntv in appearance. '25 to 55c Men's and Boy's Shirts soft collars, light and dark put terns, suniiner-weiiiht, well-made, and of good materials; you get every cut's worth in v able. 50c each. Infants' Wear We make a specially of this line, underwear, hosiery," diaper cloth and the fain ous StorK Goods. A com plete line, ask our lady clerk to show t' ctn to von, thev are indis p.'iisibie to baby's wardrolie ' Little prices. Don't You want a new sum k mer g iW'il made before the -tth? 5 We have -one of the prettiest ' dimities, lawns, snd while foods V o ever siw and the new .Met al! patterns to make tl em by. llllll III 1 1 llll DRESS GOODs Domestics, Table Linens, Lace Curtains, Draperies, Portiers, Silks, TowelsNapkins All prices slaughtered during this GREAT INCORPORATION SALE Remember Ladies the stock is gjstrictly uptodate and ja garment from our CORRECT. The prices we offer you during this great sale will not allow you to consider sweat shop-products found in trashy shops as they cost more, and you are ashamed of them when in contact with modern garments. Buy your Lewis and Clark Fair outfit of FRANK A. CRAM and when you get to the city you won't afraid of city comparisons. IX, H SSmS JJkJ? jl gs"j."!a csr g??e? Stein-Block clothing beats them all Vogt Bros. For a good hat, buy a Gordon at Vogt Bros. Patrons of the Kust Fork Irrigating , l;!,!.,,,,,.,,!!,,, M"UB" 1 ".' giving written notice to I. 11. Hone or I '. I .. niassiuor icriiis casn. cast ioik Irrigating company, by C. H. Bone, president. ( H. Bono has a few tons of wheat clover and timothy hay left at liis ranch and at the Livingston dace that he will sell. Now that all important question is settled the next lhinn is the ring a line new line of engagement anil wedding rings, rriecs right. I nuke me jeweler. Makes Digei-tion and a-siniilation perfect. Makes new red blood and b.'iie, Thai's what llollisler's Rocky Mountain Tea will d . A tonic for the sick and weak. :i" cents Tea or Tablets. C.X.Clark's. Bav vour herrv cratei ami fruit boxes at the Hood liiver box factory. They are homemade and the fruit sells at top prices whin packed in them. II I ltive.r fruit deserves good boxes, and w hen you buy from the Hood River box foetory you are sure of a supply when you want them. Our prices arc right. Davidson Fruit Co. House and two lot on the hill for jttKJt); down ; t! roonn; rents for $: on corner and brow- of hill ;' off the mar ket soon. I'Mwin A. Henderson, j "Mie Savings B.nk Habit" means Sound sleep, good digestion, cool judgd i ment and manly independence. Conic in today and open an account with what yon have. No matter how small, make the start. Do not wait for the large amount to start with; it may never come. The First National Bank. Savings Department, i Lots on the installment plan in Cue's ! addition; 2o per cent down; balance fi ' per month ; 8 per cent interest. Kdwin . Henderson. Blue Vitrol at Clarke's 7c a pound. Orciron Fire Relief Association. Head office -at McMinnville, Or.; ('.'0,1)00 in force Investigate our plan for it "ill interest you; it will save yon money. I'M J Perkins, agent, room 7, Vogt 'building, The Dalles. COUPON NO. 291 dr.-w thel.entH and Clark Fair ticket last S.ittird tv nigh1. Following is iheli-t of tim e w ho have secured tickets lip to date : CIIAS. A. ROSS, Al'STIN WILSON, H F.I.LK ('. HI NT, MRS. II AWN, MRS .1. L. MORRISON, M KS llo A HO MAN. Remeinbi r we uive away round trip ticket to the fair, including one admission every week, ou can go and e when you please, you have as much show to net it as any one. A numbered coupon w ith every dollar purchase. Roller Curtains, spring rollers, 20c, 30c, 40c. Cur tain screen for dining room enr tains, dotttd swiss for draw cur tains, silkoline and art drapery cloth, wood and ' rass curtain rods, adjustable sprina curt ain rods Botnethini! new and very good. Little prices. rt w r JF A 9i THF BIG STORE . . nr'JA fc. iU Ha Jt JM M 7VI Willi uiiLcrni w twwumito.- SHIRT WAISTS Tailored Suits, Shirt Waist Suits, Silk and Hohair, Rain Coats, Jackets, Skirts, Shoes. ( if you get ' racks, it is; If you want a pretty face and delight ful air. rosey cheeks ami lovely 1ml r, wedding trip across the sea, put your faith in Rocky Mountain Tea. C. N Clark's. Houses and cottages lor rent by Kd win A. Henderson. Tired out, worn out woman cannot sleep, eat or work; -eeinsas if she would lly to pieces. Hollisters Rocky Monni ain Tea makes strong nerves ami rich red blood. V cents Tea oi Tablets. C. N. Clark's. Have You Sprayed Vet ! Oct your material of Clarke and save money. .New Tmlay. Hazelwood Ice Cream Ice ('ream Todav at the parlors of Sheets A Ciadwa. The Woman's Alliance of the Uni tarian church will serve a dinner and supper on Saturday, June. in. at the corner opposite t he K. V. hull. Bos ton brown bread and baked leans, vegetables and fruit and tint! (io:ert. Guests attending the (iood Hoads con vention aru especially invited to at tend. Dinner, Xc, Supper i".c. Kipiul Null rime (Tub. The lvpial Suffrage club will meet at Kliot lnill, Saturday afternoon, June 17. Bring all friends w ho are inter ested in the cau.se. All voters wish ing to help secure the equal sullruge amendment please sign the petition wo aro circulating. Coimiiitt.ee. Ten Times l'.asier. It is ten limes easier to cure coiic.h-, croup, whooping cough and all luim and bronchial aU'eolions when the bowels are open. Kennedy's l axative Honey and I ar is the original i.nxatue Cough Syrup, (ienlly moves the bowels, and expels all cold from Hie system, culs the phlegm, cures nil coughs and Htrcnuhens weak hum.. Ktnnedy's Laxative Honey ami Tar contains no opiates, is pleasant to the , taste and is hcsl and sal'test lor child or adult. Sold by II, I'.. Williams. Clarke's ComMi Uixir i w ill cure t hat coUiib Price is only r;airii.n f-f rtr-!ieilnced prices the k'lid teal will stand S tee p'essnre, mid give you g w it ser ice oO-ft. '.-in. Rubber llos...$4.23 50-11 :l.,-in Rubber ll'.se.. 4.4S 50-fl. -.11 (' Uton, i uhber lined 4-S Rotarv I. aw n Sprinklers. 08: Spra"Sand 48c Sprav iiozzler, bra'-s. . . 38c llo-e reels. 1.23 Hose menders 4" Wasle is. per d 4 ' llo-e Colli I ll-.s P t'r "3e 2Uth Century Washers work to perfection, they save our clothes and makes waffling ea-y ami the best part of it is they o-t Hi little. 75 - 4th of July w ill soon he here and we always have the bug' st stoi k of tip'works in the city. Flags, buiit'tig a id d eor itive inal, rial. We base all oi llos sea-on's lu ve't . s to relet ra'i i . 2 . i with. 1. tt.e pne llll S'jLS If Mrs. Middled)!! and diinei ' r Mrs. Cline are hero fiom I'oiloil!.1, id will spend the summer in the Pencil , otlave, south of this city. .Mrs. (.:. I1. lilet?. ot Ancr.li tui mm Mrs. M. Deckinau of Randolph, Minn., i are the gtuv-ts of Mr. and Mr.s. J. I'1. ' Stranalian, Mrs. St Tamilian being a daughter of Mrs. Belt. Captain and Mrs. V.. T. Helehor of Collins, accompanied by Mia. Alex ander Churchill and Mrs, William Bollis, were guests at the Mount Hood hotel la-t Wednesday night. Mrs. William Kimball of Superior. i-s.. ucoinpHiiicd by All's. W. W. Stieklan 1 and son Will mid Mb-s Bertlia Kiuiball reached Hood liiver last Sai tiiilay and lire tlto guents of Mr. and .Mrs. Kdwin Kanwls. Mrs. Kimball i.t the mother of Mrs. Knowles. .Mr. t. od Mrs. (icorgo VV. Lufkin of Liteiiii, t;tali, are the guests of t heir daughter, Mrs. l'nink Davenpoit. jr., and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ltitkin were in Hood River two years ago for a shoit vivit. So favorably iniproMsed were I hey w it h the country that they have returned this time to spend the summer here. At the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ij. W. KHiot, June 1, Murton JOliott' ami Mi.-s Ada Christie were united in marriage. The bride and groom were popular veiiHK people of this town. The!' left for Hood liiver w hero Mr. Kliot I will run a photograph pillory. hugene hcgii-ter. Mr. iukI .Mrs. C. U. Roberts came in from l'anglewood Saturday and left that iitferiiion for l'ortland. Mrs. Roberts went on to Coi vallis, wnero she is attending the commencement oxen-nos ot tne oreogn .'vgriciijt.ural colb'uo, her daughter, Miss laity, be in;: one of (lie members of the gradu ating class. Few people know that growing! tn the vicinity of Cinatilla, Or., and for miles about there, aro the most beautiful cac tus plants known The Mowers are of a bright yellow andjthe whole country for miles is tinted with this p( (Miliar flower. Specimen plants taken from the a rout d grow in jardeniers and Conductor Merri atn, of O. It. (v N. dining car No 51)2, has quite a collection in thriving condi tion. The irrigation cont rovei'sy qet ween the wtller- of Trout Lake mid the Menominee Llimlire ('(). has been settled. Last Saturday, the ditch owners who were in the law suit, with their attorney. Judge lb iinctt, also representatives of the Menominee Co. with their attorney, met at, the home of William Stiallemnn. An all I day's discussion followed when both sides agreed on a compromise, ( ioldeiiibde Sentinel. Professor and Mrs. W. A. Wiley are home from Portland, whoro Mr. Wiley assi.-ted in arranging the educational exhibit at, II. o expo-it ion. The Hood River -(hool exhibit will compaie ery f'i.roiablv v. it 1; that from other parts Hi t'ne Me!-.. -uy- Mr. Will y. TTit) Wa.-co com'',, exl iiiit has been given it good location in the edu cational building, and Superintendent Robinson, who is in charge of the educational display, says tlris county has one of the best delays there. The educational exhibit lit the Lewis and Clark exposition is one of the strong- j j et ever gotten up. j A peculiar accident happened just i I this side of Kiugsley one day ht4 1 ' week in which a wagon ami load of j l po.-ts were burned. Henry liolten : had been after a load of posts which ; J were charred on one end, and on ar- i I riving his dotinatioii a rain etorin came up. Not wanting to tret drouch !ed by the rain ho unhitched the team 1 and went to the. house, leaving the ' poi-ts stand on the wi.gon. One of the posts had a little more fire in than Mr. liolten expected, and during his : absence took blaze, burning the posta and all of the wagon except the front j wheels. Tygh Valley Bee. Jl Men's and Clothing, Shoes and. Fur nishings Prices during Great Sale. Hundreds have already been bought but such is the magnituue of our stock, that thousands more will be taken care of to their PROFIT and PRIDE. We of clothes or other article I store unless we ifrom 20 to 50 Don't take our word about the bargains offered, ask people who jhave already to find) and then come and let us jfiirtlier convince you that FRANK jA. CRAM means just what he says in his advertisements. ra) Cvm Condon will eclchrtte the Foutth and distribute f 1000 in prizes. Miss l.avina I.angilleof River John, Nova Scotia, a neice of James Langille of this city, arrived in Hood River last week and will spend several weeks heie, iheguist. of her uncle. Miss Langille declares she is delighted w ith this beau tiful country. The Dalles postmaster has roc.eived an 81 1 Kt increase in Hillary. He now nets ten. i annually instead of ftMlR). Flection returns in Wasco county weio counted olllcinlly Monday after noon ami stood : for prohibition, o-J; ngain.-t, loilti. Majority against, li'l. A. I). Moe is in Portland intending the meeting of the drain! Chapter, Royal Arch Masons. K. K. Merrick of Tolland visited Hood River friends over Sunday. W. R, Perry, who in the HO' waa an engineer on the O. It. it N. out of The Dalles, and later lived in Hood River, was in the city for a short time to lav. lie is now manager of the Hel- liiighain Ke. Telle. Chronicle. I The ladies' aid of the Methodist church will meet with Mrs. Dietz on ! Friday at i p. in. Commissioner llibbard and Mayor Klo ers accompanied The Dalles ex- iciir.-iou to Portland last inursiiay. John Howard of Oleiiwood, Iowa, was in Hood River last week, the guest of I r. I .a raw ay and family. Mr. Howard was with Admiral Dewey during tl e en Mgement with the Spanisli licet in Manila harbor, Mavl, WW. Dr. Cooper has rented the Charles Temple cottage on Sherman avenue. W. D. Lockinaii, who is farming tint i'rather farm, formerly the D.vers' place on the Fast Side of II I River above Tuckers', has a Hi-acre Held of Itus-ian red wheat which stands six feet high over the whole Held. The wheat will be cut (or hav. This variety of wheat does not yield very heavily, lint Mr. Loekman believes that if this wheat were bluestem or club wheat it would go ol) bushels to the acre. Through the kindness of Deputy AssesHor Harnett we have obtained the population of a few precincts of the county which will no doubt be inter-e.-ting to our readers, As others, are (h termined we will endeavor to pub lihl. them, lioyd, ho tells us has u ei.iiualt ion of 'J 'ti: Columbia, 11(5; Dechutes, H'2; Light Mile, l'JH; and Kast Dalles, outside Thompson' ad dition ami the city limits, 478.--Chronitde. Kvery dav is a special day at the Lewis and Clark Imposition. Impor Every Saturday Evening From now until the close of tln Lewis . and Clark F .ir we wdl give away one j round trip ticket to Portland includ- ing one admission to the Fair. You can have vour Choice going by boat or rail i and the tickets will be good any time von inav select to go during the Fair. We give a numbered t poll with every dollar purchase, which gives you a chance to get the above. These will lie given in addition to our regular trade tickets so you can get your premiums ju-t tint same. Remember a ticket given aaav eery week. These will be four given away before the opening of the Fair. BOOTH'S Boys' Reliable at Wholesale are not sending a suit pair of shoes or any of wear out of our save the purchaser percent. bought (they're easy Everything' in the store is greatly reduced 30mmmmmmmmmmiMitk Kmmmmmiitmm pwwM f V in Mm n ii i mriiin-ii ' iiiiii i"r " '- K "ir tant events take place daily. There ia music by the best bands in the world ; and it costs you nothing to hear the concerts. On the Trail you may hear music played by people of various nationalities, on the odd instruments peculiar to each land. Amos Undrewood put on his best duds Tuesday and went to Portland where he will attend the convention of the Indian war veterans, mid the annual meeting of the Oregon pion eers. Miss liramwell of liloomington, Ills., ia the guest of Mr. and Mrs. L. Henry on Kivor atreet. She is a oouh iu of Mrs. Henry. Never Sun Finer Ilerrlea. Dr. W. V. Laraway aent Home Btraw berrlea to a friend of his in Iowa, and has received tho following loiter on receipt of the Ijerrise there, where they appear to have made a great hit: "We have always considered it an honor to be numbered among your friends, hut to lie remembered with a box of Hood Kiver strawberries is a rare treat and we thank you very much. They were the finest ittraw berries 1 ever saw and their flavor de licious. Our hreries that we think Hue are flat and taseteless compared with them. We enjoy the papers so much you have so kindly sent us. How much 1 wish we could soil out here and come to Hood Kiver to live, I think I could see hotter and hear better and not hare so much time to think ami wor ry. Of course you hoar from bore, that the fruit crop as usual Is a fail ore. So far it has been vory dry and the outlook for the farmer is not the best. It Is either too much or not enough hero. " Had to Tell 'Km. Tint Dalles Chronicle. Wasco comity, and particularly The Dalles, made a hit with the Oregouian ye-terday. We told 'em so belore, and now they know what's what up this wuv. WE Closing' our entire stoek of Shoes, Men'sHats and Shi rts, Hosiery, Underwear, Corsets, in fact every iLing EXCEPT MILLINERY. We will continue business in our jnvsidit location wii'i Millinery Exclusively with more room a nl larger stock we expert to serve our patrons better than ever before. In our elosiii"- out sale we are offering genuine b.-iruins in tlependahle up-to-laie goods bought direct from factories. We have nothing old or poor or shoddy to offer you. When we say genuine bargains we mean genuine 1 KNAFF'vS jnaras Hazlewood tm 'TMTIMIIIHlBtWiPWirT'" fles. Best service in new confectionery parlor of Cream delivered in any part r the Ut below hill. Thane in orders Callfnriilaii Will Come Here. Y.. P. Wray, a fruit mail at Lakeporl, Calif., was in Hood Kiver last week, and became so impressed with the favored conditions for fruit growing here that when he left Fridav afternoon he told Mr. Hinith thai if be could dispose of his interests in Calilornia ho would lo cate in Hood River. Mr. Wrav is the gentleman who-e let ter was published in the (llacier iccei.t ly telling about, bis propagation of the coldin moth parisites, He is strong1' of the heleil thai tbe-e parisites w. I solve the problem of eradicating the codlln moth from the I'acillc coast or chards. Hit colony is prtsperiug, an 1 he says it is wonderful I he way the lit le insects enter the cocoons and destroy the larvae of the mot lis Fishermen ltciarl Liu 111 Catch. A party of local sporlsn en whipped the r illicit of tho Kin-t Folk all day Sunday, returning to town late at, night, the seven fishermen having landed I I trout all told. The fo y trout don't care much this early in the season to rise to the fly, t.houi'll tho bunch of trout honked by the bo;, a" were all of good size and very fat Jim Stranuhnu, who drove tho boj s to the tlslilng grounds and leiuair.ed during the (lay at the cne.p, said to have been the boss Ih-hci n mi. V lieu the party returned Jim had a little trout about an inch iiud a half long in the frying pan. 1 he llsh is mid to have been blind in both eves, other wise it would never l;ae taken the hook. Those in the party vere James Dc liordn, O. II. (Iray, I', it Stranalinn, Jack and Klwond Lueliey, Stewart and Cecil llolmnn. The party drove from town Saturday night. They had grub enough to lasl two weeks, and every man in the hunch is loported to have eaten enough for two men. The only supply to run short was the stuffed olives ISnrhcr (iray got away with before breakfast Sunday morn ing. 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