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About The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 30, 1905)
3QCZ30 0 o em 19 mm n u OPPORTUNITY FOR 30 DAYS On the Celebrated McKibbin Furs An -immense assortment of . which we have just received from the above reliable concern, every one being es pecially selected by Frank A. Cram personally, and we are responsible for every piece giving absolute satisfac tion. We buy the best for as little as spot cash will buy Reliable Furs, and can undersell any competitor in the market 25 per cent. If any article is not exactly as rep resented, we are right here where you call get at us. In fact, we are a Hood River concern. Get our prices on Reliable Furs. op - 3 Dsiys Great December Sale of New Men's and Boys' Overcoats The entire line goes. Nothing reserved. Our splendid stock must be sold by January 1st. We are not figuring on profits this year. We must raise large sums at once, and shall make such cuts on Overcoats, Suits and Men's Furnishings that our great object will be accomplished, and at the same time all fortunate customers are getting new reliable goods at much less than trash is offered for elsewhere. Reliable New Goods Only FRANK. A. CRAM 3i 9 STORE CLOSED All Day Thursday o 13 Cm For Inferior Hoods 0 3 C30 Look Elsewhere BRIEF LOCAL MATTERS. Money to loan. E. II. Hartwig. Mr. liartmess is on a rash basis. .- lifM's at manufacturer's cost, Kuapp. Do von line Naptha soap? 5c per bar ut McDonald's. Fit surveying, eee John Leland Hen derson & Son. Fresh Olympla and Kastern oysters at t lie (icin Candy Kitclien. Snu that dandy line of Folders at the Deit, Studio. Shingles. Sea us for beat prices. Oregon Lumber Co. Use Williams' anti-septic hair tonic and keep off gray hairs. Sidewalk lumber. Delivery same day order is received. Oregon Lumber '. . Do you use Lath? Get our price and compare it, with that of competitors. You will make money this way. Ore gon Lumber Co. Closing out all but millinery, Knar'p. The Gem Candy Kitchen makes freeh candy every day. For Kent A desirable house down town. Inquire at Knapp's store. Men's hats and shirts at wholesale price ut Knapp'e. In order that their patrons may take advantage of (he discount allowed on hills paid before the tenth of the month, the Water and Light Co. has arranged to keep their olliee in the Davidson building open till 8:30 p m. the first, ninth, tenth ami every Saturday even ing of each month. It is to your interest to refer to Mr. liirtmesn' nd tinder the new system. For rent Two or three good houses, furnished rooms for light housekeep ing, or nicely furnished house for a short time. See W, J. Maker. Mayo.-- Bros, get a fresh supply of iu"!.t mery morning. Wanted To trade ten acres of partly improved truit land, buildings etc., in Hood lliver valley for improved acreage at White Salmon, or Pacific county, Washington. Apply to Geo. D. Cul bcrtsou & Co. I now have the most complete line of w itches, clocks, jewelry, cut glass and silverware that ever came to Mood River. I would like very much to show tlmin to you, because I believe that I can s tvo you money. Clarke, the Jew eler. II will tie to your interest to call at tho city market before ordering your I'huuksgiviug turkey, goose or duck. Pulverized Jloeea and Java coffee at VcDnnald'a. I carry a full line of Dubar, Hemp den, Waltliani and Elgin wutches, ii. all si. h, 7 to jewels; or if yii wish something cheaper, I have a line of SA'issuml (erninn made watches on a'l of these watches. My prices are the 1 e.-t this side of Chicago. Cull and look at them. Clarke, the Jeweler. You don't have to b y ICO pounda of meat in order to get it cheap at Alcorn's City Market. All the latest styles Photos at the Deitz Studio. Mayes Bros.' meat market hag been supplied with a cooling fountain for keeping vegetables fresh and clean. Buy your vegetables where they come fresh as from the garden. Vou can depend on clean goods when you buy of Aloorn. ' Remember Riggs' shoe shop, next door to Mcliuire's meat market. All work strictly first-class. Also boots and shoes 'made to order. Call and examine my new line of watches. I can save you money .Clarke, the jeweler. Patronize home industry by buying ranch butter at McDonald's. Shoes half soled while yon wait in 20 ' minutes. All wotk first-class and guaranteed. Ladies' sewed sole and O. Sullivan's rubher heels a specialty. Donovan' Shoe Shop, opposite Wil liams' pharmacy. Wanted To exchange 5-aere fruit farm, well improved and near Hood River for residence property in city. Apply to Geo. I), t 'ulln-rtson & Co. You will stop and look w hen yon see the good things to eat at MeUulie Bros. Thanksgiving. When yon think of meat, phone- 731 All orders promptly filled. If you are contemplating making yonr father, mother, best girl or young man a Christmas present, I have just the thing for you. Clarke, the Jeweler. Fine line of fresh fish every .day at the City Market. The residence advertised for sale last week by A. S. Blowers is his home resi dence. Will sell all or a portion of the land around it. A. S. Blowers. Alcorn does not sell cheap meat, but high grade meat cheap. All persons who are indebted to me come and settle at once in some way. .1. T. Molman. If yon want anything put up in good shape, so yon cau cook it, - the City Market is the place to get it. See our Baignin Counter. Any hat on it for two dollars Mme. Abbott. Go to Mr. Out hank for abstracts and it tniittl woik, renting and collecting. Pension papers execu'ed and legal pa pers carefully drawn. Money to loan on first mortgages. Gentle horse, harness and hack for sale.- Apply to McDonald. ' - Diiu't Walk Your horses to town, but trot right in unit buy your meat and lard at McGuIre Bros. I am carrying more accounts on my books than I can afford and earnestly I request persons owing me to call and settlo as promptly as possible. Di. Dn noble . Hood River Apples in England. A private letter to A. I. Mason from a customer in England says that they are "watching for the reappearance of the oelebrated Ilooa Rivei apples, and glad to have them again." lie states that the crop in England this year is very poor, and that our Yellow New towns are now qouted at from $5 to $7 a box. Mr. Macon gent Li;n a double or twin apple 1 ift year, and be now has it preserved in alcohol. He is much interested in this country, and read with interest articles in the Glacier about our methods of handling and growing fiuit. He says: "It would pay English fruit growers to take a note or two out of yo'ir paper as re gards packing u.d handling fruit. The way you nerd your soft fruit, ber ries, etc , into uiue and other cities, must continue h marvel to the uniniti ated. The Fnlioh fruit often arrives iu wortp conJition after 1(X) miles journey than does your fruit after travelling Kit around the world. Hope tho Aprle Grower' Uuion con tinues to prosper. " Program should Please AIL The bazaar to be bcld by the ladies of St. Mart,' Church the first Wed nesday in December, at the Opera House, rill include an entertainment in the ceiting with a program that ehor.li rove boh pleasing and popu lar. Nothing will be sold at the booths duiirgtho course of the entertain ment -o that tbere will be nothing to duti. ct the attention of the listener, and no admission fe will be charged for tie entertainment. The program is i s 1 1 Hows: Vtetil solo Miss Cooper. Vocal solo Mrs. Jayne. - Tenor solo Chas. Clarke. WhUUiug g"lo Mrs. Truman But ler. Vocal solo Mrs. Sletten. Hong Miss Sbarpe. Cornet solo Mr. Brock. Vocal solo Mrs. P. Davidson. Song Murray Kay. There will be five booths, consisting of a candy booth, plain work booth, fancy work booth, handkerchief booth and refreshment booth. Passenger Train Service fir Dnfiir. A regular train service has been put in effect ou the Southern Pacific rail road running from The Dalles to Du fur and traina will hereafter run ou the following schedule: Leave Dufur at 7 a. m., and arrive at The Dalles at 9. Leave The Dalles at 3:30 p. ni., ar rive at Dufur at 5 :30. " The first passenger train was run over the road Tuesday and it leftfiom the O. R. & N. depot. The fare eaoh way is $1 I am carrying more accounts on my books than I can afford, and earnest ly request all persons owing me to call and settle as promtply as possible. Dr. Dumble. GET IN THE HABIT OF TRADING AT THF BIG STORE WITH LITTLE PRICES Express Wagons, Hand ' ins, l'rm Wagons, Sulklies, I' nt-, C -a ter Wagons, Rocking Horses, Sleds, etc. Little prices . Games Crokinole. Ouiji Hoards, Flinch, Pit, .Sherlock I'oliiies, Bunco, - Buster Brown, Auth ', and many others. . Little prictg" EooKs The Lest stock we v had (or young and Id; pntty hi tilings, gicd titleg and Little price ' Steam Engines, Electric r.nfioe, Steamtsiats, Mechanical Traps, Comical Figure, etc., that w;il del;4ht the children. What would be nicer than to t gi,e your wila a Jew tlome sew- mi Mneliine for L hrtstmaeT Lomi in and talk with us .... i r v -t-.rw SanU Claua I coming runt u b can. tie aiwuys make tills store tits home. Silverware Cistern, Gut ter Di -hoc, Syrup P. tellers. Fruit Dishe, I'ickle Jars-, Sonar Bwh, Table Knives, Forks and S,cioii. Very Littld prices ' Fine China Cups and Saucers, Cake Plates, Oatmeal Diebee, Salad Bowls, Tea SetB, Spoon Trays, etc. Little prices Handkerchiefs We have a beautiful lot for your selection. Initial and Siik Em broidered, all new designs. Little prices Perfumery Dainty odois put lip in pretty packages for Christmas. S cents to $2.50 You do not e red bundles coming rroui this store ou Sun days. We do not sell goods on . tnatdav. . . E. E. Allen made a visit to The Dalles last week. Mr. and Mrs. Jordau took a trip to The Dalles last Thursday. Mrs. J. E. Nichols bad a visit from her father, Rev. A. J. Adams of Moro, recently. W. L. Clarke, resident engineer at Cascade Locks, was a visitor in this city Saturday, Rev. Mr. Morrison, reotor of Trin ity church, Portland, wag a recent visitor at Hood River. O. R. Ball, nianag r for the Ameri can Type Founders Co., at Portland, was a Hood River visitor last week. V. E. Jackson bag just bad a visit from E. E. Begbield an old acquaint ance who resides at Frankfort, Mich. P. J. Hays, repiesentlug L. M. Al exander &, Co., agents for the L. C. Smith typewriter, at Portland, was in town Saturday. A representative of the Christian Standard, the Rev. Mr. Husband of Cincinnati, is canvassing the valley in the iuterests of that publication. William Isenberg recently bought a house and two lots from Mrg. Ber nard Warren of Portland. Mrs. War ren formerly lived at Hood River. James Simontou & Son will soon be ing work ou a cottage for Mr. Demo rest, who recently purchased the La mar property near Indiau Creek. H. D. Wiley, who lives at Eugene, is thinking about locating somewhere in the Hood River valley. He wag here recently looking over the coun try. N. D. Miller, chief engineer of the Portland - Seattle railway passed through this city Tuesday night, lie wag accompanied by his wife and daughtor. The pupils of Miss Ethel Church will give a musical recital Friday evening, December 1. Miss Church is also on the program for several numbers. F. J. McCarthy, of the French Drug company, Taconia, waa a visitor at this office recently. Frenoh has interests at White Salmon, and thinks it is a coming town. The barbering firm of Hillings & Greeuo hag been dissolved, Mr. liilf lings having purchased the interest o his partner. Mr. Ureeno'g plana for the future are-not known. The Hassalo Commercial Club will bold a meeting Tuesday evening, De cember 5, at 8 o'clock. A full at tendance is desired as business of Im portance will be tr. nsacted. Friends in this city have received word from Mr. and Mr. Henry and Miss Henrietta Bramwell stating that they have arrived at Long Beach, Cal., and that they had a pleaaant journey. The publisher of the Oregon Search light, Mrs. Vandervoort, wag a recent visitor at Hood River. Mrg. Vander voort is well known in temperance work throughout the state. E. W. Cross and family are moving in to the residence on the bill known as "The Firs." It is the intention of Mrs. and Miss Cross to conduct a first-class boarding bouse there. Manager Fouts bag had the olllce of the Hotel Waucoma covered with a new composition known aa "Ruber old." It is durable, can be easily mopped up and presents a good ap pearance. E. C. Snyder, who came to this city to attend the social of the Woodmen, stayed here several days and says that Vieuto where be is living at present will have to give way to Hood River, as he intends leturuing here. Wasco county may be ahead in every other respect, but she ia somewhat shy along the matrimonial line this montb, only six licensee having been granted so far. The last waa to Ed ward Tobin and Louise Broeiua, of Hood River. Dalles Chronicle. Ashley Burr Cash, the we'l known salesman at the Paria Fair and Miss Naomi Wantland, will be married ut the borne of the bride'a parents in Vancouver, Wash., at high noon Nov. 2fi After December 1 Mr. and Mrg. Cash will be at home in Hood River. Mr'. Frank Button and Mies Hoad ley entertained their Sunday school classes Wednesday evening at the bon.e of the former lady. Oue of the classes is girls and the other boyg,and it ig needless to gay that they had a good time. Tbey played games and indulged in the pastimes of childhood and went away very much pleased with their evening's entertainment. The young eon of Mr, and Mrs. Sam Blower, who baa been quite ill is, we are pleased to say, out of danger. H. M. Abbott returned from a trip up me roaa luesaay. Mayor Blowers spent several dayg in Portland this week. J. F. Biitohelder ninunger of the Conutry Club, came np, from Port land, Tuesday. Mrs. A. A. Jayne who has been spending a day or two out of town le turued Tuesday morning. W. V. Jolmson had a party of gen tleman out looking the country over in the vicinity of Odell this week. R. A. Lamberson representing the Portland Heed Company waa here on one of hia frequeut trips Monday. C. W. Cottam, of Portland, was in town, Tuesday. Mr. Cottam ig in the clothing hutsuess, but is also interest ed in a timber claim on Mosier creek. Mr. and Mrs. Rand left for their new borne in Portland .this week. Mr. Rand will engage iu the real es tate business iu that city with Frank Laugiila as a partner. A. L. Craig, general passenger agent of the O. R. k N. and the Southern Pacific, was in Hood River, Tuesday. Mr. Craig was only here a few hours, returning to Portland ou train No. 1. Mr. Craig was a pleasant caller ut the Ulacier olllce.' The ladies of the W. C. T. U. held a very enthusiastic and well attended meeting at the Congregational church Tuesday afternoon. The subject for discussion was "Temperance Among the Young. " A mini bur of interest ing papers were read on this Question and much interest manifested. In another column an anneal for the Boys' and Girls' Aid Sooiety win De round that ought to rouoh the hearts of all. Although this appeal will not reach ninny in time' for them to give for Thanksgiving we are as sured that the maiuutoiiieut will be glad to receive gifts alter then. The windows of the various mer chants about towu are beginning to take on a semi-holiday appearance. The display oft China in the window of Clark a drug store and the one of books at Slocom'g remind ns that we will soon have to be dirgiir; in our jeans for the price of Christinas pres ents. Rev. and Mrs. Nelson loft on train No. 1, Tuesday for Portland where they will slay a few days and then go on to Bellingbam, where Mr. Nelson will occupy the pulpit of oue of the Churches iu that city, A large party of friends was at the station to see them off and to wish them happiness and prosperity in their now home. A. L. Dundas, representing tbe Pa cific Aid Association, an organiza tion writing health and accident in surance, was a culler at the Glacier olllce recently. Mr. Dundas was here looking up business and bo says that accident insurance is becoming very popular with all classes and condi tions of men. The small premium and large benefit to be derived from this form of insurance attracts those who cannot afford to carry the old ine policies. ' M. W. Avery of Winnipeg, Canada, ia in town. Mr. Avery is the posses sor of as flue a pair of greyhounds as you would tee any whero, and says that ten mouths ago they were so small that be coi ld put them in his coat pocket. He would have a hard tirao (lolng that now, as they are big, rangy fellow?, black with white points, perfectly n:atched, and it ig almost impossible to tell them apart. Mr. Avery ia going from here to Califor nia to spend tbe winter and expecta to race his dogs there, as this ig a popular form of sport iu that part of the country. E. Brayford of the Barrett (list riot brought a load of good things to Hood River Tuesday to be shipped to tbe Boys' and Girls' Aid society at Port land. Some time ago Mr. Brayford received a letter from the managers of this society asking for aid for tbe homeless waifs in their charge. Tak ing bold of tbe matter with character istic generosity he made a canvass of tbe neighborhood and succeeded in getting gilts of apples, potatoes, canned fruit and many other article that would be useful to the society. When be arrived in this city, Mr. Cram added a package of clothing and the donation was sent ou its way to the little ones, Tbe Cambridge, Ohio, Gazette, gaygCbas. Davidson, offers one year' subscription free to tbe person who bring the largest ear of corn to that PROFITS for YOU NONE for US at our CLOSING prices, All we ask you is the factory price and the freight charges on any of our stock, except millinery. We have made something out of profits on merchan dise, and now if you do not make something out of it then it is TOUR fault "We have seasonable goods in Men's, Ladies' and Children's Arctics and Rubbers, Silk Velvet and Felt Slippers, all - sizes. - Sweaters, Underwear, Gloves, Mittens, Shawl,, Hosiery, Shoes, Caps, Leggins. Get the goods and tako our profits all home with you. KNAPPS otiioe, of th'g year' crop. The "Bad D eacou" Davidson gay that that ia a soheuie of the editor to get enough corn brought to his office to fatten big next year' pork. He say Editor Bell know tbe delinquent list will be large next year, for the Baptists and Methodists joined hands with the good old whiskey democracy and elected governor there this year. When he belonged to tbe party, tbe "Deacon" say, tbe campaign cry was "tuuoh corn, much whiskey; much whiskey, many democrat,. and lots of oftloe. "How the world do move," add the "Deacon." 0. H. Stranaban of Stranahan k Sheets, went to Portland last Sunday to attend tbe Thanksgiving dinner given by the steamboat ctptaius run ning on tbe Columbia river. A the captaina were to be on duty Thanks giving Day tbey could not have their dinner on that date. Tbe dinner waa given in a large restaurant iu Port land and oonlasted of Jackrabblt pie, with the proper tilmmlugg. Mr. Stranahan says it waa a rare treat and that he doe not know of jollier lot of fellow than these steamboat cap tain. S. Barker arrived In town from Qrand Forks, Dakota, Wednesday morning. Mr. Barker baa given up big position in tbe railroad shop of the Northern Paolfio at East Grand Fork and will hereafter make his home with hia son who Uvea about three milei out of town on the west side. Before leaving Mr. Barkor saw Mr. Andrewg and Mr. Nicholson who aroalso in the employ of tbe railroad and tbey told blm that a soon as they could arrange their business In terest in that part of tbe country tbey would move to Hood River. M. II. Wilson the top-grafter, just returned from a trip through Hood River Valley where he got order for top-grafting over IfiOO tree. Mr. Wil ton aay that he top-grafted one 12-year-old tree that bore 800 apple two year from the giaft. Sheriff Sexton, Marshal Wood and Constable Harper of The Dalles passed through this city Monday on their way to appear against a deserter from the Fourteenth Infantry whom they arrested near Cbenowith last week. II. T. Andreaon, of Centralia.Wasb., wa a visitor at the Glacier otDce WednAadAV. Mr. AnrirAsnn nsni nrnn. - - - f erty ia the valley and intend coming bere in the spring with bi family to siay. Real Estate Transfers. E. N. Benson baa jost sold through Mr. Ontbank two choice lota on the Height to Captain Durance Smith, who will proceed at onoe to erect a flue residjnoe on the game. Thl will make the tenth residence erected in that section of tbe city during the last year, and there 1 not one cheap, poorly built one among them. W. J. Baker made tbe following real estate sales during the .week: Ten acres, D. Lookman to J. C. Boggg, price, $2,400; Joseph A. Wilson to Mr. Church of Hberman county, 40 acre; consideration, 12,400. Mr. Cbnroh 1 a brother of T. G. Church of Hood River, HOOD RIVER WILL HAVE NEW HOSPITAL The Cottage Hospital association, hag bought the large residence erected by H. 11. Cox gome time ago and it i the intention to transform it into a modern uptodate hospital. The association secured the proper ty from Mr. OtHeld through the agency of Cbag. Dauo. Mr. OtHeld 1 a reaident of Washington, living about :t0 mileg from Lewiston aorosa the Idaho state line and bought the property originally aa an investment. Tbe new hospital management will remodel the intertior of the building slightly In order to make it conform to the needs of an institution of this oharacter. A laundry will b3 estab-' llshed in tbe huge basement, where the kitchen will also be placed. Ou the first floor will be tbe otHoes and reception room. Tbe operating room will oooupy 'he front room of tbe sec ond floor which will likewise contain a ward for patients. On the third floor the nurses and help in tbe hos pital will have quarters. There will also be gome rooms in the new hospU tal for private patient if tbey desire tbem. The building ig admirably adapted to this purpose and can easily be made Into a hospital that will be adequate to tbe needs of this city for gome time to oome. Tbe baok of the building commands a line view of the Colum bia river and the mountains in the background and there are two verand as located tbere on which patient could while away their enforced Idle ness very comfortably. Tbe building is at present partly furnished and it ig undersood that the purobase included the furniture. It ia now partly occupied, 'Mr. and Mrg. Otten baring room on the first floor. Heme Team Defeated. The Hood River football team left bere last Sunday morning for Carson where they played the team of that town. The party went by the steam boat Major on which they had (eoured transportation and were accompanied by quite a number of admirer of tbe game from this city. Tbe game wag played In two halve of 20 and minutes with tbe usual intermission of ten minutes. Tbe team at Carsons put up pretty good game and are all big men. On line bucks tbe home team had the best of It and tbe score should have been a tie, the Carson team scor ing five points on a fluke which wa allowed them by an umpire who did not understand the gime. The play wag hard and fat and at tbe end of tbe game both elevena were played out The final score waa 10 to 5 in favor of Carsons. Born. To Mr. and Mr. Peter Odell, of Odell, a twelve pound boy. , W. V. Johnson made trip to Port land, Tuesday,