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WE DO NOT SELL GOODS ON SUNDAY
WINTER
There is every indication that this is to be an unusually
severe winter. Animals are everywhere laying: in their
winter comforts early. Their instinct is to be relied on.
We are Ready to Supply Your Every Requirement in Winter Clothing
A few dollars judiciously invested at this reliable store will probably save you many
dollars in doctor's bills, besides the awful discomforts attending colds and the
usual winter ailments resulting from careless dressing
Good Wool Underwear, Hosiery and Water-proof Shoes
don't cost much hero, lut add wonderfully to your chances for health and happiness. Overcoats,
Raincoats, Cloaks, will be found here in endless variety at prices which will make you stop and wonder
. how we can do it. WE ARE READY.
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I Napa Tan Shoes for Men and Boys (
BRIEF LOCAL MATTERS.
Fretsh butter and eggs at Bent's.
Mr. Bartmess iB on cash basis.
Get your chickens for Sunday dinne
at McUuire Bros.
Olives in bulk, bottles and cans at
Jackson's. .
Finishing for amateurs at Deitx Stu
dio. New Orleans Molasses in bulk and
cans at Jackson's.
Get a fine roast at Bent's meat mar
ket. Salt mackerel, eastern white fish and
pickled salmon at Jackson's.
McGuire Bros, make their own leaf
lard under their own brand.
CnickenB for Sund-iy dinner at A. S
Bent's.
Maple Syrup and New York State
Buck Wheat at Jackson's.
Telephone A. S. Bout Jyour meat or
ders at the City Market.
Fresh sausage made daily at Bent'
meat market.
It is to your interest to refer to M.
Bartmess' ad under the new system.
The Diets Studio for photos.
Our work guaranteed. Deltz Studio.
See our picture display of over 50 dif
ferent views and scenes given free with
every $!).00 purchase at the Huggius
store.
Notice.
We will not buy any more cider ap
ples until further notice, as we have
all of our storage room filled up. We
will still continue to do custom work.
Barrels and keg of all sizes for sale.
Hood River Cider Mill.
. For Sale
HiO acres. Little White Salmon land
for sale four miles from river. Good
road, also county road running across
place. Two houses, two barns, one
acre in grass, Two streams of water
running across place. Kasy cleared.
Good apple and berry land. For fur
ther particulars write F. W. Dehart,
Viento, Oregon. , f oll-nl
jH osier Fruit Land.
Sust 6 miles east of Hood River, in
the Mosier valley, V. D. Morgan has
gome excellent fruit land in la ge or
small tracts which he can sell cheap if
taken soon. Parties wishing to buy will
do well to write or see C. D. Morgan,
Mosier, Or.
"Far years I starved,' then I bought
a 50 oent bottle of Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure, and what that bottle bene
fitted ine all the gold in Geoigia
could not buy. I kept on takirg it
and in two mouths 1 went hack to my
woik as machinist. In three mouths
1 was as well and hearty as i ever
was I still use a little occasionally as
I Hod it a flue blood purifier and a
good tonic. May you live long and
prosper. " C. N. Cornell, Roding,
(la , Aug. 27, 1906. Kodol ia sold
here by Williams Pharmacy.
Notice of Filing of Tow uship Plat.
Notice is hereby given that plat of
survey of township 14 north, lauga 10
east of Willamette meridian, Fill be
officially filed in this office on No
vember 27, 190G, at the hour of
o'clock a. m., and that on and after
said date the lauds embraced therein
will become subject to entry by boua
fide settlers showing residence there
on prior to date of establishment of
tbe PaoiBo Forest Reserve on March
3, 1891. N. O. Phillips, register.
A. J. Cook, receiver.
C. Grieson went to Portland Sunday
for a visit.
A. L. Carmiobael took trip up
tbe road Monday.
II. W. Moore went to Portland for
a three days' visit.
Lou Morse went to The Dalles Fri
day on a business errand.
P. S. Davidson went to Sherman
county Monday for a visit rf several
days.
C. A. Bell returned from Portland
Ft iday, where he bad been spending
several days.
Truman Butler returned from Port
land Friday after a huiriod trip there
da business.
.1 If HnilhrnnnaF Bay . vtoitn in
Portland for several days during tbe
ween on business.
J. Adrian Kpping came up from
Portland Saturday to spend Sunday
at his ranob.
- A pair of glalssea which were foond
ou Tucker's hill await owner at tbe
Little White store.
Mrs. A. H. Jewett. of White Sal
mon, was a guest at one of the hotels
here last week, on her way to Port
land. Mr. and Mrs. Wiu. Ganger returned
from The Dalles Sunday where Mrs.
Ganger had been visiting fot several
days.
Mrs. A. A. Jayne, who has been
visiting at Tbe Dalles and Portland,
returned borne Saturday evening ac
companied by Mr. Jayne.
Rev. M. J. liiokey, editor and pub
lisher of tbe Occidental magazine, of
Wasco, trade a short stay at Hood
River the first of tbe week.
H. W. Jopiln, of Portland, spent
Sunday at Hood River. Mr. Joplin
is quite a frequent visitor here, where
he baa many friends and aouaintanoes.
Frank Chandler and his son. Wil
liam, oa me up from Portland for a
few days lust week. They are at pres
ent making their home in the Rose
City.
Mr. and Mis. J. E. Rand, who
have decided to go to Portland to
live, have been here during tbe past
few days packing th ir goods and get
ting ready to move.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Shields, of Los
Angeles, Cal., are visiting at the
home of H. W. Moore. Mrs. Shields
ia a daughter of J as. Henry, who for
merly conduoted a restaurant at Hood
River.
P. M. Hall-Lewis went to Tbe
Dalles Saturday evening and was ini
tiated into tbe mysteries of tbe Like.
Mr. Lewis is said to have made one
of tbe best candidates ever taken into
the Elks lodge in that city.
S. U. Soule, the piano man. has
rented tbe shop reoentiy vaoated by
Matt Kusseli, and renovated and re
papered it. He baa moved bia stock
of piauos and other instruments in
the store and will oocupy it in the fu
ture. An old fashioned chicken sapper
will be served at tbe home of M. U.
Nickelsen by tbe Ladies Aid of Bel
mont Novetubei 9. Proceeds for tbe
benefit of tbe church. Supper from 6
to 8 p. m., 25 ceuts. Come and eat
chicken with us.
Senator Fulton, accompanied by
Mrs. Fultou, passed through Hood
River Satuiday on Lis way to Wash
ington. When the train reached here
he alighted and after greeting a news
paper man, who was at the station
made dilligent inquiries for some
Hood River apples. The boy who us
ually is on band with tbem was not
In evidence nowever, and tbe senatoi
was disappointed.
Mrs. Horace Strong Is visiting ber
sister, Mrs. G. W. Brock, at White
Salmon and ber biother, John I. Mil
ler, at Hood River valley. Ex
obsnge. G. A. Paulson, a mining expert,
whose borne is at Denver, was at
Hood River last week Investigating
the report in regard to iloh findings
by prospectors in the Trout Lake
conntry.
Mis. F. H. Button went to Portland
on a visit last Thursday. Mr. Button
has been at Hood River for several
days having returned from tbe Wil
lamette valley wbere be baa lumber
interests.
Word baa been received here that
M's. Canfleld, who has taken to the
North Paoifto sauitarium last week
suffering for appendicitis, although
very weak, is expected to recover
without the aid of an operation.
Miss Jessie Walton, of Beatrice,
Neb., arrived at Hood River Satur
day. Miss Walton is a niece of J.
Thornton and has come to Hcod Riv
er for a long visit with tbe intention
of possihly staying here. She is very
much pleased with Hood River.
Harry I. Coleman and Miss Helena
M. Miller, of Hoodl River, were mar
ried at tbe residence of tbe Rev. D.
V. Poliug at The Dalles Wednesday
of last week After the ceremony tbe
bride and groom came to this city
wbere they wilt reside.
A number of boys wet In tbe gym
nasium last week and organized a
basket ball team for the ooming sea
son. They bave coumenoed practice
and will soon be ready to met teams
of their age ia this popular winter
game.
What Is said to be tbe largest Bald
win ever grown in Hood River valley
ia on exhibition in tbe window of
Lara way's jewelry store. It was gi own
on tbe Harbioson place now owned by
O. T. Roberta and ia 15 inches in
circumference, it kept the apple ex
perts busy for gome time trying to
figure out what variety it was. ' :
Harlie Carter, of tbe lone Pro
claimed spent Friday and Saturday
in our city, leaving ror nooa mver
Sunday morning. Mr. Cartel was
formerly oonneoted with Tbe Irriga
tor and his numerous friends were
glad to see him again. He bag prop;
eity interests here. Exobange.
W. J. Graham and Mrs. Graham,
accompanied by their son Louis, re
turned to Hood Klver Friday after
an extended absenoe. Mr. uranam
bag beeu at Calgary, Can., where bis
brother-in-law ia looated and Mrs.
Graham baa been staying lu Portland
with relatives. , . ,
Today Mia. P. Cram and her daugh
ter, Mrs. 11. L. Vorse, who has been
visiting ber, lett for Hood River,
wbere Mrs. Cram will make ber home
with her son during the winter - Mrs.
Vorse going on to ber home In Port
land. Prof, and Mrs. C. A. Foster
will oocupy tbe Cram house on Lib
erty street. Chronicle.
- J. A. Westerland, president of tbe
Western Oregon Orchard Co., of Chi
cago, iu company with Prof. A. W.
Frederiokson. president of the
North Park oollege, also of that olty,
baa been at Hood River for a few
days. Mr. Westerlnnd Is not a strang
er at Hood Kit r, h in been, here
at one tiniu with tbe intention of go
ing In tbe rrobard business ex'en
sively. He' is a great admirer of
Hood River and has sung ira praises
in many parts of the United SUtes.
Prof. Park was beie for the purpose
of getting material for an article on
the apple business. They left foi
Portalnd Friday. : . '
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THF BIG STORE
, WITH LITTLE PRICES
Wet Weather Wants
mpplicd here at very little prices
childrcns'and ladies rubbers, 40
and 50c pair. 8teel rod umbrellas
5Qc
Oneita Union Suits for
Misses and Ladies neeee lined sil
ver grav, form fitting earnient-t
$1 fuitl -
Men's Light Weight
Natural Wool U'derWe
They're warm enough hut not too
heavy, Hnely finished garments
$1.5Q -aeh.
Shoulder Shawls ana
fainatori", a special lot, priced
v,hv down !'". all -flT.
You're Not Too Late to
get one of those special sale black
sateen underskirts at a very little
price, but don't wait any longer
Tin, Tin, Tin. It is made
of tin. We've gt it, we make it
a point to keep everything iu tin-w-
re and ours are Little prices
The Glad Hand is the one
that wearea 00 r gloves. --You get
every bit of value it is possible to
put into them and Little prices
Shell Novelties. Trinket
b 'xeg, match aafes, ink stands,
paper weights, ornamental shells,
-ir . rrtmi Smith Sea islands.
Dollar Watches. Guar-,
anteetl tt me-keejers. Bet ter one
for ladies and gentlemen in gold,
silver and gun metal finish.
- t . Little prices
Flower Pots. How atxmt
your lmti-e plants. Now ia the
tiine 10 r-ot lliem 'or winter
lilooinit g. All ; '
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'Chrysanthemum vaiei '
Tall, traieful shape, in crytnl
and colored glnt, 25e33'' 5Qc
Don't Forget that we carry
all the impular new sheet music
sic that ronutt r nt. 'New i su"S
arr'ving e mmitlv,
We've Been Hob Nobbins: with Santa Claus Ir6
and have had a gopd peep into his pck for this season.. As 'usual he will nuke tli. .hj a .., hi lie., quar-
ters and soon will have tuch a display here as Hood River never saw. .Vf, neverdi-apiwint Jhe children. Q
D. R. Norton was a passenger on
the local for Cascade Locks Tuesday.
Sheriff Cbrisman was a visitor at
Hood River Wednesday.
J. L. Henderson went to Tbe Dalles
ou tbe local Wednesday on a business
trip.
Miss Gladys Hartley, who bps re
sumed ber musical studies, went to
Portland on the local Wednesday.
N. B. Jordan, who has been at El
topia, Wash., during tbe summer, re
turned to Hood River the first of the
week.
Mrs. McRae, who owns a ranob in
the valley and is employed on the
Oregonian, was a visitor at Hood Riv
er Monday.
J. M. Wright has the coutiaot to
build a residence foi J. IS. Goodpas
ture on his property about a mile
and a half from the olty.
Mis. K. S. Walton went to Poit
land Wednesday for a visit with her
daughter, Miss Amie, who Is at pres
ent living in that city.
Tbe United Brethren ladies will
hold their regular Kensington next
Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
S. E. Bartmess. All are invited.
I W. H. Ecoles returned from a visit
to Ogden last Monday evening. Mr.
Eccles was accompanied by Mis. So
cles, who has been away for some
time. ' .
Gordan Bragg and P. Guyer weut
to Poitland last;week. Since arriving
there a letter has been received in
this city saying that they would go to
San Franoisoo. 8
The store of Frank A. Cram was
closed several hours Tuesday after
noon during tbe funeral of Miss Marie
Mobr, who was formerly employed as
a clerk by Mr. cram.
Joseph Vogt, of Vogt Bros., spent
the day in Portland Tuesday. He
made the trip for the purpose of buy
ing goods and other busiuess in con
nection with b's store.
Mrs. R. H. Wallace, aoompanied by
her daughter, Miss Margaret, ent to
Portland Monday for a few days vis
it. Miss Margaret is attending school
at St. Helen's Hall.
The relatives of Mrs. I. W. McMil
lan, who died last; week, desire
tbrougb the columns of tbe Glacier to
thank the many friends who assisted
them in their late affliction.
"The Value of Worthy Motive" will
be tbe subjeot of discourse at the
Unitarian church next Sunday morn
ing; for evening, "The Upward
Look." A cordial Invitation ia ex
tended to all.
Tbe theme for the Methodist church
Sabbath morning will be "The City
Taken by Surprise." "A stronghold
for Prisoners," at !:p. m. Song
and praise service, reading scripture
and prayer, anthem and duet, ser
mon, solo by tbe pant 01. All invited.
Don't forget the basket social at tbe
MiddleWaliey school bouse (formerly
Klondike) on Saturday evening, No
vember 10th. A good program and a
bountiful supply of good things to eat
will greet you. Tbe proceeds will go
into tbe library fund. Every one in
vited.
Mr. Robert E. Harbinson who has
been in the fruit tusinesa at Hood
River for 20 years has beeu in town a
couple of days. - He has sold out
there and is looking around with a
view to looating where there is a good
sohooL He was here some time ago
and waa so well pleased that he came
back again and baa beeu looking lor
property. Forest Grove Times.
A. S. Benls has moved hia butcher
shop into tbe building formerly occu
pied by tbe City Matket and will con
duct it under the name of tbe Cen
tral Market. Tbe new shop baa been
fitted op nicely and it is the inten
tion of Mr. Bents and bis manager,
Ed Mayes, who will continue to do
business at the place where he has
been meeting his old customers, to
carry a first-class line of every thing
in the meat business.
Tbe pupils attending tbe Mosier
school whose names bave been placed
on tbe roll of honor for tbe month of
Octobe aie tbe following: Anna
Uaacke, Alice Mosier, Oia Waite,
Louis Burlingame, Fiancis Denny,
Aldine Hudson. Lodioe llaaoke, Al-
fora Haacke, Willie Depee, Willie
Stewart, ) Willie tfootn, Johnnie tapp
ing, Hallie Pepper, Mammie Green,
Emily Husband, Rhelly Hudson, Jes
sie Denny, Jenny Carroll, James Car
roll, Julian Uenninssrn.
Today, says tbe Cbrouicle, M l. W.
H. Moody, who Jims spent tbe past
week in the city, returned to Shaui
ko. This simple statement mean
more today tban it bas in the past,
since it invoivea the permanent re
moval of tbe family of W. U. Moody
from Ibe Dalles, and In time tbe
Moody borne, in which ex-Governor
and Mrs. Moody reared their family,
will no doubt be occupied by other,
which causes a feeling of regret to
their old time friends. They will,
however, be inseparably linked with
tbe interests of The Dalles in a busi
ness way and are still well represent
ed by their ton, Hon. M. A. Moody.
G. J. Gessling went to Portland,
Tuesday, on business in connection
with tbe milling company.
Tbe W. C. T. U. will hold a series
of medal contests soou. Tbe first will
take place In about two weeks. The
particulars will be given later.
A number of the officers ot tht
Grind Lodge of Odd Fellows were at
Hood River last week and attendetl
the meeting ot the local lodges here
and at Udell. Among them were W.
A. Carter, grand inastei, Grand Sec
retary Sharon, O. 1). Doaue, grand
treasurer, E. Hontettler, grand tiai
den. Capt. J. W. Shaver, president of
the Shaver Transportation Co., of
Portland, accompanied by his wife,
spent Sunday and Monday iu town as
guests of Mrs. Chas. Hall. Mr. Sha
ver is spending a week in the country
with Mrs. J. A JKnglish. The oaptniu
says be would like to trade one of his
steam boats for a ranch. He is very
much taken with Hood Rivei and
Hood River valley.
The Election.
Results show that the election
which was held yesterday in many
states was a Republican viotory and
that the Republican majority iu con
gress will not be out down. Iu Now
York v here tbe greatest interest cen
tered H ?hes, tbe Republican candi
date, was eleoted over Hearst by a
majority of 50,000.
Chapped Hands.
Wash your band with warm water,
diy with towel and apply Chamber
lain's Salve just before goiug to bed,
and a speedy cure is certain. This
salve Is also invaluable for soie nip
ples, itching piles and skin diseases.
For sale by Keir 1 Cass.
Card of Thanks.
We wish to express our henitfelt
thanks to tbe kind neighbors and
friends who weie so thoughtful and
considerate during the iuat illness
and death of Mrs. Maiy O'Neill.
Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Stout, iVibS Lau
ra and Vera O'Neill.
Doing Good Work.
If every newspaper throughout the
western part of Oreogn would do as
good work as tbe Coi'vulli Timi s in
agitating bettei fru t the lit. in elte
valley would have a greater rrp ta-
tion for first-okas apples tlau Hood
River bas.
Died Suddenly.
Jus. McGiunis, who was visiting Lis
brother, D. L. MoUiunis, at Menomi
nee, died there very suddenly Tua
daty Ootober 31, of acute storrnnb
trouble. The funeral took lace
Thursfday morning at 10 o'clock,
Rev. W. U. uilmore conducting the
services, and interment whs in Idle-
wilde cemetery. Mr. Met tlnnis was a
native of Ontaiio, Can,, and had buen
in this locality but three months.
Fire Causes Slight Damage.
A fire in tbe woodshed back of tbe
residence belonging to S. F. lily the
occasioned considerable excitement
and apprehension Thursday after
noon. The origin of tbe conflagution
is not known, but for a time it bent
tbe fire company, which promptly le-
spouded to the alarm, quite busy to
subduing it. It was extinguished
by chopping holes in tbe roof iiud
playing a stream of water on it. The
ladders recunty received with the new
tire apparatus demonstrated tbelr use
fulness. Apart from charring some
wood and sight damugo to the roof
the loss was tiiiliug.
Opened a Dancing School.
Tbe dancing school which is to te
conducted here this a inter by Prof.
Wal (Wilson, Jwas opeutd Tuesday
evening, when a tclass for gentiemon
was organized. It was well attended
and tbe professor feels much encour
aged. Nest Tuesday a class for ladies
and children will be opened, thi Jliours
for obildreu being from 1 to 5:30
o'clock in the afternoon, tbe ladies
class troni to 8 in the evening and
gentlemen's class from 8 to 0. After
wards there will be a danciug patty
oommeucmg at h:ju, f urther partic
ulars can be obtained from B. F.
IlutchinBon at tbe Paris Fair.
Tleinan Day Observed.
Satuiday evening, November 10th
Ib tbe date set for the observance ol
i'irman Day by Hood River Lodge
No. 105, A. F. 4 A. M. There will be
a speoirl meeting of the loJge with
work iu tbe M. M. degree, followed
by a short program and an oyster
supper. Members of the lodge are all
urged to be preseut. Visiting broth
erg welcome. ' By order of the W. M,
D. McDonald, Seo'y.
Mill Slay In Hood River
The lemedy that makes oti feat, deep
and grow strong, called Pa'lino Tablets.
will be sld regularly by Williams'
Pharmacy, Hood River. Theno great
nerve and constitution builders coat only
gOc per bo, aii botes, $2.50. tf
15
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BOOK
SALE
Commencing Friday, October 26th,
find continuing
ONE WEEK
Cloth Bound Books that Sell for 40c, 35c and 25c
I will make a
social price,
15c
Here's your chance to get some Good Stories Cheap
SLOCOM'S
THE BOOK STORE
Well Known Summer Hotel for ale
I Hundreds of Portland people go to Mrs. Howe's
every year on their annual outing. No place in
jiuuu unci ia ucuiaji uunii ui uivrw uijiiiy recom
mended. Hero is an investment that will make big
money for the right party. There is a growing de
mand in Hood Kiver for such a resort. It will pay
well to enlarge it to three times its present capacity.
There are 20 acres of land all in cultivation, one
mile horn town, i acres m strawberries, 7 acres in
clover, 115 trees from 4 to 15 years old, 125 young
trees, l()-room house, 4 cottages, 2 tents, barn and
chicken houwe, complete water system for houses
with wind mill, 1000 gallon tank, water in house and
barn. 20 shares of irrigation water. 2 nnws. 100
chickens, all houses, furniture, dishes, linens, etc.
improvements worm f 4,uuo. Trice lor the 20 acres
onlv .15.000. Will sell 5 acres with all hiiildinrr
etc., for 8,000. This is a bargain. Call on us for
iuriner particulars, j. 11. ni'jiLiiiuuiNJNttU & LU.,
Hood River and Portland, Ore.
OF SUPERIORITY
are many, too many
to print here, but if
THEIR POINTS
you are interested in having the BEST get acquainted with
Oliver Steel and Chilled Plows
Moline Orchard Disc Buckeye Cider Mill
Sharpels Tubular Cream Scpcrator
Faultless Grubning Machine
Aermoter Wind Mills Buckeye Force Pump
(Need no Fixing)
Bean Spray Pumps Kimball Cultivators
Syracuse Spring Tooth
Vehicles and Farm Machinery
(EXCLUSIVELY)
J. R. NICKELSEN
The Christian and Mission Alliance.
The Christian and Mission Alliance
convention will be held in tbe K. of
K. hall Noveir her 22nd and 23d, 1D0C.
The following speakers are expected
to be present : Kev. K. N. Kldridge
and Mrs. Kldridge, of Indianapolis,
Mr and Mrs. Wornsuip, of China,
and Kev. C. O. Sawteile, of Portland,
Ore.
Order of services First services at
2 p. m. Nov. 22ud and in the evening
t 7:30 p. m Nov. 23rd at 10 a. m., i
p. in. and 7 :3U p. ni.
Tbe public is cordially invited to
alt nd each service.
Itenter Wanted.
An experienced farmer who thor
oughly understands strawberry cul
ture and genera) farming. Must be
iflober and industrious and able to
furnish first class references. Married
nnn prefered. Good proposition for
the right man.
J. II. Ileilbronner k Co.
Hood River.
New Jiulldin? for J. It. Nickehen.
Plans which P. M. Hall-Lewis la
preparing provide for the erection of
a two-story brick or concrete build
ing on the corner of Cacsade avenue
and third street by J. K. Nickelseu.
The building will be 50x100 feet wl h
an all glass front on Cascade avenue
and a full basement. The walls on
the attoond (loci will be so construct
ed that they can be finished off at
any time and rooma partitioned ot!.
The roof will be ooveied with a new
process known aa roll roofing and tba
building wben finished wiU make a
most commodious warehouse foi Mr.
Niokelsen'a farm implement aud car
tiage business.
Not lee.
Tbe annual meeting of tbe stock
holders of the Cottage hospital will
be held at tbe office of the secretary
Monday evening November 12th at 7
p. m. sharp. P, C. Urosius, Sec'y.