The Hood River glacier., March 21, 1907, Image 7

POt" 1 r . ' ' " - ... 1
ft if- M n t ifs nnuu n
iree More Days of Our
CRAMS
New Spring Caps for
Ladies and Children
Muslin Underwear Sale
RELIABLE
RELIABLE
' " . . " " USJ
u
0
'"II f
3C
New Easter Suits Arrived
Spring Clothing is always an interesting study, and
this year we have simply out done all past efforts to
show the largest and
Prices range from
$8.00 to $25.00
and we are making a
SPECIAL FEATURE
OF OUR
$10.00, $12.00
$16.00 & $20.00
Suits
best line of up-to-date
suits. The patterns are
new and snappy, the
construction is better
than ever and the styles are pace
makers for the fastest goers that
ever hit the pike.
We Stand Ready to Show You
OUR NEW OXFORDS ARE IN
New Easter Hats
THE McKlBBIN
The Best. The Standard $3 Hat
Hundreds of new
shapes and colors.
Our hats are worn by
most everybody ; they
have stood the test of
time, and most men
are mighty particular
about their headgear.
We are careful of our
selections. Your in
terests are safe here.
DC
DC
The UptoDate Store
Ladies' Easter Suits,
Waists and Skirts
n t.
o
DC
BRIEF LOCAL MATTE RH.
Mr. Bartmess is on a rash basis.
Telephone CYn'rul Market yoor meat
orders.
Get your liuy orders in at Wait's. Get
it at the car and save cartage charges.
Go to H. W. Waifs for y..ur fUir and
feed and save money. Barrel lots of
flour at the right price.
Fresh sausage made daily at Central
Market.
ait mackerel, eastern white fish and
pickled salmon at Jackson's.
Our work guaranteed. Deitz Studio.
Get a fine roast at Bent's meat mar
ket McGuire Bros, make their own leaf
lard under their own brand.
H. W. Wait is agent (or the Petaluma
Incubutors. They are the standard.
He can furnish you with any kind of
Incubator thermometer.
Mm. J. T. Merrill baa a full line of
millinery and iuvites tbe iuspection
of the ladies of Hood Kiver.
Fresh butter and eggs at the Central
Market.
Orange, citron and lemon peel at
Haoua's Star Grocery.
Dress making doue at tbe bazaar on
Hood Kiver heights.
It is to your interest to refer to M.
Bartmess' ad under the new system.
The Diets! Studio for photos.
New and complete line of grooeries
at tbe Star Grocery.
Don't forget where to get oyster
shells, gril bone or any kind of chicken
feed, stock or poultry food. H. W.
Wait's is the place.
If you want to buy or sell real estaie
go to Onthank & Otten. Money to
loan on first mortgages. Abstracts and
legal papers carefully prepared. Nota
rial work of all kinds.
New Orleans Molasses in bulk and
cans at Jackson's.
Hazlewood creamery butter, 80c a
roll, at McGuire Bros.
Raisins, currants, sweet apple cider,
la fact hiij thing you need to make
good mince pies found at Hanna's
Star Grocery.
' Finishing for ain iteurs at Deitz Stu
dio. A few hundred cherry trees of stand
ard varieties for sale.
Bobbins & Thompson
Stranahan & Clark have on hand a
large supply of murate cf potash and
super phosphate, and can fill .orders for
any quantity.
Through a Portland milliner, Mrs.
J. T. Merill ia keeping in touch witb
)be new city styles, and can assure
her customres oorrect designs in hats,
at reasonable ptices.
Wodohoppets supplies of all descrip
tions at Uaynes. Wedges, saws, axes,
etc Call and see us.
Strahahan & Clark have received a
large order of plant food , put up in con
venient packages, for house plants.
Also lawn fertilizer. Give them your
orders.
' Cnickens for Sund iy dinner at the
Central Market.
Olives in bulk, bottles and cans at
Jackson's.
The salve that acts like a poult.ee is
Pine Salve Carbolized. No other salve
is so rood for cuts, burns, boils and
chapped skin. Ask about it. Price 25c.
Sold by Keir & Cass..
We belive in a liberal distribution of
printer's Ink. List your property with
Heilhronner and the people who are
looking for land will know what you
have to sell.
All the new designs and shapes tor
Easter, at tbe millinery parlors of
Mrs. J. T. Merrill.
The, week befor.t Easter millinery
ill be iucluded in the bargains at tbe
bazaar m Hood River heights.
All our meats are purchased in Port
lui l from t'i" Union Meat Co. and are
government inspected, which is a guar
anty of its wholesoineness. MjGuire
Bros.
Get your chickens for Sunday dinner
at McGuire Bros.
Go to tbe bazaar on Hood River
heights for bargains.
Maple Syrup and New York State
Buck Wheat at Jackson's.
StranaTian & Clark have received a
consignment of Roche Harbor lime..
The Fashion Stables hftve'.installed an
electric power clipping machine and
grooming brush, and are prepared to
clip horses. Bring in your horses.
R. W. Caldwell went to Mosier
Thursday.
Dr. Watt made a flying trip to Port-
laud Monday.
W. D. Rogers made a business trip
to The Dalles Thursday.
Pete Henniugsen was down from
Mosier Tbuisday on business.
A. S. Bennett, of Tbe Dalles, visit
ed Hood River on brsiness Friday.
J. A. Epping came in Snturday
from Portland and went out to tbe
ranch
O. C. Dean, tbe ferryman, weut to
Portland Thursday on a short busi
ness trip.
Mrs. Truman Butler returned home
from lbe Dulles Thursday were she
had beeu visiting friends.
M. P. Iseuberg, who recently re
turned from Portland, made a tr p to
Tbe Dulles Tbuisday.
Senator Presby, of Goldeadale, wat
a visitor in Hood River Saurday,
calling oj old friends
R. D. Gould came in from Portland
Saturday, remaining over Sunday, re
returned to Tekoe, Wash.
Mr. and Mis. A. M. Kelloy, of
Mount Hood, went to Portland Mon
day to remain a couple of days.
Mrs. P. S. Davidson, sr., returned
from Portland Thursday, wbere she
speut several days visiting friends.
H F. Davidson and Willis Van
Horn re.urned from a business trip
to Portland and other points Friday.
Mrs. Arthur Clarke left tor Portland
Friday wbere she wilt spend sonit
tiaio visiting with her sister iu that
plaoe.
A. E. Woolpert, of White Salmon,
was a visitor at Hood Kiver Thurs
day, on his way from Portland, wbere
he bad been called onjausiness.
Chaa. Haywood moved bis family
from The Dalles Friday. Mr. Hay
wood owns a bouse on Columbia
street and will occupy it in future.
U. C. Albee, of tbe firm Jof Aibee,
Benbam & Co.. who bongbt tbe Cast-
ner plaoe. was up from Portland last
week to look over bis property.
Cbas. X. Hall went to Poitland
Thursday, wbeie be met Mrs. Hall,
who has been visiting there and after
spending a day 01 two in tbe oity, re
turned, accompanied by bis wife.
The steamer Geo. W. Simons wbicb
is now at tbe Willamette Iron Works
having bet orank shaft repaired will
probably be ready to go on her regu
lar run again on Monday, March 25.
Our office and business methods are
up-to-date. List your property witb us
and it will be handled in an up-to dale
manner. J. H. Heilhronner & Co.
in
H. F. Davidson and wife were
Poitland tbe first of tbe week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Ferguson re
turned Ioeeday from a trip to Port
land. Mrs. Jack Rand and obildren visit
ed in Portland Monday, returning
tuesaay noon.
A. O. Pace has so far reooveicd
from bis recent illness as to be able
to go to Portland Saturday.
J. A. Kppiug reports the sale of 10
acres west of bis plaoe. from Mr.
Dorneoher to Fred Strong, of Port
land, for M500.
County Fruit Inspector Castoer left
or Dufur Tuesday, wbere be will put
,u a week or ten days inspecting tbe
jrcbards in that section.
D. N. Bverlee has leased the
"Shoestring Ranob" to A. M. Kellogg
for five jearg. and will move into tbe
oity as soon as be can find a location.
Mrs. Lucia Faxon Additon. nation
al lecturer on social science and sta'e
presideut of the W. C. T. U.. will
speak at tbe M. E. oburcb next Sun
day evening.
W. J. Baker A Co. bad sis families
moving Saturday as a result of recent
salts made by tbem. Foitunately it
wa a pluubuiit day so all parties are
satisfied.
D. E. Miller, who has a ranch at
Mount Hood settlement, but who ban
been spendiug tbe wiuter at Portland,
came up Thursday evening and went
out to his place.
Tbe iumiit friends of Dr. II. D. W.
Piuoo, who has been siok witb tbe
iirip foi two weeks, will be glad to
learu that be is again able to be out.
lie doctor is still weak, but is rapid
ly reoupeiatiug.
Orluo Laxative F.uit Syrup ia a
new reuiidy, au improvement on tbe
laxatives of former years, as it does
not gripe or uauseate and is pleasant
to take. It is guaranteed. Clarke
Drug Cc.
Everett Kemp will lecture in Hood
River uuder the auspices of tbe
Ladies Aid of tbe Cougiegatloual
oburcb iu plaoe of Mr. MoClury, who
was prevented from coming by the
blockade last winter. Further notioe
will be given later.
The C. E. of tbe U. B. ohuroh bas
i' cured tbe services of tbe DeMoas
Uonoert company for an entertain
ment to be given In tbe near future.
These people bave appeared in Hood
River and some of our citizens have
beard tbem. Announcements wili be
made as to date and terms, later.
D. I. Stone came in from bis ranch
near tbe mineral springs Tuesday, be
ing his first trip out sinoe the snows
of winter. He leports that tbe ex
posed places on bis ranoh are now
bare, but there is ab-mt three feet of
snow at Sandy Flat, and considerable
snow in tbe timber. Tbe deepest
snow at one time this winter was 52
luohes. Nearly all tbe young trees
tbat were beaded low were broken
down by tbe nleet storm, but tbe
trees tbat were well pruned back and
beaded high, escaped injury.
W. O. Ash bas sold bis interest in
tbe Paris Fair to M. E. MoCarty and
G. W. Thompson, who will continue
tbe business under tbe name ot W.
O. Ab k Co. Mr. Ash will seek some
outdoor occupation, as the confine
ment of tbe store does not agree witb
him. Messrs. MoCarty and lbomp
son bave been partners in the busi
cess witb Mr. Ash, and there will be
no change made in the running
affairs of tbe business.
Fr.mk Noble went to Tbe Dalles
yesterday to see abont bis taxes.
F. L. Thomas, of White Salmon,
took the local for Portland Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Cram were
passengers on the local foi Portland
yesterday.
Ed J. Perkins, Tbe Dalles Insurance
man, was in Hood Kiver on business
Tuesday and Wednesday.
J. E. Hall, brother of Cbas. Hall,
tbe druggist, went to Sherman coun
ty Thursday on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hall spent Sun
day witb frlenda and relatives in
Portland, return log Tuesday on train
2.
Tbe Ladles Aid society of tbe Con
gregational cburob will meet on Fri
day afternoon witb Mrs. 11. S. Rich
mood.
Ralph Savage went to Green Point
Friday and will take a position there
with tbe Stanley-Smith Lumber com
pany during the summer.
W. C. Cameron was up from Me
nominee yesterday looking for men to
work at the mill. Several good men
oould find steady jobs there.
G. D. Wood worth this week pui
chased the ten acres of E. C. Rogers,
in Belmont. Tbe consideration is not
stated, but it ia a fine property.
Harry Buckmaster, a looal bartend
er, is in tbe hospital as the result of
an alteration in whiob be beoame
engaged while at lbe Dalles Sunday.
W. F. Andrews arrived here Mon
day from East Grand Forks, Minn.,
and will spend his vacation of five or
six weeks looking after bis ranob in
tbe Barrett district.
B. L. Bany, secretary of tbe Ore
gon Merobauta Mutual Fire Assuranoe
association, of Dayton, was In the
city yesterday looking for a looal rep
resentative tor bis company.
In order to convenience tbe publio
tbe banks of Hood Kiver, commenc
ing on Maroh 25, 1907, will not close
during tbe noon hour, but will be
open from 9 a. m. to 3 p. m.
George Marsb. of Walla Walla, offi
cial organizer of tbe Brotherhood of
Owls, was in 11 cod Kiver tbe Srst ot
tbe kweek, looking up tbe prospects of
Instituting a lodge of tbat order bere.
K. A. Pieroe. of Cascade Locks,
was in tbe city several days last week,
taking views. He took several pict
ures in tbe oity, among them a view
of tbe Wauooma hotel wbiob is tbe
beet ever taken of that popular bostel-
Mrs. Willis Van Horn Entertains.
Mrs. Willis Van Horn, who has
been occupying tbe home ot Mrs. P.
S. Davidson, sr., during tbe winter.
but who will shortly go to ber hand
some new house at Van Horn butte,
entertained at whist Tuesday after
noon. Three tables were put in play
and tbe room was prettily decorated
witb flowers. Tbe first prize, a hand
somely decorated sot of playing cards,
was won by Mrs. Friday, and tbeoon-
solution prize, a beautiful potted
plant in bloom, went to Mrs. Uhas
Hall. At tbe conclusion ot oard Play
ing a dainty lunch was served. Those
present were: Mrs. Arthur Clarke,
Mrs. Cbas. Clarke, Mrs. Frank Cram,
Mis. Friday, Mrs. Sherman, Mrs.
liadley, Mrs. P. H. Davidson, sr.
Mrs. P. S. Davidson, jr., Mrs. II. F.
Davidson. Mrs. Carl Vaugban. Mi
Gilbert, Mrs. Price, Mrs. Chas. Hall
and Mrs. N. Bone.
U you have property to sell and want
it sold at once, list it vim J. n. neii
bronner & Co.
GET
IN THE HABIT
OF TRADING AT
THF BIG STORE
WITH LITTLE PRICES
9
SATURDAY SPECIALS Next Saturday, March 30th Ea.ter Noweitie.. Bab-
i .1 tt u rh.A bit"' Duck, Chick, Eggs, cute
Men'. Linen Collar.. Th d,eS ?' ?' JLb" Kaster Petals. Books, Bibles and
JoV"?e Bra" regular two- will be in charge of our store and TeeUmentg A pretty
for-25c grade, all shapes and sim-s. j Don't You Forget It Little prices
Special lOc v
Boy.' Overall Suit, in TE mJ PE0PLE ON EARTH fZZlhoV
blue and Kahki Denim, blouse, rorss, Bpaues, snoveis, uing
pants aud belt, all size?. are the ones that help their neigh- Saws, Pruning Sheares, 1 rowels,
Hpeciat, the suit....'. 75c. bora whenever they can. That's Etc. Little prices
' what Hood River people do. Thy .
Drapery Material, for are all working for oneanpther's BulR Seed. We carry the
recovering couches, making cur- g(0(j Tne Episcopal Ladies Ivy assortment of leading va-
tains, enf-hius, etc. Now is the c,eared arK)Ut 165,00 iagt Soturday. rleties, seeds that will grow and
time to do it. beau'l'nl patterns at ' , ,
11.14, 2 O and 23c the yard. Thanks to you. pay you w,,i for the plant.ng.
j JUI !v O "2. e ladies of the Belmont M. E. Church will have charge of
ScHtUrdciy iVlflrCri ourletore. This Is tbe loorth year they have held these
Benefit Sales, and we hope this will be the best one. Don't miss it.
Miss Eyans Wins Medal.
The medal contest given at the op
era house Friday evening under tbe
auspices of tbe Woman's Christian
Temperanoe union, though not as
largely attended by the citizens as it
should bave been, afforded a pleasant
and profitable evening to those piea
eut. The contestants acquitted them
selves in a most creditable manner.
Miss Ida Evans won the medal
though t was after a prolonged de
bate. The judges were able to come
to a decision between Miss Evans and
Miss Uerner, m tbe points of excel
lence on rendering was about the
same. Some ot tbe judges suggested
there be a number of medals tor tbe
next oontest or not bave so many
good speakers.
The ladies of tbe W. C. T. U. wish
to thank the members of the orches
tra and ail tbat took part in tbe mus
leal part of tbe program fcr their ser
vices. The proceeds of the evening
were 110.
Hand Colored
Postal .
Cards
of
Hood River
Valley
Handsome,
New,
Best Ever
PICTURE FRAMES
NEW LOT OF
Picture
" ; Mouldings
Mats
OF ALL COLORS
SEE OUR PICTURE SALE
SLOCOAVS
The usual services at the Unltaiian
oburcb Sunday at 11 a. m. and 7 :3D
m., J. A. Baldridge minister.
Morning subject, "Earth's Real in
heritors"; evening, "A Gleam from a
Noble Life." Tbe glad band to one
and all.
The Hood River Minstrel Co. will
show at White Salmon next Tuesday
evening at the opera bouse, and judg
ing from tbe exbibilon they gave
here, will give the residents of tbe
north bank a show tbat none can
afford to mis.
County Commissioner Hibbard
states that if the old road leading to
the boat landing, wbiobianowaooun-
ty road. Is closed, tnat tne county
will contribute to tne maintenance or
the new road to the boat landing, and
appropriate a liberal sum towaids the
grading or tbe street.
The family and father cf R. W
Pratt, cashier of tbe Hoed River
Hanklnn & irust uo. are expected to
arrive bere this week from San Diego,
Cal.. wbeie tbey bave spent tbe win
ter. J. H. Osborne and family, of
the same bank, left Sioux City, Iowa,
tbe same day and will De nere proba
bly today.
W. J. Baker will build a residence
on bis lots east or r ran a. uram s
residence, on State street, wbiob will
be oooupied by K. w. trait, it will
be a very tasty six-room cottage, witb
all modern improvements. Tbe plans
are just out, and were made by P. M.
tlall-ljewls.
Mrs. Staats, motbei ot Mrs. 0. N.
Clarke, stopped off Monday ou ber
way to Dufur, and yesterday contin
ued ber journey borne, accompanied
by her son, Grover Slusher, who she
will take to Poitland to consul' a
specialist about his knee, wbicb was
Injured here a ooupie oc montns ago,
and wbiob does not improve.
Victor, tbe infant child of Mr. and
Mrs A. B. Cash, died Sunday, March
17. Tbe funeral was held at tbe resi
dence yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock
and tbe remains interred In Idle-
wilde. Rev. E kins officiated. Mr
Cash has been preaobiog at Baker
City, and was called bome on acoount
of tbe death of tbe child. Mis. Cash
bas been bere two months attending
tbe child, wbiob baa been ill tor tbat
length of time.
You should be very careful of your
bowels when you bave a cold. Nearly
all other cougb syrups are oonstipat
inn. especially these containing opi
ates. Kennedy's Laxative Cough
Syrup moves the bowels contains no
opiates. Conforms to National Pure
Food and Drugs Law. Beats the en
dorsement ot mothers everywhere
Children like its pleasant taste. Sold
by Keir i Cass.
Died at Cascade Locks,
Mrs. Katberine Dunlon died at Cas
cade Looks on Maroh I t, 1907, aged
67 years and six months. The cause
of death was cerebral hemorrhage.
Mrs. Dunlop was born in Ireland in
1839. Her home was in La Crosse,
Wis., from whiob place she came witb
her husband five years ago to Cascade
Looks, Ore. Her husband died three
years ago. Mrs. Dunlop leaves three
cbildien;a Son, Mr. John Dunlop,
who is a member of the Wind River
Lumber Co., and Miss May Dunlop,
both ot Cacsade Looks; and Mrs.
John Roche, of Portland ; all.of whom
accompanied tbe body to its last rest
ing place at LaCrosse. Wis. lbe son
acd daughters will remain in the East
aboi t one month.
S. E. Bartmess prepared tbe body
for shipment.
Railroad Commissioner Visits Here.
C. B. Aitohlson, state railway ;com
miasloner, came to Hood River Fri
day. Mr. Aitohlson said be was not
here on a formal visit, but merely to
get aoqualnted witb tne territory and
to familiarize himself with tbe rail
road situation. He said tbat tbe
statement tbat there would be a meet
ing of the commission here was a mis
take and tbat no oomplaints bad been
made to it in regard to rates. He
conferred witb several shippers and In
vestigated tbe sanitary oonditiona of
tbe railroad stations and also paid a
visit to tbe office of the Mount Hood
Rairoad company. The commission,
be said, might decide to come to
Hood River later, but at present there
was nothing tbat warranted a visit
from it. Mr. Aitohlson Is Interested
through the Title Guarantee and
Irust oompany, ot fortiand. in some
piopeity at Hood River and while
here examined it. lie leu town on
tbe looal for Dallas, wbere the com
mission bad a meeting Saturday.
Had Ills Collar Bone Broken.
Bud Duman, au employe in tbe log
ging camp of tbe Oregon Lumber
company, met with quite a sirious
snoldeut last Thursday, lie was
standing too close to a log wbiob was
being hauled out by tbe donkey and
it iwuug around suddenly and struck
him a terriOo blow in the obest.
breaking hia oollar bone and fractur
ing several ribs. He was brougnht to
this city as soon as possible and
plaoed in the Cottage hospital. While
badly injured it is said that he will
recover. -
Broke Ills Leg.
An Italian, who was employed on
tbe ditch of the Hood River lrrlgat
log district, bad bis leg broken Sun
day. lbe man was placed in a wagon
and brought to Hood Kiver where he
was placed in tbe hospital and the In-
juied member set.
11111 Residents to Have Better Water
service.
The flood Rlvei Eleotrio Light
Power and Water oompany is making
preparations to give tbe residents on
tbe bill a better water service and
will install a pumping plant at tbe
eservoir for that purpose. It bas
purchased a supply ot iron water pipe
and as soon as it can do laid win
oommenoe operating the new i system.
Witb tbe aid of tbe pumping plant
the hill section of tbe city , will be
given an adequate aupply ot water at
all times, and receive as good service
as tbe other seotious ot tbe city.
Joint Open Meeting.
Waucoma Lodge No. 30, K. of P,
and t uucoma Temple No 6, P. 8.,
will bold a joiut open meeting for tbe
good ot the orders Tuesday evening,
April z A pr ogram ot entertain
ment baa been prepared, wbiob will
be followed by a banquet, and all
members of the orders, whether now
affiliating with any lodge or not, and
their famiies, are urgenty requested
to be present. Committee.
The Place to Buy Meat,
Buy your meats of MoGuire Bios.
The most reliable market In tbe oity,
Ever order given our best attention
You don t bave to see our meats be
fore you buy to know they are tbe
best. Pbone your order. "Tbe proof
of tbe pudding is In the eating," so
it Is witb our meats. J.ry and be oon
vinced. Pure kettled rendered lard
our own make. We would like to bave
the ladies make our sausage and laid
rooms a visit, as a clean kitchen
speaks well for the cook, we will let
our kitoben speak for us.
If ou bave not used any of our
link sausage, try them and get
treat. We are not fighting any beef
trust, but we guarantee your mon
er's worth.
"Cleanliness is next to Godliness.'
That is our motto.
Soliciting your patronage, we are
always "Yours With Tbe Goods."
. V . , i MoGuire Bros.
Married In Portland.
A very pretty wedding of looal
in
terest took place in Portland Wednes
day when CbasL. Tostevin, son ot
Mr. and Mrs. N. Tostevin, ot Hood
River, and Miss Edith Bernioe Oil'
ver, of 15 North 18th street, Portland,
were married. V
Tbe ceremony took plaoe at the
bome ot tbe bride at 8:30 In tbe even
ing, being performed by the Rer.
Clarence True Wilson. The brlde'a
dress was of oblff ou witb a bridal veil
end she carried a bouquet ot 111 lies of
tbe valley. Tbe best man was J as.
Ambrose, an Intimate friend of the
groom, and the bridesmaid was Mlsa
Cora Osmund. Tbe wedding was at
tended by 75 relatives and friends of
tbe bride and groom, among whom
were Mr. and Mrs. Tostevin of itbla
ity. :
After tbe wedding supper tbe bride
and groom left supposedly for tbe
railroad station to take tbe train for
Vanoouvei, B. C..' on tbeir bridal
tour. Mr. Tostevin, however, know
ing that a large party of his young
friends weie assembled at the station
tor tbe purpose of giving him and his
new wife a rousing sendoff instrnoted
tbe haokman to drive to tbe Portand
hotel, wbere they i remained until
Thursday morning, when tbey left for
Vanoouver, uuannoyed by a deluge of
rice and old shoes. . , , ...
Deinosses Here March 25.
Tbe well known oonoert oompany
have been secured by tbe U. a. (Jbrls
tian Endeavor society and will be in
Hood River next Monday evening,
Their programs have always been full
of merit and highly received, but at
present they bid to be more attrac
tive than ever by the presenoe of two
child artists. Reserved seat sale i pens
Friday morning at Clarke's drug
store.
Minstrel Show Success.
The minstrel show given by local
talent, under tbe auspices ot the
Hood River band boys, and for then
benefit, was a wooesa from every
point of view. The hoys worked bard
to put no a good entertainment, and
tbe performance was a very oredita
ble one. and thoroughly enjoyed by
the paoked bouse wbiob greeted tbem.
lbe bouse was practically sold oat in
two days after tbe sale oommenoed
and tbe S. R. O. sign was displayed
rly in tbe evening.
Much credit of tbe performance is
dud G. A. Clarke, who "put on" the
snow, and who woiked hard and un
ceasingly for its sucoers, besides tak
ing one of tbe most pi omtnent parts
In tbe entertainment.
Tbe looal bits were timely, and cre
ated prolonged applause from tbe
audlenoe. The performance was op
to-date in every particular, and there
was not a dull moment tne enure
evening. Tbe entertainment was en
joyed much better tbau tbe majority
ot tbe flrst-olass shows that bave been
given bere by professionals.
Np gleete4 Colds.
Everv Dart of t' e mucous mem
brane. tbe nose, throat, ears, bead
and limes, etc. are subjected to di
sease and blight from neglected coias.
Ballarda' Uorebound Syrup Is a pleas
ant and effective remcay.
W. Akendriok. Vsdlev Mills. Tex
writes: I have need Ballard's Hore
bound Syrup for coughs and tbtoat
troubles; It is a pleasant and most
effective remedy." Hold by Unas, w,
Clarke
II ellbron ner-Lavensoa.
Mr. J. II. Heilhronner and Mlsa
Ella Lavenson were united in mar
riage at the residence of the brlde'a
parents, nt Portland, Sunday, Maroh
17. Rev. Dr. Wise officiated.
The wedding was a quiet one. only
the immediate family of the contract
ing parties being present, and Mr.
and Mrs. Heilbrouner came on the
evening train to Hood River, where
tbey will make their future bome.
lbe grora la tbe senior member of
tbe real estate firm of J. H. Heilhron
ner & Co.,' a id has been a respected
citizen and business man of Hood
River for over a year. The bride ia
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. Lav
enaon, of Portland, a very estimable
young lady. The Glaoler offers con
gratuiations.
Married and Surprised Their Friends.
Orville Ferguson and Mlsa Nellie
Ligbtner were married Sunday at the
residence of tbe bride's sister, Mrs.
Loving, in this city. . Tbe ceremony
took plaoe at 2:30 p. m. and was per
formed by Rev. W. A. Wood. The
wedding was a very quiet one as even
the most intimate friends of tbe bride
and groom did not know of it until
after they bad left town. The newly
married ooupie took the looal Sunday
tor Portland and from there went to
Abendeen where Mr. Ferauson baa ae
cured a position. Mrs. Ferguson was
for some time employed In tne store
of L. H. Huggins A Co., wbere aha
was deservedly popular.. The groom
has been in the employ of Gray k
Russell and bas many friends berejwbo
regret tbat he bas left Hood River.
Bora. . .
To Mr. and Mrs. W. U. Chipping,
Maroh 18, a girl. .
To Mr. and Mrs. EeSterly, Maroh
10, a boy. - ; - j
Shoes. Shoes Shoes.
We have the largest and best stock
of shoes in tbe city. We aim to ear
ry nothing tbat. wilt not stand tbe
test. Our spring line Is now ready for
your Inspection. All tbe latest and
snappiest styles the maiket afford,
and at tbe lowest prioea. Shoes from
50c pair for children np to tbe finest
footwear for men or women. Give
our American Lady and American
Gentleman shoes a trial. Nothing
better made. 13.50 and 94.
Tbe Paris Fair,