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About The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 12, 1907)
Seven DC DC DC DC 3C; DC DC DC DC DC 0 TOO III GOODS. TOO SMALL 1 STOREROOM Q n THAT'S THE STORY. Therefore Hood River people will be able to buy THE fiOOt) RIVER GLACIER, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER . 1007 more goods for less money than ever before offered by any firm. Commencing Friday, Sept. IQth, att 8 A. M0 Frank A. Cram's entire New Fall Stock of reliable, Men's, Boys' and Youths' Suits and Overcoats, Underwear, Ladies New Fall Cloaks, Jackets, Dress Skirts, Children's Cloaks and ready to wear U Wool Dresses, Beautiful Autumn Dress Goods and Trimmings will be sold without reserve, at prices that will stagger understanding. We must move this stock without delay, our loss is your gain, but we will treat every man, woman and child who comes to take advantage of our low prices with the same care that we have always shown them, and will make the buying of an 11 Cfl l!f 1 1 a I. i 1 a. ii -i 1 1 ." 1 - - x i ?x i s ciiLiic run vm ur a. spuui 01 inreau so pleasant inai you win ieu your menus oi our siore anu us mouern way oi aoing DUSiness. Don't Wait, Make Your Selections Now QCDGZ DC DC TUne Up-toB&te Store Where all is Reliable 3C DC 0 BRIEF LOCAL MATTERS. Phone Hoi man's Market, Main 1401, on Tiie Heights for your meat orders. Froe and prompt delivery. Mr. Bartmess is on a cash basis. Mr. Ven able has opened dressmaking parlors in the Jacobson residence, where she is prepared to do fashionable dress making. Freeh made sausage at McGuire Bros, every day. Chickens for Sunday dinner at Hoi man's Market. Get yeur spray hose from W. H. 11 ay nes. Fresh fish at Ilolinan's Market. Metal house numbers at Hunt's Wall Paper store. Our work guaranteed. Deltz Studio. I'h. C. Young is in the market for cat tle, hogs, chickens, etc., and will pay the highest market price. Suit mackerel, eastern white fish and pickled salmon at Jackson's. Full line of garden hose, with coup lings, at Haynus' store. Maple Syrup and New York State Buck Wheat at Jackson's. UliveB in bulk, bottles and cans at Jack son's. It is to your interest to refer to M. Bartmess' ad nnder the new system. To avoid the rush, those wishing to exchange school books should bring them in t ouoe to Slooom'a book storo aud get a credit slip. The Dietz Studio for photos. Chinook salmon at McGuire Bros, every Friday. Chickens for Sunday dinner at Mc Guire Bros. Order early. Lawn mowers, the best make, at W. II. Haynes. Finishing for amateurs at DeiU Stu dio. Mt. Hood tooth powder, best in the world at Williams Pharmacy. Money bark if not satisfactory. f 14 The first delivery will lie made at 8 o'clock in the morning. Do not fail to have your orders in for your boils and roasts in time for thin trip. The last trip will be made at 10:45 and the last trip in the evening at 4 :30. Please ob serve these hours of delivery so as to receive your meats on time and assist us in the delivery. McGoibb Bros. If you want to buy or sell real eetaie irn to Onthank & Otteti. 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. K. II. Hartwig has removed his law office to the Smiih Hlock over the First National bank. Phone 413. al5tf Oregon buckskin suits for boys. Coet no more but wear twice as long. For sale at the Toggery. The Gorilla brutally strong shoe for workiug men is a hummer. Pi ice 83.50, at the Toggery. The time to sell anything Is when the othei fellow wants it. We have plenty ot buyers ooming here this tall, so if you have land (or sale list It with us aud we will do the rest. J. U. Heilbronner & Co. W. W. Fike went to Portland Fri day for a few days. E. H. Sbepard returned from a trip to Portland Saturday. Rev. J. W. Jenkins went to Dufor Saturday, where be Oiled the pulpit on Sunday. C. S. Smith helped Agent Boyie make out monthly reports at the de pot last week. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Wbite left for Porlhnd Saturday afternoon to re maiii over Sunday. Mrs. H. C. Panlson, of Newberg, returned home Friday after a visit to bet daughter, Misi Mabel. Little Miss Edyth Matthews enter tained a party of little folks at bei home on Cascade avenue Saturday at ternoon. Mr;. Meirili, of Wasco, who has been visiting her son, Rev. J. T. Mer rill and family, returned home Mon day morning. Edw. J. Perkins, ot the North American Fire association oame down from The Dalles Friday on in surance business. E. II. Hartwlg has just sold two lots at Willamette station, near Port land, for 1255 each, which he bought a little over a year ago (or $180. Miss Annie Fiuob, of Nev Vork city, who has been visiting her cous in, Mrs. Henry Avery, at Eggermont, for a oonple of weks, left (or her home Friday. At a meeting of the directors of the Hood River Banking and Trust Oo. last week, Chas. G. Pratt was elected president in place of W. 11. Moore, resigned. Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Groat, of The Dalles, visited the families of A. A. Jayne and Levi Clarke, over Sunday. They came up from Colling Thursday on the boat, returning home Sunday. 0 E. Wilson has rented the tilytbe residenoe on Oak street just vacated by Mr. Kern. The latter bag been at Trout lake all summer, wbere be has a saw mill, but will remove to Port land. Claude Gatcb, national bank exam iner, exported the books of tbe First National bank at Hood River Satur day. This work is done several times a year under tbe supervision of tbe depattment at Washington. Miss Lizzie Mohr, while on her re turn trip (rom Lost lake, at a point near Winens City, saw a chicken hawk fitting on a rock about 15 (eet away. She picked up a stone and killed it. It measured four feet from tip to tip. The infant daughter of W. H. Car ter, which baa been In a Portland ba bies' hospital aiooe the death of Its mother a couple of months ago, died Friday and was brought to Hood Riv er for burial beside ita mother in Idlewilde. .. If a man loves a girl that's bis busi ness. If a girl loves a man that's ber bus! ness. If they want to get married that's their business If tbey want to bny a farm that's our bus'ness. J. H. Heilbronner & Co. C. H. Stranahan went to Portland Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mri. F. P. Friday visited friends in Tbe Dalles last Friday. F. J. Graham returned to Chicago Thursday after a visit with bis broth er, A. J. Mrs. L. Henry retuined last week from Portland where she made an ex tended visit. Miss Irma MoReynolds teturued Monday morning from a visit to diends at Portland. Rev. and Mrs. O. W. Kennedy, of Dutur, visited in Hood River tbe lat ter part of the week. Mist Young, of The Dalles, packed 250 boxes of peaches in one day at that plaoe, receiving therefor 11.50, and now holds the record. Mr. Carlisle has accepted the posi tion of head clerk in the dry goods department of F. A Crum's Btore an began h's duties the Urst of the month J. J. Knupp, of Portland, spent sev eral days iti the city last week, and has rented a small ranch In the val ley, iuteudiug to move there In a couple of weeks. James Juts, of Mt. Hood, went to The Dalles Monday to make final prooi ui his homestead, tie was ao ooil auic.l by J. R. Steele and Jake Leu 7. as witnesses. John Chinaman, wife and two chil dren, ciiiuh up from Portland Monday ou a visit to their Oriental (rionds in Hood Hirer. The lady wag dressed in native costume, and was an object of inteiest. Miss Hulda Rankin, of Goldendale, stopped olt at Hood River Tuesday beUeeti trains to visit a tew moments wilb old friend She was on ber way hnme (rum tbe east, where she spent tbe summer. Miss Blauohe B. Phillips, who has been visiting ber brother, J. H. Os borne, and wile tor several weeks, re turned to Madison, Wis, Monday, wbere she resumes ber studies at tbe Wisconsin state university. Marshal Ganger was called to The Dulles Frtady evening as bis father was reported very ill. Tbe old gen tleman is getting quite feeble, and of late has been subject to fainting spells. He recovered from the last at tack, and when Mr. Ganger arrived was feeling much belter. A telephone message to Marshal Ganger Friday from Stevenson atked blm to look out for a Finn by tbe name of Burob, who la charged with killing another Finn at that plaoe tbe dav befcie. Partioulara were meagre, and as tbe man bad a oonple of days' start, it is thought that he got safely out of the country. Chas. Hall and wife left for Port land Monday afternoon. From there they went ovei tbe northern route to Brookville, Peun., where they will visit Mi. Hall's parents. They will also visit New York city and othei eastern cities before their return. A brother of Mr. Hall will accompany them on their return. J. II. Heilbronner 4 Co. report the sale (o 45 noies o( Wm. E. Nelf to 11 A. Moser, of Po tlaud, for 83000. The prcpeity is in tbe Odell district. GET IN THE HABIT OF TRADING AT THF BIG STORE WITH LITTLE PRICES Stone Jarts For preserves, Pickles, etc., all sizes, f gal. to 8 gallon. Little Prices. Jelly Glasses jood site, fluted pattern, with tin tops 35c per doz. Croquet Sets and Ham- mocks We've but a few left from this Reasons stock. They go at very little prices. Come and see them. A Bull In our China Shop Would simply be charm ed, he couldn't help it. We never had such a beautiful lot of dishes. Come and see them, 'twill be a treat. Odds and Ends Coun terBargains of real merit that can only be found at this store. Ladies' Percale Wrappers.... 75c Ladies' Shirt Waists. 10c and 26c Sun Bonnets 10c Ladies' Summer Vesta 9c Ladies Combination Suits... 19c Men's Linen Dusters. ... 75c Up Robes.... ... 25c, 40c and 50c Ladies' Lawn Ties, 25c value 9c Boys' Worsted Knee Pants.. 25c Boys' Colored Waists 15c Children's whiteCorduroyCap 15c " White Lawn Aprons 10c Washable Buster Browu Suits 60c 8ome extra special bargains in things for the baby, yet offered. Box Stationery All the newest fabric In genteel corres pondence papers 15c to 75c box: LiKe a Good Novel? Come in and look over our Book Rack, a lot of new interesting stories. lOc each. New Sheet Music-500 copies of the latest vocal and in stiumental hits of the season, just in. 25c copy. New Post Cards We have so many new thing in our post card sliop we can't enumerate them, but just enme and see. The largest and finest display in East ern Oregon. rj. rtLX-l. A laree shipment of Records, Cabinets, and machines just received. We EdlSOIl PhOnORrapnS ;0;KfitoeDterUiD,ollil.oDr 1. Parlor, and show you the merits of these and other machines. We are the largest dealer, here rnonograpn.c suppues. O. P. Dabuey went to Portland Fri day to remain over Sunday. Wm. Cole was up from Porllaud yesterday visiting with the boys. J. O. Cameron, of Dukes Valley, took a trip to The Dalles Tuesday. Mrs. Adams went to The Dallei Tuesday to see her daughter, Mrs. J. E. Niobols, at tbe hospital. Mrs. Ludlam and daughter, of Port land, arrived yesterday on a visit to E. R. Mnnning and family, in tbe Barrett district. Mrs. S. M. Wilkins, formerly of Corvallis, now living at Vancouver, Wash., is visiting ber sister, Mrs. V. C. Brock, for a few days. J. E. Niobols came dtwn from The Dalles Sunday, returning Monday morning. He reports Mrs. Nichols as getting along as well as could be ex pected. Geo. Wishart, of Mt. Hood, baa been under the weather for a week or two and oame down yesterday with Chauffeur Fredenbnrg in bis two horse automobile to consult a dootor. Murray Kay went to Tbe Dalles Monday, where be will examine some of tbe peacb orobards at that plaoe. Mr. Kay is making a study of peacb growing, and Is making a big suooesa of bis own orchard. Hugh McGuire, of tbe Paoiflo Paper Co., Portland, went through on No. 2 yesterday with Mrs.- MoGuire for Battle Creek, Micb., where bis wife will remain for a time in the hope of improving ber health. ' N. B. Harvey, tbe Milwanklo nur sery man, came op Saturday evening and remained over Sunday, returning home Monday afternoon. Mr. Harvev says that be baa a very flue stock of trees for this fall delivery. Preliminary practice was Indulged in ai. tbe ball grounds Sunday by 14 of tbe foot ball boys, who are getting ready for tbe line-up of a good team It la expected that several more will be in attendance next Sunday. Tbe Hood River .band held their au unal election of officers Friday even ing and seleoted tbe following to serve during tbe ensuing year: W. A. Isen berg, president ; O. U. Dakin, secre tary; G. A. Clarke, general manager and treasurer. W. L. Hnckabay baa purchased the farm in Syracuse formerly owned by J F. Steimer. Mr. Huokabay left this morning for Hood River to remove bis family, household goods, stock, etc, to tbe new home, of whiob be will take possession October 1, says tbe Albany Demoorat. Ed Woodbury, who was agent for tbe O. R. & N. at Hood Rivei for three months, stopped oft Monday to visit witn Agent Boyle between trains. Mr. Woodbury la tuperinten dent of the Pacific Railway aud Navi gation Co... and Is making a business trip to eastern Oregon. J. R. Steele has received an order for several boxes ot choice Spitzen- betgs and Newtowns from big Mt. Hood ranch, whiob will be shipped by express to St. Anders and Briohen, Scotland. Mr. Steele will select oboioe fruit, and tbey will be a revelation to his countrymen across the water. All stockholders of the East Fork Irrigation Co. are uiged to be piesent at tbe ftockbolders' meeting Satur day, Septembei 14. Important mat ters will come before the meeting. The stock books ot the company bave been closed, as all water baa been sold that can be delivered at this time. This action was deemed advisable by tbe directors. Stock to tbe amount of 350 shares bave been sold, carrying with it 1050 inches ot water. Mrs. W. J. Thompson and children came up from Menominee Saturday to lettld up some business affairs, preparatory to moving to Trontdale, wbere ner nusband has purobased a farm of 80 acres. Mr Thompson baa been employed la the saw mill at Me nominee all summer, but has conclud ed to go on a farm. Tbey are veiy well pleased with tbeir puronase. Mr. and Mrs. Thompson nave many fnenda at Dee, wbere tbey lived sev eral months, who will be pleased to bear or their prosperity. C. J. Hayes, tbe veteran surveyor who Uvea on the heights, brought to tbe Glacier offloe a bouquet of some of bis Sne dahlias. Mr. Hayes prides himself on having about tbe finest dahlias In tbe city, and generally suo ceeda in canylng off tbe prize for tbia flcwer at tbe fair. He also sent a encumber to tbe Oregonian that weighed fonr pounds and 14 ounces. in answer to a statement of one that bad been left there weighing lees than tour pounds, and a challenge to prodooe larger oue. Hood River products are always at tbe bead of tbe lUt. F. W. Angus returned yesterday from Portland. Mrs. Harry Olsen, of Underwood, oame up on No. 2 yesterday from Portland. Ed Fewel and family left Saturday evening (or Boiso, where tbey will visit a brother of Mr. Fewel for a couple of weeks. Quite large Ores bave been raging to tbe west of Underwood on tbe high elevations for a few days, and some oi tbe homesteaders' buildings are In danger. Mrs. W. F. MoCune, who has been spending a few days at ber ranob in tbe Crapper diatiiot, went to Tbe Dalles Saturday to visit friends over Sunday. E. II. Sbepard left Tuesday for Grants .Pass, where be will attend tbe meeting of tbe irrigationists at that place and will be one of the speakers at the convention. Miss Lily Troedson, who baa been visiting tbe family of 11. Taylor, in the Belmont distriot, (or a oouple of weeks, returned to ber borne at Mor gan, Ore., yesterday. C. I. Dakin and wife left tbe first of tbe week for DeMosg 3prlngs, where tbey will visit tbeir daughter for a oouple of weeks before removing to tbeir new borne near Forest Grove. Leslie Butler left yesterday noon for an extended trip back east, lie will go through to New York City, and on his way back visit several cities In tbe east and middle west. It was rumored yesterday that a couple of auspeota were arrested at I be J.ailes who it la tbougbt might be tbe safe blowers who operated In Hood River last week. No partioulais were received. Mesdames Treiber, Hunt, Edging- ton, Orr and Coon went to Tbe Dalles yesterday, wbere tbey are delegates from Hood River to tbe oounty con vention of the W. C. T. U. which is in session this week at that plaoe. A party consisting of Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Thompson and children. Kirk and Alva, and Mr. Stanton, Alloe Roberts and Lizzie Mohr, were camp ing near Lost lake to gather buokle- berrle. ibey returned witb 28 gallons. Mr. Heath, of the Oregon Motor Car Co., of Portland, northwestern agent for the Tourist automobile, will be in Hood Klver Saturday and Sun day, 14 and 15. to demonstrate tbe adaptability of the Tourist to western billy roads. Word was received yesterday of tbe sudden death at Kufus, of Mr. Fow ler, father of Mrs. Bert Stranahan an I Alice Smith, tbe latter a clerk In Bragg'a stoie, and the two ladies left yesterday noon for Rufua to attend the funeral. J. F. Moore and II. C. Evans, of Davenport, Iowa, are in tbe valley this week witb a viow of investing. Tbey bave spent considerable time in vestigatlng tbe western country, and say that Hood River is the best plaoe tbey have yet seen. A number of Hood River people went down to tbe train Thursday ev ening in the hope of seeing Secretary raft, but were disappointed, as be went to Portland over the Northern Paoi&o. He don't know what be missed by not seeing Hood River. C. G. Roberts will be In southern Oregon this week and intends to at tend the annual convention of tbe Or egon Anglers association, which will be held at Gold Hill September 11. Mr. Roberts will repiesont tbe Hood River Rod and Gun club at tbe meet ing. Warren Wells broke his arm Tues day afternoon. While looking over a bay baler in (own, be attempted to step oil, but slipped and fell. Throw ing out bis arm to save himself, tbe bones in tbe forearm snapped. He went to a physician at once and bad tbe broken bouea eet in plaoe. J as. Lacy returned Monday from Tbe Dalles, accompanied by bis niece, Miss Mary Lacy, who baa been visit ing ber grandparents at that place. Mr Lacy is feeling jubilant over tbe apple prices this year. He bai a fall orop, and bag an acre of Newtowns which be expects will yield about 800 boxes The trees are only about 12 years old, and will net blm over 81000, hob wen oneimy naa been ottered position as promoter (or tbe Eugene Publicity olub for a oouple of months, at a good salary, and may accept It. He expends to leave here (oi Carson aboot October 1, to take up bis new work in tbe transfer and lively busi ness wmon oe boognt in company witb his son. Mr. Shelley oonsiderg be has a very good buslnew opening and bis many iriends wish blm suo oess. Merchants advertise to acquaint the prospective cus tomer and the public in general with the kind of goods they have to sell, at what prices, and to create a demand for them. In order to attract the attention of the buying public those advertisements are made up as a rule in a truthful straightforward attractive manner, while some are col ored somewhat with a tinge of sensationalism for the pur pose of misleading the public and to create false impres sions in regard to quality, quantity and prices of goods. But the point to be considered after all is What Value do You get for Your Money? In dealing with a responsible house, one that is satis fled with small profits on account of its large and ever in creasing sales, you absolutely get the best value for your money. You also have the advantage of a large and complete stock of the very latest patterns of Furniture, Rugs, Carpets, Linoleums, Springs, Mattresses, Stoves, Ranges, Heaters, Etc, AT THE Stewart Hardware & Furniture Co. Elwood Lookey Is quite sick, threat ened witb appendioitta, but hopes to avoid an operation. L. H. Hoggins went to Tbe Dalles yesterday to look after his lumber yard Interests at that place. Miss Stewart, oasbier at Bragg 's store, left Tuesday morning for Poit land and tbe Willamette valley, wbere she wiU spend ber vacation. Fied Lookley, assistant editor of tbe Paoiflo Monthly, spent a day or two in tbe olty the Urst of tbe week looking for business for his magazine. Mme. Abbott will give an Informal opening of tbe latest oieationa In la dies beadwear Monday, September 10, and following days. All are invited to attend. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Ccshow are both in tbe Cottage hospital, tbe lat ter being down witb typhoid fever and Mr. Cosbow being threatened with It. A son of Mr. Cosbow la man aging tbe store. Tbe Ladlea Aid aoclety of tbe Con gregational oburob will meet on Fri day afternoon, September 13, at tbe residenoe of Mis. W. C. Gtlmore. Business meeting at 3 o'clock sharp. A full attendance is desired. Jack Bagley oame op from Portland Monday evening for day's visit witb friends in Hood River. Jaok la dig- posing o( bis business at Klamatb, and will make bis beadqnarteia at Portliud while looking for a new lo oaticn. Cop Ilenricbs is taking a vacation of a couple of weeks and Mayor Blow ers is filling bis plaoe at tbe First Na tional bank during big absence. Cop says be has not bad a vacation before in six years, ana expects to enjoy himself. B. O. Hamilton, whn la amnlnmul at the White Salmon logging oamp of the Wind River Lumber Co., left yester day for Toledo, O., where be will vis it bis mother and other relatives for several weeks. A. n&lvin Anil wlfA nf Man..lno Wash., visited thn familv nfRil Maval over Sunday. Monday tbey went np to Dee to look ovr tbe saw mill plant ui me uregon Lamoer jo., Jur. Cal vin beinff ensaaed In tha asms kind or worn at borne. Ur. Ualvln 's oousin of Mr. May. C. P. Ross, Clyde Gibson and Lee bmith returned tbe first of tbe week from Lost lake, wbere tbey spent a week Hahing and enjoying an outing in tbe mountains. Ibey gay that tbe road la In good shape, and la within about a quarter of a mile from tbe outlet. Tbey had good look fishing, all tbe trout cangbt being large ones. Tbey also spent half a day gather ing huckleberries on what la known a Huckleberry mountain, and gath ered ten Sgallona In that time. They say that there are still tone of huckle berries on the muon tain, many as large aa pie cherries., and that although tbeie bave been a good many pickers tbere tbia year, tbey bave soaroely made an impression on tbe patoh. B. T. Yonng la able to get around with only a oane now, and Is slowly Improving In health. W. G. Aldred baa taken tbe con tract of digging tbe basement for tbe new bolldlng to be erected by J. E. Niobols. M. E. MoCarty, of the Paris Fair, bas returned from New York, where be purchased a large line of fall and winter goods. Miss Nora Johnson and niece went to Moeier Tuesday, tbe former ou business and tha latter to Innb Bftaii aobool matters. Mr. and Mrs. II. O. W. Plneo have returned from tbe Mt Hood settle ment, wbere tbey spent a oonple of weeks camping and enjoying oountry life. . Mme. Abbott will give an Informal opening of tbe lateat oreatlona in la dles beadwear Mondav. HantamnA R and following days. All are Invited to auena. Dr. Baumgardner left Tuesday morning for Graaa Valley, wbere he will engage In tbe practice of dents try. He baa been wth Dr. Plneo dur ing the summer. F. E. Jackson, wife and daughter, Mrs. B. G. Davidson, returned San day from Seaside, where tbey spent a very pieasaui weeu enjoying clam bakes and tbe surf. Tbe Misses Nan and Mildred Coop er arrived last night from tbeir ex tended visit east. Miss Nan left to day for Ucod River to resume ber du- ties as teacher In tbe Mt. Hood whool. Chronicle. C. G. Piatt and wife left yesterday for Sioux City, tbeir old home, where Mr. Pratt still bas extensive property Interests. They will spend about a month visiting, going also to Minne apolis and Milwaukee before their re turn. M. F. Em met t received word yes terday from the officers of the Ozark Wild Rose mine near Lewiston, that it is probable that tbe stock of tbe mine wbiob I being offered for sale beie will be taken off tbe market, aa eastern parties arngotlsting for it. Having tpent ber semmer's vaoatlon with ber parents at Hood River Misa Melissa Hill visited witb ber brother at Dry Hollow during the past two days and left last nigbt for a week'a stay witb ber friend, Mrs. Davis, at Union, before returning to Yakima, wbere she will again resume her du ties as teacher of English in tbe high school Cbroniole. Rev. W. C. Gllmore bad tbe pleas ore of filling the pulpit of Dr. E. L. House, at Spokane, September 1st, at tbe request of Dr. House, who had prolonged his vacation to five weeks. Dr. House has a large and Influential church at Spokane, and it was great compliment to Rev. Gllmore to be asked to take tbe place of tbe learned divine. Go to see Heilbronner if yoa have roperty to sell.