Pour
We must
j PRICE on every
every thing in the Dry Goods line is
CORRESPONDENCE.
ODELL.
Rev. Troy Shelley visited bit broth
er, Kcswell Sbelley, at Canon, Wash.,
recently.
Ed Jochimsen is now of EstaoadH,
Ore., be having movod there last
week and taken possession of bin laud
at that plane. Ed g well known
about Odoll as an industrious young
man and the good wishes of his many
friends here go with blm to bis new
borne.
Mrs. J. L. Tousey, teaober in the
primary dopaitmeut of Odell school,
tendered bnr resignation lust Friday
and on Sunday left fcr Portlaud
wbere she will be with ber husband
who is very seriously ill. The love
and sympathy Mrs. Tousey so riohly
deserves Is hers, for at her going the
school and community bag lost one of
the noblest of ohaiaoters.
Mrs. it. S. Galllgan Is tbougbt to
be doing as well as oouid be expeoted.
The basket (ball game, Barrett vs.
Odell Satin day evening resulted in a
score of 22 to 11 in favor of ISairett.
This should not discourage our boys
when the fact that the newness li not
yet worn olf Udell's team is consid
ered. Miss lleuklo, a itudent of Mon
mouth, took the position of primary
teaober in Udell school Monday morn
ing. The sobool was very fortunate
in securing n teaober so soon, there
liuving been no break in the work
while making the obauge in teachers.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis L'. Lawrenoaand
their little son, Albert, and Mr. Law
rence's mother and sister, Mrs. Law
rence and Miss Joale Lawrence, visit
ed Mrs. Stanton and Mr. and Mrs. U.
E. Smith Thanksgiving remaining un
til Sunday, when they returned to
their borne In Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. G. w". Lafferty and
son, Sherman, ate Thanksgiving din
nor with the family of I. U. Lattetty
ut Mt. Hood.
Mr. Connaway, our enterprising
merchant, has a complete system of
walks all about the street near the
store and be cnri now go to bis ware
house or home without a thought as
to mud. Mr. Counaway has made
many improvements since be began
business iir Udell, a fnot we gladly
note. The mail boxes near the store
Boim'4 Worry
Over the Selection of your Goods for X
1
We Have Selected
them for you
Long' experience has enabled us to as- 1
semble the BEST VALUES and
to buy our Stock right.
ARAW
We Engrave
Odd pieces of Sterling Silverware now
I FREE
Japanese Curio Teapots
With each anil every one dollar purchase of
THELMA PERFUME
We will GIVE YOU one of these beautiful little Japanese curios an
elegant little mantle or corner-curio piece.
Many of our best customers have used TIIKLMA PKKI-TMK and have
pronounced it the best delicate, dainty aud lasting. WE KNOW IT
IS GOOD, as we have handled it before, but in this way we are giving
away these teapots as a little gift to our best customers on perfumes.
WE 'want to give you one.
See these curios in our window. Also come ia and look over our beauti
ful new fall line of package and bulk perfumes now on baud.
f SMITH BLOCK
REDUCE OUR DRY GOODS so as to
thing in the Dry Goods line, including
have all been arranged in an orderly
way wherety the general appearance
nhout tb's corner is greatly improved.
Clinton Wood was up near Tho
Dalles last week.
Udell is preparing foi a Christmas
tree and program. Let us all Uand
shoulder to shoulder helping all we
may to make this a grand success.
R A. Massee. our etllciont road su
pervisor, is circulating a petition to
call a meeting for the purpose of vot
ing a special tax to be applied toward
gravelling the road. Ihis should meet
the support of all regardless of just
what particular spot shall be first im
proved as every bit of road made per
manently good brings the day when
all roads are good just so much near
er out door. The wonderful improve
ment made by treating a bit of bad
toad to a ooat of gravel 1b easily seen
by comparing the Davidson bill as it
now is with the some road throe years
ago, and we should willingly pay our
share of the added tax such work
brings.
The C. E. meeting Sunday evening
was in the nature of a Thanksgiving
sbrvice. There was a song by a double
quartet that deserves special mention,
also a spooial song by P. T. Shelley.
Mrs. P. T. Sbelley leader.
BARRETT.
We are pleased to report through
the columns of the Glacier the names
of those who so generously donated
goods and money for the Boys' and
UIiIb' Aid society for Thanksgiving
dy: H. F. Shoemaker, four boxes ap
ples; F. C. Sberrteb, box apples,
sack cabbage; Fred Miller, box apple;
Prof. Thompson, sack spuds; J. 11.
Shoemaker, sack cabbage; W. Nioh
oli, box apples; A. O. Hersbey, bcx
apples, sack spuds; Wood & Smith
Bios., box apples; J. 11 0 i II, sack
spuds; Joseph Gtott, sack spuds; F.
U. Church, three boxes upples; Mrs.
Alma llpwe, box apples, suck vegeta
bles; W. McReynolds, sack Graham
flour; K. B. Bragg, sack cabbage;
Butler Banking Co , 12.50; Mrs. Eliz
abeth Iirayford, 81 ; One sack puda.
no name given, but we thank the giv
er; Frank Cram, box clothing; John
Castner, two' boxes apples; Davldaon
Kin it Co., two boxes apples; Uanua
& Peilgo, sack cabbage.
E Watts, the plasterer, has been on
the s'ck list for the last week. Dr.
Mills has been Bttenditig him. At this
JEWELERS
HEIR CASS
HOOIXRIVER
WN THE PRICED GO
reduced.
Come ILarly and g'et the
time of writing he is somewhat bar
lor.
B. F. Eadelmmi," our road super
visor, has had a torcu of men and
teams at work on the road leading
from the Kockford to B. V. Shoemak
er'a corner. Ben is doing good work.
If the people who promised to donate
work on this road would only turn
out we might have an A Mo. 1 road.
'Ve do not want patt ing on the back
aud telling us we have done well. We
know what some have done and we
know some that have uot done a lick
on this road.
F. W. Angus has sold out bis old
homestead and has now moved up to
the Crapper district on his thirty acre
tract of land, wbere be Is having a new
house erected and when completed
will be the best in the neighborhood.
Well, yes, Frank la one of those real
good hearted, liberal fellows who de
serves a good borne and we lake pleas
ure in congratulating him on his suc
cess. L. E. Dart, the collector for the
Hood River Irrigation District water
supply, is waiting to receive your tax
es on Wednesday at his home near the
Kockford, and on Saturdays you will
find him at W. MoHeynold's teed
store.
II. Patten, the newly married i: in,
Is now renting the i ew house h.lo.
ing to G. Stranaban.
Mrs. J. J. Gibbons has been visit
ing in Portland for the pwt week ri'i.l
J. J, has been plowing to kill time.
PII7E GROVE
Bazaar. ISaznnr
It's not bo tur.
At K. ot P. hall.
Come Hue; come all.
Deo. 13th. That's t be date.
Bring your friends mid don't be late.
For chicken dinners don't always la.-t.
Come for we know they will go fast
The S. S. is making preparations
for a Cbirstmas program.
The Ladies Aid meet this week at
Mrs. J. U. Mark's.
Seven butchered bogs were seen
faauging at Hans Lage's Monday even
ing. One of them weighed 390 pouinis
dressed.
D. II. Thorn and frau we-e Portland
visitors last week.
Wm. Boardmap, of Spokane, is vi.-i-
mas
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ready for Delivery
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OLAOIER THURSDAY,
be able to move them in smaller room, and we are
Shoes, Clothing,
r&gg
ting relatives in the valley.
Fred Mack, of Ne vhrrg, him heen
visiting his brnt'ier. L E. Clark, and
t-ouie one else.
Miss Anna Mnhr has no fxr renuv
ercd from her merit illut hs to ho
brought homo from the bospiUl
A. I. Mason loft Mouday for Van
couver, li. v., wbere he will speak at
ti e .Northwestern Fruit Growers ass'i-
cintion ou the subject, "The Apple "
lie took Ave boxes of his tine fruit to
exhibit.
Phi Mas on the bill east ot the school
house Thanksgiving day beard unu
mil sounds in the direction of Hood
Kiver. Looking in that direotion aud
listening they could plainly bear the
word "football" and other terms used
in that game.
The people of Pine Grove are anxi
ously awaiting the completion of the
ruw telephone. Htakes are being
PluuuJ to locate the poles and we hope
tho wnrk will be pushed and the
phones toon in working order. We
anticipate excellent service from tbe
Homo people.
Not iminy country homes can boast
oi! beinc; lighted by eleotrioity as can
tboK" of our own fair valley. Not
many years hence we preditt all the
conveniences of the city, even to
paved walks along our highways, pro
r it i 1 1 11 u delivered at our own doors,
t-'treK car service, etc.
1 ho pupil i ot our school eujoyed a
rare treat Wednesday afternoon in
having Uer. Gilmore with tbeiu. (lis
knowledge of child nnture is manifest
in i:. ; simplicity of his language find
M 4 iiliilitv to bold the pupils' atteu
tion to the thought presented.
TIib following is tbe program of
Chiiutauqiia. which is to be heid in
tho uow Grauie hall: Friday, Deo. (5
Kobley mule quartet. Saturday, Dec.
T O. W, Ulain, illustrated lecturer.
MmHay, Don. 0 Chas Stalker, car
toonist. Tuesday. Deo. 10 Col. So
bieskl, lecturer. Wednesday, Deo. 11
Meneley unitet. Judging from the
number of tickets which have already
been sold, wo predict a large audience
nt each entertainment. H. M. Vau
nier ims (.barge of -the tickets (2
for se.mon tickets or bOo for eiugle en
tertaiiuue'it. CRAPPER.
I :.-. C. E Perry, of The Dalle, an
Kvi ngelist, of the Christian and Mia
si ary Allianca, preaohed at the
noli, ml house lost Sunday evening.
Tlit present id .u of bis work is to
irt.iich at that place ou tbe first and
third Sunday evenings in each month.
L. II. Arnesorr, o; the Dalles, came
(io vn to liood Kiver Thanksgiving
day aud visited with friends in this
neighborhood until Sunday and left
on thnt day for Portlaud.
Nathan llaokett, accompanied by
bin (!ughler, Mrs. Dunn, went to
Portland Tuesday of this week to at
tend tho marriage of his grandson,
'Jnpt. Karl A liackelt, of that place,
to Miss Martha F. Leslie, of Santa
Uaibara, Cal.
Mrs. (). A. McCutdv und daughter,
Miss Alice, went to Portland Wednes
day of this week to attend tbe llaok
ett Le.-lie wedding.
Mrs. Marin Pond on me up soma
I nays nku rrom juos union, sjai., ana is
viHitiug hi ton present time wltn ber
sinter, Mrs. P. II. Martin.
MOSIER.
Our farmers hare been veiy busv
Imuliug their apples to towu for ship
ment. Johu Carroll, the secretary of the
Mi sier Fruit Growers associatou,
made a husintfea trip to Portland iu
boliall of the association.
Mr. Calile, ot Portland, was up the
first of hipt week, accompanied by twn
gentlemen, mid till went out to see
Mr. Cuhlo'a fani.
A. liioser visited Hood Kiver Tue
!ny.
Mrn. J. X Mo.-der madft a trip to
I Wind Kiver I'ticMiuy to have her teetb
tended too.
MiK-i Krelyu Hayes went to The
Oalles on o. 1 Wednesday evening
to vpenn tho Thanksgiving vaOMtion
wit.li ber folks
Or. KuliuBon, wife aud child bpent
'i l,uni:n!iving with Mrs. Kobinson's
visiter, Mrs. 'laylor, of The Dalles.
Mirs Carrie llrown and alstei, Flor
ence, went to Hood River Tbuisday
to hi u,l Llie.nksijiving with their sis
ter, Dr. hharp.
W? are thid to hear Mis. Davidhlzai
and (-on are aide to be out, they bav
in;' spent Thanksgiving -with Mrs.
la i lt;i: iir's futhei and mother, Ibia
wis .Mnslei' iiosco's Hrst outing.
-Mr.t. Cooriie Harden aud son, Carl,
lire vjjjiiinn Mis. Korden'-i parents,
Mr. ami Mrs. Amoa Koot.
The vomit: folks bad a splendid
time at a dunce Ibursday night at
the Mtdolesvvart hull. Ibe music was
furnished by graphaphone. Those pre
sent, iv ere Me.-dHiiieB Hodge, It. Mid-r;io-
, art, K. J, Middle.wart, Kow
'nuii : Misses tiiace and Ueitress
Co.vle, Lurean Dunsmore, Orace
Uodvtc, Mary Middleswart, Mora
Hui.ter, l.eta and Clailsila Middles
wart; Mo'8rs. Kowland, Wm. Mo
Clure, Lenis Hoot Ora ilodge, George
Chn:i:berliiin, Lee Hunter, Chas. Ben.
iii'tr, t:ii,,h Ouvall, Paul Evans,
tlei ;e Vonnc, Henry llannam, Beit
Mi.i.ltoswart, tOJ Dunsmore and E. J.
Mlddleswart.
Mrs. Ureenman, of Oystervliie,
Wash., is hero visitinu; Mrs. Akeis.
l W. Wilson, ot The Dalles, came
down Friday to look after bis inter
est here.
One of the best dan es of the season
was the one given by A. P. Batebam
DECEMBER 6, 1907
Dress Goods, Underwear, Hats, Rubber Goods, in fact,
&, Co.
i'i Ms new apple bouse, it being a
k oeture 40x60. Tbe muslo was fur-i-in'
ad ty Mr. Fij's grapbaphone.
! iiorft piesent were: Meedames Fry,
Muier, Itnrden and Husbands: Misses
llvsv il.illey, -Jnce and Bert less
( ile, Adaline Bellinger. I urean
I Hiiirninire. Maude B1 r,i m. Mary
VnidlHfwait, Jenny Hontb, Grsre
lloilie, Alice Mo-ler and Eiu 1- Hus
bi'ds: MesHiH. Kil Dunsmore, (iordie
(irhaiu. Leslie Kent, J. N. Mosier,
Win. MoC'liire. Geoige Chamberlain,
Knlpb J nvall, W. A. Husbands, Ora
Ilodge, Paul Evans. Henry Hannau,
George Vouog, Fry end A. P. Bale
ham. A dainty lunch as served and
alt departed deolariog they bad a One
time.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Batebam and
dnaghter spent Thanksgiving with A.
P. Batebam bere.
Miss Maude Batebam returneJ to
ber sohool Sunday, after spending va
oatio ' with ber father.
Mr. end Mrs. lluuter, Mr. sud Mrs.
Stewart and II. Carroll went to Hood
River Sunday to atteud the dedica
tion of tbe Chiistian church ut that
plaoe.
Misses Maude lOvans, Gertrude and
Catherine Davenpoit made a flying
trip to Hood River Sunday.
UNDERWOOD.
Wm. Uoderweod came over from
Stipp Bios, last week, visiting borne
tolks.
Wm. Orser came 'irer Thursday
evening and engaged a i rew of our
good citizens to work on tbe Under
wood grade, blasting out rocks find
tilling in bad places wltb gravel.
J. R King, who has been poorly for
some tmie, is fieliug some better.
Wm. m. Gregory, of Portland, cams
np Saturday morning. Mr. Gregory
ia favorably Impressed with the coun
try and thinks of buying somewbero.
Mrs. Olseo, of tbe Hotel Rockhav
en, went to Tbe Dalles Mouday morn
ing on business.
Cbas. Rosengraut and L. Suthei
land are doing carpenter work for F.
W. Dehart.
Herman and Fred Boauchy returned
to the mines in southern Oiegon last
week
Frank Tboruton made a business
trip to Cbenowith Saturday, reii.ro
ing Sunday.
F. M. Senly spent Thanksgiving in
Hood River, returning Fiiduy.
N. M. Muncb went to Stevenson
Friday to make proof on t.irty acre
ot timber I ind Louis ibuu aud Ml.
Zeighr neut as wituessrs
Robert Cline was also u visitor to
tbe county seat the last ot the week.
The railroad trestle is nearing com
pletion and it will be only a few days
until tbe rail gang will be at work
again.
Mr. Jaoobson was up from Portland
last week to visit his homestead, re
turning borne Friday evening.
bingenT
J. M. Boyd and family, of Carson,
Wash., wore in town Mouday.
K. A. Pierce, of Cascade Looks,
spent Thanksgiving day in Bingen.
Mr. Pieice is an expert photographs!
and showed some excellent views of
this and other Kliokitat county towns,
taken during a previous visit.
W. S. Chapman, of Portland, was a
guest at the Maples lintel Saturday
and Sunday. Some time ago Mr.
Chapman bought forr lots in Bingen
and bis visit this time was to get esti
mates preparatory to building.
w
A W Aitnfitrnhff. nf Cilmm
asb.. snent Sutuidav and Snndnv in
un'Keu.
Miss Page, of Biugen, ind Miss Da
vies, of White Salmon, spent Thanks
giving with friends in Portland. Ibey
returned borne Sunday.
G. E. Kellogu, of Kelso, Wash.,
spent Mouday iu this locality. Mr.
Kullog edits tbe Booster magazine,
published at Kelso, and is gatberiug
data for subsequent issues.
A factory for the manufacture of in
oub. tors will be built in Biugen this
winter.
The building formerly used as a
bi.:og alley is now tbe temporary
quarters of this, Bingen's first manu
tacluilng establishment. But don't
wi i ry, watob us giow
Page the contractor, Is putting tbe
Onlsing touches on the new building
be is ereoting foi J. E. Reynolds.
Weterell Bros., general merchants.
bare let tbe contract for an all glass
trout or tbe post office building. The
major portion ot this building is oc
cupied by tbia Arm.
MOUNT HOOD.
Chester Walton spent Thnaksgiving
with relatives In Portlaud, returning
to Mt. Hood last Saturday.
E. 0. Miller was nt Mt. Hood
Thanksgiving day, greeting eld
friends.
We are glad to see Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Keeling back heme agaiu. Mr.
Kveilng has completed his work at
Stevenson, Wash., and tbey are back
on their plaoe for tbe winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Cooper left
last Monday for Giants Pass, where
tbey expect to spend the winter. Tbey
will be missed very much at Mt.
Hood, but our loss is their gain, for
Mr. Cooper goes to take a good posi
tion connected with loret serviot,
wltb an inorease of salary.
Tbe regular meeting of tbe Grange
la next Friday, Deo. 6. A good at
tendance la expected.
Misses Lizzie and flattie Cooper
spent Thanksgiving at borne, Miss
Best
Lizzie returning Sunday to ber school
at tDee. and Hattie to Tbe Dalies,
where sbe la attending high sobool.
Hattie was acoompanied by ber
friend, Miss Cora Belts.
Rev. Braastetter, the Methodist
minister, will preach at Mt. Hood
next Sunday.
Tbankalgvlng exerciser were held
by tbe school Wednesday afternoon.
In spite of the snowtall that day,
quite a number of visitor! attended
aud expressed themselves as pleased
with the way the children aoquitted
themselves.
Tbe school sent quite donation to
tbe Boys' and Girls' Aid society. Tbe
principal donations were apples, po i
tatoes, pumpkins and canned xi mt.
One dollar and fifty cents in money
was sent. The donations woold bave
been muob larger if there bad been
any way for the children to get their
otterings to tbe wbool bonse. Tbe
sobool in tbe Steele distriot, Mr Ew
ing teacher, also made a generous do
nation. Mr. Fiedeubnrs kindly took
tbe goods to Hood River, gratis, and
we hope it went on to Portland from
there.
Iba Thanksgiving dinner given by
tbe Mt. Hood ladies waa a complete
sucoess. There was suob an abund
ance of good things and it wa4 served
in such elegant style by tbe charming
waiters that tbe many who attended
went away contented and bappy. Most
of tbe housekeepers took their fami
lies out tor their dinner, and all the
bachelors flocked to the feast, so
nearly all Mt. Hood partook of the
nounteous repast there is much
work connected with suob an affair,
and tbe ladies deserve muob credit
for provdiing suob au entertainment.
Tbey netted $311.30 for tbe newoburob
building, which by tbe way, is to be
completed in a very few weeks.
Thanksgiving was a day of rejo'O-
ing all round for in tbe eveuing the
Cathollo ladies took charge ot tbe
ball, adn a gave a very successful bas
net sociai ana aanie. Liinon was
served during tbe evening. Tbe mudo
was good, and the men y crowd stayed
till tbe wee ema' hours. Tbey oleared
wo. .
Rev. Milligan held servioes bere
Sunday. Communion servioes were
held and tbe rite of baptism was ad
ministered. Six new members were
added to tbe cburcb roll. r
WHITE SALMON.
(From the Enterprise. )
Capt. 11. C. Cook departed last
Monday for San Franoisco, where be
will probably remain for several
weeks.
Dr. M. A. Jones, dentist, will be in
White Salmon Thursday and Friday,
December 5 and 6, prepared to do all
kinds of dental work.
The Cook's Addition Lightning
Express is tbe name of tbe vehicle
gotten up for the purpose ot bringing
the children of that suburb in to
sohool during the bad weather. About
25 pupils are brought in by tbis ve
hicle every morning. Mr. Herman Is
the driver and tbe outfit is furnished
by tbe direotora.
Mrs. A. D. Maine returned to ber
home in White Salmon after spending
about a year in tbe east visiting with
her obildren. Mr. Maine and their
daughter, Veinie, went to Hood Riv
er .o meet her. Thev are vert clad to
huve ber borne agaiu after ber long
nosence.
.1. A. Byrno, tbe gentlemanly cash
ier of the W liitn Snlninn ValUn h.nl
is still very much indisposed and is
hkmiu una uie 10 aicena to Dis duties
in tbe bank. He is now at tbe borne
of Mr. and Mrs. Brings,, and if watch
ful care and tendoi nursing oan bring
back health and aiength to him be
will surely get well right speedily,
which result his many friends eatii
estly hope to see accomplished.
A. W. Estea was taken to Portlaud
Monday where be submitted to a se
vere operation at one of tbe hospitals
the i ext dry. The operation was suo
ueeff, I but Mr. Estes is not getting
eloiiki so well as his friends hoped.
He m mania somewhat feverish and
neiv- Ma, lint at the last aocouot wns
some vliat Utter Hi wife Is with
him.
A hazier kin be lit Id In the ohurch
by the A; t society of the Congrega
tional chi n, h on Thursday, Deo. 12,
begin dug ..: 2 p. m., There will be
tor srde fui.'tJ urtinlna onlt.liln tn.
- ihui, iur
Chridtmas gitts, dressed dolls and lu-
uieu aprons oi an Kinds, in tbe even
ins refreshments will ho DO r earl tm4
enttrtainment furnished.
At tbe m ting of White Salmon
Camp No. Oiifi, Modern Woodmen of
America, Monday night it wm decid
ed by a unanmions vote to move into
the Odd Fellows hall and to change
their meeting night to the aeoond and
fourth Fridays of scb month. So
their next m. tiiw will be held In the
I. O. O. F. bt ii I'lKiay nigh1 Decem
ber 13. It I.- luii-erf that a full attend
ance will l. preseut on that night as
it is the annual election ot officers.
The Woodman hnva bIba nnMh..j
... w I4 CIIIU
foil perapbarnalla for putting on tbe
work, which tbey hope will have ar
rived ty that time, andjthey will then
be as well prepared as any of tbe oth
er lodges iu town to do (effective and
impressive work. Tbe lodwe now baa
38 members, besides several "on tbe
road," and expect with the new ar
rangements to gain tepidly.
Dedication of Christian Church.
The ChrNHftn nhnrnh nf thl. ....
formally opened and dedicated ita
new house of worship last Sunday at
11 a. m. They bave a bol.ding that
does oredlt to the nltr iui th. ...i
and tbe oonvictloa and firm purpose
or the members. The building has a
REDUCING THE
It Quiets
the Cough
This is one reason why Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral is so valua
ble in consumption. It stops
the wear and tear of useless
coughing. But it does more
it controls the inflammation,
quiets the fever, soothes, heals.
Ask your doctor about this.
The best kind of a testimonial
"Sold lor over sixty years."
Had by J. O. Ajt Co., Lowell, Km.
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mq mftnuteoturer or
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PILLS.
HAIR VIGOR.
W Imto no mnti I Wa publlih
tho formula or oil our medloinet.
'bowels regular with Ayer'e Pills.
pleasing appearance, being syrametri
oal in ita general outline". It is 64x46
feet, tbe main auditorium is 40x40
feet, with b bowled floor and seated
with carved pews. Tbe Sunday school
room la 28x24 feet. It U not yet seaf
ed by tbe church as it ia being used
by one grade ot tbe publio sobool.
There are two good class rooms and a
baptistry room. There is a basement
under tbe entire building, which can
be finished fot rooms when tbe needs
of the church demands it.
Rev. M. L. Rose, who preaohed the
dedioatorial sermon and raised tbe re
quired money, found himself to be
tbe man for tbe hour. When a man
meets the need of the hour be baa .
proven himself a man. No one ques
tions but what be well met the needs.
He raised in pledges and cash 1950.
The cburob ia justly proud of the re
sults. In tbe afternoon at 3 o'olook there
was a congratulatory service held,
when tbe mayor and several pastors of
the city and visiting ministers spoke.
In tbe evening at 7:30 o'olook there
waa held tbe oommunion service, fol
lowed by a sermon by Rev. Rose, set
ting forth the; peoutiar tenets of the
Christian churoh.
W. J. BAKER & CO.
Real Estate jrenta.
Of Hood River, Oregon, offer the
lowing bargains :
No. 1. 5 acres. 1 mile from town.
fol-
all
improved, all set to trees. Newtons
Spitzenbergs and peaches, poultry
yard and good buildings. $3250.
No. 2 24 acres half mile from town,
-400 trees, 5 years old, 10 acres 1 to :
years old, 8 acres berries, $2,000 house,
all in high state of cultivation. $15,
000. No. 3. Five acres close in, 5 inches of
water, no buildings, uo frnit planted,
but ground thoroughly fertilized and
very rich. Price $2,500.
No. 4. Ffteen acres, all undor cultiva
tion, 5 acres 2 year old trees, 10 acres
1 year old trees. 4 acres strawberries,
set among young trees. Price $7,500.
No. 5. Thirty acres one and one-half
miles from town, all under cultiva
tion, 4 acres orchard in full bearing,
10 acres young orchard, some meadow
land and 3 acres berries, large house,
very conveniently arranged. Good
barn, also good cottage on place and
nil kinds small fruit. Electric light,
phone, etc. A very desirable home.
Price $15,000.
No. 9. Six and one-half acres three
miles out, 4 acres set to trees two
years old, pencil trees sot between
rows, 6-roora house, good well and
barn. Price $2,000.
No. 10. Eight acres, same dit-tance
from town, 250 4-year-old trees, ato
150 young trees one year out. Three
acres of this place is suitable for earlv
berries. Neat 6-rooiu horse and out:
buildincs. Price $4,400.
This list is similiv snmnte nf kvliof.
we hftve to offer tinvera foil ..,,,1 aQ..
our entire list. It wi'll interest von.
MOSIER
.Fruit Lands.
in large or small tracts. Some vei v in .nil
land at low prices at present. Good,
irrowingc.muiui.ity. Six miles east of
Hood Uiver. Also homesteads
inquishments. Parties wishine to bnv
will do well to writu or see
GEO. CHAMBERLAIN,
Mosier. On-irom
GRAND PRIZE
MASQUERADE BALL
Christmas Night December 25
Br The
ROYAL NEIGHBORS
Tikets, $1.00 Supper, Extra
Spactators, 25 cts.