The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, December 26, 1907, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextHOOD RIVER GLACIER, THURSDAY, DECEMBER CG, 1907. THE RELIABLE STORE THE UP-TO-DATE STORE We wish you all a Merry Christmas and a joyful and prosperous New Year, and feel grateful at heart for your liberal pat ronage the past season which has been the busiest in the history of this store. Never have we done in a single year the business we have in the past twelve months and we still have greater determinations for the future in point of honest cash values and high grade ; merchandise. We beg to announce &fye inauguration of the biggest, grandest and most noteworthy Which L BRIEF LOCAL MATTERS. Our work guaranteed. Deltz Studio Nuts, fruit, candy. Hanna & Peri B0. Finishing for amateurs at Deitz Stu dio. Uood things to eat at the Star Gro cery. Clareuce Gilbert spent Sunday in Portland. Olives in bulk, boitins anil cans at Jackson g. W. W. Nasou wag a passenger for ine Danes riiuay. Fresh made sausage at McGuire Bros every day. Rnbt. Livingstone came up from Portland Fridey. Metal house numbeis at Hunt's Wall Paper store. .See VV. S. Unbolt! for Duck tries, fells ami overs. tt Geo. Chamberlain wag a visitor from Mosier Monday. New Orleans Molasses in bulk and cans at Jackson's. J. W. Firebaugb returned Friday from a trip to Portland. Call and see the beautiful new pian 09 at SouleN house. 1cm Wiokeu went to Portland Sat urday to spend the holidays. Berkshire pigs for sale; four and Un months old. G. W. Simons, Capper district. Aubrey Blowers went to Portland Saturday to visit his mother at the hospital. DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve dont forget the name, and accept no substitute. Oet DeWitt's. Sold by Ktir & Cass. Miss Florence Avery, who is attend ing school at 1 oi est Grove, is spend ing the Chiintmas holidays with her purenli at Ewgerniont. Try 24 oaudle power lamps instead of .'!2 The price of the lamp it the san.u as a 10 oandle power. It will cave you money on your meter bill. Ubv. W. C. Gilinore left for Port laud Monday morning t( attend a meeting of I he exocutive hoaid of home missions, of whijh he is a mem ber. The Congregational ohrch will hold their annual saorad concert Sunday evening, December '.). A very fine program bus been anauged. All are invited. Canby Post, G. A K., will hold a legula.' meeting Saturday, Due. 28. Ihe department commander will be present and inspect the Post. A full attuodauce is desired. J. Adrian Epping has nine custom ers for Hood River property who wish to tiade Portland improved or unim proved property in part payment. If you wish to sell notify him at once Address J. Adrian Epping, box (ili8. Hood Uiver, Ore. dl'ilf The first delivery will !e made tit 8 o'clock in the morning. Do not fail to have your orders in for your boils and roa-ts" in time for this trip. The last trip will 1)0 made nt 10:45 and the last trip In the evening at 4:80. Please ob serve thine hour of delivery so as to receive your meats on time and assist us in the delivery. McGuirk Bihm, 7 9&l&&)MltW&Wt P We W Merry Christmas And Thank You Heartily for Your Generous Patronage will take place JANUARY 1, 1908. Every department in the store will contribute to this Sale WATCH THIS SPACE NEXT WEEK FOR THE DETAILS ""Wlieie "STOio. The Diets Studio for photos. Fine fresh mince meat at the Star utooery. Miss 11 inkle returned to Portland Monday afternoon. Get your Christmas candies at Gem Kandy Kitohen. Go to W. 8. Gribble. Mt. Hood, the District No. 70 Shoe. the for tf ieit Mrs. Chas. Frawr, of Collins, v ea llood Him lhuisriay Chicken:' lor Sunday dinner nt Mc Guire Bros, order early. Maple Syrup and New York 8tate Buck Wheat at Jackson's. J. II. Nunnemaker returned Tln.i.--day from a trip to Portland. Salt mackerel, eastern white fish and pickled salmon at Jackson's. Fall and winter niillinerr at "The Bazaar." Hood River Heights. o24tf Harry Bennett went to Portland Friday to visit friends for a few days. Don't torget the dance at Pine Grove New Year's eve. Good time as sured. Albert King and family are spend ing the holidays with relatives at liepputr. Closing out winter millinery at low prices. The Bazaar, Hood River Heights. Mr. und Mis. K. E. Chapman went to Portalnd Monday on No. 7 to visit friends and relatives. I) E. Miller, of St. Johu, returned to Portland Monday after spending a few days on his rauch. Wanted Young man residing in Hood Uiver to represent us a." salesman at that po-nt on coinmii"ii lia-is Page & Son, Wholesale Fruit, Portland, Oregon. n2l Prof. Kent, of Corvallis, Flopped off between trains Moiidsy to visit Hrof. Thompson, in the Bairelt district. Prof. Kent was on his way bouie from eastern Greg in. If you wunl to buy or sell real estnie go to untlni'ik k utteu. money to loan on fir-t luiirtgages. Abstracts mid eiral paiiers carefully prepared. Nota rial work of all kinds. W. Hayncs lias a huge and complete stock of heating stoves, all sizes, from a small airtight bedroom heater to the largest size stove for halls or storerooms. See them anil et prices. Hood Hirer Cbaptei No. 2". K. A. M., elected the following otilcei- Fii- dav evening: G. K. Castner, H P.;; A."D. Mob. K. j C. N. Clark" K ; Dr. i V. 0. Brosins, C. of H. ; E. L .Smith, j Tress. ; E O. Blancbar Sec. j P. M. Hall Lewis went to Cascade Locks the latter part of the week to inspect the finishing touches being put on the elegant new Lome of Mr. Thompson. He stated tl.:,t it would be finished in about a week. Miss Laura Bund fume up from Portland Monday to visit with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs E. L. Smith, over Inn bolWavs. She reports her father still under the doctor's care, but al ia to be around the house. J.W. Wiedrick was down from Mo. sier Moxduy lo visit his daughters and attend to Lusiness matters. Mr. Wiedrick an I wlte expects to leave today for their old borne at Buffalo, N. Y., where lliey will spend the win ter at -f . and may conclude to re main there. ish ILveryone 3gtlalaflilWl NVENTORY O-et "Wla-at "STo-cl W. L. Niohols started for Burns, Ore., Saturday on business. H. I. Pengh and family left for their home at Wasco Monday. Will Flunk came down from The Dalles Saturday to visit bis brother, S. J. F. auk. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Hamblett left tor Portland Monday, where they will visit friend for .i week. Mr. aud Mis. W. M. Kulfuer, of Portland, ure vis'ting at the home of Mrs. Butim Vs parents, Mr. and Mis. A. L. Phelps. D. I. Stone aud daughter, Mrs. J. ' Simontcu, left Monday for Milton and Walla Wa'ln, where they will visit relatives and lrieuds for a week or two. The Ladies Aid of the Baptist chuich will give a 15 cent lunch at the home of Mrs. ( arson on the heights Fiiday, Dec o'clock. Dr. M. E. Welch this week to iuspe horsn for Auderso from 3 to 0 t to Vancouver iaige bnuch of ros. which I but '.e market. It or ten days to firm are putting in ' will req'iire a week complete the list ccticn. Frank Davt-npcrt has a valuable work horso iu bud shape. The animal stepped on a uail and it was not dis covered for icvural days until the foot is iu had slim e Dr. 'Veleh is treat ing the 1. 1; i i i. but tbeio ore small hopes o cio n .-j op tho wound with out per :i. t, 1 1 iii ujury to the. f',ot. , W. S of Bingen, went to Vane . aei . .. latter part of the week, to view t. . mains of a body which was : m. i. . i u tho river at that place, tbiiil,:; i might possibly be that of John II i ciiu, who disappeared here snu nil v ' i ks ego. Although the de :cri tie,, tallied with that ofthemiss iug a., i:, ',l.o body was not that of iiiu.,a, u. The mystery of his disap j.B'ii i ce is ttill unsolved. K :i A lues came up iroui Portland I'n. i y to look after his ranch proper ty Saturday a buuch .f Japs cHme up I'm. l l'nitlaiid and John Castner ii, i. red thorn out to the ranuh. A crew t sixty-live will be put to work at iuce on the Kordou plai o, recently purchased by Messts. Albee aud Liv ingstone, aud it is the lutentioii to chiHi up 150 acres. After that isTdoue a twenty acio p'eoe will bo cleaied on t lie Chandler place, aud the work w'tl tip extended oil the other proporty in nl,;i li tho geutlemeu an interested. a. (J. Suow aud W. L. Upsnu to rn ued Thursday erening from Oro L Mi v ity, where they went to lo;ik o :i some machinery that is tor sale at that place. They expeot to put in a new fotgiug hammer, lathe, etc, and bate also added two new anvils aud a larger blower for tbeir estab lishment. Snow & Upeo i have an op tion on the building now occupied by them and also those ocoupied by J. It. Nickelseu, and intend to uso the entire room for tbeir blacksmith wag in and machine shop, which will make them tho most oomplete aud up-to date shop iu the county. Mr. Niokelsen will build a tw i-story brick on the corner for his machinery busi ness. Snow & Upson must have mora room for their increasing business, and it will be a great convenience also for ihe city und valley to havo an up-to-date shop wheie a I kinds of work can be done iu that line. CRAM'S "Want at Less Tlian "3Toi3 Esrpect to ot E. C. Mahaney went to The Dalles Tuesday on No. 8. Ph. C. Young made a business to The Dalles Friday. trip Councilman Arnold made u business trip to The Dalles Thursday. Mrs. John Cook went to Portland Monday for a visit witb friends. Geo. D. Cnlbertson umde a busi ness trip to The Dalles Tueaitny. F. B. Snyder went to Mosier 1'i.eii day to speud Christmas at home. I), li. Thome aud witu returned Monday from a trip to Portland. Frank MoFarland, of Portland, was a visitor the latter part of the week. Miss Katberioe Davenport, of Mo sier, visited friends in the city Moo day. Ed Byerlee started for St. Johns Monday to spend the Christmas boli- A. A. Jayne and II. F. Davidson were passengers for the county seat Tuesday. Barrett voted a speoial school tax of eight mills and a special road tax of five mills. Alex Stewart, the Mosier merchant, bad business at Hood Kiver Monday roreuoon. Mrs. Dan Malaer went to Portland Monday afternoon on the local to vis it friends. Miss Bess lsouberg came up from Portland Monday to visit with the home folks. C. U. Dakin went 'to Foiesfc Grove Tuesday to rut Christmas turkey witb his parents. F. H. Iseuberg is spending bis school vacatiou with his famiiy in Hood Uiver. Dr. F. Cooper went to Portland Monday to spend the holidays witb his daughter. J. T. Holuiau has purchased the confectionery store on the heights of T. D. Tweedy. Miss Viola Wilson, of The Dalles, is spending the holidays with rela tives in the city. T. J. Davidson aud wife returned Tuesday morning trom a trip to the Willamette valley. W. E. and M. P. Nefl came up from Portland Tuesday to visit in the val ley tor a tew days. G. (I. McGuire and wife, of Thorn tun, Wash., are'guestslnf t be MoGuire brothers of this oity. Dudley lianna arrived from Pacific University Saturday to speud the hol idays witb bis pareuts. Alex McKlnley, ot Cauou Falls, Minn,, is visiting his slstei, Mrs. C. 11. Strauaban, and family. A. M. Kelsay, wife and daughter, Lelah, are spending the holidays with Mr. aud Mis. Geo. 1. Sloo :ra. Miss Blanche Harbison came up from Forest Grove Saturday to spend the holidays with her parents. Mrs. L. II. Arnesou. ot The Dalles. arrived the first ot the week cn a visit to her parents, Mr. and Mis. It. B. Liindsay. Mrs. Kate Sumner, of Sunnvside. Clackamas county, came up Tuesday on a VHic to uer sister. Mrs. U. II. Stranahan Mrs. J. T. Bagley left foi her home in Portland Saturday after a week's visit witb ber parents, Mr. aud Mia. C. 11. Strauaban. Archie Loekman came up from Portland Saturday evening and will speud the holidays with his father, uougias ljocsman, at uueiL Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Blount and son were passengers for Portland Monday where they will visit Mi. and Mrs. G. 11. Stelnboff tor a few days. J. W. French, bead of the banking Hrm of French & Co., at The Dalles, died Monday after a long illness. The funeial will be held this afternoou. II. C. Coe came op from Newport Thursday on business, returning Sat urday. Mr. Coa expects to spend the winter in Portland witb bia family. A. M. Kelsay came op Thursday evening to visit bis dauebtei. Mrs Geo. 1. Slocoiu, aud Friday went to ine Dalles to visit ft lends lor a few days. The Misses Doiotby and Adrienne Epping, who ate attending a boarding school at Portland, arrived Tuesday morning to spend the Christmas holi days witb tbeir parents. Mrs. L. S. Martin and daughter, Eva, mother and lister of Mrs. C. A. Nutley, arrived Tuesday from Seattle ana will spend the Christmas holidays at the Baptist pareouage. Kev. C. A. Nutley returned Monday evening from Portland, where he at tended the missionary conference held at that place. He also visited friends at Grosbam while in tho valley. C E. Lathrop went to The Dalles Tuesday and brought back his wile in the afternoon. Mrs. Lathrop has been at the hospital (or three weeks, but has recovered sufficiently to come home. SALE j& DC 3C DC PKlicfmAC gifts that arti always acceptable and appreciated. Our Picture Department is complete. Framed and tinframed pictures of every description. Reproductions of the world's famous artist in genuine carhon and hand colored prints. Something you will always be proud of. ieniiiue water colors by good artists. Also a Hue of inexpensive pictures from 26c up. Every picture was inspected befoie buying and when we tell you it is a GOOD print, you can rely on it. We make this line a study. Call and look them over always glad to be at your lervice. Books All of the late ones as fast ;m pub lished, the Weavers, Settler, Shuttle, Doctor, To Him that Hath, etc. New Chronicles of liebecca, Brass Bowl, Barbara Sheep, Coiiiston, Running Water, Oien Shutters, Piivatecrs, ililma, White Fang, Princess over ."00 titles. Who doesn't enjoy a j;ood book? Bibles Large ones with huge type. Illustrated Biblvs. Sunday School editions. Pocket Bibles. Bed Letter Bibles. Testament and Psalmg. Bed Letter Testaments. Every kind of a bible or a testa ment imaginable. Geo. P. Kuowlt-s went to Portland Tuesday. Miss Vernlce Bobbins went to Port land Tuesday. J. T. Kliuk boarded the local for Portland Tuesday. Mrs. Vera Stewart visited Portland friends this week. Miss Poole spent Cbristmas with relatlvos nt The Dalles. O. P. Dahney went to Portland Tuesday to spoilt! Christmas. Ferdinand St nick is home for the holidays. He is attending college at Eugene. Mr. and Mrs. Everhart were passen gors for Portland Tuesday on the lo oul. Clyde Bund went to Portland Tues day to visit witb his aunt over the holidays. C. K. Bone aud wife are spendiug the Christmas holidays with relatives in Portlaud. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Coad spent Christmas with Mrs. Goad's patents at Portion I. Mr. aud Mrs. B. if. Wallace and daughter left for Poitland Tuesday to be witb relatives Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Noble went to Wyeth Tuesday to eat Cbristmas din ner with theii daughter aud family. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Strauabau went to Portland Tuesday to eat Christinas dinnei with Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Strauabau. Geo. Fox baa fixed over his private oltice, having rcpapered it aud added new furniture until it is pietty swell. And the way George was giving out Christmas presents is not slow. J. Adiian Epping reports the sale of the west bait of bis sixty acres to 1. C. Clodfelter, of Portland, who will improve the place and become a resi dent ot llood Bivei. Mr. Clodfelter is also a chicken fancier, aud wo may expect another chickau ranch in the valley. Clifton Hardesty aud Miss Mamie Thompson were married at the close ot the services at the Congieeational church Suuday, December ii'2, by Rev. w. (j. uitmore. Nr. Hardesty la em ployed at Dee, and the bride is a resi dent of Mt. Hood. Mr. and Mrs. Hardesty will go to housekeeping at onoe at Dee A. C. Buok tilled a box witb read ing matter tor the old soldiers at the Soldleis Home at Roseburg and shipped it last week. The box was made up liorujoontriuiitions gathered from around town. It will be greatly appreciated by the veterans as there is no libiuiy nt the borne, und they have to depend upon reading matter sent In from the outside. A number of the "Tcngues of Fire" sect from Portland have been con ducting meetings at The Dalles, and on Saturday the leader "vas arretted and tlued i" and costs for disturbing tho peaco. The line was remitted on tond'tion thai, the disturbers leave the City. It Is said they went through the same contortioui as at the meet ings in the Willamette valley, screech ing, prauciug nn l acting like luna tics The ant l.orititM at the Dalles did well to stop the pertorinaooo be fore some of theii own people were made ubjects tor the Intaue asylum. DC ic Haio Head Fancy Stationery In fancy boxes. Fine quality of pa per. We all enjoy using GOOD sta tionery, yet can't always afford it. Why not gratify your friend desire in this line lOo to 95 Fountain Pens THE FAMOUS PARKER THE SELF-INKING CON KLIN Both fully guaranteed. A nice gift for father or brother. Mr. and Mrs. Tbos. J. Cole were up ii om Menominee iuesusy. The Masonic lodge and Royal An h Chapter will install otUuera tomorrow evening Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Root and Eu gene Root visited Hood Rivet Mo-i day from Mosier. xne vjommerciai ciuo win nold a merting this evening and elect officers tor toe ensuing year. Miss Anna Jackson, who ij attend ing Willamette university, spent t!e nonuays witn ner parents. A car off the traok between bere and The Dalles delayed the local for a couple ot hours Tuesday. Mrs. Wallace Husbands, of Mosier, was among the Chilstmae shoppers from that place early In the week. Rev. O. J. Nelson, of Belllngbam. joined bis wife and baby bere the firs', of the week and will spend Cbristmas with relatives. Tbe first basket ball game of the season will be played at tbe skating rink Friday evening between Hood River and White Salmon. There will be skating before and after tbe game. Tbe subject at the Baptist oburob next Sunday at 11 a. m. will be "Things New and Old." The Mene ley quaitette will sing at tbe morning service and iu tbe evening at 7:30 a goipel temperance song servioe will be rendered by them. A silver offering can be placed on tbe table on entering the door. Rev. 8. W. Htaiic, of Mosier, met witb a serious, if not fatal acoident Thursday. While driving home in tbe deep snow bis borse stumbled and fell, throwing Mr. Stark oat of tbe back. He found be was unable to rise and began calling for help, bat it was nearly an hour before be was beard by Mr. Denny, who was cutting wood far away. Mr. Stark was in such pain that be was moved to the home witb difficulty and a phsioian summoned, who fouud that bis bip waa broken. Early in the week it was learned that bis lujmy was vety serious, and fears were euteitained of bia recor ery. To tt-ow Fruit. Articles bare been tiled with the county clerk Incorporating tha Dofur Liaoa-umoard Uo.. witb a capital stock of 110,000 divided into abarea ot tlOO each. J. W. Knowlea. Q. W Johnston, H. O. Dodds and O. H. btoogntou are tbe Incorporators. In tbe artiotes of incorporation it is stat ed that the principal place of busi ness will be Dufur, and in addition to dealing in fruit and land tbe company is privileged to acquire water rights for irrigation and other purposes, to sell water for irrigation purposes, and to dig and construct ditobes and con duits for the flow of water. It is tbe intention of the corporation to go ex tensively into tbe fruit business. Chronicle. If you wish to save $50 to 175 when you buy your piano, buy direct from the faotory dealer and not from agents or canvassers. Several beautiful in struments just received from Chicago at Soule's Piano House. Second band idenos and organs taken iu exchange, ialanoe cash or time payments. Wanted-I'.DOO to 8.TO0 on Or it class security, for one year. W. J. Baker. 3C Fa,3r J over tho following and your perplexities will ccast. Here are Boys and Girls Books of every kind. Henty and Alger Iwoks, .Tic. Merriwell, Motor Boys, Hover Boys. Harkaway, etc For girls we have everything in books. For little folks the line is too ex tensive to try to enumerate. We invite you to call ami inspect our stock always pleasciUo show and explain. vSlocom's The Place to do your Xmaa Shopping Cider Tests Very High Grade. Tbe Dew cider factory is now in full blast turning tbe pure cider made from Hood River apples into the very best grade of pure older vinegar. Hood River applos stand tbe test in whatever oapaoity they are used, arid the older being made trom them is not a disappointment. Tet-ta mado Monday registeied t)2 grain. When it is stated that tbe pure food law only requires 40 grain, and that the cider made on tbe coast is only of that strength, the extra quality ot tho Hood River product is apparent. In other words, patties buying the Hood Rivei product get actually a third more cider for their money, as they can reduce It that muob with water and bave tbe strength ot that general ly sold. Tbe best eastern cider makers are not able to put out a product that will grade over 05, aud the best cider put out In tbe east grades from 50 to 55. Mr, Calkins informed the Glaoier man that they would be ready to put their older on tbe market iu about thirty days, and anticipate no trouble In disposing of all tbey can make. They say that the markets on the ooast are very short of pure cider vin egar, and that traveling men find it difficult to till orders. The warehouse is now full of cider, muob of it in ba-tela on account ot uot having enough tank room, and it baa to be transferred and strained from the barrels, makiug considerable extra work. Ibey will make improve ments to tbe plant next season to take care ot a much larger output, aud it will be arranged in a conven ient manner. They will make about fifteen barrels per day. At the Land Oflicc. One hundred and twenty-one tim ber proofs bave been roturued from tbe general land office nt Washington to the local office witb instructions to issue certificates. The same were sus- f ended during tbe past four yours for nvestigation by a special ageut at re quest ot T. B. Neuhausei , but an ex amination revealed nothing wrcng. Also within tbe past two weeks tbeio bare been received about two dozeu trust patents for Indian allotments under aeo. 4. of act of Feb. 8. 1HH7. for distribution. Elank acknowledge ments were also reoelved for the In dlana to sign but the local office is having trouble In finding the wherea bouts of tbe patentees as their post office was not given. Chronicle. Born To Mr. and Mrs. Andiew Beatty.at Menominea, Deo. 20, a boy. EDISON PHONOGRAPHS This is an invitation to tvervone who reads it to come to our store and hear be new "Edison Phonograph," the one with the big born. This Phono graph is bigger, better, and has a finer finish than any of the other models. We will hold an impromptu concert any time you coine into our store. We carry a full lino of Edison records. W. D. ROGERS Hood River, Ore.