HOOD BIVER QLAMBR, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY B7, 1908.
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5 SPRINGTIME
And we await your pleasure. We are pre
pared to serve you to the toniest Clothes
you've seen for many moons. Don't wait,
your size might be gone. And besides, get
action on your money these fine Spring
days and be just a bit ahead of the other
fellow. You'll be surprised how far a dollar
goes and twice surprised at what you get
in exchange for that dollar.
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DEPARTMENT
Is showing New
Goods
And its just fun to wander
through the store and see
the new things now on
display. COME AND SEE.
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BRIEF LOCAL MATTERS.
The Dietz Studio fur photos.
Jurt arrived Eastern white fish at
'Jackson's.
Tickled pork and corned beef Me
Quire Bros.
Call and see the beautiful new plan
oi at Soule'i bouse.
R. D. Shelley, tf Carson, spent
Sunday in Hood Kirei.
Maple Syrup and New York State
Buck Wheat at Jackson's.
For bargains in real estate see Bos
well Sbelley, Carson, Wash.
George Chamberlain tiansaoted busi
nesi at Hood River Friday.
Vetch, timothy, clover and garden
seeds at Jackson's.
J. A. Mcintosh, of Medford, was in
the city tbe first of the eek.
OotoW. S. Gribble. Mt. Hood, for
the District No. 76 Shoe. tf
Special orders taken for Hazel wood
Ice Cream specialties. C. P. Ross.
W. W. Swan came over from tbe
north bank Monday on businesr.
J. H. F. Volker, of Ogden, Utah,
visited friends in the city over Sun
day. Rev. L. (J. Dix returned Monday
morning from a trip to the Willamette
Valley.
liuy a nice plush robe at cost for
your couch from the Davenport Harness
Company. ,
Mr. and Mr. W. H. Staats, of Da
fur, spent Sunday with tbeii daugh
ter, Mrs. C. N. Clarke
J. K. McGregor and Frank Ginger,
of M osier, attended a meeting of tbe
Royal A rob Chapter Friday evening.
Mrs. R. C. Green returned to Tbe
Dallea Thursday, after a visit with
Mrs J. A. Simonson, of tbe Maine
restaurant.
O. it. Ball and S. C. Heacb.Jof Port
land, oame np Friday night and went
across tbe river to spend Sunday on
Mr. Bail's ranch in tbe White Salmon
Valley.
Wanted to rent for one reason with
option to buy, 20 to 40 ai res with paying
orchard, and a six or seven room house.
Address P. J. Vial, 61 First St.. Port
land, O'egon.
If you want to buy or sell real eataie
?;o to Onthank & Otteit. Money to
oan on first mortgages. Abxtracta and
legal papers carefully prepared. Nota
rial work of all kinds.
Mr. and Mrs. Kniforg and daugh
ter, of GoldBeld, Nev.. visited Ralph
Reed, wife and brother here tbe latter
part of the week, leaving Friday for
Portland ou their way home. They
.are oousina of tbe Reed boys.
It you wish to save 50 to $75 when
you buy your piano, buy direct from
tbe factory dealer and not fiom agents
or uanvRsenrs. several oeaucirui in
sti'niTiwtit" just received from Chicago
al Soule's I'iuuo House. Second band
pianos and organs taken in exchange,
Balauce cash or time payments.
Wro Weinberg has traded bis ten
aires in the valley to L. A. Duncan
for 160 acres of land at Goldendale
and lett for that place to take pos
session Thursday. There was but
small diCfeieuce between tbe prioe of
the ten acres and the IGO.al: hough the
latter wbs well improved and bad sev
eral acres of bearing apple trees.
Our work guaranteed. Deits Studio
Finishing for iniitpim at ru;t. Ctn.
dio.
Wood For Sal A Plinna 3SAX T. V.
Taft
Metal house numbeis at Hunt's Wall
Paper store.
Fresh made sausage at McGuire Bros.
every day.
See W. S. Gribble for Duck Eries,
Felts and overs. tf
Ceoil Roimau oame ud fiom Port
land Saturday.
Dr. Jonea went to Mosier Thursday
to look after bia ranob.
Smoked halibut, herring, salmon at
Jackson's.
P. M. Hall-Lewis was in Tbe Dalles
Friday on business.
3. F. Batobelder made a business
trip to The Dalles Monday.
Clay Brock left for Wasco Thursday
to visit friends and relatives.
Mr. and Mia. E. A. Franz went to
Portland Thursday morning.
J. U. Nunnemaker made a business
trip to Heppnei tbe latter part of the
week.
Closing out winter millinery at low
prices. I he Bazaar, Hood Kiver
Heights.
A. Grosser, of Mosier. transacted
business with Hood Rivet merobants
Thursday. .
.u i . nunuji, ui .un uuuu uivcr muu-
dry, weut to Ibe Dalles Saturday ou
business.
Mme. Abbott went to Poitland Mou-
day afternoon to look up tbe new mil
linery styles.
We aro overstocked with lap robes
and will close them out at cost. Ds.v
enport Harness Co.
C. L. Mastlck, of Portland, visited
Hood River Monday and went to Ibe
Dalles on tbe local.
Miss Stevens lett for Portland Frl-
dav, aiter a visit with friends and rel
atives for a few days.
E. B. Clark arrived from Poitland
Saturday to spend a few days looking
after bis property Interests bere.
Dr. T. L. Eliot spent a oouple of
days io tbe city tbe latter part of
the week, returning to Portland Sat
urday. F. W. Reid, manager of tbe Paoiflo
States Telephone Co., went to Mosier
Saturday on business connected with
the company.
A. 1. King and family left Satur
day for lone to again take charge of
bis ranch at that plaoe. Mr. King
likes Hood River very much and if be
can dispose of bis eastern Oregon
property will probably return bete
and locate permanently
Mi. aud Mis. Jas. Laoey arrived
Thursday from Portland and remain
ed ovet Sunday at their rancb ou tbe
east side, leaving for Portland ugaio
Monday afternoon to make arrange
ments to remove tbe household eft eo
of Mrs. Laoey and ber tnolber t
Hood River.
Rev. A. H. Latbrop went to Tbe
Dalles Saturday to. fill tbe pulpit on
Sunday at that plaoe for Rev. Walton
Skipwoith, tbe presiding elder. Mrs.
Lathrop sccompau'ed him. Rev. J.
W. Rigby preached in tbe M. E.
cburob bere in tbe morning and Dr.
Cooues in tbe evening.
Mrs. Letfner, of Mosier, visited
Hood River Monday.
D. E. Miller was op from Portland
the latter part of the week.
G. W. Brook, of White Salmon, was
a passenger for The Dallea Monday.
F. C. Stauffer, of Mosier, made a
business trip to Hood River Monday.
Judge Field, of White Salmou,
boarded No. 7 for Portland Monday.
Mrs. J. J. Glbhona returned the
latter part of tbe week from a visit to
friends at Portland.
Miss Maude Butler, of Newberg,
Oie., baa aooepted a position as clerk
in Lara way's jewelry store.
I. B, Hunt was busy tbe first of tbe
week patting dp street signs, and tbe
city is adding to ita metropolitan ap
pearance.
WantedSaleslady for our music de
partment; one who plavs piano. Per
manent position for bright, energetic
young lady. Booth & Co.
The Royal Tailors of Chicago and
New York are the largest and beBt
merchant tailoring houBe in the world.
See their line of samples for spring at
The Toggery.
Invitations are out for a "eap year
ball to be given at tbe Odd Fellows
ball Friday evening by twenty-two
ladies. It promiaea to be one of tbe
delightful social events ot the season.
Now is the time to order your Spring
Suit. Tbe very latest and best things
out will be found ai the Toggery. Con
fidence in the Royal tailors means better
clothes for you.
O. L. Stranahan and wile spout eev-
feral daya with their children and
friends in tbe ctly and valley, return
ing to their home at Portland Mon
day afternoon.
O. M. Scott and wife, ot Portland,
aud Dr. E. H. Van Patten and wife,
of Dayton, Wash., are spending a few
days with Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Bone.
A. M. Klein, of Portland, a sister ot
Mrs. Bone, is also guest at tbe Bone
bo r e. Mr. Bone drove Mr. Soott
and Mr. Van Patten through tbe val
ley nineteen yeais ago and tbey were
amazed at tbe development of tbe val
ley since that time.
W. J. Brownell returned Tuesday
from Portland and stated that tbe
Northwestern Long Distance company
will have a line from Portland to
Wasbougal in thirty days and connec
tion ia already made from that point
to White Salmon by private lines
A oable will be put aoross tbe Colum
bia from bere at once and long dis
tance connection bad with noitb bank
points. This insures long distance
connection from bere to Portland be
fore tbe Brat of April, over tbe Home
system.
R. L. Slaker, representing tbe board
of Are nndei writers of Portland, was
In tbe rity Tuesday and met a coin
tnltUe from the roinioil in r if-n tr
iusurHiii'H nitef, prtiilderi lyV'it
were pin lu by the city. Mi S ukt-r
raid that it about thlitt hyriiHiita
weie put in, protecting ti e biminn
.1 inflicts and more - thickly settled
rrvidiure districts, and ten-ito''
main oi. Oak street, insurance rates
would be reduced in those districts
about ten pet cent, provided, also,
tbat additional reservoir storage ca
pacity be furnished. A written'repoit
will be made by tbe board in time for
action at tbe next council meeting.
? Next S
atu relay
February 29th
The ladies of the Belmont M. E. Church will hold their Fifth Annual
Benefit Sale at our Store. . The profits of the days' business are theirs.
You know how they have spent the money they have earned in the
past years for your good. Won't you help them to do more this year
by making your purchase large at this store next Saturday? Just stop
and think of all the things you can buy at this big store and be help
ing the ladies in their commendable work. A FINE DINNER served
at the usual hours.
GET IN THE HABIT
OF TRADING AT
THF BIG STORE
WITH LITTLE PRICES
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M. V. Rand was passenger from
Portland Monday.
Tbos. Bisbop leturned Monday from
a visit to Portland.
Mrs. Frank Ginger, ot Mosier, was
in the city Tuesday.
Mrs. Porter MoMillln baa been very
ill, but is improving.
11. B. Esson and wife left yesterday
morning for La Grande to visit
friends.
F. Hammond and wife went to Port
land yesterday afternoon to visit
friends.
Ray Logan, of La Grande, wai in
tbe oity the tore part of tbe week on
business.
Mr. and Mrs. C R. Bone entertain
ed a number ot friends at dinner Sat
urday evening.
C. P. Ross and wife went to Port
land Monday atternoon to visit
triends and relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Chaa. Hall went to
Portland Tuesday afternoon to visit
friends foi a few days.
Mrs. Deer ing returned to Tbe Dalles
Tuesday, atter a visit with Mr. and
Mis. F. Ballaid for week.
Mrs. L. Clarke went to Collins Mon
day morning on tbe boat to visit ber
daughter, Mrs. Hadley, for a week.
Mrs. Smith is still at tbe hospital,
but ia gradually Improving from the
serious operation ot a few weeks ago.
Mrs. Zane, of Pertlaod, visited ber
brother, J. H. Ferguson, and wife fot
a few days, returning borne yesterday.
Miss Eva Coabow returned borne
Saturday evening from Portland and
Salem, where she spent a month visit
ing fi lends.
F. E. Strang left for Central Point.
Oregon, Tuesday, where be bas moved
bia family and will make bis noma lor
tbe present.
Miss Weir and Maacall brothers re
turned to their, bomea at Dayville,
Oie , atfer h week's visit with Peter
Mobi and family.
Hugo Paasch, who hai been in la
serious coudition since be was oper
ated ou for appendicitis, la improving
at tbe Cottage Hospital.
U. Q. Couch, of Milea City, Mont.,
visited his brotber-in-law, J. E. Rob
ertson, tbe first of tbe week, leaving
tor Portland Tuesday atternoon.
Tbe Y. W. 0. T, U. will meet at tbe
borne ot Mrs. A. 3. Cunning, on the
bill, Monday, March 2. A full at
tendance is desired. Come at 7:30
sharp.
Call at Soule'a Piano House for
Edison phonographs and records.
With tbe exception ot one bouse in
Portland tbi ia tbe largest stock iu
Oregon.
Miss Mabel Ayresman writes friends
here tbat her father died at Grand
Junction, Colo., last Friday and was
taken to tiii-lr old home at Corydon,
ion , I in biiriaL
Ti e l lu Poultry Association will
I, olii ii drill aunual meeting February
j;, 2S aud 29. A successful poultry
rbciw is assued aud all poultry fanciers
invited to attend.
A. P. Blade and Mrs. Jennie Benja
min were married at fortlaul Tues
day. February 18, and have returned
to Hood River, where Mis. Blade
baa a tine ranob on tbe east side.
Mia. E. & Coad went to Portland
Saturday to visit friends for a few
daya. Prof. Coad joined his wife In
Portland yesterday afternoon and at
tended tbe wedding of Mis Uoad's
sister in tbe evening.
E. F. Lawrenco, of Portland, spent
Sunday on nil ranch In tbe Udell die
trlot, returning borne Monday after
noon Mr. Lawrence la of the firm of
MaoNaugbton, Raymond & Lawrence,
architects aud engineers which will
bid tor the plans of tbe new bigb
school building.
Mrs. H. J. Uibbard and Mrs. S. A
Arnold went to Tbe Dallea yeeteiday
to attend a Rebekab convention io
that city. It la proposed to organize
a district assembly, consisting ot tbe
lodges of Hood River, Ibe Dalles,
Mosier and uuiur.
victor l'ellin, ct Underwood, was
brought to tbe Cottage Hospital
Thursday suffering from blood poison
ing from a cut in tbe knee, but ts im
proving. Ueniy Fellin ia also an In
mate of tbe hospital, suffering from
inflammatory rheumatism.
John Loon, as a culmination of bis
series of banquets, bashad bis queue
out off, much against tbe wishes of
bis father. John said, however, if be
ever wanted to go back to China he
could let It grow out some and braid
in tbe old one, ao be would not lose
caste among bia people.
Saturday afternoon the nine-year
ni l son of Frank Fossberg fell from a
tive end broke both nrms just above
the wrist. The Injury Is a very ear
ious one, one of tbe bonea of tbe arm
protruding from toe flesh and pushed
into tb mod. Tbe lad was taken to
the house and a physician aouioioued.
who iwt tbe broken bonea and tbe boy
I U uoiug aa well as oould be expected
Jos. Porter went to Portland yes
terday afternoon.
Mrs. E. R. Bradley went to Port
laud Tuesday afternoon.
J. S. Booth made a business trip to
Wbite Salmon Tuesday.
0. T. Press lett for Portland Tues
day afternoon on the local.
A. J. Graham was a passenget for
Portland Tuesday atternoon.
Geo. D. Culbertson made a business
trip to tbe county seat Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Sanfoid Smith re
turned Friday from Pendleton.
T. H. Williams went to Troutdale
yesterday afternoon on business.
It Is leported tbat J. T. Ilolmao baa
sold his store to a Mr. Carman.
Jeff Mosier transacted business at
Hood Kiver yesterday between trains.
Frank Chandler oame op from Port
land Tuesday evening for a tew daya.
Geo. Maitin, of Mitchell's Point,
was in the oity the fore part of the
week.
J. M. Wrigbt returned Tuesday
mcrn'ng from a business trip to Port
land. Mr. and Mrs. George Ireland, of
Mosier, visited In Hood River las.
Friday.
Bert Stranabau went to Arlington
Tuesday to look at horses on aale at
that place.
Regular meeting ot tbe Pythian Sla
ters Tuesday evening. A full attend
ance la desired.
Prof. Paul Hubbard, of Mt. Hood,
will sing at tbe Belmont M. E. cburob
Sunday evening.
Ibe Epwortb League will give a
musical and oyster supper at the K. ot
P. ball Saturday evening.
John Cowley, Jr.. returned from Me
nominee Monday, where he visited
his sister, Mrs. Ex. Roberts, for a
week.
M. K. McLeod, ot Klngsley, candll
date for county assessor on the Re
publican ticket, was In tbe oity tbe
fore part of tbe week shaking bands
with triends.
J. A. Arment, manager of tbe Port
land brauoh of Heilbronner A Co.,
spent Sunday in Hood River, going
through the valley and familiarizing
bimselt wiib recent developments.
W. J. Biownell's contiaot with tbe
Homo Telepbou Co. bas explied and
be leaves sboitly for Natnpa, Idaho, to
put in n system there. 0. K. Marshal
has been appointed manager for Hood
River.
Miss Flo Grr, wbo was formerly In
tbe employ ot the Stewait Hardware
Co , la now olQoiatin In tbe office of
II. Heilbronner & Co. Mlsa Una
Cunning la oontlned to ber borne
with pneumonia.
Tbe Hood River Business Men's As
sooiation will give a banquet at tbe
Udd f ellows ball Saturday evening,
which will be known as their flrsc an
nual banquet. A One menu bai been
prepared, followed by toasts from
good speakers, and will be thoroughly
enjoyed.
J. T. Bolman. J II. Gill. T. D.
Tweedy and A. L. Carmlobael visited
tbe Tucket spring owned by Ibe city
tbe first of tbe week. They estimated
that about ninety iuchea of water was
flowing from tbe tiling, and were
much pleased with tbe location, its
surroundings ensuilug It from contamination.
J. L. Walker is busy exoavating
the basement of J. K. Niokelsen'a new
brick on Cascade avenue and P. M.
Hall-Lewis, tbearobiteot of tbe build
ing, baa tbe details ot tbe plana in
readiness so there will be no delay.
Tbe favorable weather so far ia an aid
to the completion ot tbe building on
time.
Born.
To Mr. end Mrs. R. K Esson, Feb
ruary zi. a gin.
To Mi. and Mrs. Victor V. Uiokox,
or Two Rivers, Wash., februiry lo,
girl.
Io Mr. and Mrs. John o. ttvana, ot
Ruthton, February 19, a boy.
To Mi. and Mis. Ed. Thornton,
Februaiy 23, a boy.
To Mr. and Mrs. John W. Lyle, of
Mitchell' Point, February 24, a girl.
To Mr. and Mrs. Edw. Phelps, at
Upper Planer, February 20, a girL
To Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ueusen, Feb
ruary 21, a girl.
To Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Klrkpat
rick, of Mt. Hood, February 12, a
boy.
Announcement
I have disposed of my interest in
tbe lusuiance and abstract business
formerly conducted by the Hood Riv
er Land Empoiium to J. M. Scbmelt
zer, wbo has been associated with tbe
office tr several yeara. He it worthy
ot your patronage. He ia painstaking
and careful for the Interests of bis
oliuuts. 1 can fully recommend bim
to tbe publlo aa an expert in bia line
or work. J. U Henderson.
Innonnceiuent
1 hereby desire to aonounoa to tbe
publio tbat 1 have purchased tbe en
Picture Moulding
Another new shipment just arrived. 1 25 Patterns
to select from. Our workmanship IS THE BEST.
ALWAYS BUSY is a good RECOMMENDATION
Brighten up your home with a new picture' or
reframe an old one.
Slocom's Book Store
DOES THE FRAMING
ATTENTION LAND OWNERS
WOW is the time to list the property you want to sell.
1 During the Winter we have placed agencies in Mon
tana and Chicago, and have enlarged our office in
Portland. Mr. E. L. Morse, who has been doing busi
ness in Hood River for nineteen years, has been added
to our force, and we are better equipped now than ever
before to give our patrons prompt service, -
We are in touch with buyers in all parts of the
United States, and have already made advance dates
with tweiity-two people who are due to arrive here dur
ing the next two months. Last year our total sales
were over $125,000 and we expect to double these fig
ures this year.
Place your property with us and we will do the rest.
We do business on strictly ft corr mission basis and no
padding. Satisfaction guaranteed to everyone.
J. H. Heilbronner & Co.
The Reliable Dealers
Hood River and Portland, Oregon
uHomephoneir
Don't get on the waiting list for
the new Home Telephone. A per
fect nerve tonic. Everybody de
lighted with the modern, up-to-date
service. Work to cut in the long list
of rural lines will begin at once. No
charge for service till March 1. Ask
your neighbor to let you call up
"0" and place your order.
Home Telephone Co.
tire Interest of John Leland Hender
son in the abstract and inaurance
business lormeiiy oairied on by tbe
Hood River Land Emporium, and
tbat 1 will hereafter carry on thlafeat
ure ot tbe work. 1 piopoee to make a
specialty of abstracting, inaurance
and oouveyeooing.
I aba I now incorporate the business
n der tbe name oi tbe liood Kiver
Abstract Co.
Thanking ycu for past favors I le
maiu, Yours truly,
J. M. Sobmeltzer.
Wedding Bella.
Ou Wednesday evening, February
19, .tlr. Orville Moore and Miss Susie
Kelloy ware ou'ted In mairlage at tbe
M. 10. parsonage. Dr. lathrop per
formed tbe oeremony.