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About The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933 | View Entire Issue (March 19, 1908)
HOOD RIVER GLACIER, THURSDAY, MARCH 19, 1908. Seven u I n OFF FOR NEW YORK We have your every interest at heart and with the view of the heaviest Easter trade we have experienced we are on our way to the Eastern markets to finish the Spring buying. The best will be none too good for the Hood River folks and we'll show you the correct styles in Suits, Dress Goods, Fancy Goods, Etc., that are on display in New York City's foremost shops. Watch ror returns bee the 5ee the See the SHOE WINDOW LADIES' SPRING SUITS EMBROIDERY WINDOW These are interesting both as regard to variety of patterns and honest values. THE UP-TO-DATE STORE THE RELIABLE STORE DC S3 CTSTOSHfe DC DC 0 BRIEF LOCAL MATTERS. The Diet Studio for photos. Choice onion sets at McDonald's. Juit arrived Eastern white fish at Jackson's. - Pickled pork and corned beef Mo Guireliroe. Miss Leslie weut to Menominee Fri day to visit friend. Call and see the beautiful new plan oj at Soule'i house. J. M. Carroll came down from Moeior Saturday. Maple Syrup and New York State Ruck Wheat at Jackson'. Jn9. Stranaban buiI Tamp Osborne vent tn Portland Saturday. For bargains in ieal estate see Ros nell Shelley, Carson, Wash. Vetch, timothy, clover and garden Breda at Jackson's. GotoW. S. Gribhle. Mt. Hood, for the District No. 70 Shoe. tf Special orders taken for Hazel wood Ice Cream specialties. C. P. Ross. Buy a nice plush robe at cost for your couch from the Davenport Harness Company. A. P. Hatebmn, oi Moier, attended t:e meet i Hi! of the llor'ioultural So- iety Saturday. Mr . Dr. Smith ami Miss SesbronV, t PartU'id, visited II iod Kivet tun 1 st of the week. Mtim. Abbott's millimry oieuiug M ir.-li 18 i;) mill 20 1 1 .v'jicu time I t i-.mII display the lutMi-t sifs in pat ( in half. The K-nl T:il.rr oi Chicago and 'W Yi'.ik :tic the largest and best i! uicliaiit Iniloring house in the world. See their line of samples for spring at The Toggery. Mrs. K. P. Orr returned Friday from Portland, where she visited friends for a couple of weeks. She was accompanied by Mrs. M. U. Downing, who will visit at the Orr home and other friends. Now is the time to order your Spring Suit. The very latest and best things out will be found ai the Toggery. Conr fidence in the Royal tailors means better clothes for you. If you want to buy or sell real estaie go to Onthauk & Otten. Money to loan on first mortgages. Abstracts and legal papers carefully prepared. Nota rial work of all kinds. The Oakdale Greenhouse has just re ceived a full line of shrubs, vines, etc. Can furnish on short notice almost any ornamental tree or shrub grown in the Northwest. Over 1000 two-year roses on hand. Fletcher & Fletcher. R.F.D. No. 1. Both phones. tf F. G. Coe has sold his carpenter f hop to Messrs. Stephenson, Cotton & Co., who will continue the business of small jobbiug in the oarpenterlng line at the old stand on Fourth street. Mr. Coe found the shop work rather conBning and intends to do outdoor work for the present. It you wish to save 850 to $75 when rou buy your piano, buy direct from the factory dealer and not fiom agents or canvassers. Several beautiful In struments just received from Chicago at Soule's Piiiuo House Second band pianos and organs taken iu exchange. Balance cash or time payments. Our work guaranteed. Delta Studio Finishing for amateurs at DeiU Studio. Wood For Sale Taft. -Phone 3595. L. E. Metal house nunibeia at Hunt's Wall Paper store. Fresh made sausage at McUuire Bros, every day. See W. S. Gribhle for Duck Eries, Felts and overs. tf Smoked halibut, herring, salmon at Jackson's. J. T. HoIiiihu made a trip to The Dalles Thursday. If yon want wood pipe order at once of Joe Wilson as he is aking up a carload. ml 2 Mies Aubie Mills, matron of the Cot tage Hospital, returned from Portland Friday. Cracked wheat (1.25 per cwt. Lay in your supply for little chicks. Hood River Milling Co. We are overstocked with lap robes and will doie them out at eoet. lMv enport Harness Co. All the leading teachers of cookery use Cleveland's Baking Powder. Solil by Cluipnian Co. Mis. Willis Van Horn and daughter went to I'ortlaud Friday to visit friend? for a lew days. It iii ver fails to make light wholesome food CliVi'lands Unking Powder sold by ('bus. F. Wetht'ii'll, Bingen, Wn. Mb Euiiiv Wils oi and Lena Evans nre p' ci'inul to do dressmaking at 274 Ninth Street. Phone Main 1441. a 16 Those who have used it the longest praise it the most Cleveland Baking Powder. Recommended by Henry F. Loge, the East Side Store. Call at Soule's Piano House for Edison phonographs and records. 'Vith the exoeptiou of one house in Portland this is the largest stock in Oregon. W. J. Lawrence and wife, of Sweet Home, Ore., are spending a week or two Hb A. C. Buck and wife. Tbey were old neighbors when the Buck family lived at Sweet Home. It cannot help but be good. Why? Because Cleveland's Baking Powder has been used for the past forty years. This certainly is an excellent recom mendation. Ask H. Conuoway.- College hats at Mme. Abbott's pur cl ased especiall for the high school trade. Assorted band colors My price is exceptionally low on these hats this season. Paul Detbman, Meeners and Jacob Rode, of Mspleton, lowa, nave come west to crow ud with the country and will work In Hood River this summer. Mr. Detbman la relative of L. Plog. Cleveland's Baking Powder, in 3-lb. Minn onlv cost tl. and 5-lb can $1.65. Both these cans have the metal handle under the regular cover. They are use ful when empty. Sold by Hanna & Priuo. Frank A. Cram left tbe first of the week for New York and olner eastern ha will buy goods foi bis up-to-date store. Mr. Cram will make a tboiougb Inspection of the newest styles aud of the finest stocks In the east, ani piice oiaera roi stocks of tl e best in the mirkets. Wheat and Timotbv bav at White head'. Peioy A. Smitn returned Monday flora a brief business visit iu Port land. Harry Allan, of Underwood, Wash., was a visitor iu Hood River the first of tbe week. Mrs. J D. MoCullr returned Satur day from Portland, where the spent u weeic visiting mends. C. U Stoltz baa moved bis family from Hood River back to the bon.o- stead in tbe Mosier valley. Tbe Ladies' Aid Society of tbe Con gregational ctiuich will meet, on It i day afternoon with Mis. 1. J. Kin-naird. Mme. Abbott's milliuery opening Marob 18, 19 and 20. at wbiob tm:. I shall display the latest designs in put tern bats. A. P. Manning, of South Dakota, is visiting his brother, E. K. MauniM, and la loosing over tbe vellev v. ish a tiew of locating. Dinner aud supper will be serrid I v the 1 idies of tbe Lntbetan church ui Mouth's store ou Marob 28 Diunr from 12 to 2 Supper trom 5:.'!0 to 7:30. The twelve year obi hod i f Mr. Mor iiflon, r.t juosier, full o.J a miVe about ftfttfti liet high ou tbe I'r. M irruiu pines aud was quite severely injured. A pbysioiau was summoned from Hood Kiver aud found a amidl fracture of the skull, but does not oonairier tbe wound dangeious. W. J. Baker & Co. have otirchased a new Oldsmobile and tbe cur wns ship ped up on tbe boa: 'Friday. It is a 35 to 40 borse powrr macbiue aud a beauty. Tbe seating capacity is live people and with tbe powerful engine will be able to climb tbe steepest grades in the valley without diffi culty. Clarenoe Gilbert brought up from Portland Friday his big Great Pierce Arrow automobile and is getting ready for his auto route the Hist of the month. He has made arrnng itients with tbe O. R. & N. to sell tiukets from Portland to Hood River and re turn, to inolude a ride around the alley and ex ects to keep two oars busy this summer with visitors who wish to see tbe valley. Ihe cottage on the 11. K. Arnold place, in the Barrett district, occu pied by Julian Epping, was buiued to the ground Stturday afternoon with all tbe contents. Mr. Epping was in Portland at the time and Mrs. Epping was in town, so that tbe cause of tbe blaze is a mystery. Sbe knew nothing of tbe fire nntil she returned in tbe evening. There was $700 insurance on tbe bouse and coutents, imd the loss is I mated nt about $1200. E. C. Writfht recently retimed from Camas Frail i", where he' wu.s oanvaHHing for Mie marble p ot kg Dim of MoBain & Wright. Ho tcpirted that the country was full of m i.Mch; in tact, tbe family who did not havi it was tLe exception. It appears Unit some attended a party jut-t coming down with the disease, giving it to piaotically the whole neighborhood. I here being no reaid 'nt physician no strict quarantine regul tions bare been observed, consequently tbe whole district is infeoted. 9 GET IN THE HABIT OF TRADING AT THF BIG STORE WITH LITTLE PRICES Special Sale ofiLaces We regret that wp do not have the room to properly handle and display this line so we are cleaning it out at prices which von could not buy at wholesale. One thousand yards of Edgings, Insertions, Embroideries and Ulovers, etc. Beautiful Patterns at simply irresistable prices. Look over your Spring and Summer Sewing and see what you are going to need, and make your purchases during this sale, as it will mean a big saving to you. Jnst come and see our mammoth display. - First Christian Ladies' Benefit Sale Next Saturday. Dinner and Supper Served by the Ladies. 9 Clover and Timothy seed at White-; beud'e. Land piaster I'otli kinds, Utah auj Ore , at Whitehead's feed store. N. C Evans went to Wyeth Tuesday evening cn buttress. E. H. Shepard made a business trip to Portland Tuesday. The s 'bi;o! pioturos are all in and are being trained at Slooum's. Mrd. Adelia Moe went to Portland yeteiday to visit frieuds for a few days. Mrs. Siilii;g left for Forest Grove Tuesday evening, where Mr. Sailing is now employed. F. L. Duusmnrecame up from Port land and ooutinued bis journey to Tho Dalles yesterday. A. C. Buok on Monday nold tbo Foley residence, which he purchased la it ppring, to O. L. Smith Mini Nettie Buck returned to Sfasco Tuesday, after a visit with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Buck. I'.ev. 0 0. Nelsou, of Everott, Wash., joiii- d bis wilo lieie Monday aud ivill v sit relatives and friends. Mrs. I)i- Mumble loft for Poitland Monday 'o . isit her eihter for a tew days and attend tbe musical event this week. Mrs. John Songer left for British Columbia Monday to join her bus b.md, who is employed in a aw mill in that country. J. M. Wright, Chas. Hall and U. J, Hibbard went to The Dalles Tuesday to interview the county court iu re gaid to tbe bridge matter. Mr. and Mrs. A. 0. Adams, ot Cna oade Locks, arrived Tuesday on a vis it to Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Buck, re turning home yesterday morning. A. A. Lausman, bookkeeper for the Stunliy-Binith Lumber Co., returned Tuesday from Chicago, where be spent the winter. He will work at Greeu Point this summer. Dr. Douue r.nd F. R. Angle, of The Dalles, were in tbe city Saturday locking after political tenoesand were unable to get home until Sunday on account cf tbe land slide. The Dulles people who were here Saturday and unable to get home in the evening were taken back Sunday by Andy Pearson n tbe palatial launch ot the terry company. J 1. Early aud G. K. Bone and wives waited until midnight for No. 6 Saturday night, intending to go to Ogden, but on aocount ot the wash outs have postponed their trip. Alex Reid returned Monday from Wisoousln, where be sreut tbe winter with bis fa i.ily. Mr. Reid will have charge of tbe logging operations at Green Point this summer. His family will follow later. Verne Rand w.a up from Portland tin llr-t nf Mm week visiting relatives aud old friends. Mr. Rand has not been h r before In several years and vtn-i nnpi isiul at ths development ot t! e c'.ty and valley. I'd Aldricb, wife and daughter, of Graud Forks, N. D., visited Fred Deitz and other old Dikota friends heio over Sunday, deputing for home Tuesday. They were ou tie way home after spending tbn winter in California and the Willamette valley. Tbe Young Men's Alert Club will give an entertainment' and basket so cial in tbe Abbott building, opposite Gill's store on the bill. Ladies witti baskets admitted free. General ad mission, 15 cents; children, 10 cents. Tbe price of admission will be credit ed on cost of baskets, wbioh will be 00 cents. Children's baskets, 25 cents. A jolly oiowd of young folks of our city gathered at tbe borne of U. Tay lor last Fiidav evening and spent a pleasant evening playing games and making and pulling tatty. Mr. Day did tbe making of the candy, which was very fine indeed. He bad learned the trade of making candies some time ago, but likes outside work bet ter, so he does not follow his iweet tiade. The excavation for tbe new side walk grade In front ot A. D. Moe's tironertv on Oak street will be com nleted today and S. F. Blytbe will begin work on bis grade this week. Some of the property owners are wait ing until the council fixes the grade bv ordinance, wbioh will be at tbe ad journed meeting next Monday night, and all of them nave expressed toe in tention of going ahead at once. The counoil held a meeting last night and concluded to take steps at once to iebuild tbe wagon bridge across Hood River. A temporary structure will be put lu.as it will take some time to erect a steel bridge aud the temporary structure will be used for tbe false work of toe steel bridgn and the too can also be used for tbe new lirldue.ao but little additional ex pense will be necessary on account of tbe tempoiaiy structure. There is about enough money due me city fiom back taxes collected by tbn couu ty on tbe road fund to rebuild the bridae. so that tbe cost of tbe new bridge will not be felt byjthe city, Percy .Shelley weut to Portland on business Monday. Clover, Timotliv and Alfalfa lmv at Mi Rt'vnolds & Co. Mrs W. 10. Sheets returned from 'ortland Monday. Ilex spniv in any ouantitv at Whlte- icad's feed store. Thos. Ilusbauds returned Monday from Troutdale. Mrs. K. O. lilaiiohar visited friends in Poitluud liiiit week. LeRoy Corner concert at tbe opera bonne Friday evening. tiilatiiii Iiti'iihntors for sale at McIIevnoliU it Co. Mrs. S. F. Illytho vi.-d'.ed friends at TLe D.illi'ri tni) tl ret f tbe week. Lee Mor.ie an 1 Win. Reavis nere pasneiigem for 11, e Dulles Saturduy. Stork foods oi different kinds at MclU'ji.ohls o. Co. 11. R. Tuckei wtnt to Poitland Mon day, after waiting for a day for west bound train. Dr. R. A. Jay ne, of Springfield, Ore., visited his brother, A. A. ayne, aud fumily lust week. There wus no meeting held at the UuotiBt church lust Sunday evening owing to tho lock of electric light. . H. Bartlett, of Cameron, Wis., arrived Tuesday and will go to work at Green Feint tor the Stanley-Smith Lumber Co. Presiding Elder Walton Skipworth will preach nt Crapper next Sunday morning at W.w and adniiuiMter ooin muuion service. II. C. Rutehaiu has purchased 70 acres of laud near Grants Pass hud will clear the laud uud set It to apples, peats and grapes. Chus. Hull has commenced the hiiildinc of a line leaidenoe on tbe lots purchased from J. F. Batohelder on Colubmia street. Mrs. F. 11. Isouberg went to Cas cade Looks Friday on aocount ut the illness ot her husband, wools a teaon- er in tho ecoooIb at that plaoe. The Ladies Mis-den Circle of the Baptist ohurch will have a 10 cent tea at tbe home ot Mrs. Evlnger, on tbe heights, ibursduy, Marob l'J, atd:.w Rov. and Mrs. S. W. Jackson began a series ot meetings at the Christian church beginning last evening. The meetings will continue tnrougnout the week. The basket (octal given by the Pine Grove Grange Tuesday evening netted $193. In the voting contest Ralph Jurvis was voted the most popular vouue uiau and Lotta Howard tbe most popular young lady. The school hoard has called an elec tion for next Tuesday afternoon at 3 p. m., to vote ou a site for tbe new school house. It will be a question of tbo present State street site oi L. L. Smith's block on tbe hill. Get vour seats at Clarke's for the musical event at the opera house Fri day night. LeRoy Gesner, violinist; Mrs. winuirreii uyiu, pianisr.; wis. Gertiude Sletteu, t-i prano; Mr. Al berta Campbell, aooou.punlbt. Mrs. Kva Dano hi d Mrs. Ella Uei- ion were elected di l gates to the na tional convention oi Uoyal Neighbors, which i! eets ut Cbiengo in June. Mrs. Mary A. Mosder tud Mis. Nettie Rob-hint-ou. of Peudlettu. were elected dblcgates to the state convention at Suli-m uext yeur. Martin llowser, of Deer Lodge, Moat , nu old employe of G. D. Wood .vorth.liBs sent the hitter a haud- mttde tiding bridle, made of braided hoisehair, iu colors, and tbe same It on exhibition In Lurawoy's window, It required about two months1 time to n uke it i d Is a beauty, it will be dii-.o (1 tf 'li r the benefit of Mr. Bowiif i M. F. U.ill lcit for Goldoudale Fri day to make arrengenienti to move his i ine ruiiltini machinery to Hood R rer. The blunt will ba sit up along the line cf the upper nest side ditch and pip mmlo for that waterway. Mr. Hill u viiii e-)i;iiped witn load nmkii'g Machinery hs well and pio- ponsto brag it to Hood hlvet and be prepaicd to mi.ke contraota for Imiliii; :g nuii. Ho has a very heavy stemii rcllur, the i ugine of which be will use fir hla pipu n akiug machine, but bicti ten tie lilted up lor rcao work iu i-u hciir'a tiuir. He baa al-io a compreisi d Rir dril'. which can be ueed in drilling foi blat-ting and me equipment is complete. It will be an adthntrsee lo tt.e city aud valley to tiae en outfit like ihii here, as it uu.y como In vtry huudy In making new lonely tucii as ti e Neal creek and Hood River ::ter trade roads, where niorer mnchinery would lessen the t-xpunse of thosi enterprises. T.'i-eer of Voicii and Piano T,l f llrfn.il nf Vbw York. student of Madamo Sieiu of New York, alwiol Ith.ica Conservatory of Music, will take a limited numliei of pupils in voice and phmo. Studio in the Grace Wilcox hoiu . I'hoi.u .31 M, Just a Word about our Picture Framing Department. We have the largest stock of mouldings in the city. We carry the highest quality of mould ings. We use nothing but clear, selected, art glass. We establish the very lowest price for good workmanship and high quality of mouldings, two years ago when we went into the Framing Business, and have maintained them. We are always busy "The best recommendation." Our stock is always new. No old stock to work off at ( cut prices. We have the most up-to-date machinery for framing. Did it ever strike you that Picture Framing is an Art not a Trade. It is and require con stant study. We make this department a study. Did it ever strike you, that there is as much difference between a soft wood, varnished or veneered and a good hardwood as between cotton and wool. There is. We will continue to do good Framing at a moderate price. Slocom's Book vStore X5ha Place That Does the Framing SPRING OPENING Eastern Pattern Hats Ladies Cordially Invited Call Mrs. N. O. BILLINGS BUY NIAGARA SPRAY CAlt LOAD IN STOCK. 32 Buum 1.2853 Specific Gravity. STRANAHAN (Si CLARK ...Hood River's Leading Druggist... is"" a 9 J ILL ITTs Filling Prescriptions With Pure Drugs witb satisfaction to both patient and physician is assured if you lce your prescription with us. We have gained a reputation for relia bility bv supplying Pure Fresh Drugs In all our prescriptions. When you bring your prescriptions bare you are sure of Ideal service. THE GLACIER PHARMACY. ?5Sfl HOOD RIVER, OREGON