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Our Buyer is now in New York City and just the newest in modern
Clothes has already been picked up aside from Dress Goods and Ladies Suits.
The market conditions were right; he seized the opportunity and you'll not only
get the benefit of the choicest from the East but a remarkable saving from a spot
cash buy. Enough cannot be said of the market condition that existed when
Mr. Cram visited the most noteworthy house to place orders for immediate ship
ment. "If you want to know what is correct throughout the East, ask Mr. Cram,
he'll show you the goods."
A MOST EXTRAORDINARY LOT OF OXFORDS IS NOW ON DISPLAY & WE FIT YOUR FEET
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kinds at I R. A. Sbeller was od from Carson I ' Mnrrill m riniliiiil nt fit in i
BRIEF LOCAL MATTERS.
The Diets Studio for photos.
Choice onion gets at McDonald's.
Clover and Timothy seed atJWhite
neau s.
J. T. Bagley nag up from Portland
friday.
Jut arrived Kastern white fish at
Jackson e.
Pickled pork
Guire Bros.
and corned beef Mi
Mia. Chaa. Hall returned Saturday
irom roruana.
Call aud ee the beautiful new piiin
ob at Houie i nouse.
R. H. Wamb went to Portland Sat
arday afternoon.
Maple Syrup and New York State
Buck Wheat at Jaclon.
E C. Wright made a bus nees tiip
iu ine uaues anioraay.
(or bargains in real estate see Rob-
well Shelley, Carson, Wush.
etch, timothy, clover and garden
areas at Jackson s.
O. H. Vaugban made a business
trip to lbe lJalles rriday.
Land plaster both kindu, Utah am'
Ore , at Whitehead's feed store.
UotoW. S. Gribblo. Mt. Hood, for
the District Ao. 7(1 Shoe. tf
Special orders taken for Hazel wood
Ice Cream specialties. C. P. Ross.
County Assessor A. C. Stogedill
came down Iiom lbe Dalles Saturday
Huy a nice plush robe at cost for
your couch from the Davenport Harness
company.
Mrs S. P. Blythe ieturned Satur
day trom The Dalles, where she visit
ed friends foi a few days.
The Royal Tailors of Chicago and
New York are the largest and best
merchant tailoring house in the world
bee their line of samples for spring at
1 he Toggery.
Leslie Butler returned Thursday
from Kan as City and otber cities in
that neighborhood, where be spent
several weeks on business and pleas
ure. t Now is the time to order your Spring
Suit The very latest and "best things
out will be found ai the Toggery. Con
fidence in the Royal tailors means better
clothes for yon. .
Mr. and Mrs. J. Otten returned
home Thursday. They spent the
winter In California, besides making
trip south as far as tbe City ot Mex
ion.
If you want to buy or sell real estaie
0 to Onthank & Otten. Money to
loan on first mortgages. Abstracts and
legal papers carefully prepared. Nota
rial work of all kinds.
The Oakdule 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-vear roses
on hand. Fletcher A Fletcher. R.F.D.
No. 1. Both phones. tf
If you wish to save 850 to ITS wben
you buy your piano, buy direct from
the faotory dealer and not fioui agents
or canvassers. Several beaotifol in
struments just received from Chicago
at Soule's Piano House. Seoond band
pianos and organs taken in exchange.
Balance cash or time payments.
Our work guaranteed
Finishing for
dio.
DelU Studio
amateurs at Deiti Stu-
Wood For
Taft.
Sale-Phone 3595. L. E.
Wheat and Timothy hav at White
head's. Metal house numbers at Hunt's Wall
raper store.
Fresh made sausage at McUuire Bros,
every uay.
See W. 8.
Fead overs.
for sale at
Mon-
dribble for Duck Fries,
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M. P. Isenberg bad business al The
Dulles Monday.
Petalutna Incubators
McReynoldg & Co.
Smoked halibut, iierrinz. salmon nt.
Jackson g.
R. II. Waugh went to Wasoo
day to visit friends.
T . ... 1 .
ii vou wani wooa Dine order at nnee
of Joe Wilson as he is . aking up a
carload. ml2
Murray Kay made a business triD to
Tbe Dalles the latter part of tbe
week.
Mrs. T. A. Wood, of Portland, vis
ited her aunt, Mrs. 0 Everett, last
week.
Cracked wheat tl.25 Der cwt. I.av in
your supply for little chicks. Hood
Kiver Muling Co.
We are overstocked with lao robes
and will close them out at cost. Dav
enport Harness Co.
All the leading teachers of cookery
use Cleveland s Jinking t'owder. Bold
by Chapman Co.
Ralph Jenkins, of Portland, an offl
oial nf tbe North Bank road, was in
tbe city Saturday.
It never fails to make light wholesome
food Cleveluiiils Baking Powder sold
y Chae. F. Wetherell, liingen, Wn.
Miss Emily Wilson and Lena Kvans
are prepared to do dressmaking at Iii
M nth Street, I'lione Main mi. alfl
D. B. Learning eame up from Port
land tbe latter part of tbe week to
look after bis ranch in tbe Crapper
district.
Those who have used it the longest
praise it l he most uieveianu isaklng
'owder Recommended uy JMenry r .
Loge, the Fast Side Store.
Call at Soule's Piano House for
Edison phonographs and records.
Vitb tbe exception oi one bouse in
Portland this is tbe largest stock in
Oregon.
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. Gonuowuy.
College hats at Mine. Abbott's pur-
el ased especially for the high school
trade. Assorted band colors My price
is exceptionally low on these hats this
season.
Dinner and supper will be served by
tbe ladies ot tbe Lntberan church in
Booth's store on March 28. Diuner
from 11 to 2. Supper trom 5:30 to
7:30.
Cleveland's Baking Powder, in 3-1
cans only cost fl, and 5-lb can $1.05.
Both these cans have the metal handle
under the regular cover. They are use
ful when empty. Sold by Hanna &
Prrigo.
Stock foods of different
McReynolds & Co.
Rex spray in any quantity at Whlte-
neau s ieeu store.
Clover, Timothy and Alfalfa hay at
nicneynoius a uo.
J. M. Carroll, of M osier, visited
Hood River Monday.
Rev. J. L. flershner returned from
a trip to Eastern Washington Monday.
A. M. Kelley, of Mt. Hood, went to
roruana Monday alternoon on busi
ness.
Mrs. A. Mayes returned Friday
iron) roruana, where she spent sev
eial months with ber danghter.
Miss Nellie Coe, of Portland, visited
her father, Capt. Henry Coe, over
Sunday, returning home Monday af
ternoon. . r
Ben Turpin and wife, accompanied
oy Mrs. xurpin-a sister, left tor Port
land Friday. Mr. Turpin is employ
ed near mac eity,
Mrs. Dale'returned to Estaoada Sat
urday, aftei staying several weeks
with ber daughter, Mrs. J. C. Stubbs,
on coe Biyme rarm.
S. A. Arnold made business trips to
Collins and Portlaud the last ot tbe
week In search ot a pile driver for
pitting in the new bridge.
H. L. Kelly, of Oregon City, visited
tits sou, Koy w. Kelly, in tbe Barrett
district, tbe latter part of the week,
returning nome Saturday.
R. W. Caldwell baa moved from tbe
city to bis ranch in the Ciaprer die
trlot and intends to do considerable
improving on tbe place this summer
Contractor Wright has been making
good use of tbe One weather tbe past
tow days and has the oooorete foun
dation for tbe new Niokelsen building
noouc completed.
W. W. Nasou has oompleted tbe
briok work on tbe Commercial Club
exhibit building and the oontraotors.
Stranaban & Slavens, are rushing tbe
building to oorni letlon.
W. O. Crooker, of Portland, organ
izer for tbe fraternal order of Rein
doers, was in tbe city the first of tbe
week with view of establishing a
lodge of that order in Hood River.
Jeo. W. Simons and wife spent
Sunday on their ranch in tbe Crap
per dietriot. Mr. Simons is manager
ot tbe Pacific Bridge Co., of Portland,
and will make an estimate on the
permanent steel bridge aoross flood
River.
Bishop Paddock, of tbe new Episco
pal diocese ot Oregon, will be In Hood
River Friday of tbis week and will
bold a meeting at the church in tbe
evening. Tbe Bisbop will remain
over Sunday aud will probably bold
services at tbe church on tbe Sab
bath. Tbis will be tbe Bishop's first
visit to Hood River and tbe pnblio is
oordially Invited to attend tbe ser
vices.
U. R. Castner, county frnit in
spector, left Mouday morning fnr Da-
fui to inspect orchards. Iheie are a
good many new orobards being set
out in that sect loo of tbe county and
tbeir trees are endangered from tbe
pests that exist In some of tbe old
neglected orchards, and in which the
owners have taken no pains to eradi
cate the pests. Mr. Castner will in
sist upon tbe old orobards being
cleaned np or destroyed, and if they
etuse will enforce tbe law.
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OF TRADING AT
THF BIG STORE
WITH LITTLE PRICES
Don't Miss Seeing the
prMty I .aces we have on special
SaV. Beautiful patterns at lit
tle prices.
This is the Place to buy
yi.ur Seed-. Too biggest vari
ety, the best kinds and what is
mure, liltlu prices.
Base Ball Goods We
a.v headquarters for nmateur
and professional ball players'
supplies. R-ach, Spalding and
Victor goods.
"Goin Fishin'?" Wei',
we haven't wot "woims"butwe
have Salmon Egs,Flies,Spoons,
Roods, Hooks, Keeh.Lines, Bas
k Is and everything else that a
liiicnian needs Little prices.
There' a Little
Church
out in the valley just making a
start, nd a few good, earnest
women are working hard to
help it along. They are deserv
ing of all the help you and we
can give them. We wish we
were rich and could come along
and drop a hundred dollars into
their box, but we can't, s wo
are going to do all we can and
give them the profits of one
day's sales. Now its up to you
to make tho sale connt for
them. The German Lutheran
Ladies will have charge of our
Store next Saturday. Show
your good fellowship and d
tbe grand thing by tliem in
making your purchases law.
Post Cards Al the new
things can be found here. East
er Cards ii w on display. Come
nd see them
When You ThinK of
buying new Dishes come in and
see the beautiful patterns we
carr-. Plain and' decorated
styles of every sort. Li ule prices.
Artists Materials
Paints, Brushes, Canvas, OUb,
Vaniiilies, Academy Board,
everything for Oii, Crayon and
Wa'er Color work. Little prices.
Bicycle Supplies It
time to fix r.p Jour wheel fur
the neason. Tues, pok, ped
a!a, inner luln-f, ennnel, ey
ment, handle barn, nm p s a.
etc. Little piicf. ' V :" , , '
THOUSAND AND ONE THINGS n the Hardware line can be found in nr Hardwan
Dtyt.rtn.ent that you don't dream we carry with prices, if you only knew, w.nhl hriiu ym here." .
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R. A. Shelley was op trom Carsoi
t rlday.
Geo. Smith, of Wnsbcngal, is visit
log friends aud home folks here.
Newton Clark, of Portland, visited
bis son, W. L. Clark, and family last
week.
Earl Bait mess moved out this week
to bis homestead in tbe Crapper dia
triot.
Ubaa. Hall and P. S. Davidson re
turned from a business trip to Port
land Friday.
II. B. Esson went to La Grande
Monday evening, where be bas i
timber land interests.
Malr Dano, who is teaching school
at Nansene, Ore., spent Sunday with
tbe home folks at Hood River.
S. Copple writes from Phoenix, Ari
zona, that he expects to return to
Hood River about tbe first ot May
H. W. Chatman. wife and two ohll
dren left Thursday for an extended
visit to friends and relatives in tbs
east.
Dr. B. . Wright was married in
Portland Saturday evening and is
spending a week with bis bride at
bis lanoh in the Barrett dlstriot.
Charles W. Smith, ot the Columbia
Bridge Co.. Walla Walla, was in the
oity Monday and wilt make a bid on
tbe new bridge aoross Hood Kiver,
Mm. Bert Heatb accompanied her
dangbter, Mrs. Jennie Cameron, to
Uoldendale Friday, after a visit of tbe
latter with her parents in tbe Barrett
district.
Miss Winnlfred Byrd. wbo took
part in tbe Gesner concert, was tbe
guest of Miss Eva Uoabow until Mon
day afternoon, wben she left for Port
land on the local.
Dr. E. L. House, ot Spokane. Is
assisting Rev. W, C. Gilmore, pastor
oi ine uongregatlonal church. In Lien
ten services tbis week, the meetings
ending this evening.
Any ot onr readers wbo need a 1908
oaiender can seouro a nice one. size
6x9 inches, by sending a one-cent
stamp to D. Swift & Co., Pateut Law
yets, Waahington, D. C.
The Paoiflo States Telephone Com
pany baa moved their otfloe Into the
Nichols buldling, but will still keen
tbelr oentrl exchange in tbe Brosius
building until tbe new switobboard is
installed.
Tbe annuel banquet of the Congre
gational church will be held at tbe K.
of P. ball Friday evening at six
o'clock. The guests of bonor will be
Dr. E. L. House. Rev. Arthur J. Fol
som, Rev. J. G. Tate and Rev. O. V
Poling.
During tbe few days of high water
in the Columbia Dean A Pearson were
able to get their barge to tbe Under
wood landing, but tbe fall of tbe
water again nearly stranded tbe boat
In getting it taok tbey broke the
propellor of tboir launch, entailing an
expense nf about 875.
Marshal Ganger apprehended three
men Friday on the advice ofSbeiiff
Cbiisman, who came down for them
on No. 1. It appears that tbe men
stole a boat from a man wbo was in
ail for illegal tisbing. thinking, no
doubt, tbat be would not need tbe
boat tor some time. Tbe tbeft was
discovered, however, and a telephone
message came in time for Mr. Ganger
to get them as soon as tbey landed.
S. E. Bartmess is titling up u fine
obapel in bis undertaking establish
ment, where he will have accommoda
tions for seating about 100 people.
n the front are two reception rooms.
which will be nicely fitted np, and be
divided from tbe rbapel by curtains
aud draperies. Tint rooms are entire
ly separated trom toe rest ot tbe store
and ho secluded from publto view
from tbe street or ttore.
The merchants have established a
ferry acioss Hood River for tbe pur
pose ot transporting supplies aoross
tbe river to east side farmers aud
otbeis living on that side of the river
near town. A boat baa been seonred
from an Indian aud a cable stretobed
aoross tbe river, so tbat it can be op
erated aoross th swift current. Farm
ers can now bitch their teams on tbat
side aod walk aoross tbe railroad
bridge, aud tbelr supplies will be de
livered free ot charge across tbe liv
er. Those living within three or four
miles of town on tbe east side will
save several miles of travel by tbh
accommodatiou.
One of the trost convincing com
pilations of facts ever circulated In
advertise a given section of country is
"One Thousand Facta of Pr dnc
tioo," collected by J. R. Sbepard.
giving aotnal results of producers
throughout the Willamette Vallev.
This eompilation deals wl.h frnit.
vegetables, live at. ok, cereals, grasses,
poultry, bops and nuts. A. F. Ilofer,
secretary ot the Salem Board ot Trade,
will he glad to send this to any ad
dress and it is a character of inform
ation tbat sbonld be in the hand or
every active newspaper man as well
as the officers of every commetclal
body throughout the sta e 6f Oregon,
aod in fact all over tbs United States.
Rev. J. T. Merrill preached at Stev
enson Sunday.
P. M. Hall-Lewis boarded No. 1 tor
Portland Tuesday.
.1. E. Hall was a passenger for Port
land on No. 1 Tuesday.
J. II. Shoemaker was a passenger
for The Dalle yesterday
G. J. Gensling was a passenger for
Portland Tuesday afternoon.
Ed. Byerlee loft for S'. Johns Tues
day to make a visit to the home folks.
J. S. Van Dellen, ot Tbe Dalles,
visited at tbe Muggins home the first
ot the week.
Mrs. E. B. Long went to Portland
on tbe local Tuesday to visit friends
for few days.
S. A. Clark, bookkeeper tor the
uavidHon rruu uo. , is taking a
week's vacation.
H. R. Albee came an from Portland
yesterday and went out to his ranch
In tbe Barrett district.
Cbas. Spencer. Will Rafter and C.
D. Moore have purohaaed seven acres
at Bingen of W. S. Chapman.
The entertainment and social siven
by the Young Men's Alert Club last
Thursday evening was an enjoyable
affair and proved quite a suocesa.
Register C. W. Mooie and Receiver
L. II. Arneson, of Tbe Dalles, came
down to hear W. S. U'Ren speak at
tbe opera bouse Tuesday evening.
0. E. Perry, of tbe Christian and
Missionary Alliance, will preach at
the Urapper school bouse on Sunday
evening, March 29, it the weather ia
favorable ,
Mrs. G. E. Stanion. mother of Mrs.
G. F. Smith, of Udell, returned Mou
day from Portland, where she visited
at tbe home of Mr. i awrenoe for a
couple of weeks.
Miss Abbie Mills came on from
Hood River vesterdav to attend tbe
exeioises at Pulpit Rook and retained
to ber duties at tbe Cottage bosoltal
at Hood River this afternoon. Chron
icle.
Tbe little two year old son ot F. A.
Maesee, ot Hood River, was operated
on here at tbe hospital about two
weeks ago for strangulated hernia,
has recovered and gone home.
Chronicle.
GeoigeP. Maasiker returned Tues
day trom Richmond, Ore., where he
was called on account of the death of
bis giandmotber. Mrs. Eleanor Par
ish, wbo has been a nat've of tbe
state for 71 years.
Work was begun on Ninth street
Monday aod tbe grade will be im
proved and the street fixed for travel
at onoe. State street will then be
trimmed up and tbe work started last
fall oompleted.
H. 0. Hengst returned last week
trom York, Pa., where be spent six
months visiting old friends and rela
tives. He repoits times very bard in
tbat country and oiaor are lookiun
for homes in tbe west as soon as they
oao get away.
The Christian Missionary Allianoe
church, which la being built on tbe
heights, two blocks south aud one
block west ot tbe Catbolio oburob. is
progressing nioely. Tbey have the
frame work about all op and will soon
have it enolosed.
Willie Baker, a student in the Hill
Military Academy at Portland, receiv
ed a bronze medal last . week in com
petitive drill. It is a record to be
proud of, as tbeie are a large number
of students in tbe academy and all
were striving toi the bonois.
W. G. Wlrick is the new express and
baggage man at tbe O. It. k N. depot.
relieving F. L. Brown, wbo takes a
position with tbe Western Union at
Portland. R. A. Duncan Is tbe new
igbt opreator, relieving H. W. Arch
er, who goes to tbe North Bank road.
M. A. Search left reaterdav for
Logansport, Ind., called there on ac
count ot tbe serious Illness of bis
brotber-in-law. Mr. Search went to
tbe eatt direct from California.
Their stay in tbe east will be indefl-
ite. but tbey expect to retnrn tn
Hood River to make tbeir home.
W. S. Booruiao Is ud this week from
North Yamhill and bas disposed of
ten acres of bis Belmont property to
red Green, of the valley. Mr. Boor.
man has 55 acres left, which be Is an
ions to.dlspnse of. as bis Willamette
alley farm requires his whole atten
tion.
Mayor Blowers baa received a com
munication from a committee consist-
ng of Mrs. A. A. Javne and Mra. K
0. Blanchar, from tbe Ladies' Club,
requesting tbat be issue a proclama
tion naming Friday. April 3. as
'cleaning up day." and he will aim.
ply with the request.
Rev. G. A. Learn, ot Portland, who
has been appointed by the American
liaptlst Home Mission Sooletv to tho
Kodiak Indiau Mission. Alaska. I.
puotid la Uoi d River Tuesday, March
oi. wnen ne win give an address In
tb evening at tbe Baptist churoh oo-
ou tbe work in bl expected field of
hot. A cordial Invitation is ex. and.
ed to all interested In missions.
Just a Word
about our Picture Framing Department.
We have the largest stock of mouldings in tho
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 Ticturo Framing
is an Art not n 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 Store
Uq Place That Does the Framing
A Pure White light
Cheaper and more satisfactory than Electric
Light. Coal Oil made into Gas and
Burned with a Mantle
WOULD YOU BELIEVE IT?
Odorless, Noiseless, No Wicks to Clean and
Absolutely Safe.
Brighter than Electricity or City Gas. Cheaper than
your present kerosene lamp. Your coal oil lamp gives
about 10 candle power. With the INDEX KERO
SENE BURNER attached it will give 100 candle
power. If it is not the best, simplest and cheapest
light you ever saw, tell us why. For sale by
d. Mcdonald
Hood River, Oregon.
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bring your prescriptions
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When
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HOOD RIVER, OREGON
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