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. ODELL.
Robert Lit lugatone and family, of
Portland, cam up lait week and aie
topping at their pleasant country
jiace, "Netberby."
Charlie Roberta, sou of Mi. and
Mra. C. O. Kolierta, pawted away
lueaday, April 21. Tbe remains were
taken to Hood Kiver and the funeral
held from the Congregational oburob
Friday at 1 p. m. Ibe tervloe waa
tbat of tbe fcplxoopal ebarob and waa
roodaoted by Ke. Troy Shelley. M.
1). Odeli made remaika oonoerning
tlie character and taleuls ot tbe de
ceased. Young friends from (Well
aUo bad part in tbe singing and also
ax fall bearers. Ibe death of one
to young seems very sad and in tbe
case the family baa even more than
tbe usual grief to bear as Mrs. Kob
etts is seriously ill. Udell friends
extend sympathy to tbe bereaved fam
ily in tbls time of aorrow.
Ellis V. Lawrence and family are
here from Portland for a f inlt with
relatives and to look after business
iuteiests in connection with their
fruit rauob at OdelL
Tbe pupils ot tbe principal's loom
and also those of tbe intermediate
room of Odeli school completed tbe
eight months term and school closed
with appropriate exeroises las', Fri
day. Tbe pupils of tbe primary loom
will continue tbeir work two months
looger.
D. C. Ileuiy lnft Hood Itiver Satur
day afternoon intending to go to
Poitlsnd and from there to Forest
drove, where be will attend tbe State
Sunday School Couvention.
C. O. Piper baa set out this spring
a One lot ot apple trees on bis Sunny
side rauob, just acrotis Neal creek,
east of the resldeuoe of Kev. Troy
Sbelley.
Ralph D. Sbelley, of Carson.. Wash.,
was an Odeli visitor Sunday.
Percy T. Sbelley Is at home for a
time, be having applied for and le
celved leave ot absence from big du
ties in tbe reserve, good until July
1st.
Margaret Raz left Il.iod lilver Sat
urday afternoon and will enjoy ber
summei vaoatlon with ber mother and
other relatives and fi lends at 11 Ilia
dnle, Oregon. Miss Kaz bag many
friends here who appreciate tiue
worth.
U. W. Smith is borne from a busi
ness vinit at Columbus, Washington.
Mr. Smith believes in investments in
different localities and baa purchased
property near folumbus.
Mrs Schiller la borne from quite an
extended visit with relutlvea in Portland.
Friends of Mra. Sarah Tousey will
be pleased to learn tbat sbe expeots
soon to return to ber home in Udell.
She is at present with ber sister at
Sumptar, Oregon.
Rev. Troy Sbelley will preaob to
the people ot Udell next Sunday
morning.
A good Christian Endeavor meeting
lust Sunday evening. J. M. Shelley,
leader. Next Sunday evening is con
secration meeting.
MOSIER.
Mis. Fied Evans land sou, Darrell,
came borne trnm Ibe Dalle Wednes
day, after apendlng a tew days with
her mothei, Mrs. Uray.
Tbe Uleason place was sold last
week to Mr. and Mis. O E. Town-
send, of Pendleton, for 13500. They
expect to make their borne here.
Mrs. Geo. Parrlsb went to Hood
River Wednesday on business.
Ed Kurtz, of Tbe Dalles, and Mr.
White, of Portland, drove over from
Tbe Dalles Friday on business.
F. 0. Stauffer waa taken to Hood
Klver hospital Thursday.
Mrs. Floyd Allugton-aud baby went
to Kelso, Wash., Saturday to make a
visit with ber parents.
Mr. and Mia. Ed Howe and Mra.
Howe's mother came up from Poit
land Tburaday.
Mr. Denny came borne from Port
land Saturday.
Jim Hunter and grandson, ot Me
nominee, oome up to visit relatives.
We Can Save You Hopey
Every article in the store at reduced prices. New Goods
to fill in our broken Stock have been received and are on
sale at Closing Out Prices. If you want SHOES
and the best we can suit you and at prices you can't dupli
cate. Try the Florschiem for men and "Steel Shod" for
children; nothing better. A good line of Mens & Boys Suits
WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY
L. H. HUGGINvS . CO
Mr. and Mrs. Huxley and two chil
dren came from Hood Klver Saturday
tc spend Sunday on tbeir ranch.
Rev. Branson, of Tentietsre, preach
ed a sernioo Saturday evening.
Dr. Dumble was called up to see
James HurliiigHim last week.
Hev. W. A. Wood, ot Hood River,
delivered two Interektiug permous
Sunday.
Dra. Joues and Dumble were up
S'inday In look after theli fmiu.
James E liott Is bating bis farm
laid into ten-acre tracts.
F. W. Wilson, of Tbe Uullef, was
down to look alter bis farm.
BELMONT.
Mis Frauk MoFarluuri and son,
Miles, went to tbe Rose City to visit
few days.
W. II. Warren returned Wednesday
from Portland. He brought borne a
Jersey cow be purchased in the val
ley.
Mlsa Stella Crouse left Monday lor
ber borne In Illinois.
Miss Mildred Metoalf spent Wednes
day in town, letumiug boine on
lbursday.
HowHid lseuterg and wile went to
Cascade Looks Saturday. They will
return and make tbeir permanent
borne In Hood River, bavlug puroliaa
ed a home in town.
Howard Hoover has returned troni
bis visit in Uklaboma and
at Mr. Farroll's.
Paul Hayes visited with bis sister,
Mrs. Will Davis, a few days ago. He
went back to Oreeu Point Friday.
Ed Darker baa a particular friend
on the back of bis neck. Don't ask
bim to turn bis bead too quick.
We are glad to know ( P. Meirill
la Improving and will soon be able to
leave the Cottage hospital.
Elmer Isenberg Is dealing loud on
bis plaoe. He intends setting out
strawberries.
Don Ellis is working for Robert
Jones setting out strawbeiries.
Quite a number from liolinont at
tended the H'Jth anniversary ot Udd
Fellowship Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jones spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mis. Utdwty.
Frauk Qulu spent Sunday at M. P.
Isenberg's.
Tbe pupils of Miss Wilson's room at
tbe Barrett school gave ber a farewell
reception at (he school house Weduun
duy uigbt. Refreshments were served
and a very enjoyable time whs bad by
all. Miss WiU u left Friday for Cali
fornia, where she will visit before go
ing to ber borua in Suutb Dakota.
Rev. Dronson and wife luave for
Sunnyside, ttasb., Thursday.
to Missouri on visit with Mr.
Knox's relatives. Mr. Knox bas not
seen tbem for 25 years. I bey go to
have a good time and tbey are tbe
kind ut people to have it, even if
tbey are from Missouri
Vern and Ony (labriel and Jetbro
Massey were down in the Willamette
Valley looking foi places to rent or
buy, but tbey did not find anything
that would suit tbem. 1 think tbe
boys wanted to flad soma good old
farmer who bad a One farm and a
nice daughter whom be wanted to dis
pose ol and tbe boya looked in vain,
and are now back in Hood River. If
any one bere bas a layout like this 1
think the boys would take it up and
stay in Hood River.
Mrs. J. O. Cameion went to Tbe
Dalles this week to get some dental
work done.
Cbas. Stanton is here on bis old
place, doing seme grubbing for the
man be sold out to. Charles looks
vety natuial in Dukes Valley. Would
be glad to have bim stay.
DUKES VALLEY.
F. A. Massey has sold ten acres of
land to James Dunaway and Mr. Dun
away baa built a house on same and
moved In.
Mr. and Mrs. J A. Knox have goue
MOUNT HOOD.
Rev. liranstettet preached in tbe
cbuioh last Sunday, both morning
and evening.
At Sunday school last Sunday Miss
Lizzie Cooper waa eleoted a delegate
to tbe Suuday aohool convention to
be held in Hood River iu May.
Rev. Levi Johnson will be here next
Sntwluo tn Imlri BArvipaa ninrninff nnrl
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Is staying bvciiIui. following Sundav school and
Endeavor.
Rev. Father Ewald beld Catbolio
servloes at their plaoe of wo. ship last
Sunday.
The regular grauge meeting is to
be held next Friday evening. Several
new members are to be initiated and
the last 4even bills to come before the
people are to be discussed.
Supervisor Rood bas a force of men
at work on the Neal oreek rotd again.
Ed Spencer was tne lucky winner
of the tine 50 bridle rattled off by
Mr. Woodworth.
John Fawcett and wife have come
to live on the land previously pur
chased from Robt Leasure. They in
teud buildiug in tbe fall.
L. C. Owen and family left lust
Thursday for the Willamette Valley
Mr. Owoo has sold the Inst 80 acres ot
bis bome&tend to E. T. Folts, who
baa moved up to tbe place.
Several young men from Mt. Hnod
attended tho masquetade at Pine
Urove last Friday evening. Tbey re
port a very enjoyable time. As usual
Mt. Hood came out ahead, for Mac
Rush, one of our most popular Mt.
Hood boys, won the prize, personat
ing the ohuraoter of Blister brown.
James Jones, who bas been visiting
tbe borne folks for several weeks, left
last week foi San Francisco, where be
is employed in business.
Charles Smith, wbo bas been work
log tor O. Fredeuberg, lett last Thurs
day with bis little son tor llliuois
where he goes to see bis brother, who
is very 111.
Several of our citizens were In town
the drat part ot tbe week as witnesses
In the OHse of Kuhnke vs. Aubert,
wbioh Involves tbe rights to tbe use
ot water from what ia known as the
settlers' diton.
Mrs. B. R. Morton went to Port-
laud last Saturday.
R. B. Morton returned last Satur
day from Pendleton, where he attend
ed as a delegate tbe Presuytei Ian ocn
ventlon. He reports a ery Interest
ing session. The most interesting
part to us was tbst arrangements
were made whereby we will have
resident minister in tbe near future,
provided we make some efJcrt on our
part..
Tbe ioe oream social laBt Friday ev
euing was a great lucoess. It was a
rather cold evening to eat Ice cream,
bnt a large orowd came out intent on
having a good time and tbe refresh
ments disappeared rapidly, atier a
surprise progiam bad been given. No
time bad been given to orepare a
program, so It was Impromptu through
out. Many were suiprised, Indeed,
when they were called upon for a per
formance, but altogether it waa ho
entertaining affair. It was amusing
to see tbe boys disappeai wben names
began to be called promiscuously.
some running as far as Pine Urove, it
is said, others ooming back wben
tbey thought the danger was over,
only to be called out by the relentless
lady In charge. After tbe program
old-fashioned games ocoupied the time
till tbe end ot tbe evening. This is
the first aooial given by tbe Christian
Endeavor and tbey feel giatined wltb
the success of it. $11.45 was made.
wbiob will clear the debt on the organ.
The Mt. Hood baseball team played
tbe Belmont team on tho home
grounds lait Sunday. It was a Hue
game, coming cut 7 to 5 in favor ot
Mt. Hood. In the first part of tbe
game the Mt. Hood boys bad it all
tbeir own way and things looked
pretty blue for Belmont until tbe 0 1'th
inning, when they began to get In the
game, making one tally. Then tbey
lost tbeir gi in, but waked up in tbe
eighth inning and made tour. But
Mt. Hood bad already to tbeir credit
and the game ended with Mt. Hood
two ahead. Following ia tbe line-up:
W. F. LARAWAY'S JEWELRY STORE
The Oldest in the City. Forty-seven Years in the Business.
Our Stock is the largest in the county. We do
our own watch work. Our experience was
gained with the large factories of the East at our
door. We apply factory methods in our work.
We are competent to make our guarantee good.
Our optical parlors are up-to-date. We put up
our own Spectacles and Eye Glasses. Our buyer
visits the Eastern markets each year and pur
chases for two stores. -:- -:- - ...
No on can of for bottor good nor bottor prlcoa
Inapoct our iStoro boforo purchasing
R. E. LARAWAY. Manager
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specialties
We have now on hand a full line of
Our own Preparations
Manufactured Exclusively by Ourselves.
To Secure THE BEST PRODUCTS on the market we
have devoted long and careful study and experi
menting. You can see this line in our windows
some in process of preparation; also samples of all
our finished products. Each and every one is guar
anteed by us to give perfect satisfaction or money re
funded. Let us show our K- 0 line and be convinced
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RELIABLE DRUGGISTS
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Does Your
Heart Beat
Yes. 100,000 times each day.
Does it send out good blood
or bad blood? You know, for
good blood is good health;
bad blood, bad health. And
you know precisely what to
take for bad blood Ayer's
Sarsaparilla. Doctors have
I endorsed it for 60 years.
One frequent Mine of hd blood la ilumuh
ltvir. Tin. produce. coiitttmttmi. oioiiou.
.uU'tnm'ftti Rio then ahsorbeil Into the blood.
Kt-ep tli. bowelt opeu wllu Ayer's HilL.
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aiso manunoiurora or
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HAIR VIOOR.
AGUE CURE.
CHERRY PECTORAL
W h.vo no ieoreHI W. publl.h
tho formul.. of all our m.dioln...
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Mt. Hood
K. Spaulding
(1. Cooper
M. Rush
M. llaldwlo
J. Cooper
11. Kood
1 Hudson
1. French
L. Baldwin
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Umpire, Ed. lloskine.
Belmont
Steve Eby
Lou Thomas
Koy Eastman
Karl 1 booms
T. t'rohn
Dick Usobon
Karl fcltiy
Fred Uluylock
Koy IbouiBS
WHITE SALMON.
(From tbe Enterprise.)
A number ot people arrived in town
tbe other day from Wisconsin. They
are friends of K Field and came to
this couutry at b'a suggeutiou. Tbey
have purcbBGAd laud in uowuian s ad
dition and ill put up residences aud
remain in town.
A quiet wedding took place at Hood
Kirnr last Saturday, tbe contracting
parties being Miss Lily Llartou, ot
Underwood, aud Mr lieit Tyler, of
Hood utter. They were accorded an
old fashioned cliiuivari Sunday night
while at the home of the bride a par
euts at the old MikeThorotou pluce.
J. W. Carin'a family arrivud In
town Tuesday from Fossil and will
make their home in this city. John
bas reuted the parsonage for a time
and will lice theie It is ratbei too
close to tbe cbuicu for the arrrag
barber, but as it is the 01 ly meant
house in town he must tuko whether
be would or uo.
Tbe oonnty votumisitiouors awardrd
the contract for doing the county
printing for tbe coming year t'i Ibe
White Salmon Euterpiis-, Its bids be
ing the lowest otlercd Thus unr lit
tle city nee me another victory.
ihus little ty little te win t;ur way
along.
The members of the lloliuexs band
or Church ot Uod have cnunue'ici'd
tbe erection of a church edifice bere
on a lot donated by N. M. Wood and
out off from his roperty. The lot is
taken horn tho northeast corner cf
the property and is consequently lo
cated on Condon's lane east ot Maine
street.
Last Tuesday night the members of
the staff ot the Hood Hicer lodge of
Hebekahs, I. O O. F. , and a number
ot other members, about 20 in all,
came over aud paid a visit to (iuod
Will Kebekah lodge ot White ShIm.ou
They came over to do some wjrk but
judging troni the sounds ot reeliy
from tbe banquet - hall there were
other things besides work doing. A
class ot Hve wern initiated, the woik
beiug put on by tbe Hood Kite, lodge
in a very Impressive manner. At the
close ot the ceremonies all adji iued
to tbe bauquet room, wheie tho ladios
had prepared an elegaut repast to
nhioh ill did ample justice, even Col.
Hartley and John U. Wyers. lhece
two woithies did not cut much of h
figure In tbe lodgo room, but cut a
wide swath at the table. Hoth have
ample room under tbeir vests to tuck
away a square meal and neltln i is
troubled by that teuder touch i f ym
pat by that will not allow some (rople
to see tbeir neighbors to go hungry,
so those two worthy brothers enjoyed
themselves. Iu tact everybody enjoy
ed themselves and it was past mid
night whoa the seauoe finally con
cluded. It is now reported tbat strawbeiries
will be ripe about tbe 10th or 15th cf
May, according to the weather. It is
tbouglt tb" crop will be snuiewbut
above tbe average, especially in some
localities. It Is feared that pickers
will be as scarce as ever this year.
Capt U. C, Cook returned from bis
trip to San Francisco last lbursday,
He reports a very pleasant trip to the
bay city and says it is rapidly recov
ering rroru its destruction of two
years ago. Many mnRuitloi-nt build
ings are jusi now receiving the finish
ing touches, while others are lu the
midst of construction snd the lounda
tloos are being laid for still others.
He says that Stin Frauoiftco will be a
greater and more benutitul city wben
the work is finished than it was be
tore the earthquake or probubly ever
would have been without tbat teinble
disaster.
A Twenty Year Sentence.
"I have just completed a twenty year
health sentence, imposed by Bucklen's
Arnica Salve, wbioh cured me of bleed
ing pilei just twentv years aiio," writes
O. 8. Woolever, of iVltuysville, X. Y.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve heals the worst
sores, boils, burns, wounds and cuts in
t lie shortest time. 26e. at Chas. N.
Clarke's drim rtore.
To Make Ituin In Sherman.
A le egram from Chits M. Hatfield,
Crows Landing, California, which whs
received by W. M. Harrett the lirat
of the week, brought tbe news 'tint
Mr. Hatfield will be ou the ground by
or before May 1, tocomuie ice his rain
precipitating operations. Mr. Hat
field did not succeed in fulfilling bis
entire contract in the given leii ith (it
time this year in California. His suo
oesa w s, however, great enough tbat
tbe farmers felt like lemuuerating
bim to tbe amount ot $1000 The
farmers in the neighborhood ot Ciows
Laudiug are looking forward to a
bumper crop the coming season.
Wasco News.
ECZ EmTmhF (i RXtt LE.
All Itching Skin Diseases Which Are
Sot Hercditn-y ICelieveU by
Oil of Wlntergreen.
( 'an Eczema Ik? cured?
Some, physicians say "Yes."
Sumo say "No."
Tho real question is, ''What is meant
bv Eczema?" If voti mean those scat v
eruptions, those discuses which make
their first appearance, not at birth, but
yt ars allerwanl, ami perhaps not until
middle age then llu re can no longer
be any question that these forms of Ec
zema are curable.
Simple vegetable oil of wintergreen
mixed with oilier vegetable ingreili
mt-, will kill the germs t hat infest tin
skin. Apply this preseiiption to the
skin, ami instantly the awful itch U
gone. The very moment tho liquid is
Hpplie dint ag nixing, tantalizing itch
disappears, and cont'iiiied npplications
of tli's external rcincilv son cire the
discus
W e curry in at- ck this nil of w in'er
isroeii properly eomp"Umled int ) 1) I)
1). pn-cription. While, we are not sure
that it will cure all the-e cases of skin
trouble which are inherited, we posi
lively know Ihal ibis I). I). I'. I'rt-s-t-ri
pt i i . whenever l ulitlv used, wil
cure every last case of genuine Krzcm:;
or ot'icr skin trouble, nich did not ex
ist ut 'irti .
We. know this. Anywav you, your
self, will know that I) L. D. Prescrip
tion instantly tab s away the itch the
moment it is applied to ihe skin. Keir
A Cuss. Hood Itiver, Oivk n. Stop that
itch today inatani ;v. Ju t call Ht our
store nnd try this udreshing and Hivth-
ing liquid; also ask almnl P. D i.
Soap.
Stalleil nitll lUiliititt.
Wilfred Ha, what !ir thr Unison
mama a baster rum net stoned with? '
Ciuiibueta- According lo the piicf
my boy. I guess they're stuffed with
radium. Judge.
Kennedy's Laxative Couuh Syrup ac;
promptly yet gently on the towii-,
through which the cold is forced out t.:
the system, and at the same ti:i:e i' m
lays inflammation. Sold bv Keir t Cass
MOSIER
.Fruit Lands.
in large or small tracts. Some very ol
lanil at low prices at present vinoo
growing commiii.ity. Six miles east of
Hood Eiver. Also homesteads and re
linquishments. Parties wishing to bux
w ill do well to writ i or see
GEO. CHAM BKKl A1X
MuMpr. Oregon
HERE!!
Special Discount
on LADIES'
PATENT OXFORDS
Th cue nm all bright,
clean, new SHOES, but
we have an overstock in
ladies Patent Low Shoes
and to reduce them will
make a special price for
a short time.
CLOTHING
New lot of CL' (THING
for Men and Hoys. Two
lots of double breasted
Suits at jjlO t nataro
crackerjaeks. Knicker
bocker Suits for the boys
and lot of extra Trous
ers for nii'it in corduroy,
worsted, cusimeres and
cotton at from $1 up.
SILKS
An ELEGANT
PONGEE SILK
A YARD WIDE FOR
85c
Can't be found every day
but we have it with lots
of other goods Silks just
as cheap.
SHOES
District No. 76
SHOES
For Children have a
great reputation for
wear when you buy your
child a DISTRICT No.
7G SHOE you can rest
assured that you will
get satisfaction.
HOSIERY I
Black Cat Hos- 1
iery is guaranteed to
be fast colors and wear
satisfactorily. If you
get a pair that is not
right bring them back
and get another.
BELTS
Big line of Ladies and
Children's .Belts in white
linen, colored leathers &
elastic. White Belts for
ladies 15c to 50c; pat.
leather Belts, children's,
15 & 25c; elastic & lea
ther Belts 40c to 75c.
R. B. BRAGG & CO.
Hood River, Ore.
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lias just received from
New York a fine line of
ready made, money worth
MEN'S CLOTHING
which is worth more money
than we are asking for it.
Come in now and select
your Spring Suit. We also
have for young men a line
Friend made and Alma
Mater Student Styles that
ore winners. The Royal
Tailor made to order Suits
are the best ever. We will
take your measure and
guarantee satis f acti on.
Come in and see this fine
line of sam ties whether
you want to buy or not.
R. H. COsiw, Prop.
...Hood River's Leading Druggist...
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Filling Prescriptions
With Pure Drugs with satisfaction to
hoth patient and physician is assured if
.vou leave your prescription with us.
We have pained a reputation for relia
bility by supplying
Pure Fresh Drugs
In all our prescriptions. When you
bring your prescriptions here you are
sure of ideal Bcrvice.
THE GLACIER PHARMACY, chas. n. clarke
' THE DRUGGIST
HOOD RIVER, OREGON