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HOOD RIVER OLAOUBR THURSDAY, MAY 28,1908.
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CORRESPONDENCE
ODELL.
(J. W. Smith ban been to Columbus,
Wash., looking after hU raoo b at tbat
place.
Mra. L. D. lioyed and daughter,
Naomi, went tu Portland laat Satur
day. The; go tbat Naomi may ra
ceira treatment at Portland Smltar
ium. Henry Lew la and family, of Port
land, were expected to arrive bere
Saturday. Tbey will atop witb Ralph
K. Lewis until tbeir residence, which
is in progress of construction, it
completed. Odell is pleated to oouot
tbeae people bera.
Mia. O. K Bowermaa and ber baby
daughter bad aereral bad day laat
week, bo' both are reported improv
ing. L. II. Wilson went to Portland early
laat week. Uia visit will combine
basinets and pleaauie.
Mra. Q. W. Smith baa been quite
111. Her daughter, Mis. Allen, of
Belmoot, came over to care for ber.
Guy Wilson bas teen op Moaier
way working at something in the car
penter line.
Mra. J. W. Wilson baa been suffer
ing from a severe attack ot pleurlay.
The lecture by Ke. Merrill laat
Tburaday evening la aaid to bave been
excellent and the reoltatlons by bit
daughters were well received. A good
crowd was In attendance.
Tbe pipe bcriog machine baa been
at work laat week and this and pipe
bas been laid so tbat very aoon water
will be running and ready to uae
where needed. About one mile of
pipe is being put In bere extendlug
along tbe nortb line ot Eliza LSI lieu a
and 1'hoa. Laoey's land, tbenoe weat
aorosa tbe laud owned by A. Wood
and along tbe south line to E. L.
Klemer's forty acre tract. Clinton
Wood baa been acting as engineer for
tbe pipe maohine.
Mr j. Peck, who owns a part ot tbe
Geo. Pratber land, will be bere sever
al weeka direoting tbe work oouneoted
with ber property.
Wm. Ebrok's plant for furnishing
water for borne uae la now complete.
A gasoline engine pumps tbe water
into a tank built bigb enough so tbat
tbe water can be piped wbere needed.
Mra. Engliab's slater, Mrs. Hullin
ger, bas been very ill for aoveral
weeks. 8 lie so far recovered as to be
able to leave tbe hospital in Ibe
' Dalles and be brought to tbe home of
Mrs. Engliab, wbere she la thought
to be slowly regaining strength.
Miss Mattle Cleland, of Portland,
visited Mrs. John Kroeger Saturday
and Sunday. A trip to tbe falls In
search of beautiful sped mens ot ferna
and flowers was iuoluded In ber visit.
Mitts Cleland viaited Mrs VaugbAn,of
Hood Klver, and fi lends at Wbite Sal
mon. Mrs. Hawthorne la visiting bar eon,
M. Llawtborne.
Miss Kennedy, Odell's primary
teaoher, was called to ber borne in
Seattle, Waab., Friday, consequently
there was no sobool Friday and Mon
day. Old. Ellis, representing tbe Atkins
Co., stopped over with bis friends,
J. 11. Eggert, Friday night.
Grace Hodge and Misa Coyle, of
Moaier, have been . visiting Bertha
Lenz.
Sunday morning a woman whose
home Is near that af Jobn Weat on
tbe mountain soutbenat ot Odell, was
found dead In bed. She bad retired
Saturday nlgbt (In apparently ber
usual health and those of ber obildien
who were borne prepared breakfuat and
when she did not arise went to ber
bed and found that death had come
some tlm during the night. Her
husband aud two oldest children were
away from borne at work. She leaves
nine children motherless. Heart fail
ure la supposed to have been tbe
cause of ber death.
An interesting 0. E. meeting laat
Sunday evening. U. 2. Young, leader.
MOSIER.
Anna Haackee, wbo baa been attend
Ing sctnol in Vancouver, Waab., re-
We Can Save You HVloney
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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
j L . H. HUGGIN5 (B CO.
turned borne tbe Hrst ot the week to
apend vacation.
Mr. Thomas and family, of Van
couver, Waab., are bere visiting
friends.
Mr. Smith, of Chicago, baa been
spending a week bere look lug over
the oouutry.
Tbe East Hood Kiver Lund Co. bus
furnished the pi nee foimeily owned
by Alice Fauoett and Lydi.i Moaier,
Geo. Chamberlain making the antes.
Mr. Cbamberitlin has taken the man
agement of the places.
Mr. and Mra. J Evaua a' d child
ren, ot Menominee, bave moved up
bete to make tbeir homo. 1 hey have
moved into tbe paraonage while tbeir
house is being built.
Mra. Vickera and Mis. Denton came
down from l'ho Dalles Tburaday to
visit Mra. Dick Evans Mra. Vickera
returned borne Saturday while Mrs
Denton expect to upend the summer
with ber daughter bere.
Mr. and Mrs. Howe are under the
oare of a doctor, be being very aick
witb dropsy.
Sobool closed in district No. 52 Fri
day after a nine months term. Mra.
E. J. Eveiett, prinoipal, and Carrie
Brown, primary teauber. In Mra.
Everett's room prizes were awarded,
50 .' cents to eaob class, as follows:
Fifth grade, Wilbur Denny; sixth
grade, Alllora Haackee; seventh giade,
Alioe Moaier; eighth grade, Clyde
Hoot Wilhui Denny was awarded
a prize of pocket knife for being
moat Improved in writing. In Miss
IJrown's room Jenny Carroll, for best
pupil, tl ; Stark Akera, for beat lea
sous In fifth grade, a book, and James
Carroll, for most improvement in
writing, a prize. At 3 o'clock the
pupils gathered on tbe steps and de
livered a short program, while they
raised the American (lug, which they
have recently purchased. The Hug ia
10 by 20 feet ami floats from a 60 toot
pole from the top of the, ground.
Those on the aick Hat this week are:
Mrs. Eva Parrisb, Mis. Evana and
Mis. Tryon.
Rev. Bailey commences a series of
meetings here Monday evening.
Mlas Carrie Brown returned to ber
borne In Portland Monday.
BARRETT.
Ibe party wbo took tbe roll of but
ter out of of Will Nicbola letter box
will be wise if tbey enclose tbe prioe
of tbe butter In an envelope and
quietly put it in W. Nichols box.
This will save trouble, us the party
ia known. Will say that it is an
offense against tbe federal law and
also a penitentiary offense.
Ed Watts baa been plastering a
new bcuae for T. Vanausdale, so now
Tom and wife will bave a very com
fortable bouse.
A. Tucker was up from Portland at
tending to business on bis ranch,
which is part of tbe old Barrett farm.
Z P, 11. Martin bought n spanking
little dtlving horse for the wife to
drive. Yes, you bet, P. U. knows
good horse when be sees one. You
cannot fool him. Of course be baa
had quite an experience witb borses.
Tbe Grange ball wi s packed to its
full capacity on Saturday nigbt cf
last week aud all enjoyed tbe pro
gram, which went nH in 'lrat class
style Let us luce more good enter
tainment for tbe ynung people. j
W. C. Adams ia putting up quite a
neat woven wire fence on tbe front ot :
bis land facing tbe Hoc a ford avenue ',
and when coinpMed will be quite an 1
improvement. j
Charley Wallace Is bu y every day
hauling wood pipe; in fact, so busy
that he feels as though be must do a
liltte to Improve bis land on Sunday.
BELMONT.
Mrs. Barker lost ber shawl out of
the buggy Inst Sunday somewhere by
Mr. Bamsey'a place. Any one Undlug
it phone Mia. Barker, who will be
pleased to rem ver it.
M. H. Nickleaou baa sold his rauob
in Belmont. Tbey will move Into
town. Wo are veiy sorry to lose these
gonda f"lls from ou community. Our
lnsa ia Hood Kivei'a gain.
W. 11, Warren was veiy iil last
eek. Dr. Watt was called.
Misa Bess Iaonherg came from Port
land to attend tbe graduating exer
cises. Miss Lena Iaenberg from Bel
mont waa a graduate of Ibis class.
Mr. aud Mis. Harry Powers, tiom
Trcut Lake, are visiting witb Mr.
and Mrs. J. W. Davis and family.
Mrs. M. U. Potter and B. Davidson,
of Portland, were visiting witb Mr.
and Mra. MoFarland ovei Sunday.
Pine Grove grangers gave the
drama, "Aunt Dinah's Quilting," at
Park Grange ball Saturday evening.
A full house greeted tbem. Every
one tbat took part did veiy well.
Aunt Dinah's quilt was sold, chances
being tukeu for the moat popular
young lady, Miss Lola Hunt receiv
ing it. Dancing Oiled out the even
ing. Park Grangers go to Piue Grove
next Saturday evening and give their
drama, "Topsy Turvy." Every one
invited.
Mra. Sax, and daughter,alao son-in-law,
Mrs. Warren's mother and sister,
of McMluuville, visited last week at
tbe Warien tauob.
Miss Wright, ot Oregon City, is vis
iting ber aunt, Mrs. Holmes.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Boorman are
quite proud tbat we can call them
grandma and grandpa. A grandson
has arrived in Portland in time for
the rose festival.
Mr. and Mrs. Kiugsley are living ou
tba Ellis place. We welcome tbem to
our community.
Mr. and Mrs. Lundqnist, of Chica
go, bave bought the Niokleson place.
Quite a number of tbe ladies at
tended tbe special meeting at tbe par
sonage. Refreshments weie served
and a delightful atternoon spent.
W. F. LARAWAY'S JEWELRY STORE
The Oldest in the City. Forty-seven Years in the Business.
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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. -:-
Kev. Bronion arrived borne Wed
nesday from bis trip in Washington.
He spoke In Uoldendale, Spauldings,
Cbapel and Madras while away.
A large number from Belmont at
tended memorial services in Hood
River Sunday. Tbey were well paid.
J'be sermon was greatly enjoyed.
There is one more war to be fought.
Let tbe voters think over tbat be
tween now and tbe June election and
ebow themselves men of tbe right
ttarnp.
Tbe national organizer of the W.
C. T. U. will speak on tbe greatest
question of the obj, "Temperance," at
Park Giange ball next Saturday even
iug. Let a large crowd attend this
meeting It will do you good. No
admittance obarge, a silver collection
will be txken to pay expeuaea. -
Strawberries are uot ripening very
fai-t, oiug to '.be continued cool
wetber.
Park Grangers are kept busy. Ev
ery meeting new names are brought
in aud tbe inembeiship list is increas
ing nt a rapid gait Ibis grange will
loin be aa strong in numbers as any
grange in tbe state.
We failed to iearn tbe names of
tbe new family that baa lately moved
ou tbe Dunbar pluco.
Mr. aud Mrs. Ramsey visited Sun--day
witb Mr. and Mrs. Howell.
For a burn or a scald apply Chamber
Iain's Salve. It will allay the pain al
most instantly and quickly heal the in
jured parts. For sale by Keir & Cass.
Pine Wrove Grange.
Editor Glacier: Pine Grove grang
ers are making a reputation for them
selves. In cur last report we gave the
facts of Aunt Dinah's Quilting Party,
as was put on cur stage by home tal
ent witb such good sucoeHg. Last
Saturday evening Annt Dinah, feeling
ber very best, hied ber flock ot quilt
era to Park Grange, where tbey again
did proud to their well-earned repu
tation as actors and actresses. Tbey
did tbeir very beat, which was enjoyed
by a foil and appreciative house.
Tbe quilt tbey completed in their
party waa voted to Miss Alice Matk,
of Pine Grove, aa tbe moat populai
lady present. Pine Grovites extend
their thanks to Park Grange for tbe
liberal pationage and courteous treat
ment extended to visiting members.
A week from next Saturday we shall
bave tbe pleasure of listening to oue
ot Park Wrtnge's bome talent plays,
in our bail. Look out ioi band bills,
as "Topsy Turvy" will make fun for
all.
This play was first announced for
May 30, but being Memorial Day it
bas been postponed to June 0. Re
member tbe date.
Memorial services were beld in our
Grunge hall on Sunday atternoon at
3 o'clock. Tbe ball waa appropriately
deoorited wiib tbe Amerloan flag and
flower. Rev. Gilmore, pastor of tbe
Congregational cburob of Hood River,
delivered an excellent sermon to a
crowded house. Special muaio for the
occasion was rendered tbe solo,"Abide
with Me," by Miss Cooper, being es
pecially enjoyed.
Insist upon DeWitt's Witch Hasel
Salve. It ia especially good for piles.
Sold by Kelr A Cass.
No on can offer batter tfooda nor bwttwr prices
Inspect our Store before purchasing
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H
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k. n. lakawh, manager i
I Sparkling
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And as delicious in flavor in its way is a glass of our Soda. Bring your
best girl here and treat her to the product of our fountain.
She will probably enjoy it even more than she would champagne, and
you will enjoy paying for it a whole lot more than you would the wine.
KEIR & C A
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SMITH BLOCK
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RELIABLE DRUGGISTS
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Miiilcr School Exercises.
Mosier, Oregon, May 22, 1908.
Editor Glacier : Mosier school, No.
52, closed today In a blaze of glory
and with a fine display of patriotism.
Tbe school gave a very attractive en
teitalument in Marob, clearing a nice
sum. Today they raised a flag 10x20
upon one of the Hneet bug poles that
ever Braced mother earth. The pole
; is painted wbite and finished at tbe
top who a lbii iiuu uuri, oeauuruuy
gilded. Tbe children rendered a pro
gram of patriotio songs and recita
tions, standing on the stairs of tbe
front entrance and motioning tbeir
j songs witb waving banners in tbe
j haud or each, 'lis Bate to say tbat
' Mosier bas tbe nicest flag and ting
mail in nnrau uuuuiy.
Kodol completely digests all classes
of food. It will get right at the trouble
and do the very work itself for the
stomach. It is pleasant to take. Sold
by Keir A Cass.
In Jtemorluin.
Swiftly tbe years have vanished
Since our nation cried in pain,
''My children are leaving in anger;
Go bring back mine own again.
"I have wrestled in prayer and an
guish, That tbey might see the rigbt;
Blinded by anger they will uot n t,
We must try tbe pewer of migiii;.
"A house divided rgainst itself
2 Will surely weaken and fall;
For the good of each 1 must hold tbem
1 need ye one and nil."
From hillside, talley aud city.
Came Ibe loyal sous of the north
Crying, "Mother, edo thy blddiug;
li'esa us and send us forth."
"0, boysl tbe days will be dreary,
Ihe ulgbts will be cheerless and
Hack ;
Our gloriout Uud must be staiuvd
w ith I lo d
E're ye bung the en Ing back
"O, not in auger, lint sorrow,
1 send ya forth to the ray:
lu jours to come a united land
Hlwll live to IjIoms this day.
Go forth In your strong young in ml
hood.
Let your hearts be tender aud true,
lie kind to a f lien brother.
Though be weur the grej or ILe
blue."
When the
Hair Falls
Then it's time to act! No time
to study, to read, to experi
ment ! You want to save your
hair, and save it quickly, too!
So make up your mind this
very minute that if your hair
rvrr enmps nut vnii will iisp
8 A : er's Hair Vigor. It makes 8
t!i 3 scalp healthy. The hair
r ys in. It cannot do any
t!:ng else. It's nature's way.
k. 9 beat kind of a testimonial
" Sold for over sixty years."
,t M.de by J. u. Ayer Co., Low.ll, MM.
ilyers
9 SARSAPAE1LLA.
PILLS.
CHERKY PECTORAL.
O, the yeais ot horror and bloodshed 1
While tbe mothers' tears fell like
rain,
And a shadow rested on each beartb,
ti're tbe boys came back again.
Baok to a grateful country,
They gave unto her hand,
Though torn and font and stained
witb blood
An undivided land.
Thinned were the ranks by the thous
ands, Thousands wbo fell iu the fray
To save for their children's children
This glorious land of today.
Honor we still the beioee,
Who died for a cause so true;
As year by year we atiew these flowers,
Tbe red, tbe white aud tbo blue.
And honor to those wbu are witb us,
Feeble and old and grey.
Doff hats! salute with reveranoe.
Whenever they puss your way.
Along each comrade's pathway,
Scattei the flowers "good cheer,"
For soon, too soon, in a lairer clime,
tiaoh soldier will auswer, "hore."
lime, witb its healing touches,
Has softened each war rent heart;
Tbe blue and the grey are friends to
day, As brothers tbey meet nnd part.
Far away in the sunny southland.
Under soft, green mounds today,
Peacefully resting, side by side,
Lie tbe blue and tbe grey.
fliary rJ. Stalford.
Kidney complaint kills more neonle
than any other disease. This is due to
the disease being mi insidious that
gels a good hold on the system before it
is rccognizi'd. Foley's " Kidney Cure
will prevent the development of fatal
diseases if taken in time. Clarke Drug
uo
In 199!).
First Aerouaut Was your flight a
snocessr
Second Aeionaut-Vou bet. Wbv.
we rose as blub ss half way to tbo
top of tbe vurtiler build iuk.
MOSIER
.Fruit Lands.
in larije or small tracts. Some very good
kind at low prices at precent Good
urowing coiiimtii.ity. Six miles east of
Mood l.iver. Also hi'iiit-sfends and rc
linquishniei't. fames wishing to buv
will do well to writ or sc
GKO. CIIAMH.KK1.AIN
Mi.Kier, Oregon
EAST
WI1.I, BE MAlE BY THE
O. InT.
THIS 8KASON AS KOI. LOWS:
ROUND TRIP
TO DIR.'XT
Chicago $72.50
St. Louis 67.50
St. Paul 63.15
Omaha 60.0C
Kansas City 60.00
TICKET WII.I. BK i'N -vi1.K
June 5, 6, 19, 20
July 6, 7, 22, 23
August 6, 7, 21, 22
Good for return in DO days whli s'i w.ve
privilege at smr' within I ml'
DON'T FORGET the DATES
' K stny farther trinm!i..n oil on
J: H. FREDRICY, Local Agent.
Or write to
? Wm. McMURRAY,
- Gom-rnt I'rtwiier jfpnf,
PORTLAND, OHK'iON",
LOOK
HERE!!
Special Discount
on LADIES'
PATENT OXFORDS
These ore all bright,
clean, new SHOES, but
we have an overstock in
Indies Patent Low Shoes
aud to reduce them will
make a special price for
a short time.
CLOTHING
New lot of CLOTHING
for Men and Boys. Two
lots of double breasted
Suits at JjlO that are
crackerjacks. Knicker
bocker Suits for the boys
and lot of extra Trous
ers for men in corduroy,
worsted, casimeres 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.
76 SHOE you can rest
assured that you will
get satisfaction.
HOSIERY
Black Cat Hos
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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THE TOGGERY
Has 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
are winners. The Royal
Tailor made to order Suits
are the best ever. We will
take your measure and
guarantee satisfaction.
Come in and see this fine
line of samples whether
you want to buy or not.
R. H. Coiow, Prop.
...Hood River's Leading Druggist...
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Filling Prescriptions "
With Pure DrUL'S with Bfttisfnpt.inn tn
both patient and nhvsician in ftssmrpH if
you leave your prescription with us.
We have (jaini'd a reputation for relia
bility by supplying
Pure Fresh Drugs
In all our prescriptions. When you
bring your prescriptions here you a-e
Bure of ideal service.
THE GLACIER PHARMACY, chas. n. clarke
HOOD RIVElL OReSnDRUG,ST