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About The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933 | View Entire Issue (July 2, 1908)
f ftobft R1VEE OLAciER THURSDAY JULY 2, 1668. AtosdDl Frevr The Elegant General Merchandise $tock Foil m OF JOIN THE THRONG That will respond to this an nouncement and make merry dur ing the furore of excitement which will last but a short time longer. Tell Everybody LLd UUd u HOOD RIVER, OREGON WILL SOON BE NO MORE We Are Masters In the value giving line. We stand the losses and you the savings, for we have struck the lower end of the toboggan slide of prices in this Great Battle For the Masses This Stock Completely in the hands of The Northwestern Brokerage and Sales Company And under our instructions the knife has held sway and has been used with no regard for loss in the merciless cutting and slashing of prices throughout the entire stock THE TIME TO BUY IS NOW! DON'T WAIT. BUT COME! Conceded by All Who have attended to be the greatest General Merchandise Sale Hood River or vicinity has ever known. A T COST AND BELOW COST. Every article in the whole store at the manufacturers prices including CLOTHING, SHOES, DRESS GOODS, HEN'S, LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S FURNISHINGS, ETC. I ETC ! We positively offer the greatest values in General Merchandise that were ever presented for your consideration. CALL AND BE CONVINCED OR Ask Your Neighbor Who has Already Purchased ENDS SSMSBSMSSSHMaBaasmsllSMBlMRliMatB When the Stock is Gone; the Fixtures sold and the Store For Rent The Low prices that Prevail are the Attractions Here. The foundation of success is confidence. The people throughout this entire section of Oregon turn now to this store because they have the confidence in the dependability of our goods, the lowness of our prices, and they further kmw that any statement made by us is past contradiction. The first few days at our store has resembled a circus day in a big city. A carnival could not bring more people to town and the people are still marching to L. H. HUGGIN8 place on the corner saving dollars and cents, for they know that it will be but a short time before every piece in the house is gone and the doors are locked. The success of this great closing out sale is based on intrinsic value giving. So come at once prepared to buy goods enough to last you a year. OREGON STATE XKWS IN RRIEF. Tb organization of Company H, O. N. O., at Dallas, baa been com pleted. C. D. Cborpenlng wag unani mously chosen oaptaln. Corvallli bag been selected as tht next meeting place of the state en campment of the Q. A. it., which con cluded Its session at Newport last week. The name ot the Heppner National forest has been changed by the de partment, and after July 1 will be officially known as the Umatilla Na tional forest. Headquarters will still be retained at Heppner. Morrow county Is the third county In the state In the yield of wheat and last year her output was Immense. This year, at present Indications, the crop will not be much more than half what it was last fall. For the killing of Mrs. Edward Sam Gordon, at Marshfleld, May 9, "Mazook" Anderson was found guilty lust week of manslaughter. The jury was out 18 hours. Sentence ot five years In the penitentiary was Im posed. A. A. Smith, a locomotive and sta tionary engineer, employed by the Bridal Veil Lumber Company at Bri dal Veil, was Instantly killed last week by an unexplained explosion of a donkey engine at the yards ot the company. John Smith, a hobo, was arrestsd at Hood River last week, and when searched by the police 11000 was found on his person. Much of the money was In $100 and $50 bills and was rolled up and wadded Into bram cartridge shells. The Great Northern gold mines, lo cated In the Blue Ktver country, Linn county, .which at one time promised to become the best paying property in Western Orogon, were sold luBt week at sheriff's sale for $3875 to Colonel J. M. Williams of Eugene. Notice for Publication. Penartment of the Interior, Land ofllee at Tim Hull, Oregon, JlltIA 1. 1WK Notice In hereby given Unit Itotxrl W. I'alilwell, ol I1(hm1 River. Oremin. who. on ounce in iiiumihou to maae mini nve-year prool, to CKtaultah rlnlm to the hunt above descrUM-d, before Hie Keyisler and Receiver at The Ilallea, Oregon, ou the ltth day of Aug., IMS. rlalmaut names as witnesses: K. K. Lyons, Rll Jarvis, t'lisrlea W. Kelit and Karl K. Harmless, all of Hood Klver, orwiin. J'4 ('. W. MuORK, Register NOT1CK FOR PUBLICATION liaoai-tment of the Interior, II. 8. Ijind Office t The Dalles, Orison, June Und.MJH. ' Notice Is hereby (ilven that KHTDN T. KoLTH. of Hood Klver, Oregon, who, ou June Kind, IMOK, made Tlmtiei and hlnne sworn slale meiil, No. for N NK' j ti NK1., Hectlon HI, Township J N., Range llhi, W. Si. Willamette Meridian, haa Hied notice of hla Intention to make flual proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before the Register and Receiver, at The Dalles, Oregon, on the ttli day ef Sept., Istus. Claimant uatnes as witnesses: John Whin, ler, Harry C. Wblsler, Clark manlier, all of Moaler Oregon, and O. L. Waller, of Hood Klver, Oregon. yi a C. W. MUORK, Reg later, Notice of Guardian's Sale of Real Estate In the County Court of Wasco County, nowot Hood Rlvur County, Htateol Oregon, In the matter of Guardianship of Itouu J. Tucker, now Klaus, Florence It. Tucker, now Klaus, 1-cllalO. Tucker, now Klaus, und Roblna Tucker, now Klaus, minor chllilren of Koba J. Tucker, deceased, and adopted children of A. C. Klaus and Co. a llelle Klaus, his wife, by Cora llelle Klaus. liuardlau. I, Cora llelle Klaus, guardian of the persona ami estate of Holia J. Tucker, now Klaus, K lorn lire K. Tucker, now Klaus Ilia K. Tuck er, now Klaus and ItoblnaTuuker, now Klaus, children of Koba J. Tucker deceased, and adopted children of A. C. K luus and Cora llelle Klaus, do hereby give Notice that In rursuanee of an order, of the County Court of he County of Wasco, now Hood Klver tiunly, Hlate ot Oregon, made anil entered In the above entitle cause on Friday 1 Itu -Jt',i li day of June, A. D. l'JtW, I the uudcrslgued as said guardian will sell the premises descrlhel In said order and hereinafter described at prl. vale sale, on the following terms and comlt lions; The price must be nut lesa than eight tboiiHiind dollars (lH).) lor the minors' Inter est In said land; of which stun live hundred (500) dollars mum becush In luiml paid on the spot, to said iltiardlan, or her attorney John Udand Hemleraon lor her, on the day of sale; and the further stun of not leHH than one third of the said fHUK). to Include the $.!. to lie paid as aforesaid, iiKin ttie execution and delivery of a guardian's deed for said realty together Willi an abstract of title for mud really; the remaining two thirds of the urchae price lo be wen red by first morlgaKe on said really, and the debt evidenced by three promlamirv notes, each for one third of the remaining two thirds of said purcliaae price, pavahle In one, two and three years reflectively after date of sale with annual InleruNi thereon at the rale of eight per ut per annum, from dtc of sale unlirpald, aaltl mortgage ami said notes to lie executed by the purchaaer or purchasers In favor of the said Ousrdlan, ami made pity able lo said guardlau'a order at Heal tie, king County, stale of Washington. In pursuance ol aald order and on said terms, 1 will from and after Hie IKIIh day ol July, A. I) I'.K 8, pro ceed loaell and will sell the following deHci Hi ed real estate, subject only to the widow's dower snd continuation of aatd sale by Hie County Court of Hood Klver County, afore said. The property lierelubefore referred lo, Is particularly described as follows, to wll: Two certain tracts of laud, heretofore Mluitle In the t'ounly of Wasco, now Hood Kivcr County, Hlaleof Oregun. Klrst tract The southeast qh, liter of the southeast iiuarter of sect ion twenty-seven (.71, township ) north, range ten (10) cast Willam ette Meridian, containing lolly HO) acres, ex cepting thereout the following deverllied por tion thereof, heretofore sold and conveyed by order of said court vis: II. glmilng at the corner lo sections twenty, six and Iweiil.v-seven (ST), thirty-four (.'III and lliirly.llve (.Hi), township two ('.') north, range (10) east of the Willamette Meridian; thence running north along the section line between sections twenty-six (20) nml twenty seven (27), leu (III) chains lo an Iron bar set for the northeast corner of the land herein des Titled; thence run south M degrees ft? minutes west parallel to the south boundary of strtion twenty-seven T.). ten (10) chains lo an Iron bar set ror llienorlliwesi coi ner nl the land herein described; thence run south par. allel to the east boundary of said sccilon twenty-seven (27) ten lid) cluiliislo an Iron bar on the south boundary of section twenty- seven cm, sei ror me aouiuwesi corner ol nip land herein described: thence run north X'J degree. 57 minutes, east ten (lO)eluilns to the southeast corner of said section twenty-seven 127). township two (2) north, raugu ten tlO) east of the Willamette Meridian, Second tract Commencing at Hie south east corner of the norll.east quarter of the southeast quarter of section t wenty-seven i?7 In township (2) north of range ten (10) ea-t of the Willamette Meridian i mining tlience north thirty (.-h rods, I hence west eighty (SO) rials, thence south thirty t rods, thence east eighty Jrail) rods to the place ol begin ning, containing nftccn IM acres more or less; making forty -fl ve (411 acres In all; together with the Improvements, cniislsll'14 of the ' two-story collage and out buildings Mieicor, 1 and as provided In said order, sa d premises ; not being sttsoeptthleor a division into lots! or tracts, without Injury to the estate, will be I sold, aa a whole, In one tract. I This notice Is published In I he Hi od Klver Ulacler, In accordance with the said order re. quiring the notice to be published in a news- paper of general circulation, published week, fy In the County of Wasco and Hlate of Oregon for four successive weeka and lor five Inser-' Hons thereof, the llrsl publication to be the; 2nd day nl July, 1HUS, and the last publication 1 July ail h, 1H. I The Hale will be made subject lo Hie dower Interest of said Cora llelle Klaus, formerly! widow of Koba J. Tucker, deceased. ' CORA HKI.I.K KI.Al'S, (liiardlan ! Wm M. Watsou, Seattle, Wash. John Inland : iienuersun, noon mver, ore., Attorneys for Uuardlsn. Early Hose seed head's. potatoes st White- 4TH OF JULY CELEBRATION AT Park ranae Gr ounds Fine Speaking Sports & Big Dance Everybody Invited Clearance vSale of Clothing at j Ufte Toggery pOR suits good values up to $20.00 now- $14.75 VV7E are crowd ed for room and we need the money. Men's and young men's suits of this season's purchase good patterns, good styles, good values up to $15 all go now at- $9.75 To close out. We must reduce our stock to make room for new goods. All boys' two piece $5-suits now 3.95 You will save big money on clothing by buying it at Oregon n 34 .... ZCZf Hood River - - - - Bring Your Job Work to the Glacier Office
