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About The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933 | View Entire Issue (July 9, 1908)
Seven 0 3C DC DC DC 3C 3C 129 C XI K J uvxi n IP 0 11! I H Kjjd 0 NOW ON (CDSARyQpS tL 0 Is the Scene of Tremendous Price Cutting on All SUMMER GOODS. Don't wait, because Stocks are still in good assortments and prices never can be lower. Clothing, Panama Hats, Wash Goods, Ladies' Suits, Wash Skirts, Hosiery, Underwear, all deeply reduced in price WATCH OUR WINDOWS DURING THE SALE FOR UNUSUAL OFFERINGS DC DC DC 3G DC DC DC DC DC 0 DC BRIEF LOCAL MATTEIW. The Diet Studio for pliotoe. See that Clover Seeder at McDonald. Juft arrived Eastern white fish at Jackson's. Pickled polk and corned beef Mo (iuire Bros. Lime and cement in any quantity Ht Whitehead's. Maple Syrup and New York State Duck Wheat at Jackson's. Vetch, timothy, clover and garden teed at Jackson's. K. T. H'oUs wont to M osier l iiday to look up a timber claim. FreHU halibut, miliumi and razor cluius t Mcliuire's Friday's. Land planter both kinds. Utah and Ore., at Whitehead's feed store. 'Jimothy, red and white clover, vetch and aldilfii seed at Whitehead's. GotoW. S. Cribble. Mt. Hood, for llie District No. 7l Slum. If Ida k Leal Tubucoo Kxtract, sure deth toaohis, at Whitehead's. Ur. T. L. Kliot came up from Port IhihI Friday on a bubiuoi-ti trip. Wheat, alfalfa, clover, mixed clover mill timothy hay at Whitehead's. Mr a. John Cowley weut to The Dalles Thursday to visit her daughter. ''A Week of Itoses," at George Sl coin's Thirty-two pages. Only 15c. jlli Mrs. Dr. Mary J or dim went to The Dalles on professional business Fri day. Miss Helen Orr weut to Wasco Fii day. where sbo spent the Fourth visit ing at her old home. ' Now i the time to order your Spring Suit. The very latest and best things nut will be found ai the Toggery. Con fidence in the Koyal tailors means better clothes for you. Carl Green and family ot Columbia, Mo., are visiting the families of Dr. Kdgingtion and O. 11. llartby Mis. Green is i sister ot Mrs. F.dgiugtou aud Mrs. Hartley. If you want to buy or sell real estaie go to Onthank & Otten. Money to loan on first mortgages. Abstracts and legal papers carefully prepared. Nota rial work of all kinds. A. O. Adams, of Cascade Locks, le't lor New York state Monday morning to join bis wite, who is visiting rela tives in the east, and will return with Mr. Adams in ahout a month. If you wish to save S50 to $75 when you buy your piano, buy direct from the factory dealer and not f mm agents or canvassers. Several beautiful in struments just received from Chicago mI Soule's Piano House. Second band piauos and organs taken in exchange. Balance oash or time payments. A delegation from the local 1.0.0 F. lodge went to Mt. Hood Wednesday jveuing of last week and installed the officers of Mt Hood lodge, na follows: Cbas Sbaw N. G. ; Mr. Mouioe, V. G. ; Geo. Dimming, Seoy. Those who nt tended were: E. S. Mayes; Dist. Deputy O. M. ; N. 13. Jordan, Jud Ferguson, Geo. Thomson, Dr. Pineo, J M. Sobmeltzer, E. T. Folts, Ashley Wilson and Tim lieatty. An ejabor ute banquet followed, and the visitois did not return to the city until daylight. Fresh ranch egtfs at McGuires. Tickled pigs' feet at McGuire's. Our work guaranteed. Deiti Studio Finishing for amateurs at Deitz Stu dio. llest line of Spray Nozzles at McDon alds. Chicken for Sunday dinner at Mc Guires. Wood For Sale-Phone 3595. L. E. Taft. Wheat and Timothy hay at White head's. For Flower and Alfalfa Seeds go to McDonalds. Metal house numbeis at Hunt's Wall Paper store. Fresh made sausage at McGuire Bros, every day. See W. S. Cribble for Duck Furies, Fead overs. tf Yucca Tree Protectors, kept in stock at Mclieynolds. Pelalunia Incnhat rs for sale at McUeynolds & Co. Kex spiny in any quantity at White head's feed store. Clover, Timothy and Altai fit hay ul McKeynolda & Co. Smoked halibut, herring, talinnn at Jackson's. Stock food 8 of diffeiei.t kinds at McKeynohls & Co. Don't fail to gel o:m of Mai ;on Cook's post-festival souvenirs. jlli KrHnk Stanton took in Ike berry fair at The Pallm Thursday. H.J. Frederick is spending a couple of weeks at the hot springs for Hit benetlt of bis health. MUs Bern ice Johusou has returned from Frieud. Oie , where she taught the spring term c' school. C O. Pratt returned Fiiday from an extended visit iu Portland. MUs White returned Friday from a visit with frieuds in Pnithiud. Call nt Soulo's Piano House for Kdison phoungraphs aud records. 'Vith the exception o. one house in Portland tbis is the largest stock in Oregon. H. K. Bnckwith and "family arrived from Pmtland Thursday and will take up their rs'dence in the Vaoghan cotttwe, on Paradire farm, tor the summer. The Royal Tailors ot Chicagn and New York arc the largest and liest merchant 'adoring house in the world. Sec their lino of samples for spring at Th Toggery. Mrs. Frederick was called to Port land Friday on account of t o serious illness of her mother, Mrs M. I' Jacobs Mr. Jacobs is ulso still con Qned to his bed. F. 11. Liud was up from Portland tne latter part of the week. Mr Liud recently purchased twenty acres ot Geo. Pe.ktus. at Mt. Hood, foi $-1,000. J. R Steel arranged the deal. M. J. Webber, of Crawford, Neb, visited his old neighbor, C A. Pnddy, t Mt. Hood, last week, sod was I'elighled with the country. Mr. Wehhi r is n akirg a t ur ot the coast and likes Hood liner Die best of any plaoe he had yet seen. C. H. Stranabau made a business trip to Portland F'riday. A. W. King boarded the local tor Poitland Friday atternouu. Leslie Butler spent the Fourth at Centralia with his daughter. John Leland Henderson was a pass euger tot Portland Friday afternoon. A. W. Long aud wife, ot the Dalles, celebrated the Fourth at Grange Park. Ralph Iloyt and family, of Port laud, spent the holidays in Hood River. Miss Shirley Flske, of Portland, arrived Monday morning on a visit to Miss Gretcben Calkins. Mr and Mrs. A. L. Page visited friends in The Dalles last week and took in the cherry show. Uaua Lago weut to Ibe Dalles Ibursday to settle up with Wasco county as road supervisor. Piudeuce and lieulah Patterson, of The Dalles, spent the Fourth with Mrs. Geo. Slocom and family. C. 11. Miller catuo down from his ranch at Mosier to spend Sunday, returning Monday moruing on the local. A. Wiuaus and wife returned to Guble Thursday after visiting his l.areuts and other relatives for a tew days. Mr. aud Mrs. Andre as, ot Wusco, Hie the giiestu of (1. D. Woodwortb mi l lamily at their ihucu in the upper country. Mrs. Dr Wright has returned from a vi it ot several months in the east ami is the guest ot Mis J. J. Gibbous iu the lti'rrett dUtricr. Rev J. O Tnte returned last week Irom Ues Molue. Iowa, where he fended n meeting of the supreme lodge of the A O U. V. Mrs. Mary F. White ud daughter wnil to 'll:e Dulles Monday to visit fi lends. Miss White will teaoh iu The D.iiies publio cclicols next term. S'jntord Tste lei t toi the east Mon day to joiu hi i lfe, who is visiting relatives. He will take iu the Denver convention and go from there to Omaha. A. W. Rahles and wife, of Portland, spent the Fourth with J. A. lipping and family, ot Cedar Creek larui. Mr. Rahles is a brother of Mrs. Kp piug. "Bill" Nye, foreman of the Opti mist at The Dalles, came down on the early moruing train to celeberate the Fourth in Hood River, but went back o'l the local. Mrs Dr Sweetland. of Grand Forks, N. D., arrived laet week to spend a few weeks with her parent. Mr. aud Mrs J. O Mark. She will be joined by bui husband in a couple of weeks. G. A. Claike has rented the room in the Biosine block being vacsted by the Pacific. Stales Telephone Co and will move iu with a large up-to-dste jewelry stock between July 15 and August 1. I. H. HeilLruiiner and L. Fi. Morse aud wivrg spent Saturday and Sunday at Sandy Flat, aud Sunday Mr. lieil bi on tier's horses got away from a boy wbo was herding them aud started for town. Tbey we.ro towed baok tor towu by othei patties in the neigh borbojd Qiid did not find the horses until Monday. GET IN THE HABIT OF TRADING AT if IllHllWUlrf ""fillbi m ftfk THF BIG STORE WITH LITTLE PRICES If Someone Handil Preiervi Time Jar j Pappoose, Maple Leaf You a Lemon You're Rubbers, Jar Tops, Jar Fun- and Automobile Post Imky make lemonade. We've rieK Jar Wrenches, Fruit Press- Cards Containing 24 mina- got Umon Squeezers, 1-emon- , Sealing Wa.i, 1'iew-rving tnre view s f llo-id River. Very ale Glasses, lee Shavers, Lem- Kettles, Long Spoons, Dippers, n .vel loailn-g souvenir. At ade Shakers, etc. Little Prices Strainers, etc. Little Prices. our Ivt Card Sli.-p. WiMMMPIMMMaBMWMSHBlHSW MiMaM SHMMSMMSSMMMSl - . WMlll f W WS S fSam Berry Bowls Kie.ant The PesKy Flies are Hood River Souvenir pat terns in Venetian Glassware, alwut. T-ituli f mI Kly Paper, BooKs Containing 1 tuitiful Kill. J with fruit they're fl Wire Sri n Dish Cover-, M views of Hood River and viciu- Iviititifn'i sight Not expensive sq-iilo Selling. Little Price', it v. Send tl.em to your KaMern . Uulcr Sets Pitcher an.l j; ;;- KncI 85c. BooKs Summer time is Six Glasses. Clear, coloiel and ',"rift,. B?f,k.t , , . ,i ... . Bead (!ag, Purses, atch Fobs hen one enjoys a good s'ory. decorated patterns 7ae to an() lnHt1y other arti. 18 of nn- All the Ute eopyrght ! ks 83.25 per set . tivi manufacture. tl.2-,a,.dfl.50edi io,.s(..r 7of Now u th5 Time A ln the Mountains or Going Camping? Then h usewife will appreciate -oie at the Sea Shore a plion- come tn us for vonr iiutfi'.. W. i f nr Perfection Oil Stoven, W e ogra h is n grpat umoiint if l.svc everyihiiw cec s-ary to guarantee them to be all yon pl asure Tke one al-i u lo-n tit up a camp in fie i-l-. c-nld wih tor in an nil st-.e you no. Conie 'o n- and we can L'ttle I'rires Come and let us show you. lit you o'.l. INDESTRUCTIBLE RECORDS Fit any make of Cylinder Mat-nine. Will nol break, do n.,l wear out oi become Hcralcby, are musically superior and don't coet mure. To be had only nt thin store Misa Teal baa returned to Hood River for the ummei. Geo. Robertson weut to Kastern Oregon Monday on a visit. Mrs. M. L. Booth returned from a visit to The Dalles, Thursday. L. W. Hills, wbo baa been at Hood River for some time has returned to Wall Lake, Iowa. Misa Gertrude Crosby left tor Priue ville Tuesday to visit old fi lends and relatives at her old home. Rev. W. G. Eliot, jr., aud family came up from Portland Monday aud will spend a couple of weeks camping iu the mountains. The next regular meeting of the W. C. T. U. will be held at the resideuce of Mrs. S. E. liartmess., Tuesday July 14tb at 2:30 p. m. R. L. Fowler, of Cbenowith, a deal er in oedar posts, had business iu Hood River Tuesday, in company with F. W. Debart, of Underwood. Work will be resumed at once on the mill ot the Wiud River Lumber Co. at Cascade Locks aud the mill put iu operation as soon as possible. Mrs. A. A. Couch, of LaGraude, who baa been visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. E. Kobertsou, for a month, returned borne Tuesday morning. Mrs. P. J. Cronin aud daughter. Nellie, arrived Monday morning from Portland and will spend a week at Cedar Creek farm, the guest of Mrs. J. A. Epping. F. Stanton left tor North Yakima Tuesday to attend a meeting of the Paoiflo Coast JSurserymeu's Associa tion. Mr. Stanton went by way of tbe Noith Bank road to Pasco. Word has been received from Euick Cornell, the Casper, Wyo., man who la sink at a Portland hospital, that he Is iu a serious oonditiou, and not expected to live. His wife and son aie with him. Mrs. W. O. Hadley of Collins Hot Springs, sister of F. W. Clarke, aud their father Levi Clarke of Hood River, made a return trip on the Simons to The Dalles Thursday from Hood River. Cbiouiclc. Mr. aud Mrs. A. 11. Griffin, of Aberdeen, Wash., stopped off Sunday to visit the House and Fouts families, old Michigan neighbors. Mr. and Mis. Giitliu were returning from a visit to their old home iu Michigan. Wm. Fleming, bartender tor Geo. Fox, left Monday morning to take a position in the Hotel Gerlinger. at The Dalles. L. S Woxel, who was tatteuder also for Fox, has a position iu tbe Umatilla House. Oliver Evans and wife, uf Devils Lake, N D., visited J. O. Mark in the Pine Grove district, last week They weut to southern Oregon and California fiom here and will return home by tbe northern route. Mrs. II. S. Dano returned Monday from a trip to Peuusylvauia. She weut to Chicago iu May as a delegate to the Supreme Lodge cf Royal Neighbors aud spent 'be rest of the time visiting relatives in the tar east. Dr. F. Cooper left for Iowa Tues day and will atop at Denver on the way and look iu at tho Domocrutio convention. The doctor will steud " few weeks on business ana visiting oil f i lends at Villisca ana other places. Cyrus D. Auyer, editor ot tbe Mor rison County Democrat, ot Little Falls, Minn., was a culler at u;e Glacier, office last Fiiday. Mr. Auyer was making a tour of tbe coast, aud dropped oft a day at Hood River on bis way home. N. 11. Anient, junior member of the firm ot the Briggs Anient Laud Com pany ot this uuy una Miss Nellie Plug, daugutur ot Mi and Mrs. 1'. E. Ping, ot Weuatcneu, Wash., were (Darnell Ju irmlty l-.piocoijal cbuich IU Seattle, at uuou July 2utl. Mr. auu Mrs. Anient urn veil ul Houu Riter F'tiday last auu Hill make tbeit homo beie Iu the future. ihut. Marnolt on Monday ; ur- obuhuJ a t-teuujstup litkut of the Honu Idvur banking & irusl Co. lor Liver pool, aud will sa:l uu tne iOmpiess ol Ireland tiuui IjueLeu July H. tie left Mouuay e. tiling anil Mill tpcud u ten days visiting iu some ut me. eutem cities before the b ,ut t..iu, Har riott was engineer at Meiuiuine, uuu will take advantage ot tbo eutt ixeo vacatiou to visit his relatives in lot "old country." Frank Noble returned Tburau..; from Newport, where he aud bis w i leniaineri after tbe clone ot the U. A R. encampment. Ibey uere mttni iug to uiuke quite a stuy uu tbe couhi, but Air. Nolle bud a tainting spell a Ouuple ot days before their retuix, which changed their plans. Mr. Nobis bad a tainting sj-bll while standing uu a bridge over a ri.viue. and led to the ground below, a disljucu ot tever. 1 feet, where he was discovered uncou soious some time Utti. He was re moved to tbe bouse, aud was laid up for a oouple of days tiefoie being able to rtluru home. was a passenger on 11. F. Davidson No. 7 Tuesday. O. H. Hartley made a trip to Fast em Oregnu yesterday. Kheriir Mer-o weut to The Dalles yesterday on business. Miss Fowlor weut to Rufus yester day to visit tho home folks. C. E. Wilson niado a business tlip to Portland the tlrtst ot the week. Miss Ruth Wiedrick is spending a week's vacation with friends at M osier. Chas. 1). Duncan aud F. R. Bates, of White Salmon, had business iu Hond River Monday. Dr. Eliot returned to Portland Tuesday utter spending a few days looking utter his new building. Mrs. S. F. Illy tho leturned home from Spokane yesterduy, utter spend ing a couple ot weeks with relatives. The river is falling quite rapidly, and the large boutst will not be able to land near the depot muah longer. Mr. and Mrs. W. Y. Mastets, of Pcitluud, spent the fourth with C. D. Thompson and family, returning home Tuesday. Prot. Coad who us noted elsewhere bad the misfoitune to break bis leg bus ai rived homo aud is making us rapid recovery hh possible. The U. 15. Conference, which re cently met in Portland, has asii'gued Rev. J. T. Merril of this city to the pastorate of a church at Vancouver, Wash. W. F. Runkin, nf Enterprise, Ore., on bis way home trom Portland, stopped off to visit his old triend, T. A. Reavis, continuing his journey yesterday morning. W. 11. Andrews and wife, who have heen visiting at tho Woodwortb much iu the Mt. Hood country, returned to their homo nt Wasco yesterday. Mrs. Andrews is a sister of Mrs. Wood woitb. The St. John's Review notes that 1). R. Norton formerly of this city but who bad been in the hardware busi ness there for some time has disposed of his business on account of ill health. A post marking the line between Multnomah and Pood River counties, hetweeu Cascade Locks and Bonne ville, on the O. R. & N. trucks, has on one side of it "Multnomah" and on the othor side "Wasco." E. 1L Harrlmau, plense correct. Judge Lliick, as acting coroner, made tbe tirst depns't in the Hood River county tteasuiy, depositing with Treasurer lirock one cent which be found on the person ot the drowued man ut Wyeth, and holds the (list re ceipt given by tbe new treiisurei cf tbe new county. Agent Fredrioy is making uu effort to retain the extra mau at the depot who was put on during tho strawberry rush, and as the business shows an incr a?o of nearly fifty per cent over last year iu ticket aud freight re ceipts, h is justified iu asking lor the additional holp. Dr. KdiiMinds hud the entertuiaina Rev. Wm. 11 a Prostiyterluu missionary who has been located in Korea tor several years, for a few days recently. Mr. Harrison who is an old friend of tbe doctor's formerly resided iu Ken tucky and stopped olt at Hood Rivet on his way to the Klue Grass state. W. J. Baker aud Company report the following sides made througb their firm recently: Daisy McCarty to C. E. Coon's store on tho hill; A. A. Schenck to II. Lee Fording, oue half block on hill; P. F. llradford to F. S. Smith, ten acres; Tilman Curmau to H. Hchultz. flvencres; W. II. Moore to B. I-'. Hairctt, oue lot iu Waiiuuma Wm llayn-tp, the well known hard ware iiihii bis dispose! of hiu ttock to K. A. Franz, who has for soino time h--en associated with the Stewart Kardwate and Furniture Company. Mr. Franz will lake over the business An rust 1st and soon tbo now 101 iot block ij completed will occupy the spaiiiutia floor nf that building with a full line ot everything in tho busiutss. Mr. mid .Mrs. W. L. Frazier left for thoir home in Culifoni a Tuesday after spending sin rt honeymoon with Mrs Frazier'a pan nts On Monday etening a number nf old friends ot tbe '-ride, met ul t he lesidencn of Mr. and Mis. Fied Diet, tier parents, to I i.l hei koi (I liy;-. end a nice social nun- was inn (June a iiiiuii.er were in-..; i.t tho .!-.-; i t nt the time cf their d"i More, net the t'si:. 1 rico throw ing . iu inL'i-il iu. L'Mi.i limbed, chaiiuiuii of ll.e road C i t itti-,. (ii tin. Poitland tnl" Club. ea ' i.p I " 1 1 find Hirer Sal or :ty lt in' . i-iv r ni ,'iit th unlnmubilo meu in reiiv:-c' to biiildii:g road UToiigh to l ot-lend Mr Pus ell said tliere v. o I ! Ij no I rouble In getting the roml u.i thoughts tbe M'lP niiiunh e.vuiu line.lf llo-ui Kivci count v.ould build Ho- r;,id tl. rough frnui I hi-: rnd ll ' n.l-l roil e f thi sulo men here will take up I v i. alter aud see wbut cau be done. pleasure, of Hnrrlscu, PICTURE SALE For One Week Only A limited number of FRAMED AND UNFRAM.D PICTURES Framed, $1.75. Unframed .75c Sell everywhere for $2.50 & $1.2s Slocom's Book Store The Place that Does the Framing MAIUON MacRAE l'ORTLAND F. W. ANGUS HOOD RIVER LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH MacRae & Angus Portland and Hood River We are prepared to handle HOOD RIVER FRUIT LANDS on a large scale and if yon want to make prompt sales give iih your contract. Rhone Mr. Angus at his farm, Home phone No. 187L, Hood River. Write to the Portland office, V.V2 Chamber of Commerce. THE ICC CREAM OF QUALITY wet land's Famous Ice Cream vSpecial Prices on Orders Hood River Agents TOMPKINS BROS. "THE SCHOOL OF QUALITY Tenth and Morrison, Portland, Oregon A. P. Armstrong, LL.B., Principal C,We occupy two floors 65 by 100 feet, have a $20,000 equipment, employ a large faculty, give individual instruction, receive more calls for office help than we can meet. Our school admittedly leads all others in quality of instruction. It pays to attend such an institution. CSaid a Business Man t " Keep hammering away everlastingly on thorough work. It will win out in the cud." Said an Educator! "The quality of instruc tion given in your school makes it the standard of its kind in the Northwest" C,Open all the year. Students admitted at any time. Catalogue free. References: Any bank, any newspaper, any business man In Portland
