The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, July 30, 1908, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextHOOD RIVER OLAOlEIt THURSDAY, JULY 30, C08. Seven 022S33SS3GS3ISSIS3i DC o Mrs VA1 n J , ! . - ,1 - . a!CiinrnnnMf msmii r r; n iu n- h i li . ski ws OUJIVEjlL U UUUIXIVUJ LLWil 1 Wash Goods at 14 Cents Arbutis Soie, the new, soft, silky, sheer dress material; all colors including the new Blues, Pongees, Greens and light evening shades in dress patterns of 12 yards or over we offer while the goods last at 14c REMNANTS AT YOUR OWN PRICE Ladies' Fancy Bells, 39c Leathers, Silks, Elastics, Beaded, 45 doz. of New York's latest, worth 75c to $1.50 Alll Sizes 3Q c All Colors The New Irish Dress Linen worth 65c and 75c, in saddle browns, blues, cream, white, light colors. Sold in the city as high as$l. During our sale 48c Rajah Silks, Tussah Silks The greatest sellers the silk world has ever known at $1 and $1.25. Our price 69c A big range of colors Crystal Cord Silk For Waists, Kimonas and children's wash dresses; worth 50 & 60c. Sale price 33c See Window Display o A Pillow Top Can be Sent to Eastern Friends for 2c. The Up-to-B&ie vStore New Souvenir Pillow Tops. 7 Hood River Views. 50c. 3C 3C 3C !8V& ffrOSPSOT fETm n u BRIEF LOCAL MATTEIIH. The Dietz Studio for photos. See (hat Clover Seeder at McDonalds. Tickled pork and corned beef Mo GuireBros. Lime and cement in any quantity ut Whitehead's. Mrs. Matt Russell la visiting friends in The Dalles. Fresh halibut, Ktilmon and razor cliuns at MeGuire's Friday'. Lund plaster both kinds, Utah ant' Ore., at Whitehead's feed t-tore. Timothy, red and w hite clover, vetch and alfalfa seed at Whitehead'?. GotoW. S. dribble. Mt. Hood, for the District No. 7(i Shoe. tf Hlark Leaf Tobacco Extract, sure death to aphis, at Whitehead's. Wheat, alfalfa, clover, mixed clover and timothy hay at Whitehead's. J. C. Simonton nud Miss Siuiontcn are enjoying a few days at the sea shore. Q Mrs. Bertha llemruen is entertain ing lioc friend, Miss Jennie Shut, of Portland, for a few ditya. Rev. W. U. Uilmoie Bud family will leave this week for an outing at some pleasure spot iu the valley. For sale At a bargain, a modern bouse with two lots and batn. lots faoe on Oak running through to State street. Apply to J, Otten The local business of the expiefca company at Hood Hirer for the period covering the berry season shows an increase over last year of 9,000. Miss Mablo Fculseu, nbose home is in the Willamette valley and vvbo was a resident of Hood River for a time, was here this week visiting friocds. Now is the time to order your Spring Suit. The very latest and best things out will be found ai t lie Toggery. Con fidence in the Royal tailors means better clothes for you. If you want to buy or sell real cstaie go to Onthatik & Otten. Money to loan on first mortgages. Abstracts and legal papers carefully prepared. Nota rial work of all kinds. Walter Beach, formerly in the em ploy of Hall-Lewis, was a visitor at Hood River, the latter part ot last week. Mr. iieaeb is now with a large manufacturing plant iu Portland. The biiok ivoik on the uew Eliot block is about completed and work has boeu commenced cn finishing up the iuturior I' lie building even in its uncompleted condition is a baud some structure and a valuable im provement to the city. If you wish to savo 50 to 75 when you buy your piano, buy direct from the faotory dealer and not fiotn agents or canvassers. Several beautiful in struments just received from Chicago at Soule'a Piano House. Second band pianos and organs taken iu exchange, liulnnce cash or time payments. Agent Fredricy is keeping the rail road station and surroundings in up plo pie order of late. This is due to the Inct that the railroad company has allowed more help to handle the in creasing buMoets at Hood River's busy station. By grubbing nut the weeds and seeding down the em bunk in out back of the r-latiou to clover the company is making an improvement that is much anreciated. Fresh ranch eggs at McGuires. Our work guaranteed. Delti Studio Finishing for amateurs at Deitz Stu dio. Rest line of Spray Nozzles at McDon alds. Chicken for Sunduv dinner nt Mc Guires. Wood For Sale-Phone 3595. L. E. Taft. Wheat and Timothy bay at White head's. For Flower and Alfalfa Seeds go to McDonalds. Metal house numbers at Hunt's Wall Paper store. Fresh made sausage at McGuire Bros, every day. See W. S. Gribble for Duck Fries, Fead overs. tf Yucca Tree Protectors, kept in stock at McKeynolds. Petaluma Incubators for sale at McRcynolds & Co. Rex spray in any quantity at White head's feed store. Clover, Timothy and Alfalfa buy at McKeynolds & Co. Smoked halibut, herring, salmon at Jackson's. Stock foods of different kinds at McKeynolds fe Co. Jos. Wright made a business trip to Portland last week. Don't fail to get one of Marion Cook's post-festival souvenirs. j 1 6 Mrs. A. C. Stevens went to Condon Thursday to visit relatives. "A Week of Roses," at George Slo com's Thirty-two pages. Only 15c. jlli Mme. Abbott's closiug out sale is still on. io any oue wishing to lo cate iu a good paying busiues 1 offer my stock and fixtures at invoice. Call at Soule's Piano House for Kdison phouograpbs and records. "Vith the exception o one bouse in Portland tbis is the largest stook in Oregon. The Royal Tailors of Chicago and New York are the largest and best merchant tailoring house in the world. See their line of samples for spring at The Toggery. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Cradlebaugh, who have been staying at Hood River for sometime, left last week for Raw bide, Nev., where Mr. Cradlebaugh bas mining interests. Dr. and Mis. Andrew T. White and Mr and Mrs. Couch Flanders, well known Portland residents, spent sev eral days at Cloud Cap luu last week. They returned home Sunday. T'bos. K. Gray, of Pitlsturg, Pa., one of the stockholders of the First National Bunk ot Hood River, came here to be presout at the tneeticg of the bank directors last Tbuisday. M. A. Search, who is now at Koch rstet, Indiana, but who is well known at Hood River, writes a friend here that there is a very light crop of apple iu In liana and Illinois this year. Wis, Hobioson, who whs driving into the city Saturday, bad bis team run away wilh him ou the eatt side and sustained quite serious injuria. We learn, buwevei, that Mr. RoLison is again able to te about. G. P. Hunter, of Mosier, was a visi tor at Hood River Thursday. Rev. and Mrs. A. fl. Latbrop went to Cloud Cap luo for a few days' out ing this week. F. Eggert, who baa been staying at bis place in the valley for some time, returned to Portland Saturday. Miss N. B. Johnson, who bad as her guesta thn Misses Hioks, of Ueppner, euteitained tbem with a party Ftiday. Mrs. C. N. Bennett and Mra. W. Stose, of Portland, are the guests of Mti. H. L. Dumble at bet residence tbis week. C. A. Briggs, of the Brlggs-Ament Land company, baa been at Seattle this week looking after bia business interests there. S. C. Smith and Mrt. Cbiis. Sohnable, father and lister of Percy Smith, are visiting with him at bis home near the city. Mrs. Jus. Slianaban'a sister, Mrs. Ida Sharp, of Portland, who bas been at Hood River for sometime, returned to Portland Monday. Dr. C. W. Edmunds returned home Monday morning after being in at tendance at the annual mtoting of the Eastern Oregon Medical society. Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Jordan leave today for Santiago, Calitornia, where they will stay sometime in the hope of benefitting Mrs. Jordan's health. J. H. Van Delleu, of Thn Dalles, who is associated in business with L. H. Huggini, of tbis city, spent Sun day visiting friends at Hood River. Mrs. F. S. Kelley and daughter, Elizabeth, and Mrs. Kelly's mother, Mrs. Barker, of Portland, are visiting for a week with R. W, Kelley in the valloy. Mis. Layton, ot Portland, who has been staying with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Eutricau on their place in the valley, eturned borne Monday. Mis. Dayton is Mrs. Eutrican's mother. Visitors to White Salmon report that our neighbors across the liver are soon to have electric light. Poles are being set for the wires nud power it is said will be supplied by a gas eugiue plant. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. 1. Early and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Yates went to Portland Saturday, where they joiued Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ecoles tor a trip up the Willamette valley In the new touting car recently purchased by the latter. There will be no Sunday meetings at the Alliance obapel until August 9 at 3 p. m. Tbe Alliance camp'meet iug will bgio at Hood River August 23 w'tb a strong foroe of workers. Rev. O. D. Sawtell", of Portland, Charles Sbeimau, of Nyack, New York, Miss Moore and Miss Yorder, tbe gospel singers, of Chebalin, Wash., and others. Prepare to attend and help and be helped. C. E. Peiry, looal superintendent. W. C. Doau, of St. Paul, Minn., who Is looking for a locatiou, arrived at Hool River laBt Thursday. Mr. Doan, "ho das been tiavellng for two months and who says be bas been iu eveiy fruit glowing district iu tbe Northwest, stated that be was better pleased with Hood Rivei than any place he bad seen. Id plain language be said that Hood River had the "goods" and that be expected to make a purchase here. GET IN THE HABIT OF TRADING AT THE" BIG STORE WITH LITTLE PRICES "3 Rummage Sale In a large Store like ours, there is always an accumulation of Odds and Ends from the Season's business which we do not wish to keep, so we go through our stock and shut our eyes as to cost, markiug them at prices that are irresistable. We can't tell you about these bargains, you'll simply have to come and see our window. It will mean a big saving to you to do so. NEW RECORDS All the late Disc and Cylinder Records for August just in. Come into. our Phonograph Parlor and listen to them. 9 J as. Moore went to Portland Satur day on a visit. Chas. T. Early was a visitor in i Portland Thursday. N. C. Evans was a passenger for Portland Thursday. E. A. Franz made a flying business trip to Tbe Dalles Saturday, teturuiug on tbe local. L. D. Boyed went to Portland Fri day on business connected with some building plans. Mrs. Mary Scott Meyers, of The Dalles, was the guest of Mrs, Wm. Stewart this week. S. N. Wilkins, of Vancouver, Wash., spent Monday visiting his brother in-law, V. C. Brock. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Simons came up Saturday to spend Sunday ut their ranob in tbe valley. Mr. and Mrs. Frank McFcrland, of the West Side, returned from a vitit, to Portland Tuesday. R. T. Lewis, Hood River's night watchman, went to Portland Mon day tor a few days' visit. W. L. Upson and family 'in.! Mr.'. Snow are camping about 20 miles up tbe White Salmon river. Mrs. C. L. Gilbert ami daughter, Mrs. Maud Shoemaker, recently spent a few days visiting at Wasco. Mrs. lieatou and children, Ralph and Grace, aro visiting at tbe home of M. E. Rakestraw, at Caisou, Wusb. Miss May Thomas, of Forest Grove, who has been visiting Miss Blanche Harbison, returned to her borne Sun day. N J. Devoid, who formerly resided at Hood River, bas sold bis farm near Forest Grove and removed to Port laud. Earl Thomas and Earl Eby, of Hood, arrived tbis week to speud the harvest moon at Van Gilder's. Wasco News. Fred Sbowmaker, who had been visiting relatives and friends here tor several weeks, returned to Pendleton Saturday. Mordecai Jones, who tits been away ou a htiuting trip, returned homo by way of Hood River, with bis guns nud dogs, Monday. "On tbe Frontier," the first ploy of tbe summer and fall season, will be pot on at tbe opera bouse here Fri day, July 31. Persons desiring to pack apples for the Apple Growers' Union this year are requested to call at their ollice and register. Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Sutton, rela tives of W. D. Rogers, stopped olf to visit with him on their way to Walla Walla this week. V. A. Lockman went to Ciirson Wednesday tor a visit with hi.-; friend, Hotwell Shelley. Mr. Lookuiuu re turned borne Thursday. C. A. Nutley, pastor of the Baptist church, who had been visiting iu Portland for several days, returned to Ucod River Wednesday. Mrs. D. Montgomery, of Suti Fran cisco, who is a daugther of Jus. Wat eon, was at Hood Rivor Monday fur a visit with relatives. The Woman's Alliance of tbe Unitar ian chuich will meet at the home of Mis. Bandy on Oak street, next Fri day afternoon ut 2 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Albuity, of Mabton, Wash , and Mies Irma Al burty, of Liud, Wash., are guests tit tbe borne of L. 11. Hoggins. l'"oi sale or reut. Immediate pi fes sion ; uiue room house ou tho hill, oorner C nod Lincoln streets. J. W. Wiedrick, 8 Davihcu lilog. The state land bomd will loan money at 6 per cout interest ou toll able real estate security. A. A. Jnyuo agent for Hond Ritir enmity. J. P. Lucas, county assessor, tvho is making Hoo l River his b udiiiiur ters at presentment to ( tici' iou Locks Saturday to sti;y over Bundiiy. The ladies of tho Unitarian church will hold a bake sale .Saturday. Au gust 1. Orders may bo l"ft with or telephoned to Mr. 1). G. Jackson. Rev. W. 0. Gilmore, i.f the Gonait gational cburcb, announced from the pulpit Sunday that the church will bo Closed during the month of August. Miss L ttle'Kiunuird returned from Vancouver, Wash., Monday, where she hns been visiting for n month. Miss KinuBtrd was accompanied by a friend. Huse Johnson, Dufur's 1 :: liig citi zen, who has been visiting at Port land, shook hands with a U.w fr'eu.li here on bis way back to his home town Monday Uncle Amos Uuderwood tfill pi:tn;i-.-izea E. 11. Harriman all hoi g!) thu new North Bank roiei pef-s hi., door way. He was a passengor lor Portland on the local Mouiiay. Several birge parties of cuirjperi are enjoying theuitsTvcs this week in the vicinity of Lost lake. Aunug them are Mr. aud Mrs. V J liaker and V. McDonald and family. ('. J. Culkius aud M. A. Duno were at The Dulles Tuesday. Wm. Vogt weut to The Dalles Wed nes iuy for a short visit. G. J. Gessliag weut to Portland on ti business trip luesday. Hoot. Smith, of Portland, was a Hood Rivet visitoi luesday. Jack liagley, of Portland, was at Hood River Saturday visitlug frieuds. Geo. Carroll, of Mosier, was at Hi oil Rivt-r ou a business trip Satur day. Miss Juauita Hart, of Portland, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Dia mond. N. D. Hauford, of Cascade Locks, came to Hood River Thursday on a business trip. Miss Sieverkropp is visiting ut the homo ct Harvey Gluss at Wusoo ac cording to the local paper there. S. h. Blythe, who bas been at Cur sou Spiiugs lor sometime, returned to bin homo here Wednesday. Miss Bertha Fullei was called to Lexington, Ore., Weduesduy by the serious illuess of lur brother. lioit Van Horn, after spending a week at Hood Rivei, returned to bis home in New Yoru Thursday. Miss Ilartwig, of St. Paul, Minn, after a visit with Capt. Craudall and wife, left Wednesday for Seuttle. A nice home for salo at less than cost, if taken in the next 30 days. Lots facing Oak and Stuto streets. Apply to J. Ottou. Tho part of the building formerly occupied by the Ciub saloon is being relltted and will be opened us a con fectionery store. Mr. and Mrs. (Jims. Duno returned from a visit at Trout Luke Tuesday. While there Mr. Dano indulged in some (lshiug aud reports a good oatcb. W. A. Gulp and Walter E. Parrish have purchased through real estate ufjout J. W, Wieduok, the six acre or chard recently owned by S. A. Clark. Purchase price was 83'JOO. County Assessor J. P. Lucas has started ou his woik of making up the 1908 tax roll. The work la new to Mr. Lucas, buthe stutes that thiugs are moving uloug smoothly. James Allison, formerly ofj Hood River, but who is now employed by tho G. R. & N. ai Spokane, in com pany with his wife, visited fiieuds at Hood River tor a few days tbis week. "Ou the Frontier, "a drama of west ern life which will appear at the opera bouse Friday, July 31, is said to be of thrilling interest and one that is being pioduced by a superior com pany. Mrs. Jas. O'Neil, of Grank Forks, N. I)., who has been visiting at tbe luiine of Mr. end Mrs. W. I''. Andrews, left last week for Southern Oregon Bud California, where she will visit betoro returning home. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. McCarty left on No. 2 for tho east 'luesday. They will go to Chicago, New York an ! other large cities where Mr. McCarty will do his buy iug of fall aud winter goods for tho Puris Fair. Clarence Gildert, who returned from a trip to eastern Oregon Suuduy, reports the s do of three autos nf the Cadillac type. Ihe mtichiues are of the same pattern as those iu use here by Leslie Butler aud W. F, Sbermac. Mrs. 0. C. Dean, who was called to Portland last week by the illness of one ot the Shopler boys, returned home Thursday. She reports that Mr. She ler is getting along as well as could be expected under the cir cunistaucos. Dave Tomer and several of his neighbors ere repairing tbe street that lea'!i to their residences at their own expense. It is being put iu flue con dition and when finished Mill add much to the uppearunce of that part of the city. Mr. ami Mrs. Everett Ilnllieturued iio'i) their wedding trip Saturday and ill -iooii he i.t homo to their friends iu the r:-idonco now occupiod by Dr. W. i'dinuuds, who will move into a h'l'irs wliieh bo has purchased on Co lumbia street. Alfred and Edward Mantcrs, who have been visiting Prof. Thompson, returned to their home iu Portland Saturday. Jhey were accompanied hs ai that city tiy Mrs. Xbompson and MisH Hum inn, who will spend seveud weeks at the seashore. Cel. HmUey and bis son, Hnwaid, R. L. Pcrigo and Hubbard Taylor went to Trout bike on u fishing trip lust v.etl'. They returned Monday claiming that they brought buck 010 trout with tbor.i. Wo didu't see the lash, t we guess it's all right. 'The house of G. W. A Id rich, nt Cur isoii, Wash., burned to the ground Snn- dny nfteruonu while the fiimilv whs : abstnt. I'eru Mowers, of Fniukton, ', who w.is visiting at the Aldrich home nt tl.o Linn the li e took place, lost all her clothing. How tbe lire slutted i is act known. READ These warm Days. A Large Assortment of LATE COPYRIGHTS Regular $1.50 Editions now 65c Now is the chance to read those books which you could not afford at $1.50. Slocom's Book Store PICTURES FRAMED MARION MacUAE PORTLAND 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 largo ncale and if you want to make prompt sales give vis your contract. Phone Mr. Angus at his farm, Home phono No. 187L, Hood River. Write to the Portland oilice, 4-'l2 Chamber of Commerce. TO THE PUBLIC: In retiring from ilio Hardware and Builders Supply busi ness, I doKiro to thank the purchasing public for the liberal share of their patronage with which they have favored me in the past, and ask for my successor, Mr. E. A. Franz tho same cordial support from tho public, he having pur chased my entire stock, and tho good will of my business. Mr. Franz is too well known to the community to require introduction, his courtesy in supplying the needs of his customers having won for him a host of loyal friends, with whose best wishes for success in his new undertaking, it gives me pleasure to add my own. Store will bo closed Thursday, Friday and Saturday of this week ou account of taking inventory. WM. HAYNES, Hood River, Ore. A. II. Miller, eocietiiry ot the Med ford Commercial Club, spent a few hours at Hood Kiver last Thursday. Mr. Miller, whe hud never been here before, was very much impressed with what be saw iu both city and valley. As tho truest of "Hotter Fruit" bo whs taken over a section ot tbe east eiilu orchards uuder the osoort of Chrl Gieiton. The Que fctate of cul tivation which bo found in all Hood Kiver nrohardH, whs a revelation to Mr. Miller. Mr. and Mra. K L. Smith left luesday for Gourhart Park, ou tbe seashore, wbero they will spend aome time visiting Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hand, who have rented a cottage there for tbe season. 400 Acres W heat Burned. Wednesday evening about 7 o'olook a wheat field containing about 400 acres belonginit to Morris Wood, who lives about 2'2 miles southwest of Waitsburg, was discovered to be on flro and before anything could be done to obeck tbe flames tbe entire field was destroyed. Tbe origin of tbe Are is a conjecture, as there bad been no one near it during tbe day. Tbe theory tbat lightning set It on Hre seems Improbable, lbe crop was in stiled by tbe Geo. II. Baker Go. for $.,100, wbicb will probably cover Mr. Wood's loss. Columbia (Wash.i Chronicle.