The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, August 13, 1908, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextHOOD,RIVEB 0LA01BS THURSDAY, AUGUST 13, 1608. Seven OG3 pjar JtL u lt e JOti !?"r; "-if"'" iff- ig-mi ii u iSk n w4 ' The Reliable Clothing Store f flip ty ' u''. Where the child gets the same or even more careful atten- hC)J k J , j fUJ HvS tion than would be accorded the greatest citizen. Our ' L i ! iTl J Clothing Stock is in splendid shape to care for your Boy's M Si fl f 1 i B J l" m school requirements. We have new stylish outfits for the j Jfu h f ; fw7H D FT beach and outing wear. jii y I I THE UP-TO-DATE STORE I R JfV ' fcMt MAKER! O iJ. SVTRAC00n OgS ' U BRIEF LOCAL MATTE RH. The Dietz Studio for photos. See that Clover Seeder at McDonalds. Tickled pork and corned beef Me Quire liroe. Lime and cement in any quantity at Whitehead's. Fine line of tobacco, cigars and con fectionery at the Pastime. Fresh lmlitiut, salmon and razor clams at McGwire's Friday's. Schrain Fruit Jar, easy to seal, easy to open, for sale at McDonald's. Lund plaster both kinds, Utah anc' Om , at Whitehead's feed store. Timothy, r'd and white clover, vetch and alfalfa seed at Whitehead's. GotoW. 8. Gribhle. Mt. Hood, for the District No. 7t Shoe. tf llazelwood Double Jersey ice cold Buttermilk at C. P. Host.' lilack Leaf Tobacco Extract, sure death to aphis, at Whitehead's. Wheat, alfalfa, clover, mixed clover und timothy hay at Whitehead's. For sale At a bargain, a modern house with two lots and bam. lots face on Oak running through to State street. Apply to J. Otteu. Prof. E. E. Coad was aide to be about the bouse Suuday for I be Hist time since he met with theacoid-ut w bleb broke his leg. Di'n't fail to see the Royal Tailors line of samples for fall and winter at The Toggery. No cotton mixes in this lot, nothing but absolutely all wool shown for this fall. 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. Com mod oi ( Dean was forced this week to move the landing place of thn White Salmon ferry baok near the old mill site, the water having got too low to allow of lauding any nearer town. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Nichols have re turned trom Moro, whore they went to be preseut ht a funeral last week. Xhey were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. A. .1. Adams, parents of Mis. Nichols, who will visit here for a month. If you wish to save U50 to 875 when you buy your piano, buy diroot from the factory dealer and not fioni agents or canvassers. Several beautiful in struments just reoeived from Chicago at Soule's Piano House. Seooud hand pianos and organs taken in exohange. Balance cash or time payments. B. R. Reeves, well kuowu at Hood River, where be lived tan years ago and who was at one time proprietor of the Mt. Hood hotel, arrived here on a visit Monday. For some time Mr. Reeves has been nfilioted with asthma and has traveled all nvet the coast to secure lelief Ha came here for that purpose, and Tnesday went up to the Mt Hood country. Satur day be telephoned to a trieud in town that oil arriving there be experienced almott immediate relbf and that be was better than be had been in many years. Fresh ranch eja-s at McGuires. Our work guaranteed. Deit Studio Finishing for amateur at Deitz Stu dio. Best line of Spray Nozzles at McDon alds. Chicken for Sunday dinner at McGuires. Phone 3595. L. E. Wood For Sale-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 Mc.Guire Bros, every day. See W. S. Gribhle for Duck Eriea, Fead ovr-s. tf Yucca Tree Protectors, kept in stock at McReynolds. Hazelwood Ice Cream at the Pastime, L. B. Stevens & Co. Rex spray in any quantity at White head's feed store. Clover, Timothy and Alfalfa hay at McKeynolds & Co. Stock foods of different kinds at McReynolds & Co. Mrs. Marion MaoRae came up from Portland on a busiuesa visit last Fri day. A nioe borne for sale at less than cost, if taken in the next 30 days. Lots facing Oak and Stuto streets. Apply to .). Otten. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Wottrell, of Portland, came up Saturday for a short visit with Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Carter at their country borne. Call at Soule'a Piano House for Edisoti phonographs and records. 'Vith the exception oc one house In Portland this is the largest stock in Oregon. Jack Bagley, who bia been appoint ed agent tor the Open River 1'ianspor tation company at 'the Dalles, left for that city Saturday to take up bis new duties. Try a Royal Tailors suit and you will have no other. Fully guaranteed in every particular. See the samples and have your measure taken at The Tog gery. The operating room of the Pad He States Telephone company has been consolidated with that ct tbe Home company aud all calls are now receiv ed and transmitted from the latter. Tbe office room formerly occupied by tbe PaoiUo States Telephone com pany, is being refitted for Aitbur Clarke, who will remove bis jewelry store there as soou as it is ready for occupnuciy. Miss V.va Clapp, tbe Misses Freida and II ii Id a Hiuriohs, Miss Zena Miller an t Hay Murphy, who are students at the Normal Sohool rt Monmouth, Ore gon, returned to theirs borne at Hood River Saturday and are taking teach ers' examinations this week. John Cairoll, ot Mosier, maua,'er of tbe Mosier Fruit Growers' Unioo, spent Saturday aud Sunday at Hood River. Mr. Carroll bus just finished shipping three carloads of peach plums for tbe association, which re cently moved int its new quarters. Milk shakes and ice cold buttermilk at the Pastime. Petaluma Incubators for sale at McReynolds & Co. When on the Heights Btop at the Pastime for cold drinks. Division Superintendent Campbell, of the O. R. AN., went east in bis private car attached to tbe looal Fri day. Mrs. Frank Cram's mother, who baa been visiting ber here, returned to ber home in Walla Walla last Sun day. Geo. Clougb, of Arlington, who owns a place in the valley, oame down Saturday to epeud Sunday at Hood River. Little Miss Margaret MoOrath is visiting ber sister, Lena, at Hood River this week. Sherman County Observer. A. II. Filers, of Portland, wbo is clearing up 40 acres iu tbe Mt. Hood district, was a visitor at Hood River Sunday. Robt. Livingstone, ot Portland, oame up from that city to look over bis several piopertiea iu tbe valley latt week. Miss Laura Van Horn, employed at tbe Mt. Hood hotel, left Saturday for a month's vacation at ber borne in Fossil, Ore. Noim Young and Sheriff Morse went to Camp Overalls Friday to stay Saturday and Sunday with their fam ilies, wbo are in uamp there. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Baker, wbo have been camping at Camp Overalls for two weeks, returned home Suuday. Mr aud Mil. Harry DeWitt are spending tbe week there this week. The girl baby born to Mr. aud Mrs. Fred Newby ' recently died Friday, August 7. -Tbe body waa brought to this oity, where burial services we're held aud Interment made in Idlewilde cemetery. A large party ot sympa thetic friends met the funeral party at tbe train and assisted in tbe last sad rites attending tbe infant's death.' A. J. Derby, Chas. Wilsun and J. H. Osborne returned from a fishing trip to tbe Little White Salmon Fri day. We are Informed by the Judge that tbe trio cmglit 300 "email ones " Three huudred seems to be a very popular number with fishermen this summer. We Lave also obsetved that they make it a point to return home after dark. J. O. Goldtbwaite, who la at pres ent staying lu Portland, has been at Hood River for several days looking for a location. As soon as be can llnd a place to bis likiug Mr. Goldthwaite will make a purchase, build a uioe home and come to the valley to re side. Mr. Goldthwaite tell us that be paid $1.50 for a dozen Hood River apples in New Yoi! last wiuter. Diok Yates, who was driving tbe well-known hoise belonging to S E. Bart mess about town F. iday, was run away witb. Ibe animal was soared into running away by an accident to the shafts of the wagon and made a hot paoe through town, running as far as the Hartley block, where Dick pi loted it into a tree. Tbe wagon was quite badly damaged, but Matter Yates escaped uuiujured. When asked if be was frightened by bis escapade be replied: "A little bit. Not much." GET IN THE HABIT OF TRADING AT Shorn THF BIG STORE WITH LITTLE PRICES Straw Hatl For Men. Wo- Soda and Lemonade Fly Killers Fiy Paper, Mo men, Boys and Girl. Your Tumbler Heavy and ihm squito Net, Wire Scree. h, Hy choice of anv we have left for 10c blown, bell and taper shapes, Traps, Dish Covers, Insect Pow " all sizes. Little Prices. der, etc. Little Prices. Pocket Knivea Good ones , Ice Cream Freezers all styles and sizes. Hunter's Jar Tops W rei.ch : Rub- W,y d-.i.'t you get one for iie Knives.' Fish Knives, Pruning bers, Sealing W ax, ruit I 'S- Uepe Wj4r) (lui ? We . Knives, Pocket Axes, etc. Little es, Strainers, I reecrvin- Ket- , b k y , Pricep Prices. - tk-F, etc. Little Price. . "" . Stone waro Jar, Chiirn, R.11,h.. ei.oe Stove Ilsir Paper NapKins Main Milk Cr-.ck. Bean. Pots. Jugs, Hothe- 8?-rab K W h,te and decorated patterns m K,wer ,.. ctc. A VSK yrr,"'. 'rvjir e"gn" lw- Can and every other kind of 10c to 7oc per 100. fttl-ilU" Birthday Present. NEW MUSIC Fish Rods Bg -eduction in B. antiful China Plate, Ko Is, All tilC Latest SonfjSand 2:&& trZX. Instrumental Hits time to get one. Little Prices. . 25c Per Copy i ",, ""T""""' IT UAWT RP I niUfi Till the school bell rings. Each year we anticipate this event II null I DC LvllU farinalvance by looking out the best and newet t'lin in School Supplies, and' as usual we aie here this year with everything the children, will need to (tart to school. 1 Geo. Fox went to Portland Tuesday for a sboit visit. Miss Louise Goddard was a visitor in Portland this week. J. L. Henderson spent Sunday on bla ranch at White Salmon. Rev, Mr. House, of Spokane, visited at Hood River tor several days last week. R. E. Laraway is takiug a short va cation, which be la spending at tbe seashore. Mrs. Gilbert aud her daughter, Mrs. F. Shoemaker, left Tuesday for the seashore. A. G. Steptoe returned from Port land Wednesday, after a day's visit iu tbe oity. Newton Clark, who has been away oo a vaoation, returned home Wed nesday. Dr. M. A. Joues. wbo baa been vis iting1 in Portland, returned borne Tuesday. Uaua Lage spent a day or two in Portland tbia week. He returned borne Wednesday. Cbas. Castner has been spend iug several days witb his family at Camp Overalls this week. S. H. Soule returned from Portland Wednesday, where ho had been mak ing a business visit. Miss Mildred McMnnu, of Portland, a niece of Dr. and Mrs. Carnes, la vis iting at tbeir home. Mr. and Mrs. Barnes Rand, of Mon tavllla, visited V. Rand and family a few days last week. Fred Howe has sold bis wood raw ing outfit toH. E. Bloucber, who will operate it Id tbe future. Mrs. Waldo and daughter, of Hood River, spent Inst wek witb Ed Nap per'a family at White Salmon. John Zolls went to Portland Tues day to be present at tbe convention ot Foresters being held iu that oity. The ladies of the Christian church will hold a bake sale next Saturday in tbe window of Wood & Smith Bros.' store. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Sobmeltzer and Mt. and Mrs. A. Keir lett for tbe sea shore Tuesday, wheie tbey will epeud a week. Mrs. A. C. Buck reoently spent a few days visiting witb ber daughter, Nettie, wbo is employed In tbe tele phone office at Wasco. W. S. Chapman, who is interested in Hood River aud White Salmon prop etty, came up from Portland Satur day to stay over Sunday. Prof. McKnight, of this city, Prof. J. C. Brldwell, of Corvallis, Ore., W. 11. Sanders and F. Masses made the ascent of Mt Hood last week. E. L. Smith, who has been spend ing sometime with Mr. and Mrs. El mer Rand at their cqjttage at tbe sea shore, returned home Wednesday. Judge A. R Byrkett, who has huge business interests at Bingen, but who spends most of bis time iu Portland, was a visitor at Hood River lawt week. Rev. Brown, ot Ceuterville, Wash., will preaob at tbe Christian church next Sunday evening. Most cordial invitation to the publio to this ser vice. R. E. Harbison, accompanied by bia daughters, Hester and Rutb, left Monday morning for Albany, where tbey will visit Mrs. Harbison's broth er. J. S., and family for a couple of weeks. Piof.'j. C. Bidweil, of the Depait meut of Zoology and Entomology of the Oregon Agricultural College, at Corvallis, was a receot visitor at Hood River. Mr. Bidweil 'a us here n connection with his profession. Mr. and Mrs. Siade, formerly of Chicago, who have been camping on the Scbenck 4 Hoy place, went to Husum Tuesday, where Mr. Slade has purchased 150 acres, witb 15 acres cleared and set to trees. A young lady who is visiting M. L. Howard met witb h serious accident at Camp Overalls Monday, where the Howard family were iu camp. While going through tho woods she fell from a log, breaking several ribs and sus taining internal injuries. Mrs. C. O. Horning aud daughters, Edna and Elizabeth, and son, Lowell, of University Park, have been visiting Mr?. Homing's winter, Mrs. R. E. Harbison, and family tbe past week. Tbey returned home Saturday after noon. Dr. F. C. Brosius left liiot week ior American Lake, where he Is attending tbe maueuvers of tbe Oregon Stato Guard. Mis. Broniu. and hereon aud daughters are also absent from tbe city and will spend several weeks vis iting in cities in the Puget Sound country. G. R Castner, who sometime ago resigned bis position as fruit inspec tor of Wa'co county, bns been ap pointed inspector for Hood River county. As yet there has been no appointment made to Oil this position io Wasco. Frank Ginger, of Moeier.speut Suu day at Hood River. Mrs. M. A. Shaw went to Poitland Wednesday for a short visit. Roger and Forrest Moe and Hatry Clapp are spending a couple of weeks at Camp Overall. E. llrayford, wbo went to Eastern Washington last ween on a visit, re turned home Saturday. Win. Yates attended the oouveutlou of postmasters held in Portland tbe latter part of last week. ChHS. Plog and family, who have beuu visiting in the Willamette valley, returned home Sunday morning. Mrs. F. 11. I sen berg, acoompanied by her sister, wbo has been visiting ber, left Wednesday for a week's visit at the seaside. tml A. C. Stevons, the well-known dray man, has purchased the ice cream, oonfectionery and cigar store formerly conducted by S. Barton on the Heights and will run it under the name of the "Pastime." Ibe teachers' examinations which are being held this week are being conducted by Prof. Thompson. Eighteen teanhers are in attendance aud examinations for both state and county papers are being taken. " Rov. Father Apollinaia Jobmann, who baa been placed In charge ot the Catbolio parish at Hood River, con ducted his first service here last Sun day. Father Johmann comes from Sau Francisco, where he was connect ed with the large parish of St. An thony's churob. The ChriBtian and Missionary Alli ance campmeeting will be postponed from August 23 until September 18 on account of other meetings. There will be regular meetings at tbe Alli ance chapel every Suuday afternoon and Tuesday evening. 0. E. Perry, superintendent. An apple of the Early Harvest va riety is being exhibited in Laraway'a jowelry store that is Ki'a lnohos iu circumference. It was grown by Geo. T. Prather, wbo states that he picked all tbe other apples from tbe tree sometime ago aud left this one be cause it was so small. Mr. Pratber acoouuts for its size from tbe fact tbat a pipe near the tree leaked and caused the mammoth growth. E. H. Sbepaid baa been advised that he has been eleoted a member ot the International Apple Shippers' As sociation. As this organization doea not as a rule eleot any one to mem bership except those engaged in tbe buying and shipping of apples, and as the news of bin election oame to him as a surprise be attributes the aotiou ot the organization to a number of his friends wbo are engaged Iu tbe business. Dr. J. A. Jayne, of Springfield, Ore., brother of A. A. Jayne, of tbla oity, has disposed of bis interests In the Willamette "alley and Is about to locate at Hood River. He will be as sociated with Dr. Shaw and tbe new firm will have offices tn the Eliott building. Dr. Jayne baa practiced mediniue successfully for a number ot years In the valley and will be a valu able addition to the medical frater nity o! our city. The Modern Brotherhood of Amer ica celebrated the anniversary of ita organization last Filday evening by giving an entertainment. To tbe uiiiHio ot Bnatty's orchestra about thirty members, with their wives aud sweethearts, indulged in dancing un til midnight, when refreshments were served. A report made of the condi tions of the organization showed that it has enjoyed a good growth during the year, as it was started witb 12 members and now has 50. Tbe regulai mcutbly meeting of tbe Commercial Club was held last Mon day evening. Owing to the fact tbat a uumbei of tho ottiaers and membera were out of town udtbing but routine business was tiausaotd. lu tbe ab sence of President Jayne, Cbas. T. Early preeided. Secretary P. S. Dav idson repotted the addition ot two new members and also read a report from the committee on the proposed new huiHiDg for tbe Commercial Club stating that the committee thought it best to delay any further action until later. A party consisting of Aroh Adams, KilHwoitb Hanna, 1. L. Judd, Jack Schluter, Chas. Darlny and Manager liardinger, of the Home Telephone company, went to Cloud Cap Inn Saturday, and Sunday made tbe as cent of the mountain. The party ar rived at tbe summit about 11 o'olook and after spending an hour there re turned, reaching tbe inn about 2 o'clock in the afternoon, lu making tho accent Mensus. Judd and Schluter came near being badly injured by a bould' r which became Ioosne1 by some of the climbers who were above Itbem and roiled down. It miied 'Schluter's head by a few inches, but : Judd was not so fortunate, as tbe fly lng rock struck htm in the fleshy part of the leg mid I'luised it quite hadly. The oiimbers returned borne Suuday evening. EAD 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 MAIUON MacItAE PORTLAND F. W. ANGUS HOOD RIVER LIST YOUR PHOPERTY WITH MacRae & Angus Portland and Hood River We are prepared to handle HOOD RIVER FRUIT LANDS on a large scale and if you want to make prompt sales give us your contract. Phone Mr, Angus at his farm, Home phone No. 187L, Hood River. Write to the Portland office, 432 Chamber of Commerce. mmmmm 11 The Toggery Is now showing the best line of fall samples for Men's Suits and Overcoats '1, ever shown in Hood River. j ) J -p) The Royal Tailors A line which are absolutely 'V a11 Pure WOOL. Not a sample in the lot that has a flbre'of cotton or mercer ized stock in it. Suit or overcoat made to measure, fit guaranteed, style guar anteed, and the cloth is guaranteed ALL WOOL. A written guarantee from the Royal Tailors goes with each suit. Prices from $20 to $45 Whether you are ready to order or not we want you to come in and inspect these samples. Ue Tog'g'ery, lfSsZ" Ipl j ,----' - ..... ... . - -"'T.x i' t t ft