The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, October 01, 1908, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Text( i Miti ttiV& dUOlHft, t aMSBAl oCiofifiH i, loOS. Cavcn - v: 0 o: CRAM'S PREPARA SALE INCLUDES EVERY ITEM IN THIS MODERN STORE at Prices away below Portland de partment stores, and in addition on all cash sales of $5.00 or over we refund you in cash 10 per cent, of the amount of your purchase New Fall Suits New Fall Cloaks Just arrived from New York another large shipment of La Vogue Suits and Cloaks for Ladies. Prices will astonish you, styles will delight you. Goods arriving for every department daily. SAVE TEN PER CENT NOW y '""-"s iQ' Am 0 Safe THE UP-TO- Reliable 5 Gmm 3C 3C 301 DC 3C 3 C2SZEZE 3323 1 0 BRIEF LOCAL MAT I Kits. The Dietz Studio for photos. Beat line of Spray Nozzles at McDon alds. New Btyltg of Gordou hat at Vogt Bros. Lime and cement in any quantity ut Whitehead's. Pennies for eauning. Puoue or see A. Whitehead. Fur men's suits see Vogt Bros, be fore purchasing. Potaluma Incubators for sale at McBeynolds & Co. Stranahan & Clark meet all bona. (hie quotations on cement. Full line of Lownoy's Bonbons and Chocolates nt Boss'. Fine line of tobacco, cigars and con fectionery at the Pastime. Don't roat her buy her an electric iron of the Light & Water Co. Schram Fruit Jar, easy to seal, eacy to open, for sale at McDonald's. 0. K. Marshall spent the latter pBrt of last week in Portland. Lnnd plaster both kinds. Utah am1 Ore., at Whitehead's feed store. Timothy, red and while clover, vetch and alfalfa seed at Whitehead's. GotoW. ft. Gribble. Mt. Hood, for the District No. 76 Shoe. If Hazelwood Double Jersey ice cold Buttermilk ut C. P. Boss.' . A One Hue of confections and freth fruits nt the Bed Apple confectionery. F. W. Augus went to Portland Fri day morning ou a business trip. Bin k Leaf Tobacco Extract, sure death to anhis, at Whitehead's. 1'he finest line of cigars and tobaccos in the city at the Bed Apple conleo tiouery. . Voat Bros, have received their fall and winter lines of clothing and shore. See thm before purchasing. For B nt In the Davidi-mi blink, two us tine office roon fUis there an- in town. Inquire at room 4 or in the fruit office. V Uorn -To Mtr and Mrs. Geo. W. Green, Sept. 2!Rh, u hey. Call at Soulu'a Piano House fur Edison phonographs and records. "Vith the exception oc oue house in Portland this is the largest stock in Oregon. Don't fail to see the Boyal 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 tto to Onthank & Otten. Money to loan on first mortgages. Abstracts and legal papers carefully prepared. Nota rial work of all kinds. TEA The greatest tea-drinkers are full - bottom Dutch men. There isn't much nervous prostration in Holland. Your urorer returns your money if yon don't like Schilling's Best; we pay liiia. Walter Moore of Portland was visit ing here Saturday of last week. Our work guaranteed. Deltz Studio. Finishing for amateurs at Deitz Stu dio. Wood For Sale-Phone 3595. L. K. Taft. F. E. Broslus is building a bouse near tbe Catholic church ou the hill. Wheat and Timothy hay at White head's. For Flower and Alfalfa Seeds go to McDonalds. Our Litjht make dnj of Sirlit. The Light & Water Co. Phone or see A. Whitehead tor peMobes for canning. See W. S. Gribble for Duck Fries, Fead overs. tf Yucca Tree Protectors, kept in stock at McKeynolds. , Geo. Sutheilaud,ot Aurora, Oregon, was a visitor at tiood Bivei Monday. Bex spray in any quantity at White head's feed store. Clover, Timothy and Alfalfa hay at McBeynolds & Co. Best clover pasture In the valley, C. B. Masiker, Odell. Slock foods of different kinds at McBeynolds & Co. Wheat, alfalfa, clover, mixed clover and timothy hay at Whitehead's. B. N. Neal will preuub i.t the Val ley Cbr'sti in churob Sunday morning. Have quantity of peaohos for oau- niug. Phone or see wtmoneaa. Ten teams wanted by Oregon Lum ber Co.. Phone Oregon Lumber Co , at Dee, or Mr. Early's office in towu. There are letters at the Glacier office directed to O. II. J., J. l' and S. Don't "Entint Hcr"uy tier an Electric. Iron. The Light & Water Co. Mt. Hood icecream served at the Bud A Dole confectionary. Not'iingou tbe market quite equal to this cream. S. H. Soule went to Portland Satur day te spend Sunday returning Mou day. I handle excluisvely Upper Hood Biver Valley hinds Call upon me at Dee and I will show them to you. W. H. Marshall. if yoii wish to save $50 to $75 when you buy your piano, buy direct from the factory dealer and not finm agents or canvassers. Several beautiful in struments just received from Chicago at Soule s Piano House. Second baud pianos and organs taken in exchange, Balance cash or time payments. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Eppnig went to Snokane Monday wneie they will join Mr. aud Mrs. C. E. Bone and return wih them in the touring oar which Mr. Bone will bring to Hood Biver. The Ladies Aid Society of the Coo gregatlonai church will meet on Fri day afternoon, October 2, at tbe resi deuoi of Mis. Geo. Co well This meeting will be the occasion of the first birthday rally ot the season, and a delightful time is anticipated. The ladies of the ehurch and congrega tion are oordially invited ti attend, whether they are members ot the aid or not. Mrs. C. H. Sletten visited in Port- laud Thursday and Friday lot last week. D. B. Norton, of St. Johns, came up from there last Friday for a visit here. V. G. Church aud B. W. Kelley spent Monday at The Dalles on busi ness. E. C. McCoy, prinoipal of Odell sohool, waa a Portland Ivistor last Saturday. Dr. T. L. Eliot was here tbe first ot tbe week looking after bla business interests. Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Hill went to Portland Friday for a few day's visit iu tbe oity. Mi. and Mrs. J. II. Heilbronner spent several days last week visiting In Poitland. Miss Fay Oir went to Portland Fri day for a visit witb her sister, Mrs. A. J. Dunbar. D. W. Campbell, Division Supt of tbe O. B. & N was a visitor at Hood Biver Saturday. H. F. Dvidson was a business visitor in Portland Friday and Satur day of last week. B. Smith of tbe Stanley-Smith Lumber Company was here from Portland Thursday. 0. G.Boberts, who baa been staying at Tangle wood for aeveial weeks, re turned to Portland Monday. John Leland Henderson went to Portland Friday to spend a few days with bis family in that oity. A. P. Tiff t, of Portland, spent Sat urday and Sunday here visiting friends and looking uvei bis property. Mr. and Mrs. F. II. Eggert, who have beeu staying at Eggermont for some time returned to Portloud Satur day. Mrs. J. L Cartel, and ber daugh ters, Mis Tracy and Mips Giace Car ter, returned Sunday from a visit at tbe seaside. Mrs. E. A. Boberts, of Portland, bag beeu spending tbe patt week with berfiteud, Mrs. C. A. Bell, at tbe Mt Hood Hotel. Miss Stureess took a short vaca tion from ber duties in the postorllee teat week ami went to Portland lor a vhit of teveral days. The Ladies Mission Circle of the baptist obuarcb will hold a Mission ary Tea at Mr. Calkins Thursday af ternoou at 3 o'clock. Tbe lad lea of the U. B. church are requested to meet at tbe bemeot Mrs. J. K. Nickelseo, Friday afteinoon, October 2, at 2 o'clock. The Travel Department of tbe Woman's Club will meet Tuesday afternoon, October bth witb Mia. W L. Clark on Cascade Ave. Mr-i. A. J. Haynea and daughter, of Underwood who were to this city Tuesday purchased a Doe Emerson piano at Suole's Piano House. P. T. Kelly, a son-io-law of Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Kerr traveling auditor for tbe Crane. Company of Chicago. 111., spent several days here laBt week visiting tuein. Try a Royal Tailors suit and you wi nave no other, i-uiiy guaranteed in every particular. See the samples and have your measure taken at Tbe Toggery. GET IN THE HABIT OF TRADING AT THF BIG STORE WITH LITTLE PRICES V We wish to announce that we have disposed of our business interests here to J. M. PARRY & CO., who will continue to run the BIG STORE WITH LITTLE PRICES on the same liberal policy that we have conducted it so successfully in the past. We wish to express our deep appreciation of all favors received, and bespeak a continuance of the same for our successors. , Yours very truly, BOOTH & CO. 9 Services at the Christian church next Sunday by the new Pastor, Bov. G. E. William, of California. Special mulso fcy Miss Ilauna. All are welcome. J. II. Soott President ot the State Good Boads Association, who was ou his way from Salem to Eastern Oreg on got off tbe train to greet friends here Viednesday. Miss Viola Wilsou of Hood Biver has enrolled witb tbe Holmes Business College, Portland, Ore. for a course n stenography, boo is spoudiug cue winter witb her Bister. Sunday, October 4, will be comun- ion day at the Baptist church. All members are especially requested to be piesent. Tbe sermon will be ap- piopriate to the oooasion. Wm. H.Reiobow and Mar; A.Kolisb were married by Just hie of tbe Peace A. C. Buok Monday. Mr. aud Mrs. Kelisb are newcomers at Hood Biver and will make their home hero. Wm. Bittle Weill, accompanied by his family, who have beeu staying for some time at WauUuin-Uuiu, return ed to Poitland Monday. Mr. Wells is manager ot Sunset Magazine. Joe Wright has secured tbe contract for the oarpenter work on tbe new Woodwortb bouse, wuiou it is claim ed will be tbe finest dwelling ut Hood Biver wheu completed. The meeting of the Ladies' Guild of St. Marks church will be held this week with Mr. G. Y. Edwards, Fri day afternoon at 2 o'clock at her resi dence one block west ot tbe new High school building. A special train containing a number of tbe officials of tbe O. B. & N. who where esoorting B. L. Wiuchell, pres ident of tbe Bock Island raliroad over tbe road, stoy pod at Hood Biver Saturday for a sboit time. It was tbe intention to take Mr. Wiuchell for a ride over the valley, but he altered bis plans. Rev. Father Hiokey Catholic mis sionary for the eastern Oregon dis trict spent Saturday beie lata week. Mr. Hiokey is Just recovering from the effect of u bad fall which he sustained some time ago iu which he was badly Iniured. W. J. Baker who recently went on a visit to bia old home at Jefferson, Iowa, and other poiuts in the Middle West returned to Hood Biver Thurs day. Mr. Baker states that no place looki quite as good to bim as Hood Biver. Key. Rott. Paddock, Bishop of the eastern Oregon Diocese of theKpisoo pal church held services hero Sunday in St. Mark's cburcb. ihe services both in tbe morning aud evening were wellattended. Wm. Kable, left Tuesday for Chioo, Calif, where he owni property and will spend the winter. Mr. Kable states that the winters at Cbico are very pleasant, but that when the thermom eter climbs to 117 in the shade in summer be Buds it more comfortable elsewhere. Claude Moore, of Hood Biver, brother-in-law to Richard O'Biien, fo Kail Hollow, accompanied by two friends, passed through Dufur Wed nesday on the way to central and southern Oregon. Tbe party will bunt and enjoy an outing nf two months duration. Dufur DiHpatob. Hood Biver will he well repre sented in tbe horse lacing at The Dalls next moutb. J. S. Simotison, proprietor of the Main restaurant, baa a'good one entered for some of the money and J as. Stranahan will make tbe winner go some to bent him ont. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Bone lo.t Sun day night for Spokane, where Mr. Bone will take charge of a lug tout nig cat and make a trip overland with it from that city to Hood Biver. Ho expects to stop for a visit ut a number of places in eastern Oregon on hia nay baok. S. II. Soule ot Soule's Piano Hoiine , at Hood Biver, who went to Portland last woek sold U. u. stranahan, ior merly of Hood Biver, but who is now living In that city, a $900 interior piano player which wan shipped to bim direct liom New York Oity. Mombera of St. Mark's chinch who were in attendance at the services last Sunday to hear Bishop Paddock state that they were very much pleua ed to hear thel Bishop announce that it is expected to soon have a resident minister in charge of the chinch here. Manager J. M. Carroll of tbe Mos ier Fruit Growers Union Hnd A. P. Batehsm were visitors at Hod Biter t'aeeday. We learu from tbe in the Mosier orop of apples is an exceed ingly fine one this year aud will par k out iu the neighborhood of i!'J,tMK toxes. Bev. W. C. Gilmoie vsa called to Habbnrd Ore. latt Sunday to conduct the funeral ervlces of Mis. Martha Bevans and old friend and prominent resident ot that plica. In his absence Kov. J, W. Blgby conducted services in tbe Congregational chnrch here and highly pleased tboie who heard him preacb. E. ('. Brock left Monday night for Walla Walla to meet the llone-Emiing automobile party. i'hr Briggs-Amont Land Co. has an apple display that is attiactiug much attention, it is iu tlio window of then office iu the Wauuoma Hotel. II. W. Chapman, the merohaut ou tbe bill, will commence the election of a brick block next to Gill's store tbis week. This will Le the flrtt brick building to be built on the hill witli the exception of tbe new high school. Tbo Hood Biver Baud has hoeu eu gaged to play ou Hood Biver Day at Ibe Dalles Fair and will go to that plane prepared to deliver a good article of music 'Ibe band is now in better shape than at any time iu its history aud will make a creditable showing for the town. Newell, Goaeott & Walsh, a Portland firm of engineers and surveyors, have decided to open a branoh office iu Hood Kiver and will have office rooms with tbo Briggs-Aiueut Laud Com pany iu the Wuuonuia Hotel. Mr. Newell and Mr. Gossett are well known at Hood Biver wherre they have both done, considerable work iu their line. W. G. Muihny of Winnipeg, Cana da, Geuearl Traveling Fsseuger Ageut ot the Canadian Pacitio Baiiroad wan In Hood Biver Monday. Mi. Murphy was here Iu the interest ot the rail road he repieseuts and also to see the famous Hood Biver valley of which he says be has heard much. Before leaving he stated that tbej tine oi obnrds and scenery here were a revela tion to him. T. E. Skiunor of Minneapolis, Minn., and Geo. Skinner, of Hamil ton, Ohio, woio here las'; week look ing for au investment iu fruit laud. Having tiemi at tbe ether tun, grow ing districts ou tbe coast both of these gentlemen htatcd that Hood Biver imposed them more favorably than any of the others aud that ou their return home they intended to settle up their affairs and return here to invest and make this their home. Among those who will addresB the conference of Unitarian Cburoheh which will be held at Hood Biver Oct. 7th and 8th will be Mrs. Miunie Irumbull connected with the Juvenile Court of Portland and a noted speakt er on tbe reformation of cbildteu. Mrs. Trumbull is also a prominent member ot tbe stute society which has taken up the work of bettering the oonditiou of cbildreu who are lei t without parents or guardians aud tbe fact that she will speak here is being received with widespread Interest. STATiONE RY SALE 50 ct. Values 35 ct. This in not fi sale to clean up old stock, but a stock of Stationery of the beat grades that was bought at an exceedingly low price. We offer you the benefit. WATCH OUR WINDOW Slocom's Book Store The Place that Does the Framing ...Hood River's Leading Druggist... fYStp J irff"' 1 SI Filling Prescriptions With Pure Drugs with satisfaction to both patient and physician is assured if you leave your proscription with us. We have gained a reputation for relia bility by supplying Pure Fresh Drugs In all our prescriptions. When you bring your prescriptions here you are I sure of ideal service.'; THE GLACItR PHARMACY, colarke HOOD RIVER, OREGON Body Found at Wyeth Identified. Through a letter received fiom his wife by A. C. liuck the identity of the man who waa found floating iu the Columbia river near Wyetb last July waa extablihhed Saturday. The indentilloation was mado through effects that were found ou the dead man's body and a description which waa sent, to his wifo. The man's name was Henry Graves and his home was at Colton. Cal. In a comuiuicu tion received by Mr. Buck it Is stated that he had been at Caldwell, Mnhn, before coming to Hood Biver and that it is believed that he committed suicido owing to despondency caused by 111 health end money losses. On leaving Caldwell he wrote bin wife that ho was coming to Hood Biver, but after that she was told about finding the body bore and later identilleil it by correspondence. The letter also stated that Graves was 70 years old. (et Med ford I'eare. Bea & Hatfield have lauded another good account on the Pacitio Coatt, says the Diepatcb. This Ftime they get the IDlcrest Orchard Co. ot Med fcrd, Oie., and this week received their fJrtt shipment from the concern, consisting of one car of fanny Bobo and 2 oars o fancy Comic pears. Bne & Hatllt Id now control the bulk of the fluent output nf pears from Cali forniii mid Oregon that will reach the New York' market this year. The 1 1 lie-rest Orchard Co.'s account was formerly handled by Hgobal & Day. Don't finnr rind frit and fux, Conif Kriiirhtirai to uk; 'i 'tl furnUU you with li(jil and fdao poirer; It iwtftisrx iot thr. Mtamin, our rii-; ure. in nxiHQH And in' ntn r hii1;k a hit of (iihu. Till: LK11IT& VA TEH CO. J.''. N K Y i: L I Hit iSSETT cv WALSH Engineers and Surveyors Olllce with ltriKK'-.niunt Land ( o , WAl'COMA HOTia lil.lXI Htirve.vu, rt:nK and KtiimtU'H. tlullrnftd Irripaliim mi I WiiI.t I'mvcr I'rnje is 'I own illt.-s.and I.hdcI Burveyo, Contour Maps. The Toggery Ls now showing the best line of fall samples for Men's Suits and Overcoats ever shown in Hood River. The Royal Tailors line which are absolutely all pure WOOL. Not a nam pie in t he lot that has a fibre 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 lloyal Tailors goes with each suit. Prices from $20 to $45 Whether you are re;uly to order or not we want you to come in find inspect these samples. km Wm m m 7e Tog'g'ery, RfPri R. H. Coshow ietor DR. CHARLES W. EDMUNDS Specialist Kye, Ear None snd Throat Office, N w llnihhiK block, Oul Htroct OIU(e Home phoue vi Hood Hlver, Oregon Oakdale Greenhouse Cut flowers and plants at Keir & Cass. Choice Bohcs Shrubs, Vines & Gladiolas. White Wyandotte Bugs for Setting from Mated Pens. $1.50 & f2.00. Fletcher & Fletcher.