The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, October 15, 1908, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextHOOD RIVER GLACIER, THUBSPAY, OCTOBER 15 1008. r-- i . MrrBarMWgsrn TTi turn -: TorTmi -Caret 1 nm maturm mm i DC 3C DC 3Q0 0 VISITORS TO OUR APPLE FAIR Please Make our Store ocac- , u zaeri t fcr Whether JMMP 0 BRIEF LOCAL MATTERS. The Dieti Studio for photos. Best line of Spray Nozzles at McDon alds. New styles of Gordou bats at Vogt tiros. Lime and cement in any quantity at Whitehead's. Peaches for canning. Phone or see A. Whitehead. rA r nieu's suits see Vogt Bros, be fore purchasing. IVlaluma Ineulmt' ra for sale at Mclievnolds & Co. Strannhan & Clark meet all bona fide quotations on cement. Full line of Lowney'a Bonbons and Chocolates at Koch'. Fine line of toba'd, cigars and con fectionery at the Pastime. Don't roast ner buy her an electric iron of the Light & Water Co. Seh rani Fruit Jar, easy to seal, fury o open, for sale at McDonald's. Lain I plaster loth kinds, Utah am' Ore., at Whitehead's feed store. 'limothy, red and white clover, vetch and alfalfa seed at Whitehead's. GotoW. 8. Gribblu. Mt. Hood, for the District No. 7(1 Shoe. tf Ilazelwood Double Jersey ice cold Buttermilk ut C. P. Ross.' A Que Bne ot confections and tied) fruits at the Red Apple confectionery. Bla k Leaf Tobacco Extract, sure death to aphis, at Whitehead's. l'he finest line of cigars and toLacccs in the city at the Red Apple conteo t ionery. Voat Bros, have received their fall Hud winter lines of clothing and shots. See them before purchasing. Come and briug your friends to the moving plotuie show at the opera house, h'un and amusement foi all. Admission only 1U cents. For R.nt fit the Davidson block, two us tine office rooms as there are in town. Inquire at room 4 or in the fruit office. si 7 Call at Soule'i Piano House for Edison phonographs aud records. 'Vith the exception of one bouse in Portland tbis Is the largest stock Id Oregon. Don'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 Bhown 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. TEA Moneyback means that the tea is good and well worth the money. Can't mean anything: else. Your trocar returns your money if T '! like Schilling's Bct; we pr dim. GET IN THE HABIT OF TRADING AT Crockery Glassware Stoneware Chinaware Woodenware Silverware . Tinware House Hardware Baskets Suit Cases Telescopes Lamps Foot Ball Goods at List Prices NEW VICTOR RECORDS A Big Shipment this week. Come and hear them. 1 ttv . iii aift t iWiwMaifaaWfcrii You Need to buy Goods or not OUR WHOLE PLANT IS AT YOUR We want you to feel perfectly at home Mothers and Children Welcome Our work guaranteed. Deltz Studio. Finishing for amateurs at Deitz Stu dio. Wood For Sale-Phone 3595. L. E. Taft. Wheat and Timothy hay at White head's. For Flower and Alfalfa Seeds go to McDonalds. Alarm clocks, 11.25 to 820.CO at Coolidge'a. Our Hihi make day of A'iglit. The Light &' Water Co. Phone or see A. Whitehead for penches for canning. See W. S. Gribble for Duck Fries, Fead overs. tf Yucca Tree Protectors, kept in stock at Mi1 Reynolds. Rex spray in any quantity at White head's feed store. Clover, Timothy and Alfalfa fiay at McKeyuolds & Co. Best closer pasture in the valley, C. R M.isiker, Odell. Stock foods of different kinds at McReynolds & Co. Wheat, alfalfa, clover, mixed clover and timothy hay at Whitehead's. Have quantity of peaches for can ning. Phoue or see Wbitebead. Ten teama wanted by Oregon Lum ber Co., Phono Oregon Lumber Co , at Dee, or Mr. Karl's ottice in town. there are letters at tbu Glacier ottice directed to U. 11, J., J. and S. Don't "Itoant Her" Buy her an Electric Iron. The Light & Water Co. Have yur watches and clocks repair ed at Coolidge's. Satisfaction guar anteed. Are you all run down? 1 Get run up by taking Nichol's lilood & Neive touio; prioe 50c. Mt. Hood ice creaoi served at the Red Apple confectionery. Nothing ou the market quite equal to tbis cream. I handle excluisvely Upper Hood River Valley lands. Call upon me at Dee aud I will show tbeiu to you. W. II. Marshall. 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. Get a trial bottle of Dr. Nichol's Rheumatic Remedy, Kidney Remedy, or Bladder tablets. A romedy fio every 111, that will do the work at small cost. Manufactured by Dr. Nichol's Pbarmaoy, Hood River, Ore. When you get burnt, sent quick for Nlohol's "Cool It". Price 50o. It takes out the lire, relieves the pain, and prevents a soar. A complete line of watobes at Cool ldge's Klgiu. Waltham, Howard & Hamilton and bII standard makes car ried in stock. If you hare a stiff neck or sore joints, try Nichol's Liniment Once tried you will never do without it afterwards. Price 50c. I'. A. Decker, rcpesenting tbe Ori son Journal, spent several days here lost week getting material foi a write up about Hood River. r AKK ! J UP DC Dr. and Mrs. B. E. Wrigbt were Portland vlstiota last week. R. P. Orr who was called to Port land last week returned borne Friday. Special low price on planoa and or gans and all musloal goods daring tbe fair. 8. II. Soule'a Uouse. Mrs. . Cowley, of tbis city spent last week at The Dalles visiting ber daughter Mrs. G. R.WUehart. All mllleoery goods a t M a. N. 0. Billings will go at aldisoount of 25 per oeat off at once, nothing reserved. Miss Grace Ladd, of Portland was a visitor at Hood River Friday re turning to tbe city Saturday. All the latest new goods, pattern bats and beautiful ostrltcb tips at 25 per cent oil at Mrs. N. O. Billings. II S Dauo spent tbe past week at The Dalle j where be bad tbe oontiact to lay a parquet floor in tbe fine res ideuoe of Mrs. Wm, Lord of that city. A 25 per cent discount on millinery goods at Mrs. N. O. Hillings fora now on, on all the fall and winter styles of trimmed bats. Dr. J. KJglngton returned from Wasco and the John Day country Fri day where bo owns property and where be was called in connection with it. Ms. N. O. Billings announces a spe cial millinery sale to take place at ouue. Those who wish to take advan tage of it should call on ber. Floyd Hpurllo. who recently came to Hoed River from Harriahurg Pa., has takeu a position as clerk in the store of Wood & Hoggins. Hood River was represented at the W. C. T. U. convention held Id Port laud last week by Mis. J. W. Rig by, Mrs Parkius and Mrs. Perigo J. Otteu aud E. L. Smith went to Portland Sunday to get information aud estimates in regaid to paving Oak street from First to Fifth. 3. M. Hunt will have a booth near the exhibit building during tbe fair where those who want oards or signs painted to place ovei tbeir displays can have tbe work done at short no tice. R. B. Loug bad a dczen fine Spitz enbergs on exhibition in the window of Esaon & Currin's drug store tbis week in advance of tbe fair. They were perfeot ior uniform, size and coloi. Jobn T. Ford, who has been iu the coufectionery business with hia son, Aura,' in Hood River, for several months, writes greetings to all of bis many Dallas trriends and reports enormus activity In the tall harvest of fruits iu that locality. Polk Coun ty Observer. Among tbe visitors who passed through tbis city ou tbeir way to 'Tbe Dalles fair last week was Prof. Withy comb of the Oregon Agricultural Col lie. Tbe professor announced to a ul ruber of friends at tbe depot that t t would be on band for tbe Hood tiiver Fair. Tbe excellent apple display which was made at I be Dalles fair and wbioh lock miuy prizes tor Hood River was Urgcly gotten together by Leslie Butler and C. D. Thompson seoretary of Hood River Fruit Fair association. Knowing that tbis was a busy time for Hood River's apple men tbey went nut among them and got tbe goods. SUCCESSORS TO BOOTH & CO. TdD Mrs. Bert Kent land tbis week. is visiting in Port- C. K, Marshall and son spent sever al days in Portland this week. Born To Mr. aud Mrs. Chus. Hull, October 7th, a boy, Keith English. Bom To Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bole, at Hood River, October 8th, a girl. Born To Mr. and Mrs. Hairy Con naway, Oototer lUtb, at Odell, a girl. Born-To Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ad ams, at Underwood, October, 8th, a boy. Born-To Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Vaughau at Hood River, October 8th, a girl, Virginia. Mrs. S. Blowers who baa been vis iting relatives in Portland has re turned home. . See tbe big line of suits, coats and raincoats at Morlan'a new store. Spe otal sale tbis week. Mrs. E. W. Jones, of Portland, earue up Wednesday to visit with ber sister, Mrs. 11. L. Dumble. Mrs. 11a Smith baa accepted a posi tion in Cram's htore attoravisit to Portland and Eastern Oregon. Dr. J. F. Walt bad as bis guest Inst week bis father, A. 8. Watt of Port land aud bis nleoe Miss Naylor. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Isenherg enter tained this week Miss Ruby Folsom and Mrs. Johnson, of Nebraska. Del Rand has accepted a position in Bragg &, Co. 'a store- where he is serv ing that firm and bia many friends. Mrs. W. Kelr, of Centralia, Wash., arrived here Tuesday evening to visit relatives and attend the fruit fair. Regular services Sunday morning end evening at tbe Christian ohuroh. Tbe publlo is cordially invited to at tend. Miss Frances Biagg is acceptably helping to attend to the rush of busi ness at the store of R. B. Bragg & Co., at present Special sale of Ladies' and Misses' suits, rainooete, etc at Morlan'a new store, Thursday, Friday and Saturday of this week. Judge Byrkett, of Bingen, was iu this oily Wednesday for a short stay on bis way to LosAngeles, whore he will spend tbe winter. Don't forget Morlan'a new store. We will have a big line of suits, coats, and rain coats on special sale Tburs day, Friday and Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Slusher re turned to Hood River Sunday from Dufur where tbey bad been spending some time visiting Mr. Slasher's rel atives. ' Mrs. J. K. McGregor came down from Mosier Tuesday for a short visit before leaving for Oakland, Calif., where she was called by the serious illness of her son. Herbert Booth King, representing tbe Portland Public Market and Cold Storage Co., spent sevearl days at Hood River tbis week in the Interest of that company. Miss Ella May Bird, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Hamlin Bird, will be married today at the home of her parents at Pioe Grove to Mr. William Leonard Hodges. Traveling Ticket Agent O'Neill cf tbe O R. & N. spent a good part of tbe week here lust week during the rush of business occasioned by Tbe Dalles Fair. We will hold a thrctt-days sain of Ladies' suits aud raincoats, com mencing Thursday, Ootof.er 15, Don't forget the place is Morlan's new store at the corner recently occupied by L H. Hugging. Canning peaches at Davidson Fruit Co., 2cts. per pound at the warehouse, or 2cts. delivered at your bouse. Order plenty, quick, before they are gone. Fifty pounds in a box. May never be so cheap again. The oontract for a sewer that will reacb residences on tbe lower end of Columbia aveuue has been let and work will be commenced on it as soon as the necessary arrangements can lm made for starting tbe work. Undertaker J, E. Nichols went to Cbenowith Saturday aud had the body of tluiib B. Lutk, which was buried tb -Te 14 years agn, exhumed It was brought to this city and sent to Silverton, Ore., where it was rein terred. Prof. C. I. Lewis, of the Oregon Agricultural College and Mr. Viu rent, alio or that institution, arrived Tuesday evening to be prcseut for the fair and take a drite over the valley. Mr. Lwi is inteieted in pome pol lination experiments which he is mak ng at Hood Kl-er and which were alerted a year ago. Accompanied r.y his wife Col Hart ley was taken to Hot Lake Monday nlgbt suffering witb a serious attrp of InBaroatory rheumatism. Mr. Hartley was in such a serious condi tion tbst be bad to be carried to tbe train and fears were entertained for his recovery. Word was received here Wednesday, however, that be is much better. Chas. Castner left for a trip in East ern Washington, Sunday night. He will he gone several weeks. Rev. W. C. Giluinre, pastor of the Riverside Congregational church an nounces special servioos ior the M. W. A. next Sunday evening. Thns. M. Goodrich, of the firm of Goodrich & Goodrich, who lire the architeota of tbe new residence of which G. D. Woodworth is erectiug here, was u visitior at Hood River Monday. The V. W. C. T. U. met ou the evening of October 10, at tbe borne of Mrs. G. P. Crowell. After a short business session, an interesting pro gram was rendered. B Born Oct. 9, 1908, at Hill View Ranch, Chico, Washington, to Mr. and Mrs. Guy McAfee, a daughter. Prior to her marriage, Mrp. McAfee was Miss Kva Nickiasou and she lived nt Hood River for a number of years and has many warm friends here. The management of the Cottage Hospital is making an effort to secure the publlo library for the hospital whioh was placed here several yeais ago through popular subscription. The matron in ?hargo ot the hospital finds it difllcult to supply patieuta with reading matter and believes tbe library would be a great holp In or der to got it, it will be necessary to get the signatutes of the subscribers to the library, releasing tbe books for that purpose. To do tbis a petition is now being circulated and those who are willing lo give the library to the hospital are asked to sign it or in form the hospital managers of tbeir willingness to do so. .Meeting of Comniejcinl Mull I be regular mooting of the Hood River commeiciul Club was held last Monday night. President A. A. Jayue presided ut tbe meeting and tbe business transacted was largely of a routine natura. Among the mat ters taken up was that ot taking steps to place and exhibit fruit at the Na tional Apple Show which opens at Spokane December 1st. Mr. C. D. Thompson, secretary cf tbe fair bbbo ciatiou who was present, presgented the matter to tbe club wbioh after considerable discussion was referred to a committee coneisitug of himself, G. R. Castner and J. A. Wilson with instructions to take the matter up with tbe oUloera of tjie county court. Corf Visits ilanna & Perigo A cow that was being driven through Oak street Wednesday morn ing by young Hartley suddenly took a notion to visit tbe grocery store of Hantia and Perigo & made a dash tor tbe door. Bulling through It she fell just as sho got inside and made things lively (or a few minutes until she could be held down. To remove tbo animal it was necessary to secure rope and haul her out of the store. No particular damage was done and it is thought that tbe animal was at ti acted by the tine fresh cabbage which she saw displayed in be win dow. This is ouly nuother demon stration of the fact thut It pays to advertise. Inhibitors Busy Placing Display A good many exhibitrs were busy yesterday getting their exhibits in place. One of them was A. P. Bate ham of Mosier who was placing a line d'splay of Spitzeu bergs. Skamania county will have a display at the fair for t he first time. Hit is in charge of Roswelt Shelley aud tor variety it will Le liaid to beut. It consists of fruit, vegetables, grains and cereals and in tact about everything that can be grown in the temperate zone. The llrst exhibit to be pluoed was one made by A. C. Buok consisting of a most remaikablo growth of onions. Tbe fair managers and oarpeuteis put tbe finishing touches on tbe in terior ot tbe pavilion yesterday after noon. A large platform has been erected iu the west end of the pavil ion and it is also provided with sevei al large aro lights. Red aud yetlow, the fair colors, are everywhere iu ev idence and the decorating is iu the competent hands of J. S. Booth. The arrangement of tbe tables aud racks permit ot a much liner display than bus ever been made by tbe fair asso ciation before and when tilled tbe pa vilion will present beautiful sight. Don't fume rind fret and tint, Cow lruij)htwuji to utt; We'll furnixh ioii with lijht and dno power; It iiiuttcru not the neanon, our prieen are in reaxon Awl ire. never uutke. a liit of I'iihh. Till'. LIU UT A W A TEIt CO. NEWELL, (JOSSETT & WALSH Engineers and Surveyors Oll!re with HriH. Aini-nt Land Co, WAL'COMA IIOTKI. UI.DU Biirve', rlmiK and lliiiatpn, railroad dri Iron an l Water I'owr 1'rojei U 'Jown latainue j-auu survcj i, Lou tour Slaps. STODK STATIONERY SALE 50 d. Values 35 ct. This is not a sale to clean up old stock, but a stock of Stationery of the best grades that was bought u t an exceedingly low price. We offer you the benefit. WATCH OUR WINDOW Slocom's The Place that LOOK READ ACT We are placing on the market this week twenty sightly lots In Coe'a Ad dition. These lots are the best building sites that are to be bad in the City of Hood River, being w ithin one block of the new High School Build ing, with sewerage connections, city water, and on well improved atreots. The prices are reasonable, ranging from 250 up. Don't wait but secure some of these lotB while you can. They are all good, but if you come early you can get yonr choica. Do it today-tomorrow may be too late J. li. HEILBRONNER & CO. The Reliable Dealers Portland Offfce Hood River Office CORBETT BUILDING Whether you are ready to Pimai 8'MHa'l W to come in and inspect these samples. Sfie Tog'g'ery, DR. CHARLES W. EDMUNDS Specialist Kye, Kur Ncwc and Throat Office, Sew llroalus block, . ink Hired Ofli:e Horns phone t:t Hood Klver, QreKOU SERVICE. 0 DC Book Store Does the Framing DAVIDSON BUILDING The Toggery Is now showing the best line of fall samples for Men's Suits and Overcoats ever shown in Hood Kiver. The Royal Tailors line which are absolutely all pure WOOL. Not a sample in the 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 IJoyal Tailors goes with each suit. Trices from $20 to $45 order or not we want you R. H. Coshow rietor Oakdale Greenhouso Koaus now ready for fall planting. Hyacinth, tulips, crocus, etc., tn band. A few White Wandotte cockerela at SI to $2. Fletcher & Fletchert