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It is seldom that the best styles and moderate cost are combined but in LA VOGUE Coats a distinctly char
acteristic and individual style-note is struck at prices to please the possessor of a modest income as well as
those in more favored circumstances. It takes judgment and thought to effect such a combination as exclus
iveness and price inducement. That LA VOGUE makers possess both is evidenced by our superb showing of
LA VOGUE Coats for Fall 1908:1909. Whether of short, three-quarter or full length, all LA VOGUE coats fit
and hang perfectly. In the materials of which they are made, the trimmings used, the choice of color combin
ations, etc., LA VOGUE Coats demonstrate their supremacy over the ordinary "ready made" type of garment.
The noteworthy array of LA VOGUE styles ready for your view will be a gratifying surprise comprising
all the latest modifications of Directoire styles, as well as strictly tailored effects, in the newest shade and
color combinations.
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BRIEF LOCAL MATTERS.
The Dietz Studio for photos.
Beet line of Spray Nozzles at McDon
alds.
New styles of Gordon bats at Vogt
BroB.
Lime and cement in any quantity at
Whitehead b.
Phone or see
Peanbes for oanning.
A. Whitehead.
Fur men's suits see Vogt tiros, be
fore purchasing.
IVtaluma Incubators for Bale at
McKeynolds & Co.
Ktranahan & Clark meet all bona tide
quotations on cement.
Full line of Lowney'ti P.oubous and
Chocolates at Koss'.
Fine line of tobacco, cigars and con
fectionery at the runtime.
Don't roast ! er bay her an electric
iron of 1 1 io Light it Water Co.
Srhrain Fruit Jar, easy to seal, easy
lo open, for sale at McDonald's.
Land planter both kinds. Utah am'
Ore., at Whitehead's feed store.
Timothy, red and w hite clover, vetch
and alfalfa seed at Whitehead's.
GotoW. S. Cribble. Mt. Hood, for
the District No. 7(1 Shoe. tf
Ha.elwood Double Jersey ice cold
I'.uttermilk at C. 1'. Ross.
A line line ot confections and fresh
fruits at the lied Apple confectionery.
Ma k Leaf Tobacco Extract, sure
death to alibis, at Whitehead's.
The finest line of cigaisnud tobaccos
in the city at the lied Apple oonteo
tionery. Vogt Bros, have received their fall
and winter line? of clothing and
shoes. See them before purchasing.
Ail the latest new toods, pattern
hats uml beautiful oalriteb tiiv at 25
per cent oft at Mrs. N. O Hilling
Come and bring your friends to the
moving pictuie show at '.be opera
l.ouse. t'un and amusement toi all
Admission only 10 cents.
For It nt In the Davidson block,
two us line office rootvs as there are in
town. Inquire at room 4 or in the fruit
office. id"
Call at Soulo's Piano II once for
Edison phonographs and records.
'Vitb the exception or. one bouse in
Portland this is the largest stock in
Oregon.
Don't fail to see the Jloyal 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 yon want to buy or sell real eataie
go to Onthank & Otlen. Money to
loan on first mortgages. Abstracts and
legal papers carefully prepared. Nota
rial work of all kindH.
TEA
The way to buy tea is in
packages; somebody is
responsible for it.
Your groicr returm your money !( you don'l
like tkti!linu' Ucst: we ay him.
Our work guaranteed. DeiU Studio.
Finishing for amateurs at DeiU Stu
dio. Wheat and Timothy hav at White
bend's. For Flower and Alfalfa Seeds go to
McDonalds.
Alarm clocks, 81.25 to $20.00 at
Coolidge's.
Our Lijlit uiaktH duq uf S'tqltt.
The Light' Water Co.
Phone or see A. Whitehead for
peicbes for canning.
See W. S. Grihble for Duck Eries,
Fead overs. tf
Yucca Tree Protectors, kept in stock
at McKeynolds.
Ilex spray in any quantity at White
head's feed store.
Clover, Timothy and Alfalfa hay at
McKeynolds & Co.
Best clover pasture in the valley.
C. ii Masiker. Odell.
Stock foods of different kinds at
MeUeynolds it Co.
Wheat, alfalfa, clover, mixed clover
and timothy hay at Whitehead's.
Hare quantity of peaches for oan
ning. Phone or see Whitehead.
Don't fail to bear Capt. IJobson at
the Opera House Friday evening.
Ten teams wauted by Oregon Lum
ber Co. , Phone Oregon Lumber Co ,
at Dee, or Mr. Early's office in to.. j.
there are letters at the Glacier
ottice directed to U. I). J . J. F. and
S.
Don't "L'omt ller"liuy her an
Electric Iron.
The Light & Water Co.
Have ynr watches and clooks repair
ed at Coolidge's. Satisfaction guar
anteed. Are you all run down? Get run up
by taking Nicbol'a blood & Neive
touic ; prioe 50c.
Mt. Hood icecream served at the
Bed Apple confectionery. Nothing on
the market quite equal to this cream.
I handle excluisvely Upper Hood
River Valley lands. Cull upon mo at
Dee and 1 will show thorn to you.
W. II. Marshall.
Try a Royal Tailors Biiit 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. Nicbol's
Kbeutnatio Remedy, Kidney Remedy,
or Bladder tablets. A remedy fio
every ill, that will do the work at
buihII cost Manufactured by Ur.
Nicbol's Pharmacy. Hood River, Ore.
When you get burnt, seut quick tor
Ninbol's "Cool It". Price 50o. It
takes out the itre, lelioves the pain,
and preveuU a sear.
A complete line of watches at Cool
idge's Elgin, Waltham, Howard &
Hamilton and all standard makes car
ried in stock.
It you have a stiff neck or sore
joiuts, try Nicbrl's Liniment Once
tiiedynu will never 1o without it
afterwards. Price 50c.
Ms. N. O Billings announces a spe
cial millinery sale to take plaei at
once. Those won wish to take advan
tage of it should call on her.
J. C. Maolnnes, was a White Sal
mon visitor at the fair.
A. J. Epping went to Portland
Monday on a business visit.
Dou't fail to hear Capt. Hobson at
the Opera llousn Friday evening.
Hugh Esson lett for the Willamette
Valley Monday where he will visit rel
atiies
Mr. aud Mrs. Eggert were here
during the fail leturniug to Portland
Monday.
Francis Sealy, of Sealy & Mason
cf Portland, was an Interested visitor
at the fair.
Fred Page, of Portland, came -up
Saturday and was a fail visitor for a
few hours.
Kpeolal low price on pianos and or
gans and all musical goods during the
fair. S. II. Soule's House.
All raideuery goods a t M s. N. O.
Billings will go at a'disoount of 25 per
cent off at once, notbiug reserved.
Miss Nettie Buck arrived Tuesday
fiom Eastern Oregon for a visit with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Buck.
A 25 per cent discount on millinery
goods at Mrs. N. O. Billings fom now
on, on all the fal! and winter styles of
trimmed riats.
Jack Bugle;, agent for the Open
Riv?r Transportation Company at The
Dalles, whs a visitor here for several
days Ibis week.
Geo Cornwall, publisher of the
TiiiibeiniHu, ot Portland came at. trom
there S durday with tbe excursion
from th t ci'y to see tbe apple show.
Hugh McGuire of the PaoiSo Paper
company, of Portlaud, who came up
to Httend the fair called at the office
tf (he Glacier aud made a short visit.
Among the fair visitors from The
Dalles were Judge A. E. Lake, M.
Z Uouuell, R. H. Webber and J. M.
Patteisou, secretary of the Dalles
business men's association.
J. W. McCormack, edltoi of tbe
Woodland Echo, came over trotn that
place last week to take in the fair.
Mr. McCormack made a short call at
tbe Glaoier office.
Captain Richmond Pearson Hobson,
the hero of tbe Merrima", will ad
dress the people uf Hood River and
valley Fiiday evening at eight o'clook
at the opera house. All are cordially
invited to come aud bear this noted
speaker on tbe issues ot the day.
A. W. Stone of Buffalo, N Y., A.
A. Jayne and H. T. DeWitt beve or
ganized the Standard Orchard Com
pany which has been incorporated tor
110,000. The new oompany will en
gage in the business of buying aud
developing fruit laud and selling it.
W. F. Liraway will go to Astoria
this week to assist in instituting a
oonimandery in that city. Mr Lara
way is one of tbe officers of the Crsni
Commander y having been elected
Grand Sword Bearer at the recept
meetnigof that organization at Grants
Pass.
If you wish to save 850 to 875 wbon
you buy your piano, buy direct from
tbe factory dealer aud not finui agents
or canvassers. Several beautiful in
struments just received from Chicago
at Souie'a Piano House. Second band
pianos and organs taken in exchange.
Balance cash or time payments.
GET IN THE HABIT
OF TRADING AT
SUCCESSORS TO
BOOTH & CO
Tinware, a New Shipment
Bread Boxes in all sizes and colors.
Egg Turners, try one; they are a new
kind, 25c each.
Lightning Egg Beaters and
Cream Whippers. Best out,
Combination Cylinder Graters. m f
these answers the purpose of sev
eral of the old kind. Only 10c each
Biscuit and Doughnut Cutters
Bread Pans, Cake Pans, oiln-r things
too numerous to mention.
New Stock of STANDARD BAROMETERS, or Storm
Glass and Thermometers Combined. 25c each
Segal Flue Stops.
Polishing Mitts, Lamp Shades
Crumb Trays and Scrapers
Sponges 3c and up.
Key Hole Saws. Aluminum Drinking Cups
Beautiful Flowered Trays, 75c
Large Assortment Ladies' Hand Bags.
I'p-ttv tliiurs in M'.-il skin. 50c to
$3.00!
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Something New in . Victor Records AH the Time
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are receiving SIlipilH'IHW e n i" n;itv luu minunm .lit- iiiiimj ail
new popular songs and hit-. Co m- ti any time and hear them. V will
be pi a d to play them for you
W. L. Clark n turned
visit to Poitland.
Mr. and Mrs.
Tuesday from i
Albeit I'ozier, tbe well known news
papoi man, of Salem, was a fair vis
itor. J. P. Carroll, manager of the Mosier
fruit Growers assoontion, was a fair
visitor Fridiay,
Mrs. George Hlocuru wbh a Hood
Hiver visitor in the city la.-t week.
Dalles Optimist.
Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Runner, ot Vork,
Nebraska, arrived here last week and
expect to locate here.
Geo. Cbamberlaiu, of Mosier and
A. P. Batebam looked after tho Mosier
exhibit during tbe fair.
Dr.Day, a brother-in-law ot A. C.
Stateu, of Dayton, Wash., visited
with bim here last week.
B. S. Huntington and wife, ot The
Dalles, were the guests of Mr. aud
Mrs. 'i'rumau Butler Sunday.
Xhe ladies' aid society of tho Cong
regational church will meet on Friday
afternoon with Mrs. K. 10. Golf.
Phillip Bates, editor of the Pucitic
Northwest, was an iulerestei visitor
at tbe fruit fair Saturday.
S. A. Herring and Mrs. I Inning
took in tbe fair coming up Thursday
and returning to Portland 1'ridiy.
The Y. W. U. T. U. will meet at tho
United lirethern parsonage on Satur
day night, Oolober 21, at 7:30 o'clock.
Jos. Benuett, uf Spriugfiold, 111.,
visivted the fair. Mr. Bennett is here
with tbe intention of securing a loca
tion.
Ihe Ladles' Uuild ot St. Marks
church will meet with Mrs. U. D. Ctil
bertson next Friday aftaruoon at 2:.'!0
p. m.
The Travel Department will have
charge of the meeting of the Woman's
Club, Wednesday afternoon, Ootobcr
28.
Mrs. Adams, after Bpnndiug several
days here at tbe borne ot her daugh
ter, Mrs. J. E Nichols returned to
her home at Moro, Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglan Lock man re
turned Tuesday from Cortland where
they went to place Mr. Licckman's
mother in a sau'tarium
Mr. aud Mrs. Heury Cue, tbe form
er manager of Tbe Dalles Optimist,
came down from theie Friday and
took in the apple exhibit.
Tbe Woman's Alliance of tbe Uni
tarian church will bold their next
meeting at tbe home of Mrs. B. F.
Shoemaker, Friday afternoon.
Tom Richardson, accompanied by
two friends, could not stay in Port
land Satunrduy while thu apple' show
was on aud spent the day here.
Mr. aud Mrs. D. N. Hyerlee, of
St. Johns, came up from there and
spent Friday anil Saturday visiting
tbe fBir aud relatives
I hi ladies of the U. Ii. church will
have a Kensiugtoii at the home ot
Mrs. J. E. Harms, Thursday after
noon, October 22. All are invited.
Mrs. M. M. Hill of Hood River bus
been visiting her son, Uoy Hill of this
oity foi several days. She returned
home this morning on the boat. The
Dalles Chronicle.
An infant child belonging to Mi.
and Mrs. Jas. Hathnrne which died
Sunday Oot. 18th was buried Monday
lo ldlewilio cemetery iiiidur the direc
tion of 8. E. Bartmess.
E. N. Blythe. Northwest Editor ot
the Oregoniau,came up Irom Portland
Saturday to see the apple show and
be present at the baniiuet of thu Uni
versity club
Among the vititois here Saturday
were Win. McMurray, goneral passed
get agent of tbe O 1!. .V M., A. C.
Jaokson, advertising manau r of the
same company, aud Wm. Mittle iVells,
of Sunset Magazine.
Tho ministers of Hood River valley
ami city will meet Monday. October
i2(ithat 10:IW at Riverside Congrega-
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preseut.
W. 11. Marshall this wek sold twen
ty acres of fruit land taditngiiiR to
Hsns Hansen, near le, to W. A.
Jones, ot Buffalo, N. V. 'J'wenly-llte
men have Putin put to work on it and
will clear it up aud plant it lo treot
as soon as porsibie.
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Harbison. Mr.
and Mrs. O. R. Castur, Mis. A. F.
Krazier, Mrs. J. L Uershner and
Rev. and Mrs. Gilmorc are delegates
tu the state conference cf Congrega
tional churches at Portland thin week.
The OtMiart'g iL.onnl choir, asHis'ed
by Dr. Kdmnnds. Will Chundler,
Misses Jaokson and Williams, i (Ti
de ted a Hue cnnciit Sunday even i lit: .
1 1 c pai-liir Bait u choit iddress, tbe
M )d. rn Woodmeu tl wui-rioa being
preneut in uniform,.
Stephen B. (blninr, en' uncle of
C. R Hone, of Osb .ine, Matin, whs
eaiattained lieie fi t fexral days by
Mr. Bone an1 his wiialttit week. The
town of Otoins is named atfer Mr.
Oshr.rt:e wlnfoiiMlnd it. At '5 ti-srs
ot age be is hale aud hearty aud wus
Prof. Kent, of the Oregon Agricul
ture College, wag a fair visitor.
Keuchir ttervices will be held Sun
day morning unit evening at the Fir.-t
Chrintian Church, (i. E. Williams,
pastor. All invited.
Fxamiuations will le held for tbe
position of rurBl carrier by Wm.
Vatfii, postmaster, Saturday moruiug,
October 2ltb, at 9:l!0.
Tho oigur aud confectionery busi
ness formerly owned by Tompklus
Bros has been puicbased by Stiruiu
Bros. The new tlrm expects tu con
tinue the business along the same
lines that has heretolore characterized
it and innvito a share of tho Hood
Rivei trade.
Died of Poisoning
The funeral of ENio M. Wickmau,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Heury
Wickmau who died Wednesday morn
ing i t ptomaine poisoning, was held
Thursday afternoon ut 2:110 o'clock
from t e Christian church. Rev.
Francis L. Cnek conducted the sev-rices.
Interesting AYmiittn's Club Meeting.
At tne meeting of tho Woman's
club, October 14, roll call was ans
wered by tbo names of living autbois
and their work.
Some interesting papers were pre
sented. "Why should Our Club bo
Interested in Forestry," by Mrs. Rig
by. was followed by a disoussion.
"Among the New Books" by Mis. E.
L. Smith. Soug by Miss Ida Bryaut.
The educational department had
charge of the program.
Married at Los Angeles
The many friends at Hood River oi
Mr. C. K. Marshall and Mrs. Sarah
Jeuks will bo interehtoil in knowing
that they were married last Thursday
at Los Angeles Culiforniu. The cere
mony took place at the residence of
Mis. Marsliull's sister, Mrs. F. C.
llotcbkis, and wus performed by Rev.
Adams ot Emauual Prenbyteriau
c tin rob of that city. Only the imme
diate relutives of Mrs. Marshall were
present.'
Mr. aud Mis. Marshall arrived
borne Tuesday aud have gnuc to live
iu the residence which tho former re
cently puiohased and lemodelled. In
honor ot thuir marriage, a number ot
f i lends surprised them Wednesday
evening taking a basket lunch, and af
ter wishing thorn congratulations gave
them u bouse warming.
Married I'ndcr IMIliculiies
They wanted to get married, so they
sought the couuty clei k 'a of ilee yes
terday afternoon, n bnshtuf young
man and a shy, blushing maiden from
Portland.
Of course County Clerk Angle would
be happy to issue the papers but ai
neither wore trom Wasco county he
could not do so. Tim would be biiiie
and groom hung around tbe clerk's
ollleu for about an hour with teais in
thcirVyos as they pleaded with tho
obdurate and hard-hearted couuty
clerk lor the uecessury papers that
would be used iu making two fond
hearts happy.
Finally, they left fcr Stevenson,
Washington, whera th laws are (lit
f'orent from those in Oregon and they
are probably married by this time
Chronicle.
Notice.
To whom it may concern. I hereby
give notice that my wife, Jennie Eg
bert, has left my borne and board
and I will not te responsible foi any
debts contracted by her.
S. H. Egbert.
Patronizing Home
Industry
Kuilds up Your Community
Business.
The Hood River Banking
and 1 rust to.
is a home institution; owns
its own banking house find
property; its officers and
directors sire all local men.
Exceptional Facilities are offered
in nil branches of b;inkinr.
Sale deposit boxes free to
our depositors; you carry
your own ky Your bus
iness solicited and satis
faction guaranteed.
OFFICERS AND hlUKCTOIi.S:
C.G. PRATT, Pks. R. W. Pratt, Cashier
J. H. OSfORNE, Vice-President
.M.M.HILL C.H.STRANAHAN W.FIKE
TAITONERY SALE
50 cl. Values 35 d.
This is not a sale to clean up old
stock, but a stock of Stationery of
the best grades that was bought a t
an exceedingly low price. We offer
you the benefit. WATCH OUR WINDOW
Slocom's Book Store
The Place that Does the Framing
LOOK READ ACT
AVe are placing on the market this week twenty sightly lots in Coe's Ad
dition. These hits are tbe best building sites that are to be had in the
City of Hood liivcr, being within one block of the new High School build
ing, with sewerage connections, city water, and on well improved streets.
The prices are reasonable, ranging from $250 up. Don't wait but secure
some of these lots while you can. They are all good, but if you come early
you can get your choice.
Do it today-tomorrow may be too late
J. H. HEILBRONNER & CO.
The Reliable Dealers
Portland Offfce
CORBETT BUILDING
Hood River Office
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The Toggery
Is 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
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 ltoyal Tailors goes
with each suit. Prices from
$20 to $45
Whet tier you are ready to order or not we want you
to come in and inspect these samples.
S7?e Tog'g'ery, gsZ?
DR. CHARLES W. EDMUNDS
Specialist
Kye, Kur Nrwe nd Throat
Olltce, Nw Krostu block, Oak Htret't
Oflke Home phone t'i Hood Klver, Oregon
Oakdale Greenhouse
Kos s now ready (or fall planting.
Hyacinth, tulips, crocus, etc., on hand.
A few White Wandotte cockerels at tl
tola.
Fletcher & Fletcher,