The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, November 05, 1908, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextHOOD RIVER OLAQIBK THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6 I80tt. Sevea 3C DC 3? o 8 I in . Ibtiis is IB w r k Prosperity is assured for 4 years more No use to be caught witliout good, warm Clothes, when Cram has such an abundance of RELIABLE Winter Cloaks, buits, Men s and Boys' Overcoats, Shoes, Clothing, Underwear, Rubber Goods, in fact everything our customers need for the long winter months before us. j MfS WE 1F-TWATE 1T BRIEF LOCAL MATTERS. The Dietz Studio for photos. Rest line of Spray Nozzles at McDon alds. New sty It b of Oordou bats at Vogt Bros. Lime and cement in any quantity at 1, iiiicncau r. Peaches for canning. Plione or see A. Whitehead. For men's suits see Vogt Bros, be fore purchasing. lVtahinia Incubators for sale at McReynolds & Co. Stranahan & Clark meet all bona fide quotations on cement. Full line of Iownoy'g Konbons and Chocolates at Ross'. Fine line of tobacco, cigars and con fectionery at the Pastime. Don't roast her buy her an electric iron of the Light & Water Co. M'liram t ruii Jar, easy to S( to open, fur sale at McDonald's. easy Land plaster both kinds. Utah and Ore., at Whitehead's feed store. Timothy, red and white clover, vetch and alfalfa seed at Whitehead's. GotoW. 8. Gribble. Mt. Hood the District No. 76 Shoe. Hazelwood Double Jersey ice for tf cold lititterrailk nt C. 1'. Ross-. A fine line of confections and fredi fruits at the Red Apple confectionery. Mark Leaf Tobacco Extract, sure death to aphis, at Whitehead's. The finest line of oigars and tobaccos iu the city at the Red Apple conteo tionery. Vogt liroB. have received their full and winter lines of clothing and shoes. See them before purchasing. All the latest now goods, pattern hats and beautiful ostritch tips at '25 per cent eft at Mrs. N. U. Billings. Come and bring your trieuds to the moving piotuie show at the opera house. I'un and amusement toi all. Admission only 1U cente. For R.nt In the Davidson block, two as line office rooics as there are in town. Inquire at room 4 or in the fruit nllice. sl7 Cull at Soule's Piano House for Kdison phonographs and records. 'Vith tbe exception ot one house in Portland this is the largest stock iu Oregon. Don't fail to see the Itoyal 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. TEA You think one tea as good as another ? Why don't you buy at the lowest price you see in the window ? Your grocer returns your money II you don'l like Sxliillinn'i Best: we pay him. GET IN THE HABIT OF TRADING AT New G 100 New Designs and Tatterns of Chinaware in After Dinner Sets, Chocolate Sets, Salads, Cake Plates, Pie Plates, Sugar and Creamers, Vases, Trays, Bon Bon Boxes, Etc. These are all neat designs in Roses, Violets, Pansies, Field Lilies, Forget-me-nots, Marguerettes. Come in and look them over, it is worth your while. Trunks and Suit Cases Are you going on that trip you planned? Well, we've the very thing you need-a good Trunk and Suit Case. Trunks $4 to $20; Suit Cases from $2.75 in the matting to $16 in the best leather cases. Telescopes and Hand Bags all sizes and prices. Our work guaranteed. Dehz f-'.tudio Finishing for amateurs at Deitz Stu dio. Wheat and Timothy hav at White head s. For Flower and Alfalfa Seeds gu to McDonalds. Alarm clocks, $l.ir to &0 00 at Coolidge's. Clover, Timothy aim Alfalfi h ivat Mcttcynolds & Co. Phone or see A. reaches for canning. Whitehead for See W. S. Cribble f,,r Duck Fries, I-ead overs. tf Yucca Tree Protectors, kept in stock at McReynolds. Hex spray in any quantity at White head's feed store. Best clover nnetiin in rh rullou C. R Masiker, Odell. ' Stock foods of different kinds at McKeynolds & Co. Wheat, alfalfa. rliivpr. nnvpil plnvtir and timothy hay nt Whitehead's. Have quantity of peaches for can ning. Phone or see Whitehead. Tpll roflma wnnrpit lip llmunn I .urn. - ..j yjuu her Co., Phone Oregon Lumber Co. , at Dee, or Mr. Early's oltice iu towd. l'hern Hrn letr.prn nt. fhn Cluniur olllce directed to U. II. J.. J, K. and S. Have vur watches and clocks requir ed at Coolidge's. SJati-faetiou guar anteed. Are you ah run down? (iet run up by taking Nichol's Blood & Neive tonic ; price 50c Special low price on pianos and or gans and all musical goons during the fair. S. II. Soule's Douse Mt. Hood ice cream served at the Red Apple confectionary. Not'iiugou tho market quite equal to this cream. 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. Cet a trial bottle of Dr. Nichol's Rheumatic Remedy, Kidney l'enedy, or Bladder tablets. A remedy fio every ill, that will do the work a', small cost. Manufactured by Dr. Nichol's Pharmacy, Hood River, Ore. When you get burnt, sent quick for Nichol's "Cool It". Price 50c. It takes out the lire, relieves the pain, and prevents a scar. A complete line of watches at Cool idge's Flgiu, Walthain, Howard 4 Hamilton and all standard makes car ried iu stock. It you have a still neck or sore joiuts, try Nichol's Liniment. Once tried you will never do without it atterwaids. Price 50c. Ms. N. O. Hillings announces a spe cial millinery sale to take pluca at onee. Those who wish to take advan tage of it should call ou her. If you wish to save 550 to S75 when you buy your piano, buy direct from the factory dealer and notfioni agents or canvassers. Several beautiful in struments just received from Chicago at Soule's Piauo House. Second hand pianos and organs taken in exchange. Balance cash or time payments. oods Mrs. Jack Raud went to Portland Saturday for a v'sit. II. l' Davidson returned from a visit to the Rose city Saturday. 11. Coolidge, jeweler, baa mantel clucks of the best make, 0 to $72 each. K. B. Lyon, of tbe Urasselli Spray Mfg. Co. of Cleveland, was a visitor neie iriday. All kinds of sewing and dress making neatly done by Mrs. Geo. F. Reed, Paradise Farm. n2l Mrs. Marion MaoRae, of Portland, spent Sunday here looking over ber various interests. Ceo. W. Simons came up from Portland Saturday to spend Sunday at bis ranch here. C. A. Briggs. of the Brieae-Ament Laud Company was a business visitor iu Portland Saturday. C. (i. Roberts returned from Port land Saturday after a visit of several days iu tbe metropolis. When you are wanting somethiug up-to-date in the line of bracelets oall on F. 11. Coolidge, jeweler. Miss Margaret Nicklesen was a vis-ito- iu ibe Dalles Thursday, return ing home Friday morning. K. R. Manning bsa sold bis plaoe in the lower valley and will move to bis ranch in the upper valley. For a nice assortment of ladies' watches iu gold filled and solid gold, go to Coolidges' jewelry store. All mideuery goods a t M 8. N. O. Billings Mill go at a discount of 25 per cent oil' Ht once, nothing reserved. Mrs. Ruth Bigier, daughter of -Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Kigby, of Coutralia, Wiiili., is visiting ber parents in tbis city. ilert Moller aud D. W. Meyer of New Vork City are visLing K. R. Mol ler and P. A. Smith at Mr. Smith's ranch. Mrs. J. P. Carroll came up from Portland Saturday for a few days' visit with her son, Philip II., on their ranch. A 25 per cent discount on millinery goods at Mrs. N. O. Billings fom now ou, on all tbe fall and winter styles of trimmed hats. J. L Yousey, of Rochester, N. Y., sod J. H. Yates, ot Elmira, N. Y., were guests ot W. H. Marshall, who looked over the valley tbis week. If you want to buy or sell real estaie go to On thank & Otten. Money to loan on first mortgages. Abstracts and legal papers carefully prepared. Nota rial work of all kinds. R. II. Weber, horticultural commis sioner for tbe Third Oregon District, came down from The Dulles Friday foi the purpose of getting data and visiting the fruit growing aeotioos of tbe valley. Ibe Dalles baa oigaoizod a fast bas ket ball team tbis year and is anxious to try conclusions with tbe local live, aud a report trout theie is to tbe effect that a gam i will be arranged iu tbe near future between the two teams. Mrs. C. D. Hiuriohs was lakeu vio lently ill with ptomaine poisoning last week aud tor 24 hours her reoovery was a matter of viy furious couoern. While out of danger she is still suffering from tbe results of tbe at tack. SUCCESSORS TO BOOTH & CO. 9 J. L. Carter went to Portland Satur day for a short visit. Clay Brook went to Portland ou a business visit Tuesday. Jos. A. WIIbou went to Portland Tuesday for a few days' visit. Peter Mohr went to Portland Wed nesday on a abort business visit. A. J. Fppiog this week bought" a nouse anu tnree iota ircni v. u. ua briel. rue ladies' uuild 01 Mt. Mark's cburob will meet Friday with Mrs. Hadley at 2 o'clock. Mrs. Harriet L. Smith was taken to Salem Saturday and placed in tbe in stitution there for the insane. The Tuesday evening Social Club gave one ot their series of dances in Odd Fellows' Hall Tuesday night. R. II. Saltmnrsh, of Portland, was a guest at tbe borne of Mr. aud Mrs. V. C. Brook tor Beveial days this week. A large laud sale that took plane this week was one of 80 acres belonging to W. L. Nichols which is reported to have sold for 828,000. C. F. Gilbert went to Portland Tuesday to be present at the meetinu there of tbe agents throughout tbe state or tbeCadillao company. Will the lady who took an umbrella by mistake at the recent whist nartv given in Odd Fellows Hall returu tbe same to MrB. May L. Utlbeit. It isn't a new baby iu W. P. Smith's home that makes him so good natured bis wife is using F'olger's Uoldeu Gate Coffee her grooer grinds it. W. G. Eaton and daughter arrived here recently and will spend tbe win ter at Hood River. Mr. F.aton has rented the Sherman Frauk House. Floyd Arnold, sou of Mr. and Mrs. S. W Arnold went to Portland Mon day wheie he will attend tbe Benke- Walker Business College this winter. Miss Docking, rf Portland, a news paper writer of note was at Hood Riv er Sunday, and Monday securing ma terial for a write up about Hood Riv er. Tbe ladies, aid society of tbe Con gregational church will meet on Fri day afternoon iu the lecture room of tbe church. Bring thimble and scissors. At the Baptist church next Sunday morning tbe sermou will be one ap propriate to the obildreu. In the evening the pastor will exchange pui pits with Rev. W. C. Uilmore. J. P. O'Brien, general manager of tbe Harriman Lines iu Oregon ac companied y F. S. Stanley came to Hood River iu bis private oar Wed nesday on a tour of inspection. Miss Irene Goff, who came home to spend a tew days with her parents. Mr. and Mis. h. t:. Gofl, returned to Eugene Wednesday, where she is a student at the State University. August Gulgnard purchased eight acres of Frank (inrritz which adjoins his plaoe this week. Tbe land is set to young tiees and Is a valuable addi tion to tbe holdings which he'already owned. Tbe finishing touches are being put ou the Eliot block this week. The plate glass windows have been put in, tbe steam fitting and plumbing finish ed nnd tbe work on the sidewalk ha beeu coumenced. Mrs. Gay Youell who was called to ber old borne in Union county some three weeks ago to be at the bedside of her mother, Mrs. dames A. Wilson, whose death occured Octobers 2, re turned home Wednesday evening. D. E. Miller, who has beeu spend ing several months at Collins Spiings, came to Hood River last week and has been staying at tbe Mount Hood hotel. Mr. Ml lor has beeu takiug tbe baths at the springs for rheumatism and re ports that be is somewhat better. J. C. Aitkin, of Portland, who was a caudidate for state treasurer two years ago, came up from that city Saturday on a business visit beie Mr Aitkin is an old mend nt C. P. Koss baring lived in Huntiugton, Ore., tor several years with Mr. Ross. L. II. Smith ot Ames, lowa, broth er of 1). P. Smith, bought 13 acres of tbe Filsinger place this week 'or which be paid J12.tK.KJ, Four aoies of tbe pl'ce are in strawberries. It hs i 95 trees tbat are in bearing, 187 trees. ' one year old, 40 trees three years old . 65 one year old walnut tiees and the ! rest ii clover. When you deposit your money iu a banking institution you naturally select a depositoiy whose olllce is hate a clean record, and by years of bust uess experience have shown tbey are capable managers nt the business they represent You would also like them to appreciate your confidence in them to the extent of tiding you over financial stringency or to close a deal, where you are a trifle "short." The officer and directors of tbe Hood River Hanking &, Irust Co , invite tbe closest scrutiny Into their past and present methods of doing business. Seventeen years expeiience Iu tbo hanking and money loaning business has taught them tbe manner in which you wish to bo treated, and tbe long lesideuce in Hood River Valley ot the duectois of the Compauy has given them an acquaintance wUh values aud methods, wbich cannot bo acquired Dy tnaory alone. Hon t put ' your eggs all in one basket, is good ad vioe, aud when you deposit your ap ple money thin falljand winter care fully consider the above facts, and give the bauk mentioned a chance to become better acquainted .with you. You may be very glad some day that ycu did so. Tbey have shown their faith iu Hood River and its people by investing heavily. They are here to stay, and you will show tbat you also appreciate what they have done by giving them your busiuoss. Electric Light is A'in; of Nijht! It radiance Jill all with ddUjht; So ohanc to uh with aI yttur nn;M We'll turn your niqht into daifliiht! The Light & Water Co. Important to Apple Growers Now is tbe time to use lime nnd sulphur spray fot best results as a fungicide. If you use bluestoue nuw you will have to use lime and sulphur in the spring just tbe same, while if you use lime and sulphur well aud stiougjnow it kills th fungi aud puts the trees in the best possible oondi tion, aud may also save the necessity ot a spilng spraying. Spiay plant is now in operation and alt Hpple growers are invited to oall and see it. Leave orders at olllce, opposite O. R. & N. depot, with S trauaban & Clark. Hood River Spray Mgf. Co. Improvement Club on Hill At a meeting held last week, tbe Hood River Heights Improvement Club was oig'iniz.id. Ibe objet of the association is to make a vigorous cam paign to secuie public aud business improvements on tbe bill, the mem bership of the club is as follows: O. H. Baker, John G. Zolls, T. I). Tweedy, R. li. Chapman, J. I. Hol man, Geo. S. Miller, J. 1 Carues, W. T. Cbapmna, R. W. Crdway, J. D. Wall, . L. Carmiohael, S B. Siinou ton, Fred Larwood, J. K. Carson, Wm. Stewart, J. L. Blount, II. W. Chapman, J. K. Gill. Hallowe'en Pranks Were Xiiinerons Tbe usual Hallowe'en pranks were indulged in Saturday night, and many Hood River residents and busi ness meu awoke Sundiiy to find that portions ot their movable property had taken wings apparently, and had either disappeared entirely or been re moved to inaccessible places. Store wiudows were scraw ed with soap, a buggy in u very questionable condi tion of repair was percbed on tbe top ot the Hood River Comnicicial Club's exhibit lioitb, a barber pole hung sus pended from the cross arm of a tele phone pole, a door to ono of the banks was bairicaded with wood and many other piauks ot this nature were iu evidence In fact the same amount of ingenuity and muscle ap plied to some useful occupaton as was displayed by the ballowe'eu jokers would have accomplished many things tbat the city is in need of. Organized Sunday School Class 'Ihe Sunday school class of Rev. N. Evans met at the home of Miss Nellie Homer Friday evening and organized by electing officers, ibe president of the class is Miss M;iud Pattee, secre tary, Miss Ionia MoGrath aud tress urer, Albert Lathrop. After the class meeting a pleasant social time was bad and refreshments were served.. Hood River Fruit Land Too Low H. 11. Crofts, who recently arrived here from Grand Junction, Colo., has bought Fred Larwood 's lesldence and two lots on tbe bill. Mr. Crofts states that tbe value'of fruit land at Hood River is entirely too low and says he expects to see it double in a comparatively short time. Fiuit land at Grand Junction he saya ban sold for as high as f i.OOOuu acre and he thinks that land here is much more valuable. Mr. Crofts also says that he knows ot a number ot fruit raisers at Grand Junction who are going to sell out aud invest in Hood River property. Eugene's Big Advertising Fund Eugene surprised tbe people of this entire country last year by raising a great advertising fund and paying a salary of 5,0UO annually for an ex pert. Up to last Satuiday night tbere bad been subscribed for the coming year, glll.GCL, to which will he added $1400, the total being more than a dollar and a half tor every man, wo man and child in tbe city, aud tbis will be used in advertising tbe re sources and advantage of Eugene and Lane County. Eugene i deter mined to go ahead and doesn't mind a little thing like a national election. What other town of 10,000 people iu Oregon, Washington oi California can match tbis record? I I " Pictures! Pictures! Pictures! Our Fall lino of framed nnd unframed Pictures has arrived and now on exhibits. We are proud to my that this is the largest shipment of high grade pictures ever brought into the city. Pictures of every size and price. A large assort ment of subjects to select from. Drop in when down town and look them over only too glad to show and explain them thats what we are here for. They are the latest and best when you get them at Slocom's Book Store The Place that Does the Framing LOOK READ - ACT We are placing on tho market this week twenty sightly lots in Coe's Ad dition. These lotB are the best building sites that are to bo had In the City of Hood River, being within one block of the now 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 those lots while you can. They are all good, but if you come early you can got your choice. Do it today-tomorrow may be too late J. H. HEILBRONNER & CO. The Reliable Dealers Portland Offfce CORBETT BUILDING 3 Whether you are ready to ) ' r- 1 1 mmmmm WWW M f kJ If i to come in and inspect tliese samples. Ghe Tog'g'ery, Rppcr?esthrw DR. CHARLES W. EDMUNDS Specialist Eye, Kar None and Throat Office, New Bro-ilun block, ok Htiwt ce Home jn iuf 13 iKod iuv A- Hood River Office DAVIDSON BUILDING The Toggery Is now showing the best lino 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 Royal Tailors goes with each suit. Prices from $20 to $45 order or not we want you Oakdale Greenhouse T? .Mln fl iinu M .1.1.1 f I. f . . 1 1 - 1 i Hyacinth, tulips, crocuB, etc., cn hand. k. fw Whila Wmiiti.tta .nbl. t . t0 12. tl Fletcher & Fletcher, o n