The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, November 19, 1908, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Textkb0t BIVEB OLiOlfift, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER id I90&. deVeil 0 CRAM'S &TQRE IABLE o zzr-TTTT- - - - - - -a .. 0 k mm Via Ms A fact which we think is worth considering when preparing for Thanksgiving festivities If it is a SUIT OF CLOTHES or an OVERCOAT, you know what we show you is the LATEST and BEST to be had IN AMERICA. We DON'T WAIT for the styles to reach us, WE REACH FOR THE NEW STYLES as soon as they appear on BROAD WAY, NEW YORK and we select the most popular patterns in every line. Our Table Linens ARE ALL MARKED AT SPECIAL PRICES for the next ten days and we will be glad to furnish you with any item for Thanksgiving at 20 per cent less than Portland depart ment stores offer the same class of goods. See Displays. Note our prices. n 1 "" - Vs0t!Sz ' THE UP-TO-DATE STORE - .,-.,1 , . .i. . - 1. 1,,, i. BRIEF LOCAL MATTERS. The Diets Studio for photos. Best line of Spray Nozzles at McDonalds. New styles of Gordon Bros. bats at Vogt Lime and cement in any quantity at Whitehead's. Peaches for canning. Phone or see A. Whitehead. Fur men's suits see Vogt Bros, be fore purchasing. I'etaluma Incubators for sale at McKeynolds & Co. Stranaban & Clark meet all bona fide quotations on cement. Vull lino of Ixiwney's Bonbons and Chocolates at Bops'. 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. Schrain Fruit Jar, easy to seal, easy to open, for sale at McDonald's. Land plaster both kinds, I'tah am' Ore., at Whitehead's feed store. Timothy, red and while clover, vetch and alfalfa seed at Whitehead's. Our work guaranteed. Deitz Studio. Finishing for amateurs at Deitz Stu dio. Wheat and Timothv bay at White head's. Alarm clocks, ?1.25 to $'20.l)O at Coolidge's. Clover, Timothy ana Alfalfa hay at McKeynolds & Co. Phone or see A. Whitehead for penchea for canning. See W. S. Gribble for Duck Fries, lead overs. tf Yucca Tree Protectors, kept in stock at McKeynolds. Rex spray in any quantity Ht White head's feed store. Best clover pasture in the valley, C. K. Masiker, Odell. Stock foods of different kinds at McKeynolds S: Co. Wheat, alfalfa, clover, mixed clover and timothy hay at Whitehead's. Have quantity of peaches for oau niu?. Phone or see Whitehead. Ten teams wanted by Oteguu Lum ber Co., Phone Oregon Lumber Co., at Dee, or Mr. Early's ollice In tcwii. There are letters at the Ulaoier Office directed to U. 11. J., J. b and S. "The Merchant of Venice" Wednesday, November 25 AT HOOD RIVER OPERA HOUSE Given by the High School Students. Cast of charac ters Printed Elsewhere in this Issue. Think About Your Future Home In a few months it will be impossible to find a choice lot in the city at reasonable prices. Over si vty resiliences have been built this year and there isn't a vacant house in the town. We predict 201) new residences next year. WHY? Because we must have them in order to limine the people who are coming here. Don't come around later and say you are sorry jou didn't buy when you could get what yon wanted, but ACT TODAY. Secure one of the lots in Riverview ParK Addition where the best houses in town are being built. We will sub-divide the "Raspberry patch" this week which faces Cascade Avenue. These a e all sightly building spots Rnd can be bought on reasonable ttrms. Act Todaytomorrow may be too late! J. H. Heilbronner & Co. The Reliable Dealers Hood River 1 Portland GotoW. S. Gribble. Mt. Hnnri. for the District No. 76 Shoe. tf Hazel w ood Double Jersey ice cold Buttermilk at C. P. Ross.' A fine line of confections and fresh fruits at the Red Apple confectionery. Black Leaf Tobacco Extract, sure death to aphis, at Whitehead's. Ihe finest line of oisaraand tohacoos in the city at the Ked Apple cooteo-tlonery. Special low prioe on pianos and or gans and all musloal goods during the fair. H. H. Soule's House. Mt. Hood ice cream served at the Red Apple confeotiouery. Nothina on the 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 uave your measure taken at The Tog gery. Wheu you get burnt, seut quick for Nichoi's "Uool It". Prioe 50o. It takes out the lire, telieves the nain. and prevents a soar. A complete line of watches at Cool idge's Elgin, Waltham, Howard & Hamilton and all standard makes car ried In stock. If you have a stiff neck or sore joints, try Nichoi's Liniment. Once tried you will never do without it afterwards. Price 50o. Ms. N. O. Billings announces spe cial millinery sale to take place Ht once. Those who wish to take advan tage of it should call on her. Come and bring your friends to the moving piotuie show at the opera house. Kun and amusement foi all. Admission only 10 cents. R H. Coolidue, jeweler, has mantel ducks of the best make, ii to $12 naoh For Ii nt In the Davidson block, two as fine office rooii:s as there are in town. Inquire at room 4 or in the fruit omee. sl7 Cull at Soule's Piano House for Fdison phonographs and reoords. 'Vith the exoeption of one house in Portland this is the largest stock in Oregon. IVn't fail to see the Hoyal 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. Get a trial bottle of Or. Nlohol's Rheumatic Remedy, Kidney Kenedy, nr Hluririor tnhlHts A rtm.rlif ft rt every 111, that will do the work at email cose. luauuiaoiurea Dy Lr. Nichoi's Pharmacy, Hood River, Ore. IF vnil Uriah tn bava K.rin tn l!7fi nihan you buy your piano, buy direct from the factory dealer and not fiom (agent or canvassers. Several beautiful in struments just reoeived from Chicago at Soule's Piano House. Second band pianos and organs taken in exchange. I .. i l. . . ; . tiHiHuue uhbu ur lime payments. TEA New York is too far from Japan; San Fran cisco is nearer. Your irorer return! your mootr If Ton 4n't Uki Schillint'l Beat: we par hi in n k Dove GET IN THE HABIT OF TRADING AT SUCCESSORS TO BOOTH & CO. Holiday Post Boys' Books A Lot of People Cards Good interesting rend- Evidently appreciate the n displny this week, hip by Optic find Hen- discount on our We have one number ty. These books are which has a funny fjU(1 companions on MO vJOOUS verse. :t is " daI1,v Ion- cold evenings. Ov r half of the Stock LinCtl BookS ' ' " was sold last week. For Children Birth Day Presents " l lav and Mix h e!, 3 WllV Not 'Ding Dong lt.1l" Hanetinus haid VV Hjr iMH "Fioli smiie I'ets' tfiad 'haveiiiany See about a new Sewing 'Jollv lh.inos."' ' D- things which make Machine when you are inetie .Anii.Tals" and ni.rgifts. Chinawaie, in town this week. We XZtZ 1 Will It A iii-w assuiunrut it n)in)s aII(J a i,)t nf is guaranteed to give Crepe Paper m,w ,uys satisfaction. All (I f g1 oil isilor on d pi In ' J. M. Reid made n business trip Portland Friday. U. L. Rogers returned Tuesday from a trip to Portlaud. J. A. Epping and wire returned Friday from a visit to Portlaud. Have yur watches and clocks repair ed at Coolidge's. Satisfaction guaranteed. Mrs. D. J. Cotton leftltor Kelso. Wash., the first of the week to visit relatives and fiienda. Newton Clarke returned to Portland Friday after a visit to bis son. W. L. Clarke, and family. ArA vnil nl! rnn rinwnV (1a run tin by taking Nichoi's Ulood & .Veive tonic; prioe rOo. Wheu you are wanting nouiethiug up-to-date in the line of bracelets nail on F. H. Coolidge, jeweler. John Jacobson, of the Jacobsou Bade Co., was in Hood River Fridxv looking utter his sewer oontract. All mlllenery goods a t M s. N. O. Billings will go at a discount of 25 per cent off at onoe, nothing reserved. For a nice assortment of ladies' watobes in gold filled and solid gold, go to Coolidges' jewelry store. Hugh Esson, R. E. Esson and C. C. Currin spent the latter part of the week on a hunting trip iieai Dufur. Vogt Bros, have received their tall and winter lines of clothing and shoes. See them before purchasing. All the latest new goods, oatteru bats and beautiful ostritcb tips at 25 per oent ott at Airs. N. O. Billings. If you want to buy or sell real estaie go to Onthank & Otten. Money to loan on flrBt mortgages. Abstracts and legal papers carefully prepared. Nota rial work of all kinds. A 25 per oent discount on millinery goods at Mrs. N. O. Hillings fom now on, on all the fall and winter styles of trimmed bats. Mrs. Bert Htrauahmi and Mrs. Jag. Utranaban returned Monday from Ku- fus, where they visited relatives for a week. D. R. Cooper, of Mt. Hood, went to The Dalles Monday to look for a horse to replace one which he lost a short time ago. D. R. Norton came up from Port land Friday, letnrning Monday with Mis. Norton and the baby who have been visiting her patents for a week. IH J. Lister, of Piineville, and Joe Ister, of Paulina, Ore , visited their brother in-law, P. 11. Martin, and family over Sunday, returning home Monday. Mrs. Caldwell returned Sunday from the East, where she spent sever al weeks visiting friends Mr. Cald well returned from Portland a couple of weeks ago. Dr. M. A. Jones came up from Poitland Saturday and concluded the sale of his dentist office to Drs. Ar nold and Rupp. Dr. Jones Is now lo cated in the same business at Port land. If you have a laugh in you then go to see "Bunco in Arizona" which oomes to the opera bouse on Friday, Nov 20. This play will be seen here bot this onoe during the next two years, so take advantage of this rare opportunity, and see one of the best and most successful pl;s of the day. it is one of the neattet, purest, and most moral plays ou tbe American stage and contains many novel and startling soenio effects and some clev er specialties. Miss Mae St. Clsir is appearing in tbe title role. Omar Day returned last week from the Pbillippioes, where be was sent from San Francisco with tbe United States navy. Upon bis arrival at the Islands he was taken seriousy ill, so that bis life was despaired of, so imd to return and give up his commission. Saturday evening a number ot young people gathered at his home and sur prised bim. The evening wos very pleasantly spent, Mr. Day relating many experiences of his tiipand ex hibited curios which he' picked up. Refreshments and a tufty pull con cluded the affair. We are conducting a conservative, legitimate, commercial banking busi ness, and know that we can meet tbe requirements of the most discrimi nating patrons. We seek earnestly to serve our customers in every wsy con sistent with good fcsttkiug principles. If you wish to divide your account, or are seeking new ntriiiations you are respectfully uiged to correspond with this bank. We own our Bunking property, and have the rJneat in the county. We treat tbe smull depositor with tbe same courtesy as the larger ones, and shall be pleased to have you null on us ut any aud all times. Hood River Banking and Trust Co, (Incorporated oodei the laws of the state ot Oiegou, aud sutject to exami nation by the stale bank examiner.) FISE IMBRKI.LA LOST On road to Tucker's bridge Monday last . Finder please return to Ulaoier 11. T. DoWitt returned Saturdav from a trip to Portland. Clay liruck weut to The Dalles Mon day on business for the automobile company. Miss l'.ulii MnCully returned iuos- dny from a visit to fiiends at Port land. The ladies ot St. Marks (Juild will meet with Mrs. R. W. Pratt Fiiday afternoon at 2:30 p. m. F. A. Dunsmore, agent fcr tbe Ore gon Fire Relief Association, wsm in tne city Monday. Ihe V. W. O. T. U. will meet at the home ot Mrs. O. li. Hartley uext Sat- uiday night at 7:30 o'clock. Mrs. J. A. SimouHou weut to The Dalles Monday to visit her mother. returning home Tuesday alteruooo. J. R. Nunamaker is up from Hood River ' this week looking ufter his Morrow county iuteiests. Heppuer limes. W. II. In ft, who has been bookeopor for J. 11. (will during the summer, le turned Tuesday from Toniali, Vt is., where he spent it couple of mouths at bis old home. Mr. and Mis. J. J. Ilaywaid, of Ehtou Rapids, Mich., arrived lues day on a visit to their daughter, Mrs. J. L. Simpson and family. This is their first trip to the coast, and it pleased with the country may con clude to make their home here. Marshall Cftnger picked up Jobu J. Kclley Thursday, who had deserted from the Vancouver barracks, and returned him to that place. The man expect.-d to meet two more deserters here aud go oust with them, aud a sharp lookout was kept for thorn, but they did not show up. Oscar Vaudeibilt and wife lelt for Portland Saturday, wheie Mr. Van durbilt fitted up u show window in one the big stores with a display of ltd boxes of apples. Care was taken to pick out the finest of the product of bis orchards, and tho display will ld to the already unexcelled reputa tion of Ueulah Laud. For Sale A second hand jail, in good lepair. Warranted to hold two or three prisoners safely if no tools, knives or mutoues are lett ou their persons or iu the room. Keoently used as a dog pound, but can be ren ovated at smull expense. Could be used as a wood shed or smull fruit house. Reasons for selling, must bo moved out of tbe street, where pres ently located. Will be sold cheap. Apply to Marshal Oanger. Alex Reid was in trom Uieen Point Saturday aud said that the louelnu camp would shut down Friday of this weoK, Due tnal Uiey lii.il enough logs in the pond to run tbe mill the rest ot the mouth. Mr. Ueid will leave tor Cameron, Wis., and remain with his family until n bout the lirst of Febru ary, when he will return with them to make thnir home here. Tbe mill will have cut about 25,(HJ0,(HK) feet of lumber by the end of the mouth. You wouldn't wear an old dress on a visit to vour friends; then, Why write to them on poor stationery? You are particular as to the style and cut of your clothes; then, Why not be particular as to style and cut of your stationery? It represents you. We have just received a large shipment of new styles and shapes in sta tionery and can satisfy the most particular. We claim to be the lead ers in this line. You know it is right when you get it at SLOCOM'S I lave you read The Firing Line, The Trail of the Lonesome Pine, Peter, The Enchanted Hat, The Fly on the Wheel, Vay enne, Granton & Co., Judeth of the Cumber land, Little Brother of the Rich, The Binding of the Strong, The Lure of the Mask, The Little Shepard of the Hills, The Wooing of Calvin Parks, A Million a Minute, The Bishop's Emerals, Lewis Rand, Strongheart, The Imortal Moment, Mr. Crewe's Career? They are all live ones and would make dandy Xmas Gifts. PICTURES We want to call your attention to our Picture Depart ment. Pictures for every wall. Pictures for every nook and corner. When down town, call at the store and look over our Framed und Unframed Pictures. They are bound to please you. If there is any that you would like laid awny for Xmas time, we will gladly do so. Slocom's Book Store The Place that Does the Framing K T. Folts returned Saturday trom a trip to Portland. Elmer Raud came up from Portland Sunday to visit relatives and old friends. W. F. Laiaway Is finishing the en graving ot the fruit fair medals, and they will all be ready tc turn over to the owners in a few days. The Hood River Spray Manufactur ing Co., are now running full force, and shipped their first car of spiay Thursday. lteot to Rugene. A oar was also shipped out Friday to Portland. II. H. Bailey was In Portland Fri day on business. R. II. Albee was up from Portland the latter part of the week. Just reoeived large shipment ot Heinz pickles in all varieties. Wood & Hugglns. O. R. Ball, manager of the Ameri can Type Foundry Co., came np from Portland Friday and went over to hla ranob near Husum to spend Sunday. Frank Button aud Will Rand re turned last week from a goose hunt at Arlington, and although tbe geese were Hying high, returned with tea good specimens. Watches and Jewelry Possess more real merit and value at this store than is ordinarily displayed. J Every article is backed by my guarantee which insures satisfaction. I GOODS CHEERFULLY RESERVED NOW FOR XMAS ARTHUR CLARKE OPjORIVER'S LEADING JEWELER ,N THC BROS1U5 BLOCK omoe and receive reward.