HOOD RIVEK QLAC1EB THPKBPAY KOVEMMlft 26, 1908.
tfjonii Eturr (6iamr
lulled Kvery Thunday by
ARTHUR D. MOE. PuMUhcr.
lb owners of tbe Dtllai water
woiki ire seriously cootenipUting In
vtalliog wetera to prevent niiauae and
wahte of water.
Prosperity ii oerUlnly returning.
A diapatoh bring! the cbeerful Infor
mation tbat Mr. John D. Rockefeller
it liaviug bin barn painted.
A Philadelphia motorman baa tuber
ited $150,010, Lutlrefuaet to give up
bii job. The pleasure of occasionally
putting au autonicibile on the junk
beap ii worth more than mere filthy
lucre.
lu a apeeoh at Seattle Jamet J. Iilli
sal I tbat after tbe completion of the
Chicago, Milwaukee A St. Paul road
tbere would not be room for another
railroad north of tbe PUtte river, lie
aid more branches would be built
but no more tranacoutinutal line
would be needed.
Pendleton la to have new depot,
wblcb will be built by tbe O R, & N.
Co. at a coat of 124,000. Although tbe
largeat oity on tbe road eaat of Port
land, tbe depot la an old ramtbaokle
affair, and the propoaed improvement
will be appreciated by tbe citizena of
tbat city aa well as the traveling pub-
lo.
At advertisers of Hood River sprle
in tbe east, Steinhardt A Kelly mua
undoubtedly be awarded tbe palm,
Tbey have heralded their fame ly
word of mouth, by letter and through
tbe press as never before Of couise
tber have not been entirely unselfish
in the matter wblcb is natuial, but
ueveitbeleaa tbe result taa been tbe
same sa if tbey bad. Columns hare
appeared in tbe 'ew Voik pieaa about
the famous fruit of our valley that
oou Id not have been secured for any
amount of money and other big rant
em cities bave naturally bad to sit up
nd take notice. Not satisfied with
exploiting them in New York the great
Metropolis of the Atlantic coast tbey
were Instrumental in placing tbe Mist
exhibit of our fruit of wbiob we bave
knowledge in Piladelphia. The bene
fits of their advertising campaign of
Hood River's pioduots will be many,
but it also leads to the Inevitable con
clusion tbat this enterprising firm of
apple buyers must be highly pleased
wltb their baigain and tbat it must
have proved a profitable one, so hon
ors are eveu.
The national apple show at Spokane
to be held December T to VI will be
largely an Inland Empire show. Tbe
bulk of tbe prizes can only te com
peted for by growers In that section
of tbe country, and there will prob
ably be but few exhibits from Hood
River. About tbe only prizes worth
competing for that Hood River will
bo eligible to enter, is the oarload
prize and a few two-box and small
displays. Many of the prizes are for
apples of the commoner varieties
whloh we do not try to raise, muoh
less try to advertise as samples of
Hood River produot, aud we are lim
ited to small displays of four or five
varieties. On aooount of the applet
all being sold here, there la small
obauoe of putting up a oarload dis
play, as the buyers of tbe apples do
not oare to have them delayed at Spo
kane In transit until tbe middle of
December, itb the risk of freezlug
COFFEE
There is a time for good
tea, and a time for good
coffee; there is no time for
poor eithr.
Yaifi fiocir rturn rur U ran eoa't
Ukt ScallliM'i B.tt: pay lira
or other damage. The ibow Is pro
jeoted and money raised by Inland
Empire booster, who have a peifect
right to make It largely au exploita
tion of tbe products ct tbat country
bat under tbe circumstances tbere is
not muob probability of Hood River
being in tbe contest to any great ex
tent Tbere Is no doubt tbe sbow
will be a One one, and one well wortb
going a long ways to see, and will be
a success from financial and adver
tising standpoint.
Will flake Exhibit In St. Paul.
11. W. Dirkerson, of St. Paul, who
recently boueht 40 acres of the Van
Horn claae. has purchased a car of
mixed varieties of amies of tbe Hood
Hirer Apple Uroweia Union, wbicb be
will bave BblDDed to toe big Minne
sota oltv. It is tbe Intention of Mr.
Dickerson to dispose of tbem there a
she believes tbere Is a line sale lor ap
ples of tbe Hood River quality in tbat
oity. It Is -also ur. DicKenoo a in
te-tion to make an exhibit of a num
ber of boxea of apples from tbe ship
meat in a law store window. He ex
peots to return lo St. Paul this wtefe
W. H Thomas
W. II. Thomas, an aged, well known
and respected resident of the Helmont
district died very suddenly hn unay
morning of heart failure. Mr. Thom
as was 71 years of age and bad been a
resident of Hood River valley for
some time. He was an old soldier and
is survived by bis wife and seven
children. Three of bis children are
residents of Sherman county and tbe
otber lour reside at Hood River.
The funeral took place Thursday
morning at 10 o'olock from tbe valley
Christian cburcb. Rev. McCoimic
officiating. Interment was n Idle-
wtlde Cemetery under the direction
of J. E. Nichols and under the aua
pices of tbe U. A. R.
Lenz-Illount
The Catholic churcb was the sceno
of a beautiful wodding yesterday
morning when Miss Elizabeth Uertha
Lenz was nni'ed in wantage to 'Mr.
Telloford W. lilount, by Father Job
manu. The church was decorated with
flowers Hud greens tind made a pretty
back ground far the bride wbo wore a
handsome gowu of wnite sueiseene
silk made direotoire and trimmed
with meobliu luce. She wore a liberty
satin Bash wltb bows at tbe end. Her
tulle veil was fastened tu her hair
with a wreath of wbite flowers. She
carried a shower bouquet of white car
nations.
Her maid of honor. Miss Llizabetb
Mohr, wore a striking princess gown
of white Mohair trimmed with pink
liberty silk rucbings and she wore
pink rosettes in her bair aud carried
a beautiful buuob of plnkloai nations.
Tbe best man was tbe bride's broth
er, Joe Lenz.
Preoesding and dining the cere
mony, Mrs. C. U, Hlnriolia played t tie
weddiig music, which ended in Men
delssobu's Triumphant Wedding
March.
Immediately following the cere
mony, tbe bridal party and immedi
ate relatives onlr went to the groom's
borne for the wedding breakfast. Ibe
house was bwutlfully deooiated lor
tbe happy occasion.
Today Mrs. Anna Lenz, mother of
tbe bride, will give a banquet at ber
country home at Odell aud cover will
be laid for over fifty. This evening
tbere will be a reoeptiou at tbe bride's
bmoe for tbe many friends of tbe bap
py couple to meet.
Mr. and Mrs. lilount will reside
with tbe groom's parents and will he
at home after January the first.
Turkeys Scarce and High
Turkeys this year in Hood River
were at a premium and tho ruling
prices were from 30 to 35 cents with
the demand far greater than the sup
ply. In Portland the supply was so
small that tbe Oregonlan saya someone
in Portland may have to go without
turkey this Thanksgiving. I lie sup
ply, as was feared, proved small for
the growing trade of the city, so pur
chasers would do well to get out early
this morning and do their buying, it
they bare not already done so.
Itecause of the shortage, prices are
bigh 27 to DO cents a pound at re
tailbut, judging from the way busi
ness was booming at the markets yes
terday, Portlauders do not begrudge
paying this steep prioo for the royal
bird.
The Orogon turkey orop this year
was tbe largest ever produced, but
tbe supply available for the Thanks
giving trade was reducod by the tiui
chase several weeks ago of over thiee
tbovssud lukoys by tho Government
or tbe use of tho troops in the Phil-
ros m 1T Look at those New Ox Blood
Or)Q. Jrans Jiv air SHOES and OXFORDS
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THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY"
We have a New Shipment of
SWEATERS
For Ladies, Gents and Children
9 ' PM i
6 a
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6 ftif
I J Copr'irl" "8
tJS: H" Scbltlnrr & Mar vj'
For Men and Ladies
Boys' 2-Piece
SUITS
We want to cull your
attention to oar ex
ceptionally fine Int. of
Boys' 2-piece Suits
with plain knick'bock
er pants, made in the
llitest style of casii
liieres and worsteds.in
checks and fancy plaid
weaves,in greens,greys
browns and fancy mix
tures. Tin; very Lest
valu s you have teen
for $2.75, $3.50
$4 and $5
MEN'S SUITS
for $8, $10, $12
and up to. the HART,
SCHAFFNER 4 MARX make
which is the best on
I he trurket.'
SiLK RUBBERIZED RAIN
COATS, Special ....$11
Girls' & Misses
Coats
For the cold weather you
will want a winter Coat for
the uirls or misses and our
stock is the largest in the
county. All are made in the
very latest style; full length
semi-fitted or loose backs,
beautifully tailor stitched,
braid and button trimmings,
large lapels and collars; in
all colors and combinations.
Coats for
$1.30 $2 $2.50
$3 $4 and up
Ladies
Rain
Coats
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A fine lot in
Cravenettes.
Coats wade
in the latest Btyle with tight or
loose backs. Look thera over
and note the big value there is
in each one. Cravenetto Coats
for $5.50, $6, $8
$10 and up.
WOOD TO BURN
Makes Fine Christmas
Presents when Burned
Watch Our Windows
You are a user of Fine Toilet Articles.
We have them. Here are a few, sug
gested at random from our splendid
stock: Bylo and Colgate's Talcum, Col
gate's and Armour's Soaps, Spiehler's
Perfumes and Toilet Waters. A large
and complete Stock.
HOT DRINKS AT THE FOUNTAIN
The HALL DRUG STORE
Agent for McDonald Celebrated Candies
li pines, That loft jiifit about tho
same quantity available for Portia -id
as was on hand last year. Tb" de
maud, howevor, is much strouor
this year. One year hko, with the
bank trotiblps everywhe-e, things
looked a little huzy in a liiiauoinl wny,
nnd not everybody enrod fur turkoy.
This yenr it is ilillereut, hiu! ii uny
one dons not out turkoy to-day Jit
will be beoHiisa there are not enoiiuh
to so around.
The wholesulo people ot llnoiili
with their part of the gnme jesterdny.
The Frout street dealers did not
limidle as in ii n v birds us uuhI, he
oause a lare piti'l'iiiK Urm cut into
ttie busniosd. These pucker? diwlii.'e
tney bandlod over half of the supplly
g!
I Hood River's Jewelry Palace!
that was sold here. They bad to turn
dowu orders yesterday for 2000 tur
keyx aod the Front street dealers In d
oiiIims for abcut 1000 tbat theyjoould
not till. With tbe demand greater
than the supply, tbe wholesale prioe
steadily advanced from 22 cents quot
ed on the street Tuesday morning, to
2i i cents, aked by the packers yester
day altornooo.
Tli" total receipts of dressed turkeys
in I he ratt three days were a foot
150,1)00 pounds. A good part of this
was Niilppeu one (0 ouiur luarsols in
the tilling of early orders.
Double Whist Party Event
A pleasant double social event tbat
took place last Ihureday aud Kiiday
evouiiiKs was given by Mrs. E A.
Franz and Mrs. Dnrvilla Jaokson at
tho handsome borne of tbo former.
Whist was played hoth evenipu. Tbe
decorations wete Oiegon grape and
holly berries and produoed a very
beautiful etleot. Dainty refreshments
wore served. The winners of the fa
ovrs the first evening were W. F. Lar
away and Mrs. J. Van Neice Bandy
and on tbe second evening TMr. Ii.
I). W. Pineoanl C. K. MarkLam were
the fortunate ones.
We Sell all Kinds of Incandescent Lamps
Also Electric Motors, Electric Sad Irons and All kinds of Heating and Other
Electric Apparatus.
We have sold the wiring and supply business to The Wiring & Supply Company.
THE LIGHT (81 WATER CO.
Before Making Your Selection Fr
Cliristmas Goods
Call and See our new line of Jewelry, Consisting of Watches, Chains
Kings, Bracelets, Brooches, Fobs, Lockets and Sterling Novelties,
Also a fine line of Jut Glass, 1847 Rogers and Community Silver
ware. Prices as low as the lowest consistent with good goods.
F. H. COOLIDGE
WATCHMAKER and J EWELER
Opposite Paris Fair
Where there is more variety, more styles and greater inducements for good
quality and fair prices than elsewhere.
Buy Your XMas Presents Now
Every article sold on its merits and fully guaranteed.
ARTHUR CLARKE
HOOD RIVER'S LEADING JE'VILLER 1W TH'E b"rOS1USBLOCK
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(iave line Entertainment
(dirge (Jiliiert Bancroft who lectur
ed bore Tuesday eud Wodneeday even
iiiKs under the auspices of the Chris
tian Church gave a very superior eu
tert:iunieut. Mr. Laucioft bad bis
audrence with him from tbe start and
delitthted them with his wit, humor
and pathos lo addition to enter
talniiiK tbem in a liiiliter vein be told
sonio truths that brought home to
them; facts ; tbat brought conviction.
Both'uijihtH be was greeted by niauy
hearers wbo were more than well
pleased with bis lectures.
Mrs. M. R Daggett, of Portland is
the guest of Mrs. Alma Howe (or
'lhauksgiving.
Win. Hsynes, formerly of Hood
Hivor, but now of Pntiland, osme up
this week to spend 'I hnnksgiving here.
Waireu Wells was recently offered
f'.J7,0U) for hU place on the east side
but refused to entortaiu tbe proposi
tion. Kobt. Wrigbt, au aued resident of
Wyeth. who has been sick there tor
some time was brought up from there
Wednesday and taken to tbe hospital.
Mike Welch has secured the agency I
in this district for tbe National Live j
Stock Aeosciation and reports Ibat lei
is doing considerable business.
A shoot tbat waa todvert'sri to tpkel
place nn the flat below tbe rallioadi
s atiou duiing be early part cf M
wei-k attracted many PHiksnieit he
trophif were geese and 'neks tur-1
kevs r too sesree to be supplied. ;
Krien Is iu tbis oity who bare beard
(rum Mr. i ud Mrs. Sbernian Frnk
who are travolinj in California kUU
thnt they vere recently iu San Fian
cUco tud will tpend the winter in tbe
tiolden State ihey expct to sieud
their time at various ( laces in the
state.
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DAVIDSON FRUIT CO. 5
We Manufacture Fruit Boxes of
All Kinds and of First Quality
Also Cold Storage and Ice Factory
in Connection
Call at our Office, 'M and I liver Sts., or Phone
Office 50 or Cold Storage 05
WE ARE HERE FOR BUSINESS
Miss Kate Karl, niece of Mr. and
Mrs. S. K. Bartmess, a graduate nuife
looated in Portland, is here to speud
Xbanksgiving.
D. K. Cooper was a visitor at ibe
Dalles last week to pim-liace a new
horse, as he was unfortunate enough
to lose one recently
D. Lindquist, who has been iu tbe
moving picture business lit Hood Hiv
er for some lime, but who recently
discontinued it, uent Mouday here
removing his pppar'ud.
Mr. and Mis. Frank Deem, armed
here lai-t week from Gului, 111. Mr.
Deem, it will be r membered, was the
fortunate purobaser ct the ten acre
tract of Que orchard which M. M.
Hill sold recently. Mr aud Mrs.
Deem have come here now to tUv atid
expect to eiect a bouse liru.erintely.
Dr. and Mis H. I). W. Pineo were
visitors iu Kortliud Saturday.
Miss Fliy Uenkle, of Portland, is
spending i li niksgiviug with Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Usrtmess.
For Sale or Trade.
Quarter Se. tion of si lendid (fdiot) fruit
land Lea ted folks (iretn Point and
North I'oi k, ten acres cleared, fifty more
can bi cieaied at small figure, good log
cabin recently l.niit; 2,000,000 feet tine
timber on iwo forties, woilds of water,
etc. This and fine new eight room
hou-e, or its equivalent, I.ving on addi
tion, Portland, for apple beariig land
near Huod River.
ALBERT J. CAPRON, Poriland, Or.
For Kent Furnished houce, or will sell fur
nlture. Inquire at 282 Oak St. 11
lliinentlnn .timber (or cale at J6perthou
snnd. Inquire of E. W. Wlnana, pood Itiver,
Ore.
nod
I'lne
For8alel good work team, liurnen,
waiton And ci'W for f75. inquire at
Orove more.
For Kent Three rooms nice y equlup'-il for
light housekeeping with all modi-rri Improve
ments. Mrs. liryant. Phone 231 M. d 17
For Exchange Black driving horse for
llltht farm woi-'n. Box ITS, Postofftce.
For Sale A light sprldg Mitchell wsgon,
the latest iip-io-dute: had very little wear: will
be sold cheap If taken at once. Rockl'ord
Htore, Hood Hlver, I'honela-X. naii
For Hale Or will exchange for typewriter, a
fine Pierce bicycle In good repair. Phone J.
L. Judd, Waueoma Hotel. da
Lost A thin band gold bracelet. Reward.
Finder return lo J. Wulters barber shop In
basement of llroslus Bldg. d3
For Hale An A No. 1 milch cow. Address
L. J. Uoodenougb, Koute 1. Phone 1942-x. d3
Wanted An experienced girl for general
uouseworK. Mrs. win. M. Stewart.
d;l
Horses For 8ule-0ne aorrel, weight KlflO,
good puller and excellent riding. Also 1500 lb
grey. Both broke single oud doubla. Will
sell cheap. Ralph Hlnrlcba. d:t
Found-
end. Owner can have lame by calling at Ula.
cier uiuce auu pa.viug tor una aa.
-Binding or log chain, hook on each
For Bale-Good buggy and light harness.
A. N. RAHM.
Kor sale One black horse for sale, weight
law ItK., good slnqle driver. Price J75 11 sold
soon. See U. L. Hublnson. Phone 2072L.
Htrawbcrry Plants For Na:r-75e a thounnd;
ir made ready for planting J1.60 per thousand.
T. 'I'eras, 114 R, D. No. 2. dIO
Kor Hale A full blooded Jersey helfer.qulet
and gentle, cheap II taken at one . Pnone
107.L. P.O. BoxMJ. dlO
For Hale-I plowOllver Chilled new ground
plow, practically new. 1 bran new farmer's
foige, combination anvil, pipe vise and vise
hand drill. 1 set wo!k harness. fi buys the
bunch. J. H. Whlsler. dl7
Wanted-Agents to know that I have n tool
that sells on sight to farmers. Write for
sample. A. Dnda & Co.. 22Mlxth St.. Pun lurid.
Ore. in
fror Hale Team of horses, pony, saddle and
bridle; wagon: set work harness. Address
K 25, care Oiacler. dl7
at a bargain price a gruhbitig
line
For Sale
outtlt complete, honks nullevs. mhlp rilutil
iiiaclilne- All very little used and In splendid
(ond tlon t an be seen tit or add rss J. o.
Uoiiithwalte, on liver roatl, first ranch smith
of I'licker's mill. its
For Rent Large front room, nicely r im
tshed; ouuide entrance; privilege of bath.
First house west of Congregational Chinch,
Stute street. u
WE
BUY
BOES
IFURSSH
ipot eah. 10 to &9 mmr money for too to shin I
Mhotn. W rite for Pn V...v?JzL
laa.Blw l snipping irrs, ADd niKnt our
HUNTERS'&TRAPPERS'GUIDE.fiSlSa
TO HIVE A WAY A large amount if stan
ding wood, pin , tlr and oak, would iimke
iiinusanu tick; all close lo river nauk;
could be floated to town or cin he rleke.1 on
place until next fall If desired. Will pn'sent
the same to resnslhle pnrly cutting and
ricking before March first next. J. O Hold,
tiiwalm, R. F. 1. No. I, or titst ranch abova
Tucker's mill on river road. ell?
NOTICE.
T all whom it may conorti:
Notice Is herei.y given 'ht mv wife, Nellie
R-ed,-ln. lell in y bed nml Imiird without
c'wand I will not le in,Kvihle for anv
nlllsor Inilehtc.urss contrMcted nv I er alter
the dale or this notice Ml prsonsxre Ii. rehy
wmned not lo sell her giod tir ext nl her
credit on my acconnt. s. R KFKK
Dated Nov. 24, 1908. ,( 17
A'ollce lo Water Inn iiiiktu
We will not furniah It. nuttar
! to he lined in any but "lank" oltseti
j A word to tbe wUe la sutUoieut.
weotrio Light, Power 4 Watet Co,