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About The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 26, 1908)
HOJD rVEH OLAOfBR, TlItmSPAY, KOVEMBEK 26 1908. 0 3C 2D Ladies' LaVog'ue Cloaks the Newest CRAM'S $10, $12.50, $15, $18, $20 Ladies' LaVog'ue Suits for the Careful Dresser MKT-' if 1 iV 1 V J I! e tin H 1 pi "V A tw" I T li E CLOTHE ri P A F;1 That's the Class of Goods CRAM Has to Offer You We dont pretend to know just what you want, but our business is big enough so we can safely put in stock every new thing of merit which the clothing world knows of. Ederheimer, Stein & Co. make our Boys' and, Young Men's Suits and Overcoats, and Brandegee, Kincaid & Co. our Men's Suits and Overcoats. They are experts. W DC a essrr,s3 caa e ess? MEN'S SUITS, $10 to $30 YOUNG MEN'S SUITS, $5 to $15 BOY'S SUITS, $! to $7.50 I' kSA- BRIEF LOCAL MATTERS. The Dietz Studio for photos. Best line of Spray Nozzles at McDon alds. New styles of Uordoa hats at Vogt Bros. Lime and cement in any quantity at Whitehead's. For men's suits see Vogt Bros, be fore purobasing. I'etaluma Incubators for sale at McUeynolds & Co. Stranahan & Clark meet all bona fide quotations on cement. Full line of Lowney's Bonbons and Chocolates at Robs'. Fine line of tobacco, cigiirs and con fectionery at the Pastime. Don't roast her buy her an electric iron of the Light & Water Co. Hchram Fruit Jar, easy to seal, easy o open, (or sale at McDonald's. Laud plaster both kinds, Utah and Ore., at Whitehead's feed store. Timothy, red and white clover, vetch and alfalfa seed at Whitehead's. See VV. S. Gribble for Duck Fries, Fead overs. tf Yucca Tree Protectors, kept in stock at McReynolds. Rex spray in any quantity at White head's feed store. Best clover pasture in the valley, C. i! Masiker, Odell. Stock foods of different kinds at M cReynolds Co. Wheat, alfalfa, clover, mned clover and timothy hay at Whitehead's. Ten teams wauted by Oregon Lum ber Co,, Phone Oregon Lumber Co., at Dee, or Mr. Early's office in towi). Arnold & Rupp make plates that fit. Our work guaranteed. Deitz Etudio. Finishing for amateurs at Deitz Stu dio. Wheat and Timothy hay at White head's. Clover, Timothy and Altai!' i buy at McReynolds & Co. For Painless Extraction see Arnold & Rupp, the Dentists. GotoW. S. Gribble. Mt. Hood, for the District No. 70 Shoe. tf Ilazelwood Double Jersey ice cold Buttermilk at C. P. Ross.' For a neat piece of crown and bridge work see Drs. Arnold & Rupp. A flue line of confeotions and fresh fruits at the Red Apple confeotionery. Black Leaf Tobacco Extract, sure death to aphis, at Whitehead's. The finest line of cigars and tobaccos in the oity at the Red Apple conleo tionery. Special low price on pianos and or gans and all musioul goods during tbe fair. a. II. Soule's House. Mt. Hood ice cream served at the Red Apple confectionary. Nothing ou tbe 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. When you get burnt, sent quick for Niobol's "Cool It". Prioe 50c. It takes out tbe tire, relieves the pain, and prevents soar. If you have a stiff neck or sore joints, try Nichol's Liniment. Once tried you will never do without i afterwards. Price 50o. Ms. N. O. Billings announces a spe cial millinery sale to take place at once. Those who wish to take advan tage of it Bbould call on her. 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 sixty residences have been built this year and there isn't a vacant house in the town. We predict 200 new residences next year. WHY? Beciuse we must have them in order to house the people who are coming here. Don't come around !-ter and say you are sorry jou didn't buy when you could get what you wanted, but ACT TODAY. Sec ire one of the lots in Riverview ParK Addition where the best houses in town are being built. We will s .b-divide the "Raspberry patch" this week which faces Cascade Avenue. These a e all sightly building spots and can be bought on reasonable terms. Act Today tomorrow may be too late! J. Hi Heilbronner & Co. g The Reliable Dealers Portland Hood River Have your teeth attended to before winter by Arnold & Rupp. Coohdge carries a ftae line of 1847 Roger'! & Community silverware. CI. D. Woodwortb was a passenger for Poitland ou the looal Friday af ternoon. All kinds of sewing and dress making neatly done by Mrs. Geo. F. Reed Paradise Farm. nl'ii Are yon all run down? Get run up by taking Nichol's Blood & Neive tonic; prioe 50c. Coolidge makes a specialty of tine watch repairing, sod guarantees prompt delivery of all work. All tnilleaery goods a t M a. N. O. Billings will go at a discount of 25 per cent off at once, nothing reserved. Vogt liroB. bave received tbelr fall and winter lines of clothing and shoes. See them before purchasing. All tbe latest new goods, pattern bats and beautiful ostritch tips at 25 per cent off at Mrs. N. O. Billings. If you want to buy or sell real eataie go to Onthank & Otten. Money to loan on first mortgages. Abstracts and legal papers carefully prepared. Nota rial work of all kinds. Come and bring your friends to the moving piotuie show at tbe opera house. Fun and amusement foi all. Admission only 10 cents. For R ,nt In the Davidson block, two as fine office rooms as there are in town. Inquire at room 4 or in the fruit office. sl7 Call at Soule's Piano House for Edison phonographs and records. With tbe exception of one bouse In Portland this is tbe largest stock in 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 shown for this fall. Dr. M. E. Welch, veterinary surgeon, has accepte I the agency of the National Live Stock Insurance Association, and s ready to insure live stock against death from any cause. Get a trial bottle of Ur. Niohol's Rheumatio Remedy, Kidney Roxedy, or Bladder tablets. A remedy fto every ill, that will do the work at small cost. Manufactured by Or. Niobol's Pharmacy, Hood River, Ore. Sheriff Cbrismau went through on tbe looal Friday afternoon with a prisoner, and also bad in charge a Portland boy who bad run away from borne, and (or whom Sheriff Morse was keeping a lookout for tbe boy's father. It you wish to save $50 to $75 wben you buy your piano, buy direct from the faotory dealer and not fiom agent or canvassers. . Several beautiful in struments just received from Chicago at Soule's Piano House. Second band pianos and organs taken in exchange. Balance cash or time payments. TEA We sell tons of poor stuff; but our name isn't on it. Go by the name. Your f rocer returns your monjr if you don't like Schillir.j't Beit: we vf him. GET IN THE HABIT OF TRADING AT SUCCESSORS TO BOOTH & CO "3 Supply your wants in the Dry Goods line this week at a Big Saving. We must have the room these goods are occupying for our large stock of Christmas Goods. We will Cut the Price in Two And give you these goods at half their s former selling price. Come and look these Bargains over. 8) J. S. Booth made a business trip to Mosler, Tuesday. C. A. Dano went to The Dalle Sat urday on legal business. Win, Reavis left for LaGtaude Sat urday on a business trip. A.l. Mason attended toe good roads meeting at Poitland Saturday. Frank Chandler and sou, Willie, went to Portland Friday afternoon. Mrs.Adelia'Moe went to Portland Saturday, to visit friends for a few days. Mrs. Al Whitehead and daughter went to Portland the latter part of the week. Born To Mr. and Mrs. Arch Chand ler, at the Cottage Hospital, November 19, a boy. W. L. Clark went to The Dalles Fri day on business oonnented wilit the Wasoo Warehouse Milling Co Mrs. Cressie Jones and daughter of Wnterprise, Ore., is visiting her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Win. Reavis. Miss Brown returned to her home at Portland Saturday, utter a visit with her sister, Mrs. B. H. Duncan. Mrs. Henry Avery visited her daughter last wet-k at Pacific Univer sity. Forest Grove, and also friends in Portland. Mrs. B. II. Grant and children, of Portland, came up Fiiday to spend Thanksgiving week with her mother, Mrs. E. B. Long. Union Thanksgiving services at the Christian Church today at 10:30 a. m. Rev. J. G. Tate will preaon and a union oboii will sing. Rev. N. Evans went to Goldendale Wednesday to (ftlieate at the wedding of Mr. Jesee Wherry and Miss Ada Marshall of that vicinity. Tbe Y. W. C. T. U. will give a so oial at tbe residence of Mrs. O. B. Hartley on the evening of November 30, at 7:30 o'clock. All are welocme. Mrs. Clyde Gibson, who has been visiting her patents, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. McReynolds, left for Toppeuish, Wash., where she will reside and join her husband, who is now located there. F. E. Strang came up from Port land last week on business. Mr. Strang baa moved from Central Point to Port land, and may return to Hood River in tbe spring. Mrs. Labey, of Cascade Looks, ar rived Saturduy on a visit to her sis ter.Mrs. F. 11. 'Isetrberg, over Sun day. Miss Eunice Steele, of Wyetb, was also a guest at the lsenberg home. E. W. Smith of Hood River last Thursday purchased twenty acres of land near The Dalles from Frank Lo gan and Thomas MoCall of Boulder, Colo., tbe consideration being 85000, Optimist. The Ladies' Aid of Crapper will bave an entertaiument, after which will be a bazaar and lyster supper nt tbe Oak Grove Hall in tbe near fu ture. Tbe precise date will be an nounced later. Frank Foesberg wont to The Dalles Friday to take final naturalization papers. Although a reisdent in this oonntry for many years, ho had never completed the neoessaiy declarations to become a full fledged citizen of the United States before. Geo. T. Prath ei acocmpanied him. Rev J. Arthur Folsom will visit with Rev. W; C. Gilmore and proHoh at River side Congregational church next Sunday morning Mr. Folsom is tbe State Superintendent of Con gregational Sunday School work and is a ready and able speaker. Rev. Frank R. Spanlding, Confer ence Sunday School Missicnaryrwill preaob at Ashury Methodist Episco pal Cburoh next Sunday at 11 A. M. Mr. Spaulding was formerly, pastor here and has a host of friends In the valley. At the evening service, Mr. Lou Darland and Alhnrt Lstbrop will sing, "Thy Will bt Done." Mr. Yasutaro Nuraano, the Jap anese Consul at Portland made a pleasant call at tbe Glaoier office Tuesday. Mr. Numauo but recently arrived at Portland and wns hero on bis first visit. We found him a pol ished, well informed gentleman and remarkably keen und anxious to know all about Hood River and alto to im part kuowledge of bis country or his countrymen. 1'he new consul was here to get acquainted with bis Hood River constituents and the country and left on tbe evening train for Port land. On tbe moraine of Tuesday Decem ber 1, a special 65 foot car will arrive at Hood River, filled with wild ani mals and other show property belong ing to the Al G. Barnes Animal Sho-.v that plays at the Opera House. J utp onininli aro cU'inied hv the Jpress all over the United State? to be tho hand somest and best trained that has ever apfeired in America Among Jthe los list Is thrtc Inl y f pbants, two oanieli, ponies, degs, baboons, tigers, leopards, bears and n hundred ethers. '1 hey will cho 'or two rfchts fnly, Tuesday aod Wednefday, December 1 and 2 Arnold it Rupp, IVnlists, guarantee all work. For Flower and Alfalfa Seeds go to McDonalds. J. K. McGregor of Mosier was a vis itor hero Monday. ( A. Bell was in Portland tljo lat ter pure or tne week. 1). 11. Thorite was a passenger tor Portland Thursday. C. G. Newman mado n business trip to The Dalles Thursday. R. II. Wallace returned Tuesday from a visit In Portland. Rosewell Shelly left luosday Jfoi a business trip to Condon R. H. Wallace was a paBseuger for Portland Thursday atteruoon. Miss Ethel Entrican returned Thursday from a trip ,o Portlaud Representative II. C. Dodds of Oufur was u visitor here Monday. J. R. Nunamaker returned Thurs day from a tirp to Eastern Uiegon. Tho Burns Jonos phtoe was sold this week toMrs. Ella Banooft of Butler, Pa. J Miss Lulu Comini, of The Dalles, came down Monday tor a few days visit with friends. Jack Morrison swung ou the local as she was leaving for The Dalles Thursday morning. The Indies of St. Mark's Guild will meet this week, Friday afternoon, at '2:30 with Mrs. Chas. Pratt. Ex-Mayor A. S. Blowers came up from Portland Tuesday to spend Thanksgiving at Hood River. The order of the temple at the asy lum Monday evening, 7:30. AH sir knights iuvited. By order of E. C. The funeral of tbo infant sou of Guy and Lulu Crapper occured No vember 17 at the residence of Mrs. Ida Crapper. Mrs Marion McRae was in the oity tbe first of the week showing prospective buyers from Portland Hood River property. Mrs. James Hubbard told Mrs. Jouee that Jim never growls since she uses Folger's Golden Gnte Coltee. Her grocer grinds it for her. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Bell left lues day for a week's trip in the Sound country, whero they visited Mrs. Bell's - brother and a number of friends. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Price of Hood River have been visting their sou, A. J. Price, and family and re turned to their home today. Dalles Chronicle. Tho home department of the Wojj man's Club will meet at the home ot Mrs. W. F. Larawny on Monday Nov. 3D, at two o'clock. An interesting topia (oi discussion. Misa Mnry Heilmaii, a teacher in tho West Side high School at Port laud is speiluicg the week here with Mitts Wright. Mii-a lieilmmi mid Miss Wright were school friends in Indiana. Miss Florence Walrath, Jesse Wal rath, Mr. and Mrs. Green and Mr. and Mis. Artuiit Barendrick, of Port laud, are guobts of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Gibbons, in the Barrett district, for Thanksgiving. J. Adrian F.pping reports that he husgsecured the services of J. P. New ell, ot Portland, who was formerly oh the construction department of the O. R. A N , to survey the proposed Biito mobile toad between here ami Port land. There are only about eigbt miles of new road to build, (he bal ance of I he way tho old state road being intact, except tor needed re pairs. Mr. Epping reports that Gen eral Manager O'Brien, of tbe O. R. St N., expressed himself heartily in favor of the road, utid would help push it ! along. Wo don't know, or want to know anything about your religion, your politics, wliether you want it "wet, or like it "dry" better. That is your all air and none ot ours, and we take it for grunted you know enough to inn your business, Imd ours occupies all of nur time. Our business is plain eieiv day commercial banking. We don't know how to do much ot any thing ( 1n, tu t have bad seventeen ye --in e.vper ienco ut that which has taught us a few things. We appreciate the business our customers have al ready favored us with. ( you haven't become acquainted in a business way, better do so now Dou't neglect to open i.u account for tear it "wont amount to anything. " It never will IT you keep on feeling that way. We tveloonie small deposits jus. us much as trie largei ones. A checking bc court helps yom credit among your business associates, and besides re lumed paid checks serve as ieceipts to you for money so paid, and your influence In Ins us. Kindly favor us with a Crill. and see if we i-uiinot be- oune loiter n'fioatiited. flood tilver Banking & I ru-t Co . Turkey Mutt r ul Hot. 1 Wniioma A Hue tnikfy dinrer will i:o si r ted at th" Ifi.ifl W- iiconia. thanlisgiviug Day from 12 to 2 lor 50 cents. You wouldn't wear nn old dress on a visit to your fripnds; 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 stylo 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 Shepardof 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 and 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 Arnold (Si Rupp DENTISTS Work Guaranteed. Crown and Bridge Work a Specialty. BROSIUS BUILDING. ill 111 f c-fir -w b'f 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 Hoyal Tailors goes with each suit. Prices from $20 to $45 Whether you fire ready to order or not we want you to come in and inspect these samples. me Toggery, RprHperfesthorw o 0
