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HOoD BIVB& OLAOI2B THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1969.
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More New Arrivals than we Have Space to Mention
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The "Florsheim" Shoe
FOR MEN
YouVe heard of the Shoe, but if you haven't
worn it then you can't appreciate the differ
ence. They are high grade through and
through. For style none better, and once
worn always worn. We have your size and
a variety of patterns for the new Spring
shapes.
vSmart Spring' Suits
A nice fresh lots of tans, blues and browns
for the nifty boys. They are from Eider
heimer, Stein & Co. that means they have
all the straps, the buttons, in a word, just
the swagger styles that are correct for
Spring 1909. See the windows and y6u'll
get a glimpse of the patterns. Let us try one
on then you'll know. They're the swellestever
LADIES!
We Are Showing and Selling a Wonderful Lot to Choose From
SPRING SUITS
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A Special Tot Of Tans and Black, Oxfords and Ankle Ties
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BRIEF LOCAL MATTE RH.
The Dielc Studio for photos.
Finishing (or amateur at Deitz Stu
dio Heat line of Spray Nozzles at McDon
alds. ' All kinds of suet and smoked fish at
Jackson's.
For Flower and Alfalfa Seeds go to
McDonalda. '
Maple Svrup and Eastern B. W.
flour at Jackson's.
. Four fancy hanging oil lamps at half
price at Jackson's.
Misi Alta Poole visited relatives and
frienda in The Dalles over Sunday.
Now is the time to sow tomatoes, cel
ery and sweet peas. Buy seed at Kranz's
For Sale A Jersey cow ; a good one
but not a cheap one. Inquire at White
head's Feed Store.
Fancy Baliuon bellies, Eastern mack
erel and Lake Michigan white fish at
Jacksoti'i-.
Learn stenography in three months,
anort method, practical. School now
open. Phone 31-M.
Mr. and Mrs. NewtonClark, of Port
land, visited their ton W. L. Clark, the
latter part of the week. .
Coolidge makes a specialty of flue
watch repairing, and guarantees
pioiupt delivery of all work.
Wanted About 400 aores good till
able fruit land for orchard company.
Marlon Mao Kae, Mount liood Hotel.
Mrs. Mecklin and Mies Virginia
Morse, of Portland, spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. .I.J. Gibbons on their
Barret ranch.
Miss Smith, teacher in East Barrett
school, l as resigned, and her school
vear will be finished by Miss Mann of
ilillslwro, who arrived Saturday.
If you want to buy or sell real estaie
go to Onthank & Otten. Money to
loan on first mortgages. Abstracts and
legal papers carefully prepared. Nota
rial work of all kinds.
Mia. Ida Sharp baa opened a sob
of shorthand at Miss Helen Stafford's
atudlo, 245 State street Instruction
given three evening eaob week. for
terms, etc., call 292 M, afteruoous
and evenings.
Tomatoes Wanted The Hood RWei
Apple Vinegar Co. will contract for
tomatoe8 to be delivered to their fac
tory this coming summer and fall.
Parties desirous of engaging in this line
of industry kimllv call at lactory not
later than March 1st. ni!8
Mrs. F. H. Button fell off the high
sidewalk on State street Friday evening,
thia oiHo nf tha hrifW. and broke her
leg. Medical ai l was summoned at
one? and die is doing as well as could
1 expected. The sidewalk for fome
distance along that tivet is dangerous
on a dark night, and it is a wonder that
more accidents have not happened.
John Harris, who bns been visitiug
his ton, V B Harris, on the Heights,
tor several months, returned to bis
home at Willow Sorings, Mo., Thms
day. Mr Harris likes Hood River
very much, and will endeavor to dis
pose of bis property in the eest and
return here some dine uext fall to
make his borne.
Our work guaranteed. Deltz Studio.
Rooms For Rent. Inquire at Jack
Eon's store. ml8
List your property with Devlin &
Elrebaugh.
Jaa. Hunt bad business at Tbe
Dalles Thursday.
Bert Heatb made a trip to Port
land last week.
Out specialty is orobaid lands.
Devlin & Flrebaugb.
F. E. Strang came up from Poitlaod
Thursday on business.
J. E. Hanna made business tilp
to Tbe Dalles Fiiday.
Joe rompklna weut to Portland
Thursday for a short trip.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Adrian Epplng re
turned Friday from Portland.
Horn, to Mr. and Mrs Thos. E.
Cole, at Portland, Februaiy 10, a
daughter.
Am In tbe market for raw land at
$10 to 850 per acre. Address Box 15,
Mount flood Hotel.
J. P. Tbomsen, of tbe Pine Grove
Box factory, made a business tiip
to 'I be Dalles Thursday.
Mrs. Mao Kae, who is at tbe Mount
Hood Hotel, wishes to list some good
orohard properties. Call or phone.
Mr. aod Mrs. J. W. Wiedrick onnie
ud trom Portland Suuday to viBit
their dangbter, Mrs C D. Hiuriobn.
C. U. Roberts returned Thursday
trom a tilp through tbe Willamet e
valley, where he has been purobasing
wool.
If vou want to net the benefit of
carload pi ices on wire-wound wood
pipe, place your order now with Joe
Wilson.
V. T. frazier left Friday afternoon
for his home at Los Angeles, accom
panied by Mrs. Frazier as far as Port
land. Mrs. M. hi. Jackson loft for Los An
geles Friday afternoon. She will
spend several weeka in Southern Cal
ifornia before ber return.
W. F. Larawav last week purchased
ten aores across from bis Pine (J rove
orchard. He will erect a residence on
the place which will be occupied by
Mr. and Mrs C. E. Uove.
Wanted to buy A ten aore traot of
orobard laud or yoong orohard in the
Crapper distriot or on tbe Eat bide.
Must deal with owner, uo agents.
State pi ice. L. D , caie P. O. 577,
Hood River.
Tbe ladies of tbe U. B. church will
hold a pastry sale at Hhdus & Perigo'e
store Hatuidar. reburary meaia
society of the same cburob will also
meet Friday afternoon, recurary 'zo,
at Burttness store for work.
F. A. Tbomas. manager of the Dey
Time Register Co., nl Sho Kranolsco,
made a very pleasant cull at tbe j!b
cier otfloe Friday. Mr. Tbomas spent
a oonple of weeks iu Hood River three
vears aeo. and is sui prised at the
growth of tbe city in that time.
For Sale a genuine thorough bred
ball ber nil incubator, tuns auto
matically nlgbt aDd day, will batcb
nothing bin pore blood, used but
once, batched everything except two
glass eggs. Pnoe ?8 Kotit. Kand.
DR. CHARLES W. EDMUNDS
Specialist
Eye, Kar Nose md Throat
Office. New Broslus block, ak Street
llUe Home pnor.eJS . HoodRtver
LAND WANTED!
I have standing orders for a number
of small orchards and home places.
Also for a large tract of tillable fruit
land, 300 to 400 acres. AU wanted im
mediately. Call or telephone me at
the Mount Hood Hotel.
MARION MAC RAE.
Chas. Hall returned Friday tiom a
trip to Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Slade went to
Wasoo Thursday to visit friends (or a
few days.
Ursndna Ellis returned Tuesday
from Wjetb, where be baa been visit
ing his sou.
Jos. Casanave returned Tuesday
from Sao Franoisoo, where be bas
spent most of tbe winter.
W. (3. Snow made a business trip
to Celilo, The Dalles and back by tbe
North Bank road, Tuesday.
. C. Buck has sold tbe residence
property of Mary E. Brydsun, in
Winans addition, to Frank Howard.
Peter and Marie Mobr and Miss
Micbela went to Millwaukee Ore. tbe
brat of tbe week to visit relatives and
friends.
C. E. Wilson returned last week
from Coble, suffering fiom a very
sore foot on account of stepping on a
nail.
We are now ready for business and
hare on display a complete line of
early spring bats, wbloh we will be
pleased to sbow you. J. & u. Hawiey.
Mi. and Mrs. Ralph Earl wisb to
express their thanks tot the sympathy
aod assistance during tbe Illness and
death of their fatbor, Michael Smith.
J. A. Davidson bad tbe misfoitune
to cut his foot quite badly witb an ax
a few days ago, one toe being severed
and tbe foot otherwise being badly
cut.
A. B. Galloway, manager of tbe
wrapping paper department of Blake
MoKall Co., Portland, was in tne olty
Saturday getting acquainted with cua
toiners of tbe bouse.
Frank Chandler la now associated
with Devlin & Firebaugb in tbe Mai
estate business, and bis wide
acquaintance and long resldenoa in
tbe valley will be or valuable assist
ance to the firm.
C. R. Bone and wife returned Tues
day from Portland, where tbey have
spent several weeks. Mr. Bone ia
slowly recovering the use of bis lea.
wbloh as bioken last fall but still
baa to use crutches to some extent.
Rev. J. L. Hersbner held religious
aervices Sunday at Cliff a on the North
Hank road. Mr. Hershner says tbat
Clilts has settled down to a normal
growtb and ia becoming a thriving
community. It is largely a raihoad
town as yet, It being a divlslcu point.
J. A. Stevens and Waldo brigbam.
who have made airangemeuts for tbe
purchase of tbe local exchange of the
Paoiflo Telephone and Telegraph Co.,
were granted an exclusive franchise
for the maintenance of a telephone
system In Dufur for thirty years at
the regular meeting of the Dufur
oounoil last night. Dufur Dispatch,
Mrs. J. J. Luokey leceived a letter
from ber son, Elwood, at tbe state
university at Eugene, whioh states
that all of tbe Hood River students
passed the preliminary examination,
and will register Friday, for the next
semester year. Tbe Hood River
students are Elwood Luokey, Clyde
Pattee, Burleigh Casb, Ellen Irieber,
Fred Struck, Sidney Henderson and
Albert (Jar ra brant.
A. C. Buck bas an interesting telio
of war which he baa preserved for
nearly fcrty-Hve years. It is an en
velpe enclosing h letter which be re
ceived wbile in tbe army, and tbe
peculiar inscription reads as follows:
"Greenfield. Minn., May 24, 1864.
To Padoacb, Kentuoky. If I have
cood look I am going to see one Al
bert C. Buck, Co. D., 7th Regiment,
Minnesota volunteers, a patriotio
yoong soldier of twenty-one yeara. "
This Space
Belongs to
rthur Clarke
Hood River's Reliable
Jeweler
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A. E. Bradstreet, of Portland, visit
ed Rev. W. C. Gilmore on Monday.
Miss Olive Failing, of' Portlan, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. K. H. Shephard
Miss Kvelyn Wilson, of Cove, Ore ,
visited her sister, Mrs. Gay Yowell last
week.
Miss Carrie Copple visited friends
and relatives In Portlaad the first of
tbe week.
The ladies of the St. Marks Guild will
meet with Mrs. Chas. Wilson Friday af
ternoon at 2.80.
Rev. Walton Skipworth, of The
Dalles, was here last week on business
connected with the VI. E. Church.
N. B. Jordan received a telegram
yesterday announcing tbat Mrs. Jor
dan waa worse at San Diego, and left
for that city on tbe afteruon train.
Clarence Gilbert has his new Cadillac
30 in the show window of J. R. Nickel
sen's implement store, and is showing
it to thoee interested. It la a fine look
ing car.
The morning theme at Asbury
Metbdist EpUoopal oburcb will be
Our Great High Pileat"; evening
topic, "Christs Call to the Weary."
Miss Edith Gill of Spokane will slug
at tbe evening service.
The University Club ball at the Odd
Fellows Hall Monday evening was a
very enjoyable affair. A good attend
ance ot members of tne club waa pre
sent, from city and eountry.
Rev. A. Melville Tenaey. ot Berk
eley, Cel., and Superintendent Veazie,
of Salt Lake, both members of tbe
national mission board, were guests of
Riverside Congregational church and
its pastor Sunday.
M. W.Hisoock received a new power
oarpet sweeper, which he ia demon
strating in tbe Elliot building, and It
certainly does the work in fine shape.
Quite a number bave been in to see
tbe maobioe woik and will result in
orders for tbe maohine aa well as oid
era for work.
Geo. S. Davis, of Minneapolis, has
been in tbe valley a couple ot weeks
looking for investments in orchard
lands. Mr. Davis is well pleased witb
what he saw here, in spite ot tbe un
favorable weather. He is looking tor
a location for his son, and will invest
here If he Und a plaoe to suit elm.
He left for Portland Tuesday morning.
A fine window decoration which is
attracting much attention is the display
of woodman's tools in the corner win
dow of Franz's hardware store. It is
a sawlog partly cut, a stump with an
ax sticking in it, a pile of split wood,
with a background and floor of pine
boughs, make a realistic and attractive
display.
Miss Nellie Tate hopes to represent
Hood River in the Telegram contest to
send a number of young ladies to Alaska
and Seattle exposition this summer and
is now ahead In the race from this dis
trict. The young lady has many friends
here wno hope she will win and will
do what they can for her.
Rev. W. C. Gilmore loft Tuesday
for Lexington, Ore. to oonduot revival
meetings. Riverside Congregational
cburob and choir will render special
mueio and Mrs. F. A. Frazier will
present tbe paper read at Portland
recently on tbe life and work of Dr.
Pond, this paper Is of apeoial merit
aod worthy of large bearing.
A plug blew out of the waer main
at Oak and Seventh street Monday
night, and W. 11. Chipping wns called
up at 5:30 by Fred Howe, who said
tbat bla cellar was full of water. A
good sized stream bad been flowing
out ot tbe bole In tbe pipe for several
hours untu it had flooded things
around that nniglibohood. Tbe water
waa abut ot aud the break repaired in
a oouple of hours.
D. McDonald has his new Internal
ional Auto Buegv on exhibition in hie
store, and it attracted a good deal of
attention. It is much different from
the ordinary automobile, having rub
ber tired wheels with wooden spokes,
like an ordinary back, and of the same
size, bringing the body of the :r up off
the ground, so it will clear any obstruct
ion In the road which could be passed
r.ver by an ordinary vehicle.
Harry DeWitt and Clay Brock will
leave today with the new Studebaker
M. F. 30 car on a demonstrating tour
through Wasco, Sherman and Gilliam
counties. The car has been on exhibi
t on in the window of Stewart's hard
ware store, and it is thought the roads
will be dry enough to get around tbe
country with. The car will be taken to
Tl e Dalles by boat, and from there will
go overland and visit various towoa
through 'he country.
H. B. Klbbe, editor of the Antelope
Herald, will start a new pant r 'n Mosier
a1 out the first of the month. The out
fit has I en ordered and J. O. Brooks of
St. Johns, Oie., arrived Tue day to
help Mr. Kibltein the management of
tlienmce. Mr. jvinne. accompanied Dy
J. K. MrGreg"r and Jeff Mosicr, were in
the city Saturday interviewing ome of
the bnsinesH men here in connection
with the new enterprise. - J he new
paper will be a help to Mosier and we
wi-h it success.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Larway visited
Portland yesterday.
!'. B. Bragg was a business caller
at The Dalles Tuesday.
Mrs. C. E. Glaze is recovering from
u severe attack ot erysipelas.
L. Ireland, editor of thn Moro
Observer, was In the city yesterday.
C. T. Robert.-, 1). Lnd.nai.. V. If.
Marshall ami W. Fike ware passengers
for Portland yesterday afternoon.
R. T. Dabney. of Portland aud Mrs.
J. L. Halliday, of Livingstone, Mout.
visited their brother, O. P. Dabney,
and family, over Sunday.
Dr. Brosius la wearing a broad
smile this week ou account ot tbe ar
rival ot a uine pound girl at his borne
February 20. She has been named
Charlotte.
In publishing tbe county court pro
ceedings last weak, in tbe bills which
were allowed, the item "fees In Ries
case" should have read ''fees in tbe
Lenz case." Aa tbe error has oansed
some aonoyanlce to Mr. Hies, we
gladly make tbe correction, there hav
ing beeu no case inoourt tagainst Mr.
Rles.
Woman's Club
The Womnna' Club held its regular
meeting Feburary 17, at K. of P. ball.
Six new members were added.to the
olub. After the business waa trans
acted, a short program was given:
Mrs. rj. E. Uotl read a paper on
Social Economics, which was follow
ed by a disossion. Two literary con
test were then enjoyed, and light re
freshments were nerved.
The next meeting will be held at
two o'olck at tbe K. ot P. ball Marob
Announcement
We have operated the Hood River
Box Fact oi y for about ten yeara and
wisb to express our thanks to the peo
ple ot Hood River and vloinity who
bave stood by tbe looal institution
and given it their pationage.
We bave now sold tbe .factory to
Mr. Robert Harbison, and Mr. A. L.
Newton; neither of these gentlemen
need any introduction, or recommen
dation to1, the fruit growers aud box
buyers or liood Kiver valley hit.
Harbison has been a resident ot Hood
River Valley for twenty three yeara;
Mr. Newtor baa been tbe efficient
superintendent of the box factory,
under our management, tor tbe past
aeven years.
We bespeak for tbem a liberal pa
tronlage, which will insure tbeir suo
oesi In the business.
Davidson Fruit Company,
By U. F. Davidson, Pres.
Power Varum Cleaner.
I now have tbe latest improved car
pet and floor sweeper. 1 guarantee
this machine la every particular. It
will remove any and all dirt collect
able in rooms. To be seu and tiled
is to be oonvinoed. Place your orders
with date for quick, efficient, oonveq
lent service. -The oompany guarantees
tbe machine for five years. For terms
and prices apply to M. W. Hisoook,
Agent for tbe Electrie Suction Sweep.
er Co. Pone 30 M.
Here you will also find everything that
Stationer's.
Writing Letters
Becomes a positive pleasure in
stead of a nuisance when one
has the proper materials. An
easy pen and fine note paper
make an otherwise irksome
task quite an easy and pleas
ant one. If you pride yourself
upon the neatness and elegance
of your correspondence paper,
let us supply you with some of
our very best home stationery,
should be found in a firat-claBa
THE NEW STYLES AND SHAPES
Just Arrivedin BULK or BOXED. Let us
Show Them to You. Something New.
Slocom's Book Store
5?e Place that does the Framing
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Invest Tour Earnings at Home.
Avoid "get rich quick" stocks, bonds,
etc. offered to you by agents who would
have vou believe that a few cents in
vented in them would bring you many
dollar-; prolit.
Thousands of dollars, of Hood River
money are wasted or lost this way every
year.
They don't pan out.
We are always ready to advise and
assist you, whether you wish to invest
$10 00 monthly or $10,000.00 in home
securities that are absolutely sate,
earning you a good income and at
home. .
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Capital $100,000; surplus $20,000.
A Knap For 80 Days.
Two acres all in trees set two yeara;
also set in berries two years. A good
four room house ; good well T2 feet deep,
one half mile out on good road.
For Sale by I). T. TWEEDY.
Oregon rsery Co.
Yes, we have some nice stock yet in
Spitz and Newtowns, and other fruits.
A complete line of ornamental stock,
email fruits, etc. N. T. Chapman, resi
dent Rifent. Phone 242 K.
Real Estate
LOANS, RENTINQ & COLLECTING
A flperlnlly of City Property, Renldence
SMs, aivt Hinall Tracts Clone in. For
iUrgalnit cull on or addrewi
T. D. TWEEDY
Hood River
Home Phone II7-L
"1892" Pure Spun Aluminum
Kitchen Ware
Is Better Than Adate or Enamel
Because it is sanitary and saves your
money, time and health. The genuine
spun aluminum ware, stamped with the
Maltese Cross, will outlast any other cook
ing utensils and is guaranteed by the
makers for twenty-five years.
It is pure, wholesome and hygienic no
danger of metal poisoning cannot chip
into the food, because pure SPUN Alumi
num expands with the heat and will not
crack, scale or peel like the old style ware.
Enamel ware is iron coated with col
ored glass. Heat causes the glass to chip
off into the food in minute particles, which,
taken into the stomach, is apt to cause
serious troubles, including cancer, accord
ing to some medical authorities.
"1892" Pure Spun Aluminum Ware is
made from solid Aluminum throughout no
coating of glass and expands uniformly
under heat. It cannot crack, scale, peel
like the out of date enameled utensils ; it
does away with all possible danger from
this source.
You owe it to yourself, and to every
member of the household, to give this new
and better kitchen ware a practical test.
If it fails to do what is claimed for it. you
get your money back without a.quibble or
a cross word.
At your dealers.
Stewart Hardware and
Furniture Co.
WALL PAPER
To your wife is due the credit for
miking your home attractive and cheer
inL To do this successfully she should
nee .ALFRED PEATS PRIZE WALL
PAPER. They are the best there is.
D. L. DAVIDSON
"Willow rut."
MonarchSteel SLS!Ttf.
fiitta (:K?T?-.-world rn.ku.ilWi
ftttin, Cttalofut and ducouatt. A&re:
Zimmermann Steel Co., Lone Tree, la.
W. M. KOLLOCK
Hood River. General Agent for Oregon
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