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HOOD RIVER GLAOIEH, THUR8D A Y M A Y 13 1909
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special BRAGG MERCANTILE CO. sale
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We are now located in our new building and are in position to show goods to much better f
; advantage and until May 15th will put on sale Everything in the DRY GOODS Line at a
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SPECIAL DISCOUNT !
$ We want every one in Hood River Valley to visit us in our new place, and as an inducement
? we are willing to sacrifice prices that all may know the superior quality of the goods we handle
Come and See Us
CORRESPONDENCE
ODELL.
Mr. hiiiI Mrs. K. a. Shelley, ot
I' i-UmimI. ware no lant weak for a
Hliort visit at MM home of Mr. Shel
lny'H pareutH, Kev. and Mr. Troy
Slmlley.
Mr. iiml Mm. Karguaoii and little
daughter, ot Aatorlu, have been here
for a vlalt with Mrs. PtfgMOO V
irother, M. Hawthorne.
Mr. and Mra. Oeo. W. Craw, ol
I'mtlaiid, were Odell viaitora neverni
duya laat week. They oame to look
after their property interenta,here and
to nee the valley when the oroharda
Bra In bloom.
jmt Friday waa the oloaiug day of
a very plenaant aa well aa prolltatile
i.i i in ot aohool at Udell and the day
vnia oelehnited hy a pionio in the
BrOOBdl near the Wm. Kltrok home.
There waa a program conaititiiiK of
hum(8 reciitutloita and an exeroiae by
t i i' hoya from the primary room
Following the program a bounteous
dinner whb apruad and then oame thtt
bull u'i", hoya Ot Odell Softool va.
liurrett Hoya. The yumti reaulted in
a MSOta of 19 to It In favor of Odell.
At, the cloae of the ball name ioe
Oman and oake were aerved. At thla
time Hubert LiviuKHtoua, of Portland,
presented to the pupila whoae stand
iiiK entitled them to prlzea beautiful
hooka whinh he had aeleuted. Kid
lowing were the wiunora.
I'rluoipal'a room:
I I rat boy, William Slieppard tenth,
Hindu. Suoond bojr, Hiiwreiioe Orimm,
elgbl glade. Kirst gill, Kva lloyed,
li nt h grnile. BMOndglrl, Kuth Oltirk,
ninth grade.
I u termed iate room :
1'irat boy, Alfoua Ruling, aixth
gidde. Second boy, Miles Loekmnn,
fourth grade. I'irst gill, Virgeu
llagly. fourth grade. Seooud girl,
II' Ion IjihvIs, fifth grade.
I'rimary room :
l''irat hoy, Olarenee llule, third
grade. Heoond boy, Forest Mahanley,
third grade. First girl, Kola Malum
lv grade tlrst. Second girl, Margaret
Mi It, aetiond grade.
I 'not races were tho nest and last
attraction, and then the erowd dia
persed, all going to their homes glad
of the opportunity to mingle thus
pleasnatly together.
1'heie waa a ball gama on Odell'i
diamond Saturday, l'ltto drove m.
Hood Klver. W'u did not learn the
I00l hut hear Howl Klver won.
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AYER'S HAtR VIGOR
Stops Falling Hair
Destroy Dandruff
An rirant Dressing
Maki's Hair Grows
MmBsAta Sulphur. Glycerin. Qulnin. Sodium fhlorid.
EEBBH i Capsicum. Sage. Alcohol. Water. Pcriume.
A hJr preDaration made from thl forrnula is harmless, yet possesses positive merit. A
hair food, a hair tonic, a hair dressing. Consult your doctor about these nan problems.
J. O. ATttB Oompant. Irfiwi-H. Man.
Sunday Udell's Hrat nine played Mt.
Hood with the (following result:
nd.-ll Mt. Hood !". We are told
the home boys are playing good ball.
Next Sunday a return game will be
played on Mt Hood's Held.
Lurline and Olive Fisher, of Mum
ier, oame ovsr Sunday for a shoil
visit at the home ot their giaud
mother, Mrs. Wood.
Miss Laura Thomas left Odell Mon
day and will go to her home near
Salem for the summer vanatlon.
Mrs. Sarah i'ousey, moved up to her
home on Odell Heights Monday,
where she will remain for the sum
mar. Her mother, Mrs. Foster, of
I'm t land, will arrive this week to be
with Mrs. Tousey tor mi indefinite
time.
Mr. MnCoy will tie busy about bis
home utid the building or a cottage at
Odell.
1 hough oontraots have not been
drawn, we underatand the problem
ot Midi's teachers for next school
year la about sulved.
A number of Odell young people
went to Minder last Saturday on a
pleasure trip.
Saturday evening a party ot about
tt'ii y live young people gathered at
the home ot C. i. McCoy foi a
pleasant evening before the teachers,
who were going from our midst, hud
gone where Ihey could not so easily
meet with those near Odell. A tug
bontlre was built and by its light and
warmth games were played and a
meiry evening passed all too iiiickly.
DongliuU'S and tally contributed their
share in the evening's sport. Tbe
doughnuts were bung from a Hue and
those who ate them had to do so with
out the aid of bands. The tafly also
made the consumer earn all he ate as
it was ot the sort that required the
most oartfal treatment to pull. All
in all it was a most enjoyable oc
casion. Tbe little son of II. ('onmtway is
ill ot measels. Mrs. Conuaway an i
tbe body are visiting Mrs.Connaway
parents at Scio and while there the
disease developed.
Hev. Drown, of lielmont, preaobed
a strong sermon Sunday morning.
Next Sunday morning Rev. Oil
more, of the Congregational church.
Hood Kiver, will speak to the people
of Odell.
A good C. hi. meeting last Sunday
evening. A special song by eight
yoiiag people tooeitud favorable
mention.
MOUNT HOOD.
Hev. O. U Washburn returned last
Thursday from Monument, Ore.,
wheie be attended Presbytery.
Mrs. May llaldwiu went to Portland
last Saturday to speud u few weeks
with her mother, who Is conlliied to
her bed, the elteots of a fall.
Peter Klein, a brother ot Mrs
OraHHinauu, arrived here last webh
from Hessian, Oei many.
Mr. and Mrs. 1. 0. Sanford, Mr.
and Mrs. M. H. Hauser, Master John
liatner, Miss Edith Hamilton ami
Miss Dorthy Sanford oame up from
Portland to speml laat Sunday at 1'.
H. Larwood'a. Mrs. Sanford and
Mrs. Larwood are custus.
Last Friday a horse which JesHe
I'avidaon waa riding became ftighten
ad at some telephone wir which was
lining dragged aloug the road aud be
gan bucking. As Mr. Davidou wag
tiding bareback he was thrown from
the horse aud badly bruised ; but fort
unately no hones were broken.
I, M. Kelley Is Hoed to the
bouse with a sora out, caused from
stepping on a rusty nail.
Uncle Sam has a force of men at
work erecting a telephone line from
tiribble's store to Lookout Mountain
for tbe use of hia forest ranger.
Dr. Brosius was called to see two
children of Geo. Dimmio'g who were
quite sick with the (Jerman measles.
They aie much better.
U. C. italolwiu moved hia family to
Mt. Hood last Wednesday aud be has
begun work on a bouse for Mr. Stein
haiieis in Valley Crest neighborhood.
Teachers and .pupihj are preparing
tor the last day of school which is
uext Friday, May 14. Tbe closing
exercises will lie held at Mt. Hood
Hall in the evening.
The Mt Hood base ball team went
to Odell Sunday. Score was, Odell
1 1, Mt. Hood 0.
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LARA WAY'S
&e Watchmakers
III1)UK II A Mi KKS.
Nature t.hes Timely Warnings That
no Hood IHver Citizen can Afford
to Ignore.
Danger signal No. 1 comes from the
kiduey secretion. They will warn you
wheu the kidneys are sick. Well kid
neys excrete a clear, amber fluid.
Sick kidneys send out a thin, pile
and foam, or a thick, red, ill smelling
ur ne, full of sediment nd irregular
of passage.
Danger signal No. 2 comes from the
back. Hack aiiis, dull aud heavy or
sharp and acute, tell vou ot sick kid
ueys aud warn you of tbe approach
ot drops, diabetes and Hrigbt's dis
ease. Doan's kidney pills cure sick
kidneys and cure them permanently.
Mrs. John Matliews, living at 717 K.
Fust street, The Dalles, Ore., says,:
"1 gave a statement tor publication
several years ago recommending
Doau's kidney pills, aud 1 have had
no reason to ohauge my opinion of
the remedy si' oe that time. A severe
cold which settled on my kidneys
caused me much pain and annoyance.
My hack became so weak that J could
not stand erect and tbe least exeitlnu
would make my trouble worse. The
action of the kidney secretions wag
also Irregular, When Doan's Kidney
Pills were brought to my attention I
prouurod a box and began using them.
Ihey proved to be jutt tbe leuiedy re
quited tor my trouble and tequired
only a short use to banish tbe entire
trouble and restore me tu perfeot
health, 1 have had uo return of the
complaint siuoe aud can heartily re
commend Uoan's Kidney Pills."
Plenty more proof like tins trom
Hood Iviver people. I' ll at C. N.
('lark's dtug store and ask what cus
tomers report.
tot sale by all dealers. Price 60 cents.
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York,
sole ageuts for the United States.
Keiiioinbcr the name Doan's and
take no other.
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YOU LIKE IT
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When you have drunk our delicious Ice
Cream Soda. We have the reputation for
Mrving the very choicest. All Fruit
flavors and strictly pure. A glass of
our wholesome and palatable Soda is like
Balm in Cilead when you are heated and tired
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SMITH BLOCK
Reliable Druggists
HOOD.
F. W. Dellart and family were vial
ora iu Hood Sunday.
Oeo. Wise was in Hood on business
Saurdaj Mr. Wise gays that we have
the best location for a town between
Hingeu and Sti veuaon..
Mr. aud Mrs. !'. C. Ihornton came
over trom Dee Friday. Frank will be
laid up for a few days on accouat of
njuries received in the woods.
Mr. Marsh came up on tbe train
Sunday to spend a few days on the
ranch.
J. K. Ilauua is going to put four
teams on the road bauling wood. 1 hey
expect to start Tuesday.
Thornton W'oa , suspended opera
tions Saturday to gravel a rough place
In the road. Tbia ebowa tbe rigbt
spirit and helps a great deal more
than knocking the road and telling
how it should be fixed.
B, W. Ariss was down to the station
Sunday to meet big brother.
Jo bo Forbes came down from Sher
man County Sunday to visit with bis
daghter, Mrs. Oraham. Mr. Forbes
reports a scarcity of rain iu the upper
couutty and sayg tbe spring grain la
almost a failure
Miss llaynes was a visitor iu Hood
Friday morning.
A J. llaynes purchased gome brick
from Mr. Knai p last week. He Bays
that last (Hotel made him feel the
need of a Hie place, at'd he is going
to have one re i ly for next winter.
Mr. luiau and Johnnie Oruy came i
up from Stevensou Monday on tbe
noon train.
J. R, aud P. U. MoCrakeu are
placing a line ot polea I rum the power
plant to their ranch two utiles up the
river, where they will be supplied
with electric power aud iuuaudesoout
lights.
Tbeae geutleiueu own oue of the
largest orchards in the White Siluion
valley, tbe tract comprising 45 acres
of hearing trees, i'ue atilpiueut last
year was nearly ,X00 boxes ot Spitzeu
berg aud Newtowu apples. their
ranch tmildiug will goon be titled
with all the modern conveniences ot
a tuetrupolitau residence.
J. M. Maurer has commenced tbe
erection of a large building on west
liridge street, where be will oonduct
a res: am ant I be loci ease of travel
tat Men Vtblte Salmon ud Irout
hake bas taxed the capacity Ot the
hotels there.
A bad fire occured recently near
Hi uner s saw mill northeast of here,
when a large baru was consumed and
a team of borte burned to death.
Aoctber team wag taken out in time
to save them, although they were
severely burned. Two of tbe men who
attempted the rescue were burned
about tbe bands aud arms.
Two automobiles lire now making
dail" trips up i be valley from Bin jen
and White Salmon. Tbe land seekers
are coming in Horn tbe middle nest,
who help swell (he travel up and
dowu tbe valley. Uuyerg are invest
ing In o'obards lands.
FRANKTON.
Mrs. Morelaod, of Portiaud, vlgited
witb bersoo, J. J Morelaod, last week,
returning to ber home Saturday.
Mrs J. O. Kastman has been quite
HI but is improving We hope for
a gpeedy recovery.
K. M Wolf, who bag been visiting
bis brother, left for tbe Coast oouotrv
where he will visit a few dayg. He
will probably return and t oate here.
Kd Calking Is repairing bis baru and
making other improvements on big
plaoe. Mr. Heatoo ia helping him.
Frankton school closes Friday, after
a very successful term. A class of
ten will take tbe eight grade examina
tions the last of this week.
Lee Morse baa been doing gome
good work on tbe roads iu this sec
tion. They have blasted out a great
many rookg, and are changing the
road in sereral places, greatly im
proving it.
Tbe thanks of the Senior class or
the Fraokton Hi. h School are due
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Auderson for a
very pleasant reception given tbem
Tuesday evening of last week.
Frankton School Notes
Frank ton digit School Commence
ment will ooour at Park Orangs Hall,
on Ihursday eveuing, May 13, 1909 at
8 o'olook. Everyone is welcome !
Tbe program :
March, byJOiohegtra
Invocation, Newman's, Kev. C. A.
Noll;
Introductory speech, Mr. M. P.
1 sen berg
Pluno Solo, Alta Anderson
Oration, "Common place Heroism'
Nina F. Noble.
Music, by Orchestra
Oration, "Where Kollg the Oregon"
-Klizabetb Eby.
Vocal solo, "Witb Vou in Eternity"
- Lena lzenberg.
Addregs, Piof. J. fi. Stubbg.
Mmio, by Orohegtra.
Presentation of Diplomas. County
8upf. E. E. Coed.
Hong, "Ooe Orand Sweet Song"
Oirls Olee Club.
MOSIER
.Fruit Lands.
in large or small tracts. Some very good
land at low prices at present. Good
growing community. Six miles east of
Hood River. Parties wishing to buy
will do well to writu or see
GEO. CHAMBERLAIN
Mosier. Oregon
MONEY LOANED
ON REAL ESTATE.
LONG TIME, EASY PAYMENTS,
RELIABLE REPRESENTATIVES WANTED.
The Jackson Loan & Trust Co.
FORT WORTH, TEXAS or JACKSON, MISS.
Helmer's Saw Mill
At Mt. Hood
Makes nil Grades of Lumber in Fir and Pine,
number delivered to any part of Hood River Valley.
Phone No. 66 Odell.
Hood River Banking & Trust Co.
Corner Third and OaK Sts.
Conducts General Hanking- in All Branches.
Interest Paid on Time Deposits. Savings Depart
ment in connection. Domestic and Foreign Exchange.
Safe Deposit Boxes; you carry your O WD key. Steam
ship tickets for all European point. Call for inform
ation, We solicit your patronage and guarantee
entire satisfaction.
Open a Checking Account With Us
.Mount Hood Store.
W. S. GRIBBLE, Proprietor.
Dry (roods Ammunition Boots and Shoes
Hardware Graniteware
Hay (irain Flour Feed Full line of Groceries
Walk-Over Shoes
What You Have Been
Looking For
An Oxford that Will Fit Snugly
around the Ankle without chafing
Here's an outline cut of one them.
We have them in the trustworthy Wak-Over make. Several
diherent shades of tan and in dull and shiny leather.
Medium Shade, Tan Calf, Blucher Oxford. Echo
Model. Price $4.00.
OTHERS AT $3.50 $4.00 $5.00
The WalK-Over
Shoe Store
J. G. VOGT
Hood River, Ore.