r
1
5000 a.f.dc. Ginghams
C A TT TDHAV AT Q1 tt- xr?sl 12 yard limit to each custom-
cr. See East Window
Worth noidng
You'll find the Florsheiin Shoe
truly comfortable.
"Natural Shape" lasts that's why I
Most Styles $5.00
We are agents for
flood Itivor
Much hot air is handed the people about
Shoes. Nearly every dealer says he has the beet. M"st
of them d not mean to misrepresent so much as to say
something. This is a day of specialties and we have to
concentrate 6ur stock under one roof but our source of
supply coniew from ninny special lines. We have our shoes
nmde especially for the conditions which exist heie. We sell
nothing hut all leather shoes.
CRAMS CLOTHES ar made by specialists our
hole enormous business comes from pleasing the young
man as well as his father. We have many styles, hut they
all have this swagger distinctiveness, Tour best dressed
friends will wear our suits this year. They always
look right, wear right and cost right.
CRAM'S
UP-TO-DATE STORE
Ederheimer, Stein & Co.
MAKERS
I
KKIKF LOCAL 1ATTEKH,
riant ( lakilale Hoses now;
The Diet Studio for ohatos.
Plant Oakdale Roma now.
Land Plaster at Whitehead'.
Finishing for amateurs at Deitl Stu
dio Best line of Spray Nozzles at McDonald.
Early
head a.
All kind
Jackson's.
cabbage plaotl Ht White-
nt filet and smoked lish at
Buy
head's,
our Lime and Vitroi at White-
H'or Flower ami
-Donalds.
Alfalfa Seeds' go to
F.arly oabbage plauta at White
head's Red and white clover seed at Wood it
Huggine.
A. T. Allen, o Mt. Hood, was lu
the city Tuesday.
Maple Svrup and Kastern 1!. W.
Hour at Jackson's.
Ask for "Our Flas" t matoes, 10c a
ran. Wood & Huine.
Four fancy hanging oil lampa it half
price at Jackson's.
For Bent Choice ground Hoorottiee,
Addreas Box 24 GlacTer office.
Una and Sulphur Solution in any
quantity, at Whitehead's.
HitfliPtt market price paid
and cl ickins. McOuire Bros.
Co t. vour pray hose from M
for vea
,1,1
furnished for
Carpenter shop
l ion. i
an new stuck, DO factory craps.
Dr Nichci's Prison Oak Special
guaranteed to cure. Price BO cents.
Cedar posts delivered to any purl ol
the valley, Thou, Snare, phone it'92-K.
Dr. Nrchol's Corn Remedy take off
the corns ' No cure, no pay." Price
25c.
Fancy salmon bellies, Fastern mack
erel and Lake Michigan white fish at
Jackson'.
Mi 88 Pearl leo and Mrs Wu .
Copple, of Pee, wero Hood Rlrer
vistnia Tuefday.
J. T. Oaborne, of The Dulles, was
in the city Monday and wbb gneit at
the Hotel Kainons.
Am in the market for raw land at,
840 to ?!)() per acre. Addiess Box 15,
Mount Hood Hotel.
A Que line of new 6pring styles of
Gordon aud Htetsou hats just received
at Vogt's, the clothier.
Slab wood delivered to any part of he
city. Special price for immediate deliv
ery. Thos. Shore, phoe 2092-K.
Irnninir boards, sleeve boards, screen
work, etc. Carpenters
long or short jobs
phone 15i .
New spring styles are ariiviugut
Vot Bros. Some of the uobbiest
suits ever shown in Hood River are
now on Bale
If you want to Imy or sell Peal eslaie
go to Onthank st mien,
loan on first mortt-'aires. Ai
legal papers carefully prepare
rial work of all kinds.
ot trial bottle of Dr. Nicho
Rheumatic Remedy, Kidney Rcme.lv,
or bladder tablet. renn-dp for every
ill that will do the work at small cost
Manufactured by Nichol's Pharmacy
Hood River, Ore.
Our International garments keeptheii
shape and Ityle, perfect lit, most beauti
ful line, with all tlx popular style.
Call and leave vour ne a-iiiv lor a suit
at A. L CtrmieWl'i wi the Heights.
Mrs U. L Smith, of Pine Grove,
haa been enpyiug a visit irmu Mrs.
B. E. Kbberhart, of Port. Ions auil
Miaa Fay Kbberhart, of Walla walla,
this week. They left for Portland
Tuesday evening.
K. M. CummiQS and wife, an I Harl
P. Cuinmna and wife, of Sioux City.
loon, are visiting Harry
at the Apple Dell or
frienda and relatives
this week.
U. R. Oreiaen ot Hood Rivet was In
Dufur the fliet of the week in inter
est ot the Better Fruit. ... Mis L.
W Bettian. of Hood River is bere tn
guest ot her dungi ter. Mrs Ed Hill
uud family Mrs. Harvey Slu-hrr
mh.i,I from Huod River last but
urdav. where Bhe has
with lelativeB hi
Dispatch
Prof. A. B. Curdelv,
aocompanied by K H
Daliee, arrived Fridey
acoconipauied ly O.
made a tour inspect ten
Ice cream oones, 5 and 10c, at the
Kandy Kitoheu.
H. W. Day, of White Salmon, was
bueineBS caller Tuesday.
Hot oottee and lunoh for farmers at
the Kandy Kitchen.
II R. Dotiahue, ot I'he Dalles, was
a city visitor Satuiday.
Miss Luoua, ot the Paria Fair, naa
a Poitla id visitor Friday.
Ask for "Our Flag" Tomatoes, 10c a
can Wood it lluggins.
V. D McKern, of Dee, wa8 in the
city Tuesday aftemocn.
0. M. Bailey and wife of Mt. Hood,
were down to Hood River Inesday
Take in the Pariah Tea at Mr .
Baker'a Friday afternoon from two to
five.
H. S. Wallace and wife went to
Portland foi u few daya' vlait Inea
day.
L. S. Fritz, of The Dalles, was a
guest ai the Mt Hood Monday and
Tuesday
(i. R Stafford went to Salem on
Sunday for a few daya' business visit
lu that city.
Fred Bell, who has spent noma time
at the Hot Lakes, returued Saturday
much improved.
Some fine piecoB of mission furni
ture are being made at the Carpenter
hop. Phone 157.
Prof. Wursohul, a professor ol
mcale, of Portland, waa iu the city a
few days this week.
A. O. Andrews and wife, of the
Crapper district, ere Portland visi -or
Tuesday afte-noon
Flies cause the death of many pei
anna Keep tbem out with screen
from Oarpeotel Shop Phone 157
Alfied Cox, of Chicago, who has b
ranch In this place, vas in the city
this week looking alter his interests.
J. B Sherlook, of St. Paul Minu
passed thru here Tuesday ou bia way
Money to
-tracts and
Nota-
to visit friends and relatives in White
Salmon.
Mrs J R. Wells, of Condon, who
has been vlisting frienda here tor
some l ime returned to her home Sit
urday.
Mi. nnd Mrs Stamp, who haa been
visiting A 0. Jordon, for aoqie time
letumed to their home in eastern
Oregon Saturday.
P. O Barlow, nf liau Clair, Wis,,
was in the city Tuesday looking op
Hood River real etaate aud may buy
before leaving.
A. Hnhubach Bnd J. Margulta, of
Portland, weie lu the olty Tuesday
and went out 'o aee the latter'a ranch
in the Upper Valley.
Ihe play "Hick'ry Farm" will be
given at Pine (Jrove Orange Hall,
Friday evening, June 4th. Full par
tieulars next week.
E C. Brownlee aud wife of Omaha,
Nebraska, ariived Sunday evening
and expect to buy and mike thii
their future home.
Atty. and Mta. K H H trtwig re
turned from Portland the first of the
week, where they went to attend the
wedding of soma friends
Mrs J A. Davida.in haa been en
joying a visit from her parent". Mr
and Mra. Thoa Leabo, of Bovd this
week. They returned hon e Friday
J. K. Snelton, of (irand Rapids,
Mich., was in the city Tvesday com
pleting hi tranaaotionB in regaid to
the 134,000 orchard that he purchased
recently.
Mr and Mis Curran, and Geo.
urns o 0 wife, of PnrDsn I W'-re up
irom Pottiaiid this week to be pre ent
at the maniacs of Mis Bui us and
Mr. bogga.
the roggarf msn,
suaris in suits this
going a ft pa' suit
-the ones. See
M. Cummins
hard Hiid other
In Hood River
I cen
friends
isitiig
-Dutur
of Corvallis,
Weber, of lbe
morning, and,
R Caetuer,
i t fruit con
dlttone, on the haft side i-,mny oie
noon. In the Hfternoon Messrs.
Castue. and Cordley visited the east
side Tbey found everything terj
favorable as far as crop ooudiuou
were concerned.
Our work guaranteed. Deitz Studio.
Plant Oakdale Roses now.
J. 0. Johnseo
ia offering sjuie
eek. They are
while they last
Ma ad iu this issue.
B, T. Foita returned Fiiday from
a btulMtl trip to Albany. Oregon
Mr. Folia stales that he expects to
begin work soon on a handsome ne
bungalow ou his ranch al Odell
J. K. Niokelaeu has tendered his
reaigaution as city recorder to taie
affect aa soon as bis suc esaor Is hp
rented. We Bie sorry lo vise Mi
Niokelsen, aa he waa a model officer.
E. T. Johnaou, the railroHil con
ti actor at Dee, who has the Contra"1
tor the exteusion of the Hood Riv
Rj. beyond that aeotion, waa iu the
city Tuesday lu connection with Ida
work He reports mo id prugrea- to
fur.
shprilf j E. Morse took a Stele
tn S,i mil w ho a adiud.e I t.oaii"
Jnnit waa nonittted to the sIhIh i ;!sim
iiinn 'lhSwe ie waa a ruck i n th-
head rveull'. while working on Ihe
lt Hood extension, aud it ia ex-
! pecu-0 he will uot recover.
I C. n, Hirnes ot JeldaOdale, spent
batiirday mi 1 Sun iav iu tlooti ivr.
Mr. Bimes ia engngd ery titan
sir.lr iu gmiug atrawberriea at
Uiddeu lal aud GSW to Hood Rivei
to in.sstigate local methoda of grow
ing aud marketing.
Dr. C. R. Rollins waa up from Port
land Thursday.
Ask for "Our Flag" Tomatoej, 10c a
can. Wood & Huggius.
R. J. Molaaac aud wife were down
from Mt. Hood Thursday.
Aak for "Our Flag" Tomatoes, 10c a
can. Wood & lluggins.
F. W. Dellart, was over from Un
deiwood again Thursday.
H. W. Hamilton, of Underwood waa
in the Olty Friday on business.
J W. Heller, of Baker City, was a
guest at the Ramona Monday.
Mias Maude McCoy was down from
Odell Thuiaday visiting frienda.
O. W. Ilrunton, of Walla Walla, was
a Hood River visitor Mondav.
Mrs. R. K. Earley epent a tew days
visiting in The Daliee this week.
Mis. G. P. Pluuimei, of Portland,
was fttitiag fi iends in this city Fri
day. Miss McLaree, of Rainier, waa vis
iting frienda in this city Thursday
aud Friday.
Miaa Fay K. Orr weut to Wasco
Tui'sdav for a visit with friends tor a
week or ao.
H A. White, of Biigga, Ore., waa
in the city Monday and waa the gueat
of the Mt. Hood.
Rev. B. F. Brown, of the Belmont
district, lift for Weston, Oie., Tues
day for a short visit.
Mtb. A. Woodman left for lbe
Dulles Tuesday morning where she
ill visit for a few daya.
Miss Ella tiraoe Wiedrick of Port
land waa the gueat of Mr. nnd Mr.
C. D. Hlnrlcba on Sunday.
J. B. P ncell, of Cook City, Wn.,
aocompanied by D. MoBain, were in
the ciiy Thursday and Friday.
A. H Pnttr, of Portland, waa
lookiug after his ranch interests in
the valley the first of the week.
Mias Ada Hicks ia enjoying a visit
from her triend, Miaa Gertrude Rob
iuaon, of Portland, linne I'liday.
C. F. Whal y, of St. Paul, waa look
ing over the valley the Urst of the
week and may conclude to buy before
h" leaves.
Then waa no excitement, at the
OQonoil meeting Monday exoept the
passing of the usual run ot street
ordinances, etc.
Mra. F. O. White, of Knthton,
passed thru bere Tuesday on bar way
to The Dalles, where ahe will have
her son operated on.
Sheriff L E. Morse sent Mi. Van
B tal to I in Dulles to.- the aberilt
there who wanted him as a witness iu
a case on I'ueaday.
K. H. MoKean, with the lndepend
eut Warehouse and Milling Co., of
Waaco, waa in Hood River aod vicin
ity, Thursday and Trlday.
Miaa Geneva Broombend, of Odell.
I assed thro bere Tuesday ou her way
to Beavorton, Ore., whre ahe will
spend a week visiting relatives and
frienda.
Mrs. Cbas. N. Clarke left for a few
weeks' visit with lelativee at Dufur
TueBday. She waa accompanied by
Mias Spear who will visit her oousio
there for some time.
Ihe Odd Fellcws and Rebekaba
attended the labernaole in a body
last evening, at the invitation f Dan
Shannon. A aprcial sermon was
pleached and also a soug aervice ren
dered. The Guild ot St. Mark'a Kpiaoopal
church will give a Parish Tea at the
home of Mrs. W. J. TIaker Friday
afternoon of this week troai '2 to 5 p.
m. All are oordially invited. Pro
oeeds to go towarda urw rectory.
B. i-. Murphy, who lost m valuable
cow this week, went to The Dalles
Tuesday to try and replace her. I'he
cow gave uo reason foi hei intended
trip to "Cow-htaven,' and Mi Mui
phy thinks its a case ot "bart tail
ure altho he Is not sun .
M S. Smith. r. P. & 8, ticket
agaut at Cliffs, waa iu Hood River
the Urst nt the week. He announces
the following tiino ard on Iiih road
between Cliffs and Portland: leaves
Cillts nt :45 a. in ; a; rives at Port
laud at 19: leave Portland at 4:15 p.
m. and arrives at Cliffs at H 30 The
visitor uow baa four hours lu Port
land which makea it v ry convenient
lor people along the Nnith Bunk who
viiat toe (lose City.
C. S MandatiHe. of Olcott, N. Y.
a tiieod ot the Htelnb'iuses, of the
Upper Vallev. arrled here Friday aud
aoeut aome time In th vallv and
mav decide to slay here permanently.
.A K Fuller, ol Jetfarson. Oregon,
ass In In. mi last week after a span of
"nii-a Mr, Fuller employed some
Baa to oie,- a traot ot land, Mirraaing
to del iv er Id t hem h hill ot sale ot tie
mule- upon completion of the work.
Mi. Fuller says that instead of d dug
ti e work, the men hi ought the mulia
and oauje tn Hood Hi er. Hy his
Attorn ys Stark aud Popper, Mr
I'uiler replevied the mules, sud the
sheriff It uow holding thotu awaiting
the ootoome of the aui'.
SPECIAL
Friday Only
This Week
Grocery Departmtnt
Irrigated
Lands
Homeseekers Wanted
Dates, per pound 10c
Oranges, per doz 30c
Bananas, per doz 30c
Pine Apple Cheese lb 40c
Grape Juice,qt bottle 45c
Grape Juice, pt " 25c
Boneless Sardines, extra
quality, per box 25c
Imported Sardines, extra
quality, per box ..12'jC
Force, 3 pkgs 25c
Crespo, 3 pkgs 25c
Malta Vita, 3 pkgs 25c
Pyramid Soap Pow
der, pkg 15c
Fairbanks Laundry
Soap, 7 bars for 25c
Gloss Starch, good
quality, pkg 9c
Cresent Wheat Flakes
3 pkgs for 25c
Swastika Noodles,pr
package 8c
Fancy Olives, large
size, per pt 35c
Fancy Chow chow
per quart 20c
Fancy Mixed Sour
Pickles, per quart . 20c
Prize Medal Baking
Powder, per lb 25c
Pears, good quality,
per can 20c
Muscat Grapes, good
quality, per can 20c
Salad Oil, per bottle 20c
Yacht Club Salad
Dressing.large size 50c
Maple Syrup, gal $1.35
Maple Syrup, gal 75c
Apple Butter, per lb 10c
Peanut Butter, glass
jar, each 25c
Spanish Olives with
Piemientos, bottle 30c
Pepper Sauce, bottle 22c
Grated Horse Radish
Economy Jar 25c
Oyster Cocktail, fan
cy 30c
Phone us Your Orders
Prompt Delivery
Bragg Mercantile
Company
No. 360. SO seres, 5tl acres tillable, 16
aeres cultivation, good springs, can he
piped into house, It room house, burn 10
x-tO, other buildings ; 1 mile from school,
U mile from st.ite road, good wood, ( cat
tle and cider press. 1'iice, f'tfOO; TS00
cash, balance, 1 U) H years at fMIO.
No. 250. IN acres, 23 acres in culti
vation, good 4 room house, all under
fence, SW miles from R. H. station aud
lu at landing, qunrter mile from school,
It. D, mid telephone, all chickens, house
hold goods and farming tools. Price
12200, cult 11800, balance at 7 per cent.
No. 325. 245 acres, !I0 acres culti
vated I'iu ncres tillable, plenty of wood,
plenty g od water, touches Waihougal
river, County and state roads, telephone,
It I), 1 in le from school, 5 head horses,
lft boga, chicken and poultry, I wagon,
1 hack, mower, hinder, 2 plows, L' har
rows, cultivator nparatot , 8 other dairy
tools, haylorkl, ti romo house, ham 110
x70, other building. Pries tl-'.ooo,
cash for half, balance at h per vent.
No. 461. 40 acres h miles from R H,
all tillable land, lii ar IK acres in culti
vation, house ham, all fenced, plenty
good water, springs run the year round,
2 acres in orchard, on i nty road, R 1)
and telephone. Price 12800! T1200eash,
balance on eaty terms at 7 per cent and
purchase ia to assume a $0U0 mortgage.
No. 42. 70 acres, 2 miles from de
pot and boat landing, 4 hitch cleared,
rest easily cleared. Price f.'.'UIO. 1800
cash, balance mortgage at tl per cent.
No. 103. 82 acres, all tillable, 28 acres
in cultivation, good II lis. in house, good
barn 80x34, and other outbuildings,
letlty good water the vear round, all
larminu ami garden tools, 1 cow of the
viry beet, Jj mile north of WaaboagaJ
nnd an idea! place. Price $0000, one-
alf cash, balance easy terms at tl per
cent.
No. 55. 72 acres, 1 mile from Wash-
ougal. 70 acres tillable and under culti
vation, li running streams, water piped
into house and bam, 7 room bouse,
barn UO.xtiO, gi nnery MOxld- lhadi, .'i acre
family orchard, land all fenced and
cross fenced, 1 Mod wagon, H harrows,
tooth, dlac and drag, 1 binder, 1 mower,
rake, cultivator, hayfork complete; fan
ning mill, all small farming tools, 2
cows, irjnalope, good soil, reasonable al
lowance shall be made for any growing
crops at time of sale, 7 thoroughbred
.lersois, 8 thoroughbred calves, 1 grade
cow, 1 registered bull, 2 grade heifers, 1
new separator, milk utensils, testers,
scales, etc. Price 112,000; half cash,
rest at 6 per cent and good terms.
No. 337. bo acres, 40 or 4ft acres in
gooil slate of cultivation, balance pas
ture, ' miles east ot w asiiougal on
county road, K I ami telephone line,
plenty of good water piped into the
QOttse, (colli and hot I 7 room house,
good ham, orchard in good shape, place
all seeded and stock of machinery goes
with place! which consists of 1 mower,
rake, 4 harrows, 1 two horse cultivator,
1 -ingle borae cultivator, wecder, i
planters, It plows, 2 wheelbarrows, cart,
2 wagons, 1 set double harness, 2 horses,
2 c iws, I heifer, grindstone, hayfork
nod small tnnlf, range, bed, spring and
mattress This is an ideal home. Price
$47(10. half cash, balance on easy terms.
No. K. lf0 acres, 1 1-2 milea from
Mt. Pleasant depot and landing, 60 or
80 acres under cultivation, 40 acres eas
ily cleared, 12ft acres tillable, land and
water nt the beet, water in pasture,
(rood house, 2 bams fully equipped, milk
and separator houses; cement cellar and
other t!"i'd buildlnga; place is all fenced
and cross-fenced; near It H.l. ; tele
phone in house; 1-2 mile from school and
grange ball. With tl is place there ia
Includi d a hinder, mower, rake, 2-horse
and I -horse Clllttvatoa, spring and spike
tooth harrows; I light Mebmirn wagon;
1 heavy wagon ; 1 buggy; 1 pafr work
horses, weight .'MX) pounds; new set
work harnes; single harness; milk sep
arator, and all Otbv t""'H l"" numerous
In mention; 1ft good cows; 2 yearling
heifers; 1 thoroughbred Jersey hull ; 1
yearling steer; 2 brood sows; 7 choats;
it dozen chickens ; and all grow ing cropa.
Price 111,000; IH000 cash, balance to
suit.
Washoug'al
Dairy & Land
Company
-f i j i : i ri i i i s i i 1
-M-H-
Correspondence
Made
Easy
with a good fountain pen and a box of
good stationery. Our line of Fountain
Pens is complete. The Waterman
New Self Filler is a success. The
Moore Non.leakable positively
eoes not leak.
Whiting's
means to stationery what Hood River
does to apples the best. Be sure you
have Whiting's and you are sure
you have the best.
One of our fountain pens and a box of
our stationery make correspondence a
pleasure.
Slocom's Book Store
The Place That Does Framing
I IIM H HHIII WI H 1 1 I I 1 1 I I I I II 'H I"!
F. H. Cool id ge
Dealer in Elgin, Waltham,
Hamilton high grade Watch
es. All Repair Work given
prompt attention. Satisfac
tion guaranteed.
F. H. COOLIDGE
Watchmaker (St Jeweler
Opposite Parle Fair
j Go To
Wood & Huggins
rOT Fancy and Staple Groceries. The
Largest and Most Complete Line in the
City. We make a specialty of High
Grade Stock and guarantee every
thing we Bell. Give uh a call.
WOOD (Si HUGGINS,
L
The Leading Grocers
.aaai
Ueo. Ilarria, nf San Krauolaao, waa
looking i t the Hood Kiver real eutato
I'ueaday.
Corrinudmil8 will pleaHc write at
the tor nt t hei i Itema denoting the
diatrict Uiy are from. One oorrca
(jondent tailed to do It thin week aud
if we did not make a goml gueud do
not hlaine Ul.
Woodland, Wash., Fruit Land I-ew-is
River Land It producing frnit claimed
in be equal to that grown at Hood Kiver.
Ijand (10 per acre an4 tip. Investigate.
Writ Commercial Club, Woodland,
Weah,
Lane & Gibbons
Buceeeeor to Shram Broe,
Pneumatic Water
Supply System
Wc have for sale, one
sliKhtly used, 730 gallon
steel pressure tank, com
plete with Hot Air En
gine and all connections,
fluxes, valves, eto. can
save you $100.10 on this
GOULD & SNYDER
Hood River, - Oregon
LISTEN!
J Washougal, - Wash.
Here is your chance to double your
! money in the next n months:
80 acres your choice of one of the tin-y-,
r . est 100 acre tracts in the famous Willow
COIlteCtlOnery, Cigars and Klat district. 20 acres slashed, small
house and barn; 10 acre fenced, ditch
Tobaccos
Sporting Goods
running through the place; within
mile from the survey of the new electric
line ,9 miles from Had River. Price for
a few days f.r5 per acre, ! cash, bal. 8
per cent. Let me show this to you.
Phone 2052-1. or address
A. B. Shelley, Hood River, Ore.