llgbt
kOOi) ElViSH fttAOiMt THUH8DA MAY S7 1909.
Royal
Absolutely Pure
Renders the
food more wholesome and su
perior in lightness and flavor.
The only baking powder
made from
Royal Grape Cream of Tartar.
COMMENCEMENT
EXERCISES
On Wi!nBnday, May 1!), tbe High
School Litarary Society played the
prelude to the oomnieucement exer
uiiea at the opera bonne. Of theae
aaopai DtarcainmaDia, aiwaya eujoy-
ahle, uoiia Ima ever aurpaHaed that of
VMl 'lhe Oirl'H Gee UJub which did
mucin to make comnieiioement week h
incoeai is an urKuiiiziitlou of wliicli
Hood Kiver may well be proud. In
their beautiful rendition of Mendel
aohn'a ijpriuK Houg they showed ex
traordinary voicea and exeellent
training that daligbted the audience
Miss Heater Harhiauii'a inonoloif.no
proved a moat entertaining feature.
Hut the euthiuiaaiu ran to ita bigheat
pitch in the atunta. Miaa Kdglog
tou'a aoug aud the charmingly ooa
turned character aoug by Miaa Haona
and -;.tv Ilroaiug were received with
tbutiderH of applanae. 1'be evening
nloaed with a abort play, the aotora
and aotreaaea of whioh aeeuied in
their natural element. The program
tor J'huraday evening way entirely In
the tianda of tbe gruduatitig elaaa,
and moat capable hnnda they proved,
too. The program waa dlgullied,
thoughtful, and reiireaeutative of their
intellectual attainmenta. The cIhbh
poem written by 10 it Kvana and de
livered liy Ada Mark waa received
with high favor. AIho it waa shown
that the data) InoludcH two of the bett
solulata in town, Miaa Jackaon and
MIhm Hanna. Neither ever mum better.
Tbe oratluux were not mere Hlghta of
on-lory hut deep and tuprMllTi aud
perhapa aipreMed better than any
thing ehe the platform and ideala of
the clhH ot H. With auoh, auoaeaa
aiirely Ilea before them. Hood Hlver
certainly In proud of tbe Mrat claaa to
graduate from her splendid new high
school. Tint iddrtU by Judge Lowell
mi commencement evening waa a max
terpienc. Ulowiug with uucommon
aud utriklngly appropriate llluatia
tiuna gathered from all history and
liLaratnto in Ida poliahed aud sohul
arly addreau he net forth the reaaona
lor and advaiitagoa of a life of service.
Judge Lowell ia a moat pleating
speaker and hla apeech was a real lu
ll Lratloa. The high trlass muaic of
the evening waa furnlaliei by the
Uirl'l 01m Cldb, the trio, oompnued
ol Lalla Kadford, Will Ohandler, and
Kva lliock and Mib, Sletteu who
leuuoiHii a glorious aolo. 1'Bfn as
the names of the oighteeu members ot
the class were read bv the clerk. Mr
.'iiUniiik, the coveted dlplomuas were
presented by the ohairniau of tbe
board, Mrs. Mutton, lhe members
oi the class of 'OH aie:
Urnoe Ldglngtou, preaident, Kate
lirosius, vice president, Oeorgia
t-ramai, secretary, llluuclio Howe
IraMarar, Lena Newton, Karl On
thank. 1 1 1 Kvana, Margaret Nlehaus
Hileanor Coe, Florence Hanna, Mabel
'l avion, Ueymund Kinly, I'loreuce
Smith, Alberta Jackaou, Martha
CAMAS
Realty Co.
Camas, Wash.
No. II. - sil acres, :t miles out, line
loud, SO ucres cleared and in good
cultivation. H acres in prunes, ;t
acres in apples and pears ami va
riety of small fruits, very deep
soil, watered by two wells, timber
enough on place for use, 8-rooin
bouse. barn 48x60, new binder,
buy baler, new wagon aud back,
mowing machine and lake, cider
press, all small tools, chicken
house and 100 chickens, fruit dry
er, I foam horses, three cows.
This place raised 70 tons of hay
lust year, and from 70 to HO tons
will be raised tnis year. F.very
thing goes with the pUcc
PRICE ISSM
No. 17. U'O acres In cultivallon.
All can be cultivated, Good, deep
soil free from rock, goisl house
amj barn. 1 team, 8 wagons, 10
head of stock, cream separator,
all go with place It. Y. I), and
phone 'b s place is tive miles
Out PRICE 1400. Half cash
balance to suit.
N.
U 200
acres
i good
miles out,
agricultural
watered
d
PRICE $10.00 per acre
This is a bargain,
No. 20,-160 acre reliaqulihtnent,
all good land, only H miles from
town of Camus. Can bo bought if
lakeii quickly, for
$.100.00
Clark County Farina near Camai
Washington
CamuM bus a Population ol 1300,
and a pay roll of 2S,0M
per month
Buy u farm within a slant distance
of Caina l'inesl funning country
In the state easy of access- near
a good market -- shipping by North
Bank Road or by Boat,
We have limns for sale from H
to S0 per ti'-rc.
WRITS FOX PARTICULARS
CAMAS
Realty Co.
Camas, Wash.
Baking Powder
Htruck, Donald Johnson, Hairy Oaah,
Ada Mark.
Color: Crimson.
Class Flower : Crimsou Carnation.
Olasi Molto: Heeds, Not Words.
Obituary 1
Enoch Cornell died on Monday, at
the age ot bn years. He aud In tain
lly bave ben residents of Hood Kiver
U r about a year He leaves a wife
and two sons to morn his lots besides
his many friends here. 'The funeral
services were held yesterday alter
noon at Nicbol's chapel, conducted
by Kev. W C. Oilmore, and also bj
the Klks. Mr. (Cornell was a mambar
of the Knivhts of 1'ythiaa and 14 rand
Army til the Kepuhiio as well as au
Klk. The pall bearers were H. K.
('opple and O. K. Caatner nf IheO.
A K., K V House and J. II. Hard
inger ot the Klks, and C. N. Markliaui
and Jo-cph Fraziar of the K. of H.
The remains were laid to rei-t in idle
wilde cemetery.
Mrs. Ida May Dlmmica, of Mt.
Hood, died at her home on May 19,
The loiiei.il services were held on
Friday, and the remains were laid to
rest in the McKemey cemetery at Mt.
Hood. The sorrowing husband and
relatives have the sympathy of the
valley in their sad bereavement.
Christian Wyss died on Friday
morning at his home near Mosler
after a short illness. The remsins
were taken to The Dalles tor inter
ment after services were held at the
Catholic church. He leuves a wile
and two children tc mourn his loss.
iVotlce For HbK
Notice Jis hereby 'given that bids
will be received for bidders to furnish
toity cords of wood, twenty cords to
be of slab wood, and twenty cords of
onk wood. The slab wood to be da
livered at lhe franklin school house,
in district No. 2, one and one-half
miles west ot Hood Kiver, and placed
at, the north side of the school boine
and to be delivered tiy August, 1st
The oak wood to be deliveied by
Septemliei 1st aud Is to be placed lu
the basement of the sohoo bulldnrg.
Aiao bids will be received for janitor
for the coming term beginning in
September,
ltids to be opened t.y third Mon
day In June.
Address M. P. lseuberg, Hood Uiver.
Strawberry Suggestions
on Handling
Picking.
Merries must not bo picked while
there Is moisture on the vines.
Hemes must he pink all over or
three fourths red.
Herrles should be picked riper iu
cool weather than lu warm.
I 'ickcrs must not be allowed to hold
sueral berries lu hands at same time.
Filled earners must not be allowed
to stand lu the sun.
Hemes must be picked with stem a
quarter of an inch long, no longei or
ahortei .
Parking.
NO CULLS in the boxes. Put lu
nothing but fair sized berries, none
under B tier. After lllliug box ubout
half full place the test, stems down,
so as to be able to face tho top layer
lu unifurm rows of four or tire mak
lag 10 or SB beirles on top layer, all
nice and level, stems down.
hill boxes solid leavlug uo vacant
spaces especially at corners or they
will be short weight, settle, spoil
your pack and bring less mouey.
Fill box so that top layer will come
tiireo eighths of au inch above top ol
box. Allow no berries to projeot over
side of box, If you do the berry will
be crushed, the pack spoiled aud the
box stained.
Packers must be reuuired to sort out
all gteeu, over rice, mis-Hhaiien and
under f tier hen ins.
Use clean crates aud keen them
from being soild.
After orates are nailed place them
iu cool side ot pHckluu house.
Hauling.
II li-n
nam in ,-ipnng Wagons, ami use
wagon cover to keep out dust.
Orowera are requetsed to send in load
as soon as ready. Do not waft until
you are through with your pack tor
the day. If everybody waits until
after t V. M. as they have in the nail
Ibt Shipping Association will uot
he able to load the day 's pack as the
car must be braced and reads at Itl
I'. M. Our ctop will reach about W
cais and we will send out ftom fi to
UJ oars a day. These cannct be load
ed after 6 P, M. or in three hours, so
If you want youi berries to go out
the same day do not delay iu getting
t hcin to the depot.
Remarks
Our crop Is large, other localities
have lare crops also, therefore it will
he neuessaiy to observe theae log
gestlons if you expect to get good
results. People will not buy otdluary
fruit, or a pcor pack and pay a pi ice.
Oond fruit and a good pack will sell,
even it there Is plenty ot tho oidin
ary. All berries will be tlgidiy ura.led
and inspected but everyone will be
treated tair and justly 'without (aror
or disci imlnat ion. Our INSPECT
OR will not find tault but will en
deavor to assist you with good advice,
lly order of tho board of directors
Hood Kirer Fruit Orowera Union
K. II. Shepard, Secy.
A. W. Ooodmun, who has been
clerk in the clothing department ot
Minor k Company's store, leaves this
morning for Hood Kiver where he
will remain during the summer. Mr.
Ooodman has made many waim
fl ieuds duriug his stay in Hept uer
the past four years, and has handled
bis work In the Minor store to the
entire satisfaction of the company
Mr. Ooodmun will probably return
this fall and resume work at his old
position. -Heppuet Times.
MAY WIN AN
AUTOMOBILE
Mu.-ter DuD-tal I 15. Ug'. sun ol C
lirlggr. of the linn o Hi lgw - A inert
l.ud Ci . renl eMi'e dealers, of Ills
city stands n uow) clauce to win the
Saturday lv.ru ing I'ost prize, a Fords
uve seated touring car, or its equiva
lent iu cash, at'tut iH.
His pre-ent ssles ate over 1,000 per
week, heie and lu the surrounding
erritory, whole he has sub agenls.
t, present be has t wont) -one sub
agents bustling for him. They are
i Meted Dee, Caftogd I ocka, Oieen
I'olul. Mos'er. Condon, M"rn, Hepp
uer, and vYeeeo OieM and Stefoneaa.
Wbiti Salo on. Ooldend.de, and Un-
H rwiac1, Wsd
He is tint thirteen years ol I but goer
fier the boat nasi like ft releraa can
raaaei. The prize a ill b given about
August 1, and eteil citizen In this
section should assist .Master Hriggs
a in this prize, unt ouly because be
is working tor it but because it will
give Hood River that noob more ad
vertising and show the whole United
K'.utes that eveu the small boys arc
there with the goods. Wbeu you have
a chance to get the Post in this city
or along the line do so for every Post
sold helps that much more.
High School UOs Defeated
The Minnehaha Athletic Club of
Vancouver defeated the High School
boys of this city, with a score of 16
to 2. The boys were out classed, out
generaled, and out-played by the al
mighty nine that defeated the Van
couver first team.
The vistiors were first up to fat snd
they pounded tbe ball hot and hem v
over second and third base, four men
scoring aud three u on dylne on bases
They kepi gaining steadily until about
the sixth or seventh inning when the
home team held them down to one
so ire lu two Inaince,
All of the High School boyi played
a go al game and tbe eirms were tsw.
Carson pitched a good game aud tho
way Johnson pulled Hies out o space
was limply great. Morse made the
first score for Hood Hiter. Oresham
will play the return game in this city
next Saturday, May iU, which will be
the lust game if the Season so every
body come out au I see the bent c me
tbe High School will pluy this season.
The lineup is as followx
Vancouver
Hood River
Oedney
Wilson
Wnnster
Pitch
McDonald
Holt
(Jarety
b'ox
Marker
g
I1
lb
'ZU
3 b
sa
rf
of
If
lllagg
Carbon
Morse
llatchelder
1 ng ills
Bar!)
Samuels
Vnimg
J ahnsnu
Netlcc.
Sealed bids for the Tabernacle in
Hood Hirer will tin received up to
tune 10, by Hev. O. W Ootman or
Hev. 0i A. Nutley. Tie building
contains over 36,000 fiet of lumber.
The right to reject any and all bid's
is reserved. C A. Nutley, Sec.
Union iiivangej Com.
BELMONT.
Mr and Mrs Wnl IfiUli and daughter
Helle spent, Sunday villi Mr. aud
Mrs. Cbarlai Wallace, on Hockford
avenue.
W, II. Davis came up from Carson
Saturday and stayed until Mondaj
morning visiting his mother. His
nephew, John Vynii, rt turned with
him tor a tew days visit.
ALL
Who ever heard of fill wool suits selling for 14.00 before? You could not get them
this time if it was not for the fact that I need the room Mid am going to put the price
right down where they will just fall out of the store. They can't lust Jong at $4-.)
they wont either, and that is why I put the price where you would be interested if you
still wear clothing and wish to look neat and up-to-date.
These suits are all-wool and are the famous Scotch Worsted
weave and that speaks for itself. The best way for you to
do is to come and see them they will please yon. These are
'jtt " HMPj the regular suitu that 1 have sold for f 12 you get them
7' nw. while they last for $4.00.
If you want a better suit, we are selling our regular -fir)
axxGz: i cerates
All
(
Mr,
HARDEMAN
.
1 T wm
for them before this sale
quality than the $4 or f 6 suits in the same colors.
And the $1 1 suits will please any one who wants to
for !!() per suit. Hut as I said before am froinji- to get
and if you don't want them some one else will be sure to
$10.00
a lairlv
irge stock of these
Children and
Tans
Size (i to 8 for $1.00
" S to 1 1 for $1.20
" 1 P., to 2 for $1.85
ftp .is
I VI J I
l$ m hi J
Fred Hlalcck went to Vancouver to
visit his tirotber truest and wife.
Mr. and Mrs Darker and daughter.
Norma, were visiting in Helmont
Sunday sUenin in.
Miss M rie Sou ervile returned
from ColUmbUa, Washington, llinrs
day. Mish Ka Smith, foimerly of
Hanott, csn.e i b her and will visit
friends.
Mis Arnold sud Mrs. Howard Isen
berg we! flailing with .Mr and Mrs.
M. P. isenharg and family Sunday
Marsh Issnberg teturoed from Al
banv Saturday where he went as dole
agte to grand lodge I. O. O. F.
Horn' Harker was visiting the home
folks Satmday. He returned to
Oreet;
Her.
refill n
Mts. V
Feint Sunday.
aud Mrs UlOWD and daughter
d Thursday from Pendleton,
re s' rrv to hear that Mr. and
t:. Oreen an leavlug
out
nme
i ere a, no ll i am
d will reuse 1 1 elr
iu I oi I land.
Mi-. Frank Jnues aud Mrs. i u
ing Mare out calling on friends Fri
day afternoon.
Me- I .Me. Isenberg, Marshall, 'lay
lot, and Sam Kby, weie catling on
Mrs. BomerviUe last week.
Mr. Nnnamaker is soon to have au
auto. (Next.)
Neal Nunamaker went to lieppuer
to visit but was so uufortunate to get
a bad case nf poison oak. He is un
der the doctors care. We hope soon
to hear of his complete rtooveiy.
Mrs. P. F. Merrill has been quite
sick, but is better.
Mis. W. H, Warren returned Hun
day from a visit to her tlster in Port
land. VALLEY CKEST
Dr. Nichols and Attorney Stark, of
Hood Uiver, were up lust week
Mr. and Mrs Mohr, of Fine Orove
came up'on a short visit lost week.
Mi. ami Mrs. Washburne were up
last Wednesday calling ou s ,n,e Val
ley Crest people.
Miss Nellie Roberts return d from
Poitland lust Saturday.
Mr. and Mis. Pierruout we'd down
to Hood Kiver lasl Satuidsy.
Alfred Allen has sold tive acres to
Dae Rogers, lhe price paid was ll&O
per net! tor unimproved land.
F. DrefMt, formerly of F. Diasser
fc Co., came up last Tuesday ou a
short visit w ith his son.
H. F. Oray, of the Pailiu, & Oren
dorff Company, Portland, can e up
on a short trip Sunday, returning
Tuesday.
DR. CHARLES W. EDMUNDS
Specialist
Bye, Har Nose and Throat
iidice, Hew Brosiua block, aik Street
rH(6 Hove pb one 41 HimmI Hlver
WOOL SUITS $4.00
suits for !(. 00 now six dollars is no price to ask for these
sinifm 1 1 1 1 iv art nil u'iwiI mill von enn arat t,hm in hroin
black orttrfl?, The suits
'Nough said.
The suit s I am srllinji; for
Foi blue Serge Suits now you know what, blue serge Suits are worth
as well as I do and you get them while they last at $10.00 We have
and you can get your pick and
Misses' Red School House
and Black Oxfords
Formerly sold for $1 .''."
" $1 50
that
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J. C. JOHNSEN
4
The Toggery
FRUIT
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40 acres good alfalfa and grain,
good small house 11-2 miles
from town - - - - $4500
1 5 acres improved, mile from
town $1500
40 acres, good improvements, $ 1 1 5
per acre.
10 acres, 1-4 mile from
per acre.
40 acres unimproved
per acre.
120 acres, grain, alfalfa, fruit,
good improvements $16000
All good irrigation, abundance water, good
soil, climate, schools, people, apples, pears,
peaches, prunes, cherries and small fruit. Alti
tude, 2400
ADDRESS
NEW PLYMOUTH
o '
are made of Orejion Worsted.
$9 are well worth what I asked
15 to f 18 and they are better
look fight. These were selling
rid of them till and that at once
buy them.
fit if you come at once.
Here is a chance for the careful mother to get good serviceable shoes for her children
wear like iron; bu you all know how the Red School House shoe makes good.
No one should miss this sale who can
would pay you to buy suits now and hold
them and tell others that von saw this ad
AND
LAND
E. P. DAY
I am exclusive agent in this city for the Famous
Royal Tailors of Chicago and New York and it will
pay you to see me if you want something in the
hand tailored line for the Hoy til Tailors are the best
that this country.
make use of any of the bargains we offer and in fact it
them even if you cannot use them at once. Call and see
in the Glacier and not to miss it.
ALFALFA
town
$200
$65
i
IDAHO