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HOOD RIVER GLACIER THURSDAY, AUGUST 19, 1909.
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LEGS for SALE
Each Leg' lc and the
vSeat Thrown In
Excellent Boys' Knee Pants, worth from 50c to $1.25
regular, next Saturday School Opening Sale
25 Cents Per Pair
25c
100 doz. Boys' and Girls' Iron
Clad Hose, famous for wear,
special school opening price, 19c
AOoodUasoffelerv
it
We make a specialty of our hosiery,
and recommend "Iron Clads" for men,
women, misses, children and boys
part icularly for boys. Try them.
FRANK A.
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BRIEF LOCAL HATTERS.
The Dietz Studio for photos.
Land Plaster at Whitehead's.
Cold boiled ham at IfcGuire Bros.
Finishing for amateurs at Deitz Stu
dio Home Rendered Leal Lnrdal MeQuire
Bros.
Best line of Spray Nozzles at McDon
alds. Early cabbage plants at White
head 'a.
All kinds of suet ami smoked tish at
Jackson's.
Dr. Uustav Rear and daughter,
Miss berti, and Dr. DeVVitt t'onnel,
of Poitland, came up Friday and
spent the week eo 1 at Cloud Cap Inn.
ORCHARD
LANDS
26 Acres Fine ml soil,
'3 miles southwest of Hood
River. County road through
place. 8 acres under cultiva
tion; 300 1 to -5-year old
Newtowns and Spitzenbergs;
S acres bottom land; 6 inches
of water stock besides there
being an abundance of free
water for about 10 acres.
Price $4,000. Easy terms.
IO Acres 3 miles out
on West Side. 2 acres cleared
and in young orchard; bal
ance slashed and burned: ex
ceptionally light clearing.
Price, $3500,
IO Acres:! miles out
on West Side. Well improved.
8 acres in commercial or
chard, 4 to 8 years old.
Stock, implements and tools
all go with the place. Price,
10,5000.
43 Acres Unimprov
ed, in Willow Flat, high and
sightly; light clearing; no
waste. $5000 $1000'cash.
27 Acres 2 miles out
on East Side. 22 acres in
strictly commercial orchard,
1 to 7 vears old in prime
condition; good buildings;
nice location. $5000 cash
will handle this, and the or
chard will take care of the
balance.
IO Acres 5 miles out
on East side; 8 acres in or
chard, mostly Newtowns and
Spitzenbergs in bearing; 2
acres in alfalfa,; good build
ings. Price, 10,500.
20 Acres 4!4 miles out
on West Side; perfect loca
tion; good house; tine well.
1050 Newtowns and Spitz
enbergs, 3 to 4 years ohl
3 acres in strawberries.
Will double the purchase
price of $3 2,000 in two years.
Easy terms.
8 Acres '2 miles out.
Improved with small house
and barn. 112 Newtowns
and Spitzenbergs, 2 years
old. 3 acres in clover and
and potatoes; fiee water for
irrigation. Price, $3000
$1000 cash.
Devlin & Firebaugh
Leading Dealers
Swetland Building, Portland, Ore.
H. R. B. & T. CO. BJdg, Hood River
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CRAM, Agent
Our work guaranteed. Deitz Studio
buy your Lime and Vitrei at White
head's. Haselwood Creamery Butter at Mc
(iuireB. For Flower ami Alfalfa Seeds go to
McDonald.
Get a Scuffle Hoe at M.d aid'- and
ave work.
Camp stoves at coal. Davenport Har
ness Co.
Maple Syrup and Eastern B. W.
flour at Jackson's.
If you want shoes that don't go
wrong go to Johnten's.
Money to loan on improved farm
land. T. D. Tweedy.
Four fancy hanging oil lamps at half
price at Jackson's.
Full ine of I.owney's Bon Bona and
Chocolates at Ross'.
Migs King spent a couple of days in
Portland last week.
Line and Sulphur Solution in any
quantity, at Whitehead's.
Highest market price paid for vea
and chickens. McGulre Bros.
Gel vour spray hose from McDonald,
Clean new stock, no factory scraps.
Dr. Ninbol's Poison Oak Special
guaranteed to cure. Price 50 cents.
Dr. Nichol'l Corn Remedy takes ofi
the corns. "No cure, no pay." Price
25c.
Fancy salmon bellies, Eastern" mack
erel and Lake Michigan white fish ai
Jackson's.
Three- room house and two lots in
Idlewild for sale for a short time for
$600. Phone 168-M. j29
Am in the market for raw laud at
$40 to $50 per acre. Address Box 15,
Mount Hood Hotel.
Money to loan on improved ranch
property. Hood River Banking &
Trust Co. 6-24tf
Sales are increasing daily at the
Apple (Jrorert Union ice factory. Best
quality ot ice, reaoonableprices. Phone
117.
Mrs. H. J. Frederick spent last
week lu Portland having her eyeH
treated and staying with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Jacobs.
H you want to buy or sell real estate
go to (intnaiiK s wuen. .Money to
loan on first mortgages. Abstracts and
legal papers carefully prepared. Nota
rial work of all kinds.
Get a trial bottle of Dr. NichoP
Rheumatic Remedy, Kidney Remedy,
or bladder tablet. A remedp for every
ill that will do the work at small cost
Manufactured by i:i 'i P l ir macy
Hood River, Ore.
, G. P. Schloser, of Green River,
Utah, visitod tlood Kiver last week in
tbe ioterest of a colony of about
tweuty Ave families, wbo are seeking
a looation In tbe wst.
Our International garments keep theil
shape and style, perfect fit, most beauti
ful line, with all the popular styles.
Call and leave your measure for a suit
at A. L Cannichael's on the Heights.
East hound trains on the Ncrtil Bank
road stop at Underwood as follows: No.
2, 11:91a. m.j No. 4, H:28 p. m.j No.
fi, 7:04. This train only goes to Cliffe.
West bound trains as follows stop at
Underwood: No. 5, 'J:08 a. m. and No.
1 at MK) p. m.
C. S. Batebam, of Nuiwalk, Ohio,
is spending a few days with his broth
er, A. P. Bateman, at Mosier, and
t.hev visited Hood River tbe first of
the week. This is Mr. Baebam's
first; visit to thi P.oirlr? (Mt, and In
ll well plesseT with tbe country
Mrs. M. A. Fincb. of New York
City, who hHs been a gueet at thi
Avery homes at Kguermout. left for
Seattle Sunday n'terunoi:, accompan
ied bv Mrs. Heniy Aven. Mia
Kinoh will return home dir ct from
Seattle.
Mrs. MarioD MacKae letumed lit
rinv from Portland. wLtie the has
been under treatment at a bopsital
for about two weeks with a tumor
which she br,rt removed from lie
ikull back of the ear. The opeiatlnn,
a very oencaie one, wbhouiiici ui
ceefal, and she baa about recovered
See window display and spot your patterns. All sizes
from 4 years to 16 years.
CRAM'S
Get your meals
Parker liros
formerly Young's.
N. C. Kvans went to The Dalles on
business lhursday evening.
Best line of men's gloves in the city
at the Davenport Harness Co.
Mrs. H. H. Bailey, of Portland, is
visiting her sou, Harry, and tamily.
J. R. Waid, of Kelso, Wash., visit
ed friends in Hood River last week.
Mrs. B. C. Sohroeder, of Vancou
ver, visited friends in the city last
week.
Mrs. W. A. Wiltshire, of Ashland,
Ore., is risking Mr. and Mrs. O. J.
Nelson.
Miss Beulah Ireland, ot Forest
drove, was a visitor in Hood River
last week.
Mrs. Del Rand leturned from Seat
tle Thursday with her nephew, (Jra
hani Fitch.
Mrs. K. N. Young went to The
Dalles the latter part of the week to
visit Irleudi.
loe cream, soda water and cool
diiuks solved at Parker Bros., in the
Hull Building.
Hot White, wifsaud daughter went
to Poitland Thursday to spend a few
days visiting friends.
Mrs. James Grahaui went to Long
Beach, Wash., lhursday foi a few
days at the seashore.
A. W. Smith, ot the Central Door &
Lumber Co., Portland, was in the
city Thursday on business.
John Miller, the capitalist, dislo
rated his jaw hone Ian! week praising
Folger's Golden Gate doltee.
Mrs. bi, W. Jones, of Portland, who
has been with her sister, Mrs. H. L.
Dumble, for sereral months, returned
home Thursday.
Frank Slavens went to Wanen Fri
day, where he spent a tew days visit
ing relatives there, returning the
first of the week with his family.
Arthur Clarke and wife, Clay
Biock, Ellsworth Haiiua, Misses Han
na and Kelsay, spent last week camp
ing on the Little White Salmon.
W. J. Baker, wife and daughtei,
spent several days at Portland last
week on a visit to theii daughter and
husband, Mr. ami Mrs. Seneca I nuts.
Mrs. W. G. Morgan, who has been
visiting at the country borne of J
Mi Hamblett of a couple of weeks
returned to her home at lone 1 huts
day.
Walter Caseuiuut, of Alberta, Cau
ada. Is spending u few days in tbe
vclley looking over tbe country and
visiting his friend, E. L. Uould, in
the vslley.
J. J. Luckny went to Portland
Units. lay afternoon on business. Mrs
Luckey ami daughter accompanied
him as far as Collins, whore tbey
spent a few days.
Prof. Beatty, who is in the employ
of Fred Clarke at The Dalles, took
chaige of Aitbur Clarke's jewelry
store I err while the latter was taking
a venation last week.
T. B. Montford, of the Chicago
Backer, was in the city Saturday m
the interest of his publication Mr
Moutford Is making a tour of the
fruit sections of tbe country and is
on bis way to California.
W. H. Petigh, of Hood River, wbo
has been visiting in Sherman and
'iilliam the past week with his Cad
iliac, returned home Weduesdv, no
companied by his daughter, Mra
Henry Howell. Moro Obseiver.
A. W. Onthank returned the last of
tbe week from the Seiittle fair, and
is much pleased with the exhibition.
He says that since Joe Wilscn has
taken hold of the Hood River exhibit,
it is presenting a very good appear
ance. J. K McGregor returned to bit
home ut Mnsler from Portland Thurs
day. Mr Mc'jregor is suffering troni
an attack of hooping cough, and it
Is so severe that several times he
bus been In danger of strangulation.
He will go to the Bonat this wtek In
tbe hope of gettiug relief hy tbe lea
breeze,
Shoes ma le or rep aired at Johnson's.
Jack Culbeition returned Sunday
from a trip to Seattle.
1). H. Dltcenberg, of White Salmon
spent Suuday in Hood River,
the San Sotioi Club will meet at the
home of Mrs. Murta Huggins, Thurs-
lay at 2 :30,
(leo. Coburu and father, of White
water, Wis., visited friends in the
valley Sunday.
llios. Murphy, of Iowa, spent sev
eral days looking over the valley and
left for Portland Monday.
W. W. Carpenter and Fwife, EJ. O.
iiahani aud wife and F. I!. MoCarn,
of Tamil, Iowa, spent several days in
the valley last week.
Miss Maude Carlisle, of Arlington,
who bus been visiting her sister, Mrs.
F. S. Smith, left Tuesday for New
York to spend the summer.
The Apple Growers Uuiou is ready
to take care of your pear crop. Hy
shipping with t hum you will receive
buyer's profits for yourself, which
is certainly worth saving.
Wanted, for onsh custoniei, 10 acres
impioved or partly Improved one
showing some income; also SPJ to 40
acres unoleared. (I. Y. Edwards &
Co. Office next to Mt. Mood.
Seven per cent money to loan on
improved Hood River Valley lands.
Impiove your apple lands. Seo W.
R. Wiuaus, at Wiuans on Mt. Hood
R , or write me at Deo, Ore.,
Hood River county.
Mrs. Louiso Goddard has teen
grunted, by tbe Cirolut CODlt ol
Multnomah, a degree of divorce from
(irenvillo (Jnddard, also tho restitu
tioa of her former name, and will now
be known as Mr, Louise lioydeu.
M. W. Hiacnck has resigned his
junitorship jots around town and left
for Vancouver Monday. He baa
tiaded hie residence for Vancouver
property and expects to make that
city his future home. He lecelved
woid recently of tbe illness of his
father in Michigan and will leave for
that state soon.
Wanted -the following buck num
bers of the Metter fruit, three copies
each, for which we will pay 25 oents it
in good condition : August, Septem
ber, .November, 1 '. " K . September.
1SKJ7; May, July, November, Decern
ber, 19081 January, March, 1900.
Better Fruit I'ul lishlng Co.
John Bishop Putnam, tit G. P. Put
nam's Sons, tne prnmiueiic insw rork
publishers, was lu the city Thursday.
Mr. Putnam is taking a vacation in
the west, visiting his son, wbo la at
the University of Califurnin, and
came to Hood River with a letter o
introduction to E. L. Smitb, wb,
entertained him during the day. Mi.
I'utnani was well plea-ed with what
he saw of Hood River.
Mrs. Mai ton MaoRae has sold the
11. M. Moore place to II. S. iloge, i I
Portland. Mr. Iloge wilt Salad Olf Br
ing the foity acres and greatly im
prove tbe .place There are una
about twenty five acies cleared an i
the place is one of the beauty pots of
the valley. The further imprr.vi
ruent of the ranch will be of great
benellt to the balance of tbe piacfl
in the Oak (linve district, Mr, Bl 1
Mrs. H. S Iloge and daughter were
up the first of the v k aud closi d
tbe deal.
Hal Bald's great play, "The King
of tho Cattle Ring, " is oje of those
stane productions Unit holds the mid
lenee with the most InteoBs Interest
rfotn start to rtni'dj. It in a Bve-acl
border drama and deplota frontier
life In the southwest, the Straggle'
between tbe oifferent border char
acters Indians, cowboys, outlaws,
thieves, plainsmen and settlers- is
realistic to a debtee an t is replete
with ttirili' situations and olimav
es. It is an illustrated lesson for our
younfjer people in the difficulties of
our first, settlers. Hop Lee, Pat
Dunn and Rist'H, in tlmlr eftorti to
assist tbe hern and their employer.
provide uproarious fun by their ludi
crous mistakes aiid blunder in their
adventure. Xuesduy, August 24th.
UP TO DATE
STORE
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Unirrigated
Lands
MR. FARMER OR IN
VESTOR: Do not for
got, if you ever have
learned, our country so
called Waahoufil. It is
one of the host dairying
and diversified farming;
countries in the North
west. If you do not
believe it, come and we
will show you, or
address
Washougal Dairy
& Land Co.
WASHOUGAL, WASHINGTON
G. S. Smith, Mfjr.
Received a car of Pure White Flour
Wood v Huggins.
f your shoes, have none wrong take
them to Johnsen,
T. J1'. Johnson made a busiueMS trip
to '1 he Dalles Saturday.
Try Pure White Flour. Hinh grade,
superior quality. Sold only hy Wood
A Huggins,
B, I). Qould returned 1'uesday
moruioK from i trip to Wallace, Ida
ho, on business.
For BaleTwo good refrigerators
Large size, S'.l ; msderate size I-) ; must
sell this week. Phone 194K,
J. M. Hnmhlatt aud family left
i ues, lay to speud a faw days visiting
frieudn ut Portland Vancouver.
Botb the White Salmon and Under
wood ferries now laud at the old mill,
the t ar beiiix but a few inches out of
water tliiH year.
Prank l'rlndle and wife, of Fossil
stopped this week on their return
from For Hand to visit friends here
and at e bite Salmon.
While Mr. Idler does not especial
ly feature his band and orchestra,
tney are conceded to be two of the
finest music i organizations traveling,
I uesday, August '21th.
Mrs E R Smith, of (irandy Mo.,
ebo laa been visiting her brother, J
13 Hauna, and family, left for home
Tuesday. She will visit her sisters at
Los .Angeles before ber return.
W. H. Peugh returned last week
from a trip into Sheiman and Uililaru
counties with bil auto and brought
b"k: his daughter, Mrs. U.H.Howell,
from Wasco. Mr. Howell came down
to spend Sunday, returning Mori'tay.
Ohat. s. Bonorman mid wife, of St.
Paul, Minn., dropped oft at Hood
River Tuesday anu spent the day
with tbe editor of tbe (Racier and
family. Mr, Sohnrmau la editor of
the West St Paul Times aud tbey are
on their wny to Seattle.
WANTED- Man experienced in
truit growing and fanning to take
charge of young orchard. Only mar
ried man considered. Good salary
and steady employment for right man.
Applications coafldential, To appoint
interview give name, phone number,
and state place of last employment.
Address Postofficc Box HI,
X T R A G O O )
Knee pants lined all through
50c.
The Large Map of Mood River Valley
-Regular Price $1.00
We have purchased the entire print enabling
us to SELL THEM (or 50c. Now is your
only chance to secure one. An ideal souviner
lo mail to your eastern friends.
50c.
Slocom's Book Store
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"THE SCHOOL OF QUALITY"
Tenth and Morriion, Portland, Oregon gg A. P. Armstrong, LL.B., Principal
Old in years, new in methods, admittedly the high-standard
commercial school of the Northwest. Open all the year. More
calls for help than we can meet position certain. Class and
individual instruction. Bookkeeping from written forma and by
office practice. Shorthand that excels in every respect Special
penmanship department. Write for illustrated catalogue.
COMING!
W. A. EILER'S GREAT SHOW
The King of the Cattle Ring
A Sweet Western Melodrama in Five
Acts, by Hal. Reid, will exhibit in a
Tent at
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SPECIALTIES BETWEEN ACTS
Prof. English and his troop of Educated Goats;
Mark Weston, the Great Hoop Roller and
Juggler; Mr. A. S. Howell, the Famous Bari
tone Singer; Will Morrison, in Feats of Magic,
Moving Pictures, Etc.
BAND CONCERT AT NOON
AND 7:30 P. M.
PERFORMANCE AT NIGHT
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ONLY UNDER CANVAS
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Band
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30-PEOPLE-30
Two Special
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