H6UD RIVBK GLACIER THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 9. 190B
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Initial Exhibit and Special Selling of the Fashoniable New Fall Merchandise
WE START THE SEASON WITH A RUSH
GOOD start is half the race. We have ambitious plans for our Fall and Winter business. Intend to break all records. To
that end we have purchased tfreat assortments of the market's best, garments, Fabrics, Furs, Shoes. Bedding, Etc., and place
them on sale now at Harvest time, when needs are most pressing, at prices you usually expect to pay when the season is
several months old. Wa want, rn market, with "Snot f!ftHn" find secured everv Drice consideration that our cash buvinc facilities
entitled US to. Several of our purchases w re nothing short of "phenomenal" aud you will get the benefit, of course. The Harvest Sale and Fall ( Opening has a double importance. It is this
locality's leading Fashion Function and ah Economizing event of great significance. Every garment, every fabric, every requisite on display is of the latest style of the most reliable quality and
is a better value than you can obtain elsewhere at an equal price. We urge you to visit this store. View our splendid new merchandise every department is abloom with it. Note our low
prices every offering is the best sort of a value. Your welcome will be equally sincere whether you buy or merely conn; "a-sight seeing."
AGENT FOR
Butterick Patterns
FRANK A. CRAM
AGENT FOR
Florsheim Shoes
BRIEF LOCAI. MATTERS.
The Dietz Htudio for uhotos.
Land Plaster at Whitehead's.
Cold toiled liatn at McGuire Pros.
Finishing for amateurs at Deitz Stu
dio Home Rendered Leaf Lard at McOuire
Bros.
Best line of Spray Nozzles at McDon
alds. All kinds of suet and smoked fish at
Jackson's.
For a good meal, home cooking, go to
M a. 0. L. Henderson, Kandy Kitchen.
Twenty years' experience.
Buy your ice of the Apple tirowers'
Union and get a good article. It always
pays to get the best. Phone 117.
The Apple Growers' Union has some
cull pears and a few hnxes of go d Bart
lettl li ft over from carload shipments to
sell forearming purposes.
ORCHARD
LANDS
20 acres 5 miles out
on West Side. 1185 Nev
lowns and jitJ5eti!ergfl. 2
years old. On main connt
road. Goo I district. Price
$11,000. $3,000 ensh.
lO acres Every foot of
which is as tine orchard land
as can be found in this beau
tiful little valley. Nine acres
in four-year-old Spitzenbergs
and Newtowns, and family
orchard in full bearing, 2
acres in strawberries between
the trees. Almost new 5 room
bungalow ami nice shade
trees. Ideal location on the
main road, only four miles
from town. The best buy
in the district. Price $7,000.
22 acres First class
orchnrd land, red shot soil,
easily cleared, water, good
road, 1 miles from railroad
station. Price only $3,000.
40 acres Unimproved
in Willow Flat, high and
sightly, light clearing, no
waste, all under the ditch
and A-l apple land. Price
oily $5,000.
Devlin & Firebaugh
Leading Dealers
Swetiand Building, Portland, Ore
H. R. B. & T. Co. Bid & Hood River
Shoes made or repaired at Johnsen's.
Our work guaranteed. Delta Studio
liny your Lime and Vitrei at White
head s.
Haaelwood Creamery Butter at Mc
Quires. For Flower and Alfalfa Seeds go to
McDonalds.
Get a Scuffle Hoe at McDonald's and
ave work.
Camp stoves at cost. Davenport Har
ness Co.
Maple Syrup and Eastern B. W.
flour at Jackson's.
If your shoes have gone wrong take
them to Johnsen.
Received a car of Pure White Flour.
Wood A Hugging.
Fresh bread delivered daily by I'arker
Bros., Hall building.
If you want shoes that don't go
wrong go to Johnsen'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.oney'n Bon Bons and
Chocolates at Ross'.
West line of men's gloves in the city
at the Davenort Harness Co.
Line and Sulphur Solution in any
quantity, at Whitehead's.
Highest market price paid for vea
and chickens. McGuIre Bros.
Get vour spray hose from McDonald
Clean new stock, no factory scraps.
Dr. Niohol's Poisou Oak Special
guaranteed to oure Price 50 cents
Dr. Nichnl'i Corn Remedy takes "IT
the corn-. "N') cure, no pay." Pi ce
25c.
Fancy salmon bellies, bastern mack
erel and Lake Michigan white uh at
Jackson'-.
Try Pure White Flour. High gride,
superior quality. Sold only by Wood
iv. Hugging.
Sweet cream and home-made ie
cream at Parker Bros., Hall building.
Free delivery.
Am in the market tor raw land at
$40 to i0 per acre. Addiess Box 15,
Mount Liood Hotel.
Money to loan on improved ranch
property. Hood River Hanking &
Trust Co. 6-24tf
Sales are Increasing daily at the
Apple Growers Union ice factory. Be-t
quality of ice, reanonableprices. Phone
117.
If you want to buy or sell real estate
go to Onthank & Otteu. Money to
loan on first mortgages. Abstractg and
legal papers carefully prepared. Nota
rial work of all kinds.
Get a trial bottle of Dr. Nichol'
Rheumatic Remedy, Kidney Remedy,
or bladder tablet. A remedp for every
ill that will do the work at small cost
Manufactured by i.j i r'.'-i Pur nioy
Hood River, Ore.
Our International garments keep their
shape and style, perfect fit, most beauti
ful line, with all the popular styles.
Call and leave your measure for a suit
at A. 1. Carmichael's on the Heights.
East bound trains on the N rth Bank
road stop at Underwood as follows : No.
2, 11:38a. in.; No. 4, H:28 p. m.i No.
ti, 7:04. This train only goes to Cliffs.
West bound trains as followg stop at
Underwood: No 5, 9:0Ha. m. and No.
1 at ti:00 p. m.
B. 8. WiUon, of Portland, wag In
the city lait weak in interest of the
Tourists and Looomo.dle autoi. Mr.
Wilgon visited Hdod Hirer thirteen
years ago nod wal hardly prepared
for tbe wonderful change whiob bae
beeu made in tbe city and valley
since that time.
A squaw at The Dalles lagt week
chased Hugh Laoey into French 4
Co.'s bank wltb a knife, because sbe
thought be took a snap shot at ber
with a camera against her will. He
denied it, but sbe saw bun developing
plotureslD tbe alley In tbe rear of tbe
bank and tbat settled tbe doubt in
ber mind.
M. C. Larson, sou In law of John
Hinrlcbs, was severley inimed In an
accident at Home Valley last week.
He it eawyer at a mill there and a
pully tnrsted, pieces gtriklng him in
the face and about the body, tint be
yond severe bruizing arid cuts, he
misUl'ned no permanent Injury He
it beiog oared for In the bospitnl at
Steveosio.
Hon. T. K. Coop, of Hond Rioer,
rfsited bis sister-in law, Mrs. Auua
Coad, In Dall . Haturdtv. Mr. Coou
has many friends aud aoqoamtanfes
in Polk County, bavins teen a re
presentative ot Wasci County In tbe
state legislator" before Hood Klrer
County wag created In compauy wltb
H O. Csmpbell be spent several
hours viewing Dallas end tbe sur
rounding country and upon leaving
for borne expressed himself as favor
ably impressed witb all he bad seen.
Board by the day or week at tbe
Kandy Kitchen 2S
Mrs. E. O. Blanc bar made a trip to
Portland I-inlay.
L. U. Hugging made a business trip
to Ibe Dalles Friday.
H. B. Laraway made a business trip
to i'ortland Inursday.
Mise Eleanor Adams left for Port
land Saturday to visit friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Q. Y. Edwards were
passengers tor Portland Friday morn
ing. Mrs. Uoldie Adams, of Portland,
is vieiting her sister, Mia. Arthur
Clarke.
N. Simonson, or 'Ibe Dalles, visit
ed hie sou, of the Maine Restaurant,
last week.
Mrs. F. S. Hammond has taken up
her place of residence in The Dalles
at present.
Louis Plog, ot Alta, Iowa, is visit
ing bis brothers, Charles and Louis,
in tbe valley.
Charles Piog and family went to
Portland Thursday to visit Ibeir sons
for a few days.
C H. Stianaban bad business with
tbe Wasco Warehouse Milliug Co., at
Ibe Dalles Friday
Mrs. Helen Sparrett, of Denver,
Colo , visited tbe past week witb
Mrs. H P. Alten.
Geo. I'. Prather made a business
trip to Trout Lake and Camas Prairie
the latter i art ot tbe week.
Call on Mrs. O. L. Henderson at the
Kandy Kitchen for a guaranteed remedy
(or female complaints. s2H
W. D. Gordon and wife, of Duluth,
spent several days in the vallev last
week looking aver the orchard lands.
Miss Rose rtvery sprained her knee
one day last week while from Figger
mont to tbe residence of Henry Avery
PresPoDtO V. White, of Philomath
Collage, h the first e Dr. J. "R
I ar t the I tier part of the week.
J. I. Ilsgly was tip from Portland
tbe la. let- part at the week and spent
i lay ehtik rw hands with old triends.
Indue and Mrs. Moreland leturned
of Poitland Fridsy alter speudini.'
n ae time on their ranch west ot
own.
Miss Jobiston, nf Learenwortb,
v .-h, Tisltail tier brother, Harry, and
wife, iHst week, returoiug home Fri
day evening.
H. L. Young has moved his family
to Portland, wbere bn expects to no
Into business if he can Had a suit
able opening.
H. Payson, wbodiires a railk wag
on, bad a runaway Friday morning
which shook up tbe milk hottles in a
lively manner.
The family of W. H. Absber left
Saturday for the Willamette valley
hop Holds. Mr. Absber aooompauled
them aa far us Portland.
Mrs. Fred Shoemaker, who has been
visiting ber mother, Mrs. May Gil
bert, for two months, returned to
ber borne at Seattle Friday.
Jas. Doollttle, wife and daughter,
of Taooma, arrived the latter part of
tbe week on a visit to their mother,
Mrt. W. J. Baker, and family.
Mrs. Hwaitz and daughter, arrived
Thursday from Grass Valley on a
visit to Mr. and Mrs H. W. Krus
ow, In tbe Pine Grove district.
J. M. Wright and L. M. Bently went
to Portland Satoiday on business con
nected with tbe new First National
Bank building, of wbiob tbey have
tbe contract.
Mrs. Ella Otis and two daughters,
who bave visiting tbe families of C.
L. Clapp (land A. D. Moe for several
weeks, left for Spokane F'riday to
visit relatives.
Mrs. Ella Wilbur, of Wayne, Neb.,
who bag been vieiting ber son, G.
R Wibur, and uncles, B. F. and J.
H. Shoemaker, and families, returned
home tbe latter part of Ibe week.
Miss Bertba Master, of Portland,
wbo has been visiting Miss Merle
Blinn at tbe Thompson borne in the
valley, returned home Thursday ac
companied by Miss Leila Horshner,
wbo will be ber guest In Portland.
LINCOLN COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL
For information In regard to Lincoln
County High School, Stenography,
Tvpewriting, Vocal and Instrumental
Music, Manual Training. Rent of furn
ished cottages, cost of living, address
Prof. Wilbur, Newport, Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. Axel Kabm returned
Monday from Newport, where tbey
bave been spending several weeks at
tbe seashore. Mr. Rabin bas sold bis
rosldence to A. T. Allen, and intends
to pack op at once and go to Sweden,
wbere tbey will make their future
borne.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Carlisle, or
Atchison, Kansas, arrived Saturday
on a rtsu ' S. E. Bartmeia and fam-
mlly. Mr Carlisle is a cousin nf Mrs.
Bartmess. He left Mnuda? for Cbeba
lis, wbere he has large lrrmbet in
terests, and will return later lo join
Mra. Carlisle.
Hoy W. Kelly made a trip to Port
land Saturday.
Miss Bess Isenberg returned to
Portland Monday afternoou.
New York City,
F. Laraway Mon
W. L. Mason, of
was the guest of W
day.
Mrs. G Y. Edwards and daughter,
Rosalie, are spending tbe week in
Seattle.
Roy Jauiieaoo, of Clevelaud, Ohio,
visited S. K. Bartmess and family
last week.
Dr. Johnson oame up from Salem
Saturday to visit wltb tbe ramily of
J. L. Carter for a tew days.
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Baker, ot Port
land, visited at the borne of M. R.
Tucker, in tbe valley, Monday.
Mr. and Mra. V. W. Matbias, of
Wasco, visited at tbe home of J. A.
Walter in tbe valley, returning home
Monday.
Mrs. Williams and daughter, of
Oiegon City, wbo bave been visiting
Mrs. W. H. Warren, returned home
Monday.
Tbe Ladies Aid of tbe Congrega
tional Church will meet with Mrs.
Chas. Castner, FYlday afternoon,
Sept. 10.
Mis. Mary L.Harbison arrived last
week from Tangent, Ore., and will
make ber home this winter wltb her
son, R. E. Harbison.
Walter and Carter Wood, eons of
Judge Fremont Wood, of Boise, spent
Monday wltb Roy Brook on their
way to the Seattle fair.
Miss Laura Wilson, who hag been
viHltlng her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John A. Wilnn, for several week re
turned to Portland Tuesday.
Mrs. E. O. Waltber, nf Kohe,
Idaho, who has been visiting Bt the
homes nf C. L. Clapp and A I). Moe,
retained home Tuesday evening.
Mrs. White, wbo has been "HsUtsnt
in Dr Jenkins" dental jarlors for
aeveral jmonths, let t Saturday for
Portland, to take a position in tbe
denial college at that i lace.
Je se Walldretb'amj daughters, Mrs.
Morrow and Mrs. Bardenrick, of
Portland, spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. J. J. Gihhous, at Barrett,
returning home Monday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Atjblsoti oame
up Sunday to visit Mr. and Mra
C P. Ross. Mr. Atnhlton left for
home Monday afterpnofl wl lie Mra.
Atchison will remain tit a few days.
J. S. Harbison and wife, ot Tangeut.
Ore., are spending few davs visit
ing R. K Harhison aud family ard
attendiug to Ibusines matters. Mr.
Harbison has a ranch In the upper
valley.
F"F. L. Beal, ot the Biolosicai
Survey ot tbe V. S. Department ot
Agriculture, Washington, D. C. is in
the olty this week looking up statiat
ice In regard to tbe birds of tbls
country.
(J. B. Gabriel was taken to tbe Col
lins hot springs last week in tbe hope
of obtaining relief. He suffered a
stroke of paralysis a year ago and bas
been helpless slnoe, end also In des
titute circumstances.
Austin Wilson, of Six Prong.Klick
itat county, Wash., arrlvod Friday to
remain witb his parents. Mr, and
Mrs Jobn A. Wilson, while recupernt
ing from an injured foot, caused "bv
a borse stepping on it.
Walter McDougal, of Peoria, 111,,
wbo bas been wltb M. R. Tucker for
six weeks, left for home Monday.
Mr. McDougal has ntirobased part of
the Pealer place and will return later
to make bis residence in Hoed River.
A. S. Blowers bas sold bia four acre
ranch west ot town to J. R. Nickel
sen. Mr. and Mrs. Niokeleen will
spend tbe winter In California nd In
tbe spring intend to take up tbeir
residence en the country place, pro
vioed tbey ere able to dispose of tbeir
residence to advantage.
Mrs. M. 0. Miller has returned
from her trip o Hood River, where
she hss been visiting wltb ber sonr.
Sbe reports an enjoyable time, bui
is glad to get back to where she can
gaze upon tbe broad fields Instead of
the bare apple trees. HilUboro
Independent.
"Mies Lauia Wier, of Vaoaville, Gal.,
a cousin, and Mlsa llestle JNIobols, ;oi
iseraeiey, an aunt, or Mrs. h. m, Har
bison, wbere visiting at the Harbison
home last week. They bave been tak
ing in tbe Seattle fair and also went
to AaLka, but say tbat tbe Hood
Kiver countiy is the luest tbey bave
seen In tbeir travels.
8. F. Chronicle: The telegraph
companies will regard five letters, aa
one word in tbe future unless that
word appeara in tbe dictionary, tbe
new rule being aimed et code mea-
gageg. Ibe regulation, it Is presumed
Is designed to increase tbi- Incomes of
tbe 'ompames and not solely to pro
mote the use of choice English or
sue h words ae bave been vecoglnized
by the lexicographers.
Unirrigated
Lands
MR. FARMER OR IN
VESTOR: Do not for
get, if you ever have
learned, our country so
called Washougal. It is
one of the best 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, Mgr.
JON I
BJJJH .
0. VV. Edmunds, M. D. Bummer
office hours, 9:16 a. rn. to 4 p, in. Phone
33121
Misses la oil Evans and EleaunrCoe
are attending school at Elleusbe g,
Wash.
O. A. Hall and wife, of New York,
City, are visiting at the home of ('.
J . Clapi .
Mis. Harry Allen, of Portland, was
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. De
Hart last week.
A. H, Mohler, of Cashmere, Wash.,
was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. P.
Sonnicbseu over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. F. I). Naber, nf Sha
wano, Wis., were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. E. H. Hartwig last week.
Miss Frederlo, of Tbe Dalles, was
the guest ot Mr. and Mra. J. R. Steele
at Mt. Hood, returning home lues
diy. David Ecoles, of Ogden, Utah, pres
ident of tbe Oregon Lumber Co.,
usde a visit to Hood River aud Dee
last week.
Mrs. H. F. Fulling, ot Indiana, who
has been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
R. B Perigo, returned borne last
week by tbe way of Seattle.
Mr and Mrs. J. A. Epplug have
gone to Portland enroute to Astoria
wbere they will place their daughters
Misses Dortby and Adrieone in St.
viary's academy.
H. R. Geary, who bad an Operatoiu
performed at The Dalles hospital last
week, Is reported not so well and Mrs.
Geary and daugnter went there yes
terday to visit him.
THE 0DELL STORE
At station, will give a special bargain
sale Friday and Saturday, Sept. 10 and
11. (ireat bargains will be given in
men's and women's suits arid in men,
women and children's Oxford (Shoes.
Please, everybody, come and see. By
traning with us you will save money.
This sale will close Saturday night at It
o'clock. Our motto: "It pays to trade
t the Odell lb r." T. W. Atkinson,
prop.
For Sale.
In the Upper Valley, 20 acres of
choice land, 10 acres cleared and ready
for plow. Two miles from railway sta
tion ; good neighborhood ; price $8500
llOOf) cash, balance 3 or 4 years at T per
cent. W. II. Marshall. Dee, Ore.
WANTED Man experienced in
trult growing and farming to take
charge of young orchard. Only mar
ried man considered. Good salary
t,wl ilnaflv .mnlAVtniint inr riirhi mon
Applications confidential. To appoint
Interview give name, phone number,
find atate Dlace of last employment.
Addreaa Postoff ice Box 232.
"M"I'I Huf 1 1 iH n
I t i i i i 1 1
School Time is Here
So are the SCHOOL BOOKS.
Every Book for every Grade.
Get your Books and Supplies curly
and avoid the rush. Everything"
for school use and just what the
teacher ordered at ....
SLOCOM'S BOOK STORE
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GUAIMIATKS CAN HI' MHINII t.VKUYWIII W IXHW TlWi:T.
TIP 3O10OI. AS THE HEA3QN FOtf THEIIt BEMAKKABU! SUCCESS,
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BUSINESS COaKE
Facts Worth Noting
Enrollment of students past year 468.
All graduates plaesd In good positions.
Filled but 50 per cent application for office help.
Reputation for thorough and personal Instructlan.
Safe and rsllnlng Influsnces.
Sand for new Folder and Success Stories.
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J. W. PERIGO
R. B. PER It 10
"Good Things To Eat"
THE STAR GROCERY
PERIOO & SON
Hood Kiver, Oregon, Sept. 1, 19011.
We winh to d viae you of the change in toe firm name of HANNA &
PERIGO, PERIGO 4 SON having Ixnight theentire Interegtof Mr. Hanna.
This will Htill he known as the STAR GROCERY and we will contin
ue to handle the best merchandise in nur efforts to please our patrons.
Thanking you most sincerely for past favors and trusting that we
may continue lo receive a lilreral share of your valued trade, we are,
Heepectfully,
PEKKIO & SON.
SOME OF OUR SPECIALTIES: Diamond "W" Canned Goode are
much the beat. "Gold Medal" Butter has no equal. Heinz Pure
Food Producta. All the Best Brands of Coffee. Armour's Star
Hama and Simon Pure 1 . a Lard.
44 HtllillMIII'l"
HOOD RIVER
Manufacturing Engineering Co.
(SUCCESSORS TO J. J. LU0KEY)
General Machine Work and
Blacksmithing
Phone 305M Hood River, Oregon
J. . NICHOLS
UNDERTAKER and FUNERAL DIRECTOR
All calls promptly attended, night or day, city or country
EMBALMING A SPECIALTY
Nichols Hid., Cor. Oak and 5lb HU. imionRH I !1oMK -ffl2 3RH; Re.1'er",,
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