HUOi) RIVER oLACiK THUkBi)AY, 6of 6bk& 61, 160ft.
ight
THE CLOSING
T SALE
Of the J. C. Johnsen Stock of
Clothing, Men's Furnishings and vShoes
Which began yesterday morning has already attracted hundreds of eager buyers. The people
know a good thing when they see it. We have secured more salesmen and from now on hope
to be able to serve all patrons promptly. To those who were unable to get waited on yes
terdayOpening Day we say, come again.
THOUSANDS OF BARGAINS TO CHOOSE AMONG
Men's Clothing
These prices should sell every suit in the store before the
end of ten days.
One lot 1 10 Wool Suits, our price per Suit $2.98
One lot $12.50 two-piece flannel suit s, per suit 4.90
One lot l.'.r() all wool Suits, our price each 5.95
One lot $ 1 7.50 blue serge all wool suits, our price... 9.85
One lot $22. HO blue serge suits, worth today at the
factory 17 wholesale, our price each $10.95
One lot $25 blue serge suits, the very best quality
French serge, our price each 1 1.90
One lot $80 black serge suits. There is nothing
better. Our price 14.75
Men's Overalls
75c blue or gray overalls, per pair 39c
Men's Collars
5c quality Linen Collars, all sizes and nearly Of
all styles closing out at. each
Men's Odd Vests
Wort h up to $2, our price each
Men's $3 Fancy Vests, each
29c
$1.48
Misses and Childrens' School
Shoes
Just at the time when you need them most at prices which
mean a big saving. Prices range from $1.19 up to
$2.33.
Men's and Boys' Shoes
Men's 2.50 Work 8ho99 we offer at $1.48
Men's $8.50 Work Shoes in black or tan 2.88
Men's $5.50 High Top Tan Shoes at 4.48
$5 and $8 Florsheim Dress Shoes at 3.28
$4- Packard Dress Shoes at 2.45
5.00 Packard Dress Shoes at 2.95
4.00 Oxfords at 2.49
BOYS' $1.50 SHOES at 1.19
Boys' $2 Shoes at 1.59
Boys' $3 Shoes at 2.38
Boys' $5 Shoes at 3.69
This Entire Stock must be Sold. We Have but Eight Days more
SALE ENDS SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30
SEATTLE SALES & ADJUSTMENT CO.
HOOD RIVER, OAR ST.. NEAR THIRD
TAG DAV AT FAIR
. FOR FREE LIBRARY
'('lie Indies of the Womitu'it Club
have planned to huve tun days at the
lriilt f ii i r tor the benefit of tht tree
III mi V fuud. I lir ladies hum been
worklDK hard in the interest" for
Hood Itiver and deaerve the aid ot
rii. iy ii ill "ii ill their work for this
purpose. During the three daya ot
the tit i r you miiy expeot to to unr
ued by the ladles tmMl you are duly
tanned which will cost III cents aud
there will he no llii'lt tin to the num
ber ot time one person may lie left
tied, the only rule whiuh tin ladies
will eutnroe strictly will ho that
evury body miHt be tanned at leant
onoe. The bent way to uviod trouble
will be to carry plenty ot dimeB In
your pocket ho that the Unnlun opera
tion may be pei'toi-mod the more
painlessly.
Iik' ".i Wageaer Apple
Osour Vauderbllt him put on exhibi
tion in the window of Larawav's jew
elry store a Wittfaner tipple which be
Is iv ii I Inn to waner la the blKKost of
that variety ever kuhvii
the apple measures Inchea for
one ciroumterenuo and I-'.., inchea for
the other. It 1h uiiUHal lor the Watf
DM applet) to reach a large size and
thin one was kiowii 00 a three year
ol 1 tre". Mr, Vauderbllt baa a num
ber of other which he says are nearly
aa big UN the one on exhibition here
and be is arranging to send them to
Portland for the Chamber of Cow
ineroe diapluy there.
Wormy Apples Krom Hood Itiver
Last week J. K Stansbury, Multb
nomab county inspector, ooudemnd
a number of boxes ot Hood Kiver up
plea Mliicli be found in the t'ortlaud
commission houses, 'these apples
were wormy and unlit for sale, 't'hey
bud been shipped by a number of
different orcharding in this valley
and they should uever bave gone
any place except the vinegar faotory.
Hood Kiver apples bave the greatest
reputation In the world and It is a
n!i line that men whose very livilibood
depends on this reputation bave no
more toresigbt than to ship out de
formed apples and culls to be market
ed as good fruit t'ortlaud papers
remarked the incident and a tew box
es of wormy fiult, which, at best,
meant only a few dollars to the ship
per will do much damage to the fame
of the valley.
$1650 AN ACRE SETS
NEW VALLEY RECORD
coma Hotel is completed when be will
lie located in the new room facing ou
Second street.
m . , f.r,T ,rf,.TiirMy.m i jn lTi'iJi'i'li;i'l 'j,"rT',TTr,l apjK
J. K. Steele sold 40 acres in the mid
die valley last week which belonged to
J. W. MoDouald and Krnest Freda
rickstod. P. Davis for J080O. Messrs.
McDonald and Fredericks bought the
place and about a yeai ago through
Mr. Steele for foiKM. Mr. Davis Is
just recent I) l nun Mexico were he has
been engaged in civil engineering
woia for the past ten years. He will
Immediately begin the erection of a
line resilience on the ranch aud will
move his family to the place.
1 '
Ten Carloads of
Apples Wanted
Wc will require this sea
son ten carloads of extra
fancy apples of the following
varieties:
DELICIOUS (true Stark
Delicious) KING DAVID
(true Stark King David)
STAY MAN WINESAP
BLACK BEN, etc.
Pleiise quote on the quantity
and grade you can supply, f. o. b.
cars at your point.
Stark Bro's Nurseries
& Orchards Company
Louisiana, Missouri U. S. A.
A new record was set tor Hood
Kiver valley apple lauds Saturday
when ten acres was sold tor ll,ii.ill pre
acre, the sale which was made by the
HriggS'Ameut Land Co., was the west
half of the V, W. Kadford place to
Clyde K. Mason, of Chicago. Seven
aores Is in 8 year old trees and the
remaining three aores is in 0 year
olds. This nut only gives the liriggs
Atueut Co., the record for the highest
price ever paid tor laud in the valley
but they also hold the records which
they made this seasou tor It year old
orchards and for unimproved lauds,
t'hey receutly made a sale of the
former tor I10UU an acre and the lat
ter for 700 an acre.
Mr. Mason receutly came from
Chicago with hiB wife and daughter
and they will have their household
goods forwarded immediately aud
make their home in the valley. Mr.
Mason is a nephew ot J. K. Sbolton,
of Grand Kaplds, Mich., who recently
bought a ranch la the valley.
I'lue (irorc (.range Notes.
l ine drove Orange hue been quite
for the past thiee weeks, but not
sleeplug at our meetlug. October '2,
we in it at oil live new members as f ol
lows: Hi os., I' W. Cooper, II.
Jarvls, C. Newmau Sisters, I"'. W.
Cooper and Mis t'rlscell.
A nice little suprise paity by the
grange was given to Mr. aud Mis.
Uoorge t. Kukci, of Milwaukee at he
home of the latters parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Peter it. Moor and a pret y
souvenir was presented to them as a
remembrance lor Mrs. liakei who was
a member of our Order,
At out last meet inn several subjects
of interest were discussed, the oue
was on birds whether beiniful or help
till to the farmer, and when we got
through It looked pretty dubious f r
most of til. biidB.
Our wcithy state lecturer, J, ,1.
Johnson will be here the Hist part ol
Ni veuiber to Mslt all ol the lined
Itiver Oriiugeis and a committee of
five liros., J, M lavlor A. 1. Mason,
J. II. Mohr., .1. C. Johnson mihI Si
ter Clara .Ian vis were appointed to
make arrangements for the meeting
Ht I'ine Oroya At the present writ
inn it is not determined wheUier it
.1 ill l.e an open air meetinn. So watch
tills col u inn.
Our dance committee leported a
tine time at the lust dance, mi. I have
made arranneiucuts for anotliei dam c
the October 'A It was Ictt to W.
.Master to sppoiut a committee to
make ai rnngenients for an entertain
ment some tune next month.
Granger,
ll"lggx-Anient Office Mnvti'tl
the liriggs Anient Land Co , has
vacated the office they occupied in
fie old building stiindiun in Second
street in trout of the VYauooma Hotel
and Mr. lirigns is uow located iu
ROOD 15 of the ltrnslus block.
Messrs. Mrinns ami Anient wilt bare
alter operate separately In the leal
state business though ifaej ere still
inteiested together iu a number of
deaU. the ottlce which Mr. Brlggi
now occoupies was formerly the ctllce
of "Better Fruit" ami he will remain
theie until the addition to the Wan
We deMlic to expiess our sinoere
thanks to all who assisted so ably in
making the production of "Pinafore"
inch a success especially Mrs Ox bor
row and Mrs. P, H. Davidson.
Committee.
J. B. lieilbrouner and wife went to
Portland Friday for a briet visit.
Real Estate
Bulletin
$.1,750 Li) acres in Pine Orovc district,
o miles out, close to railroad, store,
church and school.. 8 acres in two
year old trees, balance uncleared.
11,000 down.
! $i,m 20 acres, Willov Flat 5 acres
in trees one year old, balance un
cleared, small house. This we con
sider one ol the best small buvs
anvn here in the valley. $2000 down,
balance n per cent.
1 IIIIO Mi ii. ,v. 8 1." miles out. all
good land and on main road, line
building spot, free water. 4 I-L' acres
in one year old trew, Spijy., New
tun us and Arkansas Blacks with
peach fillers. $1,000 down, 7 per
cent.
$5,500 20 acres in Pino Grove district,
b miles mil, all the very best of
apple land. 5 acjes cleared, small
house and barn and good outbuild
ings. Terms, half down.
$.i,500 20 acres Oak tirove district, 0
miles out. nil good soil, no rock and
all slashed. Easy terms. per
per cent.
These arc all snaps and can be baiul
dlcd with verj little money.
PHONE i28-l,
G. Y. Edwards
& COMPANY
The Fact That
Peary Used a
Keen Kutter
Hatchet
To nail the ling to the
North Pole has just
cotiie to light. Peary
selected for use on his
expedition five chests
of Keen Kutter
Tools. He knew they
would withstand the
lowtemperatureof the
extretre North. We
sell and guarantee
them to you. Keen
Kutter Tools are
the satisfactory kitd.
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f Franz I
Hardware
Hi
Model Bakery
DUFFY 4 ZIMMERMAN. Props.
Bread, Pies and Cakes
Fresh Every Day.
We have reo
erv under the
voiir iiatronaae
i ned the Williams Hak
nbove name and invite
Choice Dairy, Fruit and
Stock Farms
In the Washougiil Valley,
Washington. Watch this
space for our price list.
Lee & Moody
Washougal, Wash.
Soo-SpoKane Route
National
Apple Show
Spokane
November 15 to 20
Through Tickets to all I ''.eastern
Points Apply via this Route
without Additional Cost, Per
mitting Day's Stopover:
ELECTRIC LIGHTED TRAIN
DE LUXE
From O. R. id N. Depot. Spokane
Daily 10 A. M.
Details, liertlis, Literature, aildresH ttie
local Agent o R. & N., or
O. ML JACKSON J. S. CARTER
T. P. A. Gen. Agt.
14 Wall St. Bpoktne
Parrish & Harris
Blacksmithing
AND
'M"H'1"lllll I I 1 1 1' I'M H 1 H 1 1 11 1"M
ufailiAilaAiTiita i-- ---- -
Something New and Sanitary
One and two pound sealed paokagee of Diamond "VV"
Products Corn Meal, Sago, Hominy, Pearl Barley,
Steel Cut Oats, Pearl Tapioca, Dried Peaches, Split
Peas, Double Quick Tapioca.
New White Asparagus
These goods are all freshed packed and especially
prepared for people who care.
"GOOD THINGS TO EAT."
THE STAR GROCERY
Perigo & Son
Phone 53
General Repair Work
Horse Shoeing a
Specialty
Satisfaction
Guaranteed
Hood River Heights
Upper Valley.
100 acrea, montly btar-hvtennd n 1
80 acres wlih uuimI imp m.soe'r
l'H) aeren, 11 tieingin orchard.
0 aeret, one hall cleared.
l'H) aeret timtier.
SO Korea, Is of it cleared.
W, H. Marshall, Dee, Oregon.