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About The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933 | View Entire Issue (July 31, 1913)
HOOD RIVER GLACIER, THURSDAY, JULY 31, 1913 CLEAN-UP SALE OF REMNANTS and BROKEN LINES AT HALF PRICE Our Annual July Clearance Was A Big Success. We Sold A Lot of Goods. Our Patrons Saved A Lot of Money As a result we find we have a lot of Remnants and Broken Lines all through the big store that we are going to get out on tables and racks AND CLOSE THEM ALL OUT AT JUST HALF PRICE. You will find some very de sirable goods in these broken lines and remnants, in many cases just what you have been wanting, and you can buy them now at half their value; it rests with you whether you will profit by this unusual opportunity, some one is going to get these good things, there is no reason why you should not get your share, you know that WE DO AS WE SAY, so don't hesitate, DO IT NOW. t a of Silks Dress (loods, Suitings, Mercerized Materials, Wash Goods, Table Linens, Crashes Toweling, Sheeting, Curtain Goods, Ribbons, Laces, Embroideries, Trimmings, all KemnantS remnants of yard tfoods of every description. SKIRT and WAIST LENGTHS, CHILD'S COAT LENGTHS and many more desirable ends will be sold at just Half Price to clean up our shelves and make room for the new Fall Goods. - . -w-j i T of Ladies and Misses Suits, Coats, Skirts, and other Ready to Wear Goods Broken Lines of Kid and Silk Gloves, Neckwear, Corsets, Knit Underwear, Art Ij FOlY.Cn IvllieS Goods, Broken Lines Men's Underwear, Unions and Separate Garments, all will be closed out at HALF PRICE. ' And Now Comes Our Strong Card All Broken Lines of Low Shoes Will be Sold at HALF PRICE WE HAVE HAD A WONDERFUL SHOE BUSINESS Pv3p Most all of our lines are broken runs now and we are going to close them out at just Half Price. LADIES' and MEN'S, GIRLS, fBj V and BOYS LOW SHOES, BUTTON and LACE OXFORDS, PATENT, GUN METAL and TANS, one and two strap PUMPS in PAT t iFS 1 ENT. GUN METAL and TAN. and a few SUEDE and PATENT PUMPS, all are included in this GREAT HALF PRICE SHOE SALE, though there are not all sizes of a kind, there is a good assortment of sizes in the lot. YOU SURELY WILL NOT PASS UP A CHANCE TO BUY A $4 00 LOW SHOE FOR $2.00? What is the answer? We leave it to you. Children's 5 to 8 and 8 to 11 Straps Pumps $1.25 to $2.00, Low Shoes HALF PRICE-Misses 11 to 2 a few to 4, $1.60 to $3 Low Shoes HALF PRICE. A Clean New Stock of Coat Sweaters, Ruff Necks and Byron Collars just Opened We have just received our first Fall shipment of Sweaters and they are the best values we have ever had the privilege of showing you. Coat Sweaters are certainly a useful garment, they come in handy most any time. OUR NEW LINES AND PRICES will be of interest to many. See window. Boys and Girls Coat Sweaters in Cardinal and Grey $1.35 to $3.00 Ladies' and Misses Coat Sweaters, Cardinal and Grey $1.00 to $7.50 A NEW ONE IS A KNITTED MACKINAW, SOFT, THICK WOOL, RED AND BLACK PLAID WITH BELT AND BYRON COLLAR AT $7.50 Misses iiml Children's White Notion C.mvas Shoos 8 to 2 HALF PRICE BR AGG r HERCAN TILE CO. LADIES: We have the first models of the advance Fall Styles Tailored Suits. w i iiiiiifiiinmiRinii nun iitstiiiiiii 1 I II I 1 1 I III I ll I 1 TTTTl J I I III t V all Illllf.Vfm.... Villi II -LTVVI i - nil. mm Will 8 I. A' TlL ni- K Mixture for Them" if Every member of your family will appre ciate the many handsome, useful presents you can get free with the coupons now packed in Duke's Mixture Is one of the big favorite brands for both pipe and cigarettes. Men everywhere prefer U be cause of Its true natural tobacco taste. Duke'l Mixture is Dimply the choice Ieave of fine Virginia and North Carolina brtpht leaf thoroughly ajjrd, stemmed and crumbled. It's Impossible to get a purer smoke or a more likeable one than this mild, rich, fragrant Liggett $ Myrn Duke's Mixture. One and a half ounces of this choice granulated tobacco cost only Sc and with each ack you get a book of cigarette papers FRF.F,. The Present! are FREE They do not cost you one penny. In each Scsack of Liggett S Nym Duke't Mixture we now pack a free present coupon. With these coupons you can get any article described in our new illustrated catalogue of pres- Vnts. Asaipecialolter, we will give you thii catalog absolutely FREE, Simply fend at your name and address This offer expires December t, 1018. Ctmmi DUKE'S MIXTURE mt, bt atoUl mu .ri tm HORSE SHOE. J. T T1NSI FY'S NATURAL LfcAF.GRANGLN I WIST tiJ .,. f.u-t FOUR RUSKS ( ..V (.i ... f PU. K PLUO CUT, PIKPMONT UGARtl VLS, CUX tlGAREITKS. mJ in K4 Ul And coupon tutud in. : Premium Dept OI.LUUIS.MU. 4 m m MERCHANTS AID THE CHAUTAUQUA A number of the merchants of the city Hided the Chautauqua management liy furnishing materials and equipment for the event. Heretofore it has been tieeosoary to send to I'ortland for the cots and tents. This year these were furnished by Stewart & French. Bed ding and linen for the tent hotel was furnished by the Hotel Oregon. The Franz Hardware Co. furnished bed ding und dishes for the commissary. On Friday the Hragg Mercantile Co. gave every employe in the store a holi day on full pay and furnished them with transportation to the Chautauqua grounds. The lights of the Chautauqua were strung by Alva 1.. Pay und Ponald (!. Onthank. ' Birthday Party at Chautauqua One of the must pleasant of the Chautauqua entertainments was that given Friday evening at the camp of "Many 11a Has" in celebration of the birthday anniversary of Misses Violet I'almcr and Louise Halvorsen and lUchard S. Panforth, and as a farewell party for Albert L. Crocker. A sump tuous feast was prepared, the "piece de resistance" of which was a big country ham. Olfactory nerves tingled and mouths watered for a league around. Those who enjoyed the feast in addi tion to the guests of honor were: Mr. and Mrs. Harry T. PeWitt, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. 1'ifer, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Clarke, Misses Kitty and Frances lirngg, I.ela Kelsay, Jane Stevenson, Hazel llollanhcck and Hoy II. Gill. Crawford I.emmnn, Culver K. Osgood, Kd Vannet and Wililam Maker. New Export Apple Box J. Howard Wright, of the Wright Fruit Co., shippers of apples and pears from North Yakima, states that they have devised a new apple box for ex port purposes. The box ordinal ily used has single thickness bottoms, but after conisderahle experimental ship ments they found that by using double thickness for the bottoms the apples carried better. Shipments have been made to South America and other for eign points and were highly successful with the double thickness bottom. Crocker Will Co To Omaha Albert L. Crocker, who for the past year and a half has been with the Ap ple Growers'. Union, will leave today for Omaha, where he will be located in the interest of the North Facitic Fruit Distributors. Mr. Crocker will be with H. .!. Shifferle, who was recently ap pointed one of the Distributors' sal aried representatives. Mr. Crocker began the fruit business in 1910, he and Henri de Keding having established a business for the purpose of shipping out fancy packages of Hood River products. For summer diarrhoea in children al wavs give Chamberlain's Colic, t holera and Diarrhoea Kemody ami castor oil, and a speedy rnre is certain. For sale bv all dealers. WE BELIEVE IN ADVERTISING - BUT We do not depend on our newspaper ads alone for business. Adver tising helps there is no question about that but treating a custo mer "WHITE" when he calls, helps more than anything. That's the kind of advertising we want. We do not offer for sale a single article in which we do not have implicit confidence.- Why shouldn't we have confidence in our goods look at the lines we carry! Every one of them a leader. We are here to back them, and you want to feel the same toward them. OUR STOCK OF TIRES AND TUBES AND AUTOMOBILE SUPPLIES Is the largest in the County. We have over two thousand dollars invested in tires alone. And another fifteen hundred in accessories. We handle only Valvoline lubricating oil after five years of testing, we have concluded this oil can't be beaten. True, the price is slightly higher than some other oils can be purchased for but the quality is there. It's worth more. You save more than the additional price asked in repairs because Valvoline lessens repairs It really lubricates. . Our Line of Vehicles Purchased entirely from the JOHN DEERE PLOW CO., our Velie and John Deere vehicles and spring wagons are fully guaranteed by this largest of all wholesale implement houses. Do you know, one of the greatest sources of pride to us, is to have people come into our store, and say, "I understand you handle the entire JOHN DEERE line exclusively." And we do. It's a big advantage. We know just what guarantee they place on all their goods and know for a fact, that they will willingly back it. And this is why every purchaser of one of our vehicles has that satisfied feeling he knows he has a dollar's worth for his every dollar, and he knows that if he has any kind of a claim at all on account of poor workmanship or material, he gets it re paired free of charge. AND OUR IMPLEMENTS Are all purchased from the JOHN DEERE PLOW CO. and bear the same guarantee. We have an assortment of implements for every purpose cultivating, spraying, weeding. Haying tools of all kinds. Dain Mowers, McCormick Mowers, Hay Rakes, Hay Balers. It is always a plea sure to us to "talk it over" with you before hand our time is at your disposal. We want your business, and will do anything within reason to get it and keep it. GILBERT IMPLEMENT CO. "THE STORE WITH A CONSCIENCE" Call at the Glacier Office when in need of Rubber Type 'Is iri slice with Dairy and Fu Hkl Laws, call at the tilacier otlice. tf
