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About The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933 | View Entire Issue (March 26, 1914)
nOOD ItlVEU GLACIER. THURSDAY. MARCH 20, 19U GREAT Continues Until Saturday, iVlarch 28th Stock invoicing over $10,000 of Men's and Boys High Class Footwear, must be disposed of in the next six days. This stock consists of shoes made by the leading shoe manufacturers of the United States. Stock must be sold regardless of cost. Men's Work Shoes $2.95 $4.00 VALUE Dr. Reed Cushion Sole COMFORT DURABLE $4.25 $5.50 VALUE Men's Gun Metal Bluchers $1.50 $5.00 VALUE Men's Chippewa Kern Loggers $5.00 $5.25 $7.00 VALUE. $6.50 VALUE Boys' High Top Just the kind of Rainy Weather $4.00 value $2.45 3.50 value 2.95 Boys' Ranch Shoes $1.75 value $1.25 2.50 value 1.50 3.00 value 2.00 i Extra Special! Men's Oxfords The season will soon be here, so here is your chance. $5.00 values $1.25 Boys' Dress Shoes Made in Knobby Last $3.00 values $2.45 3.50 values 2.95 Children's Shoes Sizes 9 to 2 $1.50 values $1.00 tama MOTHERS! MOTHERS! MOTHERS! The baseball season will soon be on and you know how costly it is to keep your boy in shoes. Come to us and we will make your dollars save two. Men's Rubbers 65c $1.00 VALUE Men's Rubbers Boots $3.00 3.50 $4.00 VALUE $4.50 VALUE Boys' Rubbers 60c $0.90 VALUE Men's Gloves SMOKE TAN BUCK $1.75 VALUE. 35 cent MULESKIN. $1.35 19c STORE WITH I BIG RED SIGN IMimMirTMNIOMiffllflHlW! -,, i,,.,,, n i , i U 11 11 """" Cn 2?m CH 111 ifu l TO I SALE CLOSES SATURDAY MARCH 28th MOSIER. Win. Akera arrived the first of the week from l'cjrtland and will attend to hia ranch work. Mrs. F. Page and children returned during the week from 1'ortlnnd, where they liave spent the winter. Mrs. J. Dt'liuRsey was in Hood P.iver Monday. Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Carpenter, ot Portland, attended to bumni'RB mutters in Motder during the week. Mrs. Karl Vickera, of The Dalles, viHited relatives in and near Motder the latter part of the week. Mr. Vickcrs came down Saturday afternoon to remain over until Sunday evening, when they both returned to their home. MrH. J. K. McGregor entortainrd a few KUCHta at her home Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrx. II. M. Kccarre anil' daughter were in Hie Dalles Wednes day. P. VV. Wilson drovo over in his auto from 'the Dalles to the ranch south of Motder, on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Mctiregor were in Hood River Thursday. F. K. Howard and a fellow workman were in Mosier looking after trouble on the long distance telephone line. Mrs. VV. 11. (iellfrman, of Tacoma, Wash., is visiting Mrs. C. A. Hrown. 1'. I.. Arthur, S. K. Francisco and Ceo. Young were business visitors in The Dalles this week. J. 1. Davenport and family spent Saturday in Mood Kiver. Mrs. W. (!, Oloyd is spending a few weeks in I'ortland with her mother and sister. Kev. 11. C. Clark, of Hood Kiver, gave a lecture at the Christian ' church on Wednesday evening. Emily Sumlborg, of Salem, formerly of Mosier, is now spending a few days here with old friends. H. M. West was in The Dulles during the week attending to business. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Stark, of Hood Hiver, ("pent the week end in Mosier with relatives. Word was received Thursday from Mrs. K. Nord, of Stevenson, Wash., of the accidental death of her husband. Kric Nord. Mosier will remember Mrs. Nord as Miss llulda (iraudlund. Funeral services were held Friday in Stevenson. Mrs. C. (I. Graham came up from I'ortland Saturday to spend a week with her son and family. Mrs. Met. linn, rr Mood Kiver, is spending a few days with her daughter Mrs. W. ti. A hired. Mrs. I. W. Deliussey and son spent Sunday on their ranch near town. W m. V ri);ht was a business visitor to The Dulles Saturday. Mis. 1 ouis K. Ward and little child arrived Friday morning from Spokane Wash., with the remains of her hus band, whose death followed an opera tion at the hospital for appendicitis on luesday laet. funeral services were at the home of Mrs. M. K. Harlan. Interment was made in 1. O. U. F. cemetery beside their infant son. Rel atives coming from i'ortland to attend the service were Mrs. Rebecca Ward, mother of the deceased, Mr. and Mrs. IS. E. Ward and daughter, Miss Alta. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. River, spent Sunday relatives. Kmry, of Hood in Mosier with Cecil Rowland spent Saturday and Sunday in Hood River with his gran'd- puients. i. W. Simpson spent Saturday and Sunday in Hood River with friends. 0. K. Wilson, Wm. Stevenson and C. J. Littlepage were business visitors in Tho Dalles Monday. Mrs. Ha Smith, of Hood River, will be in Mosier this week with her millin ery goods. Dr. Robinson shipped a car loud of Lien Davia apples lust week. The early arrival of spring is causing all Mosier farmers to arise with the lurk, uh the most of tho orchards and fields are in tine condition to beign plowing. The earlier blossoms are out, such as apricots and peaches, and cher ries are opening. TROUT LAKE. Mr. Kingman is building a bridge across the W hite Salmon river for II. Zuherbuhler, to connect his ranch with the river road. H. S. Hamilton has just returned from a business trip to Portland. Joseph Aerni has moved onto the property lately purchase frorn Mr. Sa le ro. C. H. Pearson & Co. are going to eiect a building for storing machinery and vehicles, of which they propose to keep a full line in stock. Mr. Cozad made a flying trip to White Salmon on business a few days ago. Mr. Cozad has commenced the building of a dam across Trout Creek fur the purpose of generating electric ity, we presume for public use. There is an opening for a proposition of this kind in this locality. With all the power there is going to waste there is no reason why the turmeis should not have lectrie lights in their buildings at reasonable cost. J. K. Reynolds has lately imported a hired man from the sunny south. Hunlires are blazing and clearing is going on, promising additional acreage of tillable and in the valley. At the next meeting of Trout Lake giange each member is expected to give a iiioation from their favorite aiunor. Christ Guler, deputy assessor, is a uusy man these nays. UNDERWOOD. II. W. Hamlin was in Hood Kiver last week on'busines. On Monday of last week Mrs. W. G. Detwiller celebrated her birthday anni versary by entertaining a number of ladies of the neighborhood. The visit ors enjoyed a pleasant social after noon, after which a delicious luncheon was served. Those present were Mrs. S. K. V. Weber, Mrs. C. N. Vinton, Mrs. I,. F. Stickney. Mrs. II. W. Ham lin, Mrs. Geo. Hewett, Mrs. J. .A. lUynes, Mr?. Claude Davidson and the Misses Alberta McNaught, Hazel Holmes and Ruth Vinton. Mrs. O. D. Trciber was visiting in Hood River part of last week. G. C. Corlie returned home last Fri day. Miss Hazel Holmes went to Hood River Wednesday of last week for a vhort stay. Mrs. Griener's mother, Mrs. Ellis, is visiting her for a few weeks. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Detwiller are receiving congratulations on the birth! of another little daughter, who-urrived Friday, March 20. ' Mr. and Mrs. Forrest and family are here from Portland, superintending the spring work on their ranch. Miss Ruth Vinton was in Hood River for a few days last week. 5 Mr. and Mrs. Reed are making im provements to their home by building an addition and papering the inside. J. M. Hurton arrived Tliursduy to take care of the Shcehy-Haran ranch. Mrs. (5. A. Cooper entertainded the members of the Woman's club at her home Wednesday of luBt week. VV. M. Kolloek returned Wenesday of last week from California, where be hud spent the winter months. HEIGHTS NEWS Miss Florence'Carson gave a party to a number of her friends last week. Mrs. I '.(I Dark is iinhrnvim' hut still has a bud hand. While wnrknnu in thn new linil.lie.o of Mr. Stuteu's, two of the men were standing on a scalTold when a defective U 1 . .ii. ooaru gave way aim lei mem to the flour. Thty were badly shaken up, but net seriously hurt. Little Charles Tnft. hns st fur rrrnv. ered as to be up and dressed and about me house some. Mr. and Mrs. Kce Kuutz went to Portland Sunday. Mrs. Shrurn, of The Dalles, has been here on a short visit returning Sunday to her home. Mr. Hawthorn is out again. He was laid up with the measles for some time. Mr. liutler took Mr. and Mrs. L. K. Taft and Miss Provo, who has been caring for their son, Charles, for a trip in the vallty Sunday. The home of Mr. and Mrs. (Jill was the scene of a pleasant gathering on last Wednesday. The Women's Relief Corps met there for a benefit social and me women s Christian lempeiance union mei witn them, twenty-eight were present. Songs were sung and readings given by Mrs. Snllie Carson and Mrs. unde Rao, that were very interesting, after which a sumptuous lunch was served. The free will tiller ing was fti.fiO and was for the benefit of a young man who has been very unfortunate. The next meeting of the W. ('. will be held at the home et Mir Wilbur on April I. A cordial ut to all. Five new members were tiddul to tl, VV. C. T. V. at the la.-t n.e. tn:-. Williams Buys Rodcnhiser Trai t . r. F.I la orm judg r who t Aim Ira K. William", who secured ment against Wiliiam Kodenhiisi disumicared frntn the vuM.v Uct ust, at a sheriff's sale Saturday pur enascii a iraci oi land ot In; a i ts in the Cpner Valley that was sold to sat isfy judgment. The price paid f, r the tract was JH.544.2fl. The disappearance of the Upper Val ley rancher and merchant still remains a mvsterv nlthnmth tha n.,....:t:.. - p.. .iiv )ict tilling' opinion is that Mr. Rodenhiser rinding l, If I i: .:..n.. .. 7 iiiii.-vii mtnnm ueniiciaiiy prcierreo 10 sieai away irom the eonrnmitv ramer man lace the luimiliut Bankruptcy or judgments. Con if (iiKid music at I'nitiiriin n,,,r..i. every Sunday evening. -H it WHITE SALMON. i Kroin the ICnterprlHi!) . VV. C. Watrous, traffic manager of the Great Northern Ry., with, head quarters in St. Paul, Minn., is spend ing his vacation in this city. Plans and specifications for the'new cannery building are expected soon. I ho board of directors has signed a contract with George H. Tinker to manage the cannery this year and all plans are settled. Mr. Tinker is now at work, rushing all preliminary de tails. Twenty-eight thousand crates have been ordered by the White Salmon Fruit Crowes Union to handle the strawberry crop of this section this season. It will take ! curs to bring the shipment of crates to White Salm on according to a statement made yes terday by Manager Conger of the Union. , The shipment will come in carload lots, one car every other day for a period of 30 days. The new Hood View road, undoubt edly the most important piece of high way construction ever proposed in the valley, is assured, after many weeks of investigation in road construction, ne cessitating the signing of several peti tions. The Commercial cluh road com mittee,, consisting of 0. VV. J. Reciters, chairman, and S. 11. Roddinghnuso, has secured the signature of all property owners abutting the right of way of the proposed highway. Rot Family Laxative For constipation, use Dr. King's New Life Pills. Paul Mathulka, of HtifTalo, N. V., says tl'ey arp "king of all laxa tives. Tiiey are a blessing to Ul my family and I always keep a hot nt home." tie t a box and get well again. All druggists or by mail. II. K. Itueklen Ai Co., Philadelphia or St. Louis. 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WE HANDLE Lumber, Building Material and Box Shooks "Genasco" Ko-xfing "Standard" Cement Sash and Doors Brick and Clay Lime Shingles Lath Fruit Boxes of all kinds Bridal Veil Lumbering Co. Yard One Block West of Freight Depot Phone 2181 WOOD and COAL Slabs-Fir-Oak Agency for Genuine Rock Springs COAL A. C. Lofts PHORE 3464 1 CM. HURLBURT SURVEYOR TELEPHONE 5648 BENNETT, SINNOTT & GALLOWAY Attorneys at Law General Practice tie Dalles - oregon Datcrs, Fads ad Rubber Stamps of every description at this office. it r - a hi i ii' imii in
