HOOD Itltnit GLACIER, TflCRSDAT. JDLY 20. 191."
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SUITS MADE TO ORDER SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
F.T.ANDERSON
CLEANING, PRESSING, DYEING
AND REPAIRING
CLOTHES CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED
1308 Twelfth Street Phnne i6l2
Hood River Heights Knonc
MADE IN HOOD RIVER
Candy and Ice Cream
of Superior Quality
J. W. PAltKKK cSi CO.
Could You
Use
A Lawn
Mower?
Conic in and sec ours
A Full line
on all of them for the week
E. A. Franz Co.
You Will
Help yourself and help friends by
trading at one of our four stores.
Save your sales slips and help some
'worthy girl to a trip to Exposition.
Stores:
Rockford Hood River
Pine Grove
Odell
Consolidated Mercantile
Company
New Electric Theatre
COOLEST PLACE IN TOWN
Just the place to spend these hot afternoons. Good pic
tures and plenty of electric fans that will
keep you cool.
"COME OUT AND SEE"
Hood River Market
Beef, Mutton, Pork and Veal. Pork Sausage and
Hamburger Made Fresh Every Day. Special
Boiling Beef 12!c a pound.
W. B. McGUIRE & Son
Phone 43 1 1
You Can't Buy Better
Groceries
Nothing is permitted to enter or leave this
store that falls short of the highest stan
dard of quality. That's why we are con
tinually adding to our list of satisfied
customers. A trial will make you one
of them, too.
Staple and Fancy Groceries
Fruits and Vegetables
Cash Grocery
E. E. KAESSER, Prop.
Some of Our Leaders
LOOK OVKR Till'. LIST. THEY ARK BEST MADK.
NYAL ARCH AND MERIT OL LINES
VKLVKTINA TOILET PREPARATION'S; MiDONALl), ALDON AND KOSS' CANDIES;
CIIINAM ML VAKXISIIKS, SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINTS ; SECURITY, GOLD
COIN AND COLUMBIA STOCK FOODS.
Chas. N. Clarke, YOUR Druggist
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There's trouble either way you look at it in the purchase of shoes whose mer
it is cheapness only; the purchase of such shoes means not alone unsatisfac
tory service but more frequent spendings as well. Buy here and you won't
have to buy so often and never unsatisfactory.
J. C. JOHNSEN, The Hood River Shoe Man
SPECIAL!
Men's Suits
Made by Hart Schaffner & Marx
These are our regular sellers at
from $18 to $22. Broken lots that we
n igh to clone out so as to make room
for our New Fall Stock that will soon
be arriving.
If you have ever worn one ol these
excellent suits you will readily realize
the big bargains we are offering in
these suits at this very low price.
These are all good styles and patterns
and are really the best of values at
our regular price, hut we will need
their room badly for our Fall Stock
and are giving you this splendid value
to accomplish this end.
Don't miss this opportunity of get
ting a UART SCHAFFNER AND
MARX suit, guaranteed all wool and
to give perfect satisfaction at the very
low price of, the suit,
$14.85
Sec our west window for the display
The Paris Fair
PURE MILK AND CREAM
PROMPT DELIVERIES
TIP-TOP DAIRY
I KLI) OANTENBLTN
Manager
Mottled Milk and Cream
Phone 5544 Hood River, Ore.
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ANSCO FILIS are the ORIGINAL Films
Why use others?
Ask us about the Particulars.
Get the ANSCO SPEED FILH and be
sure of your results.
We will OI2V CLOP and PRINT your FILMS. Why let
others CXPERIMCNT with them?
Supplies, Finishing and Photos COUNT ON VOTCS.
DEITZ PHOTO STUDIO
We Are Here to Serve You
OUR STOCK OF
GROCERIES, FEED, HARDWARE, PAINTS AND OILS
Are the best the market affords and our prices are as low as
good groceries can be sold. Having our own delivery we are
in a position to serve you promptly in any part of the city.
A. C. STATEN
I'll ONE
Five and Seven Passenger
AUTOMOBILES for HIRE
J5he
Fashion Stables
Hood River, Oregon
Regular Auto Stage to Parkdale.
Stage leaves Parkdale at 8:00 A. M.
Stage leaves Hood River at 4:30 P. M.
Daily except Saturday, when it leave Parkdale
SL. Phone 1201
OLD GRIST MILL
WILL BE OPERATED
J.R. Phillips h.HH made arrangements
to secure from R. E.llarhisnn the old
mi II tones used hy Daniel O. Rogers
in llixiti River's first grintmill and will
install them lit his saw mill on Phelps
creek, near the original hume of the
old burrs.
Since the O.-W. R. & N. Co. began
the distribution of free seed corn and
since Hilly Sunday and I.. C. lleizer
demonstrated that corn could lie suc
cessfully grown on local ranches, hun
dreds of acre of the grain have been
planted, "Turns" of the golden grain
may now be taken to Mr. Chilli) a' mill,
where it will be turned into excellent
meal.
The old millstones have for many
yearn been in the old Harbison mill on
Ncal creek. The mill, however, ha8
not been operated for more than five
years.
K. I Smith wag instrumental in get
ting Mr. Rogers to establish his grist
mill. Mr. Smith ut thai time owned a
4HU-acre raneh in the Frauktnn dis
trict. Contrary to advice of neighbors,
Mr, Smith concluded to experiment in
the growing of wheat, lie cleared and
planted 75 acres on the Hat which lies
jut east of where the old Belmont M.
K. church is located. From thin lield he
harvested and threshed L'tuiO bushels of
fine wheal.
Mr. Smith had proved to his doubling
neighbor that he could grow wheat,
but he was confronted with the problem
of getting the grain made into flour.
Mr, Rogers, who hud been an experi
enced miller in the east, was induced
to send to Portland for the necessary
mill stones. Lumber was obtained and
the old mill, which still; stands on
Phelps creek to the left side of the
State road near the residence of the
lute John Uinrichs, was erected. Mr.
Sinih's wheat was the first grain ground
hy this mill. For many years thereafer
it was conducted hy Mr. Rogers and
farmers came for miles with their grist
sacks tilled with grain and returned
with the flour and bran after the miller
had taken out his small "toll."
Putting it to I'se
Club
(From I'ortland Commercial
llulletin.)
It would have required an automobile
two miles long and containing .14t7
Keats to accommodate the Portlanders
who were on the new Columbia river
highway last Sunday. Hundreds of
picnic parties spread luncheons on the
lulls high above the charming Columbia
river and at spots from which marvel
ous views were obtained. Resides the
contingent of residents, thero were
several hundred easterners out on the
road.
Several cars were observed which
were only partially tilled with passen
gers 'Ibis leads to the suggestion that
no l'ortlander drive his auto onto the
highway without going around to some
of the hotels and picking up a stranger
in the city, if there is an extra seat in
the machine.
If you are going anyway, it costs no
more to carry a guset and the advertis
ing will pay big returns.
Glacier Stumps al ways print and arc
durable an wrll us attractive.
Margaret Vale, Niece of President Wilson, in a
"GILDED FOOL"
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at Gem Theatre Today
FORMER NEIGHBORS
HEAR HERMAN STRUCK
Many of the former neighbors of
Herman Struck, now an artist of note
at San Francisco, were at the llcilbrou
ner hall Tuesday evening to hear Mr.
Struck 'a lecture on art.
Mr. Struck illustrated his talk with a
set of 12 large canvasses, depicting
scenes on a California ranch. Mr.
Struck, who first studied art at the
Hopkin'a Institute in San Francisco,
went ta Chicago, where ha studied un
der Alphunso Mucha. Returning to the
west he has been spending much of his
time on a large California ranch.
Until Mr. Struck waa here last
week, he had dropped from the minds
of his old time friends and neighbors.
Those who had recalled him remem
bered Hfarm lad like his playmates,
perhaps a; little more serioiiBjminded,
and with a talent for drawing. In his
childhood days on improvised canvasses
he would paint the farm animals and
draw landscape scenes,
lloth Herman Struck and his brother,
Ferdinand, the latter a graduate of the
University of Oregon and local high
school, have made good. Ferdinand
Struck is now superintendent of the
West Orange, N. J., Industrial school.
After he completed his work at U. of
()., he taught for a while in cities on
I'uget Sound.
Station Experts Make Recommendations
In numerous orchards throughout the
valley considerable injury is being oc
casioned to foliage through the pres
ence of red spiders. In feeding upon
the under surfaces of the leaves a
bronzing of the foliage occurs which
easily distinguishes the injury caused
by this spider tribe from- other apple
troubles.
Wherj the infestation is serious it
would be well to combine Black Leaf
at the rate of 1-1200 with the arsenate
of lead in the next codling motn spray.
If the infestation is scattered here and
there throughout the orchard, the more
economical procedure in handling the
situation would be to mark and spray
the infested trees separately. A few
tanks in most cases would sullice.
Owing to the fact that the red spid
ers feed on the under surfaces of the
foliage, the spray, to be effective, must
be directed from below-in other words
spray up. Leroy Childs.
Since scab continues to develop to a
certain extent during this dry weather,
it is important that Bordeaux 4--5-r0 be
combined with this codling moth appli
cation. If a thorough applcation is
made the chances for early fall infec
tion of scab will be considerably re
duced and this spray would also check
a greater part of the infection of an
thracnose which takes place before the
regular fall spray can be applied. J.
K. Winston.
BASE BALL
All was quiet around Columbia park
Sunday afternoon. Not a swat of a
bat was heard.
Hut next Sunday afternoon the Hood
River second team, comprised of some
excellent timiier, will meet the I'ark
dale team. The Upper Valleyitca have
issued the statement that they are
coming after the bacon. The local boys
delcare that they will shed every drop
of perspiration in their bodies before
relinquishing the above mentioned
prize.
Billy Sunday Will Again Day Ball
The Hood River bankers and minis
ters will mix on the diamond here Fri
day, August ti. Billy Sunday will be
a member of the team of ministers.
Rev. A. K. Macnamara will umpire the
game. An admission of 25 cents will
lie charged, and the 'proceeds will be
uscu ior the construction or the swim
ming pool.
'I he propnsedjine-up of the teams is
as follows :
Ministers: Hilly Sundav. A. S. Do
nat, W. I". Kirk, M. Goodrich, G. E
lleineck, Father Iiurchnrd, H. A. Mac
Donald, W. H. Young, John Samuel.
Hankers: C. U. Hinrichs, H. Hersh
tier. Kd Winter, F. Arnold. K. W. Sin
clair, Harvey ,lones, J. Rimmer, Law
rence Hershner, P. G. Schreuders.
GEM PROM TODAY
In addition to being an experienced
manager, r. I). Lambert, the new pro
prietor, of the Gem, is a musician of
abiity. Since the new apparatus was
installed at the Gem, the popularity of
me place has been increased. Miss
Nickelscn, to use the expression of
inoso who have heard her, 19 a wizard
with the ivories," the combination of
tier playing and Mr. Lambert s rendi
tions on Ins drums and traps, indeed,
fairly make the picture talk.
William Fox presents William Far
l:um in the ureat Rroadway Star sue
cess, "The Guilded Fool," a wonderul
live part master picture.
Friday and Saturday
"The Story of the Blood Red Rose.'
A three part Selic feature photoplay.
"An Intercepted Vengeance." An
interesting single reel Vitagraph
orama.
"How Slippery Slim Saw the Show."
f-ee this lauKhsome comedy.
Sunday
Sunday only, August 1, "Today and
Jomorriiw," the eighth of the scries
Of "Who rays."
Monday and Tuesday
"Cohen's Luck." A four part Edi
f'n drama.
"l ove in An Apartment Hotel." A
l'iograph comedy. It's good.
Special
Saturday school children's candy
Ir.atince at p. m. Each child under
Yi yrnn old holding a five cent ticket
will receive a bag of candy.
AT NEW EUECTRIC
Whitcoinb .It Shay, the Electric pro
prietors, are two of as hustling film
l'nprt'ssarios as one would find in a two
weeks' journey. They spend their day
light hours at work to please their pat
rons and dream about surprising inno
vations at night.- The latest features
announced by the Electric are vocal
and instrumental solos by two of the
alley's celebrities, respectively Cul
or lv. Osgood and William Chandler.
Mr. ('handler will appear with his
lclovel violin each Tuesday evening,
while Mr. Osgood will sing on F'riaay
rights. The later will sing "The Ro
ary" toriioi row night, when the Para
mount special, 'The Sign of the
Cross," featuring William Farnum,
will be shown in four reels.
'FALSE COLORS"
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at Electric Next Tuesday
Today
"Bettie's Dream Hero." A two reel
Laemle story of the south in Civil war
times. Robert Leonard and Ella Hall
portray their parts so that one almost
imagines that it is real life instead for
reel life.
"The Golden Wedding." A one reel
drama featuring those real old people,
Haddy Manley and Mother Benson. You
old folks come out and Bee this true to
life drama.
"Lady Raffles and Detective Duck in
the Egg Robbery." Comedy.
Saturday
"Copper." Two reel Imp drama fea
turing Violet Mersereau and Wm. Gar
wood in timely story of Wall street and
Fifth avenue.
"The Old Grouch." One reel drama
with MlirHnflr MapOiinppia thm ..lana
character man, and Miss I.ehr. A new
face to talk about.
"'I ia .nirita M.-tuat (Inn m.I r. . r
dy with Kiddie Lyons, Victoria F'orde
1 r - ft i
aim i-.ee iijuran.
Sunday and Monday
On Sunday and Monday will be seen
another installment of the Broken
Coin," featuring Grace Cunard and
Francis F'ord. This wonderful Emerson
Hough story is taking on more inter
esting situations every week. No pic
ture serial was ever presented with
finre scenes or better portrayals of the
opportunities afforded the excellent tal
ent.
Tuesday
The Bosworth company's "False
Colors, produced by. Phillips Smalley
with an all star cast.
phasized by the grim realities that in
spired it. The play brings out the gor
geous pageantry of Paganism into
sharp and clear relief against the tow
ering dignity and primitive simplicity
of the early Christian faith, and even
discloses the riot and license of self
indulgent Rome, as it were, at the very
foot of the ascent to Calvary.
The motion picture version is natur
ally more elaborate and detailed than
the original stage presentation of the
play, and the great Roman gardens,
baths, palaces and forums, with their
identical wealth of costume and set
tings, enrich the production and make
it a faithful copy of the times and en
vironments it typifies.
William Marcus is superb throughout
his entire characterization of Marcus
Superbus, prefect of Rome. Physically
rugged and masterful, he delineates to
a remarkably accurate degree the sav
age force and power of the Roman
patrician; and when he is won over to
the teachings and creed of Mercia, the
Christian maid, this vigorous strength
is all the more impressive because of
the gentleness and tenderness that
dominate it. Rosina Henley, as Mer
cia, is consistently sweet and effective.
A large cast of principals and supers
people the play in such numbers as to
truly reflect the congestion and activ
ity of the period.
Cigars
Pipes
Billiards
Pool
Bowling
Pat Lindsey
Ask for Contest Tickets
Wm. Farnum in "Sign of the Cross"
William Farnum and a mammnth aim.
porting cast appear on the screen at
the Electric theatre tomorrow in a stu
nendous film version of thn fnmnna
dramatic triumph, "The Sign of the
Cross," by Wilson Barrett.
1 he play is, foremost, a work of the
imagination, yet strengthened and em-
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