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i BRIEF LOCAL MENTION 1
-i-r i i 'n i i ,
iiK'tri-l
Ihikni Kin i , ,
irrM Uimu
Krne-.t Sumue! wu a Portland
nesit v iHitfr IhhI week.
. For ! doaa painting , Hign arork and
caleietiolac. Tel. 901 1. u i
Mr. and Mm. Traltord K Smith .
ited in l'irlland the first of tha araek.
Or. Murphy, dentist, Broalui Building
Telephone 2v:(. ,1 n(
Homer Rogers a himine.s visitoi
in The Dalles last week.
Wh are now prepared to saw jrojr
Snt hcrlin tV SI. ay, Tt'L j IOtJ
Mr- Jeeeia M. Biehnp has tbe agency
or tin-Nu Bona cornet. Tel. 3811. u
Kxpreaa and Baggage Hauled. Tel.
K H. (tiHidriilr, N i. "liiil. j!6tl
For. electrical troublei mil ttoftge
baUeriee, see Defcin, 111-15 3d st. rjistl
Fur Sale Tomato plants, 86 centa
poi do.en. B. K. Goodrich.
A I). Rerhtel, of Stevenson, whs
here the Urst of the week on business.
Welier arul Kol. tad have sold a Ste
ph ana Salient Six to J. L. Henhnar.
John Uolehury motored down from
the Upper Vallev yesterday.
After a visit of a month in Portland;
Mrs. i'aul R. lluirhes returned home
last week.
If you have an antomobile that neadi
repairing aee C G. Emery at the i ai
cade (iaratie, Tel. H."2I. api22H
Je'se Hlltaon waa down from Park
dale the latter part of last, week on
business.
Mrp. H. T. Netfaard and children
vi-ited in The Dalles tha latter part of
last week.
R. f, .lone'?, candidate for feer?tary
of state, was here last week Interview
ing voters.
Anyone wiabing to hire truck for wi.
eral lianHng call E. A Sparks, Tele
phone .'tlH I. j.i
H. O. Kresse whs In Portland yes
terday to attend a Itexall dealers' con
vention and to hear (ialh Curci.
Asiujry Ladies' Aid will entertain all
memheia and friends this afternoon at
the parsonage
Mm. 0. A. Reed and Mrs. Geo. L.
Smith were in Portland Wednesday to
attend the (ialli Curci concert.
Verncn Larson, peeking the Republl
can nominatfon for secretary of state,
was here Saturday.
Mrs. Edward G. Curtis and daogb
ter, of l'ortland, spent the week end at
the Johnson ranch in Oak Grove.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon (!. Brown left
Sunday by automobile for a visit with
Willamette valley relatives.
F. 1!. Loving and son are engaged in
building a garaure for W. R. McGuire
on his West Side ranch.
William 1'arkhurst spent the week
end In l'ortland visiting relatives and
friends.
A man capable bookkeeper and sten
ographer, wants position in Hood River.
Reply s. ear Glacier. ml3-tf
AnyOtM Sriahing to hire truck fur
general hauling, call F. W. Chindlund,
Tel. 8311, Hotel Oregon, jhuf
(i. I.. Davenport will bandit! ship
ments of apples and produce. 1-17
Front street, Portland, Ore. mlM(
J. S. Fowler, of RtlflM. spent the
week end here visiting his sister, Mrs.
A. K. Stranahan, and family.
Ten months' guarantee mi storage
battery repairs. Dakin Electric Works,
1 bird and Oak Bta. tf
Mrs. William Stewart returned home
Sunday from a visit with Portland rel
atives and f i iends.
for guaranteed Storage
other electrical repairs, no
Electrical Works, lll-ll'i Third St tf
Mrs. Phoebe Morse, who has been ill
in Portland, has recovered and has
returned to Hood River.
Mr. and Mrs. "W. It. Hoover and
baby were here la.?t week from Port
land visiting the ranch.
M. R. kfcCamley and family have
moved from Colombia otieet to the
Yates residence on Oak street, whict)
Mr. McCamlev recently purchased,
W. 11. Hackett. of The Dalles, is
now located with the E. A. Franz
Company's furniture department.
This is to informjtbe public that the
partnership between W. N. Hugenin
and Jesse Ruddy has been dissolved.
Bennett Broe. last week sold a
Cleveland Six touring car to M. C.
Ryrd.of the West Side orchard district.
Mrs. Ceo. H. Rurnett. of Salem,
was here last wee"k visitim? Mr ami
Mr. s C (). Huelat while Judge Rur
nett attended a session of supreme
coilrt at Pendleton.
Mrs. F. II tuU( ,
The fellow! r,
of lh" week.
DtSV Mr. and
Lsvki people
ig : Mr. and
Jdbklns and
Were here Toe ,,, . ,
Mrs. A. W. May.,,
Mrs. Hern vYoodward,
I be tmm homo of R. ftoneon Oak
sueei is nearing comidetion. The
new structure wax designed and built
"y r. H. Loving and son.
We can wed or i,r(,.e anvthiug.
Work guaranWeil UM ., tli;ll.
Elliott-Overland (Jo. The Caeeade He-
al.'.tf
Geo. C. Gladden, who has ix-en lo
cated with Bennett Brothere.baa joined
with the Mt. Hood Motor
E
R
Mr.
moi nine
and II
moved I to the Crowed residence on
IVelfth street, which they have leased
lor the summer.
H. 11. Francisco, general agent for
the Santa re railway svstem. was here
Jilting PPle shippera and
o. W. R. A: N. officials.
Key. Frank E. Russell, of Kimber
ley, Ida., will occupy the pulpit at the
1 nrisuan church both
and evening next Sunday,
Irrigation advice, surveys and engin
eering oi any project, con far with Eluert
B. Newell, office at It. II Hotel.
It paya lb do things right, mttf
After a visit with Mrs. Chandler.
Frank ( handler returned to Portland
Sunday to resume his work as travel
ing representative for a seed company.
We are expert automobile electricians.
A ttiiil will convince ion. h'.llioii-f nor
land ( o. 1 in- Cascade Oarage, phone
P82L aJMi
i A. Whorlow, who has been in Grant
( ity, Mo., settling up the estate of his
mother, who recently passed away
there, returned home last week.
"Qualified by technical training."
i Vote for Rhea Luper, Republican noffi-
! ination for Public Service Commission-
! er.- Paid adv.
After a visit with Portland friends,
Miss Alta Mc Far land has returned to
Hood River. The journey down to tbe
Rose City was made over the Highway.
Mr. and Mrs. S I!. Johnson, of Port
land, and Miss Laura Wenzell, of Van
couver, Wash., arrived last Friday
evening for a visit with Mr. and Mrs.
A. P. Slade.
Rorn To Mr. and Mrs. Vern Whit-
comb, of Seattle, at th
Saturday, May 8, an eiht pound
daughter. The little miss has been
christened Marjoiie Ann.
The nomination and election of Sam
A. Kozer as Secretary of State assures
the people a continuation of the same
efficient business administration of
that office. - Paid adv.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Riley returned
from their honeymoon last week. They
will make their home here with Mrs.
Riley's father, A. W. Stone, until this
fall.
Accompanying Mrs. Ferguson to
Portland, where she attended the State
Sunday School convention, J. E. Fer
guson last week proceeded to Astoria
on himineKM
, , u . . tion, has nurchased a
R. W. Veateh, of Mosier. was here i , .', .u,.i , i ,
Oil .l.llfllll .1(11 I
Albert Meier, west HmIp nn-fiarsV t ,
H- il bin wire, after seeming pHSpoft,
have left for their old berna h! Rrg
Mini, Switzerland. They will Petid
three months abroad.
W. W. Naaon. formerly a I ral bttlM
er. who left for Marshfiehl in ItlS,
was here last week looking aft. r iiren
erli If t . rosl . Mi N,.s.n ) I.IK s
that Head River has made a great
progress since he was heie.
"We are all very well and do in ir
ne i . In Hooeier town," awtea Aug
-t Deschler, forajH-r Oak (imve orch
ardist. who moved with his family to
Indianapolis, his old home, last car.
in renewing his Glacier subscription.
I'i'r Sab- First riee power spray out-
I lit consisting ol Mitchell engine. Slyeis
pump ainl 1.1) gal. tank mounted on I
stoel truck, complete with ROgslee and
I gun, fur $L'o(i ml delivered to Hs d River I
depot. J, D. Bergen, Hillaboro, Ore.
in.'7
Floyd Wright and Charles Watts, af
, ter a battle of more than an hour
. Thursday, landed tbe largest sturgeon
I caught here in in years. The tish,
caught in a salmon drift net, weighed
412 pound. It was sold to the O. C.
Hughes market.
Mrs. Lillian K. Collins, of Kenosha,
Wis., spent the week end visiting her
brother and sister-in-law. Mr. and
Mrs. E. A. Kincaid. Mrs. Collins is
on her way to California to visit the
studios. She owns and controls three
picture shows in her home town.
Mrs. A. (J. I,ewis snent Sunday at
the University of Oregon with her
daughter, Miss Jessie, and to partici
pate in Motier's Day celebration.
About 100 mothers were present.
Mothers' Day will be observed annu
ally' hereafter at the University.
Irving S. Jones, herej from White
Salmon Saturday on business, reports
that his section will have a record
strawberry crop this season. First
shipments ofJfn.it are expected the
first week of June, according to the
visiting ore hard let.
C. E. Green had a narrow escape
when the steering gear of his automo
bile became deranged Tuesday. The
ear became unmanageable and went
into a ditch on the East Side. Roth
front wheels were crushed but Mr.
Green escaped injury.
Chfef. Watts, who is associated with
Floyd Wright in salmon fishing, lust
the little finger of his right hand Sun
day night while cranking the engine of
a fishing boat. The engine backfired,
catching his hand in the machinery.
The finger was almost torn out.
II. Gross, the Third street fccjiiiI-
Storksnest, ! hand man. has entered the washing
machine business. Mr. Gross last
week took the agency for the Wayne
machine. He will sell his lirst ma
chine at a bargain price of $"!. After
that the Wavnes will be sold for $100
ea;h.
Mrs. C. O. Huelat enteitained the
following former Salem women last
week in honor of Mrs. Geo. H. Rur
nett, here tor the week from Salem. :
Mrs. R. P. Caehnw, Mrs. ('.has. Fuller.
Mrs. .1. D. McCully, Miss Eulan Me
Collv, Mrs. C T. Huberts. Mrs. G. A.
Molden, Mrs. J. L. Carter and Mrs O.
J. Shiile.
Phil Par rot t, for a number of years
in charue of one of the 'refrigeration
plants of the Apple Growers Assocm
lo-acre portion
belonging to his
New Voile and Gingham Dresses
all ready to wear for Ladies and Misses--Beautiful new designs,
smart styles, good construction, fast color materials, no two alike.
Why worry over home dressmaking, when the ready made article
is ready for you at prices practically the same as materials will cost
you now.
Voile Dresses, $8.90 to $19.85 Gingham Dresses, $5.90 to $9.85
HELP THE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT TO A NEW HOME
WRITE YES ON NUMBER 300 AND 302 Ii S PROGRESS
NEW WHITE SHOES
$2.40 to $5.90
FRANK A. CRAM
SUMMER HATS
Now Ready
OUR FINISHING DEPARTMENT
Monday on business. lie announces
that he anil Kdgar A Race will estab
lish a book and confectionery ftore in
the neighboring town immediately.
A special conclave of the Command-
. i tl 1 LI. '1' L 1. M,
"Ci T e.n,o. m utT .Tuesday announcing the deati
called for Saturday evening. All MsU,r -Mrs s s Boerardoa
vimlhil: I1UUIH tilt, lilt mil mt ot. paw"
ent.
1917 Dodge Brothers touring car- new
Willard battery, food tires and equip
batterv and ' ed with Alemite oiling f-ystem. Driven
to I'aklli I only 11,000 nine, rricv iignta trwr
nett mothers, I'hone I ;ui .
The following party was in l'ortland
last night to hear (ialli Curci: Mrs.
Goo. K. Wilbur. Mrs. K. .1. Nieholion,
Mrs. il. (!. Coojier and Mra. S. C
Campbell.
While en route from Salem to Port
laral last week Leslie Butler
stricken with iitomaine polaoninc.
was painfully ill for some hours at the
j Benaon hotel, Portland.
Guy Elliott, a former Oregon City
antomobile man, has arrived here to
join hit) brother, C. A. Elliott, who re
cently purchased the Caeeade Garage.
The newcomer will take charge of the
battery department of the garage.
pledged to eontimie tbe efficient and
boainraa like administration of tbe
Secretary of State' office, Sam A.
Kozer, now Deputy Secretary of state
and Republican candidate for Secre
tary id' State, should have the support
of every voter who deairea efficient
public service economically adminis
tered. I'aid adv.
father. A. C. i'arrott. at I'arkdale.
lie and his family will move to I'ark
dale Immedately to take charge of the
place.
.1. K. Porden received a telegram
death of bis
at her
home in Tern i I ante, I ML Her hus
band is nrofessor of mathematics in
the state normal school there. As
i'rof. and Mrs. llogardus were plan
ning on coming to Hood Kiver for a
visit next month the news of the hit
ter's death came as a cevere shock.
Having served s Deputy Secretary
of State for more than eight years
paat, Sam A. Kozer, Republican can
didate for Secretary of State, is in a
poeitiofl to make good big promise to
the people that he will insist on the
was strictest ecomony in the adminwtraton
llo of ftate affairs. Give him your vote.
i'aid adv.
A sacred concert will lie given at
Asburv Methodist church Sundav even
ing at H o'clock, when the following
program will be remitted : Anthem,
choir: Mrs. II. 6, Cooper, solo: duet,
Mrs. J. K. Smithson ami Mrs. (ieo. C.
Gladden; solo, 8. 0. Oaborraw ; raed-
In. Mrs. I.. It. Murphv : sdo, Mrs.
Wm. Metcall': anthem, choir: reading,
I Mrs. J. fc. Ferguson ; solo. Miss (i lad's
Ueavis; aoln, Miss Florence Bneifl .
A free will offering will lie taken for
the benefit of the music department.
j Baby Grand Chevrolet For 8a e. Itl9
i Model, d hPM only -I'.HrP miles, line nu-
dition. I'nce f.7."). Bennett Bree. in.'rtf
Wl: have a complete, modern aiul thor
oughly equipped deparlinent lor develop
ing printing and enlarging. No expense
has been spared t make this department
Up-to-date and with the skilled workmen,
we are able to guarantee the best results
that can l' obtained.
Send your films to us and experience
the satisfaction ol receiving the best neg
atives, prints or enlargements that it is
possible to obtain.
a
l l ilms in ly 1 p. m. out next diy at 4 p. m.
i
SLOCOM-CANFIELD CO.
HOOD RIVER, OREGON
HOOD RIVER MARKET
ALL KINDS OF
Fresh, Cured and Smoked
Meats and Fish
AI I KINDS Of
POULTRY
AI I KINDS OF
SAUSAGES
Telephone Utl LOUIS MOSER, Proerletoc THIRD STREET
Two Deliveries Daily Morning and Afternoon
Vote for .100 and 302
Kllin I. Apirur wan here from l'ort
land over the week end viaitiiiK Pine
(irove frienrbt.
Thr1 next re'iibir meeting of the Ma
MMtlC liKlt'e will be held next Wednes
day avenlnej, w hen decree work will he
conducted. All memliers are urged to
ie present.
Students of Mrn. C. H. Sletton par
tiripated in a successful vocal anil
piano recital at her home last Satur-
lo' " " -" i- : i-j a
There's Always a Saving
On Wirthmor Waists
The Wirthmor plan in buying materials, in the
making and in the Belling of Waists insures that.
The Wirthmor plan saves you money by eliminating
the expenses f traveling salemen. These waists are
sniped direct from the factoiy to the retailer.
New styles and fresh new goods each month, giving
you the very best of the new styles at the very low
est rice, and the best in quality.
The same price throughout thcUnitedStates
Wirthmor Waists, $2 Wcllworth Blouses, S3
Sold only in the U st stores in each City
this means ML H. S ".
in Hool River
y.1
k
Wirthmor Silk Blouses
AT
$6.75
rRE
lilouses of goodness and uun th
Blouses of distinction and dependability
Blouses of sightliness and style
HLOUSKS THAT WARRANT A HIGHER PRfCC
The several new del'uhtfully pretty molfls just received are
made 'f Oejie de Chine. (IiHirtfftte and Pongee.
Every waist is cui on litivs t i nure in-rfert littinjr.
The supply is limited and we will not he ahle to ohtain any
more of the styles we will dF r t .Miormw. .
COME EARLY ANI MAKE YOUR SECTION
WHILE THE STY LI i RANOC IS OOMPURI
SOLD HERE ONLY
We Give S. & fl. Green Trading Stamp, the Universal Thrift Stamp, which is redeemable throughout the U. S.
Panama and Straw Hats
a
for Men and Boys
MOLDEO-KUELAT-SATHKR CO.
The House of Personal Serrice "
"Rain shine" Parasols
New Silk Plaid Effects
day. Thoee renderiM aalectlona were :
Mi-si n Plorenee Broataa. Dorothy Kand
I Franrea Tllfflef, Allah Litrawav, Mar-
iorj Miller, Klsie M.Nutt. Charlotte
BreeiMi DoroUiji Horjae, Bather KriH
iowt Doreth Catler, Allle Kihhi'r. Ai-
.larvia. Poruthv llarkinn. LeotM
Van AIUmi. Ann Fisher, .luanita Qlaie
ami Blanche Tucker and Prlnee Kiier,
A twin llnuse. I.ennard Thornaiin and
I'aul Keir.
As Demity S.-cretHry f State fur
more than eight yearn Mttti Sum A.
Kozer. Iicnilili( an raiKtidate fur See
retary of State, hac gained an inti
mate knowledge of vtate alfaira. He
liroinii'eH, if elected, to insint on the
' 'Icteet economy in all alateactn it ! .
"My side aim," nays Mr. Kozer in his
atateeaMt in the voters' pMiphtet,
"hall he to insure for the eople of
the state the jfreatest dcirree of effici
ency at the tmallest iroasihle cort
pUOed aolely hy sound husineuR irinci
lles and common scn?e. " It ia r-uch
men as Mr. Kozer the H-ode are de
manding for puldic oilier. Mr. Kocr is
deserving f your vote in the primary
election. May 21. I'aid adv.
Cascade's Kali KnthuMm llijih
A. W. Meyer, who wm here from
Cascade lx-k Tuesday on husiness.
says hnee hall interest at his town is
kien at nresent. The thicks town ha a
good team, with 0'l.eary and Wood
hnttf iee. The Irat Rime, played with
Itridal Veil Sunday, resulted in a afore
of 11 to 10 in favor of the Locka team.
A return game will l e layed at the
Leeka Sunday. Ileppner and Wilkinson
formd Ihe Kridal Veil hattery.
The Bridal Veil hand enlivens the
LMtiiei with concerts.
VOTE 300 X YES
VOTE 302 .X YES
Hood River Plumlin? Co.
General Motor Trucking
Wood For Sale
JESSE PUDDY
T. i
1 m:t Mav st
There is only one place in Hood River where
you can get strictly fresh candy.
For only one place in Hood River is there a
factory capable of turning out candy in sufficient
quantities to supply the retail demand for such a
product, and that is at
Hicks'
Our candy factory was given the rating of
"clean" by the State inspector of health and sani
tation during his recent stop in Hood River.
Remember Fresh Candy Purest of Candy
Cleanest of Candy is obtainable only at Hicks'.
And at considerably cheaper prices than
charged in Portland for exactly the same quality
product.
'M-in, Boy; Let's go.
Dodge Brothers
Service Station
Prompt attention given to all matters apper
taining to upkeep, lubrication and repair of
Dodge Brothers' ears.
Repair parts and aeeessories for Dodge
Brothers' cars carried in stock.
Brunswick ami Goodrich Tires. All Sizes.
Dodge Brothers' Cars equipped with the
Alemite Lubricating System. It saves time
and trouble and prolongs the life of your car.
JOE W E N D L I N G ,
Mechanic in charge.
BENNETT BROTHERS
MOOD RIVER
Hot and Cold
Lunches
Salads
Sandwiches
Ice Cream
Candies
Hot Dliliks
Soda Fountain
THE
PHEASANT
SECOND AND OAK SIR I I I s
Lipton's Soluble
Cocoa
is the very best that money
can buy and does not cost
! you any more
;ferior grades.
than many in
We have it
in pound and 1 pound tins.
Km ee be
We have
now ht
Kcrai ium
the time ti
In ami mH voi
ear,
i. an. I
arranp. ytnir
r new Hon
f plant reedy
imiae, !iiv
itana, iMj
ilier different
era
l!ani-
tomM'
rr.-at lot
ee. tfu
ennial stocks on hand.
THE HEIGHTS GREENHOUSE
Geo llaslinger. Tel. J.MJ
Hood River needs better Fire
Protection and a place to
house the equipment
Let's make it safer by voting
for the bonds.
The Star Grocery
" Good Thinps to Eat "
PERFC0 & SON
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