The Hood River glacier., June 25, 1908, Page Four, Image 4

About The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933

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CORRESPONDENCE
ODELL.
At the annual aoboul meeting Jan
13 Troy Shelley wni fleeted director
and M. I). Udell, clerk. Xbe piimary
and intermediate roomi are to be
reaeated. Mi. Barab Touaoy baa teen
engaged aa teacher In tbe primary
room. Contract for principal and
intermediate teacher bare Dot been
drawn.
Venice Caliiaon, of Ulex, Oregon, la
here helping with tbe beny barrebt
and visiting frienda. Venice Is one
ot Udell'a glrla and she baa hoata of
frienda here. Miaa Colliaon baa
been attending the Uehnke-Walker
linaineaa College In Portland and will
return later to complete tb course.
U. W. Smith baa anld bia land at
Colurnbua, Washington for f.0 tbna
clearing 1:25(10 to a abort time with
tbe cash outlay required for two trips
to Columbus.
lioswell (Shelley, of Carton, Wash
logton, was an Udell visitor early In
tbe week. Mr. Bbelley baa a tine
young orchard la Udell and was look
ing a ter that and was alao attending
to business oounocted with bia woik
as real estate dealer.
Mrs. Myron Hogeia came heme Sun
dny for a vitdt with bet .aipntn, Mr.
and Mr. A. Wood, hor brother Clin
ton Wood nad her uelecx, Lurliue and
Irene Fisher.
E L Kleuitr Iihs gone to bis
luther'a borne iu Faribault, Miuu. n
business.
Margie Crockett is borne from a
visit with tbe family of her aunt,
Mrs. A. J. Iriadloy, of Hood River.
lilanche uul Veia Lallerty have
been to Mt. 11 nod for a visit with
friends.
Mrs. Crockett and daughter, (iild
red, are expeoted here ror a visit with
Mrs. Crockett's daughters Mabel
Kemp and Margie Ciockett and with
Mis. Crockett's friends who ore all
who know her.
Mra. Li D. lio.wd hax not returned
from Portland, tier daughter Naomi,
is reported somewhat Improved.
Friends oi Ueorge Walter will regret
to learu that his condition physically
is not encouiaging, be beiug unable
to leave bis bed. We sincerely hope
this may be but temporary and that
be may soon regain strength.
A. IX Moe, editor of the Ulaoler,
vras out Huudny looking after bis
Udell property, a promiHlug 01 chard.
Clinton Wood has been quite 111.
Dr. Bbaw attends bin).
School in the primary department
of Udell soboololosed last Friday with
n picuio in tbe woods near the Ehrck
bull ground. Tbe little folks bad a
jolly time with lunoh, games and all
that helps to make a delightful day
for them.
Miss Mary Kennedy will carry to
her borne near Seattle, Washington,
the love and good wishes ot tbe little
people the has bud under her care
and traiuing and therespect uud con
lid en oe of tbe parents, as she has
proved herself cumpeteut and thor
ough and at tbe same time kind.
Mra. J. K. Crosby has buon suffer
ing from a bilious attack.
Miss Kuz' many friends here will be
Iileaaed and at the same time sorry to
Kiur that she has accepted tbe posi
tion of teituher iu the piiii ary depart
nient of the ashoul at IlllUiiale, Ure.
Plosned for it means that she will be
Bt the work she enjoys and at tbe
sume time with her mot hoi out of
roll iol boms Borry because it means
nh will not return to Udell
Wind renui mil from Mr. and Mr?.
U. W. Lulferty telN of their sure ar
rival iu tbe stntu which vn formerly
their borne, Missouri, where the" are
enjoying a visit with relatives and
friends.
Mrs. J. A. Cook is reported 111
Carl llnlligan, of Corvallis Aii loul
tural College, has been hero visiting
bis brother II S Uiilligau ot the
Tmo-to-Nauie Nursery.
Mr. aud Mra P. T. Shelley are
home from n visit iu Pnrtbiud
Elinor Smith has gono tc Poitltud.
Mrs Tray Sholley went to Porthnd
tbe lutter part of last week and will
visit relatives.
A good Christian endeavot meeting
last Sunday evening. Mabel Kemp
and Marie Lockinna, leaders.
Kleanor Coe, of Hood River, bas
been visiting at tbe borne of U. E.
Uowerman. Miss Coe Is Mrs. Uower
niao'a sister.
Those who bare been anxiously
waiting for water for irrigating pur
poses are now supplied and tbey are
irrigating clover before cutting It for
bay.
.Ne Seed of Suffering from Rheuma
tism. It is a ni it-take to allow rheumatism
to become chronic, as the pain can al
ways be relieved, and in most cases
cure affpeted by applying Chamber
lain's Pain Halm. The relief from pain
which it afford is alone worth many
tiuies its cost. It makes sleep and rest
possible. Even in cases of long stand
lag this liniment should be used nn ac
count of the relief which it affords. 25
and 60 cent sizes fur sale by Keir A Caps.
BELMONT.
Mr. John Wilson visited Tuesday
at tbe home of J. W. Uavis, Paul
Hayes and Will Hooper aud left toi
Walla Walla, Washigton.
Mr. Unise, of Adams, Oregon, is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Nuuemaker.
Mr. and Mrs Will Taylor and son,
Fred, who hao been vUitiug witb
Mr. aud Mrs. liobeit Jones, have
gone to Twin Falls, Idaho, where they
wili tniike theii future borne. Mr.
Taylor liming bought a farm t litre
Dr. 1 iifls. of Lih Aogidra Califor
ui , is at liis taucb while here lie
will make some much needed iuiiroe
ments on the houte. A. . U itchel
aud family live on tbe place.
Messts. Walluui and Oatchttl ure re
modelling the bouse owmd br Mrs.
U illicit.
Miss Wright from Uregcn City who
bas been visiting her aunt, Mrs
Holmes, bas returned borne.
We are very sorry to bear of I tie Ill
ness of Ulen Urdway and bope soon
to bear of his reoovery. Dr. Duinble
is attending him.
Miss Pearl lllaylnak's school closed
last Fiidsy; another Uelmout school
niarru home for racatiou. There Is
no place like home
The Misses Ruth, Maud and lilanche
Couovir are having a siege of chicken
pox.
Roy Kaufman bas obicken pox.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller spout
Sunday at tbe borne of Mr. and Mr'.
F. 0. Church. Mrs. Arnold, Howard
Isenbeig and wife spent Sunday at
tbe home of Mr. aud Mrs. M. P. lsen
berg. Miss Nellio Coe and lady friend
from Portland cnlled at the Isenberg
borne last Friday.
J. W. Davis, accompanied by their
son, Will Davis aud bis little daugb
ters, Nellie and Lucille, weut to tbeir
mountain ranoh last Friday.
Strawberry season Is nearly over;
cherries are ripening fast. Pickers
and packers will soon be climbing
trees and packing them for shipping.
Cool showers lately laid the dust
for which we tbauk tbe clerk ot the
weather.
Let everyone plan to nelebrnte lbs
glorious fourth at Urange Park.
My Hair
Ran Away
Don't hive a falling out with
your hair. It might leave you !
Then what? That would mean
thin, scragjly, uneven, rough
hair. Keep your hair at home !
Fasten it tightly to your scalp I
i' u csn easily do it with Ayer's
lair Vigor. It is something
re (h:n a simple hair dress
. i: is a hair medicine, a
i i i.-, a hair food.
nd oi a testimonial
over sixty years."
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a ay 3.0. Ayw O., LawaU. Mm
aso HDOMWin mi
T SlKSAPAULU.
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.f vO CHERRY PECTORAL.
was played there Hnnd iy nn the Ircal
grounds between Udell and Mt. Hood.
The score was 17 to 0 in favor ot the
borne team.
Ueorge Thomas returned frrm Corval
lis st Tbiirrdsy, tl.eie b bas been
a studeut at U. A. C tbe I est winter.
Mrr. F. W I!hI v and family and
niece aud Misa Mildred Cooper came
op Tuesday of laat week tn spend the
summer Ht Miss Nun Cooper's sum
mer oottsge
Strawberry picking is at Its height
Iu the Mt. Hood valley tbia wei k.
Tbe raius of last week delayed tbe
ripeulng ot tbe berrlfr, but this wetk
bas begun with a promise of perfect
weather for berrying
The stoik visited the b me ot Wal
lace A. Moody neai Mt. Hood on
1'bursday, Jnue 18. Mother and little
daughter are doing well, and the
father is happy.
Mr. and Mrs. M. II. Claft Ult Mou
day morning for NeKpoit t alti ud
the t) A. It. euoampment at that
place this neck. While there tuny
will attend tbo anuual reunion of the
Cooper family. Tbey expect (o bo
away about two weeks.
Tbe F.udeavor Society last Sunday
erenlng was led hy Kobeit Morton.
It wa an interesting meeting, aiid
very well attended. Miss Nan Cooper
la tender f r the next Sunday evening.
The dance Friday nigbt was a de
cided success. There was a lau-e
orowd In attendance, aud the iiiiihm
was good, siid every bndyhad a good
time, so tbey en id. loa cream aud
strawberi lea were served. The party
broke up at midnight exr'Mting to
have as good a time at the n xt cne
which tn be next iriday nignt.
A (Jr.ind Family Medicine.
"If dives mo pleasure to speak a rikhI
word for Kli'ctriu Hitters, " writes Mr.
Frank Cuiilan, if No 4110 Houston St.,
New York. ''It's a grand fnniily medi
cine for dvspepMa and liver complies
Hkiih; whim fur lame back and weak
ki'lii' yx it cannnt be too highly n-i oiii-' best g tieri, exliitiit of
iiiemlcd. hit-etui'
jilitf -Htive functions, jurify I I.e M.hmI
and inipa t renewed vigor imil v:tuh:v
1 1 Hi weak nnd debilitated lioth
sexes. Hld under nuaranlce at Chas. 1
N. Clarke's drug store. 50c, i
Chrrry Carnival at The Dalles.
The prizes to be awaided at this
midsummer meet lug of the Horticul
tural Society to tie held In Tbe Cherry
city wili be bet-idea the cups mru
tioiud a few dsys ego. the grand
sweep stakes ?."i0 cash, first prize, lor
the best gnerl exhibit of lllty boxes
of one or mere varletiis aro. n by the
exhibitor
There will be rash second prizo
and 'J0 aasli tlilnl prize Hntb i;f
these ras'i i riz-- ill I e given for tbo
ll ty b .xoi r.l
varietifs ero n bv I ha
exhibitor 'I In r i.re mere than HlOil
to If given iu pieu ii'ti lor Xblbits
In lonkiiitf over the i icln ids it is
MOSIE
' .Fruit Lands.
in Inrre or i-nnill tracis. Some very a
MOUNT HOOD.
Holiart Mouth returned Ir-'rn schno
HI Onrriillld Wedueseday of li.t week
At the giauge in etiug last l"iday
ulUlilllif It lEIial AunlAut in unr.aiil tl.m
invitatiou of Park (liauue Iu celn. ( hind at low pn.rs
lirate the Fourth of July with them. ! ?!"" .":?. " """'":
We iin lerstaud that a hachtl uame
luitwoeu the Mt. II md uud It-liuont
tmiun It to lie one ot the featmes of
the day.
A vtry nuu-sided g;io e ot banebnll
id
si iirenent. (moil
Six niili-s cast '
llimd Kivcr. Also Io iiii slcaiU mid i"
liiiiuisliiiipnt- Parties wishing to bin'
will do well to wit or see
( F.o. ( HAir.i:i;i
Mi. i.-i
AIN
W. F. LARAWAY'S JEWELRY STORE
The Oldest in the City. Forty-seven Years in the Business.
Our Stock is the largest in the county. We do
our own watch work. Our experience was
gained with the large factories of the East at our
door. We apply factory methods in our work.
We are competent to make our guarantee good.
Our optical parlors are up-to-date. We put up
our own Spectacles and Eye Glasses. Our buyer
visits the Eastern markets each year and pur
chases for two stores. -:- -:- . -:- --
No on ci offer bttr gooda nor bottwr prtcwa
Inspect our Store before purchasing
R. E. LARAWAY, Manager
ft
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SICK
ROOM
CONVENIENCES
In great variety are here to help the invalid to recovery. There are hot
water bags, fountain syringes, atomizers, sprayers and innumerable other E
things. As with our drugs and medicines our sick room appliances are
selected for their high quality. They have the approval of all physicians.
KEIR a CASS
SMITH BLOCK
UKLIABLK DHlTidlSTS
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good too tee tbe proIlOo output of tbe
cherries. It would seem tnat Provi
dence ik working in harmony for tbe
Cbeny Carnival tbat is to be given
ooJuueJU to and including July z.
Tbe promoters of the carnival are eo
tnusiastio over the proposition and
ask for tbe bearty aupport of all or-
chardistt, requesting them to bring
their very best obeinea to tbe exhibit.
There i no doubt tbat cherry grow
ers will vie witb eacb other in trying
to bring tbe finest oberiea. Ibis will
cause tbe edict to go forth to tbe
world, it la believed, tbat tbe Ooest
cherries Iu tbe world are produoed in
Wasco county. There is nc reason
wby, with cherries coming from all
over the state to compete witb three
produced here, that the oarniral,
should not be tbe best exhibit of tbe:
kind ever held iu the state. Tbe co J
operutiou of growers witb tbe Horti -
coltniai sc-lely of The Dalles is asked
to make tbe project a auojess.
Cbrouicle.
Notice of Election.
Notice is iuraby given tbat a special
election will be held Saturday, the
lltb day ot July, at the Barrett
school boose, in tbo Hood River Jrrl.
gatioD District to determine whet bar
or no tbo Hood Klver Irrigation Dis
trict aball levy a special 25-mi 11 tax.
It Is estimated and determined by tbe
board of director! tbat this tax ia nec
essary for tbe pnrpese of completing
tbat part ot tbe system in coarse of
construction. Tbe polls of snob elec
tion will be open at tbe boar of 8
o'clock m. and will be closed at tbe
hour of 7 o'clock p m. Said election
will be held aod tbe result thereof de
termined in conformity witb tbe re
quirements ot tbe Jaw concerning elec
tions Ip aaid dietriot. Notice ia fur
ther given tbat W. L. Nichols, E. K.
Manning and Chss. Pram are regular
ly appointed judges of said election,
and L. Ulnsmore, U. O. Jantzen and
J. R. Hughes clerks thereof.
Hy order of the Hoard of Diiectors,
Percy A. Kmith. Secretary.
Dated at Hood River, Ore., this 15th
day of Jane. 1U08.
Stil 10,318 Cratet Iferrles.
Ten thousand three hundred and
forty-eight orates of strawberriea is
tbe reoord of shipments madedunng
tbe season by Kei.oeick growers.
Quantity
Making
W. W. Kim
ball's Seven
Great Factories.
Quantity Making
and Quantity Selling
Cause the Savings in
Which You Share
The above are factors, when combined virtually
means from "Factory to homes" with the least pos
sible advance over actual cost price.
Klrst-The makers W. W. Kimball Co., with their
Immense seven finely equipped factories, covering
over 17 acres about double the capacity of any other
in their line In the world quantity producing over
60,000 pianos and organs yearly and with a large
cash capital and a ready sale and demand for their
products, the cost of manufacture and sale Is reduced
to the minimum estimated at least one-fourth less
than any other and In this you share In buying a
Kimball.
Second The Bailers Ellers Piano House with am-
Sle capital and 40 well-oi-Rantzed stores located at
lfferent points In the Northwest and on the PacMc
Coast under one msnasrument one general office
ono buylna; center thereby reducing- the fixed general
expense to the very lowest possible amount. We
mention particularly that In buying any article, be It
a suit of clothes, a wagon, carriage, or a piano. In faot
anything, the cost and a certain proportion of all ex
penses to the time you buy must be Included In the
firlce therefore If In manufacturing the cost can be
essened without sacrificing quality and durability, and
then the cost of selling be made the lowest which can
only be accomplished through selling large numbers of
Instruments at about same expense others sell a few
then and only then has one Arm an advantage over
another. The Great Ellers Organization of 40 stores
not only accomplishes all the savings mentioned above,
but still another lroprtaiit ttrm of economy that of
Quantity Buying. Two thousand, sometime three
thousand pianos, are bought at one tVme this la espe
cially true of the Klmbail Factories, and then the
Quantity
Selling
Ellers 40
Stores.
Portland, Or,
Albany, Or.
A.torU, Or.
Bakes City, Or.
BuIm. Ida.
Kugeae, Or.
Idaho Palls, Ida.
tmletoa, Ida.
I'endletua, Or.
Spokane. Wash.
Walla Walla. Wash.
Fomt Orova, Or.
Klamath Falls, Or.
Ia tirande. Or.
North Hrnd, Or.
MoMlnnvllie, Or.
Koaeburs, Or.
Halrm, Or.
Wallace, Ida.
Vancouver. Wash.
Eureka, fat.
Fort Brace. CaL
Oakland. Cal.
Roo, Nevada.
Kan Francisco, Cal. (S)
Han J), Cat.
Mwcktoa, Cal.
Abrrdora, Waah.
Belllngham. Wash.
KvareU. Wash.
North Vsklma, Wueh.
fteettla, Waiih.
Taeoma, Wash.
Juneau, Alanka.
Ketchikan. Alatka.
Mt. Vernon, Wash.
Nome, Alaska,
Port Angelea Wash.
HWeralde. Waah.
Wenatchee, Wanh.
great aavlng In supping the pianos by carloads with
out boxes "In harness," thertiby saving about S25 In
freight, besides cost of box, eic.
HO In the purchase and freighting we economise still
further more savings for. our patrons because we
frlve these savings back to our customers In a
essened price when they purchase, and why not?
By so doing we do not lessen our yearly earn
ings on our capital Invested we merely do more
business to make up for It, and naturally a bet
ter class of business because careful, frugal
buyers Invariably center around a reliable, de-
f endable store; one that has their customers' In
erests at heart and gives a full, big dollar's
value for every dollar Invested In a piano or any
other musical Instrument.
To accomplish the advantages explained
above, the Ellers Piano House knew that Quan
tity Making, If combined with Quantity Selling,
on progressive methods would cause savings
for their customers that would bring to their
stores the largest business In their line In the
West and H has more than double that of any
other house on tha Coast.
Tou can now share In the economy of this
great organisation If you need a plane and
will call at the store or write us. Cut out the
coupon btlow and send same to us by next mall,
as we have something special to offer you but
the time Is llmltod. Mail coupon today.
You are " absolutely
safe In buying a Kim
ball 1'laaa by mall.
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jjjjjj MAIL J
Tf
aanea at Y A
Biggest
Busiest and
Best on the
tioast and 4.,
the West pUnorstltobiHtor
Tha House ot Highest Quality,
353 WASHINGTON STREET,
PORTLAND, OREGON
Oentlemsn Pleaie send Kimball Catalogue and
sptclal purchase plan.
rou live out of the
city and cannot come to
the atore we wish to lm-
fiiess upon you the fact
hat we sell hundreds of
pianos to out-of-town cus
tomers eyerr yar who
buy by mall. A t'lano can
k bought ot thla housa
iuat as aafaly by mall aa
r a paiaonal selection,
and moat tlmea our mu
sical expert can glva
greater mualcsl benefits
when not hindered by
alight details and Indi
vidual tastes. Merely
give us your choice of
case deelm and whether
you prerar m a n o g a ny,
walnut or quartered gold-
live and chol
Street
City. .
and No.,
en oak. (Qlve 2nd
ss to wood a.)
ilea
lieave to ua
aalectlon of the particular
instrument to aena ana
we will guarantee abao
luts satisfaction.
Mat! ns the coupon to
let us know row are ia
tereated In buying a
piano. It's to your ad
vantage to do so.
My Entire Stock of
CHOICE
FAMILY W I N E S
and
CASE BEER
Will be Sold AT COST uP to July 1
P. F. FOUTS, Waucoma Hotel
ARE YOU GOING TO BUILD
A Residence, Barn, Garage, Cold Storage Room or Retaining Wall?
Then 1 Up-to-Date and build of
CONCRETE
This u coining more and more to le recognized a, the best building material (or
all classes of construction, and the Miracle Double Air Space Block, or Cetrent
Brick cannot be surpassed. It is warm in winter, cool in summer and knocks
insurance rates silly, Investigate if you contemplate building. We manufacture
both concrete blocks and cement brick and will guarantee them.
Come to the works, one block north and west of Gill's store, and see the
manufactured products, or call us up on phones No. 276-M or 05 and we will give
you further information and prices.
Bradley Brothers
FREE!!!
$17.50
PHONOGRAPH
With Cash Purchases Amounting to
$35.00
In
Dry Goods, Clothing
Furnishing Goods
and Shoes
Prices are being reduced on almost everything in
above lines. Call and have a machine reserved
and when your cash slips amount to $35.00
you get the machine.
R.
B.
BRAGG
0.
Hood River, Oregon
Creating a Reserve
Is not difficult ouce you start to saw vdui
money systematically. Hut if vou evi'icxpK-t tn
be independent finamiiallv through your own
efforts you must make the start. Money wived
and put away safely vill protect you from
misfortune and prepare you to tiike advantage
of opportunities that will miivIv come to you.
Funding- the capital of your working years
Insures Your Future
But choose the right place to put your capital
or the hard-earned savings of a lifetime may be
swept away in a day. We offer our patrons the
counsel and experience of our directors, together
with every banking facility consistent with sound
business methods in all their relations with us,
and pay 4 per cent interest on nil deposits made
in our Savings Department, dive us the op
portunity and we will aid you to make your
money earn more money.
i
The First National Bank
HOOD IVfciR, OREGON.
...Hood River's Leading Druist...
JPl( Filling Prescriptions! 0 fjjj
J?k. fl W ltl'Ture Drugs with satisfaction to
SJ) tK)lh palient and Phelcian is assured if
With r-ure Drugs with satisfaction to
Iwih patient and physician is assured if
jmi leave your prescription with us.
We have gained a reputation for relia
bility by supplying
Pure Fresh Drugs
In all our prescriptions. When you
bring your prescriptions here you a-e
sure r,f ideal service.
THE GLACIER PHARMACY, chas. n. clarke
HOOD RIVER. OirlV,RWC0,,T
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