The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-09-07
Favorable Mention.

river VALLEY and the town Of Hood River.
has been received at this Office. Itgiyes
a splendid description Of the great fruit
and timber interests Of the valley, itsre
sources and its capabilities for develop
nent. The publication is credit 10 the
gentlemen who issued its. 7. Blythe,
editor Of the Glacier, and r. X. Bradley.
the enterprisiDg job printer Of Hood
Eiyer.-Nountainee
The West Side is in receipt Of a neat
pamphlet from the Hood River Glacier,
embOdying all the good points Of that
famous valley. Bro. Blythe, the author,
deserves the congratulations Of his
neighbOrs on his good work, which cure
ly will bring results. - Independence
West Side.
The Sentinel has received pamphlet
published by 3, F. Blythe and +. r.
Bradley descriptive Of Hood River and
surrounding country. They publish the
following about White Salmon and vi.
cinityy--GOldeHdale Sentinel.
An interesting pen picture Of Hood
River and Hood River valley published
by 3, j. Blythe, the editor Of the Hood
River Glacier, and l.. X. Bradley, Job
printer and stationer, Of that place. The
matter contained in the neat little pam
phlct OF 40 pages " written from con-
ecieniions standpoint and is attractiyely
eet of with half tones from photographs
Of local institutions. IT is a good adyer-
tisemcnt for that section. - Arlington
Independent
The Glacier has Issued very inter
estiDg and valuable pamphlet descript-
i've Of the town and valley Of Hood River.
That section has long since become fam
Ous for the excellence Of It's fruit pro-
ducts and this publication will do much
good in advertising this fact. The PAM
phlet was published by the Glacier and
reflects credit on the mechanical taste Of
the publisher, Sam Blythe, one Of the
neatcst printers in Oregon, as well as for
the matter it misunderstanding Dis
patch.
BY courtesy OF the Hood River Glacier
we are in receipt Of neatly arranged
aud well printed booklet giving an illus
trated pen picture of the wonderful re-
sources and possible development OF
Hood River and the Hood River valley,
by y. Il. Blythe and II. X. Bradley.
This little publication is full Of valuable
information for the invester or home
seeker, and is credit to the enterprise
0f the gentlemen preparing it. IL can
be had at 10 cents per copy.-Wasco
News.
We have received a neat pamphlet, the
work OF T.. X. Bradley OF Hood River, en-
titled "A Pen Picture Of Hood River and
Hood River Valley" The workman
ship Is first class, and II will be good
advertising medium far the resources Of
that country.-Columbia County News.
We are in receipt Of "a Pen Picture
OF Hood River and Hood River Valley"
with compliments Of the Glacier. II is
u brief illustrated review OF their indus
tries and possible future development,
and is credit TO its editors, Messrs.
Blythe and Bradley. .--Wasco Republic.
Walla Walla, Wash, Sept /, l000.-
The Glacier, Hood River, Or We have
the Glacier with kindly mention Of the
Inland Empire. Your words are ap-
preciated very much. copy Of your
brochure has also come to my desk. |
desire 10 thank You for it and compli-
ment you on its completeness. BY the
way, can We secure the half tone used
on inside front cover for use In the |. E.2 |
We may be able to use it with little |
text in the September or October issue.
A loan Of the cut will be appreciated. |
Very respectfully, A. II. HARRrs.
The half-tone has been sent 10 the |
Inland Empire.--Ep.l
zone Hundred Years In the White
House, opening the September Ladies'
Home Journal, gives some highly inter- |
esting glimpses OF the social life of the |
century, and OF the home life of our |
presidents since the time the Adamses
moved into the executive mansion as its
first occupants, in November, 1900. The |
rRomances of Some Southern Homes"
IN the same issue, pictures the most
notable historic mansions OF the South,
and recalls the incidents which made
them famous-their brave men and
beautiful women. Some new anecdotes
attract further interest to tho beloved
Phillips Brooks, rs man and as a
preacher. They are characteristic and
exceedingly well told Anticipating the
rather radical change that fashion has
decreed III women's attire, ten special
articles are devoted to the fall and win
ter modes. The pictorial features of the
September Journal include page draw
Ing of "Loiterers ut the Railroad Sta.
ton, as A. B. Frost sees them; 1.-THE
Wonders OF California Gardens" and
the beauties of Yellowstone Park. There
are numerous practical articles and
much else that is helpful in the depart
ments. BY the Curtis Publishing Co.,
Philadelphia; 81 year; 10 cents copy
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