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Evening star., 1904-03-24
ART Department.

Rattenberg Collar Patterns and stamped
Linen Collars, reduced from loc. TO-
each .''''''
Helios Thread, all colors, skein &c.
Saxony Yarn, soiled; blue and gray ohiy
hank -
suriss bureau Scarfs and Pillow Shams,
reduced from SOC. to, each.... .23c.
Stamped and Floral Pillow Tops, re-
duced to. each. ..............'.''''''1o
Spachtel Doylies, each. ............'.....fc &c
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Sudden Illness.

George S. Dodge. a passenger on street
car. became i'll this morning when the car
reached Pennsylvania avenue and 9TH
street, and a policeman cared for him until
he recovered. Mr.. Dodge is thirty MT
wears old and lives at 215 9th street south
Evening star., 1904-03-24
Certificates of Incorporation Filed.

The Rooney Shoe Company filed certii-
cate of Incorporation today in the Office Of
the recorder of deeds. The incorporators
are III. Clay Campbell. Charles w. Enbroy
and Ralph E. Campbell: capital stock. $500,
0O0
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-RE1dNANTS-

FREE TO CHILDREN-PRETTY BASKETS
FILLED WITH EASTER EGGS.

FREE TO CHILDREN-PRETTY BASKETS
FILLED WITH EASTER EGGS.
Remnants of our regular 75c and 81
lines of Children's Shoes. but a
ton and lace: sizes to 10; re- AlAlC
uuceo W.. ..,.......................
Mems Tan Russian Calf and Black
Wei Kid Shoes. with double soles. Brok-
er en sesi.r sizes Remainders .a "a nhas Of 81 AO
eo.'''....-. ......................
Boys Solid Leather Satin Calf Lace
ular $50 lines: reduced /WC.
ao......'...: .........................
Mems and Boys Leather and 50
Embroidered Slippers; all sizes ,4WC
FRIDAY, at......-......
Infants and Children's Turn Sole
Shoes; some with cloth tops; No.
In remnant sizes; Friday, per 4tSC.
pair at. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
4S pairs of Womens Patent Leather
Welt Sole Oxfords: extended @e
soles: remnant sizes: regular /SC.
$1.5O and ~ values. for..........
Womens House Slippers, leather
and cloth tops; opera and 80
: broad toes; all sizes; Friday sue.
d'..'..'....-' .....................
Womens Oxfords. of tan kid and calf,
also black kid and patent leather; scat
tering sizes in the lot from d. 4 ~s
to 8; values up to $3.50 9a .Z5
PAIR. at.-....
Women's Regular 81 Strap ID
Slippers. leather and wood y Il W
heels; Friday at..............
Womens Regular So Tan dN~
High Shoes; welt sole; 81. w
broken sizes: to close at..... $So9>
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FOURTH FLOOR REMNANT NEWS
Upholsteries, Mattilgs,
Floor Coverings,
BedWear, Curtains. &c.

Remnants of Stair Linen Crash and
Ddmask: IA. 16 and 1S inches 81
Saas. Waas: f.T worth l5c. to 2sc, a SSMlC.
Lot of slightly damaged Cur
tain Poles. In cherry and oak, 4
usually sold at 4c. per It., to- C.
morrow, it.. at.......................A at.
Remnant lot of Carpet Rugs made Of
moauette: wilton and velvet IT,
carpets, finished with fringe to /SC.
match were $1.39 to 81 co. at 80.
Remnant lots of few rolls of a kind Of
fine quality japanese Mattings, in hand
some carpet patterns and damask ef-
fects. Worth 5000 a roll OF @ e nm
40 yards. Tomorrow. the en- Do. WV
tire lot. per roll. at...........
Lot of Satin and Silk Head Rests,
slightly mussed or soiled; regu-
lar Soc and 75c. values; Fri VIC.
Gay rof..
3 6x9-ft. Tapestry Brussels OK M0i
Rugs. reduced from SO to-. QW.yO'
2 6x9-ft. Wool Smyrna Rugs N1 en
reduced from So to........... QIsOV
9x12-ft. Tapestry Brus-
sells Rugs; reduced from $40 q n = mo
Observation-Disclosures. 9NZ.VO
,ednssd ! ssa2tft; fran Smyrna sss ,n Rug; S16.zg
Ds5 gn12t @ues reaaash as@inster f1e Gsr s tS1O85
2 pieces Of Cottage Carpet,
and pieces of Wool Ingram ~
Carpets. worth 39c. and 5Oc ZUC
yard: reduced to.................1
Reclining Go Carts; one is upfol-
stored with green Bedford cord and the
other Is unupholstered, o. 30
with tan colored cushion; S/ OS
regular $12 values. for......
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-REMNANTS-
Boys Clothing.

Boys Clothing.
Boys Regular "a Sailor Collar Nor
folk Suits, of all-wool fancy d. no
cheviots; sizes 4, 8, and7 Su .WS
years only; reduced to.......
Boys Sailor Blouse Suits, in tan,
brown and navy blue serge; G On
sizes to s years; sold at eD Ii 10y
50; Friday for.
Boys Odd Knee Pants. near 80
ly all sizes: regular zoe. grade; ZWG.
Friday. pair. Observation-Disclosures.
Boys Regular "a Sailor Norfolk Suits,
Of fancy cassimeres and hS~ 90
eheyiots; nearly all sizes; SZ.S/
rTluay. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Odd lot of Boys Sailor Collar Blouses,
left from washable sailor blouse suits,
the pants of which are miss M
ing; sizes to years: Fri 49,
udy........ .......................
Boys All-wool Black Clay worsted
10 years; singie-breasted de ~
vest and coat; sold for 81: d. 10
FRIDAY .........................
Boys Regular 25c Band and ~
Shield Bows, of silk and satin; Il &C.
friudy dt...-.....
Boys Regular 81 Spring weight Tan
Top Coats: latest. cut and ho~ 20
shade; sizes 3 to years; 81 IV
frlday at....-..... !....-.-. -
Boys Sailor Blouse Suits of fine wash
able madras and pique; some have en-
bl oidery on collar: most are white;
some are fancy; sizes to 10
years: values up to 500. Al VIC.
iof........ ...........-..-.-..-.-....
Evening star., 1904-03-24

The brig Alcae3, Capt. Southard from
Orchilla for Baltimore, with guano, which
went ashore near Cove Point yesterday.
was foated today, and is now anchored
near the poinr.
Evening star., 1904-03-24

Fridays prices the lowest of any, because put aside
thought OF profit and sell for selling sake alone 1t imperative
that stocks be perfectly fresh compeewe
make OF by putting fractional prices upon goods
they join the lists.
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--1BlGNA N3S-
Linens.

Remnant lot of Pure Linen Towels:
heavy twilled weave; large size; fast
color: red borders and oO/
fringed at the ends. REM Sa1MC.
NANT PRICE. EACH. -. 49,
27 doz. Genuine Damask Napkins, 10
inches square; neat dice patterns: all
white and full bleached; fast selvage
on two sides; sold for 69c. 1,U<
dog. REMNANT PRICE. ,SlAC.
"a and 5-yd. lengths of Heavy Gray
Crash Toweling; fast selvage on both
sides; sells from the piece AL
for Sc. yd. REMNANTS, a. MQC.
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Ribbons,

Bunches of All-silk Baby Ribbons.
to 4 yards in each bunch. As
sortment of good colors. Usual
price &c. yard. Friday, per C.
puhch. -..-..-.............
lot of about $50 yards of Ribbon
Remnants, consisting of our best selling
lines of taffeta and gros
grain ribbons; some of them ,,N/
11s inches wide Friday, per IS uAC
Remnants of best quality taffeta and
fancy Ribbons. in black, white and de-
sirable spring shades. quail
ties which sold off the piece
up to l5c. a yard Tomor- 0eMC.
row at. t........-............ TNf~
All the remnants of our finest grade
and widest Ribbons are included in this
lot-the best selling sorts, including
plain taffetas, satin taffetas and double
faced satins; also fancy
s. ss;; 8 s,. Ss:s z sss. l2c
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--RElI1IAAY8
Wash Goods.

-RE1E1ANTs-
Wash Goods.
A remnant lot of Wash Fabrics, includ-
ing Nub Wolfe, French Organdie.
Pique, Madras, French Satine, fine
quality Ginghams, Mercerized Madras.
and many other weaves equally as
desirable. Values worth NO/
up to 25c. yard. Friday. WaMC.
Underwear.
Women's Swiss Ribbed Vests, 49,
taped neck and arms; at 10c. ZSC
each, three for. OSe
Children's Ely WAISTS, sizes to 13
years; made with elastic
straps: buttons guaranteed a
not to come Off; regular II UC
price 25c., for. or........... Se
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Shirt Waists and
Wrappers.

6 Evening Waists of Silk-Finished
Henrietta, sizes "a, 80 and de 90
3S; in cream and light blue. ~ II WS
Sold at $500. ................
IA Check Taffeta Silk Shirt Waists,
tucked across bust and
sleeves, and trimmed with de no
heavy braid. Were $500, N VN
81 Odd Mercerized Madras Shirt
Waists, various colors; all
sizes In the lot, but not in 40
each style. Regular S100 value 4lo0C.
Lot of Organdie Lawn and White In
dia Linon Shirt Waists; elab- no
orately trimmed. Regular VOC
So OO value for. r.................
Lot of 4 dozen dark Percale Wrap
wiGtb psTa nessiy @syt tTm%ed 1ines ussal dul AOc
81 90 value for.
81 new Cream color Cotton Wolfe
Shirt Waists, made with yoke no
of half inch tucks. Worth VOC.
SZ.1S H.
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White Goods,

Remnants of 4O-inch white india Linon
extra sheer quality; soft ~O/
Persian finish; to 12-yd. VDs6MC
lengths; regular 1oc. quality NfSe
Remnants of 40-inch Vic
ss ;s%' I'D ssss 's'ssi; .asss 9sa: 8Mc
1900 yards Of sheer quality white India
Linon, crisp, fresh goods
;ssss e. ss% ss.s. 'ni ass$ss : Sc esss .ss 5Ac
300 yards of white Cheviot and striped
"ss's' 1ssass iss Il ss'''ss'S assts 'S's'e: :7Ac
Remnants of regular. 1212c. and 15c
qualities of sheer white MI
India LinOn: 30 inches wide; VH/0C.
tomorrow, yd................... IT,
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-REMEA ANTS
Innings.

Remnants of high-grade Innings, in
cluding fine French Percalines, ,Merceriz-
ed Sateen and Velour, in useful lengths
and desirable colors, as well -
as sa sos fast b. black lex: Regular ,aE i23c 6C.
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Mems FURNISHINGS.

Mems plain and fancy Balbriggan
Underwear; mostly all. shirts, ~e
sizes 40 and AZ; soc. and 75c. ZSC.
values, for ...............--.......
Mems 15c. All-silk Shield Bows; p
plain back and fancy; neat, de- SC
sirable patterns. Remnant price
Odds and Ends in Mems Percale and
Corded NJ a ra Neglige
Shirts, in neat pin stripes and y
figures; joc. and G9c. qualities. n0VC
Remnant price ...................
Another lot of those Mems 15c. Sus-
penders, good elastic, nickel <N/
buckles and cast-offs. Rem Q0uAC
nant price Observation-Disclosures.
Mems 25c. All-silk Four-in-
Hand Ties, neat, desirable pat a
terms, the reversible style. No
Remnant price. ce...............
Evening star., 1904-03-24


Women's Coats, Suits,
Skirts, Etc.
8 Children's Black Peau
de Sole Silk Coats. sizes d . no
and IL years. Sold at $500. S,4 VIZ
Ior.
new Satin Foulard Silk Shirt Waist
Suits, one blue white, size
y sess 5se 'as She Other ss ''sss ssa ""s $075
Slo.9S.
long Tan Covert Corset Coats, well
tailored and lined with
good quality satin. Sizes o. no
80, "a and 40. Were $500, sOS. .VO
Iof.
1 Havana Brown Peau de Sole Silk
Shirt Waist Suit, beautiful 40 =s
ly trimmed; size 36; re- mn. /S
duced from $500 to. .......
Military Tan Covert
Coats, capes over sleeves. de II no
lined with white satin. Sold SSO. VIZ
at SlZ9o' 1or.. r....................
q new Spring Walking Skirts, of I'M
ported Fancy Sicilian. kilt deN no
ed pleats is at bottom. Reg SZeVO
ular $500 value, for. ........~
Imported Priestley's Cravenette
Raincoats, in olive, tan and brown.
Triple shoulder capes d. M 40
and puff sleeves. Value, SlW.WS
$2ooo for.
handsome Cloth Suits. 2 of broad
cloth and of English Mixed Tweed
Eton and coat effects. N n m no
lie Left from our $50 and b Il WoWS
$25 lines, for.
q Dress Skirts of Cheviot, Brilliantine
and Wolfe, also Zibeline. Plain tailored
and pretty trimmed styles. o. no
Odds and ends of lines eSZ.VS
worth up to $780, at. .......
Lot of Cloth Eton Jack
s s5sss %G@'s n q the ''fst iss worth l.08
3S White Habutai Jap Silk Waists,
sizes "a, 80, 40 and AZ. Trimmed with
quarter-inch tucks and lace
insertion. Fancy stock col ho a 40
lar. Regular $500 value N II VIZ
4 Imported West of England Covert
Corset Coats, in tan, sizes d. no
3G, 80 and 40. Lined with ~ .WS
panne satin. Value, S12.9S.
Black Pebble Cheviot Unlined Dress
Skirts, handsomely trimmed N q 30
with silk bands. Desirable rs WS
lengths. Worth $7.9S. for. -
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MusSed Handkerchief

Plain white hemstitched and fast color
fancy bordered Handker- ~n<
chiefs, always sold at sc. VuZH
each, Friday at. A/0So
Women's Pure Linen Initial Handker-
chiefs, also Mems extra large size hem
stitched and Womens Kimona
Handkerchiefs; mussed. Regu- SC
lar 1Oc. and 121ac. values. for. =. W.
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EmbrOideries & Laces.
Remnant lot of Corset Cover Embroid-
cry, IA and 16 inches wide; in beautiful
patterns, with ribbon headings Suitable
lengths Of IN yards in each remnant,
just enough for a Corset Cover.
Regular 29c. and 39c qualities, II VIC.
tomorrow, yard, at. ..........
Remnants of Cambria Embroidery,
Edges and Insertings; lengths from ~
to AZ yards in each piece. NO/
Regular prices, Sc. and 10c. .1n0ME
a yard. Friday, yard........ NESe
Remnants of finer quality Embroider-
les, of cambria. Swiss and nainsook
Widths up to inches. Wide <n/
range of patterns. Qualities 6Oc6MC
worth up to 12112c. yd. at... ONfSe
Pretty Baby Patterns in Cambria EN-
broidery; also Val. and Torchon Laces;
widths up to 11s inches. IT,
Crisp, new goods. Regular AMC.
&c. values, tomorrow at..... IT,
All the remnants of our finest grade
Embroideries are in this lot, embracing
about IS pieces in remnant lengths.
Among them demi-founc- MO/
ings up to 10 inches wide. VoOM C..
Values up to 21c. yd.. for. ~
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Small Wares.

Shell, Amber and Black Hairpins;
large and medium sizes; greatN.
variety of stylish shapes; worth no
4c and 5c. each. Choice. ........
Lightweight Nainsook Dress -
Shields: all sizes; worth Zoe. to NC
15c pair. ...............U Se
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DOfneStics.

Lot of 12x90 and S1x90 Sheets, slightly
imperfect and. some are muSs-
ed. Bleached and unbleached -
cottons of good quality. Fri o1WC
Q2y.
Remnants of yard-wide Madras and
Percale, in lengths from 1 to yards;
suitable for waists and <9/
dresses. Light effects. Fri M NQC.
day, yard. ................,..O O7OSe
Remnants of Dress Ginghams, in blue,
gray and pink stripes. suit e7/
able for shirt waists and y MQC
children's wear. Friday, yd. zOSe
Remnants of Fancy Ticking, 4
in blue, red and gray stripes. n nc
Useful lengths, yd.
Remnants of Dark Prints, N7/
In garnet and other colors. & NSC
Friday, per yard. ........ zO
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NUFGSS VNUUNSo
Remnant lot of 20 pieces of Wool Eta .
mine, in black and navy only
not remnants, but full pieces. II VIC 6
Regular 39c. value, Friday, for e
Is pieces of Flaked Mohair, e
in grounds of black with white n a
mixtures. Regular ,Dc. quality, IS II q
Friday, yd......................... G,
10 pieces of 44-inch All-Wool Wolfe; 6,
firm perfect quality, open weave in !.
shades of pearl steel, royal, AZ q
navy, tan. castor, brown, etc. al NC &
Regular 59c. quality, yd., at. {,
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1904-04-21
BRIEF LOCAL MATTERS.

For baroains in &lverware, see Clarke,
the jeweler.
Use Williams anti-septic hair tonic
and keep off gray hairs.
We carry a full line of groceries, flour
and feed. Bone & Mcdonald.
Clarke, the ieweler, guarantees all
watch, clock and jewelry repair work.
We have a few pairs of old stock shoes
left, SOC to 81 per pair, Bone &
Mcdonald.
o. Those elegant lots in Goes addition
ere going fast. Prices on all lots in this
addition will be advanced $50 Marchl :.
We invite the public to come in and
ges our meat prices. We are selling
boiling meats at bed rock prices. MAYEs
BRoe,
When you need a good diamond atthe
10 vest possible figure, quslity and size
guaranteed by the CATER, call on Clarke,
che jeweler.
Ose hundred dollass to $500 to place
on long or short term loans. See or
aldvess Burnette f. Duncan, Hood
River, Or.
We are still selling our home made
lard as cheap as other lard can be bought
and we guarantee every bucket. los,
$l.45; IS, 75c; 3s, 45c. MAYEs Bros.
McMonald & Heinrich have a maga-
zine built and car of powder on the
road, and will be ready soon to fill or
ders at any time.
Buy Benicia steel HILLSIDE PLOW
OF the Davidson Fruit Co. They are all
right on level as well as hillside ground
No ridges nor dead burrows, and cost nc
more thai an ordinary plow.
Mayes Bros. meat market gives notice
that all ordeSs for morning delivery
must be in by l0:45 O'Clock. The after.
noon delivery will be taken off at 1880
MAYEs Bros.
Orders at Mcclure Bros. meat market
for morning delivery must be in by
I0:45 o'clock Hereafter, in the after
noon, the wagon will be taken off al
4:30. MCGUIRE Bros.
Don't raise Gull Strawberries, but
force them into large sized fruit by al
application Of No. 4 fertilizer to be haC
at the Davidson Fruit Co. Strong ir
potash and nitrogen. 1t pays we'll anC
should be applied as early as possible
after February |.
The Oregon Fire Relief Association
has now in force $l6, ,000, 900 of insurane,
in 10000 separate risks. This is several
millions more than is carried in the statC
by helargest f55 old line companies ope
rating here, and that, notwithstanding thu
fact That the association takes no bust
ness risks. The average cost per annun
or insurance in this association, during
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1904-04-21

This years building activity promises
to surpass the big strides Hood River
made last year. K. L. Smith, it is un-
derstood will erect two-story brick on
the corner now occupied by Mayes Bros,
and probably one-story brick OH the
adjoining lot to the east. j. E. Rand,
the merchant, will occupy the Smith
brick when completed. The Odd Fell
lows two-story brick is going up as fast
as material can be secured. The walls
of this building are l6 inches thick, suf-
'ficient for the addition OF third story
when needed. P. F. Fouts is excavat-
ing for his three-story brick hotel, and
expects the contractors to take charge
about May /. The improvements to
e. L. Gilbert's Mount Hood hotel are
we'll under way. His 84-room hostelry
will soon be in shape to accommodate
the big rush OF visitors already headed
this way.
The base ball boys were ont practicing
last Sunday. There is every indication
that Hood River will turn out good
nine this summer. The season will
open May 5, with the w. w. M. Co.'s
team from The Dalles. Manager Frank
Davidson is arranging to secure the
Chemawa Indians for Fourth 'of July
attraction. The Indians are crack base
ball players, and if they come, Hood Riv-
er will be assured of some good sport.
The athletic park grounds have been
cleared and partially fenced With a
little extra work everything will be in
readiness for the opening game.
The Women of Woodcraft on Friday
evening last voted in two new members
and had very enjoyable time, and
had their minds brought back to their
young days by member proposing to
have an old fashioned social and open
meeting OF woodcraft, with a few invited
guests. Miss Ola Norman, Miss Eva
Rakestraw and s. d. Garner we're made
the committee to arrange for all the old
games and plays of theirs young days,
for amusement The social will be in
the X of P. hall Friday evening, May 6.
II you want to be there see that you get
an "invite."
DIR. G. F. Newcomb OF Victoria, B. c.,
delighted old timers in Hood River, last
Friday, by stopping off between trains
and shaking hands with those who used
to know him when practicing here Is
years ago. This was DR.. Newcomb's
first visit to the town in ~ years, and
he was forced to get Joe Wilson to point
out tife old land marks. TIE doctor
was the first physician to locate in Hood
River. BE owned the Hartley block
then, and was proprietor Of the first
drug store in Wasco county west of The
Dalles
w. S. Boorman shipped a carload oi
potatoes, Friday, which he sold to Day-
enport- Thompson Co., for San Fran
cisco market. Mr.. Boorman Seceived
95 GENTS a sack. One day later he could
have got 81 I5. But Mr. BooraIan il
satisfied he got fair price. His five
acres OF spuds grown last year netted
him 81 600
j. H. Peak has sold his property OF
Sherman avenue to Mrs. l.. A. Dickin
son OF Salem. While we are glad Il
welcome the newcomers, we regret Il
lose a man Of Mr., Fbak's character. Tn,
sale was made througho Mr.. Onthank
the rpaI astata aOpnk
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1904-04-21

the nearly ten years of its existence,
has been less than half the cost in stan
dard companies, and always on the easi-
est possible method of payment. 1t has
thus saved to its members, during the
l2 months of 1903 alone, the enormous
sam of SlIS, ,63050, while during the
same time it paid 1870 losses and had cash
left in its treasury nearly sufficient to
pay 1870 more. For further paJticu-
lars address Hugh GouHay, general
agent for Wasco and Sherman counties,
The Dalles. tt.
Ii Hoyt's patent tree supports had
been on the fruit trees of the valley
when the heavy snow fell early last fall .
! thousands of dollars would have been
saved to the fruit growers OF the valley.
Don't overlook it this time. For sale
by Davidson Fruit Co.
Ask your grocer fore Olympic flour.
| 1t will make more loaves of bread and
every loaf will be whittier and larger than
any other -four can make. Olympic pam
cake flour. Use it for the best pancakes,
better than the homemade kind.
Remember Rowley q Co., the drug
gists at Hood River Heights, when in
need of paints, oils, wall paper and
spraying material.
The place to get your garden hose, lawn
sprinklers and hose nozz!es is at +. L..
Davidson & Co.'S. They keep full line.
Those wishing relief from distressing
eve symptoms headaches, etc, would do
well to call upon DR.. Rowley, the occu-
| lisk
II you need garden hose, lawn sprink-
rlers, hose nozzles and other fittings yen
will find them at f. l.. Davidson 4 Co.
A. ] Haynes at Underwood. has sew
eral' settings of thoroughbred Buffor-
pington eggs for sale at 81 for Is.
For hoes, rakes, shovels and Planet
Junior goods. Cheapest place in town
is Mcdonald & Henrich's,
Fish hooks, 2,700 of them, three miles
of line and bamboo poles "a feet long at
Mcdonald & Henrich's.
The latest orchard cultivator is the
extension Acme harrow; see them at
Mcdonald & Henrich's,
The neatest spring tooth harrow--l2
teeth just the right size at Mcdonald
& Henrich's.
Bone & Mcdonald have the finest
coffee line in town and their pnces are
right. i.
List your property with Copple q
Hoole if you want to make quick SALE
Do your eyes need attention? If So
call on Clarke, the jeweler and optician
Auction sales attended and prompt re-
turns made by Copple & Hoole..
Raleh r. Lewis has eggs for setting
on exhibition at Crowell's store. =
Bone & Mcdonald have one ton o
Early Rose potatoes for seed.
Bone & Mcdonald have one dozen M
T. coffee barrels for sale.
4 Spray pumps and 1000 feet of hose a
Mcdonald g. Henrlch's.
| Rowley & Co, carry afull line of foo
paints and varnishes.
Call on the real estate firm of Copple
& Hoole for bargains.
For first class fishing tackle go tC
Bone & Mcdonald.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1904-04-21
New Today.

Wanted-Potatoes H.M.ABB0TT.
Onion sets at cost at W Haynes & Cos
successors to Ralph Savage.
Swetland's ice cream at Tompkins &
Jochimsen's
With the warm weather has come
Swetland's famous ice cream at Tomp-
kins & Jochimsen's.
Best ice cream made in the North
west-Swetland's For sale at Tompkin's
& Jochimsen's ice cream parlors.
Baldwin addition to Hood Rivers new
and very slightly location for homes on
Hood River Heights, now offered for
sale on easy terms Of purchase at mod
crate prices by Geo. D.Culbertson & Co.
A tract of 27l acres of excellent apple
land, about all tillable, four acres in
cultivation, 100 apple trees, three years
old, some small fruit, Broom house, and
we'll, under irrigation, situated on main
road miles from Hood River. Price,
s23OO; easy terms. Geo. d. Culbert-
son & Co.
II. C. and Minnie Curry, the eye
specialists of Walla Walla will make
professional visit to Hood River Monday,
April 25. They carry the largest and
most complete set of instruments ever
carried into your city. Examinations
and consultations free. Glasses fitted
at the lowest prices. They are known
to be good and reliable.