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The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-05-08
State Reformatory School.

AT the last session oil the
general assembly that body car
ried into effect a law introduced
by Hon. ]. l.. Ka!iski of Ouachrta
BY appointing board of directors
and approprlatlng enough money
10 secure the site and put up Il
building for the accommodation
OF tie youths who may be sent
there. The board of directors
secured two hundred acres of the
best land in Ouachita Parish or
the Ouachita River and on the
Iron Mountain railroad. two miles
south of Monroe. though in easy
access to that city by the munic-
ipal street car line which runs
within a quarter of mile of the
property.
The beginning is good but the
present general assembly which
vii meet next week. will be called
upon to fit il up with work shops
aud furniture. Ouachita police
jury did, at its meeting on the
LIST of May. appropriate one
hundred and twelve dollars to
work the roadways around tn
grounds which was a commend.
able act
This public institution is one
that we think deserves the supper,
IF all the parishes in the same
manner 1t will be the means OF
separating the youths. who are
now thrown into prison with the
hardened criminals. with nothing
to look forward to. from that
class. Teaching some honorable
trade aad certain amount Of
literary training. so when they are
turned out they will not be de-
pendent on the old haunts and
vicious company TO secure a
livelihood. They will carry a diplo-
ma which will be not only a
certificate of ability, but also of
character.
The board of directors are men
of prominence. unfortunately. We
can on V recall the names of two
Of them, DIR. R. w. Faulk of
Monroe and Mr.. Oh S. Tiche of
Rayville who have visited a
number of states and have given
the construction of the build pgs
and the arrangement their per-
sonal attention and We hope that
the general assembly will give
heed to their recommendations.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-05-08
A Notable Conference.

One of the most notable and
important conferences in the
history IF the United States.
takes place in Washington City
on May l3, II and L.. Wednes-
day, Thursday and Friday of next
week. 1t is the first time since
the establishment of the Amer
lean government when the Pres
ident has called Il conference, to
consider a great subject. of al
the Governors of the States. Ii
pertains To the conservation Of
all the natural resources of the
country. Il subject that appeals
strongly 10 the consideration of
the chief magistrate of each state
irrespective of political prediiec,
tions. 1t will I've far reaching
and highly beneficial to the
prosperity and progress of the
whole country.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-05-08

An the latest magazines and period
Gals at Smith & Grisham Drug
Companys.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-05-08
Fire at Winona.

Last Saturday afternoon the
extensive saw mill plant of the
Pine Tree Lumber Company at
WinOna, about IL miles north of
Winfield, on the Rock Island
Railroad, was visited by fire. 1t
burned freely during the late
hours of the afternoon and into
the night. The crimson glow of
the conflagration lighted up the
northern heavens and attracted
the general attention of the rcsid-
ents here. About 800, 900 feet of
lumber were DESTROYED, but 10y
heroic work the planer and mill
were saved.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-05-08
Vaudeville and back 1926.

Prof. b. &. Caldwell. president
of the State Normal School al
Natchitoches. was a visitor to the
city last Saturday and was warmly
welcomed by his numerous friends
here.
Just received full line of fresh
cakes and crackers mt
Wood Grocer Co,
Mr.. Il. HI. Mitchell. a young
merchant of Dubach, accompan-
led by j. A. Ball, vas in town ON
Monday aud the gentlemen com
plImented The Sentinel with a
pleasant visit.
Quick service and high grade
goods" is our motto.
mS-2t Wood Grocer Co.
Mr.. S. S. Hunter of Columbis
proposes to move to Winfield
this week for the purpose of be-
coming q permanent resident. He
sent a message the early portion
of the week to secure q suitable
residence for his family.
We keep fresh tomatoes.
m8-2t Wood Grocer Co,
Mr.. Jas. 1. Peters, who ha'
been attending the medical dep
artment of Tulane University, is
at home putting in his time on the
text books, looking forward to
next years course.
Don't forget our "SiIver-moOn
Kisses" and merry Widow
sweets. Stick candy a speciality
at Wood Grocer Company.
Thursday evening of last week
Miss Sallie Sutton was summoned
to Trout to attend Miss Katie
Bonner, who was quite i'll aud had
been suffering for some time. 1t
is trusted that under the care of a
trained nurse, Miss Bonner will
soon be restored to full health.
The most vigorous workers have
spells of stirred feeling" now and
then. This feelingis caused by
arrangement in the stomach, liver
and bowels. A few doses of
Prickly Ash Bitters quickly COR
reefs the disorder and sends the
blood tingling through the veins.
carrying life and renewed energy
throughout the system. Smith
Gri>ham Drug Co., special agents.
Miss Jennie Ausbrook of Plano,
Texas, who was the guest of her
brother last week, left for Alex
andria Sunday much to the regret
of the coterie of friends whom she
made during her sojourn here.
She was accompanied 70 the l.. &
A. depot By q bevy Of friends to
give her a joyous bon voyage.
Do your part toward getting
that special Baptist Encampmont
train BY putting in your 1926 not
later than June 8. So
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-05-08
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.


Full held rice. Wood Gro. Co.
Mr.. B. NJ. Stovall of Dodson
was among the visitors to town
last Friday.
White Crest Flour, the best at
Wood Grocer Co. mS-2t
Natchitoches was represented
in Winfield last Friday in the
person of Mr.. W. I. Carnahan.
Pure and wholesome Ice Cream
at City Drug Co. every day. al
Mr.. w. j. Barrow, of Shreve-
port, was among the visitors who
made the trip to Winfield last
Friday.
We handle feed stuff. Phone
us your order. Wood Gro. Co.
Miss Alma Ray, one of Winn-
fields attractive young ladies', Is
SPENDING the week as the guest OF
Miss Zoe Machen.
Don't forget White Crest -four
at Wood Grocer Co. 5:S-2t
That ever pleasant gentleman.
Hon. A. B. Hundley of Montgo-
merry, was in town on Monday
feeling the public pulse on his
candidacy for District Judge.
Bring us your COW hides before
the bugs eat them up.
3 Lat SMITH q GARRETT.
If there is anything you want to
know about that Baptist Encamp-
ment train ask j. l.. Pinckard.
Maj. Will A. Strong, managing
editor of The Sentinel, went to
Monroe last Saturday to attend
the funeral of his friend, Hon. +.
p. Stubs.
Pure and wholesome Ice Cream
ut City Drug Company every day.
Mrs. Barlow jackson and
daughter, Jennie Lou, are spend
ing this week with Mrs. Jackson S
mother, Mrs. s. ID. Mutt, ut
Bernice.
Call or phone us for your
groceries. Always fresh and nice.
quick delivery.
81 At SMITH & GARRETT.
The Sentinel appreciated a
pleasant call ON FRIDAY from Mr..
u. A. Morse of Shreveport, the
son of veteran of the 3rd Louis
lana Infantry, G. S. A.
You can find the highest grade
of Peaberry coffee at
mS-2t WOOD GROCER Co.
Mrs. A. B. Nelson and Mrs. NJ.
+. Machen went to Alexan,iria on
Tuesday as representatives of the
VIM. Walker Chapter u. d. c. at
the annual meeting of the Louis
lana Division on May 6, Z and s.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-05-08
Baptist Young People.

The b. Y. p. U. had a nice
meeting last Sunday afternoon
aud have arranged the following
special program for 4 p. m. next
Sunday, and everybody is invited
to attend:
Scripture reading, Rev. PILLS.
Il. e. Moore.
What does this chapter tell of
a new Heaven aud a new earth !?
Rogers.
What kind of a city is spoken
of in tins chapter?-Miss Ethel
Allen.
Who shall inhabit this city?
paper. Miss George Prothro.
What shall insure the security
of this city?-H. Nj. James.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-05-08
Marriage License.

The following marriage licenses
have been issued by Clerk p. X.
Abel. since last report:
John II. Perkins and Miss
Clairace T.. Roster.
Louis Albin and Miss Leila
Perkins.
Frank Moss and Rosa Long.
(Colored.)
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-05-08
Residence Wanted.

A responsible party wants to
rent 6 or 8 room house. If owner
will erect new building will lease
BY the year. Address, 4. g..
Rice. Auditor I. & Il. Ry. Co.a10
Long & Black do public hauling.
If you want hauling done call up No.
81 over the phone. They make a
speciality of carrying travelling men
and their trunks: will furnish you
: card with distances from WINFIELD
to any point you may desire to 60 by
team.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-05-08
Notice, u. c. v.

David Pierson Camp, No. 1868,
will hold their annual meeting
tomorrow afternoon at the Court
House. Every member of the
Camp who is able to do so should
attend this meeting as there is
business of importance to be
transacted.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-05-08
Popular Amusement Place.

Mr.. III. III. Flanagan. Sour
Harris. has purchased Mr.. j. A.
Hawley's interest in the moving
picture business. The Dixie Film
Co. will continue furnishing this
instructIng place of amusement
with clean and wholesome pic
lures. and all of the latest. in fact
the same pictures that Shreveport
and Alexandria get. and with a
change of pictures every night, at
price of Sc. for children aud Zoe.
for adults. Come and see these
illustrated views taken from al!
over the world. and laugh at the
funny pictures. Your servant.
THE WINFIELD MOVING PICTURE
COMPANY.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-05-08
Books at q Bargain.

10 vols. Robert Louis Steven
sons Works at publishers cost,
of best cloth. new; 3 volumes of
Robert Burns Poems given away
with the Stevenson set. The
books are appropriate for any
Book Club or library.
j. A. MAsHAw.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-05-08
At the Opera House.

The following recital program
will be rendered Thursday night,
May l4th. by the music pupils of
the Winfield High School. Mrs.
j. K. Gibbs and Mrs. l.. NJ.
Smith, teachers:
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-05-08
Weather Report.

New Orleans, May Tonight.
fair; Friday, fair and warmer.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-03-05
z. 3. BRAGG g. co.

crepe paper. 1t being the leap year
day of leap year the girls showed the
boys how gallant they could bs The
chaperones of the evening were Mr..
and Mrs. N A. Husbands. The even
ing was spent in playing games and
music. In carrying peanuts on
knife the length of the hall, George
Chamberlain got first prize and Ora
Hodge the booby. A dainty lunch
was servel at midnight by the host
ssses, when all departed declaring
hey had had splendid time. Those
present we're: Mrs N A. Husbands,
Misses Mary Middleswart, Jenny
Booth, Gertie Davenport. Alice Mo-
sier, Matte Hudson. Emily and Ar
villa Husbands. May Frosberg, Gertie
and Carrie Brown, EVELYN Hayes and
Edna Root; Messrs ~ A. Husbands,
Ora Hodge, Frank Middleswart, Leo
tligley, Leslie and Clyde Root, Paul
Evans, George Chamberlain, Ira
Evans, Roy Thomas, Lee Hunter.
Wilfert end John Davenport, Harold
Frosberg. Ernest Evans and Roy Du-
vail.
Messrs. Wolverton and Dundes, of
Portland, were up Sunday looking af-
ter their interests here.
Amos Root was Dalles passenger
Monday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Dunsmure
visited Hood River Monday.
Born, February q, to the widow of
j. p. Bailey,a son.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-03-05
PINE GROVE

Mr.. Grippe il being royalty enter
tanned in ipgny t ( Out ZONES.
The little chill CT pet!y Nells il
reeogefiug from severe attack Of
bronchial pneumonia. DIR. Dumble is
in attendance.
Hugo Paasch ia gaining strength so
rapidly that it is thought he will soon
be able to be bi ought home.
Gerti ude johnson Ia keeping house
for her brother. Gail at the store.
Ned IN \ Marion Van Horn arrived
from New York Sunday.
Pacific States Telephone men we're
collecting through his vicinity this
week aud by the looks of the phones
In their buggy box it seems they were
quite successful.
Frank Boardman recently purchased
team OF Robt. Robinson. Kit and
Dan can certainly go some.
Geo. l.. Smith made trip to Trout
Lake for the purpose of purchasing a
horse
Several of the ladies' met at the
home of Mrs. DIR. Allen last week to
spend social afternoon. Light re-
freshments we're served.
Mr.. aud Mre. W. Fike have moved
into the Newman home aud Carl
Kantz and wife are occupying the
house near the station.
Lage Bros. have cleared seven acres
| of land since the first OF the year and
have 1t plowed and sowed to oats and
alfalfa. This is the first machine grut-
bi1g that has been done on the Hans
Lage place, the remainder OF the farm
all having been hand grubbed.
The Ladies Aid Society divided
| their forces last Thur sday. Tho SO who
could not go to Mrs. BaIthel's met at
the church, where they spent the at
ternoon quilting. lhe next regular
meeting will be held ut Mrs. Kerr's
on Thursday, March II. The ladies
are getting SO much work to do that
they have been meeting aud will meet
each week for while.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-03-05
Talented Actor Wins Recognition.

The career of Lee Willard, who
comes to the Hood River opera house
Tuesday night. March 10, with his
clever company, appearing in that de.
lightful and refreshing old.fashioned
comedy, "rhe Country Squire" Is OF
unusual interest 1t also serves as an
incentive to all young men and women
who unds srtake the stage as a career.
He has appeared in number OF high
class plays and always left favorable
impression. He probably will be best
remembered as assuming the role OF
"John Stol N" in "Tbe Christian.
lie ambitious TO reach the highest
levels to which an American actor
may attain and seems likely to do so.
Ee has the BmistRkeable touch of
genius which is required OF those who
seek success III sock and buskin, and
if no untoward thing happens him he
is sure TIC make his mark. Those who
have pste he'd his work feel very sure
tLat Lee Willard will soon assume the
position he deserves to occupy as one
Of the really great American actors.
1he Portland Oregonian says: "a
largo aud appreciative audience at the
MaIquam last night enjoyed real
privilege in witnessing Lee Wizards
beautiful Characterization of the title
role Of "The Country Squire" We
have long been looking for success
sor to Sol Smith Russell and | believe
he has arrived in the person OF Lee
Willard "
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-03-05
BELMONT.

During the past week We have had
snow, rain and sunshine. Quite a
variety of weather.
Olive Phelps, who has been sick
with the grippe for some time, is allie
to be out again.
MIR. and Mrs. Hubbard Taylor, of
God River, aud Mrs. II. Merrell, of
Belmont, spent Tuesday with A. l..
Kaufman and family.
Miss Ruth CoHover is i'll with tcn-
silitis.
Evangelist f.. Ii Winter, of Spokane,
Wash, came dswn from Spokane to
attend the trial held at Hood River
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs..Sam Ely and family
are visiting with tho family of VIM.
Ely.
Miss Ruth Copper started In school
last Monday, after few weeks of at
senee on account of sickness.
Miss Ida Neill departed Monday for
her home in Eastern Oregon.
The dinner gi en- by the ladies of
the Belmont NJ. K. church Saturday
at Booth store in Hood River was a
success.
Mis-. H. Allen is quite sick with the
la grippe.
Prof. Paul Hubbard's g singing at the
Belmont NJ. E. church was appreciat.
ed and enjoyed by all.
The trial between the state and q
number Of Belmont young men held
Friday at Hood Rivel was decided In
favor of the state. This decision was
very satisfactory to the church going
people OF Belmont.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-03-05

neetin several "a i;rs n,'i. '''i 't''" e.
j. }. Gibbons a. hnJt.s al La
hay from he foot hills ON Nnado q
this week.
B. +. F.adleman, with ioroe OF
men, is opening up the new road lead
ing from Rockford asenne to Jerech's
lane. More Improvement for oui dis
trict.
Mrs Brayford's Plymouth Rock
chiektns returned from The Dailes
poultfy show, having captured second
prize ON the rooster and e. md prize
on cockerei, second on pen and one
spectl prize on pen. We are pleas
ed to sag that The Dalles ponltry men
had sunae tine birds which we're on ex.
hib.tion. About 100 chickens we're en-.
tered and few turkeys, geese aud
pigeons Great credit Is due to The
Dalles people for their first attempt
and we hope the Hood River people
will get az a poultry association this
year.
Charley Camp and Roy Crapper have
been hauling gravel for a new house
to he built near j. j. Mills. Quite
lrn1 pull up the bill, but the boys
hsgu the right kind of teams for the
wgtk.
Beri Heath is having little OF bis
and cled ed. j. Miner with his big
team, the hl ick and the gray, is NOV
ing rock to build fence.
It yon h ,vo not registered 1t get
ling time ynu did. as the books will
.aon be tlntd. Call on the notary
ublic at tue Rockford, who will Tx
uu up.
Guy Woodworth, the path master,
was In the neighborhord on Monday,
bunting Il. Watts. he plasterer.
A. P. Smith WAS seen on the avenue
riding his wbite-taced sorrei on Men
day of this week.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-03-05
MOSIER.

Miss Eli, Wright is home from
Portland after ten days visit with
her sister, Bertha.
Mr.. CIT sserg returned home from
Hood River Tuesday.
Mrs. Grey and sister and Mrs.
Liebe, of The Dalles, spent few days
with Mrs. Fred Evans.
Frank MiddIeswart and George
Chamberlain we're Hood River visi.
tors. Tuesday.
Miss Bertha Godbereon, who has
been sick in The Dalles, was able to
be brought home tuesday, where she
hopes to gain her former strength.
Roy Thomas and Will Kruger we're
passengers on No. 6 for The Dalles
Tuesday.
Mrs. Emma Gallowav, of McMinr-
vilte, the president OF the Rebekah
AsssI bis OF Oregon, visited the Re
bekah lnd,e b. rc iaesiay evening.
Mrs. ,dberson was a Dalles pas
ssuger Wednesday on tie LEGAL
Among the passengers for The Dali 9
Wednesday tn attend the keoek h
state mepl,ug were: Medicines Stew
ait, Graham, Welberg, Newt =, Ca :
roll, Parrish and Eraus; Mis- es >a'a
nrnter, Ellie Wr eht aad O!a Vii
mans aud MassIs john Corfoli, Geo
Chamberlain, Lee HunttI hEd Stantfei.
Roy Stoita and MIR, trediekson were
Dat!es passengers Wefae@as
Among the passengers + lie Dali s
to sac th. chjokea ~baa hitt>luN
we're Messrs. James El:ott aud Ein.er
Root and Mr.. aud Mrs. Leo. Cartel
aud famil;. II
MIR. and Mta MorrisoI and son
we're tlC0i kiger Passengers 'hurs-
day
10 IS Gpttie Brown, Of Portland,
came IN l't.u.y to pend lew days
here with TOR sister, Carrie.
Among tha Hood River passenger:
Friday we.e Ruy 1homas, Bert Mid
dleswat, Lee Exams. j., and George
Cham berlulu.
Or. Dumble was called up Thursday
to see Grace Coyle, Who has been veIy
sick. We ara glad TO report Grace as
much better nnw,
Miss Maude Bathemeu, who is at
tending school In Portland, spent Sat-
urday aud Sunday with heI fash her.
One of the saellest parties OF the
season was the one given Saturday,
February %, at Lambs hall by .he
Misses Egelyn Hayes, Carrie brown
ard Edna Root. The hall was taste
fully decorated in evergreens and red
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-03-05
MOUNT HOOD.

A. NJ. Kelly returned last Thus -
fiom The Dalles, where he has aet
doing jury duty.
They are keeping bachelor hall II
ID. r. Cooper's just now. us Mr'.
Cooper has gone to The Dailes.
Miss Lottie Jones returned to Mt,
Hood last week. She has come hoae
to take the position as central In the
telephone office.
James Davidson has returned to Mt.
Hood, after spending the winter at
Skamokawa.
Mason Baldwin returned last Mon
day from Portland, where he has been
attending business college.
The little child of Robert Johnson
is quite Ill with pneumonia and eil
sipelas.
Quite a number of young people at
tended the Hindoo religious services
Sunday. Mr.. Helmer has number
OF them clearing land and they have
their church In an empty building OF
bic. The services we're quite interest
ing, though little out of the oIdin-
ary.
An Odd Fellows lodge was organized
ut Mt. Hood last Saturday afternoon
and evening. There we're several visi-
tors from other places to assist in the
organization. The officers we're duly
installed and the lodge is now In
working order.
Some of our young folks attended
q ~ Jisn ~ hyf a
grange last Friday evening. They
had fine time they said.
The citizens meeting Friday even
ing was we'll attended. Il. l.. Rood
presided. Among other political meas
ures discussed the case of the State
vs. Pacific States Telephone Go. was
brought up, and 1t was decided to
lend aid and influence to the state in
carrying on the suit.
Rev. j. V. Milligan preached last
Sunday, both morning and evening,
to very attentive audiences. lie ID
holding series of meetings in the
church from which 1t is hoped much
benefit will be derived.
The Endeavor meeting last Sunday
/ evening was a very interesting one.
ID was led by the president, Martin
Gribble. Roll call was answered By
scripture quotations from the mem
bers. Miss Lida Morton is to leac
next Sunday evening.
Mr.. Duffield and family, of Ii
Grande, have come to live Oh thu
Ruhnka place, vacated by Mr.. LATER
ty. They are moving onto the place
this week.
We had quise fall of snow las
Friday morning. II stayed on the
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-03-05
Notice.

Subscribers to the new Dumas (Nea
Creek road fond. lists for which wer
circulated ty J. l.. Langille, A. Nj
Kelly aud j. NJ. .enz. are hereby r.
quested to pay the amounts of the
subscriptions to ihe Butler BankiI
Co., In whose hands receipts for ram
have been placed.
Mt. Hood Develc plnen. ] IeaRue,
by II. B. Lsugilis, Sec. and Treas
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-03-05
THE MULE IN THE JUG.
An Arab Proverb and the Legend
That Gave 1t Birth.

An Arab proverb and the Legend
That Gave 1t Birth.
Who can affirm that the mule en-
tered the jug?
This proVerb is frequently quoted to
show that, though one may conseien-
tiouSly believe In a thing which may
seem e,travagant in itself, it is better
not to repeat it from fear of being dis
believed. 1t arises from the following
Arabic legend: An Arab who denied
the existence of genii once bought a
mule ana .oo& it home, When per
forming his eTening ablutions, he saw
the mule enter a jug, and this 50
scared him that he ran shouting to the
neighbors and told them what he had
seen. They. thinking him mad, endeav-
ored to appcaee him. but all In vain.
He vocifefated more and more, SO that
the authorities sent him to the mad
house. When the doctor came to see
him, he repeated the account of what
he had seen. Whereupon the doctor or
dered him to be detained. He contin-
ued upon each visit of the doctor to
repeat his str toment until his friends
succeeded in persuading him that If he
wished to regain his freedom he must
recant. This he did. and the doctor set
him at liberty, to the great joy of his
family and friends. On making his alb
lutions as before he again saw the
mule, this time pceping out Of the jug,
but on this occasion he contented him.
self with remarking to the mule: 'Oh,
yes, see you well enough, but who
would believe me? And l have had
enough of the madhouse." Needless to
say that the genii to avenge them
selves for his disbelief in them had
transformed one of themselves INTO a
mule and as such entered the Jug
Cairo Egyptl Sphinx.
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ground all day aud there ives anotl,'
light nov storm Saturday morBini
bat 1t was soon all zone.
u. LaHetty ard family move d
down to Odell Iasl Friday Wesie
very sorIv to lott item from this
ntiel hon iood III will te nitsed
very much III business aud social oi, :
Giles. In musical way also their al
seree will he felt. Indeed, We do net
like to lose people who are identified
20 decidedly With the advancement OF
4 community.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-03-05
Hosiery

An exceptional nice line OF
l;tdieS' hose up to S1 apajr
for people who want some
thing extra. Also Black
Cat Hose, the best hose for
the money manufactured,
l5c up. Buy Black Cat
Hose and be Convinced.