The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-04-15

Human Butler was Portland visit
or Friday.
DR.. II. D. W. Pineo spent Sunday
In p ortland.
Chas. L. Early, had business at The
Dalles Thursday.
G. Dethman and wife visited friends
at The Dalles last week.
DIR. Stanton Allen and wife spent
Sunday at The Dalles.
G. E. Markham was a passenger for
Portland Monday afternoon.
f. ii. Kingdom, of Galva, ILL.,, Is
visiting j. G. jarvis, on the east side.
L. A. Fletcher, of The Dalles, is a
new employe OF the Glacier jot rooms.
Mrs. f. c. Thornton of Dee, visited
her parents at Hood, Wash. last week.
william Frost and wife, and ". X.
Frost, of Pipestone, Mimi, we're
guests of MIR. and Mrs. j. Often over
Sunday. They are looking for loca-
tion on the coast.
j. Nj. Wheeler, of Spokane, is look
ing over the valley with view OF To-
fruit districts in the northwest, and
is we'll pleased with Hood River.
Chas. Carothers, of Minneapolis, is
spending a week in Hood River look
ing for farm property. MI. Carothers
Is q former resident OF Grand Forks,
N. d., and made the editor of the
Glacier pleasant visit.
We have arranged hundreds of bar
gains for our Friday bargain sales,
such as little girls psrssola, ladies'
oxtords, and hundreds Of other
things, aud remember it pays to trade
at Morlan's.
}. e. Vance, of Vinton, Iowa, has
purchased the L. A. Reavis place op-
posite the Epping place, and will be-
come a resident of the valley. Mr..
Vance is superintendent Of the Iowa
state school for the blind, but will
give up his position and move here
next fall.
Dad Fouts and his father In law,
Mr.. Ries, left Tuesday for their ranch
at Cook 8, ON the North Bank, taking
their goods over on the boat MIR.
Fouts will clear up about twelve acres
and set 1t out to orchard this fall.
Mr.. Ries Is an expert cook, as we'll rs
an expert fisher man, and they will
both live high this summer. Mr..
Fouts will divide his time between
the ranch and Portland, where Mrs.
Fouts will remain.
The recent high winds have uproot-
ed many trees In the woods, and the
colony ut the Newly mill west OF
town had quite scare one day last
week. The most of them gathered In
the oommissary one evening, while
the trees could be heard falling at
frequent intervals around the camp.
j. K Dickey was alone in bis tent
at the time and had narrow escape.
He was keeping watch of the large
trees around him which we're lasbinR
back and forth with the wind, and as
one toppled towards him he rushed
out just in time to eosape being
crushed under the tent. Another tree
10 falling just grazed the corner OF
the eommiasary.
They are advertising our business for
US all the time. We want more such
friends. Who would not? For this
reason we intend holding our Friday
sales each week. BY putting out
special bargains for one day each
week we will bring our goods to the
attention of hundreds Of people who
will be helping us to advertise our
goods. at times we even expect tc
pay people to carry away our goods
by selling them at cost or even less
than cost. Suppose we take a 81. 80,
shoe and sell 1t at Sl.98, for one day
we will bring it ito the attention Of
thousands where only hundreds would
zee 1t otherwise. If we do this witt
about three hundred different linel
during the year VIZ will have secured
the very best advertising that we car
possibly hope for. Hence, the Frida!
bargain sale. Just keep In mind th'
fact that it pays to trade at Morlan's