The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-09-15
A. D. Moe was in Portland Tuesday
on business.

A. D. Moe was in Portland Tuesday
on business.
&. N. Clarke and family returned
Wednesday from Cannon Beach.
Will Elliot, of Portland, was the
guest of Reymund Early this week.
Reymund B. Early spent several
dayssin Spokane during the past week.
R. P. Finney, of Puyallup, Wash,
is here looking over the valley with a
view to locating here.
Willis Van Horn, wife and children,
Ned and Marion, have been in Port
land during the past week.
Valentine Nehrbauer returned to his
home near Summit this week after a
three weeks visit in Portland.
Pattern hats by Gage and Fisk tc
be sold at a sacrifice by Madrme Stab
Ter at the Hoffman store in the Bart
mess building.
We are preparing to alter our store
to accommodate our new stock which
will be in in few days and we wish to
dispose of all of our organs. Prices
from 81 to $3.50. Soule's Piano House.
The Capen piano loaned by Soule's S
Piano House to st. Marks Guild for
the reception Tuesday evening was the
subject of many compliments and Mr..
Soule will have large stock of these
excellent instruments next week.
Otton 4. Goodwin, formerly a re-
porter on the Oregonian staff, was
here Monday travelling as press agent
with Senator Albert Abraham, of
Roseburg, who is candidate for the
Republican nomination for governor.
Services at the Congregational
church will be held Sunday morning
and evening by Rev. E. A. Harris.
The morning theme will be "The Feast
and the Fragments" given with special
reference to the problem of the
Church in Hood River. In the evening
at 7 80 the sermon will be on "Prac-
tical Religion" "-sOme straight talk to
crooked people. Good Emusic. All
are invited.
Republican four years ago were led
to believe that by their vote they
were electing to office a fiat salary
candidate for State Printer. After
nearly four years experience, they
are now told by Mr.. Duniway that he
only pledged "an economical business
administration, and now hollers for
more of the Graft. Give William j.
Clarke your primary vote.
(paid advertisement.)
- A.. - Co.ao1o I o,l,c 80 ,,ooI
ing serious trouble for the steamer
Bailey Gatzert and freshet is hoped
for. in the fear that if it does not come
navigation may be suspended. Several
days lately the steamer has dragged
heavily in crossing the foot Of the
rapids. Each time, however, she has
bucked her way through with only
slight delay.
The Hoffman Mercantile Co. offer
fully guaranteed heavy silk petticoats,
price only 1896. Very best grade
light colored calicoes, SC yard Satur-
day; sales on extra good table oilcloth,
15c yard, net over yards to a Gus
toner; Saturday sales on ladies black
petticoats, one to a customer, SIC
Saturday sales on ladies black wavy
petticoats, $1.25 kind for 74c, one to
customer. One price to all. New
goods and best grades at the new
store of The Hoffman Mercantile Co.,
Hood River, Ore.
A fiat salary for the State Printer
was decreed by the voters Of the state
in 1906, by vote of 4 to |, and de-
feated by Willis 5. Duniway on the
floor of the State Legislative session
of 1907 and again in 1909. Why con
tinue a graft when a saving can be
made? William j. Clark is the popu-
lar republican, fiat salary candidate
pledged to this great reform.
(paid advertisement).
Ewdard Palmer and wife, of Good
ing. Idaho was in the valley last week
visiting her uncle. H. W. Wait. They
are originally from Hill City, Graham
county, Kansas, where he conducted
a sboe-store. He came to Gooding two
years ago, using his right under the
Carey Act on 100 acres of land anC
later both he and Mrs. Palmer secured
100 acres under the desert act. He has
conducted SllOS 5LoLC anu HCNSi -
Gooding. Mr.. Palmer was well pleased
with Hood River. Mr.. Wait had not
seen his niece for "a years. Mr.. Wait
took them over the valley and it was
revelation to them the way the
fruit was breaking the trees. They
also went over the White Salmon
valley visiting Mrs. Palmer's cousin
Wick Saxton, of White Salmon.
Madame Stabler, recently of Min
neapolis, has brought on stock OF
pattern hats made especially for HooC
River trade by Gage and Fisk IN
Chicago. Madame Stabler had ar
ranged to locate in Hood River ant
ordered her stock from the best makes
in the east whose name alone guaran'
tees the highest quality and latesi
fashion. She was disappointed in mo-
securing an immediate location and has
secured temporary space in the store o'
the Hoffman Mercantile Co., in the
Bartmess building where she will clost
out the present stock at low prices
See the display of pattern hats b!
Madame Stabler at the Hoffman store
in the Bartmess building.