The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1911-03-30

|Noc have over l0O0' beautiful pat
% terms to select from for Ladies
and Gents suitings, 1t is pleasure to
show them. j. c. Thomas, Ladies and
Gents Tailoring.
Mrs. Charles f. Wilson arrived here
last Saturday from Portland and after
a visit of few days left for central
Oregon from Portland to join her
husband, who has a homestead claim
there. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson were
residents of Hood River Valley until
few years ago when they left to reside
in Goble, Or.
VIM. N. KolIock, who leased the
orchard on Paradise Farm four years
ago from Mrs. w. l.. Adams, (now
Mrs. Leroy Armstrong; his lease
having expired, left last week for his
home OIL the Washington side. Mr..
and Mrs. Armstrong will take charge
of their orchard and farm and hope to
prove as successful in the orchard
business as their lessee, Mr.. Kollock,
has been during the past four years.
Cheap Building Sites-Residenc lots
in the new Middleton Addition, one
block south of High School. Price $3.50
to $3.50, 10 per cent down, easy Install
ments. John Leland Henderson, Inc.
Clarence l.. Gilbert and W. N.
Winters attended the electrical show in
Portland last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. E. Michel have
gone :to their summer home on the
beach, where they will be Joined later
by Misses Nellie and Grace Michel.
S. r. Ricketts,, of Santa Barbara,
Calf, has purchased through &. Y.
Edwards & Co. the 10 acre orchard of
| A. Kohler in the Pine Grove district.
Mr.. Ricketts, left for the south this
week to return later with his family.
Hunt Paint & Wallpaper Co.-New
Spring Line of Wallpaper. Every
thing new. No old stock. Remnants
at big reduction to make room for
new stock. m3O
| A benefit dance will be given at the
Heilbronner Hall Wednesday evening,
April 5, for the benefit of Dave Peck
and Matt Douglas, who were seriously
injured in last Friday evenings acci-
dent on the Belmont planer road The
music for the occasion will be fur
nished in the way of donation by
| Newman S orchestra.
w. f. Parrish will leave this week
for Portland, ..where he will remain for
short time before going to Eugene
He contempIates locating in Lane
county.
We have a limited amount of fertil-
| izer in stock now, but would advise or.
dering at once as Portland supplies are
alt eady short and we may not be able
to fill broken lines later on. See Stran.
ahan & Clark. m30
The 20 acre tract owned by Miss
Otelie G. Boetgkes, of Seattle, has
just been cleared and is now being
being set in trees and three acres tG
Strawberries. The place is being
cared for during the absence Of MISS
Boetgkes by Will Ehrck, who has
charge of-the planting.
Frank Dayton, the painter, is now
prepared to do all kinds of sign work
also carriage and automobile painting
in his new quarters on Cascade and
| Second streets. Phones 2O8-M anC
| 342-L.
Briton Slusher, of Dufur, accompa.
MED by his mother Mrs. Staats
visited his sister, Mrs. Charles N.
Clarke, here last Friday night. Mr.
Slusher and his mother left Saturday
,, morning for Grass Valley, where he wal
married Sunday to Miss Margare
Sigman, of that place.
If you have anything in cabinet work
door and window frames, screens, re
pairing or anything in the carpente
line call 3Os-X. Wright's Carpente
: Shop OF the old Armory building.
The Hotel Oregon will continue it
t Table d'Hote service Sunday with mu
r BIC.
g All members of the Assembly an
Social clubs who attend the dance t
be held in the Heilbronner Hall Satur
r day night are assured an enjoyabl
|. time.
d J. M. Wright has purchased mode
A. B. Maxwell motor car.