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THE HOOD RIVER NEWS, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1G, 1910 THE PARIS FAIR The Store Store That Saves You Money New Manhattan Shirts, 1910 Styles Guaranteed in every way, are now in. New Spring: Shoes and Oxfords, The Nobbiest Shoes we have ever had J? New Dressing: Sacques and UW lailM' Bmm Drat. 32, 34. 3(i. US. 40. 4 J inchei bul measure. House Dresses We have just unpacked a splen did assortment of new Gingham and Percale house dresses, nicely made in every respect. One and two piece, plain colors and stripes. Just look them over. All sizes, and cost you less than the making. House Dresses for. . - $1.25, $1.65, $2 lariioc' flroccinrr SarniiP a nice ment, either short 50c, 75c and up. or assort long for A 1 I2JI LtdlM' Dnulif-Sack. s. 32, 34, 30, 38, 40. 42 inches bust measure- L. if i . Ladies' Shirt Waists We have just received our first shipment of New Spring Shirtwaists, some of the daintiest Lingerie waists, trimmed with Venice insertion and Val. lace and Me dallions. We have some extremely pretty ones in this lot for - v-J f vi ' ", ..;---.' : ' L I X . Kit a.-. . j Lot Us $1.25, $1.65, $1.95 $2.00 and up. Show You We have Hart-Schaffner & Marx Clothes, Manhattan Shirts and John B. Stetson Hats New Spring HATS for Hen and Boys When you want the best Hat for the mon ey, buy a Star Hat We know no other make that will stand up longer and give better satisfaction. We carry a very large assortment. Over twenty-five different styles and prices. Hats from 50c, 90c, $iv5o and up. John B. Stetson, ail styles Caps for Boys and fieri, all new spring styles. Isl'oll Olive Oil Of Guaranteed Purity Forseeing the immense demand for a genuine Olive Oil in Medicinal, Toilet and Culinary uses, we have looked for an absolutely pure grade of Olive Oil and ....have selected.... Creme de Luxe Brand Italian Olive Oil as being the grade we could recommend to our trade as the best. We are now receiving this oil in original sealed cans and know it to be of the high grade and fine flavor claimed GHAS. AT. CLARKE GLACIER PHARMACY Hood River :: :: Oregon Correspondence ODELL William Ix'nts ami Mins Nellie UoKers were married at Portland last week and will tuake Dukes Valley their home. Mlxs Mariiret Klrmer who ha leeii attending school at Odell went to Portland laxt Tuesday where she will attend school. Dan Smith sold his 41 acre furm for $14,000. Professor Kobert Krohn sjjent Sun day with his brother I'.en. The gentlemen of the neighborhood club will entertain the ladles of the club Friday evening w ith cards and dancing at the Pine Urove grange hall. Mr. Hlbbard will leave In about a month for Dallas, Ore., where he Is going to reside. Frank P. Friday Is In eastern Ore gon, where heexjtects to buy horses. Mrs. Uallinger, who Is visiting Mrs. DeWItt Is recovering from her Illness. Mrs. MaU-1 Kemp, wtuhaslieen visiting friends In The Dalles nan re turned to her home In Odell. BARRETT Many of the farmers In this neigh borhood have made a wonderful Im provement In the appearance of their farms by removing the old wire fences. Ijft the good work go on 'til the entire valley Is rid of these un sightly things. Mr. Flrebaugh, the rustling realty agent, has a large force of men and teams clearing his property near the valley church. A large and enthusiastic crowd gathered at the school house Friday evening, the occrslon lelnif a basket social, given under the an pices of the Y. l'.H.'C. K. of the Valley church. The literary program was especially good, most every nnmlier arousing n hearty encore. The cracker contest, engtiged In by Messrs. Kherrlch, Slut is, and ISishop, proved to be the climax of the entertainment. The prize, con sisting of a dainty lunch, was awarded to Mr. Slut z, he devouring the five crackers In the fchortest time. The real fun Is-giui In earnest when Mr. Marsh Isenburg took command, ami offi-red the many beautifully trimmed baskets to the highest bid ders. The thirty-five baskets netted the society i ", Miss (irace Sherrlch led an Interest ing endeavor meeting Sunday even ing. The society, by a standing vote, extended their thanks to Mr. Isenburg forhls assistance at the social Friday evening. The society donated $10 to the fnnd for procuring new song books. On Saturday Park (range held their first all-day meeting. Mr. Ma son, of Pine (Jrove Orange, was pres ent, and made several valuable re commendations as to future work of the grange, the one attracting the most attention was the consolida tion of four districts for high school work. As a result of the discussion Messrs. Kobblns, Stay ton, and Mur phy wre appointed to represent the (i range at a meeting to becalled soon In Mood Kiver. The sentiment of the (irange was in favor of consolidation. Mrs. Alice Wright Is visiting at tlie home of Mr. J. J. (iibbons. J tlXarriafl J Lentz-Roxers. n Interesting home wedding took phjce at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. C. f, Kogers at Y-U Fast -'IL'ml street, Portland, Wednesday Febru ary Dth at :' p. m , when their youngest daughter Nellie was Joined In marriage to Wllllan l-ntx of Hood River. I The ceremony which was perform ed by Kev. II. C. Schaffer who for merly lived nt Hood Kiver aud who is au old friend of the family Included the ring service. The weddiug march was played by Miss Warren a friend of the bride's who also rendered Annie Laurie softly during the cere mony. After congratulations a wed ding dinner was served. Mr. and Mrs. lentzcame to Hood Kiver Thursday and will make their home lu the Odell District where the groom has a ranch. Died Nellie Shay The death of Miss Nellie Shay, a young lady with many friends and well known at Hood Kiver, occurred Thursday, February lOih, hi a Dalles City hospital. Miss Shay, who was completing her second year as a trained nurse, was 'Jl years old. As a young girl she attended school here, and for h time was employed lu the telephone olllce. Later she took up the profession of nursing, and just previous to her death had In-en em ployed attending a number of ty phoid fever caws nt The Dalles hospital. Some time ago she contracted the disease, and suffered such a severe attack that she failed to survive. The body was brought here, and funeral services held Saturday after noon at Kartniess ( 'Impel, conducted by Kev. Adams. Tlie burial service was In charge of tlie Daughters of Kebekah, of which tlie young lady was a highly esteemed iiviiiber, and the pall bearers were the past noble grand ofticers of the local lodge of Odd Fellows. Interment was In bile wild Cemetery. Notice In persunnre of a petition signed by 74 stockholder of the Farmers' Irrigating Company, representing OIK shares of stock, a special stock holder meeting will lie held on Sat urday. March .1, 1!H0 at 10 a. m. at K. of P. hall. I'.y order of directors, M. II. Nli khi.sks, Sec PETITION We, the undersigned stockholdets of the Farmers Irrigating Company, do hereby call a special meeting of the stockholders of said Fanners Ir rlgatlng Company, for the purpose of Instructing the board of directors to have proper Investigation made and statements furnished by a com petent engineer, as to the cost of constructing, maintaining and oper ating an underground pipe system, covering the laterals of the Farmers Irrigating Company; also an esti mate of the cost of reconstructing, operating and maintaining the pres ent flume and ditch system, and re pairing and maintaining the ditch system along the county roads to make said roads safe for the public to travel. The above report to Is submitted to a stockholders meeting to be called as soon as possible afler said report has lieen submitted to the board of directors, that the stock holders may know the most econom ical and efficient sy stem, taking Into consideration the removal of many unsightly and unsafe ditches from our valley. And any other business that mav come legally Is'fore said meeting. c Cfiurcfi Pieties St. Mark's F.piscopal Service everv Suudav at II a. in. Sunday school at 10 a. m. Riverside Congregational Kev. W. (,'. (ill more, Pastor. Worship and preaching at 11 a. in. (iraded Bible school 10 a. in. Music by quartet choir, Mrs. C. II. Sletton, director. Young People's meeting, i:4.". evening service T:;to. Christian Science Christian Science Sca'lcty holds ser vices at the reading room No. i Dav idson building. Cascade avenue and :!rd street, Sunday 11 a. m. Wednes day evenings at ":."). Subject next Sunday "Mind." Unitarian Kev. II. A. MacDonald, pastor. Kegular morning service at the L'nltarlan church at 11 a. in., Sunday school at 10 o'clock. Vesper service at p. in. Everybody Is welcome to both the Sunday school and preaching services Belmont Methodist Church II. .1. Wood, pastor. Services next Sunday as follows: Sunday school 10 A. M.; Preaching service 11 A. M. Evening service :M P. M. Everyone welcome at all ser vices. Christian Church A. J. Adams, pastor, Kegular services each Lord's Day. Bible school at 10 a. in., sermon at 11 a. in. and 7::t0 p. in. Christian En davor at (i::0 p. in. A cordial Invitation is extended to all to attend any or all of these ser vices. United Brethren J. K. Parker, pastor. Kegular services each Sunday as follows: Preaching at 11 a. in. and 7:110 p. in. Sunday school at lo a. in. a. ni. Young People's meeting l!:4. p. m. Midweek prayer service every Wednesday night at 7 :'!. The pub lic generally invited to all services. Baptist Kev. .1. It. Hargreaves, pastor. Sunday school !t:."0 a. m. Preach ing at 11 a. in. and 7::i0 p. m. Young People's meel iug at 7 o'clock. The regular weekly services are Young People's meeting Tuesday evening, mid-week prayer meeting Wednesday evening. Ladles AM so ciety Thursday afternoon. Later Day Saints Keorganized church of .lesus Christ of the Latter Day Saints. Sunday services: Preaching at 11 a. in., Sunday school at :i p. m. Ke ligio Literary Society, l p. m. Prayer service Thursday evening, 7::t0 p. in. All im Invited to attend these ser vices. In tlie hall In the Chapman building on the heights. Methodist Episcopal T. P. Ford, pastor, Residence 618 State street. At home every forenoon and Thursday afternoon. Sunday services: Sunday school at 10 a. in.; preaching, 11 a. in., and 7:'.'M p. in.; Epworih league, 0::t0 p. m Prayer meeting Thursday even lug. 7:."I0 o'clock. Jnnlor church nt :i o'clock each Sunday. All children welcome. SH-clal music l)v the Asbury quar tet. .1. C. Skinner, secretary of the Commercial Club, will sing a solo at both morning and evening services. You'd Like Running Water throughout your house and grounds, would you not? And not being in close proximity to the city water mains, you're wonaenng now to get it r Well that s easy A Ml for a Leader Vater Supply System will furnish at all times, an ample supply of hot or cold water for your house, your lawn and your stable if desired. The Leader Sy(em is of vnequaled effi ciency and economy in operation, and guaranteed to give complete satisfaction. Ask your dealer to tell rou all about the Leader System or write to us for booklet. How I Solved the Water Supply Problem." HOOD RIVER AGENCY Apple Land & Orchard Co. Office, No. 9 Oak Street. Phone 26 or 2002-X OLD EYES see more brightness in life when they look through glasses that suit their eyes. I make a specialty of Examining: and Testing: the Eyes and fitting them with proper glasses HOOD RIVER'S JEWELER Opposite Butler Bank OWEN EVENINGS In Brosius Block BLOWERS BROS.' HAROWARE This is the season for Pruning and Spraying. W have a complete line of PRUNING SHEARS, SPRAY PUMPS and GARDEN TOOLS BLOWERS BROS Phone 99 First and Oak Streets