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o THE HOOD RIVER NEWS, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6, 1910 1 New HOSIERY for Ladies, Misses and Chil dren, all color and kinds from a childs' fast black hose for 5c a pair up to the finest lisle and silk hose for ladies. THE PARiS PAIR Where You Get the Best Values Men's Half Hose All kinds, plain, lace, figured or embroidered. For the pair sc 10c, 15c, 25c and up. .V rfJ; . - .. Suits. Best in style, in all wool quality and perfect tail oring; we guarantee the fit -$16.50, $18. $20. $22 and yZiZZ $25.00. Other makes of this spring's styles, quality the very best, and workmanship and finish equal to suits that cost you 25 to 30 per cent more money elsewhere, for $3, $10, $12 and up. fV '-"fi-"-' If you wish to be 'sure that r0:ff& 1 f: S your clothes are perfectly En, i!l'3i. 1 right in style or texture, just (1 4SLt!:- '''(h' & f wS allow us to show you our line iM mmmm lr Marx 1 Summer Hats for Men and Boys all kinds, from a "Strawberry" Hat for 10c np to the finest Panamas. We have a large assortment and can please you in style and price. Men's Summer Underwear all grades and kinds. Men's Balbriggan un derwear, blue, pink or ecru, ribbed cuffs; the garment 25c Men's Summer Underwear in pink, blue, ecru, a very fine article for the money, the garment-... 45c Men's Summer Underwear in better qual ity, made in better shape, the very Dest grade of silk finished balbriggan, the gar ment 75c Light weight wool underwear for men, from 75c a garment up. New shipment of Manhattan Shirts for men, the best shirt made. More New Oxfords, Tumps and Shoes for men, women and children. Ladies' Summer Underwear in knit or muslin. Ladies' sleveless knit vests, wing sleeve or long sleeve; vests for 5c, 10c, 15c, 25c and up. Ladies' knit pants, knee length, trimmed with lace; the pair 10c Ladies' knee or ankle length pants, sum mer weight, full cut for 20c, 25c, 30c, 35c and up. Ladies' Muslin Undergarments, one of the best assortments we have ever had, made of the finest muslins in sanitary factories. Ladies' pants, plain, ' lace or embroiderery trimmed; prices from 20c a pair up. Three and four piece sets from $4.00 to $8.00 a set. Corset Covers, plain, lace or embroidery trimmed for 10c, 25c, 35c, 50c and up. New shipment just in. The finest line of ladies' hand bags and purses ever brought to the city. Just look them over. CopyrlirM ttli br Ban bctutllQ.r Mr Olive Oil Ot 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 CHAS. AT. CLARKE GLACIER PHARMACY Hood River ::" :: Oregon i Correspondence! PINE GROVE The Ladifft' Aid will hol l u wn meeting at the home of Mrn. Allen Wednendny afternoon of thin week. Their reqrnlar meeting day han been changed from Wednenday afternoon to Friday afternoon. The YV. C. T. L". will hold ft moth er ' meeting at the home of Mr. J. 1. DuvIh Friday afternoon of thU week. Mrs. Jim. Malloy. miperinten dent. All are cordially Invited to at tend. Kev. Snauldlng gave a good mi clonary nermon .Sunday morning, llev. Hoy Jackxon aHHintliig In the services. Mrs. Mildred Sweetland and bahy and MImh Ada Mark returned to Sa lem Saturday morning. Mr. I'.rown, from North I)akota, who has been vUltlng In Idaho, Joined hlu wife and daughter lawt Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. bavin are enter taining friend thin week. Mr. Parmalee and wife are entab llxhed on their jirorarty and are making Improvement on their renl- dence. At the next meeting of the grange, Saturday evening, April loth, wvernl meinlier will take the third arid fourth degree. The drill team will lw present and anMlnt In the work of Initiation. The social features of the occasion will 1 quite urjtie and will e mentioned later. Unlit re freshment will lie served. 1et all the granger cotne and help enter tain the new member. wrs. nurggran 01 i no uaiies nan a fine display of hats at the real estate office of liurggraff A: ogt. The la dies will be wise who come early. Iir. I 'age of eastern Oregon stopped off on his way to Cortland to visit a short time with his friend Dr. Itobin- son. Laura Klblx-e Is quite sick with i pneumonia. Horn, Sunday, March I'T, to Mr and Mrs. Uge Huskey, a son, weight ten pounds. Horn. March I's, to Mr. and Mrs. H. It. ChathVld, a (laughter. Horn, March 2S, to Mr. and Mrs. Henry llannum, a daughter. The Demonstration train which stopped here on Wednesday was viewed by a large crowd and much valuable Information was received by those who were Interested in the several different kinds of farming. Mrs. C. ;. Nlchol and two children Hernard and Mildred returned home from Portland Thursday. Howard Porter and wife have moved on the Selllnger place and Mr. Nelllnger and family will move to Cascade Locks for the summer. K. Lrneston who has Wen with us for several years returned from a trip to the valley Friday and will make arrangements to move his fam ily to the valley at once. Little Ted Young came near losing one of his eyes Saturday by some hot solder Itelng blown Into his face by the explosion of some gasoline used by a plurnlsT In doing some work for Mr. Young. Three piece of lend were taken out of his eye. MOSILR II. i. Klbls-e. edlor of Mosier Hiil letln, returned home Friday morning from Portland where he had lieen consulting a specialist about his eyes which have caused him much trouble of late. Mr. Peeves of the lirm Nlchol Ac Peeves moved Into the Macey cottage Saturday. Krnest Kvans and daughter Neilra HiTompanled by Clyde Hoot and Ftnlly Husbands wnt to Hood Hiver Saturday evening shopping. L E. Foust MACHINERY COMPANY Automobile and Bicycle REPAIRING kM Gear Cutting and Fitting. All kind of Machine work done. Pi ices reasonable. Sixth and Columbia Street. Phone lW-s HOOD RIVER PIONEER WEARS SMALL FORTUNE IN JEWELS According to a New York dispatch John Matthlesen. now a resident of Portland, but who claims to lie a Hood Hiver valley pioneer, recently sailed for ICurope from that city most wonderfully arrayed In dia monds and jewelry. " Matthlesen sailed on the North (iermau Lloyd steamship (ieorge Washington. Across Ids expansile wuite waist coat, says the dispatch which ap peared in the Oreironinn. was stretched from pocket to Docket a watch chain with huge links, and In every link ti diamond of the first water gleamed and sparkled. In his cravat another big diamond of pur est ray shone like the headlight of a locomotive, while on two of the lingers of his left hand were solitaire diamond rings that a. prince might envy. Matthlesen weighs L':!0 pounds. .Mrs. Matthlesen was not one whit liehtnd her liege lord In the matter of gems, for she, too, wore a number fo diamond rings and a brooch that made some of her less fortunate sis ters envious. Young Kdward Mat thlesen also was adorned with a diamond pin, diamond rings and a diamond watch chain. This was not all, for down between decks llerr Matthlesen had a big touring car which he Is taking to Kurope with him. Just before the ship sailed Matthiescu said: "You see. I take the second cabin because I do not wish to dress up all the time for those aristocrats: be sides, 1 do not like those table d'hote dinners, where t hey give you only a little at once and It takes such a lone time to get a meal." We Can't Do the Impossible It is not advisable to make the effort, I will tell you so MySpecialty is WATCH REPAIRING Every time piece which leaves this establishment is in A-l or der and Is GUARANTEED. E'RTHVP CLAUSE HOOD RIVER'S JEWELER Opposite Butler Bank OPEN EVENINGS In Brosius Block IF You are Interest ed in raising cu cumtjers this sea son call up the HOOD RIVER VINEGAR CO. PHONE 50-K You Can't Afford to Miss It "A Cheerful Liar" A first class comedy in 3 acts Plays over 2 hours Park Grange Hall, April 9, 8 P. M. Odell Hall, April 15, 8 P. M. BLUE & GOLD DRAMATIC CLUB OF FUANKTON Synopsis of the Annual Statement of the . AMERICAN BONDING COMPANY of Baltimore, in 'the State of Maryland, on the 3 1st day of December, 1900, wide to the Insurance Commissioner of the St-ute of Oregon, fiursuant to law: CAPITAL Amount of Ca fatal paid up - $750,000.00 INCOME Premiums received during the year $ 1 ,332,324-34 Interest, Dividends and rents received du ring the year OS, OSS. 2 1 Income from other sources received during ike year 24,294-27 Total income - $1,423,300.82 DISBURSEMENTS Losses paid during the year, including adjustment expenses, etc $203,080.27 Dividends paid during the year on capital stock 03,000.00 Commissions and salaries paid during the year 309.J79.3S Taxes, licenses and fees paid during the year 40,01 1.84 .mount of all other expenditures 100,47202 Total expenditures $ DS0.330.fU ASSETS Valve of real estate owned $ None Value of stocks and bonds owned 2,009,170.23 Loans on, mortgages and collateral, etc - Yune Cash in hanks and on hand - 32.I,(J7S.S7 Premiums in course of collection and in transmission lOS.OOS.GJ Interest and rents due and accrued - 13Ji34.QO Total assets , $2.'il4,'r'Sl,70 Less special deposits in any Stale (if any there be) . ,S2t .90 Total assets admitted in Oregon, $2,7 0,7 '3. SO LIABILITIES Oross claims for losses unpaid $ 314,002.33 Amount of unearned premiums on all, outstanding risks 020,1 22.04 Due for commissions and brokerage 42,024.00 All Other liabilities ;0,0S0,3S Total liabilities $1,017,420.81 Total premiums in force December 31, 1909 1,202,383.33 BUSINESS IN OREGON FOR THE YEAR Total risks written during the year Gross premiums received flaring the year S Premiums returned during the year Losses paid during the year - Imsscs incurred during the year - Total amount of premiums in face in Oregon, December 31, 1009 - AM EM VAX HOXD1XO COMPAXV OF HALT I MO HE, By WM. E. P. DEWALL, Secretary Statutory resident general agent and attorney for service: E. Jr. WILBUR, Portland, Oregon. Note: Social deposits not held for the protection of all the policy holders of the company cannot be admitted as an asset and included in the published statement, except the deposit with the State Treasurer for the protection of Oregon policy holders only. HOOD HIXEH ABST1UCT COMPAXV, Agents, Hood Hirer Oregon 2,029,79 02.07 Xone Xone A The Steamer TEAL leaves Portland for The Dalle, HI 2 r.ddy, and way points, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at 7 a. m., returning Mondays, Wednesdays and F ridays, leaving the Dalles at 7 a. m. Resumed service Feb. 1st, 1910. STRANAHAN & SLAVENS Contractors and Builders ESTIMATES FURNISHED Phone 286M Hand River, Oregon JOHN 0. ZOLLS A SONS Contractors in Stone, Brick and Concrete Work Hood River, Oregon ROSS & RICHARDS CIGAR STORE The Ltidlni Conftctlonlitl an Tobiccelltt (Billiard Room and Bowline Alter In Connection) Aarencjp Portland Journal Oak Street Hood River, Oreenn W. O. ALDRED Contractor for Grading, Exca vating and Teaming Rot h Phones