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THE HOOD RIVER NEWS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8, 1910 Manhattan Shirts Are the Best Izvv&ii net to fa.e from washing cr from the sua THE PARIS FAIR Hood River's Largest and Best Store A new line of Nemo Corsets just received. Call and see them MUSLIN UNDERWEAR We have just received a sample line of the famous Defender line of Muslin Underwear that we are offering at special prices. It is a complete line comprising of Princess Slips, Combination Suits, Skirts, Drawers, Night Gowns, Corset Covers, Etc. Men's Underwear Our line complies all of the new weaves as well as the good style numbers. All colors in balbriggan, the garment 25c Men's Union Suits, the suit 50c Men's Union Suits, good grade 90c Men's Porus Knit Underwear, white... 45c Men's fine white underwear, new goods, short sleeves and drawers 50c Millinery We have just received a new line of shapes. You can now get a new hat of the latest style at a great saving. A new line of Sailors received this week. Shoes Ladies' $3.50 American Lady oxblood oxfords at the special price of $2.50 Buy your Shoes where you can find something to suit. We have all the novelties, comprising of Suede leather in tan, black, grey, bronze leather shoes and pumps. White canvas, tan, chocolate, gun metal, kid and calf leather. Children's all solid leather shoes, 5 to S, for the pair 75c Khaki Goods Ladies' Khaki Suits in both plain and divided skirts. . Ladies' Khaki in different grades. Ladies' Suits Of all kinds, including nice wool two piece wash suits, khaki suits, princess dresses, one and two piece house dresses made of A. F. C. Gingham $2.00 A well selected line of long and short kimonas in lawns, cotton, crepes, dimities, etc. Wash Goods A large line of Dress Gingham in all colors. We have everything you need for a summer dress. Embroidery', lawns, linens, dimities, organdies, mulls, flaxons, silks and all kinds of silk and mercerized goods. Lujcuriant Fluffy Hair Nature will provide the beautiful hair you have longed for. All you need to do is simply to keep your scalp perfect ly clean and healthy by using Clarke9 s Shampoo Jelly It means clean hair, a perfectly clean and healthy scalp, and best oi all a chance for nature to work, so a strong growth of manageable hair is the result Ujc Clarjes Shampoo Jelly, 25c GHAS. N. CLARKE GLACIER PHARMACY Hood River :: :: Oregon Correspondence MOSILK J. I'.. i'.W x-u. wx.rn Jay In J'ortluri'l h ttri'llrji? to IdjflrK-",. Mr. A. H. Mrl.;irie anil rii-jh-w "(lit wveral 'lay In I'ortlati'l the flmt rt of tf wwlc. U rn. Ak-r li-ft Tu-el;iy for I'ort latiil to Htt'-tj'l the liaptUt iHM'la tlou ti-ll In that l:if. V. I'. I'rortor and family arrival from .Nw York to vlxlt with iiltt brother, J. I'ro tor, aii'l U-t, Nfr. I-ll1ott. .Mr. ami Mr. If. V. liothfur Mt Krl'lay morning for Portland to l!t fr1-riiN aii'l nttri'J th row; -arn1al. J'.oht. KvariM hat) tru'li-'J hi town iTn-rXy to J'.ijxh Hunki-y for a part of hl farm an'l I'.uk anil Mm loot nit will move to town. Mr. ium Koot r-tiirncil from f.'alilwell, Haho, Welni'tilay evchlnx. Hlie na.vn Ut haM ha'l all the alkali wuU-r Khe want ntl'I In kIh1 to K't hornf. Mm. CjAA, lift '1 hurwday for lur ol'l home In Kcijtui ky to Njwrid the Niifiimer with a nUti-r anil drotlier, whom lie him not wi-ii for u iium- WT Of JfHTH. Mr. Jennie lliJKhin' two chlMren and MInn Lourine Ixihtmiore rame down from Hokane 1'rlday morning ami will Nix-iid Home time vlnltlriK their mother and lirotluTn. The norlrtl and Htrawlx rry feHtlval held Wednewday evening hy the loyal IW-n-nnn whn iiilte largely ntterul.-d and they have a few dollar more to add to their oran fond. On acrount f the dedication of the new Methodtdt church at While Sal mon there wnn no mornliiK nit vice In the KaptlMt church Sunday. Itev. Chnffi and a nflinlNT of otlii rn at tended the nitvIcin at White Salmon, Carl liowinan arrived In town Sat urday to make arrangement for xaag hi household effi-ct to New Westminster, IJ. C, hut Vfore he jfot hi hunlneH all Nettled he wan called home on account of the nt1oun III-tii-M of hi Infant Hon. Oeo. S;lllner ha )Urchael the 1. M. IjuviiII property and will take poNM-HHlon a Moon tut Mr. iJuvall can vacate. A hi noii iuy I ijulte nick with pneumonia at pn-Kent It will proltahljr m Home week. We are norry to loone Mr. iJuvnll and family, It Mun their Intention to pun: ha W a home near 1'orflaiid. Mik KaU? Mori i of Vlctor.Oregorj. fpent Saturday n1i?ht and Sunday ; with hercoufln, MU Hattle Youn:j. I It wa I'.ev. I'arker last Sunday with ub before conference and we all hop be will come back to Hood I'.lver. Ml Erne KreKe of Hood River wa the (?uet ot Mr. J. V. Lickln on Sunday and attended the chil dren' day exercl- at the cbol houne. (,'hlldreu'H day exen.lea at the C o lumbia school house were well at tended. The children did finean-1 it wa a pleasure to all to see and hear them. Mr. and Mm. F. O. White went to Portland Sunday for the rose show. Mr. White will may several darn and Mr. White will corne back to re Hume hi work here. lier. Snider preached an excellent nerinon Sunday nlj;ht at the home of II. W. LaMar. Then were forty or more penion prewent and all wished they might have tiie pleasure of bearing him often. PINE GKOVE I'eter Motor's people have l-en en tertaining a friend from Portland. The Ladle' Aid will meet with Mm. Newman for their social ennlon Ml Itena Vannler from North Dakota arrived lat week and I the gueHt of H. M. Vannleraiid family. Menem. Kike and Jarvl and their famllle went to The Lalle and Ltu fur for a pleasure trip In th'-lr auto Sunday. Several from the vicinity went to Hood ICIver Monday evening and heard Clinton Howard, and K-el well repaid for going. The horticultural meeting at the hall Saturday afternoon wa well attended and we trut much good wan done In exchange of opinion re garding orchard demonstration. STREET OILING NOTJXPENSIVE Property owner on State street who have been Investigating street oiling have secured Information to the effect that in Portland where It ha been tried It has cost jroperty owners less than fWJ per mile for a twenty foot street. On the country roads In Multnomah where It has been applied In large ijuantltlen the ; cost has been about (2) per mile. The matter has been taken up with the Idea of oiling a block or two In the city and giving It a test. It I thought that relief from the dust and Its benefit In preserving the street will discount the cost many times. AHD Oregon Shout Line Union Pacific I). F. STANF1ELD General Blachsmiih Horseshoeing a Specialty AT OAK GROVE BELMONT The residence of W. II. Warren at I'.i'liiiont was entered by some un known person last Sunday evening w hile Mr. Warren was away having taken his wife's mother to the after noon train. Mrs. Warren was also absent at the time, being over to Mr. ( ampls-H's, a neighbor near by. The dog returned a few minutes ahead of Mr. Warren and gave the alarm, but the thief managed to get away with the dog close at his heel. A good view was got of the Vllllan and he would le known ngaln on sight. However nothing of any value was taken except a few eggs, Mr. Warren having returned most too soon to give him a chance to rummage through the house. kui nrox Miss Helen Absten Is reported to be on the sick list. A. .1. Snider Is enjoying it visit from his mother for a few days. ItolxTt Tar. will and wife visited with friend In the valley Sunday. liev. Snider of lieaverton Is the guest of his brother A. J. Snider and family for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. S. Cahoon returned Sunday from Walla Walla where they had been at the fs-dslde of a son who Is In a hospital at that place. VALLEY CREST Keryone Is now busy preparing their strawlierrles for market. Mm. Henry Hardrnan ha returned from her visit In the Willamette valley. Mr, rhas. llawson has n -turned to Flrdale after an extended visit with relatives In The lialles. .Mrs. winter ami it. i wejves are enjoying a visit with their parents who have Just arrived from Provo, Ituh. C. W. P.Iodgett left Sunday for Portland where he will stay until after the Hose carnival, then return to his home In Northfleld, Minn. Real Estate Bulletin $11,000-Ten acres of 5 year old trees, all in first class condition, 4 miles from town, main county road. This is one of the most at tractive places in the valley. Terms; $4,500 down. $125 Per Acre Forty acres of brush land, Willow Flat. Easy terms. $500 Per Acre -Ten acres A miles out, 8 acres in trees, 2 acres in pasture, trees 1 and 2 years old. G. Y. EDWARDS & CO. Office Oregon Hotel Building moNI 228-L TOWN OF ODELL OFFICIALLY PLATTED A plat officially establishing a town at Odcll was filed Monday with the county clerk. The plat was Died by Chas. T. Karly as trustee. It Includes two block south of the railroad track and west of the tat!on and contains twenty-eight lots. The blocks are divided by streets named respectively Eccles. Karly, Atkinson and Davis streets, the county road forming the latter. The block on which I situated the Atkinson store Is owned by T. W. Atkinson and the other by ('has. T. Early. Nx . No. J. No. 1L No. 13. No. &. No. L ! No. 7. TIHE TABLE Effective Wednesday, May 25, trains I will arrive and depart at hood Klver, Oregon, on the follow ing schedule: EST BOUND Fut Mail (no pawngen) 4:.r-0 A. M. Portland Flyer 6:20 " Soo-Spokane-Purtlsnd 6:50 " Portland Local 7:45 " OmronA WaAhtnirton Expreaa 7:56 " Portland Local 140 P. M. Chicairo Limited 6:45 " I FAST Rni'Vtt Pendleton Local 10:25 A. M. Chicairo Limited 11:55 " The Dalle. Local 29 P. M. Spokane. Flyer (iflO " Faat MaiL... 8:30 " Soo-Spokane-Portland g:55 " Oregon A Washington ExprenalOS " No. S, No. 6 and No. 7 make no gtopt between Hood River and Portland. No. 1 and No. 11 ttop at all atationa. No. 4. No. k and No. 10 stop at The Dalle. Arl ington. Umatilla. No. t itopi at Muaier, The Dalle. Olilo, Dea ehutea. Bigg. Rufua. Arlington. Coyote. Irrigon. Umatilla, HermiaMn. Stanfield, Echo. No. 2 (top at all tat ion between Portland and Pendleton. No. 12 atop at all nation between Portland and The Dalle. For further information inquire at the ticket office J. H. FREDRICY, Agent. , No. 2. No. 8. No. 14. No. 4. Na 10. No. 12. No. . Hood River Light & Power Company If you want quick return on your artf' life insurance policy, juat forget all th Labor Saving. Monty Saving and Tim Saving Electrical devices on the market at the present time. With an ecr,c Chafing Dish, at Percolator mod m Tomrior you can pre pare a good breakfaat or midnight lunch in 7 minutes to 10 minutes front the time you enter the kitchen. With an fJecrric WaaAi'ng Mar Aim you can put clothes to soak at sight, listen to them being washed while you eat breakfast, and watch an electric wringer do them in a twinkling after breakfast. Women in general understand the ua of and appreciate an Eloctrit Cmrlint iron. Innumerable other devices of a service able and inexpensive nature are on the market, and anyone who stops to think the matter over will appreciate the fact that a ahortening of the cord wood bill will more than equal the lengthening of Electric Light bilL If you have a lighting service you will note that you get the tleetricity for op erating these devices mostly on a very low rate. Resides this kxk at the difference in temperature in the room. Juat take a minute soma time and fig ure the cost of the wood consumed fur washing and ironing alone. If the supply house don't carry a stock of what you want, we will get it for you. iMm very man tikes His Wife to be admired. Why not adorn yours with one of our Handsome Necklaces or a pretty Locket and Chain? Our Jewelry is first of all Reliable. Its beauty you can judge for yourself. Its quality we guarantee. JL'RTHVP C LA-RICE HOOD. RIVER'S JEWELER Opposite Butler Bank OPEN EVENINGS In Brosius Block JUST RECEIVED A Car Load of Genasco Roofing the best Roofing on the market at a reasonable price. This roofing is now in use on the Nickelsen building and School House on the Heights It Is Not an Experiment Blowers Brothers Phone 99 Cor. Oak and First