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About The Hood River news. (Hood River, Or.) 1909-current | View Entire Issue (June 8, 1910)
8 THE HOOD RIVER NEWS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8, 1910 3 y Da All This Week, Saturday is the Last Day., Get Busy! Save 10 per cent on all Purchases of A 5 Ederheimer, Stein Se Co. ' u tin i $10.00 or more for cash anywhere in the store HALF PRICE SALE ON WINTER SUITS 100 Men's Suits 34 to 42 100 Boys' Suits 10 to 18 years $20 00 Suits, now . . $10.00 $10 00 Suits now . . $5.00 18 00 44 44 . . 9.00 9 00 44 44 . . 4.50 16 50 44 44 . . 8.25 8 00 44 44 . . 4.00 15 00 44 44 . . 7.50 7 50 44 44 . . 3.75 12 00 44 44 . . 6.00 6 00 44 44 . . 3.00 10 00 44 44 . . 5.00 5 00 44 . . 2.50 FRANK A. CHAM SALE Edcrheimer, Stein & Co. MAKIII Live Local Copies Learn to say EL RAYO. Mrs. Mc Gllvrey Is visiting friends Jn Portland. Chas. Flog, who recently moved to Portland was here Wednesday visit ing friends. Tamp (Jsborn's little son was taken to Portland last week where lie was fitted with a brace for his leg. . Y. Edwards and family are sending the week In Portlaud. They have taken their nuto and will tour Portland and vicinity while there. Mrs. Chas. J, Maber and children and her sister, Miss White are vlslt lng friends In the upper valley. The Mahers recently bought a place In the upper valley, which they will develop. Mrs. Harold Koeneman, formerly Miss Margaret Wallace, and Mr. Koeneman are visiting at the home of M""s. Koenenian's aunt in Port land where they will remain until after the Rose Festival. Later they will come to Hood Fiver and make an extended visit with Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Wallace, Mrs. Koeneman's parents. Yucco Tree Protectors nt White heads. Money to loan. Apply to Geo. D. Culbertson & Co. Hazelwood double Jersy butter milk received every day at Hoss, Richards & Company's. C. W. Edmunds, M. D., eye, car, nose and throat diseases exclusively. Office hours 9:30 a. m. to 4 p. m. Phone 43, Pes. .'W12 L. Buy two good lots for a little money. Payments on your own terms. Phone I68K, or address E. H. Hart wig, Hood River, Oregon. Pine, oak and fir 14-iuch woud for sale, delivered to any part of city. Phone !!. L or leave order for wood at .Star Grocery. J. E. Hannn. The Apple Growers' Union has on hand a carload of Rex Lime and Sul phur Solution, and more on the way. They will also sell Iilack Leaf and Arsenate of Lead. Your orders so licited. Chamberlain') Cough Remedy is sold on a guarantee that if you are not satisfied after using two-thirds of a bottle according to directions, your money will I. refunded. It Is up to you to try. Sold by all dealers. Mrs. G. P. Schlosser visited friends In Portland last week. II. E. Johnson, who Is at the Cot tage hospital, is reported as doing nleely. Dert Entrlcan has joined the ranks of the motorists by purchasing a Ford touring car. Mrs. A. R. Crump and daughter left last Thursday to spend two weeks In Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Ieroy Armstrong re turned last week from a ten days visit at Salt Lake City. Mrs. P. S. Davidson, who will be in attendance at the Rose Festival, left Sunday for Portland. Mrs. George Wilbur went to Port land Saturday and will spend the week atttending the rose show. Mrs. Wilbur, mother of Geo. Wll bur, of Nebraska, arrived here last week and may decide to make her home here. The arrival here this week of a Pierce Arrow belonging to Mrs. K, D. Rlshop makes the 70th automo bile In the valley. Excavation was begun last week on the Hellbronner block. The work of constructing the building will be hustled along and it Is ex pected to have the building com pleted before winter sets In. Work on the first National Rank building Is progressing. The plas. terlng on the second story Is finished and a good Idea of the commodious quarters of the Commercial Club can now be obtained. The big vaults for the bank are also In place. G. P. Christie, who has served as deputy sheriff for some time, has bought the grocery store anil stock of Hubbard Taylor, on the height1), and took possession last week. The many friends of Mr. Christie about town are wishing him success In his new venture. Coarse ground and rock salt at Whiteheads. Geo. D. CullK-rtson & Co. write all kluds of Insurance. Fire, life, acci dent, plate glass and bonds. Hazelwood sweet cream and Ice cream can be obtained In quantities from now on at Ross & Richard's. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets will brace up the nerves, banlnh sick headache, prevent de spondency and Invigorate the whole system. Sold by all dealers. JVetet orK 'Bond Cigars ...At ALL DEALERS... Campbell & Cvans Distributors Rev. Joseph Raker and wife are at the Alliance Chapel this week. Rom to Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Jant- I inn nf flu lr 11 rnro !dv '!1 n crtrl Dr. Sharp has bought a Hudson Twenty and Is learning to drive It under the coaching of Bud Cashen. J. Margullis after a four weeks' siege of rheumatism and lumbago, Is again able to be about with the use of the cane. Miss Carol Miller of Marietta, Ohio. Is the guest of Mrs. C. W. Edmunds whom she will visit for a week before returning home. A. W. Woodcock of Seattle spent several days here last week looklug about the valley for the purpose of securing a fruit farm. L. Samuels of the Oregon Life who with his wife bad been making stay at Hood River left Sunday for their home In Portland. Jack Luckey left Sunday tor (ires- ham, Oregon, where he has secured a position In a large blacksmithlng and Iron work establishment. Rev. C. H. Chrlsman. district su perlnteudent of the Christian and Missionary Alliance, preached at the Alliance Chnpel Thursday und Frl day. Tom Chapman has bought the two acre block east of the high school and will erect a fine residence for himself on one of the lots It con tains. H. F. Davidson has exchanged his Hudson Twenty for a larger one and Is now driving a Hudson touring car, which he secured from the 'ill bert-Vnughan Implement Company, The local cigar factory is doing a good business and a demand for the homemade article Is growing dally. In order to supply the Increasing trade another cigar maker was put to work last week. Regular services will be resumed at the Methodist church next Sun day, Rev. Ford preaching at 11 a. m. Rev. Walton Sklpworth, district sup erlntendent, will preach In the even Ing. A cordial Invitation Is extended to all. The large stock of books placed on sale by the Paris Fair attract many buyers. A good many of the new books find their way to the counter of the Paris Fair. No one need go without reading matter when It can be purchased as cheaply as It Is of fered there. Hugh I lad ley had a narrow escape from lielng seriously Injured Thurs day by running Into a buggy while riding a bicycle. He struck the ve hide with such force that he was ex trlcated from one of the wheels with difficulty. He was badly bruised about the head and shoulders. Cent Cigars Irc good Portland Oregon A full line of poultry supplies at Whitehead's. (J. W. Carrier, expert piano tuner; resilient of valley. Phone 210-K For Salt lirand new visible type, writer, I'm. Try It a week. A. Wll son, Mount Hood depot. The Ross & Richards Company will serve Hazelwood special Ice cream Sundays at the same price as other creams. If you are not satisfied after using according to directions two-thirds of a brittle of Charntierlaln's Stomach and Liver Tablets, you can h.ive your money back. The tablets cleanse and Invigorate the stomach, Improve the digestion, regulate the bowels. Give them a trial and get well. Hold by all dealers. Rom to Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Stevens In this city May 31, a girl, Mrs. C. N. Clarke Is In Portland this week attending the rose festival. Floyd Spurllng has moved Into the cottage he recently completed on .May Street. Jenkins Walters and family went to Portland Monday to be present In that city during the rose festival. The new Ferguson block has a good start, the foundation lielng completed and work liegun on the ground floor. C. R. Knutson of Chehalis, who Is conducting a skating link there. spent several days here last week visiting W. D. Rogers. Mrs. M. P. Sax of Mc Minnvllle, Oregon, who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. W. H. Warren nt lielmout, returned home Sunday afternoon. The lawn arouud the high school which was graded and seeded re cently Is commencing to spread a green carpet around the school house and Is a decided Improvement. A line of refrigerators, big and small, In Rlowers Bros, window re mind us that summer Is here and that we will have to get ready for the Iceman. Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Pratt left Tues day for a visit In Maine and New York. They were accompanied by Miss Helen E. Pratt, who has been visiting her brother and who will go to her home at Milwaukee, Wis. Miss Blanche Phillips, who spent the last year with her sister, Mrs. J. H. Osborne, left Thursday for New York, where she will sail for Europe on June lth. Her tour will be quite an extensive one, keeping her away until fall. The concluding numlier of the Mas cot which has just licen Issued from the News oflice Is one of the most In teresting gotten out by the high school during the past term. It con tains portraits of the faculty and graduates and a sketch of the lives of the latter. The magazine has had a successful year under the manage ment of its editors and business manager. Burnette Duncan returtied Monday from a several days' trip through the Willamette valley as far as Rose- burg. While there he vlHlted the project lielng exploited at Sutherlin and says that things are being done there on a Inrge scale. The promot ers of the project own the hotel and everything In connection with sur rounding country and are attracting many buyers. Mrs. Duncan Is spend ing the week In Portland. DONT PAY HIGH PRICES FOR Orchard Properties When you can buy good prop erty way below the market price JVot more than , o o o To handle any of these snaps If your horse Is run down and out of condition and you want to get him In shape to do good strong work buy a pall of Rex .Stock Food It will do the Job. Whitehead's. I have a client who wants to bor row f 300 for two years. Will pay H per cent and secure note with first mortgage fin Improved real estate valued at flMJW. Phone 30H-M. S.W. Stark, Eliot Bldg. "It cured me," or "It saved the life of my child," are the expressions you hear every day about Chnmlierlaln's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. This 1h true the world over where this valuable remedy has lieeu Intro duced. No other inwllclne In use for diarrhoea or bowel complaints has received such getieral approval. The secret of the success of Chamberlain's ollc, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy la that It cure. Sold by nil dealers". IMPROVED 10 ACRES near school, store and railway station, on main road, good soil, good drainage. All aet to two year old Newtown, and Spitzenbergs, excellent condition. Bargain at $ii,W0. 10 ACRES heavy red ihot aoil. 8 1-2 miles southwest of Hood River on main county road. Partially cleared. New house and bam. Price $3,000. 12 1-2 ACRES commercial orchard. East Side, present owner will guarantee to.OOO for apple crop this year and take full care of same. Price $18,000. 20 ACRES best red shot soil, all vet to one j6wr old troea. $-175 per fn, 36 ACRE ranch, large commercial orchard, modern buildings, etc UNIMPROVED 10 ACRES red shot soil, all under the ditch.nenr railway, school and store, $2,000. 20 ACRES. 12 1-2 slashed and burned, red shot soil, close in. $175 per acre, 20 ACRES high and sightly, in best orchard district, practically cleared, $350 per acre. 33 ACRES light clearing, red shot soil. $1000. 40 ACRES, light clearing, good orchard land. Bargain at $!K per acre. Easy Terms on all the Above Properties Invest a small amount of money, buy now, and in a few years be numbered among the wealthy Devlin & f irebaugb THE LEADING DEALERS S wet land Ruilrting Hotel Oregon Ruilding PORTLAND, OREGON HOOD RIVER, OREGON i i
