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About The Hood River news. (Hood River, Or.) 1909-current | View Entire Issue (July 27, 1910)
I THE HOOD RIVER NEWS, WEDNESDAY, JULY 27, 1910 VVc Carry the NEMO Corsets for Ladies. AH sizes. The easiest, best fitting, best wearing CORSET Made. Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothes Manhattan Shirts and John B. Stetson Hats, for Men THE PARIS FAIR The Store That Gives the Biggest Values Xfc 11 f preference. We were never in better shape to take make the "Cut Price" seem less. We make no mis- Cy" J OV JSC XV SOVK advantage of these conditions than we are this fall statements to sell goods. We have built up our busi- and we intend to put in a larger and finer assortment ness by honest dealing and we are going to keep On last Friday Our Buyer, Mr. M. E. McCarty, than ever. right on growing, following this same rule. We started on his regular fall trip to New York and We want to thank our many customers for the carry all grades of goods and for our better lines we other Eastern Markets to purchase our Fall and excellent trade they have given us, and promise in carry the very best brands the markets afford -goods Winter Stock. We make this trip twice each year tne future, as we have done in the past, to treat our where quality and workmanship have made them the and aim to be on the ground early enough that we customers as we would like to be treated ourselves largest concerns of the country, get first pick of the Best of the good things, and un(jer sjmiiar circumstances. We do not make any Thanking you for past patronage and assuring with the cash that guarantees the Biggest Values statements that we cannot back up, and when we tell you that our efforts are for your interests, we are that there is going. vou an article is worth so much and we are selling it Yours truly, The Buyer with the Cash is always given the for so and so, it is no exaggeration as to its value to THE PARIS FAIR HamiCtcn & Drown and 3ne Brown . Ladies High Top Shoes AMERICAN GENTLEMEN AND WHITE HOUSE SHOES 5wtC,ii' Sft0C? American ady and .r Qun Met CaJf gkin and Elk gkin Neat dresgy for Men for dregg and eyery day wean The largest YVftite Kcuse Shoes for Women. and durable) and very reasonable in price. and best line of High Tops in the city. SPECIAL Ladies Outing Suits Special-Men's Oxfords Misses and Childrens Oxfords, Pumps, and Slip pers. Values up to $1.50 a pair. of Khaki cloth, with or without divided skirts, for in Patent Leather, Gun Metal or Kid. Values up to Your Choice, the pair, 83c $3-5, $4-5, $5.00 and $5.50. $4.00. Your choice, the pair, $2.23. . ... I -I - 1 Lujctiriant FlufJ-y 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 of all a chance for nature to work, so a strong growth of manageable hair is the result Use ClarKe's Shampoo Jelly, 25c CHAS. ft. CLARKE GLACIER PHARMACY Hood River :: :: Oregon INTEREST CONTINUES IN COUNTY POLITICS County politics has continued to occupy a share of the public Interest during the week. Several new can didates have announced their Inten tion to run for office, while others have declined to accept the nomina tions made by the couty assembly. The refusal of J. P. Lucas to become a candidate for assessor has made It necessary for the Republican County Central Committee to select another candidate and the uomluution has been tendered to Henry Howe, who is now at Walla Walla and who Is expected to accept. Dr. ttroslus has also refused to become u candidate for county coroner, making It neces sary to secure a some one for this oflice. Ho far there Is no aspirant so ; the nomlantlon Is still open. W. K. Hanson deputy county clerk and who has filled this position very acceptably for more than u year, an nounces that he will be a candidate before the primaries for the Repub lican nomination for county clerk. Mr. Hauson has made many friends while In the clerk's office who believe that his services deserve recognition Another candidate w ho will go lie fore the voters at the primaries Is Jasper Wlckbam who desires the Re publican nomination for assessor. For several years Mr. Wlckham has Ix-en deputy assessor and thinks It Is time to either step up Into the asses sor's or retfre. Mr. Wlckham Is well known at Hood River having lxn a resident here for many years, and has many friends. To Establish Milk Depot fieo. I). Hascall has bought the milk and cream business of the 1'ay son Dairy Co., and eipects to con duct the business on a new plan. Mr, ilascall hus had considerable experi ence In the business, having lieen con nected with a large dairy concern In Illinois and will establish a perma nent milk depot In Hood River from I which the milk will be distributed 'and where it enn be obtained by those who do not cure to have it de I llvered. For this purpose he has ' rented the apartments In the David ' sou building formerly occupied by the Glacier office. The name of the com pany will be changed to the I'urity j Dairy Company ami Mr. Hascall has 1 secured the services of ieo. James of I HiiHum, an exHTlenced dairyman, to : handle the business for him. OLD LANDMARK TO BECOME GARAGE An Interesting old landmark in Jiood River took a change of posl tloa and a new lease of life this week when the old store building on the l'aradlse Farm tract was moved to le transformed Into a garage. The building will occupy a position west of the residence of Mr. and Mrs. 1a.' Armstrong. Originally it was own ed by the late Dr. W. ,. Adams and was the first store building at Hood River. Its construction was com menced In Wtl and the store was op ened for business In 177. Notwith standing Its long and somewhat va ried career th old timer Is In an ex cellent state of preservation and good for many years to come as the home of the irrepressible honk wagon. Teething children have more or less diarrhoea, which can be con trolled by giving Chamls-rlaln's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy. All that Is necessary Is to give the pre-scrils-d dose after each operation of the bowels more than natural and then castor oil to cleanse the system. t Is safe and sure. Hold by all deal HOOD RIVER BOY Correspondence HAS WIRELESS PLANT That Hood River is soon to have a wireless telegraph plant la evident from the progress now being made by Paul Manning In the construction of his system of devices with which he Is certain to snatch the secrets from the clouds. The basic plant upon which Paul Is at work has been tried out and found efficient fur short distance communications and the Improvements contemplated by the hustling Journal carrier promise to !e of value. Mr. Manning stated that he would be able to communi cate with the wireless plant at Port land and also ships at sea. MARRIED KINOSI.EV-TATK Out, of the prettiest weddings of the seasou was solemnized fit the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. Tate In Hood River valley Wednesday afternoon,. July L'Oth when Miss Nellie M. Tate and M. Iceland Klngslcy were Jollied In the bonds of matrl mony. The young people were married as they stood on the porch of the house which hud been beautifully decorated for the occasion and took their posi tions to the strains of a wedding march played by Mrs. Fred Tate. Mr. Klngsley was attended by A'l bert J. ISrunciuist as best man and Miss Jennie Forry was brliU-smaid. Miss Margaret Hubbard of Portland acted as flower girl and little Matiel Tate, a cousin of the bride, was ring bearer. The ceremony was performed by Rev. J. G. Tate, father of the bride, In the presence of seventy-five rela fives and Invited guests, who show ered the young couple with many valuable and useful gifts. At the conclusion of the ceremonv the young party retired to the beautiful country home of Mr. and Mrs. C. D. inomiison where a reception was given In their honor. The bride Is the accomplished daughter of Rev. and Mrs. J. (i. Tate and the groom Is a civil engineer and well known at Hood River. Mr, and Mrs. Klngsley will make their future home In Hood River. The News Joins their many friends In well wishes. Lawn Picnic at Barrett The lawn picnic of the Itarrttt Country Club Friday evening at the home of J. H. Jeffrey was an unquali fied success, nearly fifty being pres ent. The gentlemen showed their appreciation by coming, ami ex pressed as much zeal In having a good time and In getting acquainted with each other as they do In culti vating their fine orchards. A delicious buffet supper was served. It Is the plan of the Club to have these guest evenings once a month. The next regular meeting of the Club will be with Mrs. I. Inning. Baptist Social The finishing touches are now be ing put on the new Ilaptlst parson age, and the new building Is an orna ment to the Heights. On Thursday afternoon the ladles of the church will receive their friends In the church house and In the evenlngof Thursday an Ice cream social will lw held on the premises. A general Invitation Is extended to nil. The world's most successfu 1 med cine for bowel complaints is Cham-Is-rlaln's Colic, Cholera and Dlar-rli-a Remedy. It has relieved more pain nnd suffering and saved more lives than any other medicine In use. Invaluable for children and adults. Hold by nil dealers. PINE GROVE Harry Jarvls left for southern Ore gon the first part of last week. Miss Rena Vannler Is visiting friends in Portland this week. Mrs. J. O. Mark eutertnlned Mrs. Terxes from Sherldau, Ore., Satur day and Sunday. Miss Mollie A Id rich from North Dakota visited friends In this vicinity Friday and Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Church and Miss M. J. Aldrlch were guests of Mr. and Mrs. ('has. Sproat Sunday. An outing party composed of twelve persons weut to Trout Lake the early part of the week to be nb sent several days. Willis Vanllorn had a serious In Jury last week, caused by an electric motor. Bert Van Horn from Buffalo, N. Y., Is visiting bis brother Willis. Miss Ada Mark entertained a friend from Salem Saturday. Miss Nellie Johnson Is visiting In Portland. Rolland Lewis visited H. M. Vau nler and family Saturday ami Sun day. Rev. Hayes has selected for his sub ject next Sunday, which promises to le a very Interesting one, '"The Full of Babylon." It will be a temper ance sermon. There will be special music. A Meeting of Live Wires There will be a special meeting at the Asbury Methodist church Thurs day evening at N o'clock. Dr. Ford, the pastor, calls upon every "live wire" member of his congregation to le present. Au Important conference. No collection or subscriptions will 1m taken. Mrs. Helme is visiting .friends In Portland. Till Saturday, July 30, ONLY ADAMS PARADISE ACREAGE When the stomach falls to perform Its functions, the bowels become de ranged, the liver nnd kidneys con gested causing numerous diseases. The stomach and liver must le re stored to a healthy condition and Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets can Is? depended upon to do It. Kasy to take ami most effective. For sale by all dealers. Real Estate Bulletin The Mooney Strawberry Patch of 9 66-100 acres, on Belmont road, opposite Mrs. Howe's, for $8,000. Terms: One-fourth cash; balance, 7 per cent, for five years. Im mediate possession given. This is the last chance at the above price, as my con tract expires on the 30th day of July, 1910. $10,500. 9 Acres on the East Side, all in 3 to 6 year old trees. Rood crop this year, with the place; close to transportation; church, store, school. Easy terms. $7500. 10 Acres 1 mile out; 8 acres in trees and berries, 2 acres in pasture. Barn, horse and all tools; 5 inches water. Easy terms. M. P. ISENBERG, AGENT G. Y. EDWARDS & CO. Office Oregon Hotel Building FHONB 228-L f SHIP YOUR APPLE?! WITH THE i DAVIDSON F R U I T COMPANY and get the benefit of SEVENTEEN YEARS SUCCESSFUL EXPE RIENCE IN MANDL1NQ TMIS FRUIT. Our careful attention and experience shows in the promptness and amount of the return. SHIPPING WAREHOUSE Foot oJ Third Street Phone No. 65 j)