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THE HOOD RIVER NEWS, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3, 1910
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See Our Specials in Men's Suits. Some big
values in these Suits, including Hart, SchatTner &
Marx make. Just look them over.
THE PARIS FAIR
The Store That Saves You Money
Try the Cumfy-cut Sleeveless Vests
for Ladies. They have the can't
slip straps.
SPECIAL
SPECIAL
Men's and Ladies Oxfords
Shoes that are worth double the money. But we
must make room for the new fall lines that are
already beginning to arrive. We have never offered
Better Values than we are now in this line. You
can afford to buy these, even though you would not
need them until next season, at the price we are
selling them at. There is not all sizes and in the
men's they are mostly sizes 6 to 8, and in the ladies
from 2 1-2 to 4 1-2. Their regular selling price is
from $2.50 to $4.00 a pair; we have bunched these
and make a special price of
The Pair, $1.83
Men's and Ladies Canvas Shoes and Oxfords, all
sizes. Ladies Canvas Oxfords, 75c values,
The Pair, 59c
Ladies Ox Blucher cut. Regular $1.00 values, the
pair, 75c
Ladies Oxfords, Blucher cut, medium heavy and
turn soles, plain cap, and embroidered toe. Regular
$1.35 values.
The Pair, $1.19
Ladies Canvas Oxfords, Blucher cut, welt and
turn soles, colors white, grey and blue, $1.50 values.
Special, the Pair, $1.29
Men's Canvas Oxfords and Shoes, Blucher cut,
leather cap and trim. Values $1.25 to $1.50.
The Pair, $1.00
Ladies Tailored Suits Reduced
We have some splendid Bargains in these suits,
colors blue, brown, grey and black.
$ 9.00 Suits, special $ 6-00
10.00 Suits, special... 6.67
15.00 Suits, special 10.00
18.00 Suits, special 12.00
Ladies Sleeveless Vests
Fine Lisle Thread and Jersey ribbed silk finished,
with round and square yoke, silk taped, trimmed
with a splendid grade of lace 2 inches wide. Values
from 15c up to 40c. Special for One Week, com
mencing Thursday, August 4th,
Your choice, the garment, 15c
Ladies Hose, fast black, well shaped; the kind
others sell for 10c a pair.
Our price, the pair, 5c
Lujrttriant
Huffy
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
Clarke s Shampoo Jelly
It means clean hair, a perfectly clean
and healthy scalp, and best 61 all a
chance for nature to work, so a strong
growth of manageable hair is the result
Use ClarKe's Shampoo Jelly, 25c
GHAS. N. CLARKE
GLACIER PHARMACY
Hood River
Oregon
THINKS APPLES WILL
BRINGJ300D PRICES
Bert VanHorn, member of the Ia
v!dncm Fruit Company, and oue of
the liest pouted frultmen and lurgewt
operators In tue country, announce!
that the Davldaon Company In In the
market for Hood Kiver applet) thin
year and that he believes the crop
should bring good money.
Mr. VanHorn has developed an
much fruit land as anybody at Hood
ttfver, and, In fact, la one of the
heaviest owners of orchard property
In the valley. Since his arrival here
several weeks ago he has made an
Inspection of the apple crops, and
says he takes the opposite view of
buyers who believe the Hood Kiver
fruit should not bring as good a
price as last year. In fact, Mr. Van
Horn warns growers against getting
cold feet or letting their apples go at
anything but a highly profitable
figure. His reason for this, he Kays,
is his interest In the Hood Itlver
country, and also because be believes
crop conditions throughout the
country do not warrant any slump
In prices. He-dlls attention to the
short crop In many districts, the In
crease In the demand for fancy
apples, and wider marker, and adds
that growers should not le misled In
disposing of their fruits.
The Davidson Company has closed
with several growers for their fruit,
and expects this year to handle a
greater volume of business than In
several years.
Ascended Mt. Hood Safely
That trips to the summit of Mt.
Hood are more popular than ever
tbla nummer, was evidenced Satur
day when another large party left
the city for the top of the mountain.
The party Included J. M. Culbertson,
Lou and Mason lialdwln, Iewis and
Ferdinand Struck, Mr. Rogers of the
upper valley, two Portland men and
two young ladies. I he start was
made from here at 5 o'clock Satur
J day evening, the party arriving at
I Lou Bald win's at 11 ::;, where they
rested until 1 :.'' and then started for
i the Inn, arriving there at ." o'clock.
' The top of the mountain was reached
at 12:.' 10. Returning, the party got
' back to the Inn at :i o'clock and
! reached town at 10 p. in. No accl
dent marred the trip, which Is stated
! to have lieen very enjoyable.
Fellowship Will Meet
C. I). Thompson, president of the
Applegrowers Fellowship, calls the
attention of members to the fact
that there will be an Important
meeting of the association Saturday
afternoon at the Commercial Club
rooms. The meeting will )e called
to order at 2:'-V. Among other
things that will be considered will be
tli'it of voting ou an amendment to
the by-laws and taking up the mat
ter of Incorporating.
Gospel Tabernacle
The Interest In t lie meetings at the
Alliance tent continues unabated,
therefore will be conducted for at
least one more week. Kacli evening
at 7:1"), with morning, afternoon and
evening services Sunday August "th.
These meeting are for the purpose of
deepening the lives of Christians and
proclaiming a full gospel that will
Have from a life, of sin unto u life of
holiness. You are Invited. C. K.
I'crry, Pastor.
Bad Checks Cause Arrest
Sheriff Chrlsman arrested Robert
T. Jones, living near Hood River,
last week, on the complaint of
Heater & Brown, saloonkeepers,
who say he passed bad checks, one
fur $" and one for on them.
Jones was taken to The halles for a
hearing and It Is expected that he
will be released,
ARE WE GOING TO
HAVE AFRUIT FAIR
Last fall a movement was started
to incorporate, buy ground, erect a
building and have a permanent home
tor an annual fruit fair, but not suffi
cient support was giveu to warrant
the board to go ahead. Too many
of our people wanted to wait and
see the prospect for this year.
This summer it was thought for a
time suitable quarters were to be
provided which could be rented, but
this failed to materialize and again
the board have taken up the build
ing proposition. An option on a
suitable location has been secured
and we have been soliciting subscrip
tions for stock ou a proposition
which It seems can be made to pay
expenses.
We are uot having the support
that such a movement warrants.
No one questions or doubts the
many benefits to be derived from the
fruit fair, but too many are willing
to set by and allow the other fellow
to do the work and put up the nec
essary funds to do the business.
The answer to our question lies
with the people of Hood River aud
Hood River valley. If we are to
have a fair (and we never needed
one more than this year) we must
get busy. A building must be erected
and It Is up to you fellow citizens to
provide the funds.
C. I). Thompson, Sec'y Board.
Speaks Well of Hood River
F. L. Fvans, a civil engineer, for
merly of Philadelphia, but now of
Astoria, who is Interested In Klk
Creek beach property, was here for
a day or two last week. Mr. Evans'
home Is in Astoria, which he believes
is the coming seaport along the Ore
gon and Washington coast. He is a
delegate to the National Irrigation
Congress which convenes at Pueblo,
and will represent the state at Its
sessions.
The Klk Creek beach property is
considered one of the best along the
coast us a summer resort. A num
ber of Hood River people have
bought property there, among them
Or. C. H. Jenkins and Postmaster
Wm. Yates. The latter Is there with
his family at present, taking an out
ing. Several other Hood River peo
ple are contemplating buying at Klk
Creek, and it Is expected to secure
quite a colony from the valley before
the lots are all sold. Mr. Kvans had
a good word to say fur Hood River,
aud believes It to be the finest fruit
country In the state. He Is an ar
dent enthusiast In regard to Ore
gon's future, and predicts a wonder
ful development for It.
Will Put On Removal Sale
Morlnn & Luthrop, who soon ex
pect to move Into their new quartern
in the Otten block, announce a big
removal sale to commence Saturday,
August lilh. In another part of the
paper the bargains offered are fully
set forth In a page ad. It Is the ex
pectation of the firm to get Into their
new building September 1st, and In
order to reduce the expense of mov
ing and make room for new stock,
the sale has Is-cn put on to close out
some of t he lines. Those In search of
bargains will find many things of la
te rent by reading thelrnd vertlsement.
Aldred (lets State Street Contract
W. (J. Aldred, who had the con
tract fur the Twelfth street Improve
ment and did the work In such good
shape, was awarded the contract by
the council Monday night for Im
proving State street. The work of
Mr. Aldred about the city has given
good satisfaction aud It Is believed
that he will live up to his reputation
iu makiug u fine street of this Impor
tant thoroughfare.
Organized Social Club
A meeting of a number of ladies of
of the west side was held recently at
the home of Mrs. Doletha Mortimer
and the Tuesday Afternoon Bridge
Club organized. The officers of the
new club for the coming year are
Mrs. Ktta Bowman Bancroft, presi
dent; Mrs. Mortimer, vice president,
and Miss Horning, secretary and
treasurer. The next meeting of the
club will lie held with Mrs. C. I).
Thompson.
(lood reliable man, with experience
of farming, wants place on fruit farm
by month. A good home a greater
consideration than the highest
wages. "H. C." care of F. J. Iiolsen,
K. R. :t, Aurora, Ore
DAVIDSON FRUIT CO.
READY FOR APPLES
The Davidson Fruit Co. has just
closed the strawberry season, hav
ing handled some 2.",0u) crates which
netted here at Hood River $2.:!:! per
crate, giving their customers an In
creased profit of 20e per crate, or
about $.",(XH over other shippers.
This firm will be In the apple deal
and expect to maintain their good
reputation by giving their customers
satisfaction.
Those having crops of fancy apples
will no doubt put money Into their
pockets by arranging with the Da
vidson Fruit Co. to
fruit.
Phone them at i.
ofllce at the foot of
Hood River, Oregon.
handle their
or call at the
Third street.
Real Estate Bulletin
It's Hard
to
Get Over
the fact that the
keener the judge
the surer the ap
proval of our
drugs. We do our
buying on the pre
sumption that
every visitor to
our store is an
expert judge of
drugs. 'I hat plan
insures a quality
that will meet the
requirements of
experts and at the
same time makes
it impossible for
one in-expert to
get stuck on an
inferior quality.
$10,500. 9 Acres on the East
Side, all in 3 to 6 year old trees,
pood 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.
G. Y. EDWARDS & CO.
Office Oregon Hotel Building
PHONE 22-L
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experience shows in the promptness and amount of the returns.
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Foot of Third Street
Phone No. 65