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THE HOOD RIVER NEWS, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 17, 1910
POLK'S
GAZETTEER
A RnlnM I1rrtry af Mrk City,
1wa aad tllaaa tm Ofvaoa and
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fckrtrh vf tu-h plar-. l.aralto-1,
Milpplna; KartlUI-a aad lnl
ftrd Hirrrlarjr at rach UiuIhm
Mil I'rufraakm.
R. U POI K CO., Ia.
Noaltia, H ua.
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BATH
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IS A LUXURY
with the proper surroundings. I can
refit your w hole bath room lor a mod
erate gum, or supply you with fixtures
and trimmings that, are marvels o(
beauty and usefulness.
!k Me Towel Bars, Sponge Holders,
Soap Dishes, etc.
All Plumbing Work Promptly At
tended to.
R. D. GOULD
Si Oak St.
Phone 'J."
Bless Its
Little Heart
W e have every
thing for baby but
itsclothes. At this
drug store there
are the best of
baby foods, nurs
ing bottles.com bs
brushes, powders
etc. If there Is a
baby at your
house, get the
things he needs
here. Only the
best is good
enough for your
baby .and the best
is here.
CARL A. PLATH
PHARMACIST
The Rexall Store
J. F. WATT FOR
REPRESENTATIVE
lU'newed Intervttt In the eiinipfilKn
for nomination for state, anil coun
ty ollicerx develoiHH Saturday when
the nnnouuoemeut wan made that
Ir. J. F. Watt would become a can
didate, for the KeputtlU-an nomina
tion for joint repreneutatlve from
Hood Itlver and Vnnco counties.
Dr. Watt has become a candidate at
the it'qut'Ht of his many frlendx both
lu this and Waxco county and his
candidacy in the cauHe of much con
grit t illation on the part of local Ke
pubilcana. The doctor has been a
resident of Hood itlver for many
years aud It Is believed, if elected.
will represent the district Intelligent
ly, fairly aud with ability, ills dcc-
buatlon was filed Monday and petl
tlons placing him before the voters
are now U'liig circulated.
Another candidate to enter the
field after a long season of urging Is
O. H. Hhoades who will go U'fore
the primaries as a Republican candi
date for county coiumisHioner. Mr.
Iihoal "lias received asxurances of
strong support from all sectione of
tlit; couuty and his Interests In Its
various sections are said to le caus
ing him to be favored by the voters
of the upper valley.
New Pastor to Arrive
l!ev. J. P. Parsons, the new pastor
of the I'. 11. Church, Is expected to
arrive the last of the week and will
occupy the pulpit next Sunday morn
ing ninl evening. Mr. Parsons comes
from Munele, Indiana, where he has
served for six years as pastor of our
church In that city. It Is confidently
hoped that under his pastorate In
Hood Klver he may be as successful
as he has been in his former pastor
ate. The writer desires to express to
the people of Hood Klver his appre
ciation of many kindnesses shown
himself and family, and feels sure the
same will be accorded his successor.
Everybody Invited to the regular
services next Sunday.
J. II. Pakkkk.
Candidate for County Commissioner
I hereby announce to the voters of
Hood River couuty that I am a can
didate for the nomination for county
commissioner on the Republican
ticket at the primaries Sept. 54th. If
nominated and elected I will serve
all the people of the county to the
best of my ability. O. II. Khoadks.
LIVE LOCAL TOPICS
Lost A large back comb with
rhlnestoue settings. !ave at of lice
and get reward.
Klshop Paddock arrived here Mod
day from Eastern Oregou and Is the
guest ut his sister at her country
home In the Itarrett district..
A basket shadow social will Imj
given by the Young People's Society
at the liaptlst church Tuesday even
ing, August 23. - All young people
Invited.
W. J. Kennedy, former owner of
the east side ranch now In possession
of A. 1'. Manning, was here Monday
on a business visit. Mr. Kennedy Is
dow working a large tract which he
owns near Vancouver, Wash.
Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Perry, who
have beeu attending the district con
vention of the Missionary Alliance at
Tacoma, Wash., are spending a few
dajs In Seattle preparatory to re
turning to Hood River.
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Storms of Min
neapolis are visiting In the valley.
Mr. Storms Is secretary of the Ep-plng-Rrydle
Company and Is Interest
ed In lauds lu the valley. Mr. and
Mrs. Laird friends of the Storms are
also here.
Hud Cashen Is agalu actlug as day
clerk at the Mt. Hood Hotel during
the absence of Charlie Lnrseu. Hud's
smiling countenance behind thecoun
ter of the Mt. Hood recalls old times
and makes his many friends feel at
home In Hood River's pioneer hos
telry. Hon. W. R. Ellis of Pendleton, the
present congressman from this dis
trict, and Republican candidate
agalu for the nomination, was here
Monday meeting friends. Mr. Ellis
has dispensed with his whiskers
since his last visit here, and many
who formerly knew him well were
unable to recognize him until he In
troduced himself.
Tennis Club Entertains
The occasion of the monthly meet
ing of the Tenuis Club was made an
enjoyable affair Friday, when each
member was allowed to Invite a
guest aud lunch was served at the
court. After luncheon, the members
and their friends were takeu around
the valley In automobiles, Beven ma
chines being necessary to transport
the happy party, which, on Its re
turn to town, repaired to the roof
garden of the Hotel Oregon. This
had been prettily decorated for the
occasion, and refreshments were
served aud the party entertained
with music.
piPEsr
PIPES!
PIPES!
CALABASH
MEERSCHAUM
BRIAR
ID
FES
We have the Largest Assortment of
Fine Pipes ever shown in Hood River.
Don't forget to see our line
before you buy. ::::::
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Prices that are Right. Buy
direct from the Factory. : :
Ross, Richards & Co.
FOURTH AND STATE STREETS
WOMAN'S LEAGUE
HAS BUSY SESSION
The American Woman's league at
their last meeting decided to change
the day of meeting from Tuesday to
the lirst and Third Wednesday after
noons of each month, meeting at '.'::10
p. in. The tiext meeting will be
Wednesday the 17tb. It Is very Im
portant that each meinlter lie pres
ent, as uecessary business must lie
brought iK'fore this meeting lu re
gard to the endowment of each mem
ber, and the necessity of paying up
promptly. As soon as we have the
desired number of paid up inemliers,
we can make application for our
Chapter House.
We ought, If each member do her
part, be ablu to secure It this fall.
How many members can secure one
or two new members In the near
future? Each one ought to take
some responsibility In this work If
we succeed In bringing to Hood
River immediately one of the beauti
ful Chapter Houses which are offered
us through the league plan. Some
of the members have secured their
first lessons In their choice of studies,
aud we desire to-form classes lu
Musk China painting or whatever
course of Instruction they desire to
pursue.
The first one hundred thousand
members constitute the Founder's
Chapter., This entitles the holder to
special advantages, chief of whlcn Is
to share In the benefits of all endow
ments, which will lucrense from yeur
to year. The form of the league's or
ganization Is that of a trusteeship.
Its reserve funds are administered
by, and Its property Is vested In, the
board of trustees as a perpetual
trust of which the members are ejual
life beneficiaries. Reside this, the
leugue has behind It a purpose, an
ideal aud a usefulness of the highest
nature. It places within the reach
of all ambitious men and women the
widest possible opportunity for
themselves and their children, giving
them the assistance aud advantage
of a mighty national organization,
great educational Institutions and
beautiful local club houses. All this
has been accomplished by the united
effort of a multitude, each member
doltig a little part under a simple,
well-organized business plan. The
league rnukes no pretense of giving
'something for nothing." For every
service rendered to Its members a
corresponding service Is required of
Its niemliers, which any one who Is
not a laggard can perform In spare
tune. 1 nts source ol-lncome lav ob
tained through the co operation ol
Its memlHTs with the magazine pub
Ushers of the country, who pay Into
the treasury of the league one-half of
the total subscription Income, and.
In addition, giving the league free
advertising space. Any persons not
members of the league are welcome
to attend the tueetiugs of the league
for the purpose of ascertaining Infor
mation In regard to Its plan and
courses of study and benefits derived
from membership. We have still a
few reservations for membership In
the Founder's Chapter and would le
glad to secure these, before It Is too
late, for some of Hood River's men
or womeu. If you desire a good
thing, join the American Woman's
league and help yourselves thereby
to a higher plane of Intelligence and
usefulness, as well as doing a part In
bringing to the door of others that
which uplifts and lenefits them. All
available benefits of the league are
free to memlsTS Immediately upon
completion of. membership. Every
niorsber should have The Woman's
National Daily, 313 copies for one
dollar. This will keep you In touch
with the league work, also well
posted In the news of the day.
All members who desire to pay
their weekly payments will lie sup
plied with blanks If they attend the
next meeting. All money can be
sent to headquarters. The American
Woman's League, I'nlverslty City,
St. Ijouln, Mo.
Mhs. Mahtma W. Riohv,
President Local Chapter.
. PINE QK0VE
Ed. Hawkes Is building a fine barn,
with the assistance of Will Sears.
Rev. Hayes filled bis regular ap
pointment at church Sunday morn
ing. Miss Nina Itrown. from Portland.
is a truest of Mrs. J. (1. Jarvls this
i week.
Kuv f. Ifmitu' will iirpfirh In
1 line Grove at the M. E. church next
Sunday morning.
E. E. Lage had the misfortune to
uriritlri hi jinkh Ijiat. wnk find la
confined to the house in consequence.
E. E. Lage has lieen making good
Improvements on his house with an
external and Internal application of
paint.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark returned Sun
day from a visit to Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Kennedy, who are living near
Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Roltert Waugh re
turned from Lost Lake the latter
part of last week, having ss-nt sev
eral days with others In an outing
party.
Mr. Van horn 'a iteople are enter
taining friends from the east this
u-.u.l fltlwira fL'lw, fi PA ti t ,pl 'I I n I ii tr
are the Mason, Mohr and Vannier
families.
The Ladles' Aid Society will hold
their business meeting at the homo
of Mrs. E. E. lige Friday afternoon
of this week. There will le ehrtlon
of o Ulcers. .
Thoe from this vicinity who are
visiting Sensld are Mrs. ('has.
Sproat and daughters, Misses Etta
and Alletie Clark, ami Misses Pearl
Weir and Maggie Ccxiiran.
SPEC A
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Waists and Suits
Make your selections early and get
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Waist and Suit Sale for your 4 th of
July requirements.
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