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10 THE HOOD RIVER NEWS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1910 ilir mm ; i Ml i- -r- . Another Shipment of Coats and Suits There is no uncertainty as to the correctness of our styles. If you are conversant with Fashions latest word, you will read its interpretation in these autumn gar ments. These Suits and Coats are fresh from the hands of the makers. They are just the sort of clothes a lady of taste and refinement likes and longs to wear. Now is the time to select your Fall Suit or Coat because the choice is limitless. Then, too, there is a great satisfaction in having your Fall Clothes early in the season and get the full use of them. : See Windobvs. Come in and looK. you are XVelcome Alkvays. Butterick Patterns FRANK A. CHAM Florsheim Shoes Live Local Copies Horn To Mr. aud Mrs. E. H.Hart ltev. and Mrs. (iearhart of I'ennsyl wlg, Tuesday, August 30, a daughter, vaula are guests at the home of Mr. Win. Vogt, formerly of Hood River'1"! Mrs. K. O. Hall. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Smith left Thursday for an eastern visit. Ir. and Mrs. Watt, after a week's stay In the metropolis returned home Wednesday evening. ('. A. Morden, business mauuger of the Oregonlan, was here Saturday ou a business visit In the valley. M. E. Welch, the veteran horseman spent the week In I'ortland attend ing the race meet and live stock show. Truman liutler enjoyed a two days' visit at the Portland live stock show last week returning Friday evening. H. C. aud A. W. Peters went to Portland Friday to attend the stock show and spend several days In the city. W. II. Marshall Is also making a Portland visit. llev. and Mrs. E. T. Simpson aud children got here Friday. Mr. Simp son, who Is the new rector of St. Mark's church, was given a reception at the Commercial Club rooms last evening. (', E. Markham, who recently sold his Hood Klver ranch, has been mak ing a tour of the coast cities accom panied by his family. He will locate at Eos Angeles for the winter where the children will attend school. C. I'ethmau and family, accompan ied by Hans Lage, left Friday over the O. W A: N. for a month's visit lu Iowa. The lethmans will go to Dennlson aud Mr. Iage to Daven port, where both have relatives. The big Iloyal touring car owned by E. E. Foust caught fire while standing on Second street Friday and caused Mr. Foust to move lively to extinguish It. The oil fin the machine became Ignited In some un known way, Yucco Tree Protectors at White heads. Copy for advertisements must be lo the office by Monday noon. For Sale Brand new visible tye wrlter.fi".. Try it a week. A. Wil son, Mount Hood depot. Some fine sightly residence lots, in ! nice location, for sale very cheap for next 30 days. Phone 142. (ieo. D. i Culbertson & Co. i Wanted An exjierletjced orchard- 1st to take charge of young and liearing orchard In White Salmon j valley. Address J. C Maclnnes, White 1 Salmon, Wash.1 I Special Sunday evening dinner at i the Mount Hood hotel. Table d'hote fifty cents, t; to 7:.'!) p. m. Music ,y ( the Mandolin Club. Town anil val-. ly pe jple especially welcome. Not a minute should be lost when j a child shows symptoms of croup. Chamljerlaln's Cough Kemedy given ! as soon as the child lecomes hoarse, ! or even after the croupy cough np-s-ars, will prevent the attack. Hold by all dealers. Mme. Stabler, lately of Minneapo lis, Minn., a former well known milli ner of that city, will makea showing of the latest styles In Flsk and (Jnge pattern hats In the window of the Hoffman Mercantile Company, com mencing today. This Is an oppor tunity ao obtain up to date and stylish hats at a low figure, must go nt a low figure. Miss Marie Mohr left for a visit to friends at Hayvllle, Ore., Thursday. Carl Halversou came down from Madras, Ore., Thursday to spend his vacation with his family. Mrs. H. H. Bailey, who has been spending several weeks In Missouri, returned to Hood Klver Wednesday. L. T. Hofer. son of Col. Hofer, edi tor of the Salem Journal, was here Saturday visiting James E. Mont gomery of the Glacier. Rev. aud Mrs. ci. W. Kennedy de parted last Saturday for the Hood River valley where they will spend some time on their little farm and possibly make It their future home. Dufur Dispatch. Mr." aud Mrs. It. H. Wallace left Portland Tuesday with a motor party for u visit to Salem and the state fair. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Koenemann are at present making a stay In I'ortland. Mr. nnd Mrs. M. M. Hill went to Portland Wednesday where Mrs. Hill left lu the evening over the Can adian Pacific for an eastern trip, ac companied by her daughter. Mr. Hill returned to Hood Klver Thurs day. Ir. Dutro spent several days In I'ortland last week In connection with an operation which was per formed Tuesday on Mrs. Dutro for uppendlcltls, by Ir. J. K. Eocke. We are pleased to note that the op eration was successful and that Mrs. Dutro Is doing nicely. M. J. VanVorst, well known here and a candidate for Joint senator. has leen busy the past week getting his candidacy lefore the people of Skamania and Klickitat counties. He Is said by the Enterprise to le meeting with the Is-st of encourage ment. A. C. Hallaiu, who Is Interested In the large tract of land recently bought by Iowa and Nebraska peo ple from Mrs. MacKae, arrived here last week aud Is making prepara tions to have It cleared. The Dalles Chronicle notes that W. E. Mills paid a 110 fine In City Re corder Davis' court last week, plead ing guilty to the charge of operating his automobile for hire without a license. He also paid a license fee of $.". E. E. Foss, a Hood Klver man, waii also fined for the same offense. Is now conducting a men's furnish ing store at White Salmon. Fred H. McMillan, formerly of Hood Klver, but now living at Salem Is visiting friends at Hood Klver. Mrs. F. K. Howard left Thursday for a two weeks' visit with friends and relatives In Portland and Van couver, Wash. Mrs. P. A. Clancey, who has leen spending the summer at her country place near Fir, returned to Portland Monday for the winter. Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Page were guests Sunday at the DeHart home. Mr. Page last year bought the choice grade of Spitz and Newtownesold by the union. LeKoy Armstrong returned Wed nesday from a ten days' stay at Salt Eake City and, accompanied by Mrs Armstrong, went to Portland Wed nesday afternoon. O. P. Dabney left Portland Sunday for u sight-seeing trip. He u 111 be gone a month and among other places that will be visited by him will be Yellowstone Park Dr. Iteaumout und J. E. Kand of Portland were Sunday visitors at Hood Klver. Mr. Hurlburt also came up and spent the day with his son, C. M. Hurlburt. J. W. Plfer formerly of Pittsburg and now living In Portland was here Monday ou a sightseeing trip. He visited the valley accomlianled by several former Pennsylvaulans. Mrs. A. A. Schenck and daughter, who have been spending the summer at their country place, left Monday morning on the boat for Portland and took the train from there for their home in Omaha. A new use for automobile goggles: was noted by visitors at the railroad station Saturday, where one of the passengers on a train had a pair that he was using to protect his eyes while he kept his head out of the window. Stock Coarse ground and rock salt at Whiteheads. The Hood Klver Apple Vinegar Co. Is now ready to receive apples. Krlng them to us. (Jeo. D. CultsTtson Ac Co. write all kinds of insurance. Fire, life, acci dent, plate glass and bonds. A vote for William J. Clarke, re publican, flat salary candidate for stnU; printer, will extinguish the last relic of the vicious fee system and save to the taxpayers over UMXM) annually. Kead his argument In the Corrupt Practices pamphlet. Don't waste your money buying plasters when you can get a bottle of Chamls-rlatn's Elulment for U."c. A piece of flannel dampened with this liniment Is superior to any plaster for lame back, pains In the side and chest and much cheais-r. Hold by nil dealers. Don't let the rabltitseatyour trees, ISuy your tree protectors at White, head's. Herttert S. I'.lgelow will lecture at Pine (Jrove hall Saturday evening Sept. 17th. You should hear him. Christian. Science services are held lu Heading Koom, No. 0, Davidson building, Sunday at 11 a. m. and Wednesday at p. in. Your complexion as well as your temper Is rendered miserable bv a disordered liver. I!y taking Cham berlaln's Stomach and Elver Tablets you can Improve both. Sold by all dealers. For Sale or Exchange Eight room house, desirable location, three lots with projierty and small barn. Will sell or exchange for valley property. Enquire of Mrs. Flora Hartley. Phone 14!E. If the present state printer, Willis S. Dunnl way, has kept the expenses of his office within the appropriation as he states, then why did the state legislature of l!X)l pass a deficiency bill amounting to $:w,:ix.'.H4? Chamls-rlala's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Kemedy Is today the beat known medicine In use for the relief and cure of bowel complaints. It cures griping, diarrhoea, dysentery, am should lie taken at the first un natural looseness of the bowels. It Is equally valuable for children and adults. It always cures. Sold by all dealers. Koy Slocom of Hood Klver Is a new clerk at the store of C M. Wol fard & Co. at White Salmon. Mrs. G lean on, a sister of Mrs. J. W. Palmer, Is at present a guest at the country home of the Palmers. The Eadles' Guild of St. Mark's church will meet Friday at the home of Mrs. W. J. Raker at 2 o'clock. The Misses Nellie and Grace Michel I who have leen spending the summer at the seashore, returned home Fri day. Mr. and Mrs. VanDellan of The Dalles were visitors here Frldaj as guests at the home of Mrs. VanDell an's father, L. H. Hugglns. T. A. Decker, Chas. Hal!, X. C. Evans, J. I!. Castner aud 11. S. Galll- gan were noted among the Hood Klver people In Portland Wednesday. Joseph Welnblatt, representing the M', Gervurtz Furniture Company of Portland, was here Monday looking about the country with a view to In vesting in orchard property and for business opportunities. O. E. Goodwin, connected with the Oregonlan, but at present managing the publicity campaign for Senator Abraham, who Is a candidate for governor, was here Monday assist ing the latter lu putting his name Ik fore the voters. The services of rally week at the Baptist church will commence with a ladles' rally Friday evening. Spe cial services Sunday morning anil evening. The Sunday school rally will be held Sept. L'Mh. Intervening exercises announced next Sunday. Money to loan. Apply to Geo. I). Cullnrtson & Co. A full line of poultry supplies at Whitehead's. Copy for advertisements MUST be in the office by Monday NOON. For Sale A one-horse power elec tric motor, almost new. Enquire nt Xews ofllce. Don't fall to hear Herls-rt Blgelow who lectures at Pine Grove hall Sat urday evening, Sept. 17th. Mr. Blge- low lias a national reputation and will be well worth bearing. I have a client who wants to bor row f.'WX) for two years. Will pay H per cent and secure note with first mortgage on Improved real estate valued at flSOU. Phone itOX-M. S.W. Stark, Eliot Bl.lg. Ked (.'lover Itallati (Jueen Bees at reduced prices during August. Y'ou cannot afford to lie without them for they will double the value of your colonies. Send In your orders now by mall or call and get the lees at 1205 Seventh street. W. W. Da kin. Hood Klver Heights. Can le deended upon," Is an ex pression we all like to hear, and when It Is used In connection with Chamberlain' Colic, Cholera and Di arrhoea Kemedy It means that It never falls to cure dlarrhocn, dysen tery or bowel complaints. It Is pleasant to take and equally valu able for children and adults. Sold by all dealers. Owing to a misunderstanding Mme. Stabler, formerly of Minneapo lis, who Intended locating here, failed to secure appartments and will make a showing of the latest modes In ladles millinery In the window of the Hoffman Mercantile Company commencing today. Ten days only. The hats must go at n low figure. Call nnd sec them. Special EXTRA GOODJtUYS ?EciAL List en aium, i miles ioumwwt or Hood Kivcr. Kl shot toil, good drama'. 4 arm spring letting Newtown, and Spitzenbcrgs. 12 acre, slashed and burned, ipnnc water. I'ric t-l). t'i.UUO rash. 30 ACRES red .hot .oil. .lightly rolling. 25 arrea well cleared, balance alaahed, J acre, potatoes. Price .'J.ono. Term.. 20 ACRES, unimproved, 6 mile, aouth of Hood River: rood drainage, excellent location; all under ditch and A 1 orchard land. Good buy at l3T.no. SI2M) cash, balance 3 or 5 years. 10 ACRES, near arhool, atnre and railway Mat ion, on main county road: rood .oil. rood drainage; all aet to 2-year-old Newtown, and Spitxenberga, excellent condition. Beautiful building lite. Trie. $5500. 11500 will handle it 20 AlKhS 1-2 mile, aouth of Hood River, highly improved, aa follow.: 19 acre, commer cial orchard. 1 to S year, old; complete family orchard, and on. acre in clover; go d drainage. excellent location, modem 7 room house, good barn and outbuilding., near achonl. .tor. and railway atation; K.wanee water ay.tem. Price H9.0K1. Good terms. 31 ACRES near Summit atation, all under cultivation, aav. 1 and 1-2 acrea light clearing; S acre, in bearing commercial orchard. 14 acrea of 2 and 4 year old trees, complete family orchard, balance of the place in alfalfa and clover: good barn; at least H00 boxes of applea; team: cow, 20 ton. of hay and complete aet of implement, go with the place at the low price of 121,0110. W.OOO caxh. 20 Acrea, 3 acrea cleared. 10 acre, .lashed and burned, balance light clearing, under ditch on main county road, near railway atation, 6 1-2 mile, from town, first claim orchard land, fc!O0 per acre; easy terma. 20 Acres, very choice property, right at railway station, aightly location with beautiful building spot, 16 acre, aet to 1 year old trees and 4 acre, of strawberries, red .hot anil. Price 10.000. Terma. 120 Acres, good apple Und fronting on main county road, below irrigation ditch: it i. 17.1 an acre lower than similar land in the same location, but th. owner want, to sell quickly, ao this price i. for quick action 3125 an acre. Will subdivide: terms to suit. 20 Acres six mile, out on the aaat aide; all In commercial orchard 5. 4. 3 and 2 year, old, good house, barn, team and cow. also complete aet of farming implements. I'ric. I15.O00; l.'i.ono cash. The above have been carefully selected, with reference to the price, drainage (if orchard), variety and condition of same; location, terms, improve ments and soil. Devlin & f ircbaugh TUB LEADING ' DEALERS PHONE 141 S wet land Building Hotel Oregon Building PORTLAND, OREGON HOOD RIVER, OREGON
