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About The Hood River news. (Hood River, Or.) 1909-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 12, 1910)
4 THE HOOD RIVER NEWS, WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 12, 1910 aarcr "fcCviro- "-:uc -3.-jrc LAM Men's and Boys' Shoes Ladies' and Children's WE HAVE A that is astounding: the natives. The like has never before been shown. Shoes for the Family Fall Style Petticoats Skirt Hanger Free We have just received our shipment of new FALL styles of PetticoatsHeatherblooms, Satteens and Silks, the best made, best wearing and best fitting ever shown in the city. Every skirt is well tailored and will fit perfectly. Such an opportun ity for selecting a new fall style petticoat will not occur again this season. We urge early selection of our stock. Hand sorriest Jtyles9 'Best Materials and Lotvest Trices. A Sweater for You :--Every purchaser of one of our Petticoats is entitled to a SKjrt Hanger free of charge. This hanger is made to hold a jacket suit as well as a skirt. We have Sweaters for Men, Women and Children Our line of eaters and Tboeater Coats is comprehensive in exJery respect containing alt the best erf the latest styles and all colors. MASTERLY SERMON BY IK LATHROP The following article wad bauded to tbe News ty an admirer ol Itev. A. H. Latbrop who had the pleasure of lltitenlnK to a sermon by the rev erend gentleman on Sunday: Dr. A. H. Lathrop, of C'reston, Iowa, preached at the Asbury M. E. church Sunday morning at 11 o'clock from the subject found In ICerelatlons 3:11 "Hold fast that thou bast, that do man take tby crown." On account of Dr. Latbrop's for mer pastorate at the above church, and because of his great popularity with the membership of said church, there was a crowded bouse, which was not disappointed 1u the least, as the doctor was In his best trim, and has not lost any of bis old-time vim. but preached a masterly sermon, laying especial stress on tbe crown of thorns, "not that you shall not press down tbe crowu of thorns ou tbe laborer's brow," of Bryan fame, but that you must press down tbe crown of thorns until the spine prick deeply In the brow, so deep that blood will run, and that the old fellow will be killed within you and give Christ a chance to come In and do His work of cleansing your heart and soul, so that Instead of thinking of your personal wants, you will le anxious about your neighbor's wel fare; and instead of thinking of fine carpets for your own home, you will think of the kind of furnishings your neighbor bas; Instead of buying land to raise apples, and selling applt-s to buy land to raise more apples, you will make It a point In life to be less personal and more thrlstllke, and by steps of eliminating the superfluous from life construct a character that will be the right answer for (jod and man. Tbe only real aristocracy In the world Is goodness. Religion Is to te put In Jumpers and overalls; It Is for use every day and everywhere. Thus man exalts hlmseff and reigns with Christ In life. He closed with a description of the greatness of the supply of divine grace for human needs. As tbe ocean Is large enough for the fish, as tbe Creator is great enough for the creature, so Is the richness of His grace able to supply all our want according to tbe fullness of His graie. o cast your wants at His leet. The effect of tbe sermon was great, Judging from the aniens, tearful eyes, glad, anxious faces, and the expres sions of satisfaction after the sermon was over. (Jlad to have you present with us, doctor. Come again, often Doctor Lathrop had the reputa tlon of being one of the big preachers of the Northwest when he was here as a pastor, aud judging him by the way be preaches, his Intelligent meth od of presenting the subject to his hearers, and his dally life and lufiu ence, he does not diIhs the mark. Making Housework a Science Excellent Instructional appoint ments In Oregon public schools have been secured by nine young women graduates of tbe department of do mestlc science and art at the Oregon Agricultural College of last June, as a result of the general awakening to the Immediate need of special train Ing for the girls who will be the housekeepers of the next generation Miss Hedwlg S. IUeeg, of Hillsdale O. A, C. '10, Is the domestic science Instructor at Lincoln high school Portland, where a four year course will now be given, Including two years of cooking and two of sewing The new course Is to prepare the high school girl to meet Intelligently the ordinary problems of home life after graduating, as well as to give a good foundation to those wh may wish to take college work after ward to become domestic science teachers. In the Trade School at Portland the position of Instructor of domes tic science and art has been given to Miss Ituth Jeanette Hess of that city, who graduated In Miss Itleeg's class The instructor In sewing In the Salem public schools for this year Is Miss Frances AlraAtken.of Port land, another of Miss Hleeg's class matet. Miss Alvhlld Itamtvedt, of Toledo, of the same class, has licen retained by the O. A. C. domestic science school as an assistant In the faculty. Four other memlsTs of last Jnne senior domestic science class are teaching In Oregon schools, as fol lows: Miss Mals-I ilae Snow, of IJolse, Idaho, near Astoria; Miss Bes sie Florence Parsons In a school near her home In Albany; Laura E. Jack son, of Lorane, In the high school of her home town, and Miss Mrrtle Lay at home In the Molalla schools Alfred L. Bradley, formerly of Portland, who wait employed In the testing department of the Ocneral Electric Work at Schenectady. N. Y., after graduation from the Ore- gon Agricultural College In Xi, Is now engaged In the Installation of the new electric light plant at Mill City, Oregou. SAYS WEST LOBBIED FOR CORPORATIONS During the recent primary cam palgn, Judge A. S. Bennett, Demo cratic leader and anti-corporation man, of The Dalles, In a circular let ter, addressed to th Democratic voters of Wasco county, charged Oswald West, IemocratIc nominee for governor, with having lobbied before the last Legislature In the In terest of the corporations. The spe cific charge In the letter was that West worked against a bill for the regulation of livestock shipments on the railroads a measure demanded by and directly affecting the live stock Interests of this state. Judge Bennett's letter. In part follows: "I have reason to lielleve that Mr, West Is too close to the corporations and that he Is not In sympathy with progressive Democratic Ideas. "He went before the committee In the last legislature and lobbied In the Interest of the corporations against a very good bill for the reu latton of livestock shipments on rail roads, which was Is-lng asked for by myself and other livestock men; and for this and other reasons, I do not lielleve him to lie a proper man for Democratic candidate for the IiIkIi otllce of governor. Davidson Fruit Co. Ready for Apples The Davidson Fruit Co. has Just closed the strawberry season, hav ing handled some 2,"t,0X) crates which netted here at Hood Klver $J :!'! per crate, giving their customers an In creawd profit or Ate imt crate, or about $.",0O( over other shippers. This firm will lw 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 handle their fruit. Phone them at V or call at the office at the foot of Third street, Hood Klver, Oregon. Notice to Apple Packers The Apple Orowers l.'nlon requests all packers who want to piu k ap ples this fall to call at the olllce of the union and register their names and place of residence. Oood pay and a long season of work guaran teed all experienced puckers. C. H. Sl'ltoAT. Manager Hood Klver Apple l i rower. Union. spray and Garden Hose Plumbing CP. SUMNER Opposite the Post Office Horn. Phone 20 A. A A A A A 'rJi.'X f'Ai SMITH BROS. Successors to JACKSON & JACKSON We have just put on our shelves complete new stocks of Canned and Bottled Goods, Teas and Coffees and are prepared to give prompt attention to orders. PHONE 47 FREE DELIVERY The "THOR" Wonder Working Electric Laundry for the Home Learn How to Save Money, Time, Toil TIm operator U now washing and wrba biff eiothee at the same time. Thia U only possible with our J -rail alactria wriacar. Coma and aca tha Thar" fai operation tha waahar that doee tha entire laundry work for a family of 6 In to mlnutaa at coat of t casta for electricity. It will opan jrour ayes to poeeibllitiee of boa Mho Id ecoeeesy yoa Barer dreamed of. Tha "Ther" soiree tha earrant problem. Sara toil (area time aaraa tha clothes. Guaranteed to waah dainty lares and lace curtains beautifully claaa without Injury Soma day It will be In every home put It In yaws now. a Operated from any alectrla light fixture. Made in different sues adapted for any house or apartment. DEAN & SHAW Office Phone 3 Residence 272M nkw ui:sidi:nts We are always pleased to extend courteous as sistance to new residents of Hood River and the Hood River Valley by advising them regarding any local conditions within our knowledge, and we afford every convenience for the transaction of their finan cial matters. New accounts are respectfully and cordially invited and we guarantee satisfaction. Sav ings department in connection. HOOD RIVER BANKING & TRUST CO., hoo0pcgon" John Leland Henderson, Inc. JOHN LELAND HENDERSON, President, Attorney at Law, County Surveyor HARRY A. HACKETT, Vice President, Manager Real Estate Department HENRY N. HACKETT, Sec'y-Treas., Notary Public, Deputy County Surveyor Headquarters for Law, Real Estate, Loans, Con veyancing and Surveying list Your Property With Us Correspondence Solicited Phone 41 Have Us Line the Stakes for Your New Orchard I
