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12 THE HOOD RIVER NEWS, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1910 n n u n u n Ki j i u n n Sweaters For Men, Women and Children Black Cat Hosiery Every Pair Guaranteed am u n u n u ti u n u n u n M U n u Dress Goods-Reduced Prices Broadcloth, 52 inches wide, just the thing for capes, coats and suits, high class quality, superb finish, price in reach of all; Comes in navy blue, gray, brown, black; pluvt and red. This goods being so wide makes it very cheap. ft Reduced to Sli48 Ladies' Cloth, 36 inches wide, for children's dresses, capes and linings, Is great value for the price. At 50c All Dress Goods worth up to $1.25, for this special sale at... ---OliU J In novelty patterns and weaves as well as plain collars. All Dress Goods, regular $1 per yard, fl special. Oi C Coats and Wraps-Specials 2 Long black Kersey Coats, sizes 36 and 42, plain tailored; special. of ibU 4 Covert Coats in gray herringbone stripes, sizes 34, 36, 38 and 42; these are very cheap at -Q $10.50; special price - OJiZu 1 Long brown striped rain proofed Coat worth $15, reduced to olZibU 1 Long black Rushine Tony, size 40, one of the newest and most stylish garments of the ... season, worth $27, special oZZibU 2 Long black heavy storm serge Coats, size. . . n 34 and 38, high class garments worth $26-S22i(J0 35 Misses' and Children's Coats ranging in size from U to 16 years at special reduced prices that ice haven't room to describe. Special Sale on Ladies' Suits 1 Black Broadcloth Suit, size 40, plain tailored, a beautiful suit, good linings and well made, . regular $24, reduced to OluilO 1 Navy Blue Serge Suit, size 42, plain tailored, great value at $24.50, D0. .. special oZOiUl) 1 Black Herringbone stripe suit, size 36, . regular price $27.50, for o23i50 2 Sheppard Check Suits ... reduced to SlDiUU 2 Gray Striped Suits, plain tailored, ... sizes 36 and 40, reduced to olbiOU Other Suits to select from that are equally as good values. Call in and see them. I HI I BRAGG MCMTILE COIMMY 1 j D q Trio Orchestra Music furnished for all occasions. Instrument I ton from thre pieces to any HJ ru ber desired. AddreM or phone C. O. NEWMAN 64-X or 26-L Hood River. Ore-on W. G. ALDRED Contractor for Grading. Exca vating and Teaming Both Phones GRUBBING Grubbing and fruit tree contract to let on the south side of Underwood moun tain. Enquire of S. Free man, Underwood, or Hood River Land Emporium, Hood River. 5 ! Spray and Garden Hose Plumbing C. P.SUMNER Opposite the Post Office Home Phone 20 Simplicity and Durability is the bai which the W HI TP. SliW IN(J MACMIMi la built on. We are unprejudiced in our claim that the WHIT I: l the bent sewing machine in the WORLD. We are only too glad to how you that the range of work is unlimited We make the Vibrator and kotary machines, the latter being equipped with the Lock and Chain stitch, making two machines in one and possesses other desirable features too numerous to mention. See STIWART I1AROWARL A rUKMIUKi; CO., local dealer, Mood River, Ore., before you buy. WHITE SWIM ftMCHhE CO. BUSINESSMEN SEE THE UPPER VALLEY (Continued From Pajre 1) merit of the establishment, which Is operated by electricity, converts thousands of feet of logs Into lumtier every day. The yards, power house, pinner and other features of the plant were examined by the crowd, many of whom had no previous Idea of the extenslveness of the plant. The run from Iee to town waif made In good time, the train passing through the valley just as the sun was commencing to sink behind the hills, casting a beautiful coloring over the landscape and completing h day that was replete with interest and pleasure. When the train ar rived at the station, the crowd gave a cheer for Mr. Karly and the rail road for Its entertainment. 7 , i Gems In Verse 4r- s A SUMMER GIRL. HE wears a saucy hat. And her feet go pit-a-pat As she walks. And the sweetest music slip From her saury lips When she talks. Bhe fascinates the street With her gaiters trim and neat. Made of kid. For they twinkle as they pass Like the rlllets In the grass, Halfway hid. Her skin Is soft and white, Like magnolia buds at night On the bough; But, for fear she'd be too fair, There's a freckle here and there On her brow. ' Dimples play at hide and seek On her apple blossom cheek, And her chin, Bhyly beckoning to you: "Don't you think It's time to woof Iray begin." Then her winsome, witching eyes Flash like bits of summer skies O'er her fan. As If to say: "We've met Tou may go now and forget If you can." Red and Black. YOU CAN TRY. INVERT day that comes to you You can try Something worth the while to do. You can try. Only give the plan a trial. Test It with a hopeful smile. Something that Is worth the while You can try. Even though the day be dark Y ou can try. For at least one credit mark Y'ou can try. At misfortune never rail. Though you often fall and fall, Rise again and trim your sail You can try. Cleveland Plain Dealer. THE THERMOMETER. POOR old thermometer, Hangln' In the sun. Never get tin' any rest; Alius on the run! Have to keep In tratnln' For a promenade From someihln' less than sero To hundred In the ahadel Tou're one of those companions Who think It's up to you To tell ua without fllnchln' Just what you think Is true. Poor old thermometerl Tour candor ne'er unbends. We praise your sense of duty. But you haven't any friends. Washington I tar. RECESSIONAL FOR SUMMER. SUMMER Is ended: the daffodil dlf-s; The rose Is turned to dust and mold Harkl How the solemn trumpet cries. Heralding winter's rime and cold! Dreams of the summer lingering yet Bring deep regret, bring deep regret. THE thrush has flown to fairer skies. The wrinkled hills are gray and old. The poppy, with her flaming dyes. Has resigned and lost her royal hold. Dreams of the summer lingering yet Bring deep regret, bring deep regret. AFAR the bloom hung Maytlme lies. And June's sweet story has been told. The visions of the summer rise On moor, on fen and somber wold. Dreams of the summer lingering yet Bring deep regret, bring deep regret. THE violet has closed her eyes. In brown the fields are darkly atoled. The pensive wind In sadness sighs As wide the gates of fall unfold. Dreams of the summer lingering yet Bring deep regret, bring deep regret. THE summer fads In sober guise. Her passing bell Is faintly tolled In hidden dells by butterflies. And autumn reigns In cloth and gold. Dreams of the summer lingering yet Bring deep regret, brln.T deep regret. Chicago Chronicle. THE SEASONS. SPRING'S a maid that knows no lover, Fearless eyed and fancy free. Snowy blossoms droop above her; Flowery grasses kiss her knee. SUMMER wears a crown of roses. For the maid becomes a bride. On her cheeks are glowing posies, In her eyes a world of pride. A UTUMN Is a good wife Jolly. Mellow as her gathered fruit. Twinkling eyes that laugh at folly. Ruddy cheeks and lips to boot. tyiNTER Is a queen of sorrows ' Throned aloft, austerely white. Gazing down the lovely morrows To the Inevitable nle,-ht. -Tall Mall Gazette. EVER A SONG 60MEWHERE. TIIKRF. Is ever a sons soumwhere, my dear There is ever a something sins ulu ay There s tho song of the lark when the skies ate dear. And the song of the thrush hen the skies are Kray, The sunshine showers across the grain. And the bluebird trills In the orchard trre. And In and out when the eaves drip rain The swallows are twittering ceaselessly. There Is ever a son somewhere, my dear. He the skies above or dark or fair. There is er a song that our hr-arts may hear. There Is ever a song suinewhere. my dear. There Is ever a soni; somewhere! There is ever a sons? somewhere, rny denr. In the midnight black or the midday blue The robin pls hen the sun l here. And the rrlrkel chirrups the whole night through. The buds may blow, and the fruit may grow, And the autumn imi dro crisp and sere: But. whether the sun or the lam the snow. There Is ever a song somewhere, my dear. There Is ever a song somewhere, my dear. He the skies above or dark or f;ilr. There Is ever a song that our hearts may hear. There Is ever a song somewhere, my dear: There Is ever a song somewhere! -James Whltromh Riley. CAESARISM. TTPON what meat doth this our Caa V ssr feed That he has grown so great?" No matter what It was. Its price Wit not the present rate, For Caesar, though ambitious, would Have thought that price was phoney. And rather than grow great he would Have stuck to macaroni VT. t Lampion. Copy for advertisements must In to the olflce by Monday noon. CHAMBERLAIN AND MANNINGJO SPEAK John Manning, Democrat candi date for Congress from the Second Oregon District will speak on the Is sues of the campaign at Hood Klver, Thursday evening, Nov. :. It Is ex pected that Mr. Manning will speak It) the Assembly room of the Com mercial club. On the evening of November 7th Hood Klver citizens will have the privilege of listening to I'nlted Ntute Senator Oeorge K.ChamberlaIn. who will address n meeting here on ques tions affecting the state aud nation "Advertising brings success" If what you advertise bears out your advertisement. K. K. (luff spent, seyiinil days here last week. r. (Stiff, after an lnven tigatlou of the opportunities in Cali fornia and Washington, says he finds that Oregon Is the only place and has taken up his residence. In Cortland. Mrs. lioff and Mlssljoff are also there and will snon ocrupy a new home which Mr. Uoff Is build ing In La urelhiirst. Mr. Ooff has as sociated himself with .1. I.. Hen derson in the real estate business In Portland. ws nome is Worn, shabby floors, marred, scratched woodwork, dingy, sculled furniture can all 4 e ... be rehmshed and made to look like new, ion can do it yourself at a trilling cot. ACME QUALITY VARNO-LAC stains and varnishes at one operation, impart-ydr ing to all kinds of surfaces the elegant zti&j'i effect and durable, lustrous surface of beautifully finished oak, mahogany, Arys'jL Walnut, or other expensive woods. 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