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,1 THE HOOD RIVER NEWS, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1910 A Sacrifice - C! A Bargain A Rare lance We have about Fifty Ladies' Suits on hand and cannot quote prices on all of them. Here are a few of the many bargains we offer. Misses' Suit, size 13, regular $12.50 for $ 1.00 15, 44 12.00 44 2.00 14, 44 14.00 44 2.50 13, 44 16.00 44 11.00-Red Serge Childs' Suit, 44 8, 44 7.00 44 2.00 Little Ladies' Suit, grey Panama, regular $16.50 for $5.00 44 44 44 44 44 44 44 44 44 44 Ladies' Suit, red Broadcloth, regular $18.00 for $5.00 44 44 44 44 44 44 44 44 44 44 blue Panama 44 blue storm Serge, Persian trim 44 Diagonal Grey Panama Grey Henrietta, size 36, 44 44 20.00 20.00 18.00 22.50 20. oo 7.00 7.00 7.00 8.00 8.00 SQcfor Men's Regular $1.50 Khaki Pants, as long as they last. We haye a few Pair Left 30c Men9 4" Jtiits at a 'Bargain $25.00 Suits for - - $18.00 to $20.00 $18.50 Suits for - - $14.50 to $16.50 22.50 " " - - 16.00 " 17.50 16.50 " " - - 10.00 " 12.50 I i I 1 MORLAN & JLATHRQFH . 1 BROTHERHOOD OF OWLS ORGANIZING The Brotherhood of Owl Is the moot progressive fraternity on earth. It offiTH nu'intHTHhlp to all white men of good moral character. Its rituals deal only with the humanities lu which all white men agree. It tew hen Charity, Love and Mutual Aid. It teaches progress In the qual ities that make men letter husbands, In-tter father, lietter brothers and better citizens. The coming years will hc more men marshaled for hu man fellowship than the combined armies of today can muster for force and murder. The Brotherhood of Owls Is benefi cial, social and fraternal. Full In formation ciin be bad by addressing the state organizer, M. P. MacKneh eron, or his deputy, .1. W. Howard, Mood Hlver, Oregon. Milk Impurity Remedied We are Informed that the condition of the dairy which was supplying milk for city use to which lr. White objected was remedied while he was here and that he afterward pro nounced the milk wholesome and pure. I'r. White, It Is said, found no fault with the milk, but objected to the way It was ttclng handled and tMMleved the Impurity found In the sample that was examined was due to this cause. New County Map A.T.Allen has secured the exclus ive rights to the comprehensive mul tlcolored map of Hood Hlver county which will soon be Issued by the Na tlonal Map Company of Portland, and will bundle It In the county. The map gives all the roads, water course's, contours, elevations, and a great deal of other useful data of the valley. In size It will be 2,rx30 Inches Suit Under Advisement Testimony In the water bond suit was heard lefore I'nlted States Judge Kobt. Bean Friday. Judge Derby and Jesse P. Stearns appeared In behalf of the city and Jayne & Watson and Snow & McCammant for the complainant. As yet no de cision has leen rendered, the case still lielng under ndvlsment. Hot Lunch The Ladles' Aid Society of the Con gregational church will serve hot lunches during the fruit fair, Nov. 2." and 2f, Friday and Saturday, in the basement of the Hood Klver Banking & Trust Co. building. Apples in Mid-Winter ALONG about the middle of Decem ber or the first of January applet cost quite a bit more than they da now. The price keeps going up from then on. Sometimes it is a difficult matter to obtain good apples in the early spring at any price. To be sure of a supply all win ter it is a first-rate plan to lay in as many boxes as you will want, now. Put them in cold storage with us. You may send for a box as often as you wish. Our cost for storage for small quantities for the season is only 2S cents a box. We make lower rates for large quantities. The cost of storage is a great deal cheaper than paying the high winter prices. Then too, you are sure of getting your applet when you want them. We are prepared to handle any number of boxet. Independent Coal & Ice Co. PORTLAND :: :: :: OREGON DONATES LOT FOR CHAPTER HOUSE The American Woman's league met In their rooms lu Bartmess build ing Nov. 2nd, which proved to be a red letter day for a surprise was sprung during the session by Mrs. taltoy Armstrong, who offered to donate a lot for the chapter house. This offer was greeted with great applause and every leaguer has been made extremely happy by such a magnanimous gift, 1(M feet by 50. Now, every leaguer wants to do their !est to help secure the memlcr- shlp requirement Immediately. We want our chapter house and have enough to qualify now, but we want one In keeping with the other build ings In Hood Klver. The more mem bers the letter building. Who will join and help us? Our next regular meeting, Wednesday, Nov. ltith In the rooms in the Bnrtmess building. Anyone desiring to meet with us will Iss welcome. Come and hear of our classed and of the great leneflt of memtersh1p. Literature can be had from Mrs. J. W. Hlgby which will explain how to secure membership. It offers great advantage to young men who desire to take up nnv course of study. The league will serve meals during the fruit fair, on Cascade avenue, for the purpose of meeting any necessary expense to beautify the lot. Your patronage Is solicited. Pukmiuknt. Death of W illiam Campbell William Jackson Campltell, a for mer resident of Hood Ittvei', died at his home In Portland Thursday, Nov, Ird, after an Illness of about 10 days. Mr. CampU'll was born In Mahaska county, Iowa, July 2.", KVi. In lws he came to Hood Hlver where he lived for six years and was one of the llrst, strawberry and apple grow- rs In the valley. For the past seven years Mr. CampU'll has Ieen living In Portland, where he worked at his business as a carpenter and builder and owned property. He Is survived by his mother, wife, two daughters, two sons and two brothers, one of the latter Is'lng SanHI. CampU'll of Hood Hlver. The body of Mr. Camplcll was brought to Hood HIvt Saturday, where funeral services were held.con- lueted by Hev. F. 10. Harris of the ongregatlonal church. Burial wns in Idlewlld cemetery. Kochc Harbor lime best, made, nt A. Whitehead's. Economical. A good story is related of an Eng Ush theatrical manager who by thrift and hard work bad amassed a fortune. Previous to the production of one play the stage carpenters had to repair a trap, and the head carpenter went to the manager and Informed him that It could not be done In the dark. "Well, lad, thee won't have t' gas," answered the manager. "Here, tak' this and buy a candle." And be handed him a halfpenny. The carpenter pleaded that they wanted two In order to get sufficient light "How long wlU f Job tak' theer asked the manager. "About ten minutes," was the reply. "Then cut f candle In two," was the answer. "Thee won't have any more money." Physiognomy. It Is Impossible to aay just when physiognomy began to be a "science." It Is said that the celebrated Pythag oras founded the science about B. C 640. It Is spoken of by Hippocrates about B. C. 450, but he does not at tempt to go Into the discussion of lu origin. The first systematic treatise on the subject that has come down to us Is that attributed to Aristotle. Throughout the sixteenth and seven teenth centuries there were many pub lications on physiognomy. Exchange. The Nautica! Idiom. In "Ollmpses of East Africa" Mrs. Ethel Younghusband tella an amusing story of a venerable Parsee who was on board a big liner going to England. Some one wishing to make himself agreeable went up to hi in and said, "I hope, sir, you are a good sailor." "Sailor, Indeed:" said the Parsee. "Why, I am a first class passenger!" A Rod In Pickle. Mrs. Goodsole Why, Johnny, are you Just going home now? Your moth er's been looking for you all afternoon. Johnny Yes'm. I know. Mrs. Good sole Just think how worried she must be! Johnny Oh, she's near the end y her worrying. I'm Jest beginning mine. NEW ROCK CRUSHER FOR STREET WORK W. (i Aldred, the contractor, this week bought a large rock crusher which he will use In crushing rock for the city streets and other work where the material Is necessary. The crusher has a capacity of .10 to -10 tons an hour and will be placed near the one now in use east of town. The big machlue weighs several tons and Is what Is known as a jaw crusher. It will crush rocks 12xli Inches In diameter and Is expected to handle a lurge quantity of stone. Real Estate Bulletin SACRIFICE ON ACCOUNT OF HEALTH 10 ACRES on East Side, 5 miles out, near school, rail way station and store. 6 acres full bearing:, 2 acres 4 years old, 1 acre home grounds and I acre ready for plow. Buildings, tools, etc. 2500 Boxes of Apples This Year For quick action $ 1 2000 G. Y. EDWARDS & CO. Office Oregon Hotel BuitJing PHONS 228 BAKING POWDER sWrt Royal SSyjrar Immediately fri f' Cook Boole f on rece'P' ' jS. W" J JriTjfir mailed free) "jss' your address "ShrM jhW Tells How to Make 178 Kind of Cake M f Cakes of all kinds for all people f llJ are best made with Royal l SPECIALLY FINE 31131111 m FOR LAYER CAKE II Proof. "How do you know she's older than you are?" "Why. she admitted It herself. She aid 'You and I are just the tame ajre, dearie.' " Cleveland Leader. Among men some have virtue corn ers led by wealth and soma their rlcaa by poverty. Thepinls. Oregon, the Last Call of the West Br Walter V. Worhlk Beautifully Illustrated In four col ors, In Novemlier Sunset Magazine. Now on sale at all news stands 1.1 cen ts. For Ten-Acre Improved Orchard Tracts PHONE 1013-K W. G. E. SMITH