THE HOOD RIVER NEWS, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1910
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Mr. and Mrs. E. (. Hall went to
Port In ud Thurnduy to attend the
Hall-IirounounU wedding.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Friinz, Mr. and
Mm. V A. Kvhuffner and K. It. Mollal
were Saturday vlHltorti In I'ortlund.
Miss A. It. SalqulHt cume ii from
l'ortlaud hint wwk and acceptod a
poult lot) tin stenograph.!" for Mt'Hrirs.
Morton und Stark.
Mm. Anna K. Jones has com
menced suit lu the circuit court to
obtain a divorce from ('. V. Jones.
They were married In isst.'i at Helena,
Montana.
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CARL A. PLATII
PHARMACIST
The Rexall Store Hood River, Ore.
A son was horn to Mr. and Mm.
J. N. Lafferty of Udell, Monday, Nov.
Horn Monduy, Nov. 14th, to Mr.
and Mm. W. C. Smulleu of Mount
Hood, a boy.
Mm, J. II. Hellhronner visited In
Portland a few day lust week, re
turning Weduenduy evening.
Koy Evlnger and Una MeKreeay
were niarrlel Saturday evening by
JuHtlce of the fence A. C. Buck.
MIhh Edith (Jill very pleuwantly en
tertained a number of her young
lady friend at her home ou the
Heights hiHt Tuesday eveulng.
The Dalles Salvation Army will
hold ineetiiigH In the Advent Chris
tlan church on Tuesday and Wednes
day the IWth and .iOth luttt. Cuptalu
Darwent and band will be present.
Everybody Invited. The Adveut
church In four miles south of town
on Tucker road. Elder Jas. Davison,
pastor.
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Chocolates
For Sale A one-horse power elec
tric motor, almoHt new. Enquire at
New olllee.
F. W. Radford left Sunday (or Pas
adenu, C'ul., where he and hi family
will upend the winter.
A convention of the Western Fruit
Jobbers will be held at Sacreruento,
Calif., February 15 to IS, 1911.
Ah we were going to press we
learned of the death yesterday morn
ing of MrH. A. U. Davles of Mount
Mood.
The American Woman's league
last week presented the nieu'ii read
ing room on the Height with a
quantity of literature.
The ladles of the United brethren
church will nerve dinner and supper
lu the east hulf of the Uartmess fur
niture store next Friday, Nov. 25th.
Christian Science services are held
In Heading Room, No. 0, Davidson
building, Sunday at 11 a. m. and
Wednesday at H p. in. Sunday school
at 10 a. m.
C. H. Stranthan visited his son,
Oscar, who recently lost a leg In an
accident at The Dalles, Thursday.
The young nian Is said to lie getting
along nicely.
The young ladles' literary club
lelng conducted by Miss Melissa
Hlllls planning to give a recital In
the near future, for the benefit of the
men's reading room.
Hue Dabson has leen arranging
the I'pper Valley exhibit, which Is
said to Is? a fine one, for the aunual
apple show which continues through
the balance of the week.
Next Sunday evening at the 5
o'clock service at the Unitarian
church the meeting will be under the
auspices of the young people. Mr.
MacDonald will speak on "Plppa
Passes. "
At the Baptist church next Sunday
night In place of the regular series of
sermons Kev. J. It. Hargreaves will
take for his subject, "That Modern
Man Whose Heart ltrokefor Human
ity Tolstoi."
A. H. Sawtell, connected with the
Butler Banking Company, went to
Portland last week and was oper
ated on Thursday morning for mas
told, at St. Vincent's hospital. At
latest reports he was doing very
nicely.
H. K. Albee was bere Thursday to
look at his big apple crop, which
has Just beeu pucked. Mr. Albee Is
one of the holdover Republican state
senators who will take part In the
dellleratlons of Oregon's lawmakers
this winter.
The Union Thanksgiving day ser
vice will tie held In the Congregation
al church Thursday inorulng at 10:.TO
YliH'k. Kev. Mr. Simpson of the
Episcopal church will preach the ser
moii. Good music. Iet there be a
large attendance.
Miss Bertha HlndrU ks, of Cascade
Locks, came to Hood Klver Satur
day to resume her piano work, after
a month's vacation, with Miss Bry
i.nt MIhh Hlndrlcks has lieen a
student of Miss Bryant's for nearly
two vears, and Is doing some very
line work.
MemlxTS of the Beading Club will
meet with Mrs. Armstrong at Para
dise Farm Saturday evening of the
dresent week, at half-past seven.
The book will be "Lancelot and
(jiilnever." The sole qualification
for membership Is a taste for good
literature.
A rousing Sunday School Rally
will be held In the First Christian
church next Sunday morning at !):4."
At 11 o'clock Minister T. S. Hand-
saker will preach. Subject: "Found
1 ),.,,,! who Is Responsible'."' Services
will be held at Ode)! tit 3 p. in. At
7::l i. in. the Sunday School will
render a speclalprogram.
Pastor Harris wishes to announce
that by special request of many who
were unable to attend service Sun
day, the music of last Sunday eve
ning will be repeated next Sunday
morning. Ills theme will be "Joy
and Power." In the evening he will
speak especially to the young men
and boys on "The Football Player
as Type ,ne 1'lcal Man."
Sam W. Howard, late of Chicago,
has just arrived In Hood Klver and
assumed management of the ladles'
department of the Up-to Date store.
Mr. Howard has had much experi
ence and Is thoroughly competent In
his line. He w lil le a valuable ad
dition to Mr. Cram's alrendy splen
did force of clerks. Mrs. Howard
nnd son, who nre now visiting In
Los Angeles, will also be In Hood
Klver shortly.
"Wednesday evening, Nov. 2;lrd,
11)10, there will Ik-a 'Smoker' at the
club rooms. Wt want to tell each
other how It all happened nt Spo
kane, nnd we want you to tell us
what you think about It, and give
everybody a chance to talk It over
with the other fellow. Besides there
I will le other tilings to talk about,
nnd there will le cigars to smoke
and other things to do. This Is all
! we have time to write, as things are
I 'doing fast' now. But lie sure and
come." This Is the way the latest
'epistle from the hall of great Joy
reads. Sure, we'll t there!
W. L. Upson came up from Port
land to spend the week end at home.
Commercial Club members are In
vited to a smoker given at the club
rooms tonight.
Clias. Davldsoo Is able to Is up anil
about some after a couple of weeks
confinement caused by varicose veins
on bis leg.
The ladles' aid society of the Con
gregational church will hold a sale
of useful and fancy aprous and other
articles at the residence of Mrs. II. F.
Davidson on Saturday afternoon,
December 3rd. A datuty lunch will
also be served.
The subject of the morning sermon
at Asbury Methodist church next
Sunday will be, "Reward of Soul
Winning." Iu the evening Kev. Mc-
Oinber will speak on "When Revivals
are Necessary." A series of revival
services begins at this church Sun
day which will continue for two or
three weeks.
William Haner, a resident of the
east side, returned from a goose
hunting trip to Arlington last week.
Mr. Hauer was for many years a
steward on the Columbia River boats
running from The Dalles to Portland
and Is an expert chef and caterer. He
Is said to be an artist In preparing
wild goose for the table. Mr. Haner
has been serving the suppers for the
dances at Pine Grove and those who
attend are highly complimentary of
the way he does It.
The All Oregon Fruit Show by the
Oregon State Horticultural Society
will be held In Portland on Wednes
day, Thursday and Friday, Nov.
Dec. 1 and 2. Prizes offered by the
Hood River Commercial Club' for
fruit grown In Hood River County
$50, as follows: No. 52 Best box
Spltienburg; first prle cash $15;
second prlie cash $10. third prize
diploma. No. 52 Best box Yellow
Newtown; first prise cash f 15; sec
ond prlie cash $10; third prlee di
ploma.
A Psrtonal Prablem.
Ths turkey whistled softly tad Ml
ly "I Would Not Lire Alwsy" m B
gaaa4 soUxnaiy at the calendar aa4
rUlse4 that Thaoksglriac say was
almost fc.are.
"Way sa thoughtful, Bcwtter Gob
bler 7" Inquired. tb patriarch U
lock.
"I was Just pondering qusstlsa
which will b vital importaact U
the hereafter." explained Brother Qofc
bler. "It la always profitable to dwell poa
that time which la Inevitable to all of
ua, hut 1 trust you distinguish between
simply Idle speculation and the elevat
ing contemplation of the esaentlaU,
fear brother," admonished the patri
arch. "Well, I suppose you would hardly
call It that," replied Brother Gobbler,
reflectively scratching st a retiring
worm. "The fact Is, I wai Just woi
deling which Is the most delicious,
white or dark meat."
Palmer's Patent
1 ?,';
The Bucket
Macle entirely of metal. Substantial
and durable. No canvas
The past season exploded the canvas
Idea. Instead of lelng a protection
it wrinkled and collected spurs and
sticks which scratched and marred
the fruit. And It was subji-ct to
wenthercondltlons and would shrink
and stretch. The canvas bottom
would sag and the fruit bru1e when
the bucket was set on the ground
NO STRINGS to stretch, wear out
and break nnd let the fruit drop
NO SPRINGS or clasps or levers to
get out of order
THE RELEASE simple and easj;
no complicated arrangement of
strnps, strings nnd levers to tinker
with.
Bv a simple, rotary movement the
bottom Is drawn away and the fruit
Is gradually and evenly deposited In
the box; two buckets levelling a box
so that another box niry Is set on
top.
After emptying the tturket the bot
tom drons automatically Into to-
sltton nnd the picker Is ready for
a"t1on, without wasting time over
straps, loops, or puckering strings.
Take up the bucket, from any po
sition, by the handle and the bottom
automatically adjusts Itself.
All the fruit In the bucket may be
discharged, or Just enough to com
plete the filling of a box, and the rest
taken to another box
THE HOOK works on a swivel
and Is always rigid and upright,
ready to hook to the ladder or a con
venient limb, and when desired can
Is- hooked In a harness suspended
from the picker's shoulders so he cm
use both hands Can be Initsntly
reuiovsd.
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In 1911 The Telegram will continue
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SOCIETIES
XJoud River Valley Hamtn Society Phono 1X6.
AAK. H. Hartwiar. president; Harold Herahner,
aegrftaryjLeelie Butler, treasurer.
8PE0IAL NOTICES
To let for the winter for hia keep You nar.br en tie
horae; will drive double or inle; weight 9U0
Ibo, Addreisa Mrs. L. Borden, R. F. D. No.S. 44-4T
To Exchan are What have jroo to trade for arilt
edve beaineas proposition in Portland F. A.
Hitchcock, 75 No. tnd atreet Portland. 4ft-A-e
f anted Second hand spray pump to work in
barrel in small orchard. r . (J. is tout- 46'48-p
Wi
anted Two hundred boxes food 'second "
New towns and npitzenberg;s preferred. W,
MKollockhpneJJ46-4y-B
BUSINESS NOTIOES
T on Ajreney Lnn offered. $500. 1700. Loans
J-'w&nted-KJOO. m 11000. tUU). S1900. t2UU0,
$2500. Apply to A. W. Onthnk. 305 Qk St. 40-tf
Cinstr Sewing Machine Co. New Hood River
fcJftalesroom opposite 1st Nat. bank. Maehldea
old. rented, exchanged, repaired. Needlea and
luppliea. 44-47
EMPLOYMENT
tTantedA location on a ranch. Hare had ex
' perience in planting, pruning, spraying and
cultivating, also long experience with horses; am
mairied. no children. Phone 45-48-p
REAL ESTATE AND RENTALS
Looms for Rent Light housekeeping and lodir-
ing.
Rib by.
Sleeping rooms $2 and up.
Mrs. J. W.
44-4S-P
T'o Let For the winter, a small house to re-
1 sponsible parties. Address Mrs. L. Boyden. R.
F. U. S. 45-4tl-c
For Rent Two nicely furnished rnoma within
one block of Postortice Phone 102B. 46-4WJ
Pr Rent Small house, furnished. Rent nom
inal to responsible parties. R. F. D. No. (.
MraJ Boyden. 47-80C
HORSES, COW8, PIOS, CHICKENS, ETC.
For Sale Cheap Handsome hay drivit g mare
(speedy trotter) weight loSOto 1100. 8 years old.
very easy keeper. Safe for lady or child to drive.
Bargain if taken at once. Telephone Jul K. 44-4"p
For Sale A small horse weighing about (M or
700 pounds. Phone 2172-K. 44-47
For Sale- A few fine R. I. Red Cockerels for
breeding purposes. Bred from hfwvy winter
laying strain. E. F. Batten. Phone 2012M 44-47p
I have for sale good shoat piga. first call, first
supplied, as they won't last long. Phone 1932
L. or Adell VI. 44-47p
Pr Sale-Fine driving and saddle horae. T years
old, sound and gentle; together with open
buggy, new this summer: harness, cowboy saddle,
bridle, winter and summer lap robes. Good cart
for muddy wuher. Will make an attractive
prireon entire outfit for quick sale. Phone 806L.
47-.Vc
W'
anted -A good milch cow. Addreaa M. B.
Utiles. Hood River, Ore., or phone
47-SO
LVr Sale A saddle pony cheap if taken soon. A.
N. Foley, one mile west of town. 4V-4.S-P
For Sale-Team, aged 10 and 12. weight 1175. en
tirely fearless, true pullers: new harness and
spring wagon, all for tSZS. Address "C" care of
Hund River News.46-l-p.
FOR SALE
P,,r Sale or Rent Typewriters, new or second
hand,meay termsA. W. Onthank. 40-tfc
LOST AND POUND
Lost-Black silk umbrella with detachable natur
al wood handle. Finder please leave at this
office. 4A-4-c
Lost Automobile tire chsins. some place in
Wood River Valley. Suitable reward for their
retun to lr. M. F. Shaw. Word River. Ore. 44-47c
Lost A gold fob buckle and charm with Initials
H. i L. Finder please return to News office.
47-M
tTftc KotcC Orcgan
will serve
Chicken and
Each Day During the Apple Fair
11:30 till 2:00 and 5:30 till 7:30
HINE QKOVK
Mr. Stantun's people nre enter-
talnlng company this week.
lien Oearhart Morrison, a reader
and Impersonator, will appear at
grant; hall Saturday evening of this
week.
The xrangers enjoyed a pleaxant
social time after their business meet
ing lat Saturday evening:. Candy
and popcorn were served.
The Lad lea' Aid held a profitable
seHHlon at the home of Mrs. J. L.
Davis last week. It will meet again
In two weeks at the same place.
Mot Lunch
The Ladles' Aid Society of the Con
gregational church will serve hot
lunches during the fruit fair, Nov. 23
and i'H, Friday and Saturday, In the
hanement of the Hood Klver Banking
& Trust Co. building.
Mis Nellie Mlchell came home from
Collins Spring Monday and reports
her brother, K. V. Mlchell, as Improv
ing nicely.
Old Virginia Farms For Sale
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Peonas xhould In- planted In October,
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Physician and Surgeon
Raaidanca. Oak and Park. Oftoa. Oak Mat a lias
Olflca houra. 10 to 11 a. m.. I to I anal T let a. am.
Booma t. 4 and i. Broaiua Block. Boos Elves. Ore.
H. L. DUMBLE
Physician and Surgeon
CalU promptly answered la ton or soma try.
or night.
rjlapnonaa-ReaidenaaalL Offloads.
Offlca In the Broaiua Building.
DR. E. 0. DUTRO
Physician and Surgeon
Offioa ore First National Bank
Howie phana.lRaa.nB JOffiaa phone Tt
Hood River,
SHAW & BRONSON
Physicians and Surgeons
Biet Block: iPherve M
Hood B1t
J. F. WATT, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Otlce, Haras phone M. Residence. MB
Hood River. Orwgaai
Dr. H. H. Sharp
Dr. Bdna B.
DRS. SHARP
Osteopathic Physicians
Graduates of the American School of Oataoparaay.
Ktrkaville, Mo.
Office in Eliot Building
Phenn Office lOL Residence ldt-B.
Hood River.
C. H. JENKINS, D. M. D.
Dentist
Offioa. Hall Buikllnc. over Butler Banking Ca
Office phone . Reaidenc phone H-B
Hood River. Orearaa
H. Dudley W. Pineo, D. D. S.
Dentist
Offlea ever First National Bank
Oaea-Hobm pnona 111. Residence-Han
Hood River.
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DR. E. L. SCOBEE
Dentist
Open evenings by appointment
asms I and T, Broaiua Building.
Hood River. Oregon
M. E. WELCH
Licensed Veterinarian
Hood RIt
DERBY & WILBUR
Lawyers
Roams I and 4. First National Bank BuUdnag
Hood River. Oregon
E. H. HARTWIG
Attorney at Law
Smith Block, over First National Bank
Phone 188 Hood River, Osage
John Leland Henderson
Attorney at Law
Rood River, Orenwn
JAYNE & WATSON
Lawyers
Hall BuUding
Hood Riva
J. W. MORTON
Lawyer
Room 8, Eliot Building
Hood River. Oregon
ERNEST C. SMITH
LAWYER
Roama 14 and 15. Hall Budding
Huud River, Oregon
SAMUEL W. STARK
Attorney at Law
But Bidding. Phona SuaM
Haud River. Oregon
P. M. MORSE
Jity Engineer and Surveyor
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