THE HOOD RIVER NEWS, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1910
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Again we feel that we are prepared to serve our patrons in a thoroughly satisfactory way by showing good, reliable, new
goods at prices that are absolutely the lowest that can be made on Good Merchandise
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A 16 Oz. Cotton Bat for 2c
85c Seamless Sheet 81x90, for 66c.
Boys' High Top Shoes
with large Klondike eyelets and two straps at the top-Heavy Soles, well sewed. Craker jacks
Size 12 to 2. Regular $3 grade for $2.3 9
Size 2 1-2 to 5 1-2. Regular $3.25 grade for $2.49
Any $1.25 Umbrella in the house for 98c
SHOES for Women with Tired Feet
For women who stand on hard floors, for the busy housewife, for women who like to walk,
our ACME CUSHION SOLE SHOES afford errateful relief. These shoes PRICE
contain insoles of genuine Australian Wool Felt, making a soft bed into
which the foot sinks to perfect ease the result is equal distribution of
pressure and better circulation'. Flexable outer soles add to the comfort.
Stylish in appearance, perfect fit and excellent wearing qualities.
PRICE
$3.50
$1.25 Bed Spreads for 89c.
$2.25 Bed Spreads for $1.69
15c Pillow Case, 36x45 for 11c
Children's Fleece-lined Underwear, size 18 to 34. Pants and Vests CtAaSol 1 Or
for Boys and Girls ZpeCiaI 1 VC
Men's heavy ribbed, fleeced lined Underwear. Regular price 50c SpCCifll 37C
Men's Corduroy Pants for $3.50
SHOES of all Descriptions
Children's tan button, black button and high-top shoe3 for school wear $2, $2.50 and $3
Ladies' Patent Button with Cravenette or Velvet top for $4.00
Ladies' High Top Gun Metal Shoes for $4.50
Ladies' High Top Tan Shoes for $5.00
F?ll hhr new shipment now here. We can fit any shoe with Rubbers from
IUUUC1 a number 5 in Babies to number 8 in LadiesFirst Grade Rubber.
Hats
Men's Suits!
Men's Suits!
Hats
$25.00 Suits for
Listen Men! You have the chance of your life to Save Money!
$ 1 4.98 $22.50 Suits for $ 1 2.98 $20.00 Suits for. $ 1 0.98 $17.50 Suits for
And some of the Greatest Bargains for $9.00 and $10.00 you ever saw
Any $3.00 Soft Hat for 98c, Black and Colors
$9.98
MORLAN
LATHROP
WILL HOOD RIVER
BOYS GO TO BAD?
I-Varfiil that Hood Klver parents
are neglecting to have tlirlr boys
properly Instructed In the Christian
faith, l. It. Stokely addresses an
open letter to fathers mx mothers
on" tlit subject. He says:
Christian people of Hood Klver,
lathers, mothers, mlnlsterrt ami
teachers, why are the boys absent
from our Sunday schools? We see
little children, itrown people and
girl there, liut where are the Io.vm?
Why are they nearly all fitment? In
It Is-cause parents are Indifferent, or
In It Is-cause they lack Inllueiice aud
the power to control? Can It tie
that when they come chaff In given
Instead of wheat, or self presented
liiMtead of ( hrlsf!
Shall we not fear Mint our churches
are Hearing the breakers.
If the Iio.vh are absent In the pres
ent (feneration, wl" ot lint ti men
and Iio.vh Ik- absent In the licit?
What need ft church houses; then?
Will they not Htnnd tin inoimmeutH
to fin liiHtltutlon of the pant?
Shall we forget God? Can the
apple of Hood Klver Have? Can ttiene
orchard lands cleanse? Will not a
time come when we will wIhIi He
were ours?
"On to, now, ye rich. Weep and
liowl for your miseries that hIihII
coiue upon you." "Shall man lie
more righteous than hln Maker?"
"lie not righteous overmuch, neither
make thyself overwlse."
Will Sunday liall gamen turn out
Rodly men? Will dunce halls nend
recruit to the pewn?
I-t's have them come mid Htudy
that wonderful book, ho Hlmple that
any may learn, ho deep that none can
fathom. lt'H teach them to love It
because of It Intrinsic worth, and
because of It pource. Ia'V lend
them to know the lovellneHH of lllm
who npoke and never mini Hpoke.
I-et'n deHlre them tilled with that
Spirit, resisting whom Ih death,
vleldtiikC to whom Ih life, lii-t'n train
them up in me
Hhould go.
PORTLAND MAN BUYS
COLLINS HOT SPRINGS
Collltm Hot Springs, one of the
well known resorts on the tipMT
Columtiln rlvtr, Iiiih been purchased
by K. A. Young, of Portland, for
merly ft heep king of Fastcrn Ore
iron, from CfiptnlnC. F. Itelcher, who
wiiv wnerelti tney
I. It. STOKKI Y.
yearn. Mr. Voting plans to Improve
the property In such a ivnj h to add
greatly to the comfort of the patrons
of the hotel. Both partlen to the
transaction decline to make public
the coiiHlderatlnn, lint It Is known
to have lieen a cotiHidc ratite sum, an
renort property In the Hot Springs
area near White Salmon has com
up In price In the last few yearn, due
to the lamely increasing patronage
liy Portland and Hood Klver people.
STATE GAINS FROM
NATIONAL FORESTS
For the INcal year elided .lutiettl
lant, the I". S. Ilepnrtinetit of Agrl-
culture annoiiiicen the LTi per cent of
National Forest revenue which will
go to t he states for road and school
purposes amounted to $."0,r.M.M.
Thin wan f ii7,4(.d (Kt more than lant
year, or an Increane of a little over l.
percent. The p'aymentnnre an offset
to the loss of Income from taxable
proerty Hiintulneil through with
drawal of the forent land from entry
under the public lam Iiiwh.
The amoiiiitn which will go to the
varioun ntaten are an follows: ArU
ona, $."!. 'JL'O.HS; Arkannan. ,!H4.44;
California, f i!0,T."2.!M ; Colorado, $:().-
MMi.l'.l; Florida, 7(Ni.:iS; Idaho,
074 ."; Kaunan, $1,IHI4 t!7; MlnncHota,
$t,"i7.:t7; Montana, f s;j.(;rs.:is; Neb
raska, $JJi 2.i; Nevada. $1(1.314.3:1;
New Mexico, $-.,r,:. .".3; North Dak-
otu, $i'-'UVI; Oklahoma, fUtl .10; Ore-
iron, 5:ri.(.(.i.i ; jsoiitu nakota.
SOS.'Ct; Ftali, f:W,!H:i.4!l; Washington.
flM,t!71.V.t; Wyoming. $.l4,704,.r)4.
Noteworthy In the especially heavy
Increase over the amounts lant year
111 certain ntaten. In California the
amount rone by over l!."i per cent. In
Idaho by over X per cent and In
Oregon by nearly 50 jht cent. The
Increanen are the result of Increased
nctlvlty In national forest timber
ales In these states ami are an earn
est of what will happen an the timber
supply which the government Is car
ing forcomen Into full demand. Since
the cut of tlmlicr will always be
limited to what the forests will keep
on growing, the Income to the states
will lie permanent, not transitory,
as would have been the case If hasty
and Improvident exploitation had
lieen permitted. According to the
calculations of the department of
agriculture ollielals the states will
eventually receive many Mine; what
the forests are now yielding them,
for Mien Is an yet on the whole only
a very restricted demand for the gov
ernment's tlmlicr.
COUNTY CONVENTION
HELDTHIS WEEK
The Hood Itlver County Suuday
School Convention will be held In
Hood Klver thin ye'ir, at the Chris
Man church, Friday and Saturday,
iHremlier L'nd and :trd. Prepara
tions tire being made for a splendid
convention, and matters of Import
ance to Sunday School workers will
be discussed. Speakers and workers
of prominence will lie present and
take part In the program. Four
sessions will lie held, a program of
which follows:
FRIDAY AFTERNOON
Praiae and Prayer Service
A. B. CASH
Welcome
REV. HANDSAKF.R
Importance of the Cradle Roll.
Sons by Primary Claaa.
Appointment of Committee.
The Beginners In the Sunday School
MISS GRACE TURNEY
The Equipment of the Model Sunday School
REV. C. A. PH1PPS
FRIDAY EVENING
Sons Service and Scripture Reading.
The Importance of Religious Education
REV. HARRIS
Duet.
Addreaa
REV. C. A. PI1IPPS
Benediction.
SATURDAY MORNING
Praitie and Pnalms.
Prayer ...
REV. E. McOMIIER
Training for Citizenihip.
REV. F.. T. SIMPSON
10:00. Friendly Helpem
MRS. E. J. N1CKEI.SF.N
Solo
BELLE ELLIS
10:30. The ReliRiouti Poet of Inrael
REV. J. R. HARGREAVES
llrOO. Riiiht and Wrong Method, in Teaching a
Claw
REV. C. A. PHIPPS
SATURDAY AFTERNOON
Song Service.
Scripture Reading and Prayer
REV. H. J. WOOD
Superintendent'. Half Hour
work, being one of the Holy Grail
pictures.
I'rof. McLaughlin's address, which
wan very Interesting, wan on the
origin and history of Thanksgiving
day, and proved to hln listenerti that
It Is not a purely American Institu
tion, but really as old as history It
self, although It has been a national
holiday for only about flftjr yearn.
Other features of the program were
equally Interesting.
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M. II. O'DELL
BurtineM SemHn.
If neat inn Box.
Round Tahle on Organized Clawvea.
Cloaing Exerciaea.
Thanksglvlnit and Memorial Service
Thursday afternoon at the high
school, exerclneH Is'llttlng the tlay
were held In the afternoon, which
were well attended. The program
consisted of musical selections and
addresses by meiiils'rs of the faculty
and ot hers.
Ilev. V.. A. Harris, pastor of the
Congregational church, gave the
memorial address and unveiled the
picture hung In memory of Raymond
Ingallrt, until recently a metiitter of
the high school. The picture was
one which will, no doubt, prove an
Inspiration for students In their
EXPERT
Watchmakers and Jewelers
Diamonds
Jetvelry
Cut Glass
Silver Spoons
We carry a full line of Diamonds in stock.
Our Umbrellas are something new and fine.
We purchase the most of our
Goods direct from the factories
21 JEWELED.
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We Engrave our goods free of charge.
We riount our Diamonds at home.
Buying for two stores places
us among the leading dealers
Our Prices are as Lotv as any Eastern House
Our 5tock is unlimited. We pay Cash and
do our own work. We are Masters of our
business and will please you if you will allow us.
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