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8 THE HOOD RIVER NEWS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21. 1911 0 You will need new togs for our Annual National HolidayWhy not save handsomely by patronizing our GREAT CLEARANCE SALE ItTepar RTHI FOB THE GLOR FO !! K Undermuslin Sale Continues This Week Lot 1 choice 25c Lot 2 choice 35c Lot 3 choice 50c Lot 4 choice 75c Lot 5 choice $1.00 Every garment worth double Automobile Coats La Vogue Suits Linen Dusters Wash Dresses King Shirt Waist All Reduced 20 Per Gent Best Standard calico 4c 25 inch outing 4c 25c sun bonnet 1 0c 25c hosiery 1 2Jc 50c and 7 c gloves 25 ALL REMNANTS JUST HALF PRICE All Wash Goods Reduced Now DUTTENHOFFER SHOES FLORSHIEM SHOES McKlBBIN HATS Extra Good Boys' Suits, Khai Khai Clothing: clothing ALL REDUCED 10 TO 40 PER CENT that ,-, aEiTSTHE BAND WHATVE CAN Do WITH OUR. MONEY BY GOOD JUDGMENT AND MANAGEMENT IFWEGO ifo THE RIGHT PLACE.UMERE THEY KNOW BROWfl f () v AHh'""xr XNcfcvi rrrlntrSZZ. "K CoPvRirnnqot.arTite buster bsownco. Chicago. If BEATS IHEQAfQ Men's Fancy Suits New Dress Shirts Summer Underwear Foxey Neckwear Plain and Fancy Socks Boys 1.50 Khai-Khai Suits 75c Boys Knee Pants, wool - 25c Boys Wash Pants - - 15c Boys Crash Hats - - - 20c Boys Straw Hats - - - 12c Men's Underwear - - 20c Men's Work Shirts - - 45c All Ready-to-Wear Goods NOW REDUCED Ederheimer, Stein & Co. MAKERS New High-Top Shoes for Mountain Wear FRANK A. CRAM New Tan Button Shoes Just Arrived $25.00 Suits $0.00 $20.00 Suits 16.00 $18.00 Suits 14.40 $16.50 Suits 13.20 $15.00 Suits 12.00 $13.50 Suit 10. HO $12.50 Suit 10.00 $10.00 Suit 8.00 $8.00 Suit 6.20 $6.50 Suit 5.20 $5.00 Suit 4.00 LOCALSandPERSONALS -7 JL SjG I. J. Stuart was over from Under wood Thursday last. Iester Slchel of Portland, la a guest of Mr. and Mr. Rahles. Miss Mlna Crayton, of Kushvllle. Ind., In the guest of her aunt, Mm. It. I. Orr. Mrs. W. F. Shafer, of Omaha, Neb., ha tieen visiting with her cousin, Mrs. W. F. Laraway. Mrs. M. V. Plowman hns returned to her home at Klickitat, after a vls 1t with Mr. and Mrs. Koliert T. New hall. Ir. M. F. Shaw will leave the lat ter part of the month for Guadala jara, Mexico, where he will look over land proportions. Mayor Hart wig brought some very fine rones to the News oflice Satur day. The mayor Is In favor of hold ing an annual rose festival at Hood Klver. The family cat, on account of Its nomadic habits. Is a dangerous car rier of disease. Diphtheria and other dangerous diseases are spread like wildfire by cat and other pets. The stores will close at three o'clock today to give the proprietors aud their employees an opportunity to attend the ball game at the Co I ii in bin 1'urk grounds. Order your bee supplies early of W. W. Pakln, Seventh street. TryaSuuday at I'arkdale I'jirk. Special rates on Mount Hood Rail road. The liest yet. Hazel wood Ice Cream, bulk or In bricks, ( all H, ('. A. Richards & Co. (ict your butter, guaranteed fresh eggs, cream and milk from Purity Dairy Co. Phone 68-L. Depot Davidson Building. It Is worse than useless to take medicines Internally for muscular or chronic rheumatism. All that Is need ed Is n free application af ChnmlsT Inlu'a Liniment. For sale by all dealers. If you want to 1 comfortable burn coal. Weare prepared to furnish It In miy quantity. Plenty on hand and luiiro coming. We handle the Isst quality of Wyoming coal. Transfer ft Livery Couipaoy. Phone 5. W. R. Melcher Is In Chicago for a visit with his parents. Kev. K. McOmler was a visitor at Muster between trains Thursday. G. I). Culberstson, cinnty judge of Hood Klver, was a visitor at The Dalles. Miss Kllzabeth Adams, of Ho qutam, Wash., visited Hood Klver friends during the week. I'.orn To Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hammer, a girl, Saturday, June 17. Name of little one will lie Mary Ma tilda. Miss Florence Avery a post gradu ate student nt the University of Ore gon Is here for the summer with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Avery. Mrs. S. K. Arnold, formerly Mrs. Bertha Hemman spent several days here last week visiting at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Geo. T. Prather. Mt. Hood will celebrate the Fourth of July. Hood Klver will not. Many Hood Klverltes will go to the Upper Valley and help to fittingly observe the day. Kev. and Mrs. J. L. Hershner re turned from Portland last Friday, where they had been for a week, at tending the Pacific Coast Congress of Congregational churches. Lynn Young had the misfortune to again Injure his km' cap last week. It Is hoped by his many friends how ever that It will not prove as serious as his previous trouble. Kegulnr Sunday exctirslon to Park dale. Pleasant trip for jourself and friends. Have you heard the latest New York hits on the phonograph? Con cert dally at Filer's Hook Store. For Kent or Sale Modern bunga low on Oak street. Fnipilre of J. L. Henderson Inc. (let your butter, guaranteed fresh eggs, cream and milk from Purity Dairy Co. Phone 68-L. Depot Davidson Building. The uniform success that has at tended the use of Cha iiiIhtIiiIii's Col lc, Cholera and Diarrhoea Kcniedy ha made It a favorite everywhere. It cau uIwh.vi ! depended upon. For aule by all dealer. N. C. Kvans was a Portland visitor during the past week. K. Shelley Morgan and family were Ho jd Klver visitors the past week. W. S. Montgomery Is In the Kugene section of the state on Insurance business. Frank Carroll, young son of Dr. F, M. Carroll, Seattle, Is visiting with his cousin, John Suttoff. Dr. J. Sowerby. chiropractor, has opened an office In the Ferguson building for the practice of his pro fesslon. W. King Wilson, of Portland was here Sunday on a sight seeing visit nceomuanled by two friends. The party went from here to M osier. H. B. Johnson, Upper Valley rancher. Journeyed to Portland Sat urday and from that city crossed the hot sands to the Mecca of the Shrlners. The Steamer Tahoma took an ex curslon to Carson Valley Sunday, leaving In the morning and returning In the evening. Not very many a vailed themselves of the opportunity but those who did had a good time H. G. Huntington, of Mount Hood, savs the Oregonlan, Is nt the Per kins. Mr. Huntington and nssocl ates are engaged In clearing for cul tivation an extensive tract of logged over land near Mount Hood. Tom La wson and his daughter and son In law took an automobile trip to I'arkdale Friday, where they were the guests of Klngsley MeGuffey at luncheon. On the way to the I pner Valley the machine broke down and they were delayed several hours. ('has. S, Holmes, Frank P. Lucas and John A. Weaver have formed a company to lieknown as Hood Klver View Company and will do a general photograph business In the Val ley, They have a splendid equip ment anil will make a specialty of landscape, group and interior pho tography. ' Last summer these young men worked on the Maxwel ton orchards for Mrs. Marian McKae. Best Wyoming lump coal In any quantity. Transfer &.. Livery Co. Phone .'. f or Sale - A fine lot of 1iay in the Mt. Hood district. Near Mt. Hood Post Office. Phone, Odell 38 or 2002-x. Yes, Plfer has the marvelous new phonograph and only Indestructible reeorks, that are the sensation of the phonograph world In the east. These Indestructible cylinder record can be used on any cylinder machine. K.J. dough, of Arlington, was In the city last Wednesday. Mrs. I). J. Cooper, of The Dalles, Is visiting friends In Hood Klver valley. K. I). Gould returned Sunday from a business trip of several days In Portland. Mrs. L. Wlnans, of Portland, wns here last week visiting relatives nnd looking after her property. A number of Hood Klver Masons attended the Masonic high degree meetings In Portland during the week. I). S. Peck, of (Salva, III., father In law of Dr. Collie, of the east side, has arrived at Hood Klver, accompanied by Mrs. Peck, and will spend the summer here. Miss L. Thompson came up from Portland Thursday evening. In com pany with her brother, George V. Thompson and family, and will re main for a few weeks' visit at the latters' home. Postmaster W. M. YHtes departed Thursday for his cottage by the sea, at Cannon Beach, where his family has lieen for several weeks. Tilt postmaster remained at the beach until Monday, when he went to As torla, to receive instruction In the manner of handling a postal savings bank, the Hood Klver post of lice having been so designated. Mr. Yates has for many years Is-en post master at Hood Klver, where his ca reer hns been one of elllclency and satisfaction to Hood Klver people. Mr. and Mrs. (ieorge W. Thomson and family returned Thursday even ing from an extended visit with their folks In northern California. Mr. Thomson says they visited numerous places of Interest, from th'J warm des ert to the cool hills, and that several sections of that state were very de Hghtful, especially In the foothills, but that the Interior, a part of some of the valley districts, were almost unls'arablv hot. They enjoyed the vacation very much, but are again glad to Is; In Hood Klver, a place which, Mr. Ihompson says, Is hard to Is-at from any point of view. A few choice lots left In Mlddleton Subdivision, $:sno. Price will le ad vanced mini). Fii'iulre of.l.L. Hen derson Inc. There Is one medicine that every family should be provided with, and esH-clally during tliesiiniiii.T months. vlr,. Chamls-rlaln's Colic, Cholera mid DlarrlKH-a Remedy. It Is almost cer tain to tie needed. It cost but a quarter. Can you afford to be with out It? For sale by all dealers. L. K. Taft made a trip to Portland Saturday on a business errand. Dr. and Mrs. J. F. Watt were vis itors to Portland during the past week. Attorney and Mrs. A. A. Ja.vne were visitors In Portland during the early part of the past week. 1 homas Council, of Dumas, Cana da, will spend the summer at the home of his daughter, Mrs. W. L. Nichols. Mrs. A. B. Stiles and Mrs. Clara Whlttler, of Portland, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Albert W. Kahles, at "Riverside Place" In the Oak Grove district. W. J. Baker nnd II. T. DeWItt left Friday morning for Portland to be present at Masonic ceremonial ses sion mid to take In the Slulner's meeting Saturday night. Thomas W. Lawson, noted Bos ton financier, Is a guest at Mrs. Al ma Howe's, where he says he In tends to remain In absolute retire ment for a week or two nnd seek rest In the beautiful valley. Mr. Lawson wns met by a delegation from the Hood River Commercial Club nnd tendered an Invitation to be the guest of honor at a banquet to given him. He thanked the dub for the courtesy, but refused to accept the Invitation, saying that he desired to spend the time here In absolute quiet. Mr. Lawson Is accompanied by his youngest daughter, Miss Jean Law son, and sou Henry McCall, and they will make a trip to the foot of Mount Hood In the Upper Valley before leaving. For Sale Some good horses and a number of second-hand rigs, cheap. Apply at the Fashion Livery Stable. We pay highest cash rrlce for over ripe and cull strawtierrle. Crocker & de Reding, Fourth street, between Oak and State. Phone 2l'7-M. I will make and hang your window screens at the following prices: Half screens, 90c each; full screens, $1.30 each. Prices on screen doors and porches on application. I will be glad to do your repairing or work of any class. I.stimates furnished on all work If desired. Phone 306-X. Wright's Carpenter Shop. The woman of today who has good health, good temper, good sense, bright eyes and a lovely com plexion, the result of correct living and good digestion, wins tin-admi ration of the world. If your diges tion Is faulty, ( liaiiilMTlnln's Stom ach and Liver Tablets will correct It. Fur sale by all dealers. Attorney A. A. .layne returned from the Rose City Friday. G. J. Gessling returned Friday eve ning from a business stay In Port land. John I -eland Henderson was up from Portland ou business Thurs. day. returning In the afternoon. Fdl tor II. G. Klbbec, of the Moler Bulletin, came down on the local Thursday afternoon for a few hours, returning on the 0 o'clock train. At the conference of the United Brethren held nt Philomath last week, pastors were stationed nt- the various charges for the coming year. The church of Hood River Is pleased because Rev. J. B. Parsons has Is-en returned. Kev. ('. W. Corman, a former Hood Klver minister at the U. B. church, has been assigned to The Dalles. The U. B. denomination Is making a remarkable growth nnd a most hopeful condition Is revealed among the membership. Mr. nnd Mrs. W. B. McGuIre were visitors In Portland Inst week. Mrs. A. ('. Hallam has returned from a visit with relatives in Kansas City, Mo. W. B. Allen, accompanied by Mrs. Allen, were Portland visitors the first of last week. II. A. llussey, of Avalon Orchards, Underwood, Wash., was a visitor In Hood River Friday. Miss Zephra McNeil departed last week for Rogers, N. D., where she will spend the summer with her sls-ter-ln-law. Misses Fannie nnd Kittle Bragg returned Tuesday night from Seattle where they have been attending the university. Miss Georgia Prather a student at the Washington State University at Seattle arrived home Thursday and Is at the honiu of her parents Mr, and Mrs, Geo. T. Prather for the summer. Cdc arc now talung orders for Strawberry Crates Having only a limited supply, would advise ordering at once. Stanfeii-Sniitft uttilW Co. )(ccfi River, Oregon Pftena 134 Well Drilling Quick I Successful Satisfactory DONE WITH A STAR WELL DRILLING OUTFIT FOR PARTICULARS ADDRESS APPLE LAND & ORCHARD COMPANY HOOD RIVER, OREGON one, Nt. Oak tlrttt Phontt. 28 r 2002-X I" 1
