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THE HOOD RIVER NEWS, WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 30, 1911
PORTLAND HIGHWAY
FAST BECOMING FACT
(j. It. llfltMOII, llKHUt.'Ult MlJH'rvlni
(if the fort-xt rrxerve ilt-part ineiit
liilnt; In t-hnrw I tie iim-Un.; nf ilif
trHll Iniiii the Willamette Vnlley to
lliioil lllvt-r, h:i the work ( ili-nr
lnf that ii!iHwav In iimt:ivliu: r:i(i
l.ll.v ami ttwit Knxn cohtitr tiiiiix will
le ininle Ix twit ii Multnomah am
I loud Hint -) ii t Ii-m
The work in uuiler the niier islon
iiflh-piity Siiiervlnor K. r. Mirlly.
ho Iwih t hriv ere wm. ne of .i tm-n
l working fruin Mt. Iljln. went, atnl
twocrt'WK of men are working
from Mt. Mlu eaxt to the liooil
Kiver line A roa.l fix f--t whle U
lielnjt Imllt from the niountaln went
nml a trail in twlnj; cleared from the
iiioiintaln eant.
Mr. Matnon navfi the route neltK'ted
for the trail that will lie widened In
the future for a road nie through
one of the mot H.-enle routed in t he
t amade range, and he In eonlident
that iiioti the completion of the high
way for travel if will t tee nine a tiumt
iioinilar drive. With little dillieulty
ii road can Ik- luiilt from the Mood
lllver Valley wettlement to connect
Ith the government road that will
have little over a five per cent grade
It I extxH-ted Mood Kiver county
will make mime appropriation to
Improve the roadu that It will ulti
mately connect with the government
highway.
It In thought that if the matter i-
pro(K'rly presented nnd urged at the
next Hennion of ongrefs that a lur
ther appropriation can he neeured
for Improving the road next cummer
an It travel-new. the forest reserve for
tnont of the way. Kffortn are now
lielng made to have thin reserve de
clared a natlot.nl park. If thin In
done the road will undouhtedly se
cure additional government ah) and
It In not unlikely that It will lie lm
pnned Into a fine highway.
Next Sunday evening Mr. Mar
Vreaven w ill open a nerien of nernions
at the Hnptlnt church on "Supemtl
tlonn, Fallacien and Ilealitlen.'" The
ilifferent themen will lie treated In
palm, thnn showing the two widen ."if
each Miitiject. All evening Her vice
w ill now open at 7:"0.
Six room bungalow, corner 10th and
Cascade avenue, for sale. Choice lot.
See ow ner on premises.
DR. F C. BROSIUS
Physician and Surgeon
Craidenca. Oak and Park. Office. Oak and Second
Office houra, 10 to 11 a. m.. 2 to 3 and 7 to 8 p. m.
lUnmi S. 4 and 5, Broaiua Block. Hood River. Ore.
H. L. DUMBLE
Physician and Surgeon
falls promptly answered in town or country, day
or night.
Telephonea-Reaidence 611. Office 61J.
Office in the Brosiua Building.
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Ladies' Linen Suits
There will be many warm days yet
this season and these suits will afford
a lot of comfort. All neatly tailored
and will fit perfectly.
Special $5.00 Suits now $1.75
G.50 44 44 1.8B
9.00 44 44 2.63
44 10.00 44 44 2.88
Suits for $2.75, $3.50, $4.50 and 5.00
Ladies' Shirt Waists
Here are some extraordinary econ
omies for women who need waists.
These are Drummers Samples and
while some are slightly soiled and
mussed, you are offered these at but a fraction of their
real value. We have grouped these in several differ
ent lots and marked them all at the biggest kind of
bargains. There is in this lot only one or two of a
kind, but all sizes in the lot. Dainty Lingerie and
Marquisettes with high and Dutch necks, with three
quarter or kimona sleeves: trimmed with white or col
ored embroidery, Valenciennes insertions, pin tucks, etc.
There are waists in fancy, trimmed or tailored styles.
The Tailored Waists
are in the Gibson effect, pleated fronts, stiff collars and
cuffs. Waists for fall and winter wear of medium and
dark colors of Viols, Henriettas, Woolen, Sateen, Velvets, etc.
Lot 1, your choice 75c , Lot 5, your choice... $1.43
Lot 2, your choice 98c ! Lot 6, your choice. 1.93
Lot 3, your choice.. $1.19 1 Lot 7, your choice. 2.73
Lot 4, your choice.. 1.25 ; Lot 8, your choice... 2.95
Wash Dresses
Splendid little garments made of best quality
Ginghams, Shambrays, Percales and Linens some
high, others with square or round neck, elbow kimona
and long sleeves, trimmed with pretty embroidery,
plain bandings or pipings. These are just the thing
for school wear. Dresses for 25c, 45c, 5Cc, 75c, $1.00
and up. All ages from 2 to 1G years.
Men's Shirt Specials
Here are surely some big bargains in the shirt line
and when you see them you'll say they are the best
values' you ever have seen for 98c. Mostly Cluett and
Monarch brands, made of corded madras in striped,
jacquard and novelty stitched effects in self and con
trasting colors, perfectly finished and full cut. Q$f
All sizes, 14 to necks. Your choice
!
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i Imk $M
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Copyright Hart ctuituer 4 M'
The Home
of
Hart, Schaffner
& Marx
Good Clothes
If you're enough interest
ed in fine clothes to enjoy
looking at them, we want
you to know that we're
enough interested in fine
clothes to enjoy showing
them. We've got them
to show, too; the new fall
weaves, colors and pat
terns. They're so good
these clothes that they
don't really cost much;
there's true economy in
buying them. Suits
$18 and up
Hood River's Largest
Department Store
PARIS
FAIR
The Store that Saves
You Money
OREGON WOMAN
HEADS W. R. G.
DR. E. O. DUTRO
Physician and Surgeon
Office in Smith Building
Hine phone. Res. 71 B; Office phone Tl
Hood River. Oreffra
SHAW & BRONSON
Physicians and Surgeons
F.liot Block Phone 34
Hood River. Oregon
J. F. WATT, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Office. Home phone 30. Rcaidenee, 3UB
Hood River. Oregon
C. H. JENKINS, D. M. D.
Dentist
Offic. Hall Building, over Butler Hanking Co.
Office phone 2H. Keaidence phone 2n-B
Hkm1 River. Oregon
II. Dudley W. Pineo, D. D. S.
Dentist
Office over Kirat National Bank
Ortw-e - Home phone 131. Residence- Home 131-B
Hmxl River. Oregon
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DR. E. L. SCOBEE
Dentist
Open evening! by appointment
Rooma 6 and 7. Broniua Building. I'hone .TO
Hood River. Oregon
lr. M. H. Bharp Hr. Kdna B. Sharp
DRS. SHARP
Osteopathic Physicians
Crailuatea of the American S-hool of Oteopathjr.
Kirkville. Mo.
Office in r.lKit Building
Phone- Otlice K'i. Keilen-e 1H2-B.
H1 River. Oregon
Dr. J. SOWERBY
CHIROPRACTOR
NERVE SPECIALIST
Iadv Attendant - Experienced
I'HONK 'Ol
KKKtm.SON BLII.LHN(J. HOOD RIVER
The Woiuau'n U'liif CoriH In hch-
Hlnn at KuoheHttT. .V V. lf"t wt-ek
ek't'teil an Its natliui'il pn-Hlilfiit Mr.
'ora M. lavii, if I nloii. )r-iin. sn
clone was the content fur t lie itlk'e
that four liallcitn were taken lielnre
thecholce wan inaile anl then it wmh
mini that Mr. Iavi hail a ninall
majority over Mrn (ierahline Krisliie,
if California, formerly of rnrtlaml.
H hen the liallotini; lienan, nix can-
(IhlateH were iiomiiiateil for the
ottice, namely: Mm. ila McllrMe,
Indiana; Mrw. Cora M lavin. ( )re-
ifnii; .Mrn. Kiiniee .m. .Miinuer. iKia-
homa: Mrn. I'.elle . I'.Iihh. i-con-nin;
Mm. lieraliline '.. l-'rinlile, fall
irnla, and Mm. Loin M. Knaiiff.
Milo Mm. l'.llnn. Mrn. M linger. Mm.
Knaiiff and Mm Mi Ki ide noon wiih
drew, lea vlinr the field clear I Mm
Pavin Had Mm Frlnliie.
.Iude Harvey M. Tritnlilc, of III!
noln, wan unanimoiinly elected ( oni
mander In ( hief of the (irand Army
of the Kepulilic at noon Friday,
when (ieneral .lohn McKlrny. of
Vanhinton, hin onniiient. ended a
bitter content by wit lulr-i Iiilj from
the race. On motion of I ieneral Me
Klroy, the Adjutant I ieneral cant out
vote for .1 mite Trimble.
On recommendation of the com
mittee on renolnt loan, the encamp
ment endorned the Sherwood I'en
nioti bill, whlih lemocratlc leader
l llderwood han promined Coliirienn
will pann at the fort hcominir nennlon.
but the endrimemetit carrien the
forthcimimr (irovlno that the bill be
made til conform in chwelv an ponnl
hle to t he Sulloway bill, wlirh wan
pigeon holed in Conurenn. The Slier
wood bill wan f,iv jred by .Indue
Trimble.
1'olonrl Nicholas Iav, of New York.
City, wan elected neiilor vice-coin
niander
The election and liintallat i n of t he
ollicem, and I lie nelecl ion of lon An
irelen. al., for the next i iii-auipnn iit.
cloned the enca tnpuieii t.
Six room bungalow, corner 10th and
Cascade avenue, for sale. Choice lot.
See o ner on premises.
UNDERWOOD
Mm. Ilatnilnand Minn Unimex vis
ited Mrn. Himne. lant week ami at
tended the Kmbrolderv flub meet
ln. W. A. U'eiidorf han the largest
peaidi orchard here, about I'.'iiHI ireen.
and In now nhippine; several hundred
boxen daily.
Hamilton's addition, platted
about a year aifo, t he fimt nee t ion on
tlii hill cut up into lotn, now han ix
hounen, and two more are beiinr
built.
The K. f lioddardn. who nave
npetit tli" numnier at their nlirhf I v
home overlooking the folumliia
Kiver, will remain until the openlni;
of the l'ortland nchool.
Kelly Jt I ti ltoin are now picking
their peachen and early alpplen ami
reiort that their main peach crop
will be exceptionally line, though
not (ilite no lare an in Home neam inn.
Itev. II. f. l.owden In entertaiuini:
hin brother, Ir. John Lowden and
family In a camp adjolnim; the how.
den home. Ir. Lnwili-n in recently
from Mannachunettn, now pantor of
a I ortland church.
The fnderwood public nchool
opened lant Moday. The lower
uraden will be In cliarire of Minn lieiie
MeAnhland. while Alfred U. Heurli k
will have chari;,. ,,t the higher irraden
ami the hiiih nclionl. There will be a
nine moiitlm term.
Alfred Hedrick'n handnoine new
bungalow in completed and hin
mother and ninter are now entab
linhed there and ha ve forgot ten all
I he discomfort of camp life endured
while it wan necennary to wait for
t he linlnliiug carpentry to be done.
Minn (iladvn Hamilton han been
vinilingat the fanh home and her
frieiidn have enjoyed hearing her very
Interenting accountn of high nchool
and nodal life In Stevenson. Minn
Hamilton moved away from here
with her parents about a year ago
Mr. and Mrs. iJililm, of Wallace,
Idaho, have npent the month in
camp on Mr. Oililm' place here
. Ildgillg fl 1 I lie powder explonio'm
and increased nize of HientoiiM wall
on the ranch lie rained abig crop in
a few weeks. Too bad they can't
stay to harvest their peaches. They
return home thin week.
Phone Km. HT M Houra. 1(1 to 12:
Ollire .".f.X H"i to 4-iiu- 7.3W to tl
Other houra by apMllitment
DR. E. R. CARPENTER
Chiropractor: Nerve Specialist
rjwefor All Ihaeane
Room 17. HvillironneT lll.lg. Hood River. Ore
M. E. WELCH
Licensed Veterinarian
TO-DAY
To-day and every day, let us
fill your PRESCKIITIONS.
With the correct DUUGS of
greatest power, a moderate
equipment, and long training
we surely can and do give the
best results in Prescription
Compounding always.
Chas. N. Clarke
(J LACIER PHARMACY
Hood River
Oregon
ASK HELP TO SAVE
At n ineetiny: held at I 'ark tiiange
Hall Aiigunt l'."i. It w.m unanimously
decided t he fira lige could not po.ni
bly hold the 1'ark property any
longer. 1
A committee of nix wan appointed
by t lie chairman witii the full con
ent of all present to dexine ways
and means by which this property
now commonly known an i'ark
J range might be retained for the
beiictit of ihe public for park pur
pi men.
for the benefit of strangers a brief
(iescript ion of ttie property tuny In
here stated. Thin 1'ark In situated
about three miles went of the city of
Hooil Kiver, and one-half mile south
of the llelinont M. Iv church, on the
eantnideoftliero.nl, and in bevolnl
question the best Cultural park site
on the went side of Hood Kiver cany
of access. This tract of land wan
purchased about four yearn pant by
the lirange and has been maintained
by the i iratige to t he present time.
Thin property In about to pann
from the people of Hood Kiver into
private ownership. The proposition
in now up to 1 he citizens of Hood
Kiver and property -owners on the
west .-jib- to save thin tiny strip of
f - - I'ii- t pritucv.-i! an ;i perpetual public
park for xoui.-ehen and children.
N 1 1 w coine for a id , those who love
Hood Kiver. and wiio feel proud of
i mi r Ii i 1 1 i i,, pin-, a ml let us save one
small npol 1 1 - 1 1 luture generations
may have, unmaried by the ruthless
hand of r.mmerci,tlhm. one little
spot an t he l i ra r or made it.
The commit tee has conferred with
Attorney A. A. .la.vne. who will for
mul.it plans o o I details in full,
pointing out to an how we may save
our 1'ark
The committee has called a mass
meeting of t In-citizens of Hood Kiver
town ami all. y, to be held in the
( otamercial I lull Hail, I'liday even
ing. September 1st. lull, to discuss
ami act on thin important iUestion.
I Attorney A. A. .laytie will be spokes
j man of t he evening, and will give In
i (all the iil'ia by which we may retain
I t Ills property forever for the public
weal
Come to thin meeting ami bring
your neighbor Friday evening,
Sept. 1st, at Commercial flub Hull,
a t o'clock.
fommiitee; Thus. I'.ishop, S. !.
Oxboroiigh, :'. I Thompson. Marsh
Iscnlierg. Leslie I'.iitler, Koy I).
Smit n (chairman I.
Six room bungalow, corner 10th and
Cascade avenue, for sale. Choice lot.
See owner on premises.
BOAK WILL SPEAK
AT PUBLIC MEETING
I. I. Boak, lead Consul Commander
of the W.O. V., will deliver an address
at the K. of P. Hall Monday evening,
Sept. 4th. to which the public is invited.
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Mr. Boak is said to be one of the best
speakers on the coast. A splendid mus
ical program has been arranged and
members of the local lodge promise an
interesting evening.
Kffects from typlmH cured. Ir.
Soweibv.
It pays to advertise.
L. A. HENDERSON
Graduate Civil Engineer
Furmi-rly U. S. Lanl Surveyor l'hiliiiino lIanl
Two ilimrf norlli of iiostotficn. I'honn 41
INVESTIGATE CHIROPRACTIC
Not Medicine.
Not Surgery.
Not Osteopathy.
It will save you money and
brinp you health. Chiropractic
is the science of locating the
cause of disease, which is abnor
mal pressure upon nerves. It is
also the art of removing said ab
normal pressure, which gives
ease or health.
If you are sick consult a Chiro
practor and relief from your ail
ments. All organs of the body are cun
troled by mental impulses frvm
the brain. If those impulses are
interfered with by pressure on
nerves, we have disease.
Consultation and examination
free. Du. K. R. Carpkntkr,
17 Heilbronner Bldg-
A. A. JAYNE
Lawyer
Hall Buililins
Howl Wrrr. (irwa
ERNEST C. SMITH
LAWYER
.loom 14 nnd f. Hall RuiMinir
Iltwwl River. Orrtrnn
STEARNS & DERBY
Lawyers
First National Hunk BuiMing
Hood Kiver, Ort-tfon
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See The Sunny Side of Broadway
Monroe Opera House, Friday, September I ft
Well Drilling
Quick
Successful
Satisfactory
ASTORIA CENTENNIAL
August loth to September Qth
The great event of the year. It celebrates the coming of white settlers
in A splendid program for thirty doys. Historic buildings and
collections, hydro-aeroplanes, army and navy evolutions, concerts, fire
works, opera, agricultural exhibits and Pacific regatta. .. Special pro
gram furnished on request. Daily round trip fares to Clatsop Heath on
the Pacific allow stops lit Astoria. . . ,
$7.00 Clatsop Beach and Return
LOW C0L0NI5T PARES
September i5th to October i5th
Low one way fares to all points on
tup: north bank road
Chicago St. Louis $.12; St. Paul, Minneapolis, Kansas City, Omaha,
Denver $25. I rom other points in proportion.
LOW ROUND TRIPS HAST
August H, 13, 16, 17, 21, 22, 23, 28, 20, 30. September I, 2, 3, 4, 5,
6, 7 Stop overs and choice of routes In each direction.
Details will be furnished on application.
W. Ii. COWAN, ii. A. (1ILBLRT, Agent
(ien. I rt. and Pass. Agent W hite Salmon. Wsr
DONE WITH A
STAR WELL DRILLING OUTFIT
FOR PARTICULARS ADDRESS
APPLE LAND & ORCHARD COMPANY
HOOD RIVER, OREGON
Ufa P&rRdsile HoUe!
NOW OPEN
ITCoWn in &very Respect
ecatfl In tfut Hvarl ef tfta Uppvr Vatfry
Rooms 50c and $1 Meals 35 Cents Rales by the Week
I'AHKDALi; OKIXION
J. M. CLARK, Proprietor
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Olflct, Mo. Oak Strut
Phonal, 26 Of 2O02-I
Kiver. On turn