The Hood River news. (Hood River, Or.) 1909-current, October 11, 1911, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text2 THE HOOD K1VEK NEWS, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1911 "'anhir Post. O A B uKt. . .k- if r hall th aarund and fourth Satunlaya of the mtmm at x p. m. Chso. p. t. ruwell, commander; S, K. Hlytha. adjutant. r'anby W. R. C. No. IS- Mvt-U arcond and fourth Satunlaya of earn month in K. of I'. hall at 2 p. m. Mr. A lil. i Baker, mdent: Mr. Kalh- ryn Villi, aecrvtary. f'ourl Hood River. Na 42. F. of A., meet every Thuraday evening in K. of P. hall. Viaitin roreaTeraalway, welcome. V m r lemming-. C.K. . C rlroaiua, F. S. TTood River Ivlira. No. A. V A, A M - 1 Meeta Saturday evemnir on or before each full moon. Ueo. Slocum. W. M.: I). McDonald. aecre ary. Tlood River Camo. No. 7702. M. W. A-Mm-i 1 K. of P. hall tirat and third Wedneaday nmhta. i . . jonea. v . C; O. U. Oak in. clrk. flood RiverCamp. Na T70, W. O. W.-MeeU at K. of P. hall the aecond and fourth Wednesday nilthtaof each month. W E. Shay. C. C: Kloyd riwruroj. ciera. Ilond River Valley Humane Society -Phone IsS. K. H. Hal-twig-, preaidrnt: Harold Hershncr. aerretary; Lieelie Butler, treasurer. Tdlewilde I-odirr. No. 107. I. O. O. F.-Meet in -fraternal hall every Thursday evemnjit at 7:0n, at me corner oi r ourtn ana oak strerta. ui'inx Protnera welcomed. A. K. trump. N. G : II. W Thompaon. aecretary. lemp Lodire. No. 181. I. O. O. F.-Morts in "the Odd reilowa hall at Odrll every Saturday niche Viailing- brothera cordially welcomed. O. H. Roadea. N. G.; F. L. Kelso, secretary. T aurel Rebeka Lodire No. 87. I. O. O. F.-M.-ets tirst and third Mondays in each month. Kdith Wilson. W. U.; Nettie Muses, secretary. XTount Hood Lodge. No. 1. O. O. F.. meets every taturlay evemnir m Gribble s hall. Mt. Hood. M.W. Shearer. N.G.; G. W. Dimmick. aecretary. fountain Home Camp. Na ,W9. R. N. A. 1,AMeets at K. of P. hail on the second and fourth Fridays of each month. Mrs. Lulu Cary, O.; Mrs. Ella Dakin. recorder. Qleta Assembly. No. 105. U. A.-MoeU in their '-'hall the firot and third Wednesdays, work; second and fourth Wednesdays. aoriaL C. 1). Henncha. M. A.; W. H. Austin, secretary. Qrea-on Grape Rebekah Lodire No. 181. I. O. O. F. '-' Meets every second and fourth Wednesdays in each month in Gribhle's hall. Mt. Huod. Or. Mrs. Mammie Dimmick. N. G.; Mrs. Nettie Gribble. aecretary. Piverside Lodire, Na fW. A. O. U. W.-Meets in iwK. of P. hall the first and third Wednesday nig-hta of the month. Viaiting- brothers cordially welcomed. Newton Clark. M. W.; Chester Shute, recorder. Vyaucoma Lodre. Na SO. K. of P. Meets in their Castle Kail every Tuesday night, when visiting brothers are fraternally welcomed. S. W. Stark. C. C: Lou. S. lxenbenr, K. of K. ft S. TJuna Temple Pythian Sisters, Na 6-Muets the ' " first and third Tuesday of each month at K. of P. hall. Bell Dobson. M. E. C; Gertrude Stark. U. of R. A C CHICHESTER SPILLS DIAMOND fAZ'A BRAND i h U : m I t 'a 1. f-;;!ti tv : SI 8,00 and up -rl "1V"t , t. i . - 2 y'i v.:-,-- io in O ir Copyr t Iran Schifp.. ..: W.-rx HMHSBHnsaaaunHnHHHni The pleasant thinjr abtnit our business is the sat isfaction we tret from the satisfaction we rive. Our customers o away satisfied. If the satisfaction does not last we want our customers to tell us so, for we want to satisfy them in every respect. Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes Satisfy In style all-wool fabrics, in fine'tailorinjr, in fit and in price. These are truly the best clothes made and our stock is complete with all the newest weaves and patterns. II. S. & M. Suits for Other makes of New Fall Q flft UP tfMr nn Patterns and Weaves fronu.. ODiUU TO OlUiUJ f.r"-M: ,ovm'0ATS S1G.50 and up Other makes in price rn UP (Mr ftfl from 04iOU TO OlOiUU Ladies' and Misses' Coats New F'all and Winter Coats for Ladies are now in and while they were delayed in petting here, you will find that in point of quality and in price, style and workmanship you will be amply paid for the wait Children's and Misses' Coats -New Fall Stylos are also on display and we are not only showing the largest assortment, but are also giving you the best quality for the lowest prices. We can save you mon ey on your coat purchases. Rompers Pants, Jacket and Cap We have a nice assortment of Knit Rompers for children - pants jacket and cap; knitted jacket but tons onto pants comes in colors Cardinal, 01 rn Oxford and White. Each Oil JU High Top Shoes If you are going to need a pair of High Top Shoes for winter and want to save a little good money on them, you should look at the ones we have placed on our bargain table. There is just about all sizes in this lot and they are cut from 23 to 40 per cent. You might just as well save this amount as not. We want to close out quickly and you can reap the benefit. In the line of Dress Shoes in odd lots, have some big values on our bargain table, that are worth up to $3 a pair; your choice only Ladies' and Children's Shoes in all leath ers, in values up to $4.00; your choice only.. we also Shoes S1.93 S1.47 Yard Wide Satin Yard Wide Satin in black and tan; splendid prn UJb value the yard A Full Line ol SWEATERS fur Men, Women, Buys and Girls. Coat and Suit Haterials We have some of the finest Coat and Suit Mater ials in our Dress Goods Department that we have ev er had. All the newest weaves and at a good saving in price. If you are thinking of making you a coat or suit, you can find just what you want in this department. Hen's Union Suits We have a most complete line of Union Suits for men in heavy fleece lined, medium weight Jersey ribbed cotton anil all wool material in prices of 70c, KOe, l3c. $1.88, $2. $2.50. All sizes and in colors grey, blue and ecru. Joys Underwear We have a good, full line of boys' Underwear in cotton and wool. 15oys' ribbed cotton undershirts and drawers of medium weight,sizes 24 to 34, each. 25c Poys' heavy cotton fleeced undershirts and draw ers, line ribbed, soft finish, ribbed curFs, sizes 24 to 34;'the garment - 28c Hoys' extra heavy fleece lined undershirts and drawers. Wright's make, satin finished neck and front, good grade pearl buttons, well made, full cut. sizes 24 to 34; the garment 45c Hoys' natural wool undershirts and drawers, good medium weight, soft finish, well made and full cut, sizes 24 to 34, and in prices from 45c up to 75c per garment, according to size. Hoys' Jersey ribled wool shirts and drawers, good medium weight, well made and finished; shirts have silk stitched, neck and front, good grade pearl buttons, sizes 21 to 34; prices from 50c to 80c according to size. Men's Undershirts and Drawers in all weights and colors and sizes from 34 shirts to 50 drawers in sizes from 30 to 48, any kind of material you wish in either heavy fleeced, medium weight light fleeced or extra heavy wool fleeced, Wright's make; medium weight natural wool, heavy ribbed natural wool, cam els hair wool or fine Australian wool -non-shrinking; in prices, from a splendid grade of medium weight cotton fleeced for 45c up flood River's Largest Department Store TO) A TO FAIR The Store that Saves You Money TJrWMtCTrnaKreaMEtmi.aMaMi 1 LADIES I Ask T"r UramrM for CHI-CHES-TER'S LliMoND l.KA.sD FILLS in Krd snd Blue lraa-si e k fur IIM HKH-Tf U s Colo metallic bom. sealed with Blue) Ribbon. Till MO riTftHS T1- m atlAMOND 1111)11 PI I l.H. for twrntT-fivc years regarded as Best. Safest, Always Reliable. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE ?g TIME TILLED Asthma! Asthma ! POPHAM'S ASTHMA REMEDY gives instant relief and an absolute cure in all cases of Asthma. Bronchitis, and Hay Fever. Sold by druggists ; mail on receipt of price $1.00. Trial Parkasre by mail 1 rents. WILLIAMS MFC CO.. Prep., Clmlaad. Ohio For Sale by Carl A. Plath, Druggist THE CALUMET HOTEL 1M Park St., between Morrison and Alder PORTLA.ND, OR If. Fireproof and Modern conveniences; free phones, hot and ooW running water, etc., in all rooms. Special nummer rate to families visiting Port land. Transient rates fl per day. business houses and theatres within five minnteu' walk. Free bus or W car at Depot. ROBT. T. NEWHALL Telephone 277-M Hood River, Oregon REPRESENTING MILTON NURSERY CO. THIRTY-THREE YEARS OK KELIAULE TREES KELLY BROS. MAY and OATS Rolled Barley, Bran, Shorts and Straw Phone 227-M Fourth Street between Oak and State NEW YORK OFFERS BIG APPLE PRIZES liuwiinl Klllott, ireiclent of the Northern l'liellic railriu). lui iln- tinted to the New York I.atiil Show twenty twenty tnecl illiirnolil piece In n leather cane, to be awnnleil for the bent twenty-five boxen of applew. any variety or varieties, n niimle va riety to the box, competition open to the world. The conditions are: The factH renardinn the fruit an asked by the judges must be sworn to and at tested by two witnesses. Tie" ap ples must be exhibited by actual grower or his authorized a Kent. The Krower must own the land or be t lie proprietor by lrtue of lease or crop shariiiK system of cultivation. Con dition of fruit as to size and weight, appearance, perfection of type, meth od of packliiKt the date of picking, will govern the award. The compe tition Is uot opeu to dealers or any other than bona tide Krowers, an heretofore stated. The twenty-five boxes may be all of one variety or of several varieties. The latter Is pref erable and will no doubt act as a factor In the award, since variety helps the display, Kfer'liy speakltiK. There must be but one variety In each box, however. In addition to the Howard Klliott prize, the Commercial Club Is just ad vised that Adrian (i. Hammer will present a t-tH) silver cup for the best twenty-five boxes of apples, any variety or varieties, a sitiKle variety to each box. KepackltiK will be permitted after the apples to be entered reach New York, where the I-and Show will be held November ."rd to 1'th. In Madi son S.juare 'Jarden. I'heumatlsm cured. Ir. Sowerby. ORTLEY K. V. I've, of Portland, recently spent several days vIsltinK here. ,1. (trover anil f.imil.v have arrived from Salt hake and moved onthetr place. Mr. and Mrs. L. I. KirebailKli went to Hood l'.lver Saturday, rettmiiiiK home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Kihm are now iUiiiK in their new home recently erected on their tract. Mr and Mrs. II. A. Lemon, of Ken newtck. Wash., have recently eon.e toOrtlcy to make their home. K. L. l'.utts. of Portland, has been here f ir several days lookinK over Mosler View Orchard. "I'd selected tract No. il'J. The carpenters have commenced work on the new schoolhouse and It will be rushed to completion. It is exdected that school will open the first of November. K H. Kroner and wife spent Sun day at Ortley. Mr. Kroner Is Inter ested In the construction of the hotel and was well pleased at the progress that Is beitiK made. Miss Carrie SpraKiie, daughter of Mr. anil Mrs. W. '.. Spragne, was married Monday to Mr. Will Hush man. They left Immediately for Ab erdeen, Wash., where they will make their future home. I rr y 1 WSsgKTrfTTg IW sssVfliCfM & V- n' v'v v.; A POORLY RUNNING WATCH IS WORSE THAN NONE Ynu never know the rvUt time. 4?- g& ijJ i i can't depend upon it for keeping The Cowboy, Indian and the Lady This Is n powerful play written by one of America's most prominent play writers and played with great success last season In all the larger cities and is now being presented by the P.lotidin company of selected nrt Ists, and having added several new features ami musical numbers, Is without a doubt the strongest dra matic company that has ever plaved this country. Sat urday, let. II While affairs in soclt ty circles were somewhat quieter last week en tertaining nevertheless continued. Among those who entertained was Mrs. C. A. t'ass, who irave an after noon at whist at her pleasant home home on Eugene street In honor of her sister. Miss Grace Kler, who Is soon to be married. Ten tables were put In play, the honors being won by Mrs. II. L. Humble, who took first, and Mrs. H. F. Davidson, sec ond. At the close of play a three course luncheon was served. Hood River Studio R. M. DUNHAM IIIOTOC,IAIIIY ls Columbia Wapbophooes and Records O. B. EVINOER Confectionery and Cigars Canara Lin of Cir, Toiaccos, Cmndit: let Cmm. Etc. STATIONERY On the Heights BRADLEY BROS. Concrete Building Blocks Kacornuted ths Beat. We make them in Hood Hirer CALL ON US FOR ESTIMATES fjaajajjaiar I POLK'S GAZETTEER A Bsliea nireetory T.ss and lll t . t-1 , Of earn i Orrffiis ana M .hln(loa. iib a le-ripii Hkelrb f Mrll liaee, IM-nO-n. Milpplna l-'arllltlea anil a ll lU'S lllreet.ire mt eawh UuslsteM mA I'rwfeaaUMB. u. fc. mt K c ., i. ealtle. nasa. t'opy for advertlwmentii must la in tli uffle by Monday noon. Economical Spices There is a big Saving when you buy good SPICES. You don't have to use much of any particular spice in order to secure a delightful food or preserve. We have piquant, sharp, pungent and tart spices that give a relish and zest to cooking. CHAS. N.CLARKE GLACIER PHARMACY Hood River :: :: Oregon On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. C. I. (loss and Mrs. A. Ji Page were hostesses to 4S of their lady friends at the handsome Koss home on Cas cade avenue. The house was prettily decorated for the occasion with ferns and cut flowers ami w hist was the feature of the afternoon, play being followed by a two course luncheon. Mrs. F. P. Friday and Mrs. W. E Sherman are contemplating a series of afternoons ami evenings at the home of t he former on the east side. They will probably take place dur ing t he latter dart of the mouth. The Hood Klver Socl'il Club w hich last winter gave a series of dancing parties is preparing to open t he sea son for entertaining and expects to give Its first dance during the latter part of the mont h. The second of t lie Tuesday evening dances being given by the Tennis Club lit Heilbronner hall was well attended. As before the affair was Informal and nn enjoyable evening spent at dancing. HOOD RIVER APPLES TO CIRCLE GLOBE A notable trip for Hood Klver ap ples will soon lie taken when :!."i) boxes of Xewtowns grown by Oscar Vanderbilt will be placed on the steamer Cleveland which will start noon with an excursion party for a tour of the world. The Cleveland will sail from New York, going to Europe, from there to Asia and Aus tralia ami on around to the Pacific coast. FRANKTON F. I!. A listen has been quite poorly for some time. E. W. Way, w ife and nl 'ce, took dinner with his uncle, It. D. Wnj, Sunday. Miss Florence Ea Mar spent last week with Mrs. ,1. W. Dickinson In Hood Itiver. Everybody bear In mind that next Sunday at .'I o'clock Itev. Parsons j will hold services at Columbia school j house. j We are pleased to welcome Mr. and Mrs. Clarkson Into our midst. Mr. Clarkson recently purchased the property on the state road known as the old Copland place. Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Hash of llusum, Wash., were guests of It. S. Cohoon Saturday and Sunday. Mr. nnd Mrs. Colton were up from Portland Saturday looking after their ranch oti Phelps creek. The Four Eeaf, Clover Club met Saturday afternoon with Mrs. Del Kami. After the business session Mrs. Hand served a delicious lunch. The house was tastefully decorated with autumn flowers and Oregon grape. Our next ni"ctlng will be with Mrs. M. It. Noble, October Christian Church Notes The great revival meetings at the First Christian church are moving on with wonilcifu! interest. The audiences are exceptionally large and enthusiastic. Already tunny have been added to the church. The special music Is attracting at tention. Each service Is considered a special. Many are attending every meeting. This week may be the last week of the meetings. You hail bet ter try to hear Organ Isfore you die. He has come all the way from Iowa and brings a message you should hear. Try It tonight. Sermons for the next few days: Wednesday. "What Must I Preach to lie Saved'.'" Thursday, ''Ancient Ways For Present Days." Friday, "Knocking Out the Props." Saturday, "The Devil's P.attle Ground." Sunday morning, "Keeping the Faith." Sunday evening, "The Way of Ho liness," large chart. Monday, "Hie Ked Eantern." These meetings may not continue many more days, and should be at tended by everybody now. You w ill be given a royal welcome. Each evening meeting begins promptly nt i nml closes at .1 o clock, (io early to get a good seat. c. E. Organ, Evangelist. T. S. Hrmlsaker, Minister. 1 & aV business engagements, liable to stop any minute. NEEDS CLEANING-That's All! If you've that kind of a timepiece, let us reno vate it for you. The cost will be trifling. jArthur C!arfe The Jebveler Odioua Comparison. A Boston wotnnn who uttalned much prominence In the campaign for wo mnn's snffriiKe once snld nt a public meeting that she thought T. B. Aldrlch was ffTemlnnte. The remnrk was repented to Aldrlch as n oke, whereupon ho very dryly remarked: "Yes, ho I am com pn red to her." Success Magazine. Those Buried Treasures. "My speech wns rather lengthy. I am afraid." said the young statesman, "hut I assure you that It contains numerous gems of thought." "Perhaps." replied Mr. Growcher, "but I have never allowed myself to take the slightest Interest In these stories of buried treusures." Washing ton Star. Question For Question. Olbhs-What an aggravating habit Jones has of answering a question by asking nuolficr. Dibits- Yes; I've no tlced that. East night I asked him If he'd lend me $.". and he replied by ask ing me If I look him for a darned fool. Boston Transcript. He Is the best physician who Is the most Ingenious lusplrsr of hope. Coleridge. The best show of Its kind on the road. The Cowboy, Indian and the Eady. Parade at noon, show at night only. Saturday, Oct. II Thirty Per Cent of the new business written by the Northwestern Mutual Life insurance Co. of Wis consin in 1910 was received from old policy holders. Its enviable record for large div idend savings produces its exceptional low cost insur surance. John Goldshuky, Hood River, Oregon. Spirella Corsets Spirella Corsets improve the fifr Lire, subdue unnatural lines and bring- out the grace and beauty of form. The Celebrated Spirella Honing" retains its shape permanenty and is always com fortable and supporting. Ap fiointments at your convenience. Send card or phone 118-U. Mrs. Ilattie M. Castner. 272 Cascade street. Star Orchard Ladders Strong, Light Durable And the n Price V Is Right Blowers Hardware Co.