The Hood River news. (Hood River, Or.) 1909-current, October 18, 1911, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Texto THE HOOD RIVER NEWS, WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 18, 1911 pnhjr VtmU G A. R.-MwU at the K. of P. hail ihf afctnd and fourth Satuniaym of th mnth t i m. C, Cruwell. nvnmanilor; S. k . Hlythe, adjutant, ni.y W. R. C. No. IS-Mivt twvond and fourth Sat unlay irnf ch month in K. of I, hall at 2 p. m. Mm. Ahhir Kaker, irvhitnt; Mn Kath ryn wecrvtary. "Vurt lUJ River. No. 42. K. of A., rmvta every -'Thurwiay evening m K. of 1. hall. Yuitint? Korr always welcome. Win. Flemmirur. C.R.; V. C, Hrmi, K. S. 1 River liire. No. ItVS. A. F. ft A. M - Meetx Sat unlay eveninjr un or before each full moon. Geo. SU-com. W. M.; D. MclKmald, eire tary. T Jond River Camp. No. 7702. M. W. A.-Meet in K.of IV hall tirst and third Wednesday nttrhtH. C. S. Jonea. V. l; C. I'. Uakin. cltrk. TI.khI River Camp. Na 770. W. O. W -Meets at A K. of I. hall the second and fourth Wodnemiay nitrhtK of each month- W fc. Shay. C. C; Floyd Srhnir. clerk. 1 loud River Valley Hamane Society Phone l.vl H. Hartwur. president: Harold Henthner. ecretao'i Lt Butler, trwavurvr. TdlewildelK'e. No. 107. I. O. O. F.-Meeta in Fratemal hall every Thurwday evening at 7:0u, at the comer of Fourth and Oak treeta. Viaitinjr nrolner welcome!. A. K. (.tump. N. G ; G. W Thompson, aecretary. Kemp Ixdpe. No. 11, I. O. O. F.-Meeta in the CVId Fellows halt at Odell every Sat unlay niirhL Viaitinjr brothers cordially welcomed. O. H. Roadea. N. G.; F. L. KeUo. secretary. T aurel Rebeka Lodre Na 87. I. U. O. F.-Meets nrst and third Mondays in each month. Kdith WUnon, N. G.; Nettie Mo, secretary. XTount Hood Lodire, Na 205. I. O. O. F.. meets Ae-ery Sat unlay eveninjr in Gnbble's hall. Mt. Hood. M.W. Shearer, N.G.; G. W. Dimmick, secretary. "fountain Home Camp. Na JUS9, R. N. A. A,AMeets at K. of P. hall on the second and fourth Friday of each month. Mrs. Lulu Cary, O.; Mrs, Flia Dakin. recorder. leta Assembly. Na l'tt. l A. -Meets in their -'hall the first and third Wednesdays, work; second and fourth Wednesdays. social. C. I. Henrietta. M. A.; W. H. Austin, secretary. Qreiron Grape Rebekah Lodtfe Na 181. I. O. O. F. Meets every second ard fuurth Wednesdavt in each month in Gnbble's hall. Mt. Hoed. Or. Mrs. Mammie Dimmick N . G.; Mn. Netti Gnbble. secretary. Iiverside Lodpe. No. A. O. V. W. - Meets in K. of P. hail the first and third Wednesday nights of the month. Visiting brothers cordially welcomed. New tun Clark, M. W.; Chester Shute, recorder. XTaucoma Lo-ip-e. No. SO. K. of P. Meets in " theur Castle Hall every Tuesiay nifrht when 'isitin(T brothers are fra.ernaliy welcomed. S. W. Stark. C. C: Lou. S. 1 sen be nr. K. of R. ft S. TVrauna Temple Pythian Sisters. No. 6 Meet the first and third Tuesilay of each month at K. of P. hall, liell Uibsun. M. E. C.; Gertrude Stark, U. of R. & C. THE CALUMET HOTEL 150 Park St., between Morrison and Alder PORTLAND, ORE. Fireproof and Modem conveniences; free phones, hot and cold running water, etc., in all rooms. Special summer rates to families visiting Port land. Transient rates tl per day. Business houses and theatres within five ni inn tea walk. Free but or W car at Depot, When you feet JS'S vous, tired, worried or despondent it is a sure sign vou need MOTTS NERVER1NE PILLS. They renew the normal vigor and make life worth living. Be iur and ask for Motfs Nerverine PiUs RMfJ WILLIAMS MFC CO., Prop.., CU.Und. Ohio For Sale by Carl A. Plath, Druggist ROBT. T. NEWHALL Telephone 277-M Hood River, Oregon REPRESENTING MILTON NURSERY CO. THIRTY-THREE YEARS OK RELIABLE TREES KELLY BROS. HAY and OATS Rolled Barley, Bran, Shorts and Straw Phone 227M Fourth Street between Oak and Btate Hood River Studio R. M. DUNHAM lMIOTOCaRAI'IIY Alst Columbia Grapnophones and Records O. B. EVINOCR Confectionery and Cigars Cnra Lin of Cigar, Tobacco, Candiei, c Crmam, Etc. STATIONERY On the Heights BRADLEY BROS. Concrete Building Blocks Return rzed the Bent. We make them in Hood River CALL ON US FOR ESTIMATES A Pretty a a w a, a-a a Is an ornament an; b ere, but a photo graph Is more litelike and true to nature. We take them. How about those CHRISTMAS P HOT OS Tour friends nould appreciate one ol our llle-llke photos ul yu as a Christ mas present. Come earl;. MOOD RIVED t&k "1 if 3 l 1 1 m J-rmrm Overcoats, H. S. & M i Copvrvht Han ScharTnci f. V. Hood River's Largest Department 5tore Social entertaining fur the pant week was opem-il Tuemlay afternoon, when Mrs. W. (J. Snow ave an af ternoon at whlxt, followed tiy a tw o coil rue luncheon. The allot tilleil neven tahlen, Mr. J. M Schnit ltz-r taking first honor and Mr. J. V. Crtte aecou'J. Mrn. Snow alno enter tained Monday evening. The houe waii tt in huh of beautiful ronen, for which the hi-Mlenx Is fainoun, and KorpeouH autumn leaven. I r. Hum ble and Mrt. ('. N. Clarke carried off the trophien. Wednesday evening the ladies of St. MarkV (itiild were hostesses to a large party at the Commercial ( lull rooms, In honor of Mr. ami Mrs. A. A. Jayne, who lire leaving Hood River to reside In California. About H) guests were present and the even ing was enjoyably spent In card playing, dancing and other social diversions. At the conclur ioti of the evening Mr. and Mrs. Jay ne were the recipients of the best wishes of t la large gathering of friend for a long and happy life In their newly -chosen home. The West Side Ladies' Ilrldge Club spent a delightful afternoon with Mrs. i. C. Haworth nt her country home last Tuesday. The meetings 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 RAIN PROOF OVERCOATS You'll need a Rain Proof Overcoat this fall. . There'll be lots of days when you are out in j the stormy weather when a garment that sheds instead of soaking up the water will be inval-1 uable. ; HART SCHAFFNER & MARX Make Raincoats Right And Sell Them Right We have several good models to show you and and know that we can please you. Suits, H. S. & M. Other makes in Suits and Overcoats for Bhe of the club are held at Intervals of two weeks and It will be entertfiined next Tuesdav bv Mrs. John Palmer. On Thursday and Friday after noons Mrs. Archie Keir and Mrs. J. M. Schmeltzer were hostesses at the home of the former ton tininlier of their women friends. The house was prettily decorated on both oc casions, the color scheme being red and green, nnd an elaborate two course luncheon. was served on both days. The guests filled nine tables both afternoons. Mrs. K. I), (iould took first and Mrs. Murray Kay sec ond honors on Thursday, and Mrs. L. K. Henderson and Miss Constance Henderson wou first and second hon ors, respectively, on Friday after. noon. The Hood Kiver Mineral Springs Inn continues to be popular with I Hood Hiver socletv folk. On Wednes day evening Mr. and Mrs. II. F. Dav ; Idson entertained at the springs by i giving a dinner party at whlcli cov ers were laid for The following .evening a party of ten dined ut t he j inn In honor of the eighteenth wed ding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. F.. W. liirge of the west side, and Frl day ( apt and Mrs. MrCann enter tained Mr. Haskins, a guest from $1 6.50 and up 1 S.OO and up $4.50 and up to $1 5.00 PAJRI New York, at dinner. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. ('. X. ltavlin also enter tallied a small dinner party at the springs. Much Interest is being shown In the Hoinestic Science lectures which will be given by Mrs. W. II. Lawrence, who is a graduate of several of the best schools of the science of the culinary art In the I'nlted States. The course opens next Saturday, at Hellbronner hall, and the sale of tickets already indicates that many Mood Kiver matrons will avail them selves of the opportunity of receiving expert Instruction In some of the finer arts of cookery. The course promises to become one of the setnl soclal successes of the season, as It will be followed by afternoon tea, with a discussion of matters of Inter est to the fair sex who are not above knowing how to serve their liege lords, sweethearts, brothers or friends, as the case may be, with toothsome or dainty dishes. The subject for Saturday Is Salads. Mesdumcs Henry ami Walter Me (lulre entertained a few old time frietids of Mrs. Maria Mctiuire at an Informal dinner party Wednesday evening at Walter Mcdulre's resi dence on Cascade avenue. The dining room was very artistically decorated with autumn leaves and roses and covers were laid for 14. The affair was a complete surprise to Mrs. Mc (jiiire. An old fashioned visit was Indulged In after dinner. Those pres. ent were Mrs. W. (). Monroe, Mrs. (iraham, Sr., Mrs. Mayes, Sr., Mrs. Ida Spangler, Mrs. S. K, I '.art mess, Mrs. Win. Yates, Mrs. J. It. Xickelsen Mrs. F. (Ulnger, Mrs. W. H. Allen, Mrs. Flora Hartley, Mrs. J. It. Hunt. Mrs. F.ntrican, Mrs. Fred Howe, Mrs. Maria Mdiulre, Mrs. Laura l'.uMwin, Mr. and Mrs. Menry McOuIre, Master Islle Mdiiilrc, Will Mctiulre and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Met Jul re. Not a Good Clubman. A very undesirable clubman. If Abra ham n.-iyward Is to be trusted, was Bishop Samuel Wllberforce. Hayward onre wrote to Edmund Yates about the bishop thnt "the committee of the Athenaeum was frequently obliged to write to him about his selfish Irregu larities. He lodged In frill Mali nnd lived nt the club. After breakfast It wiis his custom to sit upon two news papers while reading n third or to re tire with n whole bundle." The type still survives In less exalted quarters. London Chronicle. Tha Sevan Sleepers. The even sleepers were seven nob'e youths of Dphesns, who In the time of the Iieclan persecutions. It Is snld, fled to n certain envern for refucn They were pursued, discovered and walled In the cave, the perpetrators of the deed hoping to mete out a cruel and horrible death. However, according to the legend, they wore made to fall asleep and were miraculously kept alive fur nearly two centuries. Their names are given as Maxlrnlnn, Mnl- chtis. Martinlan. Denis, John. Reraplon and Constant ine. Tha Burglar'a Stratagem. Die bui'klar stumbled In the ball and fell to the floor with a loud crnsli. Is that you, John?" came n sharp feminine toice from n nearby Is'droom. Yes, II 'a me." returned the burglar. Mil (if h shiver. Where have you been until this time of nlfclit?" demanded the voice. Nine of your business where I've been!" retorted Ihe burglar In a hoarse; whisper, whereupon Hie lady sin mined the hcririxiiii ilimr In his fin e anil lock ed It. Ii-iiving him free rein to InvcHtb gate the niiteii(s of the dining room Mdfe.- Judne. HOUSEHOLD NEEDS Common clothes pins, per doz 1c Good hard wood tooth picks, per box 4c Tinned tea spoons, per set of six 4c Table spoons, the set of six 8c Solid metal tea spoons, looks as well as solid silver and will wear just as long, set of six.35c Dover egg beaters 8 c Egg whips of woven wire, each 2c Fruit jar rubbers, best grade per doz 8c Chain skillet cleaner with handle, each 10c Emery knife sharpener 8c Kitchen stilliards, will weigh up to 50 lbs. ,18c Finest quality whetstone for kitchen use.. . 5c Can openers ..5c Sure Catch mouse traps . 3c Good grade paper plates, 9 inch, per doz... 5c Six quart tin milk pans 7c Four quart milk pans .5c Iron handles 8c Bread knife, with nice wood handle 10c Bread, cake and pearing knife (thrhof) 18c Table oil cloth, all colors the yd ...20c Wood spice cabinet with three neat little drawers (SESi'JaSST-) each ..2 5c Wire tea strainers 3c No. 8 grey granite tea kettle 75c No. 8 full copper nickel-plated tea kettle .$1.10 Flour Sifters .14c Milk strainers 12c FAIR LOCAL AND PERSONAL It. Il pee has sold bis wood saw to Arthur lirown and I'.arl Ileitis. At the liaptlst church next Sunday night Mr. Hargrcavcs will present the closing subject In the series on "Superstitions, Fallacies and Reali ties," the subject being "The Xame of Christ and the Mind of Christ." The sermon attempting to show forth the possible grandeur and prac tical application of the Christian re ligion, as over against theory In re ligion. Kverybody welcome. The ippl- wiping machine Itelug exhibited at the warehouse of the Davidson Fruit Company Is attract ing more attentl.m from growers now than wtien It was first shown. The practicability of the machine has been demonstrated and several of them are now In use In the valley. It Is believed that It can be somewhat Improved by the use of a longer de livery belt so that grading can Is' done more rapidly and economically. DIED THOMAS J. HAIIIIDSTV Thomas J. Hardesty, father of Mrs. Robert Vaughn, died at the Cottage hospital In this city Saturday where he had been taken, seriously III; Mr. Hardesty was 74 years of age, hav ing been born In Ivls. Funeral services were held at the I '.a pi 1st church Monday afternoon. Rev. .1. R. Hargreaves ofliclatlng. Rurlal was In Idlewild cemetery. Local Football Men Want (lames The Hood River football squad has been In training for several weeks and Is now In condition to play with any team from Portland to Pendle ton. Manager K. M. Stewart has his aggregation in the pink of condition, and under Captain Howard Hartley, member of last season's team, they are ready to tackle the first bunch of pigskin artists who desire a game. V.R.LISA1AN Public Stenographer Phone 252K 1 Room 14, Hall Bldg, Star Orchard Ladders Strong, Light Durable1 Blowers Hardware Co. 9 inch pie plates Many other useful ery day at the same big saving. TRUNKS AT THE RIGHT PRICE We carry a splendid line of Trunks of the cel ebrated G. & S. Neverbreak kind. The care and material that has been put into these trunks by the makers guarantee you the ut most value and service at the price you wish to pay. They are strongly made by skilled workmen from the best stock obtainable, by the largest exclusive trunk factory in the world. They are bound to give you long and satisfactory service. No. 008 G. & S. Irunk has heavy trass plated trimmings, all parts hand riveted and burred over the lining. Fan cy cloth lined throughout; four slats on bot tom; heavy cowhide straps all around. Size 32 sells for $1 1 .50 No. 357 is a heavy canvas covered trunk with five hardwood slats on top and four on bottom brass plated clamps and corners all around deep set up tray with packing compartment and hat box; size 28 sells for $6.oo Do not fail to look our stock over when you wish something in this line. i. .- AtiJ . a "AT Mrr a? 1 i h 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. Arthur Clarke The Jebveler YOUR LAST CHANCE to get matruinra at 1910 club prire. Nt-vrly every standard publication will increase their club price for the Mnn l'.lll-12. o we cannot fill your ordT for any club given below after Sep tember 20, 1011. See the point? Then aend ui your Order TO-DAY. To PACIFIC MONTHLY, add Delineator for II.f.5 or) Everybody's " Hi or) The Housekeeper " 1.K6 or) MrClurea " 95 or) Woman's Home Companion " 1.95 or) Hampton's' ' 1.96 or) The Housekeeper and McClure's . " 2.75 or) World'! rVork, Cosmopolitan and Delineator " 4.3G These orders, at pricoa given, can only lie de livered in the U. S. and insular possesHinna. Remember, the time ia short. Address, The Kacific Monthly. Portland. Oregon. M. B. Church Services Sunday school at 10 a. 111. Preach lug service at II a. in. Theme,"est" lunlor league at 3 p. in. Kpworth league at (i:.IO p. in. I'reachlng ser vice at 7:-'IO p. tn. Theme, "Hurnlng Hearts." Prayer meeting on Thurs day evening at " o'clock. All are cordially Invited to attend these ser vices. Strangers will be made wel come. W. It. Young, pastor. Skin diseases cured. Dr. Sowerby. And the n Price V Is Right ..4c articles that you need ev The Store that Saves You Money A POORLY RUNNING WATCH 15 WORSl; THAN NONI; 'A Vou never know the right time, We. 'M - - ---- - can't depend upon it for keeping business engagements, liable to stop any minute. Mrs. Maria McUuIre and daughter, Mrs. I.aura Italdwln. left Thursday morning for Portland and IheWII linnet te valley for an extended visit. 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 Goldsbuiiy, Hood Kiver, Oregon. Spirella Corsets Spirella Corsets improve the fig ure, subdue unnatural lines and brintf out the jrrace and beauty of form. The Celebrated Spirella Honing retains its shape permanenty and is always com fortable and supporting-. Ap pointments at your convenience. Send card or phone 118-K. Mrs. Hattie M. Castner, 272 Cascade street. luOTIUKDMT.