THE HOOD RIVER NEWS, WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 29, 1911
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PINE GROVE
MU Katie W'nlkiT of 'nliniii::il.
Wash., U lsitlne. friends here i
Jiv .larvls 1h in Walmi gn. Wash ,
looktiiK after III Interests there, j
MisS Delhi tllTkllli:. lo ll.lS blVII
visltiin; in Tin' Dalle, ret timed last
'I hursday.
Mr It. H. I. aire it ii r i little son
(nine Iioiiii' I'hili i-il.i v . ri t Ii .1 iv ili i
Int; nicely.
The school w ill lia ve vacat ii ii i n
Thursday end 1 " i i . . to nlm ru'
ThnllkxcU illtf.
Tin' next number of the I.eclini
Iturertil ill le .1 om II v a t t lie ; ra lice
hull till evclii.iir
Irtnclil tiif service next uudny
both inoriiinir and evening, smnlay
school at t he usual h air.
Mr. Walter Walt hers .-ml two
rhllilreri spent a couple of day Isii-
Inn her iter. Mr. Keici l, tlii week
Mr. Nicholson of the west side ha
been visiting her sister, .Mrs. ('.imp
I II. ami attended the chili party
Wednesday evening.
The Aol:i ('lull i;;ivti a party at the
jrrnure hall Wednesday eveiiiuix at
which about ninety mien were
itvwent. W hist wa 1 he uame of t he'
veiling and the favor were won !y ,
Mr. Mortimer and Mr. Deem. An j
leirant luncheon wa served liy the;
ladle of the club. Kvervone spent a
delightful fvenint;.
Last Wednesday evening w hile Mr.
and Mr. K. K. Ijiuc were aw ay from I
Inline someone entered I he house and
proceeded to explore the downstair.
Iitit made a haly retreat when those
sleeping up stair started iIhuii to
find out who wa in. Saturday'
evening another attempt wa made
while the family were at t he school 1
entertainment, hut he f.und a man 1
In the houe. fie aain made hi e '
cape, but will find a warm reception ,
awaiting him if he trie acaiu. .
The Fine (Jrove m'honl ent rtnin
ment Saturdav w a a decldt d success
both titianclally ami in the way of
entertainment. The teacher are
very well pleased at the hearty sup
port the neighborhood gave. The
nuniler on the program were well
rendered and each deerve cp-clal
mention but space will not permit.
We must, however, mention the
Urownle. who took the house by
storm. The character In the play
were well represented Missiilady
Clark as queen received her many
subject who were Introduced by the
muse. The basket sold well, the
one bringing the highest price being
the log cabin made by Mis Minnie
I'aasch. which brought $10. She re
ceived the prize. The proceeds of the
evening were $1."C' 70 Tht will be
used toward the purchase of a new
piano for the school.
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We Want to Remind You of the
Importance of Buying
Your Xmas Presents early and
offer you a few suggestions as to
what to buv for Father. Hush.ind
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or Brother. One of the very nic-
tj est presents that you could buy
S would be a....
Hart-SchafTner
&Marx
Suit or Overcoat
These are guaranteed to be all
wool; the tailoring is the very
finest and the fit is perfect.
H- S- 4 M- Suits.... $1 8.00 and up
m H. S. 4 M. Overcoats. $1 G.50 and ud
Other makes of suits from a
special price of 4.G3 and up to
$15.00. Overcoats from $5 up to
$15.00.
House Coats and Bath Robes
These are things that any man is glad to
possess. One of the swellest lines of Bath
Robes in the city at $3.25 and up
Smoking Jackets at $4.00 and up
For the Ladies
Neckwear Fur-in-Hand, String or Bat
Wing Bows; knit or silk, a big
variety from 10c np to $1.50
Suspenders A great variety from a
r pair 15c up to $1.50
Fine ones of Silk in separate boxes, put
up in a very attractive style for presents.
Men's Hosiery 1 colors, all grades-a
J No. 1 fine Cotton Hose
at 10c and up
We call your attention to one of the
swellest lines of Ladies' Tailored Suits
and Coats that you could wish for. New,
fresh ones of the very latest styles; bought
for cash direct from the factory at special
prices. We are surely giving some big
values in this line and for a right nice
present you could think of nothing better.
Then we have Furs, Fur Sets; Shawls,
Shirtwaists, Toilet Goods, Toilet Sets,
Manicuring Sets, Purses, Collars, Hand
kerchiefs, Dress Patterns, Gloves and
hundreds of other things we have not
mentioned.
I
Coprrtiht Hrt Sctuffntr It Mrx
Handkerchiefs Atys y" can wish ,f ?r
in this line from a plain
linen for 5c, 10c. 15c and 25c up
including a nice line of pure silk ones.
Then we have gloves, jewelry, leather
goods, sweater coats, mufllers, shirts,
night shirts, pajamas, hats, caps, umbrel
las, walking sticks and hundreds of other ;
articles that would please any man.
SPECIAL Dolls at Half Price
We have quite a large assortment of
Dressed Dolls that have been on display
and became more or less soiled and muss
ed. These we have placed on special sale
and will sell them at ONE-HALF PRICE.
GOc Dolls for. 30c
$1.00 Dolls for 50c
$1.25 Dolls for 63c
Etc., Etc., Etc.
Hood River's Largest
Department Store
Ube PARI
FAIR
The Store that Saves
You Money
FRANKT0N
BISCUITS
OF SNOW
Light as a feather and of
delicious melting goodness
are the result of using
Crescent Baking Powder
which has by test 20 to 25
per cent more leavening
power than other powders.
25 Cents i T
Pound Tina r'S-po
at Grocer a
Crescent Mfg. Co.
SEATTLE
Makers of
Mapleloe, Crescent
flavoring Eitracts
and Spices,
Coffees, leas, ttc.
Mr. .1 K. NirkfN'iii n'nt the lat
ter part nf the ve k In 1 ' irt land.
Itnliert r.'.lintt liuihlini; a tunise
recently nri-liaeil frmn W. '. Treujf.
Mr. ami Mr. Pale, uf FMarmla,
Ire., were recent client 'f their
ilauchter, Mrn. Julia Stuhbs.
Kny Karftman, Huali ami I'arley
Klliu'tt attended the r-h iny match
at Uvth Sunday. Kny returned
with a duck
A ntimli'-r uf our penple attended
the cluli dance In tow 11 int W ednes
day evening. A iiini-t enj.iyalile time
wan reported.
Mr. and Mr. John Mci'm-tiati and
Mlsn I'.ertha Stepfoe attended t he
hamimt of the U Itnen of the
U drld 1,-iHt W cdnes.la.v nicht.
Mim Lena I'.aker. our teacher at
t'oluinlda. will k" to her home at
Warren. re , edneilay evenimr.
to Hpeiid Tliankfiviiit; with her
parents.
M.ich to the Joy of the traveling
pulilic a new liridire hai ln-en put in
over riiclp creek, near the S.rlnir
Pale farm. 1 1 "i tine. Imt It'w like lotn
of other thine, need a little ti x 1 1 1 vr ;
for instance, an approach ateitlier
Hide would perfei t it.
A number of onr llih school hoy
t:ave a dance to their lady friend
l rldav nik'ht in t! Id mill at the
foot of l'illipp - hill A most enjoy
able time was had by all. The lii'l
say the best of it all was. the In ys
provided the supper a!o.
The vacancy made in our I'rankioti
school l,v the r -siitna I ion of M,ss
label is beini: hIIimI hy Mr. Harry
'null, of Hoocl Kive While we re
gret Miss l abel havinu to leave our
uclmol for she w a a most efficient
teacher we have ;m u ;i 1 ! - as u 1
a i me in M r. I 'ash.
CENTRAL VALE
Mr. Wasson has ret urne I from his
trip eat.
. I. M. McKittrick suffered Sunday
from ptomaine pi lisonlnir
Mr. Areties had iUine a lare tract
set to st ra w berries lat week.
I; i; Smallwiiod will tinish haul
ItiK his apples to town this week.
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
Miss Cecil Van Osten w as the uest
of Hood Kiver friends last Monday
and Ttieoday.
.lethro Massey left Saturday tnorn
linr for Salem, where his brother
(ieorce Is seriously ill.
Mrs .I K. Vannier spent a few days
last week w ith her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. X. .Johnson of Willow Flat.
The people of Central Vale are re
ipiested to be present at Sunday
school next Sunday afternoon to
talk over plans for a Christmas free.
We had a i:ood attendance at the
box social Saturday evenlnir. Mark
Cameron came over from Udell and
auctioned the baskets. The proceeds
were excellent.
The rriscllln Club met nt the home
of Mrs. Smallwood last Thursday.
Dainty refreshments were served and
a kooiI time was enjoyed by nil. The
next meetlmr w ill lie with Sirs. Frank
Massee. Thursday of nest week.
Library anil School
Kishtly used, a public library Is an
important extension of the public
school teaching, and has a practical
bearin on the training of our future
citizens; If the school children have
their attention drawn to particular
books in the library, they wlllle irn
to read the best literature. The
ollice of a public library Is to select
bonks of wide variety, but of nooil
character, and this fact Is n safe
guard to the attendants nt our
schools And since we read In later
life what we learn to read in our
younger days, the reading of nood
books is of prime Importance in our
school days. The safety of nations
Is at stake.
Liiiiiakv I'lfllsH Committi:i;.
MMAL
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panhy Post. O. A. R.-Mwti t the K. of P.
hall the Bnruml nd fourth Sat Unisys of the
month at 2 p. m. Gi. P. Crowell, commander; ,S.
K. liiythe. adjutant.
(""anhy W. R. C. No. 16-Meet iwond and fourth
Saturdays of eai-h month in K. of P. hall at 2
p.m. Mr. A blue Baker, president: Mrs. Kath
ryn (jill. secretary.
f'ourt HI ttiver. No. 42. F. of A., meet every
Thursday evenlnir in K. of P. hall. Visiting
Foresters always welcome. Vt'm Flemminif. C.K.;
F. ('. brontus, F. S.
I T'J Hiver I-odire. No. 105. A. F. A A. M -A1.
Meets Saturfiay evenimr on or before each full
m'm. (i.'o. Slocum, W. M.; D. MclJonald, secre
tary.
ITtsI River Tamp, No. 77'r2. M. W. A. -Meets in
iAK. of P hall first arid third Wednesday niirhts.
y.. a. jories, v . .; t. u. uakin. clerk.
tl l Kiver Tamp. No. 770. W. O. W.-Meets at
1;K. of P. hall the second and fourth Wednesday
niirnts of ea.-h month. W E. .Shay. C. C; Floyd
SperiinK. clerk.
tlood River Valley Humane Society-Phone lsfi.
11K. H. Hartwiif. president; Harold Hershner.
secretary; Ix-siie Hutler, treasurer.
Tdlewilde Iysiire. No. 107. I. f). O. F.-Meets in
AFratrnal hall every Thursday evening at 7:'l0,
at the coroer of Fourth and Oak streets. Visiting
brothers welcomed. A. K. Crump. N. (1 ; (i. W
Thompson, secretary.
1emp Ilre. No. 11. I O. O. F.-Meets in
lvthe f)ld rellowa hall at Odcil every Saturday
nirht. ViBitirur br'.thera conlially welcotnetl.
O. H. Rle. N. c;.; F. L. Kelwi, secretary.
T aurel Kel,eka Ilire No. H7, 1. O. O. F.-M-ets
tirst and third Mondays in e. h mtinth. Kdith
Wilson, N. i.; Nettie MMes. secretary.
ATount H'Sid tysltre. No. 2H5, I. O. O. F., meets
every Saturday evenirur in (Jribble's hall,
Mt. H'). M.W. Shearer, N.t;.; f;. W. Ilimmirk.
secretary.
Mountain Home Camp. No. 34,9. R. N. A.
Meets at K. of p. hall on the second and
fourth Fridays tit each month. Mra. l.uiu Cary,
O.; Mrs. Klla !akin, reeonjer.
Ole'aA-sembly. No. loB, tj. A.-Meets in their
hall the first and third Wednesdays, work;
second and fourth Wednesdays, social. C. U.
Hennchs. M.A.; W. H. Austin, secretary.
Oreiron Orape Reta'kah Ix.lire No. 1HI, I. O. O. F.
- M'-ets every se-ond and fourth Wenes(laya
In each mrmth in ,rhhle'a halt. Ml Hsil, Or.
Mrs. Mammie limimick, N. CI.; Mrs. Nettm
t.riMjIe. secretary.
p ivers.de tx.lire. No. W. A. O. U. W.-MeeU in
lkK. of P. hall the first and third Wednesday
niirhtaof th mr,nth. Visitinir brothers conlially
weicomed. Newtm t.'lark, M. W.; Chester
Shut, recorder.
YY"'"-"'" Ixulire. No. 30. K. of P. -Meet in
" their (.astle Hall every Tuesday nurht, when
risitir brother ara fraternally welcomed.
8. W. Stark. C. (.'.: Ixju. 8. Iaer.berg, K. of K.
8.
VVi'na Temple Py'hian Sisters, No. 0-Meet the
" firat and third Tuewlay of eac h month at K of
P. hall. Kelt Dobaon. M. t. C; trertruda Htark,
M. uf K. 4 C.
HOOD RIVER LOSES
ON STRAIGHT PACK
A. P. r.atchaiii, president of the
UreKoti Stute Horticultural Society,
returned Monday from Spokane,
where he attended the National A p.
pie Show, and says that he and Sec
retary Tower succeeded In Interestlnu
many Washington and Idaho nr.iw
ers in placing exhibits at thel'.lll'
UreKoti Show in Kortland, The
proposition to k;rowers outside the
Btate to exhibit at Portland is said
to have been received very cordially.
The Interest w hich w ill be stimulat
ed in the Bhow by outside exhibits It
Is believed will make next year's
show the blKi'st that the state has
ever held.
In the award of prizes at Spokane,
White Salmon received the tirst prize
on best five boxes of Spltzenburirs,
ben tlmr Mood Kiver. which was
marked two points low on account
of part of the exhibit beinn made up
of the straight pack. The Hood
Kiver exhibit, which was from the
Maxwelton Orchard, received second
prize.
G. Y. EDWARDS & CO.
REPORT LAND SALES
i. V. ICdw ards& Co. sold tills week
to W. !'.. Skinner, of Minneapolis, the
10-acre tract owned by I. Vim Mar
coni. The iii-w o ivner will move here
about I'ebruary 1. and in soon after
that date as possible will erect a new
dwelling. Only a portion of tills
tract Is planted, but the balance will
be Improved next season.
L. C. Slinms, of (i. Y. Iv wards &
Co., bounht the acres of raw land
owned by A. Nlchanx. The laud lies
In the north pnrt of Willow I'lat and
w ill be cleared this winter.
A LOAF OF BREAD FREE.
Saturday, Dee.tml.er 2, Kill, I will
kflve a loaf of br.tad free of charge to
rvery one railing for same at our
tore, in order to Introduce L"(r
Cabin I'read, for which we have ze
cured the nirticy In upper Mood Kiver,
Lotf Cabin llread Is recurnlzed to bs
the best bread made In Cortland.
Try a loaf and convince yourself.
A. C. St.xtkn, Hood Kiver.
Local Church Conference
At the I'nltarlan church next Sun
day afternoon at . o'clock n uniipie
and Important conference will take
place. Tin- "Conference of the Full
Moon" usually treats In topics of In.
terest to the lix'al church, but this
will be of interest to fill lieeause of
the ipieetlonn under consideration.
Mr. MacDutiald will Klve an address
on "Clvii' KijfbteousnesM," In which
he will lay bare frankly the national
conditions of our land. In this ad
ilress Mr. Mat-Donald will Indicate
his attitude toward the rising tide
of popular itoverntnent, the progres
sive political movement and Social
Ism. Tin- (jneHtlon of HiM'lillinport
nnce Is "The 1!1I Pence Treaties
with Ltiijland and Prance," which
are cau-lno; such a tlr. Hon. P-rnest
C. Smith him kindly consented to
open this topic, and discussion will
lie allowed. Mrs. Alberta .Dickson
fJlllam will slnif. A most cordial
Invitation is extended to all.
The first basket ball Kuril f the
weason will be played lids evening
between the Mood Kiver ColleKlatefl
and the Hood Itlver Hiuh School.1
The name will take place at the rink.
coiijincficiiiK at sharp. I
Mrs. Drunimond Dies In Portland
The body of Laura Pills Druni
mond, formerly of II ood Kiver, w ho
died In Portland Monday, Nov. ifltli,
was brought here Wednt sday for
burial. Funeral services were held
In Kartmess chapel, Kev. .1. It. par
sons otliclatinir. Interment was In
Idle wild cemetery.
Mrs. Drummonil lived at Hood
Kiver for several years and Is sur
vived by several relatives w ho reside
here.
Congregational Church Notes
Services as usual nexf Sunday. The
pastor's theme In the morniny; will
be "Tlie Chvrch that Never lirows
Old." In the evciiiiiir the story of
Quo Vnills will be Illustrated on the
stereoptican. The annual bampiet
wjll be served Friday evening, De
cember in Odd Fellows' hall.
THOUGHT RYAN WAS
MISSING HUSBAND
Mrs. John Kyan and Mrs. .1. M.
Kotliford, of Tacomii, Wash., arrived
here Tuesday evening seeking Infor
mation in regard to John Kyan who
was shot by City Marshal Iwls Sat
urday, October 21, ami later died
from t he Injury. From the descrlp
tioti of Kyan Mrs. Kyan believed t lie
dead man to be her husband, w ho
disappeared from Ids home in Taco
ma live years ao and has not been
heard of sine" Mrs Kotliford
thought the uufori unate man was
her brother. Hotta women live In
Tiiniinii and heard of Kynn's death
through the newspapers.
The aue, height and Kcneral de
scription of Kyan tallied ho nearly
with the misslnt; man that the vis
itors had the body disinterred. An
examination of it, however, satisfied
Mrs. Kyan and Mrs. Kotliford that
It was not their missing relative and
It was reburled.
NOTICE.
Pursuant to the resolution duly
adopted by the board of dint-tors of
the Hood Kiver Commercial Club, no
tice Is hereby jflven that at the meet
lutf of t he club to Is- held on December
11, l'.H I. In t he club rooms In t he city
of Hood Kiver, On non, there will he
considered nme'iit other things the
ipiestion of tillnif tlie supplementary
articles uf incorporation for the pur
pose of cliaiik'liiy; the name of the
club from the "Hassalo Commercial
Club of Hood KlverJ' to the "Hood
Kiver Commercial lub."
HoUAl k (j. Kai'Ffman.
Secreta ry.
FOR THE CHOICEST CHRISTMAS GIFTS
elect From
Our Superb Stock
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'iv 'a? 'jM '.m 'jj
yllERE is a charm,
I J a rare intrinsic
''W value to the ffifts KJl WMM
you purchase here. They 53 IHitisJ
ure wuruiy ui uie ueuresi, rJiX lM&
triend, and will be appre
ciated for years.
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You have great latitude here in your selections. Not a mere handful
but a store full of the best the market affords
m n n
RLATED
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Stammtfra
Unique Jewelry I- y, :;:,n
Watches 1 fc
Table Silverware Ir
Toilet Ware Clocks Kamak Brass
Umbrellas Cut Glass, Etc.
Wc Kfiobo that btte can interest you. Let us clinch
the argument by shotting you.
Opposite Butler Bank
(In Brosius Building)
Hood RIVER, OREGON
ARTHUR CLARKE
The JEWELER