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THE HOOD RIVER NEWS, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1911
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All
KUf.Kr(Ri THAT UF JTMOULn OUIT Tur
My l SILLY ?ACTCECrCVfV5LA3K7WLCSS
SOMETHING THEY CAV US
1 rt MANTy NiCF U5FFIJL1HING5
LIKE GLOVc 5", HANDKERCHIEFS
NECK WEAR AM) THE LIKE- VE
HAVE ALL THE THINGS YOU
WEtfU 4 BUSTER BROVI
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TTC M CritTnA. TKCC
OUR ENTIRE STORE SERVIBE AT YOUR DISPOSAL
TO MAKE YOUR PREPARATIONS COMPLETE
Jtore Open Ei-Venings
Thursday and Friday
Headquarters
f2 Useful Gifts
Store Open Late Saturday Night
H
It IiP I 1 1 b.tp. Dnm k . i -r
RET50LVED
That there is ,yo fvn it?
GOING OUT IN VjNTER UrVLESS
You ARE WARMLY DRESS ED
BUT WHILE Yof ARE BUYNG
UAR CLOTHES WHY
1VOT G Ef TH E 5T YU S H AVD
HArVDJOME AT.TrlE JANE TIME-
GO To THE 5TDRE WHERETHEY
KNOW HOW TO FVWSH ff
CLOTHES Rl C HT AM) f Qr A V
RIGHT PRICE - . A
BUSTER.DK
4 m
No. SO.
?. 7"0-7T-...-
wm ;md manioc.
LADIES' CLOAKS
HALF
price:
FRANK A,
CRAM
McKIBBIN FURS
AT ACTUAL. COST
rur v v
1 "
7 v vir
7 v ratT7 v v
LOCALSandPERSONALS
E. It. Pooley spent the week end in
I' inland vinltln frit-ml.
I). ('. Kcclt-M of S.-ilt I.fik-' 'ity. th"
well known I'tnli ii.pHalift, im
here Sntunlay mi a lui-inci-n visit.
T. i. Fri)iin rctcutlv uii'l'Twctit an
operation at tlif lionjf of broth
er In law, ('. ). Mckflcn, ati'l U
liiakinji a Katlrfartory rwnvry.
Silver Su'Im for ;V- at I.-irk
jewelry store.
Try a Suii'lity at I'ark'lale I'ark.
S(e tiil raten on Mount llooil Knil
roa, Ma 'le ( lean, liakei cl-an. oM 1. an-
ioo.l llnilth I'.r. ail. Save th ).
.oii Soli t,y 1'arker'K.
The (jll'.-ker a eol'l I- Ot tell ri'l of
the itaiier f r :n ( rn-ti rn o i.i ai !
other wrlmin ilifi-a- -. Mr 1'. W. I..
Hall of Wiiverly, a . hrm
l.v lielieve ( 'ha 111 lierla ; n 'f otili '. m-
e.l t.l lie ali'.l'iIe.V the lie-t pre :i-
rnthiii on the market for roM- I
have n-i . .in nieinleii 1 1 to lay f r o r , . ! -
II in they ail lit'ree With t'le " l',r
nale li all ih aler
From a Woman's
Voini of VicUt
To saw; on ;r"s in rookit.tr
i.i a jrrcat sati.-f;.' tion.
Crescent Baking Powder
n,al' of w h i t e of t-yj and
ihojihat', Haw" on
am) ItAI.SKS THK DOUCH
i;i:TTi;ii.
MlIU BT (ikflMKS .r , , ,
25 IIMS
C:escenl Mg. Co.
SEATTLE
Wnkiirj vt
M.ililmnR, Crui.tiit
Mituring litriuti
and SplcKi,
LuttieJ, lets, ItL.
Mr. I'hil AHplnwall left for Port
lan'l Monilay for a lnit with her
parent. Mr. anil Mr. A. W. I'.oor
mim. ; ( liristiaii Scienc e Hervieen are hei
In Cemlinu llooin. No. 'i. hinilwui
1 linililiiik'. Snii'lay at 11 a. in am)
Weilne.;iy ,,t s p. in Sumlay nrhool
at l'i a. in.
i Thrift inai mTvircs at the Thanh
of the I llltliai-llla te I I .inept ic hi will
le art follnui: I'irHt iii.irt at :!-":
-roiii) mart at v.'lu; 1 1 1 i r-1 mafat
1 l'i:i Special nii)ic. A Thrift mart
tree hart heell Co llf ec ra t e. 1 fir tile
Smi'lay fctii ol chil In ii
.1. T. I'.atche,er hai mov.-il hif
! otlice to the Iiavl'l-on tmlliliii, room
J. atll Will lie .-;i -!. J fit rti-e partiex
' ho haw Ira pr. ive, anil n ni in pri veil
app lain) In the lloiel Kiver valley
f'.r -ale. I'artief having; ileflra'ile
j pri.p'-rtiert that they wl-h to fell will
Ii well to fi e hilll It hollf iei y art
i ije h if Inner- f,,r filch propertief
' I'r; e- iii t t lie riht ; i r i I only ex-cpj-!e
il-tia'rt can he coiif iihreil.
I 'hone P;::
A. T.. I'ae rueive. 1 wor.froina
I i Mi .iiiif aliormy I relay that he If
one i.f il,.. h irf to an Knt'li-h entati
vai'li'lat over viii.iiiki,ihmi. The im.
t it- has I... a In litigation for over
Veal'-. Illlt feprertelltativert of t lie
I'.iye family in America are ftill
tiirlit.ii for it In the ciniitrt. 'I he
In :r- ire m ry iiimit..ih. I.ut fhotihl
th.'V rt i. I III ulhliiliir filch fin
ere .1 moiif .--tate they will nil lie
m ol- x ry u nit hy.
f mt a l f. .r f ale ii I lai ke'f 1 1 rnir
ft., r-
I Ihai'li llrea l put up In a
fault i ry wrapper ! fore I. a ill' t he
hakery a e the coapoiif. -'or
f 1 1" n t I 'a rkerf .
I In I. a. lie- Ail) fociety of lielmollt
M He I,-1 i him-li will In .M a caf. t. ria
Hllpper U e.pll fil l evelllllir. I'ec L'7.
at I'ai k krrai.e hall
IP a 1 1 1 i j i ii If n rt.iiipt.m of inili
(Ve-tiull l ake II ilo-e iif llerllilie In
fu ll case I he pain ili-apirt-nr In
ftatitU. 'Iheliowelf operate f pee I
lly ami ou f. el line, imonx ami
(heerflll. I'r Ire ."fir. Sohl h.V ( ha.
X. ( larkf.
: II. K. Miller, manager of tlie Itoue
i Kiver Fruit timwer' AMHoclatlon,
j maile i brief vlult in llooil Uiver Sat
j unlay.
Kvery family han need of iv nood,
rellalilelinimetit. For Hpraltirt, lirnlnert
anil Horelieifrt of tile tilUHclt rt, ami
i rheuinatie paliiM, there In none better
than ('tiamberlaiu'H. Sold b all
; dealer.
j Pr. M. K. Welrh lian a Hon at New
Kirhmond, Win., who Irt editor of the
I Kirliuiotid Newrt. Ilchafjiift gotten
j out a rtperial edition of the NewH
IthatfhoWrt that he In a tieWHpaper
man of no mean ability. 1 he edition
IcontaitiH Hpecial writeupn of New
I Kiclimond'rt induftriert, with llliirttni-
tloiirt, and is a very liitererttliiK IrtHiie.
A. I'. I'.ateham of Monler, preident
'of the Oregon State Horticultural
1 Society, who haw done Home very
ff.-rtivc work !n liitrref tlior u ninii
1 her of the mortt Influential men In
I Portland in the 1:i1l apple nIiow,
wan a ifin rtt at the 1 1 otel ( trefoil
I Saturday. Mr. Pateham wan ar
irompanled by hlrt dautfhter. Miff
Mamie I'.ateham.
Ilev. Allen Mirkey and Mrn. I. X.
I'.yerlee arrived III town Saturday
for a viflt with Mm. ien. l.ynn. Mr.
Mickey, who If Mrn. Pynn'n Krand
! father, wan fO yea rf old Friday and
i Irt one of the pioneer preachern of the
! ftate of Iowa, lielnu: one of the oldent
; men preaching the ifofpel at the
pn-feiit time. Mrn. I'.yerlee If Mr.
Hickev'rt daughter and Mrx. I,ynn-M
mother. With the vlfitor prenent
four ireneratlotirt were reprefeiited at
t he I .y mi home Sunday.
i Try a loaf of Good Health I'.read
at l'arker'rt. '-t'n (,'ood to the hint
crumb " Save the coupoiirt.
( or Sale- A fine lot of hay In the
Mt. Hood district. Near Mt. Hood
I'ofit Office. Phone, Odell 3H or
; 2002.x.
I ijood Health Pread-whlle, whole
1 w heat and uriiliinii home made, you
! will like It. Save tlie eoupiilirt. Sold
by l'arker'rt
Pad taote In the month Is removed
with a ill me of llerbllie. It rtWeelelirt
the rttotuacli and puriliert the liver
and bowelrt. Price ." Sold b.
I hai X. lark.-.
U hen you have a cold K"- ii hot lie
of I ha III bel'hl I n'rt Tolllill Pemedy.'
It Mill Moon lix j on i-i all rluht and
nill ward off any tendency toward
pneumonia. ThU remi d.v colitalnf
no opium or other nun-otic and may
be (.'Hen an (-onlldciitly to a baby an
I an ii 1 1 ii 1 1 . Sold by all dealirf.
Mr. and Mm. Howard Hartley re.
turned from t heir weddini.' trip Fri
day and are at present Htalntr at
tile Hartley home
Through her attorney. S. W. stark
Mrrt. Jennie P. Moore hart rtecureil a
divorce, and the ciirttodv of her three
minor children, from .1. A. Moore.
W. S. t'nrran, road mipervirtor from
that dlrttrlet, wan here Saturday on
an official visit. The road dirttrict
In Vletito contemplate dolm; con
slderalile work on the ma If there
next year.
H. I', (iillman and A. W. Powland
of Houston. Tex., were here Thurs
day and took a ride a round the val
ley. These ircntlemcii have been In
the district in Texas where the crops
were burned up hy the heat la-t
Hummer and are ccntemplatlnc; a
change of residence.
('has. Ij. Coke of Cascade Pocks
wan here Saturday dolnir some shop
ping Mr. Coke Irt rcprcseiitlmr the
F. M. Howell To., printers of em
bossed stationery, on the coast. The
Howell company has iis place of
business at Klmirn. X. V.. mid Is one
of the largest establishment rt of t he
kind In tin- I 'lilted Statert.
Mrs. Marlon MacPae writes the
News that she Is now on an earttern
trip and will upend tie- wlnt T on the
Atlantic coaft. She wan In Thlcaijo
last week anil will spend this week
In Council Kluffs. la., and Omaha.
Xi-br. While In Chicai.'o she met Mr.
and Mrs. ,Ioe Carter and also
Mrn, Sciiiulck and Mm. Pishop, at
one time owners of Valhalla orchard
Mtm. MacPae Mays she finds a irreat
deal of Interest In regard to Hood
Plver throughout Iowa, and while
the Chicago land show was well at
tended It was verv poor.
PcK'ilar Sunday excursion to Park
dale. Pleasant trip for yourself and
friends.
f or Sale A fine lot of hay in the
Mt. Hood district. Near Ait. Mood
Post Office. Phone, Odell 3H or
2002-x.
For coiiiilis and colds use Mallard's
llorelioiiml Syrup. It acts soothing,
ly In the irritate I lninis a ml t hroa t .
Price J.'.c. .'.(ic and $ 1 .nn per bottle,
oi l by Tiias. X. Clarke.
When your feet are wi l and cold.
an. I .1 our body chilled t hroiinh a ml
throilKh from expoMilc, take a liljr
done of I haiiiberlaia rt I oiiuh K'-me-dy,
bathe your feel III hot water be
fore k'iIhk to lied, and y on ureal
most certain to ward off a severe
cold. For sale by nil dealers.
II. C. Peters left last week for Cim
ciiinali. Ohio, ami will spend tin
winter at his former home.
A basket social ami li I era ry en ten
talnmeiit w ill be ui ven at dolman's
hall, on tin- Ih-iejitf, tonight, to
w 1 1 it-1 1 all a re In vi ted.
The M.-t hoiiif i Siiinl iy school will
hive the Christmas entertainment
Friday eveiiliuf of t his week instead
of Monday, as first planned.
Mcinbers of l In- II. ioiI piver Valley
Hi.maiM- Society are kindly asked to
pay in their yearly dues forl'.lil to
t he treasurer M r I,"lie Puller.
C. A. Pel!, w ho has been rnii li.n-d to
the house for a week with all attack
of ".rip. hart recovered and, has been
about ayaiu for the past few dayx.
C. D. Xlckelsen, now In biifliu ss in
Portland, was here Sunday ami
spent the day with his family. Iliw
dnuiihter, MIs.h Vlola'Xickclseii, w ho
wart taken with a mild attack of
appendicitis. In reported an recov
ering. A. I. Mason returned Friday from
Portland, where lie was a delegate to
the State liood Koails convention
lield at tic Commercial club moms.
According to Mr. Mason, Governor
West's road tneasurert received scant
attention at the hands of the con
vention. W. P.Clark, Truman P.utler. P. S.
I I.i vidrti hi and Chart. Hall went to
Portland Sa t unlay a ml were nui-sts
at the railroad men' sdlnner nivcii at
the Commercial Club The ilium r
was one of tin- bltf affairs of the sea
rtonand was atlinded by many of
the most pronii.i.int railroad and
business men of the state,
Owinirtoa mistake, nn advcrllse
tneiit C. A. I'lalli had been rililliinn
In the News, nnnoanciii"; that he
would nlve away a doll with pur
chases ainotiiitlnir to a certain sum,
was atain Inserted hifs week. The
n-fiilt wax that Mr. I lalh wim kept
biif.v i 1 1 1 1 a i 1 1 i 1 1 if to customers that
the newspaper was to blame and
that the foe doll campaign was
over.
No dirt or ncrins-i Jood Health
I'.read-A sanitary wrapper. Saw
the coupons l or sale at Parkers
hroiil,' rheiiiiia l Ism contracts the
muscles, distorts the joints ami un
delliiines (he strength. A poweiful
pi-net ra I inir and reiclinr reiued.
w ill be found in Pallanl's Snow I, lid
ineiit It rest inert st remit Ii and sup
pleiiess to t he aclillii; HiiiIim. Pi Ii i
1'."ic. ."iUc and IKI s-r bottle. Sold by
ChaH. X. I larke.
Leslie P.utler returned Thursday
from a trip over In the Puct Sound
country, where he spent several
days mi a business and pleasure
visit.
Statistics from the 'record of the
Oregon State Hoard of Health show
that durinic pilo Mood Kivercounty
had 1'iJ births and ,Vi deatlis. The
sh-iwlii"; made by Mood Plver coun
ty III lids respect Is one of the best of
any of the counties In the state.
The J. P. (i. tills were entertained
Tllesd i.V evclilli": of last Week at the
homes of Mrs II. M. Huxley and Mrs.
P. II. Ilartwltf. Miss Viola Wilson,
Miss Jennie Hall ami Miss Ihnldson,
a cousin of Miss Mae Iiavidson, were
the jruestrt of honor. The party first
enjoyed nu hour or two with Mrs.
Huxley at a Christmas party, after
which they proceeded to Mrs. Mart
w lii'rt where a sumptuous dinner I
w as served HU-'ceedcd by music. A (
very enjoyable time was had at both
places. Mrs. Mart wit; expects to
leave this week for southern Califor
nia to join her husband.
hen the h mils chap badly and
the skin splitrt on the (inner tips.;
every motion Is painful. Pallanl's
Snow I.lulment puts an end to the
misery. One or two applications.
Ileitis all soreness and restores the
hands to sound condition. Price I'.V,
.Vic and .1.imi per bottle. Sold hy
( has. X. ( larke.
"I had been troubled with consti
pation for t o years, and t rlcd all of
the best physicians In Prlstol, Ten n ,
and they could do not hlnir for tile,"
writes Thos. I',. Williams, Middle
boro. Ky. "Tw o packages of Cham
berlain's Stomach and Plver Tablets
cured me." For sale by all dealers.
FREE CAXAMGi
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mumni. mraikiingt. Uia, I'untt. Uniklinf
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M ofuy- Mnp anywhata.
3 Ul Vt Hurt Send lor Our Complrte
Your Bill
The Satisfactory Solution of Your
Water Supply Problem
will be reached by installing in your home a pneumatic
Leader Water ffipk
Supply system W
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You can have abundant water hot or cold
for kitchen, bath, laundry, the lawn and any
other purpose required, at a moderate cost.
Will also afford fire protection.
Tl. tntn A.nnAn.!nl nnt rti,nnl.
able water lupply System to be had.
Ask your local dealer to explain about the
Leader System or write for our bonklrt,
"How I Solred the Water Supply rrohlcm."
LEADER IRON WORKS, Dept. 22, Decatur, III.
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Apple Land and Orchard Company
OltiQO, No. 9 Oak Stroot, Phono 26 or 2002K, Hood River