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THE HOOD RIVER NEWS, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20, 1912
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ONE WEEK ONLY, COMMENCING FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 23rd, 1912, AND CONTINUING FOR ONE WEEK
0 S Merc arc some Specials that should interest every lady in the community & 8 K$
Specials
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Embroideries
In the line of Em
broideries, Edgings, In
sertions, Corset Cover
Embroidery, Allover Em
broidery and Flouncing
we have the finest line
ever displayed in the
city, and at prices that
cannot help but appeal
to anyone desiring any
thing in the line of
Embroideries.
Fine Swiss Combination Corset Cover and
Skirt Embroidery, 36 inches wide, very pretty
eyelet pattern, a good value at 50c AOr
Special for this week tL
Fine Lawn Embroidery Flouncing, 26 inch
es wide, eyelet pattern, a splendid value at
25c a vard. Special for this week,
only."
Corset Cover Embroidery, of fine Swiss,
Nainsook and Lawn. We have never before
had such lovely patterns at so low a price.
Any one of the many patterns you would
guess to be worth double the price we ask.
Corset Cover Embroidery, 18c value fc
Special this week I UL
Corset Cover Embroidery, 20c value, f O
Special this week IOC-
Corset Cover Embroidery, 22c value, f Of
Special this week . 1 "C
Corset Cover Embroidery, 25c value,
Special this week
Corset Cover Embroidery, 35c value,
Special this week
Corset Cover Embroidery, 50c value,
Special this week
Corset Cover Embroidery, 70c value,
Special this week
ETC., ETC., ETC., ETC.
23c
31c
45c
63c
Lace Curtain
Specials
Fine Swiss Embroidery Flouncing, heavy
raised eyelet pattern, 3Sc value; Sp'l "2 ln
this week OOC
Embroidery Flouncing, about 9 inches wide,
of very fine lawn, good heavy edge, c
a good value at 32c, extra special JL
Very fine Embroidery for skirt ruffling, 9
inches wide, a beautiful raised pat- e
tern, regular 25c value, special
10 inch Embroidery for skirt ruffling, eyelet
pattern, 25c value, special this f
sale 1 I
In, this line we call your special attention to
some special buys that we secured and are
offering you this spring in 29 inch flouncing
with very heavy raised pattern in "2 L7
vine and eyelet, the yard
26 inch fine Swiss Embroidery Flouncing,
heavy raised pattern, this sale, the AZn
yard tOK
Special prices prevail on each and every piece of Embroidery
in the house this week. NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY.
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For this week only, we are
pointr to jjive you a chance to
save some pood money on your
Lace Curtain purchases. We
have anything you may wish
for in this line and will be
pleased to have you call and
get our prices.
Ecru Net Curtains, very
pretty design, 3 yards long by
50 inches wide, regular $1.00
grade, special this week gg
Ecru net Curtain with neat
vine and floral design, 3 yards
long by 50 inches wide, good
values at $2.25. Sp'l
this week
.$1.98
Fine net Curtains,
weave, splendid value
at $1.75, special
fillet
S1.53
Plain net Curtains, with
neat scroll border, $2
sellers, special
$1.50 value, this
week, special...
$3.00 value, this
week, special
$3.50 value, this
week, special
$4.00 value, this
week, special.
$5.00 value, this
week, special
.$1.79
.$1.34
$2.69
.$3.12
$3.60
S4.48
See our New Spring Millinery. We have one of the finest
assortments in the city and at most reasonable prices.
Oxford Shoes and Slippers. Our line is complete with all the
newest in lasts and leathers.
Clothcraft all-wool suits for men guaranteed in every way
$10 to $15. Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes from $17.50 up
to 25.
Bhe PARIS FAIR
Hood River's Largest and Best Store
Rugs nd Art Squares
We carry a fine line of Rugs and Art Squares and you will
be more than pleased w ith yourself if you buy your Rug of
us. We carry a very fine line, and we sell them on a very
close margin regularly, but this week we will give you still
better value if you w i.sh to avail ourself ot a good saving.
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Smith's Manor Tapestry Seamless Rug, Oriental design,
regular $8.50 value, special this week 7.t5
Smith's Tapestry Rug, Oriental design, background brown
and green, .Medallion center, regular $H alue, sp'l $7,20
Smith's Palcsade Seamless Rug, Oriental design, backgr'nd
Hgh tan and green, 0 , regular $16.60, special 14.94
f ine Brussels Art Square, floral design, sie 9x12, regular
$8 value, special this week $7,20
Virginia Art Square, 7'.,xO, Oriental pattern, a Rug that will
give you the very best of service, $3 value, special . $2.70
Same as above OxlO',, ?3.70 value, sp'l this week $3.33
Smith's Hest Axminister Rug, 0x12, Oriental design, back
ground dark green and tan; regular $14.50, special $13.05
Smith's Best Axminister Rug, 9x1 2, floral design, backgr'nd
green and tan, medallion center, reg. 1 V, sp'l $ 1 7. 1 O
Special Redaction on every Rug in the ttore for I hit week.
Be tare and lake advantage of thit laving.
ULPHT
Baptist Church
Sunday hcIioo! at UMmi a. m. A. I.
JotinMon nf 1'ortlnuil will preach at
11 n. m. arxl In t tie evening at
ThoHe who heard Mr. Johnnim Home
WH'kn will anticipate with pleart
ure IiIm eoinlnt; naln.
Methodist Church
Sunday whool at a. in
1'reaeliliiK wrvlceM at ll:o .t in. ai.d
"::ti)p.m. Tlieinen, inorulnr, "Heav
enly MariHluiiH;" evening. "Thought
It-hHrienH." Kpwortli leajfue at 'J:-'!"
p. in. Junior I-aue at p. in
I'ra.ver mettlnii on Tliurriduy evening
at o'cliK-k. All are eonllally In
vited to attend tbewe wrvleen
Stranifert. will le inaile welcome.
W. B. Vouiik, 1'at.tor.
Unitarian Church
There will lie two Hpeclal 'rvk'c
at the Cnltartan church next Sunday
At 11 o'clock the theme will I
"Church uud Sunday School." The
evening nervlce at ":'Vi o'clock will
Iterfu wlh a Vlctrolu concert. In
which may Imj beard Tettrazlna,
S-huinan-Helijke, M.-Iha, Homer, Al
da, CaruMo, Seottl, and M. (.'ornlnh.
The addn-HM of the evening will lie
Klven li.v 1'rof. J. (). McLaughlin,
who will Hpeak on "New T rendu In
IMucatloii."
Christian Science Services
ClirlHllan Science wr l-en will he
lieM In the Commercial Clulj room
Sunday at 11 a. m., Nuhject, "Mat
ter." Sunday whool at 10 a. in. In room
li, lavllHou liulldlntf. WedneHday
evelillii teHlllnolilal m.-etlnttM are
held In PavldHou hull'llntc All are
cordially tlivlled to attend theHe
m-rvlcea. lleadliiK room open dully.
No. C, IiavldHoii Itutldlnt;.
To (live St. Patrick's Social
The (..adieu' Aid of the I Irt ChrU
ttan church will jf've a St. I'atrl k
S.h IhI on Friday evening, March '.'1'.
In the church parlor. 'There will le
mi apron ami duxt cap dale In con
liectloll (lydterd will lie nerved, l1.".
and .'t.' ceiitd, nlmi cafi't-rla lunch.
Frrj luxly Invited
PrliKCM Long.
STRUCK BY TRAIN;
LOCAL MAN MAY DIE
J. Treandos, a section laborer
employed on the O. W. R. & N.
here, was struck by the fast mail
from the east about 10 o'clock
yesterday morning while work
ing near Viento, seven miles
west of here, and was so mangled
that it is feared he may not live.
One leg and one arm were brok
en and a severe scalp wound was
sustained. He was brought here
and later in the morning taken
to Portland on No. 5.
UNION CHAPEL PLANNED
FORTOWN OFUNDERWOOD
The Fnderwood Chapel Axnocla
tloii announce) a meeting for elec
tion of officer, adoption of hy-lawn,
etc., to be held In the HclioolhoilHe at
Fnderwood Sunday afternoon,
March 24th, at i!:.'0 o'clock. Mem
lierchlp of the nddoclatlon connlHtd of
"All Huch perHoiid. ad, HuliHi-rlhliig to
the by-law, dhall band thenidelved
together for the purpone of erecting a
chapel at Fnderwood and for the re-
llgloud and moral development of
themelved and the community."
The memlKTHhlp now connlHtd of
about .V pernor) and many have nit
yet been called upon.
Leslie Butler Returns
Ieflle Butler, who had lieen enjoy
ing a trip to Honolulu, returned Mon
day evening, after having made a
dhort dtay In California.
FILTRATION PLANT
TO BEJASTENED
In order that the height may have
an abundance of pure water at the
earlledt ponnlble date thl diimmer,
the council I hastening the plan for
lDdtalllng a filtration plant at the
upper reiervolr and obtaining an ad
ditional diipply of water from the
Farmer' Irrigation Company.
At the meeting Monday City Kngl
ner More wubmitt-nl a report xhow
ing that a tiitrutlou plant codling
about $'i would filter .t, 0n gallon
a day. The council adopted the en
glneer'd report and thoroughly dld
cued the matter. Another meeting
wa held lat night.
It I etlmated that It would take
'-) dayH to liidtall the filtration dy
tem and for thl reaon the council
hope to Htart work at the earlledt
polble moment.
Sale at Belmont Church
The ladle of the Belmont church
announce that they will hold an
Later ale, detail tube announced
later.
Park Commission Organized
At a meeting held lat week a locr.l
park commlddlon wad organized,
ltd mcinlierd Include the dtreet com
mittee of the council Meddrd. Bro-
dliid, Boliertdcn and Staten ami
two ladled from the Woman'd Club--Mrd
C. 11. ( a trier and Mrd I!, I.
'iould. The dlte for the library Id to
Id- Improved thU duinmer.
f urnished Apartments
We have furnldhed apartmentd to
rent over Heed and lleiiderHonV
office, $:!) a month, Including light,
water and fuel. Inquire Itced and
Menderdon, Inc. 1'tf
We print our paper MONDAYS and
11LSDAYS. Copy required Monday
Princess Long.
CANCERS! CANCERS!
Cancers successfully treated by
DR. C. BILLINGTON
The Noted Oncer Specialist from Portland, Ore.
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The Doctor has no equal in ihis
line.
No knife nor Caustic
Uver twenty years experience.
The Doctor has cured more
Cancers than any living man.
All treated under a Guarantee
If not seated in the deep glands
or bones he will lure vou.
Any lump in the breast
Cancer.
Any sore not
months is Cancer.
Call and see his
Don't wait until it is too late,
but come at once if you want to
be cured.
Consultation free.
- -Oil .i
White Salmon, Wash.
IS
healing in six
work.
CASCADE LOCKS
Mr. .1. II. Dunlop ha been ipiHe
III.
Prof. F. A. M.verd dpent Sunday,
March 10, in Portland.
Mr. and Mr. KUton A. I'.arne are
visiting her parent, Mr. and Mr
;. A. Brolltar.
Mr, lie of Portland recently
Hpent a few day with her father. Mr.
M.pllen.
Mr. 'Tom Auder 1 vlHltlng her
parent In Stevenson, Wah.
A huh wa born lat week to Mr.
and Mr. P. A. Blazing.
A number of the large tree back of
the Catholic: church are being cut
dow n, much to the regret of the peo
ple of the tow n.
Mr. Bert McKlnuon had been on
the dick lint.
Nel ()lon I making extensive Im
provements on hi residence.
The Women of Woodcraft gave a
St. Patrick's dance at the K. of I
hall, Saturday, March 1'!.
Mr and Mr. I). VV. fhamherlln of
Portland are visiting Mr. and Mr.
A. O. Adam.
Tom Anders Id spending afew dayd
In The Palled.
Mrs. Ilollls Is spending a couple of
weeks with her daughter, Mrd. Frank
Walt.
A daughter wad born to Mr. and
Mrd. J. F. Ilendrlck Monday, March
11, In Portland.
A number of ladled spent an enjoy
able afternoon with Mrd. Torry,
Marchll.lt being her birthday. A
picnic lunch wad enjoyed.
ODELL
T. A. Bolcd has recently secured
employment from IL M. Sidney and
expect to move hid lamlly to hid
place as Boon ad the weatherfdettled.
Leti David came In from The Palled
Sunday to npend a few day at home,
lie expect to return and resume hid
work packing appled for the K. II.
WelT Nursery f'o.
Mldd Margaret Mitchell has return
ed to Hood Kl ver to attend high
dchool She had been absent Movent I
weekd on account of III health.
F. Coo of Hood Klver had begun
work on Mr. Srhutd' new house.
Mld P.iimIi returned from Portland
Sunday.
irant llngey has recently deciired
thecoiitrnct for hauling the lumber
for the Odcll box factory, amounting
to one and one half million feet.
On Wodnoddny night Odell'd sport
ing etitliuslat enjoyed two basket
ball garni h, the high school taking
the first game from Odell's second
team by a score of 11 to 1:1. 'The sec
ond game was won by the second
team from a team picked up from
those not belonging to any of the
organized team.
Mrs N. K. Bradley expect to join
her don at Klngsley, Ore , doon.
A. .1. T.acey had recently purchaed
alive-acre tract of lain) near Odell
from C. K. Maslker A hlch lie expect
to put to appled.
A concert 1 to be held in the I. O.
O. F. hall Friday evening, March ?,
the proceeds of I he evening to go to
the gy mniidlum.
Princess Long.
More people read the want column
In the pap'T than read the newd.
When you make your wantd known
through that column of the News, be
addiired vour purpose w 111 be accont
pushed.
Colonist
Fares
-DAILY
March ist to April 15, 1912
From the Middle and Kantern port ion 11
of the United States and Canada to all
point! in the Noiihwt on the....
Oregon-Washington Railroad &
Navigation Company
From CHICAGO $33.00
' ST. LOUIS 32.00
OMAHA 25.00
KANSAS CITY 25.00
' ST. PAUL 25.00
Proportionately low fares from ail
other points. Direct service from Chi
cago, St. Paul, Omaha and Kansas City
over the C. & N. V., UNION PACIf IC.
OKLOON SHORT LINK and O.-W. R.
& N.
Lines Protected by Automatic Block Signal
YOU CAN PRLPAY PARKS
Whilo IhoAo rnt.-d apply Wtntlmunri only. farr
may I irfpmtl tiy nVpitinfl; valitfl of thf tirket
with ym.r U al atrent, an.l an onl'-r will h1 tflf
irraphml tn any a.MrfMn irivcn. AhI in (filing of
our vat r'-aourrf-a anl wonderful opportun.tim
Vtr Home Minl'linir.
MltiMtratiwI and rclintiln printed fnattnr will !
mailfl anyone to whom you wirh it at-nt. tiy ail
rinMRinir. J. H. FREDRICY. Agent, Hood River, Ore.
Irs Fcot Insurance
wtiaixa oc
SILK ELASTIC HOSIERY
The roaatant r-t jfritli pr-.nnrc r.
'"' all Sprains aad
Aakle Wfkom. tin, niea.
uirmeiit biank on reiieat.
Wuoilard. Clarke & Co.
I'orUaud. Oregua
8 A utKeot and valuaiii iniotmaboa
bout branling, halrhiof. rawaf.
I.trnna ana nouimf pool try m
I Lilly's Poultry Book juA pnoted.
f -na lor copy, irr.
I TV CKm. H jnVCo.. Seanb
is her crowning glory. Atul medical authorities
say no woman need be baM. The female scalp has a
thick pad that is always fertile and can produce hair
its whole life long. Women lose their hair liccanse they do
not take reasonable care of it. They ahuse it till it falls out.
Science has produced a remedy use
Clarke's Dnndercide
makes your hair tflossy, plentyful and beautiful. It is nature's
own remedy for human mistakes. Trice f0 cents per bottle.
All those articles that you love fur the toilet are
also sold at thl.s drug store. Here are Rome of them:
Clarke's Shampoo Clarke's Lotion
Clarke's Cold Cream Violet Talcum
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