THE HOOD RIVER NEWS, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27. 1912
New Spring Suits and Coats
For Ladies
In the line of Ladies
fianored suits and
l oats we have never
before been able to
offer you such wonder
ful values as we are
this spring.
We now have on dis
play one of the largest
assortments of the
very latest models.
man tailored in the
newest materials. Not
an undesirable, unat
tractive garment in the
group all fresh and
new just from the
wrappings. Jaunty
Jackets in straight and
cutaway style, with
three button fronts
and side fastenings.
Collars are plain notch
edjand with deep and
wide reveres, finished in rich colored silk.
Skirts cut on straight, narrow though
graceful lines. Plain and finished! in but
tons. Splendid new spring materials
whipcord, 'twilled serges. 'cheviots, home
spuns and tweeds; in'rich tans, greys,
blues and blacks plain.' in stripes and
mixtures.
Ladies' Coats for $3.50 and up
Ladies' New Spring Suits for $9 and up
Ladies' Coat of tan poplin with wide shawl
collar.' Collars and cutfs inlaid with black
satin. Trimmed with buttons to match,
a splendid summer coat for the money and
one that is sure to please t CT fifi
Price PO.UU
Ladies' Coat of finest diagonal serge, dark
navy blue; shawl collar of good grade black
satin, back of collar of black and white
striped silk. Cuffs and pockets piped with
very narrow black and (t C f
white silk braid. Price.. 4) 1 iOU
W
Ladies' Tailored Suit of all wool tan diago
nal striped mixtures, cutaway effect, collar
is inlaid with contrasting embroidered silk.
high girdle skirt, straight
line effect. Price
inuiuiutitu o 1 1 rv ,
$14.00
Easter Millinery
Beautiful Hats - becoming to every type of
femininity. It seems that not a worthy style
is missing from the Kaster assemblage. In
this most exclusive assemblage are beauti
ful Plume and Flower models, heavy
or shadow Lace effec ts, Ch ildren's Hats
and Bonnets, Tailored and Semi-Dress
Hats, Novelty Flower Trim med, French
Ostrich Plumes. Fancy Ostrich and
Paradise Trimmed Hats, built on neat
tailored lines, with a touch of twist that
makes them different from any you have seen.
Hat Shapes
We have taken unusual care in selecting our
stock of Hat Shapes. We aim to make every
one that goes out, send back two new custo
mers. Our Dress Shapes come in black,
white, string, primrose, paddy green, burnt,
new blue, gray, etc., in hemps, tagal, milan,
etc. ; so well constructed that a very little
trimming will transpose any one of them into
a beautiful artistic creation.
New Neckwear
Dozens of charming styles fresh and im
maculate. You'll find it hard to resist
buying a dozen pieces when you see what
dainty new Neckwear and how extraordi
narily priced. The lot consists of Venise
Lace Collars, Stocks, Yokes, Dutch Collars;
also lovely lace Guimps and Chemisettes.
One of the very finest assortments ever
displayed in the city.
Prices-5c, 8c, 10c, 15c, 20c and up
Oxford Special
Low and High Shoes for Ladies' and Misses'
A splendid saving on Shoes all the more
important coming just at the beginning of
the season and not a shoe in the lot that
would not sell regularly for less than $2.50
a pair. Smart Oxfords and Patent Colt,
Gun Metal, Tan Russian Calf and Vici Kid;
Blucher and regular lace and button styles
with light extension soles, Cuban heels,
plain and tipped toes. Then, too, clever
little toe pumps with one and two ankle
straps. You'll find many a good appearing
Shoe in the group specialized d AO
today at 1"0
Another lot of similar leathers and styles
for the ridiculously low d AJ
price of
IDo not fail to take advantage of this
great offering.
Dainty Spring Footwear
The smartest styles of 1912 are ready. The
newest models are full of "chic;" the
smartest Colonial, has covered buckle made
of same material as shoe. The New Tailor
Made Pump, has been made this season
with a medium low heel as well as a high
heel, so the moderately conservative wom
an can wear a trim-looking pump as well
as three or four eyelet low shoe. Of course
we have the latter also in several new
models. We show newest styles in Tan
Paissia Calf, Gun Metal Calf, Patent Caif,
White Nu Buck. LOWEST PRICES.
Dress Goods
For tie Easter Gown or Suit
The most authentic display of dress fabrics
"Dame Fashion" has proclaimed for spring
wear and this year their name is legion,
so large and varied is our stock. From
rich, lustrious broadcloths for tailored suits
to the sheerest delicate colored fabrics for
evening gowns new things to see, new
ideas to help, new enthusiasm to serve you.
No other dry goods store in the city can
serve you equally as well or as economic
ally for no matter what sort of dress goods
you require, you will always find our prices
considerably less than others ask for simi
lar qualities. Come in and look them over.
We will be pleased to have you, whether
you wish to buy or not.
Muslin Underwear
r
An exceptionally beautiful line this spring,
fresh and sheer direct from the manu
facturers. Corset Covers, Princess Slips,
Chemise, Combination Suits, Skirts, Draw
ers, etc., lace and embroidery trimmed.
Beautiful hand embroidered Nightgowns
of fine soft Lingerie Nainsook, with guar
anteed hand embroidered design to match.
The workmanship in the body of the gar
ment must be seen to be appreciated. The
dainty lace with highly raised dots and
sprays is a delicate appreciation of what
artistic underwear can be without being
beyond the purse of the con- j f ff
servative buyer. The gar... 4) 1 J J
Beautiful Crepe Gowns, plain and fancy,
very attractive in every way. This ma
terial needs no ironing. f fif
Price 4 1 .UU
Uhe PARIS FAIR
Hood River's Largest and Best Store
New Spring Clothes
America's Best Makes
Copyright Han SchaJTacf At Mill
We're filled with enthusiasm about the
matchless new line of spring suits we have
Of Hart Schaflher & Marx make, for
$1 7.50 to $25
We have fancy Blues, unfinished Worsteds,
Homespuns, salt and pepper Worsteds,
indistinct woven hairline stripes two and
three button styles. We want you to be
sure and inspect thh matchless array of
superior suits. Then if you wish a suit
for less money let us show you our Cloth
Craft line. These suits are positively
the very best suits that can fMn rn Air
be secured for the money.. O I U lUulO
Boys' Suits
One of the finest lines ever displayed in
the city. You will want a new Suit for
Easter, so why not select it now while we
have such a complete line of all that is
new and desirable for 1912 wear.
I (Xorrcspnccncc
VALLEY CREST
Mrs. Slinruons went to Portland
Wednesday for a short visit.
Mrs. Alta Newman went to Hood
Klver Saturday for several days'
visit.
Miss Cellu Hanson returned Friday
after a two weeks' visit with rela
tives In Portland and Vancouver.
MIhh blanche Shahau wan nuable
to teach on Monday and Tuesday of
last week Itetranse of Illness.
A goodly tiumlier from here enjoyed
the dance given nt Parkdale Friday
night for the lietiefit of the haseliall
team.
P.uth II ut Hon ret limed home Thurs
day after ("pending some time with
relatives In the lower valley.
Mrs. Bessie Fierce of Fine (irove Is
visiting her parents.
Mrs. W. II. Tohey was a caller In
Hood F.lver the last of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Al llutnou returned
Thursday after an extended visit
with friends and relatives near their
old home In Wisconsin.
There will te a special service Sun
day at H p. nt. for the nomination of
church officers. There will also le
an election of Sunday school olliiers
at 2 p. in. All Interested are urged
to Is1 present.
0DELL
Mrs. T. W. Atkinson of Washougal
was here during the week visiting
with relatives and friends.
Oil Wednesday. March 27. Odell
high Bchool will meet the Fine irove
high school team In ('dell's gym.
(ieo. Smith of Portland recently
spent a couple of ('ays at Odell visit
ing with relatives.
The concert held lu the I. O. o. F.
hall last Friday evening was well at
tended and the listeners were well
entertained. Financially It was also
a success, the club receiving f JO clear
of expenses.
Frank Olierlst of The Dalles Is In
Odell today (Monday) looking over
the country with a view of locating
here.
The protracted meetings which are
lelng held In the M. K. church here
are well attended and much good Is
expected to be derived from them.
CASCADE LOCKS
Misses Itessle and IJerthn Kendrlck
spent Sunday. March 17. with their
mother In Portland.
The condition of Mrs. Puiilop, who
was reported III last week, has failed
to Improve. It was necessary that
she lie removed to Portland last
Tuesday aud an operation was per
formed Saturday.
Mrs. A. W. Meyer spent several
days In Portland last week having
her teeth fixed.
Miss Ksther Coke spent Saturday
ami Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. H. S.
Adams of Fnderwood, Wash
A "Penny Social" was given ly
the Kp worth league Thursday night
at the parsonage. The evening was
spent hy playing many enjoyable
games.
Kxtenslve Improvements are being
made on Mr. Swanson's resilience by
David ( hamberlln of Portland.
A masijuerade leap year dance was
given Saturday evening at the K. of
P. hall. A good time wasenjoyed by
all present.
Little Lawrence Haggbloom met
with a serious accident Wednesday
afternoon. While playing a game he
was hit on the forehead with a horse
shoe, which cut a large gash. It Is
hoped that nothing serious will re
sult. Mrs. Captain Nelson and family
have returned from an extended visit
with her mother. Mrs. l.awrenceson
of The Italics.
K. I.. Pennock was culled to Port
land Saturday afternoon on account
of the Illness of his Infant daughter,
Margaret, and word was received
Sunday morning of her death. Mrs.
Pennock, with her two daughters,
was visiting her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. T. C. P.enson, when the baby-
was taken ill. The burial was In
Portland Monday afternoon.
Mrs. A. ). Adams and Mrs. Win.
Itosley were In Portland Monday at
tending the funeral of little Margaret
Pennock.
OAK GROVE
Mr. and Mrs. Klmer Moller returned
from Portland Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Pooley, Al Peters
and Henri de Kedlng were Sunday
visitors at the Sutthoff ranch.
Miss Klalne King, of Oregon City,
Is visiting Mr. and Mrs. .1. K. Hall at
Mount Pleasant Kanch.
Misses Viola Wilson, Viola Fisher
ami .1 cm nli' Hall were week end guests
of Mr. and Mrs. J. K Hall.
.lames Wlckham and Miss llelma
Hukarlwere married at tlu M. K.
parsonage last Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. II. (.'. Allen returned
home from I. os Angi'les last Thurs
day where they had been In attnd
mice at t he ''Kodi-o."
Francis Irwin of Portland spent
Saturday and Sunda at his ranch.
John (ioldsbury of the Fpper Val
ley was a visitor at the McCrea ranch
last Week.
An exceptionally Interesting and
helpful meeting of tie- West Side Im
provement Club Is to lie held next
Tuesday, April '2, at the'irange Hall,
Methodist Lane, The speakers will
be Professor Gardner of (,'orvallls and
Professor W. H. Lawrence.
Ortley, Newtown and Spitzenberg
True to name nursery stock. One
and two years old; fine thrifty
trees; four to eight feet. It will
pay purchasers to inquire before
buying their spring stock.
MOORE BROTHERS
PHONES 2052-X AND 205-X HOOD RIVER, OREGON
Wire Wound Continuous Stave
WOOD STAVE PIPU
KI.LLV I5WOS., Ascents
4th St. Bet. Oak and State
Phone 227-M Mood River, Ore.
Kent & Garrabrant
Confectionery, Cigars
Fishing Tackle
Spaulding's Sporting cods
All Kinds of Soft Drinks
0k Htraet, oppoaita Smith biick, H1 River
FRANKT0N
Miss Jennet U Flllott of Portland,
has been visiting the home folks for
the past week.
The Misses Norma Parker nnd
ICrna Kresse of Hood 1(1 ver spent
Sunday v Ith their friend, Miss Alma
A listen.
Mrs C. M. Morton came from Ka
Ihiiiii, Wash . last week to visit with
relatives and friends.
Fred Hensel of Joplln, Mo., Is here
visiting Ms brother-in-law, J. M.
Klliott, nnd also looking for a loca
tion. Ills family will come about
April l.".
Mrs. Koy Fast man nnd her sister,
All line Kby. were Wyeth guests Sun
day. Mrs. II. W. La Mar and Mrs. Thos.
Calkins gave a social dance Satur
day evening nt the home of the for
mer. A splendid time is reported.
The members of the Four I-af
Clover Club will take notice that our
regular meeting Is Thursday after
noon. Mrs. Marsh Isenbiirg will en
tertain us at her home on the Pel
mout road.
PINE GROVE
CENTRAL VALE
Mrs. I. Snlsbury'H father and
mother are visiting In Central Vale.
T. A. Pecker has ten acres to be
set to strawberries aoon.
The Middle Crest Orchard Co. has
so acres which are to be set to trees.
The Willow Flat Card Club met at
ihe home of Mr. and Mrs. ). H. Hill
last week.
Thrift I'.ros. have returned from
Moslerand begun work on the Cen
tral Orcnard Co.'s tract.
ieorg3 Purham and wife of The
Palles are visiting with the family of
W. A. Purham.
Colin McKenle Is having hard luck.
Last winter he was "now-bound and
without food during the worst snow
and one of his horses was killed.
Lately he met with an accident. He
was chopping wood, when one of
the sticks Hew up, hitting him on Ihe
head and cutting an artery. Fortu
nately It was bandaged Is'fore he
suffered much loss of blood.
II. F. Itedlield and family will move
to ( elitralla, Wash., the llrst of next
week.
Chicken Noodle Dinner
The ladles of the P. H. church will
serve a Chicken Noodle dinner In the
Hell building next Saturday, March'
.'With Supper also at the same place. j
Ned Van Horn, who Is attending
the Portland Academy, spent the
week end with his folks on the llutte.
Mr. and Mrs Shaw of Niagara, N,
Y , are visiting at the Van Horn
home.
Ir and Mrs Sweet land and son
Monroe of Salem are visiting her
parents, Mr. Htnl Mrs. J. (. Mark.
Mrs. Von (ierres of Portland spent
Sunday with Pine t irove friends.
The Lage Iiros. are ha vlng several
ncres of land cleared up ou the hill.
The Co!ad brothers have the con-1
tract.
Hans Lage left for Portland last
Monday afternoon. Watch for next
week's paper and you will see how
and when becomes home.
Mrs. Dragseth's mother dropped In
on her unexpectedly last Thursday
to spend some time In Pine (irove.
Mrs. Decker Is ijuite III with a com
plication of asthma aud pneumonia.
There will be no preaching services
at the church next Sunday. Sunday
school as usual.
The Sunflower Sunday school class
Is having very enthusiastic weekly
tni-e tings. The young people of the
neighborhood are cordially Invited
to join. The meeting this week was
at the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. F'red
Mack. Tuesday evening Is the regu
lar meeting evening.
Mr. Patterson of Portland accom
panled hy a couple of friends., spent
Sunday lu Pine (irove. .
The Oregon Wonder Washer
The Oregon Wonder Washer can
Is? seen at Ins Third street all the
time, In operation. One hundred
dollars Is offered to any party that
can find three large clothes washer
that ran do the work of one of the
Oregon Wonders. Call and see It.
Territory for agents. Patented by
K. S. Harrington, Corvallls, Ore.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
Quarter section; perpetual free
water right, shot land, best for
fruit, easily cleared: about ten
acres ready for planting. Will
sell or exchange for income
bearing projerty in Hood Riv
er or Portland.
GEO. D. CULBERTSON & CO.
KNEE SPRAINS
I1I.IITU AT OHO IT Wlllltl OU
SILK ELASTIC HOSIERY
Knit to fit Tour own cm. Tr
mturnDt bluk oo rqutt.
WOODARD, CLARKE & CO.
PORTLAND. OBEOOB
How to Fertilize
Out new bonk,
wnttsPA by mm who know,
cnatuu much uwul intof
matiofi on ftrtikant wrttrl
tall. Mavledirc onraquaA.
The Chi. H. Lilly Co, Sg.ttU, Wuh.
is her crowning glory. And medical authorities
say no woman need be bald. The female scalp has a
thick pad that is always fertile and can produce hair
its whole life long. Women lose their hair because they do
not take reasonable care of it. They abuse it till it falls out.
Science has produced a remedy use
Clarke's Dcindercide
makes your hair glossy, plentyful and beautiful. It is nature's
own remedy for human mistakes. Price 50 cents per lottle.
All those articles that you love for the toilet are
also sold at this drug store. Mere are some of them:
Clarke's Shampoo
Clarke's Cold Cream
Clarke's Lotion
Violet Talcum
has IK (PL
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