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THE HOOD RIVER NEWS, WEDNESDAY, AFRIL 10, 1912
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Call for NEW CURTAIN MATERIALS, DRAPERIES, BED SPREADS, BEDDING, Etc.; We Have Just Received a Big Lot Embracing Marshall Held & Co.'s Newest Ideas
j MOt I !H SCOTLAND f
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Clobe because for generations it has been
the WORLD'S STANDARD wash fabric sold
by high class dry-goods stores everywhere
We have Just received direct from the tooms at
Glasgow, Scotland, a fascinating assortment of
these goods and are showing them at
This
Book
Free
25c to 35c
a yard
. A;yttr J'J) J picture
' new Book
I n.J ioni lust
Anderson &
Co. It contains
29 large draw.
Ings (3 In colots)
of the best and
latest styles for
wash costumes
for women, misses
and children, espe
7 Wlllle-m Anderson &
bo., by the greatest
' fashion authority I n
America.
We will be pleased to give one of
these books to any lady asking
for it at our Wash Goods Counter
This Is
a little
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Curtain Swiss, - 15c to 50c
Fancy Drapery, - 12f4c to 75c
Plain Nets, - - 25c to 75c
Bed Spreads,
Blankets -Comforts
-
75c to $4.90
50c to $12.00
95c to $4.90
Clothes May Not Make The
Man 9 but it Would Take a
Pretty Keen Fellow to Be
a Success Without Them
You have to dress well. You have
to wear good clothes, well cut and
skilfully tailored. You expect to pay
a fair price, but you expect service
and style and there's where we shine.
Every suit in our store carries a fair price and
guarantees you full satisfaction. PRICED $15 to $25.
We Ask You to See Our Suits for 1912
FMME
OlAM
$ ' nil :
BRANDEGEE K I H C A i D & CO.
C i. O T H r. 5.
L0CALSandPERS0NAL5
I'.'iy Flrebaugh of Portland vlsltf 1
friends here Friday.
M Iss Illanche Main left FrMay f'.r
a trip to Denver, Colo.
George T. Prather took a trip ti
Portland tlie la-t of tin- wfk.
Mrs. L F. Henderson sp nt a couple
of day the lust of the week In Fort
land." C. I,, Cnlllcra'e of Portland wan
here the last of t fie week 1 rn-pt-c 1 1 riir
his rau'.'b.
MIhm Aniia Heath went to Portland
FrMay to iM-mltln FanttT w.-ihoii
with frlt'ti(l.
Ha nee Doll left FrMay f. .r ' rUli.-lil.
Kan., called ttn re liy the Ki rlous 111
neH of hln fat her.
Mrx. J. T. '1 hoini'Hori and litll" f n
Teddy Hent the week end with
frleiiilri In Portland.
V. ('. Wniietier of Vancouver.
Wuwll.. vlnlted hi father, .Ialnen
Waiiitener, Jr., here lat vnk,
We Htlll have left a few more of the
l1rd-eye view mapx of 1 1 o 1 Kiver
Valley. Hood l:hr Vk ( o.
F. J. Patternon came from Port
land the laxt of the week to Inspect
hU ranch.
Mrn. W. ;. Parmalee returned from
her wlnterV stay In the Kant the last
of the week.
Itobcrt I.lvlnuHtone of Portland
wan Inspecting hln ranch here the
last of the week.
K. II. Wh-eler of Portland came to
the valley Sunday to Inspect his
ranch at Summit t.
The Sans Soucl luh will meet with
Mrs Kohert Perljyjo tomorrow
i Thursilay i afternoon.
K. I". Morris, returned Sunday from
Southern California where he has
been on a three-weeks' trip.
Mrs. A. I Mason and mod, Floyd,
have been vlsltlnir Mr. and Mrs P.o
hire Wiley at Tin- Dalles.
leoru1' I', t i e, one of the r 1 1 1 resi
dent of the city. Is seriously III at
his home on Sherman Avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. K. It. Fleurnoy ar
rived from Kos Anueles Monday to
Isit a t the Imriie of J uliau p. Scott.
Something New
We now have a full line of
Chick Pood Oyster Shells
Ground Bone Scratch Pood
Rolled Barley Cracked Corn
W'heat Bran & Shorts
And always a complete line of GROCERIES
Smith & Imbler
Free Delivery
Phone 282-L
Minn liella Steele of Mt Hood has
returned from college ut Forest
drove tu upend her Kawter vacation.
Mr. and Mr. Ceore Archibald and
MIsh Mabel K. I'.IIIIiikh of Portland
were week-end guests of L. II. Good
enheryrer.
Mrs. W. IV McCrory, who lias been
underiroln treatment nt the local
hospital, wan able to return to her
home Sunday.
I. C Sanford and ). M. Scott were
unions the Portlanders. Interested
In apple lands here who attended
the meeting Saturday.
Miss Helen Davidson cittne from
Portland, where she Is attending
sch.iol. the last of the week to sp( tic
Master with her parents.
Mrs. I'. M. Morse and two children,
who have been visiting relatives In
Kugene and Portland for several
weeks, returned Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Koscoe K. Miller of
the Udell district are receiving con
gratulations upon the birth of a
daughter Sunday morning.
K. F. Heath, ll former resident, was
here from (irants I'ass the last of the
week to Inspect his ranch south of
Tucker's bridge.
Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Winter are
having plans prepared for a unique
bungalow. They are planning to
build on Columbia, street.
Mr. K. M. I'.os worth of Salem,
who has been visiting Mr. and Mrs.
II. It. Keedom at Odell for two
weeks, returned to her home I-rlday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Coose ami
daughter, Mls Kva, of The Dalles
have moved to this city to make
their permanent home. Another
daughter. Miss Hattle Coose, will
Join them later.
Look up the offer of the True-to.
Name Nursery elsewhere In this Issue
If Interested In getting some good
trees cheap. They have been In the
business fur l." years and know what
good trecM. are.
.1. M Schiiicltzer, w ho ts n candi
date for the nomination an represent
ative, went to The Dalian and Dufur
I the last of the week loaded for bear
with several hundred cards. He re.
turned much encouraged ax to his
, chances for securing the nomination.
Mr. and Mrs. K. W. W limns have
j returned recently after having made
' ii six-months' visit with their son at
j Cf.rnellus, Ore. While there Mrs.
WlnatiN had the misfortune to fall
and break one of her arms, thus
making an extension of their visit
uetessa ry.
lialley's new Farm and ti'irden
I in Ic Ito'jk and all books embraced
In the Kuril Science series for sale at
Pifer's Hook Store.
The final dance In t he series, given
by the young married people will be
held Friday evening. Masks will be
worn the tlrst part of the evening.
Mrs. C. Wagner and Miss Meta
Filers returned to Portland Satur
day, after having been the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. M. Dragseth for a few
days. James and Keo Cram of Prinevllle
visited Frank Cram the last of the
week while on their way home after
having delivered a carload of stock
at Portland.
Mrs. C. W. Parker, Mrs. Duryea of
Vancouver, K. ('., and Miss Gertrude
Dillon were here from Mitchell's Point
as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. ,1. A.
Kpplng the last of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Connor
have returned from Stantield, Ore.,
to spend the summer. Mr. Connor
will continue his contract of con
structing the sidewalks on the
Heights.
Father 11 tin of the Church of the
Immaculate Conception reports that
he was much pleased wit h the devo
tion shown by tils parishioners dur
ing the I.enten season and especially
during Holy Week.
The annual meeting of St. Mark's
fiulld will tie held on Friday, April
l- at the residence of Mrs. (iould.
At this meeting the annual election
of officers will take place and n large
attendance In urged.
At the meeting of the county court
last week bills for the construction
of a wooden bridge over the west
fork of Hood Klver were rejected, It
being the opinion of the courtth.it
they were too high.
Mr. and Mrs. John Van Delicti came,
from The Dallen the last of the week
to visit her parents. Mr. and Mrs. I,.
II. Hugglns. Mr. Van Dellen took n
business trip to Portland Monday,
leaving Mrs, Van Dellen here for the
week.
Mr. and Mrs (,'. C. Carpenter enter
tained a number of Portland young
people at a holme party over Faster,
the guests of honor being Miss
Frances .leffery of Portland and
Wendell S. Poison of I.yle, whose
wedding will take place on April HI.
Other guests Included Mr. and. Mrs.
O. K. .leffery. Dr. and Mrs. M. Hoi
brook. Miss Lola Find and Fd .leff
ery, nil of Portland.
Money In liny land. It K Duncan.
If you want anything In the bee
line, a-k V. W. Dakln; phone loTX.
1.". tfc
Thomas W. Wickens, who has been
pruning at Menominee, accompanied
by K W. lielljim.v, spent Sunday at
the beach.
A. S. Kelley ami wife, former resi
dents of the valley, were visitors In
town from Hiisnin, Wash, the last
of the week.
C. II. Stranahau, who Is a candi
date for the nomination as represent
ative on the Kepuhllcan ticket, left
yesterday morning on a campaign
ing trip through Wasco and Crook
counties.
The Davidson Fruit Company ship
ped the last of their apples the last
of the week. Stocks In the Fast are
said to lie decreasing rapidly, on ac
CMtiut of rapid consumption, and
prospects are bright forjii receptive
market and good prices for Hood
Klver apples this fall.
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Slade and
daughter of Hustim, Wash., who
have friends here, are spending sev
eral weeks In Southern California as
guests of Charles Mears of Pasadena.
Word received from them Is to the
effect that they have greatly enjoyed
motor trips to the beach resorts and
other points of Interest to tourists.
K. J. Mclsanc. h'is completed the
construction of an attractive new
warehouse at Mt. Hood, the In
creased storage facilities being made
necessary by Mr. Mclsaac's growing
business. The building Is designed
with a view to pleasing the eye and
Is ornamental as well as useful.
Mrs. A. K. Davles, corner of Ninth
and Columbia streets, reportn that
she has a flock of .M K. I. Keils which
distinguished themselves during the
month rf March, laying 12 1' I eggs or
an average of nearly -."i apiece. She
also reports that during the month
she set several of the hens, thus with
drawing them from the laying force.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Pcugh and
daughter, Miss Nettle, who liae
Is-en spending the winter at Kong
lieach, Cnl , returned the last of the
week. They r-port .ha vlng spent n
delightful whiter In the sunny south.
While In Kong llcich they met ft
number of former Hood Klver resi
dents, Including 5lr. and Mrs. .1. M.
Hamblet, w ho have n ten-acre place,
and Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Cunning, who
have been making an extended stny
there., Arthur Magulre, whosebroth
er are In business here, In also mak
ing his home In Kong lieach with
liln family.
Mrs. (ieorge Friday Is recovering
from a badly Infected arm.
Tyler Carman returned home Fri
day from a four months' visit In
Mlddleboro, Kentucky.
Mr. and Mrs. (ieorge W. Dimmlck
left yesterday morning to spend sev
eral weeks In Fossil, Ore.
J. K. Digits, a capitalist of Inglls,
Ore., was here as the guest of W. H.
Kccles the last of the week.
C, Gardener of Alaska, who has ex
tensive property Interests In this vi
cinity, spent several days In the city
the last of the week.
During the month of April Kev. J.
It. Parsons will deliver a series of
sermons at the Franktou schoolhoiise
and next Sunday Ills subject will be
"Forgotten Facts."
We print our paper MONDAYS and
TUESDAYS. Copy require d Monday
Mr. ami Mrs. D. K. Murphy of Port
land were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
C. A. Hell at the Mt. Hood hotel Sun
day. We are offering oh Saturday sptrlals
Cmlahy Kex hams. Is cents; Cudahy
Dlninond C hams, I'll cents; Our I test
lard. 5 pounds 70 cents; 111 pounds
(1 40. We handle nothing but F. S.
Inspected steer beef. I'ork and mut
ton cost you no more than you pay
for cow liecf elsewhere McGuIre
llros.' Market. Phone. 4.
If youat something which doesn't
agree with you, don't let It work Its
own way through. It's a slow pro
cess and makes you feel bad. (let rid
of It quickly by taking llerblne. It
drives out Impurities In the stomach
and bowls, ami yon feel ttetter Im
mediately, Price "iOc. For wile by
( has. N". Clarke.
Qnnowi cement...
I desire to announce that I have resumed
my Grocery business at the...
Handy Corner Grocery
I have installed a complete line of new
goods, all strictly fresh, and will be pleased
to meet my old customers as well as to
greet new ones, to all of which satisfaction
is guaranteed. Give us a trial and we
will endeavor to please you.
Ku66ard 5ay(or
eJwefftfi and Uefmont 8ts. Keed Hirer, Cr6gon
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