THE HOOD RIVER NEWS, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17, 1912
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Congregational Church
I'.y apectnl request, Pastor Harris
will repeat tit Klvcrstde chur. h Sun
day morning a wrmnn on " The Inex
p.red Itemnlliders In the Tenchlncs
of Jesus Concerning Health ami H.ip
ptness," considering New Thought,
Faith Healing, Christian Science anil
nil that sort of thing. This Herman
was given some months ac 1 at an
evening service. The evening service
w 111 N Ik-Ii I an usual, excepting that
It will begin a s o'clock Instead of
Methodist Church
Sunday s hool at m. Preach
ing scr Ices at llMHt n. in anil 7:'U
p. in Themes, morning, "tilvlng
1 1 a t iif Has;" evening. T.veiiing
shadow s ir a (ilorlotis Simwt." .1 mi
lur I .eiiguent :i p. in. Kpworth League
at t'iMMi p. in. Prayer meeting mi
Thursday evening at 7:'." o'clock.
All are cordially Invlteil ti attend
these wrvli'tn Strangers tnaile wel
come V. li. Young. Pastor.
Christian Science Services
Christian Science services will lie
held In the Commercial Club rooms
Sunday at 11 a. in., subject, 'Toe-t-lne
of Atonement."
Sunday school at In a. in. In room
'., Oavldson building. Wednesday
evening tent Ini' mlal meetings are
held In Iavldson imildlng All are
enrdlally Invited t attend these
services. Heading room open daily.
.No. fi, ta l.ls. n building
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BARRETT
Mrs. Ilene Abbott of Winona,
Minn., who has lieen making an ex
tended tour of the went, visited with
Mr. and Mrs. W. Kodwell last week.
Minn Ivy Peterson attended the
play given by the White Salmon high
school. She wan the guest of Pro
fessor and Mm. Firbes.
Mr. and Mrs. (ireen of Portland are
the guer ts of Mr. and Mm. J. J. Ulb
bons. The Sunday school content bau
quet wan held at the church Sunday.
The lied won from the P.lues by a
email nutuWr of poiutn. The lest of
feeling prevulled throughout and a
Dumber of new scholars were added
to the roll.
S. Mclntyre and little counln, Vir
ginia Hull, of Portland are guests of
Mr. and Mm. K. .1. Sweauy.
Mr. McCIanathan ban completed
remodeling and painting idn houne.
George Mcintosh han beeD ijulte 111
tne pant week.
Mr. Moore and family of I5oulder,
Mont., will occupy the E. Hall houne
thin rummer,
CASCADE LOCKS
Considerable work In Islng done
on the cemetery plot, which will
greatly Improve the apearance of the
place.
Arbor I lay wan observed by our
hi hool and all the scholars turned In
and cleaned up the grounds stir
roundllig the building and burned up
all the accumulation of rubbish.
'1 h'lr efforts have ma le a very no
tlcenble Improvement In the looks of
t he school yard
Postmaster A. O. Adam spent last
Sat unlay In Portland.
Professor I". A . My em of our school
recently spent a couple of days In
Portland.
An enjoyable dance wus given on
Saturday cveijli.g In the K. of 1'. hall
by a number of our young men.
Mm S A. Johnson of St. Charles,
Minn , Mid Mr and Mrs. Alfred John
son of Oarfield. Wash., were visitors
at the hoine of Mr. and Mrs. A.O
Adams the early part of the week.
A birthday party was given Mr,
Jennie Madden by a numls-r of the
ladles on last 1 rl lay.
MIshi-h Wrethit and Hazel Hewitt
spent Saturday and Sunday In Port
land.
Mrs H. C. ( lark Is sfnling the
week with friends at The I miles
Messrs. I-slle Jacobs and Cody
Harnett were visitors In Portland
for a couple of days the pat week.
II. t lay Iievy han been making
some extensive Improvements to the
Interior of his Inline.
Mrs. Jennie Madden Is enlarging
her poultry plant and Is planning to
w inter over Phhi chicks.
Mm. A lie Ilrumhnugh Is seriously
III at a hospital In Portland
Masters Frederick and F.lmer Meyer
entertained a number i f their little
friends at H blrt Inlay party on last
Thursday.
Local musical talent will offer a
tleat at t he muslcale to be given at
tlih Heights Haptlst ( hureh I hurs
day evening. April 'io.
A new line of Boys' Short Pants
Knickerbocker style
just in
Special
Ladies' Shirt Waists 50c
In this lot are some big values in White Lawn
Waists that are a little soiled from being on
display. Some of these lawn waists are $2
values. Then we have some in the darker
shades in striped and cheeked patterns. Fine
for every day house wear, plain but
very neatly made. Your choice...
50c
SpeCial
Ladies' Shirt Waists 97c
The most of this lot are in the w inter weights
not real heavy but made of worsteds, merce
rized waistings and sateens, neatly made and
trimmed with braids and buttons; have long
sleeves and high necks. Values up to
3. lour choice
97c
Ladies' Tailored WaistsSI.OO
We have a fine assortment of these tailored
waists with pleates fronts and trimmed with
lace and embroidery insertions. You can
be suited in this lot. Your choice
SI
Ladies' dark blue messaline waist, high lace
collar; has lapel effect of blue and white
striped silk trimmed with buttons. Net lace
yoke of same material. Has five rows(
of fine tucks on each side
32.25
Ladies' waist of black messaline
wide pleats on each side, self
covered buttons, long sleeves
with three
. S3.00
Buy your Trunks, Suit Cases and
Grips at this store--You will
make good money by
doing so
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LadieS' Silk Waists
S1.50
Ladies' Pongee Silk Waist, with low round
neck, round collar with inlaid dark green
messalin, yoke trimmed with cross checked
effect of dark green soutasche braid,
tucks on eash side, short sleeves.
Pongee Shirt Waist, made shirt style, with
detachable soft turn down collar, one Ol rn
pocket, self covered buttons OliOU
Special
Drummer's Sample Shoes
A new lot of spring samples just received.
These are new spring styles and include all
the newest lasts and leathers in men's dress
and work shoes. These sample shoes are all
made up by speciaj workmen and of selected
stock in both uppers and soles. You know
that if you were selecting samples to show
to the trade many that were about as good or
perhaps better judge than yourself of the article
offered that you would want the samples to
be about as nearly perfect as it was possible
for the price asked. This is only too true in
this case. And as we buy them at a less
price we give you the benefit of our good
buy and sell them to you at from 20 to 40 per
cent less than their actual worth.
. We want to call your particular attention
to the medium heavy work shoes that are in
this bunch and at the big saving that we are
offering them to you at.
The sizes in these samples run from C to 8.
Ask to see them.
Dress and Work
Shoes For Men--$l,98
We have put out another lot of odds and
ends in Men's Dress and Work Shoes, making
about all sizes in this assortment. There is
almost any kind of a shoe that you can wish
for in this lot, in heavy oil tanned, box calf,
gun metal, vici kid and patent leather. If
you can get the size in this lot you will sure
get a bargain as there is not a shoe in this
lot that is not worth $3, and
from that up to to $6 a pair.
Your choice of this lot
'IIVSV. lit WHO
$1.98
We wish to call your attention to our splendid
line of Slippers, Pumps and Oxfords. We
have all the newest lasts and leathers. White
NuBucks that are so popular, patents, tan
Russian calf and gun metals for women and
children.
GAe PARIS FAIR
HOOD RIVER'S LARGEST AND BEST STORE
Rugs and Art Squares--one of the
finest assortments in the city,
and at reasonable prices
Boys' Wash Soils
70c
We now have on display an excellent line of
Hoys' Wash Suits. It will soon be time for
these and we want you to know the best
place to buy them. We have them in all
prices and ages from 2; to 8 years.
Boys' Russian Blouse Suits of blue cambry
with white collar, edged with black rn.
and white braid. The suit OUC
Boys' Buster Brown Wash Suit of white
linene, trimmed with a narrow braid, with
a very neat embroidered design in
the front. The suit
We have Boys' Wash Suits made of percale,
Chambry, Madras, Galatea, Linene, etc. at
50c, 70c, 85c, $1, $1.25 and up to $2.50
Men's Khaki and Fustian Pants
Good weight dark tan khaki cloth, side buck
les and belt loops, two side, two back and
watch pocket good full cut deep 4 nn
ones, well made in every way, pr wliUU
Pustin cloth in light and dark colors, side
buckles and belt loops, patent buttons, cuff
bottoms, welt seams, two side, two hip and
watch pocket, flaps and buttons on QP
hip pockets. The pair w I iO
Better grade in the above $ 1 .40 1 .90
Men's Tan Corduroy Pants, sateen waist
band, patent buttons, two hip, two side and
watch pocket, taped seat, lhe
pair...
S1.50
Men's Corduroy Pants, dark color, cuff bot
tom, patent buttons, button down flap on
nack pockets, belt loops, the
S2.00
pair
Tan Corduroy, medium light color, welt
seams, extra wide hem ut lottom so you can
wear them cuffed if you wish; pockets are all
leather faced, latest style belt loops with
good leather belt, two side, two back and
two watch pockets. Watch jackets have
leather flap to button down over them. Re
inforced seams in seat, so as to prevent rip
ping. Suspender buttons on inside of wast
band. You will have to see these to appreci
ate the big values there is in them, pi fin
The pair OHiUU
We are showing one of the best
assortments in the city of new
Spring riillinery
2nd Floor
OAK GROVE
Mr. and Mrn. ;enr;;e Ilrow n of Vic
toria, 15. ('., Jiml Mr. ani Mrn. Krex
e of Hooil Klver, Mrn. Brown's par
ents, have bm-n visiting Mr. arnl Mrs.
W. L. Ml hols.
J. X. McKlnnell spt-nt the we'k eni
In f'ortlaud.
Mre. W. K. King entertained the
Auction I'.rldirt? Cluti at her home
lat Wednesday.
MIhs Irene frijiiliart lias gone to
Portland to spend several weeks.
William hyer of 1'ortland came up
Thursday to look after his ranch In
terests. Mr. I'owman's family expect to re
turn from Portland Saturday to
spend the summer here.
lames H. I'inmon has accepted a
position with the Pacific Mall Steara
Bhlp Line of Sao Francisco.
Hob Slilnn and Crawford Lemmon
spent Sunday with Claude Thomp
son. SI Perkins , who was very pain
fully hurt by being kicked by one of
his horses, Is now out of the hospital
and able to walk around In good
shape.
0DELL
A. J. Lacey, who Is working near
Mt. Hood, spent Sunday with friends
at Udell.
Purdy & Chapman are having their
store remodeled, building an Ice
cream parlor, etc. The work Is Ulng
done by O. T. Absher.
Bachelors' entertainment on Tues
day, April 23. Some of the main
Strawberry Growers
The Apple Growers Union
wishes to announce that it has made
extensive plans for handling this
season's crop. In order that we
may give our growers the best of
service, which will mean satisfactory
returns, we would like you to send
us an estimate of your crop at once.
Spraying Materials Paper
Hood River Apple Growers Union
features of the meeting are to be
"An Old Sweetheart of Mine," living
pictures, pictures of the past, bach
elor songs, etc. All the numbers on
the program are bachelors, and they
expect to portray everything In
bac-hlor fashion. Candy will be sold
and refreshments served.
The class meeting held at the home
of Mrs. Ferguson was largely at
tended. After the class business was
attended to, a reception took place
In honor of the L'l new members of
the class.
SPEAKS ON THE GREAT
RELIGIONS OF THE WORLD
Special Interest was shown In the
service at the Unitarian church last
Sunday. The sermon on "The (Jreat
Religions ami Their I'.lbles" was au
unusual presentation of the world's
greatest religions, and urjted fair
ness and large-mlndedness In our In
vestigation and comparison of Chris
tianity with the others. .Next Sun
day Mr. MacDouald will speek again
on this same general theme, and will
compare Christianity still more close
ly with Buddhism, Confucianism,
Mohamedan1in and others.
You can find all of the best street
trees for flood Ulver at the City Tree
Yard, one-half block west of the Mt
Hood hotel. K. T. Xewhall & Co.
50 Cheaper than Paint
looV bttttr and wu loaia. W want
William.' -jw ,r beyi,uj
f, ud durable made or
Creotot titt finel, g,OUIKl ott.
Shingle ptrfealjr mind and
f. . . ground in craotote and
Stains rwtd o.L
Wa maka ihoutanda
of gallon, of (hit
and aril 'dirrd to the
war at hall what jrou
pajr ft ihu quantity at
paiot floret.
Writ tadar ani ra will aaail T (raa,
12 ttainad cadar akiaelca allowing
colon of our craa.olo Main
la 6-Galloa
Cam (cr.Ud)
la t-Cal.Cana
70a Bar Calloa
SUFFRAGE MEETING
HEREJIEXT FRIDAY
Arrangements have been com
pleted for a Woman's Suffrage meet
ing Friday evening at the Commer
cial Club auditorium.
The speakers will be Sarah K. Com
merford and I. a Kalne Helen linker.
Mrs. I.aker has just returned from
abroad, where she has been study
ing conditions of women. sin Is a
writer ami speaker if note. Mrs.
('ominerford Is also well known as a
speaker.
WHITE SALMON
(From the Kntcrpriac)
C. NY. .1. Keekers exhibited his dogs
at the show In Portland last week
and won a second prize with one of
the young females.
Miss Laura Smith, formerly em
ployed at the Hunter store. Is now
In Hoot Klver, her parents having
located there.
Thousands of trees have been com
ing In lately for planting and In
spectors Olson anil Ingram have
been kept busy looking for affected
stock. The stock, grown here and
In other districts, lias been of a
healthy character.
At the annual meeting of the Apple
(irowers' f'nlon of the White Salmon
Valley held at I'nderwood the fol
lowing were elected: I'resldetit, Mr.
Slade; vice-president, I. I. Packard;
secretary, M. ('amine; directors, l
McCracken, W. I'. Cash, Slade, ( )lson,
('amine, Packard, Pox. Keeley and
Haines.
Representative Warbiirton offered
to obtain a carload of elk from the
Yellowstone .National Park for Klick
itat county. Mr. Warliurton sa.vs
that yearling mid two-year-old ani
mals can tie obtained from the lare
herds now grazing near (iarduer,
Mont.,nta cost of f It) n herd for
loading charges. The county com
missioners are considering the mut
ter, but It Is not probable that the
offer will be accepted at present.
F.A. COUNTRYMAN'S HOME
IS DESTROYED BY FIRE
Fire destroyed the home of F. A.
Countryman Just east of the Itarrett
srlic jollioiise yesterday afternoon
Some of the furniture clothing and
household effects wire saved, but
the structure could not be saved.
CENTRAL VALE
All were well pleased with the re
sults of the social given at the school
house Saturday nlnht. We wish to
thank all who donated and all who
were present.
Clifford Porter visited Walter Xle
hans last week.
Paul Humeri, Mr Jensen am Ar
thur and P.emlce Hansen took Sun
day dinner at the Sheppard home.
Pete l,entz and family have moved
In to t he M rs. Anna I,entz property.
John W. Allen visited In Parkdale
Sunday.
Copy for advertisements MUST be
in the office by Monday NOON.
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YIIS! It's time to go fishiny;, once a Rain, boys.
Mow's your tackle? Got enough bent pins?
That's a joke.
But our fishing tackle is no joke. We have
the finest selection in this county everything
you need together with expert advice about
the condition of the fishing. This is the an
gling headquarters of the town. Come in and
look us over.
Irk
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