THEJHOOD RIVER NEWS, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24, 1912
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Baptist Church
i'omineiK'lnt; with next Sumliiy the
evening m-rvtce at the ltaptlxt church
(the Height) will im-ii at o'clock.
Mr. Hartfreiivcx, nertiimi Mitij'Vt dr
next Sumliiy evening will he the une
announced for hint Sumliiy ami cct
alle for the inetnortal Her vice "The
Heaven on Karth."
I'nitetl Brethren Church
irace V. li. church, Oak ami Sixth,
fuccefxful revival meetings now In
lrorrenn every nlht, conimenclii);
at 7:.t0. Or. 1. (. HourhraUe will
(nviicli Thiirnday nltflit and conduct
t he hint IJuarterly Conference of the
year. J. 15. Parnoim, Minister.
Methodist Church
Sunday school at 10:0(n. in. Preach
luif cervlcen nt 11 SM a. in. Theme
'l.lfe'n Itrokcn Shlpx." At V l. in
union memorial xervlces for the vic
ttnmofthe Titanic at the Chrlxtluu
church. Keniemter the Junior
league at 3 p. in. Kpworth Icnuuc
at :m p. in. Prayer meeting on
ThurMday evening at T::H o'clock.
All are cordially Invited to attend
thene cervlcen. Strani:eri madi- wel
come. W. 1!. Yotitm. Pastor.
Christian Science Services
ClirlHtlan Science nervlces will lie
held In the Commercial ( lull rooms
Sunday at 11 a. in., subject, "Pro
bation After leath." Sunday school
at 11 a. in.
Sunday school at 1(1 a. m. In room
(i, Davidson huildlng. Wednesday
evening testimonial ineetliikrs are
held In Iavldson building All are
cordially Invited to attend these
services. Heading room open dully,
No. fi, I'avldson building.
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Spring Suit for $15 -the g
S Clothcraft Blue Serge g
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Headquarters for John B. Stetson Hats
ALL THE NEWEST SPRING STYLES
Infants' Apparel
Infants' Dresses
Infants Short Dress of fine nainsook.
round yoke, with four rows fine
tuckinjr. ruffle on neck and sleeves..
Infants Short Dress of fine soft finished
nainsook, yoke of embroidery and fine tuek-
intr, ruffle on neck and sleeve with a
very fine lace edpe. Each..
25c
50c
Infants Ixmir Dress, pood quality nainsook,
yoke of embroidery, insertion tucked back,
neck and sleeves edjred with fine em- Q7n
broidery, five inch hem at bottom, each. J I 0
We have a splendid assortment of these
Dresses and slips for infants and children
for 25c, 35c, 50c, 75c and up
Infants Lonp and Short Sktrts made of fine
nainsook, trimmed with lace, embroidery and
tucking, for 2 5c, 35c, 40c and up
Infants' Bibs
Infants honey comb Bibs, plain 4c
Infants fancy quilted Bibs, edged
with torcheon lace, each 5c
Infants honey comb Bibs, with ring
and embroidery, pocket trimmed with
wide torcheon lace, each 10c
Infants oil cloth Bibs, with arm holes,
assorted colors, good large ones, made
of best grade oilcloth, each 10c
Infants, Rattles
Rattle with three, three-fourth inch
bells on heavy strap attached to handle,
each 5C
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S on the Clothcraft Blue
S Serge Special, No. 5130. 5
S at $15. 5
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Egg shaped Rattle, made over basket
frame, loop handle Qq
Pacifiers with bone or rubber teeth
ing rings, each 5 & 10c
Infants' Hoods
We have everything you can think of
in this line from a neat lawn Hood
trimmed with rushing with a neat pom
pon on top for IQc
Infants Hoods of fine lawn and silk,
allover lace and embroidery, trimmed
with rushing, lace, embroidery, inser
tions and headings with ribbon run
through, etc., for 15c, 25c, 35c, 40c and up
Ghe PARIS FAIR
HOOD RIVER'S LARGEST AND BEST STORE
Infants Ruben Vests of combed peer
less yarn, sizes 1 to 6, for 25 c, 35 c, 38 c, etc.
Infants cashmere Vests, sizes 1 to 6,
each 25c
Infants fine white rubber Pants, tape
bound, each 20c
Stork Pants for infants, made of good
grade white rubber, medium size, tape
bound and reinforced, each 25c
Stork Sheeting in light and heavy
weights, warranted acid proof, for the
yard... 45c, 50c, and $1.00
INFANTS' SHOES, SLIPPERS and MOCCASINS
In this line we have an assortment of
styles, colors and kinds that will please
you. Infants Kid Moccasins, colors
red, tan, black and white, sizes 1 to 4,
each 10c
Infants soft sole Shoes, assorted
colors, in lace and button, pr.25c
and
up
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PINE GROVE
Mr. and Mrn. tieorjje Yannler, who
have been visiting at the Herbert
Vannler home, returned to Portland
the firot of the week.
Minn (iertrude Jolmnon Is vlnltliitf
relatives at White Salmon.
MIhh Florence Avery, a Htudent at
the State University, who han been
spending the Eauter vacation at
home, nan returned to Ktigetie.
(Juarterly meeting will 1 held thin
afternoon ( Wednesday I at the church
at 2 o'clock.
A numlxT of young people of the
neighborhood helped to wcli-onie
Alphonse Mohr and lit bride Into
our mldwt by an old-time charivari
luct TueHilay night.
Minn Clara AIihIiith ipeiit the week
end with the home folkn at Fir.
Another new auto has la-en added
to the Pine (iri)ve lint, Kdward Mc
laln lelng the hint to make a pur
chase In that llii".
Mrs. Klngdon, mother of Forrest
Klngdon, Is a Pine (trove visitor.
having come West to attend her j
son's, wedding, which takes place
today.
There will Is- preaching services at '
the church both morning ami even- !
Ing next Sunday. Sunday school at
the usual tlni", to which everyone Is I
Invited. Our attendance Is Increas
ing Is-tter every Sunday.
The Sunflower class, Instead of
having Its regular business meeting
Tuesday evening, went In a body to
a social given by the young people's
class In Mdell at the Odd Fellows'
li'ill. A merry time was had by all.
On Saturday afternoon last Mrs.
Thompson opened her beautiful
home to the many friends i f Miss
Fllzals-tli Mohr, the married friends
with the purpose of making a rigid
examination to tiud If I-lz.le were
prepared to become one of them and
the girl friends to help her out. The
former gave her a practical kiti hen
shower, while the latter came r,
with their share of delicate china.
The bride-to-be was the recipient of
many useful and beautiful remem
brances. A delicious luncheon was
served by the hostess, which all
thoroughly enjoyed.
VALLEY" CREST
Mrs. Palph Pavles and somt are
Visiting relatives In Th Malles.
Mr. Shahaii of Portland Is building
the fireplace In Kuyene F.uwer'sncw
log bungalow.
Mrs. P.J.Stark and son tin met
went to Hood Itlver Monday to J
make Dual proof on her homestead. !
Miss Susie Mohr left for t lie lower j
Vitlley to Is-In attendance at her sis
ter' wedding, j
Mr. (ioilfrey of Seattle, who lias
Iswn visiting at the Walter Mason)
liome, returned to his home Sunday. 1
KcguUr Sunday excursion to Pirk
diile. l'leas.vit trip for yourself ar, 1
frtrnJ.
FRANKT0N
Mrs. U. V. I.aMar Is convalescing
fter her recent Illness.
S. IV. Garrlott of Salem was a
week end guest at the home of F. H.
Abiten.
A numtier of our neighbors went
to Wyeth Sunday on a fishing trip.
Mrs. K. S. Cohoon will entertain
the Four Leaf Clover Club at her
home Thursday afternoon at 2:.'W.
The services Sunday afternoon
were well attended. There will le
services next .Stimlaj at -i p. m. A
cordial Invitation Is extended to all.
A uchjue surprise party was sorting
on Mrs. W. ('. Trigg last Tuesday by
twelve of her friends, who took re
freshments and went In to spend the
day und assist her with her sewing.
Mrs. Trigg Is preparing to go to
Kentucky for a visit.
CENTRAL VALE
W. ). Allen made a trip to Hood
Itlver Saturday.
Miss Laura Turner was visiting
friends here last week.
Mr. Moss has been busy planting
trees In the Massey nursery.
George Durham and his cousin
have gone to (ireen Point where
they will work this summer.
The school board holds Its annual
meeting at the scboolhouse thlseven
Ing.
Those who bought articles at the
I MAKE and REPAIR
HARNESS
Don't neglect them until too late waiting until to
morrow may cause an accident today. When I Re-
pairJHarness you canfeel Safe with them in driving.
Harness Repairing does not mean simply patching
and stitching. It must be done right, and that means
Experience and Skill. I look after every job myself,
and when I am through you can feel safe with the
old Harness.
V. E. Fosberg & Co.
PHONE 21
HOOD RIVER, OREGON
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 j)f
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
supper last Saturday evening are re
quested to return the plates, pans,
etc. to the schoolbntise.
Miss Gertrude Hansen was brought
home last week from Salem where
she bus been suffering from uu
attack of dlptherla.
Miss Luclle McKlttrlck returned to
Portland Thursday after a short
visit with her brother, F. M. McK.lt
trick.
OAK GROVE
The quarterly meeting of the Oak
Grove Church was held Tuesday af
ternoon, and those present were for
tunate In hearing a talk by the dis
trict euperlnteu Jent.
The Ladles' Aid will meet this
week with Mrs. W. F. Andrews.
H. E. Judge of Portland came up
Sunday to look over his property.
He was accompanied by his wife.
Vera ami Neil Mirrett of Portland
were visiting John and Helen Sutt
lioff last week.
and wife of Seatte,
visitors of Mr. and
A. G. Bl.xby
were week end
Mrs. McLaren.
One of the little Cunning boys met
with a painful accident last week,
having his face badly burned while
lighting a tir with kerosene.
J. W. Church of Walla Walla
brought his family to visit Mr. and
Mrs. Albright last Saturday. Mr.
Church returned home Sundaj .
J. C. Spencer of San Francisco Is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. O. T.
Wedetiieyer.
G. A. McCurdy has moved his fam
ily out from town, and now the
girls are going to school from the
ranch.
Judge lironaugh anil wife of Port
land were week end visitors at Mt.
Pleasant Kanch.
W. E. King left last Week on a
business trip Into Itrltlsh Columbia.
We understand that while there he
expects to consult with a dentist
friend of his regarding the phenome
non of cutting a wisdom tooth so
late In life.
E. E. Stanton, who recently pur
chased the Copeland place, returned
from Chicago last week accompanied
by his wife. They will take up their
residence on their ranch.
W. E. King's new rustic bridge Is
now completed and Is well worth
seeing. It Is a work of art. How
ever, Mrs. King Is not satisfied and
Is looking for some one who will
contract to paint a bubbling brook
under it.
The dance at the Oak Grove Hall
Friday night was enjoyed by all
present.
Joe Hall Is having good success
with his ducks this year and expects
to raise quite a few. He and Squire
Iemmon are vlelng each other as to
who will raise the most chickens.
From the appearance of the trees
at the present writing. It looks as
though there will le a bumper crop
In tills section this year. It wott
be long before this part of the valley
Is one at the heaviest ylelders.
The May meeting of the West Side
Improvement Club will Imj held a
week from Tuesday, and the program
committee promises some more In
teresting ami Instructive addresses.
As to place and details, we next
week's paper.
Miss Ethel Albright, who has been
visiting friends In Portland and Ore
gon City, returned last. week.
It pays to advertise
BARRETT
L. II. Murphy, who spent the win
ter In Southern Oregon, has returned.
J A. Walters Is suffering from an
attack of La Grippe.
Mr and Mrs J. A. I'.enn-tt enter
tallied the Ladles' Bible Class and
the Protherhood Class last Frldav
evening. An enjoyable time was had
and delicious lefresliments were serv
ed. Miss M. Emmel of Milwaukee, Ore.,
spent the week end with her sister,
Mrs. W. E. Cauller.
Mrs. J. .1. Gibbous entertained the
West Side ISrldge Club on Saturday
with a dainty luncheon followed tiy an
afternoon of bridge. Her guests In
cluded her , Inter. Mrs. Greer of port
land. Mrs. Truman P.utlcr, Mrs. Noah
Bone. Mrs Murray Kay. Mrs. Carl
aughan. Mrs. W. E.King. Mrs. C.N.
Kavlln, Mrs. J. Adrian Epplng. Mrs.
G1ltert, Mrs. II. T. ivwitr. Mrs. W.J.
Baker, Miss Constance Henderson,
Mrs. C. H. lletiney, Mrs. L. F. Hen
derson. Mrs. Etta Bancroft. Mrs.
W. J. Knight. Mrs. E. W. lllrge,
Miss Mary Knight. Mrs. C.I). Thomp
Mlss Horning and Mrs. C. T. Early.
Wormy children are unhappy, puny
and sickly. They can't be otherwise
while wormseat away t heir st rengt h
and vitality. A few doses of White's
Cream Vermifuge performs a marvel
ous transformation. Cheerfulness,
strength anl the rosy bloom of
health speedily return. Price L'.')c per
bottle. Sold by ( has. N. Clarke.
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Mutual Insurance at ) I'er Ont nf Olil l.in
Hatfl. Kirti Insurance on HuiHuiKti in
Courne of Construction. Free.
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YES! It's time to o fishing, once again, boys.
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But our fishing tackle is no joke. We have
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you need -together with expert advice about
the condition of the fishing. This is the an
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look us over.
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Sunday, Hpril 28th,
Confirmation Service
IThe Rt. Rev. Hobart L. Paddock,
D. D., Bishop of Eastern Oregon, will
administer the sacred rite of Confirma
tion at I 1 a. m., and preach. Cordial
invitation extended to all.
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