THEJHOOD RIVER NEWS, WEDNESDAY, MAY 1, 1912
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CASCADE LOCKS
Mm. Will I,nhey i-pcnt Saturday
lit Kim 111 KIVtT.
Mrs. .lohu Catcw has returned from
a short 1rl to Portland.
!. I). Koley linn purchased the
liiMiM occupied ty John Hun nnd
will move Into It shortly.
Iliirulil llurter o( SaK-iii. Oregon,
spent 'ast Sunday here with his sls-ti-r,
Miss timet' llurter.
.loliu I'.iii-s ti ixl (aiuily will move In
the very near future to Oregon City,
w here they have purchased a ranch.
Mrs. John Ounlop, who has leeii
111 for mime time In Portland, has re
euvered sutlieieiitly to return to her
liuiiie.
Mr. ami Mrs. l'rnest Pennock and
(laughter, Porothy, sent several
days with friends In l'ortlainl the
past week.
Our principal, I'rof F. A. Myers,
spent Saturday nnd Sunday at Hood
llher. stopping at the Mt. Hood
hotel.
Cascade Links has a dandy ball
team this year and we predict that
they will carry off the laurels from
all opposing forces.
lavld Chninticrlaln of 1'ortland,
who has been doing considerable
painting for our townspeople, has
returned to his home.
Misses Wretha and Hazel Hewitt
entertained a nntnler of their young
friends at their home on last Satur
day evening.
A u ti in tier of the friends of Miss
Ksther Coke very pleasautly sur
prised heron the evening of April 20,
It lielng the occasion of her birthday.
The Ladies' Aid tendere 1 ft birth
day surprise to Mioses Hr.rter and
Itasniussen, the teachers In our
school, on Saturday afternoon, April
'-'7, 10 tielug present.
The monthly business meeting of
the Ladies' Aid Socety was held fit
the home of Mrs Wm. ltosley on last
Thursday afternoon. There w ere a
large numlier of ladles present and
the hostess served light refreshments.
Lawrence Peterson was surprised
by u number of the young people on
Thursday evening, April '2, on the
anniversary of his birth. The even
lug was spent In games and a de
lightful time enjoyed.
An Kplscopal service was held In
the Methodist church Sunday night
under the direction of IMshop Pad
dock. In connection with the serv
ice the rife of Baptism was adminis
tered. District Superintendent Hev. If. ().
Perry conducted services at the
Methodist church on Thursday ev
ening last, preaching ft strong ser
mon which was heard by a very
attentive audience.
Kev. H. ('. Clark and wife nnd
Charles L. Coke attended the quar
terly conference of the Methodist
church which was held at Carson,
Wash., on Friday evening.
Much Interest U being taken In the
first event In the campaign for the
new sidewalk fund, w hich w ill tie In
tlie nature of a dance to tie given In
the K. P. hall on May 11. A large
number of tickets have have already
lieen disposed of and Indications
point to the event twlDg a great suc
cess. Several changes will Is? made In
the rsouiiel of the teaching force of
our school the comtug year. Prof.
F, A. Myers, who has filled the posl
tlon of principal, and Miss Marie
Itasmusseu, who has taught the
lower grades, leaving us. Their
places will lie filled by Harold Harter
as principal and Miss Melissa Hill as
teacher of the primary grades. The
work done by our school during the
past year has lieen exceedingly sat
isfactory and It Is with regret that
the many friends of Prof. Meyer and
Miss Kasmusseu will learn of their
Intention to leave us.
WHITE SALMON
(Krom th Kntrpri
May 11 has lieen set for the straw
vote on the matter of saloons for
While Salmon. It Is within the right
of the Council to grant license to sell
liquor, but they prefer to ascertain
the wishes of the people on the mat
ter. A iietltlon signed by 72 iktso'is
has Is-en presented for a vote on the
proposition.
After prospecting three sites at a
cost of several thousand dollars, the
Northwestern Flectrlc Co. has finally
selected the site at the Cameron
bridge at the back of the Kuhneorch
anls. A road w ill Ih laid out anil
built through the latter properties
from the Trout Lake road and con-
miction will Is- Immediately Is'gun
on it high dam estimated to cost
about $li"i.(HH.
Tho Hurley of Osage, Iowa, and
I). A. Teeter of the same state arriv
al In White Salmon last week and
neiit Beteral Jay looking over prop
erty, finally concluding to purchase
trct of the Whit Salmon Orchards
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Visit our Corset Department when in need of
the right Corset at the right price, and style
to give you perfect comfort and correct figure.
Children's Dresses for either school or dress
wear, in white or colored, plain or fancy, and
in prices for 25c, 35c, 50c, 60c, 75c and up
Clothcraft Suits-guaranteed all wool and to
keep their shape- $10 up to SIS. See the
Siiecial Clothcraft Ulue Serge Suit at $15.00
Ladies Dresses and Suits
In our Ladies' Dress and Suit depart
ment we have one of the finest assort
ments ef ladies' One-piece Dresses and
tailor made Suits that you can find any
where. We do not do as some stores,
tell you that they are $23 and $oo values,
when in reality they are only $15 to $20
values. We mark our goods at what
they are actually worth even though
they do look to be worth twice the price
we have on them.
Ladies' Blue Silk Dress, Dutch collar,
with tie of same material with dark
creen embroidery dots on collar, cutf
and tie; plain skirt with high
waist line, the dress
$15.00
Ladies' One-piece Dress of dark blue
poplin, pointed sailor collar trimmed
with black and white mixed braid around
collar and cuffs, tie of black and white
mixed material to match trimming; high
waist line, over skirt effect, trimmed
with buttons to match material
nd tiimming, the dress
Ladies' White Serge Dress with round
low neck, light blue sailor collar and re
vere, short sleeves, French cuffs of blue
serge, trimmed with white soutasche
braid; skirt has high waist and (MO n(
coat effect, side fasten, each .OlZiUU
Ladies' White Serge Dress with net
yoke and collar, fancy silk braid trim
med, giving very pretty collar effect,
braid trim extending entire length of
skirt: short sleeves with turn back cuffs
trimmed with braid; plain
four gored skirt
You will probably want a new Hat for
the festival and we want you to visit our
Millinery Department and see the many
suitable Hats that we have for this oc
casion. We can save you some good
money on your millinery purchases,
whether it be for a shade hat for the
garden or field or for dress wear for
yourself or the children. We have just
received another large express shipment
and want you to call and see what a nice
stylish hat that a little money can buy
in this department.
Clothes For Men Who Care
You needn't be afraid to be seen any
where wearing a Hart Sctiaffner & Marx Suit
they'll be a credit to you where ever you
go. We're glad to have men whom we
clothe travel around a lot. It's good
advertising for our clothing department
and for the town. All clothes don't do
it but these do. We have never before
been able to offer you such splendid
values in the line of ready made clothes
as now. All the newest anil most de
sirable weaves and colors will be found
here and we can please you in price,
quality and workmanship. CM n flflan(l
II. S. & M. Suits for olOiUUup.
OthT makei in luff stvlea, rut rif lit. nmilt' rirht ami in tti
huht puiu-rna for 5. H. MO ami up to .... 17
Boys' Suits
It will surely be something very un
usual if we fail to please you in this line
for we certainly have one of the best as
sortments of up to the minute styles and
patterns in Hoys' Suits that any one
could wish for. Anything you wish from
a nice little wash suit for 50c up to the
finest of all wool suits for 1 O
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FAIR
4ry"Kht lt"t bvhatfnrr & Mttn
Pevelopmcnt Co. In the Snowdcn dis
trict. The gentlemen were accom
panied by Mr. Seeley, Minneapolis
secretary of the company. These
sales of 20 acres each will result In
several more purchasing, said Mr.
Seeley, for the buyers were delighted
with the country.
OAK GROVE
BARRETT
Mrs. I'.erry has been ijulte 111 with
la grippe.
Kealda Meyers Is unite III with
pneumonia.
O. H. Smith of Portland Is visiting
his couslu. I). I. Smith.
Mrs. Hildebrand. who has been
visiting her sons In Eastern Oregon,
has returned.
Mr. and Mrs. Obertauffer of Port
laud are spending the week end with
their daughter, Mrs. K. K. Moller.
The Woman's Christian Missionary
Society will be entertained by Mrs.
J.J. (ilbbons Wednesday evening,
May 1.
The Brotherhood class of the Sim
day School Intends to have a social
Wednesday evening. May s, to which
they cordially Invite their friends.
A. 1 4. Paddock was In Portland
Friday to meet his friend, Mr. Weav
er, who returned with him and will
spend a few days In the Valley.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Colmau, who have
been In Portland for some time, re
turned to their ranch last Thursday.
Mr. Coleman's health has been min-h
Improved.
A progressive orchardlst of East
I'.arrett was recently seen cultivating
his young orchard with his auto as
the motive power, l'or progressive
methods this Is la advance of any
thing yet seen In this part of the
valley.
Win. Dyer spent several days at
his ranch last week.
Henri De Uedlng was out visiting
l'hil Carroll several days l ist week.
Miss Juanlta Hart of Portland
was a Sunday visitor of Mrs J. II.
)sb rn.
Charlie Fisher has returned from
Ens Angeles and Is now working for
W. S. ('rapper.
Miss Anna I'regge, who has been
In Portland since last fall, has re
t urned.
Mr. and Mrs. Ora Patton of Port
land were Siiud.iy visitors of Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Patton.
W. E. King, accompanied by his
wife and her mother, Mrs. Johnson,
left Saturday for Victoria, 15. C.
Mrs .I.e. Spencer, mother of Mrs.
(. T. Weilemeyer, has gone to Port
land to attend the wedding of Mr.
Wedemeyer's brot her,
Mfss Hess Albright, who has been
spending the winter nnd spring In
Walla Walla and Portland, returned
home last Friday.
We understand on good authority
that every time Mr. Itahlls starts to
Irrigate his strawberries It begins to
rain. Keep up the good work, Mr.
Kahlis.
Word has been received from .1. H.
Could of liandon, Ore., that his wife
Is dead. Mr. Could used to live on
the proMTty now owned by C. C
I.emmon.
The West Side Tennis Club was or
ganized at John Weaver's last Thurs-
1 day night. C C. U'liiuioii was clcct
' ed .resident and Claude Thompson
secretary and treasurer.
The New s tells It all.
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 and Paper
Hood River Apple Growers Union
PINE GROVE
Miss Ccrtle Johnson, w ho has been
visiting at White .salmon, has re
turned home.
Mr. and Mrs. Hans I .age went to
Portland Sunday morning to spend
several days.
Miss Karola Kockenfeld of Port
land came to Pine Crove Friday and
returned to Portland w it h her grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ilaus Eage,
Sunday.
Arthur Hale of Johnson & Hale,
was called to Wlnlock. Wash., last
Wednesday on account of his father's
Illness.
The W. C. T. ('. will hold Its regu
lar business meeting at (lie home of
Mrs. Jeffries next Friday afternoon.
Mrs. J. II. Koberg, uccompanted by
her daughter Eena ami son Prince,
spent Saturday In Pine Crove.
A crowd of young people did their
share of welcoming the newly weds,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Forrest Kliigdon, Into
Pine Crove circles last Thursday
evening.
A number of Middle Valley people,
as well as town people, enjoyed the
dance at the Crange hall last Friday
evening.
A surprise inasijuerade party was
given for Mr. llowland ami his
mother last Monday evening. A de
cidedly merry time was had, no one
enjoying the evening more than Mrs.
llowland,
A surprise birthday party was
given for Maud Wlnchell last Wed ties,
day evening by her schoolmates
The young people nil enjoyed a mer
ry evening.
Mr. and Mrs. William Starrett are
visiting In Portland.
A local teachers' and patrons' In
stitute will be held at the Pine Crove
Crange hall next Saturday. The
teachers i f Pine Crove school, with
the help of the district, will serve
dinner. All lnterestel1n school mat
ters are cordially Invited to attend.
The patrons of the district will
greatly aid the teachers If t hey w ill
call up and see what they can do to
assist with the dinner.
The latest automobile purchase In
Pine Croe was made this week by
U. II. Eage, w ho secured for himself
and family the pleasures, to be
derived from a high-class Maxwell
car. "Cotton," Hen's driving horse,
changed hands, being bought by E.
E. Eage.
Miss Elsa Von Coerres entertained
n number of her little friends last
Saturday afternoon at a birthday
party.
The two AbT'iham sisters, who
have hern visiting their uncle, Aug
ust Paasch, for the past year, left
Sunday evening for their h line In
(iermany. While here they made
many friends who regret very much
to see them go. A farewell party
was given nt t he Paasch home Sun
day afternoon, and a number of their
friends went to see them off on the
night train at Hood lllver.
Hood lllver Valley may well la
termed the "Valley I'.eautiful" as It
Is In-coining a mass of bloom. Orch
ards are turning Into row lifter row
of Immense fragrant bompiets.
Fraternal Men, Attention!
Increased assessments have been
declared by many of the leading or
ders. If yours hasn't It will be next.
Will you stand for It? If Interested
in opposing higher rates with no bet
ter advantages, communicate, at
once with C. N. S.. care Hood River
News, Hood lllver, Oregon, l'ilc
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Congregational Church
The service at lUverside church
next Sunday morning w ill be In keep
ing w ith the I'.lossom Festival spirit.
The pastor announces a sermon on
" The Promise of the I'.lossoms." A
sp.H'lal musical program is being ar
ranged, to Include the anthem.-: "Ye
That Stand In the House," (Spinney) I
"Sing Alleluia Fort h," ( Shelley ) by j
the Kiverslile ipiartette, and a duet,
"Sweet Morn, How Eovel.v Is Thy
Face." (Hoot) by Mesdames liavid
son and llenney. All are cordially
Invited to worship with u..
Methodist Church
Sunday school at 10:U-l;i. in. Preach
ing services at 11:00 a. m. Themes:
morning. "Making A Venture;" even
Ing, "Knockers," or "The Cold
Water lirigade." llememtier .1 imb r
Eeague at :i p. in. Epw orth league
at tiMH) p. in. I'ru.er meeting on
Thursday evening at 7:.'!0 o'clock.
All are cordially Invited to attend
these services. St ra ligers made wel
come. W. 1!. Young, Pastor.
United Brethren Church
Crace F. I!. church. Oak and sixth.
Splendid revival meetings still In
progress. Sundae wast lie most en
coiiraging day of Kev. Parsons' pas-j
torate in Hood Kier. On Friday
night Itev. Mr. Kirk of the Mission
ary Alliance Church will lill the pul
pit. I'.rother Kirk is preaching to
crowded houses on the heights and
deserves a good hearing.
Liapti.st Church
Sunday, May ."i: 10 o'clock, Sun
day School; 11 o'clock, morning wor
ship conducted by lr. Kohlusoii; s
o'clock, regular evening service, Mr.
Hargreaves will preach the second
sermon in the series on "Simple Prin
ciples " Special music.
Christian Science Services
Christian Silence services will be
held In the Commercial Club rooms
Sunday at 11a. m., subject, "Ever
lasting Punishment." Sunday school
at 11 a. m.
Sunday school nt 10 a. in In room
!, Ilavldsoii building. Wednesday
evening testimonial meetings are
held In Davidson building All are!
cordially Invited to attend these I
services. Heading room open dally,
No. !, Davidson building.
WEST SIDE IMPROVEMENT
CLUB WILL MEET MAY 7
Tim May meeting of the West Side 1
Improvement Club will be held In thci
Oak Crove hall on Tuesday, May 7, 1
at p. m. The meeting w ill lie tie- j
voted to the subject of si raw berries .
and the principal speaker will be K.
N. Ilenson, w ho has had a long and !
practical experience with this Indus
try. Wormy children are iinha ppy, puny
and sickly. They can't be nt her wise
while wormseat away t heir st rengt h
and vitality. A few doses t.f White's
Cream Vermifuge performs a marvel
ous transformation. Cheerfulness.
strength and the rosy bloom ofi
health Hpeetllly return. Price L'V per
bottle. Mold by ( has. N. ( larke.
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YHS! It's time to go fishing, once again, boys.
How's your tackle? (jot enough bent pin$?--That's
a joke.
Rut 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.
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