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About The Hood River news. (Hood River, Or.) 1909-current | View Entire Issue (July 31, 1912)
8 THE HOOD RIVER NEWS, WEDNESDAY, JULY 31. 1912 Mow Ik Direct from the mills; a large s hi pment here ea rly to supply p roperly those starting to the jcqast resorts or the mountains. Just the garment for the chill, early mornings and late evenings. All the good colors and priced modestly; every garment strictly all-wool. We are always there with the New, Seasonable, Popular Goods . New Norfolks - $15.00 I C J- J? J V-l) WW I -1 11 MP i- (BRANDEGEE K ! ! C A I D c'. CLOTHES. LA VOGUE SUITS HALF PRICE LaVOGUE cloaks HALF PRICE $30.00 Garments 25.00 it 20.00 15.00 12.50 it tt tt $15.00 12.50 10.00 7.50 6.25 Men's New Suits $25.00, $30.00 and $35.00 Suits now $15.00 $24.00, $22.50 and $20.00 Suits now $12.00 $18.00, $16.50 and $15.00 Suits now $8.00 $3.75 Boys' Hardwear Suits, now $1.95 to llr life i - , v , , -'t us c . 1 V: r a LLOCALSdPERSONALS -7nr V-3T-7 (Jeo. I. Surgent left Wednesday fur 1'ortltiud on a business trip. ('. K. Marshall was a business full er In I 't r 1 1 ji ml Thursday. J. ). Mark returned from a busi ness trip to The I)allen Wednesday. P. II. Hugglns wax a business call er In I'ortlaud the latter part of the week. Attorney John (iavln. of The Halles, was a visitor In the city the latter part of the week. Tamp Osborne, well known hall player, came In from Hood Hlver lat evening. Kant Oregonlan. Itev. T. P. Pilot and wife, who have Ijfcu spending several days In Moot) Hlver, returned to Portland Wednes day. .Sheriff Johnson and family, who have leeli spending several days at the Heaitlde, returned home the last of the week. Harry Wood, pharmacist at the Clarke Pharmacy, left Friday for a tthort ramble through the western end of the state. Howard Hartley and wife, accom panied bj Mm. O. II. Hartley, who have leeu residents of Southern Ore gon, returned to Hood Hlver Wed nesday. Miss Pearl Isenberg left Friday for Foret (irove with her two little nieces, who have l-eu visitor at the Isenberg horiie In Helrnont for the pant few weeks. V. I). Evans, of the ICvanw Novelty company of thin city, left for Nlchol avllle, Ky., the latter part of the week, having received word that IiIh ho urn had burned down. Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Walther, ( ap tain and Mm. 11. H. rtotiert, Mlmt (ierlrude Walt her and Harry Walth er motored to Hood Hlver yewterday In Mr. Walther'n new Ktudebaker K. M. F. car. Halle Chronicle. J. K. Made, the llumnn apple klntf, aj-compauleil ty IiIh' father of ( hl rniio, wpant Friday In Hood Hlver. The visitor made a trip of the val ley and the OiIchko Kuest m. ti.nUhel at the manner In which Hmk1 Hlver apple Kriwem cared for tbelr on hards. Dr. H. J 4, House was a Hood Hlv er vlsl'.or the latter part of the week. Mrs. Parker anil won, Frank, left Saturday for a few weeks' stay at Seaside. ( has. (ill! left Saturday for the metropolis to attend to some busi ness matters. Hit n bull's eye at Jack Morrison's shooting gallery, just o-ned, and you get a chance on a fine piano. U"tf Jeff Minder wan down from Fast Hood Hlver the latter part of the week shaking hands with Hood Hlv er Ites. Manager Thompson, of the Hydrw Flectrlc company, transacted busi ness in Portland the latter part of the week. Two t.eatitlful building lots front ing on Park Avenue ami Tenth streets fur sale. Initilrc Heed & Hen derson, Inc. 27tt Mrs. J. I). McLucas of Hood Hlver was a guest at the Harris home In this city Thursday, having come over with her sister, Miss I'.ertha. Hlngeii Observer. Miss Jessie I'arncH of (iolileudale, whn Is In the employ of the Ward & Ward law firm, was a ll.-iod Hlver visitor last week and was the guest : of Mrs. II. (ilass. Chief of Police I-wls returned from a visit to Kentucky the latter part of the week and states that things are on the boom In his home state. The chief has added a few pounds to his anatomy since leaving Hood Hlver. j Mrs. II. F. Pelleu, of St. Johns, 1 whh ii ri'i'i'itl visitor In Hood Hlver and was a guest at the home of Mr. land Mrs John Wilson. Mr. and Mrs Chas. Hall was a business caller In Portland the latter end of the week. Mrs. A. ('. Fender visited friends In Portland the latter part of the week. Win. Khrck returned from Portland Friday where he has been visiting his daughters. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Lucas left Frl day for Pay Ocean, where they will spend several days outing. "Hilly" Nason, local brick con tractor, was a business caller In Portland the latter end of the week. Win a piano on five cents. Hit n bull's eye at Jack Morrison's shoot ing gallery on Second street and you get a chance. L'-'itf Alliert Sutton accompanied hip two daughters to The Halles Friday, where they will spend several weeks visiting at the Mayes ranch near Antelope. H. M. Wolf, superintendent of con struction for the Hood Hlver (ins and Klectrlc company and the Pa cific Power & Light company, was a business caller at The Lalles Friday. Hon. A. A. Jayne of Portland was a business caller In the city the latter part of the week. Attorney Jayne will have his law oflices In the new Journal building as soon as It Is com pleted. Mrs. Frank Spauldlng has recently purchased the Harries property Just west of the t'nltarlan church. Con trary to printed repoTts, this Is one 1 lielleu are old timers In Hood Hlver of the later residences built In the j valley and resided here w hen the city of Hood Hlver and Is not one of r present macadam roads were cow the old laud marks. I trails. SAVIJVOS AMI LOAN OXKOUN '0 iintn i Receive deposit on investment contracts, which it loans on improved real estate, returning such funds to investors at a guaranteed definite date, w4th definite guaranteed earnings thereon. An Oregon corporation. Ample Reserve Fund. Under State supervision. Backed by Oregon business men. Haaano q Pi.irr, of ftetl Pl.'t. Aturn.n R G. riivvntn, V. P. fnbrikD. "at. Immk 4. V. jMUittn, rrjtfir Rm... JawaIot IIiiiTI.Biuiit f ' M(T . Hlam.li Mfa tta. W i. M l'M axis. I'rn. W (1 Mrl-honna do. I aa K. Uumi. V t. Uilarm Navias H.nk H. O. Oolto. Mar. Mua. Mutual Lit. In. Oa, Ji. Oooa. Harratarr AN OREGON CORPORATION UNDER STATE SUPERVISION Mrs. W. (!. Snow left Monday for a trip to Portland to visit friends. Mr. Yasul, of Yasnl Pros., left Fri day for a busluess trip to Portland. Charles'!'. Karly transacted busi ness In Portland the forepart of the week. J. H. Nuuamaker and wife are vis itors In eastern Washington and Ore gon. Mrs. J. W. Wiseman of Portland visited friends In Hood Hlver several days last week. Hasket Meeting Sunday In Batclit lit er's (irove by the P.P. Church, Profil ing at 11 a.m. and 4 p.m. Howard Hartley, who was oper ated upon for appendicitis at the Cottage Hospital, Is recovering rap- Idly. Warren Miller has resigned as road supervisor of district No. It and Clif ford M. Kugg has been appointed In his stead. The Senior class of the Helrnont Sunday School will give an Ice cream social on the church lawn this even ing. K very body Invited The Senior class of the Helrnont Sunday Sell ool will give an Ice cream social on the church lawn this even ing. F. very body Invited. Harold Hershner, Hay Acheson, P. (i. Schnetider, Homer Wood arrd I lerlsTt Fields climbed to the sum mit of Mt. Hood the forepart of the week. )r. ('. W. Edmunds, eye, ear and nose specialist, of Kugene, Ore., ar rived In Hood Hlver Monday and will remain In the city several days. Ir. Kclmunds Is a brother of Major John Ifooth of this city. Miss Helen McCleary, of Mansfield, Ohio, who has Is-en visiting her cousin, W. H. McClaln, for several days, returned home Friday by way of the Canadian Pacific railroad. Miss McCleary was much delighted with Hood Hlver. Mrs. denies and daughter, Freda, who have been visiting at the home of John Oerdes for several dajs, re turned to their home in Stockton, Calif, the latter pnrt of the week. Mrs. denies and daughter were tie lighted with Hood Hlver. Miss A. M. Spring, who owns the Hooth orchard In the Willow Flat section, accompanied by the Misses K I). Spring, M. CMavaloul and Alice A Parrnle, are Hood Hlver vis Hors from New York. Miss Spring owns one of the most profitable or- ch'irdsln Hood Hlver Valley. This Is oiie of the orchards that bears ev ery year. Watson Irwin Is a guest fat the home of Helen Teal. Frank Cram left Monday to spend a few days at the sea coast. Mrs. It. H. Adams of Portland Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Arthur Clarke. The Swastika Club will meet with Mrs. Parle I'.artniess on Thursday afternoon. The Senior class of the Helrnont Sunday school will give an Ice cream social on the church la wn thin even ing. Everybody Invited. For Pent Furnished rooms for light housekeeping orsleeplrig rooms, modern conveniences, near high school. ."HI Prospect. Phone "US X. :tl 3Jp Mrs. S. F. M. Johnson and Mrs. (!. H. Johnson, w ho have been visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Johnson, have returned to their homes In Kansas City. It Is reported that Harry Hoot and Florence Howard were married Mon day evening. The ofliclat Ing clergy man has given us no notice of the event so details of the wedding are lacking. F. C. Sexton, who Is spending the summer on his Hood Hlver farm, spent the week end with his family in this city, returning to the Hood Hlver country Tuesday. Mr. Sexton still boosts for that part of the coun try and the tales he tells of the ap ples he expects and the hay lie has already harvested won't bear repe. tltlon, not that we doubt the verac ity but "seelu' Is Is'llevlnV' Dalles Optimist. As I have been forced to vacate my store building by August 1. wlikh will In- occupied by the Hood Hlver Public Library, I have decided to close out everything In stock regard less of price Seventy five to fliMI off from price of every piano 'during the next nine dais. $HH) to f I.V from'all Interior piano players. All small goods at half price. Sheet music every piece In the store 1(1 cents per copy, 1-' copies $1 no. Organs at from 10 tip. Terms on pianos. SI LAM 11. SOCLE An automobile party from Hood Hlver look supper at the Washington Monday evening on their way home from Camas Valley and Trout Lake. The register read as follows: C. N. Clarke ami wife, C. D. Thompson and wife, Miss Flora Furrow, Miss horn ing,.!. II. Anderson, and Alfred, Mas ter of Portland. White Salmon Enterprise. MANAGER SIEG REPORTS SUCCESS Wllmer Sleg, manager of the Apple (irowers' I'nlon, who recently went East on business connected w ith the I'nlon, reports a very iticiuraging outlook for the Hood Hlver apple, and states that the buyers are more Impressed than ever with the Hood Hlver fruit -ami that they are making early arrangements for this year's stock. Special efforts are lielng made to extend the foreign trade and already one car has been sold to a South American firm. Many orders are being received fur Arkansas; Blacks and growers are urged to rush their estimates to the I'nlon. Mr. Sleg will be on the program at the Chicago convention of the Inter-! national Apple Shippers' Association , that meets August? to'.). While Mr. ! Sleg Is boosting for the Hood Hlver j valley hi? Is being besieged by hun dreds of people who want luforrua Hon relative to the famous apple valley. DIED ' ! NANNIK MKKl Kl( CI.AKK j Nannie Mercer Clark was born In j California Nov. 4, ls;:i, nrul died In i Hood Hlver, Ore., July L'7. HtlJ. With her parents she went to Sherman j County w heti a child and moved tnj Hood Hlver about i!0 years ago! where she was united In marriage to j Frank Clark about I (years ago. The, deceased had been a member of the M. E. church forJseverTil years. She was united In marriage by Itev. Frank Spauldlng who also preached her funeral sermon on Monday, July Ltl She leaves several brothers anil sisters to mourn her loss. Interment was made In Idlewllde cemetery. ('. W. Edmunds, M. D, the well known rye and "ar specialist, of Eugene, (Ire., Is In Hood Hlver dur ing t Ills week and w ill see patients at Dr. Scubee's nflice from 10 to :l o'cliH-k dally. 'Ilasses scleiitllicallv fitted. Itlc" Social Dance A social dance w III be held Frlday evenlng, Aug. L'.at Pine (i roved range Hall. Music by Vogel's orchest ra. Men's Clothes Cleaned and Pressed The work we do upon Men's clothes is very much lietter than that you obtain at every average pressing shop. We really clean your clothes not merely sponge them ov er and remove, for a time, spots by local treatment. And we press your garments as would a tailor. Make them fit right, hang right and hold hold their shape. Our service may cost you a little more, but it's cheaper in the endj for its not required as often. ' Spaulding's Tailor Shop OUttt, Largeit, But. Phone 13-X tare w Ree( & Henderson, Inc. Hre, Accident, Life, Automobile, Plate Glass, Burglary, Employer's Liability, including FARMERS and ORCUARDISTS. Also Judicial, Official and Indemnity Bonds Resident Agent for: Travelers Insurance Co. Pacific Coast Casualty Co. Commercial Union Assurance Co., Ltd., of London Hanover Fire Insurance Co. of New York Pelican Assurance Co. of New York Heal Estate Loans Investments
