W HY
To satisfy the human race;
They will give style, they will give grace.
And make you fit for any place.
New Spring Suits and
Coats for Ladies
P
M l 7 LM..«' WitH
l l u > 34. .16. M . 6
4J. 44 ioi-hai bu»t
miMuri
We w eie never better supplied with New Spring
Suits for the bovs than we art* now. Why not bring the
boys in and make your selections now while the stock is
new atid complete. We are offering some extra big values
in the smaller sizes. Come in and see them.
Specials
Richardson’s Stamped Pieces, consisting o f Ladies'
Gowns, Corset Covers. Hand Rags, Children’s Dresses
and numerous other articles ranging in value from 25c up
to $1.50. Your choice
O n e -H a lf Price
Richardson’s Stamped Pillow Tops, a good assort
ment o f desirable patterns. V alu esu p to 50c.
Your
choice
’
T e n Cents
Genuine D. M. C. in No. 5 and No. 10, whith, the
New Shirt Waists, New Skirts,
New Millinery and Trimmings
■pod
T e n Cents
Peri Lusta, color ecru, No. 50, the ball F i v e Cts.
Ladies’ Shirt Waists, white and colored, values up to
$1.00.
Your choice
..
Fifty C e n t s
The largest assortment in the city
o f Shapes, Foilage, Fancy Ornaments,
Sis«« 24. lift 28, 30 32
Ribbons and Hats ready trimmed,
In« he*. «»L «t metcur*
suitable for any occasion
We have a becoming shape fo r every face
M I S - I «d .M I W .
Pi«c# G slK trtd
• ■
N o s to p p in g !
“ W l f » I v«x • fn w h ii lad. ¿nd came
up»a H O T «urdo in my rendir* that
I did nut mi »a. u la n i, m r m oilue. In
stead of ri>in« nor thr d fliiition »hen
I appi: -d to her, «f*.:Wn>ly tent ne Ut
the di«'.•unary to learn it, and in ihi*
«a y I (r » d Mail y I . tmd many Ihiaga
he» idra the intanili? uf the individual
word in que»lion amona other thiopi,
how lo a « » dirt, »nary, and the t r ia l
plea-ur« and ndtunl*«« th re might
l»e in th« u«o o f the dictionary.
Afterwards, when I w*.nt to the «illaje«
school, my chief diversion, after les
sons were Warned and before they
were reriled, «ran in turning over the
pages of the *1 a- bridged* of those
day«. Now the >••«( modera Laa-
bridged the.NKW IN T E R N A T IO N A L -
g it «« me a pleat «are of the same sort.
So far mm my knowledge extends, it la
at prese at the best of the one-vulunta
dictionaries, and qaite sufficient for
all ordinary uses.
Lvca thoae who
posaevs the splendid dictionaries in
several volumes » i ll yet find if a great
convenience to have this, which is so
compact, so full, mud so trustworthy
as to leave, in most cases, little to be
desired.” Albert S.Cook.Ph U..LL.D..
professor of tiie Lnglish latguage and
Literature. YsW I’niv. April 2S, lt ll.
New Spring Suits for Boys
W e are now showing our first ship
ment o f New Spring Coats and Suits.
We are sure vou will be pleased with
the up-to the-minuteness o f the styles,
materials and colorings. Do not fail
to see them. The prices you will find
most reasonable, and from $5 to $10
lower than Portland prices.
We want you to come in and see
them. You do not have to buy; per
haps you are not intending getting a
suit at all this spring, but that is all
right, we'd like to have you see what
we have.
not give y o r r la d
the same training?
Bean Threadless Ball Valves can be opened up
and every part removed in less than 2 minutes— and
any valve can tie flushed in a Tew seconds—
All without stopping the engine, without lower
ing the pressure, without drawing the liquid from
the pump!
All valves are large metal balls—no threads what
ever in valve seat—a patented feature found only in
the Bean. Seats are reversible—a new valve in a jiffy,
without expense.
No regrinding o f valves or chopping out the
threads in the valve case as in other machines.
WIITE tor apsclovrn «*(•■ Illustratlcns, Etc
of WMdTE* » HEW IfiTISPATIOMAI DICTI0XA1T
Uhe P A R I S F A I R
Saves time.
Por Over «8 Y eon Publisher, of
SPRINGFIELD. MASS., U .S. A.
O. F;. Wilson was in The Dalles |
Wednesday to receive medical treatment j
WANT TRAIN NO. 17
BIRTHDAY PARTY
FOR J. M. ELLIOTT TO STOP REGULARLY
Noti» of Special Election
I Notice I* hereby given pursuant to order of
j trie t'otnioofi rotinoti of the City of Monter.
Oregon tb*t m «perlai election will twbeldtn
«aid Citi in Librai f Hall tbarelli oa Saturday
Mrs. Geo. It. Itagley returned to her
, the 3rd «lay or March, 1917, lor the puijKi»«» of
I voting upon » proponed ainendinenttoHec-
home in Hillsboro Saturday after a visit -
When J. M. Carroll was in The ttoo ‘i of the Charter of the city of Monter. Or-
•it the home of Mr and Mrs. C. L. J o y .1 in honor o f his 76th birthday, Mr.
I egon, the «amt- being entitled: “ An Ordluance
and Mrs. F: A. Race entertained Tues Dalles Wednesday attending the I. O. :.i provide a Charter t«*r the City of Moelrr,
VIrs. Joy is a ueice of Mrs. Itagley.
and «tenne ita powers , adopte«! by the people
t*. It. Hellinger returned to The Dalles day night for J. M. FRIiott who makes O. F. lodge, he talked with .1. W. of
the » it v of Mooter at a «prêtai elect ion on
Saturday after a visit of several days his home with them. Many residenta Brewer, secretary o f the Chamber o f the -*t'«th day of Heptemtier, Oil. That the
here with his brothers, Ben and /»-no of early days in Moiser were present | Commerce relative to taking some con- ( olia will Le <.|.en troni the hour of ft o clock
and the evening was spent in playing certed action to include Mosier on the a in. until 7 oVI«H*k j» in of *alfl day, except
Sellinger.
cards and various games and in relat-J schedule o f the O.-W. R. & N. Co., as that the »utnoe will be cioaeit from the nonr«»f
IV o clock m to I o'clock p m of anld day
Mrs. M. Latimeyer, u trained nurse ing many anecdotes and stories which
regular stop.
Mr. Brewer stated
further, that Mr«. K i. Arthur, Mia.
of Portland, is at the Strauss home. occurred in Mosier pioneer times. that the Chamber o f Commerce had W And
A HuabuHd* and Mra. C\ O. Nichol h a \ e
Mrs.JStrauss is reported to la- doing Many jokes were told about the vari- been working on the issue and hail se be«» a appointed Judg«*» of -¡aid election, the
first named of whom «li t:! b» Chairman «»f
nicely.
memners and all enjoyed many cured signers on petitions among the the It«»«ri1, and Mr. John Hu von port and Mrs.
Services will be held at the Imman hearty laughs in calling to mind remin citizens o f The Dalles. In order to I». W Hudson have been Bp|>oini«*d clerks of
uel church both morning and evening. Iscences o f by-gone days.
| show the necessity and importance o f said election.
L L. AltTHt’H,
In addition there w ill be two reels of
F'rank Hunter favored with a song granting this service to Mosier, a peti- flAmii
Ctty Kei*order.
scenic educational films shown in the i aFie/ut T h e Battle o f Shiloh,” and re- tion was drawn up to lie presented to
evening.
ceiveil loud applause. Mr. Hunter and local citizens to make known their
D. McDonald was up Iron, llood River Mr. Elliott are the only two citizens in desires and needs in co-operating with ;
Summons
Friday to repair a Itean power sprayer this vicinity who were soldiers in the ' the Chamber o f Commerce in the
i la the Circuit Court o f the state o f Oregon,
1 appeal to the railroad company.
in the Flsat Hood River F'ruit company Confederate army.
| for flic County ol Wasco
A big birthday fruit cake surrounded | The custom o f the O.-W. R. & N.
ranch, Mr. McDonald has the agency
n
.
n
«
*
. .
1 Paul Frederick, lualutltt.
by carwlles was placed in the center of Co. has been to stop train No. 17 on
Vs
for these »pray machines.
Sundays
only
on
flag.
However
in
' Hood Hlver orchard l.aml Compan;, ac.»r
the
table
and
on
it
in
red
was
written
Deau Van Zandt arrived iron Portland
the petition it is stated
that often pond ion, It
W Schineer,
Trustee, S.. W.
•Mituritiy for a week's visit with his sister the name and age o f Mr. Elliott. R e
Wiirborn. .\!au«l I**HriM>m Arthur N.-wtoo
sandwiches, deviled local people must go to the county-
r«i«-i<er, t'yrtu K uk ** u » j laylor, K h I»* Taylor,
Miss Ruth Van Zanilt. The latter is the freshments o f
WilUutit
I’
H
»N
M
»t*r.
C
K.
llaltlMrln.
Kniinfl
seat at The Dalles to transact business
teacher at the school in the Greenwood eggs cake and cotfee were served.
Law Min. W.
ltonlt-ii IV A Holland and
W hile many old timers were unable and that the time given them between
I istriet.
II. K. Not»le, l>f!en«lMiitM.
trains is only 2J hours.
Since this
deteiidantM. K. W. I>«*sir-
A. A. Haackis, form erly a resident the guests present wished for Mr. includes the noon hour there is really To the abtivi*
born. Maud
Arthur Newion
>f Mosier hut now o f Fortland, is in Elliott many more such birthdays and j little tim e in which to attend to busi-
Tin kt-r, Cyrua Fuaene Ta.vlor, Kat** Taylor,
the
city
on
business.
Mr.
Haackie
W
illiam
r
.
Hooper,
c
K.
Baldwin, W ii
.
. .,
. . .
i congratulated the host and hostess in ness matters. I t would be possible to
Borden and I’ A. Holland.
formerly owned the mill run last year thejr RecotHi birthday party for him. | remain in The Dalles for 4J hours pm-
In
the
name
ut
the
state
of
Oregon,
are
by FJmet-Root and also owned g her
\jr
Elliott is enjoying excellent i vided train No. 17 made regular stops bank) requested t*» appeal pad you
enawn
plaintirTa i«»mpiHint liistiiya nM y«»u in the
property here.
health, and
is always in buoyant j at Mosier.
e 111111 «-U Court and oau^e t*n or before
.1 \\ McDonald, ol Hood River, « . i» «pints. His birthday on March 5, is
Mr. Carroll circulated the petition in atMixe
the ttth day «)f Mar«*»», 1917, Meld date fH lotf
in the city Tuesday on business. 'Ir. j |,K>ked forwartl to each year by him-j town yestenlay
and everyone vvFio had more than ki« week« fror^nd after the 3*ith
McDonald na« boon in various part« ol «c |f an(| many
friends who enjoy get- been approached signed. The petition lay oi January, 1917, the date of the A m pub
llcation ot thiflt »iimmoiiH. and if you fail *o to
the state tor the past year end say« that 1 getting together for a rehearsal of was left
Valley Bank aiipear
ft at the Mosier
Me
hii «I HOnwer for want tliere4»f plaiutif!
he will probably remain on his ranch in , ..pjsodes ami events which happened in and everyone is urge«! to co-operate by will apj ly to the court for the relief demand.
the Odell distri -t the lease on which et- • form er years.
adding their name to the rapidly in *«d in the complaint herein, to-wlt: L«*r the
rwnn ry ftotp defendant, Hood RI vm Oreh • i •:
pires in April. Mr. McDonald has hem | Those present were I. M. Elliott, creasing list.
i.Du.i < offlinii) upon a proanfeaor) note oi
In Mosier on numerous occasions buying [ Mr. and Mrs. S. F.. Evans, Mr. and
the sure of ff», tiSf, wilt» ioterent thereon ut t b«
I k i«'i market.
rate of ft |>er cent per annum from tin* 1st day
Mrs. Amos Root, Mr. and Mrs. C. J.
of Novenitier. T-* im , an«l the further anm or
At tht* dinner ¿tven Saturday ni^ht E. Carlson, Mr. anti Mrs. I. F^. Cole,
attorney fee« and the coat* and diebur-e-
by ft»«» lndi**4 of the t hurrh of Chriki, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Husband«, .Mr.
rneiita lierein. I'haf ftie mort?»?!* «*t H« sh I
Klver Orchard Lund Company in favor of
the attendance wan Unr»*r than at any and Mrs. <\ <J. Nichol and daughter,
plaint Iff given to wnire said note eoveriua
previous dinner >;iven by the church Mildred, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hunter,
!ol.fl HI. H-, Hf. •»;. W, 94,
I.m, 101. 102, IftL »•>!
me in tier*. The r»*r»*i|*ta wt*r«
H 41 of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Stewart, Mrs. W.
lor». iqi ;. pit . lot*, nu, in, "MtjHiKK vii;v\
\itl»H, Wasco County. OreKon. la*
ntticti Amount the Ladiea Aid Soci« tv of I>. Holly, Mrs. A. SeDinger, Mrs. Win.
Simultaneous with his removal from foreelonetl, hd «I H im ! hhu I premWN r>e «old for
the Church of ('hrint will turn in the Johnson, Mrs. ( ’. Rtischer, L. Lamb,
the Smith building to the west portion the payment of said sums »«ml that ait of Mild
renter |v»rtion to the church treasury J. N. Mosier, <» R. Wood, R. W. o f the <’ram block, W\ F. Laraway, defendant* and isthoii - claiming muter them
hiirred ol all right*, title or lntere«t iu or
f.” general expein*efc The next dinner Simpson. Is. J. Merrill and Mr. and who has been in the jew elry business < fo >e *a*d
[ireml*e*.
will he held on March 17 and it is M r s E . A . R a c e .
This summon* i**erv«'d upon you by publi
in Hood R iver since May, 1905, will
planned to hold thote alTairt* once a
tor u |»en«Hl of *ix week* in pursuance
materially increase his stock« and his cation
of an order dulv umile an t entered In fh*
month, the datea of which m each easel
business in g«*neral. The west portion alMtve entitled t\*urt aud oui'-e the 24th day
will he announced at lca*t a week in j
of January. 1917, by Hie Honorable W. 1.
o
f
the
Cram
block
is
now
undergoing
a<lvan«*e anjM«aring in tw«i i«tnu>H of the
remodeling and w ill be handsomely Bradshaw. J ndge oi the ntx»ve entitled Court
Ihillctin priN eding ca« h dinner.
It K VOl’ MANS,
equip|»ed to meet the needs o f a mod- f
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Mra. S. E. K vhuh entertainiNl Sunday
ern jew elry store. Showcases on l»t h ! Date *>l first puhli«* » '•.» . j iinuary
191’;
with a birthday dinner in honor o f her
sides o f the store room w ill display the ; Pate of last publu’atiou, March 9, 1917.
hnabnnd who, on the day following,
Hoot) River county w ill have a road- handsome silverware, cut glass articles |
March 5, reached the age o f r>7 yearn. master next year, according to an and precious stones carried by Mr.
\Y. A. H U SItAND S
This is the fourth consecutive year nouncement made Monday by (ou nty Lara way.
that Mra. Evana haa given her hus Judge Blowers, who says that between
Mr. Laraway will also provide an
Klacksmith
band a birthday party and on each now and January 1, 191H, th** county optical parlor at his new place of busi
Horse Shoeing anil General
occasion the following gucsta have will engage in a work o f preparing a ness. Every provision w ill Iw made
been j
I. M. Elliott., 1*. Lamb, com|iehen8iv»‘ system for highway con- for tilling optical presermtions. I,cnHes
He j tair Work.
l*ee Evana, Mr. and Mrs. 1. R. Wilcox | strnction.
will be ground here, ‘ ‘(»et vour pre M o s i e r .
-
-
O regon
an»i Mr. and Mrs. Krneat Evans. This
*1 hus,” says Judge Blowers, “ when scription where you desire,” says Mr.
vear, however. Mr. ami Mrs. Frank we appoint a com|*etent roadmaster, he I*araway, “ and let us till them here at
)lun ter anti Miss Lillian Marvel were w ill is* able to begin at once on road home."
also invited. The birthdays o f S. E. construct ion.”
The new Laraway jew elry store w ill I
1’Anr.h ami J. M Elliott both fall on
Numerous citizens have petitioned la* made one o f the most complete
the game daj.
[daces
o f business o f its kind in the
the county court to appoint a road mas
A. I*. Batehatn was in the city yes ter immediately, but following Judge state o f Oregon.
tonlay on tmainess and visiting with Blowers’ announcements, citizens ex
Mr. Utraway, who is known for his
with the glasses your are wear
friends.
Mr. Kateham has the agency press the sentiment that his course is work from the Mississippi to the Pa
ing? I f not come to my office
for Niagara Ousting machines and the pro|>er on«*. I ounty marl sti|K'rvi«- eitic coast, was form erly located at
materials. Instead o f putting on lime ors have already U*en apfiointed for Glenwood, Iu. SofiM o f hfal old patrons
with your eye troubles and
aul|>hor in tin* form o f a Itttttiil, by the | this season, hih ! roatl improvement on i " f that state still sentl their work here
headaches.
uao o f the spray machines one is able it comprehensive scale has b«»*»n st«rtc«l to him. He takes a pride in work well
to use the lime sulphur spmy in the in u numlier t*f districts.
| done ami in offering for salt? only the
1 fit glasses, that one thing
form of powder or dust, anti *,xi*«‘ri-
i b«*st goods obtainable.
I
do,
and fit them right. Over
ments have shown, stated Mr. Rute-
“ My friends do not want to fo rg e t,”
K omh UI c St hiKil Notes
hum. tlmt it has t>een ii *» ih 1 l u r c w
says Mr. Laraway, “ that our repair
IW years’ practice has placed
fully. Mr. Batehnm contend* that th«
The pupils neither absent or tardy j department is going to be mad«* l>etter
me where it is no experiment.
Mtnount «ff materiAl used is th«* same during the sixth month o f school were than ever when we get in our new
but that the m >ney saved in labor ami Borrite arsi Robert Isom, R oschh * Dav- j quarters. '*
Many of the leading physicians
f 1.« fre«*dom «d fh« Hp|>lt fr«»it idhizar, Shannon ami France* W eller
“ BEAN” POWER SPRAYERS
I B R IE F L O C A L M E N T IO N 1 for tiis tonsils which have been causing J
l-F-l-l-H -H -h-H-H I I H I M l-H -t him considerable pain.
J. P. Trjion «a # a businc»* visitor in
The Dalle« VVednraday.
Y «u men buy huts, shirt» and under*
wear ut the big sale. Strauss
W. E. Huskey »pent Wednesday
The Dalles on titislness.
in
Saves profanity.
Sprays when you want it to spray.
The Genuine Webater'a Dietionarie«,
rH -H 'T'M -: I1 I I 111 l"l l-l I I I I l"h
Saves money.
G. & C . M ERRI AM COMPANY,
Fiank Ginger was in The Dalle* on
bnsinea« Wednesday.
Security Stock Tonic arid Antineptic
D ealer at ( hown’ s.
Boh ( ‘lark whh n visitor last week in
Hi>o<l River.
Plain white outing at the aale. 10c.
Strauss.
W. W Winegar was a visitor in The
I talles the first of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. ('. ('. brooks were in
The Dalles yesterday on business.
Get your sole leather anil shoe re
pairs from Chown.
Mr. and Mrs. T. ii. Gordon were
visitors yesterday in The Dalles.
Ed. F Reeves was in Hood R iver
and The DalleM on business Thursday.
Get your oils uud auto accessories at
the I, & N Garage.
Torn Henninitsen went to The Italics
on business Thursday.
Miss Alice I.. Bennett was a week end
in The Dalles.
Miss Dorothy t.odherson went to The
Dalles Saturday for a visit.
Milk Pans, Strainers and Pails will
he needed now. Chown has them.
Mr. and Mrs. >. K. Evans were visitors
Friday in The Dalle«.
li. C. Evans was in The Dalles Mon
day on business.
All gas engines overhauled at lowest
prices at 1, & N Garage
law Nichol and Donald l.ittlepsge ware
¡u The Dalles Saturday on business
(>. E. Wilson was a Saturday visitor in
The Dallas.
New bargains taring added every dav
in my side. Strauss.
<1. A.tiodbsrson was a visitor Monday
in Ho"d River.
.1. V Musier went to Tbs Dalles Tues
day on business.
Fancy linens, center pieces, scarfs,
etc., now at hh I c prices. Strauss
l.esliv Root and Lloyd Fisher were
week end visitors in Hood River
Friday night will tie devoted to cards
by the member» oi the .M. K. K. club
Mr. and Mrs. P. I. Arthur were v isi
tors Sunday afternoon iu Hood River.
Mr. On-hnrdist,
l have Pruning
Compound and Tree Twine and would
like your ordeis. Chown.
Mrs I '. •>. spdlr. i nine lip from Hood
Ui>cr Saturday morning to ulteud 'he
meet ingot tlie grange, relum ing Sunday
Now is the time to gel your autos
overhauled. Corns and g et our prices
L A N Garage.
Born To
Mr. and
Mrs. Fi. M
Strauss on Monday, March .r>, an eight
pound hoy.
At the tug sale for this Saturday
another big lot o f fancy dishes at ic,
limit £ to a family. Strauss
Mr. auii Mrs. \\ . A. Marsh aim two
children were visitors Saturday in Hood
River.
I have s Spray Hose o f high quality
for Power Sprayer use. Price i- right,
too. Chown.
G. I Kirkpatrick sml his daughter.
and surgeons not only send
Mrs. II F'ruge.of Hood River, were visi •Dray burn are th«- important factor». 1 Cliffon) Strahm, Ora, Flora and I.» arti
Slocnm & ( animili Get kntirt* Stare
tors Sunday in Masiei.
Demonstrations will be hekl in Hood Evans.
their patients with eye trouble
Slocom & Canfield who in the ftaaf
Win. V \kers went to Portland on the River Saturria\ and in The Halles on . The children who didn’ t miss a word
and
headache to me. but come
in s[w»!ling during the month were have heen occupying only a istrtion of
sti sin'«,at Dslie« City Monday lor S visit M«»ndav.
N«*dra Evans, Roscoe David hi zar, Fran the store room or the Smith block, w ill
themselves, which means I
with relatives.
ces and Shannon Weller. Rurritte ami secure the entire store as soon as W. F'
Seed time is here
The big stock of
Km'ptmn (or Ugislstors
have gained their confidence.
Rh«*ua Isom, an«l Florence fivana.
Faraway removes his jew elry store to I
hulk and package, and seed tape i* at
I oral organizations joined in plan
Those earning th*» highest averaj
the ('ram block. The stocks o f the I Personal attention in all cases.
Strauss.
rung a reception for th«* joint legislat in the respective crade> during
store will Fa- m aterially increased and
FRE E C O N S U LTA TIO N
Mrs M t
Ye isel *t i*nt >ur..ta\ in or* who repr«»sentetl Wasco «ml Ilootl f month were
a (treater attention w ill be (fiven to the j
H -od River with Mrs. II. II. Mo**re who River counties at Salem.
Senator'
First grad« Nedra Flvang, !*9 1-7.
display o f photographic supplies an d ;
is confined in the Cottage Hospital.
Dr. G e o . A . C u ttin g
(i«*orgc R. W,lbur, who mad«1 a splen
instruments. The stocks o f hooks, sta-1
Second Kratle- l ’ ness Marsh. *.*k 6-7.
Kodak htushing e\|a-rt work-tweni% • did record during the session o f the
Thirtl irratle Robert Isom ami l.en- tionery and office supplies w ill tie ex
Off»« «-« with l> I imIquMt. th«
tom lmur service.
Sine, *tn A l-a n fie id legislature,came her«* from Hood River Srd Evans, <18 4-7
tended.
All leading periodicals will
I r.tiling J r * e le r
Co.
in lU l for the reeention. which was held In
F’ourth (trade
Roseoc Davitlhizsr, be carried, or orderet! for customers,
just at the present time.
Mis. .1 .1 stnitli, who « • -i« b * at B ig the parlor* t*f Hotel Halles last Friday W :«-7.
.107 E. 2nd St.. The Dalles, Ore.
night. He gave an interesting talk
Sixth (trade Frances W eller anti
The finishing room o f the photo
>.»l«ly, cams the firat ol »lie w«s*k
Rev. Frank Maple* presided as «-hair- Burritte Isom, W S-!t.
visit with Miss Ignora Hunter.
graphic department o f the store will
S»-venth (trade
F'lorenee Evana. he moved from the second story o f the
A big l«*t o f the liner wash dr os. man. C. J. Bright delivered the ad-
Smith builidnK to the rear o f the store- ;
giMsla worth up to fsk- st 17c at the big j * ire*» o f welcome. l>r. J. EL Antler son Ski 2-3.
mi
Mr*.
Alexander
Thompson,
repre
F:i(thth
(traile
Ora
Evans. »9 2-7.
: room, at d new tanks and itriers w ill be J • «
•Mile Strali«*.
sentatives, ma«ie *l*»rt addresses. Mu
During the sixth month o f school I installed. Thus the company will
F tank Miudleawart w a # in flood River si«* was fumislied by Mrs. Carlton I*.
Mrs. (\ C. Isom. Mark A. Mayer. Mrs. 1 enabled to (five a quicker and b elt
T u «* s «I h \ aiterooou caatirg for the finny W illia m »' chorus. Hue to the fact that
\ . ti. it- crow mi; 'ii i-nica mn
R. F\ W eller, Mrs. F:. ( ’ . Khrdes. Mrs.
B O R II W O . O R EG O N
tribe
the meeting had not been well a«lver Wm. Marsh, and Miss Bessie Jones I ness.
Col C<>m oliti» Hardener returned to tis«*d, the reception crowd was small. visited the school.
SI in - oiu A- Canfield have specialize*! |
Portland after a ti!«»nth'* rtav on In* Following (he speeches refreshment*
THE NORTHWEST’S LARGEST A E
Lillian F' Marvel. J jin pictures o f mid-Columbia scenery.
r*nch at < »anletier a Point in theOrtley were served by high school girls. Thus*
"We <1*> not ¡«tend to slight this bust
Teacher
MOST POPILAR HOTEL
«1 atrict.
at the r«*ception eviden«*etl the highest
loess in the fu tu re ." says Mr. Slocon
regartl f«»r the b^al b»gislators. PndNi
"but wc want further to increase .-ut
A lug lot of children’» wear, romj
Ihnnrr
Saturdai.
Marrh
17
er», Ualls, apron«, «iresses and »leap bhr no delegation at Salem was an
reputation for the best pictures obtain ( j j ('•»nvsnientîv W**l«^l within rt**«'h
; able o f the scenic features o f the Cas-
ing garments at the big sale, 19c widely ami favorably known as that «>f
Ft t Roast with Brown Grav
10c
«»( tbr c ity ’s wh*»ies«l«», *h ’py*iiig
Wiftru and !l(w l River
The Halle*
Htrau^s.
cedes. ’
Sweet Potatoes, Sc
»ixt tbeatrr districts.
('hronk'le.
Tomato*-» Spanish. V
1'. (». St«»ltf started Mon«ta\ for IH**
Apple. Nut Salad. Sr
M'dnci*, b«wa. t«* * * with his aiater.
5 5 0 Outside R o o m s
I einen Fie, 5e
H o w ’s Thi»?
Mr*. J. A. Cooley who ia very ill,
Kelgian Keitel (luh tunned
Gustarvi
F'ie.
.V
sufTenng fn»m a raoeor.
t r « off»r On«
11-*m.Irel Hnlfem R »-
R \ I
Pickles
The women uf Hood Kiser have or
for any h i m «if Catarrh that .%
an
Mr*. K*l. F Reevaa has been cun
Hot
Biscuits,
.V
not b** cured bv H t ll'i Catarrh Utin*
W ill, ut b a tl) |l
Jay ami U|-
ganised
the
Belgian
Children'»
R
elief
fiiakl to her home for the past several
Hal!'« «'aiarrh C u r» he» bren tik «n
(otTee, V
«la> and in
«;
A (III t-alh
day» on account o f a severe attack o f club, the member- >f which, it is esti
hy
catarrh
«uflfer^r*
f«>r
th
«
p.«»f
Dinner to Is- riven hy the Iteli*» o f
mated, w ill contribute $t,5U0 during
the grip
thirty fl\r
year«
and
ha»
bft-oin#
the next vear toward the purehnse o f the Church o f Christ on Saturday, kn«>mn aa thr moat rrliable rem edy for
tttli V. HAI SLR. Proprietor
Any lady ’» one piece wash dre*» in food fo r tfie Reiman rhikirvn.
March 17, In basement of the rnurch.
«"atarrh. Mall*» Catarrh C u.y
*hm
the h !«» it at the big sale. It. («unr
H n. ( Lot TIER MJIU«IIU Dir
Hours frt*m 5 :#t to S p. m.
th» Hl-txl on the Mueeu» »urfa*^*. p«-
The new club ia irivwinK very fast
while we have your aise.
Straus»
ptlHni tt»a HnUon fr«*m ih» Pl«H'-l a*»*l
in the
J th« «r interested
inienmtexi ui
th* n rn m ia -
h«at)ne *h« ttla^«a»«1 portion*
Hale.
- I M U I F-HF M -Î-I-M-H -F-H-! I >-(:
on tki la rf that thc> e » li continue I«*
\t * rmetiUK af the a«*h«M»i t«er<l of
After rou have taktn H a ll'» Catirr*'
President W . J. Kerr, •*! th«» ilrnfiHi
" »«44« their effort* until 900 member*
No •«* Mi** t •«• rtriiffe llxrtfr«»a\e», C ur» for a abort tlm. vou will • » « a I I ¡Im» left mith tir up to 4 «vçl«.
« ■ p. n
Ag/tcutlirai 1 oUef«-. fatlier *4 Mr* K«»t*t j «!•■ »ikrnecL Kick Member, pjakfklf «ff M«>niiu>nlh,wa» elevtfil a* teacher fo r , k
ereat h m u r n t M e l
in _ vour _
e»r>»rgi
—
!• Hbmn and l>r. W K wbiat*. fatlier I hi me? I t or hererif lo pa\ jS cent** Ih«* eosiiiufi term
M i«« Hiiitr.-uvp« i« health
Utart taktna ■*
Hall'»
Catarri J are rreltr for delivery the n eit « lening.
>|nrom »4 I'antieM i ’n.
roWtf
* _ ,
„ , ..
Cur at one# and «»-t rid e f «*at*rrh
t>l Rak' V. hhmn arrive«! <uml«\ ntsf e j m«*nthlv. »m n» • card. whi«*‘h »* plei'eii • t» et|*enen«'*«l I« ,i
kl.»r I l H lf o i i » « Li<h-|
f>r t««tin'(<nial» frea
mg to »[«end the week • nd with their j *t the bttik o f the sign er’• choice, for ly reeoMMen«le«l.
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hcntiof
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daughter and eu.
I the fhonthlr fo tlr tio m .
Mcreh It!
fioM hy all H’ uffitet» ^
At thta nffir».
THE 1 0 -P O IN T S P R A Y E R
Has nine other big money and time saving fea
tures.
W e’ll be glad to explain all about them, and
the complete line o f “ Bean” hand and p o w e r sprayers
and appliances.
. ¿ j u - a n t f w M '-------- 1 — t i .
D .M c D O N A L D jA g t .
3rd Ac Cascade Sis. H ood R iver, O regon
LARAWAY WILL
ENLARGE BUSINESS
HOOD RIVER TO HAVE
ROADMASTKR, 1918
Are You Pleased
F A IR Y S O A P
L A R G E SIZE, P U R E -W H IT E -F L O A T IN G ,
T H R E E CAKES FOR 25c THIS W E E K
The Arthur Pharmacy
Portland Painless Dentist
Why go to Portland to have Your Dental Work
done when you can have it done at home just as good
and in many cases better for the same money or less?
Guaranteed for fifteen years. \Vre employ only exper
ienced and registered men. Should anything go wrong
with your work you can come hack with little or no
expense and we will cheerfully make it right free of
charge. Our Prices:
(»o ld C ro w n *
, .
S ilver Filling*
$5.00
I 00
Bridge T e e t h ..........
200
Full I "pper or L o w e r Flat*-, rubber guaranteed
10.00
Full Upper or L o w e r Plate, no* guaranteed
7.00
A B S O L U T E P A IN L E S S E X T R A C T I O N
Portland
Painless D e n tis t
X
305 Second Street, opposite
A. M. W illiam s St Co. Phone
Main 3031. Free Exam ination
T h e Dulles. O reg o n
HI Multnomah Hotel ii
D r. H. L. Dum ble
Physician and Surgeon
Rooms I and 2 Hall Bldg
Phone 2101
HOOD R IV E R , OREG O N
DR. C H. J E N K I N S
T elrphonen:
Re«Ul«*ncf IM I
Or. William Morton Post
Dentist
D E N T IS T
O ffic e 1241
HOOD R IV E R . O R EG O N
Office Phone 1081.
O f f i c e in B r o t i u t B l d g .
H o o d R iv e r
Res. Phone :t33
C. J. E. C A R L S O N
SHOT A N D HARNESS R E PA IR IN G
HARNESS SUPPLIES
; RAIL AUTO MOSIER
1
$5 00
CynthelR- Filling*
OREGON
Leaves Hood River daily at D e r b y & S t e a r n s
1:30 p. m. and 5:00 p. rn.
On
L aw yer s
Sunday at 1:30 p. m., 5:00 p. m.
lieaves Parkdale daily at 7:20 H O O D R I V E R
OREGON
a. m. and 3:00. On Saturday
evening leaves Parkdale 0:30 p.m.
J. W. ALLEN
Steam Trai:. leaves Hood River
Attorney-at-Law
daily at eight returning at 2.
i
Mi H ood Railroad Co.
TD K [ M U D
OREGON