HOOD RiVJfiit QLaQIM mXjMbAH OCTOBEft 21 1006.
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CORRESPONDENCE
ODELL.
;icno Young was taken to Portland
Saturday and placed iu h naunt.inum.
Gleuu bud been ill B week and It in
ttacugbt he ban typblod fever. HI
father, Is. 1'. i'ouug, Hroompuoied
bin ixl will lemaiu in Portland dur
ing Olenn'H illness, the many fi lends
ot the family hope the sick b y may
loon be textured to health.
i:. U Kleiner haH sold twenty acres
of his Odell property at a considera
tion of 117,000. The pioperty eold in
oludes the elegHiit home of Mr. and
Mir-. Klemei and la a very desirable
property. Mr. Kleiner intends buid
iii, a reaideuoe on the remaining
twenty acres.
UobWl Waltoi. of The Dalles, was
rltltlog his brother. O L. Walter,
ot Crystal Spring I rull I arm one
day last week.
Mrs. Q, K. Conley has been taken
to t he hospital in Hood Klver for oare
and treatment. Mrs. Conley has many
fi i.-nds at dell who legret that this
move has tieonme necessary but hope
there mny aoou be improvement fol
lowed by reoeovery.
Opal Callison, of Olex, Ore., stop
P i over Uunday tor a short visit with
frumdsat Udell. She goon to Port
aad where she will complete her
studies at the llehnke-Walker business
College.
Mr. and Mr. Boll ljalferty, and
two little daughters, of Kaunas City,
Mo., arrived Sunday for a visit at the
home ot Mr. Halferty'i unfile, F. W.
Ltilferty. Monday Mr. Lstferty left
foi Portland where he has a position
aj I'ullman Conductor, for the 0. K.
A N., Mrs. hafferty will remain here
for a time.
Marguerite Shelley came home from
Portland Sunday.
SI. I), (idell returned the tint ot
the week from a successful hunt
(). II. Khoads and Dane Kemp have
gone to the Hlue .Mountains on a
hunting trip.
Hawthorne and Keiguson are mak
ing pre and ions for erecting a resi
dence. I'rcd Anderson who has been em
ployed as expert (uany man for the
t uilding nt the Conuaway Mercantile
Co., completed the work Saturday
and he and his family have gone to
their home in Hood Kiver.
Those who are Interested in mueio,
Falling Mair
AVer's Hair Vigor promptly destroys flx germ,
hit ciuk falling hah-. It noun.hii the halr
bulbi. restore tliem to health. The hair stops
falling out, grows more rapidly.
Dandruff
Ayers Hair Vigor hist as promptly destroys the
germs that cause dandruff, it removes every
trace of dandruff itself, and keeps the scalp
Clean ana in a neaiuiy condition.
Does not Color the Hair
We wish you to positively and distinctly understand that Ayer's Hair
Vigor does not affect the color of the hair, even to the slightest
degree. Persons with the whitest or the lightest and most delicate
blond hair may use it freely without having the hair made a shade darker.
Ingredients: Sulphur. Glycerin. Qulnin. Sodium fhlorid.
2 Capsicum. Sage. Alcohol. Water. Perfume.
Show this formula to your doctor. Ask him what he thinks of it.
J. O. A Ten ConrAVT, Lnwll. Mm.
Warmth without
Wealth
will do exceedingly well to secure the
servloes of Miss liertha Lafterty
whose ad. appears in another column
as she is unusually well qualified,
having the advantages of great ri tit
oral talent aided by careful training.
Udell was especially favored Sun
duy, It being the good fortune ot
church goers to bear two sermons of
much more than ordinary merit.
One in the morning by itev. P. K.
Spnuldlng, and one in the evening
by Mr. Vernon Cook, who is prepai
mg tor the ministry and is a young
man of great promise.
A good C. K. meeting last Sunday
evenlngg wltb A. J. Lacey as leader.
Aa special music a duet by Miss
Hertba Latterly and Miss Gertrude
Crosby was beautifully rendeied.
Next Sunday evening following C.
K. meeting, Kev. F. H. Spauldiug
will conduct services
BELMONT.
Mr. and Mrs. Kamsey, Mr. and
Mrs. Ordway spent Sunday at the
home of J. A. Hodges aud family iu
the Barrett district.
Miss Alta and Ed y the Urdway re
turned from Dayton, Wash., Uunday
morning. Tbey both look as if Wash
ington agreed with them.
Quite a few of our neighbors from
Uak Urove attended services at He I
moot church Sunday mornlug.
Tell i'.louut, wife and baby, hi"
mother, Mrs. Blount of Hood River,
were driving iu Belmont Sunday after
noon.
Miss Louise Nelson spent Sunday
wltb Miss Ktbel Parrel.
Miss Lora Sberrib spent Sunday
wltb Miss Lucy Burkett, at the Mo
Parland borne.
Mrs. Will Lllis was quite sick Saturday.
Clarence Piper is making the ho
quaintence of some of Jobs comforts.
He IB not at all pleased with tbeir
acqoalntence.
1 Mrs. Eaton and two children, of
Wasco, Sherman County, are visiting
ta Ihe home ot Mr. and Mrs. Hubbard
Taylor.
Mrs. I Jr. Kdglugton, aud Mrs.
Perlgo, of Hood Kiver attended the
Belmont Ladies Aid last Thursady.
J W. Davis is busy building a
porch on the north ot bis residence in
Methodist Lane.
I red lilalock has purchased a team.
Miss Norma Baiker spent Thursday
afternoon with her litter, Mrs. I-red
Blaiook.
We are eoou to lose three families
trom our neighborhood, Mr. Church's
will move to Lyman Smith ave., on
tbe place formerly owned by Mr.
DeilB. W. L Smith aud family will
move to Sherman ave., in Hood
Kiver, Mr. Luudquist aud family wiH
move to Portland. We don't like
to lose these neighbors, but bid them
U d speed, oui loss is another oom
munity's gain.
W. EL (ireeu aud wife spen'. Sunday
in Belmont and attended services iu
the eveulug. They are living in Port
land. Mrs. iseuberg speut Thursday in
Hood Klver.
The Ladies Aid aud some neighbors
bad an enjoyable afternoon last
Ihursday at tbe home of Sister Price.
After sewing awhile some ladies took
possession of tbe kitchen, aud in a
short time dainty refreshuments were
served. Mis. Wood In a tew well
chosen words presented Mistei Price
with a present of black broadcloth for
a suit, as a token of love aud esteem
trom tbe member-i of tbe Aid. We
will all miss Sister Price, her life and
LARAWAY'vS
&e WatchmaRers
Attend to vour house heating now.
lion'! wait until winter winds blow. It's
Bafer and cheaper now. Our facilities
for repairing or renewing steam or hot
water heating, radiators, pipes, valves,
etc., are exceptionally good. We are
experts at new installations, changing
from stoves to furnaces rapidly, cheaply
and effectively. Steam or hot-water
heating eaves fuel, health, labor. It's
safer, quicker to heat, gives a steadier
heat and removes the dangers of fire.
If wo do it, it's right and guaranteed.
Gould & Snyder
Phone 25
christniu inllueuce has been felt by
all with whom she has oome in con
It act.
DUKES VALLEY.
Mrs. Reynolds, of Deovei, who has
been tbe guest ot Mr. and Mrs. W.
B. Wuth, left last Priday for her
home taking with her a very One Im
pression of Hood Kiver Valley.
Mrs. K. A. Leiuingei aud family,
mpeota.to move from Mosier in a
tew days, to take up tbeir residence
iu Dunes Valley.
Mr. and Mrs. Sbrum went to Tbe
Dalles, Thursday night on business.
Mrs. Norhery, who has been very ill
iu the hospital, has been brought to
her home and is uow convalenoent.
Surveyor Morse was out beie last
Weuuesday surveying a piece of land.
C. A. Cass, of Hood Kiver along
with Jake Lenz, K. C. Mayberry and
Win. Durham, have returned ftom a
trip to tbe mountains.
Robert 11. Wallstron. of Minneapo
lis, who recently purchased a ranch
iu Dukes Valley, from J. A. Kpping
is now spending a few days ou bis
place.
1,'uite a number of people have beeu
out recently looking for prospective
homes aud wo will see more or
chards planted aud more bouses go
up by next spriug.
trip
Universal & Quick Meal Ranges
Heaters and Cook Stoves
The modern, up-to-date lines, combining oven ther
mometers, oven ventilators, broiling lifts, full
polished, NO blacking. No prize packages but every
stove is a prize. Sold on pure merits and positive
guarantee. And from the stove department we in
vite you to go through the FURNITURE SECTION.
TWO carloads now being placed. The newest and
most up to date finishes Funnel Waxed, Early Eng
lish; Weathered, Birds Eye Mahogany. A pleasure
to show you through the store with everything for
furnishing a home.
Stewart H'dwarei Furniture Co.
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Eyasiei i nan ivieuieme
HOOD
U. A. Perry made a buBiueess
to Portland the lust uf the week.
C. K. Merrill who has a homestead
six miles out baa beeu x tuning bis
family, returned to his work iu Port
luud Monday.
N. A. Souchs made a trip to Port
land Tuesday returning borne Satur
day evening. Wtiile tbere he made
arrangements to Have bis goods ship
ped up aud will spend tbe winter
bere.
The Hood Well & Water company
discontinued their work for trie time
being and tbey expect to get tbe water
sm. , trom above. It looks veiy lav
orable at this date.
G. W. Collins aud family arrived
from I eunsyivaniu Saturday eveuiug
ami are uow located iu tbeir new
bottle, the Lookout.
A. J. ! lay ues and Claude Davidson
were Hood River visitois Priday of
last week.
11. P. Heals wae Iu Stevenson on
business tbe latter pait ot last week.
He reports Heu Cliue impioving
nicely.
J. W. Marsh came up trom Portland
Suuday morning returniug iu tbe
eveolug. Mr. Marsh is planning to
have some clearing done tins fail.
John Kirwin aud bis brother, Ray
and family came iu Tbuisday trom
easteru Washington to visit with
tbeir mother aud sister tor a tew
days.
C. A. Hell, of Hood River, proprie
tor ot tbe Mt. Hood Hotel, was a
visitor bere Suuday.
Mlss Nora Kirwin accompanied ber
brother, Kay, aud family to Hood
Kiver Saturday where tbey took tbe
traiu for Portlaud to visit Mrs. Kir
wiu'e sister.
All members aud citizens aie re
quested and invited to attend a meet
ing of the Hood Road Association to
be held at the Hall at Hood, Uotobei
-'I, at 2 p. m. UusinesB of importance.
Wm. Kollook was ou our stieets
Saturday returning to Hood Kiver iu
the afternoon.
Mrs. Leia WeseN left for Portland
Saturday morning to visit homefolks
for a few days aud attend to business.
Electropodes
What they are Electropodes are metal insoles worn in the heels of the
shoes. One is a "negative" and one a "positive" plate. The body be
comes a battery the nerves connecting wires feeding the blood and
tissues a soothing flow of Electricity which builds up the entire system.
Electropodes remove bad odors and rheumatic troubles caused by an
excess of uric acid in the blood. The price of Electropodes is $1.00 per
pair on a thirty days' trial. Sold by
I
Oak Grove Kuterlainment
An entretainment of untoal inter
est will be given at Uak Giove Hall,
('lain .or. ou t clolier 29. under tbe
auspices of tbe Ladies Aid. The pro
gram will lie iitoier ine sole cnarge 01
nil, ionise Key. icn, ana several 01
her uiinils. as well as eight shining
stars of ('rapper society will assist,
there will be given one of tbe fun
niest of llnrlesaiiea. as well as n short
program ot music aud iecitations.aAt
the close of tbe program the ladies of
the Aid will seive iceoream and cake.
Come one, come all aud have the fun
u lest time ot your lives. Admission
15 and 25 cents.
Apple For Portland Club
'is, Vaudeiblll has secured a con
tract to furnish the Portland Com
mercial club with appks to be served
in tbe clubs cute tor the coining year
and they will appear daily cu the
menu "Hood Rivei Apples " Mr.
Vauderbilt will select these from his
orchard and it will result in spread
ing the good name of Hood River
apples among the Portland busmen
men, and their guests who gatbei
daily to eat at the club.
Be sure of the Clothing'
You Buy
Don't TaKe Chances
Choose any suit from our stock and you arc rale. You can
lie sure Of the style correctness and that tbe fabric is PURE
WOOL that every detail ol workmanship is perfect; that
ynnr gjze garments fit correctly at 'every point. This you
can all see before buying, for in
Peck Clothing'
at $15 to $25
you are bound tu find every feature right the set of the col
lar, the trousers, and the coat pockets tailored so they won't
sag or bulge, while the style is so distinctively smart in every
model that you will readily understand why "Peck Clothing"
is universally popular. No custom tailor could fit you better
than we will in your size garments. Like to have us prove it?
Then come here. We know we can satisfy you in every detail,
style, fabric, tailoring, finish, fit and price.
Handsome Zfr Beauties, hundreds of them in all
Fall Scarfs VC the rich autumn shades and effects
all quality neckwear of unusual value.
J. G. Vogt, Hood River, Oregon
Reynolds & Powell
We install Heating Plants of All Kinds. Hood River
Heights.
One and One-Third Fare
For Round Trip
To
Billings, Montana
Account 4th Dry Farming Congress
From all S. P. & S. Railway Stations
Via S. P. & S. Spokane and G. N. or N. P. Rys
Sale dates Oct. 28 and 24, 1909; final return limit
Nov. 8, 1909. Stopovers allowed on return trip.
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BERT LANE
Successor to Slirum Kros.
Confectionery, Cigars and
Tobaccos
Sporting Goods
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fOPAi :!Vi JS C v- I IFi'Mi fHup OfilKiTrviTnl
THIS SCHOOL AS THE BfcAi nr'OftT'ii "Wm.
Enrollment of slnucils p;.;t yecr C8.
All grailuXes placed In got cl pMlticM,
Filled but 60 per ctnl ppn-et;or.i fjrofltcihtf;.
Reputation (or thorou': and personal Instruction.
Sale and refining Intluences.
Send for new Folder and Success Stories.
Electrical Jobbers
Ail Kinds of Electrical Wir
ing Supply Fixtures.
Will give you prices that will
suit yoo. Will get you any
thing in Electrical Goods.
Harry It. Bailey gga
Slab Wood
I am prepared to furnish Slalr
Wood of the very best quality, in
any quantity, at prices that will
surprise you. If you are in need 1
wood now, or for winter use, sue
me at once. This is your chance.
Thos. Shere
$ Call or Phone 2092k
mflTlflNS SECURED K)R STUDENTS WHEN
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COMPETENT WITHOUT CHARGE
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FOUST & HOWE
Mechanical Experts
Automobile Repairing,
(iasand Steam Knginps
Rebuilt. Shafting, Pul
leys and all descriptions
of Machine FitUng and
Repairing Done
BICYCLE REPAIRING
Corner Sixth and
Columbia streets Phone 1011-X
HOOD RIVER, OREGON
Children's School
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Shoep).
Otlouis
5hoes
SMITH BLOCK
REIR & CASS
Reliable Druggists I
MOSIER
.Fruit Lands.
in large or small tracts. Some very good
land at low prices at present. Good
growing comnuii.ity. Six miles east of
Hood Kiver. Parties wishing to buy
will do well to writ'.i or see
GEO. CHAMBERLAIN
Mosier, OregoD
If your Children are
-B the hne healthy kind
they ought to be they are terrors on Shoes. Some
parents claim they buy a pair of Shoes every month
for each child. They don't need to if they buy the
right kind at the right place. School Shoes that can
stand the hard knocks are a specialty with us. We
guarantee them to be the very best.
Morlan (& Goodman
Hood River, Oreg'on