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HOOD KlVgii OLACIEtt, THURSDAY DECEMBER 23 1009
CORRESPONDENCE
ODELL.
Mr. and Mrt. !. W. Sniitu, of The
Dalle:'!, bave nmtiy ft IendB at Odell
"ho will bear With regret, that Mra.
Sin th bas been io r hospital in
The Halles, the past six eelu, suffer
ing from typhoid fever. We hope
aoon tC' be able to repoit her as re
turning to health an awlttly at posst
bie, tbe nature of the disease coo
ildarM. The Uome Telephone Co., li mak
ing extensions about Odell. The
eight line la to be divided and your
your cotrespoudent will be ready to
talk over one of these lines iu the
uear future.
lietuemlier the Chiistraas tree at
the nburch tomoirow (Friday) night.
A short program is bemg piepaied
ami arrangements made for celebrat
ing the duy that means so muoh tbe
world over. Let us come joyfully yet
let our conduct be tempered with
reverence lilting, as wo meet in tbe
house of (Jod. Let us also go witb
more a spirit of giving than of receiv
ing that we may come away glad iu
heart and bettered for having met on
this ooonsion.
Kalph Lewis will visit relatives and
friends in Portland spending Christ
mai l My in that oity.
We uro aorry to report Mrs. (1. V.
Oi ii ley 'w oondltiou not so satisfac
tory as at this time last month. We
hope this may prove hut temporary,
ami that she may again Improve and
eventually recover.
W. T. milliard was so unfortunate
as to dislocate his shoulder one day
last week. At last reports he was
doing as well as oould be expeoted.
Sleighing and coasting bave been
the order of the day and evening for
some time past but at tbis writing tbe
sun shlnea ae brightly It may mean
travel iug by some other way than a
Sleigh.
Several Odell poople attended the
quarterly meeting at Flue drove last
Sunday morning and beard u strong
st rmon by Hev. Wal'on Skip worth.
Of lhe I Inline, District Superintend
eat of The Dalles Dlst'lot.
Miss Tousey and Miss Walker will
leave today for tbe holidays.
Mrs. Tousey and children anil Mrs.
H. S. Johnson will visit friends in
1'ortlaod and Miss Walker wll visit
her sisters iu Itusebtirg, Ore.
J. H. Lalferty, Forest Supervisor of
Weak Throat Weak Lungs
Cold after cold; cough after cough! Troubled with this
taking-cold habit? Better brtak it up. We have great
confidence in Ayer's Cherry Pectoral for tiiis work. No
medicine like it for weak throws ; 1 1 weak lungs. Ask
your doctor for his opinion. He know? all about it
His approval is valuable. Follow his advice at all times.
No alcohol in this cough n
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frCo.,Lowell,M
Always keep a uood laxative In thehonse. Takiadoaewlien ur cold ft rat come on. What
' the best laxative for thl? ' 'HI. A1 11 thtlofl. l et him ''
the Weiser Forest Reserve, Weiser,
Idaho, will be here tomorrow for a
short visit witb his parents, Mr. aud
Mra. 0. W. Latlerty.
'Iwo sons of Hohert I ,ivmg-t one, of
Portland, came Saturday for a few
days' stop at "Netherhy. " They
were accompanied by tbe Professor of
Mathematics ot Portland Aaademy.
Mr. and Mrs. U. H Coovert aud
son, Kenneth, have gone to Dayton.
Ore., for a visit with relatives.
odell school has prepared a Christ
mas program consisting of suugs,
exeioises, drill and recitations for
tbis (Thursday ) afternoon beginning
at 1 p. m. sharp. 'I bete is also a
Christmas tree tor the school.
(ulte a nuniDer ot our Pino Uiove
friends were with us at seiviees Hun
day evening. We weie glad to wel
come them and hope they may come
ofteu.
The O K. meeting last Sunday
evening was in charge ot Hev. F. K.
Spauldlng and the evening van very
profitably devoted to a study of the
topic of Missions. Kev. Spaulding,
having been tor several years a mil
-iiuiary in the South American Hold,
gave a number of interesting inci
dents of his life during those yeers.
Next Sunday evening the C. K.
meeting will be led by Mrs. Mar
guerite Walter, who was prevented
by illness from leading last Sunday
evening's meeting, as formerly an
uounced. 'lhe meeting will be the
regular Christmas meeting. All re
member to come prepared with a
Scripture panaxge on giving, as re
guested by the leader. Meeting to
begin at 7 p. m. Next Sunday even
Ing immediately following the C. 10.
meeting, Kev. I''. K. Spauldlng will
conduct services at Odeil.
The following pupiln of Odell
school ware neither ntsent nor tardy
during the mouth ending Dec. 17th :
Primary: hula Mahaney, Laura
Folts, Loyal Khoedei, Louis Kggert,
Lelmnl Kiiglish, Keglnald Tunsey and
Kalph Men vie.
Sarah K. Tousey, teacher.
Intermediate : Vera Latterly. Kl
rner ftggert, Clarem e Hale, Floyd
Carues, Cecil Lalferty, .Mice Clark,
Beatrice Luglish, Olga Flog, h inn
Flog, Florence HI board. Flsie llenvie,
Marjorie llenvie, Nellie Smith,
Kliat'eth Lncey, Maiiel Smith, Mary
Hitibard, Lizzie Smith, Miles Lock
man aud Forrest Mahaney.
Uetta Walker, teachei.
Looking Ofle'l Kent.
It 's a woman's delight to look her
best bol pimple, Hkin eruptions, sores
and bolts fob life ol joy. Listen! Buck
iin's Arnica Salve cures' them ; make
the skin soft and velvety. It glorifies
the face. Corel Piniplej, Sore Kyes,
Cold Sores, Cracked l.ips, Chapped
l.ips, Chapped Hand". Try it. Infal
lible for Pilee. 25 e at Chas. N. Clarke's.
OAK GROVE
W. M. SrmilliD, of the upnei val
ley, was a visitor iu this locality on
Satadaf.
J. K. Hall h,. . beeu registered for a
few days at tho Mew Wauooma, while
attending to pome business in town.
Dou lironson, who spent several
mouths witb Ooctor Skinner and his
family, expects to return in a tew
days to his home in Hamilton, Ohio.
W. U. Allen has recently moved
into new and moie spacious qnurterp.
Mr Allen owns about Bo acres, mostly
ot the old Haokett place where he
has erected a huge and attractive
residence, combliilng the b?st fea
tures ct a log in. ii-!- aud huugalow.
Last Wednesday evening a number
of the young people made up a jolly
Hleighing party, winding up the even
Eyes Make or Mar Many a Face
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III I ORE Kinult of Kyralrsiiis.
Properly adjusted glasses
will cure most of these
troubles by removing
the cause.
W.F.
Laraway
Doctor of Ophtalmology
Some Take Water
J WEEKS AF1 IRliHNC. TRI All II
Santa Glaus
and thousands of Toys, Games &
useful Presents arrived Tuesday
A Grand Push Out Sale will be conducted until late Friday evening. Then
the climax wherein we will give away free of any purchase or condition a
$39 Koosier Cabinet
Get cards for this in the Furniture Department. TOYS at East windows.
STEWART HARDWARE
& FURNITURE CO
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Our Pleasure
Is to pay the Highest Price and get
j Best Drugs and Chemicals
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we can buy. We attribute greatly our large and increasing Prescription
Business to this fact. None but the best goes with us, and we take pleas
ure in dispensing the same to you.
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bol we dun'i let in the PitttnbiBg Imsi
neH. claim to do lhe most thor
ough, perfect, dean and MtMtOtOf
work of any concern in town and we
lack up our assertion by proving it! We
construct new Plumbing work, of course,
whether it he for a tingle room or a row
of houses; but we are also expert repair
ers', and we don't give the joke-maker an
opportunity to liave fun at either delay?
or charges. "Honest work st an honet
price" is our motto.
Gould & Snyder
Phone 25
ing's fun at the borne of l-.dw . t
II olleu berry.
Residents of the Oak Crete district
aie requested to phone items ol gen
eral interest to K H. Irwin, phom
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UUKES VALLEY
A pleasant surprise party was held
st Mr. Hansen's last Monday.
t'rofe sor Vbii Cmos, ol Portland
Aoademy, who i- s ending part ot bis
Christmas Munition on Hubert Living
stone's place, along with Coliu Liv
ingstone ami Hubert Liviugstoue,
paid a visit to their Irieud (lender
sou McKay, They intend returning
to Portland in time to partake of tbe
Chiistmas festivities tbeie.
We are son, to lesru that, liuelln
tbe little daughter ot Wm. Ljuer, has
been stricken with eye trouble. He
mother took her to l'oitlaud on Mon
day to cousult so eye specialist and ii
necessary to undergo au operation
Several residents in tbis district
have beeu very much auueyed at tbe
en ice or the rural dehveiy. He
ceuuv a public -ui.ici iption wat
raised whereby tbe subscribers were
ioinied ot a good and 8hfe delivery ol
mail every day. lhe plea wan heart
tly lexpoiideil to, Imt aocniding ti
the errat io an l nuceitniu ilelivery we
Dave had tor I ne i h 1 tew wek., thf
- ii ti-i 1 1 rion ;s ideutlv torgotten
.Si ice o . er t 1 1 weeks age, we gut QUI
r day till hint week
only tav.utd unci, oi
Saturday, a i.-nei
li ill at '. he stole
I rgu box of nihil h
ev i . , the sm .
g ot ii ,., ghborlj
ill.!
mnl eu i y
iheii .r were
Mond v. On
rtai puu tag ti
Udell, i mill
Dukes ulley,
mini. Hud he
1 1.-J 0. II loll, ili!ih iliute 1 the Mime. I
h Uir w io oi-charge a sacrei
in v, i utru ei to the United State
Uoverumeut? Huibapi the postmasi'
at Hood Klei till I vor oa with hi
In attention III : hln nialle . Vt
H ii m the r .Hdrt re unl at their Deal
in now, i hi. ieai linen not seem to
and in I lie way .. the M unl liooi
nan delivering his mail
I y7 e lianlt is paying her mother
Mis (Jtanier, a -i nl visit.
N. W Hone lett Monday tor Port
laud.
II. 1'. I 'an, who has been prospect
iug in Uukes Valley with a view to
future settlement, has gone eiiHt with
toe intention of bringing bauk witl
him his wife and tamily.
John Dndgsou, the old pioneer, leit
tor a visit to the Willamette Valley
MrB. I. longer left on Mouday to
hen I Christmas with her daughter
who is aUemiitig school at Keunewick
Idaho.
Mr. Walters left for tbe Hast last
week on a visit to his mother. He
expects to get back for some heavy
spring work.
W A. Melville, who has bean look
lug lor a Miitable ranch to buy, has
declared Dukes Valley good euough
'or linn ami hopes to be settled iu
tbis vicinity by next fcpriug
UNDERWOOD.
The estate of Kdw. Uuileiwood
deceased, lias Mindly run Its course
through thecoiiits, and the 30 acres
of land adjoining the Moirow Packard
Orchards, has been sold Io Mrs. P. 1
1'acKard. It was oiigiuslly intended
as an investment, hut Mrs. Packard
having soul her Portland property
has decided to bold aud develop tbe
line! It will be planted to Newtown
3piu and urtloy tipples as soon as
a! ruu.ements can be made tor clear
iug the uncleared part of tbe place.
W. II. lime has made arrangements
tor the oleartpg ot part of bis place as
soon as the weather will allow, aud
will plant it to Hpltz, Newtowns,
Aikaiisas I lucks, Ortleys aud Crimes
lioiduu. the last thiee mainly as
pollen lzera.
Hev. II. C. Lowden has let a con
tract tor clearing some ten acres ot
his place, aud hopes to have ome 2n
acres ready to plant tbis spring.
Harry Ktickuey, who has charge of
the Mallard tract ot l'-O acres, has
Urge ciew of men and three stump
pullers at woik, aud is making good
time i i spite of the snow.
Mrs ti. U. lirltteth and the uew
daughter, "Arabella" came up from
I'lirtlauil I ri.lav, going out to the
rauoh that afternoon.
lhe Ladies Club met with Mis. W.
V. ('ash ni Friday, aud report a very
pleasant time.
lhiuidoie Adams, Mr. and Mi
lihiine, and Uswa'd ( ameron, came
Up from Portland Saturday night.
Hev. II 0, Lowden hel I a special
Christmas service st the st hooihonse
Sunday, at which th re was a latge
ttendanoe.
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You will have a
Merry Xmas
Tf you celebrate in one of
Peck's Stylish Suits
Your block in a
Gordon Hat
Your MZe1 ill ;i
Walk Over Shoe
A New
Cluett Shirt
For Sale Only by
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REIR CASS
Reliable Druggists
VALLEY CHEST
Hohert O'lteily left Friday for a
visit with his pareuts, iu Portlaud.
K. V. tiramps and family are visit
ing relative iu Hood Hirer.
lhe Dresser brothers lett for Sea
side, Ore., Friday, where they wlil
a tend the holidays witb their parents.
Kert Mlddleswait was a culler in
Dee Saturday.
The Valley Crest school will give a
short program which will be followed
by a Christmas tree, Friday evening.
MOUNT HOOD.
J. J. ,)ohnsou, state grauge lectin -er,
of Portland, and A. 1 Maeon.
from Piue Urove, were gueiti tf
Davidson brothers last Fliday and
Saturday At the meeting at the
hall Friday evening, Mr. Johnson
delivered an excellent lecture on
what the grunge stands ior and what
it has done for tbe country. Old
membera ot tbe order in tbis place
bave waked up and a meeting la cal
led for Saturday afternoon, Jan. 8,
1010 to reorganize the grange witb a
large membership
W. L. Oribble oame up fiom Salem
last Saturday on business He has
sold his place bere to Mr. Clark who
expects to make his borne bere.
While we are sorry to lose old neigh
bors, we are always glad of tbe new
ones who come iu
Miss Hattle Cooper is home for a
'wo weeks' vacation.
Tbe Christian Kndeavor will give
i tree social at Mt. Hood Hall on
next Wednocdny evening.
Mini '.;ti Poddf lame out from
Hi mI Kuer Batnriiay I) fpend her
sc it ion at borne,
I here la tn t a rirfnra st the hall
in Monday evening, Die 2"! lhe
Ha ngers hai ned yi i d music I
Ud are doing everything to make i'
i i UC ets.
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Cranberries Celery Olives Apples
j PERIGO & SON I
Wish you fill a Meiry Christ-ma.
Our store is just loaded with "Good
$ Things to Eat" Let us supply your 9 1
needs for that Christmas Dinner. 5
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The Star Grocery i
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Nuts Dates Figs Raisins Oranges
Slicker
MOSIER.
Mr aud Mrs. J K McOiegor at
tendei lhe organizing of tbe uew
Uornmandery at lhe Dalles on Mou
diy, Deo. I'd Mrs Mc'Hegm went
trom I tie Dalles to Poitlaud io visit
Irieuds a tew dayj
Mr. and Mrs. K M Koss spent a
ew days iu Portlaud this week
J. M Leitei, ot Foitiaud, spent
1 net., lay ot this week in Musier.
Those having business to trunsct Id
our couuty seat this week were as
lollows: Mrs Marsh, Mrs li. Duns
moie, J. N Mosier, Thomas Oodbi
son, Win. Joliution, C. J. Fredriok
aon, Oeo. Chamberlain, llios. Cor
don and V. Vackie.
Mr. and Mra. H. F. Bothfur visited
Hood I, ner Tuesday letumiog home
Vednesday.
Ceo. Chamberlain and Miss Mary
Middleswart were married Thursday
at the borne of tha bride's pareuts,
Mr. and Mrs. ES, J, Middleswart, near
Mosier. Hev Keubam pe formed
the ceremouy and ouiy a tew gueate
were present. In the evening the
friends bad a ennnoe to greet tbe
bride and groom, at Mtroup'a Hall,
where they were all invited to be pre
sent at a party. Dancing and games
were enjoyed until attei midnight,
when Mr. Cbamiierlaiu treated ali
present to oaudy, nuts, and cigars
tie also treated all tbe school children
to u large bucket of Freuce mixed
candy. After wishing the happy
couple long years of happiness the
crowd dispersed having enjoyed a
most pleasant evening. Mr. ami Mrs.
Chamberlain are now in Portlaud
buying tbeir household goods and,
after a tew weeks, will be at borne iu
tbe coy residence near Mosier.
C li. Ilage, ot Sopkane, is here
visitiug r latives.
Mrs. J. H. Porter was shopping in
'The Dalles tbis week.
Miss Maud Evans made a trip to
Hood Kuer Saturday
The entertaiuuieut and box social
at Lamb's Hall 8 turday eve, given
by the scliocl was well attended and
a very pleaaaut evening passed. The
program was good, each number lull
of merit aud the singing by the child
ren showed that they bad been care
ful y d I I d. Aft r the program came
t ne auction of ol "dulls," causing
niurh mt n i ii, "tit aud some excite
tuent, as the one bidding t' e highest
won a prize of a stiver lea spoon,
(iordon Oraham was the winner.
Next oame the sale ul the buskets, tbe
one paying the highest piice tor a
tiacket received as a prize a stick pin.
W. I. Drestiii'h us the luoky one iu
vetting the last baeket aud thus wlu
nlug the puze. After supper games
were enjoyed a short time wheu
good-night was said aud all started
homeward.
Mosier people had the pleasure ot
listening to Mrs. Ad i Wallace Unrtib
lecture on " 1'emperauce, " Sunday
evening at I he Chnstiau church. A
large crowd was present and at tbe :
close oi tbe lecture a young people's !
branch ot the W C. T. U. was orgau- i
i zed.
O. P. Moideu left for Portland1
M, n,:. iv to . peml tbe wiutei.
C. A. MoCargur and tamily went to
Portland to spend the hoildays.
A P. Hateham aud daughter, MUa
Maude Hateham, attended the second
snuual"Hop" of the Uuiversity CluL
iu Hood niver Monday night.
Lined
Coats
Great
Values!
Oregon
Flannel
Shirts
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ies' Suits at greatly reduced prices. They are
all this season s new styles and the prices asked
for them is a snap.
Ladies' Suits
Card ot I hank..
The ladies of Piue Crete church
desire to thank ali those who worked
for the success of tbe bazaar and din
ner recently held. Auy one having
lost or misplaced a dish or pie t an.
call Mrs. E K. Lage, !::'. M and re
cover same.
Mrt. Souueman, Sec
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Underwear
In this line we are showing some great values
in medium and high grade union and 2-piece
Suits. Ladies' ncc jn d9 CA You will
Union Suits for ' IU tJ.JU be agree
ably surprised at even the 75c Union Suits for
ladies. They are all great values.
Dress Goods
Broadcloth, Serges and English Homespuns are
the most popular as fabrics for this season's
Suits and Wraps. We have these in strictly
high grade at very reasonable prices.
High Top Shoes
Our line of high top shoes for men is second to
none. We can do you good or up.
in this line. Prices range from Q.J Don't
fail to see our shoes, as we are giving big values.
GET YOUK
Christmas Presents
Ready. See our line of Pillow tons, trav Hrthc
Dresses Scarfs and center table Covers,stamped f
Pillow Tops with 6 OQp and up. Ask to Z
Ul cpt them
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skeins of silk ior
Overcoats & Cravenettes
New line of new and nobby styles of overcoats
and cravenettes that are right in style, fit and
patterns.
BRAGG
MERCANTILE
COMPANY
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