The Hood River glacier., March 19, 1914, Image 10

About The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933

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HOOD R1VEU GLAC IER. THUltSDAl, MARCH 10, 1914
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SECOM) CONCERT
Tlii' -rcdiul l oiu'irt (if tho ('horul
cluli, tbf ilirictor of wliirli is .1. Admin
1-.irt;,will give a second cunriTt'nvxt
Wnlm f:iy niht lit the CoriKrt'KH-
I'nlilll I'lillirl). Tli(! Hiluipt Will lit; ('.
ll.l'ulli rMin hik) Mrs.( 'hue. II. Ilt-miey,
i f l'i,rl hin.f. Mis. C. II. Slutted mul
I hto liruiius. Him will lie t tie first
(ijuirliihity fur IihuI kmiiIi', with
hum hu ,hm iilwiiH lirtn 11 trcnt
f avm itt. to liciir Mrs. Slcttcn siuoe lur
return from New York. wtiori' she hits
t jiLiit ll.i' wiiitir Ktuil) iiK.
Itabncy dels Inlcrestinj; Iitilic
O. I'. Iliiliiiiy ri'ccivcil lust weik
(rum liis hrutht'r, Juiivi.h li. Iiitiriey,
( f I. us Aiii;kM, ii hit (if cyprcHH tree
thiit li:nl Iii-imi tiikcn from an ii.siluilt
Iiim) tiiiir thu city. I'lmn the fame iit
have Ik en ri i cntly tnki-n the hum g (if
jirehisluric men itnil jj'tl" ri ti- minimis.
'I'hi! Ikihi'h of the eniiniious man, .turies
lif Wllli'fl llllVl nilTfitlu iinii..;iri,J in tliii
. . J ..rrv.v., ... m...
(illllV I il I ic t . Wi re illlir frnm llio nit I
near the tree, which is nnw in a mil
MMini in l.ns AnyeleH. Carloads of
these relics of the l'leintucene ierinil of
."id.tMiO jeam io, have heeii iIur from
Hie ircserviiiu asphalt and shipped to
1'ii.iterii museum!.
1'uller Wiappeiri I'linted at this ollice
Strutk-Van O.sten
The wedding of Charles Struck, Hun
of Mr. and Mrs. I.. Struck, who re
cently removed from the West Side
to l.yle. Wash., to Miss Cecil Van Os
teti, of the hast Side, was solemnized
Sunday afternoon at the parsonage of
the Anbury Methodist church, liev. W.
I!. Young nlliciiiting. The young couple
weje attended hy Miss 1'earl Saltzman
ai.d Charles Yates. After a short
honeymoon visit in the valley Mr. and
Mrs. Struck will make their home in
the Camas 1'rairie region of Klickitat
county.
Civil Service Examination
The I). S. Civil Service 'Commission
announces that a forest and livid clerk
examination will he held in this city on
April, 4 lull. A knowledge of stenog
raphy, typewriting and bookkeeping is
required in connection with this exam
ination. Persons who desire to enter the ex
amination should apply to the llistrict
Seer tary, Eleventh Civil Service llis
trict, 2117 I'ost Ollice ISuilding, Seattle,
Wash., for application blank and fur
ther information.
I 'ndrrwood Kerry Makes First Trip
The maiden voyage of the new ferry
boat of Capt. Otis I). Treiher was
made yesterday afternoon, when Miss
lluzul Holmes crossed the Columbia
from Underwood with her pony. Miss
Holmes will spend several days in tlie
city visiting.
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A COAT IN DROP-SHOULDER STYLE
Tunics aru becoming to nearly every
figure unless It be short and unusuully
slout, and even then there are tyles
of the tunic that would he becoming,
sm It Is deservedly popular. These tu
nics or overskirls are long: or short,
draped or pointed and often they are
merely npplifd hands cleverly arrang
ed to luuk like an oversklrt. All Is fair
this sias.m us lung as the effect is ob
tained. No. MjS4 Is an attractive example of
the applied circular trimming bund,
which Rives the effect of a tunic. The
smartly draped sash adds to the Im
pression. Kur this costume tete de
negru hengallne is used with trimmings
uf the mime colored satin.
It requires 47, '.n.ls of 36 Inch ma
terial to copy this gown in size 36.
The drop-should' r is a fashion fea
ture favored by almost every one. It
gives a smart air to thu simplest frock
or suit and Is, as a. rule, becoming.
In this Instance (VM() it appears on
a coat lllack velveteen fashions tho
suit, and the collar and cuffs are of
ermine.
To copy this coat (SOSO) In size 36
It requires 2 yards of 42 inch ma
terial. The skirt (707) requires 2
yards of S6. 40 or "4 inch material,
without up and down, fur any size.
No. 8084 sizes 34 to 42.
No. 8080 alzes 34 to 42.
No. 7807 sizes 22 to 30.
Kach pattern 15 cents.
Relief Corps Entertains
Thursday afternun of last week the
members of Cauby Relief Corps, with
their friends, were entertained most
pleasantly at the home of Mrs. Alida
Shoemaker. Thirty-three ladies were
present and enjoyed one of the best
socials the Corps has yet given. Music,
songs and social conversation, made the
time pass all too soon. Delicious re
freshments were served by the ladies,
and all declared the afternoon perfect.
A collection amounting to $f.!50 was
taken which will be used in philan
thropic work. Another social meeting
was had yesterday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. J. II. Gill, which was
largely attended and much enjoyed.
Municipality Meeting April 1
A mass meeting, to discuss the pro
posed formation of a new municipality
in the valley, will be held at two
o'clock on the afternoon of Saturday,
April 4.
Those who are promoting the pro
posed municipality campaign declare
that they desire to present all facts to
the people residing in the bounds of
the pioposed town, the election for the
incorporation of which will be held on
April 20. I. A. McClanathan has been
making surveys in the valley on behalf
of the Farmer's Irrigating Co., infor
mation touching on which will be given
those present at the meeting.
For landscape gardening see I., (!.
Morgan, tel. 2r,4. mMf
YOUNG MAN HELD
ON BAIL OF $5,000
McUin Cooper, who has been here
working on the Tip Top ranch, was ar
rested last week at the instance f a
Pinkerton detective, who alleges that
the young man was tried three years
ago in Great Falls county. North Da
kota, on a eharg. of having killed the
foreman of a large ranch owned by bis
father. The detective declares that
the young msn was acquitted as the
result of a wholesale bribery. Extra
ition of the young man is asked. How
ever, he has been released on a bail of
$5,000, the amount fixed by Judge
Stanton, before whom the young man
was tried Saturday. An officer of the
North Dakota county will come here
to demand an extradition and a date
for a hpsrinir mt Siulom n;n . t. ..
. n - ""'.in ii, uc ct l lyV
Governor West. County Attorney Gio. !
. "Huui ucrmiti i ii hi exiraumon
win tie opposed.
team collided with the junior-soph
team. On the senior-fresh team the
battery was Dtthman and Berry, the
other players on the aszregation being
IMcGuire, Laraway, Bickford, Pape,
bhrum. Carnine and Rots. The battery
for the junior-sophomore team was
Capt. Woods, spit ball artists, and
Dobson, catcher. The other player
were Jones, Johnson, Imholz. Porter.
Cooper. Stanton, Hershner and Bent
ley. The next game of the series will
be plsyed tomorrow afternoon and the
deciding contest the first of next week.
The junior-sophomore foot ball team
wiped the semor-fret-b team around in
the mud and dust for two successive
game in foot ball.?; In basket ball the
sophomores defested the freshmen and
the juniors defeated .the seniors, and
the juniorJ.vs. sophomore deriding con
test was never played. Altogether the
seniors and froso have been very illy
used.
Miss Bruoquist, latin teacher, was ill
several daya of last week, but it now
bark on Ceaiar duty again.
Joe Jobnsen, '13, recently appeared,
with the vioiln. in comic opera at Walla
Walla, where he ia attending school.
The Whitman college paper made fa
vorable comment of bis performance.
The tennis courts are very much used
now. At no preceding year have so
many tennis racquets or tennis enthu
siasts been quartered at the school.
The two courts are insufficient to ac
commodate the hopefuls wishing to
play. It is probable, however, that
warmer weather will deaden the ardor
of some offthe would-be sharks.
For Sale or Trade 5 room house and
lot. For particulars phone 'Jill or ad
drew C. S. Jones, SU Columbia St.,
I IihkI River, Oregon. ml
Orcgonlife
SCHOOL NEWS
1 hi SfinhnmnrA nluaa moa hnct -
v i,iu.io nno IIUOl flh SB
D&rtV ffivpn tn thn fresh must last
day night at Elliott hall. The sopho
mores entertained and fed the fresh
men, who are clanninir to return the
favor soon.
C. J. Kimlmi'll r.reoiHont nf tho pa
cific university, addresed the students
of the high school last Thursday.
Messrs. Cotton and Ncpilkim hint,
school Y. M. C. A. men, were at the
nign scnool rrnlay and are planning to
organize a Yi M. C. A. class at H. R.
H. S. The former gentleman is na
tional orcanizer of thu Y M f. A
the latter inter-state representative. '
Ihe senior class voted to ask Bishop
Pltrhhifk nf thia rllnncaa nf , A IT ..I,.
- v. uimi nt J k ,lic UJIDI U-
pal church to preach the baccalauieate
sermon. They decided upon violets as
the class flower, and "Dum hie vince,"
While here conquer," as the class
motto.
Clifford Porter, ex '14. has returned
to H. R. H. S. and is now signed up
with the Junior class.
The senior class will give the iunior
class a St. Patrick party tomorrow
night at K. of P. hall. The seniors and
juniors have not been very amicable
this year, due to thn iunior class's
strength in Athletics and weakness in
the financial line and this party starts
a friendly spirit between the two class
es.
The Oregon Trail elub is still in exis
tence, especially the hiker division.
I.BBt Sunday the hikers walked to
ward Mosier.
Fred Coshow. ex-'l!". is attending
Berkeley high school, at Berkeley, Cal.
1 he first of a series of class base ball
games were played yesterday afternoon
alter scnool when the senior-fresh
Insurance
Company
Only Company "Exclusively Oregon"
Best for Oregonians
Horns Office, Corbett Building, fifth and Morrison, Portland
L Mills,
President
L, Samuel,
General Manager.
. M. Baldwin,
District Manager
DUNTLEY COMBINATION
VACUUM SWEEPERS
$5.00 without-$7.50 with brush attach
ment. Reduced from $10 and $15
ELECTRIC-cleaners, with all extra attachments
from $25 up. DELIVERED-supply
any other make.
Save Solicitors Commission.'
W. L. Bently & Company
473 Washington Street, Portland, Oregon
COUGHING
Keep coughing: that's one way.
Stop coughing : that's another.
To keep the cough : do nothing.
To stop the cough : Ayer's Cherry
Pectoral. Sold for 70 years.
Ask Your Doctor. 1. 0"'',:
If You Could See
The Amount of Bread
rolls, buns, etc.. that leave our
bakery every dav, yon would think
we must be feeding the entire city
Not exactly, but a bigger part of it
every day. There's a reason of
course. Try some of our bread,
rolls ir buns ami you'll know
what it is.
6 loaves tor 25c. Ask for tickets
NOTICE:-A large supply of 100
lbs. laundered flour sacks tor sale
at fill cents per dozen.
HODEL BAKERY
Fourth . nd State Hood River, Ore.
7
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$1 A WEEK
The Free
Sewing Machine
The machine with the simple
old long shuttle combined with
the "rotary" action.
SEE IT TODAY
IIIJL, iHfiii-Wl'l JamiMluutU
U U GLiU A
$5.95 for this $10
Vacuum Cleaner
Scores of them jriving perfect satis
faction in Hood River. Only a few
of this special list left-after these
are sold, the price will be $10.00.
The things von nppfl viorht now arp Jwp in nhnnf,orif.onnnM Tio
Seeds, Lawn Mowers for out of doors for the Spring house cleaning and general rearrang
ment, Rugs, Linoleums, etc.- then for that new Davenport, Bed, Mattress, Bookcase, Kit
chen Cabinet, Range or other piece of Home Furnishing that should be supplied.
Tennis and
Baseball Goods
Stock now complete.
Spnuidinvr, Wright. & Ditson
Tennis llackets
$1.00 to $8.00
Tennis Halls
25 cents to 50 cents
Tennis Shoos
$1.50 to $1.75
Nets. Tape, etc.
liaseball Shoes, Hats. Halls,
(doves. Mitts, Masks and
Uniforms.
Globe-Wernicke
Sectional Bookcase
Fit your books exactly and
grow with your library. A
new lot just in. Ask for
booklet.
New Rugs and Linoleums
Rugs
Velvet !.12
Axininister 9x12
Brussels 912
$21.25
19.95
U.95
Summer Rugs
Wool and lihre a classy dura
ble fabric, sim and waterproof
all sixes.. $1.45 to $9.75
Crex Grass Rug
Fine for the imrch.
5 yr. guaranteed CA.
Linoleum, yard
We want to show you this
remarkable floor covering.
You'll not try to get along
with- bare floors.
Inlaid Lino. $1.00 yd.
Kolorfast Matting
45c
Made of tough wood fibre.
Ciuaranteed fast colors un
der all conditions.
Yard - - -
"Money Back"
The self sharpening draw cut
mower costs no more than othes.
Easier running more durable.
SEEDS
NOW OR NEVER
Fresh from the garden of the
great Burpee. Bulk and pack
age. Garden and Field Seed.
99
8L per
100 cent
Alfalf
Pure
no s
s 100 cent
per D
X U1C
Clover
Insures a full crop.
FULTON
GO-CARTS
Have won first place in the
estimation of over 100
Hood 1 liver mothers.
$6.75 to $22.00
WIZARD
Polish Mop
$2.50 Outfit for $1.50
To introduce this great
labor saving cleaner and
polisher, we are offering a
full 1.00 can of polish
FREE with each $1.50 mop
Only a limited number to
be given in this way. See
the $2,000.00 ad in last
week's Saturday Evening
Post.
SEALY MATTRESS
The luxurious comfort of a Sealy is indescribable. Just soft enough
to give gently at every movement of the body conforms to each curve
giving perfectly even support to every part. Here is a comfort that
means perfect relaxation, that makes for refreshing sleep, full of rest
from head to foot. The Sealy is flatly guaranteed to give 20 years of
every night service. Let us send one to you on GO nights trial. -
Sotd on full
year's trial
Your mon
ey ready
for you if
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STEEL
RANGES
We challenge any and
every mail order house
in the country to de
liver in Hood River a
guaranteed range of
equal size, weight and
beauty of design for
this price.
"IT CANT BE
DONE"
This Brass
Bed Only
$9.95
Full 2 inch posts.
Guaranteed finish.
Our showing of brass and steel
beds is unsurpassed.
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