Two young married couples ar
rived from New York state this
week and are working for the
O U R E X P E R IE N C E
M O N E Y T O YO U
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Dr. Robinson visited in Hood
, T , nr ,,,
.
River a few hours on Tuesday.
Landlord John Well berg has a
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, ,
force ot carpenters busily at
Gilbert Emilio and family letl
on a twelve room addition
bn Wednesday for their ranch at j to hjs hote| vVhen completed
Dee.
¡there will be nine additional bed-
O R C H A R D
L A N D S
H. F. Bothfur was a business rooms. T h ein teriorofth ep res-
visitor at The Dalles on Tuesday ent building downstairs will be
entirely changed, the d i n i n g
last.
W. H. Kerslake was a busi- room enlarged, a commodious o f
hess visitor at the county seat fice and smoking room provided,
and the parlor will also be en
Wednesday.
DR. H. L. D U M B L E
larged. The increase in transient
Geo. Haacke was a business custom has made this move ne-
Take ‘Peruna” and “ Lydia Pinkham” for that tired feeling—
Visitor in Portland on Tuesday
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
b e^ ette r ablest» accommodate LauKh an(1 £r°w fat; come to the laughing farce, "Tooty Frooty” — ,
and Wednesday.
I-scream for two hours at Stroup’s Hall, Saturday. March 26, 8 p. !
C. A. Frey went to Hood River the traveling public.
m .-B r in g the whole fam ily-Adm ission, 25c and 50c.
OREGON
HOOD RIVER
last Tuesday nighVand took an
It is about time Mosier was
other butt at the K. P. Goat.
having another clearing up day. I
CAST OF CHARACTERS
Buy Spray outfits of the Mosier The one that was celebrated last
.
Dr. Johnson
Teacher Ezekiel Simpkins
Fruit Growers’ Association. They | summer by a general turning out
Will pTactice in Mosier and
sell the “ Hardie.”
f25tf o f the citizens, accomplished
Deacon Tidd
Mr. Thomas Lelliot Sr.
May be reached by long dis
great results, but it should be
Ira Rowland was a visitor in repeated oftener. Good weather
John Jacob Astor
.
Rev. Chaffee
tance phone, Home phone 6L
town the first of the week, from is coming when many strangers
•
.
Mrs. Gove
Patience Puddefoot
his home on the Washington side. will be here looking for loca
A. P. Bateham and J. K. tions, and we of Mosier should
.
Mr. Kibbee
Ben Butler
McGregor were business visitors take a pride in the appearance
Mrs. McGregor
Tooty Frooty
«
In Portland the first of the week. o f the town. The ladies of the
Civic Improvement Club inaugu
.
Mr. Akers
Cornelius
Vanderbilt
.
Mrs. Floyd Allington and her
rated the movement last year,
mother, Mrs. Rusher, are visit-
.
Mrs. Porter
Peruna Jones
•
and it is up to them, or the Com
Razors put in first-class condition.
iting at their old home in Kelso,
mercial Club, or the citizens in
Dr. Robinson
Jim Blaine
•
Wash.
general to get busy again and
F. W. Wilson was down from put our house in order” for the
Thomas Lelliot
Christopher Columbus
•
J. E. C O LE .
The Dalles last Sunday and spent | coming of the stranger, as well
Ernest
Evans
Petey
Barnum
•
the day at his fruit ranch, south as for our own good and benefit.
o f town.
DAVID ROBINSON, M. D.
Park Sturgess
Buster Brown
t
are our Tooth Washers and theTpraise
Will Lecture on Temperance.
Ed Evans and son, Paul, left
Jack Lelliot
o f them. They are pure, fvagrt-nt and
Daniel Webster
last Tuesday for their old home
Tomorrow n i g h t Rev. Mr.
P h y s i c ia n a n d S u r g e o n
antiseptic, cleansing both teeth and
Mrs. Husbands
Lydia Pinkham
•
in Iowa, where they will spend Warren, of The Dalles, will lec
gums, removing the tartar and giving
the Summer.
ture in the Baptist church on the
a sweet perfume to the breath. We
Mr. Husbands
•
Jesse James
MOSIER
OREGON
Mr.
Mrs. T. W. DeBussey, of Hood subject of Temperance.
also have Tooth Brushes, Powders'and
Liza Ann Snodgrass
Mrs. Kibbee
•
Soaps for dental purposes, and ♦'very
River, came un Tuesday and Warren is an able speaker and
JOHN G. ZOLLS & SONS
requisite for the bathroom and toilet.
went out to the ranch, where his audience will be well enter-
Mrs. Edna Evans
Samanthy Small
Our lines o f Fancy Soaps, Perfumes
Mr. DeBussey is having a resi-! tained, as his subject is one
Contractors in Stone, Brick and Con-
which is creating more than
Mrs. Sturgess
Mehitabel Honswoggle •
and Sachets are second to none
dence built.
crete Work
usual
interest
this
year.
quality, but rather low in price.
Mrs. W. A. Stark returned
Brigham Young
Charlie Bennett
•
Oregon
Hood River
home last Sunday from Hood
Now Nichol & Reeves.
.
Mrs. Akers
Mrs. Jerusha Quackenbush
River, where she h a s b e e n
spending a few weeks with her
C. G. Nichol this week sold a
Music by the Orchestra.
Leading Dealers in
son Charles.
half interest in his grocery store
to
Herman
Reeves,
of
Portland.
Messrs. Burggraf and Vogt,
ORCHARDS AND FRUIT LAND
GRAND VIEW.
W. A. HUSBANDS
CHAS. N. CLARKE
HOOD RIVER, OREGON
J. M. Elliott and N. P. Sturgess Mr. Reeves'has had about seven
B l a c k s m it h
in large and small tracts.
went up to The Dalles Tuesday teen years’ experience in general
night to take in the minstrel merchandise and comes into the
Mr. and Mrs. I. Pieser o f Chi Horse Shoeing and General (It pays to list your property
show, returning on Wednesday. new firm with a thorough knowl cago, 111., spent several days last
Repair Work.
edge of the business.
T U W o m n i i i r i T f i r i n f • n r n - i a i n - i > u t i r 'i i f i i H M t « m n n m f t n ^ I t f r < i ^ a n i M m * i <
week with their eousins, Mr. and
with us.)
Satisfaction guaranteed
Ed. Wood and family arrived
Messrs. Nichol & Reeves, with Mrs. Arthur Kuhn, at Grand
from Portland Sunday evening the assistance o f J. E. Carpenter,
MOSIER
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OREGON
to visit the former’s parents. have been busy this week taking View. Mr. Pieser is a retired
McGregor Qc Both fur,
flour and board of trade man of
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Wood. Ed. invoice.
Chicago, and is the one who
MOSIER
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OREGON
returned home on Tuesday. Mrs.
made the Uncle Jerry pancake
Wood and children will spend
Sprayer Proves a Success.
flour famous. He looked at a
the week here.
The Hardie power sprayer, few places here and may yet buy
SHOE and HARNESS
Visitors at the county seat last which was exhibited in the one or more, being well pleased
2
Private dining-room for ladies and families
Parcels
Wednesday from Mosier were streets of Mosier last Saturday, with the future outlook of this
£
taken care of while waiting for trains.
REPAIRER.
W. H. Kerslake, Ed. F. Reeves gave complete satisfaction to vicinity.
and R. P. Boyce. The latter the many orchardists who wit
Mr. Spear is having his house
If you have anything to sell, J
frentleman, while in The Dalles, nessed the demonstration, and
All work done with neat
see me as I am in a position
filed on a timber claim a few two have a l r e a d y been pur built in Grand View.
miles south o f town.
ness and dispatch, at rea
to handle good buys in short1
Arthur Kuhn tried to cut his
chased, one by the Carroll broth
order.
sonable prices.
At the Baptist church in Mo ers and the other by Mr. Sho- finger off this week and spent a
sier next Sunday, the morning gren. It is probable that two or part of his laid up time over in
Office in rear of Bulletin Building
• I now have parties waiting
subject of the Methodist Episco three more will be installed in Washington looking at land.
t « W O N D E R c
l ° a
W IL I
for
160 to 320 acres close
pal pastor will be, ‘.‘Purity.” the district. These power spray
T H E B R IG H T E S T E IG H T !
T H E W H IT E S T L IG H T !
MOSIER,
OREGON in at a reasonable price.
The evening subject, “ The In ers will greatly decrease the cost
T H K S T R O N G E S T ¡L I G H T !
A N D SU PPLIES O F
T H K C H E A P E S T L IG H T 1
GLAZENWOOD ITEMS.
terdenominational L a y m e n ’ s of spraying orchards, paying for
I T H E C LEA N EST L IG H T !
Also a good buy in 40 acres 5 or
I
Six tim es brigh ter than e le c
Missionary Movement.”
themselves in a very sew sea
FINE LAUNDRY WORK”
tr ic ity , gas or ordinary o il lam ps.
A LL K IN D S IN STO C K
6 miles out. Must be cheap.
BURNS COM M ON K ERO SENE; _
S I M P L E , S A F E ,C A N N O T E X P L O D E . S f
Mr. Rhodes of Boise is visiting
The Mosier Lumber Co. is put sons.
An
A H -B ra s s
Lam p,
H and
Done with neatness and dispatch
with liis son at Glazenwood fruit
s o m e l y M a d e . F or H om es, Stores.
ting in a line of lumber, lath,
S ch ools, H alls and Churches.
REAL
ESTATE
TRANSFERS.
farm.
shingles, moldings, sash and
CUTS LIGHTING BILLS IN H A LF!
JAS, R COLE, Agent,
•doors, also lime, plaster, cement
J
!00-Candle Power, 6 hours for
Frank Saltzman spent one day Hood River laundry Company MOSIER - - -
O * C o n t i E v e r y U s e r A m m U I Buy ono or
-
OREGON
Sold
by
B.
E.
Duncan—J.
G.
m
ore
for
y
o
u
r
own
hom
e.
and brick. Call and have a talk
on his ranch last week.
J . E. C O L E . M os ie r A g e n t !
M o s ie r , O re © ô n ,
with me for anything in the Vogt to C. K. Marshall, 40 acres
5
miles
south
of
Mosier;
E.
H.
Mr. and Mrs. Beldin s p e n t
building line.
BOOKS, STATIONERY, PERIODICALS and SCHOOL
llartwig to A. J. Derby, 40 acres Sunday visiting at River Forest
ml8tf
G eo . H aacke .
partly improved, south o f town; | fruit farm.
Notice for Publication
SUPPLIES
- l OLDi BOOKS BOUGHT, SOLD and
There is great activity in the B. E. Duncan to F. M. Patter
‘{Publisher.)
Lee E v a n s Jr. commenced
EXCHANGED -
SUBSCRIPTIONS TAKEN FOR
building line in M o s i e r this son, 40 acres (the Huskey place).
A pleasant place to spend a so
working on Glazenwood fruit
D e p a r t m e n t o f t h e I n t e r io r ,
Spring. Guy Wilson has a con
"ANY
PERIODICAL
AT
PUBLISHERS’
PRICES.
Sold by D. I). Hail. — Wolfe
U. S. Land Office -af The Dalles, OregoA
tract to build eight or ten houses tract, 12 acres, to Mr. and Mrs. farm last week.
cial hour is at
Local Agent for The O r e g o n i a n . -----
February 16, 1916
in town, and is now engaged on Carpenter of Mosier; 40 acres
Dick Evans is preparing to set
NoWiVT is hereby «jiven that Josiah
a nine room residence for J. E. of (be Sundborg place to F. B. out more fruit trees this spring.
S,
E
X
Francisco’s
Pool
Room.
J A S . E.^C O LE.
Osburn, o f Mosier, Oregon, who, on
Cole. Other buildings will go up Clarke of San Francisco.
April 30th, 1908, 'made Homestead
as soon as lumber and workmen
| Entry, (Serial No. 04402.) No. 15985,
■can be engaged.
C ipars for S1‘ 2 NE1' 4 Sl-2NWl-4,Sec. 29, Tp.
S o f t D r i n k s , C a n d y , CIGARS
M il l in e r y .
2 North Range 12 EWM., has filed
.« W W ( l « e
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Two brothers, named Dwight,
MOSIER
notice o f Intention to make Final
T obacco
one from Indiana and the other
commutation Proof, to establish claim
Mrs. J. Burggraf will be in Mosier
RESTAURANT
to the land above described, before the
from Tennessee, were in town about Man'h 26th and for a few days
Register and Receiver o f the United
this week, looking over our Mo following, with a complete line o f
Mosier,
Oregon
States Land Office at The Dalles, Ore
l.adies'. Misses' and Children’s Hats.
sier apple land. They appeared Call
tt'
gon, on the 4th day o f April, 1910.
and see them at Burggraf &
‘The Popular Clothier
MEALS AT ALL HOURS
to be highly pleased with the Vogt’s real estate office.
ml lilt
Claimant names as witnesses!
country. They left for Portland
Carl E. J. Carlson, Alfred L. Sund-
DEALER IN
yesterday and stated they would
berg, William A. Bavis and John W-.
be back in a few days, and
M O S IE R B A R G A IN S !
BACERY
Brown, all t>f Mosier, Oregon.
would probably invest here.
Notary Public
C. W. MOORE,
IN CONNECTION
N O W is the time to buy Mosier
Register.
and
M. H. Craft and wife arrived apple land. B u r g g r af & V ogt
(First Pub. Fob. 18. Last Pub. A p r l.)
in Mosier last Tuesday for a visit can offer you rare bargains in all
Fire Insurance
with relatives. Mr. Craft sold aizwl
HIDES!
HIDES!!
HIDES!!!
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vr —:
r v- .- - - - - -
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Mosier
Oregon
his ranch near town last Fall and
moved out to his place at Mount
NOTICE.
I Fall at ^ e B u l l e t in office and
Hood. Mr. and Mrs. Craft have
F o r s a l e
After March 12 I will practice1 *** ta* s to ship your hides to
recently returned from an ex dentistry only on Friday and Kauffman, Davidson, Semmel, of
A. J. Derby
Thoroughbred
S. C. Whitfc
tended visit to their old home in 1
Saturday
of
each
week, except Portland,
Leghorn
eggs
at
75
cts. per set
Iowa, which they had not seen in urgent instances.
L a w y e r
for 26 years. They think there j
ting
o
f
15.
J
no . B eld in ,
G.
E.
Townsend
vouches
for
Yours truly,
is no place like Oregon. They I
HOOD RIVER
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OREGON
Lehovva Farm.
N ick J o h n so n . I these people.
will remain here a few days.
— LOCAL —
F or Anything in
Is worth—
Hardware, Dry Goods, Shoes, Fur
nishings, Wagons, Buggies, Hacks
or any kind of Farming Imple
ments,
B. E. DUNCAN & CO.
Davidson Building,
:
:
Hood River, Ore.
Call On Us.
Deestrict Skule 40 Years Ago.
Alex. Stewart,
Mosier., Oregon,
MOSIER
B a r b e r Shop
THE GLACIER PHARMACY
|
F. CLARK
D EB U S S E Y ’S I
* Restaurant and Oyster House
REAL ESTATE
i HOOD RIVER - OREGON
LA M P S
D. D. H A IL
h
THE OAKS
/
A. E. LAKE
\
)
Alex. Stewart
Men’s Clothing, Furnishings
and Shoes
(
TH E D A LL E S, OREGON
j
j Corner 2nd and Washington Sts. i
Burggraf & Vogt, the wide
awake real estate men, last week
received their new Jackson-40
auto, which they will use in con
nection with their b u s in e s s .!
This is an innovation among the
real estate men in Mosier, and
will no doubt lead to others in
stalling them, as by their us*1
prospective customers can b e !
“ shown” the country with great
er ease and less time than in
any other way.
C h u r c h o k C h r is t . -Services
on March 13 were good. At the
evening service two confessed
Christ Next Lord’s Day morn - ■
ing the subject will be, “ Be Ye
Kindly Affectioned;” evening,
“ What Do You Think?”
We
want your presence at all of our
se rv ice s. .. .That young tieonle’ s
class is alive and growing. So is
our whole Bible school. Come and
join us in the work. We have
five teachers and classes graded
J0’* »11.-H . Campbell Clark, Min
ister.
*
New Spring Oxfords
ONE OF THE SWELLEST LOTS
We have ever had. All Kinds. Sizes and widths
NEW EASTER MILLINERY
Now is the l>est time to select your Easter
Bonnets. Our stnek is the largest in the city
and under the charge o f a first class milliner.
The most o f our Hats are
TRIMMED BY NEW YORK
AND CHICAGO SPECIALISTS
and are the very newest creations in the mil
linery art. New shapes and frames, ribbons,
flowers and plumes. We can suit you in
every way and our prices are the very lowest
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CI.OTHKS
T H E P A R IS F A IR
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A rt Squares
All Sizes and Kinds. Rugs from a 50c Rug up to the
finest One-Piece Wilton Velvet Square, 9x12, for $35.
NEW TAILORED SLITS
For Ladies and Misses
SHIRTWAISTS AND SRIRTS
In Endless Variety
HART. SCHAFFNER & MARX
We have one o f the largest and best se-
looted stocks o f tailored suits we have ever
had, all made up in 1910 styles and fabrics.
We can suit you in every way. Suits for
Ladies and Misses and special suits for extra
large Indies who have always before had to
have their suits made to order.
Shirtwaists, neat spring styles of Lawn,
Linen, Silk. etc., trimmed witli lace and em-
broidery, tucked and plain, for
50c, 75c, 85c, $1. $1.25 and up.
You will not want to be out of the swim
when it comes to
SUITS THE VERY NEWEST
$ 9 .7 5 . $ 1 0 . $ 1 2 .
$15. $ 20
SPRING COATS AND JACKETS
FOR-MISSES AND LADIES
Manhattan
Shirts
$2, $2.50, $3 and up.
SUITS FOR MEN
NEW EASTER TOGS
and we know ot nothing that will please you
better-m ake you feel that you are as well
or better dressed than any special tailored
suit could make you - than a Hart, Schatfner
& Marx suit for $18. $20. $22 and $15.
r,f1thiSi9pr1nt?’3 9t> les for *6.
$ •. $8, $9, $10, $12 and up.
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Hats