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AT COST Church of Christ Notes. Go to the Mosier Lumber Co. Surprise Party University of Oregon for your sash, doors, srceens etc. The citizens o f Mosier and vi- The University office this year A surprise party was given will give especial attention to its i cinity are asked to worship with Miss Grace Higley on Wednesday We evening. About fifteen o f her A W I L L S E L L for cash or exchange press service in the interest o f us at the Christian Church. fo r good faon my business in Portland tax-pavers, the idea being that welcome you also into the Sun- young friends gathered at her valued at $20,000.00, now earning about , . .. . , 1 , 0 , . , , , . • citizens helping in the support ot day School unless you already at- home to help her celebrate her . $3500.00 per year. Income can be doub iled with amaU additional inveatment. State institutions have a right to tend somewhere else, birthday anniversary, a n d a N o competition. Congenial work and . .. . . , , ,, Services every Lordsday both most enjoyable time was had. *asy to manage. Requires no skilled , know intimately what those in- ; help. Write for full particulars and stitutions are offering in return, morning and evening. jive description ox.your of,your property. -give property, 703 oj ‘ A. C. C o r b i n , Besides the residence work o f Reg. Price Special i Board of Trade Bldg.. Portland, Ore. Oscar Stranahan, youngest son Pastor. fered in Law, Medicine, Engi 2 1-2 in. Wagons with holster spring and o f C. H. Stranahan, met with a W. II. KERSLAKE, Mgr. neering, and the various courses $85.00 W A N T E D -R E A L ESTATE spring seat, $100.00 serious accident at The Dalles! Change in Real Estate Firm in the Liberal Arts Colleges, the 110.00. 90.00 2 3-4 in. Wagons, same as above, A T T E N T IO N . O W N E R S O N L Y „ fr> j. P , lhursday night, in which he lost We deal in improved and unimproved The firm of Burggraf & W ilier t . . . . . 95.00 VW a n t e d — In the Mosier, White Sal- University offers special work in 115.00 3-in. Wagons, same as above, his leg. According to tne train- fruit land in Mosier district. Send for ■ mon or Lyle district, an ummiiroved Correspondence Study, for the dealers in real estate, changed 75.00 3-in. half truck, gear only, wide tire. 95.00 men, young Stranahan was rid • tract o f land. If you really -want to benefit o f all those unable to its name again last week, when our Booklet o f Bargains. 120.00 , 135.00 ing on the bumpers of the fast arell and ate not simply willing to, ans avail themselves o f residence its junior member, Felix A. P w e r this, giving full particulars, lowest mail train and fell under the All o f these courses are| Wilfert, sold his interest in the MOSIER, - - ORE. 100.00 top and brake, 125.00 ¡prices, terms and address F. M. Mosier, study, wheels as the train was pulling free o f cost to the student en- company to N. P. Sturgess. The iFuPefciu. 28-4 110.00 100.00 15-16th Studebaker Buggy, same .as apove, | into The Dalles. He was found | rolling and taking the work, e x -' firm name will now he Burggraf 15-16th ~ ■“ ** -- 100.00 85.00 | by a brakeman a few minutes) Studebaker Juniors, 8,50 ■6-50 cept for a small amount to cover1 & Sturgess. LOST | after the accident occurred, roll-1 postage, the total cost to each j ing about in agony in front o f ; Tw o Duroc Jersey pigs about student being one dollar for each Central Telephone Changed the Umatilla House. An ambu »a foot high. Finder kindly no- course enrolled in. The only re The central telephone office has lance was summoned and the in rtify M. L. Clement. quirement for admission to any been changed from the post office jured man taken to The Dalles course is ability to carry on the across the street to Geo. Cham Miss" Lurline h ° a» h f ’ wh* re was pi.ven im' Now is the time to look up | work and profit by the instruction berlain’s office. mediate medical attention and' your subscriptions for Maga given. In every case instruction Fisher will be “ Hello” giri 1 his father communicated with by 1 zines. Ask for catalog o f Cut is personal; the student receives For sale by Burggraf & W il i telephone. The latter caught Rates. tf individual attention. J. K. McGregor and Felix A. To The Tax Payers of Wasco County A. J. Derby the 11:55 east hound train and fert in all parts o f Mosier Dis U n iv e r s ity Correspondence W ilfert were business visitors in M o s ie r B o o k S t o r e . j Notice is hereby given that the arrived in The Dalles a few hours trict. Fine Bargains. See us L aw yer Study is proving popular through Portland the first o f the week. Equalization Board for Wasco County, after the accident. The injured before buying elsewhere. We will convene in’session at the Court out the state, and is immensely L. H. Wilson, D. P. Harvey leg was so badly mangled that it have small and large tracts. Ten HOOD R IVER L. Lamb is attending the Fair valuable not only to Public and - OREGON * House in The Dalles, Oregon, on Mon- and W. E. Huskey attended the was found necessary to amputate acre tracts that we can sell you | day, Oct. 17th, 1910, at 9 A. M., for ;a tT h e Dalles this week. High School teachers, Study ■the purpose o f equalizing assessments, Fair at The Dalles on Wednesday, it just below the knee. The at the right price on easy terms. R. B. Watson, o f Seattle, is Clubs, farmers and individuals and correcting any. errors that may a|>- Ed. Woods, o f Portland, spent y °unff man stood the operation All correspondence promptly pear upon the Tax Roil of said Wasco }here visiting his friend, Roy who never expect to avail them Tuesday night in town with his well and 's reported as Yecover- answered. We will take care of County, for the year 1910. selves o f residence study, hut al JViacey. N otary Public Said Board o f Equalization will re parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. R. ing as well as could be expected. you. so to those preparing to matric D. T). Hail was a Imsiness vis - Hood River News. main in session for the period o f one and Woods. ulate at the University. A con week, or longer if necessary to com i t o r in Portland the first of the Fire Insurance crete example is offered in the plete its work. iweek. The Reliable Dealers Oregon Mosier experience o f James Ryder, of J. W . K o o n t z Alva Craft, o f Portland, was Newberg. Last January Ryder County Assessor for Wasco County. T « W O N D E R l a w ?£ MOSIER - - OREGON »shaking hands with friends in registered f o r Correspondence T ---- H E B l B i K L I f l _______________ H T E S T L IG H T I I A l l B u s in e s s e n t r u s t e d to T H E W H lT fe H T L I G H T ! /town yesterday. T H E B T K O f.G E S T L I G H T l A N D S U P P L IE S O F The Mosier Lumber Co. can study in Analytical Geometry, T he C are of the T H E C T IK A P K 8 T L I G H T i T H IS C L J L A N fc S T V I G i l a ! fill your-orders for -lime, cement, and the papers which he sent in 81* tim e s b r ig h te r th an e le c Sanitary Fittings t r ic it y , gaa o r o rd in a ry o i l lam ps. W a n t e d :—F irst c l a s s fresh A L L K I N D S IN S T O C K brick and plaster. CUftMtf COMMON KCRGSCriC£; __ milch cow. Address Ed. L. were high grade. Upon enter S IM P L E , SAPK.CANNOT EXPLORE. An A il «B rass Lamp, Hand« ing the University for residence ■Howe, Mosier, Ore. som aly M ads. F< r Humes, Stores. of The Dalles, Oregon S ch ools, lla l l s and Churches. JAS. E. COLE, Agent work this fall, the work which CUTS U G H T U G B ILLS IX H A L F ! B o r n . — On Wednesday morn- W IL L HAVE PROMPT ATTENTION IOO-Oandlo P ow er, 8 Lou rs fo r he did last year in Analytical Evary U ser Am aied I Buy ODO o r Jng, Oct. 5, 1910, in Mosier, to < pital - - $100,000.00; M o s i e r . O r e g o n wore for your owu home. Geometry entitled him to take Surplus and undivid Mrs. John Lantry, a son. the course in Calculus, a regular ed profits - 100,000.00 Dr. C. A. Macrum came up Sophomore Engineering subject. J. S. SCHENCK, P resident Razors put in first-class condition. /from Portland yesterday to spend The backbone o f an Engineering E d M. W illiams M ax A. V ogt ••a few days on his fruit ranch. course is made up of required Pictures and Picture Frames Vice Pres. Cashier Mosierites in Hood River on courses which must he taken I Monday were E. N . Stroup, W. in sequence, and must ail he REGISTER! completed before the degree in E. Chown, John Evans and Win. All voters who failed to regis Engineering can he given. The .Marsh. ter before primary election, who j Engineering degree proper is not should be in every modern bathroom. R. M. Ross and w ife and J. K. ¡given in any o f the larger insti-1 want to vote at the November D AV ID ROBINSON. M. D. Not merely healthy in their construc McGregor and w ife drove over tutions under five years o f re The tion, hut neat and cleanly in their ap election, must register. to The Dalles yesterday to attend pearance. W e are ex a r t sanitary registration l«w)ks are now open quired work. It is so at t lie ( P hysician a n d S urgeon * 1 the Fair. Plumbers with a practical reputation, at Cole’s Book Store. They will 1. Horse Racing $1500.00 University o f Oregon. But the I? '• and a record for excellent work. W e be closed on October 17. There Mrs. A. M. Roop returned yes- advanced standing of one yean MOSIER - OREGON ilo new plumbing or attend to repairs in 2. A ir Ship Flying is no excuse tor a person failing h terday from a month’ s visit with which Ryder received on account a most workmanlike manner. Our 3. Auto Races $500.00 He might friends and relatives in Polk o f his Correspondence work, \ charges, considering the quality o f our I to register in time. he excused for failing to pay his work, are admittedly low. jeounty. coupled with Summer work, i f ( 4. Band Concerts taxes, or dying, or lying, or com Judge Barton arrived in town he wishes to take it, will make j 5. Theatrical Attractions mitting murder, or most any old G o u ld a S nyd er , G e o . H a a c k e , P re s . it possible for him to graduate in 1 •yesterday from Woodstock and 6. Stock Exhibitions Cash Prizes thing, but. never for failing t o ; '.went out to his ranch southeast three years, and receive his regu- All kinds o f Building H O O D R IV E R - - O R E G O N register or failing to vote after] lar Engineering degree in four 7. Fruit, Grain, Vegetables Cash Prizes •of town. Material on har.d, in registering. Therefore, Regis- j years, which time is ordinarily I $1500.00 Cash for Premiums W a n t e d : — A good homestead cluding lath and shingles lerl required for simple graduation. JOHN G. ZOLLS & SONS .relinquishment. Call at Bulletin This course, however, he would Estimates given for ma Send For Speed ' office or write, stating price and not be able to pursue if he had I Contractors in Stone, Brick and Con ¡3r0p into the B ulletin offiec terial for building. . . Program T o ‘ giving full description. crete Work not already worked off this and get a receipt f or year’s M O S I E R - - O R E G O N Hood River * - Orego n W. H. Kerslake was down from course in Freshman Mathematics subscription. his ranch yesterday. W. H. is before entering. Improve your correspondence. Lise Good Stationery ■ .pretty busy with his new house W e ll W ork W e have the Best. Also Books, Pictures and ' .and doesn’ t get to town often. N. P. Sturgess is building a W ell D one Picture Frames, Post Cards and Novelties Mr. Speer, who is work combination garage and wood house at the rear o f his lot on in g on the telephone line in The AndXcomplete.line o f School Supplies j The undersigned is thoroughly Dalles, came down Sunday and Main street. ! prepared to put down open w-ells M o s i e r B o o k S t o r e . J spent the day with his family at Felix W ilfert left on Tuesday in any part o f the surrounding A place where all may enjoy a quiet hour at pool or card table. M o s ie r : : O regon i -Grand View. for llood River, where lie will country. Has a complete outfit, A fine line o; Gold Soft Drinks, Cigars and Tobacco on hand. including pipe cutting and thread- 1 Why ruin your eyes with a remain a few days and then go We treat our patrons courteously and invite the public to drop ■ ing tools. Does all kinds o f ce- poor light? Buy a Wonder and on to Portland, where lie intends in and make themselves at home. j ment, rock and concrete work. -*4 •)•+*- .-.ik:».*.'*»:'«'-3* «IMWI«»- I give your home a good light. to spend the Winter. Remember the place, downstairs, under Stroup’ s Hall. ; Has had 30 years’ experience in Your friends will appreciate it as S. W. Heppner and little son the well business. May he found well as yourself. tf - - - are in town, from llood River.. by addressing him at The Dalles, Sigmund Frank the head of Mr. Heppner is taking orders for “ Ore., or inquire at Maier & I the firm o f Meier & Frank, of the Washington Nursery. He is ft Schanno’ s store, The Dalles, Or. •»- ’ Portland, died at his home last their most successful salesman. A. E. N egus . Ï DEALER IN V» 1 Tuesday night, aged 60 years. Read “ TH E S PIR IT OF ID A k Heart failure and kidney trouble HO” . by Arthur W. North, D R . H. L. BU M BLE “ G R E A T E R T H A N GOLD” (the ; caused his death. harnessing o f Western Rivers) ‘ Mrs. A. L. Gove, and the by Clayton M. Jones, in OCTO P H Y S IC IA N a n d S U R G E O N Misses Bertha Booth and Lucilia BER S U N S E T M AGAZINE. T Brackett are attending teachers' Now on sale on all news stands, HOOD R IVER OREGON institute at The Dalles this week, 15 cents. > consequently there has been no Miss Evaline Ijams came up < school since last Monday. Will practice in Mosier and from Portland last Saturday and Elmer Root and family, Mrs. spent Sunday with her sister, May he reached hy long dis John Wellberg, Mrs. Floyd Al- Mis. Kerrow. Site was accom , tance phone, Home phone 61. panied by her friend, Miss Flor . effetti«», rt -•+++*" lington and Mrs. Ruscher, le e ence Knapp. 'Evans, E. J. Middleswart and ROMEI H B U M O M M • Chas. Grosser went to The Dalles M IL L IN E R Y . This department is supplied with the , yesterday to take in the Fair. We have one the finest lines of winter Dress Good* largest stock in the city and at the most reasonable prices and Shirt Waist materials ever displayed in the city, and Ralph Duvall and w ife arrived All the newest creations at a good, big saving to you in at the very lowest prices. We are anxious to have you in Mosier on Wednesday from price. H O O D R IV E R ’S O N E P R IC E D S T O R E I Oregon City, italph doesn’ t like investigate. the valley—too much rain and mud. Says he will come hack here to live if he can secure a Other makes for $7.75. $8.00. $9.00. $10.00. $12.00, and $15.00. Good clothes don’ t make the man. but they do give f house. Overcoats for Men and Boys for $6.00, 7.00. 8.00, 10.( h :, 12.00. 15.CO others a better opinion of a fellow who wears them, es and 18.00 to $25.00; ones o f Hart. Schaffner & Marx make. Coats, Capes, and Dresses. Dozens o f the most be * Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Keith, of pecially if it is a HART. SCHAFFNEU & MARX suit. Wauconda, Wash., arrived in coming styles in this Fall’s new weaves and colors for W e’ re proud of the appearance o f the men we clothe. 1 Mosier Tuesday evening and wall W e’ re glad to have them' compared with any men any $8.00, 10.00. 12.00, 15.00 and up. We have never had spend a few days visiting refci Some o f the nico ;t little suits you have ever seen. Neat, stylish, ser- where in the world, so far as good clothes go. Hart, -tives. The Keiths are pioneers such a splendid assortment before and we know we cin vioeable suits of this Fall’s newest weaves. All a os from 2 years up: Schaffner & Marx make the host clothes in the world, o f Eastern Washington, having please you and fit you right. and in pric * from $1.50 up to $9.00. V e would I ke pleasure in show- they’ re styles are distinctive and correct: the man that settled there about 40 years ago. ing you these even though you do rot went to hu just now. We want wears them has a look o f “ class” and distinction which No extra charge for alterations. , They are on their way to Tfir- you to see the big values we are offering. can he had in no other clothes. All the new weaves in Mock, Cal., to spend the Winter, Browns. Grays, Blues and Fancy Mixtures. Guaranteed a id also with a view o f locating All-Wool for $18. $2D. and $25. ¡|h aCVrarmer climate. LOCAL — The M o s i e r Hills During the month o f September I w ill sell Studebaker Wagons, Hacks Land Orchard and Buggies at prices below:— Company For Cash, & Fruit Lands Alex. Stewart, Mosier, Oregon, Stewart Alex. Burggraf & Sturgess LAMPS nr First National Bank MOSIER B a rb er Shop J. E. COLE. at T H E D ALLE S, Oregon, 1910 5 days, October 4 to 8, inclusive - Mosier Lumber Co. JUDD S. FiSH, Secretary The P ass-T im e E. N. STROUP, Prop’r I A. E. L The Popular Clothier ' T he Men’s Cloth in f, Furnishings f and Shoes TH E D ALLES, OREGON PINES HOTEL MR. C. A. FREY. Prop. Good Accommodations Rates $1.00 per day and up OREGON Corner 2ml and Washington Sts. V MOSIER IMOSIER OREGON I TH E P A R I S F A I R Men’s and Boys’ Suits Ladies’ and Misses’ Suits Bovs’ Suits