LOCAL —
C. A. McGargar and family
Important Church Meetings,
are spending Rose Festival week „
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in Portland
! ,Se! Vlce8 vvl11 be h*’ 1 llt ,h e Bap
tist church on Saturday” evening
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, | W. E. Chown and family are
r<;; rr.ir.p;
$80.0) per month straight sa.- jn por(j;.nj this week attending at 8 o’elo'd: ar.d
•ary and expenses, to men with | the Rose £ how and visiting re at 11:15, by Rev. Hargraves, of
Hood River. These meetings are
rig, to 'introduce our Poultry latives.
Remedies. lDen’ t answer unless
{The Misses Mattie Hudson and °* importance to the church goers
Cyou mean business.
Eureka Rose Whitson left for Portland of Mosier, as an effort will be
-Poultry Food M fg Co. (Incorpor yesterday to attend the Rose made to unionize, or bring to-
Carnival.
mother the members of all de-
ated.) East St. Louis, 111,
A. L. Sundborg and family, L. nominations under one pastor.
Lamb ^n<l A^.tjiosser are taking As the membership i f anyone
LUMBER TOR SALE.
in the Rose Festival at Portland
denomination is not sufficient to
The Hammond Lumber Com this week.
maintain a pastor, by combining,
pany of White Salmon, Wash.,
J. K. McGregor and wife re
will sell dimension ltimber.hr and turned last evening from Portland the services ol a competent
ipine. delivered on the beach at where they spent several days pastor can be secured, and the
‘either the Mosier or Bateham’s seeing the sights of the Rose
Carnival.
•landing, for $13 per thousand
The Second Team of hall tos-
ffeet. Parties intending to build
sers will play Poling’ s team at
will find it to their advantage to
The Dalles tomorrow, and the Mo
tonsult J. M. DENNY, at Mosier, sier team will play a return game
'Oregon.
with Lyle next Sunday on the
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local diamond.
3 miles south of MoSier.
F o r B a l e : A Chicago steel
'range, little used.
Will sell
‘Cheap. Inquire at Bulletin office.
Mrs. J. L. Craton was a visitor
fin Hood River on Monday.
J. K. McGregor was a passen
ger on Tuesday’s local for Port
land.
Walter Fessenden left on Sun
day for an extended visit in Illi
nois.
Mrs. R. M. Ross returned on
Tuesday from, a visit with friends
•in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Root left
•Monday for Portland, where they
attended the Rose Festival.
Mrs. Josiah Osburn and daugh
ter, Miss Mallei, were visitors in
'in Hood River on Monday last.
Lee Evans returned borne last
Saturday from a months’ visit
with relatives and friends at
Alsea.
George Steelsmith came up
from Portland Sunday and spent
the day on his ranch southeast
of town.
Special
Prices
The great sw ift eagle in the sky,
A monarch who can storms defy.
His graceful movements, strength o f
'ing.
His daring dips, his long, smooth skim,
No more from crag and peak so high
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Can lie give iorin Ins monarch cry;
Excelled, he hangs his head in shame.
Children’s Day Exercises. .
For man has conquered his domain
The Union Sunday School will With the sw ift moving areoplane.
have their An ii iR.Ch.itkci.’sDa.,
exercises next Sunday morning
at 10 A. M., the regular Sunday
School hour. An interesting and
instructive exercise has been pre
pared. Parents of the children
and all friends of the Sunday
school are cordiallv invited.
Have a Stale Land Inspector.
Having read both articles in j
the Portland papers about the
tuture of Oregon as regards the j
eastern people making invest-1
ments here in either fruit or|
grain land given protection from !
unscrupulous land company’ s
sales agents, I would suggest
1 that the various commercial or- j
B ganizations in the state club to-
Jt gether and employ a man whose
g capabilities in that line of work
* would be such that he would be
= competent to pass his unbiased
* judgment on any such property
1 placed on sale.
ft Have a rule or law passed
\ that would compel any company
* offering a plat of land for sale to
J furnish the land inspector a full
* and complete report of the con-
15 . dition of such land with all in-
2 formation necessary for the care-
§ ful guidance of anyone wanting
E X P E R T W E L L D R IL L E R
<5 to purchase. Also, the land
salesmen file a duplicate copy of
their land with the secretary of
All work guaranteed
the
commercial
organization
nearest to the location of the
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land.
The Commercial -Club
could then make a reliable report THE DALLES
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ORE.
on said land to the inquirer and
Address 402 W 7th St.
also to the land agent.
P acific P hone
On all lines for month
o f JUNE.
$15, $18 and 20.00
Suits at
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S ale :—T ho re a g h b red
Want to Know About Mosier.
•Buff Orpington rooster and two
Among the inquiries recently
•hens. $6.00 for trio.
received
by the Commercial Club
M rs . B auer ,
F or
Dethroned.
expanse, shared equally, would
be a small matter.
An urgent invitation is extend
ed to all interested in church
work to be present at these
meetings.
Must have more room.
Alex. Stewart,
A. E. LAKE’S
| Men’s Furnishings Goods
one is from Rev. William
Craig, I). I)., LL. I)., of Ne
York City, who wishes to invest
in fruit land. He is coming to
attend the convention of the
Christian church in Portland in
July, and delegates to that con
vention are asked to look him
up anq get him interested in *
Mosier.
Roy E. Miller writes to ask if
there is an opening for work
here. He is a student'of Wash
ington State College, Horticul
tural Department, and wishes
more practical experience. Ad
dress Mt. Hood Hotel, Hood
River.
Mosier, Oregon.
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Married at Castle Rock
On Tuesday of this week oc
curred the marriage of Mr. Percy
L. Arthur, Mosier’ s popular drug
gist, to Miss Gertrude Randall,
of Castle Rock, Wash. After a
short honeymoon the couple will
arrive in Mosier, probably, tomor
row night, when they will no
doubt be given a warm welcome j
by Percy’s friends. The Bulletin
man wishes them many years of
wedded bliss.
Sunday’s Ball Came.
Mrs. J. H. Porter left last
The game between Mosier and
Monday for Seaside, where she
Belmont-Under wood teams play-
will recuperate and gain a much
ed here last Sunday, resulted in
needed rest.
a score of 6 to 5 in favor of the
Mrs. V. C. Young and Mrs. visitors, who scored one in the
Geo. Young went to Portland first inning, but couldn’ t get
Tuesday to take in the sights home again until the eighth, tin
during Rose Carnival week.
Mosier boys having everything
their
own way in the meantime
Miss Sarah Clement, who was
putting
five men across the plate.
engaged as teacher in the primary
department of the school at An- Pitcher ('lay Harvey stayec the
telope, returned home last week. entire game for Mosier and lost
some of his force in the closing
I)r. N. Johnson and wife, J. innings. The visitors had two
M. Elliott and Miss Blanche Ross men in the box. Our boys play
were passengers on Monday ed a mighty good game all thru,
afternoon’s local for Portland to witli one or two exceptions
attend the Rose festival.
These exceptions, however, di
J. E. Cole and family left not lose the game for Mosier
Monday morning for a visit with i It was an umpire’s game at the
relatives in Portland. J. E. Cole last. Umpire Harvey’s decisions
it expected home today, while were fair and gave satisfaction;
his family will spend a couple of but oh! what a difference when
the visitors put their umpire
months at the seashore.
Much sport was had this week (who, by the way, was the man
shooting and spearing
carp, ager of their team) behind the
which came in with the overflow box. Why our boys “ stood” for
onto the bottoms below the rail it. we don’ t know. Perhaps it
may have been because, with a
road. A number of quite large
score of 5 to 1 at the first of the
fish were got in this manner.
| eighth inning, there seemed little
The new Mosier Creek bridge cba,,c® "• the visitors winning
lout. But that’s where they got
is finished and ready for travel.
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, fooled, as the umpire’s decision
While the Dalles-Mosier road | stands.
along the Columbia can be trav-
However, taken all together,
eled with teams, it is not yet it was a very good game, and
u|»ened and will probably not b e ; while the Mosier rooters were
rea.ly for the public for a month : {''«•ppointed at the outcome, our
boys fully demonstrated that
or two.
| t|)ey C())1|(i |)tlt up a stiff game
Mrs. Nancy A. Hunter and her j and are satisfied that with con
daughter, Miss Lenora, left Tues ditions equal, they could outplay
I the combination.
day for Portland, where they
I The gate receipts were fairly
will take in the Rose Carnival. ■* satisfactory, only a few insisting
Miss Hunter will also attend the on seeing the gaitie without pay-.
Convention of Postmasters which ing for the privilege,
is being held there Ibis week.
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Prof. J. H. Daly, who lias ju s t,
finished a successful term as!
principal of the Antelope High
School, spent the first of thej
Week in Mosier, the guest in the
family of Mrs. C. C. Clement,
in the Grand View neighborhood.
Parasols
p A t tne n e x t m e e tin g o f our
leg islatu re i t woum ue a goou
jf men to nave sucn an o in cecreateu
$15,
Suits
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than has been offered in many a
long day. We know we can
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please you if you will only give
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and
$20
I us the chance.
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Fire Insurance
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B a r b e r S ho p
J. E. COLE.
undersigned at the store o f A. Stewart,
in Mosier, Wasco county, Oregon, \
within six months from the date o f j
this notice.
is worth vviiat he pays for it, and
will produce crops successfully ac-
— * cording to what is to be planted.
The Dalles Business Men’s As-
yi soeiation have been doing some
i work to protect the unguided
B buyer, and as the Portland Com-
« merciul Club is getting behind
^ this movement, we feel more en-
4 couraged and we can see how
" well our state can be placed in
¡J such a position that the irrespons-
Jj idle schemer who has no interest
5 in the welfare and future of Ore-
* gon will have to give way to men
of honest propositions and stabil
ity.
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This work cannot be outlined
J in a day or a week, but eventu-
A j ally will become perfected, and
B Oregon will be a state to point to
\ that is not afraid to tell the peo-
5 pie what is good or bad.
C. T. BENNETT, 7
JOHN G. ZOLLS
Mosier,
reliable service.
We solicit your business on the basis of “ A Square Deal” .
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M oney to loan on improved property.
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Periodicals,
Stationery,
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Oregon
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THE PARIS
.se «s to givi- the lute buyer!« good B!*-
' sortaient to jiiok from.
We have all
R ugs
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Done with neatness and dispatch
Hood River
laundry
te line in all the new
and medium grade*.
regon
ADVERTISE
Company
J. E. OOI.E. Mosnsn
A gent
IN YOUR
Home Paper
L.
W . CLYMER
P A IN T E R
WORK
AND
DECORATOR
C O N T R A C T S S O L IC IT E D
M o s ie r
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| drop in and renew your subscrip.
GUARANTEED
1 tion to the B u l l e t i n .
You w a n t
O r e g o n f the paper and we
need
the
money.
LOCAL TIME-TABLE
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No. 17, at 5:30 p. m., flag stop| prepared to put down open wells
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A. E. N egus .
MOSIER, OREGON
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“ FINE LAUNDRY W O R K ’’
Rates $1.00 per day and up
Novelties,
Subscriptions for all publications at the lowest rates
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OREGON
on Sundays only for Hood River in a? y
o f t,ie surrounding
country. Has a complete outfit,
and Portland.
including pijie cutting and tffread*
Oregon
ing tools. Does all kinds of ce*
ment, rock and concrete wfirk.
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Has had 30 years’ experience in
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the wel1 business- May be found
and School Supplies.
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MOSIER
Good Accommodations
Mosier Book Store
S urgeon
N O T A R Y P U B L IC
crete Work
JOHN W E L L B E R G . Prop.
Booll\S,
and
' H. G . K IB B E E
SONS
&
Hood River
C igars ,
T obacco
C andy , and S oft D rinks
P ool and B illiards
S. E. Francisco, Prop.
We are here to stay, know values, and can offer you
P hysician
Contractors in Stone, Brick and Con
Is the place to get your choice
M O S IE R F R U IT L A N D S A S P E C IA L T Y
DAVID ROBINSON, M. D.
Dated June 6, 1911.
TH E OAKS
R E A L E ST A T E
I
Administrator.
SUNSET M AGAZINE FOR
JUNE
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I n A p p l e L and , by Walter V.
Woehlke. Beautifully illustrated X
in tour
four colors.
T he B iggest 2
«i m
W orld , by Frank
t
J o b in t h e W
B Savile—the pre:
present status o f the i
a Partama Canal. T he S pell , by
the Williamsons.
Ask your News Dealer.
co.
M O SIER
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
w im p ro p er anu j u & l law s as
In the matter o f the estate o f Mrs.
wiim u oem iig to such a proposi
tion aim Py tne e x p e rim e n t Be M. J. Huskey, deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that j Razors put in tirst-class condition.
ing laiven up Lty the ciuus now,
tney vvoulu u erive such e x p e n - the undersigned has been appointed by
ence tn a t a t tne tim e tile leg'isia- the County Coart o f the State o f Ore-
tu re wonlu m eet they woulu nave K° n for Wasco county, administrator of
alm ost a periecL m ea o i WHat j t^le esta(® ° f Mrs-
J. Huskey, de-
would Ue a good a n il safe law t o 1 ceased-
convince tne eastern m an th a t
A l‘ per80ns havin« claims a*fainst .
w een lie Uuys land in U reg on sa,d estate are hereby notnied t0 Pre*
th a t he is g e ttin g som ething tn a t sent the same> Properly verified, to the
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Children’s Day was very ap
propriately
observed
at thei
Christian Church last Sunday
evening, the program Iieing ren
$8.00 Paraaola, special price
$1 9N
dered almost entirely by the
$‘.•.00 Parasols, special price
- $4.00
children of the Sundav School.
$2,26 Paraaola, a|>< cial price
• $1.75
There being no services in the
Many others priced in the a:ime pro
other church,
the
Christian
portion.
Church was well filled by inom-
!>ers of all denominations. The
Methodist ami Baptist Sunday
Schools will hold their Children’ s
Day exercises next Sunday even- I We an* keeping our millinery stock up
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Millinery
m g r
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\V e have a large and complete line «if tonda o f amall ahap« », ulao u large as-
A full amt compu
Parasola from a ten cent one up to a
»ortment o f largì’ »hap« » trimmed and colorings in high
high grade silk. We have some o f
untrimmod.
We can save you
theae we are otTeringut a big reduction
m g. Call and be
in prices.
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Notary Public
Black 1771
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Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co.
E. A .
Alex. Stewart
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These suits of clothes are big
special values.
We are giving
more for the money in
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kretzer .
DR.
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PHYSICIAN
DU M BLE
a n d
HOOD RIVER
SURGEON
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OREGON
Will practice in Mosier and
May be reached by long dis*
tance phone, Home phone 61.
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H O O D R IV E R S L A R G E S T & B E S T S T O R E
Miscellaneous
Low Cut Shoes
Regular oc toilet soap, three bars
Men's io.UO Panamas
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10c
$4.00
Men’ s high grade mercered under
from $5 to $10 on a
shirts. $1.25 grade
convinced.
76c grade
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75c
45 c
yoke ate trimmed with Val. lace pleat
The time o f year is here to wear ed. The garment is further trimmed
low shoes. W e have them in all with a dainty embroidery in front and
leathers, tan, black, gun-metal, ( finished with peArl buttons.
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white kid and 6 to 14. Special price
patent leather,
white canvas.
Blue
Sizes are
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$1.00
chambray dress trimmed with
plaid gingham and a beautiful design
Men’s Hues
One hundred and < ightydifferent style»
and shat» » to pick from.
eolori-'g».
All the new
If yon nro hard to suit in a
hat come to ns.
P alm er’s
B o y ’s Clothing
Hammocks , We have a nice line o f b oy 's suits
in
Wr carry thi
ine because
blue serge, fancy mixtures o f grey and
best line m
in this cou
tan, many containing two pair o f pants
You can surely find have them
one to suit j , u in this immense line.
and up.
nit grades
well made, cut good 2nd roomy.
erately priced.
Mod
Children’s
Dresses
o f embroidery forming a yoke effeet,
comes in sizes 6 to 14. special price $1.00
Blue gingham trimmed with plaid ging
ham.
Below
the
square yoke
dainty embroidery design.
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New Japt
enese sleeve. 6 to 14 years, price $1.00
Made o f good quality ginghams in
blue and white, and lavender
and white.
14, price
$ 1.00