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Cost Prices
New Pastor for Iir.manuel Church
The installation o f Rev. J. li.
Hargraves as pastor of the Ini-
! inanusl f'h'irch will take place
on Snndac, August 6th, at the
Mosier Lots
Fon S a l b :—T w o fractions o f
lots. Sightly views and dead [usual hour of morning service,
/•heap. Apply to J. K. MeGregor, ¡11:15. It is expected that the
[services will be conducted by
Monier, Or.
Rev. E. M. Sharp, pastor o f Ml,
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I'alsn1 Presbyterian < diurch, Port-
Notice, Farmers.
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land, and a large attendance to
1 am in the market for poultry | welcome Mr. Hargraves and hear
-of all kinds. Address, G. B. i ibni give his opening address, t
Cline, Mosier, Or., or inquire at wj|| |,e much desired.
N. p, Sturgess’ office, Mosier.
Three weeks ago Mr. and Mrs.
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R. VV. Raymond attended services
F or S a l e ;-A young Jersey- j ¡n the Immanuel Church. Mr.
Holstein cow, giving about three Raymond is head o f the intlus-
jgallons of rich milk per day. 1 (.rial bureau of the Portland Corn-
Will sell at reasonable figure. tnerdal Club and as a result, Mr.
Inquire of Dick Fisher at the j Hargraves received an invitation
livery stable, Mosier, Ore.
! from C. C. Chapman to address
F or S a l e : - A t a bargain, one j the Oregon development league
bay team, weight aliout 1400 lbs. |
| at its annual convention in
True to pull. Address, C. A. Astoria, Aug. 16th. The inci
Brown, or inquire at B u l l e t in dent is a gratifying tribute to the
worth o f our new pastor, Mr.
office.
Hargraves, and we are pleased
F or S a l e ;-A good saddle horse. to noljce it a8 8Uch.
Cheap, i f taken at once. Inquire i
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o f R. I). Chatfield, at Packing j
C h a u s s e t t e S o c ia l
House, Mosier.
now
Men’s $5.00 Shoes,
Boys’ $2.75
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85c.
60c.
Ortley Items.
Miss Mary E. Fowler, o f Port
land, spent her week’s vacation
h'-re, returning home Sunday.
S. P. Carlisle, of Ashland, Ore
gon, arrived Tuesday, with a
, view to making this his future
I home.
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Lieutenant Lee Stewart of
Bremerton Navy Yard, purchased
5 acres of Mosier View Orchard
land.
$3.90
$2.25
70c
45c
Overalls
Work Shirts
Cash Prices Only
W. E. CHOWN ;
Mosier
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Special
Prices
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all lines for month
JUNE. _
Must have more room.
Miss Katie Fory, of Hood River,
has been spending the past week
visiting friends.
Ore
Mi*s Virginia Gaynor, o f Port
land has been spending the past
several days here. She is con
templating the erection o f a
modern bungalow on her orchard
tract.
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[ $15, $18 and20.00 (
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Suits at
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Alex. Stewart,
The streets in town are now
being graded and will soon be
open for traffic.
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W. W. Fields lias started work
A. E. LAKE’S
| Men’s Furnishings
Following is the program for a 1
Store
F or S a l e :—Y oung Jersey cow,
gentle, in good milk. Inquire Sock Social and Musicale, to lie
p i F, A. Shogren, Mosier.
| given at the home of Mr.and Mrs.
F or SALE:-Team hay horses, \ lex Stewart on the evening of
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weight 1150 each. Good workers. Aug. 9, at 8 o’clock:
Inquire at Bulletin office.
PROGRAM
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Mosier, Oregon.
room house on his
i on town an lot eight
and expects to have il
l
G oods
finished within 60 days.
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Prominent visitors in Ortley,
investing in orchards, are J. T.
Hillman o f New York City, who
is making an extended
toiir
through the northwest
and
Alaska.
Lieutenant Colonel C. W. Ken
nedy o f the U. S. Infantry,
stationed at Fort Haines, Alaska,
purchased tracts of Mosier Orch
ard lands.
Ortley is becoming popular
among Army and Navy officers
as a place to live on retiring
from the service, and bids fair
to become a second San Diego,
for retiring officers.
The Man who Whispers down a W ell
About the Goods he has to Sell,
Will never Reap the shining Dollars
Like he who climbs a Tree and
H o llers.-M o ral, A D V E R T IS E .
/ T H E D A LLE S , OREGON |
F or S a l e :-T wo
full
These suits of clothes are big
grown Piano duett.............. C l e o p a t r a «
Mrs. J. P. Ross, Miss Ross
Poland China hogs. Call or ad
dress, Mrs. T. W. DeBussey. Vocal solo...... I 1 st A ’ w e a r y in ’ $
for Y o u - Mrs. J. H. Porter
Mosier, Ore.
Violin solo................. BE R CU E SE , T
Robert Scearce
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NOTICE.
Male
Quartette..............
Selected
f
1 will not he held responsible for any
Hood River Quartette
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^lohts eontracted hy any one in my
Piano solo............1 1 , T rovatore ! J
name after this date.
Mrs. J. I*. Ross
f
July 29, 1911.
B ,ltAM ITCKKRINO.
Reading...... A u n t E l f n o r a ’ s ' S
H ero Mrs. A. IL Nehenduhl I
Notice.
Solo . Coon N igh t , B e l o v e d , X
All persons wishing to pack
G ood N ight Mr. T. Lelliott, 2
prunes this year will please bring Guitar solo........... N e l l ie C r a y \
or send their names to our office
Mr. Lee Hunter
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as soon as possible.
Male Quartette.............. Selected \.
Mosier Fruit Growers’ Ass’ n.
Mosier Quartette
special values.
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w o o l ) CUTTERS WANTED,
To cut 200 to 400 cord* of JO-inch
yellow pine wood before Sept. Kith.
See It. M. Rose, Mosier, Ore.
C. S. Stowell, o f Timber Val
ley, Wash., visited on Wednes-1
day with Mrs. N. A. Hunter and
family. Mi-. Stowell is an old;
friend o f the Hunter family.
W e are giving
more for the money in
$15,
Suits
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than has been offered in many a
j
long
$18
day.
and
$20
We know we can
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please you if you w ill only give
l
us the chance.
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Big Fire at The Dalles
A disastrous fire occurred at
; The Dalles last Sunday night,
when the Wasco Milling Co’ s
mill was burned, valued at $120,-
,000, together with the Great
Southern depot, valued at $20,-
00, rolling stock o f the 0. W. R.
& N. Co., the stock yards, sev
eral freight sheds, section house
[ and a quanity o f hay. The
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B \ fire is supposed to have been
N T S
causet* by defective wiring in the
* mill. The estimated loss is $200,-
000, with a partial insurance.
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Mrs. Bert Loomis and little
daughter o f Hood River, and Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Olds, o f Nortl
Yakima, spent Sunday at Ortley.
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P. L. K retzer ,
EXPERT
WELL
Mosier
DRILLER
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Notary Public
and
Fire Insurance
Oregon
MOSIER
B a rb er Shop
All work guaranteed
TH E D ALLE S
Alex. Stewart
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Address 402 W 7th St.
P a c if ic P h o n e
Black 1771
Razors put in first-class condition.
NO TICE TO CREDITORS.
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned has been appointed hy the
County Court o f the State o f Oregon,
for Wasco County, Administratrix of
the estate of Gust. Wm. Johnson, de
ceased.
All persons having claims
against said estate are hereby notified
to present the same, properly verified,
to the undersigned at Mosier, Oregon,
within six months from the date of
this notice.
Dated this 6th day o f July, 1911.
J. E. COLE.
D A V ID ROBINSON, M. D.
P
h y s ic ia n a n d
MOSIER
S u r g eo n
OREGON
B erth a J ohnson ,
Administratrix.
LUMBER
H. G. KIBBEE
JOHN G. ZOLLS & SONS
Mosier and Odell will cross
NOTARY PUBLIC
Regular services at the Christ
Contractors in Stone, Brick and Con
bats on the local diamond next
ian Church. Subject in th e ,
crete Work
Sunday.
m o sie r
- - - O reg o n
morning, Home. Your are cor
Hood River
Oregon
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Mrs E. N. Stroup was up from dially invited to all our services. ■
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Portland a couple o f days this
K. H. S ickafoose ,
“ FINE LAU ND RY W O R K ’’
Done with neatness and dispatch
week visiting friends.
Minister.
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Miss Viola Kuehn.of Portland,
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Hood River laundry Company
W. E. Chown and family left
is spending her vacation here
IN YO U R
J. E. COLE, M osier A g e n t j
Patronize Home Industry
with her sister, Mrs. C. B. Chick, i yesterday for a week’ s vacation
at the coast. L. A. Mathews is
Mrs. Vickers and laughter, ¡holding down the job in his ab
R. F . R O B IN S O N
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Miss Selma, o f TheDalles, visitei sence.
ELECTRICAL
CONTRACTOR
here last Sunday with relatives.
L. W . C L Y M E R
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Ray Sturgess and wife left on
W iring and supplies of 'all kinds.
Uncle Lee Evans and his son Sunday last for Portland, where
NO W is an excellent time to
First class work guaranteed.
PAINTER AND DECORATOR
Fred and family are sojourning they will remain indefinitely.
E. A. R a c e , mgr .
drop
in and renew your subscrip
Drop me a line or_leave orders at
WORK GUARANTEED
at the sea coast.
Ray will resume his old position
Stewart’s store,
C O N T R A C T S S O LIC ITE D
tion to the B u l l e t in . You want
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Lock Box 242
Mrs. A. S. Ashley and little in the commission house ofi
the paper and we need the
M O SIER
O r e g o n
daughter left yesterday to visit Davenport Bros.
M o s ie r
money.
her sister in Portland.
The following persons have m
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Messrs. Hail, Thurston anil j been appointed hy the manage-
M o s ie r
S hoe
S h o p I
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an,|
in
en
lof
the
Commercial
Club
as
leers sbent Sunday in Poi
G . L . P e r k in s . P r o p .
W e l l W ork
I delegates to attend the Astoria
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with friends.
I Centennial, which opens August
I Is the place to get your choice
Miss Minnie Marcy o f Portland,
Shoe repairing a specialty.
W e l l D one
j 10th and doses September 9th:
is the guest this week o f Mrs. I I. N. Mosier, C. J. Littlepage,
C ig a k s ,
T obacco
Work guaranteed at reason
It. M. Boss.
C a n d y , and S o ft D r in k s
able prices. Give us a call.
i A. S. Ashley, Dr. C, A. Macruin,
The undersigned is thoroughly
P ool and B il l ia r d s
Bernard Nichol returned home C. A. McCargar, D. i>. Hail, Dr.
prepared to put down open well»
S. F. Francisco, Prop.
Located in Marsh building.
list Friday from the East, where I David Robinson, F. A. Shogren,1
in any part o f the surrounding
Upper Main Street,
he lias been visiting his grand J. K. McGregor, .). H. Devlin,
country. Has a complete outfit,
parents.
A. 1’. Baleham and R. M. Ross. MOSIER FRUIT LA N D S A SPECIALTY
Oregon including pipe cutting and thread
Mosier,
M o s ie r
O r e g o n
ing tools. Does all kinds o f ce-
We
are
here
to
stay,
know
values,
and
can
offer
you
Mrs. Chas. Davenport arrived
W. It Salt, representing the
— — | ment, rock and concrete work.
from Portland on Saturday last Pacific Power it Light Co. was
reliable service.
Has had 30 years' experience in
and will spend the remainder of in town Wednesday interviewing
the well business. May be found
We solicit your business on the basis o f “ A Square Deal” .
by addressing him at The Dalles,
Hie summer with her husband, the residents in regard to light
Ore., or inquire at Maier &
ing
their
houses
and
places
of
Mrs. K. II. Sickafooce hns been
Schanno’ s store. The Dalles, Or.
He
c rnlincd to her bed with severe business with electricity.
A. E. N egus .
sciatic rheumatism. Her friends secured a number o f contracts,
with
more
in
sight.
It
will
he
hope for her speedy recovery.
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only a question of a short time
Your homo merchant» run duplicate the prices made by any responsible
Rummage Sale of Soft Hard-) until every one within reaching
concern anywhere on goods of equal quality, in the same quantities and
ware.
Startling Price?. Post j
P H Y S IC IA N a n d S U R G E O N
on the same basis o f delivery and payment.
distance o f the wires will install
card Free with every sale. Seel
HOOD
R IV ER
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OREGON
You can examine your purchases in the home stor»s and be assured of
el “ctric lights in his building.
Window Display at
satisfaction
before
investing
your
money.
Will
practice
in
Mosier
and
Air. Salt informs us that the
GHOW N’ S Hardware Store.
May be reached by long dis
company «'ill he ready to turn
M O S IE R
O r e g o n
tance phone, Home phone 61.
M. E. Harmesen and family
on the “ juice’ ’ by October 1, next.*
arrived from Portland Wednes
day and will spend a few weeks
visiting relatives in the neighbor
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
hood.
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Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co.
M O S IE R
Home Paper
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R E A L ESTATE
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Money to loan on improved property.
he
p in e s
H O TEL
JOHN WELLBERG. Prop.
Good Accommodations
Mosier Hook Store
Rates $1.00 per day and up
DR. H. L. DUMBLE
MOSIER, OREGON
TH E P A R I S
Mrs. F. A. Allington returned I
tin: first o f the week from Seattle,
where she spent a week visiting.
Her mother, Mrs. Rustier, accom
panied her home.
Walter Fessendtn, who has
been clerking in the hank for the
past year, left yesterday for the
East, where he « ill reside and
resume his old position in a rail
road office.
Miss Louise Rintoul, o f The
Dalles, visited several days this
Week at the home o f Mr. Amos
Root. Miss Kmtoul is a « e ll
known teacher in the public
schools o f Wasco County.
Special
Heady made pillow
of a
very fine gratio of muslin; size 20x.li>
inches.
with deep
hem.
We
bought tin s » at a bargain and we are
going to give you a chance to save
money. Your choice, each, 12\c.
lace, hlutcher and button.
up to $4.00.
Values
Your choice, the pair
$1.50.
in Mark amt green, new fresh stock
just tn. Splendid values.
Your
choice, $2.50.
Ladies’ and Misses’
Special
Oxfords
Misses* and Ladies* Ox fonia. Here
is a chance to secure a nice pair of
Oxfords for less than half their
value.
Oxfords in Suede, Kill.
Hat nt lether ami (iunniental Half;
about all sizes in the lot. with low,
medium and high heels;ankle strap.
line of footwear.
Ox fonts and
■tipper* in Ki t with patent tips:
low. medium and high heels. Light
and heavy soles. Values up to $2.90
a pair. Your choice, 98c.
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Ladies’ Silk Under-
skirts
Hero is certainty a bargain in the
Ladies’ Sleeveless
Square yoke, taped neck and arm
holes, trimmed with lace. Sizes 4.
5 and 6. Special, each, 5c.
L O t’K O V E R our fine line o f Sum
Lawns,
ri
Dimi-
Another assortment in mens under
wear in fine french balbriggan, re
gular 50c and 60c grade odds and
ends. Your choice the garment
only,
38c
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Special
TRUNKS
Ladies silk loop shoulder brace sup
porters, regular 25c values. Your
choice. 10c.
Vests
mer Dress Goods,
ties and silks. We are showing one
or the finest assortments in all the
newest weaves and dhintest pat
terns. You can save goou money
on your Summer Dress Goods pur
chases if you buy them here.
M ENS’ SUMMER
W EAR
UNDER
in fine balhriggan odds and ends.
Not a full run o f aizea but truly bar
gains in every garment. The gar
ment,
17c
W e carry the G. &. S. never break
Trunks. They are the best trunks
made and we sell them for leas than
you will pay elsewhere for inferior
makes. Let us prove it to you.
Mens
University
Silk
Special the pair, only
BOYS’ SCHOOL SUITS
Why not take advantage of our
clearance sale on boys’ suits and
supply them with a nice suit for
school wear at a good saving?
These suits are all good numbers
and nice pattern* with Knicker
bocker pants. About all sizes in
the lot in serges, worsteds snd cas-
simers.
$2.50
Suits, now
$2.00
ami so on. Our line o f boys’
clothing is the largest ami best in
the city and we can please you in
any kind o f a suit that you w an t