Mosier bulletin., August 11, 1911, Image 4

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the U. S. (a d d e r Co , ot
land, was in to..a >*_stc 'Lev I
Mos'er Lots
Dr. J h.ison and wife enjoyed
F or . S ai K Two fractions of a we ;k’a outing on the banks of
lots. Sightly views : n J dead the classic waters ot iloo-l T. v*r.
cheap. Apply to J. K. McGregor, re.uriiing home last oa'.urday. i
Mosier, Or.
T). J. Cooper and wife, of The
l Dalles, attended the social given
at the home o f Mr. and Mrs. A.
Notice, Farmers.
; Stewart, on Wednesday evening.
I am in the«market for poultry
Messrs. Duncan and Wheeler |
of all kinds. Address, (¡. 1!.
Gline, Mosier, Or., or inquire at motored over from Hood River;
, last Monday. Mr. Duncan was
N. ILSturtfess’ office,- Mosier.
I looking after his land interests^
F or S alr :-A young Jersey- ; here.
Holstein oo.v, giving about three
Mr. Peter Knolls ami Miss
gallons, of rich milk per day. ' Annie llaacke last Saturday at-
Will soil -a t reasonable figure, tended the session o f the Sum-
«htfiitre of Dick Fisher- at the ' mer Normal, held atParkdale by
tverystable, Mosier, Ore.
j the Advent Church.
F or S ale : - At a bargain, one
bay team, weight about 1400 ll»s.
True to pull. Address, C. A.
Brown, or inquire at B ulletin
office.
Mrs. J. N. Mosier left
! Sunday for Portland where
will enter a sanitarium, in
hope of being relieved of
| rheumatism.
now
Men’s $5.CO Shoes,
Boys’ $2.75
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85c.
COc.
W. W. Field went to Portlanri
on business.
Air. and Mm. Olds, of N ort
Yakima, spent Sunday visiting
in Ortley.
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Mrs. B. D. Loomis and little
(laughter, of Hood River, spent
j two days here visiting friends.
W. S. Davidson, of Fairbanks
Morse Co., o f Portland, spent
| monday in looking over the
grounds, getting data so he could
make an estimate on a water sy s­
tem to he installed.
Overalls
Wind; . birts
Cash Prices Only
W. E. CHOWN,
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editor of the CLUB NEWS,
Sunday at Ortley.
F urnishings G o o d s i spent
L. I). Firebangh and wife spent
a day in Dufur. They report
Store
I good
crops in and around Dufur.
Men':
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special values.
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Little Lucile Spaulding had a
a very enjoyable birthday party
f , Wednesday’. The little guests
£ left, declaring they were going
to have a party when their birth-
>t dav came.
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At a .s()ediil meeting held ir
Rowena on August 7th, it was
decided by a vote of 35 to 14, t(
h lild and equip a good schoo
house in Ortley this Fall.
W e are giving
John Carroll and family It
last week for an outing at tl
beach and at Alsea, where
Notice.
they will visit Mrs. Carroll’s
All persons wishing to pack parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
prunes this year will please bring Hunter.
o f send their names to our office
Mr. John Davis and wife, of
as soon as possible.
Walla Walla, Wash., are spend-
Mosier Fruit Growers’ Ass’ n.
ing the week here. Mr. Davis is
than has been offered in many a
more for the money in
$15,
debts contracted by any one in iny
'lame after this date.
July 29, 1911.
H iram P ickeiung .
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and
$20
Suits
W e know we can
please you if you will only give
us the chance ..
long
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$18
Ortley had its first Sunday
i School.
Mrs. Emily E. Lan<
9 conducted the class for the little
I * children.
Dr. Shearard, Dean o f The
Iowa State University, purchas­
'd a ten acre tract. He was ac­
companied by his s'ster, Miss,
Kate Shearard, of Seattle.
day.
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manager of the Tnm-A-Lum
Gus Godberpon was a business Lumber Co., and is here looking| k
visitor in Hood River Wednesday. after the interests o f the
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George Rorden was a business
Section Forman McLaren
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visitor in Hood River Monday. anticipated Clean-up Day
Mrs. C. B. Metzger is visiting has had his men clean up tin •A
friends in Portland this week. yards and grounds about tin
station, prepartory for the
Justice of the Peace J. E. Cole booster meeting day, when m any If
is a business visitor in Portland Portland visitors are expected to
this week.
he here.
Rev. W. A. Stark visited
Prune picking began yesterday
rt-iemls and relatives in town at Mayerdale ranch and packing
last Tuesday.
begins today. Manager ft. 1).
P. ('. Smith and J. P. Meers.
of Oakland, California., are
visitors here.
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PLASTER
R. F. Scott, civil engineer of
Portland, is surveying and es­
tablishing grades for streets.
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1 Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co. Ì
Mrs. Gee. Wood and daughter, Chatlield, of the packing house, A
Marion, visited in Hood River stilted that, they expected to »
Wednesday.
ship (lie first car load o f prunes
M. J. Craft, of Mt. Hood, tomorrow.
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spent Tuesday here with rela­
If. F. Robinson, Mosier’ s elec­
tive».
trician, has been busy lately
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Ed Wood, of Portland, was in wiring a number o f residences in \
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and
about
the
town,
ready
for
lhe
t*m n on Wednesday visiting IPs
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juice,
w in d is promised us
which
ils
parents.
Mn. S. D. Fisher and Miss soon. Among the buildings lie >4
lias finished are Dr. Robinson’s I
fjvtrline Fisher were shopping in
I house and office, Dr. Macnim's j
Hood River last Monday.
| house, Geo. Carroll’s, J. E. llig-
Tfie Misses Sophia and Rosalind ; ley’s and Mr. Hudson’s ami he
Morris, of Pori land are visiting ' has several more to finish.
Trie ids in town this week.
('. T. Bennett ami George!
Misses Mattie Hudson and ¡Chamberlin relumed Monday
Rose Whitson are visiting rela­ | from a hunting trip in the'
tives «at North Yakima.
¡mountains south west of Mt.
V. C. Young and family and I Hood. They hud fair luck, g e t-1
ting four deer.
The Bulletin M
Jack Lolliott were visitors af
man’s hunger was appeased by a
flood River last Saturday.
i nice chunk o f "m ow ilch,” i > i v -
P. A. Knolls a id (). D. llogg ■ settled by the redoubtable Goo.
we tender our
were business visitors in The i for which
thanks.
Dalles last Wednesday.
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J. M. Crawford, president of
the Tum-A-Lum Lumlter Co.,
was in town on Monday inspect­
ing the business and yards.
Mrs. Win. Johnson ami child­
ren returned on Tuenlav from
Portland, where they have been
visiting for the past two weeks.
E. A. Race and family left on
Wednesday for El Paso, Texas
whither they were called by the
.serious illness o f Mr. Race’ s
Pother.
Mrs. A. P. Kerron, o f Portland,
is visiting this week with Mr---.
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E . A . R A C E , M G R.
MOSIER
The Man who Wliis| ■ i s down a Well
-About the Goods he has to Sell,
Will never Reap the shining Dollars
Like he who climbs a Tree and
Hollers. — Moral, AD VERTISE.
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Wt carry the very latest' and in
all grades; if you want something
good we have it, anti if you want a
low priced article we have that r.Iso.
You will always And oui prie* a the
lowest ami we will lr *t you right,
i.s our many cast nu is will t 11 you .
As to our qualities, all that we
aAk is to have you use your own
^« hh I judgment aa to quality and
value and not think that because
wt o not ask you t mìo prices for an
article that it is not as good as you
want.
We buy for cash and sell for cash
and mark our go« ds qn this basis,
not having to charge )ou any extra
for bad accounts or extra book
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JOHN G. ZÒLI.S & SONS
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crete Work.
Hood River
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M o s i e r
Orego n
“ FINE LAUNDRY WORK’ ’
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ADVERTISE
Done with neatness and dispatch
E. COLE,
IN YOUR.
M osier A g e n t 1
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DECORATOR
W O ffK G U A R A N T E E D
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drop in and renew your subscrip­
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the paper
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money.
and we
You want
need
the
W
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Is the place to get y’our choice
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D o
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C igars ,
T obacco
C and y , and S oft D r i n k s
The undersigned is thoroughly
prepared to put down open well»
Prop.
in any part of the surrounding
country. Has a complete outfitf,
Oregon including pipe cutting and thread­
ing tools. Does all kinds o f ce-
1 ’■ v ment, rock and concrete work.
Has had 30 years’ experience in
the well business. May he found-
by addressing hint at The Dalles,.
Ore., or inquire at Maier &
Schanno’ s store. The Dalles, Or.
A. E . N e g u s .
P ool and B i l l i a r d s
S. E. Francisco,
M o sie r ,
PINES H OTEL
W ELLBERG . Prop.
You ran nft’ot-J to l>uy an oxtra
pair o f thoso for next nimm er wear
at t*w prirc w»' art* aoUing thorn.
Pat nt Ivathi'r. Ki>! amt Gunnu tal;
t igni and Hvavy aoles,
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MEN’S SHOES & OXFORDS
anitable for
w 'nr. size* 6
kill, !• >x calf
V alue* up to
heavy work or, droas
to 11. Patent leather,
ami oil tanneit lethera.
56.00. Your choice.
DR.
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PH YSICIAN
D U M B LE
and
SURGEON
HOOD RIVER
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OREGON
Will practice in Mosier and
May be reached by long dis­
tance phone. Home phone 61.
Dress Goods
Your rhoiev the pair, »»'•o
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W e can give you suits in regular
t?tnck, new fall styles at $1.75, $2.50,
$4.00, $4.VIand up to$l0.00. Special
bargain suits for boys; 75c, Sl.aOand
up.
Jl.PS
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Another table o f Lattica’ amt Mian-
i* Slip! ora jimt < »afonìa, all rirt « amt
ki , L : Sut le, put.' it, gunmental. tan
ami .'X..;•«*!.im ui-ungthewrit knomn
tirami» o f I’ ts i: l Dunn. Ann rican
t.aty. \S uito Huuse, John Kolly ai»J
o i l t «.
fit/ it gvK^.i MAppy stud ;
nut oùt h can« * the sizes are br >keu
utnt x. v v.i*h to clean up on them
\ i’ ! • « . » t o i l i >. your chair .*1.5 0
M -• aeutic
o.xfonia>our 0 vice.
DRESSES
O f tine French t»trignauti a id Mad­
ras in checks, stripes and plan»*;
ages froin d to lb years. Y ou will
wonder wny you cog * l even think
o f buying goods and maxing them
when you can g«. t such n« at ou« s
and such » x.’client vaincs as we are
otlh ri g. N * * thst school tim*' is
draw inir near it w ill pay you to look
opened up.
N O T A R Y P U B L IC
Contractors in Stone, Brick and Con-j
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LADIES’ OXFORDS AND
SLIPPERS
T hk P aris F a ir .
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OREGON
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
kcepi is la re, which makes it easy
for us to give you the geoi.s at a
big saving.
Thanking ’Ul our old customers
for liberal patronage in the past
and trusting that the past exper­
ience will merit a continuance o f
yours ns wed as o f your friends we
remain.
Yours to please,
GIRLS’
S urgeon .
H. G. K IB B E E
MOSIER, OREGON
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THE P A R I S F A I R .
them up and n t ’ t mt they are not
just what you expected they would
MOSIER
Rates $1.00 per day and up
You'cnti examine vonr purcluae* m 1 e home stores and l>e assured o f
satisfaction before investing v> ur money.
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and
Good Accommodations
Your home merchant* -can duplicate the price inaile l>y any iv8f.on«hle
concern anywhere on good* ot* equal quality, in the/tame quantities ami
ni flu 'Mn e basita o f delivery and payment.
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P h y s ic ia n
THE OAKS
JOHN
Mosier Book Store
DAVID ROBINSON, M. D_
Administratrix:
reliable service.
Money to loan on improved property.
J. E. COLE.
B kktha J ohnson ,
We are nere
here to stay, know values, anti
and can oiler you
We solicit your business on the basis of "A Square Deal’
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Notice is hereby given that the un-
lersigned has been appointed by the
County Court o f the State o f Oregon,
or Wasco County, Administratrix of
the estate of Gust. W m . Johnson, de­
fused.
All persons having claims
against said estate are hereby notified
to present the same, properly verified,
to the undersigned at Mosier, Oregon,
within s.x months from the date o f
this notice.
Dated this 6th day o f July, 1911.
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Located in Marsh building.
Upper Main Street,
O S IE R F R U IT L A N D S A S P E C I A L T Y
Razors put in first-class condition.
Home Paper
Shoo repairing a specialty.
Work guaranteed at reason­
able prices. Give us a call.
R E A L ESTATE
Barber Shop
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Black 1771
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All work guaranteed
CO NTRACTO R
M O S IE R
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Mosier
D R IL L E R
C O N T R A C T S SO LtC ITE O
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and
Fire Insurance
Hood River Laundry Company'
Industry
Wiling and supplies o f all kinds.
First class work guaranteed.
Drop me a line or leave orders at
Stew art's store.
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Notary Public
R O B IN S O N
ELECTRICAL
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Alex. Stewart
KRETZER,
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Frank Ashley arrived Tuesday
from Portland.
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now h N w York » lectin^ our Fall
and Winter II iulh o f mcrchaiidtM .
A h in our custom. \\- make this
trip twice each year that we may
be botter able to s, rve our increas­
ing trade. In doi.ijr this, we are
nut only able to get the newest and
best article« on U h » market, but we
are able to buv them at the very
lowest prie ». which fflVount* for us
beili » able to sell you k «> o .I h at a
;tH> ! 41 * i 1 I uh « thin you can gt*t
hem fr«ir tv yo ir m^rrhnnt that is
■4»fti|>dl«*' 1 I-» Inly from »h*iirnumrs;
r« get to 9 *• th. • entir*»
wht re.
*gd th» tir mim *r. yfu bave lo
e ’ > •>* "> w hat l e t * 11?* von and live
1 AC tic »Hy ' ‘in th td aiV * uiitil your
c odrt i%rrivi» and \ou go to open
Mosier, Oregon.
Mr. J. Phillips left Tuesday
for California.
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These suits of clothes are big
Poland China bogs. Call or ad­
Mrs. Mag :ie Jones and Miss dj
dress, Mrs. T. IV. DeBussey. Agnew, of New York City a re ,¿5
Mosier, Ore.
visiting this week with the form- , g
er’s brother, l)r. David Robinson J
NOTICE.
and wife. The ladies are making i f
f will not hr hid I responsible for any
a tour of the Pacific Northwest. | .1
County surveyor A. W. Mohr
was down from The Dalles the
ill'st o f the week doing some
surveying for J. N. Mosier.
Alex. Stewart,
R. Angermayerspent three days
in Portland.
Albert S. Ashley, Manager of
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Mosier Wins Another Game
The game of baseball, played
last Sunday on the local diamond
between Mosier and Odell, re­
sulted in a score of 8 to 7 in
favor of the home team. Ten
innings were played.
Next Sunday, Mosier hoys will
J. Osburn and wife returned
ist Monday from Portland where play with the Pine Grove team
,-rtiey attended a reunion of Mrs. at that place.
Osburn’s family.
Must have more room.
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?;i -) TH E D A L L E S , ' OREGON
Mrs. Parsons and children, of
Hood River, are here visiting
Mr. Mrs. C. G. stoliz.
Miss Elizabeth Leonard, of
Portland, is here visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. H.
Leonard.
On al! lines for month
of JUNE.
Mrs. Hortenstine has returned
from The Dalles, where, she has
been visiting.
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she
the
her
F or S alk :-A good saddle horse.
John Miler, and old resident
Cheap, if taken at once. Inquire of Mosier, now living at Lebanon,
of R. I). Chatlield, at Packing |arrived in town Wednesday eve­
House, Mosier.
ning and will visit here a few
B or S.Af.E:-Young Jers< ycow, j days.
gentle, in gowl milk. Inquire
F. E. Marshall, president of
of F. A. Shogren, Mosier,
the Phoenix National Bank
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F o r S l.E:-Team bay horses, New York City, with his wif
weight 1150 each, Good workers. ! and two sons, wi re guests last
Inquire at Bulletin office.
Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Ed L
F o r S ale ;- T w o
‘Jill
grown Howe.
Special
Prices
Ortley Items.
Mr. Gallager, leading nnrsery-
man o f Ho d River, spent a day
¡iie k i'g over our town and
orchards.
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BOYS’ SUITS
Our new fall line o f boys two piece
suits are here and we are already to
fit th " boys out Tor school in suits
that will stand the hardest wear
and are still ireat and dressy. W e
have exceptionally fine Imea of
boys’ clothing in all the latest
weaves an I styles and »-an suit you
in price, quality, workmans.dp aa l
You will find thi» department most
complete in all that is nee led to
get the chil Iren's dresses ready for
school w .-ar. Special prices on sum­
mer »lreas goals that will enable you
tn save a I'ttle. besides giving you
the largest assortment in the city
to choose from.
Ladies' canvas oxfords, sixes 2}
to 6. Values up to $2.50. Your choice
the pair, 75c