Svecial
P rices
School Notes.
J. E. Huskey, who for thej
Facts About Mastication.
Fruit Pesi!vai
past three ,\ears has l ieu living ! The force required to crush an
l/. ivying out Hit .lineal custom
in Alberta, Ca;.:.da, arrived in ¡ordinary
j
nut, such as one too
Wilbur Denny has withdrawn
of giving a fruit festival, tl it
Mosier
last
Monday
morning
V so.
often
sees
cracked
between
the
from
school.
meni!
<
;t'K
o
f
Mosier
Tent,
VVinted
visit with his brothers, YV. E. , b.ick teeth, has been shown to be
Clyde Bailey, Alefora Haacke.
10377,
M.
Y
V
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A..,
and
friends,
Men for clearing land on |
Sundborg place.
Telephone C. ,nt!L in «Coup’s Hall on YY'ednes- and George Huskey. Mr. Huskey !equal to a weight o f more than Gertrude Proctor and Leo Higley
Masters.
! ,aV evening and spent the time has a quarter section of land in 110 avoirdupoig pounds, directly have been absent thip week.
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most pleasantly. No program Canada on which he will receive applied. The amount o f saliva
a
patent
as
soon
as
he
becomes
a
(|
ai|
y
secreted
bv
the
average
.
Twelve
pu'M
,f
were
ne*
hcr
l‘ or Kent.
! had been arranged, but Mr. Wm
Canadian
subject.
i
male
adult
is
about
1*
liters
or
f
f
"
nor
>"
th*
H,gh
Five room house, pantry and /.oils gave several well rendered
----------------------1.59 U. S. quarts. In thoroughly Schrto1
the first month*
bath. Beautiful location, Also selections on the violin, with
i chewing 100 grammes of “ Zwie-
Eighteen pupils from the In-
furnisiied rooms to rent.
Miss Rose Whitson as accom
The Size of the Oceans.
; back” —a kind of sweet toasted termediate room were placed up^
panist.
Mr. J. N. Mosier ex
The
Pacific Ocean covers; bread—there is needed half a on the Roll of Honor,
plained
the
custom
o
f
the
fruit
Leave your clothes with Jas.
square miles; and a lither (0.53 U. S. quart) of
The people of Mosier and gus
E. Cole to be cleaned and press- festival and invited those present' 68,000,000
to
partake
of
the
fruit
with
which
the
Indian
Ocean,
Artie
and
saliva;
in
masticating
the
same
rounding
country are cordially
,ed .
the long table was loaded. With Antartic Oceans 42,000,000. To amount of apples,only 1725liters. illvited to make use of the books!
H. F. Both fur, o f Portland,
the exception of oranges and stow away the contents of the or 2.44 cubic inches; that is, only 0f the free traveling library now
spen t last Saturday in Mosier.
bananas, all the fruit was home Pacific it would be necessary 8 per cent, or about one-twelfth ¡n the Exhibit building. These
Mrs. C. G. Njchol was a visitor grown.
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to fill a tank one mile long, as much.—Scientific American, hooks may be had at the follow-
¡in Hood River on Monday last.
The platform and walls of the j one mile wide and one mile deep,
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ing times: Wednesdays 4:30 to 5
C. A. McCargar was a passen-
m gatur(Iays 2 to 3 P. m.
Wm Baker returned last week hall presented a beautiful appear-1 every day for 440 years. Put
Miss Knight, Episcopal Dea.
from a month’s visit at Portland. ance decorated in van-colored in figures the Pacific holds in ger on yesterday afternoons
autumn
leaves,
while
the
banners
:
weight
948,000,000,000,000,000,-
1°
1
ortland.
coness,
and Mrs. H. G. Kibbee
J. A. Cooley, o f Iowa, is here
Guy Wilson left for Portland were welcome visitors of the
visiting bis brother-in-law, C. of the lodge were displayed j 000 tons. The Atlantic averages a
across the front o f the stage. I depth of not quite three miles. this week on business.
school Monday afternoon. Miss
G. Stoltz and family.
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! Its waters weigh 325,000,000,
Mr.
Ed
Reeves
of
Portland
Knight gave a short, but pleasing
Ladies’ clothes cleaned and
Very few people here were 000,000,000,000, tons, and a tank spent part of the week on his address to the pupils of the pri-
pressed. All work guaranteed. aware that yesterday was a to contain them would have each
ranch near town.
His wife mary department.
Jas. E. Cole, resident agent.
Mr. K. H. Kroner and wife!
legal holiday, but it was. It is | o f its sides 430 miles long. The came up yesterday and this
R oll of H onor
spent Sunday at Ortley.
Mr.
F or S a i , e :-A good 6-toot wall j called Columbus Day and while figures o f the other oceans are morning they both returned to
Primary Dept.
j Kroner is interested in the con- j
tent, 24x28. Inquire at Bulletin it has been a legal holiday for in the same startling proportions. Portland.
office.
Bennie Carroll. Arvilla Hus- struction of the hotel, and was
Notary Public
years, it is now being generally It would take all the sea water
Mrs. B. J. Weller went to
hands.
Ruby
Proctor,
Laura
Yon-
'veil
pleased
at
the
progress
that
j
in
the
world
2,000,000
years
to
Portland
yesterday
morning,
re
observed
for
the
first
time.
and
Mrs. C. H. Dunsmore visited
was
being
made.
¿low
over
the
Niagara.—Scientific
turning
last
night
on
the
late
ish.
Darrell
Evans,
Luellen
Con-
Fire
Insurance
relatives in The Dalles last Mon
C. F. Hogg, o f San Francisco, American.
| train.
ner, Evelyn Frey, Ruth Higley,
day^
Mosier
-
Oregon
arrived last week and willengage
Maxwell Kibbee, Laurence Mor-
J. K. McGregor and Wm N. in the poultry business with his
Fruit Lands
Akers were business visitors in brother, O. 1). Hogg, on the
Paul Baily, Willie Carroll, Eugene
Hood River on Tuesday.
Columbia River View Poultry
Root and Marion Yonish.
Town Lots
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Abernathy Farm. The present proprietor
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left on Tuesday for a weeks visit of this poultry farm lias taken
great
pains
and
been
to
consider
Ortley Items.
,4n Portland.
Fire Insurance
Men’ s $5.00 Shoes,
now
$3.90
able expense to procure the lies
Mr.
R.
P.
Pye,
of
Portland,
If you have any carpenter strains of laying hens from the
$2.25
Boys’ $2.75
spent several days visiting here.
t
work to do and want it done best pens in the country, and
Razors put in first-class condition.
85c. Overalls
. . .
70c
right, see “ Happy.”
i
Mr.
J.
Groverand
family,
have
his poultry for table use are the
45c
60c. Work Shirts
arrived from Salt^ Lake, and
Wm Thurston was a business best. There is every reasor
moved on their place.
visitor in HoobRiver the first of believe that the poultry busin
Cash Prices Only
/ . E . COLE. •
in Mosier can be made as profit
tile week.
Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Firebaugh
i
able,
for
the
money
invested,
as
went to Hood River Saturday,
Services at the Immanuel
returning home Sunday.
/Church will be held at 11 a. m., the raising o f fine apples.
DAVID ROBINSON, M. D.
The Town With a Future
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next Sunday instead of 11:15
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Kihm, are
.Change in Telephone Tariff
P h y s ic ia n a n d S u r g e o n
-
now living in their new home re
A. P. Bateham and daughter,
Thru the personal efforts of
cently erected upon their new
P. L. K r e t z e r ,
Miss Maude Bateham, spent last Dr. D. Robinson, the telep
MOSIER
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OREGON
tract.
‘ week in Goldendale. Washington.
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EXPERT
W ELL DRILLER
rates between Mosier and Port
Miss Carrie Sprague, daughter
Mr. Wm Cole, a brother of our land have been reduced and are
DR. J. SOWERBY
of
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Sprague,
/townsman, J. E. Cole, was in now on a very satisfactory basis.
«
was
married
Monday,
to
Mr.
Will
0
CHIROPRACTOR
All
work
guaranteed
*
town Tuesday, representing the The former charges for messages
0
Bushman.
They
left
for
Aber
Ideal Cracker Co., of Portland. belween these two points were
NERVE SPECIALIST
deen, Washington, where they
I.ndy Attendant—Experienced
40
cents
for
the
first
minute
and
Fur and feathers cleaned at
-A
THE DALLES
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ORE.
0 will make their future home.
P hone 222
0
Gray & Rand's, Hood River, 15 cents for each additional min \%
Address 102 W 7th St.
FFRG U SO N B LD G .,
HOOD R IVER
Mr.
E.
L.
Butts,
of
Portland,
Ore. Jas. E. Cole, Mosier Agent ute or fraction thereof. Under
P a c if ic P h o n e
was here several days, looking
the new rate one can talk t<
Black 1771
The Ladies’ Aid Society will
0
over
Mosier View Orchards, and
Portland for 30 cents for the
meet at the home of Mrs. J. N.
selected Tract No. 39.
first minute and lOcents for each
Mosier, Wednesday, Oct. 18th.
additional minute or fraction.
JOHN G. ZOLLS & SONS
The carpenters have com
A
fBon Sellinger, of Trout Lake,
0
menced work on the new school Contractors in Stone, Brick ami Con
fpl-nt several days here this
house, and the work will be rush
crete Work
Hotel Changes Hands
■\yilh his mother, Mrs. Geo.
ed
to
completion.
It
is
expected
A
Last week the Hotel Pines I
T rade M a r k s •
-
Oregon
tfdiinger.
* that the school will open the Hood River
D e s ig n s
changed hands again and is now
C
o p y r ig h t s A c .
A. P. Bateham left Friday for
1st of November.
Anyone Bending a «ketch and description m ay
under the management of J. P. 1
Quickly nacertntn o u r opinion free w hether an
Watsonville, California where he
Invention 1s probably patentable. Communica
0
tions etrictly confidential. HANDBOOK on Patent*
Erhart. Mr. Erhart has already 1 A
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Lemon,
A
sent free. Oldest agency for securing patents.
0
will judge the apple exhibit at
Patents taken through filunn dr Co. receive
made several changes in the
of
Kennewick,
Wash.,
have
re
rperial notice» without charge. In th©
The Watsonville National Apple
E. A. R a c e , m g r .
Is the place to get your choice
management
of
this
hostelry
cently
come
here
to
make
their
'Show.
0 home.
j and promises more for the benefit *
C igars ,
T obacco
A handsom ely Illustrated weekly. Largest cir
0
culation o f any scientific Journal. Term s, 93 a
The big circus that was billed of the public. All the rooms will
y ear: fou r m onths, 9L Sold byall newsdealora.
C
andy , and S oft D rinks
Mrs. R. A. Eldridge, of Hood
for Mosier last Saturday, didn’ t be renovated and every effort j
O R E . i River,
M O S IE R
P ool and B illiards
was the guest o f Mrs’ I
Branch Office, 636 F 8L , W ashington, D . C.
materialize.
It was reported wil 1 be made to insure comfort 0
0
S.
E. Francisco, Prop.
Firebaugh
the
past
week.
0
0
that they got stranded down the and convenience for his guests.
line.
E. E. Gould, of Hood River
Particular attention will 1»*« given
Oregon W e l l W o r k .
Mosier,
was an Ortley visitor.
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Miss Alice Mosier came down to
borne and commercial 00
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LO C A L
On all lines for month
of OCTOBER.
Must have more room,
Alex. Stewart,
Mosier, Oregon.
Alex. Stewart
Cost P r i c e s
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M O SIE R
j
B a r b e r Shop
i t
i
i
D. D. H A IL
Mosier, Oregon,
W . E . C H O W rN ,
\
* Ore
Mosier
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H
I
L IM E
CEMENT
PLASTER
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Tum-A-LumLumber Co. j
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THE OAKS
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Scientific American.
MUNN « Co
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last Saturday from The Dalles,
Where she is attending St
Mary’s Academy, and visited
over Sunday with »her parents,
putronage. The new proprietor
I assures t he public that it will be
treated white in every respect
ian<* invites the public's patron
age.
J. K. McGREGOR & CO.
REAL ESTATE
Mrs. John Lantry left on Mon
day for her honieat Lyle, Wash., I
On Monday evening Iasi Mrs.
after a fortnight’s visit with her,
K. McGregor held a reception M O S IE R F R U IT L A N D S A S P E C IA L T Y
mother, Mrs. Geo. Sellinger.
¡at her residence at the edge of
We are here to stay, know values, and can offer you
A. Stew as t last week received ! town in honor o f Mrs. H. F.
reliable service.
a 31-ton car of coal, which he i Both fur wh o visited her and j
will ise in his furnace this other friends here this week.
We solicit your business on tbe basis of ‘ A Square Deal” .
winter. Being more than he The guests who were present to
M oney to loan on improved property.
ordered, he shared some of it welcome Mrs. Both fur were. Mr.
/with his neighlKirs.
and Mrs. Wm N. Akers, Dr. and
Mrs. D. Robinson and Mr. and
Mrs. 11. G. Kibbee. A most on - 1
joyahle evening was bad and
delicious refresiimonts
were
t,ie i,art>' dispursing at
a late hour. Mrs. Both fur and
little daughter returned to her
home in Portland on Wednesday
There were no
preaching afternoon.
service# at the Christian Church rm m m m m p i j i p i
aN
our
last Sunday. K. II. Sickafoose .4 One pleasant thing anout
and wife were called to Mon J business is the satis action we
get from t lie satisfaction we
mouth on the account of (he
vivo. Our customers go away
death o f his brother's wife.
scislied. If the satisfaction
There will Is* regular servici s
do s not last we want our
Sunday.
customers to tt-ll us so, for we
The first of the series of en
want to satisfy them in every
tertainments given
by
tin
Ernest Evans and Dick Wilcox
left last week for Montana, when*
they will pack apples.
Mosier
claims to have some of the best
apple packers in Oregon and these
'young men will make good the
oiaim.
MeneleyiLyceum Bureau will I k *
held on the right o f No vom In -1
•16th neXI, when Col. John
Sola-ski will be m Mosier to give
one of his faniousl ctuies. Tim o
who have heard this noted man
are loud in his praises as an en
tertainer.
Be sure to secu-e
your reserved seats for thL ano
the following entertainments.
Tickets now on sale at tin* bank,
drug store. Chown’s store and
Bulletin office.
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[IT S C I IA F F N E R & M A R X
1 HA1
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C L O T H E S S A T I S F Y :-
1 In i
le, a ll-w o o l fa b r ic s , in
t a ilo r in g ,
in
tit
and
in
‘i i^riC'i\ T h e s e a r e tr u ly th e In-st
hm
m ade
and o u r
vith all th
d patterns.
s t o c k is
Mosier Book Store
SC H O O L B O O K S and all sorts of School Sup
plies.
W
H. S. & M. Suits fo r $18. and
up. Other makes of new fall
patterns and weaves from $5.
up to $15. H. S. & M. over
coats for $16. and up. Other
makes in prices from $4.50 up
to $15.
New fall and winter coats for
ladies an* now in and while
they were delayed in getting
here you will find that in point
of quality ami in price, style
and workmanship you will lie
amply paid for the wait.
New fall styles, are also on
display and we are not only
showing the largest assort-
O regon
ment but also are giving you
the best quality at the lowest
prices.
We can save you
money on your cost purchases.
We have a nice assortment of
knit rompers for children,
pants jacket and cap; knitted
buttons onto the pants; colors
cardinal, oxford and white.
Each,
$1.50
If you are going to need a
pair o f high top shoes for
winter and want to save a
little good money on them you
should look at the ones we
have placed upon our bargain
table. There are just about all
THE PARIS FAIR,
D o n e
The undersigned is thoroughly
prepared to put down open wells
' in any part o f the surrounding
country. Has a complete outfit,
including pipe cutting and thread-
ling tools. Does all kinds o f ce-
! ment, rock and concrete work.
Has had 30 years’ experience in
j the well business. May be found
by addressing him at The Dalles,
up Ore., or inquire at Maier &
Schanno’ s store, The Dalles, Or.
For further particulars, in-
at Bulletin office.
A . E. N egus .
PINES HOTEL
J. P. ERHART, Prop.
Good Accommodations
r.
.
a* i n.s\
i
j
Rates $ 1 .0 0 per day and
MM KK tOi
Chicken Dinner Every Sunday
DR. H. L. D U M B LE
PHYSICIAN a n d SURGEON
A gency for M odel Laundry
A lso Pressing and Cleaning
A large line of Tablets and Stationery.
M O S IE R
ell
Local Phone 114
Pacific Phone Main 22II
T he
New York
M O SIE R ,
sizes in this lot and they are
cut from 25 to 40 per cent.
You might just as well save
this amount as not. We want
to close them out quickly and
you can reap the benefit.
In the line of dress shoes in
old lots we also have some big
values on our bargain table.
Shoes that are worth up to $6.
a pair. Your choice, only, $1.96
Ladies’ and children's shoes
in all leathers, in values up to
$1. Your choice, only $1.47
We have some o f the finest
coat and suit materials in our
dress goods department that
we have ever had. All the
OREGON
newest weaves and at a good
saving in price. If you are
thinyingof making your coat or
suit you can find just what you
want in this department.
A full line of sweaters for men,
women, boys and girls.
We have a complete line o f
union suits for men in heavy
fleeced lined, medium, weight
jersy ribbed cotton and all
wool material in prices of 70c,
80c, 95o. $1.88. $2.00and $2.50.
All sizes and in colors grey,
blue and ecru.
HOOD RIVER
:
OREGON
Will practice in Mosier and
May lie reached by long dis
tance phone. Home phone 61.
BOYS’ UNDERWEAR
YVe have a good line in boys’
underwear in cotton, fleeced
and wool. Boys’ ribbed cotton
undershirts and drawers of
medium weight sizes 24 to 34.
each. 25c. Boys’ heavy cotton
fleeced undershirts ami draw
ers. fine ribbed, soft finish,
ribbed cuflfs, sizes 24 to 3-4, the
garment,
28c
Boys’ extra heavy fleeced
lined undershirtsand drawers.
W rights make, satin finished
neck and front good grade of
pearl buttons, well made, full
cu t sizes 24 to34, the garment
45c
H O O D R I V E R ’S L A R G E S T & B E S T S T O R E