Special
Prices
Vera Conner, Jennie Carroll,
Christian Church Notes
Mrs. John K< :s will entertain threat reported to have been
made
by
the
husband
o
f
the
Regular service at the Chris Myrtle Conner, Roland Depee,
the Ladies Aid Society Wedr.es-
1
by
her
drink
1
woman
murder
tian Church Sunday morning. i Oren Depee, Georgia I is her,
day, Nov. 16th.
,i
not yet Lecture by .Mrs. Silbaugh, ofi , Mary Higley, Laura Kibbee, [
crazed son, the
Fred Wilson, o f The Dalles, for he declares he will “ get” ,he
For RenL
j Lois Osburn, Blanche Ross, j
Seattle, in the evening.
spent last Frrt ;:y on his apple saloon man who sold the lit lor
I Marion Wood, Dewey Wood,
Five room house, i>antry and
K. H. SlCKAFOOSE,
dosier.
to his son, who had been war
bath. Beautiful location. Also ranch south o f
j and liab le Yonish.
Minister.
.furnished rooms to rent.
J. H. Coolid ge, the jeweler not to let him have any. .
m _
R o ll of H onor .
D. W. H u d s o n ,
was up from H od River Wednes
Primary Dcp’t.
j
Three murder cases
1
b
School
Notes.
day, making his regular weekly
Mosier Oregon.
tried in Wasco county next week
Wilkie
Carroll,
Bert
Johnson,
visit.
i when District convenes.
One
F or . S a i . e
Mr. Neff, County Superintend Eugene Root, Caroline Scearce,
Miss Mildred Cooper, who has 0f t|ie murders was commited in
Harry Wilson, Marion Yonish, i
Bay Horse, weight about 1050
been visiting her borther and The Dalles, when one man kiiled ent, visited the Mosier schools Bernice Fisher, Ruth Higley, ’
lbs. Good single driver; will
Thursday afternoon.
wife, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth another in a quarrel over a tent.
laxvvell Kibbee, Cecil Sellinger,
work double anywhere. A good
The ninth grade pupils have George Wilson, Bennie Carroll,
Cooper, returned last week to ; The second was done by Dell
■cart, with
lines and bridle,
her home at the Dalles.
j Howell when he wantonly shot completed the study of “ The Arvilla Husbands and Darrel
thrown in. Will sell very cheap,
W.
E.
Fivers
and
son,
E.
J.
down J. C. Fowlie, mayor of Gold Bug,” by Poe. This is one Evans.
or trade. This is a bargain if
Fivers, arrived this week from j Shan»ko. and the third murderer o f the four classics required
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•taken at once.
Portland and will reside this ■ is Bill Glisan, who brutally stab- during the year.
Trumphs of the Air.
winter on a place near town bed his old mother in the back,
The tenth grades are reading
Notice
At
the rate aviators
arr^
the tax- Tennyson’s “ Idyls o f the K in g.”
A?
which they purchased last sum near Antelope.
-All persons wishing pictures
succeeding
in
the
completion
of
payers
will
settle
the
bill
d
ex-
mer.
Edgar Waldon has withdrawn the conquest o f the air, there i
<taken of their house, orchards
ponses, caused by liquor.
from the fourth grade.
Geo. Chamberlain, Fred Evans
, or individual trees will do well to
will be little left to learn by the!
returned
„consult F. Patterson, who guar- nd Nick Johnson
The roll o f honor o f the high time o ' the holding of the Pana-i
\V. E. Gay, representing the
anlees his work.
Drop him a Wednesday from a goose hunting
school for the second month in ma-California International Ex-j
Pacific
Light & Power Co., is in
¿card at Mosier, or orders nicy l e trip t> Blalock. The shooting
San D iego !
cludes the following:
James position in 1915.
vas good and each nim rod b a g ; town this week securing further Carroll, Shelley Hudson, Emily than will offer to the world, if
je ft a tt h e Bulletin Office.
I contracts from the citizens for
fed a half dozen.
Husbands, Willie Depee, Stark the ¡dans o f Director-General
i the use o f electricity, ft appears
Notice.
Notice
Vlr. James Cherry and wife,
Akiters, Grace Higley, Robert Collierare carried out, a com-
! that the contracts obtained last
On and after the first'day of!
I am prepared to dig your ni San Francisco, arrived in
Seearee, Edwin Sturgess ar.d plete exemplification o f the art
August were not sufficient to
potatoes, whether in garden Mosier Monday evening and will
o f aviation from its inception. November next, the Mosier Meat
Bernard
Nichol.
warrant the expense o f defiver-
„pints or acerage. My prices are visit relatives for several days. .
Jhe ..juice„ tf) Mosior
Col. Collier is himself an en Market will do a strictly cash
R o l l of H onor
and
thusiast on this subject, a mem business. Please do not ask for
10c to 12jc per sack for digging Mrs. Cherry was Miss Alice
(jay»> s mission here is to
Intermediate Dep’t
ber o f the San Diego Aero Club, credit.
and picking, according to land; I Davenport until a short time secure enough more to guarantee
Ed.el Akers, Clara Carrol and one of the chief promoters!
C. H. D u n s m o r e
expense s.
mi - $5.00 per acre for digging only. ago.
— LOCAL -
On all lines for month
of OCTOBER.
Must have more room.
Alex. Stewart,
Mosier, Oregon,
Alex. Stewart
N otary Public
and
, Mosier
Mosier had her first snow fall |
yesterday morn-
Mosier, Oregon. | ing,. when about two inches ot
the “ beautiful” covered the
Ladies’ elotj'.es cleaned and ground. It melted rapidly, how
pressed. All work guaranteed. ever, and by evening little was
'Jas. E. Cole, resident agent.
to be seen except on the sur
H. E. Dean returned Friday rounding hills.
from a week’ s visit at Portland.
Quite a number of the mem
o f the sport. He has a firm ally i
in Glenn H. Curtiss, who bases- 171
•/ j
r
, tablished his winter aviation -* F U ll L j QTXUS
I school at San Diego. Curtiss
has been made Commissioner of
/
Aviation for the Exposition. He
will not only superintend the
; gathering, but he will make a
special study o f meterological
conditions on the Coast, and
will do all he can to further the
success o f the $ 10,000 flight from
; Panama to Sail Diego, scheduled
to take place on tiie opening of
the canal.
Call on or address.
MOSIER
Fire Insurance |B Q. vbev Shop
D. D. HAIL
Mosier, Oregon, J. E. COLE.
C i ia s . D a v e n p o r t ,
,r
A. L. Sundborg and family
Mrs. W. A. Husbands and
left
on Tuesday for Portland
.Mrs. Geo. Rorchm were visitors
where
they will spend the winter.
in Hood River yesterday.
Mr. Sundborg has disposed of
F. G. Powers and Bob Evans
I most of bis holdings near Mosier
were transacting business at the
and with his proceeds, he has
cou ity seat on Tuesday.
decided to take life a iittleeasier.
F i t S A LE :- A good 6 -foot wal j Mr. Sundborg is one of the sub
tent, 24x28. Inquire at Bulletin I Htantinl citizens of this district,
office.
¡one hi whom we can ill all’ord to
C. A. McCargar has moved : l"se, and he and his family will
with his family to Portland, be missed from llie community,
where they will spend the winter, j
Count Sohieski Coming.
C. L. McKenna was up from
Don’ t forget that the first o f a
Portland last Sunday and was
the guest o f Mr. and Mrs. Geo. j series of five entertainments to
| be given this winter will he held
Chamberlain.
1
Fur and feathers cleaned a next 'Thursday night, Nov. 16,
Gray & Rand’s, Hood River when Count, Col. John Sohieski
O.v. Jas. E. Cole, Mosier Agent. will deliver a lecture to the people
o f Mosier. Press notices from
C. C. Thayer and family, of
jail over America and foreign
CastD Rock, Wash., are the
I countries are highly compliment-
g ie it s this week of Mr. and
!ary as to the Count’s ability to
Mrs. P. L. Arthur.
|
[entertain an audience and the
The Misses Ijenora Adams and l Mosier public should not miss
Helen Armstrong, o f Hood River, I this opportunity to hear him.
are the guests yesterday o f Mrs.
Season tickets now on sale' at
David Robinson.
the hank, Bulleiin office, Drug
Ernest Evans and Dick Wilcox store, Oliown’s store and Hail’s
One night
return'd Wednesday from Mon-1offic* at $1.50 each
admission,
50c
for
adults,
25c,
tana, where they have been
for
children.
Season
tickets
' packing apples.
for children, $ 1.00
We iley Brown, from “ all over
the West,” is in town this week
It would appear that Wasco
Shaking hands with old acquaint-
county
is returning to the “ wild
' anees. Wesley was assistant at
and
woolly”
days o f its early
the depot two years ago.
history, when crime was ram
Uncle Frank Hunter and Mrs.
pant and murder
frequent.
Hunter came up from Alsea lust
Within two months three mur
Monday evening and will visit
ders have been done, two within
here with relatives and friends
a week, and, according to a
for a week.
Men’s $5.00 Shoes,
Boys’ $2.75
“
85c.
60c.
The question is still being
asked, “ Will Mosier have nn
apple exhibit at Portland?” Are
the fruit growers answering it
in a practical way?
$3.90
now
$2.25
70c
45c
Overalls
Work Shirts
V/.
E.
CHOWN,
Mosier
- - Ore
Cash Prices Only
CEMENT
PLASTER
E.
A. R
a c e
,
m g r
.
ORI:
M O S IE R
j. K. M c G r e g o r &
REAL ESTATE
co.
M O S IE R F R U IT L A N D S A S P E C I A L T Y
We are here to stay, know values, and can offer you
reliable service.
We solicit your business on the basis o f “ A Square Deal” .
Mosier Book Store
SCHOOL HOOKS and all sorts of School Sup-
P. E. Hancock and family, of
La Grande, left for their home
on Tuesday, after a week’ s visit
with Mrs. Hancock’s brother.
Mr. Stearns, and family.
Mosier visitors in Hood River
on Tuesday were Mrs. Win. i
Marih and children Mrs. John ;
E- ans and children. Misses Mat
!
tie
Hu Ison and Marga rette 4
"i 1
Denny.
At the Immanuel 1 Church next ,1
Sunday nt »ruing Mr. H i rgreaves
Sermon subject will lx* “ itesiKin
sibillties o f Citizens hip” locali)
applied. Voters, and voters-to-
he. are o r liallv inv IlFil.
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THE OAKS
Sckitifiic American.
MUNN £ Co.36,Bro>d"»' New York
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M O SIER
:
:
T
C O R S I; TS
We c
and 1111
any win
that v<
HR
he
J. P . E R H A R T , Prop.
Good Accommodations
rj
íes of
n find
price
IV .
If
should
,
nates
k »: k x c -!
j r\r\
vV) 1 . 0 0
1
t
per day and up
ixrcxi& iejoocKmKM i&jieM eiieiiM
Chicken Dinner Every Sunday
Agency for Model Laundry
M O S IE R ,
' H SO M I ; 3 9
36. Each,
$ 5.00
Other
makes in latest
styles in the corset line for
50c, 75c, 90, $1.00, $1.25,
Special Dress Goods
Drices
We •ave placet on ■ i
<i assort mi u ot win-
ess goods in heavy
suiti
Serges,
M< ‘hairs.
as, Brillimi
illiantuie i Cash-
.'hose arc pieces
have 1 lit Sold
it they " - ! y
reason w ■ wish
out am w hile
DR. H. L
PHYSICIAN
HOOD R IV E R
TV -Jiff.,' .U Æ î.»a u u B rT j.t
HOOD
D
o n e
D U M B LE
AND
SURGEON
:
OREGON
Will practice in Mosier and
May tie reached by long dis
tance phone, Home phone 61.
OREGON
.J -jr-
there is nothing at all the
matter with these pieces, you
can get them at a discount o f
from 25 to 50 per cent less
than they are actually worth.
Fancy Mohair, 36inches wide
worth anywhere 50c a yard.
This pattern has neat shadow
stripe effect and is very
attractive and dressy: Special,
the yard
20c
36 inch all wool black alha-
tros suitable for waists,
dr« sses and suits. You will
find this a big bargain at tbe
regular price o f 30c. Special
the > ard
19c
Good quality black Sicilian
45 inches wide.
A richly
finished fabric, good color
and will give the best o f
service, worth anywhere 75c
a yard. Special, the yard,
C'all in and look at the fine
assortment that we have on
our bargain table. It means
a good saving to you.
SPECIAL-Ladies’ Suits & Coati
We are offering some extra
big special in ladies' long
coats and suits, in Black.
Tan, Castor and mixed
materials, silk
and satin
lined, in values up to $30.00.
Your choice, to close them
f>ut quickly, only
$5.00
o
if
6 L 1
e l l
The undersigned is thoroughly
prepared to put down open wells
1 in any part o f the surrounding
[country. Has a complete outfit,
including pipe cutting and thread
ing tools. Does all kinds o f ce
ment, rock and concrete work.
1 Has had 30 years’ experience in
; the well business. May be found
by addressing him at. The Dalles,
Ore., or inquire at Maier &
iSchanno’ s store, The Dalles, Or.
For further particulars, in-
1 at Bulletin office.
A. E. N e g u s .
Also Pressing and Cleaning
O regon
figure ami
eat care to
see that ; eu got the model
best Rllitei
No. 208 Nemo soliti service
Corset» fi or tall slender fig
ures, Sizes 19 to 30,
$2.
No. SIS Nemo Self-Reduc
ing corset for stout, short
waisted figures, low Inist,
•t
medium length with
ten nut hack effect, four
Last i
hose
19 h J6.
No. 5;
tali and im
im
ist and
atikops
s 20 to
Local Phone 114
T1
■
,v butt un-thr ough
See th*>
the K¡ iglans : the
Overeo.’
lish box, the ulste rette
English
c •liar. Suits
with adjustable
ad
$18. and up. Ovt Tcoat** $16.
in
and up. Other inn
uni
Suit » ami Overt* iati
! and up.
HOTEL
Pacific Phone Main 2211
l ablets and Stationery.
M W E w r n iR B fla p - L w t r & B s x r m a x u a r ,
It is a pleasure for us to sell
the kind of suits and over
coats that HARTSCH AFFF-
NKtt & M ARX have made
for ns. We like to see men
walking around town well
dressed, prosperous,
and
bellied t<
know that
R
MARX Clothes areali wool
fabrics, feel rigl it on a man
and look right 0111 him. They
“ Tailor” better than cheap
goods; the> fit 1 »etter and
nn.| \ ou pun
rt,»M
[inti
just as well h: ivo thoui 21 s
m<| s«*D the
>• niy Ti' |L]i qo.i k miif
t lut
oO \ Mrs.!tv.
The Town With a Future
Money to loan on improved property.
A large line of
Razors put in first-class condition.
■ D A V ID ROBINSON. M. a
Explosive Mosquitoes.
From Tarry tow 11 , N. Y., comes
P h y s ic ia n a n d S u r g e o n
a pleasant tale o f mosquitoes
P. L. K r e t z e r ,
MOSIER
-
OREGON
which get on gasoline jags and
E
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P
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R
T
W
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L
L
D
R
I
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L
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then explode, to the terror o f the
inhabitants o f Tarrytown, and
DR. J. SOWERBY
one James Brady is mentioned as
CHIROPRACTOR
All work guaranteed
having been badly burned by a
N E R V E S P E C IA L IS T
fire in his mattress started by a
I,ady Attendant—Experienced
! mosquito with its tank full o f
TH E D ALLE S
-
ORE.
P h o n e 222
| gasoline, which came too near
Address -J02 W 7th St.
FFRG USO N BLDG., HOOD R IV E R
while Mr. Brady was filling his
P a c if ic P h o n e
pipe and exploded.
This is
Black -1771
about the meanest thing the
OVER SS YEARS’
mosquito has done yet. When j
EXPERIENCE
| we had all thought we had dis-
JOHN (J. ZOLLS & SONS
: covered a sure way to get rid o f I
! mosquitoes and malaria by using ! Uontrartors ill Stone, Brick and Con-
| liberally the product o f the j
crete Work
A Standard Oil Company, it appears Mood River
T rade M arks
Oregon
^
that the mosquitos are trying t > j
D esigns
C
opyrights & c .
become immune by absorbing
A nyon e sending n sketch end description may
fpitokly ascertain our opinion free whether an
gasoline into their systems. This ¡
invention is probably patentable. Communica
tions strictly confidential. HANDBOOK on Patenta
is going to make i t more difficu t
sent free. Oldest agency fo r securing patents.
Patents taken through Munn & Co. receive
to abate ihe mosquito pest, and
tptria l notice, wit bout charge, In the
Is the ¡dace to get your choice
in a way it is a blow at the
Presidential aspirations of the
C ig a r s ,
T obacco
A handsomely Illustrated weekly. Largest cir
lion. Woodrow Wilson, who has
culation o f any scientific journal. Term s, $3 a
year; four months, |L Sold by all newsdealers.
C
andy
,
and
S
oft
D rinks
been taunted with the fee! that
P ool and B illiards
while President Taft has rid the
Branch Office, G25 P 8 t„ Washington, D. C.
Isthmus o f Panama of mogqu*-
S. E. Francisco, Prop.
toes. Governor Wilson has not
I yet, proven his ability to -do the
W e ll W o r k
Mosier,
Oregon
¡same thing for N ew Jersey.
Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co. j
■w-
plies.
,
own Lots
bhr
John Evans was a business bers o f Immanuel Church, in
visitor at The Dalles on Wednes cluding tlie Mosier Male Quartet,
went to lidod River last Sunday
day.
afternoon to attend the evening
Leave your clothes with Jas.
service o f Rev. Mr. Hargreaves,
E. Cole to he cleaned and press
at the Baptist Church.
'The
ed.
quartet rendered a number of
J. W. and W. E. Huskey were songs.
visitors in The Dalles last Tues
Mrs. Silbaugh, of Seattle,
day.
will lecture at the Christian
i
Chas. Davenport returned Mon Church Sunday evening.
She
day from a business trip to Port- comes under the auspices o f the
' land.
W. C. T. U. She is a trained
»
elocutionist,
and a very forcible
I f you have any carpenter
speaker.
You
cannot afford to
work to do and want it done
miss
hearing
her.
right, see “ Happy.”
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