Mosier bulletin. (Mosier, Or.) 1909-19??, February 23, 1912, Image 4

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of the butter substitute. Prob-| Airs. P. L. Arthur I■ • 11 y ->ie.-
What’a tlie matter with dropping in pQ
COUNTY COMMISSION­
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_____ by hotel and boarding I -u.se Rock,
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W»«h
I Bu,U‘ti,1? U would be appreciated. ___
Wash.
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To
the
Voters
of Wasc > County.
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keepers. The public at large f«
~ | I hereby announce myself as a
II. Wilson arrived yesterday j
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For Rent.
, not yet so aoen«toni"d to tiie
, from rorlland to v:c:l ..Ir, and
candidate for the nomination for
SHOES FOR EVERYBODY AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
Five room house, pantry and ' of
af artificial or imitation butter j Mrs. Geo. Wood.
the office of County Commission-
fo Wasco County Voters:
bath. Beautiful location. Also | as to •
buy it knowingly, although ;
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| \ hereby announce to thri er, subject to the approval of
Our BARGAIN TABLE for the week ending February
furnished rooms to rent.
it may be quite
wholesome.! CAN DID ATE FOR DISTRICT j voters o f Wasco County that I the Republican voters at the
24th will show great reductions in prices on Shoes for all,
D . W. H u d s o n ,
Many persons would probably be |
ATTORNEY,
am a candidate for the nomina- primaries, to be held April 19tb,
from the “ littie tot” to the old lady or gentleman.
Mosier Oregon.
surprised to learn that they have
To the Republican voters o f't io n o f County Clerk of Wasco 1912.
] been eating oleomargerine, or
All shelf stock will be sold during the week at a good discount.
If nominated and elected I will,
Wasco, Crook and Hood River County, Oregon, at« the coming
FOR SALE.
‘butte line, ’ for years believing Counties:
Republican primaries, and if during my term of office, perform
Do not fail to take advantage of this opportunity to get a
A few Buff P. Rocke and Biack j all the time that they were eat-
I heaeby announce my candi- nominated and elected, I will the duties of the office along
pair of GOOD SHOES at LESS than W H OLESALE COST
M inorca pullets, Inqure at Bui- ing “ creamery butter.
dacy for the Republican nomina­ perform the duties of the office economic and business-like lines'
le tin office.
tion for District Attorney for to the best of my ability, and and, as far as my power extends, 1
the
Seventh Judicial Diftrict for the best interests of the Tax will do my best to see that people
School Notes.
comprised
of Wasco, Crook and payers and citizens in general,. get value received for all public :
Say! Why don’ t you take that
Our game with The Dalles C.
Hood
River
Counties at the com- along sound business principles, money expended. Recognizing
*nv to “ Happy” and have it B. C’ s last Friday resulted in a
ing primaries, te he held April giving all the people a clean and that good roads are one of the
fixed?
score o f 12 to 34 in favor of The
greatest aids in the development
19, 1912.
If nominated and economical service,
If you haver any carpenter Dalles.
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of any country, I promise to give :
elected, the duties of the Dis-
B. Fox.-
work to do and want it1 done
The slippery ground of« an trict Attorney’s office will always
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my special attention to their im­
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fight, get” ’Happy.”
: open court held its disadvantages have first consideration. I shall TO TH E V 0 1E R S Oh WASCO provement.
For intelligent, careful «pruning, ad­ j for uS' the firfet half, the score
C. J. L i t t l e p a g e .
strive fully to enforce all laws,
COUNTY,
dress A. J. BKUNqmsT, Hood River,
being 4 to 20, hut at the end of and protect, to the utmost of my
J hereby announce myself a
Ore. Best references in both valleys.
the first half we had become ability, the interests of the whole candidate for the Republican To the Voters of Wasco County, the office, and will personally If nominated and elected, I will«
assist the officers in each county conduct the office on an economic
somewhat used to the open and people <1 my District. I pledge nomination for county judge of
FOR SALE.
I hereby announce myself a
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with the enforcement of the business basis to the best of my
so played a faster game the myself to give my personal at“-1 Wasco County, subject to the
candidate for the Republican Criminal
Good work team of geldings.
Law, and especially ability, for the benefit of all the
second half.
tention to the needs of each of approval of ihe voteas at the nomination of Sheriff at the
Weight, 2400 pounds. Are in
will
I
exert
myself to enforce people.
Tonight we play our second the Counties comprising the primaries to boheld April 19,1912. coining primaries, subject to the
tl,-cir prime. True to pull, will
the
law
against
vice, immoral
E. C. H aight .
Fv -S. G un ni &G/
approval of the voters thereat.
work anywhere. For price, see game with the U. B.' team of Seventh Judical District.
in
white
acts,
and
the
traffic
C a r l t o n L. P e p p e r .
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Should I
be nominated and
or writfe to Ralph rf. Cummings, Hood Rivet.
slavery.
elected
I-will
continue to serve
TO
WASCO
COUNTY
VOTERS.
Today
the
Literary
Society
Mosier, Ore.
f!6 -3t
\V. A. B ei . i
To the Voters of Wasco County:
H.
S.
RICE
FOR
TREASURER.
gives its first program of the
I desire to announce to the the people to the best of my
I desire to announce myself a
I hereby announce myself a voters of Wasco County that" I ability.
second semester. Everybody is
candidate for the office of county
Candidate
for
County
Treasurer.
Harry Weber, of The Dalles, cordially invited.
candidate for county treasurer shall he a candidate at the com­
L evi C hrisman .
sheriff at the primary election
was a visitor in town last Mon­
at the Republican primaries. If ing primaries for the nomination |
I hereby announce my candi- j April 19. If nominated and elect-
nominated and elected I promise of County School Superintendent To the Several Electors of Was-
day,
THEIR 23rd ANNIVERSARY.
dacy for the nomination for led I promise to conduct the
to conduct the office in a way at the hands of the Republican [
co County.
R. R. Morrison and family,
county treasurer on the Repub- affairs of the office to the best
What is believed to he the
voters of the county.
VAn. Thurston and Peter Knolls most successful party of the satisfactory to the people.
Having decided to seek the liean ticket at the coming pri-iof my ability in a manner credit-
C lyde F. B onney .
H allie S. R ice .
were visitors in Hood River last kind ever given in the Mosier
nomination for Assessor at the maries, and if nominated and | able totfiecounty..
Saturday.
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district was the 23rd wedding
R. R. M c D o n a l d .
A
KEEN
a p p r e c ia t io n
I hereby announce' myself a attention to the duties of the
anniversary
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
G. E. McKenna came up from
of the value o f quality in tools and j candidate for the same, subject office and promise that they will
Portland 1 rtf SJnday and spent N. Mosier.
hardware i - ! our guide in obtaining | to their approval at the primaries lie fulfilled to the satisfaction of
The
guests,
upon
assembling
part of Ihe day: looking after
o fr supplits. W e don’ t buy any- to he held April 19tll, 1912.
the people.
at
an
early
hour,
found
the
home
Kis interests here.
thing that we wouldn’ t be willing ,
j Ag ^ ] ) a v IS
C laud S. K night .
most attractively decorated in
to use ourselves.
That makes it
J. M. Davis, general manager
many colored cupids and hearts
impossible for you to biiy an i '-
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of the various lumber yards of
and the spirit of welcome arid
To Wasco County Voters:
ferior article here. Come here next W. A . B ELL PGR DISTRICT AT
tu « Turn-A-Lutu Company, spent
time and get certain satisfaction!
TO RN E Y.
good cheer prevailing as it always
I desire to announce my in­
Wednesday in town.
does in the Mosier home.
w it!r youi purchase.
To the Republican electors of tention of seeking the republican 1
Razors put in (irst-el»ss condition.
Mrs. Decker arrived yesterday
Games ot several kinds kept
Crook, Hood River and Wasco nomination for sheriff of Wasco
from California to he with her the guests in a high state of
county at the coming primaries.
Counties: -
mother, Mrs. Geo. Wood.‘ whose good humor for many hours and
I hereby announce myself as
condition still remains critical. this, with the splendid music,
a candidate for the Republican r~\ .
r
i
made a combination which will
nomination for District Attorney I / lilt LOTlClS
Mrs. II. E. Waite and Mrs. L.
he remembered by the fortunate
at the earning Primaries, April j
E. Ward, of Portland, arrived on
guests for many a year as the
19; that I have resided in the
Tuesday evening to see Mrs.
DAVID ROBINSON, M. D .
event of the season.
District twenty five years, atj
(¡eo. Wood, returning to their
Those enjoying the hospitality
P hysician and S urgeon
Prinfeville and The Dalles; Or- i
homes Wednesday afternoon".
of the Mosiers were, Prof, and
egon, and have been in the j
On account of Ihe cave-in of a Mrs. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs.
MOSIER
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OREGON
active praclive of the law forj
tunnel ¡on the North Bank road Akers, Mr. and Mrs. Hail, Dr.
the past eighteen years; that, if
of Lyle bn Tuesday, the and Mrs. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs.
nominated and elected, I will
trains on that road wert run R'«ss, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur," and
during
my term of office devote !
over the 0 - W. R,- & N. rails Mr. and Mrs. McGregor, Mrs.
my entire time to the duties of
a house, barn or packing
.wworal days this week.
J. Grate and Miss Gofdion of
shed to build,- J. P. E rhart
I'he
Dalles,
Mr.
Droshach,
Mr.
.1 C Snyder, of White Salmon
will furnish bonds to build
was in town last Saturday in- Ed Hail and Miss Alic e Mosier.
j personal attention, and first ;
according
to plans and speci­
The
Town
With
a
Future
'I'he guests returned to their
t rviewing the gardners in a
consideration to the business of I
fications.
(A t Hotel Pines.)
now blight proof, tomato which homes at an “ early” hour after
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Me has propagated and which 1 e extending congratulations.
A
POPULAR
CONFECTIONARY
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will have for sale this spring in
STORE,
Mrs. Shogren Entertains
large and small quanities. Mr.
where the most delicious candies
«
can be procured, is always a source
Snyder also has cabbage and
The Womans Club was enter­
D P A I
. Shoes!
Shoes ! !
Shoes ! ! !
Alex. Stewart,
Mosier, Oregon.
MOSIER
B a r b e r Shop
J. E, COLE .
Town Lots
Fire Insurance
AN Y
D. D, HAIL
If You Have
Oregon,
¡Quantity - Qualityj
AT
t
i
Right Prices
s
oaiiliflower plants in wholesale
bid're tail lot«1, hut he is making
i specialty of his blight proni
cianato, which
will
greatly
Mi limiate the raising of tin
‘ love apple.” It is Mr. Snyder’s
intention to establish a depot ol
supplies in Mosier.
ORE.
MOSIER
Regarding tin* competition in
tin* Hiool children’s Industrial
Fair, to he he I 1 at I’hc Dalles
October 1—4, Superintendent J.
T. Nelf writes to the teachers ol
Wasco county:
It is desired
«‘»•at all the school children ot
sVhsco county shall enter the
com petition' for priv.es. Teachers
and parents are therefore urged
to have the hoys and girls begin
at once the work of preparation.
Explain the plan to them, inter
so,dal dance will lye given
est them in the work, and give
them the advice and encourage­ in Stroup’s Hall February 24th.
ment necessary to insure their Newman’ s Orchestra w ill furnish
The floor will lie
taking it up intelligently and the music.
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polished
and
put
in the best con­
systematically and with the en
dition.
Dancing
will begin at
thusiasm essential to success.
18:'10 and continue until
12
Plots of ground
should be
O
’clock.
Come
and
enjoy
ymir-
seed red and set
apart-
for
gardening. The ground may he ; S'«lf. Hotel accommodations for
plowed for the children. Boys - visitors from out of town.
should bevin workingwith tools, ID*..!»..
icr.s . m sm ,
and girls should begin sewing
You remember,
maybe
and cooking. This work may
that story about Mark Twain,
l>e done either at .home or ai
who said he was a bigger
school. Those wishing to enter
man than Georg«« Washing­
tiie poultr. cbnte.it should secure
ton; because while George
settings of eggs from breeders
“ couldn’ t tell a lie,” Mark
of pure strains of cleikens or
could hut wouldn’ t.
ducks.”
Washington’ s
fame
is
secure because he did what
The Oleo People.
he thought was best for all;
It looks as if the butter trust
and his judgment was good;
had over stepped its reasonable
personal profit or advantage
limit recently when it made its
didn’ t sway him.
list raises in the market quota
Hart Schnffner A Marx
tions. Tli ’ maker of oieomarg-
clothes are made of all-wool
erine promptly saw their oppor­
fabrics, carefully shrunk,
tunity anlt advanced arguments, j
based largely on the price, why (J
“ oleo” should I k ; used instead of f*
bitter.
In consequence there hj
.vdj a large increase in the sale
o f attraction to a girl with a sweet
tooth, which is the reason for the
demand upon us at all times
Every­
one that likes rich and luscious
chocolates, dainty marshmallows,
tine bon-bons and cream caramels,
rhade from high grade and pure in­
gredients, always find their way to
T H E OAKS.
Tum-A-LumLumber Co. I
tained at the home of Mrs. F. A.
Shogren on Wednesday, Feb.
5
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14th.
A very pleasant afternoon
E . A . R a c e , M G fc .
was spent. The program was
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in the form of a Valentine party.-1
Mrs. Arthur was the fortunate
winner in the games. The lunch
table was beauti I’uIly decorated in
pink hearts and ferns. Pink and j
green being Ihe club colors, t ie
center piece was a large bouquet
<d Pink Carnations. The mem-1
hers of t he club who were pres-!
ent are the following, Mesdames
Mosier, McGregor, Ross, Robin­ MOSIER FRUIT LA N D S A S PEC IALTY
son, Akers, Chown, Kibhee, J.
We are here to stay, know values, and can offer you
Johnson, Arthur, N . Johnson,
reliable service.
Hail and Evans.
We solicit your business on the basis of “ A Square Deal” .
Social Hop.
Money to loan on improved property.
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EGGS!
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J. K. McGREGOR & CO.
REAL ESTATE
I
SCHOOL HOOKS and all sorts of School Sup-
O
regon
perfectly
tailored.
They
could use cheaper cloth,
cheaper trimmings, cheaper
tailoring,
and you would
probably never know the
difference; but they won’ t.
These clothes are made to
give y i «• the Imst service;
they’ re the cheapest clothes
you can buy, for that reason.
New House
Dresses and
Waists
Wo have the first ship­
ment of these high grade
clothes now ready for you
to make
your selections.
Come in and have first choice.
H. i. & M. Suds fo-’ -MS’
We have just unpacked
one o f the nicest lots of
House Drosses for Ladies
that we have received. They
are made nicely o f a good
grade
o f material
ami
and up. Other makes from
$6. up to $17.
THE PARI S FAIR,
thoroughly
reliable Matings
$1.50 per setting of 15. $6.00
per hundred.
A limited num­
ber of day-old chicks.
F rf . d E vans ,
Proprietor “ TH E O A K S .”
T he
Mosier, Ore.
a F, GOSS
Local Phone 114
Pacific Phone M ain 2211
PINES HOTEL
H . R. DUNSÌYIORE, Prop.
PLUMBING.
STEAM
and hot w a te r
h fa tin g .
Good Accommodations
Rates $1.00 per day and up
Agency for Model Laundry
Also Pressing and Cleaning
A large line of Tablets and Stationen’.
MOSIE-Ï-
From
S. E. FRANCISCO,
Chicken Dinner Every Sunday
Mosier Book Store
plies.
!
S. C. R. I. REDS.
S. C.- W H ITE LEGHORNS,
MOSIER,
finished in a first class mari­
ner. Why should you worry
alwiut the making of these
when you can come here and
get one all ready to put on
and wear for less th tu you
could get the material made
up for. I,Mik them over.
We have them from $1. up.
1 ,
S lD .t S
New Spring
for Boys
We have just receive«! our
first big shipment of Ijoy’s
new spring suits and th \v
OREGON
are sure fine, all the latest
styles and weaves in Cassi-
mere and worsteds. Serges
ami mixed suitings with
knickerh« cker pants, one and
two pairs to the suit. Boy’ s
grey worsted suit with wide
sailor collar and tie: collar
has white braid trimmings
on the inside. 2 to 8 years.
Each. $3.60
Boy’s suit of light tan
cassimere with very
fine
whit «2 -dlk thread pin stripe:
Russian style.
W e have
this same stxle of suit also
in a blue serge and brown
H O O D R iV Z R 'S L A R G E S T & B E S T S T O R E
Joblang promptly attended to.
MOSIER
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c. I b ro c k
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C iv il E n g i n e e r
General Surveying, Plat-'
ting and Drafting
Mosier - - Oregon
worsteds;fir-St class in every
way and very nifty little
suits. Each. $4.27.
HOSIERY.
We harry a toil line of
Wundler Hose for men,
women and children. These
are guaranteed hose and
one o f the very best on the
market today.
You take
no chances in buying these
for if the four do not wear
as long as they are guaran­
teed for. you need have no
hesitancy in sending them
to the factory and getting a
new pair in their stead.