Mosier bulletin., April 12, 1912, Image 4

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What'» the matter '.villi dropping in FOR COUNTY COMMISSION­
For Sale.
The election board for Mosier
ami
renewing
your
subscription
to
ihe
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ER.
A good sound mare,
with precinct consists o f Geo. Wood, Bulletin? It would be appreciated.*
To the Voters of Wasco County:
single harness and light one L. ^ • Bennett and A. Kuhn as
I hereby announce myself as it
horse wagon, Mare is 7 years judges, H. G. Kihbee, K. Jo'in-
For Kent.
Announcement.
candidate
for the nomination for
and
old,
weighs
1400
lbs.
Will
work
son
and
Lee
Hunter
as
clerks.
OF A
Five room house, pantry
the
office
o
f County Commission­
To
Wasco
County
Voters:
Also'double
or
single.
Formerly
he-
I'll®
poles
v<il!
be
in
the
rear
hath. Beautiful location,
I hereby announce to the er, subject to the approval of
longed to the late Win. Johnson, room ol the sturgess builnin
furnished rooms to rent.
I voters o f Wasco County that I the Republican voters at the
Inquire of H. E. Birkner, or J.
D. W. H udson ,
CANDIDATE FOR DISTRICT am a candidate for the nomina­ primaries, to be held April 19th,
E. Clark, Mosier, Ore.
Mosier Oregon
tion o f County Clerk of Wasco 1912.
ATTORNEY.
Remember that we have the best on sale and in stock—thi
County,
Oregon, at the coming
If nominated and elected I will,
Say! Why don’ t you .take that
Vote for I.1TTELPAGE for
To the Republican voters of Republican primaries, and it during my term of office, perform
saw to “ Happy” and have it County Commissioner.
BEST because—they are STUDEBAKERS.
! Wasco, Crook and Hood River, nominated and elected, I vviil the duties of the office along
fixed?
Jas. Piercy and family arrived j Counties:
perform the duties of the office economic and business-like lines1
If you have any carpenter from Portland last week, Mr, i I h ea eb y announce my candi- to the liest of my ability, and and, as far as my power extends, j
work to do and want it done Piercy is Lhe new section fore- [ dacy for the Republican noinina- for tiie best interests of the la x vviil do my best to see that people:
rright, get “ Happy.”
man at this station.
lj° " fwr bstrie L Attorney for payers and citizens in general,! get value received for all public!
Mrs. C. II. Dunsmore, Mrs. the Seventh Judicial IM tnct aiong sound business p r in c ip le s money expended. Recognizing
For Sale.
Crook
and giving all the people a clean and j that good roads are one of the
Ruth Graham, Mrs. S. Fisher comprised
.
. . . ot Wasco,
.
, .
,
,
> Hood River Counties at the com- economical service.
Almost new Moline hack. and , ...
greatest aids in the development |
Miss Lurhne Fisher werei.
.
.
. ,
, ,, .
. „
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,r
img primaries to he held April
<Cost $115, will sell for $80. In­ ,
L.
B.
FOX.
of any country, I promise to give
shopping in Hood River on Tues-j19 1912< If nominated and
qu ire of S. 'B. Fisher, Mosier,
Mosier, Oregon.
my special attention to their im-1
day.
I elected, the duties of the Dis­
•Oregon.
TO THE VOTERS OF WASCO provement.
trict
Attorney’s
office
will
always
Mrs. T. Decker and little
C. J. L ittlepage .
have first consideration. I shall
COUNTY.
daughter, Clarissa, left on Tues-;
strive fully to enforce all laws,
FOR SALE.
I hereby announce myself a
day afternoon for her home in | and protect, to the utmost of my
E R N E S T C. S M I T H If nominated and elected, I will
Salinas Burbank Seed Potatoes.
conduct the office on an economic
California, after spending a j ability, the interests of the whole candidate for the Republican To the Voters of Wasco County.
O F H O O D R IV ER
Best on the market.
business basis to the best of my
month or so with her parents, people of my District. I pledge! nomination for county judge of
I hereby announce myself a
Chas. D a v e n p o r t ,
myself
to
give
my
personal
at-
Wasco
County,
subject
to
the
ability,
for the benefit of all the
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Wood.
candidate for the Republican
Mosier, Ore.
tention to the needs of each of approval of ihe voteas at the nomination of Sheriff at the
people.
Miss Loretta McNeil arrived the Counties comprising the
primaries to be held April 19,1912. coming primaries, subject to the
E. C. H a i g h t .
FOR SALE.
from Portland the first of the Seventh Judical District.
F. S. G unning .
approval
of
the
voters
thereat.
A good riding pony, also good week and will move onto the
C arlton L. P epper .
Should I be nominated and
for light work. Weight 800 lbs. ranch east of town.
Mrs.
To the Voters o f Wasco County:
elected
I will continue to serve
will sell at a bargain if taken at Brownrigg accompanied her and
TO WASCO COUNTY VOTERS.
I desire to announce myself a
the
people
to
the
best
of
my
H.
S.
RICE
FOR
TREASURER.
will spend the summer with her.
once.
I desire to announce to the ability.
candidate for the.office of county
I
hereby
announce
myself
a
Inquire at Bulletin office.
John King, superintendent of
voters o f Wasco County that I
sheriff at the primary election
L evi C hrisman .
candidate for county treasurer
the Sundborg place for Mr. Win.
shall he a candidate at the com­
April 19. If nominated and elect­
If you have any boot or shoe
at the Republican primaries. If
Neilson, states that he now has
ing primaries for the nomination
ed I promise to conduct the
repairing you want done quickly
about 35 men clearing land and nominated and elected I promise of County School Superintendent To the Several Electors of Was­
affairs of the office to the best
and cheaply, take it to E. N.
to conduct the office in a way
co County.
that lie expects to set about 30
at the hands of the Republican
of my ability in a manner credit­
Stroup. Residence opposite lum­
satisfactory to the people.
Having decided to seek the
yoters o f the county.
acres in fruit trees this spring.
able to the county.
ber yard.
nomination for Assessor at. the
C lyde F. B onney .
H allie S. R ice .
Wm. Neilson and wife arrived
R . R. M c D o n a l d .
hands of the Republican voters,
fro.n New York toil week and
For Sale.
I hereby announce myself a
CLING TO CUTLERY.
Trap-Nested S. C. White; are the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
candidate for the same, subject
that you can rely on. Don’ t under
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
cLeghons, from famous Tancrtd S. F. Gois. Mr. Nielson is here
any circumstances spend good money to their approval at the primaries
looking
after
his
tract
of
land
strain, layers of large white
to
he
held
April
19th,
1912.
for poor knives whether they are
He is not anil never has been
fur business or household use. Our
eggs. Trapnested for size and which he purchased of A. L.
J as A. D avis .
a pol tician. He has no one to
Sundborg
and
which
he
is
hav­
kind
of
(able
cultry,
butcher,
delica­
laying. Eggs 100, $5; 50, $3.
fear or favor. He promises an
tessen and bread knives is unrivalled
ing cleared for planting.
15, $1.
in variety, unexcelled in quality and , w. A. BELL FGR DISTRICT AT honest, vigorous enforcement of
E. L elliot .
J. B. Goit, o f The Dalles, was
TORNEY.
reasonable in price. Better see us
the laws and nothing else. He
interviewing some of the re­
Razors put in first-class condition.
when you need any.
has
the support of Ihe influential
To
the
Republican
electors
of
«B
Contractors Wanted.
publican voters in town last
W. E. CHOWN,
Crook, Hood River and Wasco men of every community of Ihe
To clear 10-acre tracts of land Tuesday. Mr. Goit is out for
district.
There is a reason,
M osier
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Oregon C ounties:-
.on the Sundborgplace. Address nomination to the office o f County
announce myself as Look for his name on the balk t.
I
hereby
Dr. S. W- Small al Mosier, Ore., Surveyor and we call attention
a candidate for the Republican It is tiie third and last, but see
or call at the ranch, 5 miles to his announcement, which
nomination for District Attorney | Luke 13:30.
appears elsewhere in tlrs week’ s'
south of town.
at
the coming Primaries, April I
issue.
DAVID ROBINSON, M. D.
19; that I have resided in the Candidate for County Treasurer.
F or S a l e : —100 sacks Garfield
P hysician and S urgeon
District twenty five years, at
Lost
and Prizetaker seed potatoes,
Prineville and The Dalles, Or-i I hereby announce my candi-
On Monday, April 8, a black
MOSIER
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OREGON
Inquire of H. E. Birkner, Mo­
and nave
have been in th e ; (^ac'T tor the nomination for
egon, ami
leather pocketbook, on the road
sier, Ore.
county
treasurer
on
the
Repub-
active practive of the law tor ;
between the Cummings place j #
| the past eighteen years; that, if !'ca,J ticket at the coming pri-
and Mosier. Book contained a
MILK FOR SALE.
nominated and elected, I will n1anes> an(j ¡f nominated and
five dollar gold piece and silver
during
my term of office devote Reefed I shall give my earnest
I can supply abiut ten custom­ change and a receipt for post
a house, barn or packing
my
entire
time to the duties of attention to the duties of the
ers with good rich milk from a office box rent. Reward offered
shed to build, J. P. E r h a r t
the office to the exclusion 0 f . office and promise that they will
fresh cow.
for return to Bulletin office.
will
furnish bonds to build
other law business, and give my *>e fulfilled to the satisfaction of
M r s . E lmer L o o t ,
a
*
according
to plans and speci­
personal attention, and first the people,
Mosier.
fications.
(At Hotel Pines.)
consideration to the business of
C laud S. K night .
When you are in need
Wagon, Hack or Buggy,
Alex. Stewart,
j
M O SIE R
B a r b e r Shop
¡Ml f l
111!
J. E. COLE.
I f You Have
/Quai
Wm. Coverett, o f Hood River j
is in town in the interests o f the
American Life Insurance Co. ,
Clyde Root and Leo Higley
were visitors at The Dalles on
Wednesday.
Ir.i Evans was a “ strictly bti;
ness” visitor in Hood River on
Monday.
T
Mrs. Win. Johnson and chi'd-
ren visited relatives in The
Dalles last week.
Amos Root was attending to
business mutters in The Dalles
on Monday lust.
W. II. Weber, o f Chicago, was
a guest at Mayerdale Tuesday
lust.
Mrs. W. E Chown and little
son Roger, visited in Portland
this week with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Kuhn, Mrs.
B. J. We Her and Mrs. R. M.
Ross were visitOIS .at The Dalles
yes terday.
E. N. Stroup and wife and
Frank Middleswart attended the
dance at Pine Grove last Mon­
day night.
The opening o f the trout sea­
son April 1st, was hailed with
joy by the nimrods at d n
number of fin ■ catches have
already been made.
Dr. C. A. Macrum came up
from Portland to attend I he all­
unai meeting of Fruit Ass’ n last
Saturday.
Max Vogt, Harry Weber and
Fred Clark, of The Dtfiles, spent
Sunday in Mosier District look­
ing after their orchards.
C. O. Perley arrived last week
from Blitine, Wash., anil will
spend several weeks here look­
ing after his fruit ranch south
o f town.
F. A. Seufort. wife and son of
Seuferts. visited in town last
Saturday, accompanied by R.
G. Fontani», of California, who
was here contracting for the en­
tire crop of Mosier cherries.
E
uality)
the
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office, and will personally
assist the officers in each county To the Voters of the Mosier
with the enforcement o f the
Precinct and of the State of
Oregon:
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* Criminal Law, and especially
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T will I exert myself to enforce
If I am elected to the office of' S. C. R. I. REDS.
the law against vice, immoral
SEELEY, WHO FITTED THE CZAR
Delegate
to the National Re-
S. C. WHITE LEGHORNS,
A im
acts, and the traffic in white
A
RUSSIA, TO BE AT T!!E DALLES
bublican Convention for the From thoroughly reliable Matings
.
V* slavery.
e
election of President anil Vice- $1.50 per setting of 15. $6.00
HOTEL
W. A. B e l l .
E. A . R a c e , m g r .
President of theUnited States, I
per hundred. A limited num­
F. II. Seeley of Chicago and
shall support the candidate for
ber of day-old chicks.
Philadelphia, the noted truss ex­
A mistake was inadvertently that office who shall receive the
j
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pert, will be at The Dalles Hotel
F red E vans ,
made in our issue last week in highest number of votes in the
and will remain in The Dalles
Mosier, Ore.
speaking of the leap year party- slate o f Oregon. I respectfully
Friday and Saturday only, April
given by the .ladies of the solicit the support of Eastern
19 and 20.
Mr. Seeley says:
Womans’ Club. As a matter of Oregon in particular.
“ The Spermatic Sheild Truss as
S. F. GOSS
fact, the occasion was a fare­
1). D. H a i l .
now used and approved by the
well party given in honor of Mr.
United States government will
and Mrs. K. H. Sickafoose, who
PLUMBING.
R E A L ESTATE
not only retain any case of rup­
left Mosier on the following
To Wasco County Voters:
STEAM and HOT WATER’
Monday, and Dr. and Mrs. N.
ture perfectly, affording im­
I desire to announce my in­
mediate relief, hut closes the M O S I E R F R U I T L A N D S A S P E C I A L T Y Johnson, who expect to leave
HEATING.
soon. We make haste to evpla n tention of seeking the republican
opening in 10 days on the average
We are here to stay, know values, and can offer you
the erroy before we are “ jumped n miination for sheriff of Wasco
Jobbing promptly attended to.
case.” This instrument received
on” by the ladies.
county at the coming primaries.
reliable
service.
the only award in England and
MOSIER
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OREGON
in Spain, producing results with­
We solicit your business on the basis of “ A Square Deal” .
out surgery or harmful inject­
V isit T he
M oney to loan on improved property.
ALL HANDS AGREE
ions. Mr. Seeley has document­
fia t tliere never was a better cigar
ary references from the United
C ity T r e e Y a r d
o
Tered for the money than the D on
States government. Washington,
West
of th e Mt. Hood Hotel,
CASA. Most of them also agiee
D. C., for your inspection. All
Mosier Book Store
that there never was as good—what
H ood R iver , O regon .
charity cases without charge, or
is your opinion about it? Try a
Choice Fruit and Ornament­
if interested call, he will be glad
1' on C asa to-day ami we are con­
SCHOOL BOOKS and all soi ls of School Sup­
fident you'll pronounce it a p erfect'
al Trees, Shrubs, Roses, etc.
to show you the truss without
smoke at a | opular price, 15 cents.
plies. A large line of Tablets and Stationery.
charge or tit them if desired.
Office with G. Y. Edwards.
Anyone ruptured should remem­
Phone 277 M.
S. E. FRANCISCO,
ber the date and take advantage j
• M o s ie r
;
:
O regon
of this unusual opportunity.
Proprietor ‘ ‘THE OAKS.”
R. T. NEWHALL.
E G G S!
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MOSIER
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Cloth craft Guaran­
teed Clothes.
The suit you’d like for
Spring is right here in this
assortment o f Clothoraft
Clothes. Never lie fore have
you seen such a tine assort­
ment o f the choicest woavy
patterns and styles as we
are showing in this New
Spring line. We want to
call your special a lent ion to
Our Clothcraft Special No.
5130. Blue serge suit for
Lumber Co. f
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ORE.
. M c G r e g o r &
$15.
Don’ t measure its
quality by the price.
We
can show you how much this
suit can rightly bo compared
only with clothes of much
higher prices.
Now this Blue Serge Special
is only one item in the Cloth-
craft line. Clothcraft clothes
are the one guaranteed all
wool line at medium prices —
$10. and up.
Special S h aw kn it Socks
For one week, commencing
co.
Friday, April 12, we will
sell you Shawknit Socks,
regular 25c grade, in colors
black and tan, guaranteed
satisfactory was the stand­
ard set by Shawknit soft
com tied yarn socks more
than 85 years ago. They’ ve
never varied from this stand­
ard. They are to-day what
they were then —the most
satisfactory 25c seller you
could find if you searched
tiie country over.
Shawknit sin-ks do not
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TH E P A R I S
\
dery night gowns of fine
soft Nainsook. The work­
manship on the body o f the
garment must he seen to be
appreciated.
The dainty
lace with highly raised dots
and sprays is a delieate ap­
preciation of what artistic
underwear can be without
being beyond the purse o f
the conservative buyer. The
garment, $J.
Beautiful crape gowns,
plain and fancy, very at­
MUSLIN UN D ER W E ARJ tractive in every way. This
Beautiful Hand Embroi- j material needs no ironing.
need darning.
They are
knit by the seamless pro­
cess. This makes them the
natural shape o f your feet.
They fit uniformly.
Then
just the right amount o f re­
inforcement at heels and
toes, results in even wear at
all points no clumsiness.
Now is the time to supply
yourself with some o f the
best 25c socks on the market.
For the pair, only, 19c.
H O O D R IVER S L A R G E S T & B E S T S T O R E
Price, $1.
Ladies’
fine
Cambric
drawers with lace, embroi­
dery, tucked
ruffling or
himstitchedj splendid values
for the money.
The gar­
ment, 25c.
BOY’S NEWSTYLE HATS
FOR SPRING.
We have on display a line
of boy's felt and wool hats.
Drummer’s samples come in
sizes 6 3-8 and 6 7-8. The sea­
sons newest shapes and
colors, values i;p to $1.50,
your choice while they last,
75c.