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About Mosier bulletin. (Mosier, Or.) 1909-19?? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 9, 1912)
A. P. Bateham left yesterday L A N Z for Vancouver, B. C., where he I* A \ S will be one of the judges at the !«•- • •• I' A L I■ Why not contract your house? early fruit and vegetable show, You tret a better job in less time. which will he held from the 10th See “ Happy.” Phone 115. to the 17th of this month. — LOCAL — When you are in need F r a n z W a n ts Y o u toY IW 1G H T OF A C o m p a r e P r ic e s a n d Q u a lity Wagon, Hack or Buggy, FOR SALE A special train passed through ' Mosier Wednesday carrying the All kinds of yellow pine lum-1 cavalry troop, with their mounts, fcer, including flooring, ceiling, j who participated in the recent rustic or moulding. Can save War maneuvers at Grays Harhor. you money on all bills, deliveied j'liey were en route to Boise, <or at mill. Idaho. He cannot show you the quality in this “ ad,” hut just note the following prices on goods you know. Can you equal them anywhere? And your purchases all delivered to Mosier, too ! ! Run over and see our new Fall showings in Rugs, Furniture, etc. It will be worth your while. * Remember that we have the Lest on sale and in stock—th« BEST beeause-they are STUDEBAKERS, S am uel B radley , 9x12 Rugs, Wood Our line of Stoves and Ranges Best Sanitary Couch makes, 1 $ Hunters Return and Fiber......... is the most complete in Central |>ed, couch or davenport, $4.95 C. T. Bennett, Geo. Huskey 9x12 Scotch Wool, Notice . , ? ! ! and Geo. Chamberlain returned j plain effects. . . . Extension Tables. Eastern All parties wishing to pack | Tuesday night from a hunting 9x12 Axminister V° ^ C°°k Stoves......... $ 8 .2 5 made, solid oak, non-dividing prunes this season will please trip in the Cascades. The." re- Rugs.................. No. 8 “ “ ......... 9 .5 0 pedestals...................... $13.75 register their names at our | port a good time, having bagged 9x12 Wilton Velvet «office. No. 8 “ “ ~ i three bucks and two bears. Rugs................... Office Desks. Roll and fiat Mosier Fruit Growers Ass’ n Fred Evans and his party also Inlaid Linoleum, with reservoir . ....... 19.75 top. Largest assortment east of got home from the mountains j per yard............. No. 8—6 8-inch hole Portland at Eastern prices......... Tuesday. The brought hack a j Heavy Print Lino- Range with high closet, Another.carload of ICE at S. d e e r and a lot of huckleberries. | leum, per yard.. $12.50, $ . , $ ¿¿. » i».i,iu|, E. Francisco’s, ---- — Heavy print linoleum. Hammocks and Camp Visilor’s Day. 4 yd* wide, P«r yd. Watch Boyd Sturgess* front C. II. DUNSMORE, Prop. Furniture: window. Next Sunday will he Visitors’ 1 D E A L E R JN $ 3 .5 0 The undersigned is thoroughly Dr. D. Robinson spent last Day at tlx* Union Sunday School. J Every Sunday is really a visitors prepared to put down open wells Sunday visiting in Dufur, Stools and Chairs, 3 Oc day, hut this will he a “ special" I Just ask us for samples and in any part of the surrounding Fresh and Cured Meats Clarence Gilbert, o f Hoo< visitors’ day. Visitors will re- prices if you want window country. Has a complete outfit, Country Produce Camp Stoves, River, was a visitor in town yes- ceive especial recognition. Then shades. 1 .7 5 including pipe cutting and thread Jterday. will be special music, etc. ing tools. Does all kinds o f ce You doubtless have been plan ment, rock and concrete woik- Fresh Tobáceo and Cigars at ning to visit the Union Sunday Has had 30 years’ experience in Boyd Sturgess’ . School some time. Next Sunday the well business. May he found B u s i n e s s entrusted to P. L. Arthur was a business will bo a good time. The hour by addressing him at The Dalles, visitor in Hood River Wednes- is 10 a. m. T he C are of the Ore., or inquire at Maier & day. I — ♦ Schanno’ s Store, The Dalles. An exchange says that a Wesl- A. E. N egus . ICE for ral * at S. E. Fran-| Tii editor received the followin' of i he Dalles, Oregon cisco’ s. letter: “ Please send me a few E. A. Race attended to busi •opies o f the paper which had w il l h ave prompt a t t e n t io n —■ — 3 ness matters at the county seat I In* obituary and verses about Capital - - $100,000.00 on Wednesday. Surplus and undivid the death of my child a week <>i ed profits - 130,000.00 Sweet confections of all kinds I *° ago. Also publish tin* en at Boyd Sturgess’ store. I «dosed clipping about my niece’s J. S. SCHENCK, P resident Razora put ill first-clan* l'ondi lion. marriage. And I wish you would E d M. W illiams M ax A. V ogt Mias Gladys Campbell, o f The | menti,)n in your local columns. Vice Pres. Cashier Dalles, is the guest this week of jf it don’ t cost anything, that I Mrs. J. T. Davenport. have two calves to sell. As my Mrs. H. M. West and Miss subscription is out, please stop H. G . K 1B B E E Lucile Reeder were visitors in my paper. Times is too hard to waste money on newspapers.” NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. The Dalles Tuesday. N O T A R Y P U B L IC DAVID ROBINSON, M. D. ( P u b l is h e r . ) Marlin Schacht, of tin* firm of If you are looking for good M o s ie r - - - O regon P hysician and S urgeon Department o f the Interior, U.S. Land Dread, go to Boyd Sturgess’ j Emil Schaclit At Son. architects Bun, Amusement, Information and Instruction Office at The Dalles Oregon, July 29, a t()ie and engineers of Portland, was MOSIER - OREGON 1912. The Annual Wasco and Hood River County Fair will he held in town on Wednesday, having Notice is hereby given that Johh O. JTVll/f T ntlHc at The Dalles, October 1, 2, 3, 4, 1912. This exhibition will Why be all Summer when you come u]l to consult Mr. M. A. Belilin, of Mosier, Oregon, who, on ** * * * L U /t U J comprise horses, cattle, sheep, swine, poultry, farm products, can get Happy to build y °ur . Mayer in regard to the plans for November 2nd, 1910, made Homestead, i I fruit, flowers, merchandise, manufactures, machinery, wom house in from 15 to 20 days/ |a residence which he intends to No. 07660 for WAN W , and W fSW| 1 an’s work, art, children’s exhibits o f art and gardening, speed — Sec. 20, Tp. 2 North, Range 12 E W M „ I High pressure gasoline light- build at Mayerdale to replace has filed notice o f intention to make contests, novel attractions and entertainments that will tickle a house, barn or packing ing plant Or sitae jap. lupiire j ^,e one burned earlier in the commutation Proof, to establish claim you very muchly. shed to build, J. P. E rh art A r t h u r & B u r t D r u g C o .. M o-!s™s,,n* whi|e giving no definite to the land above described, before the Come and have the best time of your life and you will live will furnish bonds to build sier Ore. ¡information as to the plans, it Register and Receiver c f Inc U. S. fifty years longer. DON’ T FORGET THE DATE. according to plans and sj>eci- _ . .. , I was intimated by both Mr. Mav- Land Office at The Dalles, Oregon, i n L. N. Stroup and family and , , .............. . fications. Phone, 115. the 9th day o f September, 1912. ... ,, . . . . ,, , er and Mr. Schaclit that the ix*\v JUDD S. FISH, Seely. L in er Root were visitors in Hood , , , . . . ... . ,, , . . Claimant names as witnesses: Carl J. , . house would lie built in Colonial i River yesterday morning. . . . E. Carlson, Richard Evans, Joseph J style and sufficiently commodious Osborn and Clifton Rhoades, all Fred Templemire went to 'I'he j to accommodate the many par- Mosier, Oregon. Dalles Wednesday to arrange for | ties who make week-end visits making final proof on his home- to Mayerdale during Hie summer 1 " Register. I The Town With a Future PLUMBING. stead. season. Work on the building STEAM AND HOT W A T E R Miss Caroline V. Krout, of] will probably commence this HEATING. Crawfordsvilie, Indiana, is here! j visiting her sister, Mrs, 11. M. Mrs. I). Robinson is recover Jobbing promptly attended to. Scearce. ing 1 1 « in a severe attack of MOSIER - - OREGON pio indue | « isming. Grandma Wood, of Hood Riv P. A. Brattain o f The Dalle er, visiled here the first, of the NOW ON HAND week with her daughter, Mrs. S. is in town today looking up busi ness for the Pacific Power A |). Fisher. î Light Co. C. H. Davenport, V. C. Young CIVIL ENGINEER Stanley Eastman and wife, ' rih I Jack Burtchett were busi Mrs. C. H. Punsmore and Geo. i | General Surveying, Plat * ness visitors at the county seat * | Evans left this morning for an E xpert Horse Shoer and Wheelwright Jast Saturday. ting and Drafting j outing at Lost Lake. RobL T. Newhall, of Hood Repair work of all kinds p ro m p tly done River, representing the Milton IF YO U W I S H Nursery, was a business visitor Autom obile Repairing a Specialty E. A. R a c e , m g r . To meet your friends, stop at jn town this week. W. A. HUSBANDS MOTEL MOSIER. B l a c k s m it h Mosier visitors in Hood River I M U S in K - - U K ti. k ♦ I Horse Shoeing and General Tuesday afternoon were Mrs. J. j sweet d a i n t i n e s s s t * —^ ** «a « a <a* E. Higley, Grace Higley, Mrs. ' All Modern mid under New is a feature o f our candies. They Repair Work. tempt by their looks, as they de H. G. Kihbee, Miss P. W. Fos Management. Satisfaction guaranteed light by their taste. No matter ter and Mrs. Myra Wellberg. whether you choose chocolates, bon MOSIER OREGON F. R. HOWARD, Prop. bons, caramels, or any other o f our C. (J. Nichol left on Monday 9.75 Mosier, Ore. 13 75 22 Alex. Stewart, 20 00 18.75 Mosier, Oregon. Cots 18 00 $ 30.00 You can’t Equal(iM it Anywhere Shades 0 MOSIER MARKET I Well Work Well Done 25 Oregon Young married couples will find this store a mighty con- ^ osier venient place to secure everything needed to begin house- Ai keeping. First National Bank A. C o . Hood River, Ore. MOSIER B arber Shop Patronize the merchants who advertise in your home paper J. E. COLE. F ranz Premiums $1500, Races $3000 Town Lots Fire Insurance , D. D. HAIL •Mosier Oregon, 1 Springs; ) COAL Ton Pound A. i for an extended trip through the Middle West, Eastern and South M i l t o n M u r s e r y T r e e s . ern States. He was accompan True to Name tor .7.7 Fears. ied from Hood River by his Manly ('limate, Mini« Elevation. brother, Dr. W. S. Nichol, and Sec Robt. T. Newhall, bis family. They expect to he flood River - - Oregon. away alxtut six weeks. - Ortley, Oregon - : C. B R O C K Mosier - - Oregon ORE. many varieties, that daintiness is evident. If you haven’ t previously cared fur candies or have become tired of the common kind, try ours. They will be a delighrful revelation to you. Local Agent for tlx* OLIVER TYPEWRITER— -the kind that costs only 17 cents a day. Typewriter rib- Inins for all makes and Supplies of every description. : E. Car Load Mosier Book Store M o s ie r S. F. GOSS B. Strom Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co. MOSIER I f You Have O regon S. E. FRANCISCO, Proprietor “ TH E O A K S .” DR. H. L. DUMBLE PHYSICIAN and SURGEON HOOD RIVER : OREGON Will practice in Mosier and May be reached by long dis tance phone, Home phone 61. mats Visit our Rug department, 2nd Floor, for big values in this line. We have all sizes and sell them at a very close margin. Gall and see them. Men’s and Boys’ Suits School days will soon he here and we have a lot of suits broken lots, that will he just the thing for this wear, rung- in special price from $1.25 up to $4.80. Suits that are worth regularly from $1.75 to $7.00. You might as well save this good money as not, for you Trunks, Suit Gases and Grips anything you might Genuine French Balbriggan Uuderwear, regular 5Cc a On our 8c. Table will he found Oxfords and pumps, wish in this line, and at a good saving in price. Our garment values. Special, only 25c. This is too good values up to $3.50, for ladies and children. About all line o f Trunks cannot he I «eaten anywhere. a bargain to let slip by. sizes and good styles. Your choice, the pair,.........98c. will need these school suits very shortly. Our Fall line for hoys is nmv in and \ve have one of the best stocks o f hoys’ clothing it is possible to find anywhere. All the newest weaves and color ings and latest styles. Just look them over now, even tho you are not ready to buy. We want you to see what we have in this line. BOYS’ TWO-PIECE SUITS— SPECIAL Ages 21 years up to 16. Good st> les and colors. $1.75 values, now ......... $1.25 3.00 “ " 2.15 3 75 “ ” 2.75 5.00 ” ” 3.50 6.00 " " ................ 4.20 3 oys ’ and M e n ’ s S uit S p e c i a l Here are some splendid val ues in the line o f men’s and hoy’ s 3-piece suits. Boys'suit, age 12. $12 value, special $2.98 Four suits, ages 17 yrs, values $10 to $13. Special......... $2.98 Boy’ s suit, age 15 yrs, $18.00 value, Sam Peck m a k e ........... Special.............................$13.98 Young man’s suit. Hart, SchafTner & Marx make. $17 value. Special................ $14.78 suitable for these Material for ¡colorings dresses and at a saving of from 25 < to 50 '<r on the same. Just see what values we are Dresses offering for. the yard, 5c. 7c, School You will now have to consid er the making o f school dress es for the girls and we have the materials at special prices, that will make up most becom ingly. On our bargain tables will be found a good assort ment o f different weaves and THE PA R IS FA IR, h °° d rwer 8c and 10c. Hosiery Ladies,’ misses' and child ren’ s hose, 10c and I5c values. Special, the p a ir .................5c. 5 LARGEST & BEST STORE Ladies.’ misses’ and child ren’s hose, 25c values, the p a ir................................ 19c Ladies’ fancy lace and em broidery hose, 46c-50c values, Special............................... 25c. We have placed upon our $1.47 shoe counter another lot at this special price and there are now about all sizes for you to choose from. There are shoe values on this table up to $4 a pair. Your choice......... $1.47 1
