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About Mosier bulletin. (Mosier, Or.) 1909-19?? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 23, 1912)
iPUBLISHED . EVERY FRIDAY BY H. G. KIBBEE. Proprietor SWtSCKIPTION RATES $1.00 O ne Year. Six Month« Three Month« .60 MOSIER BULLETIN ADVERTISING RATES I ProfoMtnu^J Cards............ P#r monti. $ .0$ r ” One s<mare.............. One-<juarter Column........... , One-half Column........ , One Column......................... ** 44 M 44 100 3.» 5.50 »00 Business locals will be charged at 5Zcents per lina for each insertion. Legrai advertisement* will inwall cases'be^i.ir*e<J Entered as aeoond-clas« maUer-Aiarch 12, 1909 at the poet wtticè At Jáoeieiv Or— og . under the A ct o f March 3. 1879. V O L . MOSIER, W ASC O C O U N T Y . OREGON. IV beautiful 8-room MOSIER APPLES IN NEW YORK ¡ng. F R ID A Y . AU G U ST *3, 1912 modern dwell- F. LARA Have NORTH SUMMER You YO U C A N JUDD S. FISH, Secty. WILL STSST BOX BCTORY Mosier Book Store Local Agent for .the OLIVER TYPEWRITER—-the kind that costs only 17 cents a day. Typewriter rib bons for all makes and Supplies o f every description. M O S IE R in th« summer time in just us ess -n- till! :i.-; II fill« t! ST is itrriflg other Hensons. You cun get it here, for we have many ne w designs to choose from. Window screens too. o f course, with ali tne “ fixings.” Any size you want, all ready for use. Come now. Don’ t let the flies. etc., get ahead o f you. Phone, Odell 302. r kn < 3XAL L M fK m U t U l_e/ULI T o ti U i l Arthur & Burt Drug Co., Electric Wiring & Supply Co. KEEP COOL Hood River Oregon No. 7 West bound 1 No. I OREGON AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE This great insi itutioiv opens ils door* for the fall semester on September ZU. Courses of instruction include: Cenerai Agriculture, Agronomy, Animal Hus bandry, Dairy Husbandry, Bacteriol- ogy. Botany ami Plant Pathology, Poultry Husbandry, Horticulture, En tomology, Veterinary Science, Civil Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Mining En gineering, Highway Engineering, Do mestic Science, Domestic Art, Com merce, Forestry, Pharmacy, Zoology, Chemistry, Physics, Mathematik, Eng lish Language and Literature, Public Speaking, Modern Languages, History, Art, Architecture, Industrial Peda- gogy, Physical Education, Military Science and Tactics, and Music. Catalogue and illustrated literature mailed free on application. Address: Registrar, Oregon Agricultural College, Corvallis, Oregon. School 'Year Opens September 20th. ADVERTISE TWENTY PER CENT OFF ON.ALL MEN.’ J, WOM EN'J AND CHILDREN’ J LOW .SHOE¿-ONE WEEK. Nichol & Co., M O S IE R The Pacific Power & Light Co,. Home Paper Heat Dispellers '.Good— The Sea Breeze; ’ Better— The Mountain Breeze, B est— The Swinging Electric Breeze o f the G -E Electric Oscillating Fan It’s the best because it’s -the most «reliable. . A l w ays on hand when needed to comfort the • hot and weary, to cool the fevered brow o f the sick, and to chase away tr o u b le so m e dream s ' from sleeping babyland. xlt costs but a trifle— Our stock is the best— G B.Fans. ‘A lways at Your Service. ' + — “ 17 Cents a » Day The Plan That Promises Success T HE 17-Cents-a-Day” Plan o f purchasing The Oliver Typewriter means more than promoting sales oPthis wonderful wriLiug machine. This plan is a positive andf|M>werful factor in promoting the success o f all who avail themselves o f its benefits. II means that this Company is giving practical assistance Vo earnest people everywhere by supplying them—for pennies—with the beat typewriter in the world. The "17-Centa-a-Day” Plan is directly iu line with the present-day movement to substitute typewriting for handwriting in business correspondence. Ownership o f The Oliver Typewriter is fast be coming one ofdhe essentials of succens. “ 17 Cents a Day” and the fV iirty p a _ ^ k . O L IV ER T yp c*rk & p The Standard o f Visible Writer There is no patent on the 17-Cents-a-Day” Pur- chase Plan. W’e invented it and presented it to the public, with oUr compliments. “ The “ 17-Cents-a-Day” Plan leaves no excuse for writing in primitive longhand. We have made it so easy to own The Oliver Typewriter-that there** no need even to rent one. Just say ” 17 Cent* a Day” - save your penniea- and soon the machine is yours! The Oliver Typewriter is selling by thousands for 17 Cents a Day. When even the School Children . are buying ma chines on this simple, practical plan, don’ t you think it is time f l f r you to get an Oliver Typewriter? 17 Cents a Day Buys Newest Model IN YOUR O r eg o n less than a-cent-an- hour. W. D. CHANDLER. 7:22 a. m. 2:45 p. m No. 2 East “ 10:20 a. m. jyj0 ^ 6:35 p. m. W . E. C H O W N , No. 6 '“ “ 10:40 p. m. No. 17, at 5:30 p. m., flag stop Mosier Oregon on Sundays only for Hood Rivel ami Portland. — ... « .11* I Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Weller and Mark Mayer, o f Mayerdale, spent A n last Sunday looking over the r i u o i j i orchards of Ortley, Mrs. Cyrus Eugene Taylor, Relieves Drives o f Toledo, Ohio, whose husband The Them ¡recently purchased an 'orchard Bite Away ¡at Ortley, is visiting her parents, » Price 25cts. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Field. Mrs. J. L. Firebaugh’ s broth- <er. Birdie Williams, o f Giants Sales A gents M osier. Oregon. Pass, is visiting here a few days. ¿John Borgman. whose wife A. !.. DAY, P kesident -M anagkk recently presented hiin with an PHONE 3 pound baby hoy, is in Port land on a short business trip. They have named the boy John F IR S T N A T IO N A L B A N K B U IL D IN G Ortley, it being the first hoy born in Ortley. A. A. Tompkins went to Port land a few days ago on a visit to old friends. Mrs. E. W. Dearborn has re cently joined her husband here, and they have decided to make this their future home. W. G. Faust o f Ortley, us hav in g an up-to-date 4-room bunga low built on his lot west o f the store. A new stock o f fixtures of all kinds now on display. Mike Forley, o f the Portland Hardwood Floor Co., returned Saturday, after completing the Jfeardtvnod floors in L. JE. Adels’ YO U S H O U L D ¡.G C A L TIM ETABLE f * / 0 M /c«* *• f/ RESORT Location of mil accessible to many in Mosier Valley. SCREEN DOOR u *\ BEACH Formerly the Pattee Mill, is now stocked with dimen sion and fill grades of lumber to please the most exact ing. GIVE US A CALL. A HANDSOME R E SO L V E D Ever Columbia Saw Mill O regon paid for before affidavits are7furnished. TH A T WE *5ELL SHOES YOU CAN JLjP EIGHTINTo. s t r o n g ,D urable a n d HANDSOME AT A FAIR, PRICE Y ,| Premiums $1500, Races $3000 ORTLEY JTEMS NO. 25 Consult an Eye Specialist A. \V. Gardener, son of Col. Cornelius Gardener, owner o f 80 ! E. A. Evans, owner and man- ^cres o f Mosier \ iew Orcb- Mosier apples have been cans- aggl. tjie studio of aids,” recently paid a visit to It is not so long ago that people were content to inf? much favorable co m m e n t in Qj^icago, accompanied by his two Drtley, en route home to I he choose glasses in much »the same.way that they M aux Y APli CltV • . * Mjsa * • * funm r!hif»no*n p high” c i r c l e s /»f o f New York City i ’ sjsters Ann Evans o f .. Tala Isle o f Pinoc Pines, from Chicago. H He would buy hoots at a “ bargain eounter” or some “ cure all” from a touring quack. But eyesight .lately. Curing the'tankers’ eon- j Kjrksviue M(X, and Mrs. A. W. I expects to move his family to is to precious to experiment with and today •vention at Gearhart this summer, Berry anj two children, of Hood Ortley next Summer and erect a most people realize it. If you have any eye hanker, Rjver g])ent Tuesday o f last j modern bungalow. R. M. Ross, Mosier’s banker, troubles we will give your expert examination met F. W. Ellsworth, the pub week visiting friends at Ortley T. H. Field and little daughter and precisely the help you need. licity manager of the Guaiantx an(j looking over the orchards. J of Prairie Depot, Ohio, recently .TrustCo., of New York. Mr. It-. * J. S. Hallyburton, of Astoria, arrived here to make their home. » Boss, like all loyal Mosierites, . is visiting his father, H. L. Hal- Mr- Fie,,i 0WM1S 10 a(>res of ” Mo- % talked “ Mosier,” and told Mr. ly bur ton. -sier View Orchards.” and is - Ellsworth of the perfection and j , - , making his home with his pa- A. J. Preston, connected with keeping qualities of our apples. . V ' / T T ' " 7 rents Mr. and Mrs. W. VV. The New York man was much ! Devlin ft F.rebaugh at Portland. o f Ortley. surprised that apples could be recent'y paid a visit to our city i J. M. Matthes, Vice-Consul of | Mesdames J. L. and R. R. HAD A kept iu good condition fora year, Holland, with headquarters at Firehaugh spent two days the Visit by the SeR and said he would like to see Portland, Ore., has recently pur- j)ast week visiting their mother- some of them. On the 10th of OR A chased a 20-acre orchard at in-law, Mrs. I‘ . M. Firehaugh, | the present month Mr. Ross sent Run on the Sandy Shore liim some Spitzenberg-apples of “ Mosier View Orchards,” and a^ Bood River. AT last year’ s crop. The apples j expects to build a modern home Robert M. M French, manager of were duly delivered and the fo l-; here next Summer. the^ Instruction Department of ,’ owing letter of acknowledgment' Ortley had a-fine rainfall the the Portland Y. M. 0. A., was was received by Mr. Ross this morning of the 16th, which will in Ortley the first o f the week I be very beneficial to the 500 acres looking over his young orchard, week: W A S H IN G T O N | of potatoes growing here. and went home highly pleased New York, Aug. 15. 1912 Did you know you could reach this delightful j Residents of Ortley are now with the general improvement M r . R obert Ross, Cashier, work being done on “ Mosier care slaying, healtli giving, fun making ' enjoying electric lights, the Pa Mosier Valley Bank, View Orchards.” cific Pow^r & Light Co. having Mosier, Ore. I recently •extended their line to Bear Mr. Ross: . this tin ivi Wm. N. Akers was a business conuminit v. It was not my in visitor in Portland this week. BY TAKING THE dention to put you to so much i Mr. and i\lrs. L. I). Firehaugh Mrs. Ed L. Reeves, of Port- trouble but I am mighty glad to ¡and Miss Dorothy returned last O - W . R .& N . to P O R T L A N D receive the apples nevertheless, i week from Cannon Beach, where land- sPent last Monday on the j THEN DOWN THE They arrived in good condition the spent a most enjoyable vaca- ranch with her husband, who is! tion. | up taking care of his prune crop. and stood the journey wonder COLUMBIA RIVER via STEAMERS fully well, with the exception of I a little spot on one of them T . J . P O T T E R ” H A S S A L O ’ ’ 8c “ H A R V E S T Q U E E N " They are all hard and look like To MEOLER the real article that they are. 1 Fun, Amusement, Information and Instruction Where trains connect with boats for North Beach Points T he folks here cannot understand ! how apples can keep so long. 1 The Annual Wasco and Hood River County Fair will beheld Here, you know, we are used to ! at I he Dalles, October 1. 2, 3, 4, 1912. This exhibition will Ask any agent o f the O.-W. R. & N . and find out how little.il comprise horses, cattle, sheep, swine, poultry, farm products, seeing them get soft in Decem wifi cost to leave care and dust and heat behind and iiave a real fruit, flowers, merchandise, manufactures, machinery, wom ber or January at the latest. an’s work, art, children's exhibits o f art and gardening, speed You may be sure that the Mosier R E S T BY T H E S E A contests, novel attractions and entertainments that will tickle Jabel will he kept prominent. you very muchly. Yours very truly, For particulars apply to F. A. ARLINGTON, Local Agent. Come and have the best time of your life and you will live F. W. E llsworth , fifty years longer. DON’T FORGET THE DATE. Publicity Manager. Samuel Bradley, proprietor of the saw mill back uf the Sund- borg place, has installed machin ery in his mill for the purpose o f making fruit boxes. It is reported that Mr. Bradley has already received orders for 9,000 boxes from parties at The Dalles at a figure said to be a cent per box lower than they can 'he pur chased at The Dalles. The making of boxes for the fruit interests in this and other -•sections opens up .a large field ifor a profitable industry, at the same time reducing the cost of the boxes to the consumer. Mr. Bradley realizes the importance o f this new industry, both to the community and to the individual and his pioneer enterprise should ¡meet with success. 1 to the party ordering them, at legal ra tes.^ a d We sell the new Oliver Typewriter No. 5 for 17 Cents a Day. We guarantee our No. 5 to he absolutely our best model. The same' machine that the great-corporations use. Their doBars cannot buy a better machtue than you can get for pennies. The Oliver Typewriter No. 5 has many great con veniences not found on other machines. We even supply it equipped to write the_ wonder ful new P R IN T Y P E -for 17 Cents a Day. Make the .machine Pay Its Cost The Oliver Typewriter is a money-making ma chine, It helps “ big business” pile up huge profits. Tens o f thousands o f people rely on The Oliver Typewriter for their very breud and butter. A small first payment puts the machine in your liossession. Then you can make it esrn«the money to meet the little payments. If you are running a business o f your own, use The Oliver Typewriter and make the business grow. If you want to get a start in business, use The Oliver Typewriter as a battering-ram to force your way in! The ability to operate iThe ‘ Oliver Typewriter ia placing young peo| le In gout) positions every day. Cst The-Oliver Typewriter—on the “ 17-Centa-a- Day Plan —it will help you win success. Ask About The Easy Way to secure thr newest model fftiveFTypewriter No. 6. 17-Centa- “ The “ Art Catalog anti ‘ full particulars rulars o f the “ 17-Cen a-Day” Purchase Pian-will be sent promptly on re- quest. Address TH E OLIVER TYPEW RITER COMPANY Agencies Everywhere 4 1 8 Union Street. Seattle, Washington
