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Franz Wants You to;g^yonT When you are
Compare Prices and Quality
I land, F R A N Z
Miss Bessie West, o f Portland
is here visiting her brother
M. West, and family.
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Why not contract your house?
John Forbes came down from
You get a better job in less time.
the harvest fields of Sherman
See “ Happy.” Phone 115.
county on Wednesday for a le..
days’ visit.
FOR SALE
All kinds of yellow pine him-
■her, including flooring, ceiling,
rustic or moulding. Can save
you money on all bills, delivered
or at mill.
SAMUEL B r a d l e y ,
Mosier, Ore.
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For Sale.
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Why h:> ail Summer when you
can get “ Happy” to build your
house in from 15 to 20 days?
S. E. Francisco was a business
Wednesday,
visitor in Portlan
B orn : Sept.. 14th, to Mr. and
Mrs. G. H. Mayberry, a daugh
ter.
in one of the largest fruit orch-i
20.90 No- 7 C ook
S lo V e a ............$ 8 . 2 5 made,
18.75 No. 8
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with
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98c. No. 8—6 eservoir
8-inch hole
57c. Range with high closet,
Rugs.
69c.
C. G. Nichol returned last
week from a visit to his old home
in Missouri, Ue also visited a
.Tust ask us for samples and
number of Atlantic seaboard
cities. His mother accompanied prices if you want window
shades.
him home.
„ B Clement arrived from |
Northern Washington yesterday |
and will spend a week here with
his home folks. He has been in
Washington surveying for the]
government.
Shades
$13.75
Mosier, Oregon.
MOSIER MARKET Well Work
$ 3 .5 0
3 0 c.
DEALER IN
$1-25
1 .7 5
Fresh and Cured Meats
Country Produce
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of'Hie Dalles, Oregon
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WILL HAVE p r o m p t :
River, Ore.
Notice to Tax Payers
t f n t io n
The County Duaiii o f Equalization
will meet at the office o f tile Assessor
130,000.00 o f Wasco County, Oregon, on the 3rd
Monday in Octobsr, 1912, for the pur
J. S. SCHENCK, P r e s id e n t
pose o f correcting aiyy errors and
E d M. W i l l ia m s M a x A. V o g t equalizing values on Tax Roll for the
Vice Pres.
Cashier ensuing year. The Board will remain
in session for the period of four weeks.
J oel K oontz
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County Assessor.
Capital
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Surplus and undivid
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N O T A R Y P U B L IC
IF YO U W I S H
H. M. WEST
To meet your friends, stop at
General Commisson Merchant
A ll Modern and under New
Management.
HAY
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GRAIN
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HOTEL MOSIER.
FEED
-F . R. HOWARD, Prop.
Warehouse Facilities for Storage and Forwarding
M il t o n M u r s e r y T r e e s .
May in car lots a specialty
A full line of Cigars, Tobacco I *
and Confections.
Give us a call and we will
prove to you that our stock is *
up to date.
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True to Name for 33 Years.
Hardy Climate,
High Elevation.
See Robt. T. Newhall,
Hood River
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OREGON
Fruit Lands
Town Lots
Fire Insurance
D.D. HAIL
Mosier, Oregon,
Oregon.
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Expert
Horse
Shoer
MOSIER
HOT WATER
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E. C. BROCK
General Surveying, Plat
Mosier - - Oregon
B l a c k s m it h
Horse
CUPID'S OFFERING
can take no daintier or more ac
ceptable form than a box o f our
chocolates and bon-bons.
Such
sweetness, purity and flavor were
li-ver before produced in candy,
A taste o f it creates a longing for
another, which in turn inspires a
longing for more. Try-abox today.
The proof is in ttie candy. The test
is up to you.
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S. H. FRANCISCO,
Proprietor “ THE OAKS.”
Special
Special
You should visit this Department on the 2nd Floor
and note the big assortment, the very lieeoming styles,
the quality, the workmanship and finish and, hist but
not least, the very reasonable price that those goods
are going at. We can save you good money on your
suit and coat purchases on all tlw* very latest models
the market affords.
Misses’ natural wool, winter weight, pants and vests
values up to 75 cents a garment. About all sizes in the
lot right now, but they will not last long at this special
price, so call early and get your share.
Men’s heavy sanitary fleeced undershirts and drawers,
broken lots, but about all sizes in the lot, from 34shirts
up to 46, and drawers from 30 to 44. We have but a
limited amount of this at this price, but if you wish
something good for a little money right at the opening
of the season, do not miss this chance. Worth any
where you may go 50c to 60c a garment. Our special
price only............. .................................................. 3 8 C
Special
Men’s wool underwear, worth from $1.00 to $1.50 a
garment, heavy ribbed and plain knit. Broken lots and
not a full run o f sizes but a big bargain in every piece.
TH E P A R IS FAIR.
and
Jobbing promptly attended to.
and Wheelwright
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35C.
PLUMBING.
W. A. HUSBANDS
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The Garment, only
S. F. GOSS
HFATING.
Automobile Repairing a Specialty
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Boys’ natural wool and camel’ s hair shirts and drawers,
good winter weight, sizes 28 to 34, and values up to #1
n garment. These is not a great lot o f this but it is a
splendid bargain for the lucky buyer.
a house, barn or packing-
shed to build, J. P. E r h a r t
will furnish bonds to build
according to plans awl speci
fications. Phone, 115.
ting and Drafting
I Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co. i
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You Have
STEAM
Repair work of all kinds promptly done
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A t Your Service
25C.
P h y s ic ia n a n d S u r g e o n
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The Garment,
DAVID ROBINSON, M. D.
The Town With a Future
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MOSIER
Coats and Suits for Ladies
High top shoes for men. Values up to $7 a pair. Light
and hoavy loggers, and medium weight, 18 inch top
lace boots, suitable for winter wear. The p a ir... $3.98
entrusted
a r e o f th e
The undersigned is thoroughly
prepared to put down open wi lls
I in any part of the surrounding
I country., Has a complete outfit,
including pipe cutting and thread
j ing tools. Does all kinds o f ce
ment, rock and concrete work.
Has had 30 years’ experience in
the well business. May be found
by addressing him at The Dalles,
Ore., or inquire at Maier &
Schanno’ s Store, The Dalles.
A. E. N e g u s .
H. G. K IB B E E
We Carry )
Special
Well Done
J. S. McCOWN, Prop.
Palrav.zz thi merchants who advertise in your home paper
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Mosier, Oregon.
Alex. Stewart,
Hammocks and Camp
Furniture:
Stools and Chairs,
to .
Camp Stoves,
Mosier
M r s . C. H. D a v e n p o r t ,
BEST because—they are STUDEBAKERS.
non-dividing
Youcan’t Equal(mU Me<|al Cots.
it Anywhere
Hood
GIDER PLSllf NOW READY
Seattle and
oak,
ÿi:>.50, $18.00, .‘.22.00 an,i up
$ 30.00
Mrs. Frank Ginger and little
son went to Portland Tuesday to
I will be ready about Monday,
Pitone connections.
visiL relatives.
Sept. 23rd, to start making cider
Mrs. Silbaugh will speak in ]il( ™.v place on Rock Creek, one
the Immanuel Church tonight. fourth mile west o f Mosier.
Will use all apples which can
Every one invited.
not he packed in boxes at a prof
Miss Jessie Eiversarrived yes-
it to the shipper, hut those ap
t . l i fr o . a Portia.: I and is ve
ples ¡.In uld not be more t ban
iling relatives here.
about 5',< wormy.
Whoa insuoeJ of Apple Boxes,
Will pay highest market, price
ca ll 99, o r
address SAMUEL per ton and apples should be in I *
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B r a d l e y , Mosier, Ore.
sacks when delivered.
C. A. HAGE.
Mrs. C. A. Brown returned on
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Saturday last from a visit with
relatives in Portland.
C. A. Morden, o f Portland,
STUUGESS CONFECTIONERY
spent hist Saturday and Sunday
STORE
on his fruit ranch south of town.
Mosier
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Mrs. A. Kuhn, Mrs.
Mc-
Kiernan and Miss Irene Fisher
were Mosier visitors in Hood SANITARY HAIR WORK
River on Tuesday.
Switches, Puffs and Curls
for sale. Also made to order
The Misses Gisela Birkner and
from combings.
Lucile Reeder left Tuesday for a
solid
Remember that we have the best cm sale and in stock — Ui«
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Roll and fiat
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top. Largest assortment east of
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Portland at Eastern prices......... '•
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Mrs. John Biles, of Portland,
T*ie Christian Science Society
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. ol Hood River announces a tree
Ed L. Howe.
I lecture on Christian Science, to
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he given in Heilhronner’s Hall
S. W. Heppner, the Hood I tv- Tuead
s t 24tll al 8 P> M
er nurseryman, was in town las by C|apence c Eat
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Saturday interviewing our hint
member of the Board of Lecture
raisers,
ship o f The Mother Church, t he
H. E. Dean returned Tuesday First, Church o f Christ, Scientist,
from ¡i visit to Portland.
in Boston. Mass, The public is
C. J. Litllepage was in Hood cordially invited to be present.
River on Tuesday consulting a
“ tooth carpenter.”
visit to Portland,
Vancouver, B.
Wagon, Hack or Buggy,
Young married couples will find this store a mighty con Mosier - Oregon
venient place to secure everything needed to begin house A B
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keeping.
First National Bank
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1 r ■ t frie,‘ d* 111 1“ " “ on Frank Fleming, the well known
Wednesday.
horse raiser of Bakeoven.
Mrs. Jas. Cherry was a pass-j j
Norman T5i|e8> lhe New
enger on yesterday morning s Yopk artisl who is ,iere vjsitillg
jocal tor Portland.
j his sister, Mrs. Ed L. Howe, is
Mrs. Cobb visited in Hood j the designer o f the rtiomiment
River last Saturday with her sis- on Memaluse Island, erected in
ter, Mrs. W. A. Stark.
J the early 80’s to the memory of
W. A. Davis returned the first one ^ 'clor Irevitt, who was a
o f the week from a visit in upper
character in this part
Hood River Valley.
of the country at that time.
R. W. Simpson left yesterday
for Hood River, where he will
work during the apple harvest.
in need
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9.50 pedestals......................
No. 8
mense quantities, train loads ofj Heavy Print Lino
it passing thru Mosier every clay | leum, per yard..
from the harvest iielils of East Heavy print linoleum.
4 yds wide, per yd,
ern Oregon to Portland.
Arnold Wyss and family are
Geo. Alg *r,-fiieimer wa’s a pass-
e.-ig-r on Tuesday’ s local for visiting friends til The Dalles
I'lhL
-k. Mr. \7y.t» will bringj
Pol v a lid .
I hack with him a sp oi o f hoives :
S. W. Stark,
of itool!
Flood ¡over,
irk. or
p .
The Ladies Aid Society will
meet at the home of Mrs. 1). D.
Hail next Wednesday.
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Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Dunstnore
He cannot show you the quality in this “ ad,” but just note the following prices on goods
were visitors in The Dalles last
you know. Can you equal them anywhere? And your purchases all delivered to Mosier,
Monday night, returning home
too ! !
Run over and see our new Fall showings in Rugs, Furniture, etc. It will be
the following morning,
worth your while.
c. A. McCargar returned from
Portland Tuesday evening. Mrs.
<£ Q ' 7 cr Our line o f Stoves anil Ranges Best Sanitary Couch makes,
McCargar and Donald will ro- 9x12 Rugs, Wood
and
Fiber.........
is the most complete in Central bed, couch or davenport, $4.95
main in Portland a week or two
9x12 Scotch Wool,
1 3 7 5 Oregon.
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longer.
plain effects.. . .
Extension Tables.
Eastern ¡
E. L. Burt and Ernest Evans
81 miles south of Mosier, on creek arils in the state
1 inlaid Linoleum,
road.
Grain is now moving in im-j per yard.............
Notice lo the Public .
Those wishing cucumbers for
pickling can get them by apply
ing to Mrs. C. B. Metzger at her
place on Mosier creek, or leav
ing orders at either of the Mo
sie r stores.
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;I*,neh Of laying Hen.’, part White! l e f t 'l a s t Friday for Montana, I'9XR u g 8 A X m in iS ter
Leghorns, a few Plymouth Hocks. w )| re they will work this Fall 9xl2 WjIton Velvet
Price very reasonable.
At ns. B a u k r ,
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The Garment. 7 5 C .
Shoeing
and
General
Repair Work.
Satisfaction guaranteed
MOSIER
OREGON
DR. H. L. DUMBLE
PHYSICIAN and s u r g e o n
HOOD RIVER
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OREGON
Will practice in Mosier and
May lie readied by long dis
tance phone. Home phone 61.
Millinery
\\ e now have on display one of the finest lines of
Millinery that has ever been displayed in the city,
fivery woman in search of the most value in trimmed
hats will do well to visit our millinery section. We
have all the newest creations in the millinery line
and can please you in any kind of a hat you may
wish. We have not forgotten the little folks and
young girls. We say with assurance that nowhere
else will you find a better collection of trimmed hats
intended to please l»oth the hearts of the girls and
suit the purses of the mothers. Do not fail to visit
this department.
2nd Floor.
H O O D R IV E R S L A R G E S T & B E S T S T O R E