Mosier bulletin. (Mosier, Or.) 1909-19??, October 04, 1912, Image 4

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‘"•;!LVgA»lFranz Wants You toy^u. When you are in need
Compare Prices and Quality
Miss Carrie Zihble returned ! on F R A N Z
I Wednesday to her home in C
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iFRANZ
Why not contract your house?
Mrs. A. Stewart left Wednes­
You get a better job in It iS lime.
day morning for Turner, Ore.,
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See "Happy.” Phone 115.
where she will visit her mother, j
'Mrs. A. 0. Warren, and join in
a family reunion with her broth­
FOR SALE
He cannot, show you the q »lity in this "a<l,” but just note the following prices on goods
ers anil slaters.
All kinds of yellow pine l im­
you know.- Can you equal Ithem any whera? And your purchases all delivered to Mosier,.
The second number of The
ber, including flooring, c ¡ling,
Remember that we have the. best on sale and in stock—tie*
t o o !!
Run over, anti see our new Fall s'sowings in Rugs, Furniture, etc. It will, ba
Maupin
Monitor has readied-us. i
rustic or moulding. Can save
worth your whiife
BEST because—they are S1TDEBAKER9.
you money on all hills, delivered It is a newsy 7-column sheet
published at Maupin, on tlie Dos
or at mill.
chutes River, l»y i'h 11. Overman, 9x12 Rugs, Wood
£ q - y r Our line of Shoves and Ranges Best Sanitary Gbucli makes,1
S amuel B radlky ,
ID - • * O ¡s the most cempirte in Centrr.i bed,.couch or davenport, $4.95
Mosier, Ore. who also edits the Shaniko Star. , and Fiber.........
Wagon, Hack or Buggy,
Alex. Stewart,
Mrs. Laura McDonald, who 9x12 Scotch Wool,
1 3 7 1 ' , 0 , egon ."
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Eastern
For Sale.
here,
arrived
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Cook
Stoves.........
$
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made*
solid
oak,
non-dividing
Bunch »»f toying hens, iuu*l Wi if*
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Leghorns, a f«*w Plymouth II<; .. h . her son, Gideon,. from her home
No. 8 "*
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9.50 pedestals_____ _______ $13.75i
Price vi vy reasonable,
in Salt Lake City. She is spend- 9x12 WilUm Velvet
No. 8
M rs . IU ukr ,
I ing the week visiting acquaint-
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Roll and fiat
19 n~
75 Office
Office Desks!
34 nu,les south of Mosier, on creek jances, and will soon leave for I*1 luitl Linoleum,
9 8 c 1
reservoir
top. Largest assortment east of
2^>ad.
Portland.
per yard.............
iNo. 8 6 8-inch hole
Portland at Eastern prices.
Heavy Print Lino­
Range
with
high
closet;
NOTICE!
Mosierites visiting in Hood j leum, jaw yard..
up
I will pay $7.50 per ton for the River last Saturday were Mrs. Heavy print linoleum.
N. P. Sturgess, Mrs. C. (J.
better grade of apples.
Hammocks and Camp
4 yds wide, per yd,
Nicliol. Mrs. DeBussey, Mrs. It.
C. A. H ack .
J. S.. McCOWN, Prop.
Furniture:
W. Evans, Mrs. F. A. Allington,
DEALER IN
$ 3 .5 0
The undersigned is thoroughly,
When in need of Apple Boxes, Mrs. S. I). Fisher, Mrs. V. C.
Young,
Mary
lligley,
Laura
prepared
to put down open wells
Stools,and
Chaita*
30c.
anil 99, or address S a mukl
Just ask us for samples and
Riiiheo and Ed Sturgess.
in
any
part
o f the'surrounding
Fresh
and
Cured.
Meats
to
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B radley , Mosier, Or«.
$ 1 2 5
prices i f you want window
country.
Has
a complete outfit,,
Prof.
E.
Johnson
and
wife
Country Bftxiuce
shades.
Camp Stoves,
Why he all Summer when you
1 .7 5
including pipe cutting and thread
and
Miss
Hazel
Huntington,
tin
qan get "Happy” to build your
ing tools. Does all kinds o f ce­
teachers in the Mosier school,
Rouse in from 15 to 20 days?
ment, rock and concrete work.
Miss Hendricks, teacher of the
Boyd Sturgess was a visitor in
Has had 30 years’ experience in,
Greenwood school, and Mr.
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Portland on Tuesday.
the well business. May be found!
Ahern, of District No. 8, left on j
A ll B usiness entrusted to
by addressing him at The Dalles;
Mrs. I). Robinson is visiting Wednesday to attend the Teach-,
T he C are oe the
Ore., or inquire at Maier &
relatives in Portland this week. (.rs’ Institute, in session, at The K C e p i l l g .
Schanno’s Store, The Dalles.
Mrs. DeBussey was a visitor Lillies this.week,
A. E. N egus .
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in Hood River Wednesday morn-
a . P. Bnteham and daughter
of The Dalles. Oregon
ifig
Miss Maud, left on Wednesday j
Notice to Tax Payers;
WILL HAVE PROMPT* ATTENTION
S. I). Fisher was transacting morning for Portland,, where
'f.isiiies’j qt the co.ml.v sea* o q j 1 hey have taken apartment« f-«r
The
County
Board o f Equalization)
Capitai.
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$100,000.00
will meet at the office o f the Assessor
Monday.
the winter, 4r. Rateham-is de­
Surplus ard undi.vid
130,000.00 ot' Wasco County, Oregon, on the 3rd
ed profits-' -
voting mucii o f his time to tlfej
J. E. Carpyiiter left last Stm- interests of the Land Product»! |
Monday in Octohsr, 1912, for the pur-
J. S ..S G H E N C K , PRESIDENT
pose of correcting any;, errors and
day for a visit to hjs >ld home
: expos*! ioir, to he held in Port-i
E d M. WILLIAMS M a x A. V o g t equalizing values on Tax Roll for the
in Ohio.
land next month.
Vice Pres.
Cashier ensuing year. The Board will remain
Mi’s. John, Lantry, of Lyle, j
in session for the period o f four weeks.
Messrs. Reginald II. Harsons
is visiting here this week with
J oel K oontz -
sfi-ftt
County Assessor.
iter mother, Mrs. A. Sellinger., and C». A. Malboeuf, president
and secretary respectively of the ¡.
H.
G.
KIBBEE
Next Wednesday, October 9, Northwest Fruit.' Exchange, and j
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DAVID ROBINSON, M. D.
!hc Ladies’ Aid Society willmeet Herr Gustav Sci-pio,.<■»!" Bremen, -
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at the home of Mrs. T. 1, i-L>!t. Germany, general ag*uil for
M O S IE R
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OREGON!
P h y s ic ia n a n d S u r g e o n ;
Mrs. V. C. Young, Mrs. J. R . Germany of I he above-mentioned j
To meet your friends, stop at
Wilcox, Miss Cavil Zibbk- and association, were in Mosier last :
HOTEL. MOSIER.
MOSIER
OREGON'
G, A. Frey were visitors in Hood Sunday, the guests o f A. P.
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River Tuesday.
Batelmm, who took them on a
18.75
57c.
69c.
Shades
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Mosier,. Oregon.
imic.w.w. *22.00 ,,n<i
$ 3 0 .0 0
MOSIER MARKET Well Work
Well Done
Equal GiMMe,lal Cots-
You can’t
it Anywhere
Young married couples wilt find this store a mighty con- Mosier
veil lent place to secure everything needed to begin house-
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Oregon
First National Bank
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J.
A.
Hood River, Ore.
Patronize the merchants who advertise in your home paper
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Fruit Lands
Mrs. J. N*. Master left. Sunday , ,(’m'
in1Hl,.w , !0.n ° f ,a . n,,mn,8!r
afternoon for Portland, when- oi
t,us v! T ty‘
she will continue treatment for Rentlemen expresses! themselves
rheumatism.
i,s highly pleased with the ap­
pearance ot the country and the
Miss Alice Mosier came down |,ountiful crops,
from The. Dalles last Saturday
^
U> visit her parents, returning
Mi v* Sara Bard Elvrgotl spoke
Sunday evening.
to an appreciative audience last -
H. C. Bowers, manager of the Tuesday night on the question
Multnomah Hotel, Portland, was-of woman suffrage. She is an
q week-end guest: of Mr. and enthusiast on the subject and
Mrs. Ed L. Howe at Lohowa.
handled it in an able and con-
Ed L. Howe is in the market, vi" c5» « manner. Judging from
for Spitzenbergs and Newlowns, I remarks overheard atter-itertalk
tils to 64s, delivered in orchard Mrs. Ehrgott made a number of
lioxes at Lehowa Fruit Farm.
converts to woman suffrage.
All Modem and muter Neur
Management..
Improves the quality of the milk
Produces more milk for less money
For sale only by
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M il t o n
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HAY- -
GRAIN
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Hardy Climate,
We Carry
New Fall Suits for Men and Hoys
Come in any day and see what we have, whether you
want to buy or not. You are welcome any time Ami
now we are able to offer you complete stocks.
HAIM’. SCH AFFNER & MARX a n d ULOTHCBAFT
FALL SUITS a n d OVERCOATS
in all the latest styles.
Hood River
Mosier
Oregon
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D. D. HAIL
Mosier, Oregon,
a house, bam or packing:
shed to build, J. P. E rhart
will furnish bonds to build,
according to plans and speci­
fications. Phone, 115..
S. F. GOSS
The Town With a Future
Oregon..
PLUMBING.
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Jobbing promptly attended tt»;,
MOSIER
Ortfey, Oregon
H
Expert
Horse
Shoer
ting and Drafting
Mosier - - Oregon:
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Automobile Repairing a Specialty
VV. A. HUSBANDS
B l a c k s m it h
REFLECTION
that you have enjoyed a perfect
smoke without having to accuse
yourself o f extravagance is made
possible by the purchase o f a Fran­
cisco FULL VALUE cigar. Try one
and get all the enjoyment the best
tobacco can afford without the ex­
pense o f the best.
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S. E. FRANCISCO,
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Proprietor "TH E OAK9.’..'
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You should get ¡ it on the bargains we are offering on
Wt? know that we can save you good money on tin’s-
those High Top Shoes on our Bargain Table. Values
class of goods and our hall line is one of the very
$ 3 .9 8
nicest that we l.ftve ever had. Good, conservative pat­ up to $6.50. Your choice, the pair.............
terns something that is dressy as well as serviceable.
For the ladies we have some exceptionally good values
Lot us shew them to you. You do not need to buy. in kid. patent leather and gun metal shoes that are
worth tTp to$4.gp a pair. We have put out a new lot
We want you to see what we have in this line.
and now Wave about all sizes. Your choice.
$ 1 .4 8
The latest patterns and colorings in shirts, beautiful
cravats and 4-in-hands from
QUEEN QUALITY. AMERICAN LADY and WHITE
HOUSE Shoes for Ladies—»three o f the very best,
snappiest, durable and satisfactory shoes the market
affords.
THE PARIS
b i b i w
Shoes
Boys’ Suits and Overcoats
M IL L IN E R Y
VW are sure that we can please you and save you some
money on your millinery purchases, besides giving you
the largest assortment in the city to select from.
2ud
Floor.
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Horse
THE PLEASANT
Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co. I
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¡General Surveying, Plat.-'
and Wheelwright
Repair work of all kinds promptly done
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E. C. BROCK
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E. A. R a c e .
HOT WATER:
and
HEATING.
A. B. Strong
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Shoes
to $ 1 . 5 0
Fire Insurance
STEAM
New Fall Furnishings
I O C . up
High Elevation.
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riiooe connections.
Lime Brick /
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Plaster
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Cement i
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T rees .
See Robt. T. Newhall,
FEED
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F. A. Allington received a tel-
A. Grosser returned Wednes-
qgratn last Sunday announcin'; day frota The Dalles, where
tlie death at Minneapolis, Minn., .attended tin air.
<*f his sister, Mrs. Win. Ltecu
C. (i. Stoll/, drove over to The
burn.
Dalles yesterday to take in the
Miss M. B. Lamb, of Hood District Fair.
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River, will be at Graham’ s
Bakery Friday and Saturday, I
October 4 and 5, with a line ol 1
Millinery.
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A full line of Cigars, Tobacco
Mosierites attending the dis­
trict fair at The Dalles on and Confections.
Wednesday were L. Lamb, J. M. Cive ns a call and we will
Elliott, Amos Root, Clyde Root prove to you that our slock is
and Ole Olsen.
I up to date.
Mrs. Amy L. Gove of lIoocFjSTlj r u ESS CONFECTIONERY»*
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River, attended the annual ban­
STORE
quet of Manzanita Lodge, D. of «. • .
Oregon|
R., last Friday night, returning1
home Saturday morning,
S A N IT A R Y HAIR W O R K
Mrs. R. Mi RosS and little .
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Switches, Puffs and Curls
A
dadgliter, Betty, left last Sat­
for
sale.
Also
made
to
order
urday, via Portland, for New
from combings.
Mexico, where she will spend
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M rs . C. H. D avenport ,
tlie winter and spring with old
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Mnsier, Oregon.
M u rsery
True là.Naœe ior 33 Years.
General Commisson Merchant
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P; R. HOWARD, Prop..
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If You Have
Town Lots
i
Shoeing
and
Generali
Rfepair Work.
Satisfaction guaranteed
OREGON
MOSIER
DR. H. L. DUMBLH
PHYSICIAN
a nd s u r g e o n
HOOD RIVER
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OREGON
Will practice in Mosier and
May- lie reached by long dis*
tance phone. Home phone 61.
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Special
LADIES’ HAND BAGS AND PURSES
We were fortunate while East this trip in securing
a splendid assortment o f ladies’ Hand Bags and
Purses at a fraction o f their real worth, and we are
going to give you a chance to secure one of these
right now at the same big saving. They are made
of genuine leather with gold plated and silver and
dull metal mountings, full kid lined and are worth
regularly from $3.50 to $6.00 each.
Your choice............... ................................. $ 2 .9 8
S P E C IA L - Boys’ Wool Underwear, worth
from 50c to 85c a garment, natural wool and camel’ s*
hair color. Broken lots Hut about all sizes in the lot.
Your choice, the garment............................
35C
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