Mosier bulletin. (Mosier, Or.) 1909-19??, November 15, 1912, Image 4

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Compare Prices and Quality ;
you
' tin' mutter with (lru|)|iiiiK I»
your MibwrlpUon to Uit>
— LOCAL — unit WI renewing
uV kaue IF ranz
¡ìcccl
Why not contract your Imone? Loo Hunter was a visitor in
Yott get a better job in lem time. Hood River this morning.
Sec “Hlippy." l'lione 116 .
0. E. Wilson was a passenger
on tliis morning’s local for Port­
A good suggestion drop in land.
He cannot show you the quality in this ‘ ad,” but just note the following prices on goods
Mr. nmi Mrs. Kenneth Cooper! you
And pay up your ltack siilwetip- returned
know. Can you equal them anywhere? And your purchases all delivered to Mosier,
this morning from a
Remember that we have the best cm sale and in stock —thi
too
!
! Kun over and see our new Fall showings in Rugs, Furniture, etc. It will be
tion.
brief visit to The Dalles.
worth your while.
BEST because—they are STUDEBAKERS.
N.P. Stillness is recover-!
W. I). Mathews is a business ing Mrs.
visitor in Portland this Week. ness. from a short hut severe ill -1 9x12 Rugs, Wood
Our line of Stoves and Ranges Best Sanitary <!ouch makes,
and
Fiber.........
is
the most complete in Central l^d, couch or davenport, $4.S5
0 . II. Davenport attended
A local lecture entertainment 9x12 Scotch Wool,
court at the county seat Wednes­ is being planned in Immanuel plain e f f e c ts ..
1
hiXtension Tables. Eastern
day.
Church circles. Announcement 9x12 Axminister
Stoves.........
8.25
made,
solid oak, non-dividing
Fred Forlies. of Portland, is will be made soon.
Kngs..................
9.50
pedestals.
....................... $13.75
No.
8
here visiting his cousin, Frank Regular services at Immanuel gxj 12 2 Wilton Velvet
i q 7 c
1 Ö . * 3 No. 8
Church next Sunday. Sunday Rugs ...............
Ginger.
Desks. Roll and fiat
School
and
Bible
Class
at
10
a.
jn|ajj
Linoleum.
.QOç with reservoir ......... 19.75 top. Office Largest
S. F. Goss and son Philip were m. Preaching at 11 a. in. All per yard.............
assortment east *>f
visitors in Portland the first of
*
No.
8—6 8 -inch hole
Portland
a
t
Eastern
ju ices.........
cordially invited.
Heavy Print Lino-
the week.
Range
with
high
closet.
.$ 1 2 . 5 0 , si.s.ci. $ 22 .<xi ami
Alsiut 30 memliers of Beacon: leum, per yard..
Mrs. John We II be rtf was a vis­ Lodge,
I.
().
O.
F.,
went
to
The
Heavy
print
linoleum.
itor in The Dalles Tuesday night Dalles last Tuesday night to at- “I yds wide, |>er yd,
Hammocks and Camp
J.
McCOWN, Prop.
and Wednesday.
Furniture:
tend the annual convention of;
Mi'S. D. Robinson was a pass- Odd Fellows. The laps report
PKALKR IN
$ 3 .5 0
• Theutvdersigiied is thoroughly
enger on yesterday morning’s all kinds of a good time,
prepared to put dewtvopem welks
Stools
and
Chairs,
30c
local for Portland,
-
R*. 3lire make a special ef- Just ask us for samples and
in any part of tlie surrounding
Fresh
and
Cured
Meats
to
$125
prices if you want window
B ohn :—On Thursday, Novem- fort to attend Ladies’ Aid Socie- shades.
country.
Has a complete outfit,
Country Produce
Camp Stoves,
1 .7 5
lier 7th, 1912. to Mr. and Mrs. ty next Wednesday afternoon, j
including pipe cutting and thread
at the home of Mrs. Dr. Robin-j
ing tools. Does all kinds of ce-
E. J. Thrift, a son.
son.
The
chairman
of
each!
iM
O
S
ie
r
-
O
r
e
g
o
n
«*„<,
rook and concrete work.
The ladies of the Immanuel committee on Bazaar work will
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i
Has
had
3ft years’ experience in
Church will hold their annual be expected to give a report.
Bazaar Dec. 5th, 1912.
a u . b r in k s m m . «*
W. D. Mathews was attending The Bennett Brothers, the en­
T he C are of the
Ore., or inquire at Maier &
to business matters at the coun- terprising proprietors of the
Hood River News, have installed
!ty seat last Monday.
a Mergenthaler typesetting ma-
of The Dalles, U
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Evans, of c|,jne jn their nffite, which will
Stockton, (vai., are bere visiting ^ ^ j i y facilitate their business
Notice to Tax Payers
WILL HAVE rnoMI’T ATTENTION 1
their son Robert, and family. ¡„ a|| iLs branches. The Bulletin
Th»*
County
fòtpMKftMion
Capital
ÇHKMKkhtiO will -I a* tap Dosisi of «t the
Ai«fP*»W
Mrs. W. A. Sunk and Mrs. hasn’t ordered one yet.
Surplus and undivid­
W*» m OMuity, lUvifisvn, on On* Sot
Geo. Emry, of Hood River, camej
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ed profits - 130,000.00 of Monday
<n 1 Aciohsr, 1912, for tae jsvh -
Hood River, Ore.
up yesterday to visit relatives.
Card of Thanks
J. S. SCHENCK, P resident pcsf <sf ortrox-ving any wor* and
‘ C. A. Frey and A! Behrens We desire to express our ap-
E d M. W illiams M ax A. V ogt
vah*«on Tax Roti ftw
Cashier i viiaaiWK year. The Hoard will remain
left on Monday to attend the preciation of the kindness shown
: in *e»stew 'for tap period of four- week*.
National Apple Show at S jk »- us by friends and neighbors at
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Toni. J coonvz
kane.
the time of the death of our
M
i-fit
'
Cownty At*p**or.
Mrs. T. W. DeBussey, Mrs. C. father and relative, Christian
H. G. K IB B E E
A. Frey and Rev. H. C. Clark Yackie.
DAVID ROBINSON, M. D.
A lfred Y ackie ,
NOTARY PU BLIC
were visitors in Hood River yes­
IF
YOU
W
ISH
M rs . G erald W yss
terday.
P hysician and S urgeon
and O ther R elatives .
To meet your friends, stoj» at m o sie r - * - O r eg o n
Geo. Carroll returned yester­
day from The Dalles, where he
HOTEL MOSIER.
MOSIER
OREGON
Jack Coon Dead
has been attending court as a
Jack Coon, who was well
juror.
known
lo many Mosier people,
A ll Modem and under .Veer
J J. K. McGregor and wife re­ lias joined
Improves
the
quality
of
the
milk
his
ancestors
in
the
Management.
turned last Saturday from a hajtpy hunting grounds of the
Produces more milk for less money
a house, barn or packing
three months’ sojourn at Van­ r*nl
man. having died last Sun­
j
shod
lo build, J. P, E rha RT
Fin
sale
only
by
GUY
Q.
STRYKER,
Prep.
couver, B. C.
day at the age of 75 years. Jack
will
furnish
Ivonds to tsidd
C. H. Dunsmore ami wife left had a homestead a short dis-
according
to
plans
and sjieci-
Sunday morning for a week’s tanee west of Hosier and was
fications.
Phone,
115.
M
ilton N u rsery T r e e s .
visit to Southern Oregon and known as an industrious worker
................. —1
"m
True to Name for 33 Years.
California points.
and an “honest Injun,” Hisre-
Hardy
Climate,
High
EVpvstkvn.
Mrs. Arrissia Evans left yes mains
,ake" ac™ f ‘h<‘
terday for Seattle, after visiting over to Washington and buried
See Robt. T. NewhaH,
MAY - GRAIN - F E E D
here several weeks with her son, j noar B,nKen*
The Tmm II ith a Futwv
Hood River - - Oregon,
CUJMBINO.
Ira, and other relatives.
Phone connections.
STL AM a no HOT WATER
Elder H. C. Clark preaches a l 1 Church <* t,,risl No,es
«FATING,
Rovvena every two weeks, on’ We desire to ask your notice
Tuesday evening. He went of our subjects for next Lord’s Mosier
jawwipriy attewtecl'tis.
there this week, returning Day. Morning service, 11:15:
MOSIER * - OREGON
Wednesday morning.
j ‘‘The Christian's Plea.” Eve­
ning
service,
7:00:
“The
Creed
Mrs. Sarah McVey left Mon­ One Article.”
day for Celllo, where she will of Come
hear these present­
remain this winter and keep ed. No and
reflection
lie cast
house for a niece, who is teach­ We do not desire to will undermine
CIVILENGINEER
ing school at that place.
anyone’s faith, but to increase
General Surveying, Wat*
F. E. Whitney, Postal Inspect­ it
Expert horse Shoer »nd Wheelwright
or of Portland, was in town this
H. C ampbell C lark .
ting and Drafting
week checking up the books of
Minister.
Rei
vi
ir
work
of
all
kinds
promptly
done
the local post office, and investi­
gating the proposed rural deliv­
Automobile Nejxnring a Sfxxi&lty
Notice
|
ery route,
W. A. HUSBANDS
is earnestly requested that
H. M. West was a passenger all It those
B lacksmith
subscrilied money
on Saturday’s local for Shaniko. to the boat who landing
Horse
Shoeing
and GenewU
fund should ,
AFTTR I W i DINNER
returning Monday, accompanied come forward at once
and
pay
I
y*a will rtsiwCAily •«•ant a gooA
Rejvair Work.
by his wife, who had been visit­ their respective amounts to the '
smoke.
Tix
a
b<>x
-of
DvVN
CASA
ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. undersigned. Aland $130 has *
Satisfaction guaranbeeo
cigars an*i yow'H Ivavv 1« a.fmit that
W. H. Moody.
OREGON
They arc a
"toy.
te MOSIER *
. lieen collected so far and it will
the
finest
Thanksgiving
ilimnnr
jvm
Mr. and Mrs. Win, Marsh be necessary to collect the hal-j
ever ate. FXyxnrrrrCivI smolcvca DR. H. L, DÜMBLE
took thalr little daughter Bessie ance subscrilied to insure the
E. A. R A CE, MGR.
say they eai-nni get a better cigar
T H V S IC IA N k m SURGEON
to Portland last week to have purchase of the dock Unit and j
Than the lV»N V ASA finr ex-em tveier
HOOD
RIVER ; OREGON
its
7
*rioe.
6c.
Nt
arat
1
*
0
.
her throat operated on. The the completion of the landing, a
.
oporatlon was entirely success- No part of the fund will lie .
Will
practice in Moriet and
s. H, IRANOSOik
May
be
reached by long die*
full and the little girl is making spent until it is all collected,
Fteniri-rter "THE t\AKS.’
tance phone. Home phone 61,
satisfactory recovery,
1
K. A. R ack . *
$ 9.75
1 3 .7 5 ^
20 00'°’ ^
$
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Wagon, Hack or Buggy,
Alex. Stewart,
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Mosier, Oregon.
57c.
69c.
f
Shades
MOSIERMARKET Well Work
Well Done
s.
$30.00
EqualCnM Me,lal &**■
You can’t
it Anywhere
Young married couples will find this store a mighty con-
nient ] place to secure everything needed to begin house-
venient
keeping.
F ranz C o .
First National Bank
Patronize the merchants who advertise in your home paper
Shady Brook Dairy
Feed
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H. M. WEST
Oregon
r
1
j Apple Boxes j
» —
If You Have
S. F. GOSS
A. B. Strom
Ortley, Oregon
E. C BROCK
Mosier * * Oregon
I
i
ORE i
j
Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co.
Every Day
, ■. - -
i
10 CENTS
MOSIER
■
D. D. HAIL
Mosier, Oregon,
General Commisson Merchant
!
Fruit Lands
Town Lots
Fire Insurance
Piece Goods Special the ¥d, 26c.
H.. s. & .vi OVERCOATS.......... $1 6.5 0 a t « up Turkey red table linen, fast colors, heavy even fab­
We have some splendid big values in all wool dress CLOTHCRA TOVERCOATS .... $10.00 an! up ric, neatly assorted in floral designs, GO inches wide,
H u Special Sales Day with us. We mnrk our goods goods,
..........-............................................. ft$ e
cashmere*, worsteds and suitings in plain and
right when we receive them and give every one uneven
«Italic*. If wo murk it special you can rest assured mixed colors, mostly 36 inches wide. Values uj» to 75c
that it is marked under its regular value und not marked a yard. Special, the yard................................... 2 5 c j Thanksgiving will soon he here and we are now pre*
up to dbuMe what It la worth um 1 then cut in two to
I pared to supply you with your needs for this occasion
muke you think that you are getting a bargain.
to your entire satisfaction. We will not tell you that
we are going to be generous and let you have the goods
Here is one of the overcoats that we would like to see at manufacturer’s cost or at a big special price. You
you have. They are sure fine and we are sure you will will find that the so-called Thanksgiving Specials are
Here are some real bargains in some nice dress wasts be more than pleased if you make your selection of a higher priced, if you will compare the quality, than
for ladies, made of moan silk, white and ecru net and HART, SCHAFFNEK& MARX or a CLOTHCRAFT what
are offering you at our regular prices. We
fine lawn. These have long sleeves and high necks Overcoat They're certainly putting over some very think we
the
of this community are too wise to be­
All aUei, from 32 bust to 44, and in value up to $ 5 . 0 tY lively things in overcoats this season: best we’ve ever lieve that people
a
merchant
is g«ung to give away his profits
Your choice of this lot
at a time when the demand is greatest
$ 1 .3 7 seen. We can show you many good things.
Thanksgiving Table Linens
Shirt Waist Special
Overcoats
THE PARIS FAIR,
Aft-inch red table linen, extra heavy doth, neatly
assorted designs, small and large floral effect*.
The i a n d . , , . , , , . 3 SC
Satin finished damask. Oft inches wide, beautiful
rose design. The y a r d , 5 0 6
Full bleached mercerized damask, selected floral de­
signs. 58 inches wide. The yard........... .. .
¿fee
lift inch exceedingly fine quality mercerized danjggJ^
will retain its lustrous finish, no matter how often it
is washed. Assorted floral designs.
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