— LOCAL —
Wlmt’x the matter with dropping in
and renewing your aubsrription to the
Bulletin? It would be appreciated.
Why not contract your house?
Mrs. L. Garret Carl will speak
You get a better job in less time. ¡n Immanuel Church next Sun-
See “ Happy.'” Phone 115.
day evening.
CITIZENS FAVOR
TH E
C U TTLE F IS H .
N O T IC E
It» Queer Ink Sac and It» Ability to
Cnange It* Color.
S«>|)la Ix :i |n><'iiliur animal gubxtance
obtitlued from the ink Impi or Ink sacs
ot eilttletixh.
The I'lillleHxli nre n croup of sini;q-
Inr sou rrenturex nllietl to xlocx. snails,
oyxtein nml other so called shell tish."
The ciittleltsh has a son ot shell be
neath the skin (sold under the name ot
"cuttlebune” ), a pair ot Ini-p? eyes and
a horny beak, lake all molluscs, they
have no real limits at nil. hot from
around the hend there spline eight or
ten long tentacles, each Hnued with
numerous suckers.
By forcibly squirting out the sett w a
ter which It has taken in the sepia
cuu shoot hnckwaid through the water
with great speed
The sepin Is inter
esting. too. as being able to change Its
color In a measure so us to liarmuuize
with its surroundings Just under the
topmost layer o f skin there ate dis
tributed all over the surface o f the
body a ounilier o f cells, containing u
dnrk pigment.
When these cells are
expanded the surface of the body be
comes darkly spotted, but as they are
contracted the creature looks paler.
Though best developed In the sepia
and Its nearest allies, nearly every
tneuilier o f the ciittletlsh group pos
sesses an Ink sac
T h e Ink sac coo
tains the dark pigment secreted by a
special gland.
When discovered or
pursued by an enemy the sepia dis
charges some ot Its ink through a
sort ot funnel or tithe
The pigment
mixes with water very quickly and
forms a dark cloud of Inky water, be
yond which the seplu will dart iuio
sa fety
Sepias are often caught in nets with
fish.
The fishermen, despising the
cuttles, throw them out 'upon the
beach, and then they may be seen ly
ing In tiny pools ot dense black liquid
and continually oozing out more ink in
n vain attempt at concealment.—C hi
cago Tribune.
Station Agent Allington re
ceived a reply this morning to
his telegram o f yesterday, ask
ing that Train No. 5 stop here
at 10:15 tomorrow (Saturday)
morning, for the accommodation
of those wishing to attend Prof.
Dryden’s lecture on poultry rais
ing. given at Hood River in the
afternoon.
The request was
very kindly granted, providing
not less than ten passengers buy
tickets for the occasion. Those
wishing to go will take notice.
W. A. HUSBANDS
IF YO U W IS H
To meet your friends, stop at
B l a c k s m it h
Horae
-Shoeing
HO TEL MOSIER.
and
General
¡Repair Work.
Satisfaction guaranteed
A ll Modem and under New ! MOSIER
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OREGON
Mrs. C. G. Nichol and Mrs.
Management.
A Rood suRRestion— drop in , Geo. Chamberlain were shopping
AUGMENTED BATH FACILITIES
.and pay up your back subscrip-1 in Hood River yesterday after-
M ilt o n N u r s e r y T r e e s .
,tion.
; noon.
GUY
Q.
STRYKER,
Prop.
True to Name tor 33 Yean.
Miss Alice Mosier who is at-
F o r Sale
'tendinR school at The Halles,
That the citizens o f Mosier
Hardy Climat«*,
High Elevation
Orchard disc, adjustable, in »pent last Monday afternoon at can be aroused from their leth
See R obt T . Newhail,
argy occasionally was proven by
fair condition. Call pn or ad-; home with her father,
Hood River -
- Oregon.
dress this office.
The 1 913 way o f cash and | the large crowd which gathered
at Lamb’s Hall on Tuesday eve
lower prices is pleasinR the peo
ning, in response to a call in last
For Sale.
D A N C IN G L E S S O N S
ple o f the Mosier District. AI
L O C A L T IM E - T A B L E
week’s Bulletin for a mass meet
Thoroughbred young Barred i ready we have saved the people
ing o f the residents to discuss
No. 7 West hound 7:22 a. m.
Frank Middleswart will give
i hundreds o f dollars. The Strauss
Rock cockerels.
«<«
the feasibility o f incorporating
No.
1
2:45 p. ix
dancing
lessons
at
Chown’s
|Co-Operative Store.
E. 0. WlNANS,
the town o f Mosier.
East
”
No.
2
10:20
a. m.
Hall
oil
Thursday
and
Saturday
214 2t
Mosier, Ore.
44
44
Henry Olsen, who is taking a
No. 8
6:35 p. m.
H. M. West called the meeting
nights o f each \\ee<.
'J hose
1
"
"
course in electrical engineering
<4
44
to order and stated the object of
No. 6
wishing to learn the new and
10:40 p. m.
hor Sale.
¡n Portland, was a visitor in
the gathering. R. M. Ross was
old dances will have a good op
N
ol 17, at 5:30 p. m., flag stop
S. C. Brown Leghorn Cocker- town last Tuesday,
chosen temporary chairman and
portunity.
Terms on applica
on Sundays only for Hood Ri ver
els and
hatching
also
a; L.
L E.
E Adels
Adels arri'
arrived the first of Dr. Robinson secretary. The
,
.
V. , eggs;
.
,,
tion for private or class lessons.
and Portland.
limited number of laying pullets. the week from an extended trip
chairman set the municipal hall
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Grandview E rr Farm,
;
^ ^
and is spend rolling by drawing comparisons
W. G. A Id red,
Social Dance
H. G . K1BBEE
ing the week with his family at between small towns which were
Mosier, Or.
Another social dance will lie
Ortley. N ext week he will go incorporated, with the benefits
N O T A R Y P U B L IC
given in Chown’ s Hall on Satur
to California on business for his1 to he derived from a safe, busi
T o Horticulturists.
- - -
O regon
day night, February 22nd— m o s i e r
company.
ness-like administration o f mu
For pruning, planting trees,
Washington’ s birthday.
A r
nicipal affairs, and towns where
Saturday Specials:
Wyandot
The undersigned is thoroughly
lawn grading, etc., address P.
rangements have been made for
there is no government, no
prepared
to put down open wells
A . K n o l l , Mosier, Ore., or leave, Washing Powder, 25c sack. 12c
a good orchestra and a first-class
initiative hut plenty o f referen
15c large box tooth picks, 3c.;
in
any
part
o f the surrounding
message at Bulletin office.
time is promised all who come.
dum—everything which called
Boys’ Sunday Shirts, sold at 50c,
country. Has a complete outfit,
for effort or outlay being “ re
Saturday 25c.
including pipe cutting and thread
ferred” to the other fellow. He
Notice to Fruitgrowers
Church »1 Christ Notes
Strauss Co-Operative Store.
ing tools. Does all kinds o f ce
stated that it was his observa
Please send us estimate o f!
ment, rock ami concrete work.
tion that unincorporated small
amount o f spray material re-!
N ext Lordsday morning we
BROKE IT GENTLY.
Has had 80 years’ experience in
towns seldom acquired much
¡quired for this season, as early!
will speak on “ A Wrong Stand
the
well business. May be found
Didn't Know
What to Do.
standing as business communi
IN YO U R
as possible.
ard of Measurement,” and in the,
by addressing him at The Dalles,
S o T h e y C a m e t o H is R es c u e .
Property owners in Mosier ties and seldom exceeded a very j A young author miU critic, who has evening on “ The Change of
M o sie r F r u it G r o w e r s A ss ’ n .
Ore., or inquire at Maier &
District
can pay their taxes at limited population.
He could come to be an authority upon a certain Heart in Becoming a Christian.”
J 31-31
Schanno’
s Store, The Dalles.
the Mosier Valley Bank, as in see no reason why Mosier should modern phase ot educnlon. went a tew
Remember
that
you
always
daya ago to deliver Id» first lecture at
A. E. N egus .
previous years.
not incorporate, believing that a girls' school. Ue had lectured before, receive a hearty welcome at the j
Good candy, 10c per pound.
R. M. Ross,
the time had arrived when it but never at a young ladies semi homelike
Church.
You are
Strauss Co-Operative Store.
Cashier.
was sensible and practicable, uary, and as two white froeked. curly earnestly and cordially invited
D AVID ROBINSON, M. D.
haired ushers led him out to the plat
from a business standpoint, to form and he sat down beside the ma to attend if you come for the
C. A. Frey visited in Hood
hysician and urgeon
River the first of the week.
Who goes to
W. W. Vensel arrived Tuesday attain to the dignity and assume tronly principal among the women who right purpose.
made up the faculty and faced a sea of
the
responsibility
o
f
a
municipal
MOSIER
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OREGON
Mrs. Kenneth Cooper visited from Pittsburg, Pa., and is
girls faces lie was young enough to church for a wrong one?
The church room will he nicely
relatives in The Dalles this week. spending several days here with ity. Others expressed practi feel a hit o f embarrassment liiuiselt
his nephews, who have charge cally the same sentiments in It was rather difficult at first. Imt once warmed and lighted for your
the lecture wax started things went nil
Wanted: —More country butter
comfort and convenience. Come.
of his property south of town. I different ways, while two or right
and fresh eggs.
three
objected
to
the
proposition
lie
finished
what
he
hud
to
say
and
We understand that Mr. Vensel j
H. C a m p b e l l C l a r k ,
S tore Y our A pples
Strauss Co-Operative Store.
down
The audience and the ma
a house, ham or packing
contemplates making some ex-1 because of the added taxation sat
Minister.
tronly principal and the wumeu who
In our New Modern CoM Storage
shed to build, J. P. E rhart
Mrs. S. D. Fisher was shop tensive improvements on
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his and the big expense necessary I made up the faculty elupped their
will furnish Bonds to build
to
supply
the
town
with
an
J
ping in Hood River last Monday. place this year.
Plant.
bands enthusiastically
Then the np
Dramatic Recital
pin use died down and silence settled
according to plans and speci
adequate
water
system,
sewers,
Equipped with the latest
H. M. West was a business
upon the lecture hall. The young man
I want to thank the people ot
fications. Phone, 115.
sidewalks,
etc.
It
was
pointed
On account o f sickness, Mrs.
visitor in The Dalles on Tuesday tlu* Mosier District for the way
sat oa waiting for some one to say
D RY A IR SYSTEM
out
to
these
objectors,
however,!
something,
dimly
conscious
that
a
Carl was unable to keep Iter ap-
last.
they have taken up the Co-Oper
that the city tax levy would he j move o f one kind or another was ex , pointment for last Monday eve W e have every facility for hand
The Strauss Co-Operative Store ative way of doing business and I just what the citizens voted it, pected o f him But his lecture was
ling, shipping and delivering.
finished
tie had said all he had to ning as advertised, but will be
is a busy place these days. Five I Know you will all he pleased I and that the improvements say
There were no questions from | here tonight aL the Immanuel
Charges Reasonable
•a'espeople are employed and all with your savings when you get would be made gradually, as the faculty or students A few o f the girls
j
Church,
accompanied
by
her
bus-1
PLUM BING .
began to fidget, hut no one spoke
used to this method.
UNION M E A T CO M PANY
keep busy.
finances permitted, and that it
The young man became unpleasantly ! band, who will illustrate the lec-
E. M. S t r a u s s .
STEAM a n d HOT WATER
was not the intention to saddle aware that he was expected to do I ure by slide pictures.
J. N. Mosier is at The Dalles
Warehouse Dept.,
Portland, Ora.
H FATING.
this week, attending court as a Miss Flora Bauer, who has been the citizens with a heavy burden something and to do it ut once, but be
did not know what to do lie reflected
juror,
at
the
outset.
There
were
ques
visiting here the past month with
Jobbing promptly attended to.
miserably that lie did not know the
etiquette ot a girls' school anyhow.
Frank Ginger and C. H. Duns- her sister, Mrs. Thos. Gordon, tions which could not he an And then there was a signal from the
MOSIER
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OREGON
more were visitors in The Dalles left the first of the week for her swered definitely “ right off the principal and a move In the audience, I Friday evening, Feb. 21, there j
hat,” as details had, of course,! and the prettier o f the tw o girl ushers
home in Portland.
on Monday last.
not been worked out. A fte r' approached him. a little embarrassed, j will be a special meeting o f the
F. A. Shogren, who has em
New goods this week. Berk
much discussion pro and con, a a little shy. determined to do her duty. I Camp to confer the degrees.
ley Cambric Pillow Tuheing, D. ployment in Portland this win rising vote was taken to deter-' "I'm so sorry. Mr B ," she murmur
Come. Fun, enjoyment and,
ed “ Intt I ’m afraid you'll have to—
M. C. Crochet Cotton, Rick Rack ter, spent last Sunday here with mine the feelings of those pres you'll have to start right this minute instruction.
AND
it you want to make your tra in !"—New
Braid. Strauss, The Co-Opera his family.
H.
C.
C
lark ,
ent. Of the 21 w ho voted. 18 fo rk Times.
General Surveying, Plat
tive Store.
Clerk. |
It is onr intention to reduce were in favor o f incorporating,
ting and Drafting
C a r e fu l W it h T h e ir L e m o n s .
O. E. Wilson was attending to nearly every article during this only three opposing it. There
used
“ Ill English Inns," said a man who
business matters at the county sale. I f any errors are made we were a number eligible to vote
Notice to Fruitgrowers
had just returned from a long coaching
FOR SALE BY
seat on Tuesday last.
will gladly correct I hem. Re who didn't express themselves trip In Kngland. "they do uot use lem
I have a quantity o f first-class STURGESS CO NFECTIO NERY
ous
In
our
haphazard
fashion.
They
member,
too,
your
money
hack,
one way or the other.
J. H. Devlin and W. A Fire-
make the use o f one more or less o f a 2-year-old apple trees, which I j
STORE
DR, H. L. DUMBLE
baugli, o f Portland, are spend with a smile, if anything you
There were three ladies pres solemn rite l rememlier asking for a will sell at 5 cents each at Hood
M
o
s
ie
r
-
-
O
regon
buy
does
not
suit.
We
are
try
ing a few days this week at Ort
ent and they manifested consid 'horse's neck' In a little Inn In the north
PHY8ICIAN Atm SURGEON
These trees sell regu
ing to please. Help us by tell erable interest in the discussion. country. The landlord had never heard River.
ley.
HOOD RIVER
:
OREGON
o f the drink, and I explained to him larly at 16 cents each, hut I
ing us ho\v to still improve our
Chairman' Ross appointed a ttmt It was ginger ale with a lemon offer them at the above low
Odd lots of M ens Wool Un- store and methods,
Will practice in Mosier and
peel In It. He went hack to the bar
committee o f three, composed of and returned presently with an empty price in order to close out the
derwear, sold up to $1.25. Spe-
STRAUSS
May be reached by long dis
H. M. West. E. A. Race and J. tray T'm very sorry, sir. he said, stock.
S. W. IlEPPNER,
cial Saturday, 56c.
tance phone, Home phone 81,
Mrs. Geo. Krause, o f Tin E. Cole, to prepare a petition to 'hut we haven't got a lemon open Just
Hood River, Ore.
Strauss Co-Operative Store.
now.’ " —New York Tribune.
Dalles, visited this week with be presented to the county court
.'■ lc C A L L ’ S is a la rg e, artistic, hand*
Rev. H. C. Clark and E. A.
OVER • • Y E A R S’
s m e ty illu s '.ra trd 1« 0 - p a g e m o n th ly
her daughter, Mrs. J. T. Haven- j with the signatures of 40 legal
M a g a z in e th at is a d d in g to th e k appi*
E x p e r i e n c e
Race were passengers to Hood
n ess an d e f f i c i e n c y o f 1,100,1)00
voters.
w o m e n e a c h m o n th .
f
River on Monday afternoon's *">l
KfU'li i'*4if» l< B rim fu l ,,f fn-hion«, faiu y-
The question of the corporate
Mrs. H. M. West is spending
w o rk , iilturovting Mutrl stories, ami scores
local.
oT lain)i-s;i\ing ami itm n ey-savin g ide.-vw
f *i w om en .
T h e re nr«* nmn* than in o f
i the week with relatives in Port limits was discussed, but nothing
tlm new est designs o f f l i c »•.•Irbraled
New groceries arriving every
M c C A I.L I’ A T T K K N K In each issue.
definite was decided upon. This;
land.
Mt’t ’ A I . L P A T T E R N S lire fumoii!* fo f
day. Good flour, $4.60 per bhl.
st> le, III. sim p lic ity am i eeon n m y, O n ly
matter no doubt can lie adjusted
10 am i 15 m i l s each.
D c s io n s
Because Oregon was admitted
Another shipment of that good
C o p y r ig h t s A c .
satisfactorily to all parties con
T h e |>til>!i-Iters ,.f M e t' A Lt/rf W ill *\wru\
to the Union on February 14.
29c coffee on the way.
llioiis.im l.i o f dollars e x trn in the co in in g
___ __________ <» » > t » t r h and dMChptlrm nix,
8hickI» afieert*lti tttir Opinion free whether an
m nntlis In o rd er to keep M H ’ A I.I/ S head
iMventltlft |i p r m lb l| )l» t «t t s b le . Conimunlra-
1859, a suggestion Inis been mail« cerned. The main point for con
and shoulder* aIxm * a ll oth er WofTien’ *
Strauss Co-Operative Store.
llttdestrfCUi continent nil. HANDBOOK on Patent«
maun sides .»a a n y price.
H ow ever.
You
can
find
what
you
want
at
the
gratulation
is
that
the
majority
V ‘ U . f . s is o n ly 50c a y e a r ; iH w itlvrly
that this he called the "Valen-
w orth $1.00.
E. . A. , Race
ip K W lnn tit* . without ch a r,«. In t il»
v -q M tv
Any One MrCnfl Pnllpfn r r-t
_ left Wednesdav tine State.” It is claimed that )f the citizens are in line with
evening or Spo\ane, to attend (hja pseudonvm has advantages' the march of progress, and no,
• 111 v .n ir lies?
n r M d 'A L I . 'S , If v» u
Scientific Am e rican .
Quickly.
A handsomely M l N l f d i f Weekly. Largest cir
the annual convention of the
oubt those will he who now op-
culation o f any sclentttIC journal. T e rm s . f3 a
over the misleading "W ebfoot”
T E KcCALL CC3TJWT. Î36 tV. I 5 »
VaA
rear: four pi on t ha, 91. A IM by all newsdealers.
Western Retail Lumber Dealers’
kwaawaw* A xa
»I
II
a
\-.-n v.i-i ,
¡-i
i ,
and “ Heaver” which have done iose the movement through, we
Association.
Ó » r B U W aablu tfl'X i, D .C .
•lieve, honest <*< nvictions.
dutv for so many venrs.
F rom 1c to 25c
MAJORITY GREATLY PLEASED
AT PROSPECT -FEW ORJEGT
TAXES
He
Fruit Lands
Town Lots
Fire Insurance
D. D. HAIL
Mosier, Oregon,
The Town With a Future
Well Work
Well Done
ADVERTISE
Exactly
Home Paper
P
S
If You Have
S. F. GOSS
Attention, M. W.A.i
HAYNES
GOO D H EA LTH
BREAD
GOOD TA S TE
P IE S
ONCE Uied—ALWAYS
E. C. BROCK
C I V IL E N G IN E E R
Mosier - - Oregon
Madam, Read McCall*»
The Fashion Authority
Valentine Day
P atents
....is....
The 1 4 th ......... Don’t Forget
Mosier Book Store
Spring Dress Goods
Special
Are beginning to arrive and now is a good time to do
a lot o f sewing while you have the time an save your
self the hurry and worry h little later. We now have
a splendid line for you to choose from, right fresh
from the mills, and in prices the most reasonable.
Boys’ and Youth’s Shoes
Xoa should outfit the Ixivs in Shoes now, while sav
ings such as are possible here may lie^enjojed.
There are box calf, vici kid or kangaroo calf leath
ers. good winter weight soles and roomy toes. Sizes
12 to 64, and in values up to $3.50.
Your choice the pair......
.................
$ 1 .9 8
New York
Ladies’ White Underskirts
Drummers’ sample shoes for men. These come in
sizes 6, 6A, 7. 7J and 8. They are made up by special
Workmen and as we buy them at a good discount over
the regular stock, we make you a like less price and
tlu* liest value in shoe leather you ever bought for the
money anywhere. Come in and let us til yon out with
a pair of these. We have them in all leathers and in
all the newest shapes for dress or work wear.
We have a few o f these Big Bargains in Ladies’
White Underskirts that we are closing out at Half
Trice These are really bargains, just a little soiled
from display and handling.
Your choice for O N E -H A LF PRICE.
We carry a nice line o f QUEEN Q U A LI TY shoes for
ladies, as well as the American Lady and White House
shoos. The snappiest shoes you can buy,
Mckihhin fur neck scarfs, values up to $2.00.
Special to close them out.......... ..........
50C
V A L E N T IN E S at s|H*cisl prices to close them out.
Good assortment to choose from.
THE PA R IS FA
h
Special to close them out, each...... ..........
...
......
1 5 C
IO C
Special
Values up to $8:00.
Your c h o i c e . .......... ............................
Children's muslin pants, hand made,worth
Special while they last, the pair
These are caps in this lot that arc Vvorth 60c.
Indies Long and Short Coats.
Furs
Special:
25c a iwir.
Boys’ and Misses’ Caps Special
5 0 C
Wool Underwear
Ladies' and Misses’ fleeced lined and wool under
wear, vests and pants, worth op to, the garment, 758.
Special, your choice............ . ......................
° ° d r , v e r S L A R G E S T & B E S T
s to r e
2 3 C