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About Mosier bulletin. (Mosier, Or.) 1909-19?? | View Entire Issue (March 7, 1913)
A | A 1 Save on table linen and towels. R. C. McKiernan and family ■ 1 “ “ “ Strauss Co-Op. Store. left last Saturday for Madras. N ext Wednesday the I.adi» s’ Mr. McKiernan will take charge .... , » ¡A id Society will meet at the o f l he lumber yard at that place Why nr*contract you*•house? ,lome o f Mrs. F. A. Allington. for the Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co. You Ret a lietter job in less time. H. M. Landes, a Portland gen Fresh Parsnips and Carrots at See-“ Happy.” Phone 115. tleman, has purchased D. D. _______ ___ Nichol & Co. Hail’s real estate business, tak . . , .1 Mrs. S. D. Fisher was shop- A Rood suggestion—drop^m |pj|>K in Hood River Wednesday ing possession this week. We wish Mr. Landes all manner of and j>ay up your l>ack subscrip- afternoon. success. tion. Dupont Stumping Powder is Chas. Bennett and a crew are j best. Chown has it. remodeling the Strauss store this For Sale. E. L. Burt and Jas. Sturgess week. When completed, Mr. Thoroughbred young Barred I were “ doing” Hood River on Strauss will have double the Rock cockerels. Wednesday. present floor space and a very E. 0. WlNANS, light, modern store. New Onion Sets and Fresh 2 I I 2t Mosier, Ore. Garden Seeds at Nichol & Co. J. K. McGregor returned last week from a lengthy sojourn in H. M. Scearce left Tuesday For Sale. Portland. Mrs. McGregor will for a three weeks’ business trip S. C. Brown Leghorn Cocker join him here later. Jack says els and batching eggs; also a to his old home in Indiana. it’s good to get hack to Mosier as limited number of laying pullets. New Rick Rack Braid —white, it doesn’ t consume so much of Grandview Egg Farm, also mercerized in colors, at his time dodging ‘ ‘high balls.” W. G. Aldred, Nichol & Co. J. P. Snyder, who has been Mosier, Or. S. W. Small returned Wedner- wintering in the valley, re day evening from a delightful turned last Saturday to his ranch T o Horticulturists. six weeks’ trip to California. south o f town. Mrs. Snyder j For pruning, planting trees, Green Onions, Radishes and visited in Hood River a few days lawn grading, etc., address P. A. K noll , Mosier, Ore., or leave Lettuce every week at Nichol on her way home. & Co. message at Bulletin office. Leslie Webb arrived in town Sheriff Levi Chrisman was an yesterday from Seattle for a Wanted' official visitor in town Wednes visit with friends. Leslie has been connected with the United Reliable party to plow and cul day evening. States Army Hospital Service tivate 10 acres of land for this Bargains that are real in shoes. for about two years and is mak season. Two miles from town. New Spring shoes here. Strauss ing good. He will spend his two Inquire at Bulletin office. Co-Op Store. weeks’ vacation in and about Mrs. Geo. Emry, o f Hood Riv- For Sale ¡er, visited relatives here on Early Rose and American W on-, Wednesday, der Seed Potatoes, 75c a sack. | H ARM ONY GRAPHOPHONE A rthur K uhn , | records at half price. Chown. Mosier, Ore. D. M. C. Embroiderry and For Sale j Crochet Cotton, also new new A good single work or driving ¡ Stickeree Trimming Braid at Nichol & Co. harness, practically new. Mosier. E. J. Middleswart arrived home last Saturday from his Eastern trip. His last stop on the route home was at Butte, Mont., and he was glad to get away from that place, where, he stated, the mercury was several degrees below zero during his stay. Think of it! And all the A rthur K uh n Exceptional bargains on Wag- wild flowers in bud and bloom Mosier, Ore. ! ons and Buggies. W. E. Chown. here and gardens being planted. C. A. McCarger arrived up F. A. Shogren and family left For Sale from Portland last evening and the first of the week for Port Select Early Rose potatoes, for wjU H1)end a week or so looking- land. Mr. Shogren has accepted see«! or table. Unequaled for ■ afUjr affair8 0I1 hld tVuit ranch, a lucrative position with the An halting. C. J. L it t l e i 'AGE, ! West, J. E. Cole, E. L. gelos Commercial Photographic Mosier, Ore. j R<>°t and G. P. Morden transact- Co. This company is fortunate ________________________________ jed business in The Dalles on in securing his services, as he is an expert in his line, having for Monday. Wanted Orie Hodge returned to Mosier years held a position on the pho Two men with teams, to plow. last Friday night from Montana, tographic staff of the Oregonian. State price, where he has been working for E » L , H owe , Meeting of Davenport Heirs the past year. Mosier. Ore, The Davenport heirs met here ---------- ------------------------------ 1 Put your money in the bank. in Mosier last Sunday for a final For Sale Pay by check for what you buy. settlement o f the estate. We Ten young Barred Plymouth What you save in a month, put understand that the division was Rock pullets and a cockerel. All in a savings account-result will satisfactory to all parties con surprise you. Strauss. thoroughbred. See cerned. Those present were: J a m e s P ie r c e y . John Denton, whose home is G. L. Davenport and wife, of Mosier, Ore. near Portland, is here visiting Portland, Mr. and Mrs. P. H. I his aunt, Mrs. Dick Evans, and Robinson, Portland, Ray Stur other relatives. For Sale Cheap gess, representing his wife, Ger One set o f good farm harness, Mrs. Harriet Poe, of Portland, tie Davenport Sturgess, Port Call at Bulletin office and see it, recently traded a lease on a land: Mr. and Mrs, F. S. Gun • rooming house, for the Kerslake ning, The Dalles: E. B. Wood, property, southeast o f Mosier. representing his little daughters, Coining soon--the Basket Social. D. D. Hail negotiated the deal. Mr. and Mrs. H. Kemp, Hood Special Bargains for Saturday: ¡River, J. T. Davenport and wife, J. M. Elliott visited in The ¡Creamery and country butter. C. H. Davenyort and wife and Dalles on Tuesday. Crackers; Crystal White soap, 7 Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Cherry. Oliver and Syracuse Plows at bara for ^ Saturday only. Church of Christ Notes Chown's ¡Cash is King. Strauss Co-Op. H A Y N E ’S BREAD Daily Store* Mr. and Mrs. Ed L. Howe and ay S t u r g e s s C o n f k c t . S t o r e , the latter’s sister, Miss Daisy B ASK E T S O C IA L -W atch for •Biles, arrived last Sunday and the date, are spending the week at Le- Canlifiower, celery hearts, fine howa. primes. Strauss, Mr. ana Mrs B. F. Reeves and S P R A Y SUPPLIES, Chown's. daughter, Miss Julia, arrived on J. N. Mosier was a passenger Sunday from Portland and will spend the Spring and Summer pn Thursday morning’s local for on the ranch near town. Portland. Geo. Haacke, of the East Hood You W i l l F i n d River and Portland Lm d Co., "T H E GOOD BREAD” with offices in Portland, was a AT S t u r g e s s C q n f e c t . S t o r e business visitor in town the first C. J. Littiepage was a busi-! 0f the week, |je9s visitor at the county seat n n n - - lu a » t i C. O. Burrows arrived from the first o f the week, i Portland this week and will be Pittsburg Perfect Pence now f"nneeted with the Tum-A-Lum «old by W. E. Chown. [join him later. Our theme for next Lordsday morning will he the second ser mon on “ The Way to the Crown,” and the evening ser mon will he on this subject: "Th e Power of the Cross.” The Iioyal Berean Basket Sup per, which is announced for one week from next Wednesday eve ning, cannot he held on that evening for good reasons, and the date will he announced later. Everyone will take notice. What do church names mean? They mean something and stand for something. Reader, investi gate concerning your church name, and see if it means what it should. Don’ t say there is nothing in a name. I f there is nothing in mine, I am going to get rid o f it. H. C ampbell C lark , Minister. A. B. Schoonover went to The Dalles yesterday to enter com plaint against Win. Chaffin, the charge being assault with a deadly weapon. It appears that Schoonover and Chaffin got into a mix-up on the street Tuesday night and Chaffin used a knife, cutting Schoonover in the arm. Dr. Robinson dressed the wound and the injured man was able to appear against Chaffin at the county seat.. THE CHAFING DISH. Antiquity of This Nov» Popular Cook ing Utensil. Thr rlftOns dish is not n utensil of modem Invention. Looking backward over history's pages, many allusions are made to Its use Among the ruius of I ’ouqx-H have been found Dron/.e chatlng dishes of unique designs, and Mummsen. in Ills “ Uoinisclie Ueacblcti le." asserts that lu those days a well wrought cooking machine came to cost more than an estate Louis XV took uiiii h delight iu cooking and. accord lug to (Joncourt, often amused hiiuself by making "quintessential slews iu sil ver puns” The palate of Louis XIV was nfteu tickled by "piping hot dish es brought In on a chafing dish.” Napoleon Honnparte, when laying down Hie affairs of war nnd enjoyiug home life for a short period, cooked in a silver (hating dish an omelet for the enjovment of the empress and himself Mine Keenmier. the beautiful aud In tellecfual society leader, used the cbuf ing dish, while Mum de Stuel . the grentcHt woman in literary history. when exiled from her beloved Prance took with her the chafing dish. We of today are doing much to keep alive the true spirit of hospitality by bringing the cbntiug dish into popular use. Woman’s Home Companion. NOTICE To the Fruit Growers of Was co County: Owing to the lateness o f this I S p r in g and bad roads, I will not , ,, . . . localitv l,e “ Die to Visit eacn locality in | this County in time to Spray W ith sulphur, , jn jve notice through the ** j papers. I Want every person in j Wasco County, Oregon, having f u tr e e s or shrubbery infested Every department o f this store is crowded with tempting offerings. Everything is fresh and new and we know that we can please you in every way. Newest patterns, latest styles and qualities, all that can be desired, and our prices are most reason able. T h e i r O r g a n i c Ma te ria ls A r e Replaced by M in eral Particles. I d noswer to the query. MDo biologists or Che,..law know the process of peiri faction or the reason why n human body or a plaid lu some cases takes the course of petrifaction insteud of de caying?" we would say: The process Is at Urst one of decay slowly and replacement particle by particle of the organic materiul by in- orgnnk' or mineral. Water bolding sili ceous minerals in saturated solution is necessary, the tiesb or plant disorga nizes. the cnrbon. oxygen. nitrogen, hydrogen compounds disintegrate and escape, and the minute portion is re placed by the mineral particle, the shape or form of the decaying body re maining intact Now. the carbon In the bodies does not clmnge to siliceous minerals. It disappears In its combination with the other elements. No element changes Into another; this would be mutation. Replacement Is the word used here. Thus analyze a petrified man or plant -n o organic matter cun be found—only Inorganic, and this weighs far more than did the animated body. The en tire process of petrification Is a mys terlous work o f nature. —New York American. Hardy Climate, Hood River Town Lots D. D. H AIL Mosier, Oregon, The Town With a Future The undersigned is thoroughly prepared to put down open wells in any part o f the surrounding country. Has a complete outfit, including pipe cutting and thread ing tools. Does all kinds o f ce ment, lock and concrete work. Has bad 80 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 . IN YO U R S. D AV ID ROBINSON, M. D. P hysician Home Paper Y o ur a p p l e s Ti cke d. ALWAYS - OREGON M c C A L L ’S ¡ i A la rg e , artistic, hand* * m ely illustrated lO O -p a g e m onthly M a g a a in e that is ad d in g to the happi. ness hnd e f f i c i e n c y o f 1.100.000 W om en e a c h trtotith. f E ach issue i* brim ful o f fashion«, fancy- work. interesting short «lories, and «cores o f labor-saving anil m oney-saving Ideas for wom en. There hr«» more than 60 o f Hie newest design« t » f t h e Celebrated M et’A L L P A T T E R N S in end» Issue« M e C A L L P A T T E R N S are famous for style, lit, .simplicity and economy. Only 10 and 15 cents c adi. The publishers o f K trCALt/8 w ill spend thousands o f dolían* ettrn In the com m « months in order to keep H v O A L I/ 8 bead and shoulders hl>oYe all otlier wom en's magazines at hnj* price. However, M ft.'A L L S Is only &0c a year; positively worth $ 1 . 00 . Y"C M at $elfrt Any fit* PaPjgfa EV-g from vour first copy o f k lc i'A L L 'S , If frou subscribo tp iick ly. Til HrfAU CMPIKf, H i J t * ft, U T t S. tiOtP. L it for n freecebr * M cCALL ¿«matter. ful Iteit pn rttifrtn tatatogue. Sample c»>t>v ami «. it. tem rdialogue also tree on request. a house, Imrn 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 PLUM BING . ST E A M HOT W A T E R and Jobbing promptly attended to. MOSIER - - OREGON E. C. BROCK C IV IL E N G IN E E R General Surveying, Plat ting and Drafting Mosier - - Oregon DR. H. L. p h y s ic ia n HOOD R IV E R DUM BLE and s u r g e o n : OREGON Will practice in Mosier and May be reached by long dis tance phone. Home phone 61. OVER AS YEARS’ EXPERIENCE P atents I R A D E IY IA R K » D e s ig n s C o p y r i g h t s A c . A n y d t t lift id fh i & sketch and description may QHIckly ascertain our opinion free whether ad luTdtitlnn is p ro h k b lf patentable. Communica tions strictly ct»undemlal. HANDBOOK on Patents sent free» oldest «re n c y fo r securing patents. Patent« taken through M unn A Co. recetrtf Special notici, w ithout charge. In the Stkntific American. A handsom ely (Iftlttfafgd weekly. L argest clr- cnlation o f any Scientific journal. Term s, $3 a £ e a r; fo u r months, $L Sold by all newsdealers. New York Ice, 636 F 8L, W ashington, V . G. Branch Office. Corsets Men’s Everstick Rubbers, worth $1.00 a pair. We are selling these while they last for, the pair, 25c. Whether y o i need them right away or not, it will he economy for you to buy an extra pair at this price. We want to call ymtr attention to our nibst Ccfmtilete Corset Department. W’ e carry a very large assort ment of all the m09t popular corsets and can supply you with a satisfactory artiele at any price you care to pfty. Millinery — New creations are arriving daily, small shapes pre dominating. Nowhere will yôu find a greater showing than here, and our prices are always the lowest. Oriental trimmings are much in vogue, dainty flowers and stick-ups add chic and charm to the New Spring Hats that we are now showing. Do not fail to visitour Millinery Department. 2nd Floor. We want you to see the splendid showing we have. THE PARIS FAIR, h o o d r iv er s l a r g e s t ----- — NEM O - --------------------- T h f Corset built not Only with A view to correct figure, but Also designed With pAfAfnount thought to health of the wearer. Come to our Corset Department Yoti are sure to find here a model Of Nemo 9elf-Reducing Corsets for your individual figure. Neffib Corsets in various styles.............................. $ 2 to $ 5 , a b e s t sto r e ♦ H E A T IN G . Special CLOTHCRAFT SPRING SUITS. the best showing of nifty patterns that we have shown for years. Priced from $10 to $25. Guaranteed all S urgeon I f You Have S to re GOOD TA S TE P IES HART, SCH AFFNER & M ARX or and MOSIER AND A strong box containing family rec Notice to Fruitgrowers ords and heirlooms u - im opened a few days ago la examine an old manu I have a quantity o f first-class script The box bad not been disturbed 2-year-old apple trees, which I for several years, and ttie women « lio ' used— used had taken it Into a private room were will sell at 5 cents each at Hood O N C E These trees sell regu surprised when they removed an old River. FO R SAl.E BY fusbloned open face wutcb from Its larly at 16 cents each, but I STURGESS CONFECTIO NERY restiug place to bear It tick loudly. This to them wns evidence that the box offer them at the above low STORE bad been tampered with But every price in order to close out the M o s ie r - * O regon thing was found iutnrt and in keeping stock. S. W. H effner , with the memorandum of contents, and Hood River, Ore. they were much perplexed because of tbe ticking watch, which ceased Its ac tivity before the box was returned to W hat’s the matter with dropping in Its place A watchmaker who was con Madam, Read McCall’s sulted said that such "momentary life" an 1 renewing your subscription to the In "dead" timepiece* when disturbed The Fashion Authority Bulletin? It would be appreciated. was not unusual.- New York Tribuue faction is what you get in one o f our Oregon. W ell W ork W ell Done Land Oflice at The Dalles, Oregon, March 3rd, 1913. Mosier Book Store - No. 7 West liotmd 7:22 a. m, 2:45 p. m No. 1 No. 2 East 10:20 a. m. 6:35 p. m. No. 8 10:40 p. m. No. 6 No. 17, at 5:30 p. m., flag stop on Sundays only for Hood River and Portland. G O O D H EA LTH BREAD T b e Dead W a t c h - L O C A L T IM E -T A B LE Fire Insurance N O T IC E is hereby given that Jo seph L. Sheldon, o f The Dalles, Ore gon, who, on October 1st, 1910, made Homestead, No. 07497, for SW |N E|, N W t fS E I, and S1NW1, Sec. 13, Tp. 1 North, Range i l E. W .M ., has filed notice o f intention to make five year proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before the Register and Receiver of the U. S. Land Office, at The Dalles, Oregon, on the 9th day of April, 1913. Claimant names as witnesses: H. H. Smith, o f Mosier, Oregon, Saul Perry, Samuel Eddings, and Ruth Sheldon, all of The Dalles, Oregon. C. W. M oorb , Register. High Elevation See Robt. T. Newludl, Fruit Lands HAYNES Is what you pay your good money for, and satis wool and to hold their shape. Come in and let us show you. True to Name tor 33 Years. j o f styles and fabrics that will l>e liecoming to you. I t ’ s LACE C U R TAIN S —Drummers' Samples. Here is certainly a Big Bargain. Slightly soiled from handling but worth many times the price we are asking. A dandy lot o f pretty patterns. Your choice....... 12C each. M il t o n N u r s e r y T r e e s . GUY Q. STRYKER, Prop. ( p u b l is h e r ) Novel Reading. Genera! AUGMENTED BATH FACILITIES FOR PU B LIC A TIO N Department of The Interior, U . and Satisfaction guaranteed MOSIER OREGON A ll Modem and under New Management. ADVERTISE NOTICE Shoeing Repair Work. In our New Modern Cold Storage The objection professed by many wo men novelists against rending fiction P la n t. may be based on the same grounds ns those raised by the little boy at the tea Equipped w ith the latest party who refused to ent Jam “cos D R Y A IR S Y S T E M father makes i t " Some distinguished writers in other fields have been vo W e h a ve e v e ry fa c ility for h an d racious novel renders. Concerning the ling, sh ippin g and d elivering. author of the standard work on the British constitution Grant Duff re i C h arges Reasonable D A N C IN G L E S SO N S lates: "Bagehot. like Sir Henry Maine. j Sir James Stephen aud Sir George i ------ U N I O N M E A T COMF>ANY Venables, had n perfect passion for I p,-ank Middleswart will give uovels and would read and reread I . _ Portland, Ore. Chown’s Warehouse Dept them with the greatest delight He dancing lessons at had been rending ’Rob Roy’ bnif an | Hall on Thursday and Saturday hour before his death.” Tennyson, too, nights of each week. Those according to William Allingbnm. was wishing to learn the new and “a constant novel reader ’What 1 dis like.' he once said, ‘is beginning a new old dances will have a good op- novel. I should like to have a novel to i portunitv Terms on applica read In a million volumes, to last me tion for private or class lessons. my life.’ ’’—Loudon Standard. We are now ready for you with a splendid showing Special Horse HO TEL MOSIER. . Satisfaction N ew Spring Goods B lacksmith To meet your friends, stop at with scale or other insects that damage fruit trees or fruit, to spray and spray thoroughly. H. G . K IB B E E Test, your spray and see if it is N O T A R Y P U B L IC the proper strength, then you will have no trouble if you do m o s ie r - - - O regon your work thoroughly, We all knQW w h a t t ,)e ,a w ¡g on spray- ing. Let everyone obey the law j and spray thoroughly this spring! and rid our county of insect pests. J. P. C a r r o l l , Deputy Fruit Inspector for Wasco County, Oregon. PETRIFIED BODIES. Author, .n d W. A. HUSBANDS IF Y O U W IS H
