J. E. It I k ley, Dr. t . A. .via Inieiestmg Sunday School lurns
BASEBALL SUPPLIES
orum and .las. Mead Were attend
[Contributed. ]
FISHING TACKLE
inti to .business matters in The
Dalles
yesterday.
The
Beginners’
Class
of
the
SPORTING GOODS
A go >1 suggestion—drop in
The Ladies’ Aid will meet ni Union Sunday School has held
and pay up yoyr back; subscript
Get
your
Fishing
License
and
be
ready
for the opening
. ■ banner two months for hav-
the
home
of
Mrs<
Ernest
Evan-
lion.
of the season —April 1st,.
ng the highest average aliem!-
on Wednesday, M hv 14.
,i ve, hut th'* whooping couirl
Those children’s Rompers aval
Foy Sal,e
too much for tin nj lust j
I
Dresses
a* 25c- to $1.98 are
Select. Early Rose potatoes fore
month, and Mrs. Robinson ’s class
: V.
,T ' * T , '» 'stylish nod1 well made, it will
see I or table,
of hoys wem Hie winners th is>
lie
a
pU
asurwlor
us
to
,-how
tlejn
■
«
u
t
ï-v-..
tat
t
a
-,
mi
baking.
time. John Lelliott’s class com-;
to you. Strauss.
C. J. LlTlLEI'AGEy’
in«’ a dosi- second.
Mrs. W: E: Chown and little
M osier, .Ore..,
The iv; ort ns rendered by the;
son left* Wednesday morning to secretary last Sunday for- the
spend iy, few. weeks with her u v e i a y e percem.nf.-i» o f ; i f t * ■ • ■ <'- ‘
Milk PtMf Sale
... " I"
1 am prepariti to furm$linri«ly pareutp at.Sprjngbrpok.
anee on the enrollment of each C I V I L E N G I N E E R
— LO C AL —
rsier
u \jr .
E. C. BROCK J X r Ä Ä t
IF Y O U
W IS H
W. A. HUSBANDS
B l a c k sm it h
To meet your friends, stop at
Horse
HOTEL MOSIER.
Shoeing
and
General
Repair Work.
III 1 .letn and under New
Management.
Satisfaction guaranteed
M OSIER
-
-
OREGON*
ACUMEN ! I !> *JAT f ( VCII-SUES
( M il t o n
CUV (j. STRYKER. Prop.
N ursery
T rees »
True to Name tor 33 Years.
Hardy Cliemte,
Hi*)) KWvation
See R-obt. T. Newhall,
F ruit Lands
Hood River — - Oregon.
Town Lots
Fire Insurance
Efe*y member of the W. ( ’.
class, and ; L i the t eachers for Generili Surveying, Plat
npilk in any quantify». dybvg^ed.
LOCAL TIME-TABLE
Notice to Fruitgrowers
Ifcjave orders at. Niçkol.’s Stpre. U. is requested to he present ai j the month of Apri was as fol-
1 liaye a quantity of first-class,
ting and Drafting
No. 7 West bound 7:22 a. in..
a special meeting Friday after- lows;
J . 0 . B k l d in ,
*
^
! 12-year-old
—
»-> r ft! -win cii'i-iirr
Li trees,
«tri-», wiiiuu
i 1
M
apple
wldcii
M
No. , 1 1
2:45 p. ie >
Monier, Ore.. nyon, at Hiehomeof Mrs/Young.
J. O. Barnett............... 82iV
I Will agli at 5 cents each at Hood H A IL R E A L E S T A T E CO.,
g Ejts
tat-
10:20
a. in.
J. R. Hargreaves . . . . 714
See t|>y ne,w House Dresses,
____ River, Tiiese trees sell regu
Mosier,
Oregon.
No.
8
6:35
p. m..
Kimonas. Princess SUps, Ladi.-s’ John L dliott................. 851
la rly at. 16 cents each, but I
No.
6
10:40
p.
rn.
OiJ Cook Sfove&—Choym’s.
j offer them at the above low
Dr. Robinson ..................834
Waists„t Masses’ Middy Waists,
DR. H. I*. DUM BLE
The Tou n With a Future
| price ir> order to close out the
No. 17, at 4:04 p. m., flag stop
Mrs. Allinglon ............834
Sw ift’s and Cudahy lard.— all at very smgll prices..Strauss.
p h y s i c i a n a n h . s u r g e o n
s to c k .
S. W. H e p p n e r ,
Mrs.
Robinson............
90
mi
Sundays only for Hood River
Sfctrauss.
Dr. C. A. Macrum urn-veil up¡
HOOD RIVER
OREGON
Mrs.
Root.....................
81
3-4
Hood
River,
Ore.
and
Portland.
D r . C . H. J e n k i n s
Ralph Coulee transacted busi from Portland on Tuesday and
Mrs.
Davidldzar............
714
Will
practico
in
Mosier
and
D ENTIST
ness at The Dalles VVednesdayr will spend the..summer here on
’I’eachers................... ..
814
May lie reached by long dis
his
frpit
ranch.
Mrs.
Macrum!
Mrs. Win. Rowland,, w as.visit-i
:
OREGON
HOOP RIVEK
tance phone. Home phone 61.
Pretty good average consider
will joip him in a few.days.
igg in The Dalles Wednesday.
ing the “ whooping” going about
Office Pitone, 1081
:
gt-j. Chore. 3331 |
Kimball Cultivators, Chq.wn’s. 1 N*w,.bl»ck and tan Suede la in the neighborhood.
—
dies’ Shoes; also Nu Buck shoes
Dr. Robinson was alisent in
Mi's. W. A. Husband*? was. a ;in(| pympH. Strauss • Shoe I)<■ Portland, the associate superin
The undersigned is thoroughly
Now that it is possible to send S T O R E Y O U R A P P L E S
visitor at I he Dalles yesterday, partment. Quality first class, at tendent liuiing charge of the!
prepared to put down open wells
|
merchandise
by
Parcels
Post,
we
a good saying.
P LU M B IN G .
Baseball .Gqqds, at Chftjyn’s.
In ou r New Modern Cold S to ra g e | jn a(jy par(. of the sulT()Ulu|ing
school. Mrs. Allinglon was ah-
suggest that should you need
Miss
.
Apne
Sliogren,
acoom-
sunt
on
a
vacation.
Dr.
Robjn-
STEAM
ano
HOT
WATEI4(
country. Has a com plète outfit,
¡anything in the way of Prescrip- P la n t;
H, M. L qndesja transacting
panied
by.her,friend,
Miss
Kate
son's
da
-s
spent
the
lesson
peri-.
HEATING.
Equipped
w
ith
the
la
te
st
including'pipecuttingand
thread
bqsinqas in Portland this ,wpek.
j tions filled. Drugs or Patent Med
Wintler, cpme,up frpm Portland <>d time visiting the Primary De-,
DRY
AIR
SY
STEM
jing
tools.
Does
all
kinds
o f ce
icines, that you send to
-lobbing promptly attended to.
Can any catalog house heat
on Wednesday,and will spend a partment.
ment, rock and concrete w o rk .
VVe have every facility for hand-
Hfi- grocery prices’ . No,1.; See ( week or.Hti.pn hnri Mosier Creek
The country people were, again ■ MOSIER - - OREGON
Has had 30 years experience in
Strauss.
ling, S h ip p in g and delivering. the we„ 1)Llsiness. May be found
fruit farm.
in the lead in attendance, Init '
Fred Evans pmj wife were .vis
vr
» »
.
The town people are crawling up I DAVID ROBINSON, M. D.
The Druggist o f Hood River,
C ha rge s Reasonable
; by addressing him at The Dalles,
N ew ,, fmsh , groceries every
itors in The Dalles oq Tpysijay
some; they were closer together
d ay,, and don’t forget that you
for them. He can send them to UNION MEAT COMPANY 0re* 01' influire • at Maier &
P hysician ano S urgeon
Iqst.
than the previous Sunday.
Schanno’è Store, The Dalles,
save from 5 to 10'//- on the aver
you cheaper than, you can get
/Warehouse
Dept.,
Portland,
Ore.
When
are
you
going
to
jo
in
!
A. E. N egus .
MOSIER
-
OREGON
age. If yog are not buying here,
H<4yNK\S BRE.yDj Daily
thebi at Imme.
our ‘‘Happy Family?”
N ext,
give
us
a
slpu;e
of
your
trade
and
. 1 * v S sukgkss CoNFKCT. STORE,,i - - - - —
— - ....................... Sunday? We hope so.
notige what.ypu save.. Strauss, i
J
Dupont Powder is best. Chown.
“Motliers’, Day” wil) be rec
Church of Christ Notes
Dr. Robinson was a,-profes ognized at, Immanuel Church
sional visitor, in Tlttj Dalles on, nqxt Sunday and Mr. Hargreaves
We are glad to announce to
Tuesday.
announces 4hat he wil! preach a
the Mosier people next Lordsday j
Mosier mqn are- building my sermon appropriate to the occa morning, we expect to speak on
house. Trade at home and watch sion.
{this subject: “ Is the Influence;
Rosier .irroiy' , Strauss,
Mosier waa JeEt in .total dark-[ of the Bible Waning?” In tlie
osier - - Oregon
Well Work
Well Done
DRUGS?
SURE
S. F. GOSS
Chas. N. Clarke,
Auction! Auction! Auction!
Qftrdqn Hose now in,,Cho\yn’s. nqss Wednesday night, owing to evening on “ What a Little Girl
The Lyle ball team , will gross, the burning out iof, the. fuso in Did.”
Our «‘veiling meetings will l»e-
bfttfi with the Mosier iKjyg on the !
tranaftfl'Angr. A. H. Day
electrical
expert
of
Hqod
River
¡gin
at 8 o’clock Don’t think it
IqcRl diamond next Sunday.
came up yesterday and repaired i is 8 until it is ,
S. F. Goss transacted business
j l3 tiu,
the infallible Word
iq Portland seyeral days thjs the damage.
E.
D.
Brown,,
manager
of
the
j
of
God?
When
you answer that
week.
Mom County Warehouse & Mill question yes <>r no, we are ready
E. M. Strauss was in Povjtl^ml ing Co., arrived |n‘.re Wednesday b> ask you another one.
tljis week buying bargains /pr
with his w ife ¿uni little daughter
How about Bible School for
xMjqsie.r’s Best Stqre
from Heppner. Mr Brown is in next Sunday?
“ RUFUS KING’,’ is the Mqn , poor health and conies here
H,. C ampbell C lark ,
arch of all,oc cigars. Try one. consult Dr. Robinson.
Minister of the Home Church.
Spjd at S turgess , C onfection
ery S tore .
ERHART & IWMSH SEflfflE CONTRACT
RECITAL PLEASING
M. H. Craft, of Mt. Hood, vis
The firm of Erhart & Marsh,
ited Wednesday night with J. P.
The Immanuel Church was!
Carroll and family.
local contractors, has secured well filled on Tuesday evening to!
Mrs. J.K. McGregqr left yester the contract for the erection of |,ear the recital given by the;
day morning for a few days’ vis a substantial dwelling tor E. M-, members of Miss Huntington’s;
Strauss, on the lot which he music class, assisted by several
it, in Portland.
recently purchased from Dr. I). | talented local artists.
Folger’» Steel Cut Coflfee in Robinson., Ground was broken ] Tl)e „ambers of the class ac-
moisture-proof 1-11» packages, ,the first ot', the, week and.the
quitted themselves remarkably
35c., at your grocery department. ¡ work on the foundation is pro-
well, showing not only latent j
Straiws.
g resist! g.
musical ability, but reflecting!
Messrs. Harry Weber and Max
much credit on Miss Huntington!
Messrs. J. E. Cole, li. M. as an instructor. Particularly
Vogt, of The Dalles, were visit
West and J. N. Mosier went
I was this so of little Arvilla Hus-
ors,in town yesterday.
The Dalles Wednesday to pro bands, who had received but
J. K. McGregor is attending sent to the county court a pe- H(,ven lessons,
to a little business in Portland
tition : tor the incorporation ot
The class numbers were in-
and a whole lot of pleasure .at
the
town
ot
Mosier.
1
he
mat-
tersporsed
with piano and violin
Alsea, this week.
far will no doubt be acted upon s e l e c t i o n s by Miss Clark and
We give you the lowest prices at this term of court and. as Mr Robert Scearce, and songs
on good, reliable stylish goods; there is every reason to believe |,\ Mrs. R. M. Ross,
Mrs. Edna
Strauss. “Pay cash and watch the decision will be favorable, it Evans, Mr. Thos. Lelliott and
your bank account grow .”
hi safe to predict that an elec- Arvilla Husbands,
A( t|u, conclusion of the pro-
E. A. Race spent the first of. tiou will lm ordered in the near
the week here with his family,- future in order that the citizens w,-am Rev. H. C. Clark made a
leaving on Tuesday for Hermis- may decide Uy ballot whether ot few happy remarks and closed
not they shall assume the duties by presenting to Miss Hunting-
ton.
and
responsibilities of a munici- ton, on behalf of her pupils, a
Henry Olsen, who has been
...............
____„
Pality*
Although there was a |)0X containing a flowered glass
studying electrical engineering
in Portland the past winter a n d ! remonstrance filod, there is no powder jar and cologne jug, as
spring, arrived here the first of ”ou"k l "at t',e vote *or nicorpo- an expression of their esteem
the, week and will remaia in and rat*,,n wi” carrv b>' a very coni and appreciation of her untiring
fortable majority.
efforts in their interests.
about Mosier this summer.
Three Ways to Buy Glòthes
You buy your clotl»«9 in one of three ways. Which
do you think is the best way?
1. You may go to a custom tailor and have them
"made to order.” You have delays; “ try-ons.” You
don’t know what tyou’re going to ,get; and if he is a
cheap tailor you don’t get very much.
2. Y qu may pick out a piece of cloth from a book of
samples, send your specifications away somewhere, and
wait. If the suit "makes upV as you expected, if it is
trimmed as you hoped, if itiita.aa yuu waiit .it to, you
are lucky.
3. Yon may come to us fot*
HART. SCHAFFNER & MARX CLOTHES.
See them ready, not merely a piece of cloth; see how
A ll of the property belonging to II. M. Landes , and formerly belong
ing to D. D. Hail, will be sold at public auction on Saturday, May the
17th, in the town of M o s ie r
Farm Implements, Horses, Buggy, Hack, Dandy Wagon, Harness,.
Hand Tools, Cross-cut Saws, Miscellaneous Tools, Complete Grub
bing Outfit for 20 men, Harrows, Disc, Etc.
Lot 60x120 feet
And all the equipment of the office of D. D. Hail Co., being the best
equipped real estate office in Wasco County, consisting of
Two Desks, Davenport, Four Dining Room Chairs, Two Office Chairs, Splendid Filing
Cabinet, Names of 1000 prospective Land Buyers which cost $30 0 0 to secure, Safe.
Typewriter, Rugs.
EVERYTHING WILL POSITIVELY BE SOLD TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER.
DON’T MISS THIS,
AS IT WILL BE THE GREATEST DAY OF BARGAINS EVER EXPERIENCED IN TOWN.
BRING THE WIFE, AS THERE ARE USEFUL THINGS TO BE SOLD AT BARGAIN PRICES THAT
SHE WILL WANT.
Remember the date-Saturday,May 1 7
they look on you, not in an illustration or on a dummy
figure; see the linings and trimmings, not merely words
about them: si>o how the suit fits before you buy, not
after: see it' it is becoming to you. not just guess at it;
and take only a few minutes of your time.
This third way is right: You pay less than in one.
and get more value than in 2. As a demonstration of
it. let us show you some of our H., S. & M. Suits for
$18. $20. $22 and up to $25.
Or, if you want something that is guaran teed a H wool
and to give you perfect satisfaction in every way for
less, we recommend our CLQTHCRAFT Line, that sells
for $10. $11 and up.
Now Idea in Fashions, one of the best fashion books
polished. Special, e a c h .........................................
5c
2 P. M.
Specials This Week
Ladies’ and Misses’ Oxfords and Pumps, values up to
$3.50 a pair in kid. patent, tan and suede.......... 9 8 C
Woo! dress goods, a good assortment in mohairs,
veils and cashmeres, values up to 75c a yard.
Your choice, the yard................... ..................
25C
Hair nets in all colors, with medium mesh, full
size, with elastic. Special, two for..................... 5 c
Stamped embroidery belt outfit for ladies, contains
one stamped wash belt with attractive design, one
good quality embroidery needle, one skein best qual
ity thread, regular 10c value. Special, each,
5C
ble for summer dresses.
"Trident” embroidery cotton in blues, pinks, lav
ender and yellow in nearly all shades, worth 5c. a
skein. Special, the skein...................................
ic
Another assortment of Lawns and Dimities and Fan
cy Waistings, values up to, the yard, 25c.
Special, the yard..................................................
10 C
Ladies’ and Misses’ Summer Coats and Jackets in
silk, wool and cotton. Values from $2 to $15. These
are reduced in values, some of them away below the
first cost of the material. Reduced prices on these
are 50c, 75c, $1.00 and up to $2.00.
A very nice assortment of Lawns and dimities suita
Values up to 10c a yard.
Special, the yard......................................... ........
5c
THE PA R IS FA IR. -<»o
L A R G E S T 8c B E S T S T O R E