— LO C AL -
A uro.xi s.iggostion—drop in
and pay ii|> your hack subscrip
tion.
.
NOTICE!
Hides. bought on consignment.
Bring your hides to the Bulletin
flliN'C.
For ¡tent
ROBBERY.
Tile best place In tit the chil
dren out for school is where tho\
TRINIDADS ASPHALT LAKE
Wanted
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* . j.
Thi* London Thiol Woo Quito Dolib- One o f the W o r l d 's Hot S p ots. Torrid,
A t once— All back subscrip
make a specials of children*
•••» i* Mi. Frae.rat.en.
D esola ti ng and • f n « r v c tin g .
tions
to the B u l l e t in paid up in
shoes, hose, dresses, etc. That Tbto ator, of ou ela horn tel, pref>*r-
In “ The I'ntl» o f the» « ooHiiist: dure*"
slore is Mosier’ s department ‘‘d film» *•** toti hy str H o I uti a li l.indon lintes. Jr t«»l!« «*f tlie fmiiotm exchange for receipts. We need;
> ! 1:111 lake o f '1 I'rfuldt <i
the money.
Ii«- n
st ore. Strauss.
t BfO
T tlH ’ nd
/ T Y h
J rd; ’* Lowloi«
. i'nn' A
T " i*rliiiinai
i\ T“ 1! «**1« Tlu*
rlllti^i* ;it I4jf tnI^
A. Cf. Frey returned to Mosier '"'"■'o'*' » miui«.a*nv a* m* «innrry amt U :rill «*XII*;int «Uh: Hf.v •*|w*«,tu: U« \«>t n
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reinml a lo->iro«ni uenr the nillwni *ln- I m > i ¡M p imi li* lU ;>i lr«J (»III ol |»1 liollt*. Til»*
DAVID ROBINSON. M. I).
with Ins family last Atondfiy
uhl,.„
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Liuil il*.lilt* s >urn t‘ of «»»• V«*| »**:<!il»H I it i
from Eastern Oregon, where he n»- train r-.i nova. wvii mv—.-q »mi
I**-«-.. •• . I»,- >' » : V si»;ruin* en»*
P hysician and S huukon
has been lookiiitr for a location. " vi* KOMimml. the rriiuliiai , i .». h in- . «»Ills Of til«* f » 1T : • ! i hot (olii in ti few
yi»tir iiovf viih N nil«! V -nl»*iH * ii t«»
Mr. Frey says lie found not hi hr |njt M
„tliv ,(Illv
B|1II(Wlf (ll.<lrc • •i iif»i lUFii .H piupoily. di>i»i:i hound-
MOSIER
OREGON
that looked 11 s good to him as I n». ivnmlii iraimti.eil while lie ih-uit iri«K into **v»»rv !*‘ - d i d « , s! 1 •!»«*. «■:.rry
Mosier
i wllfc • to.' pbl » r* be carrieil in n stylish l.'iiU in irk s 11 hut idi •od v:»r<'< m v n y
i ha ml l>iis
• T ! m * nliHindun tin 11 of do *«« dai !*»il 1*
M rs.
f ’.
R. M e tz g e r retu rn ed i
On«> iiiumlnc lifter n few such Jour
Small house of six rooms and this w eek from B a k e r co u n ty . ! m‘>" " V ' “ “ '
.
, . . .
. . .
I having forgotten lit» keys. \ atrangur
bith. fuimslied; on the edge of where she is interested in some|H„ t)llK i„ tlu. opposite .orner p..in«‘i>
i mines. Mrs. Metzger states that offered lilm hi* hum-h in tlu* in>i»* tti.it
town. Inquire o f
the ore Ims not been thoroughly l,e w‘”,hl n,l<J on “ u k<-‘-v to 0,**M the i
.1. K. M c G regor .
.
,
i luttf. Dnt id »IK* o f them would fit tin*
Mosier, Ore.
t o s t . but Hit1 indications fll'fi j lock. At the Wffirestlon of tin* strim-
that it. runs heavy in gold and | ner. who, <>r <-<mrae. was »n nrcom-
lillce, the m illionaire I lieu prodmvd hi*
silver.
Nrrtice
hunch o f keys, and ;i few k » m - o w ! s s u f
ficed to ennhU* the tld ef to take a wns
20 acres in brush, 8 miles from | One of our new business men. tnipi emilon of the key of the rich limn *
Metier, to exchange for smaller •|ookin« lhrn»Kh '«"-public school safe.
A few week* Inter the millionaire’*
improved phice, on the river pre-1,ooms’ ,eniai
* *,il’ **'ev were
Cerretl
¡such cheerful, clean looking nnfe wn* rilled, anil before the crime
wn* discovered the thief «vim aenws
rooms, he was sure the young the channel with tils rich booty.—Llv
S. B lack ,
folks couldn’t help “ getting erpool Post.
Wasco, Ore.
wise” in such a place.
DAINTY COBWEBS.
Prune packing started at the
Baseball Goods, at Chown’s.
Mosier Fruit Association packing How Spiders’ Fine Spun T h r e a d s C o m -
Fresh stock fresh roasted pea house yesterday, but the crew
was laid off until Monday, as the
nuts, 5c. quart. Strauss.
fruit was hardly ripe enough to
J. T. Davenport, was a business
pack. The continued cold and
visitor in Hood River Monday.
cloudy weather has kept the
(iardoM H« hc now in, Chown’ s. prunes from ripening, thus de
Mrs. 1£. L. Root and children laying the season a week.
pare W it h H u m a n Hair.
l.ikt*
1 n sj Hit s <1 |utIn 1 ki.lt*.I In
(Jiscolis.iilntcl.v
In* n«|»!»niIt drot
A
llJiV.» sortir« 'il »
**w n irts of v I’M*
<toti 11 if in plilCf ■ H ut for tho tv st ll
: ;i solid innsM1 1 tf h ljiik . dull. evil
iD«*ilitm 1 dtch. \vi th pools o f V. ■ itci*
«'IV Mild 1 hero. III w h ich >4\vl m little
:tr boiled fisi MVS.
Aenlnst :in y of tlie
10 I spots i n the w o n d . b n r none. this
MU lie iMieked.
"A wicked looklus blnck-nnke nix
* ■et loins islide* into the bin-lies near
■ i.* linirisiu o f tin* hike
It Uns lieen
iiiniiic Itself on the nspbnlt. No w on
't the serpent* ore .supposed to be
"iiln i'cs o f the devil. As for ourself,
fteen m inutes' slny pikes aw ay every
li o f vitality w e cun sum m on
Not
oongli Interest is left In life to Inquire
h it the nenroes hewinu with niiit-
« k . lit tbe nsphnlt receive In wnj;es
l'ln*y Piirn tlie pay, wlm tever il Is.
The luke is ninety 10 n hundred
i eras in extent now . Imt It Is frrndual-
iv sln in k ln s with ttie rem oval o f the
■ nornious quantities liait have been
i
token out."
D e r b y 8f S t e a r n s
L
IN YOUR
Home Paper
a w y e r s
H O O D R IV E R .
OREGON
IF Y O U W IS H
To meet your friends, stop at
H O T E L M O S IE R .
♦
A ll Modern and under New
Management.
AUGMENTED BATH FACILITIES
GUY Q. STRYKER, Prop.
H. G . K IB B E E
N O T A R Y P U B L IC
M o s ie r
.
.
.
O regon
It Is lim'd to realize how sumII a
W. A. HUSBANDS
spider's w eb really Is. A fam ous mi
B l a c k s m it h
eroscoplst once made som e Interestine
comparisons o f a cob w e b «villi human
Horse Shoeing and General
hnlr.
Repair Work.
"I have ofteu compared the size of
Nearly every unfortunate cir-1
tlie thread spun by full crown spiders
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with „ hair of my tm.nL» he says.
^ '» « t a n c e m li fe h a s its co m p e n -
Satisfaction guaran teea
MOSIER
placed. the thickest part of the hair ' R»tlon.
OREGON
We shall ask our readers to before the ml<Tosco[*i. end. from tlie
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kindly overlook the appearance "»'»t »«curat# judgment i cuutd form.
NOTICE
than 100 of tin* *pbhVs ttiremls
The new breakfast food —Ro of e the pajier, if it is worse than more
(lll|Ce(, , We by Bl<J- C(ml(1 not fi(|HllJ fhe
My thoroughbred Jersey hull
man Meal. Strauss.
usual” this week. We missed diameter o f one such hnlr. If. then. is kept for service at the Fisher
connections and at the last m in-! w® *moB°se such a hair to be of a
Oil Guok Stoves-Chow n’s.
round tut LU It follow* that 10,000 Livery Barn, Mosier, Ore.
B. F. Reeve* re'urned Monday «Le got sick and couldn’ t get a threads epuu hy the full grown spider,
M rs . S. D. F isher .
visited in Hood River Sunday.
ADVERTISE
PENDLETON. OREGON
S E P T E M B E R 11-12-13,1913
Excursion Fares
Tickets e a Sole Sept. IQ, 1 L 1 3 , 1 3 -F in a l Return Limit Sept. 1 6 , 1 9 1 3
Pam’ EXPRESS SUMS
astaco bustino
INDIANS, COWBOYS
___ OUTLAW HO#sat
P L U M B IN G .
when taken together, will not he equal
STEAM ant » HOT WATER
In »uhstance to the size of n single
HEATING.
hnlr.
,
NOTICE
B u l l e t in is late in making its
To this. If we add that 400 young
Jobbing promptly attended to.
Elm er lN»ot was transacting appearance. W e trust, huwev- *plders at the time when tliev t>egin 1 From and after this date the
MOSIER
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OREGON
httsincss in The I)all«*s the first er, that it will not occur again. to spin tlielr welis .ire not larger than | services of my thoroughbred
one full grown one mid that each of hoar will be $5.00.
O* th«t week.
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these minute spiders possesses tie
C. H. D a v e n p o r t .
»nine organs as tlie larger ones. It foe ;
Notice ot Final Hearing
Extra Special
Men’s dress
Mosierites Picnic at Ortley
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I low» that the exceedingly
sum/.
.
T
!
In
the
County Court o£ the State o f
RniltS, W O llll Up to .>1, at 4UC.
^
picnic
party
composed
o
f
l
fbrend*
spun
by
these
little
creatines
A picnic party composed
respass N otice
Oregon for Wasco County.
Strauss.
f tI
„
,i r „ .„ n .. c \ i r
must tie still 400 timis slenderer, and
J. H. Weaver and family, E. W. consequently that 4,000.000 of these
Notice is hereby given that. In the Matter of the Estate
Dupont Powder is best. Chown. Davidhizar and family, Miss minute spiders' threads cannot equal
persons will not be allowed to i
of
Frank Gintrpi- l„ft lflst w e ek Mary Mathews and Mr. George ! I“ aulwtnnce the size of a Single hnlr.
| cix>ss tlie bottoms which I have [ BniDCdiT B oj .TON, Deceased.
Furious and Exciting
Wild and Wonderful
S. F. GOSS
Now Contestant» for Clory
Old Champions, man and betjt, ■
Hold You Spellbound with
Their Nerve end Daring
From any Agent 0-W.R.Jt N.
Cat F m i and Particular»
Com » b r i e f visit to Portland f,011^ h?iP. US,n a ',in.clA’ 80 f“ r
the first time in its existence the
and Seaside.
for Jackson county to inspect hi*! Mathews, went up to Ortley re
Notice is hereby given that the
i leased, or to go upon the land
cently to see the town and the
DRESSING FOR ROYALTY. ! without permission, under pen undersigned, as administrator o f the
timber holdings.
scenery. They were pleased and
estate o f Hriitget Holton, deceased,
New outing flannel just in; surprised at the development of Pie Preper Caper W hen One le Invited alty o f the law.
Inrs tiled his Saul account and,re|>ort
to W in to e r Castle.
i an 2m
C. H. D a v e n p o r t . ! in said Court, and that the County
also blankets and outing sheets. o f Lhe town.
Those who ura invited to spend a few
Court o f tlie State o f Oregon for Was
Save money hy buying of Strauss.
With tke king at Wltnlser are
The view from the winding1
co
County has appointed Monday, the
For Sale
Kimball Cultivators, Chown’B. path along the brow of the hill sometime* apt to be rather overcome
j 4th day o f August, 1913, at the hour
by the r t a f e ir they find, and an ex
o f 10;(XI A. M . , as the time, and tbe
An assorted lot of second
»i
n , n- n \
a . i
north of Ortley is one of the cess o f abyDeae, something like stage
County Courtroom in the County
Mrs. G. J. E. Carlson and three „ . .
~ , . • r,
hand household goods, in I l Courthouse
. ■¥ j finest along the Columbia River, fright. U ta s e n e cams the inevitable
in. Dalles City, Wasco
children were visitors in Hood1
.
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cluding kitchen, diningroom | County, Oregon, as the place for the
fhere'is an excellent park in accompaniment o f the first evening at
River last Saturday.
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hearing o f said final report. All per-
and bedroom furniture. Can ; I sons
the town, provided with tables the castle.
having any objections to the same
la Queen Victoria’s time guests were
be seen at
i are hereby notified to l»e [»resent at
P. L. Arthur and wife are iln(i seats for the convenience o f
| said time and place and |iresent any
spending a fortnight’s vacation picnic parties. There are also bidden
_. , only to “dine und . sleep.”
H. M. WEST’S Warehouse. | such objections.
with relatnes at Castle Rock, several swings, a croquet ground.
^ e*«pH*c 4 ,«
f<iw mo.
Tlie date of the first publication o f
this notice is Juire^7tli, 1913.
Wash,
i and a tennis court,
j meats' conversation In tire drawing
Notice to Creditors
J. A. B oi . ton ,
Ladies’
smnnle handkerchiefs
A« we finished lunch . a show
er' , ro*m
mftpr *,Baer on,es*
bnpi«*n-
I j . io i l * . .un|ii( i M i m R u i n i u a .
.
.
ed to bo near the queen at the dinner
In the County Court of the State of
Buy now for your present and b’» 11" “ up
we were invited to
Administrator.
Oregon for Wasco County.
holiday needs and save 20% .— the home of Mr. and Mrs. Goetz,
This is ail altered now. Guests are In the Matter o f the Estate
Strauss
I where we were entertained with 1 bl<1<lon to 8t°P two or three li|D's nn<1
of
I
.
. ,
consequently see much more of the
to ™ ca a ,u l ' " 8tl'l,im ®n tal n ll' s ,c b y king and queen than lu former times.
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Mr. and Mrs. Goetz and Masters The question of dress niwnv* i* a great
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Carro l, at v
^i
,
n .
problem with the Indies “ commatided”
. . . .
. . .
’
Kenneth and Carl Goetz.
to Windsor castle, for, Instead of ac
»heir home near Mosier, u 10«
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ound dau liter
j Mosier would do well to follow quiring only one smart evening toilet
B o r n : - A l lg .
poum
'i
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i
22nd,
1913,
aug I e i .
I Ortley’s example and provide a ¡and suitable Jewels for a “dine and
H. C. Brokaw, connected with park and play ground for the ac-
»kit of one night, quite au out-
*he
Power & Light C o .,, commodation o f the home people! ‘ ‘ y“ u^nyb# N'^»!"tiraia?X%ri.*°rer
at The Dalle*, was a business as well as out o f town folks,
qulred on arrival, as guests nre shown
at once to their rooms, but next morn-
visitor in town this week.
B. A. J.
«
Rolit. Scearce is clerking in
Chown’ s hardware store during
Mr. Chown’s absence at the sea
•hore. Robert is assisted by
Collin Page.
j
u
of
H.
v
ci
j
• i
J . Frederick,
ZL
! Ing It Is necessary to appear rather
i smartly dressed for breakfast, which i*
"tZ
Easy to Wod.
The man who writes to ask If he esn
marry on $H a week lui* wasted Ink.
Of courue he can.
Two dollars will secure a tasty 11-
.
! cenae. $.1 will square the preacher, and
n contractor
wi11 i>e n dollar i«rt for a modest
in town last' wedding breakfast
Hood River, was
Friday, figuring on the erection 1 A,’d ,hcn?
(lb. well. Hint's not the
o f a new hank building for the Cleveland
I’ luln Dealer.
Mosier Valley Bank.
quite a formal men! at the castle
Then another change of toilet Is re
qulred when the time cornea to Join the
shooters at luncheon and yet another
on returning to the castle for 5 o’clock
tea. Every night, too, a different toilet
must he worn, suitable to the royal sim
roundings and proportionately expen
sive.—I-onrton Answers.
question.—
The Habitat of Devils.
Cynical Foresight.
Mrs. C. G. Nichol and little "That boy of yours umy be president
«laughter Mildred left on Sunday 1 " f ">«* United state« some day.”
Maylie." assented Parmer Corn to*
«veiling for a two months’ visit eel. "Hut (he chances are that he'll be
to her old home in Illinois. one of the fellow* who think they are
She will »Iso visit relatives in lucky If they get appointed to be post
masters."—Washington Star.
Missouri.
All Beneath Her.
Jimmie Dupee has returned
Clare—Do vou think you coukl bring
home
from
a summer's visit at i yourself to marry a man your Intellec-
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Milwaukie with his grandmother, , tual inferior? L y d la -I suppose I shall
have t a —Loudon Opinion.
M rs . Alex Stewart.
Captain C. H. Stignnd has written a
book about tbe tribe* of British East
Africa In "The Land of ZlnJ." Refer
ring to Mount Kenya, whose summit
wu* reached by the Mackinder expo
dltlon. he *ny* that the nntlves "b e
Iteve that the upper «lope* arc the
hubltnt of devil* and all kinds of evil
spirit*.
I am told that natives who
have returned from the upper »lopes
are not at liberty to »peak about what
they bare seen Tbe bleu 1* that they
have been let off by the demon* of the
. . . . . .
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aome evil will befall them, or tho evil
spirit* will avenge thamaelvea ”
MOSIER, OREGON
AH • kinds of Fresh and Smoked
Meats. Lard, Compound and Fish.
We uM pay you the top price for Butter, Eyys
and Chickens.
If you have a Beef, Pork, Mutton or Veal to
sell come in mid see us.
Saturelay, Special Prices on ad Smoked Meats.
DRUGS?
SURE
WOO« RIVER
Now irtwt it is possible to semi <"*8i
merchandise by Parcels Post, we
The Tombstone
Marr
Scientific American.
Brauch Oft!««, TO F 8t., W ashington. D. C.
want when it comes to clothes. Suits for medium,
■ stub, stout or slim figures, and our prices are right.
We have n splendid variety of sty-1 es and patterns for
Are now in and we will take pleasure in showing
you to choose from and we invite you to call and let us
them to you. The new
show you.
HART, SCHAFFNER & MARX SUITS
Ladies’ Suits, Coats and Dresses
(Second Floor)
1 Each week brings new supplies of the latest styles
and patterns and we Jcnow that we can save you from
$4.iX>to ^lO.OOon your purchases in this line over wh«t
H. S. & M, Suits for % js , $ 20 , $22 hud $ 25 .
; you would pay in Portland. Come in and look at them
and you will sec that we are right.
Other makes in men’s clothing for $5.75, $7.00,
$8.00, $10.00 and up.
JUST RECEIVED:—A fine assortment of Ladies’
Our stock is moat complete and we have what you
Lace Collars and Collar and Cuff sets.
h
, J e n k in s
,’hone'
:
OREGON
R «. Phftne, 333.
suggest that should you need
anything in the way of Prescrip-;
LOCAL TIME-TABLE
tions filled, Drugs or Patent Med- ^ y
West bound 7:22 a. m.
idnes, that you send to
No. 1
L. COMINI
H. F rank W oodcock ,
D r . C.
DENTIST
Chas. N. Clarke,
MUNN S Co.38,B",d«' New York
MARKET
Mrs. J . P. Erhart, Prop.
Notice is hereby given that the
PHYSIC1AN ANP SURGEON
County Court of the S tate o f Oregon
for Wasco County, basappointed theun
del-signed Administrator o f the estate H O O D R I V E R
OREGON
of Alfred Smith, deceased. All per
Will practice in Mosier and
sons having claims against said estate
are hereby notified to present tlie
The Druggist o f Hood Rivet,
May be reached by long dis
same, properly verified, to the under
tance phone. Home phone 61.
signed, at the residence o f ,1. S. Taylor,
for them. He can send them to
at 1422 Pine Street, The Dalles. Ore-
you cheaper than you <oan get
gen, within six [6] months from the
them at home.
dale of lhe first publication o f this N O T I C E F O R P U B L I C A T I O N
(Publisher.)
notice. The date o f the first publi-
(.ation o f this notice is August 22. 1913
Department o f the Interior, U. S. !
I pa !.. S mith .
Land Office at The Dalles, Oregon, I
Administratrix. ’ July 14th, 1913.
Notice is hereby given that Ira Al-1
OVER 05 YEARS'
• bert Dungey, o f Fir, Oregon, who. on
PERIENCE
i August 14th, 1907, made Homestead J
entry No. 15671, Serial No. 04184, for
! NE1SWJ, NWJSE1-4, and EJSEl-4,
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" •
j Section 6. Township 1 North, Range 11
EWM., has filed notice o f hi* intention
can supply you with any
! to make Final Five Year Proof, to os-1
T rade M arks
tahlish claim to the land above de
D e s ig n s
thing in this line at most
CnpvniGHTS Ac.
scribed. before the Register and Re- !
A n r o M M o d in i n skptc’ i nnd dM crtptton may
reasonable prices. > : :-:
ryiilekly ascertain one opinion free w hether nn
ceiver at The Dalles. Oregon, on the
Invention ta probably p.-uantahlo. Communion*
tions at rtctly conlKtont lui. HANGbOOK on PBteuta
5th day of September, 1913.
sent free. Oldest agency for securinfr patenta.
TRY HIM A N D
Patenta taken through M aim A Co. receive
Claimant name* as witnesses:
John West, John P. Snyder, Emil D.
B E CONVINCED
J West and George Thomas Abaher. all
A han dsom ely Illustrated weekly. T.areest cir
culation o f any scientific tournai. Term s, |5 m
o f Hr, Oregon.
▼ear : fou r mont ha. | 1 . Sold by all new od calera.
New Fall Suits for Men
have certainly opened up fine and we know you will lie
pleased with the materials, the fit and the finiah. We
can fit you properly and can guarantee them in every
way with a guarantee that guarantee» and means ex-
addy what it aaya.
DR. H. L. D U M BLE
A lfred S mith , Deceased.
MOSIER MEAT
The Dalles
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Oregon
Our line of Sweaters and Sweater Coats is the largest
in the city, in all colors, sizes and styles and will give
you some extra spending money over what the same
quality would cost you elsewhere. We are never
undersold.
Specials This Week
I.idies’ House Dresses, good quality and Cnlnrs,
nicely made and trimmed. Regular $2.25 values.
Your choice to close them out quickly ...
90S
East
2:47 p . m
10:20 a. m.
6-'35 p. in.
8:45 p . in .
I No. 17, at 4:08 p. m ., flag stop
on Sundays-only for Hood River
and Portland,
OREGON
A G R IC U L T U R A L
COLLEGE
BEGINS
its f w t y -f if r t i school ye*t
S e p t e m b e r i » . tads.
D E G R E E C O U R S E S in manyphasesof
AGRICULTURE.
ENGINEERING.
HOMfe
E c o n o m ic s m in in g , f o r e s t r y . C o m
m e r c e . PHARMACY.
T w o - y e a r C o u r s e s in a g r i c u l
tu r e .
home
E c o n o m ic s . M e c h a n ic
ARTS FORESTRY. COMMERCE PHARMACY
T e a c h e r s C o u r s e s i* manual
tra ia in g , a g ric u ltu re , demes'.rc science
* n i a rt.
M u s i c , ia c lu d in g piano , s trin g , band
instru m en ts and voice c u ltu re .
A B E A U T I F U L B O O K L E T entitled
“Î hk E nmchmkxt of R ural Lira"*
and a C atalogue will be mailed free
on application.
Address H . M
,|tw-7-l» io MJ
Register.
Sweaters and Sweater Coats
for Men and Women
No. 2
No. 8
No. 6
T e n n a n t , R e g is tra ^
Corvallis, Oregon.
Ladies’ Tailored Shirt Waists
Slightly «oiled.
$2.25.
Size» 32 to 38. Values up to
Your choice to close them out . ........... 2 5 C
Men’s Shoes and Oxfords
Men’ s canvas shoes and oxfords. These would
give you some splendid service as long as the weath
er is moderately good. Ycty Comfortable and cool.
Values up to, the pair. $2.50.
Your choice......................
98C