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Walla Walla, Wn.
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A!') • •!*■» !••*■! '»• had for canning.
L-avc
1 .• i Strauss’ or Nich-
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on consignment.
Priiivr , ,,.)(• Iii les to the Bulletin
office.
is.*'i:!l! •: o s, at Chown’s.
J u s . M ip -ji
is spending' the
we.d* fishing in Hood River,
J. N. Mosii-r was a business
visiio. iii Toe i ulles yesterday.
(i irde i II >-• now in.ChownV.
The ¡dare ¡or sweaters and
Bliiris—-Strauss.
i e:i thousand trout fry were thou.'.hi that they wiilh- injured
moved
Trespass Notice
place, shipped to Mo for this w -ok by the rain. The Association
Notice is hereby given that!
Akers from the fish hatchery at Boime- ; h i.-; so far shipped sow u cars of persons will not he allowed to'
street. vill; and pkieed in the upper I prunes to eastern maria I.-;. Tv.o cross the bottoms which I have!
E. M. Strauss was in Portland waters of Mosier (V -ek. This i- cars went to Kansas firms who leased, or to go upon the land;
this week attending the Buyers’ tii ■ first consignment of 75,000 ■ bought Mosier prunes lest year, without permission, under j>en-|
Convention and buvinir new which wore asked for. The rest paying flu* top price for them. ally of tlie law.
will lv* s at Inter.
Owing to market c>.millions at as ¡¿in
C. H. D avenport .
styles for Hosier's Depart“ ,, t
G. W. (Jo e, a gardener and that time, the firms lost money
Store.
on tiie prunes, hut came light
DAVID ROBINSON. M. D.
Mrs. Bertha John son and .Mrs. f in, . io n uf Dillard, Oregon, , hack for more tin’s year, realiz
was
in
Mother
this
week
looking
It. M. Ross, ' i ’ *i 111 or childri n.
t!i• - country with a view to ing that Mosier prunes are all
I’ lll SICIAN AND SlIltOKON
are enjoying a fev, day s’ outing i
right and eagerly sought for.
investing.
He
expressed
him
this week a: the Punch Bowl, on
self as much pi iased with what The prices received by the g ro w -. MOSIER
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OREGON
Hood River.
h - found h< e and it is probable er.s are very satisfactory.
Frank Ginger began this week that lie will return and locate
the concrete foundation of a res permanently.
J F YOU W IS H
H I THH T i r a t a s 8F WASCO C S U H T
idence to replace the one recent
To meet your friends, stop at
.1. K. McGregor and Boyd
ly destroyed by fire.
Sturge- t returned Wednesday
B '
You are herelij noti lied thfit, pursu-
HOTEL MOSIER.
More customers added every
e .iiiinu from a month’ s automo ant to n law en <t**ti by 1 .»* Oregon
week in our light grocery depart
bile tour thru Central Oregon, llegislature, ami now in force, tbe '
All Modern and under New
ment, and you save money on
California and Nevada.
Mrs. Board o f Kquali; ation will convene in
regular :■■■ ssion iir the Courthouse in
about every hill and gel Lhe best
Management
McGregor, who accompanied her The Dalles, Oregon, on the second Mon
the market affords at Strauss.
AIK1MENTED
BATH FACILITIES
husband, stopped at Madras to day, being tin.- ei;d th day o f September,
vist
with
Mrs.
11.
E.
Waite.
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the
hour
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A.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Vestal, who
have been visiting the former’s Jack says that in all his 1700 M., for the purpo ■■ o f correcting er
CUV Q. STRYKER, Prop.
sister, Mrs. N. A. Hunter, have miles of travel in the three states rors, and equalizing all properties, so
that th; same shall lie at its true cash
returned to their home near he didn’ t see any country that value.
H. G . K IB B E E
looked as good to him as Mosier.
Medford.
Said Board v ill remain in session for
F. N. Austin this week
his family from the Ross
near town, into the Win.
residence, on Washington
ADVERTISE
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IN YOUR
Home Paper
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Miss Alefora llaacke, o f Port sold his prunes this year, states
land, spent Sunday and Monday that the shipment reacligd New
York in fine condition.
in Mosier visiting friends.
Miss Hazel Reese, who spent
Mrs. Otto Green and children,
o f The Dalles, vidt vi last week the past two months here with
with hersister, Mrs. Fred Evans. her cousin, Miss Laura Kibbee,
VVf. \V. Winegar returned this returned last Sunday toiler home
week from Green Point, where at Lewiston, Idaho.
Our readers will remember the
terrible accident; which happened
not long since to the two little
children of Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Stark, of Trent, Wash., when
the oldest child lost her life in
saving her baby sister from
death by a train. The baby was
badly injured, having one o f its
legs crushed, hut surgical skill
has accomplisned wonders and
it is reported that the little girl
will not even he a cripple, as
was feared.
Scientific fiittcrican.
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MEN’S HATS................... 95c.
We have placed on sale this week a dandy assort
ment of dress hats for men. lints in all sizes and
good, conservative colors and shapes, not too heavy,
but just the kind of hat that you will enjoy and one
that you will get the best of satisfaction out of. Call
and look them over while the assortment is complete.
Your Choice, only................................................ 9 s c
$3.00 Hats for Men, $2.00
Here is another big bnrgain in the line o f a nice
dress hat for men. Drummers’ samples: regular $3.00
tellers; all the newest shapes and shades: sizes. 7,
7 1-8 and 71-2 only. Your choice........................ $2.00
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F u r io u s a n d E x c lt h q
W- jw Conti»»t*nU for CU -y
Old Champior», rntn and ocm ?, •
Kold You 8poII*:ound with
TboIrWrrvo and Darin?
HROUCO MISTING
INDIANS, COWBOYS
OUTLAW MORSET
From any Agent 0- W.F IN.
Got Faros and Fart!cw*aro
MOSIER MEAT MARKET
Mrs. J. P.
OREGON
Erhart , Prop.
M O SIER, O R E G O N
Notice to Creditors
I d a
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All kinds of Fresh and Smoked
Meats, Lard, Compound and Fish.
W e will pay you the top price for Butter, Eggs
and Chickens.
I f you have a Beef, Pork, Mutton or Veal to
sell, come in and see us.
Saturday, Special Prices on all Smoked Meats.
DRUGS?
SURE
D r . C.
H . J e n k in s
D EN TIST
HOOD RIVER
OREGON
S m it h .
R^f. Phone, 331.
Now that it is possible to send 1081 omcc ,'ho"*
I merchandise by Parcels Post, we
j suggest that should you need
DR. H. L. D U M B LE
¡anything in the way of Prescrip-
L O C A L T IM E -T A B L E
tions filled, Drugs or Patent Med-
^ West hound 7:22 a. m.
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
it
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icines, that you send to
No. 1
2:47 j). m
HOOI) RIVER
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OREGON j
No. 2 East
10:20 a. m.
No. 8
6:35 p. m.
Will practice in Mosier and j
No. 6
8:45 p. m.
The Druggist o f Hood Rivet,
May he reached by long dis-
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No. 17, at 4:08 p. m., flag stop
tance phone. Home phone 61. | for them. He can send them t o S u n d a y s only for Hood River
I you cheaper than you can get and Portland.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION ! them at home.
Administratrix.
Chas. N. Clarke,
(Publisher.)
i.
Department o f the Interior, U. S.
Land Office at Ttie Dalles, Oregon,
July 14th. 1913.
Notice is hereby given that Ira Al
bert Dungcy, o f Fir, Oregon, who. on j
August 24th. 1907, made Ikomestead
entry No. 15071, Serial No. 041S4, for
N ElSW l. NVV¡SE1-4, and E*8EI-4,
Section 5. Township 1 North, Range 11
EWM., lias tiled notice o f his intention
to make Final Five Year Proof, to es
tablish claim to the land above de
scribed. before the Register and Re
ceiver at The Dalles. Oregon, on the
5th day of September. 1913.
Claimant names as Witnesses:
John West. John P. Snyder. Emil IX
West and George Thomas Absher, alt
o f Fir, Oregon.
H. P ra n k W o o d c o c k ,
Register.
L. COMINI
The Tombstone
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can supply you with any
thing in this line at most
reasonable prices. :-: :-:
TR Y H IM A N D
BE CONVINCED
The Dalles
Oregon
OREGON
A G R IC U L T U R A L
C O LLE G E
w _ U I N 3 >t» fo r t y -fift h sc h o o l yea*
SCPTE1W3ER 19. 1913.
DEGREE C O U R S E S in many p h a s e , of
AGRICULTURE.
ENGINEERING,
HOMt
•ECONOMICS. MINING. FORE6TRY. COM*
MERce. P h a r m a c y .
t w o - y e a r C o u r s e s in agricuu
TURC. HOME ECONOMIC»
MECHANIC
ARTS. FORESTRY. COMMERCE. PHARMACY
TEACHER’S COURSES in manual
training, agriculture, d o m e stic scie n ce
and art.
M 'JSIC, including piano, string, band
instruments and v o ice c u ltu re .
A BEAUTIFUL BOOKLET entitled
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n k i c h m f . n t
nw-7-15 to »-•)
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o r R u k ai , L if k "
an d a C a t a l o g u e w ill be m a ile d frea
o n ap p lication .
A d d ress H. M. T k n n a x t , Reglatraa,
Corvallis, Oregon.
Boys' Hats, 50c.
Boys’ Shoes, $1.98
Work Shirts for Men, 35c
All new Fall styles and colors: extra big values in
every one. Our buyer bought these at a bargain direct
from the factory and that is why we can make you
this price.
Boys’ Shoe? in box calf, gun metal and oil grain
leathers; sizes 12 to
good all solid leather shoes in
button and lace. hat. and hluchef style. You can make
no mistake in buying these for they will give you the
best o f satisfaction. Your Choice, the pair..
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Another assortment in ail sizes, full cut and well
made, o f the same material as the ones described
above, only these are in better shape. Sizes
to 16
neck.
Your Choice...................................................... 3 5 C
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WORK SHIRTS FOR M E N ...,2 J c
You do not want to miss this opportunity to secure
your share o f these. They are well made of the best
of twilled skirting in solid blues, tans ann stripes:
slightly damaged, hut nothing that hurts the wear a
particle.
While they last, your choice.................. .........
Lawns and Dimities
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Specials This Week
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PONY SXP.TESS R A C E »
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Mrs. H. E. Bailey, with her
lie has been working in a saw
daughter, Miss Grace, and son,
mill.
School begins next Monday.
For Sale
M. A. Mayer, Mrs. B. J. Well Clair, left last Saturday for a
Prof. E. M. Ulmer and wife
An assorted lot o f second
er and Mrs. Emma Sweeney left visit at Independence with her arrived the first of the week and
hand household goods, in
Wednesday for a visit in Port-i daughter, Mrs. Ralph Davall.
have taken rooms in Dr. Robin
cluding kitchen, diningroom
At last, what you have been son’s residence.
land.
Prof. Ulmer
and bedroom furniture. Can
Miss Bertha Godbersen, of waiting for! The Broadwalk has been selected as principal of
be seen at
line of foot form shoes for child
the High School.
Portland, is spending a month
ren has arrived, just in time for,
II. M. WEST’ S Warehouse.
on the ranch with the homo,
Miss Dorothy Little, of Minne
school,
too.
Gun
metal,
tail
folks.
calf and patent leather, all full apolis. Minn., and Miss Bennett,
NOTICE
Unlit. Simpson has purchased welt soles. Try one pair and you of Wisconsin, are here, ready to
a lot in Leiter’s Addition and is will come again. Strauss.
begin their school work.
From and after this date the
preparing to build a residence i
services of my thoroughbred
Miss
Ruth
Phillips,
of
Hood
Miss Estella B. Parker left on
on it.
hoar will he $5.00.
Tuesday for Malheur City in River, will again teach the school
C . II. D a v e n p o r t .
Miss Lorene Dunsmore, of Eastern Oregon, where she has in District 41.
Portland, is visiting here this been engaged to teach the Fall
School opened last Monday in I
week with hersister, Mrs. J. P. and Winter term of school at
the Greenwood District, with
OVER 65 VEARS’
Erhart.
that place. Miss Parker taught Miss Wolf, of The Dalles, as the:
E XP E R IE N CE
J. P. Carroll, accompanied b y , the same school last year.
teacher.
liis stepdaughter, Mrs. Yarned,
Mr. Ahern, who taught the
left Wednesday for a visit in
Caul of Thanks
school
in District No. 8 last,
Portland.
year, has been engaged for the
T rade M ar ks
D e s ig n s
Miss Effie Wright left last
We desire to thank our friends! coming term, and is expected
COPVRIGHTS A C .
Wednesday morning for a visit and neighbors for their many j to arrive tomorrow.
A n r o n e fin d in g n sketch nn ! dosorlntton m » j
<Hib kl¥ h *certain o u r opinion froe w hether ah
invention is prohnhly patentable. Coromunien-
with Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Craft, acts of kindness during the longj
ttotisstrtctlyconttdenttal. HANDBOOK o n k'ateuts
sent
tree. Oldest agency fo r securing patents.
at Mt. Hood.
illness, and for the assistance
t e n t s taken through M »n n A Co. receive
Rain this week lias put a stop | tpr. r s iu.
notice, w ithout c harge, in ih o
Chas. Sparling has purchased and sympathy tendered us at the to prune picking. This also de
a lot in the Loiter addition and time of the death and Initial of lays the packing, the packers
A han dsom ely H ln st-n te d w e e k lr. T ir c « » t etr-
o f any setentlOe tournal. Term s. f:> a
being laid otf yesterday noon. 1 rnhittou
lias erected a tent I hereon, where our wife and mother.
year, fou r m onths, $l. gold by all newsdealers.
J. P . C a r r o i . l
he will live until he can build a
There are perhaps two more car MUNN Co.36,B"’*d
"*’ New York
B ranch Office. 6 T 5 F St., W a s h in g to n , I). C.
house.
loads to he picked, hut it is not
a n d C h il d r e n .
in
W ild a n d W o n d e r f u l
In the County Court of the State o f )
Oregon for Wasco County.
j
In the Matter o f Hie Estate
A good suggestion —drop in
of
and pay up your hack subscrip A lfred S mith , Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the
tion.
County Court o f the State of Oregon 1
for Wasco County', has appointed theun- |
dersigned Administrator o f the estate |
o f Alfred Smith, deceased. All |x>r- 1
I S T . M A R Y ’ S A C A D E M Y * sons having claims against said estate
$? are hereby notified to present the
1 THE DAI 1 R S , OREGON.
same, properly verified, to the under
signed. at the residence o f J. S. Taylor,
i
at 1-122 Pine Street, Ttie Dalles, Ore
I BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL
gon, within six [fi] months from the \
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For GIRLS.
date o f the first publication of this \
FO R P A R T IC U L A R S A P P LY TO
notice. The date o f the first publi-1
SISTE R S U P E R IO R .
» cation o f this notice is August 22, 1913. j
SCHOOL NOTES
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Jobbingproiaptly attended to.
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OREGON
Pm «' J"
Tickets on Sate Sept 10 11, 1 2 , 1 3 - i
and
HOT WATER
H FATING.
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&v.:.£a
p s n d l e t c
P L U M B IN G .
MOSIER
w ye rs
SEPTEMBER S1-12-13, ¡ 31 %
E x c u r s io n F a re s
S. F. GOSS
ST NAM
t e a r n s
^ e ”B U C K I x v ’/ t I
a period o f one month, or as much
N O T A R Y P U B L IC
thereof as necessary to equalize and
core
the si vend Tax Rolls for said
m o s ie r
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O regon
County tor th" y< or 1913.
All persons intending to appear before
said Board, are required to do so during
W. A. HUSBANDS
th<* ,;-st w eek o f the session, and tile
their complaint, on regular blanks fur
B l a c k s m it h
nished by said Board.
Shoeing and General
Complaints may Be filed either by the Horse
ta xpayer aggrieved, or by his regularly
Repair Work.
constituted agent or attorney.
All complaints so tiled, will be taken
Satisfaction guaranteed
up in their regular order, duly consid MOSIER
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ered and disposed o f according to the
best judgment o f said Board, and com
Marry in Portland
plainant notified of the result.
J as . A. D avis ,
Mr. W. C. Vensel and Miss
County Assessor.
We call our readers’ attention
to tin' big Midsummer Clearance
Sale of Walther-Wllliams Hard
ware Co., ol The Dalles, whose
advertisement appears on the
second page of this week’ s issue.
Many tilings in their line, neces
sary to the householder or the
farmer, can he purchased at this
sale at money - saving prices.
Read their adv.
Frances Loretta McNeil were
married, in Portland Wednesday,
;
August 27th, by llev. Father
Notice
O’ Hara. The happy couple re
20 acres in brush, 8 miles from
turned to’ Mosier last Friday and
are keeping house at the old Mosier, to exchange for smaller
home place of the bride, near improved place, on the river pre
town, where they will he at home ferred.
A. S. B lack ,
to their friends.
Wasco, Ore.
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Mrs. S. D. Fisher was shop-1 Work is being rushed on the
l»i-»or in Ho > l River on Tuesday. big rock crusher and a night
shift was put on this week so
Oil Cook Stoves—Chown’ s.
that the work of installing Lhe
Ole Olsen and family and Mrs.
plant may he completed sooner.
C. II. Alolzjfer have gone to the
valLv to pic!. Imps.
Are you tired of paying high
prices
for shoes and then not
The Indies’ Aid Society will
getting shoes that wear? If so,
meet next Wednesday with Mrs.
try my new lines of factory shoes
V. C. \ Ollllg.
that are priced so low and wear
Special for Saturday: Men’s so well. Strauss.
light work pants, 59c. Ladies’
Miss Mabel Vensel, o f I’ilts-
gingham aprons, L6c. Strauss.
burg, Pa., is spending several
Dnponl Powder is best. Chown. weeks here on the ranch with
J. P. Ross was in Hood River her brother, E. B. Vensel, and
Tuesday, consulting W. F. Lara- family.
W ay, the optician.
A party o f Mosieriles attended
AI Behrens and J. K. Cole a very pleasant, dance in Heil-
Were passengers on Tuesday’s hroimer’ s Hall, Hood River, last
local to Portland,
Monday night. They went down
Kimball Cultivators, Chown’s. the river in Ed Dunsmore’s
launch.
J. P. Erhart returned Wednes
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Daily, who
day evening' from a week’ s
spent
some time here wit!' the
business trip to Portland.
I latter’ s mother, Mrs. C. C.
L. Lamb and 0. P. Morden at Clement, left last week for Han
tended to business matters at ford, Wash., where Mr. Daily
The Dalles on Tuesday.
will teach school.
S. F. (loss and family are vis
Mark A. Mayer reports that a
iting this week at Stevenson, telegram from Steinhanlt &
Wash., with a married son.
Kelly, of New York, to whom he
e<
e r b y
Your Choice..........................................................
50C
Slices, Oxfords and Slippers, 50c
Shoes, Oxfords and Slippers in patent, kid and gun
metal leathers. Values in this lot up to $3.50. Most
of them have medium he.ds; all are narrow widths.
Your Choice, the pair, 5 Q C
5^:
THE PA R IS FA IR.
25C
HO O D
R I V E R ’S
LARG EST
15
These pieces are regular file t<> 20e values hut have
become missed and slightly Sf’ fed from handling and
we wish to closo tliem out quickly. Very neat and
pretty patterns to choose from.
||Your Choice while thev last the vard.......
5C
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STORE
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