W. H. Steelsniith, o f Port- i Mrs. .I. T. Davenport returned
C. J. Liltlepage and Mr. and
land, was here this week looking I Sunday from a visit at The Ors. Henry Nelson left last
after his land interests south o f | Dalles with iter parents. Her night to ntieud the Round-Up at
town.
little daughter. Florence, who' Pendleton.
WOOD WANTED
Parti«1» with w « kh I to sell write Wind
Amos Root ,'iml E. W. David- was seriously ill while in Th . Mrs. Jane Kent, who has been
I talles, has ill; ■it recovered.
River Lumber Co.. Wulla Wulla, Wn. h iza r wore attending to ItllsinPHS
visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. E.
Giv«* (ietailx a-iil price».
[
! mat t« rs at th«-* county seat on
as m
rtlarnl last wee!
Ii .ley, and family, left Wedues-
Tuesila
idy to show » i • i; night to visit a von ru Weis
am! am
Peaches For Sale
s in gingham.; m *i\ Id;.ho, and will l!;on return
Df. D. Robinson and wife left
s wool d i t s goods in tl
Early or hate Crawfords and Wednesday evening to take in \Y
o iter hoini in Kansas. She was
• sh ides of
rei, wine, hlm», ic.-ompanied part way by her
Albertas can lie had for canning. tin- sights at th" Pendleton
lilac luttons, ruffling, grandson, Leo Iligley. who goes
etc., nt
Leave orders at Strauss' or Nich- ftonnd-Up.
silks a id V ,l veis, ladies’ ned« I !.o llaKet-county to work in the
ols’ Stores.
I Mr. and Mrs. It. Campbell
wear, Balkan trimming velvet,
old mines.
i Clark and Mrs. Dick Evans were
I
and
many
other
things
that
will
NOTICE!
visitors in Hood River Wednes-
Messrs. Geo. G. and Wallace;
interest you.
Before you go
Hides bought on consignment, day morning.
! McClure, of The Dalles, were
away from home, try me and see
Bring your hides to the Bulletin
Mrs j Sendlinger and daugh- what I have. You may save | business visitors in town last
■ ednesda.v. They represent the
° ^ ce'
: ter, H. Kolierts and wife and S. time i nd money. Strauss.
j
Portland
Realty Associates of
■ D. Fisher were visiting in The
Portland,
considered
by the best
Reward
| Dalles Monday.
! Iiusuiess men of the country to
will pay $25 reward to any I Miss Rena Morgan, who has jj- ^
a? the safest proposition for a
one who will give me informa- ¡)een visiting her aunt, Mrs. E.
owfitahle and conservative in-
ÎÜG
tion leading to the arrest and \ Race, returned Wednesday to
’estment to be found in the
conviction o f the person or per-1 her home at Moro.
\\ eat.
sons who stole my watermelous.
H. W. Danielson and family
I am going to have ladies’ and
1000 N H FREIGHT CARS NOW BEING
C. A. M cCargar.
and Mrs. Prill, Mrs. Danielson’ s
children's
coats for winter wear,
CLLIVEREO TOR MOVEMENT (IF
mother, were week-end visitors)
and as the styles will he right
FALL M OPS
Baseball Goods, at Chown’ s. ] with friends near The Dalles.
aid 1 promise to save you over,
— LOCAL —
I
Trespass Notice
Notice is hereby given that
persons will not in» allowed to
cross the Littoms which I have
leased, or to go upon the land
without permission, under pen
ally o f the law.
as L in
C. li. DAYBNrORT.
f] $ f] HfAOY TOR BiO
ADVERTISE
IN YOU R ‘
M OSIER.
-
Your Choice,
the su it..........................................
79C
Ladies’ Vests
SPECIAL: Igidies’ high neck, long sleeve wool
vests, sizes 1 5 :md 6; cream and grey colors. Values
up to. the garni >nt, $1.50.
Your Choice,
Hie ga rm en t.........................
6 9
c
Do not miss laying in a giwd supply o f those Work
Shirts for Men, that we are selling for 25c and 35c.
Made full cut, reinforced shoulders, splendid grade o f
■ twilled shirting. You won’ t get any l»etter values than
these for loss than from 45c to 50c anywhere. Slightly
damaged, but nothing that will hurt the wear.
Your Choice, e a c h .............................. 23c and 3ac
R IV E R .
ORFGON
OREGON
W ALLA
IF Y O U W I S H
LO W
HOTEL MOSIEK.
W ALLA
Sept. 22nd to 27th
To meet your friends, stop at
R O U N D T R IP
EXC U RSIO N
A l l Modern and under N ew
Management.
AUQMBNTUD BATH FACILITIES
1
GUY Q. STRYKER, Prop.
H. G. K IB B E E
Cut Glass Tumblers
that is very nice and will he appreciated in every home.
Do not wait too long about seeing them for they won’ t
last long at this price. Each...........................
IOC
HOOD
'i
FARES
V IA
■■■■■■■
Tickets On Sale
Final Return Limit
Sept. 24, 25 and 26
Q I
. A Spectacular
September 29th
■Eg
Reproduction
of
Pioneer Days
Emigrant
Trains,
Stage Coaches, Indian*;
Cowboys,
Cowgirls, Racing, Roping, and Broncho Busting
M ONSTER STREET PARAD E
Full
particulars
on
application to
O-W. R. & N.
any
Agent
of
the
.MOSIER MEAT MARKET
J . P. Erhart, Prop .
M O S IE R , O R E G O N
A ll kinds o f 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
sell, come in and see us.
or Veal to
The Be&t Creamery Butter and Fresh Country Eggs at all times.
DRUGS?
D r . C. H, J e n k in s
DENTIST
SURE
HOOD RIVER
:
Now that it is iKissible to spend 1081 officc 1’hone-
merchandise by Parcels Post, we
suggest that should you need '
anything in the way of Prescrip-
LOCAL
tions filled, Drugs-or Patent Med- XT n
., ,
. ,
No. 7
lcines, that you send to
j^ o ^
Chas. N. Clarke,
The Druggist o f H ood Rivet,
OREGON
Res. Phone, 333
T I M E -T A B L E
«. !
,
West hound
,,
wr
j j f j En?
7:22 a. m.
2:47 p. m
10:20 a. m.
6:35 p. m.
8:45 p. m.
6
No. 17, at 4:08 p. m., flag stop
for them. He can send them to <*, Sundays only for Hood River
you cheaper than you can get and Portland,
them at home.
j
Ladies’ Oneta Union Suit, splendid big values in
every suil; lung sleeve and ankle length, medium
weight for winter wear. Values up to, the suit, $2.50.
Sizes, 4. «5. ( » and 8. You can’ t atford to pass this up,
right M this m ason of the year. Grey and cream colors.
rns
LAW YERS
Home Paner
PlIVKIOIAN AND StllMtKON
S. F. GOSS
Genuine Cut Glass Tumblers, light weight. Very
neat cut, very handsome design. Here is something
S tea
DAVID ROBINSON, M. D.
Miss Alice Rodemacher, a Confidence Felt in Cooperation other cities’ prices, don’ t you
Geo. Haacke, o f Portland, was
NOTARY PUBLIC
school teacher o f Portland, visit
think
you
had
better
see
me
a visitor in town this week.
of Shippers
M o s ie r
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O reg o n
ed here the first o f the week
about this? Strauss.
P. A. Knoll left Sunday for a
with Mrs. J. T. Davenport.
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One thousand new freight cars
few weeks’ stay at Milwaukie.
ordered
by
the
O-W.
R.
&
N.
Jas. Camp and family, F. A. |
W. A. HUSBANDS
TO THE TAXPAYERS OF WASCO COUNTY
Oil Cook Stoves—Chown’s.
Allington and family. Miss grace Co., in anticipation o f a heavy
B lacksm ith
Honey? Yes, and pickling on Higley and
K. McGregor were demand for cars to move the
Yon arc Hereby notified that, pursu Horse
Shoeing
and General
ions, at Strauss’ .
in Hood River yesterday after large crops this fall, are now he- ant to a law enacted by ttie < Jregon
ing
turned
out
by
the
car
build
Repair Work.
| 1.« (.dslature, and now in force, the
Chas. Sparling went to The noon.
ers and are arriving at the vari I Board’ o f Equalization will convene in
Dalles on business yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Nelson,
Satisfaction guaranteed
ous reserve stations o f that com regular session in the Courthouse in
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OREGON
Dupont Powder is best. Chown. of Dallas, arrived this week pany in Oregon and Washington ' The Dalles, Oregon, on the second Mcn- MOSIER
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,,
i to visit with Mrs. Nelson’ s pa-
! day, being the eighth day of September,
Mrs. R. M. Ross and daughter!
.... , at the rate of 50 cars a day. The
| A. I). 11)13, at the hour o f 9 o’clock, A.
,
.. r,
, rents, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Little-
delivery began on August 1st j M., for the purpose o f correcting er
Betty left Tuesday for Portland.
page.
and the entire 1000 cars will rors. and equalizing all properties,» so
E. H. Burt and Will McClure1
.I«,
, | Miss Lorene Dunsinore re prolmhly he ready for use before . that the same shall lie at its true «-ash
left Wednesday for the Bound-1
! value.
P L U M B IN G .
..
turned to Portland Wednesday the harvest.
Said Board will remain in session for
**’
morning,aftera week’s visit here
“ With this order of 1000 new
STRAW ano HOT WATF.lt
Kimball Cultivators, Chown’s. with her sister, Mrs. .1. P. Er- cars,” sa\ ; l1’. W. Robinson, As a period o f one month, or as much
H FATIN G .
thereof as necessary to equalize and
I sistant Traffic Manager, “ mid an correct the several Tax Rolls for said
Dr. C. A. Macruin and wife hart.
Jobbing promptly attended to.
Mrs. Roht. Husbands and chil- additional 20(H) just delivered to \ County for the year 1913.
were visitors in Portland this
MOSIER
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OREGON
All persons intending to appear b< fore
dren and «Miss Alma Wright/ of the Union Pacific, we are confi-
week.
Portland, visited several days dent that we will have plenty (TT 1 said Board, are required to do so during
A. F. Lockwood was a busi
the first week of th" session, and tile
Notice to Creditors
this week with Mr. and Mrs. VV. rolling stock for all emergencies
their complaint, on regnlar blanks fur-
ness visitor in The Dalles Iasi
A. Husbands.
this year.
In
the
County Court o f the State of
! nished by said Board.
Tuesday.
Complaints may be filed either by the : Oregon for Wasco County.
F. R. Howard and wife, o f
“ The greatest need for cars in
B. J. Weller went to Portland [ p[(H)(| p jver> spent, several days crop-moving time is about the taxpayer aggrieved, or by his regularly In the M atter o f the Estate
!
of
Tuesday to have some dental| this week harvesting the peach middle o f October. As delivery constituted agent or attorney.
All complaints so filed, will lie taken A lfb ko S m it h , Deceased
work done.
j crop on their fruit ranch in the | of all the new rolling stock has up in their regular order, duly consid
Notice is fare by given that the
W ait for the Millinery and Grandview district.
been completed, we expect to be ered and disposed of according to tne County Court uf the Slate o f Oregon
best judgment o f said Board, and com for W asco County, has annointeii tin- un-
Cloak opening at your Dry Goods
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. McCargar 1 'eady for any contingency,
plainant notified o f the result.
ilersignei! Administrator o f the estate
store— Strauss.
went to Portland Wednesday af-
“ The new boxcars are all 40
J a s . A . D a v is ,
o f Alfred Smith, deceased. All per
Wm Akers anti J N. Mosier ternoon, joining a party there leet long and of 1(H),000 pounds
sons having claims against said estate
County Assessor.
«nsa'cterl business
famines» at
at. the
conn- 1 which left in a special train for capacity. This is the standard
i are hereby notified to present the
transacted
the conn
j same, properly verified, to ttie under-
the Pendleton Round Up.
¡size adopted by the ( ompany.
ty seat yesterday.
j signed, at the resideneeof J. S. Taylor,
„ ,
! “ The Pacific Fruit Express has
Notice
Mr. Paul Wells, o f Kelso, I also ordered 2000 additional re
Garden Hose now in, Chown’ s
20 acres in brush, 8 miles from ' at 1422 l ’ine Street, The Dalles, Ore
Wash., and his daughter, Mrs. frigerator cars, which will bring Mosier, to exchange for smaller gon, within six [G] months from the
Mrs. Roy Firebaugh, of Ortley,
Eliza Huntington and child, are its total number to 13,000. This improved place, on the river pre date o f the first publication o f this
visited Sunday with Mrs. W. A.
notice. The date o f tin first publi-
visiting this week with Mrs. ¡will greatly facilitate the moving ferred.
) cation o f this notice is August 22, 1913.
Husbands.
Gertrude Leer, who is a niece of | of the fruit crop.”
A. S. B rack ,
I da I,. S m ith ,
C. A. Huge and Root. Evans Mr. Wells.
Administratrix.
'
At present the O-W. R. «Sr. N.
Wasco, Ore.
were business visitors in Hood
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|
Mrs. A. Bellinger, accompanied C«>. is arranging fur the parking
R iver Tuesday.
bv her son, Ben, and little grand- o f freight cars at points where
DR. H. L. DUMBLE
A good suggestion—drop in j
Mr. and Mrs. Ed F. Reeves son, returned on Saturday from they will he quickly available at-
and pay up your back subscrip-'
wore passengers on Tuesday’s a two months’ stay on the farm ter the harvest,
PHYSICIAN a n i » SURGEON
local to Portland.
at Trout Lake.
A most favorable omen in con- tion.
...
....
. .
nection with the important prob-
Martin Clement left Tuesday
OREGON
HOOD RIVER
Miss Gladys Phillips, who has||em of cm. 8Hpply ia the better
for a fishing trip to the Punch
H.
been spending her summer vaca- linderslandinfr that now prevails
Will practice in Mosier and
Bowl, on Hood River.
I tion here with her uncle and among shippers in general in the I ST. M A R Y ’S ACADEMY [
May he reached by long dis
P. L. Arthur and wife returned aunt, Dr. and Mrs. Robinson,
THE DALLES, OREGON, j
matter o f capacity loading and I
tance phone. Home phone 61.
Iasi week from a visit with rela-j returned on Wednesday to her
reduction to minimum of lost
lives at Castle Rock, Wash.
home in Portland.
BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL J
time in loadnig and unloading.
NOTICE FOR PU B LIC A TIO N
For C1KI.S.
|
To bring this about a most
D m » Duvall arrived this week, Mrs. Ed 1«. Howe visited her
(Publisher.)
from Independence and is work-1 mother in Portland this w e e k . ' persistent and far-reaching prop-
FO R P A R T IC U L A R S A P P L Y T O
J
Department
o f the Interior, U. S.
I
io g as assistant at the depot.
returning yesterday, accompa- Uganda has been conducted
S IS T E R S U P E R IO R .
Land Office at The Dalles, Oregon,
M im . T. W. DeBussey was a t-! nied by her sister, Miss Daisy throughout the year, not only by
July 14th, 1913. .
tending to matters o f business Biles, who will spend a week or railroad traffic departments in
Notice is hereby given that Ira Al-
i the way o f direct instructions to
two at Lehuiva.
H t The Dalles on Wednesday.
| bert Dungey, o f Fir, Oregon, who, on
I agents, hut by traffic bureaus in I
For Sale
August 14th, 1907, made Homestead
• Mr Elliott, J. E. H.gley
Mrs. S D. Fisher Mrs. P I , all large commercial centers, a „d
entry No. 15671, Serial No. 04184, for
An assorted lot o f second
an. S. E. Francisco were visitors Arthur Mrs. A. B. Burton. M m ] , t,R1 Bl)reau ,)f llailway Eco-
hand household goods, in i NE'.SW i, NW jSE l-4, and EJSE1-4,
at the county seat Wednesday.
Clark Mr., Ruth Graham. VV nomic8 at t|u> National capital
cluding kitchen, diningroom ¡Section 5, Township 1 North, Range 11
F.WM.. has filed notice o f hi» intention
Mrs. I.. Vickers, o f The Dalles,
W e b e r , Shelly Hudson and (j|| jt ¡s fajr|v safe to say that
and bedroom furniture. Can
to make Final Five Year Proof, to es
»pent Saturday and Sunday here Leo Nichol were visiting in Hood every shipper and agent in the
lie seen at
tablish claim to the iaml above de-
with h ‘i sister, Mrs. Dick Evans. River last Monday.
land is alive to its importance.
scribed, before the Register and Re
H. M. WEST’ S Warehouse.
ceiver at The Dalles. Oregon, on the
Mrs. Win. Akers left Wednos- It is believed that the indiffer-
New iimn’g hats, dress shirts,
5th day o f September, 1913.
ties, union suits, Khaki pants, day morning for Portland, hav- ence and thoughtlessness of past
Claimant names as witnesses:
NOTICE
this week. We have the goods ing spent a week on the ranch seasons will he-supplanted this
John West, John P. Snyder. Emil D.
From and after this date the
you want and we really save you with her husband. Mrs. Clara year and in future by hearty co-
West and George Thomas Absiier, all
money every day at your cloth French, o f Portland, who has operation, and that car shortage, services o f my thoroughbred o f Fir, Oregon.
ing anil furnishing store— that’s been visiting Mrs. Akers, accom-j except on extraordinary ocea- boar will be $5.00.
H. F rank W oodcock ,
companied her home.
, sions, will he largely obviated.
Strauss.
C. H. D a v e n p o r t .
Register.
Specials This Week
&
D erby
L. COMINI
The Tombstone
-------- Man ----------
can supply you with any
thing in this line at most
reasonable prices.
T R Y H IM A N D
B E C O N V IN C E D
The Dalles
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Oregon
Is °-
O R EG O N
A G R IC U L T U R A L
,
CO LLEG E
B E G I N S '»s forty-fifth school yen
S e p t e m b e r 19. 1 9 1 3 .
D E G R E E C O U R SE Sin many phases*«
AGRICULTURE.
ENGINEERING,
HOMS
ECONOMICS. MINING. FORESTRY. COM
MERCE. PHARMACY.
T w
o - y e a r
C ourses
¡n
ture .
H o m e E c o n o m i c s
a r t s f o r e s t r y . C o m m e r c e .
T E A C H E R 'S
COURSES
aqricul .
M ech a nic
P harmacy
in manual
training, agriculture, domestic science
am! art.
? J|U 3 IC , including piano, string, band
instruments and voice culture.
A B E A U T IF U L B O O K L E T entitled
“ T hk E n r ic h m e n t of R u r a l L tfs ”
and a C atalogue will be mailed free
on application.
•
Address H. 11. T f . n n a x t , Registrar
itw r-15 to »-t)
Corvallis, Oregon,
Millinery
N ew Suits, Coats and Dresses
Call and see the finest display o f new Fall Millinery
to he found in the city. You will he more than pleased
with these new Pall creations. They are very becom
ing. stylish, and the varieties o f pretty shapes and col
ors, together with the reasonableness o f the prices we
have them marked, will more than please you. We
want you to call and see them, whether you wish to
buy or not.
Second Floor.
Our new Fall stock is now in and you should call
and see the many new styles in Suits. Coats and
Ginghams
Thirty-two inch Ginghams, pretty patterns in
stripes, checks and plain colors. Very desirable for
aprons and dresses.
THE PA R IS FA IR.
" ° ° °
Your choice, the yard. . . .
IOC
Dresses. We are showing all the latest styles and
weaves and know you will like them. Why not get
your new Suit or Coat now and get the benefit o f the
full season’s wear? We have then) marked very
reasonable and not added on a big fat profit for the
purpose o f cutting them in half a little later. We
mark them right, and the early buyer is not made
to pay more than anyone else for the same grade o f
goods.
Call and sec them on the Second Floor. No charge
for alterations.
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