Mosier bulletin. (Mosier, Or.) 1909-19??, September 19, 1913, Image 4

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    LOCAL —
W OOD W ANTED
Hgrfies wifh wood to sell write Wind
River I.umber Co., Walla Wulla, Wn.
(five details and prices.
Do you notic i am a wa s
busy? Good Rood; and go d
treatment, with lowest prices
always win in the long run.
i When I make a good buy you get
! i lie benefit, even if the market
goes up. Now selling sugar at
ess than Portland prices—
Urauss.
NOTICE!
Mi-. Gerry Brooke Jacobs, vice-
Hides bought on consignment. president of I lie Oregon (’¡tv
Bring your hides to the Bulletin Woolen Mills, has been spending
office.
this week at Mayerdale,• the!
guest
of Mark A. Mat er. Mr.
FOR SALE
Jacobs is most favorably im­
200 pigs, three to six; months pressed with the Mosier District
old. Price, $3 to $5. Fifteen and contemplates making an ex-1
shoats, 75 lbs. each, $6.- Plmnc tended visit later.
or write,
L. D. F mebmjgh ,
Ortley, Ore.
PALL MJLLINEKY
I will have a showing of Pall
Baseball Goods, at Chown’s.
Millinery at Mrs. DeBussy’s res-j
Reduce that monthly hill. dence. in Mosier, Friday and |
Strauss will tell you how.
Saturday, Sept. 26 and 27.
Vote for Incorporation tomor­ Every one cordially invited to I
come and inspect the new stvies. |
row.
Our Mosier Patronage
Increasing
T J
ADVERTISE
D
e r b y
L
IN YOUR
Home Paper
&
S
t e a r n s
aw yer s
H O O D R IV E R .
ORFGON
hat’s grati!¡Tying to us and leads us to still greater efforts to make this Store more than ever'
FRONTIER DAY
\ <mr Store tor rviee.
Here a .* s* n.e ot the tilings that count: A Stock so ccmplete
that we led safe in saying, you’ll in t find it’s equal and Prices positively 20'// to 40*/; lower
than Portland or any other Western city. Lower, even, than the widely heralded Mail Order
"junk.” We want you to make us prove these statements. We are doing it- for others
every day.
WALLA WALLA
Sept. 22nd to 27tli
LOW ttOUND TRIF*
’ Push The Button end Rest”
EXCURSION
FARES
VIA
I la F . S m it h ,
OH Cook Stoves—Chown’s.
Hood Itiver, Ore.
Tickets On Sale
Final Return Limit
f
Jas. Cherry was a business
Sept.
24,
25
and
26
September 29th
visitor in The Dalles Wednesday.
REOPENS REALTY OFFICE
More Sweaters for men, miss­
us and children. Strauss;
J. K. McGregor, who last year
The Reliable
Don’t fail to vote tomorrow— closed his real estate office indefi- i
nitely, has decided to again get
y& fiasy Chairs.
for INCORPORATION.
“MONARCH"'
in the game of selling Mosier
A Spectacular Reproduction of
Dupont Powder is best. Chown.
A range without a peer
apple land and has opened an
Furniture and
Mrs. Sarah McVey visited over itfice in the building which lie
Pioneer Days
The
Perfect
Stove
$
5
5
.
0
0
Sunday in.The Dalles with rela­ recently purchased and moved
Rugs
Emigrant Trains, Stage Coaches, Indians, Cowboys,
You’ll be asked to pay
tives.
“CHEEKPÜL
into town. Mr. McGregor is
No
city
store
excels
our
Cowgirls, Racing, Roping, and Broncho Busting
$10.00 more in a^y other
Stag shirts foe men will soon well acquainted with the Mosier
display. We invite your
More in use in this locality than
store in Oregon.
inspection, whether you
stive the call; here they are for »strict and knows just where to f
all others.
wish'to buy or not.
MONSTER STREET PARADE
find any kind of land a purclms
you save at'S trail ns.
$ 2 4 . 7 5 Buys a good
Make our Store your
er may want.
$
11-25
to
$
1
5
.7
5
J. N. Mosier and Bob Evans
headquarters' when in
steel range withe high
Full particulars on application to any Agent of the-
were visitors a t the county seat
Hood5 River—There are
0-W. R. & N.
warming
oven,
burns
coal
uu Tuesday.
plenty of restful chairs at
MAYER BETS BOKAY
AIR TIGHT HEATERS
or wood— a guaranteed
your
service.
A
'
Rest
Kimball Cultivators, Chown’s.
, ........
Room is provided for
.
I he following letter, received
baker.
Up from $ 1.25
women and children.
Vf 1, McClure and Berme recent|y i,y Mark A. Mayer from
Ivi'chol went to H<x»l River steinlmnll & Kelly, of NewYork .
Wednesday on business..
; is very flattering and we publish ,
Mere new shoes direct from it to show t<t> outsiders that iMo-
P. Erhart, Prop.
-
Uie factory this 1 week. This aier fruit is considered par excel-1
MOSIER, ORE COM
m ans satisfaction 1 to you.— I lence in the markets of the coun-1
,*
.
_
iltYauB*.
try:
Geo. Evans and Geo. Mathews!
N6w York, Sept 9, 1913. j
m* • spending a few days this! M r . M a k k A: M ayek ,
All kinds of Fresh and Smoked
vvfcek with rod and line at the! Mayerdale Orchard^,
Flinch Bowl.
Mosier, Ore.
Meats, Lard, Compound and Fish,
Dear
S ir::
Karden Hose now in; (Thown’s I
We will pay you the top price for Butter, Eggs
We are herewith enclosirtg you .
The Ladies’ Aid Society wiIPfoll|. checJc in settlement of the
and Chickens.
We Pag the Freight ”
-*et at the home of Mr*. F. A. (|ast car (>r pPUnes which we pur-1
I f you have a Beef, Pork, Mutton or Vecd to>
/»llington next Wednesday. Lv- clmst'd from you, which, vve arej
sell,
come in and see us.
eryone welcome.
j 8orry to say( winds up our prune
No
admittance
permitted
at
is
growing
and
gives
promise
of
Place that order for a suit J deal with you this year. Not
The Best Creamery Butter and Fresh Country Eggs at all times.
SCHOOL NOTES
practice games except members effective work in the future.
rertdy to wear or tailor made. only are vve sorry on account of
1 or those having special permit
-------- —--------
Satisfaction with every order. having been able to make a fail-
(High School.)
,
from
the
manager.
If
you
at-
j
INCORPORATION
shows pro­
profit on them, hut also owing to
D r . G. H, J e n k in s
Strains. •
By tin- Editors.
ven
d
our
games
scheduled,
we
gressiveness-and
optimismjshows
the
fact
that
all
our
customers
I Organization ¡»developing rap­
I>r. S. W. Small returned last
d e n t is t
will show you an exdting time, vve have faith in ourselves. It j
night from an -extended visit in continue to ask for your pack. idly. Expect to he- in full oper­
SURE
HOOD RIVER
GENERAL school notes
means a • clean-,- well regulated
OREGON
We must, sav that vve have never ation within next few ditysi
PKrtldnd;
yet seen a better pack of prunes j The “ Class of 1915’’ has begun There are four new pupils in the town. • Ihe expense of decentj Now that it is possible to send ir m i o n . « ri.one.
Res. Phone, 333 .
Jars. Camp and ’ family; Mrs. come out of the Northwest dis-
the work in the new course of primary room: Cal l llorden and streets, -sewers, fire protection, • merchandise by Parcels Post, vve
F. A. Allington, Miss Grace Lrict, and this, considering as studVi
with the exception of the Donald McCargar in the fir s t ! vvill injure no one. Mosier town | suggest that should you need
Higley and J. K. McGregor were you state in your letter to us, |aboratory work in physics. This grade, and Crystal Cook and has one of the finest improved anything in the way of Prescrip-;
LOCAL TIME-TABLE
hi Hood River the first of the that it is your first experience in 8ubject vvin not be taken up un­ Ruby Morton in the third grade, i districts in Oregon behind it. tions filled, Drugs or Patent Med-
W eek.
No. 7 West hound 7:22 a. m.
packing. is simply marvelous.
ti, tbe lst of 0cbi as tbe iabora. This makes 29 primary students Hie people who invite their mines, that you send to
No. 1
P. L. Arthur and wife, with
VVe want to compliment youjtory apparatus lias not yet ar- in all. Interest is developing friends to visit them blush with
“
“
2:47 p. m
rapidly under the leadership of shame at the appearance of our j
Chas. N. Clarke, I No. 2 East “ 10:20 a. m;.
friends from Portland, are en- most sincerely on your success, j „¡ve(j
• j | Miss Bennett, and upon the in -, town. Over 90% of the taxable
No. 8
joying a few days’ fishing this j and to assure you that, vve look | The students
6:35 p. m*
stallatkm
of
certain
needed
appa-1
property
within
the
proposed
cor-
j
The
Druggist
of
Hood
Rivet,
No. 6
14
"
8-46 p. m.
week til the Punch Bowl,
IR kh I itiver.
No..
17,
at
4:08
p.
m.,
flag stop
can send them to
fain Cupfcf is accused of being
than you can get
1Sl' nda1yJ8 ° ',,y for Hood k iv er
arai Portland.
asleep on his job lately. Recent
reports, however, are to the e
feet that he is sitting up and |
your pack as lieing the very best grading and preparation, Mon- gun in earnest, the fifth guide
OREGON
beginning to take notice.
vve have ever had from the day, of the school yard for tennis showing the best application in
A G R IC U L T U R A L .
Germ a for Break fact. Roman Northwest.
courts and athletic field. As, beginning. A spelling war was
C O LLEG E
Meal, Golden Egg Souplets, new
Sincerely yours,
there lias been a long-felt need : held between the fifth and sixth
DAVID
ROBINSON,
M.
D.
B
F
G
I
N
S
fo rty -fifth school yew *
honey, in-w pickles and olives.
S teinhaudt <Sr K elly .
for something of this kind, we grades, the former being vieto-
The
Tombstone
SEPTEMBER 10. 1013.
Good things to eat. Strauss, of
DEGREE! C O U R S E S in m any phasMO»
Mr. Mayer expresses his ap­
rious. Miss Little, it may he
P h y s h u a Y a M ) S u r g e o n
efturse. Save money, too. Sure!: preciation, thru these columns, certainly appreciate the kindness added,
AGRICULTURE.
ENGINEERING.
H OM O
Man - — —
is showing marked ability
of the school board.
E c o n o m ic s
M i n i n g . F o r e s t r y . C o m *
m
e
r
c
e
.
P
h
a
r
m
a
c
y
.
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of the efficient work of J. O.
MOSIER
-
OREGON
The meeting of the High in her discipline and direction of
T W O -Y E A R C O U R S E S in a o r i c u u
Notice to Apple Packers
Beldin, as general manager of School, with the assistance of that department.
can supply you with any­
A brilliant
ture .
home
E c o n o m ic s . M e c h a n ic
We will have a meeting at our1 the packing operations, Mrs. the Grammar School, was held success is certainly assured. If
a r t s f o r e s t r y . C o m m e r c e . P h a r m a c y
thing in this line at most
Trespass
Notice
T e a c h e r s C v u r s e s in m a n u a l
warehouse at 10 A. M., Tuesday, Geo. Emry, as lorelady and in- Wednesday evening after school, in doubt, call and investigate for
reasonable prices.
t rain in g , a g r ic u lt - r e , domestic acienc«-
Sept. i3L for the purposb of dis-) spec tor, and Win. Hudson as cat- for the organization of the M. yourself.
Notice is hereby given that
a n d art.
H.
S.
Athletic
Club.
Prof.
E.
cussing packing and grading packer, whose excellent work
persons will not be allowed to| TRY HIM AND
M U S I C , including piano, string, b a n t
The
second
week
in
the
gram­
in str u m e n ts and voice culture.
rules for this year, and'would made possible the results ob- M. Ulmer will act as manager mar grade opened with a full at­ cross the bottoms which I have
and coach of the organization.
A B E A U T I F U L B O O K L E T entitled
B E CONVINCED
like all packers, growers, and | tained, and which called forth We receive our first drill Friday tendance of the enrollment, and leased, or to go upon the land :
" T u b E;nticHM«>rT o f K u r a i . L i p s *
’fiose wishing to learn packing, the expressions of praise from evening, 19th inst., in the town as all are now supplied with text without permission, under pen-[
and a C a ta lo gu e will be m ailed fre *
on application.
, ¿ he present.
The Dalles - - Oregon
one of Ihe largest firms of fruit hall. All members are required books, the work is progressing alty of the law.
Address H . 11. T e n n a n t , R e g i s t r a r
Mosier Fruit Growers Ass’n.
as
2m
C.
H
.
D
a
v
e
n
p
o
r
t
.
dealers in the country.
to be there promptly at 7:30.
much more smoothly. Interest
itw 7-is to M )
Corvallis, Oregon.'
MOSIER MEAT MARKET
Linoleums -
Large and and varied stock
50 c per yard upward
E. A. Franz Co.
Hood River
Oregon
DRUGS?
•
L.
wtarm um im m \*m m in f ■la w w w aav. s w a w —
New Coats, Suits and Wraps
for Ladies
Second Floor
You have never before had the assortment of new
and up tii-the-rtunute styles and materials to choose
your new Fall wrap* from as vve have this season
gathered together for yoiir approval.
You will marvel at the beauty of the*
w Coats and
Suits, and we are very anxious for you to Cm..- in and
see thdm.’ We know that you will be more than pleased
with them and our prices are aiwavs the lo vest.
Call early and get the benefit of the first choosing.
Following are a few descriptions and prices, hut to
«;■; •
due and - suty, you should see them:
2003. A heavy winter weight black Thibet Coat that
will wear well. Made with black embroidered collar
and revers. Yoke lined with black mercerized sateen,
fastened slightly to side with silk braided frogs.
Each....*............................................................ $ 5.25
, 5003. Excellent value in Caracul Cloth Coat. This
is a loose fitting model made in a fabric of a good wear­
ing quality; shawl collar and turned-hack cutis of the
material: lined with black mercerized sateen.
Each................................................................. $ 5.50
6014. Made of Salt’s Plush, modeled to the latest
requirements of fashionable coats. A special feature
is the adjustable collar that may lie worn in pointed
revere effect or with a high neck closing: large turn
hack eufl’s, and lined with guaranteed satin lining in
all shades.
Each.
$ 14.00
New Fall Coats in all grades and materials*-equal
values for the money ns are in the above. Coats for—
$5. $6. $8 and up to $25.
Our line of Children’s and Misses’ Coats is equally
attractive and in price vve know vve cars please you.
Millinery
We have th^ largest and besit display in the city!
You will find here all the newest creations in the new
Fall styles. We have hats to please all fancies and our
prices are most reasonable. Call and see them.
THE PARIS FAIR,
COMINI
Special
Men’s Stitched Cloth Hats.
Tourist, Telescope and College
models
Newest Fall blocks
Your Choice, 50c.
H O O D R IV E R S L A R G E S T & B E S T S T O R E