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About Mosier bulletin. (Mosier, Or.) 1909-19?? | View Entire Issue (Oct. 3, 1913)
# J . F . liuiH-nter s ill» I m m Portland looking after his fruit (•ro;t. wood \ v a m i ;[> New. ! reslf; Block corn meal, w ith \vi ml to .»*11 write* Wiu<l rolled oals, sit el cut oat meal, Illv’rr Lumber l'-r., VVtilla Walla, W h . graham I our, etc. Strauss. (ft detail » two I S. F. Goss, (lie city plumber, lia s insl dled up- to-ilate pi ;’<nli- N 'TIC E i ;-r i:i Frank L i u : ¡ ’s new >•(*.-;- • t-ret- mugli! on consignment, I M èi ‘till:*-; lu tiw» BulU-trti» Bring your Mrs. S. VV. Small rame up olii;-»*. I rom Pori land Salurd; y evt sing Irid speui Sunday on the i nirh FOR SA LE villi her husband. 210 pigs, three lo sis months à li.ss N ora1 Burton reff Viitd old. Price. $3 to $5. Fifiéén last week- lo*1 AI han y. Iva vtng shouts. 75 lbs. each'. Sii. I’hotvo *j«?nt'k*»r vacation on the ranci or write, L. I). FlRÍ!H,VHOI+. with the Ivane folks. Ortley, Ore*. Mrs. ('. B. Metzer left Tuesday for Orion. Mich., in response to Baseball Goods, at ( ’hown’s. a message stating that herinolh- or was not expected to live. TJBGfsTER! — LO CAL — Our Ma ÖL' ter Increasing f-J. rP i h ai’s arra ratifying to us «end leads n-s to . lii; You»* Slom ” for service. Here rt atei- et! to in ADVERTISE b e of Ilu Ildi xs that ci i nt: A S le e k ¡o com p lete tlmfwfc* f»»‘l urie in sai !>ig. ; « ,r’i! net lu d il s f*rju: iiiuf P rices | t-fliveh to ft . lower tlvan Portland w arv\ -slier W cstern city, L aw yers W OOD RIVER O R FG O N i . P. Exhart Prop.. „ HOSIER. QREGO X everv d-av. C. All kinds of Fresh and Smoked Meats, Lard,.. Compound and Fish. "Push The lini ton and Re st We will pay you the top price for Butter, Eggs and Chickens.. t jjf j .Just what you have been look ing for— Cover-All aprons, G9c Miss Alice Bennett spent Sun up, ju st received. See lliem atj day with her sister in Portland • I your favorite store. Strauss.. Fresh stock Russel & Gilbert’s Miss Dorothy Rice, who has: Chocolates at Strauss. iieen 1 visiting her brother here Ja s. E. Pierce.v was L business Our popular postmistress, Miss vlsitor in Portland the first o f ! Nora Hunter, left yesterday to the week. 'attend tin postm aster's conven- P. A. Knoll returned Stonriay lion, in session -at Salem today from a fortnight’s sojdurn at and tomorrow. / I h » er; < :-. than the wiiieiy lieraldt d Mail Order We want you to- m:.k< -ie prove lla ve sial» ment*. We are doing it for others “ju n k .” arns MOSIER MEAT MARKET hm ; Oil Cook Stoves — Chown’s. S. J . Spear, o f Hood River, for several weeks, returned S at \\*as in town last Sunday.. urday to herdiome in 'L is Ange Kimball Cultivators.' Chown’s. les, Cal. Mrs. C. Reseller-arrived the J . K. McGregor aiid wife vis ited in Portland the first of the first of the week from Washing- Ion. and will spend the winter| week. I with her daughter. Mrs. K AN New laces, made by Zion City | Aliington. Industries, are here. Strauss. E. L. Root, Mosier's sawirtill Mrs. C. A. Brown left Monday man, left yesterday on a husi- f»r'h visit with relatives in Port- I ness trip to the county seat, anti land, may visit Sherman county lie fore j Garden Hose now in, Chown’s. returning. •P-re move iban evei & S te erby IN TOUR Home Paper H D b. K $ 7 0 If you have a Beef, Fork, Mutton or Veal to> stli, come in and see usi e>> -W ♦> ' '^L ip j* '-. ' . "MA The Best Creamery Butter and Fresh Country Eggs at alf times. DRUGS? ■ kit D r . C. H. J e n k in s . S E N T W ir SURE A range without a peer The Perfect’ Stove $ 55.00 “ CHEERFUL You’ ll lx: asked to pay $10.00 more in any other store in Oregon. More in use in this locality than all others. $ .1 1 - 2 5 t* $ 1 5 .7 5 AIR TIGHT H EA TERS ufa fr o ïiî $ 1 . 2 5 $ 24.75 Buys a good steel range with high wanning oven, burns coal or wood— a guaranteed baker. Furniture and Rugs No city store excels our display. We invite your inspection, whether you wisli to buy or not. Make our Store your headquarters when in Hood River—There are plenty of restful chairs at your service. A Rest Room is provided for women and children. HOOD RIVER. •. OR E G O » Rip*.* Pitone, 333* Now that it is possible to send iosi office Phone, merchandise h.v Parcels Post, we suggest that should you need * anythin* in the way of Prescrip- LOCAL TIME-TABLE lions filled, D in g ser Patent Med- No. 7 W-iSt hound 7:22 a. m ! icines, that you send to t * * * ! No. 1 2:47- p. m 10:20 a. m. ¡No. 2 East 6:35 p. m. ¡No. 8 8:4» p. nrt. The Druggist of Hood Rivet, , No- 0 Chas. N. Clarke, No. 17, a t 4:08 p. m., flag stop for them. He can send them to , on Sundays only fo r Hood R iver you cheaper tiian you can Ket ! and Portland. them at home. Milwaukee. Mrs." Anna1'Mi4Pane returned' W hen you a re in needSof Dupont Powder is best. Chown. last Saturday from air extended visit in California, and has re- Wm. Neilson, of Portland, 9lJme(] (iei. (lutie8 as operator at spent last Sunday on his ranch . tjie (j^.)0f south o f town. ’ I am budding a reputation' for ----------------------------------- W.- D. Mathews returned y e s -jKr(VK|, reliable shoes at money- t£rday from a trip .to Portland | saving prices. For yout" next send t&^he and The Dalles. shoes for the-entire family, try can supply you with any Attorney John Gavin, o f The j Strauss; he will save you dob thing in this line at most Dfelles, was a business1 visitor in *;n's- reasonable prices. :-: town last Monday. Next Wednesday afternoon ” TR Y HIM AND riew Ripplette and nioix- wool- Hie Ladies - Aid-Society wiHfneet HOOD RIVER, OREGON en dress goods came this week. Hie Church'for the purpose of B E CONVINCED Lew Prices, of course. Strauss. | Ging quilts. Everyone invited. J . H. Weaver and family left Lee Hunter has ju st completed program, Tuesday evening, Oct. I Come, bring your lunch, help, L. H. Wilson, the Portland O regon T h e D alles Wednesday evening for La Junta, a large water tank on the farm 7, at The Dalles High School and have a good time. Optometrist, spent several days building. Col.; wherè they will réside. Mr. I of Fred Wilson, south of town. Catalogue Freer Dr. C. A. Macrum and wife, in town this week. W eaver, tho- only a transient The tank is built of ’ California The Hosier school has begun | accompanied by Mr. Francis See The Misses Ruth Clement and , ley, wife and daughter, who I resident here, has become quité , redwood and has a capacity of to feel the effect of the pressing DAVID ROBINSON, M. D. Ruth Littlepage spent Saturday ' ' ' " . *' ' K interested in the town, and or 4000 gallons. The water is sup need for help in the fruit dis L. Bowlby. Frank Terrace C. S. afternoon in Hood River. | M„..... .. j,„m„ 'Ict'ed the Bulletin sent to his plied from a windmill and con trict. Many older students have Jackson, and that prince of en- Macrum home, were passengers P h y s ic ia n a n d S u r g e o n new address, that he might keep nections are made so that water dropped out on account of the tertainers, and the father and Rev. J . IL Hargreaves left on on Monday’s local to Portland. pi touch with us. can be turned \vheiéver desired. work in the apple orchards. ! maker of good roads-in the west I Wednesday for New York, where MOSIER - OREGON Mri. Anna Craven, who-spent : A gay party o f old and youhg Mr. Wilson, who was down on Hope to huve them With us again j —Sam Hill. he will remain this winter. several days here last week with | The Pacific Highway up the folks met at the home of Unde Wednesday inspecting the plant, soon- Theodore Danielsen, of Spo- her daughter, Mrs. 0 . A. Mc- -------— j Columbia River from Portland ' Dick Evans, last Friday night, was much pleased with llie man Trespass Notice kane, visited several days this \ Cargar, returned Monday to her i Mammoth Cucumber to Hood River, Mosier, The and had a jolly time. The party ner in which Mr. Hunter lias per week with his brother, Henry home in Portland. Mrs. McCar- Notice is hereby given th a t was planned by Mrs. Evans as a formed his work. The reservoir There is on exhibition at this Dalles, and on south thru1 Cen- Dtmielsen. gar accompanied her for a short | persons will not be allowed to is on the highest point on the j surprise on her husband, and it office the daddy of ail cucumbers, tral Oregon into California, will cross'the bottoms which I have' farm so that the water can be Mrs. Frank Page returned last v's'*^ *n metropolis. worked. The evening was sp ent! It was grown in C. H. Daven- he built, and it is predicted that Saturday from Portland, where This is the store for Stag playing games. Refreshments obtained in all directions by port’s garden and measures 114 it will be accomplished by 1915, leased, or to g<Y upon the land5 without permission, under pen she spent a few days with 1 Shirts, Mackinaw Norfolks, Woolk were served late in the evening. gravitation. inches in length and the same in ----------------------------------------------^ alty of the law - friends* shirts and Underwear. You will and everybody went home feel- circumference. Mr. Davenport NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION 88 2 nt C. H. D a v e N p o r t . Don't pay ! ing happy and younger. • Our new stock of bed spreads need them soon. says he will exhibit it at the SCHOOL NOTES (Publisher.) and comforts, at reduced prices, more and get less out of town, ! The county court met Wednes-! ----- County Fair next week. Department of the Interior," U. S. By the Editors. --------- ---------------- otwtie this week: also new front but see Strauss first. I,and Ofliee at The Dalles, Oregon, day and adjourned until next lace corsets. Strauss. Examination will be held F ri EN THUSIASTIC GÖÖ0 ROADS M EETING September 19, 1913. School will lie closed the first'Monday, consequently no busi- A G R IC U L T U R A L Notide b-hereby given that Hat-baba three days of next week, to al- ness was done. There is no day, Oct. 3, in the respective C. A. Bell and wife, of Hood Dunsmorc. widow of Robert Dunsmore, low the teachers and a few of doubt that the court will confirm grades, covering the work of the \\e jiave heard of people who River, were the guests on of Mosier, Oregon, who, on September ^ Sun- the pupils to attend the Teach- the recent election in Mosier and first month of school. refused to attend revival m eet-^ i 1906, made homestead entry No. B E G I N S it> forty-fifth achoot J t l* day of Mr. and Mrs. G>'y U-1 ers, lnHtitute in The Dalles. T h d ^ a ^ for the election of mu- j r s ia . N ext week is the County F a ir in g s lest they be converted. For 15333 , Serial No. 03995 . for L o t 4, SE f D S E e G p t R e E m E b e C r O to. Stryker. i , , . ... • „ I nictpal officers. W h e n itd o e s .it U R S E S in m a n y p h a se o c T Wm r i, a . school bell will ring Thursday w ì „ V m . p to the citizens of the at The Dalles and the Annual 1 the same reason, some m ay have n w ;. Section 3. Township 2 N., Range ' agriculture ' engineer * no . homk * «, mining . fo * mvby . com -; W /_:. k..,h ! " ®n‘ mormng tor the regular session. ; town to have u hi-u celebration School Children’s Exhibit. We ! stayed away from the good roads },a KVVM- has lilt-a iiotiee of intention, economic M ERCE. PHARMACY joying a visit with her sister. I- over thè event. What? have deemed it wise not to at- meeting in Hood River, last tomakeft" alfive>’earPr''of. t0f“stab- t w o - y e a r C o u r s e s in a g ric u u . lish claim to the land above described, Mrs. Laura Backus, of Tygh tempt a combined educational Tuesday night. It is certain before the Register and Receiver of T U R E . H O M E * E C O N O M i c S ; M E C H A N IC * To The Mosier People 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 'S Valley, Millinery exhibit from this place, but ex- that the big crowd who did at- the U. S. Land Office, at The Dalles. T E A C H E R 'S C O U R S E S in m an u al ----- j pect to bring home one or more tend and who packed the C om- Oregon, on the 5th day of November, A. H. Day, o f the Electric The Ladies of the Christian tra in in g , agriculture* d om estic scien ca and art. I have located in Mosier and of the individual prizes. tnercial Club ball to overflowing, 1!n3- Wiring & Supply Co., at Hood church of The Dalles will serve M U S I C , in cln d in g piano, strin g , b a n * Teachers’ lnstitul6 will was thoroughly converted to the claimant names as witnesses: River, was a business visitor in dinners and suppers on Wednes- will soon display a stock of Full instruments and voice cu ltu re. at my par- ta , , 0 ^ heK, next week the 6th. ¡gospel of good roads in general PhilliP*- E<,wari1 nuas'- A B E A U T IF U L ' B O O K L E T en titled tdwn Wednesday. day, Thursday and Friday, d u r-,, and - Winter . . Millinery - .. « ' ' , ,,, ~ , r> • Iocs lit the building ju st sou “Tint K m r ic h m k n t op R u a a i . L i p » * - Mrs. Brown, who spent sever- ing the Wasco County r air, an tl; t|)e hank. I will appreciate the 7th and 8th. The M. H. S. and the Columbia River highway Dunsmore “wd'Lurea^^nsmo” ! ^ and a C a t a l o c u i will b« m ailed f r a * ’ al days last week on the farm, i' sk V<arr patronage. Good meals patrojmge of the Mosier ladies, Quartette, and one or two other in particular, as expounded by of Mosier, Oregon, on application. jj F rank WooDcork, Address H . M . T r n n a k t , R e g is tr a r . southeast of Mosier, returned to am* courtesy guaranteed. and am sure I can please them. members of the school, will fur- such men as Rufus Holman, j Sw-7-U to M| Corvallia, O reg o a. nish one number on the musical Hon. John P. Hardman, Maj. H | ’ Register. Portland on Monday. ¡C h ristia n L a d ie s A id S o c ie t y . M r s . J . M. C u l p . L in oleu m s - - L a rg e a n d varied sto ck 50 c p e r y a r d u p w a rd E. A . Franz Co. L. C O M IN I The Tombstone - — Mein FRUIT STAM PS H o o d R iv e r O regon ELUE PRINIEBY We Pag the Freight OREGON C O LLEG E Men’s Suits at Special Prices HART, SCH A FFN ER & MARX Suits, guaranteed all wool, and to give you satisfaction in every way, at but a fraction of their real value. We find that we have quite a number of suits that sve have not a full run of sizes in, good numbers too, and as we need the room for our New FalI goods, we are going to give you a bargain—right now, at the lioginning of the season, right when you arc going to buy a suit anyway, so why not make a saving of from $3.00 to $8.60 and get one of these suits at this reduction? Tliey are not’otd style, out of date suits, but good, snappy stuff, made by Hart, Schaffner & Marx and carrying the same good guaran tee. That means ju st what it says. These suits are mostly in mixed brown and grey patterns hut there are some solid colors in Blue Serge, Browns and Grevs. Dandy good, serviceable suits in serges, worsteds and cassimeres. DoUi’t miss this: $18.00 dark brown mixed worsted. Special. $ 1 3 - 9 8 $18.00 light grey and brown mixed cassi- mer. S p e cia l.................................................... 1 4 -7 8 $18.00 dark grey striped worsted, Special, $20.00 grey mixed with stripe effect, " $20.00 dark blue worsted, with very fine Din stripe. Special ....................................... Plaih bide serge, young men’s, $22.00 and $22.50 values. Special................................... Other makes: $12 brown stripe worsted........ $14 dark grey with stripe e ffe ct...................... $15 dark grey with stripe effect......................... 1 5 .9 8 1 4 .7 8 John B. Stetson Hats, $2.98 Shoes We are going to give you a special for one weelc on a hat that you well know, and know positively that there is no flim-flamming as to real values in this brand. Hower, we do not misrepresent values in anything, so when you see it in our “ ads” you can know that it is ju st as we say it is. Buy one this week and all you will have to pay is ........................................................$ 2 .9 8 We are selling an all solid leather shoe for boys, new stock, good shape, button and lace. Drummers’ Sample Hats 1 5 .0 0 t9 .9 5 5 10.98 1 1 .9 8 12.43 $ 3 .0 0 Values for $ 1 .9 8 Hero is a dandy lot of men’s hats. good. $3.00 any where. in the newest shades and styles. Your choice of the lo t........................................... $198 THE PARIS FAIR. 8 to 114 for, the pair............ $1.15 12 to 2 “ **■ “ ............. 1.30 2 j to 5 ...................... ................ 2.67 Men’s patent leather shoes in lace and huthnne a good assortment of styles and shoes that are worth up to. the pair, $5.00. Your choice, the pair, $1.67 Natural Wool Underwear for Boys, mostly shirts: values in this lot up to 75c a garment. Special, the garm ent...................................... .. 33c H O O D RIVER S L A R G E S T & B E S T S T O R E
