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About Mosier bulletin. (Mosier, Or.) 1909-19?? | View Entire Issue (Dec. 5, 1913)
l-’or Rent Ten room lions *. Imt.li, hot » ' • Ernest Evans and Orie Hodge .cold water, three-quarters of a ,eft Saturday forUmulilla.wlure in'I • fiMU de.'ol, A!>;»iy at tlrs Ih** will work for the railroad .office. company. Fire Insurance. ~F. N. at Mosier Valley Bank. A u s t in . dr 'seful Gifts at Franz's Gus Godliersen were business visitors in Hood River Inst Sat- u-hi>. c. h derby . J e n k in s a S te a r n s D E N T IS T L aw yer s HOOD Y o u will have to look elsewhere for the ether kind; l ut just consider the pleasure one gets all the year round from a comfortable Chair or Rocker, Library Table, Iiiig ,*«*' of China, Silverware or any other o f the scores of practical things to be found here. Mrs. Sarah McVey anil niece, Miss Alice Bennett, 8|>eiit last Saturday and Sunday with rela tives in The Dalles, . RIVER OREGON 1081 Oflkt elioni. Res Phone. 333 HOOD R IV E R . ORFGON TOYS! Victor Records at C.iown’s. .1. M. Elliott and N. P. Stur- N * v Cabbage. only 2e per 111., gess left on Tuesday, by boat, ■at Niclml’s Sto 'e. for Portland, where they may N etlrly one-fourth o f one floor has been leased to OLD SANTA !« t his annual display anil lie Mrs. Win. Johnson is sp-ndinjr moved in — bag and baggage. Bring the Children to Toy land. It it’ s to !■<* had, you 11 find it here*. remain this winter. •the week in l*i»r(land. Mr. and Mrs. C. Brown, of Unihrellus for Christmas gifts, Portland, spent Thanksgiving $1.25 to $2.50. Strauss. here with Hie latter’ s brother. J, 11 Devlin, of Portland, was H. M. West, and family. a visitor at Ortley last Sunday. Miss Lizzie Burton left for A l Goal Oil Healers, W. E.Chown. bany last Monday to resume her Wm. Davis was a visitor in duties in the central telephone will deliver Free , by freight, express or Parcels Post, your Christmas purchases- and on The Dalles the first of the week. office, where she is chief oper the clay you want them. ator. Fresh Sauerkraut in hulk at Mrs. C. H. Davenport and Meal. Market. Mrs. Jas. Cherry left on Monday E. B. Woo.1, o f Portland, vis for Portland, where Mrs. Daven ited here last Sunday with his port will undergo an operation parents. at the hospital. Try a sack of The Best Patent .1. K. McGregor and wife re Flour only $1.25 at turned yesterday from a visit to Nichol’ s Store. Portland. Mr. McGregor’s fath-; Barnett Picking Buckets— W. er returned with them and will E. Chown. ■ VT . tv JUKKK»! remain this winter. «CS3S AI.t..l Sclior-ui. o I'lie Dalles, Don’ t forget the big dance in ! was a visitor in town Tuesday Cliown’ s Hall tomorrow night. | afternoon, was made la s t: A mistake rhursdav, li er -12ic; Friday, week as to admission, which .. h, lo , , i.iuii imj, spare ribs, will lie $1.00, instead of 75c, as: 15c, 2 llis, 25c, at Meal Market. stated. Horse Blankets and Covers, Yon must see the bargains in W. E. Chown. silks and dress goods I bought at Albert Medenwald left yester the Portland sale. Wool challies j at 29c, worth 45; Pongee silk at day for a few days’ visit in Port* 1 ; 75c, worth $1.19; fancy silk at land. i $1, worth $1.50: Bath Robes at Kodaks make good Christmas ^ 45 worth $4.50. Strauss m, . , ....... , presents.—At Arthur & Burt Mrs. L. Ward and little daugh DOLLS TOYS F A N C Y LIN E N S HANDKERCHIEFS Drug Co. ter, who s|>ent Thanksgiving Coal and Wood Heating Stoves |u>re with her husband and »th SWEATERS K N IT SCARFS and CAPS JE W E LR Y at W. E. Chown s. ,,,. relatives, returned Friday to PURSES WARM SLIPPERS - BATH ROBES Miss Mary Reeves was a pass- her home in Portland, KIM O NAS enger on yesterday’s local to, j. 3kmin left |Hat Saturday for Christmas Deliveries w. E. A. Franz Co. r. “It Pays in the EncF 9^ “ This is better than going away to the country and leaving poor hubby to sit lonely and disconsolate in a hot city home. Hood Oregon W e handle all styles and sizes of G-E Electric Fail»— The Leaders of the Market. “ We Pay the Freight. ELECTRIC WIRING & SUPPLY CO. The Christmas Store ! Hood River, Oregon I'irst National Bank Building F-J» minili Come and see the articles suitable for A T R E A T INDEED PRESENTS íWTWW ort an< * Prinoville, where he was called For Oranges, Grapefruit, Lem- as a witness in a case to be tried ons and Cranberries, go to in the circuit court, which is in Nichol’s Store, j session this week. is a box o f our chocolates or bon bons. No candy could be better at any price. None could be more delicately fla vored or more attractively packed. I f you want to please her for fair, buy her a box to- da> S. E. FRANCISCO, Proprietor " T H E O A K S .” Saturday, S. F. Goss and wife are spend- Ed. L. Howe and wife and ing the week with relatives in Miss Daisy Biles left on Saturday Portland. for Portland. Mr. Howe will L. H. Wilson, o f Portland, has 8° an California, to transact been visiting this week with Mr. business for his Chicago firm, and Mrs. Ceo. Wood. i Mr. an d Mrs. Gerald Wyss, Fresh Celery and Head L et Dr. S. W. Small and Henry Bau er returned Wednesday from tuce every week at Portland, where they spent sev Nichoi’s Store. eral days with relatives and V. R. Brooks and sister, Miss friends, Ruth, were visitors in The Dalles S. W. Heppner, of Hood River, last Saturday. visited Mosier fruit growers here H. C. Clark and daughter, Miss last Saturday. Mr. Heppner has Nada, were shopping in Hood a large consignment o f No. 1 River yesterday. nursery stock which he is dis B o rn :— On Friday morning, posing o f at bargain prices. Nov. 28, Lo Mr. and Mrs. E. J. When 1 sell about $500 worth Bailey, a daughter. of sample gloves and mittens in Mrs. T. W. DeBussoy and lit six months, there must he a rea tle son were visitors in P01 tland son. A new lot of the famous the first of tile week. Ripon gloves and mittens just received, many fur lined and itoht. Hardwick left last Sun- trimmed, make fine Christmas da» tor Portland, where lie will gifts. Strauss. remain this winter with his wife. Santa Claus’ Post Office Opens Here Mail your letter to him and tell him what you want Advertise in the Strauss Co-Operative Store, BIG DANCE Mosier, Oregon. AT Chown’s Hall, it Pays OREGON AGRICULTURAL GOLLEGE FARM ERS’ W EEK County School Superintendent Bulletin office a pleasant call. NOTED SPEAKER COMING December 8 to 13, 1913 Clyde T. Bonney.of The Dalles, The Col. is backing the move Saturday Night, D Dec ec 6th, This wit I be a notable event in the spent Tuesday in town visiting ment to install a tramway front Mosier people will have the educational history o f Oregon. our school. Mr. Bonney ex Ortley to Rowena, and stated pleasure o f hearing Mrs. Edyth Given By Farm ers’ Co-operation will be the pressed himself as highly pleased ¡that operations would probably Tozier Weatherred, in (Tow n 's leading topic of a stimulating series of with the appearance the begin in the spring. The tram-. next Monday lectures. The week will be crowded pu- way, which will lie a freight and school and the work o f speak on Good Roads and witli discussions, and demonstrations in pits and teachers. express proposition chiefly, will I Community Interest's. Mrs. everything that makes for the welfare of the farmer and home-maker. greatly reduce the cost of trans- j Weatherred has a nation-wide pollution trom railroad points to * reputation as a public speaker Christian Church Service W IN T E R SHORT COURSE ®r^ ey* I and lends to her discourses a Regular services will be held *■ 'most pleasing manner o f ex- January 5 to 30, 1914 next Lordsday morning and eve MOVING PICTURES POSTPONED (pressing herself and an earnest- CHRISTM AS NEW S The College has spared no effort te ning, at the Christian Church. ---- ness o f purpose which capivate, make this the most complote short H. C a m p b e l l C l a r k , Wm Rudolf, who has been entertain, enlighten and con- course in its history. A »ery wide Minister. conducting a moving picture ! v ' nce her audiences, Christmas will soon be here! ransre of courses will b*. offered 1* The Electric Wiring & Supply See Nichol’s full line of Ball Mrs. Weatherred is peculiarly N()W the time to plck ou tyout- General Agriculture, H orti.jlture, An show in Cliown’ s Hall for the B and Rubber footwear — the Co., o f Hood River, has been imal Husbandry, Dairying, Poultry well qualified to speak on the , , -, . , - , , Notice past month,has concluded to dis- , . 1 , , , presents while stock is complete, Keeping, Mechanic A etc, Domestic be u made on the market today. busy here this week wiring Sta- subject of good roads and com A special meeting o f the M. i continue the busi lies until health , , , , . tion Agent Allmgton s house, A g o o d line o f Books, Station- Science and Art, Commerce, Forestry, munity interests, as she lias giv 1 s. ¡sendhuger anil daughter o .■ n i> > 1 ,, . „ , , Section Foreman Piercey s house W. A., will be held next Wednes- conditions here are lietter than ery, Postcards, Xmas Booklets, ' *nd Music- Numerou« lectures and Je i on Monday lor Portland........ tha KllIll, • ■ ^ ' . ,. ’ iiiseussior.s vm F a r m e r s ’ G o - o p sr a - It is expensive en much D m e an, I thought to and the bank. m W. r. G Humerick day evening, fur the purpose of jut present. wli Tc they wdl spend the win tliese problems — problems a ‘ L S’ I TI0N> at home and abroad, will be • to make two trips a week from deciding as to a change o f meet is doing the work in a very sat- w h ic h every citizen should he . _ * . t3' Hi ushe£ a n d Lprcths, leading feature. Make this a pleasant ter. White Salmon, and the patron- ing night, and preliminaries of isfactory manner, , 1 . . . ||.iri,. ¡n ‘ (»ivsl,»d winter outing. No tut- he has received since open- particular^ in.etesiea, Hu as tfiov tney Hand Mirrors, Gi ft Boxes, Bibles, , and profitable H „ filling the offices for next year, age J. H. Piercey’ s family re . , . , ,. f )n l estaments, Leather G o o d s ,M a g - tion. Accommodations reasonable. B e Santa Claus’ Post Office opens . . , KT , Hure.i rat..* on «11 railroad« For fur- and any other businsss that may ing here is hardly sufficient to are ot vital importance to the turned last week from a two at this store Saturday. Let the justify the outlay. 1 1 - stated I — « »« and d « prosperity r » nori»*• o o f f o^.-v r» te* al1 nulroad^ f o r fur- He progress every 5iZine subscriptions, and Novel- j ! duc“ ther information address - come up, mouths’ visit in the Southern ties. children mail their letters and that he would try it again later community. H. C, C la r k , states. tell him what they want for The lecture will he free, and . for^et that for everyj in the sason. Clerk. H. M, T E N N A N T , Registrai, E M. Strauss was in Portland Christmas. Watch for the date it is hoped that the speaker will h' e cen* purchase jou get one' Dor vaiti», Oregon-. M old ay attending the clearing when Santa himself will give out be welcomed by a crowded house. ^or ^ ie NOTICE! Col. Cornelius Gardener, sal * o f Mayer’s wholesale dry a present to each child from the Farmers' Business Courses by CorTe- Hides bought on consignment. go 1 11 tore and buying bargains Rost Office. He will lie here ' Portland and Ortley, was S t o r e ( spondence without tuition: Bring your hides to the Bulletin Go t o the Dance in Chown’s M o s i d * B o o k I town last Saturday and made the ()tpu,g for M, ier people. soon. Strauss. * mm 4-PiECE OROHESinA 1.1*0 Tickets - $1.00 Hall tomorrow night. Ladies’ Dress Skirts Special $8.00 6.00 5.50 3.50 " “ tan mixture sk irt........................ grey suiting.................................. med. grey with pin stripe............ grey voil skirts........................... 5.00 5.00 3.50 1.00 We have placed on special sale a splendid assortment o f la lies’ all wool dress skirts, tailored in the very fine t way, that cannot help hut appeal to anyone de- sirin; a garment of this kind. You must see them to appreciate the big values that they are. 2nd Floor. $8 0J value, black voil skirt, Special................ $5.00 $8.:),) " tan diagonal weave skirt............ 5.00 $r (k) “ light grey mixture '* .............. 5.00 I [0.0') " mod. grey, exceptional value at $10.00, Special........ .................................... 7.50 Here Is a chance for you to get a nice silk shirt waist, plain or fancy, regular $4.00 or $5.00 values, and about all sizes in the lot. These are truly big bargains and cannot last long at the price wa have marked them, so be sure and call early and get first pick, at $ 1 ,5 0 $7.00 value, light grey mixed skirt.................. $3.75 7. i i " dark grey with fine pin stripe. . . . 3.50 7.0) “ black voil skirt ......................... 2.00 We have the largest line ot T O Y S o f every descrip tion - Dolls, Wagons, Sleds, D o lt Carriages, Furniture, etc., that has ever been brought to the citg. See them. “ " Ladies' Silk Shirt Waists Special Handkerchiefs Special Ladies’ Coats Special All this Fall’ s new styles and weaves. Splendid big values at our regular price, hut we wish to reduce our stock in this department and are offering you the new est in the line of winter coats at a big reduction right at the beginning o f the season. $25.00 Plush Pony Coat. Special............. $ 1 9 .0 0 11.50 grey stripe coat. Special................. 8 -6 3 10.00 grey Diagonal coat. Special............. 7 .5 0 14.00 lilack Astradian with vestee, Special 1 0 .0 0 8.50 Zihilene Coat, Special....................... 6 -3 0 7.00 brown mixture coat. Special............. 5.25 THE PARIS FAIR, There is nothing that makes a more practical g ift than Handkerchiefs—serviceable, sensible, satisfactory Christmas gifts. We have one of the best and most complete assortments this year ever displayed in the city, and some extra special bargains in the lot just to make the assortment the more interesting, two very pretty, neat patterns, lace trimmed handkerchiefs, put up in a very attractive Japanese folder. Regular 50c values. S p e c ia l.................... ................... .. ...... 25C Handkerchiefs for ladies, very finest all pure linen, hand embroidered, neatly hemstitched; regular 50c values. Special, each.......... ................; . . . . . . 2 5 C nooD RIVER’S l a r g e s t a BEST s t o r e
