Mosier bulletin., December 12, 1913, Image 4

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LO C A L —
For Kent
nly Useful Gifts at Franz's
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Ben S llmger carne «»ver i rom ¡
Tr »;-t ! ■ <e, V’nxh., W«dn< í.dav, !
t» visit a few «lays \\ itli bis !
mother.
Ttff ?t¡óiT fu rise. bntlt^ hot mul
Mon:lay and Tuesday, ll«.me
CiEl
i L ji -, three-qu *ers o f ii M id«* Fork Saiisrpe; Wed tier-! i .
on will have to loi k elsewhere for the other kind; I nt just consider the pleasure one Rets all
nflfc fron* depot. Apply ni' IMS day, Hamlmrger; Thursday. L iv­ the year round from a comfortable Chair or Rocker; Library Table, Rug se> of China, Silverware
oftu'V.
er; Friday, Fisti at Mosier M;u
or any other of the scores o f practical things to he found here.
ket.
FOR S ALK
C. T. Bennett, Frank G linger
.Cheap.— B? by’ s crii» in goo«1 and Dr. Robinson are s en d in g
a few days in Portland this week :
rendition. Cab at tins office.
attending til«' livestock show.
C. A. Monden, o f Purtbind,
L ire hiiuiance.— F. to'. A u s t i n ,
sjient the first o f the wei k on
at Mo»i«*r Valley Bank.
his fruit ranch south of town.
Victor Records at Chown’ s.
The best cabbage, 2c; new
'Try a sack o f The Best Latent
chest
nut;i. 20c.
Strauss Pure
Flour — only $ 1.^0 --at
FooDD'oeery,
N id ie l’s Stare.
.Jos. Burlingame,
of The
.Koflaks'imike good Christmas
presents.—At Arthur & Burt Dalles, in her»* taking care.of the
family of \V. H. Cook, who are
Drug Co.
nearly all sick. Mrs. Cook is
Weller is visiting
Mr. Burlingame’ s daughter.
in JPbrtiaird this week.
A. L. Pugh, o f Kingsley, for­
Cbal Oil Heaters, \V. E.Chown. merly o f this vicinity, was in j
M. A. flayer is spending the town this week visiting friendsj
week in Portland.
¡and looking after business mat-
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H. J e n k i n s
DERBY & STEA R N S
D E N TIST
LAW YERS
HOOD RIVER
1 OH 1 Qflc» filone.
OREGON
Re*. Phone, 333
HOOD
R IV E R .
O R F G O fM
TOYS!
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•I »early one-fonrth of one floor lias been leased to OLD SANTA for his annual display and he
moved iu bagtind baggage. Bring the Children toTdyland. I f it’s to lie had, you’ ll find it here.
Christmas Deliveries
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,Sheriff I^evi Chrisman was tt l3,
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dpwn from The Dalles Monday
Try our Pure Food Grocery do-,
on official business.
partineiit and you will notice r
toys "and ^dollk at V<Hir Dills getting smaller. Re-1
mernlwr, we promise yon satis ■
5c, l6c aixf 15c. Strauss.
,faction in every way. Strauss.!
t
H. M. West and S. E. Fran-1
I f you don’ t know just what
cisco were business visitors in
you
want to buy for a present, 1?
Pile Dalle^ Tuesday.
come in; we can Help you select „ 1 .
It Pays in the End”
e will deliver Free, by. freight, express or Parcels Post, your Christmas.purchases—and on
the (lay you want Liiem.
E. A. “We Franz
Co.
Pay the Freight.”
¿“This is better than going away
to the country and leaving poor
hubby to sit lonely and disconsolate
in a hot city home.
Hood River
Oregon
'• W e h an d le a ll style s and
sizes of G-E Electric Fans—
The Leaders o f the Market.
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from 3 ;3 0 P M unti| 6, an<l
gotten the announcement in last
L. D. FTrebaugh went
to
ELECTRIC WIRING Î SUPPLY CO.
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week's Bulletin, and who were Portland Saturday, returning m
Hood River, Oregon
Æ W|1 p l,lq f ‘i’ ° nly 2<: Pe' lb" j ,,st wlmt y°u wn*A a,ul
}v i l 1 1 member I he dates ar.<f hours. - sufficiently interested in the sub- Monday,
at Njeliol s Store.
J notice your
your Christmas money Strauss.
j ject, to come out.
fir s t National Bank Building
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ftorse Blankets and Covers will go a long way. Strauss.
| Mrs. Weatherred’ s theme was
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Tryon,
a
sheepman
of
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1,1,4*’. Nellie
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Miss
berg,
o f Port­
this county and well known here, good roads and their relation ! o :
land,
visited
here
this
week
with
(Iso. ( liamberlain, G. J. Ere« I -
was in town yesterday.
Mr. •the social and economic com I
lliüll:! lúil^
r. '<‘ 11 ami Ray Bailey were in her sister, Mrs. Win. Johnson. Tryon says that grass is abuml tions, and the general progress
T tie Dalles Wednesday.
Miss' Weherg had been visiting | ¿lilt. f()r hiis time of year andja™! Prosperity o f the country.
FARM ERS’ W E E K
Eastern Buckwheat and pure f e*a.^N03‘ n 1 he Dalles and Wap- that his flocks are wintering in As most o f the audience was
A T R E A T INDEED
composed
o
f
children,
her
talk
fine shape. He thinks, hovvev-
Maple Syrup ¡going fast at our ,nltia-
is a box o f our chocolates or
December 8 to 13, 1913
Miss Anne Shogren and sister, er, that the latter part o f the was directed mainly to them ,!
Pure Food Grocery.' Strauss.
bon bons. No candy could be
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This will he a notable event in the
Mrs. Geo. F. McLynn, o f Port- winter will be severe, and bases hut it was entertaining to all.
better at any price. None
Mosier visitors in Tlie Dalles
Another speaker o f the eve- educational hiatöry o f Oregon.
land, arrived "Wednesday and his prediction on the fact that
could
be more delicately fla­
iniiday were L. Lamh, Thos.
are spending a few days at th e' predatory animals are found solvin g "'ns J. F. Batchelder, of
farmers Co-operation vyill be the
vored or more attractively
.ieCluro, Geo. Young and wife.
Hood River, who told o f the im-
W *»' a
serie81° ( 1
form er’« fruit ranch on Mosier i near civilisation this winter.
packed. I f you want to please
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lectures. I he week will be crowded
Bttrnvtt Pick'mg Buckets— W Creek.
_ This
. . . . IS tbe| store •. for , presents.
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portance,
economically
and
finan-
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her for fair, buy her a box to­
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with discussions, and demonstrations in
6. Cliowp.
, At the annual convention o f Toys, Dolls, Carls, Wagons, cially, of converting what gener- everything that makes for the welfare:
day
ally goes to waste on the farm, uf the farmer Hi d bome-maker.
,I'or Oranges, Grapefruit, Lem - 1 Oregon postmasters, held in 1 Fancy i Beads,
and
i E i m n , x Purses
u i n t o n
n u
i Hand
xciirxi
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S. E. FRANCISCO,
ons and Cranberries, go to
Salem early in October, Miss kerchiefs for the Children. She |nto by-products, and converting W IN T E R S H O R T C O U R S E
Proprietor
“ T H E O A K S .”
Nichol’s Store.
Nora Hunter, Mosier’ s popular would like a Kimona, Bath Robe; . ,
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_«t lost.
January 5 to 30, 1914
„MVs. F. to. Austin and daugh- postmistress, was elected vice- r ancy Scarf,
fancy . Linens,
president
of
the
league
for
the
The College has spared no effort to j
tqj* Helen, and Fred Evans were
kins, initial Handkerchiefs,warm
Ortley Items
C H R IS T M A S N E W S
I make this the most complete short
in Hood River Monday morning. ensuing year.
Slippers, silk Hosiery, Towels.
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; course in its history. A »ery wiite
James Burpee, who has b e e n He would like a pair of house
tGoaf arm! Wood Heatihtf~Btoves
W. G. Faust and family spent ‘ ra"‘re of course» will l>« offered in
Christmas will soon be here!
working in Husband's black- Slippers, Bath Robe, Pajamas, . 4 f c . t t
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. General Agriculture, Horti*<ilture, An-
at W, E. Chown’s.
initial
Handkerchiefs,
Muffler,
a
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In
Portland
last
imal
Husbandry,
Dairying,
Poultry
N
ow
is the time to pick out jr our
smith for the past year, left
fieo. Algersheimer came up
Jim
says
he
¡Watch,
silk
Suspenders,
Neck-
wae*
{
-
where
they
attended
the
Keeping,
Mechanic
A
ru
,
Domestic
presents
while stock is complete.
town Wednesday
tepm Portland last Sunday and,.
.
.
,
,
. Wear, etc. all to he had 44 t mon- ^ dultry slioyy .
Science and Art, Commerce. Forestry,
A good line o f Books, Station­
spent a'few hours on the ranch
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Numerous lectures and
Col. Cornel Ilfs Gardener a n a '8,1(1
H , , . . .
Ihe winter. He says it’ s cheap- ey-saving prices at Strausa.
ery, Postcards, Xmas Booklets,
discussions on F a rm ers ’ C o - opera -
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daughter.
Barendina,
who
have
t<v ,,
.,
er than buying winter under-
Mechanical Toys, Dolls, Games,
,
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' 1 TION, at home and abroad, will be a
Dec. 20,
jFresh Celery and Head L e t-’ clothes.
been visiting at Ortley for the leading feature. Make this a pleasant Saturday Night,
Toilet
Sets, Brushes and Combs,
Mrs. VVeatberred Entertains
pijst two weeks, returned to and prqftfakle'winter outing. No tui-
fnct* every week at Nfchol’ s
Hand Mirrors, G ift Boxes, Bibles,
hTori"'’
Every child calling at the San-
lion. Accommodations reasonable. He-
Given By
’
j ; Portland Monday'.
Testaments, Leather Goods,Mag­
Mrs. Edyth Tozier Weath-
n „
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duced rates on all railroads. For fur­
°
, . fa Claus Post Office with parent
1 Mr. and Mrs. R, R, Firebaugh,
azine subscriptions, and Novel­
ther
information
adtlress
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-Those going to Hdod Rivet last w lKju|t relative will receive a erred, one of the best field work- „.r. . ■ .
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ties.
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who have been in Port and for
Saturday were Thos. Gordon and
f sw e et8 and a nttle g ift ers
and Oregon boosters t h e ___
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Don’ t forget that for every
H. M. T E N N A N T , Registrar,
wife, Mrs. T. W. DeBussey.Mrs. fmn) ganta No purchase re- state possesses,'spoke in Chown’s
l,nu 011 ac|:o')n 0 1 lí,•
five
cent purchase y'ou get one
Irischer. Mrs. Allington, Mra. quired, but you must bring a Hall last M.rtdny nitfht « » » few
Corvallis) Oregon.
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retll™ed
vote for the big doll.
C, G. Nicho! and daughter, Miss
o f tk . Mosier r.eo i.le-m o .tiyj
" * !.neS',“ y’ " « • . * ' « '
Farmers’ Business Courses by Corre­
Grace Higley and J. T, Daven- grown-up along. Santa will he school eh il.lro„- vvl,„ hadn’ t for- JjM «1» ll,v l" * «omeplelely re-
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here starting Wednesday, Dec. |
spondence without tuition.
P?*rt: .
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IS tG O * flGRiCULTIJML
BIG
DANCE
Chown’s Hall,
MOSIER 4-PIECE ORCHESTRA
Tickets
Headquarters
For Christmas Shoppers
You get the biggest assortment of G ift Goods to
choose from at prices below all others. We have been ,,
in getting hold o f a number o f exceptio nl
* snflpS in this line o f goods and are iving you the ben- I
eTit o f this good purchase.
'fortunate
Jewelry
Cuff links, stick pins, breast pins, beauty pins,
necklace of g«»ld, silver, pearl and coral; emblem pins,
watch fobs, collar anil cuff st-ts. etc., all market! at our
regular low percent of profit, which means a big saving
to you over what you would have to pay elsewhere.
Fancy H a lf
Hose for Men
In mercerized wool and silk.
neat Christmas boxes.
Prices........
IOC; ISC, 20C.
Toy
Some are put up in
’ 5C.
Dishes
In Granite, White Enamel, China and Tin.
Of
Games
evefy description, for old and young.
ive and amusing.
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For the Ladies
Instruct­
Neckvvear
Including standard copyright, Bibles, Poems, etc.
For Children—Foxy Grandpa, Buster Brown, Mutt &
Jeff, Electric Wonders, Cut-Out Toy Books, Dogs,
Cats, Elephants, Autos, Fairy Tales, etc.
Everything that is new and desirable will be found
in this department. We have just received a swell
new line and know we can please you.
U M B R E LLA S ;—A most practical gift, and we have
a splendid lot for you to choose from tin's Fall. Pretty
handles o f gold and silver and o f the natural wood
Some put up in handsome Christmas boxes for Ladies
and Gentlemen.
Ladies’ Handkerchiefs
T A B LE LIN E N S o f all kinds in cotton mercerized
and all pure linen, with napkins to match, for, the
yard, 25c, 35c, 50c, 75c and up.
Velocipedes
Good strong ones, with steel wheels and leather sad-
dli\ also with rubber tires and ball bearing wheels,
at Special Prices.
COASTER WAGONS and DOLL CARRIAGES of
every description at Special Prices. One o f the biggest
assortments ever brought to the city.
J
TOOL. SETS for boys. Swinging Horses, Moving
Pictures, Magic Lanterns, Mechanical Toys, Automo­
biles that run, Dogs that hark, Rabbits that jump.
Couples that dance the Tango, Boys that coast. Flying
Machines, Engines, Mills, Animals of every kind, all
n arked at the lowest prices.
Dressed and undressed, representing all nationali­
ties. There has never been sucli a complete ilisplay in
this city as we have this year, and at such special
prices as we have them marked. There ts no reason
why any little girl should go without a doll for Christ­
mas this year. Do not fail to see this display. 2nd
Floor.
Sheer lawn handkerchiefs, plain hemstitched, lace or
initial, a t...................................................
5 c
Pretty Swiss embroidered handkerchiefs, sheer and
dainty, with scallojied or hemstitched borders..
IO C
Pure linen handkerchiefs, with embroidered corners,
hemstitched, lace and embroidered edge............
15c
LUN CH EO N hEIS,
patterns a'dl designs.
good quality linen,
assorted
HURS; Muffs and Fur Sets for Ladies, Misses and
C.iili.ren. a fine assortment and at most reasonable
prices. We are offering some big specials in this de­
partment.
Sheer I,awn and Pure Linen handkerchiefs with
TA ILO R E D SUITS and COATS.— One of the very
hand embroidered corners and hemstitched borders,
finest lines of all *his Fall’s styles and materials that
regular 50c values. Special...................................
2 5 C you could wish to see and at prices that cannot l>e
equaled in the city. Ladies’ new Fall Goats, at extra
Handkerchiefs for ladies, with neatly embroidered
special
prices, that will make any la d y happy.
initials and pretty designs, made o f the finest o f lawn
and all pure linen, sold in pretty boxes or separately.
M IL L IN E R Y , Dress Sitirts, Uundrskirts, in Heatli-
Each. 25c, 35c, 50c, 75c and $1.00.
erb 00 m, mercerized anti silk, at most attractive prices.
TOY STOVES ami RANGES a most complete line,
nickle plated w til cooking utensils. All kinds and at
prices to suit.
SLEDS. COASTERS and STEERING S L E D S .-H ere
is a present that will please any youngster and some­
thing that he will get a lot o f good, healthful enjoy­
ment from. A good assortment at 65c and up.
For Men
<
a ..«
We have a lovely, assortment o f la,<lb-s' aprons o f
lawn, Swiss, amt dainty cyoss-bur dimity, trimmed in
the lAtest designs o f embroidery and plainones, for
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TOW ELS.— We wish to.calJ special attention to our
line -of Towels in cotton, crash and linen, from 5c,
10c, 15c, 25c ami up„
.
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Book Store
Books
Dolls
-UP
$1.00 Mosier
SH IR 1 W AISTS:— A splendid lot to choose from in
all materials and suitable fo r any occasion. S«»me in
special Xmas boxes that will make most acceptable
gifts.
KL tiS AN D ART SQL ARES.— We can save you
money on your Rug purchases, besides gi ring you a
big assortment to select from.
T O IL E T SETS. Manicuring Sets, Work Poxes, Col
lar Boxes, Mirrors, etc.
H O lTSE SLIPPERS for Women and Children. Nice
LA D IE S ’ GLOVES. — Lisle. Silk, Wool, Shamosette,
Mufflers, Glovi's. Handkerchiefs, Neckties, Suspend­
cushioned soled ones that give ease anti comfort to the
Kill.
A
full
liue
o
f
Dent's
Gloves
included
in
this
as­
ers, in neat individual boxes; Suspenders and lh*se
wearer.
Supporters to match, in neat Christmas boxes; Slip- sortment. We have the right price on all o f these and
you will find it to your interest to investigate liefore
tiers. Grips, Suit Cases, Fancy Half Hose.
M AK E THIS STORE YO UR HEADQUARTERS
Inn ing elsewhere. 15c. 20c, 25c and up to $2.00.
H A K E SCHAFFNEP. «Si M ARX and C LO TH CRAFT
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when
in the city. We are are always pleased to have
We also have a splendid assortment for Misses in
SUITS and OVERCOATS. M A N H A T T A N SHIRTS.
you call, whether you wish to buy or not. Come and
| Wool, silk and lisle.
JOHN B. STETSON H ATS— Any o f these will make
j look around and see the many beautiful articles now-
present« that will be worth yvhilo. Fully guaranteed
LA D IE S ’ PURSES and H AN D B A G S-A ll the newest
on display*.
| designs and styles in leather, mesh and beaded.
in every way.
THE PARIS FAIR.
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