.
?iUf
JA L-
Annie i-.«*iu-y Si*!:-. Miiey >p -cixI
b.krgâiiis «till leim i i. Spécial,
ladies’ u h i 1 n fflit fe »wns. slip
T w » ’ 'g «.-J men' l<> ove.- a i I !» il lo i
\ les, l r¡i»!iK‘ i!
»
n tk > ii il « r. (io ni
*0 rife'1 L ¡ iiiVes. A (MiVS*
D ill1::. 1îoslcf, Oit*.
r^sz .'JB U Ziec
, ib** i.ist ilny o f t lu«
Siti
« .vTïiitiinv
cviK hat id made* lue r. nil-
ti to Ai*’*-. Wüenx. 1lundei
&
A h r.oeu'cxr.cst
W . A. H U SB A N D S
'JV-tlie IjOfeal Voters of Wasco
U l . u ’ k s m it ;:
(Üwmty, O re'’ in •_
M )s in V alley B ank
Horse
Shoeing and
General
T hereby nnnonnee myself a
L a w y e r s :
lb-pair Work.
M 0 3 IE .*, OR EGO N
li cam ulule for t he republican n om -;
Satisfaction guaran teed
¡nation o f Sheriff o f Wasco enmi
CAPITAL A N O S J ?.3 L_'J3 $ ¡ 1 . 7 0 0 . 0 0
ty, subject to the will of the MOSIER
- -
- •
OREGON
BEPOSIT YOUR SAVINGS I**
voters at the comiup primaries.
««
H O O D RIVER. OREŒOPÎ
X CA'i::?II'.LY MA N A C K b
StibukJ 1. he nominated and
.SANK.
later dectetk I* will, as- io the:
pant, enfoe-e II,r laws w hich1
F. ‘ Nr-A k sfík , Cashier.
.1. N. Modifia, Prése.
A tto rneys at L aw
,
come under the jurisdiction of
GENERAL PRACTICE
said office,- and will serve» the
•nrrjÊBEXsjBL: i s . l ~-.-~ w ■ «r^ff^gM c a s c v *.. a
K ŒS7Z7T
people to the Lest o f m y 'a h ility,! T H E D A L L E S , O REG O N
couductiiife
Uie office in as eco
.‘■frs. C. G -S toi tz fea ve them a
Intermediate Department.
nomical
a
manner
as possible in
Candidata Fm,- SJusiff
:m -prise p li'iy, i l ¡>fc¡ ■lì’ Mni. Ma!i>-t Yunin'i
Churl.s.-‘ Btocfct»u-H
compliance
with
good
service.
Aitli
CbM
S to lti’ bil l Ixlay. Song-ri fertiles L mo -» Kibl«-**
BEfifiEH, ïi’n'ITT S 6HLCWAY
leave id ! Mile life 'ȓlici1.
'I I; * ' ii
o f th « Ladies’
Aid ’ S K’ifly wish to thank all
. 'ftose w! H so Holy assisted them
F< *• »
Aire I:
'le i-'r 'il mdUhiif tlie$tiiiwtc!HHCmii‘eii-
‘ -* V. l»iirfeflik
•i rips ! -¿ a ; •’
il
at
tibid* a 1 sue '*'■•?. Especially-.' do
.¡•id t t r Si k ’ Mv il'*;' is • Uey c fires? I a p j n c c f i i t i o n
M lurtc‘*t4ia"*|ii'li"->;lHSi‘'.4 fed* fop the voliir.llit'retl* service of
Evelyn Frey
:tl*d a ddiitious lundi passed the Mae Bla«-kl.ui-n
Kk>r’cc Overlaniîer^Willie Carroll
.'VHt » l\èlle> UVA ' *v*l'• *<!- t,|,d ’ Mor rfer Orchestra', which
A , a,a .a m r ,W i»H ,ü t „ t l ^ ti'r,eaV'''W ,,n t i ,a i a ‘ *
ev‘ IVarl OverUmte ”* Mary Il ¡«ley
(Yy;ÌÌ! ‘ 'V Ìli..* lii^iiiii.tltdn
b r t ó t t : a
o W’ hite'I. i :1h pp (N.-^ **£«-■- J í ' ’ il
i 1 ‘ U ¡nfe. 1 H.: ■.‘t. t i--t b b ¡fife
. ‘»-a
litigbm • j-i t*f. 'is
r,p -■* <
tiu'V ttJo*- A rstl
Lock
■ui.
»¡'by
a
'
i
* ll *• ; • «Yatn bill ( ’•aiuLy P ol i i‘y
1 s and
t(| sc«./:t:H 93
n?y i «cfehorn pen is lii-aded i»y a
»iü-i'<* 'vhita- cock ' fröni- ( îi'aiul
' V*’
a .e n . I v.-Ml- give
/A
S Ol , u sqitare deal. 1 Try nre ami
SC'C Thos, King, R. T . i). No. 3
Itq jd River, Oie. Phone 5651.
;
Wir
%*
k “
W
D erby & S t e a r n s
[j
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p ecvm •') •’ «• t'-eiiuife.
IiEVI CffiUSMAN.
Paid advertisement:
' e lio n e wtsliflife Mrs. Stolta mart;*v,.* „ Harriï.
Hmy Mci'crmiclli
i Üpyy rettft'HS-eiP I buddy.
Gladj-s Blackkurrt Mfatwell KiMwe
V ( txl"lt hïU/.f
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pj>
’
Rut i lli«b-y
Vi-,h» Piercey
To the Voters-of Wiisco County:
I hereby announce that m y !
name will appear on the primary i
ballot as a candidale for the;
Democratic nomination for Sher
D id y o u e v e r c o m e h om e
iff o f Wasco County. I f nomi . to- such a scene as this ? Is
your wife wearing herself out
nated and elected, I promise
at such drudgery?
faithful discharge o f the duties
o f'th e office to the best o f mv f Put A Stop To It Now
Poor Mamma!.
Announcement
Teddy V»ui>s«
Eugene Hoot1
i V?) the Voters o f Wasco Cimnt.v:
lavish to announce myself us
I'Ms'-Oole Stupii'—^
, .,
Grammar-Depaftment.
i a candidate fo r • the nomination
Piä'“ > L ’IUeSt?
! CÄte- r.Uh-Uburu Blanche Ho*,
o f Sheriff o f Wiisco County, on
U i Ó p 'M h Í s A r t» Col« Wfi.kfeiv- - 'iÿ è fcff«\V?rfe4iave thtí l'Îfeh'ëst'Shelly Hudson
¡the
Republican ticket, subject to»
High School.
en a,mo8t complete »dept-ce last ’ n u m b e r'o f votéS'Nf*U<; the weel
(the
wish o f the voters at the I ’ * 1
D o n ’t w a it until' this bade*
H-ttZt-1 Ov'-rlandcr •
U
Dafcéd February 9, 1914.
Tuesday
en fig- ,rh?n' ? h "‘ re- endiilc-F«!»’ ^ . ;
t-Tmai'j Election to be held May |
breaking strain shows in her
J a m e s H. U ak p e r .
turned home, .ir''c,krc|lait^‘ wllii'
face and figure.
16tti next; and if nominated and
No. 5
2 f-p i
[I’aid adv.]
StARED- THE LION.
Mr. afuP Mrs. Dimer, to find
elected I will conduct the office
22
2Ä0'|
A T H O R Electric
about thirty o f her young friends
3285 Bravery and Daring Displayed by aW in a business-like and economic
¿
V
...
Announcement
gathered to help- her celebrate
, r.-r,„
African Woman.
Wii-sher ram a veer a lf th*t
manner, with a strict enforced
1¿570
drudgery of washd»y, save» the
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In -Hunting the Elephant In Afrlcn”
her 10th birfflUtryv
. , .
ment
o
f
the
laws.
clothes
and the expensa of waah-
2585 UMr author. 'J im O ii I u C. II. 8tlgund. In
To tire' Republican Voters of . day help.
The evening was delighlfully
»•
-•
H
iu
g
sonic'lii>u
stories,
nduiits
th«t*>
F
.
K
.
A
n
g
E-E.
6170 i
o ö . . : . - .................
Wasco County:
EÖU SAKE-'
tffm-e is u certain thrill in connect ton-
liassed in varied:-, garrtes.* Itt th e'
2100 ' with the king of the jungle. The So-
7 8 '....,.
Having served as Deputy Sher-I
Ycra can
. Light wagon for sale cheap, j cracker eating contest, Veru Har-
7685 uiaiis say that s<Tiim“uiakes yetr-jMinp
7a
.
t r y t h e-.-
Fox Seeks Second Term.
¡if for the past, seven years, I
See J o in Carroli; Mesier, Ore.
i l'is u'° " the prize, while Randy
3290
time»— lirstt «lien you hear'hh»;
TH OR
I
hereby
announce
to
the
fee!
that
I
am
thoroughly
nc-
„JlQ_ | rdtrr; : ¡•cuTidly, « hen you unexpectedly
' Gook won thd donkey co?%t-?st
8 4 .......................
oObo , nlt,e( |){s spoor, and thirdly, when yoi; volers ot Wasco county, that I qoainted with the duties o f the
in y o u r i
7 ,,
T , ¡prize. During the evening de-
2560!
sight hit»« They say that-oven n am a candidate for the noulina- office of Sheriff’, and that la m
home, for.-
9 7 ............... : » .
. Pay y o u r t ¡ves at M osiCl j |jcj(ms i-efresbinentSof ¡¿e'eream,
•/»non I bo1(1 man i» " tinte frightened tUree --------------
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,
- ,
a-
1 0 0 ......................
15 DAYS-
fc ! times b.v a liÖM. but after the suddeu-jtion o f county clèrk o f Wasco capable ol con*.noting said office,
i 'i l l t " / B ank.
'Cake, oranges ahd otlief'g i»od
l í o .......................
!o~0 ;,6beU of seeing him is over lie is no county, Oi'egut) at the coimng- and I therefo«'e announce m yself |
clearing teds o f aft Kuuls. | things were served. ¡iUdHhe hap
'FREE
2155 longer tifnUd And in this couneetion republican primaries, May 15, and as a candidate for Sheriff, suh-|
1 1 9 .......................
Vf. E. Cliown.'
py children t e f f a f ’ a 'iáte hour
151 ..............................
13865 he tells ns u good story of feKWW-ttero- if nominated and elected, I will Jeid *° ihe vvi anti wishes o f i
Teîephon»
ism :
f-r. 1 forget The Masquerade jfor t*1«»' h<»»ie9* ^¡«hihg their i
i for a ma
1
6 0 ; .....................
.
2725
i ..At
tt>,
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z
iz
o
,
village
near
Port'
Miuvgoehe.
|
)
M
.forin
the
duties
o
f
the
office
the
Republican
voters
o
f
said
to n<M r,i v night
| little schoolmate many returns-;
cchine today
1 6 8 ............... “ • ......... 4835 also in Nyasahrod, a man wn* sitting
abililv and County to be expressed at the
of the tidy.
ftri
inr:Q(; i «ne night at the door of his hut drum- to tne Debt ()I my aom iy, ao i
.
,
Now short sleeved Union Suits
1 74..................................
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---■ to the best interests- o f the ta x -: primary election in May, 1914,
uiiitg while
his vvif*
was cooking food
2510 Inside. Tir** l<«t was an isolated one. payers and citizens in genera',■
and Ve.vls here. ■ Siraii-1».
if elected I promise » faith-
ELECTRIC W
IRING ft SUPPLY C(L
CITY FATHERS M
EET
l i §60 h^tng slv tm l luiudred yurds from tke and aldtig sound l>usiness pri».- Eul cempRanc« with the daiies-o#
i / dainty pitdes ’ o f fancy
res*'rg tile village.
Hood River, Oregon'
"Suddenly the woninu heard thchrin ciples, giving all the people a the office.
(.'iiina at Cliown’ » .’
The common council held an
call out, "A lion has got me.' She took clean and economical service,
G le n n 0 . A l l e n .
StflOOt NOTES
First National Bank Building-r
a burning fagot from the fire, ran out
, ,
..
,
[Paid adv.]
i\faskS for the Masqiteradd can adjourned meeting in the coun
and smacked the lion in the face. The i a s 1 h a v e e a t n e s l l j e ild e a v o t e t
cil
chambers
Wednesday
night
»e l)oughL active D foyf Store.
astonMur-'.'inuiiuul let go. and she drag- to do during my present admin
Roll o f Honor for Feb! ,1 9 1 4 .
husband into tlie hut and istration. ■
•j ) 1 Tf"•sitny, a f(-:':n?r ¡ésídenl and traunacted N»nsideral»le busi
ness. Among O th e r things it
bAstity put up tlie i>oles wliicti form-
Primary
Department,
L. B. Fox.
o€
tile door. The man died a fe«- min*'
; ;.i,)i!\
# , -. spfeiiLa l'evy days licró was decided to install twelve ad
P L U M B I N G .-
Paid Avlvei-tuement.
ntes after, and (lie wouinu sat there*
Frances a of«*
Leslie Oam'j»
tirs u'cc i:.
ditional lights on the public
My-»n Heßussey i «itii the dead tsaty.
Mt e Cam(>
STEAM and h o t w a t e r .1
, lMu(;:fe h nv wa «h dress goods si reels, live ot w h i c h win piaceu Carl Ronlerr
“ Presently the lion returned - ¡ hk I
I,' A'iiaftey
For Representation'»
»KATINCL
scnitelied
gently
on
tlie
door.
Tfiltrl'P
iilifc ni-, r*.'(l. Sírauss..
o n the load running out to upper F o . tcs I Evans
Be saie Marsh
Jbbiiriife promplFy ntteiided to;.
i Kp*utv?
Sl‘veral
^
°°
, Mosier nrceli bridge,. Hie others Dnrrell Aftin>*on Walter Overlander |
«O m an » nerve».- «It last site coald
Mrs. V. ( . \ ()iik ^ whs ; pBSK-
I hereby
respectfully an
Arvilla Husliands
MOSIER
- -
OREGON
in con vt-fiienl' ahd
necessary ,Ielen Krugau
stand It no ;dng£r,*fio she toob nnotber
nounce
m
yself
a candidate for
-.bger <»!» * ’ aw»t mi ht’ s local loi i
James Mead
i
, ,
.foseph Higlev
fagot from the tire, unbarred the door'
places
about
town.
_
,
„
e
,,
A wyW ,t-<b~
lSdwuad Krugnn
Bennie Carroll
1 «ind fled to tlie village, leaving tlie joint Representative o f the 29th
1 ueordinances read and tiassed Vernon Mo»»
Harrell Evan»
j dead man. The lion then «-alked Into district consisting o f Wasco and;
IF Y O U W IS H
\V^e wff ail be there for a good «it the previous meeling were;
I r
’ - t and took him ”
Hood River counties. Subject-
At the Mas- s'feiied
Unie. V. aere !
by the mayor, and
To meet youi" friends, stop at'
to the will o f the republican
tjuenule.
.another ordinance restricting the
voters at tlie primary. If I am
HOTEL MOSIER.
A (>■(. 1 slock o f Records for running h tla ri^ o P all live stock
nominated and elected, 1 will
i’hiir V; ‘iT'ila t i k I
-
«
¡ and poultry' o f 1 all» kinds was
defend statement1 number one
A il Modern and under N iut'
.
-
. ¡
la»., flüván'8 . I1' G o ^ S v e n t l « '^ " - ’
and the Initiative* and Referctv
Management.-
t The Da'les Tuesday oli official
A
c ,b f " 8 We,'e
!
diim. I will defend the tax
A*
teresteo'V.uditors
<
»t
tlie
council-f
AUGMKNTBU;9ATH
FACILITIES'
iiisiness fur tb - city. -
payers against extravagant and«
i manic deliberations.
j unnecessary appropriation.
I
J. P. Erhart returned last Fri
W'. G. GLOYD, Prop?«
believe
in
legislative
economy,
vfity from 'Grant;'Tass, where’ h e ;
0
1
0
M
A
I
D
S
C
H
A
R
M
good
roads
and
their
location
bv
l.'l lute been \votkinfe this winter. 1
the peopte .find the county con
Vfis. Gray, o f Tlie Dalles, is
The ancient maiden ladies, who
DAT’ ID R O B IN S O N ,. M. D /.
trol their construction.
visiting here this week .with her held their convention in('lio\vn’s
0 . H. STRANAHAN.
PltYBKTAN AND SURGEON«
-ftiughler, Mis. Fred Evans.
Hall last Friday night,1 certainly j
I Paiii Advertisement.
OF
, ,
, o •
acted their patts and were “ ail
MOSIER
-
OREGON*
,
,
i to the good,
and some ot the
N O TICE
rtery at our vfell known '<*w .
. .
lie spinsters aif* running around
We,
the
undersigned
mer'-
yict* - ’ Sffauss.'
i in circles ybf. It is reported thaij
I
! chants o f Mosier, Oregon, do
Represents the combined tests-
Wfe have made arrngemenls with the Prcific Power & Light
It. R. Dtinsnirtre and George ■ as a result o f the ((erformanee*’I
DR.
L. DUMBLEL
hereby agree tl> d òse our re* ; an(j investigation o f hundieds
Rorden were transacting laisi- some o f tlie dear old g frii’ aie'' Company, o f The Dalles, to furnish these Irons to the patrons
¡spective places- of. business at ! o f t h e ^w eTno8t0h.ha,.dg in the
life»* in The Dalles Wednesday. I looking forward hopefully tA o n e ; o f the company, with the M osier B u l l e t in , at less than cost.
6:30 p. m. erx-Pepting baturd«Ty
. ,
PH YS1 Cl A N- ano «Ü RG EOI*
.‘ j
-
v., , ! or more i»ioi)osi»ls.
evening, hegining With live 1st country. No freaks or untr.ed
l.enf is the time for codnsh.i
.
..
Here is the p la n :! The Irdrt retails at ífíbóO. Tlie yearly stvb-
,■ , i ,
r,
, j . • ,r r
The convenlioii was well pat-;
tools am found between its cov-
of March* 1914»
undmer etc. Our sloot rsTresn!
. ,
.. .
HOOD RIVER
:• O R E G O »’
seripliort price o f the BuLLteTffc is$1.50--4?o.00 for the two, if
< »■ . , - 1 , , _ ,
. mmzed, altho many living at a
2 Ts. Yon may dei»end absohiteiy-
Signed:-
\V.
Ë.
ÖHOWN
arid tem plet^:5c to 25c. Strabss.)
, , ,.
i distance were prevented tron:
Will practice iff Mosier and
taken separately/ W e aré offering the B u l l e t in autf'ttoe'
G. G. N ichol
upon tlie practicability o f every
Col. Cornelius Gi’ rilener came [attending by the stormy weather,
May lie reached by long dis
H. M; W est
tool shown and the Franz money
ip from Portland last Monday to! The program all the way thru,• Standard Hot Point lrtin for $ 3 . S O " * sthe price of the Ifoki
TT jm -A -L um L sr .C o .
tance pilone, Home phone 61!
back guarantee i^-back o f the
sflperintetVd tlvi prebiM work on i fi-orti the antics oT frisky nil!
alone, to alt who páy up their arfféÁTáfedS, tó ail iienewaW.. a'nri •
E. M. S t r . a uss
Ms place ef'O ft'Y y.
nulids to the numbers 'rendered*
M r s . J.- P. E hh art (piality..*
tttfell new subscribers to tlie B ulletin for cash.
Ed l*.
eeVes returned toj^^ tiiem in their lejuvenated
Sena for it Today.
R lN S'-fA R T & SCHM IOT^
This offer is máde for a limited timé and its obtest is three
Vn-tlamr this m.M ning, hating! Pfrsonaiities as ground out by
LAW YERS
Mail or phone orders are givk
fold— to introduce the Ifdn Inin all the liomesTvlferd electricity
siamt several dai s here on his* I l(d. Mak^iVei,* ivasm tetin-,
D r . C . H. J e n k i n s -
The Dalles: OngkiP
VHncl,
teresting alxl amusing.
en prompt attention.
is used, whére the Iron is not supfdiedM o induce our sift»-’
Wilbbe at Mosier on* Saturday1
i The ladies o f the'A hl Society!
DEiJtTtfr
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L. H* VTlDoit, o f Portland j fedf bifehfy gratifted at the sue-
scrihéfs lo kéep théirsubSCritítioná páid-tnV wnd t» give con-
»
o f each vtesil,.
thih ' Cess o f their entertainment, the
spent several days her*
córtsnrrers of electricity an opportunity to secure ol’le o t tlieofe
tfttoii fflVER
:
OREGON
F R A N 2 C O ., Any legal business', entrusted
Week with Mr. Geo. Wbod and pi‘océeds o f which netted them
Ironfl--a Iroon to the* liousewife— at Jess than coat;
to us will receive onr careful1
family.
¡about $50, w hich'w lll'W used in']
, ifikl Oflict Piloné
: * Reí.' Pilon*. 33 %.
H O O D R IV E R , O R E .
attention.
Call at the B u l l e t in offitfe and inspect these Irons/
i
Men’s W oi k and Dress Pants tlie churrh.*
....
t
S. F. GOSS
Mosier
Book
I
Attention
vm
FRAN
Z’S CATALI
Here is a chance to get a Standard
Hot Point Electric Iron* for less than
cost. Read further* and learn hew.
ORCHARD SPECIALTIES
E A.
aVid overalls and shitt& ;nst in.
Our work shirts at 39c, 45c and
50c wiRVIeaSè m i . Strauss.
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ÇfTEEHW
OOO NOTES*'
He MisHd It'
G arrett1 After the services « ere' oVkr otte ot
the cotiKregntkiii turned1 to hl» wlfA'I
Dalles, j ii M MW, "O¡A* my «‘tiy to chnrch l 1
Wm. Zoles, o f Hortd1 Rivh»! iá
Mrs. PoWCll a fd Mrs.
spending tlie vvetkwith Mr! and and children, o f Thé
Mrs. Dfek Wilcox,‘ off tl ^ir ri»nc6 came down on Saturday to visit1 ;iiekrlt iip'n tibtfim nh'f put'it in my1
their sister, «Mrs. C. G: s t o lt « ! t't>1'r>ke p'Cl.et,' «bCre'l bitd a qllnrier"
soutlTof fAwr.1'
.
. . .
“GrticimK my dear:" ¡mticiputed hfs
Miss Naila ClftrirreturcAd"tbry] returning horrfe Monday.
«rir* very much horrified “ Amt yoc*
nAct'ning to her hAn« in Hot'd1 Ro.v-Sfcftz. who iA attending ^ij^d^t'irtto colk^tMo basket b f
River, a flei1'a v, e e k 's ' visit’ with Ifgh school iff -The Dalles, visit-, p'*
,trep lied her hur 1
bknd. “ t put tn thé' (paartet-!"— Ma pm1
With tlie MispriiTi'ffier’.
<81 his parents offer Sunday.
tloo'oT Piñr.
L. I«atrh refitrhed’ yesterday
Wm. Baker was f business
from Portland, where he has visitor in MoSier off Tuesday.
iMaginattam
••Tliey teff me that It is Irdaglnatiort"
tieen enjAyinji* ¿I’flSelf seVvinit! G.' A. McrntthcAn went to that*
keeps"thè doctors LiSy," said the
Portland Suffday afternoon to patfeut.
oh the federal jftry.
•T giTCsi* tbiifV rUthT.'” retried tbé
R. (.t« e ^ » n ie^ . wbei is stfrvntsly t'îl.
J. K. Mcf. rigor. H. L.
physfbtnA. “I’m Kbpt pretty busy maid
rrer, Frank Gfngeri amV Henry'; G^enxvodd is sffftlirtg o*rit the ’ftg out billa whíéhT foolishly imagine*
Dunsmore were business visitors pri,st>ects of a telephone lind—a are going to be pnId some dHy."—Yon-1
id The Daitfes yesterday.
boosterfor ffny neighborhood.
kera StàteSsmaP.
Diat
Wafkara.
Ou Wednesday. March 4th. T . WiH
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After exhauaftre reseaprhe# In I*aris
will give 60ft t‘ \lra Tiano voU>s
tb Seattle,-stopped ^
a fa m«>ns French seteottst ha» recom
Saturday to’ visit at the hdme of mended a «ffrt*epnaily divided I«etWeen
with each sack o f (lour sold oA
ment» niât1 receta bien a» the tatet for
that day. Y> ffr ch o * e o f f o d t j1^ Godhersen family.
working peopto.
¿w d brands at lowest prices.
Saturday evening about thirty
Strauss
' friends amt neighlm rsof Mr. amt
bOcker trfinsers, double breasted o r Nor
folk styles. We can please you in Style,•
Fit, Material and Price.
New Spring-. Suits
fo r M ert
Hart, Schaffner & Marx and Cloth-
craft makes. These are the very l»est
suits that you can wehr. GiMiranteed
all pure wool, séfy'fed with sift and made*
by the very best makersrandguaranteed
to give you perfect satisfaction in every
way. We stand back o f this guarantee.
Our prices are the lowest and we invite
you to call and'look tbefn ete. We will-
be pleased to show yoft whether yoo
wish to buy o f not.
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B a b y D bil S h oes ahd
S lippers - —
We now have a splendid assortment’
for yon to choose from in patent leather
o f gun metal. All sizes.'
CorBfets
We carry the largest assortment o f
the best and most popular m akes—N e
mo, Gossard. F. P., C; Br, and The
American Lady, all the vefy best1 m
their class. Another new shipment o f
the Gossard front' lack corsets just re*
ceived:
New Spring. Suits
fop Bbÿs
\V\e have jhsPunpfff*ed oOr first shit»-
rhènt o f New Spring Suits for Boys.
You will find hhre tbfe' veiY best aa-
Airtmenr df boys’ riothes' iH the city.
Suits with’one or two p â lrs'of knicker*
l
;
■
S p C C I Q l. Ladies' Sweater Coats,
all'wool, fancy weave; V neck. Colors
mostly white. Regular $3.50 vaIt»es.
Special, each .............................
98C
S p e C ld l.
President Sospefidei^*—
Saturday on ly.................................. 2 9 c
Here is a chance t*v get you a genuine
President- suspender.* one o f the mast
popular suspenders on the rtiaritet. One
pair trva customer. The pair___ 2 9 c
Special
Satm-'Vty only. Galatea.
the yard —10c. Best grade Salalea. a
bife assortment o f patfernsto choose from.
S y d s-to customer. Special, yrd.
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TH E P A R I S F A IR ,
H O O D
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