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Entered as second-class matter March K, 1009 at
the post office at Mosier, Oregon, under the A ct o f
March 3,1 8 ».
M 0SÏER, W ASCO C O U N T Y , OREGON, F R ID A Y ,
VOL. V I
LOCAL ANO PERSONAL
Announcement....
Commencing April 1st, on all merchandise pur
chased including Hay, Grain. M ill Feed and Du
Pont Powder l will give Voles in the Plano
Contest now being conducted by E. M. Strauss.
These votes are given upon the same terms as
those given by Mr. Strauss and afford a rare
chance to secure a greater number than could be
had otherwise.
THE 1 6
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H. M. W E S T
Hay,
Grain,
Mill
Feed
Agent for D U PO NT Powder
Mosier.
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Peoples Meat Market
The Market of Quality
Complete line o f Choice Meats Fish
ami Provisions, Salt and Cured
Meats. Highest market price paid
for chice veal and poultry.
101 E. Third Street
$ieiieaeiieaeqei»ueneo©MO««*
The Dalles, Oregon |
mwii«;*iiett*iieii«ie'Mrtmuo!*
Phillips Piano House
We carry in stock the best pianos on the
on the market, such as Knob«, Fischer,
Vose, Hobart M. Cable, Kohler & Chase,
Kohler & Campbell. $50 less than Port
land prices. A ls o Pianolas of the same
makes. Small payments and easy terms.
Old instruments taken in exchange. Call
and inspect our goods.
O repon
Hood River
The Plymouth Clothing Store |
Stienbloch Clothing
Chloss Bros. Clothing
Florsheim Shoes
Our Suits are Guaranteed and our Prices are Right
Your car fare paid if you buy a suit.
JOE COHEN
410 Second St
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The Dalles, Ore. 3
Buy Your N e x t Suit at
Rice &
McCoy
The Dalles, Ore.
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You will be assured a satisfactory f t and service
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LOUIS W
ARD
1000 more oranges at Strauss.
Carrots, Parsnips, Artichokes.
Strauss.
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Ex-Mayor of The Dalles Agrees
C. Morden of Portland, spent Former Newspaper man Passes
to Make Pace for Legis
last Sunday on his ranch.
Away in Spokane—Had
lature.
A good stock of Records fo r ;
your Victrola at Chown’s.
J. L. Kelly, ex-mayor o f The j
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i Louis E. Ward, son o f Mrs.
Dalles and one o f the best-known
M A. Mayer is spending« few Reliecca Wim, (>f Portland, and
residents ot this section, has an-1 days in Portland this week.
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nounced his candidacy for the |
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nephew o f Mrs Marietta Harlan,
republican nomination for retire- ■ Good things to eat for Easter o f Mosier, died at Spokane on
senlative from the twenty-ninth at your Pure Food Store. Strauss, j Thursday, March 19, at the hos-
legislaiive district, comprising
Fred Evans was a visitor at ' I’ ital in that Cl’ ty. Death was
caused by a tumorous growth on
Mr. Kelly has been urged for j Hood River Wednesday morn-
the intestines.
lie was taken
several weeks by many citizens, ii>£-
suddenly
ill
on
the
Monday be
irrespective o f political affiliation
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Many dainty pieces o f fancv fore and an operation was per-
to make the race, and finally re- . .
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luctantly yielded to the urgent Ghina at Unown s.
, formed on Tuesday, from which
aPPeaL
W. T. McClure and S. E. Fran- he failed to recover.
T have no hobbies to offer to 'is c o were in ttie i)anes Tues-
Deceased was born 33 years
get votes from the citizens o f ; ,
ago at Alma, Nebraska.
For
Hoot! River and Wasco counties,”
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said Mr. Kelly. ” 1 shall run on
J. E. Cole and wife were vis- f h e Past ^ v e n years he had lived
my reputation as a business man
¡tors in Portland the first o f the m , f K'on-
In 1907 ho went
and large taxpayer and if elect-1
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with his wife, to lone and pur-
ed would serve to the best inter-!
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chased the lone Proclaimer.
ests of the ovep-taxed public, of | Mrs. Sarah McVey visited rp|iey later sold out and went to
which I am a part. I paid $995 several days in Portland
this EcI)() and BtB1.ted the Echo
taxes this year, which shows
Echoes.
In 1911 Mr. Ward
that I am really interested in re week-
New stock Cottolene and Lard, went to Duluth, Minn., where
pealing many o f those useless
he was president o f the Duluth
commissions and other wastes of Strauss.
public money.
C. A. McCargar and Mr. a,ul Superior Collection Agency,
*‘I have been a resident o f
. for a year, when he moved back
Wasco county since" 1879,"and Beyers of Portland spent Sun-
to Oregon, locating in Portland.
have been identified in the farm- day here.
He was a member of the Inter-
ing interests of this community
¡yjrg. J. N. Mosier visited over national Lathers’ Union h iviim
ever since, as I still am. I feel „
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. . lamonai uauieis union, Having
that I am well Qualified to rep- 'S ln ilavat 1,1e Dalles with hei learned the trade years ago.
resent the farming interests o f \ daughter Miss Alice.
i Alxiut a month ago he went to
the district. Serving on the city g p. Goss and Ed. Reeves ! Spokane to work on the Daven-
council four years, succeeding., transacted business in Rood port hotel, in course of construc-
that experience with three terms _ .
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tion, leaving his family in Port
as mavor of The Dalles. I believe. ^ lver Monday afternoon.
land.
T have sufficient training to know
Pretzels and other new crack
Deceased was held in high es
the needs of the city as well as ers. Strauss.
the country.”
teem by his fellow workmen
E. T. Johnson of Portland, and a host of friends and ac-
A. W. Alohr for County Surveyor was up last Sunday looking attei (|UajntjinC(.s
On Saturday of
To Wasco county republican his land interests south ol town. 0f |asj. wee|{i a|| die members of
voters:
Land clearing tools of all kinds, all the unions working on the
I hereby announce my candi- w E Chown.
Davenport hotel, look up a col
jdacy for tbe republican nomi
lection
and tendered the pro-
Mrs. Earl Vickers, of The
nation for county surveyor.
If
| Dalles, visited here last week ce* ,s
w,‘lovv
nominated ami elected 1 will give
Mr. Ward spent a month in
with her aunt, Mrs. Dick Evans.
my earnest attention to the ......... ................. ..
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Mosier last winter, where he
office and perform my duties to j J- P- Carroll, couuty fruit in- was night watchman at the steam I
the best o f my ability,
spector, went to The Dalles 3 ||()Ve| ¡q tH«? rock crusher, and
adv.
A. W. M ohr , j Wednesday on official business, was on several occasions a valu-1
April 12th is Easter. Get your able assistant in the Bulletin
Change of Ownership.
; new shoes now. Strauss.
office.
Win. Weber has recently pur-1
Who
gets
the
Silverware
next
The remains were brought to
chased the R. G. Yowell stock ,
? ciammo
Mosier for bn Ha I la si F rulin',
of harness and saddle goods at; week?
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Rev. W. A. Stalk
o f Hood
H. xh River at tlm old stand,, W. A. Stark and wife came up R iver conducting the services at
ami has jn«t retmued from Port-! froni Hood River last Friday to at lhe |)0nie of Mrs. u a l]an. a
land . where
attend me
the iuneiai
funeral or
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T, . r,.
F, 'number
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.... tul , floral
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. . . . he . secured a . . . new i I atcenn
o f lieauti
supply of hue harness, adies vVnrd
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! were sent
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sent from Portland by
stride saddles, English riding
Louie Comini, the marble friends o f the family.
bridles, etc. His repair depart
| works man was a visitor in Mrs L. E. Ward, with her little
ment is the best in the country \
Mosier last Sunday, from The daughter, accompanied her lms-
and ¡VIosier people will find it to i
i Dalles.
band’s remains from Spokane
their advantage to patronize Mr.
Weber when in need of anything! Ben Veatch, C. J. LiUlepage, |a,,d1WM " iet htf f l,y “ *•; W;l,,'rrt
mother, Mrs. Rebecca Ward,Mr.
in In's line, as he will give them O. E. Wilson and Win. Steven-
and Mrs. E. E. Ward and daugh
the best o f treatment.
adv . son were business visitors in Tiie
ter Miss A lti, o f Portland. The
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' Dalles Monday.
laxly was interred iti the Odd
For Sale
Wm. Marsh, L. Lamb, Wm. Fellows Cemetery,
Thirty acres of unimproved
Wright and Jack Armstrong
fruit laud.
Lies beautifully
Married in Portland.
transacted business at lhe coiinly
and with practically no waste
seat last Saturday.
Friends and acquaintances of
land, liocated a few rods west
Dr.
Jenkins
and
Frank
How-
Mrs.
E, E. Lane, of Ortley, were
o f ‘ ‘Buena Vista Orchards.”
ard
were
up
from
Hood
River
surprised
ibis week to learn that
For particulars address H. A.
Bretz, 401 N Blackstone Street. Inst Sunday looking over their *•>« was married on March 18th
Jackson, Mich.
m 20 3t fruit ranches in the Grandview Iasi, in Portland, to Dr, J. E.
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section.
Callaway of C lillicotlie. Mo.
Candidate for Sheriff
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A fter visiting dih' -rent cities in
1. H. rage of the firm of rage
To . tl • > Voters
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Wasco
Countv
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Oregon
and Washington, the
' " v v i i . ii n < ibiu vxniiii) . & Co., commission merchants o f
1 hereby announce that I will Portland, with his wife ami two happy “ young” couple arrived
he u .•»n.K.lHt. I m p 11« Demo-
, , « „ t the week en.l
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ceelic nominetion for lhe offiee
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o f Sheriff of Wasco county at
i where they were accorded t
the May primaries, subject to
H We,H?r- «»wner o f the warin reception by the bride’s
the will of the. voters of the
River Fruit ranch, relatives and friends.
Mrs.
county. I f nominated and elect- arrived this week from Chicago Calloway is the mother o f Mrs.
ed I promise to discharge the and will remain several weeks Firehangh o f Ortley. Dr.Calla-
dulics o f the office to the Jiest o f looklnif #fter h,s intere8U‘ -
way and wife will spend the
my ability and in as economical
Ben Berger o f the firm o f ; summer at Ortley.
a manner as possible, and will Berger & fk>., painters and deco-
enforce the laws insofar as they rators, spent the week end witlT J. L. Kelly for Representative
his wife and little daughter atj I hereby announce to the
f Sheriff.
apply to the offk
Mayerdale. Mr. Berger’s firm voters of Wasco and Hood River
J. M, P at won
eut.
I’a A r iv i
has the contract for painting counties that I am a candidate
Mr Mayer’s house. Mrs. Berg for representative from the 2<'th
Millinery.
er and daughter are spending legislative district, subject to
the wish o f the voters at the
the week at Mayerdale.
M. •;i. Ilu F. Smith, ol
republican
primaries .May lf>.
Rive r, . !!l lx* in id osier March
E. E. Harms o f Grand View,
If
nominated
and elected my
2 i i h with a stock o f new
Washington, arrived last week
motto
will
he;
" I j O. s waste o f
Mini tv ■' at 'Vus'ihttblc
to take charge o f the Tum-A-
public money; repeal useless
also trim or re-mak<
Lum luinloer yard. His family
conimi..nions and work for (lie
ii.s :-.t Mrs. T. W. lieBi
joined him the first o f this week
interests ot the overtaxed public.
and are domiciled in the resi
J. L. K k u . y .
F o r S a le or VV<*rk
dence formerly occupied by E.
I ’ airl » i l v c r t i »e n ii-n t
Om
t' ns good work A. Race. Mr. Harms lias had
The winner in Mie Hood River
Will
or hire them years o f ex|ierience ill the lum-
ak or month and l»er business and comes well piano conic it. Miss Helen Iti It-.
furiusn ma.i
drive
i qualified to give satisfaction to op, liad nearl 64 , 000,000 votes
m27m
J. S t r a i n , j the people of !^ > sier.
j to h e r c re d it.
1 wi!1
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M ARCH 27. 1914
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Nicliol & Company,
Flour, Feed, Groceries and
Furnishing Goods
M o s ie r
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O regon
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A BOX OF OUR
EASTER C A N D Y
make an ideal g ift for maid, wife or
widow.
It is so delicious in ap?
pearanee, so wholesome in effect
that it must he a sour disposition
indeed that will not tie sweetened
witli a box of it. Yes we deliver
boxes to any address.
Put you*
card in o f course.
‘ •T ab O aks . ”
S. Id. FRANCISCO,
Proprietor “ TH E O A K S .”
We are Recognized
Headquarters for high grade merchandise and
our prices are very tempting
Before you make your spring purchases call
and inspect our stock.
We will prepay freight
on purchases shipped to Mosier.
Fletcher Furniture
Co. Inc.
116
Fast Second St.
The Dalles, Ore
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What is the Meaning of
TUM-A-LUM
Like a good many words in English 'Turn-A-Lum”
is derived from a great many languages. Originally
from liie Chinook Indian meaning ‘Scattered Waters.’
Tiim-A-Lum has come to mean:
In French, “ To Excel,” in Dutch. “ Handle the
Best o f Grades,” in Germ» n, "S ervice,” In Irish,
‘ ‘Qualitjr” In.Spanish, ‘ T h e Best for tl e Money.”
Put all o f the above meanings together and you
have the meaning of Tum-A-Lum in English.
In the Language of Mosier Tum-A-Lum stands for
the most, up-to-date Lumber Yard in the city,
/ Boxing —Two grades on hand —Price O. K.
Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co.
MOSIER
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ANXIOUS MOMENTS.
I f y ou carry an unreliable time|>i"Ce,
you have go.«! many mic'i moment*.
I f your watch need» attention bring it
to us. We eau truthfully say you will lie
more than (>)« ■i*ed with Our work.
a
Dependable work ami satisfied custom
ers ate our t»c*t advertisements.
W. F. LARAWAY,
HOOD RIVER. ORE.
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Dr. George F. Newhouse
JEWEL! R OPTic!. ' ¡W
Eyes Ter.te;!,
rilltMl, Watches, clocks.
Jewelry, Sterling Silverware, Gilt Glass
Twenty yearn Exicrit uri».
I grimi my o va L*n* *s.
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