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Fred Ulmer, the new proprie - 1 O.
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L. Paquet,
Paquet, car.d’date
car.d'date on
on the
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' * * * " ' I lor of the meat market.is having republican ticket for the office
FOR S A L E
I constructed at the rear end of of sheriff of this county, was in
A “ C u tle r ” flat to p office desk his shop a cold storage and ice town
Wednesday, introducing
and revolving chair, at a bar plant which will furnish suffi-: himself to the voters,
Mr. Paquet is a native Ore-
gain. Apply at Bulletin office. de n t ice for his own use and pro-
vide
an
excellent
cooler
for
his
gonian,
and has lived in Wasco
mti 3t
other perishable foods. Mr. Ulmer'county for the last 38 years, at
For Sale or Work,
is up-to-date and progressive and Wapinilia, where he is engaged
S One or two teams good work has an eye forhtiisness as well in farming. He is (letter known
horses. Will sell or hire them as the convenience and accommo- to the old timers of Wasco coun-
ty, having been assessor for the
by the day, week or month and dation of his customers.
county 25 years ago, when
furnish man to drive.
The Mosier Commercial Clul>
will hold a smoker in Chown’s
Hall next Monday evening. At
this meeting« number o f subjects
o f interest to the citizens will be
discussed.
It is requested that all mem-
bers be present.
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Foster Me Lynn who si>ent a
month or so on the ranch with
his aunt, Miss Ann Shogren.left
the for his home in Portland.
Miss, florinne Metz, o f the: county embraced about €0 square
Dalles, county librarian, will t a k e ' miles when it took seven montlis
SUMMONS
charge of the Mosier library to- of hard riding toassesstiie prop-
In the Circuit Court o f the Stoke of
FOR S A L E
morrow afternoon. She wishes ty.
Oretron for Wasco County.
to meet the people who patronize
‘Mr. Paquet, in an interview J. E. F o r b i s ,
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Eight head o f good young
the library and talk with those with the Bulletin man. stated
Plaintiff,
work mules, weighing from IKK)
VS.
having suggestions to make in that the reason for his coming
to 1300 lbs. For particulars, in
regard to what books are wanted "til
for the office of sheriff O tto M il l a t t and WILHEMINA
quire of F. C. C lausen . The
M il l a t t ,
|or needed. Miss Hewitt, assis vvas that the southern part of
Defendants.
Dalles, Ore.
m6 m
t a n t county librarian, willaccom- the county had not been repre
To Otto Millatt and Wilhemina Millatt,
sented at the county sent for 25;
| pany Miss Metz.
m27m
J. S t r a i n .
For Sale.
A complete camping outfit
including tent, stove, bed and
Cooking utensils.
L . C. P r o h a s k a ,
Mosier, Ore.
L awyers
Mosier Valley Bank
M O S IE R , O R E G O N
C A PIT A L A N D
SURPLUS
HOOD
R IV E R .
OREGON
SH .7 0 0 .0 0
DEPOSIT YOUR SAVINGS IN
A CAREFULLY M A N A G E D
BANK.
J. N . M osier , Pres.
F. N. A ustin , Cashier.
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Saturday’s Casli
Foust & Merle
Market Price.
and Garage
Columbia Lard, best 50 lb $7.00
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Poor M am m a!
Machine Shop
D i d y o u e v e r co m e h om e
to such a scene as this ? Is
your wife wearing herself out
at such drudgery?
1.60
Auto Repairing and
........................ 5 1 h ...7 5 c
accessories.
A 1 1
Simon P u r e .............. 5 lb
85c
Work
Guaranteed
Columbia Bacon 4 to 6 . . .
31c
First and State St.
Sweet Gerkin Pickles
Sour
Hood River,
Oregon
California Home Catsup
Prepared Mustard
| defendants:
years and that his section of the | In the Nam,. of the State of ()r^ on> Columbia Brand Salad Oil
county I eels that it should be rep- you and each o f you are hereby re- Columbia butter 2 lb 65c
H. G. K I B B E E
resented by some office, and quired to appear and answer or other ^ as^j fo r E g g s 17c trade....... 20c
Mr. Pauuet’s friends are there- P|aint
against you in the above B e e '* Po™ - Mutton Sausage and
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ir i • i • l
entitled suit, on or before the 20th (lav 1 Bologna,
Coming under the Auspicies e
N O T A R Y P U B L IC
for.; making an effort ... h.s be- of Jnn(f> 191’ ail(1 ,f you m t()SO ap. Corned Beef 14c.
o f the Ladies’ Aid Society, “ A
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pear and answer or otherwise plead |
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first class Humorist,”
O rego
thereto, for want thereof the plaintiff ;
IV lG clt
]\1 k t . M O S I E R
Mr. McCally will give an en-
will apply to the Court for the relief
terlainment consisting of read-
prayec for in his complaint, to-wi: F o r1
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; ¡ngH früm ,James VVhitt, >lnbUiIey
judgment agninit you, the said Otto j
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Put A S te p To It Now
D o n ’t w a it until this back
breaking strain sh o w s in her
face and figure.
A T H O R Electric
ENTERTAINMENT
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Many dainty pieces o f fancy
China at Chow n’s.
land other humorous authors.
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McNally, fireman Oil | Millatt and Wilhemina Millatt, for the
also
impersonations,
violin
solos
Nhe
steam
shovel at the rock ' *iim o f $500.00, together with interest
M e n ’s working gauntlet gloves,
and violin imitations
crusher, lies in the hospital at | thereon .from February 3rd, 1913, at
new stock, Strauss.
drudgery oi wssliday, save3 the
clothes and the expense o f wash
day help.
Y ou can
try the
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BOULDER CRUSHES LEG
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day
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forever, from any and all right, title, -
day and while there was taken ! intere8t or equity in «»Idpremises, save
suddenly ill. She returned home only the statutory righ tof redemption;
W ednesday and yesterday m orn -! that execution issue herein; and that
the purchaser o f said premises at said
mg resumed her duties.
sale be placed in immediate possession
Mrs. J. Strein visited with rel ' thereof; and for such other and further
atives in the Dalles on Saturday. relief as to the Court may seem meet
and equitable.
This summons is served by publica
N O T IC E .
tion in the Mosier Bulletin, a weekly
newspaper o f general circulation, pub
Having assumed the manage lished ip Wasco County, Oregon, for
ment of the Mosier water sys six consecutive weeks, being seven is-
tem, all persons are hereby noti-«u«?s thereof, in compliance with an
lied that hereafter no connec- ° r,|,-r o f Hon. W. L. Bradshaw, Ju dge;
¡o f the above entitled Court, which or- !
lions to any water main, nor any
der is dated April '_’i)th, 1914, and th e 1
extensions, toilets, baths or yard date o f the first publication o f this
hydrants may he made by any Summons is May I. 19)4, and the date
parson without first obtaining o f the last publication o f thii. Sum
M. Elliott returned Wednes- 'vit¡\*\ < r.v ,nir of shoes or ox- permission, and giving due no mons is J une 12, 1914.
K urd W. W il son ,
from Portland
and will | f«»rda5 Strnuss.
tice thereafter.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
.•pend the
15 D AYS
FREE
T e le p h o r a
fo r a m a
chine today
Contractors and
Builders
ELECTRIC WIRING & SUPPLY CO.
Hood
Phone 119
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K N O C K IN G S P O T S
Out, of
Clothing is my business.
French D ry or Steam Cleaning.
H O O D R IV E R , ORE.
IF YOU W ISH
A. 1. Mason, r< publican can
Mrs. M. Harlan, is spending
the week in Portland with her didate for represeniative, accom
To meet your friends, slop at
panied by J. C. Skinner, of Hood
aiUor, Mrs. Ward.
River, b a s i n town Wednesday;
H O T E L MOSIER.
1 The Ladie’s Aid Society will
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¡afternoon, on his w a j into ('as
meet at the home of M rs.B lack-'
tern and southern Wasco county ¡ All Modern am i under Mew
burn next Wednesday.
on a little political junketing trip.
Mamn/ement.
No. 84 gets the silver this
A l ! MUM HI) HATH FACILITIES
That
hogs
are
more
profitabU>
Week. No. 151 \. first. No. 24 i
Second, No. 160 is third, No. 81 in Hood River Valley Ilian fruit
IV. G. C L O Y D , Prop.
js fourth in the piano contest. is the assertion of a rancher in
that section who last year market
Strauss.
ed 130 anii ials for
nidi lie re-
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* Mr. and Mis. Ilyne and children
> , ” 1 >... Amo ig tin* porl.S + '•(»•IK*/OIKS
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reived d
of tlu> .{dalles, visited here on
tìl’s dispost* (1 of was one weigtl-
A New Une of
Monday with Mr. J. Strein and
I ing 721!> IHMunís dr<*á¡sed, :said to
Wife.
1 I k ? tin lar g est evt» r rai '(•d^ in
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Gordon Graham and family 1 that coiunir V.
arrived Tuesday from IJnialil a
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The Pine Ilot polie•y of giving
for a visit with relatives and
! only a fi ft \ \ e¡ ir 1erISÍ* to Itydro-
friends.
, power <!«* Vt'lopiliumt com pauies
AND
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The Misses Dolly Fisher and bastied iip the w Jll«‘r pow
Nora Burton Were \isiters in Oregon
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Hood River Monday afternoon.
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As a result of tl >f» or<
W. H. Moody and wife, of
, ! lie U tMiar
mini ivsimi fixing
f
Bhaniko, visited hero the first ci
1 minimi till Wagv!fonri its , tri Opti«»! «' à
tin* week with their <la::gluei.
I'mniiai 1Í«‘S in V »Tí hill {
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Mrs. II. W. West., and fa inly.
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Roj Camplieil a rep b j r ¡t
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didaie for the office o< ( m i v
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Surveyor, was is town
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Base Ball
Goods
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Fishing
Tackle
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Million McClure, of Wapmitia Qu
accompanied O. ¡., Paquet, rep-
ublican caiididnle for sheriff.
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SURGEON
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OREGON
Will practice in Mosier and
May be reached by leng dis
Hair Switches
Mrs. Thos. Hill is prepar
ed to m*ke hair switches
from combings. Satisfac
tion guaranteed a n d
prices reasonable.
Hood River
1106 Third St.
St. Louis Shoe
Shop.
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Shoes made to order.
W e retail
Men’s and Boys Shoes.
Repair
ing neatly done while you wait.
Prices reasonable and all work
guaranteed
Joseph Amone
310 Union St.
The Dalles
For Sale
Single Comb White Leghorn
eggs for setting.
Pacific P ow er à L ig h t Co.
S3.00 per 100j
$1.00 per setting of 15.
strain.
Tailored
G e o . Y c 'JNO,
“ A L W A Y S AT Y O U R S E R V IC E .”
Mosier. Ore.
IW « C a K Z S i ' f E i i f i * i '
Beads fo r E veryb od y
Not all men want to pay $18 to $25 for
suit of clothes and yet they do not
want to throw money away In purchas
ing a suit for less, for fear it will not he
just right. Now let us say emphatical
ly that the Cluthcraft people will supply
this want, giving you an All Wool Guar
anteed soil and one that is guaranteed
io give you perfect satisfaction in wear
and oia* that will hold its shape, cor the
very low price o f $10. $12, $11 and up.
W e stand buck o f this.guarantee and
will stay by it to th > letter. You need
take no chances
We have an excellent
line of tícese suits, all ;;e" Si o i g Sty U s
»•nd Weaves and will lie pi •as«' to show
them to you, whether you wish to buy
or not.
Other makes in Men’s Suits for
$ 5 .7 5 ,
The Dalles
407 E 2nd Street
S
$
1
£
8
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tance phone, Home phone 61.
Suits fo r Men
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Voters.
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N O T IC E
Notice ix hereby given that I did, or.
the 12th day o f April. 1914, in (he City
o f Mosier, Oregon, take up and cm-
pound the following described animals.
¡ to-wit: Oils iron grey mare about S;
years old, weight about 950 lbs., anil
branded “ P ” on h ft hip. One bay
saddle horse about 5 years old. weight
alauit H75 His. white strip in face and
brand- d “ F. C " on le ft hip. I will, on
I the 121 h day o f May, 1914, at the hour
i o f 7 o ’clock, P. M., o f said day, in I
■ front o f Ihe Moaier Library building,
ill the City o f Mosier. Oregon, sell said |
property’ at public auction to the high- |
eat bidder for ctisli in hand, for the
purpose o f paying fees, cosls and ex-
penstx legally incurred in taking up,
enqioundiiig and keeping above de
scribed animals, and the costs and ex-
j pence« o f making said sale.
I Signed
I ka K van S.
Marahm o f the City o f Mosier, Ore
Post Cards
Photo Supplies
Books and Magazines
Indian Goods, Curios,
Mail orders solicited
Expert developing and
finishing
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Spaulding's Tailor Shop
summer here.
j MrVvVin. Marsh left Wednes-
J. E. H i g l e y ,
jesday (Sr jjaGrande where, as a a23m
Manager.
Geo. Chamberlain ami J. 0. Bol
delegate from the Mosier Jin-;
din transacted business in the
I manual Church, she will attend!
Lost
■Dalles last Saturday.
¡the Twin Convention, held in
A Zable Collie dog, white un
Mrs. J. T. Davenport and little that city this week,
der neck. Had
on a small
daughter spent this week in the
I The kind of hat you want to ! leal In r harness strap. Reward
.Dalles with her parents.
i wear t,)is
summer, you men, is for information or recovery.
J. N. Mosier left- Saturday for now on display in our window, j
A rthur K uhn .
a business visit in Portland, le Belter gel it while W( have your
Mosier, Ore,
a r n i n g Tuesday evening.
size. Strauss.
Oregon
I hie m i I
Mosier, Oregon
Basement of Brosius building,
River,
First National Bank Bailding
N e w work a
Specialty.
Repair
work done.
Estimates furnished
All work guaranteed.
applied in the payment o f said jurig-
I months.
I ment and any and all sums found to be
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j due plaintiff herein, and that the de-
Miss Alice Bennett, teacher in j fondants and each and all of them and
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J. K.
McGregor and wife motored ever to the Dalles Wed
motored to The Dalles on Satur nesday afternoon and stopped nl
Hotel Dalles to g o t a “ square
day last.
meal.”
B o r n - Friday,
April 21th,
Peter Stone, democratic candi
1914 to Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Proc
date for sheriff, spent a few
tor, a daughter.
hours in town last Saturday,
N e w stock smoked salmon, salt
making
the acquaintance of
salmon, Wisconsin cream brick
the voter. He was accompanied
and Limburger cheese. Strauss.
by ('has. F. Pushek.
A. H. Day, the Hood River
On Wednesday, May 6, I will
electrician, was a business visitor
give 5000 extra votes with each
,ip town yesterday.
25c sale of dishes and glassware,
W. J Wo'llam ahd daughter, of ! including lamp chimneys, ham,
Hood River, visited last Saturday bacon, canned meals and break-
iwith J, P. Carroll.
Ifa sv foods; 10,000 c ira volt s
in y o u r
Middleswart & Marsh
j plications arise it, is believed that vided by law for the sale o f real prop-'
||1(, limb can be saved, though! erty UP°" mortgage foreclosure, and
j)e Wl|| |,e |a j(] Up f o r several1 the P '^ v d s arising from such sale be
Misses Irene and Lurline Fisher on Strauss.
were shopping in Hood River
c . A. McCargar and family the primary department, visited j any 3,1,1 a)1 of
claiming by,!
Saturday.
and Mr. and Mrs. J. K. McGregor friends in the Dalles last Satur- V
^!r u'"l,r 1,11 i - l he barred, ,
TH O R
home for
Mr. McCally h a s ’ given s a tis --) » - » d River with a Imdly crushed £ £ * £
Mrs. C. G. Nichol spent Mon
factory
entertainments in all the
resmt p an Occident j for
. the further sum o f $5.05, together
day afternoon in Hood River,
surrounding cites and com es ■ which occurred Wednesday after- with interest thereon from April 20th, I
Geo. Harth of Eight mile, was highly recommended. Immanuel r,,,on* when a large rock rolled nm, at the rate of 6 per cent per an- 1
a visitor In Mosier last Saturday.
Vi.,.,
a .I m I io
la down the bank, where he w a s 1 HUflu a,,<i for plaintiff's costs and dis- 1
Church,
A d u lt S o B t U L ,
hilll> caus. bursements herein and accruing costs; |
Land clearing tools of all kinds. 1 Children 15 els
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and for a decree o f the Court decree-
m g and struck lnm
him causing
a ing
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W . E. Chown.
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that tne mortgage described in
I compound comminuted fracture sa'i(i Comi>laint be foreclosed and the
T. P. Paine, of Australia, is
H. E. Dean transacted busi-:
of the leg at the ankle.
I premises therein described, to-wit:
here this week looking a l t e r a
ness in Portland this week.
The injured man was hurried , hot» “C” and “ D” in Block Ten (10)
piece of land belonging to his
to the Cottage Hospital at Hood 1 in the F”rt Dalles Military Reserva
E. L. Root was a business
brother,in-law, A. R. James, of
tion in Dalles City, Wasco County,
visitor at the county seal yes
River, whore he is receiving ex-
Oregon, together with the appurteimn-
terday.
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i pert surgical care. Unless com-jees thereto, he sopl in the manner pro-
I he people o l Mosier are get-
A good stock o f Records for
ting to know that they can save
your Victrola at Chown’s.
money by trading at home and
Levi Chrisman was an official at this store. ’Flu* latest proof
Visitor in town on Saturday.
these large rugs. Keep your eye
all the
W a s h e r rem oves
$ b .5 0 ,
$8,
&
$9.
You should have some of these to go
with your new
frocks.
W e have
the
largest assortment in the city and are
selling iii«*m al away below the ordinary
prices. Call and see them. Necklaces
of Amlier. Crystal, Pearl and Coral;
long chains o f long oval and round
beads in a big assortment of Coh-rs.—
Sc. 10c. 15c. 20c. 25c: 35i and up
R ugs and A rt Squares
Spring house cleaning time is upon us
and you ma* want to brighten things
up a bit with a new Rug or Art Square.
W e want yon to lie sure to look over our
assortment betore you purchase else
where, as we have a fine lot for you to
choose from, and our prices are the
lowest.
Second Floor.
Special:
Men’s Hals; a
Worth
Drummers' Samples.
£2.
! Special:
Summer
Coats,
Viikies up to $6. IV want close this lot
out quickly. Not all -sizes hut your
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l ue--.t.
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Your cnoise
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Special. Men's Summe rweight Un-
«lerv. e a i , values up to 6 c a garment.
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THE P A R IS FAIR,
H o o n R I V F P S L A R G E S T A N D o t S T St O R E
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