Mosier bulletin., June 26, 1914, Image 4

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For Sale.
Three doz. 2 qt., 6 dz. 1 qt.
Mason fruit jars. Will sell for
80c per doz. for quai ls and 50c
per doz. for 2 quarts.
Address W . P. Vining, Mosier,
or call at Bulletin ollice.
J. E. Cole was a visitor at the
county seat Monday.
Land clearing tools of all kinds.
W . E. Chown.
Mrs. A. B. Burton visited in
Hood River Wednesday forenoon.
A good stock of Records for
your Victrola at Chown’s.
E. Morton, of Portland, spent
Sunday on tiis fruit ranch east
of town.
County Assessor Jas. A. Davis,
of The Dalles, was in town on
Wednesday.
Orie Hodge, of Umatilla, vis­
ited several days here this week
with friend»«
Try those crushed fruit and
nut sundaes at Arthur & Burt’s.
E. L. Root is erecting a resi­
dence for rent on one of his lots
in the east end of town.
Messrs.
Wollnm and Imholtz,
of Hood River, spent a few hours
in our town last Sunday.
G. N. West, of Portland, vis­
ited over Sunday with
his
brother, H. M. West and family.
Printing and Developing done
at the Drug Store.
The Misses Alice and Mabei
Bennett visited with relatives
in The Dalles several days this
week.
Boh Evans has moved onto his
lot in ihe Lei ter addition and is
living in a tent until he can build
a house.
Miss NaJa Clark
and her
friend. Miss Dumphrey, of Hood
River, visited friends in town on
Monday,
Geo. H. Fairbrother, repre­
senting Fleischner, Mayer&Co.,
was interviewing our merchants
on Tuesday.
Wo do Photogrophic work.
Arthur & Burt Drug Co.
The little town of Maupin on
the Deschutes river, is progres­
sive. It will soon have a $15,000
bank building.
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WORLD MARKET CN NCRTHWEST FRUIT
Mosier Valley Bank
This year the fruit growers of
the Northwest will have the
MOSIER. OREGON
world for a market under their
C A P I T A L A N D S U R P L U S SM .700.00
own control, operating through
their own hired men, for the first,
DEPOSIT YOUtt SAVINGS IN
time. The scheme of adequate
A CAREFULLY M A N A G E D
distribution is lieing worked out
BANK.
on a mammoth scale, and is pro­
L. J. M e r r il l , Cashier.
J. N. M o s i e r , Pres.
ceeding just as fast as the volume
of tonnage will justify. Although
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of course Northwestern fruits do
not find their way to all available
Expert Jeweler and Optican
home markets, as yet, but are b e -: Books Added to Mosier Library
ing rapidly extended to them in ;
a more systematic manner than
BOTANY
Hood River can boast of one of
ever before, the fruit-grower-'
the
best jewelers and opticians
Jepson___ Flora of Western Mid­
trustees of the North Pacific
on
the
Pacific Coast in the per­
dle California
Fruit Distributors have decided
son of W. F. Laraway, who has
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to enter the European field on i
had fifty years experience in all
the same basis as they establish- ( * 'nley............... American Bi»<Is i jjne8 0f h,'3 i)llsjnesSi What he
ed themselves in the North
AGRICULTURE
j doesn’ t know about it hasn’t
American markets during the Bailey.......Principles of Fruit- been learned yet. it is a notable
past year. They considered it j growing
I fact that people from all over the,
necessary to begin this pioneer­ Bailey...................Pruning-book United States send their repair
ing now to prepare an additional
work to him, knowing that they;
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outlet for the great crop which |
DeQuincey... .Confessions of an will get good work done prompt­
the big fruit acreage of the
ly and at reasonable prices. He
English Opium-eater
Northwest will produce within
is a skilled artisan and enjoys
FICTION
a few years.
the confidence of the people.
S. B. Moomaw, a former V ir­ Dumas___ Count of Monte Cristo “ Done at Laraw ay’s ’’ is a house­
ginian and orchard owner who
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hold expression.
was the Distributors sales agent G rey............Spirit of the Border,
in London, England, last year, Parker.......... Ladder of Swords
Parties wishing to send their
was recently formlaly employed Montgomery............ Story Girl friends invitations for the Fourth
I of July celebration, may oft tain
as European general agent, a for­
JUVENILE
.¡th
em by calling at the Bulletin
eign office being permanent ly es­
Drysdale........... ..
. fast, Mail office.
tablished in the British metropo­ Jacobs & Reid___ Blue Bonnet's
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lis, and arrangements are also
Ranch Party
Notice of Sheriff’s Sale
being made for a salaried m an at1 Remick . . . . G l e n l o c h Girls at
In the Circuit Court o f the State o f
Hurt burg, Germany, who will he
Camp West
Oregon for Wasro County.
under Mr. Moomaw’s direction.
Sidney............. Phronsic Pepper J. E. Foams, Plaintiff
Last, year the London office paid
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MAGAZINES
for itself, this year with an en­
O tto M il l a t t anil W il h r m in a M i l -
Harper.............April
and
May
larged scope, it is expected to do
i . a t t , Defendants.
even better. Regular reports of
BY V IR T U E o f an execution, decree
Stores Will Close the 4th.
and order o f aale. duly issued out o f
foreign market conditions are one j
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! and under the si al o f the Circuit Court
feature of t he incidental benefits.
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i o f the State o f Oregon, for the County i
During 1918, through its London j Ihe following
places of busi- I ,,f VVasco, to me directed and dated the
Agent, the Distributors shipped ness will not open in the m orn- 122nd day o f June. 1914, upon a decree
apples to 16 cities in 10 European j ing or at any time during tile [ f°r the foreclosure o f a certain mort-i
countries as follows: London, day of July 4th. Patrons should i * a« e- *nd judgment rendered and en-
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, i tered in said Court on the 22nd day o f
Liverpool and
Manchester i n govern themselves
accordingly .
,
June, 1911. in the above entitled cause,
England: Glasgow in Scotland;
and do their trading for Saturday ! in favor o f thi- Plaintiff and against
Hamburg and Bremen in Ger­ and Sunday hy 9 o’clock on the the Defendants, Otto Millatt and Wil-
many; Paris in France; Christian evening of the 3rd.
hemina Millatt as judgment debtors, in
tiie sum o f Five Hundred and Sixty and
and Bergen in Norway; Stock­
Signed by
C. G. N ic h o i ,
65-100 ($560.65) Dollars, with in- '
holm, Gutenberg and Mahno in
E. M. S trauss
tertst thereon from the 22nd day of
Sweden; Copenhagen in Den­
W. E. C h o w n
June, 1914, at the rale o f eight per
mark; Rotterdam in Holland;
F red U lm er
cent per annum, and the further sum
Antwerp in Belgium and Helsing­
o f Seventy-five ($75.00) Dollars, as at­
fors in Finland. This season it
torney's fees, and the further suin of
l ine Catch of Salmon
Twenty six ($20.00) Dollars, coats,
will export to many additional
and the costs o f and upon this Writ. *
points.
Goo. Evans, with his wife and alu' commanding me (o make sale of
The Distributors is moving
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. the real property embraced in such de*-
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conservatively in its European apn went over . to the Punch Bowl
.
cre e o f roreclosur«* and hereinafter de-
extension work, depending in a last. 1 I loa.y afternoon, let.Ultlinp. scribed, l will, on the 25th day o f July, j '
large measure upon the amount Saturday evening. During the m u , at rhe hour o f 2 o'clock, in the |
of tonnage being pledged by the short time he had for fishing he \ afternoon of said day, and at Mu front
Ilis ',oor of thu 1 " " " f y Court House in
Northwestern growers. If this Caught six fine Salmon.
Wtt* co P-ouniy. Oregon. |
President 11. F. friends, including the Bulletin
IS sufficient.
For the 4th of July
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I ’m in the market for all
kinds of carpenter work
Will furnish plans ami spec­
ifications for all work that I
get or superintend the con­
struction of.
On Sale July 1 and 4-Final
Return Limit July 6
THE
$4.00 per day for 9 hours.
Oregon-Washington R. <£ N av. Co.
J. P. ER HART,
Will sell Round Trip Tickets tit
One and One-Third Fare
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Between i ll points (except or.
river or beach lines) where one-
way fare is «$6.00 or less.
etc., ask
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For full particulars, fares,
schedules,
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any
agent of the
Poor Mamma!
D id you ever corr.e home
to such a scene as this ? Is
your wife wearing herself out
at such drudgery?
Oregon-Washing ton R. & Nav. Co.
Put A Stop To It Now
D o n ’t w a it until this back­
breaking strain shows in her
face and figure.
MOSÏER MEAT M ARKET
FRED ULMER, Proprietor
A T H O P . E le c tr ic
W a s h e r rem oves all the
F resh and Smoked M eats, S ausage and Fish
drudgery o f washday, saves the
clothes and the expense o f wash­
day help.
A clean, sanitary place to do y o u r shopping
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OREGON
MOSIER
You can
t r y the
THOR
in y o u r
home for
15 DATS
FREE
Middleswart & Marsh
T elep h on a
fo r a m a -
chino today
ELECTRIC WIRING â SUPPLY CO.
Contractors and
Hood
Builders
Oregon
First National Bank Building
N ew work a Specialty.
Repair
work done.
Estimates furnished
All work guaranteed.
Phone 119
River.
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Post Cards
Photo Supplies
Books and Magazines
Indian Goods, Curios,
Mail orders solicited
Expert developing and
finishing
The Dalles
407 E 2nd Street
Jesse Graham arrived Monday
evening from Los Angeles to act
«ell at public auction to the highest bid-
as best man at the wedding of Davidson will he sent to Europe man. are thanking him for gen- ,,Hr forcaah ¡„ h^ml, att the right, title
DR. H. I, DUMLLE
to investigate new markets next eitius samples of his catch, which j and interest which the Defendants,
his brother, Jack.
fall. The Distributors will also 111* distributed among them this . *>tto Millatt and Wilhemina Millatt or
PH Y S IC ! \N Axi> SURGEON
J. B. Brenneman, a one-time covert tie Ciiine.se and Japanese \Vet‘k
either o f them had on the :*rd day of
resident of this district, now liv­ markets ¡is soon ¡is justified. ,
I February, 1913, the date o f the morl !
HOOD R IVER
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OREGON
#age foreclosed herein, or which such
ing in California, visited several Direct shipments through the
Will practice in Mosier and
Nolice to Taxpayers
D« fendants or any o f the * Defendants
Spokane headquarters \\ ere made
days here this week.
May he reactmd hy lot g <lis-
herein, have since acquired, or now
to South America, South Africa.
My country butter is running Australia and ihe Philippines last
have in or to the following described
tance phone. Home phone HI.
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All citizens of the City of «real property, situate anti being in
extra line; also just received a year. This trade also will he in­
fine lot of Hollyhrook Creamery creased and broadened during Mosier who have paid the Special | Wa*c° County, Oregon, to-wit: Lots j
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in
,<n Bot m tl*e
butter. Buy your b u t t e r of 1914. ¡is tonnage developmentsi ritv tax, will receive the rehnte port
Dalles Military Reservation in
warrant.
ol same by calling on J. E. Colt*. ; i,a||es city. Waac, County. Oregon, or
Strauss,
City Treasurer.
Mrs. Tlios. Hill is prepar­
ao much o f said property as will satis­
Master Bert Joh ison returned
ll is stated that Ihe 1914 wool
ed to m'-’ke hair s\\ itches
fy said judgment and decree, with costs
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horn«* last Friday from The crop brought Oregon $2,080,000. j
from combings. Satisfac­
and accruing costs. Said property will
ATTENTION!
Dalles, where he visited for a
tion guaranteed a n d
he sold subject to confirmation and re­
Plenty of old and new spuds in
demption us hy law provided.
ju ices reasonable
fortnight with his aunt.
the last of this week. Strauss, j
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Daiisi at Tho Dalle», Oregon, this
Save
Your
Money
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Come ] L !2mi .lay
v o f June. 1911.
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106 Third St.
Hood River
Many dainty pieces of fancy !
J. St rein vv ns a visitor in Port
China at Chown’s.
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I.h.Vl t ' H K I S M A N .
hind the first of the woek.
Sheriff o f Wasco Comi tv. Oregon.
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You can get all kinds of re­
P. A. Knoll came up from
F.veryIhing to were for tit«* freshments at tin* liooths on the
Portland on Monday and spent .
Old papers for sale at this
whole family for July Fourth, is Fourth. Ornng«*s, bananas, p«*-
few hours between trains at­
her«* for you at. your favorite nuls, pop corn, eamli**s, sodas, oline.
tending to business matters.
store. Strauss.
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C. G. Michel transacted busi­
lemonade, cigars, tobacco, «>io.
Dr. Robinson and wil’eattend-
Shoes made to order.
We retail
ness in The Dalles on Tuesday.
I
will
also
have
toy
haloons
and
This store will lx* closed all dot
Vien’s and Boys SiaK's.
Repair-
'ed the wed ling of Miss Nads
can«*s for sale. A shooting gal-
i ing neatly done \\ ’ ile you wait.
Lost
'Clark and Mr. Jack Graham, in July 4th. I will keep open unt i
“ A L W A Y S AT Y O U R S E R V IC E .”
1 Prices reasonable and all work
9 p. m.. Friday, July 3rd. Don’t l«*ry will he at your service, and
Hood River Wednesday.
Some time last week, on some
I guaranteed
forget to stock tip I’m* your over- in fact will hav«* most every thing road t asi of Mosier, a child’s
Joseph A more
\ E. A. Race has purchased a lot Siindity nr« «ls on Fritlnj night, to amusi* old and voting.
brown sweat« r. Suitable reward
310 Union St.
The Dalles
tat the corner of Third an«H ‘enter July J it I. Strauss.
w
for return U> F. A. Shogren.
J. P. K r h a r t
'Street and excavation is 1 hmiv \
W«*dopMlay, Inly 1st. I will
made for a nix-room rl\ oiling.
rcr . otar««!
— t llU ilA A M ■ HOTWII iCRi.
give
extra voles
uh each
Coming! Men’s
Fourth of 2F h * salt* o f butter, tea. co « «'.
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July ties. Strauss.
spic«'s, je I lo. catsup, salad «livas I "
Men’s fin si,k finished undershirts and
I A New Line of
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ers, a«« sizes in the i«>t. but not a
It is said that Arvilla Husbands ing, oliv«» oil, salad oil. Indies’
If you want to make a good impres­
full run of sizes in any one kind.
has the scarlet fever. There is summer underwear, mush i un­
sion theie isn’t a Ix Mer wav than to Our Millinery Department is the largest
in the city and you can find just what
Splendid nig values regularly up to 75c
wear clothes iike the ones we sell.
no occasion for alarm, howpver, derwear, men's shirts, overalls
you want here and at a money-saving
a x I'lie at. Your choice the g a r .. ,4.3c
ami
pants.
Strauss.
as she is isolated and Dr. Robin­
prim* 2n«l floor.
Men’s
Bal'vriggan
undershirts and
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son has the case well in hand.
drawers; ocra, black amt white mixed
(' T. Bennett and J. M. Car-
anu black, values iq>to .',0c a garment.
CLOTHCRAFT MAKES
New Balmata n Coating Materin! A nice
Stark Akers arrived Ittsl week roll went to Portland \Vetlnes«la>
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variety >f pattern» and « f the newest
from Portland, where lie has U*en morning, returning the same
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Suits tliat are guaranteed ali wool,
weaves just receivt*«!. Ask to see ti-«*m.
attending the Lincoln
llwh •■veiling
I j)erf«‘Ct in workmanshiji ami finish to
~ BOYS’ SUI IS
with
Unci«*
Frank
™ hold th«*irsljjqie and t«»give >««u satisfar­
School, and will spend the sin - Hunter, win» has he« a quite ill
Tin* largirsi assortment in the city. All
si tio:i in every way. T!n*\ uiv«* you the
the s«*¡ison’s ne' i-tyles and we;i> « s :.. «1
mor here on th«> ranch with his at Good Samaritan hospital.
i
.j feeling o f confidence ami
the w«*il
at the nn st reaso: ibi«* puces.
father.
This is tlie season of the year when
N«> ”4 is first. No. 151 x >con«l.
r» granted H|'pe¡«r:in«*e that always wins.
Clothcraft ( ’uar;!iit«*ml Suits for fit) and
you
can
enjoy
a
hammock
m
vt,
a*:d
««e
Mrs. J. VV. Brown, Mrs. Jus. Ne. 1«VI third. No S4 is fourth )
uji. Hart JJcbaff' er & Marx Suits for
W«* lia*«* tlu'iii tor
for tho vorv slender were iievei- b« t;« r prepare*! to simply
Cherry, Mrs. \V. E. Clnnvn. Mr-. in the Piano Contest. No. ItD V
$18 and up
B; .»«'n lin«** in suits <»; the
figli«., or for lite pori I v tiger.*. If «ou a « vii than m vv.
Tr-'iit ser.son opens
\
<* from Tfic t ’\
a I «ove i: i s * * s al e.xira sj.eciai pric«*s.
hav* Ita,I troubles
« fore in gelt g
Aprii .
l ’«»ri«’ ili
Dick Evans. Mrs. Dick Wi!«*< x gets the S i l v o r v a r e t'.s
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ion i n ave good m «ni
investiga­
clotiioH that «it. «rive us a irmi; v «• Iiave
ami secare y •> U r
and Miss Dolly Fisher «o r e \i
we«*k. Sir. oss.
‘KoveraUs
•• *h< cbildrer *:-«*s 2 to
ting. We have men’s suits from $-t.f:8ui>
them
and
can
fit
von
without
any
difficul­
Lnense.
Itors in Hood River Wednesday
8 years. The p a i r ......................ñOc
!• $2-v • 0.
té at all. We can fit anv figure in these
Mrs. Frank Page nr.I t «>
aft« •moon.
cl«'*h-’s.
child-on went to Portland W .v -
Watermelons! First here, of n«*sda\ afternoon, accompany in..
eourse. Special sale of good h- Mr. Paire, wh«> has ! on nd
See t«* N vv 'vinu’i <>r Bi. )*• Wairts
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I/id’es that we have just tveeiwii ,î*)c
titenus, 20c pei Jo/* n. Always hospital c a r e
at
IViuli, tun. .
¡.ml S I. Snv th«" ¡ir. beauticv f«»r me
something goo«l to »at at y r Owing to his rendition he n il! la* *
monev 2ml fl«'or.
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B E S T STORE
P ure Food Grocery. Straus*.
•sc T hack to England.
v'
Hair Switches
St. Louis Shoe
Shop.
Pacific Power & Light Co.
Advertise in the Bulletin—It Pavs
/ hì > c Ball
Goods
Fishing
Tackle
; A New Suit fo r the 4th Ladies' Trimmed
Reduced
Hats
Special '
Hammocks
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Hook Sture
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