Mosier bulletin., July 17, 1914, Image 4

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m m SETilEftcNT
Frank Howard, trouble man
Mrs. Geo. Chamberlain received
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for the Pacific States Tel. t'o .,1
a letter from her husband, who
was in town yesterday.
L. A. Duncan, representing is on a surveying trip tor the
the Western Union Life Insur­ Government in the wilds of
Roy Abernathy and Ed Stur-
Wanted
ance Company, with headquar­ Alaska. George states that the
gess left yesterday for Sherman
ters at Spokane, was here this surveying pirty had reached the
To buy a dozen heifer calves county, where they expect to
week adjusting the insurance big game country and that he
find work in the harvest fields.
it om four to six weeks old.
had bagged a “ big born,” or
policy o f the late Ira Evans.
Address
Harry Stout.
Mrs. Edward Howe left yes-
As s jon as t he necessary proofs Rocky Mountain Sheep.
Mosier, Ore.
terday for her home at Council are famished, which will he this
lllui.s, Iowa, after an extended wt,ek, the amount o f the policy,
visit here with her son, Ed L. $3,000, will be handed to the
For Sale.
- “ «<' • itTiff m youth ‘.houM tnTiHsSy
i
Howe. She i ai ace«)
ther
1
0- , t.
t.-'epare a
*>' Ui..- ' m »•> '
One five year old bay horse,
J* , h ,e i, -i
m u ,cu t ocOI|-uU"D lo t wUU.ll
as far aa The Dalles by Mrs. Ed. j Th(, w „ Htern Union Life
h. u cii,*blc.r’ -Prt-!<'uutC. W. Kilo*.
veighs about 1250 lbs. Guaran-L |j((We
This is the Mission ot the
sorance Co. has been doing busi-:
,eed sound and a good worker
Rev. Y. S. Troyer, evangelist,.ness in the Northwest for the
jy l7 tf
O r . R obinson .
and lecturer, formerly o f Indi- past eight years and now has in-
Forty-d*th School Year Opens
! ana. is here this week looking sorance in force to the amount
Found
! for a location. It is possible of $ld,5(j(),000t leading all other' S E P T E M B E R i8 th , 1 9 1 4
A. lady’s hand bag. Owner that he may be retained as pns- insurance companies in
the; W rite for illustrât-1 loo-rise Book- I
kr • i i f LIFL CAREER,” and for C ^ U - !
omi recover same- by proving tor o f the Mosier Christian Northwest. One o f the strong log containing lull information.
Pegree Courses — A G R IC U LT U R E \ I
property and paying for this no- church.
features of Ibis company, and a
Agre >nomy* Animal Husbandry,Dairy Hus-
moat
satisfactory
one
to
policy
tice. Call at Bulletin office..
Chas. Davenport returned the
b.-mdrv, Poultry Htisbnndry, Horticulture. I
Airriculti re tor Teachers. FORESTRY, I
first o f the week from Portland, holders, is the matter o f prompt LOGGING
liM'.INfcfcTiNO. HOME ECO- 1
payment of all claims against the NOM1 S: Domestic
Science, Domestic Art, I
Land clearing tools of all kinds, where on Thursday oT l ist week
HM.lNI-HRINti:
E lrU n .il,
Irrigation,
W. EL Cbown.
i his wife was operated on at St. company.
- - LOCAL
S f l i S m -6UÀRANIEED
Housewives.
T H E L IT E C A R E E R
03EG0Î! AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE
Vincent’s Hospital. Mrs. Daven-I
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Brown vis­
port is recovering from the op- j
NOTICE
ited in Hood River Monday.
eration and it is hoped that the j
Lots o f good; fresh things to j result will boa speedy return to
There will he a meeting in the
aat came this week. Strauss.
health.
llnllctin office tonight at 7:30
j
I ’ m in the market for alt
kinds of carpenter work
Will furnish plans and spec­
ifications for ¡ill work that I
get or superintend the con­
struction of.
$1.00 per day for 9 hours.
J. P. ERHART,
Here is a chance to get a Standard
Hot Point Electric Iron for less than
cost. Head further and learn how.
M o sier
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O re g o n
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We have made arrngements with the Prcific Power & Light
Poor M am m a!
Company, of The l)alie>, to furnish these Irons to the patrons
o f the company, with the M osier B u l l e t in , at less than cost.
Hivh'-vav, Mechanical, Chemical Mining
t'.eranücs. COMMERCE. PHARMACY,
INDUSTRIAL ARTS.
Vomtion.il Ow/rsrx-Aericultiire, Dairy­
ing, Home Makers’ Course, Industrial
Arts. Fnresiry, Business Short Course.
School o f Music — Piano, String, Band
Voter Culture.
Here is the plan;
The Iron retails at $3.50.
The yearly sub­
Did you ever come home
scription price o f the B u l l e t in is $1.50— $5.00 for the two, if
to such a scene as this ? Is
your wife wearing herself out
at such drudgery?
taken separately.
We are offering the BULLETIN and the
Put A Stop To It Now
Standard Hot Point Iron for $ >3.50 — the price o f the Iron
Farmers Business Course by Mail Free.
Ji Nt Mosier attended, to busi-; Wednesday, July 22, I w ill' o’clock, h r the purpose of or-
alone, to all who pay up their arrearages, to all renewals, and
Don’t wait until this back­
Adairs 111* REGISTRAR,
raess matters th¿4-week at Salem; give 5000 extra votes with each ganizing a hand. All hand mem-1 (tw-7-1 ' to P-9)
Corvajlia. Oregon
breaking strain shows in her
to all new subscribers to the B u l l e t in for cash.
face and figure.
a,t Portland.1
25c sale of fruit jars, parowax, hers and lovers o f music are in- j
men
molasses and syrups, nuts, tea, vited to attend. Band
This offer is made for a limited time and its object is three­
Tr.y those crushed fruit and
NOTICE.
salad and olivr oil. cheese, P re -! at’« requested to bring their in-1
fold— to int roduce the Iron into all the homes where electricity
nut sundaes at Arthur & Hurt’s. ferred Stock goods, men’s shirts j struments and music.
W a s h e r re m o v e s a ll the
Ladies
drudgery o f washday, saves the
All persons are hereby warned
is used, where the Iron is nob supplied; to induce our sub­
A good stock of Records for and ties; 10,000 extra with each are welcome to join this oigani-
clothes and the expense o f wash­
day help.
that hereafter there will he noj scribers to keep their subscriptions paid up, and to give con-
your VictroLa at Chown’s.
25c worth o f Itirge cotton halts; zalino.
5000 v/itli each 25csaleof sheets, i l’ rot. Wells, a noted band mas- trespassing allowed upon th e ,
Mrs. Thos. Lelliott will leave
consumers o f electricity an opportunity to Secure one o f these
Y o u can
cases. — ter, will lie here and those pres­ bottom lands north of the rail­
tomorrow for a visit with friends sheeting and pillow
t r y th e
ent will have an opportunity to road track, and any person dump- j Irons— a boon to the housewife— at-less than cost.
at Portland.
Strauss.
THOR
hear him in various selections of ing any garbage thereon will be ;
Game Warden Louis Fritz, o f
Ed L. Howe’ s friends were hand music, and to observe his prosecuted to the full extent ol 1 Call at the BULLETIN office and inspect these Irons.
in y o u r
home for
The Dalles, was a visitor in town pleasantly surprised to see him proficiency us a hand leader.
the law.
in town last Monday, and to
on Wednesday.
C harles D avenpo r t ,
learn that he is making a satis­
Printing and Developing done factory, tho slow, recovery from
SHOE SHOP GP l NS
jy3-8m
Lessee,
at the Drug Store.
a serious illness which has con-j
T é lé p h o n a
W. A. Stark and wife, o f Hood fined him to the bed and house
At last Mosier has a shoe shop.
for a m a­
Notice of Sheriff's Sale
chine today
River, spent several days here for several months. The trip to J- W. O’ Neal, an experienced
town
Monday
with
Mrs.
Howe
shoe
man,
has
opened
a
shop
on
In thu rire u it Court- o f the State o f
this week visiting relatives.
and Miss Biles, in C. A. McCar- Main Street next door to the Oregon fo r W u c o County.
Chester L. Joy last week pur­
gar’s car, was the first time ho Book Store and is prepared to do
.1. E. F okbis , Plaintiff
chased a Royal piano from the
Hood River, Oregon
has been away from home.
|M1 kinds of repair work. Mosier
vs.
Phillips Piano House, at Hood
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; has long needed this convenience O t t o M i i . i . a t t and W i l h e m i n a M i l -
Firs.1 National Bank Building
Ri ver.
L.ATT, Defendants.
ami will appreciate it.
Card of Thanks
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B Y V I R T U E o f an execution, decree
Who has the prettiest baby in
We desire to thank the people
and order o f sale, duly issued out o f
New work a Specialty.
Repair
the Mosier District?
Contest of Mosier for their sympathy
EIPER CR
and under the seal o f the Circuit C o u r t ;
work done.
Estimates furnished.
opens -August 15, closes October | an(J kin(lne88 al the time of the
o f the State o f Oregon, fo r the County
FOR YACHT R r CES
All work guaranteed.
15. Able about it. Strauss.
death and burial o f our son and
o f Wasco, to me directed and dated the
Mrs. TV ,L Brooks and little; brother, Ira Ivans.
Emperor William of Germany, ¡Bud day o f .tune, 1914. upon a decree,
Post Cards
fo r the foreclosure o f a certain mort- 1
M r s . A r r is s ia E v a n s
daughter arrived yesterday from
has announced that he will gi\e gage, and judgm ent rendered and en-i
Photo Supplies
a n d C h il d r e n .
Chicago to visit her parents,
a cup to the winner o f the Son-1 tered in -nid Court on the 22ml -lay o f
Books and Magazines
Mosier, Oregon
Indian Goods, Curios,
Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Goss.
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! der class event in the yacht re-j dune, 1914, in the above entitled cause,
Mail orders solicited
in fa v o r o f the Plaintiff and against
gatta
o
f
the
Panama-Pacific
In-
’
Many dainty pieces o f fancy
Notice to Creditors
Expert developing and
the Defendants, Otto Mitlatt and W it -'
ternalional
Exposition.
The
cup
I
China at Dimwit's.
All persons having any claims
finishing
hemina Mitlatt as judgm ent debtors, in
will tie engraved as follows: | tin sum o f l ive Hundred and Nixty and
Rev. and Mrs, H. C. Clark, o f whatsoever against Ira Evans,
I
The Danes
f
“ Presented by
His Imperial Bo-100 ($.Vui.03> Do,tars, with in-
Hood River, spent Monday h e r e , deceased, will presanl the same,
(|
407
E
2nd
Street
|
Majesty William 11, Emperor of l.erest thereon from itn- 22nd day o f
with their daughter, Mrs. Nada properly verified, to the under-
dune,
1914,
ar
the
rate
o
f
eight
per
Qraham.
(signed, within thirty days from Germany, to the winner of the cent per annum, and the further sum
Sonderklasse Race held under
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...
1
i t , * , »,
1 the dale of this notice.
o f Se» cnt.v-five ($75.00) Dollars, as at­
Miss Marion Gloyd left Mon­
the auspices o f the Panama- torney's fees, and the further sum o f
DR. H. L. D U M B L E
Dated July 17, 1914.
day for a summer’ s vacation
Pacific
International
Expo­ Tw en ty-six ($26.00) Dollars, eosts,
D ic k E v a n s .
which she will spend with friends
P H Y S I C I A N and S U R G E O N
sition, April. 1915.” President and the costs o f and upon this W rit,
.Ivi 7m
ip Portland.
Woodrow
Wilson and
King and commanding roe to make sale o f
HOOD RIVER
:
OREGON
the re d property 1 mhraeed in such de-
■d
Miss Alice Shogren gave a George V have offered cups for r e i'o f foreclosure and hereinafter de-
Will practice in Mosier and
We do Photographic work,—
lawn party last night to about two other events of the regatta. seriheil, I will, on the 25th day o fd u ly ,
Arthur &. Burt Drug Co.
May be reached by long dis­
'
The races will he held in San 1914, at the hour iff 2 o ’clock, in the
fourteen
of
her
young
friends,
tance phone, Home phone 61.
No. 151 is first, No. 160 is sec­
afternoon o f said day, and at the front
\ Francisco harbor.
ond, No. 2-1 is third and No.8-1 is at her home east of town.
door o f the County Court H orse in
¡yj|( |most enjoyable time was had,
Dalles City, W asco lo u u ty , Oregon,
fourth in the Piano Contest.
thjs
'the hours passing all too quickly
Army wagons, lentsand equip- sell at public auction to the highest bid­
160 gets the Silverware
witli games and music. Dainty meat used in the Civil War are der fo r cash in hand, all tiie right, title
week. Strauss.
refreshments were served and expected to form a section of and interest which the Defendants,
Mrs. Thos. Hill is prepar­
0 > - :
Mrs. T. W. DeBsssey. and son the young guests departed ¡it ¡1 the exhibit being prepared In Otto Millatt and W ilhem ina Mitlatt or
ed to m«ke hair switches
.
Myron, and Mrs. Arthur Kuhn late hour for their homes, vot- the War Department, at the either o f them tiad on the 3rd day o f
from combings. Satist'ac-
February. 1913, the date o f the m ort­
tioii_ guaranteed a n d
were visitors in Hood Rivet jes-¡ ¡nK- ||M, ()c<<as¡on one of the most Panama- Pacific Exposition next g a g e fori’closed herein, or which such
t e
prices
reasonable.
H
J
h
terday.
ycar. Side by side with tile Itefcitdanl* or any o f the Defendants
pleasant they had ever spent.
Hood River
106 Third S t .
modern paraphernalia o war herein, have since acquired, or now
Mr. and Mrs. II. M Seearce
V -
The
Hood
River
Glacier
says
have
in
o
r
to
the
follow
ing
described
will be shown models, and in
and daughter Careline left on
I * C ;ii
r
property, situate and being in
Wednesday for ¡ 1 1 1 outing at thitt ¡1 Mosier man, who wit!: his many cases originals, o f the W asco County, O agon, to-w it: 1 sits
V.
family spends a portion of every equipment ol bygone davs. A
Newport by tho sea.
• ( " ' and “ D ” in Block Ton (10) ill the
year in the Maple Dell region of complete field hospital in opera­ ! rt I lattes Military Reservation in
The children of Mr. and Mrs. the West Fork, tells a good steel
tion throughout the period of Dalles l i l y . W asco County. Oregon, or
I. E. Cole returned home Sunday head story. Last week, .after
se much o f said property as will satis­
the Exposition will he another
fy said judgm ent and decree, with coats
frorn-a visit with-their grand­ having landed a 30-inch steel-
Shoes made to order. We retail
fealitre o f the exhibit o f Unci» and accruing costs. Said property will
mother, in Portland.
Men’ s and Boys Shoes.
Repair-
b*nd. lie v.¡¡s carrying a is catch Sant’s fighting forces.
I», sold subject to continuation and re­
“ ALW A Y S AT YOUR SERVICE.”
| ing neatly done while you wait.
Coming! The greatest' sale of U|, a ste »p ban!;, when the iant
demption .¡s by law provided.
Prices reasonable and all work
an 1 broidery at lit« over, pulled fish fluttered, threw him to his
Frod Wilson, of The Dalle:
Dated at The Dalles, Oregon, this
guaranteed
22ud
day
o
f
June,
1914.
off in tlwse parts Wait* fur it, kneea and floptte 1 back into tlm spont several »lavs here this
I i .vi C h r is m a x .
says Strauss.
stream. His wife and another wcek superintending the huild-
Sheriff o f W asco County, On-gen.
ing
of
a
barn
on
his
aneh
south
of f v\«i ,len ¡,n»U la' lv- " ll willi" »
Oar. Fall stock o
'*■»»-
cotton blankets came this week. liful fish lost, plunged itilo th. of *ovv II.
a u B B o a r s c : ■ h b s b io b d d
You get the l>est pick and low­ waiter after it, but we>--> unable
est prices o f the year now. - to save it. “ A filile while later,
after I had hound up my bruised
Strauss.
4
Ladies' Summer Blouse H a/x/s, 50c.
Now is ¡1 good time to secure a good
knee, ” says the fisherman, "1 î A N ew Line o f
We have just received a new lot of
Mrs. G«*o. Chamberlain and
I suit of clothes at a bargain. We art*
went down I lie river and began
These are exceptional values at this
Drummers’ Sample 4boes. These are
little children visited in Hi hr ! to cast again. I ’ ll be consumed
offering a number o f v ery neat patterns
price, nicely made in the most dainty
all dress shoes in this lot but there are
River Wednesday with her par­ if i didn’ t get that same fish on
in HART. SCHAFKNEU & M ARX
certainly
some
big
values
in
the
lot.
If
ents, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Mid- my hook ugnili and landed him.”
patterns and plain white summer mate­
Suits. Regular SIS and $22 values, at
Ilo lies tin* tisli as evidence. He
your size is anywhere from a 6 to a 7-j.
dleswart.
rials. Your choice..................
sO c
the very low price o f- S I5 -
knew the big steeihead on ne
ask to see them.
Go to Husbands to get a Posi­ count of hat ing pulled off a part
V.lines
lii.e
these
are
not
every
day
AND
Patent leathers, gun metal and kid
tive Specific for barbed - wire cuts, of one of its fins w hen it slipped
occurrences. You take no chances when
oxfords
and pumps for Indies; sizes 2J
grease heel, mud fever, thrush, away from hint the first time.
you buy a H. S. .V M. suit, for they ¡ire
speedy crack, hard and con­
to
values
up to $3.50 the pair, 5 0 C
Lacked b\ a guarantee that guarantees
tracted feet, and all flesh and
A nice assortment for children, misses
a id is carried out to the letter. Take
Patent leather oxfords for men. most
akin diseases o f man or I toast.
just a few minutes’ time and look them ly small sizes left now. $3.50 ami $4.'Kt
and ladies at prices most reasonable.
over ;;tid see what splendid big values
r* Plenty o f time to get in among
We also have so specials in this line —
Representatives o f the im­
values. Your choice.................
98C
they are.
the winners in the piano contest port ¡1 1 1 1 districts devoted to ap­
Ladies'
summer parasols with pongee
We also have some other good makes
Patent leather oxfords for boys, about
yet. Do not forget there are ple growing met in Portland on
in
lev
er
priced
suits,
reduced.
Come
silk
embroidered
covers; regular $2.t0
Tuesday to discuss nay« and
a! sizes to choose front. Values tip to
aeven prizes. Strauss.
i'i and see what a ihtudv «uit We can
me,1 ns fur taking can* o f the
values. Special, votir choice___ _ 9 6 C
<3.50. Your choice the p air....
M.SO
give you for
Fire in a grain field near Was- rapid!* growing demand
for
Peshastin,
eo this week destroyed 7u ucr« Sko-iktihi apples.
S3. 510. 512 and St 5-
of wheat. A hundred business Cashmere, Hood River, Rogue
men o f Wasco responded to ¡1 River, <1 u and Mosier were renre-
w>n
SPECIAL- Ladies’ White Wash
call f or help to fight the
tr ie fs n n m e il.
•kirts. values up to $3. Your choice to
The grant was coveted by inSv.r
presented Most
Ass.
■-.»e them out.............. ..........i 1.00
HOOD R IV E R 'S L A R G E S T A N D B E S T S T O R E
Since.
ciut ion.
A THOR Electric
J
15 DAYS
Middîeswart
&
FREE
Marsh
Contractors and
Builders
EL l GTRSG WIRING 6 SUPPLY CO.
'! 7?ir uin nniis
Phone 119
I
il
o
Hair Switches
&
St. Louis Shoe
Shop.
%
Pacific Power & Light Co.
Advertise in the BuHetin—It Pays ;110 u„i.>^ ph Amoihe
Suits for Men
*
1
Base Bail
Goods
Fishing
Tackle
PLAN “SKOUKUWi; APPLE UMPfliGN
I
f
Mosier
Book Store
I
Special
Shoes
t.
Summer Parasols
THE P A R IS
,