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DOSIER RESTAURANT For Sale. W. C. Stone was a business DR. II. L. DU M U L E Herbert J. Lelliott arrived on GRANDVIEW NOTES visitor at Bonneville on Tuesday. ' Wednesday afternoon from New One five year old liay horse, Mr. Albert Medenwald proved PH Y S IC IA N a n i i SURE EON ; York and will spend some time weighs st I lout 1250 IDs. Guaran Mr. and Mrs. Frank Summer- Meals At All Hours visiting iiis parents, Mr. and I ville of Anderson. Ind., and the himself to Is- an ideal host at a teed sound and a good worker. HOOD RIVER : OREGON Mrs. Thus. Lelliott. lor Rent | former’ s sister, Mrs. E. .J. Mid- very delightful “ cabin party” BAKERY :jyl7tf D r . R obinson . Will practice in Mosier and on Saturday night last. A fter _ ___________________________________________ CONFECTIONERY While in Portland I made con dleswart, o f Hood River, visited Two neatly furnished rooms, c o o k e d over tracts so I will he in a position to relatives and friends here this enjoying a supper May lie reached by long dis Inquire al Mutier Restaurant. SOFT DRINKS For Sale 1 week. the camp fire, the guests ad- supply my customers with their tance phone. Home phone 61, CIGARS TOBACCO jotirned to the cabin where 500 Five acres o f fruit land five Mr. and Mrs. Gagnet and two Fall table linens and their Christ was the order of the evening. 'miles front Mosier. Four ami a V. E. L IN D B U R G , Try chose crushed fruit and mas dolls and toys 'at the old sons, o f Kansas City, Kansas, At midnight “ Mandy” produced A SOLID GOLO WALTHAM I half acres in 2 and 3 year old WATCH FOR nut iridaes at Arthur & Burt’s, prices. Drugs are higher, but I visited for several days this week a freezer of ice cream, to which apple trees. For information, S t c r g e s s B l d g , M u s ie r , O r e . have a good supply o f staple l and last with Mr. and Mrs. Amos S2I.00. Mrs. E. E. Harms and children terms, etc., address all did justice. drugs on hand at the old prices. I Root. Mrs. Gagnet is a cousin visited in Hood River Tuesday. P eter H erron , ‘ ‘ We and Our Neighbors” t*of Mr. Root. Mr. Gagnet, who Every laxly knows that the word Stilauss. ’ > Mosier, Ore. were pleasantly entertained by is an electrician on the Rock Mrs H. M. West visited with “ W A L T H A M ” in a watch insures ab D E R B Y & S T E A R N S The building used as a public Mrs. Sheldon on Friday last. friends in The Dalles this week. . . . i , Island Railroad, is touring the solute accuracy and dependability. library and council chambers, has We„ t on hig annitaI vacation. L aw yers A Sunday School has been or But nut everybody knows lh at there are splen A / d flock of Records for been remodeled this’week and it did sulkl gruld W altham W atch es which 1 sell fo r , ganized in Grandview with a your netrcla at Chown’s. Get the children ready for is now more convenient for both membership o f twenty seven. as little as $21, $2.r> and $2S (7, IS and 17 jew els). school here. Broadwaik and do Photegrophic work. — purposes. As originally built, Ve 1 á í Officers and teachers are: Super I have an assortm ent o f the new Waithara H O O D R IV E R . O R E G O N ' one efid and one side were all Buster Grown shoes, good hose intendent, Mrs. ( ’. ( ’. Clement; “ Marsh Paten t ’ W atches fo r men — solid 14 karat A rtlu r i Hurt Drug Co. u’uM—smooth, polished c a s e s -lig h t, thin, a rtistic Id land underwear, new ginghams, Wir. Marsh transacted busi- -'laH3> fastened so that tt cou Secretary and Treasurer, Miss timepieces. Galatea and Devonshire cloth; DR. G. H. JENKINS re rs a t The Dalles on Wednes-1 B°k 1,(V °l,ene(l for ventilation. Ruth Clement; Mrs. Sheldon, Immansu strength is imparted to the watch by 1 Now there is but one window in hoys’ Corduroy Suits at special Mrs. AIdied. the patent metal protector inside the case. This day D E N TIST 1 the east end which, with those prices, sweaters, two lots specia. Miss Maud Wren, o f Hood is an absolutely e xclu sive feature, and thoroughly Clm* Bailey lias sold ins prop on the side, can all be opened. at 50c and $1.19, new goods: protects the w orks from in ju ry and enables m e to H o o d R i v e r ; - O p » e g o n erty In 'Root’ s Addition to V. It. Electric lights have also been in lunch boxes and everything River, is the guest of Mr, and sell you a superbly accurate and durable solid , R ro ok s to go into them ready here. — Mrs. Stanley Eastman, at Fair gold watch fo r al*>ut h alf the price ordinarily Offee Phone, 1081. Res. Phone, 333. stalled in the building. mont Ranch. ■ paid fo r such a timepiece. Strauss. I jmk I clearing toolgof all kinds. D id you e v e r com e hom e I have been too busy to get .up . James Sheldon has returned O rder one N O W . Sent by prepaid express. Notice to Taxpayers. to such a scene as this ? Is W. E. (Tow n. a regular sale, hut I place on from a visit, to Portland. SUMMONS GEO. F. NEW HOUSE your w ife wearing herself out Tii ' Board o f Equalization for Wasco C. 1 . i\ , hi .a, o f Portland, sale Saturday i.he following bar-1 In the Circuit Court of the State of ------------^ ------------ at such drudgery? County, Oregon, will meet at the JEWELER AND OPTICIAN spent hist Sunday on his ranch gains, and more items will be Oregon for Wasco County. county court house on the second Mon E. M. Ulmer and family left The Dalles, - Oregon eas; of town. added each day as I run across Al.VAH M. J lA N IE I- S , day in September, being the 14th day Wednesday morning for Mis- thereof, for the purpose o f examining Plaintiff, D on ’t w a it until this back Pm Veatcli returned to Mo- them: All the ladies’ washable! isouri, where Mr. Ulmer has been and equalizing the several assessments j £ 1 « WOW N M M M M tH * * » ( ! « < t - VS. breaking strain shows in her sier yesterday, after a summer waists, worth up to $2, go at 89c engaged to teach school. for said county, and will remain in -many o f these just received: a Joseph Ft. k > p. Clara A. Keep, hiss- i face and figure. spent in the Valley. session for one week, or longer if nec band and wife; S. M. Mills, Kather new lot of (toys' wash suits, essary. ine Mills; William C. Borchers; A. 3 T IIE DALLES, OREGON t Printing tnd Developing done worth $1.50 and $2, go at 89c.: Notice of Sheriff’s Sale All persons feeling aggrieved at any j M. Stearns; John Reagan, and Oliver at the Drug Store. 1 I description or valuation, will take no- W a s h e r r e m o v e s a ll the new lot o f corsets worth $1.25, ‘ M. Hickey, drudgery of washday, saves the tice'that all complaints must lie filed In the Circuit Court o f the State of 2 BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL Mr. and Mrs. J. K. McGregor at 78c.; odd lot o f corsets, large Defendants. clothes and the expense of wash* with said Board during first week of 1 FOR GtKI.S day help. entertained at dinner and cards sizes, at 15c: Wyandotte Wash 1 To J ohn R kaoan , S. M. M i u . s and Oregon for Wasco County. saiii meetings. Complaint* may be J K äth e k in k M il l s , defendants F. G. S m ith , ing Powder, 25c sack for 15c.; last Saturday evening. For Particulars apply to $ filial either in person or by agent. above named: t’laintitf, You can 2 i J as . A. D a v is , Peter Knoll came up from new fine mesh hair nets, 5c.; In the Name o f the State o f Oregon, I S IS T E R S U P E R IO R * v.s. t r y th e Assessor. new wide brocaded velvet, 15c. Portland last Saturday and spent You are hereby required to appearand P hillip K nkchtlky andZuLA K. nhcht - •f«ti«(l»lhM )<«>iie<<eS>IKM i«M k9(,«>li4M + , T HOR LKY, Hie first o f the week on his place per yard; new figured “ Wool 1 answer the Complaint in the above en- in your Crepe,” 13c per yard; odd lots j titled suil now on file with the Clerk of Defendants. home for near town. o f shoes, were tip to $3, at 85c the above entitled Court, within six ItY V IR T U E o f an execution, decree ' 15 DAYS Many dainty pieces o f fancy for this sale; hooks and eyes, lc. | weeks from the date o f the first pub and order o f sale, duly issued out of China at (Tow n's. . Buy one card of Wilson Hooks lication o f this summons upon you, uni! and under the seal o f the Circuit Court j you are hereby notified that if you fail o f the State o f Oregon, for the County i Mrs. Kate Kemp, o f Hood and Eyes and 1 will give to appear and answer said Complaint, o f Wasco, to me directed ami dated tile Telephona Summer as hereby required, the plaintiff will 25th day o f July, 1914, upon a decree River, visited here on Wednes you a card free. i fo r a ma - odd lots, about apply to the Court for the relief de for the foreclosure o f a certain mort- 1 day with her sister, Mrs. Jas. underwear, •’ chine today one-half price. Men’s white | manded in the Complaint herein, to- gage, amj judgment rendered and en Cherry. . I wit: tered in said Court on the 23rd day of F. .). Richards, o f Lincoln, handkerchiefs, 2 for 5c: men’s That that certain judgment procured July, 1914, in the above entitled cause, ELECTRIC WIRING & SUPPLY CO. Nel>., arrived on Tuesday for a blue or red handkerchief’s, 6 for by defendant John Reagan against in favor o f tile Plaintiff and against Hood River, Oregon month’s visit, with Iiis daughter, 5c; Armour’ s and Columbia Best Joseph R. Keep in the Justice’s Court tiie Defendants, Phillip Knechtley and Hams, 25c per lb. Strauss, the o f Multnomah County, Oregon, living ' 7.ula Knechtley, as judgment debtors, in Mrs. II. E. Birkner. First National Bank Building in the sum o f $133.00 and the further the sum o f $1500.00, with interest Store for Bargains. New work a Specialty. Repair Grangers, don’ t forget that sum o f $30.Of» as costs and attorney’s thereon from the 16th day o f July, work done. Estimates furnished fees, whicti was on Hie 15th day o f 1911, at tiie rate o f ten per cent the next regular meeting of All work guaranteed. March, 1913, filed with the County annum, and the further sum o f $ 150 as Notice of Sheriff’s Sale Mosier Grange will lie held on Clerk o f Wasco County. Oregon, and attorney's fees, and the further sum Saturday, Sept. 5th. by him docketed in Volume " D ” of — LO C A L — ;: Poor M am m a! Put A Stop To It Now A THOR Electric Middieswarf & Marsh FREE Contractors and Builders i i In ttu* Circuit Court o f the State of thi' Judgment Docket o f seid Wasco Oregon for Wasco County. County, Oregon under the index letter A. W. Mohr, Ueu Pumlt, and Ross “ K ” , he decreed to lie a cloud upon Everett, as Trustees o f The Dalles plaintiff's title to the following de Aerie No. 156, Fraternal Order of scribed rent property situated in Was Eagles, t o County, Oregon: Plaintiffs, Miss Grace Robinson, who lias been visiting her aunt. Mrs. Jas. Cherry, returned Wednes day afternoon to her home in Portland. j The East H alf o f thv Northwest Mrs. Geo. Kraus, who visited " I ! Quarter and the North H alf of the Callie 1!. Koontz, and Callie 1!. Koontz here liiis week with her daugh us Administratrix o f the Estate o f Southwest Quarterof Section 3. Town ter. Mrs. J. T. Davenport, has J. W. Koontz, deceased, Elton 0. ship U South, Range II East, W. M. returned to her home at The And, The Southeast Quarter o f See- Koontz and Della Koontz, Ella 0 Dalles. Chambers and J. I. Chamber«, Her lion 28, in Township 5 South. Range II Mrs. L. Arthur Gates and lit- tle daughter arrived last night from Portland to spend a month with her sister, Mrs. W. G. Gloyd. W. E. Huskey and w ife re turned yesterday from a trip thru tin' Willamette Valley. Ap- pui'i n11v Lice is better satisfied with Mosier than ever and glad to get hack. Th<t Mi :ses Violet Young and Jean Bates, who have been vis- ¡ting Miss Marion Gloyd, re turned > i ;i< da v to their home in Cori lami \Iiss Marion ac cora pani "d them to Hood River. I ad\ i e buying corn meal, oat meal, can starch, syrups and l’ic <• while von can get them al the Id prices. They have al- •e.id\ advanced wholesale prices. Oli\ 1 i an I chipped heel’ too. Strauss. tlm II. Koontz, Maude (i. Ehraam I East, W. M,. And that the said tran and Holmes K. Ehrsam, Florence C. script o f judgment he cancelled in so Koontz. W. N. Wiley* wild Valtlomar far as it purports to be a lien on or Iiidell, administrator Jc bonis non o f l claim agaiimt said real property, the Estate of Kinil Hedber#. I)e That said certain judgment procured ceased, !>y defendants S. M. Mills and Kather Defendants. in«* Mills against Joseph it. Keep, «.»t By Virtue of an execution, decree al. in the (Jlilted States District Court and order of sal»», duly issued out of for the District o f Oregon, being in and under the s»*al of the Circuit Court the sum o f $3293.70 and the further of the State o f Oregon, for the County sum o f $227.68 as costs and attorney’s o f Wasco, to me directed and dated the fees which was on the 10th day o f Sep 28th day o f July, 1914, U|H>n a decree | tember, 1012. filed with the Count' for the foreclosure o f a certain mort Clerk o f Wasco County, Oregon, and gage, and judgment rendered and ei.- j by him docketed in Volume “ D” of lered ill sai.l Court, Oil the 281 h rlay o f! t|u. Judgment Docket o f Wasco Coun- July, 1911, in thè «bove entitlcd cause ty, Oregon, tinder the index letter in f»vnr o f thè plaintitf and agiiinst ■‘ K ,’ ’ lie decreed to bt a cloud upon thè ilefemlants, Callie II. Koontz |>er- plaintiff's title lo the above described ammlly, and Callie B. Koontz ns judg- real properly, and that the said tran inent ilebtor, in thè sinii o f $1200.00, script o f Judgment be cancelled in so willi interest tliereQO front March 25. far as il pinqiorts to lie h lien on or a 1913, ut thè rate o f 8 per cent per nu claim i,gains! the above described real mmi; for thè further suoi o f $29.15 property. with interest thereon fixnn Aprii lo. The date o f Ihe first publication o f 1914, ut thè rate of 6 per eent per ari- i Ibis summons is the 2ltli day o f July. numi ami for (he forther som o f $125 191 ». attorney fees, ami thè forther som o f This Summons is published for $18.(MI costo and dishuraements, ami consecutive weeks in the Mosier Bul accruiug costa, ami costa o f and upon letin hy an order o f the Honorable W. ibis writ. ami commamling me lo make I .. Bradshaw, Judge o f the above e n .sale o f thè reai property embraced in titled Court, niHde in bis offices al I’hr sudi deeree o f foreelosure ami herein Dalles, Oregon, on the 21st dnv of allei' ileseribed, I will, on thè 19di day July. (914. o f September, 1914, al Ihe hnurnf3:(M) R k n n k t t . S in n o t t * G a l l o w a y . o'eloek ìli Ihe Hftemoni) o f said day. Attorneys for I’laintitf. and al thè front door o f thè County R. .1. Taylor came tip from' Portland this week to make ar- l'angem- nts for moving his ftim- ily to that city. Mr. Taylor is now employed in the Cortland Court House in Dalles City, Waseo otli -os of the () W. R. *& N. Go. County, Oregon, seti at puliiie auctiou as draftsman. 10 Ihe liigheat In.Idei', for Cash in homi, ■ .W . . ■ i— all thè righi, tuie and interest whirh thè defemlanta. o re ith e rn f tliem, timi 011 thè 25th day of March, 1910. Die day thè mortgugo forectoaed herein, The Dalles Chronicle says that or wlileh such defendanta or ani of (In* forest rimger at Mt. Lookout them bave silice aequired, or non bave station, west of Dufur. called. in and lo thè foUowiug dearrihed reai priqiertv. situateli and lieing in Waseo 8 ci tary lliil of the Business County. Oregon, to-wit: Men's s.-oeiatiou Wednesday af- The South noe haif o f thè Northwest ti rnoon and asked for a dozen quarter of Sedioli Two (2) and thè Ineu to tight lire. The request Southeast quarter o f thè Northeast was complied with and the men quarter and thè Northeast quarter of thè Southeast quarter o f Sedioli Three left on No. 17 for Hood River. (8) in Township One (11, South o f A telephone conversation with Itaoge Eleven (111 East o f thè Wdiam tin- ranker yesterday disclosed e li ' Meridian, and containing One the fact that the li*v is a had one llumlred and Sixty aerea, more or I. <. and is near the Stanley-Smith or ss mudi o f said propertv as » i l i salisfy said judgment and derive, with him V r mill, being a continua costa and a.'cruing costa. tion o f th e one which started Said property will Ite soli! subjeot to hack . ( aseade Locks. The lire eontirmation and redemption as by la » line is somethin).' like 25 miles providist. lo n g and seven distinct crew s o f j Dal ed at Dalles City, Waseo County. Oregon, Uiia 28tli day o f Juiy, 1911. fire tighter* an* in the field at j I.KVI C hkism an . 4 LINt Jr FIRE 25 MILES LONG present. | tjh-riir of Wusco County, Oregon. Mosier Book Store Garries everything (hat you cannot liml at tin* other s t (»res: — All kinds o f paper goods. A nice line of Stationery, 1'oilet goods. Mirrors, Nail, Hair, Tooth Brushes. and ('lollies A large a s so r t in e n t of leather Goods, Jewelry. Watches, ( ’ ocks, and all kinds o f jewelry repairing. You cannot heat our prices anywhere. o f $17.00 costs, and the costs o f and upon this Writ, and commanding me to make sale o f the real property embraced in such decree o f fore- ! closure and hereinafter described, I will, on the 19th day o f September, 1914, at the hour o f 2 o'clock, in the i afternoon o f said day. and at the front j door of the County Court House in Dalles City, Wasco county, Oregon, sell at public auction to the highest bid- , der for cash in hand, all the right, title j and interest, which the Defendants, Phillip Knechtley and Zula Knechtley or either o f them had on the 16th day o f j July. 1910. the date o f the mort gage foreclosed herein, or which such Defendants or any o f Die Defendants herein, have since acquired, or now i have in or to the following described real property, situate and being in ! »Vasco County, Oregon, to-wit: That certain tract o f land beginning at a point 2231 feet east o f the southwest | corner o f Block Two (2) Hostetler's Addition to Dalles City, and in .¡ne with the south side o f said block two; Thence east in line with tiie south side o f said block two 1361 feet; Thence north 120 feet to a point in line with lia' south side o f alley in said block two: Thence west in line with said; south side o f said alley o f said block two. 100.9 feet to a point 259.1 feet < east o f the northwest corner o f lot 12 in sai t block 2; Thence south 16 . deg west along the line o f the County road, j known as G Street, to the place o f lie- | ginning, o r so much o f said property as will satisfy Haiti judgment and de cree. with costs and accruing costs. Said property will be sold subject to continuation and redemption as by law pruv ided. Dated at 'The Dalles. Oregon, this 2’>th day o f July. 1914. I. i m C h k is m a n , Sheriff o f Wasco County, Oregon. Phone 119 W allowa Park Lake Mosier, Oregon Near Joseph, Oregon, in the Powder River moun tains, reached only via E G O F ifc lN G T O N RAILROAD N a v ig a t io n C o . is an i d e a l lake and mountain resort. Live out o f doors. Breathe pure, invigoratinK air. Enjoy tiie pursuit of nature-given pleasures. Tickets on sale every day at ONE AND CoE-THIRO FARE for the round trip. For full particulars, ask any agent of the O -W R. & N . Pacific Power & Light Co. ’A L W A Y S A T YOUR SERVICE.” Advertise in the Bulletin—It Pays n r a o u i t HKSMMSR & :zm hst N ew Fall Goods Clothes for Men Ar«' arriving daily and it will he to your interest to see what we have lie- fort» making your purcliasos for Fall. All the newest weaves in. Fall dress goods suitable for any and all occasions. A splendid lot of New Coating Materi als. New Suitings. New White Goods, New Curtain Materials, New Silks and Wash Goods, al the very lowest prices. W’lty hay out-oi-seusoii slut]’ at a sup posed reduction when you can buy the new. fresh, crisp goods direct front the mills at the same or a lower price? We invite \on to call and see the tie g-xsts. Make this your headquarters. You are always welcome, whether you wish to I miv or not. Nev Hart, Schaffner & Marx and Ciothcraft clothes for men. We mean for these to give . mi satisfaction and we stand hack of every one. You take no chances in buying our suits. We know that we are giving you the very biggest values that it is possible for anyone to get, and the manufacturer stands for the all wool material superior work manship and finish. They hold their shape and look well until they are com pletely worn out. There is no need in having ><>.ir suits tailored especially for you in order that you get a fit. I f you will give us a chance to show you, we will fit von perfectly and save you from s.S to $10 on your suit besides. We carry suits for the very slender, the short, the tall and the extremely stout. New Fall styles and patterns now in. School Suits for School Boys Is what we wish to show you. We have a most complete line o f newest weaves and styles, with prices to suit your »pocket hook Extra trousers in all ages, suitable for school wear, for 45c. 50c. 65c. 75c ami up. Our SHOE D E P A R T M E N T was nev er in lietler shane to supply vour needs. New Fall Stock now in. See our Excel lent line o f School Shoes f<>r Boys and Girls. They have the style and also the wearing qualities that is most needed for school wear, and our prices are the lowest. READY I’D-WEAK DRESSES FOR GIRDS O f Gingham. Madras and Worsteds. Neatly made ami finished. From 45c tip. 2nd Floor. THE PARIS , H O O D R IV E R S L A R G E S T A N D B E S T S T O R E &
