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About Mosier bulletin. (Mosier, Or.) 1909-19?? | View Entire Issue (Oct. 9, 1914)
1 r:4 i î i J NEW BüiLGíNu CCCl'PiEO ANXIOUS MOMENTS. PROHIBITION’S DISMAL OF FAILURES The Mosier Valley Bank open ed for business Monday morning j October 5th, in its new building. T h e management of the bank ; ♦ > wishes to thank all its customers j and friends for their business I and good will in the past that [ Maine has ju st elected a governor and a majority o f legislators upon ! K have made possible the erection W. F. LARA IVA Y, a platform opposed to statewide prohibition and pledged to sub ]f of the new building. The inten-j HOOD RIVER. ORE. J lion and aim o f the bank in the! mit to the people at the next general elec lien a local option past has been to afford accom modation that will assist in the taw. Opposed to these successful candidates were aspir Good time to buy your Xmas growth and development of this presents ( larke Jewelry Co., town and surrounding district, ants seeking office on a statewide prohibition platform i at Hood River, is SELLING OL I The |,,,|ie for the future is that I Saw Filini» ; AI COST. the new and enlarged quarters Cross cut saws and hand saws Fred Templemiere and John will better enable the bark to s ä i ß i n o i i , ¡S C R Y I N G L O C A L C P put in excellent condition. Work Huskey left yesterday for Ark- render this service. The bank 1 guaranteed. See ,ansas, where they will visit welcomes all old friends to its' J ohn B jork . | friends. j new building and hopes to add Verm ont t ie n in 1 .8 5 0 , r e p e a le d it in 1 0 0 3 , “ tried i t ” 5 3 y e a r s Mrs. S. H. Maddock o f Port- new friends from day to day. tt 44 44 44 44 44 44 N ew Hampshire 1 8 5 5 , “ 1 9 0 3 , 4 8 Corn For Sale 'land, is spending a month at Le- Friends from surrounding ter- 44 44 44 44 Michigan 44 1 S 5 5 , “ 1 8 7 5 , 2 0 Leave orders at Bulletin office. howa, with her sister Mrs. Ed. ritory are urged to drop in the 44 44 44 44 C onnecticut E. Howe. bank when in town and look over' A rthur K uhn . 1 8 5 4 , “ 1 S 7 ‘> , 1 8 44 44 New stock eastern buckwheat the new quarters. All are as-' 44 44 44 R hode Island 1 8 5 2 , “ 1 8 6 3 , , flour, Albers Peacock Pancake sored that it will be a pleasure; For Rent Reasonable 44 44 44 44 44 44 Massachusetts 1 SOD, “ 1 8 7 5 , 6 flour, wheat hearts, etc, just re- to show them the new building' Four room house. Inquire at 44 44 44 44 44 44 South Dakota 1 8 9 0 , jceived. Strauss. and it is hoped the added con -1 “ 1 8 9 3 , 6 Cider Factory, Mosier. 44 44 44 44 44 Wilma Rordan is first, B oyd' veniences will be made use of j Alabama 1 9 0 8 , “ 1 9 1 1 , 3 Thrift is second and Helen Blash t'^ely. The extra room provides j 44 44 44 44 Nebraska 44 For Sale. 1 8 5 5 , “ 1 8 5 8 , 3 is third on last week’s count in a Uace where persons may meet! 44 44 44 Gasoline wood drag saw, 3 1-2 44 44 Illinois 44 1 So Í , “ 1 8 5 3 , 2 the baby contest. Strauss. to close a business deal or may j horse power, practically new. j (< < < Iowa il 4‘ ( b y m u lc t la w ) 1 8 0 3 , 1 8 8 1 , J. Said arrived from Sherwood ,lm' ’ in h<‘ n havin«' 8ome sPare 1 2 For further particulars write to time. All an* welcome to make N ew Y ork on Wednesday and will spend a 1 S t » , sta tu ti was declared unconstitutional C. C. Piper, Mosier, Ore. use of these accomodations. few days here looking after his a Indiana 1 St,D, place south of town. Notice O hio 1851 ? and annulled it by License T ax Law BANKS FOB PAN-AMERICA Mrs. J. E. Calloway who has Until further notice my head W isconsin statute vetoed by governor quarters will be at the Mosier (been visiting friends in Hood Leading New York business, Valley Bank, where I shall he River, returned on Wednesday concerns report a marked im- | pleased to transact business with to her home at Ortley. my customers. H. M. W est . Mr. and Mrs. Bert Palmer a r-! ,,rovernent in Kene,al businessj rived from Portland Tuesday c,,n,l,tl,," s; which have beenj For Sale. morning fo ra week’s visit with n,0,'e or ,ess disarranged since One or two heavy farm teams, Mrs. Palmer’s sister, Miss A. tl,e °*,enln« ot tll(! European; m i a f t *» p war. All agree that commercial ! from 2800 to 3200 pounds, with Shogren JL ¡tl/ÜAsS . 3 1-4 inch wagons and farm har ‘ County School Superintendent ’ disturbances following the war, ness. Write G. P. Morden, Mos Clyde T. Bo..... y spent several i scare are bemir adjusted to meet | Defeat o f the proposed prohibition amendment has no effect on the present efficient local option ier, Oregon. days this week visiting o u r the unusual conditions. The Na or hom e rule law. school and the schools in adjoin tional City Bank has already es tablished three branch banks in Lost ing districts. S o u t li American countries, October 2nd, probably at the 4R S Tr & John Denny and Clay Harvey, t i l < 1 tM W through which American ex- station at Mosier, a ladies’ black two former Mosierites, now liv- , , , „ , . j change can be handled as a sub hand bag containing money anil # % ing at Umatilla, were in stitute for the Bank of England I other valuables. Finder will re I this week en route home from j exchange heretofore used exclu- Paul A dvcrti-,cm om -T ;xnayors and W age Fa mars' League o f Oregon, Portland, Ore. ceive suitable reward by leaving trip to Portland. Isively in the South American bag and contents at Bulletin o f | More new shoes came in, shoes tra(le. Large American import-1 fice. lot vveai, shoes I o r comtort, jug concerns in New York report; kcbohem i For Sale shoes at a price saving, shoes that they are beginning to re-j “ S ch oolin g in youth should in variably be d ir c e f c l to prepare a person in the Lest way If this is what you ceive shipments o f coffee, bides, Meals A t A ll Hours Five acres of fruit land five for style. for the bust p m ia n .-n t occu p a tion tor w hich le.1’—P resident C. W . K liot. miles from Mosier. Four and a want come and see our shoes. and oilier South American pro-; The Tombstone h e is capab Leading varieties o f fruit This is the Mission of the BAKERY half acres in 2 and 3 year old Strauss, ducts and that they believe that ; trees for commercial and CONFECTIONERY man apple trees. For information, C. L. McKenna of Portland, within a short time this trade! home planting. SOFT DRINKS terms, etc., address spent several days on his fruit will he almost normal, as previ-j Forty-Jxth School Year Opens Can supply you with any P eter H erron , ranch last week. ." . TOBACCO He expressed ous to the war. New York fin-j CIGARS I 5 E P T E flB riR 18th, 1014 thing in this line at most F. A. MASSEE, Mosier, Ore. himselfas well pleased with the uncial men say that the action of! * Write for illustrateJ loo-page Book- V. K. LINDBURG, £> let, " I HH I.IFH C.AHHKR,” and lor Cata- reasonable price?,. •*--------------------------------------------- fruit crop both as to quantity the National City Bank provid- j j log containing full information. Want a Home in Portland? and quality. ingixchange facilities through STURGESSB ldg , MOSIER, O re Oregon ? D f^ ree Courses — AGRICULTURE : Hood River J Agronomy, Animal Hust-andry , Da iry H us- What have you to trade in thej A ruling has been made by the their new branches in South Am Try Him and Phone Odell 146. X bandrv. Poultry Husbandry, Horticulture. H B H H B way of town property for good government that a numerical erica is likely to make New 5 Agriculture for Teachers. FORESTRY, g L o g g in g e n g in e e r in g . H oaxe E c o - residence property in Portland ? count of apples need not be York exchange as acceptable to Domestic Science, Domestic Art be Convinced S 2^ NOMICS: DR. H. L. HUMBLE Give details ol what you have, stamped on the box, but that South American men by the ENGINEERING: hiectricai, Irrigation, tmammmrwsuaKt.. .-¿¡es S* Highway, Mechanical, Chemical. Mining. ami what you want. Address, the cubic contents must be stat- time the war is ended, and they Ceramics. COMMERCE. P H A R M A C Y . predict that this w ill mean that Purtlaml Home, care of Bulletin, ed or stamped on the package. I n du strial a r t s . PHYSICIAN a n o SURGEON Voeo'ior.tl 0«rvt-A gricu ltu re, Dairy Mosier, Oregon. The Mosier Ride Club lias just New York is very likely to be a ing, Home Makers’ Course. Industrial Ê financial center of equal import HOOD RIVER : OREGON received from the Uemington- Arts. Forestry, Busine-s Short Course. BtKNETI, SINNDÍT 5 GÍLIGWAY ance with London, through which School o f Music—Piano, String, Band, Arms Union Metallic Cartridge All kinds of lanterns and Hash- Voice Culture. Will practice in Mosier and for many years the commerce j Attui neys-At Law company, of Bridgeport,Connec Farmers Business Course by M .il Free. lights at Cbown’s. May be reached by long dis A d dress T H Ii K K O IS T R A R , ticut, seventy pounds of paper of the western hemisphere is G e n e r a l P r a c t ic e J. E. Cole was a mid-week rtw 7-15 to 9-9) C orva llis, O re g o » targets, suitable f o r 22 ride passed. ? tance phone. Home phone 61. School Text Books a n d visitor at Portland. THE DALLES, - OREGON I practice. f School Supplies of all kinds. S K ’ r tt.r Cauliflowers, green peppers, .lust received, another lot o f j i Wednesday, September 1-llh, celery. Strauss. samples o f those good work! 1 s t . M A R Y ’S ACADEM Y^ II will give 5000 extra votes with Sugar is down to $7 a sack I each 25c sale of pickles, vinegar, gloves, medium and heavy wool B o o k s and Magazines. $ THE DALLES, OREGON £ | H. G . K Ì 3 B C E „. i maeciiioni, „ ............ • syrup, .. , socks from the (unions Kipon hic- for cane sugar at Strauss. J _________ 5 S Stationery and Novelties; I 11 oread, crack- * Roofing, tarred felt and build ers, cocoa. Beechnut goods, sal tory, wbivli I have marked with 5 BOARDING a n d d a y SCHOOL j? . H atclies and Clocks, Lealh- NOTARY p u b l ic er and Toilet goods. ing paper, sold hy Chown. ad and olive oil, blankets, men’ s my usual reduced prives and re I f r o n ir c ^ r r-Tl?l GIRLS member the best leather goes ET Mr. and Mis. E. A. Race visited sliirls, tios and handkerchiefs. ♦ For Particulars apply to “i into the sample lines. Strauss. Shoes made to order. We retail MOSIER O regon Portland the tirst o í tlie week. SI ranas. Subscriptions taken for Men’ s and Boys Shoes. Repair g S I S T E R i S î U U t P - ’ E t î R R I O U R K g Wagón covers a n d bolsler H yon are nol biiving your all magazines and papers. Statement of Ownership. Man ing neatly done while you wait. Springs for your apple liauling. groceries Itere and Hiere is anv Clubbing rates can be had. agement, Circulation, F.tc. Prices reasonable and all work DAVID ROBINSON, M. D. See Chown. reason, tell us. we want tliebus- Of Moiivr Mull,’tin. pulilialivil weekly I Bring in your eggs and cord- ln,‘ss l,nd are prepared to get il :t( Mosier. Oregon, required by the Act guaranteed O.-W . W. <£ N. l ime Table Ti You cannot beat Mosier Physician and Surgeon of August 24, ID 12. woim I and get tlie liigliest market (,,i a''iraight busiin ss Imsis EAST BOUND WEST BOUND Joseph Amore prices in any o f these lines. I’ L ¡tor, - - 1 1 . G. kibbee good goods. good servire. prive prive at Si rauss. No. 2 10:15 a.m. No. 1. 2:40 p.m. - " M o s ie r - - O regon 310 Union St. The Dalles saving ¡imi generai satisfaetion. Managing FMitor, No. 8 6:54 p.m. No. 7. 7:22a.ni. S E E L IN G l)U T A T COS I'! Teli Slrauss your groeerx trmih- Husim ss Manager C la r e e jk w e l r y C om pan v . Publisher - ** les. Owner - “ llood River, Oregon. ~-u [ ■» * ~ y. c .:*.~— ..." -« ) - • . Tliis year every penny counts. Known bomiholtiers, morie agues, and liauling and draying attemled Shoes for lod'es and Clo thes Pro tec do n New Millinery no ndvance on nutnv lines bere. other security holders, holding 1 per to promptly, cali and see Husk< y cent or more of total amount of bonds, The xv ord “ guaranteed’ ’ sometimes I bouglil imiiiv ines niontlis l>uek mortgages, or other seeuritn s: These hats represent the latest ideas at Mosier Livery and FeedStalile. Children for your protection. Bring in •I. N. Mosier. (in*. Chamberlain, ,1. is not worth much to the customer, es in tailored Millinery modes and poss« s Mis. Ilnnmwn arrived from Our line o f shoes is the largest in yotir w inter bill of groceries and M Klliott. !.. I.amb, of Mosier, Ore., till the smart and becoming lines distinc pecially when he knows nothing about South Dakota Friilay to visitber lei me giu* uni my rock bottoni and Fred Wilson, of The hall« s. Ore. tlie c ty and xve mark our prices the tive o f fine millinery of fine silk velvet the manufacturer. But the guarantee Bou Henry at Fir. II. (i. KlHBH . lowest. Ladies’ Shoes that you pay (ìgures. A ou xx ili timi 1 boat out in close fitting turbans and medium and Owner. SI.5«> and >5. 0 J for xve sell you for S4.00 on every Clothvraft suit or Overcoat Ray Sturgess of l ’ortland, xx as the maiI onior liouses on a gen large sailor styles, showing trimmings Swori. t*' and subscribed before me others I hat you pay -^3.75 to $4.50, we a week-eiul visitar líete vvitli rel means more to you because we stand omi bill. St rauss. Il i . sixth day of October. UM 1. of feathers and ribbons. X- ill s >11 you at $3.50and so on down the ativos and fríends. ( m ai 1 ! . . J. Merrill, Notary Public. back o f il ourselves. We know xvbat As mnny poople bave beoti so School hats for children and Misses. line. We aim to give you the biggest M\ commission empires Sept. lt>. UU6. A. M. Roop vvas atiemling to Clothvraft is. Iiexv it is made, xvhal kind busv, I bave decided lo continue All at most reasonable prices. Cal! and value that is put into a shoe. We mean L<> business inattcrs at the como of xvool is ust*d, what good service it niV baby coniost until Saturila.! see them. Second door. to make them give satisfaction and want ty seat on Wednesday. OVER e s YEATS* will give. Therefore, when we sell a Nmeinlicr 21 lo vive all chance yo t to let us know if they fail. Queen * * EXPERIENCE suit of Clothcra't xu* are glad to add Mis. Sarali McVey returned to vote for their favorite baby. C - -----' ------------------------------ interweight l nder- Q talitv and American Lady shoes for our guaranty to that u the makers. If from a fortnight’s xisit v ith li, r I xvill nlso gii e a baby crii) tiie ladies: Buster Brown and Security you are not satisfied xmi e: n hold us re- «laugliter al The Dalles. wcar for Women blaukot to tlu* 2ml and 3rd on Shoes f i* children and Misses. 1 sponsible ami x. e -> ■ to it tbiit you Mis. W. D. Ilolly o f |)i\on, thè fin al coutil. St rauss. -2 R Separate gai im-nls or unit t suits in I are no, t be looser. Kvnvmber Ibis w ben STORM RUBBERS to fit all the Illinois, is llore visitirg i TRAOt iVlAfiSU Dr. S . W S i i l a 11 . a f »rinor i cs wool ami cotton, with high or low neck, | you come in to loon at our new Fall and different asts for Ladies' Children’* C ~'CNS ilaughter, Mrs. C. t¡. Nicliol. C ,)-)'.' .H-9 Ac. id< nt of Mosier. u h., si di bus xx ith longer short sleeves. We luxe 1 Winter i h i m I ; s at - 1 (K) and up. an-i . ien’ s Shoes. W. S. Nichol and la; i i i y . of pioperl v intere fs li-re, spelli one of the largest assortments xx e ever ■ I. IIAKLIB v TK on l*»l : :l , llood River, pent Sumlnx he re in st Saturd.iy and S ; -da' w ith ha-1, the larges; in the city. We know ■*. . Mi. a .V X *. receive yv i til bis brother C. G. N cliol. rr~ t t v a /a ¿ T r i j {~A l’rietids Do,* Iris. Ilio pasl year, that we can please >o,i in every way. M .1. Oliphant and wil’e spetil he-a engnged i n Cliimpractic l’ rtc s 1 lie lo,x est. HWHS*. lasl h'rida;, and Satuntay at i > ivi» ., :u Sino ord Sprir*. s\\ ,- U> Bux your wet x.er.tlicv xxe.ira ■ s of Dalles, ulteiuling lile 1 .br d inyfori. ami stati-s tl.at he xvili the Paris 1 air and \ oil'll save no m \ HOC R I V E R S L / R G L ^ T av ND B E S T S ‘ : O x E ; - r<j ; ï i 9,- v 5J V.ufc If.... .1 i < U. >» I w 3 \ R odeo. suo a open an oliice of bis ou n. Hl* I i> *>. ("ii y M .. W u k lL td ■« IN V« I f you carry an unreliable timepiece, you have a good many such moments. If your watch needs attention bring it { to us. We can truthfully say you will be f more than pleased with Our work. J Dependable work and satisfied custom ers are our best advertisements. FIFTEEN SPLENDID EASTERN STATES HAVE EXPLODED FALSE THEORY — LOCAL — FOB 11 is; », Is Users any reason why Oregon è ï ± will Fifis freak legislation? Register befoi M OSIER REST« ay, October L. COMINI, ------- ------- i THE LIFE CASSER 15 For Sale OSSCim iLCOLlESE Mosier i Book Store I i St. Louis Shoe Shop. s i i y a fo r tu T 1 i 1 r P A R I S Sckö.hit j
