Mosier bulletin., October 16, 1914, Image 4

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ANXIOUS MOMENTS.
If
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
more than pleased with our work.
Dependable work and satisfied custom-
:► ers are our best advertisements.
Can supply you with any­
I thing: in this line at most
. reasonable prices.
HOOD R IV E R , ORE.
P Try Him and
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LOCAL —
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The Tombstone
------ man ------
W. F. LARAXVAY,
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L. COMINI,
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Wilma Itorden is first, Helen
Masher second, and Boyd Thrift
is third in the Baby Contest Ibis
week. Strauss.
A
be Convinced
i m f r~nrTrr7tnrgBCT
STATEWIDE PROHIBITION MEANS
BIGGER TA X ES
THEY’RE TOO BIG NOW!
Vote 333 X NO Against Prohibition
For Salt.
Gasoline wood iirag saw, 3 1-2
!p
John Helfrich, the Auburn
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JUDGE G ALLOW A V
horse power, practically new. . . .
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.For further particulars write to 1|1U1. carpenter, who Inis made
(Paid Advertising)
'< Mosier his home for the p a st:
C. C. Piper, Mosier, Ore.
: eight months, left Monday for
The office of Justice of the Su­
Leading varieties of fruit
his homestead in southeastern preme court is and should be
For Sale.
trees for commercial and
Crook
county.
where he will non-part i s<i n. Politics has noth-
One or two heavy farm teams,
from 2800 to 32i)0 pounds, with spend the winter and make final ing to do with the duties of the
home planting.
3 1-4 inch wagons and farm har­ proof.
office. The three hold over jus­
ness. Write G. P. Morden, Mos
I have received a car of flour tices are republicans. There are
F. A. MASSEE,
ier, Oregon.
and feed from the fatuous Dia- four additional justices to be
F very I hing else being
Defeat of the proposed prohibition amendment will have no effect
Hot Lake Manager Would Like 0100,1 Holler Mills, 1 am prepared elected.
Hood River
Oregon
itoseli
you
feed
at
a
reasonable
e,Iual-
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wouHl
onb
be
fair
that
upon the efficient home rule or local option statutes now in force,
Advance Notice of Arrival
price, and it is a well known 8,,me of these should be demo- Phone ( ),’ell 11G.
Person co ifMiilii'al ing a visit
and each community will continue to determine its individual
fact that this mill turns out the cr;ils.
Springs, Oregon,
stand on the matter o f granting licenses.
Judge Galloway has had ten
v\ ho require the service of a best mill feed. Try us tor your
years experience on the Circuit Vcrr
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next feed. Strauss.
ST. M A R Y ’S ACAD HM\ ]
wheel chair or other special con­
Paid A d v e rtis e m e n t T a x p a y e r« and W a g e E a rn e rs ' L eag u e o f O re g o n , P o rtla n d , Orejgoa«
bench, and was elected the sec­ a
venience, are requested by the
ESTIMATED STATEMENT
ond time in a district overwhel- 8 THE DALLES, OREGON
management to give notice of
arrival in advance, so that prop­ Of Current Expenses of the CJity |,1*l|K1y Republican by two thons- *
ajority.
nf Mosier,
\Li<w*r
, >■ ilio
1‘ niTiinl and mu
jo l it y .
l li is tci(*l. alone is S BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
of
for
the current
er care and attention may be as­
FOR GI'x’LS
evidence
of his ability,
year, prepared and filed by the strong
sured.
integrity
and
of
the
satisfactory
ft
For
Particulars
apply to
Common Council thereof, at
Cockerels for Sale
character
of
his
services
as
Cir-
ft
its meeting October 14. 1014.
S IS T E R SU P E R IO R
S. C. White Leghorn Tancred
cuit Judge. However, his strong- ft
stock, S. C. Rhode Island Reds, S atafie, o f C ity ôttie#*ria fo r th e current year: ( . ' S t c l i U l U lot* this position ¡S Ills
Ladd stock. Attractive prices Recorder
» 120.00 great store o f good common
for immediate sale.
Mayerdale Tr.m»urer
30.00
ÌÌO.00 ! sense, and his kindly nature and
Orchards, Mosier, Oregon.
understanding of men and af­
C ity S tr e e t L ig h liQ g .
G00.00
Notice
12.IHI : fairs.
C ity H all I.iW iti'ik
The day lias come when
B.00 i
I am now making all kinds ()f F u el fo r C ity H all
we want more common sense
¡dO ¡LUI
Stationery. books ami off!«-» s u p p lie - for
cider. Price 20c per gallon,
and humanity and less techni­
C ity Recorder
If taken by the barrel.
S tationery, books and office s u p p lie s fo r
cality in our courts.
T reasurer ........
C. A. H ack , Mosier, Ore.
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A. S. B ennett ,
Station ery, Istoks and office Riipplies fo r
SEmasrsssim
M arshal................................
The Dalles, Oregon.
P. L. Arthur was a business For the im provem ent o f the streets and
School Text Books a nd
That’s w'hat the so-called ‘‘Water Front” hills, Numbers 328
road» in the City o f M o sier... .
visitor to the Dalles Monday.
School
Supplies of all kinds.
According to advices fr o m ft
and 330 will do if passed at the November election.
h
arranls outstan d in g, due and to be­
For that good cream cheese, W com
Washington, Oregon’s share of
e due during th e current year, as
Swiss or Lirnburger, try Strauss. follows:..................... .......... ),76#.7 b I the money received by the gov
Why make it impossible to build saw mills or any other indus­
To m eet unforneen rontinifeneies not
B o o k s and Magazines,
trial, labor producing plants on the rivers and bays of Oregon?
eminent from the forest reserves 8
Electric lamps and fixtures enum erated, lo per ce n t o f preceding:
e s tim a le .......................................................
2 W
).«u in this state amounts to $00.609, ?5 Stationery and Novelties;
carried at Chown’s.
5 Watches and Clocks, Leath-
That’s what the passage of these hills will do.
$3.270.78 and this amount will he immedi­ ....
Mrs. W. G. Gloyd left Sunday
a
er and Toilet goods.
ately
available
for
the
benefit
of
for a visit with relatives in Port­ STATE OF OREGON )
Why cripple the development of our great timber resources;
the schools or improvement of ft
COUNTY OF WASCO ) SS.
land.
ft
tvhy
cripple the future manufacturing of Oregon?
CITY OF MOSIER )
the roads in the counties in
Subscriptions taken for g
Potato diggers, forks, sack
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1, P. L. Arthur, the duly J which the forest reserves are U> ft all magazines and papers, w
twine, etc., at Chown’s.
That’s what will take place if the people vote yes on num-
Clubbing rates can be had. g
elected,
qualified and acting Re­ cated.
bers 328 and 330.
J. M. LeilerWas up from Port­
land yesterday looking after his corder of the City of Mosier, I
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Vote for
hereby certify that the foregoing
Why lock up the thousands of acres of overflow' lands border­
business interests.
ä You cannot heat Mosier 8
is a full, true and correct copy
ing
upon
the navigable waters of the States and its miles of water
A. IV. M O O R
3 prices in any of these lines. 5
It’s time for your new heating 0f the estimate for the tax levy
front
for
the benefit of future generations; why not let the pres­
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INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE
stove. Good line at Chown’s.
>04 KS4 t * >! re -iK s .
: « i )& t .’Ah' ICS
made by the Common Council of FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR
ent generation have some of Lhe benefit from the use of these
Hauling and draying attended the City of Mosier, at its meld­ Tho man o f ivcoriu / im I exjM iionet* and
lauds.
‘to promptly, call and see Huskey ing held on the 14th day of Oc­ ability and who is familiar with tin*
at Mosier Livery and Feed Stable. tober, P,)14.
Industries of all kinds will he driven from Oregon and intend­
lines and corners in all o f W asco.
In Testimony Whereof, I have county.
ing investors willlurn their backs upon the State if these so-called
"Schooling in youth should invariably be
A. W. Mohr, county surveyor,
d ii'v 'tc d to p ■ ire a p erso n in th e L est r a y
hereunto sel my hand and af­
( l*aid Advertisement)
“ Water Front” bills become laws. That; is why every man, wo­
t ■ I he L ' *•! p rm a 11c 111 o c c u p a tio n lor w h ic h
was a business visitor in town fixed the seal of the City of Mo-
h e is c a p a b le ." -P resid e n t C . W. K liot.
man
aiui child in Oregon will be adversely affected if these bills
Tuesday.
sier, this 14th day of October,
This is the Mission of the
W. A. HUSBANDS
are passed by the people in November.
Moil’s Stag shirts with detach­ 1914.
P. L. A r t h u r ,
Blacksmith
able slicker, front, back and
Oregon needs outside capital to develop its great natural re­
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City Recorder.
Forty*sixth School Year Opens
sleeves, something new, see
Horse Shoeing and General
sources
but w-e will drive it away if we pass Numbers 328 and 330
Strauss.
S r i P T E f l B E R 18th, 1014
on
the
ballot
at the November election.
Repair
Work.
Fifty thousand dollars contrib­
YVrile for illustrated 100-page Book­
Arthur Williams, of LaGrande,
ie;.
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LIFE
CAREER.”
and
for
Cata­
uted
by
Multnomah
county
citi-
Also agent for Corona Wool log containing lull information.
visited here yesterday with his
If these so-called "Water Front” bills are passed by tbe peo­
zens for the completion of the Fat for horses and cows. A cure
Pi-zree Courses — AGRICULTURE :
sister, Mrs. Geo. R. Wood.
ple,
a vast amount of property will l>e withdraw n from taxation in
Columbia River Highway in the for corns, conlracted hoofs, mud Agr uiuiiiv. Animal Husbandry, Dairy Hus-
baudrv. Poultry Husbandry, Horticulture.
this state and this great burden will he thrown upon the rest of
Dri-foot shoe oil waterproofs County will ho expended in the level' and sore shoulders.
Agriculture for Teachers. FORESTRY,
the taxable property, resulting in a heavy increase in everybody’s
your slmes. Ciiown.
I OCKÌINCÌ HV'.INl HUM). HOME ECO­
immediate future under the su­ M o s i e r .
IL: EGON n o .MIC.S: Domestic S, ience. Domestic Art,
taxes.
I may he a price cutter hut I pervision of the. stale highway
INOINI l-RlNti: Electrical, Irrigatili),
Highway, .lie hanlcal, Chemical. Alining
always do as I agree; get mj engineers. 'Phis donation it is
These bills are vicious; they are destructive of the very best
Ceramics. COMMERCE. PHARMACY.
new prices on the host lard. said w ill insure thecompleliou of
interests of the state; they ought not to become laws. The way to
I ndustrial a r ts .
Strauss.
I 0. .!/■ >itil i ’.vurr-Agriciilture. Dairy­
the grading on the highway this
defeat them is to vote “NO” 329 and 331.
ing. Home M iliers’ Course, industrial
year.
Walter Jeffreys arrived Sun­
Ar's. Forestry. H ;-.in.-ss Short Course.
OREGON COMMERCIAL PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION,
.v ;•.%>/ <•/' .If. 1 sic—Piano, String, Band
day evening from Brooklyn, N.
Voice t ulture.
YEON BUILDING,
PORTLAND, OREGON
Y., and will spend the winter
F.\rm«r»
Course bv Mail Free.
Paid Advertisement
h e n .1 with his cousin, Jas Mead.
MUltra* CHE KKCIHCKAB,
C o r v e lli« . O regon
Shoes made to order. We retail (tw T l'»!oO A )
I have knocked the bottom out
Men’s and Boys Shoes. Repair­
of the sugar market, get my
O.-W. R & N. Time Table
ing
neatly done while yon wait.
prices and slock up while the
EAST HOUND
WEST BOUND
Prices
reasonable
and
all
work
price is low. Strauss.
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10:45
n.m.
No.
I, 2:10 p.m.
guaranteed
1>. E. Wilson, a wheat farmer
No. 8 6:54 p.m. No. 7. 7:22a. m.
of Metolius, visited here the
Jose ph A m o r e
Will lie held at
first of this week with his broth­
vVT. iu".
310 Union St.
The D ..lies
THE ARMORY
er, O. Iv Wilson and family.
Wednesday, October 21, I w ill
give 5.000 extra voles with each
Be sure you have seen our excellent line
Dll. 11. I,. I »UMILI E
We ha ve pin vd a fine assortment of fall Drummer’s Samples in work and dress
2&csuleol Rice, Spices, Extracts, O t ’ T O l . K R 2(5 t o N O V . 1
Shoos,
sizes
6
to
7
1-2,
worth
$3.50
a
a
id
winter
dress
goods,
some
of
it
is
of NEW FALL MILLINERY before,
Axle grease, Gandies, Butler,
worth 7-V a yard, all wool and wool and pair, your choice for.........................$2.50
you make your selection of a new hat.
• Starch, Beans,Chimneys, I .amps, A representation of the whole I'aeilic
I’ll Y S It-I \ N (Mi SCUGKON
Not til west i illusili es, n .oute« s. il«
cotton mixed.
This would make up We have an excellent line of medium
'Coal oil, Dress Goods. Strauss. velopm ‘ul shown «»ti one t 1 «K>r. You
Our line is the largest in the city and
nicely for school dresses and lhe like.
and high topped shoes for this wet
IIOODRIYKR
:
OREGON
cunnot
aHTord
to
ini*.*
it.
our prices the lowest.
Hats, caps,
Mrs. W. C. Stone and little
\in her assort nent of all wool serge weather wear that will please you and
boo
Is
and
toques
for
women,
misses
son. Ford, left Tuesday niglil to FARE AND (>\E-TilIRI> FOR
Will practice in Mosier and
i-.aids. fancy weaves and plain colors, our prices are the lowest. Let us show
r u K r o u n d t r ip
Spend a fortnight with her hus­
and
children.
We
can
save
you
money
!’ s is a g indue baig; in. Nice, new, you how nicely we can fit you.
May lx1 reached by long dis
band al Spokane.
During her rickets nini information upon applica
erigili matt rial si,¡table for tailored
on your fall and winter millinery. Call
tance phone. Home phone *11.
absence, her daughter Leman t!«*u to any ;«>»♦• nt of tile
II! and di -sc
eecial the yard. 15c We have complete lines of w et weather
and see for ,\ourself.
wearables to lilt every want trom storm
will be a guest at Hotel Musi, r. Oregon W ashington
On, (>-<’/> <'»)(/ '¿aircoats
rubbers to hip boots.
W. I) Mathews an old and iv- R a ilro a .l tXr \ a v ig u tio n Co.
r. - C; » ii BI.VT
M flC k 'D
f lu ii
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jlM
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<>r I n-—made
spected resident of Mosier db
ar,1/ <
trict,was confined to his ii mu ¡it
and Cloth-
Peri Lusta Crochet cotton in Numbers
strongest <>f Hat for men in the best of style, shape
the lintel, siilfernig from hem
2'». 40 and 50; ecru color only; worth 10c
Ml
ial. workman- and coler. Hats in his lot in values up
ages of the lungs. He was anx­
to 15e a ball. Your choice while it lasts,
\ K FRY
(>.ir stock to e2: your cimice v .ile they last .$1.00
ious to go to a Portland hospital,
the hall.................................................... 5c
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We will
hut his condition w a s loo seio ■
nether x « n
to allow the trip. Mr. M the
guaranteed
ì
nephews, Geo. A. and L. A.
CIGARS
Mathews, with a trained i -■
ij
,
ÌN D I
are taking care of him. He had
-
recovered miffiebmtlj t > i ■ lal n
H O O D RIVER S L A R G E S T A N D B E S T S T O R E
• to Portland yesterday morning.
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For
Register before Thursday, October 15
Voting qualifications: Six months’ residence in
the state, 3 0 days in precinct
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THE LIFE CAREER
0 "MHCDLTORilL COLLEGE
PORTLAND
C o ids Special
Shoe Special
Special
Millinery
Special
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M anufacturersand
Land Products
St. Louis Shoe
Shop.
THE r/iKio TAIR
ï n
SI ) up to $25