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STEAM ER TAH O M A ANXIOUS MOMENTS. I f you carry an unreliable timepiece, you have a good many such moments. I f your watch needs attention bring it to us. We can truthfully say you will be more than pleased with our work. ItepeiHlable work and satisfied custom er* are our l»est advertisements. W. F. LARA WA Y, HOOD RIVER, ORE. — LO C A L — Electric lamps anti fixtures Hires carried by Cliown. Simon has it. Pure Lard. DR. H. L. DUMBLE SUM M O NS Iii tii ■ Circuit Court o f the State of from 280) to 32'rt) pounds, with Oregon for Wasco County. PH YSIC IAN and StIUGEON P e o p l e ’ s n a v i g a t i o n C o m p a n y 3 1-4 inch wagons and farm liar- jVA W ingfield , HOOD RIVER : OREGON C H A R LE S N E L S O N , M a n a g e r . Plaintiff, ness. Write <J.T. Morden, Mos- i. ier, Oregon. Will practice in Mosier and Leaves The Dalles 7;(X) A. .\L, Sundays, Tue: lays and J. C. Weigh. M, Alice (¡. Wingfield, May be reached by long dis Thursdays. Arrives at Mosier at 8:15. A. .M. Calile tí. Koontz, and Gallic B. Kooiitz Cockerels for Sale tance phone. Home phone 61. as Administratrix o f the estate o f J. Leaves Portland on Mondays, Wednesdays anti Saturdays l S. C. White Leghorn Tancred Vt . Kooiitz, deceased, Elton G. from Oak Street Dock. Passengers and freight. Koontz and Della K-.ontz, Ella G, stock, S. C. Rhode Island Reds, Notice o f Sheriff’* Sale Mosier Dock in charge of J. W. Husk" , , who will meet all Chambers and J. I. Chambers, Ber Ladd stock. Attractive prices In the Circuit Court o f the Stale of tha B. Kooiitz, Maude G. Ehrsam boats and attend to transfer. Phone No. 85. for immediate sale. Mayerdale Oregon for Wasco County. and Holmes K. Ehrsam, Klorence C. Orchards, Mosier, Oregon. Kooiitz, W. N. Wiley, and Valdemar First National Bunk o f The Dalles, A fter-election predict ions- ‘I Want a Home in Portland? I.idt II, Administrator He bonis non o f! Oregon, a Corporation. Hot Lake Manager Would Like Plaintiff, the Estate o f Emit Hedberg, de- told you so.” A dvance Notice of Arrival What ( have yon to trade in the rs. C.'tLfl I, ma Defendants. T. H. Beverly, W. J. Summers and way ot town property for good Persons contemplating a v isit Aii^ia M. Summers, his wife, Ed. W. To J. C. Wingfield. Alice G. Wing- residence property in Portland ? to H o t Like Springs, Oregon, Mueller and May C. Mueller, his who require the Service o f a . field, Callie B. Koonfz. and Callie B. (Jive details of what you have, wife, R. E. Davis ami May F. Davis, wheel chair or other special con- Ko.mtz as A Iministrutrix o fth e Estate and what you want. Address, bin wife, J. R. Eggermon, M. Z. venience, are requested b y the o fJ . w. Koontz, deceased, Elton G. Portland Home, cure of Bulletin, management to give notice of Koontz and Della Koontz, Ella G. Donnell ami Grace lion nett. Ids wife. Frank Ellison. Dorothea Abbott and Mosier, Oregon. arrival in advance, so that prop- I chambers and J, I. chandlers, Bertha H. M. Abbott, er care and attention may he as It. Koontz. .Maude G. Ehrsam and Defendants. Holmes K. Ehraum, Florence C, sured. Nichol & Co. Mosier Strauss For Sale. One or two heat y farm teams, ? Oregon General Merchandise IF YO U W I S H By virtue o f an Execution, Decree, and Order o f Sule duly fssued out of ami under the Seal o f the Circuit To meet your friends, stop at Court o f the State o f Oregon for the Wood taken in trade at h igh -. H O T E L MOSIER. County o f Wasco, to me directed and dated the 21 st day o f October, 1914, eat rrçarket price, Strauss. All Modern and under New upon a Decree in mortgage foreclosure November Victor Records at and judgment rendered and entered in Management. Cbown’s. Fat for horses and con s. A cure *'*'■'* -m M .v°u ■" the above entitled said Court on the 19th day o f October, A U O M I.M II) BA IH I'ACII.I’I M S Flashlights, Batteries, etc., at for corns contracted hoofs, mud suit ,,n ,,r bHf" re tht llth (lliy of De‘ 1914, in file above entitled cause in fa : centner. 1914, and if you fail to so ap- vor o f the plaintiff and against the de Chown’s. fever and sore shoulders. pear and answer said complaint or fendants, wherein it was adjudged that W . G. GLOV’D, Prop. M osier , A. L . OREGON | otherwise plead thereto, for want plaintiff should recover in the sum of M — « m — thereof tile plaintiff will apply to the S d OOOKM i , together with interest, there end will spend some time here | Conrt for the relief prayed for in said on from April 26th, 1912, at the rate o f with tbeir mother. complaint, to-wit: For judgment 6 (s-r cent per annum, and the further against the defendants, C. W in g sum o f $4,258.25 together with inter H, M. West transacted busi field and Alice G. Wingfield, and Callie est thereon from November Itith, ness in Portland this week. N O T A R Y P U B L IC BOTANY B. Koontz. and Callie B. Koontz as 1912, at the rate o f 6 per cent P L U M B IN G Administratrix o f the estate o f J. W. per annum, and the further sure Buster Brown and his Dog Jepson. ..School Flora of Pacific We have received County Su Steam and Hot Water Heating. Koontz. deceased, in the sum o f j o f $900.00 attorney fees, and the M o s ie r O rego n Tige. Bring the children Thurs perintendent Bonney’s list of Coast. $200.011 m Cold Coin o f the United further sum o f $94.80, together with day, Nuv, 19. Strauss. the prize winners in the School jobbing promptly attended to. States, tog. tiler with interest thereon interest thereon from January 10th, LITERATURE from July 7th. 1913, at the rate o f 8 1914, at the rate o f 6 per Cent per an- S. F. Goss was a business vis Pancoast. .Introduction to Amer Children’s Industrial Fair, The per cent per annum; for the fu rth er! num, and the further sum o f $29.00 OREGON list is too extensive to print in MOSIER itor tit the county seat on Tues ican Literature. , sum o f $100.00 attorney fees, and for costs and disbursements, and the costs full, hut we take pleasure in ------------- day lusL. plaintiff's costs and disbursements o f and upon this W rit and commanding Dunbar. ...Lyrics ot Lowly Life, ¿.mug the names of the winners - ----------------------- -------------------- L a w y e r s a.-*-? made and expended therein; and for a me to make sale o f the real property W. G. Gloyd returned Sunday TRAVEL in the various schools in Mosier 1 £ decree o f the Court deert-eing that said embraced in such Decree o f foreclos evening from a fortnight’s stay | p Italy District. They are: innemore.................. mortgage lie foreclosed and that the ure and hereinafter described, I will, in Portland S H O O D R IV E R . O R E G O N premises therein described, to-wit: upon the 30th day o f November, 1914, ISiArta Cole, layer cake, first HISTORY Machine Shop Thirty feet (30) off the West side o f at the hour o f 2:00 o’clock in the a fter prize, $2. Mrs. C. A. Macrumleft yester - 1 Fiske. .Beginnings of New Eng a ml Garage Lot Two (2), thirty feet (30) off the noon o f said day, and at the front door day fo r a visit with relatives in Frances Cole, cake, 2nd prize, land. West side o f Lot Si'ven (7), and Lots o f tire County Courthouse in Dalles Portland, $ . . Atit'i Repairing and Three (3) and Six (6), all in Bloek“ D” City, Wasco County, Oregon, sell at FICTION Attorneys-At-Law accessories. A I I Arvilla Husbands, hand-ltem’d o f Kramer’s Addition to Dalles ( ity, public auction to the highest bidder for F. A. Shogren is spending the i Bronte....................... Jane Eyre towel, 2nd prize. $1. Wasco county, Oregon, according to cash in hand, all the right, title and in- Work Guaranteed G e n e r a l P r a c t ic e week in Portland attending to Burnett... .......... T. Tembarom the recorded map and plat thereof; terest which the defendants, and either Ftrst and State St. Feme Isom, 2nd host exhibit business matters. T H E D ALLES, - OREGON And also the East twenty feet (20) o f I or all o f them, have or had, or have Conrad......................... Chance of grains and grasses, $2. Hof)d River, Oregon Lots Four ( I ) and Five (5) in said since acquired or now have, in and to Wilma Rorden is first, Helen Gregory............Under Handicap Ora Evans, jellies and jars of t Block “ I*” in said Kramer’s Addition ' the following described real property. Biasit is second and Boyd Thrift Jordun. .Carmen and Mr. Dryas- fruit, special, $3. v S T . M A R Y ’ S A C A D H M A | to Dalles City, in Wasco County Ore- lying and being situated in Wasco is itimi io Llie Batty Contest this j dust. County, Oregon, to-wit: Frances Nielsen, potatoes, 1st week. Strauss. D A V ID ROBINSON, M. D. Lippmann.. Making over Martha prize, $2. £ THE D ALLES. O R EG O N 5 Be sold in the manner provided by law All o f Lot 1 in Section 13, Township for the sale o f real property upon 1 North o f Range 12 East o f the W il 15. L. Root and J. E. Higley JUVENILE Ida Nielsen, loaf corn bread, 1 Ph ysician and S u rg e o n mortgage foreclosure, and the proceeds lamette Meridian, containing 22.49 spent several hours in Hood Riv 1st prize, $2. E BOARDING AN,) DAY SCHOOL $ Non-Fiction arising from such sale he applied in acres. er on Wednesday. M o s ie r - - O regon Irene Olsen, baking, 1st. $2. FOR GIRLS Selon........ Lobo, Rag and Vixen the payment o f said judgment and the Also Fractional Lot No. 1, in Section sums al-ove mentioned, including costs 18, Township 1 North of Range 13 K, Vera Olsen, embroidered doily, Mrs. John Lantry, of Lyle, is Goss. .Boys’ Life of Gen. Slieri- ¥. For Particulars apply to o f sale and attorney fees; and that the containing 32.88 acres, except tile fol DR. C. H. JENKINS 2nd, $1. 3 here this week visiting h e r1 dan. ^ 3 1 I S 0 T : E t h R e 3 U r P t E - . R K I I O U R K Q defendants, and each and all of them, lowing strip o f land being 10 feet in S S U Lois Osburn. box of candy. mother, Mrs. A. Selli tiger. DENTIST FICTION and any and all persons claiming by, width described as, commencing at a through or under them or any o f them, |K>int on the South line o f said lot, 627) Messrs. Ben and S. W, Sel-iAlden — Adventures of Jimmie ! “ "il1 1 *1 H oo d R i v e r ; O regon Violet Piercey, embroidered be forever barred from any and all feet West from the Northeast corner linger arrived from Trout Lake, Brown. Office Phone, 1081. said o f Theodore Mesplie’s Donution I,and , ’ , • „ . , „ m pin cushion, 2nd, $1, let's. Phone, 3I]«T ^ O I a title*, oijuity anJ "interest in sail Wash., the first ot the week and L u cia.. ........... Peter and Polly ., . . _________________L • 1 J / w? Ì O premises or any portion thereof, savi Claim; thence Northeast to a point on ,,,, „ . ... , rtatiK I roctor, s special corn W hite............... Borrowed Sister only ttie statutory right o f redemp the East line o f said Lot, 18 rods West + L*t»tü >0:i- XMæilthC.'! » G d « ÄPOati-f Bath robes ready to wear, also exhibit, 1st, $2. tion, and for such other and further and 154) feet North from said Mes- MAGAZINES ‘ready to make up,” girdle to ? Mabel Yonisli, crocheted bug. . r.-lief as to the Court may seem meet plie’s claim; said strip o f land extend * match, just received. Always Harper’s Magazine, Aug. 1914 2nd, $1. ■ and equitable. ing through said fractional lot between something new here. ----------- Strauss. -------- House Beautiful, Shoes made to order. We retail * :l's Summons is published in the said points, together witli the right to ------ ------» ~ June. — ■ Mosier Bulletin, a weekly newspaper use the same for a water ditch; sse Allen, an attorney of In d ie n 'Home Journal, Sept. ’ 141 VY’ednesda.v, Nov. 18th, I will Jesse ami Boys Shoes. Repair- ,lf 6e" '‘ r“ 1 circulation published ini Also the NW| o f the NW| o f said „ Men’s . , 5000 extra votes with each H,,me Companion, give Kj The Dalles, was a professional Woman’8 jjj tilg neatly done while you wait. Wasco County, Oregon, for six con-1 Section 18, in Tp. 1 N of Range 13, 25c stile of lard, ham, bacon, tea, caller in town hist Monday. Sept. 1914. ¿x Prices reasonable and ail work s«-‘’uti- » weeks, being seven issues East o f the Willamette Meridian, con* thereof, cheese, pickles, butter, canned compliance with an containing 5 k .82 acres; uaranteed ’ B o r n : -O n Tuesday, Novem School Text Books a n d <ni. r o t Hon. W. I,. Hrarishaw. .Iu<!ge Also the North Half o f the North- goods, salt, cranberries, mince ber 3rd, 1914, to Mr. and Mrs. G. ° ' ^u* ■ ircuii Court of the State of east Qmirter o f the Northeast Quart* School Supplies of all kinds. Joseph Amore meat, underwear, gloves and Sparling, a 9* lb. daughter. Oregon for Wasco County, dated the! iml tbe Southeast Quarter o f tlie North mittens. Baby Contest cl >ses h ay o f October. 1914, an t tilt rast Quarter ,>f tue Northeast Quarter 10 Union St. The Dalit Our «¡utile new line of Christ Saturday, N<»v. 21. Strauss. il: te o f the first publication o f this o f Sec. 13, Tp. I North o f Range 12 B o o k s and .Magazines, mas Handkerchiefs has arrived. Summons is Octob-r 30th, 1914, and l-.’ast, containing 30 acres; S lu tiniit-rv and N i o v e lt ie s ; Why not select yours now from Sc the date o f the last publication tin re- Fowls for Thanksgiving Also a tract o f land commencing at •ks Leatli- ft 5 Watches and Clocks, i it a t t the complete stock? Strauss. I o f is December llth , 1914. a (mint 233 feet North o f Southeast er and Toilet goods. è F kki » VV. W ilso n , corner o f fractional T.ot 1 o f West § Dr. Macrum left yesterday a f Well fattened chickens and S g By Peter Radford. Attorney for Plaintiff. H alf o f Northwest Quarter o f Sec. 18, t£JKRa£7S ? ternoon for eastern Wasco coun I-rfvturrr National Kanner»’ Union. ducks, six months old, live or ! in Tp. I North o f Range 13, KVVM; * Subscriptions taken for ty to look after the work of the Much lias been said And more writ- dressed. Will he ill prime COIt-j thence running dm North 437 feet; r. « r- r 5 ¡ill magazines and papers. leput.v I run inspectors. j thence South 39 deg. 58 min. East 421* ten about the woman tn the factory diiion by Thanksgiving. Leuvt t it a . and behind the counter, but how about ü feet; thei-.ct South 68 deg., 34 min. Clubbing rates can he had. . e x x .y L . x. l * :oti No. 2, east hound, was the woman who works tn the Held, orders at Nichol’sstore, or phone 5 X ë' West 296 fe* t to place o f beginning: MaGW. l i d *v F. G. Powers, 1P5. Can simply you with any [tel ’lyetl three hours at IJontle 1 *» words Iti her bo- all o f said land above described being i « Metils . i / Alt Hour* ville Wednesday morning h\ a half, t rei >t a necessity that rom »• K thing in tit’s line at most I in Wasco County. Oregon; You cannot bent -Mosier I I •*( I * p pit: i ’ t o V Vornan T U I I I U U H to I » work « t u n I for D I i l a I livelihood, I) e ii n u u U i F o r Salt. Or so much o f said property a* will (trices in nny of these lines. « BAKERY landslide that covered about 3U0 And T favor not only shortening tier reasonable prie -s. :-' satisfy said judgment and decree amt hour*, hut freeing her from manual feet of track. } B Î CON!'EC TIONKRY One man’s saildle, practically • > e iw w * > iW ie o c ;w h > i)W i«i):K ,- + order o f sale, with costs amt accruing tnhor entirely I rruve for society i 1 costs. Said pioperty will be sold sub Bah) Doll patent lent her shoes tI ih t high ■ -an(bird of excellence where new; or will exchange for chick SOFT D RINKS ject to confirmation and redemption a* the home tr woman's throne and her ens or hogs. in joutig ladies' sizes, 2 - lo ó 1 Address Bulletin O .-W . K. & N. Time 'Tabic A life Is devoted to molding the char by law provided. TOBACCO l CIGARS just, received. This time we EAST r o u n d w e st bound acter and elevating the thought of office. Dated at Dalles City. Wasco County, 5 have your size if you call at the rising generation. But so long as No. 2 10:45 a.m. No. 1. 2:10 p.m. Oregon, tl < 22nd day o f October, 1914. V. LINDBUKti. ttv K v C i ' V « TEg.’ f) want greed and misfortune prevail in Pine. Strauss. Wanted No. 8 6:54 p.m. No. 7, 7:22a.i: I.EVI ('HRISMAK, this world, women, through choice or S t u r g e s s B i . d g , M o s i e r . O r e . Sheriff o f Wasco County. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Krause, of necessity, wilt work, and perhaps Party from the wheat country 1 1 lie Dalles, and Win. Miser, of they wilt work at one task or another . : ï f ISIBLa_ .y as many hour* p- r day as they please. wishes to rent a farm within 3 . a.ST. Big Bend, Wash., visited last ” e nia> pity the weak and admire miles of Mosier. Must have j Snuda■ v dii Mr. and Mrs. J. !’. the strong In lf-otr struggle, but tue form < oo- -n Is entitled to her share witter and some pi,stare. Se, Davenport. Y->ti must r-'.tli :■> th :t y, i : i : _ j- g l). E. W ilson, or write Box lot. of sympathy and reward. I « I I s is t!u> time of year when :t fur or D >zens of different styles, grades DrLfoot shoe oil waterproofs your shoes. Cliown. Koontz. W. N. Wiley, and Valdemar I.itl. II. Administrator de bonis non o f the Estate o f Emil Hedberg, dec used, Blacksmith the above named defendants: In ttie Name o f the State o f Oregon: Horse Shoeing and General You. and each o f you, the above Repair Work. i Mined defendants, are hereby required Also agent for Corona Wool to appear and answer the complaint V . A. H U S B A N D S S. F. GOSS RECENT ADDITIONS TO THE LIBRARY MOSIER PRIZE WINNERS AT INDUSTRIAL FAIR H. G. KIBBLE D erby & S te a r n s J »-< f rOUSt & M ei le f : BENNETT SINNOTT 5 GALLOWAY 1 00 --------------- fc 8 S Mosier i Book Store ÿ A. The Farm Woman Needs Relief More Than Her City Sister. g 5 í L. C U M IN I, 7 he Tombstone i i RES1 f * ----------- man ----------- I Try Him and be Convinced Suits and Overcoats S/wiiU Sale: Special prices wntte dinnei'ware, and glass- waif. just in time for Thanks giving. See our big window :»ud notice the prices. st rana ;. dii ^ a. Reyiiolns mMu, were in ■ ooiing up |o i .■»onto ot they huit and wife, ot town yester look at a tract tow n, w tiich recen tly pnrclin.se, I. Air. Keynonlais hii at ehiu -ct Hint Contractor. While in town he Puttie the Bulletin tifih-e a \«o\ pleHHMiit call and left iris n eas U le lor a y e a r ’s su b scrip tion . Dolls, Dolls. Dolls, ,,f every kind, Ironi 5c tip. You can find Wiiat you want ¡it a price saving here, l ime now to lix that old doll over. Metal lu-mls her«- ¡t a price reduction. Strauss. All Must Toil. Mosier, Ore. The labor problem, as relates to Notice men. is a most vexatious one. and when we apply It to women it becomes more seriously complicated. W e will There w ill he a meeting of the always have to work unless some po litical genius can put a law on the ttiNptiy ers ot School District No. slnlute tvok that will enable ns to 52 on Saturday. November 28. live w lthou, tat- ir. So long ns every at the school house, at 3 P. ,\i., person muit meet toil face to face, the best we can do Is to equitably dis for the purpose of voting a tax tribute »he burdens and reward labor, levy for saitl school lustrici. and If the-e ts to he a revision of IL W. D a m e e s k n . wages end a ihortentng of hours, t C le r k . " ;l ' ,t” larm *° get her i hare. f*he ha more reason to com plain than nny other class of tollers She has. as a rule, fewer comforts. 1 fewer pleasures, less recreation am! less opportunity for •njoymeut than i Leading varieties of t mir her sirter In the city. She has not tre«-s for o m nt«-rei a I ano so munv convenience* and fewer tux urtes and less to he thankful for than i home planting. »om en who lire In the town hut she toil* on a model of consistency, pa F. A. MASSEE. tience and womanly devotion, t’er talnly she should he the first to he Hood River - • rii r» warded For Sale I'liw..« ( Kiel! i it>. to need a new Overcoat or Suit before long, so why net get it now while \ m have the large aasortment t<> clu clini >se trom. live big values we givt on in HART SCHAFFNKR w MARX CLO TIK’ R.V FT Gtm anie ;uni amvly worth your wltile OIISI You can’ t make a m istaktf in ÎMiyi thes«* all wool suits i 1 «»r we wiil s.,*i right hack ot each an d e v.-ry one ¡i md make then satisfy yo : Hart, SrhatFner ,Y M ar; Suits a . , Overcoats for S O S O .- t'loliieraft Suits an (t Owrcoats for Sid ih) and up. 11. Furs Blankets for Winter is ¡I; predated very much and we you to call and see the nice new oTi-ring and note the m, st prie ■s ¡It ’ chicli they are ma: ,-,l. You can d( better at this a :d sizes; white, fancy, and gr -y blank ets. Any sort of gook blanket one wants. The recent production of blank ets must inevitably hear higher prices, it will pay you to lay in a full winter Mipplv now. Come in and see what spl »ndid articles we are offering at 111: Dresses for Ladies b of a poo 1 gr:t<l«> of ;>(*reale. e n :i- i fiatino :t( in medium and d:.r . co rs L •! - vh w you what a nlce ’l,v i» r •'«i can huj f. r \ f f ’, . « ) i.' ti ¡iií d 1 . 00, Sec*»ini Floor, 7Sc, 80c. 85c ami up. See our excellent line of ladies’ Bath Ro *<*s. Wb- are offering some of the can a lab for in f in n . A splendid line to choose from. Second Floor. A Y o U CAN A L W A Y S DO BETTER T IE BARI S FAIR. ma paris pair . 1 .5 0 H J O D K i V t R s L A R G E S T A N D B E S T STORE *- **• -'r vw ev.. . « m :» « « .;. * — - i l \ _g-