Mosier bulletin., December 04, 1914, Image 4

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For Sale.
O ne or two heavy farm teams.
SUMMONS
from 2800 to o2ulJ pounds, with Oregon for Wasco County.
¡3 1-4 inch wagons and farm bar- iVA W ingfield ,
C om pany
CHARLES NELSON, M a n a g e r .
DR.
H.
L.
DUM BLE
In the Circuit Court o f the State of
ness. Write G. P. Morden, M os-1
ier, Oregon.
Plaintiff,
PHYSICIAN
HOOD RIVER
and
SURGEON
:
OREGON
vj.
Will practice in Mosier and
J. ('. Wingfield, Alice G. Wingfield, ;
il
Gallic B. Kmmtz, and Calli,. g. Koontz 1 May lie reached by long dis­
Cockerels for Sale
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as Administratrix o f the estate o f J. J tance phone. Home phone 61.
Leaves Portland on Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays
S. C. White Leghorn Tancred
w. Koontz, deceased, Elton G. !
from Oak Street Dock.
Passengers and freight.
Koontz and Delia Koontz, Ella G,
stock, S. C. Rhode Island Reds,
Notice of Sheriff's Sale
Mosier Dock in charge of J. W. Huskey, who will meet all
Chambers and J. L Chambers, Ber­
Ladd stock.
Attractive prices
In
the
Circuit Court of the State of
tha B. Koontz, Maude G. Ehrsam
boats and attend to transfer. Phone No. 85.
j for immediate sale.
Mayerdale
and Holmes K. Einsam, Floren«*- C. ()reg °n for Wasco County.
L A R A W A Y ’S JEWELRY STORE
1 Orchards, Mosier, Oregon.
Koontz. W. N. Wiley, anil Valdetnar : First National Bank of The Dalles,
HOOD RIVER, OREGON
Home in Portland?
I.iddi, \ Imbusti ator de bonis non of
Oregon, a Corporation.
Hot Lake Manager Would l.ike
tlie Estate o f Emil lledberg, de-
Plaintiff,
Advance Notice of Arrival
Celiteli,
vs.
Defendants.
Persons contemplating a visit
T. H. Beyerly, W. J, Summers and
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A I
i Mrs. Chas. T. Race enter-
Christmas will soon be with us.
What have you to trade in the
to Hot Igike Springs, Oregon,
To J. (’. Wingfield. Alice G. Wing- . Ami« M. Summers, his wife, Ed. W.
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tained the Ladies’ Aid Society
way of farm property for good Every one wants to give some who require the service of a field. I illie B. Koontz, and t'allie B.
Mueller and May C. Mueller, his
. ...________ ____________________ on Wednesday afternoon.
wheel chair or other special con- Koontz as Administratrix of the Estate! wife, R. E. Davis and May !•’. Davis,
residence property in Portland ? one a token.
Electric lamps and fixtures'
Harry Goss arrived this morn-
his wife, J. R. Eggermon, M. Z.
Every one wants to make a vemence, are requested by the o f J. W. Koontz, deceased, Elton G.
have, „
Donnell and Grace Donnell, his wife,
tu res carried by Chown.
ling from Colorado to visit his Give details of what you
. , .
few cents or a few dollars buy management to g iv e notice o f Koontz ami Della Koontz, Ella G.
trank Ellison, Dorothea Abbott and
arrival in advance, so that prop- chambers and J, I. Chambers, Bertha
Address, | the mogt possi[)|e
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i
parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. F. and what you want.
Old newspapers for sale at the \ „
11. M. Abbott,
e r care and attention may be as- B. Koontz, Maude G. Ehrsam and
Portland Home, care of Bulletin,
Defendants.
I bought all of my Holiday gum
Holmes K. Ehrsatn, Florence C,
Bulletin office.
Shop early and get the pick of Mosier, Oregon.
Koontz, W. N. Wiley, anil Valdemur [ By virtue of an Execution, Decree,
j Goods last June and July before --------
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November Victor Records at
l.idell. Administrator ite bonis non o f i and Order o f Gale duly issued out of
our Big Holiday Stock.
Buy
the Rock Crusher closed— conse­
W. A. HUSBANDS
Chown’s.
the
Estate o f Emil Hedberg, dec«aged, ami under the Seal o f the Circuit
your presents at home, save dol-
quently I bought cheaply and
Blacksmith
the above named defendants:
i Court o f the State o f Oregon for the
Dolls find new tilings in Toys. |ars and encourage ns so we can
more than I should have. I do
In the Name of the State of Oregon: County o f Wasco, to me directed and
Horse
Shoeing
and
General
See my new stock now. Strauss, give you a better and better
not wish to carry these goods
You, and each o f you, the above j dated the 21st day o f October, 1914,
Repair Work.
store. Strauss.
j through the year so I am going
named defendants, are hereby required upon a Decree in mortgage foreclosure
Flashlights, Batteries, etc., a t ,
Also agent for Corona Wool to appear and answer the complaint and judgment rendered «ml entered in
I to sell every thing, at from 10',,
Chown’s.
L. M. Carey who, with his
Fat for horses and cows. A cure tiled against you in the above entitled said Court on the 19th they o f October,
The
Local Paper a Most Useful to M'/t ofF for ( ash.
Good things to eat-S trau ss,
lias b een visiting their! Ag ency on the F a rm — T h e Pres«,
for corns, contracted hoofs, mud suit on or before the I lib day of De- 1914, in the above entitled cause in fa­
| cemhi r, 1914, and if you fail to so ap- vor of the plaintiff and against the de­
Come
in
and
get
my
prices
and
of course.
daughter, Mrs. W. E. Chown,
Pulpit and School a T r i n i t y of
fever and sore shoulders.
j pear and answer said complaint or fendants, wherein it was adjudgeil that
compare with other places and
Influence T h a t Must Be
.
, land family, left this morning!
M o s ie r ,
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O r e g o n j otherwise plead thereto, for want plaintiff should recover in the sum of
Dri-foot shoe oil waterproofs | f()1. Portlan(|
Mrs> Carey wj|| |
Utilized in Building
i with catalogs.
! thereof the plaintiff will apply to the $5000.00, together with interest there­
Agriculture.
your shoos. Chown.
extend tier visit.
Court for the relief prayed for in said on from April 26th, 1912, at the late of
New cakes and cookies; fresh
complaint, to-wit:
For judgment 6 per cent per annum, and the further
H
.
Prof. Atnsden returned last
against the defendants, J. C. Wing­ sum of $4,258.25 together with inter­
crackers of all kinds. Strauss.
By
Peter
Radford.
Siiturday from Portland, where
field and Alice G. Wingfield, and Cullie est thereon from November 16th,
Lecturer National Farmer»’ Union.
“
j he went to receive treatment
NOTARY p u b l ic
B. Koontz, and Caliie B. Koontz as 1912, at the rate of 6 per cent
A broad campaign of publicity on
Administratrix of the estate of J. W. per annum, and the further sum
M rs. R ay Bailey is visiting her I from an ear specialist. He is
the subject of rural life is needed in
Koontz, deceased, in the sum o t'jo f $900.00 attorney fees, and the
sister at Maupin.
| much improved and has resumed this state today to bring the problems
To meet your friends, stop at
M O SIE R
O r e g o n $200.00 in Gold Coin of the United | further sum of $94.80, together with
his duties in the High School.
of the farmers to the forefront. The
J. K. McGregor spent Monday
States, together with interest thereon i interest thereon from January 10th,
HOTEL MOSIER.
city problems are blazoned upon the
from July 7th, 1918, at the rate of 8 1914, at the rate o f 6 per cent per an-
! P. L. Kretzer, the well-known 1
I front pages of the metropolitan flail-
forenoon in Hood River.
erby
t e a r n s per cent per annum; for the further num, and the further sum of $29.00
A ll Modern and under New
Miss Ellen Carlson visited in well driller of The Dalles, was in | ies ami echoed in the country press.
sum o f $100.00 attorney fee.», and for j costs and disbursements, and the costs
u
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M i l t
town this week. He stated that i but the troubles of the farmers are
Hood River on Monday last.
,
,
Management.
plaintiff’ s costs and disbursements of and upon this Writ and commanding
seldom told, except by those who
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i he had a number of drilling con- seek to profit by the story, and the
made and expended therein; and for a | me to make sale o f the real property
AUGMENTED
HATH
I
ACII.i
l
IES
Geo. Evans was a business vis- tractg jn vi(;w
Mr K retzer has
glitter of the package ofttimes ob­
decree of the Court decreeing thatsaid embraced in such Decree o f foreclos-
ltor in Hood Kiver yesterday.
!
mortgage be foreclosed and that the i ure and hereinafter described, 1 will.
¡done considerable work in this scures the substance. A searching In­
vestigation Into the needs of the
H O O D R IV E R . O R E G O N j premises therein described, to-wit:
upon the 80th day of November, 1914,
C. Y. Cooper, of The Dalles, neighborhood that has proved
farmers will reveal many inherent de­
\V. G. GLOYD, Prop.
Thirty
feet
(80)
off
the
West
side
of
at
the hour o f 2:00 o’clock in the after­
was a visitor in town on Wednes- satisfactory.
fects In our economic system that can
Lot Two (2), thirty feet (30) off the noon of said day, and at the front door
be easily remedied when properly un­
West side o f Lot Seven (7), and Lots o f the County Courthouse in Dalles
| Wilbur F. Ripley and Miss derstood and Illuminated by the pow­
Three (3) and Six (6), all in Block"D” City, Wasco County, Oregon, sell at
I buy and sell all kinds of cord Miriam Sheldon, both residents er of the press.
Attorneys-At Law
i o f Kramer’s Addition to Dalles City, j public auction to the highest bidder for
The rural press, the pulpit and the
wood. When you want a cord of Mosier, were married in The
Wasco t ounty, Oregon, according to cash in hand, all the right, title and in-
G e n e r a i , P r a c t ic e
school
are
a
trinity
of
powerful
in­
more or less, see me. Strauss. Dalles on November 25th, by
PLUMBING
! the recorded map and plat thereof; terest which the defendants, and either
fluences that the farmer must utilize
THE DALLES,
-
OREGON And also the East twenty feet (20) o f I or all of them, have or had, or have
Mrs. Geo. Chamberlain visited J* w - Allen, Justice of the Peace, to their fullest capacity before he ran
Lots Four (4) and Five (5) in said : since acquired or now have, in and to
iccupy
a
commanding
position
In
public
Steam
and
Hot
Water
Heating.
her parents in Hood River this Thev lel'T «1 once f«,r ^ e ir home
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1 iftock " D ” in said Kramer’s Addition ' the following described real properly,
Week
on Rainbow Ridge, southwest affal ra. These gigantic agencies are
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organized In every rural community i , , , •
_ ¡Jobbin g promptly attended t». | S T . M A R Y ’ S A C A l)E A 1 \ X to Dalles City, in Wasco County, Ore- lying and being situateti in Wasco
from town.
and only await the patronage and co­
County, Oregon, to-wit;
i gun;
J. M. Carroll was a passenger
operation of the farmers to fully de­
THE DALLES, OREGON £ Be sold in the manner provided by law
All of I/ot 1 in Section 13, Township
on Wednesday’s local to Port-1 Lee Evans and son Fred, with velop their energy and usefulness. MOSIER
OREGON
g tor the sale of real property upon 1 North of Range 12 East of the Wil­
jan(j
his wife and little son, returned They are local forces working for
mortgage foreclosure, and the proceeds lamette Meridian, containing 22.49
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,' the first of the week from their the best Interests of their respective
BOARDING AND DAY SCUOCI
arising from such sale be applied in acres.
C. O. Perley, Fred Evans and R((((He ,1UMtinR trjp in Gi,|iam communities. Their work is to build
FOR GIRI.S
the payment o f said judgment and the
| and their object is to serve. They
Also Fractional Lot No. 1, in Section
Geo. Young spent Wednesday in
county. 1 bey brought back a | prosper only through the development
sums above mentioned, including costs 18, Township 1 North of Range 13 E,
For
Particulars
apply
to
The Dalles.
of sale and attorney fees; and that the containing 32.88 acres, except the fol­
'g o o d many honkers. Uncle Lee|nnd prosperity of the community.
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defendants, and each and all o f them, lowing strip of land being 10 feet in
S IS T E R S U P E R IO R
Shoes! Shoes! for (lie whole has quite recovered from his in - 1 |,‘ver> farmer in this state should
Machine Shop
subscribe for the local paper, as well
anil any and all persons claiming by, width described as, commencing at a
+ W iW O « w i WMM i« l« ls M mmh >! nx
fatpily. The kind that have juries, received several weeks as farm periodicals and such other
and Garage
through or under them or any of them, point on the South line o f said lot, 627-j
style and wearing qualities are ago in a mix-up with an antomo- ! publications as he may find profitable *
be forever barred from any and all feet West from the Northeast corner
*
Auto
Repairingand
but he should, by nil means, subscribe
here. Strauss.
bile while hunting.
right, title, equity and interest in said o f Theodore Mesplie’s Donation Land
for his local paper, and no home
accessories.
A 1 I
premises or any portion thereof, save Claim; thence Northeast to a point on
The
entertainment
by
should
be
without
it.
The
local
paper
are
,
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.
.
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given
P. L. Arthur and wife
Work Guaranteed
I only the statutory right of redemp­ the East line o f said Lot, 18 rods West
Is part of the community life and the
.Grace
V.
Bonner
in
Immanuel
spending a lew days ip Portland
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First and State St.
tion, and for such other and further and 154j feet North from said Mes­
Church Wednesday evening, tin­ editor understands the farmer's prob­
relief as to the Court may seem meet plie’ s claim; said strip o f land extend­
tins week.
lems. If is the local press that will f Hood River,
Oregon
»
(
)regon
der the auspices of the Ladies’ study the local problems and through
and equitable.
ing through said fractional lot between
Simon Pure Lard. Cottolene, ■ Aj(1 Socie(y wa8 very enjoyah|e Its columns deal with subjects of most
-ï* -
Shoes nitide' to order.
W e retclil
^"'nmons is published in the jsaid points, together with the right to
Imported Olive 0.1, good Salad aiJl| Mias Bonner kept the audi- vital Importance to local life of the
M
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l i>
e*'
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Mosier Bulletin, a weekly newspaper ; use the same for a water ditch;
community.
Men S ami Boys Shoes.
Reptlll-
general circulation published ill! Also the NW| o f the NW| of said
Oil. bee Strauss.
ence in good humor from start
A Noble Task.
illyf neatly (lone while* you wait. Wasco County, Oregon, for six con- | Section 1«, in Tp. 1 N of Range 13,
DAVID ROBINSON, M. D.
Christmas Ribbons in almost to finish. She is very versatile,
In too many instances the country
Prices reasonable and all work »ee-utive weeks, being seven issues1 East o f the Willamette Meridian, con*
every width and color.
You her repertoire is extensive and papers mimic the city press by glv- i
thereof,
in compliance with an containing 58.82 acres;
g
uaran teed
Physician and Surgeon
Bhould see what a nice assort- varied, and her art of ventrilo- lug prominence to scandals, accidents !
order of Hon. W. L. Bradshaw, Judge
Also the North Half of the North­
ed the e irciiit Court o f tiie State of east Quarter o f the Noi theastQuarte!*,
ment 1 have. Strauss.
quism is alipve the average for a and political agitation. The new ru- ;
Joseph Amore
rat civilization has placed upon llie
Oregon tor Wasco e ounty, dated the ; and the Southeast Quarter of tiie North
woman. Theenlcrluinineut was rural press renewed responsibilities
Mrs. Ed L. llowe and sisle
M o s ie r
O regon
aio Union Si
—4tii day o f October. 191-1, amt the ,..,st Quarter of the Northeast Quarter
Tla*
Dalles
Miss Biles, spent several days in wo worth the price of admis- and enlarged possibilities for useful-
------------------------^ «hit • of the first publication o f thi: of Sec. 13, Tp. 1 North o f Range 12
] ness
It cannot perform Its mission
siou.
Summons is October 30th, 1914, and East, containing 30 acres;
Portland this week.
ti) agriculture by recording the trail-
the date o f the last publication there­
ties, the mishaps and Inordinate am­
Also a tract of land commencing at
DR. C. H. JENKINS
Mrs. Phoebe Brooks, of Fair-
o f is December 11th, 1914.
bitious of humanity, or by filling Its
For Salt tir Trade
a point 233. feet North o f Southeast
view, came up on Wednesday to
columns with the echoes of the strug­
DENTIST'
corner of fractional Lot 1 of West
K rbd VV. W ilson ,
Two Wolf hounds, crossed with gles of busy streets, or by enchanting
visit her sister, Mrs. Win. Cook.
Half of Northwest Quarter o f Sec. 18,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Fox— the best game dogs in ex­ stories of city life which lure our 1 |{ OOI) RiVEK;
O regon
in Tp. 1 North o f Range 13, EWM;
\ Eti F. Reeves, Otto Mage, ( ’. istence. Price reasonable. L. H. children from the farm.
thence running due North 437 feet}
It bus s higher and nobler task. Office Phone, 1081.
lies. l*hone,
J. E. Carlson and Fred Ulmer Leininger, Box 201, Mosier. Ore.
thence South 39 deg. 58 min. East 429
Too often the pages ot the city dailies
! feet; thence South 68 deg., 34 min.
transacted business at the coun­
■ m .-n r .
e »— » r a t a s »
bristle with the struggle of ambitious [
West 296 feel to place o f beginning*
| men In their wild lust for power, and
ty Seat on Monday.
Can supply you with any­
i
all o f said land above described being
many times the Mantes of personnl
! 1 will meet any legitimate
j in Wasco County, Oregon;
Conflict sear the tender buds of new
thing- in this line at most
civilization and illuminate the path­
Leading; varieties of fruit
Or so much of said property as will
price on Mill Feed and in most
BAKERY
reasonable prices.
Grangers! Don’ t forget that
satisfy said judgment and decree and
kinds give you better feed. Try there will be an all-day meeting way to destruction. The rural press
trees
for
commercial
and
Is the governing power of public sent!
order o f sale, with costs and accruing
CONFECTIONERY
1 Strauss and get my new prices.
of the local grange tomorrow, nient and must hold steadfast to
costs. Sai«l property will be sold sub­
home
planting.
principle in d keep the ship of state
SOFT DRINKS ject to confirmation and redemption as
L. II. Wilson, the Portland with the usual swell dinner. A In the roadstead of progress. The
F. A. MASSEE,
by law provided.
f
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CIGARS
TOBACCO
eye specialist, visited for several number of, very interesting talks rural press can best serve the Inter-
Dated at Dalles City, Wasco County,
days this week with Mr. and will lie made on subjects vitally “t - of thi* farmers by applying Its
Oregon, this 22nd day o f October, 1914.
Oregon
energies to the solution of problems Hood River
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Airs. Geo. R. Wood.
affecting the farmer and it is affecting the local community. It
L evi C hkisman ,
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Phone Odell 14(5.
hoped
that
there
will
he
a
large
Sheriff
of Wasco County.
must
stem
the
mighty
life
current
S
ti
RGKSit
B
l
d
g
.
M
o
si
e
r
,
O
r
e
.
order
that Is moving from the farm to the
al
tendance.
•wav, let me figure the whoU
cities, sweeping before It a thousand
» r t:
-
7’jrcri. .7 ' ” t v o ;«
boys and girls p»r day. It has to deal
think you
be
with the :uml.wntntal problems of
Well Liken
of
price, ser
I «TT'íl*. . I , T F I r \ l N ! < Ivlltz.Ulon t their fount n lu id It
satisfaction. Strauss. ** I* ” *» * * » » ' «
U T L i ! i ». mission Is to direct growth, teach e
Select your Ciit i ;tm is ypil'ts now unii
flctencv ami molti the Intellectual life
i *»I-:- ir A T
S o v v in o :
, II. M. West returned Wednes­
Well, we have alwiut any kiml of a to}*
j of the country, placing before the pub­
ilVoitl tile 1 'iish later. S i
s in
day evening from a week’s visit
to
n
can think of mechanical, anmsinjr
lic the dalli problems of the farmers
U'i are dn
men’s ilepat'tm-‘ iil: Hart. Sell Fuer -V
1 nu' fin uni ’ stiaily large
and gliing first attention to the leg
With his family in Portland.
and
instructive. D ills of every size and
I arie i assort meni o f fancy work
Marx or Clotheraft Suit or (hero at
SVINI Hit ihORT u n KM JAN. 4-30 tslatlve. co-operative educational and
description.
Dogs,
Cats,
Monkeys.
"is
til.i
social needs of the agricultural classes
felt fingers can easily fasli-
would lie a present v.orth while; Le i ,u
Miss Una Olsen and her sister,
Acri-ut uro. inchiding Agronomv,
within
It*
respective
ronimnnitv
Bears.
Birds,
etc.
into
in
A
mal
Ho-handrv,
lUirvinK,
Hoili­
till silk ties in neat ('orisi :i :i ; L \ s;
\ t*n.s;\e g ills . It is really
Mrs. Mabel Garrett, with her
ti ■buri* Po dtrv HurbanJrv. inserti.
"Erectors” for tlie boys—one of the
The Power of Advertising.
fancy silk elastic suspeinlers. inaile v h
v many tp ique and pretty
little s »n, arrived front Portland
PI.int .i. .1 Animai lfisease», Crcam-
most
instructive toys that has ever lieen
The
influence
of
advertising
Is
clegr
v
v
etlng,
rtc.
kill
etiils;
they
come
in
pret:.\
allei
s
i’asliione.l from these lna.te-
Wednes lay to\is:t their lather.
Ho 11 t i M M . V
ly visible in the homes and habits of
devised. We h tve all sizes and our
and
colors,
in
fancy
lio'iday
n\«*s;
-
-
most
i
easonatdc
Ole Olsen, south of town.
i
Home Nursi c, Sanitation. New-
the farmers, and the advertising col-
prices are the lowest.
big l'ie-sm ak e and VA 1 11 tri et v.
porters and arm liamts in m . i (.'iirir-t-
nins of tiie press sre making their
Co unici--.*, in. . :iig Hu-ine» Mail-
M. J. B. and Golden West ('of
Sleds, Wajfons. Doll Bufones. Trici­
Imprint
upon
tiie
lives
of
our
people.
mas hoses; handkercLicfs.
miif!
aitmiei Wu:al Kon mi.', Kusiness
tv
|ier 11 <• ml -.¡lb-
The far.tier possesae* the things that
I a v. Otfi-e I rai mg barin A--ount-
clos.
Games, Books. Trains,
¡ ’ cure
Miinhattan shirts, cutf inks, slid- p; -,
are b e t advertised
i . rt
Engineering, hKlwliAg
fnc $1.00; 5 lbs lor $1.50
You
Machines,
Wliisies.
Horns,
Drums,
etc»
p
slqqiers. hand grips, suit ea- -s. and
S ipuutk and ttoadbuilding.
The farmer ia entitled to all the
attractive Christinas boxes,
always get tin* benefit of any I'Ak MEPS SS t : Jv HI «KC ARY i-6
advantages aud deserves all the lux­
dosens of other things suit»
(01 -,
Lad
ts. S oils;; ni D vsses: sweat-
Special sales if you trade here.
A r era rlrarmg house »e--ion oi
uries -if life We need more art. sci­
K> i «HR.
su
dai-
l"r
the
r-uhange
ot
dvnaini-
Cl'S.
» i 'ers. b .ai.I haRs, C'i et
Strauss.
ence and useful facilities on the
id - " i tIte nio-t piessing proMein»
farms, and many homes and farms
You can always Jo better at the Paris
. mi
-, mrs. mini's, and hundreds
o* : r : me-
I emorr- by Icuding
Chas. A. Sparling, who La I an
sro »ell balanced In tHs respect but
ao'l o-i- e- S|,.;e , ntrremev
liter useful articles that «ill make
the advertiser can renuer a service
Pair.
accident last a r k while movinv E X Ii .Vihj.N s e r v i c i :
's il ‘il! I K¡;td.
by teaching the advantage* of modern
Ottei- le-’.ure-, mo-ahle s,hool». In-
from the c'iintr.v into town.
M e n ’s 8iil- tit s in tour i -
M -p- and numetous-orresponden-'a
equipment throughout the columns of
Wishes to express bis pralii ule
morse* on reqoe-t.
the rural press
A special puim.a
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to Wm. Graham, .las. Camp. Ra\ MI SIC: Piano. String, Band, Voi-e.
sdì- ti»s nu ne» and altua t
The farmers ere in need of person­
No t ittioli
Redmed rt'es on all rad-
Bailey ..nd Ralph Conin' for
a*id colorings.
ad- ( or furthe- nd m a 1 >n address,
al leadership They have politicai lead
their .'Jndness in bloving in
IheOeugee A j . icu !turai tu ìli/ c,
cm . but they need local industrial
\ our choice . *... .
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M O O D R I V E R S L A R G E S ” AND BEST STORE
/arniL wid giHids into town.
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Come am! see our splendid line o f Holiday Goods. They are in ad­
vance o f anything offered hereabouts as regards style, newness and
desirability.
With the best at your command, lots o f it, and price items attached
j that interest you because they show fairness, you will not miss it by
% making early and frequent calls at this store,
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So call early while our stock is yet full and complete
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leaves The Dalles 7:00 A. M., Sundays, Tuesdays and
Thursdays. Arrives at Mosier at 8:15. A. M.
Want a
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEM
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THE RURAL PRESS
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Mosier Book Store
G . K IB B E E
IF Y O U W I S H
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Louis Shoe
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The Tombstone
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For Sale
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Meals A t A ll Hours
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Christmas
Su gestions la’mens for Christmas
Toys!
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