Mosier bulletin., December 11, 1914, Image 4

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STEAM ER
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C H R IS T M A S S U G G E S T IO N
e o p l e ’ s
TAHOM A
n a v ig a t io n
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For Sale.
o m p a n y
CHARLES NELSON. M a n a g e r .
Leaves The Dalles 7:00 A. M., Sundays, Tuesdays and
Thursdays. Arrives at Mother at 8:15. A. M.
Come ami see our splendid lim> o f Holiday Goods. They are in ad-
vanra o f anything offered hereabouts as regards style, newness and
desirability,
Witli the best at your command, lots o f it, and price Items attached
that interest you because lbe.\ show fairness, you will not miss it by
making early and frequent calls at this store.
So call early while our stock is yet full and complete
Leaves Portland on Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays
from Oak Street Dock.
.
Passengers and freight.
Mosier Dock in charge o f J. W. Huskey, who will meet all
boats and attend to transfer. Phone No. 85.
LARAW AY’S JEWELRY STORE
HOOD RIVER, OREGON
TEACHERS' EX A M IN IO N S
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
DR.
H.
L.
DUM BLE
SU M M O N S
One or two heavy farm teams,
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I In the Circuit Court o f the State o f
from 2800 to 32u0 pounds, with
PHYSICIAN ANU SURGEON
I Oregon for W asco County.
3 1-4 inch wagons and farm har-
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OREGON I va W,NGF,ELD- Plaintiff.
; ness. Write G. P Morden, Mos- HOOD RIVER
j ier, Oregon.
Will practice in Mosier and
«S.
J. C. Wingfield, Alice G. Wingfield,
May lie reached by long dis­
Callie B. Koontz, am! Callie B. Koontz
Cockerels for Sale
tance phone, Home phone 61.
as Administratrix o f the estate o f J.
S. C. White Leghorn Tancred
W. Koontz, deceased, Elton G.
stock, S. C. Rhode island Reds, !
Koontz and DeHa Koontz, Ella G,
W U Ï WE OWE
Chambers and J. I. Chambers, Ber-
I.add stock.
Attractive prices
tl»a
B. Koontz, Maude G. Ehrsam
for immediate sale.
Mayerdale l There’ s a lot of fun in making
and Holmes K. Ehraum, Florence C.
Orchards, Mosier. Oregon.
j money. It is an absorbing game. |
Koontz, W. N. Wiley, and Valdemaf
~ I But there is more in making it' Lidell, Administrator de bonis non o f
Hot Lake Manager Would Like do things than in hoarding it. j the Estate o f Kiwi Hedberg, di­
Notice is hereby given that the
Advance Notice of Arrival
| The mere possession of money ctated.
Defendants.
,, Preferred Stock string beans County Superintendent of Wasco
Christmas will soon he with us.
Persons contemplating a visit'doesn’ t get any man anything
and peas, better than fresh veg- County, Oregon, will hold
tl.e; Every one wants to give some , to ' H ^ ' u k r S p r i n ^ > % ^ n ; I ¡^ ¿¿tV cm -U h i power. ~ 'l t 7 < ^
I S e T K ^ t iV c .lfie T
----- .----- — -------------— ~ ! etahles once used never forgott- regular examination of appli- one a token
who tequire the service ot a not bring love or respect or c o n fi-; Koontz as Administratrix of the Estate
Ben Veatch left Wednesday «n. Extracted Honey o f this cants for State Certificates in
Every one wants to make a| u
chair or other special con -,
The things a man does of J- W. Koontz, deceased, Elton G.
morning for Portland.
! I,iand >"st in '»
*■<>■ Strauss. his office in the new court house few cents or a few dollars
I ^ T n a aem en ^ to^ ^ ve^ on re
with his money brings these. Kuontz and DeMu Koontz, Ella U.
th e niimt h n w ilile
; management to give notice o f
Chaimbers and -J, L Chambers, Bertha
Electric lamps and fixtures
Saturday night, Moving Pic­ at The Dalles, as follows:
the most possible.
j arrival in advance, so that prop- j W hen all is sard and done the B Koontz> M, ude q Khrsam and
tures carried by Chown.
I ture show.
“ ACID TEST” , a
Commencing Wednesday, De­
I bought all o f my Holiday | er care and attention may be as- men wlxt have thought more o f Hohnes K. Ehrsivm. Florence c,
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two reel film. “ GERM KISS”
, . . , cember 16, 1914. at 9 o’ clock, a. Goods last June and July before | sured.
| others than of themselves have j Koontz, W. N. VTiley, ami VaMemar
A. J. Evans left on luesday
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'‘oinic. Show starts 7:30o clook. m., and continuing until Satur- the Rock Crusher closed—conse-
jthe best time. They have h a d Udell, Administrator de lionis non of
for u business trip to Portland.
R. J. Taylor came up fiom 1 day, December 19, 1914, at 4 quently I bought cheaply and
W. A. HUSBANDS
more real satisfaction in them- ithe
En« ‘ Hedi^rg. dec.as.-d,
Old newspapers for sale at the
I Portland Tuesday night and on j o’ clock p. m.
I more than I should have. I do
Blacksmith
selves.
That
is
history.
That'
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In the Name o f the State o f Oregon^
Pulletin office.
' Wednesday he loaded 25 cars of .
Wednesday forenoon.
not vvisli to carry these goods
IS Ute.
You, and each o f you, the above
Horse Shoeing and General
C C, Piper was a mid-week ballast for the railroad The
Writin|?i jj . S. History, Phys. I through the year so I am going
The man ot wealth is to be en­ named defendants, are hereby required
Repair Work.
visitor In Hood River.
ears will he left in the yards here ¡o|
| to seM everything, at from 10%
vied,
not because he has much to appear and answer the complaint
Also agent for Corona Wool
filed against you in the above entitled
Buy them by the box. Japan­ and used as required.
to 30% off for Cash.
Wednesday afternoon.
Fat for horses and cows. A cure money but because he has mighty suit on or before the 14th day o f De­
ese oranges, SI.39 at Strauss’s.
Nowhere in the state is finer!
Come in and get my prices and for corns, contracted hoofs, mud opportunity. He is a 1,000 horse cember, 1914, and if you fail to so ap­
Physical Geography, Reading,
Mrs, J. L. Davenport went to work being done than at Lara-1
power Corliss engine. He ought pear and answer said complaint or
compare
witli other places and fever and sore shoulders
Composition, Methods in Read-
The Dalles on Tuesday to spend way,s, the Hood River Jeweler.1.
to be running a big plant. When otherwise plead thereto, for wan*
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with
catalogs.
M o s ie r ,
O regon
Several weeks with her parents. If there is anything in his line lnK* Methods in Arithmetic
he limits the use o f his jiower to thereof the plaintiff wilt apply to the
Thursday forenoon.
Court for the relief prayed for in said
DECEMBER Victor Records at that Laraway can’ t do, he hasn’ t
his own dollar making it is as complaint, to-w it: For judgment
Arithmetic, History of Educa- M o S ÌG T B o o k
S tO T G
Chown’ s,
found it yet.
though lie b a d hitched the Cor- ag ajnst the defendants, J. C. W ing-
H . G . K IB B E E
tion, Psychology, Methods in
Dr. C. A. Macrum returned I Buy “ Him” a muffler, som e, ,,
liss to a single hole corn shelter. field and Alice G. Wingfield, and Callie
house ¡ Geography.
yesterday from a week’ s visit in handkerchiefs, tie, pair of
It is a waste o f his capacities.
H. Koontz, and Callie B. Koontz as
N O T A R Y P U B L IC
IF YOU W IS H
Thursday afternoon.
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Administratrix o f the estate o f J. W.
slippers, bath robe, warm gloves
Portland.
Men
grow
old
and
die.
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Koontz. deceased, in the sum o f
or mittens, umbrella, suspenders, | Grammar, Geography, Ameri-
To meet your friends, stop at M O S I E R
The Store of the Christmas
O R E G O N longest l i f e is but a span. There ; $ 200.00 in Gold Coin o f the United
arni bands, silk sox, warm cap ¡can Literature, Physics, Metb-1
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isn’ t time enough for any of 11 s ¡sta tes, together with interest thereon
S p irit Strauss.
HOTEL MOSIER.
ods in Language, Thesis for Pri-I
for Christmas at Strauss’ s.
to d o all \ve w o u ld d o .
W e from July 7th, 191:1, at the rate o f 8
Don Littlepage was in Hood
Mrs. Sarah McVey went to [ niai'y Certificate.
A ll M odem and under Neu> D e r b y & S t e a r n s ought to get the most out of life lt,er
p"rJ ,nn' mi for, the furtlLer
River yesterday holding a secret
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I sum o f $190.00 attorney fees, and for
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1 The Dalles yesterday to see her
Friday Forenoon.
toi
OU1
selves.
When
a
man
lies
p|aintifT’-s
costs and disbursements
Management.
Session with a dentist.
j ni
Miss Alice Bennett who
Theory and Practice, Orthog­
l a w y e r s
down
for
the
last
time
he
must
made
and
expended
therein: and for a
Make your Christmas gift this; ja m)(|er ., ,)liysdang care. Dui,
AUGMENTED BATH FACILITIES
raphy,
English L itera tu re,
decree o f the Court decreeing that said
have
some
jurisdiction
for
hav­
year a practical one. Many good | jnR Mjss Bennett*s a|)8ence from Chemistry,
ing lived outside of the fact that m ortgage he foreclosed and that the
selections at Chow 11 ’ s.
school, Airs. E. E. Amsden lias
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he has done well financially. He premises therein described, to-w it:
Friday Afternoon.
VV. G. GLOYD, Prop.
Thirty feet (30) off the West side o f
Paul Higley arrived home on j dm rge of her room
needs it then. He will never Lot Two (2), thirty feet (30) off the
School Law, Geology, Algebra,
Sunday from California and will j
,
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j
1 Buy
i>..„ “ Her’
u,„.” u kimono bath
; BENNETT SINNOTT & GALLOWAY know how much he wants and West side o f Lot Seven (7), ’and Lots
Saturday forenoon.
spend the winter with his parents i
desires it until that time corttes. Three (3) and Six (6), all in B lo e k "D "
robe, warm slippers, necklace,
Geometry, Botany.
Attorneys-At Law
Mrs. Chas. T. Race and
Every man wants to do things o f Kramer’s Addition to Dalles City,
. . . little| | fine handkerchiefs, ribbons, um-
jprmuddaugbter were visiting in brel|a funcy lineI1H> towels,
Saturday afternoon.
G e n e r a l P r a c t ic e
that gain honor and affection. Wasco County, Oregon, according to
PLUMBING
the recorded map aial plat thereof;
Hood R i v e r yesteiday.
1 napkins, fancy neck fixings and
General History, Bookkeeping.
OREGON Diere ara few men who do not And also the East twenty feet (20) o f
I THE DALLES,
Nice line of COMMUNIIY lace collars, warm soft blankets,
______ ¡cra ve the love o f children and ! i^ts Four (4) and Five (5) in said
Steam and Hot Water Heating.
Silverware at Chown’ s.
aprons for Christmas at Strauss’ s
the liking of men and the confi- j Block D ” in said Kramer’s Addition
WORK ON THE RIVER ROAD HALF DONE
.J. E. Higley returned Satur­
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deuce
and good will o f the be- ; to Datlea City, in Wasco County, Ore-
Jobbing
promptly
attended
to.
il. B. Davidlio/.ar, a promin­
day from a fortnight’s visit in ent stockman of Joseph, Nallovva
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x lieving in ourselves but there are I ^on’
J. A. Eliott, engineer incliarge
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Be sold in the maimer provided hv law
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OREGON 1 2 THE DALLES OREGON 1
three estimators
ot men who
a re1
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Portland.
Co., spent the week end with Iris of the work on the Columbia MOSIER
¡fo r the sale ot real property upon
S bald to fool, dogs, children and I mortgage foreclosure, and the proceeds
C. A. Morden came up from 1 n,.p|iew E. W. Davidhozar ami River highway, filed his third
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL S the public. Their estimate of ! arising from such sale be applied in
Portland last Saturday and spent ! family. Mr. Davidhozar at tend- report with the county court at • I
FOR GIRLS
1 us is usually fair. It isn’ t as the paynsent of said judgment «irt the
S u n d a y on his fruit ranch,
| ed thu Farmers’ convention at their session Iasi week, says the
For Particulars apply to
1 likely to be mistaken as our own i s u m s aJ,ove niMUiimefi. including costs
MANY GIFTS suitable for all ¡The Dalles last week and was on Hood River tyews. This shows , _
o f iialti ami attorney fees; and that the
estimate. Audit takes kindness,
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members of the family at i Ins way to Portland.
that about one-half the work has 'J Machine Shop
S IS T E R S U P E R IO R { ! willingness, sincere desire to defendants, and each and all o f them,
and any and all persons claiming hyy
Chown’ s.
For the Christmas table can- been completed in lhe three f
and Garage
i meet liking and service half way through or under them or any o f thenk
E. B. Wood of Portland, visit- died cherries an id pineapple, m<mths and the contractors have
he forever barred frerm any and all
j to win the approval of these.
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a
Auto Repairing and
right, title, equity and interest in Said
ed here lust Sunday with his mince meat and plum pudding, 1
i been paid slightly over $30,000 j
I Moreover we are come upon a j premises or any portion thereof, save
ork already
already done.
done.
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Wood. | layer raisins and walnuts, marsh ;
" i ol
new time and new undei takings on[v the statutory right o f redemp-
The
weather
Tire Ladies Aid Society will j mellow float, date nut butter, j l he weather lias been unus-
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f one man’ s responsibilities to j tion, and for such other and further
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and
State
St.
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meet at the home of Mrs S. E. Oscar saure, Paw Paw dressing, l,a ^ favorable aim work has at
others.
In England this has j relief as to the Court may seem meet
Hood River,
Oregon f
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grape fruit m a r m a l a d e at no time been interrupted by the
Evans next Wednesday.
crystalized
into law. The un-' ilml e<luitat)le-
I elements. When the snow conies
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This Summons is published in the
Dick Becker was in town yes­ Strauss's.
Shoes
made
to
order.
We
retail
earned
increment
which m akes!.,
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j the rock work will still he con­
.
i Mosier Bulletin, a weekly newspaper
terday interviewing our merch-; Complaint is being made that tinued, although the excavation
Repair- me11 **ch belongs in part to thei0f jre,iera| circulation published in
Men’8 and Boys Shoes
ants in the interests of the Cud-¡some person or persons have ami grading will have to ,e d e -1 DAVID ROBINSON, M. D.
ing neatly done while you wait, ¡community. Carnegie recognizes W asco County, Oregon, for six con-
ahy Packing House.
| been in the habit of dumping ferred until Spring. The coun­
Prlces reasonable and all work tins, ltockefellow acknowledges | »ecutiv« weeks, being seven issue*
Christmas Special, Boys and ' tin cans and other rubbish along ty court is not anxious that, any
guaranteed
j the debt. It is justice merely thert,°L
in compliance with an
Physician and Surgeon
u . . . l i b , .
..„..,1 ... i. i o r d e r o f Hon. W. L. Bradshaw, .luitge
Girls new style sweaters our the public mad above the school more of the grading than neces­
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that , + the
wealthy render
back
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the t ircuit Court o f the State o f
regular $1.50 and $1.76 grades at house. This should not lie a" l o w - sary should be done this Fall, be­
ju s e p n n m o r e
service tor th e service and p r o - ()regttn for WaSco County, dated the
ed. as ¡I is most unsightly. lh e cause oi the heavy wash during
O regon
$1 .19. Strauss.
M osier
310 Union St
The Dalles tect*on wl,ich >s opportunity t o 1 24th day of October, 1914, anA the
rubbish
is
dumped
any
old
place
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| thrift and talent. The new un- «late o f the first publication o f this
the
winter.
Dick Evans moved his family i
derstanding is evident in politics, ! Summon® ¡»October 30th, 1914, and
Into town last week and they are along lhe road with no apparent
The court has already drawn
object
of
filling
up
holes,
or
gett­
DR. C. H. JENKINS
occupying one of l >. W. Hudson’s
$50,000 of the $75,000 bond issue,
f in com m erce, in everyth in g men * * .dB‘ e o f ^ last publication there-
ing it out of sight. There should but not ¡ill of Ibis lias been ex­
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houses.
S think deeply whether or not they
DENTIST
be a dumping ground, removed
teel deeply, lh e man who has
Attorney for Plaintiff.
pended.
Buy the children’s toys and
from public view, where trash
I been strong and fortunate owes
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H oo d R iv e r ;
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O regon
dolls and Fairy and Mother can be disposed of without o f­
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more
to
the
opportunity
than
to!
Goose handkerchiefs at Strauss’s fending the sight of passers by.
Office Phone, 1081.
Kes. Phone, 333
* himself.--Times-Republican.--Ex !
pud make them happy.
N t4 -L S A T
Dr. Welch, the Hood River
Want a Home in Portland?
Can supply you with any­
Veterinarian, was here Tuesdav
thing in this line at most
evening prescribing tor a sick
Leading varieties o f fruit
What have you to trade in the BAKERY
WIN D R SHORT COHRSt JAN. 4-JO
reasonable prices.
horse belonging to W. II. Welier.
Agriculture including Agronomy,
trees for commercial and
way
of farm property for good |
CONFECTIONERY
My prices on currants and
Animal Husbandry, Dairying, Horti-
cui.iur.
1
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iiuliry
Husbandry,
Insects,
home
planting.
raisins are gs low as Portland
residence property in Portland ?
SOFT DRINKS
Plant and Animal Diseases, Cream­
¡nail order liousesand thequalil.\
er! Management. Marketing, etc.
(five
details
of
what
you
have,
F. A. MASSEE,
CIGARS
TOBACCO
Home ti uinuimcs, incbidmg C ook­
) will leave to your good judg­
ing. Home Nursing, Sanitation, Sew­
and what you want.
Address,
ing Dressmaking and Millinery.
ment, Strauss.
H ood River
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Oregon
V. E. LINDBURÜ,
$
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aiBB J Portland Home, care of Bulletin,
Com merce, including Business Man­
Rumi life offers to young men it.iys
C. A. McCaigar, Geo. Cham­ of toil ami uìk I i I s of «(inly. It offers
agement, Rural hconomics. Business
Phone Odell 146.
! Mosier, Oregon.
S t u r g e s s B l d g , M o s ie r , O r e ,
1 aw . Office t raining. Kirin Account­
berlain and E. C. Rhodes were j frugal fai anil pizia i lotbes. It of-
ing, et,
t'aiglnccring. Including
visitors in The Dalles on Wei I fers lean bottles, herd num b's, horny
S
ork and Koadbu
-tt.
I bunds ami furrowed brows It of FAR'D RS W I CK FI bRLARY 1-A
pesday.
I fers whob-s iU- i i l io..I ion to the r\
A general clearing house session of
at. .until the high
«i\ day s tur the e\. h inge ot dynamic
Harry (.¡ has , who lias Iteell I tl'n*
est ollioteai y. Il iTi'iu the harden of
idea- o t a most pressu ■ prop ems
yisiling Ids parents, left Wed-! brlnslug up lam families ami tntin-
ot ilie Dme-
I e c t u r e s b\ leading
authoriCo.. St'te nlereu.es.
nesday for Portland. Bis fallii ini them In the produettve life. It
EXTbS. illN SERVICE
We have the largest assortment of
ly will remain here for a lime.
Aers tin ohlbMtions of using all
Offers levUites, movable s-hcwls, in*
dolls in the City. Don’ t wait until every
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I wealth ns tools sud not us means of
Nemo and Gossard Corsets, special
Pure linen handkerchiefs for Men.—
stitutes and numerous corre-ponjencs
(j. lv MeChirt ol Ibe Dalles
it don not offer
for one week, commencing Wednesday
one else has had the pick of the stock
Full size with neatly embroidered in­
courses on request.
r e p r e s n t in g the Portland Reallies the insult of « lite of ea se. or aes
MUSIC: Piano, sttmg. Ba’id, Voice.
December 9th. Any $5.00 corset in the
itial in the corner. Special, each .. .15c
and the best are gone. Make your
Co., wus a business visitor in I ’ hetlc enj ment, or grueeful con
house,
your
choice...........................
$3.50
No
tuition.
Red
ned
rites
on
all
rail­
selections now and they M ill be carefully
sumption t
emotional ecstasy. It
Ribbons, plain and fancy, included in
town on Wednesday.
■ ffers. ins'i ‘.d, ilio joy of productive roads. t or further ml, rm.t ion address,
All $3.50 models for this one week,
wrapped and put a\va\ and you can get
this lot is some fancy ribbon ruffling that
rtio Oregon Agi icuilurai College,
of participating In the
lsaraway’s the Hood Ri ver | ai 'ileverm
t»
Coqv ci I .is. uWhiloN
can he used to advantage jtlst now.
them when desired. We are offering special.............................................. $2 50
hui.ding up of a h'gher rural virilUa-
Values up to 20c. Your choice, yd . 5c
Jeweler, will he found a inost tion.
some big specials in dressed dolls sis
Genuine Cut Glass Wat^r Jugs. Ord­
o v e r as VEArtS1
C om p lete lille of iiollilay Gootls
inarily you would pay twice or three
follows:
To young
tt also It offers toil
Ribbons— About all colors in silk anil
EXPERIENCE
times this amount for these. Special 50c
al inost reusonable prive». Cali study, fr u .
a id plain clothes
satin, plain and fancy colors 1 1-2 to 4
8oc values. Special...
40c
i>.n h ss be
'e sh u are honored
ami set- llieni.
inches wide. The yard...................... lCs
75c
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38c
Genuine Cut Glass Tumblers with a
with s g n
il difficult tusk It
90c
"
45
c
very
neat
design.
Each................
10c
Fancy Box Paper—Paper and envel­
oners
also
i
Geo. K. Smith and wife of
i ns. the burdens nnd
respontdbll ' u s ol sacred motherhood.
opes
to match, put up in very attractive
1.00
. 50 c
Portland were in town od l ue
Pure linen and lawn handkerchiefs for
It ofCurs th. obit 1 1Ion and perpetua-
boxes. Sumething that always makes a
$1.15 values. Special.
58c
day ami went out to look -t a tion lr. sui t eeui tg genecatious the
l a *o r. M e * a l
ladies, regular 50c values. Special.. 25c
trust acceptable present to lady or girl,
D e s ia r la
1.25 "
63c
picce of land whicli tliey uwu. principles of 'ho lrodunlve life made
C'»YFornT3 4 s.
Toy Furniture Three piece set regu-
gentleman or boy. Box 5. 10, 15. 20,
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fnae
manifest
in
then
tehee.
If
does
not
2.50 "
1.25
Bollili of Mosier.
ini- i 11 e%) w ’»*•! Ber wit
25c and up.
lar $4.50 values. Special...............$2.50
— LO CAL — !
S. F. GOSS
t Foust & Merle I
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L. COMINI,
IMPORTANT EVENTS
IKE CALL O
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ISMM CO
LLEG
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For Sale
The Tombstone
------ man ------
Meals At All Hours
Dolls
offer the In tilt of a life of pride and
realty. It i
rs thi ji vs of ach'ev. •
merit, of i * e\ t
n not a!o".i‘
in (lend ma hie .(ltd Ciinvas. hut also
in the pl'si c lives ol children to be
shaped an i mo..Ided Into I iose Ideal
id a id heart u ikh their
ream ■
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