Mosier bulletin., December 18, 1914, Image 4

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C H R IS T M A S S U G G E S T IO N
Come and see our splendid line o f Holiday Goods. They are in uu
vance o f anythin« offered hereabouts as regards sty le, newness and
desirability.
With the best at your command, lots o f it. and price ¡terns attached
that interest you becauae they show fairness, you will not miss it by
making early and frequent calls at this store.
go call early while our stock is j e t full and complete
STEAM ER
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TAHOM A
n a v ig a t io n
CHARLES NELSON,
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M anager .
Leaves The Dalles 7:00 A. AL, Sundays, Tuesdays ami
Thursdays. Arrives at Mosier at 8:15. A. M.
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Leaves i'orllunrl on Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays
from Oak Street Dock.
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Passengers and freight.
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Mosier Dock in charge o f J. W. Huskey, who will meet all
boats anil attend to transfer. Phone No. 85.
LARA W AY’S JKWELRY STORE
HOOD RIVER, OREGON
rwwi«M«»>»!x»ws ru.¡otic- m&rw
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— L O C A L — Capt. Jenny, S. A. I i
Dr. George F . N ew house
J E W E L E R O PTICI 11V
At the Moving Picture Show
; SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
PROFESSIONAL
CARDS
DR. H. L. HUMBLE
Christmas will soon he with us.
PHYSICIAN a m . SURGEON
Every one wants to give some HOOD RIVER
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OREGON
;one a token.
W ill practice in .Mosier and
Every one wants to make a
May he reached by long dis­
few cents or a few dollars buy.
tance phone. Home phone 61.
j the most ¡xissible.
I bought all o f my Holiday
DAVID ROBINSON, M. D.
Goods last June and July before
the Rock Crusher closed—conse­
Physician and Surgeon
quently i bought cheaply and
more than I should, have. I do
t not wish to carry these goods
M o s ie r
O regon
through the year so I am going
to sell everything, at from 107c
to 30' c off for Cash.
DR. C. H. JENKINS
Come in and get my prices and
DENTIST
compare with other places and
; H ood R iv e r ;
O regon
with catalogs.
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Alliert Medenw aid spent sever­
Eyes Posted, Glasses Fitted, Watches, clocks,
al days in Portland this week.
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J« velry. Sterling Silverware, Cut Glass
Fred Ulmer was an over-night
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Twenty years Experience.
visitor in The Dalles Wednesday. A P,cture Illustrating the L ifeof
Res. Phone, -333
Office Bhonc, 1081.
I grind my own Lenses.
, c. . _ ! the Salvation Army. And the1
Electric lamps and fixtures
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; police in the Slumsot a large city 1
lures earned by Chown.
The Dalles, Oregon
Phone Blank 711 |
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See CHINA TOWN.
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H. G . K 1 B B E E
Jas. Camp and family visited >
It takes over an hour to run
in Hood River on Tuesday.
N O T A R Y P U B L IC
this film. 3 reels.
Old newspapers for sale at the
NOTICE OK SH E R IF F ’ S SALE
NOTICE OF SH E R IF F 'S SALE
SURE!
Bulletin office.
j W. A. Husbands, Geo. Matli- In the Circuit Court o f th<* State o f In the Circuit Court o f tbe State Of
M O S IE R
O regon
Or< «ou for Wasco County
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Oregon for Wasco County
ZAN O L-w hat is it?
jews and C. C. Piper were busi­ Alice Sheldon,
Now that it is possible to send __ _ .
! Newton Patterson,
Plaintiff,
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W. C. Stone was a mid-week ness visitors in Hood River last
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| merchandise by Parcels Post, we D E R B Y &
S TEARNS
Tuesday.
business visitor in Portland.
F. L. Houghton and A. Bettingen, Chari s E. Smith and Ida M. Smith, suggest that should you need i
Airs. Elnur Root, the Misses
DECEMBER Victor Records at
Trustees, and Henry J. Yager, Ida j »»,1 Edward C. Pease Company, a any,hjM
g in the way of Pre-
| Irene Fisher and Ellen Carlson Yager, and J. C. Yager,
L aw yers
Corporation,
Chown's.
I were visitors in Hood River on
Defendants.
Defendants.
scriptions filled, Drugs or Patent
Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Butter­
Ity virtue o f an Execution, Decree j
virtue o f » " execution, Deere
: Wednesday.
I U l n l I l i n l u t * / ■ ! k i n l<i <1 ■ ■ I n
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field were shopping in Hood
and Order o f Sale duly issued o u t o f 1 a n d ( , n , e r o f S a U ‘ - duly issued out o f Medicines, that you send to
H O O D R IV E R . O R E G O N
j Is’ nt it nice that you have a
River on Tuesday.
and under the seal o f the Circuit Court ! “ ml um,l‘ r " le se!l1 o f tt,e Circuit Court ;
CriAS. N. CLARKE
! store where you can get what o f the Stali* o f Oregon for the County j o f the Slate o f Oregon f or Wasco
Grape Fruit at a special price. I you want without sending or go-
o f Wasco, to me directed and dated I < ounf.v. to me directed, and dated the
BENNETT S1NNGTT £ CALLOWAY
Strauss.
ling away and at the right price. the 15th day o f December, IU14, upon ! 15th ,la-v o f becem her 1914, upon a (le­ The DRUGGIST of Hood River,
Attorneys-At Law
1 cre*‘ ^or tt*e foreclosure o f certain for them,
J. M. Elliott left the first of Strauss.
the Decree for the fur-'i’loBurt nt'
lie can send them to
( certain m ortgage, and Judgment ren mortgages and judgment rendered and
the week for a sojourn in Port­
G e n e r a l P r a c t ic e
her i i daughters,
I Mrs.J.
*»* i -■>•«• Biles
i »m and
<,i ..j m
.Huf.
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i i,, >aj,j i oort on the entered ill said Court on tlie loth day you cheaper than you can get
land.
Mrs. Ed. Howe, Mrs. Maddox j 15th day ot |,(.l:,.m|„.r> 1!d l> ¡„ Ul, I o f December 1914, in the above entitled them at home.
DALLES,
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OREGON
¡THE
Nice line o f COMMUNITY a,„j Miss
left on Monday above i-ntillt-d cause, in favor o f til* cause in favor o f the plaintiff' und
Silverware at Chown’ s.
for Portland, where they will plaintiff and against the defendants, | against the defendants l harks E. Hot Lake Manager Would Like
VV. A. HUSBANDS
Henry J. Yager, Ida Yager, and J. ('. 1 Smith and Ida M. Smith, as judgment
H. E. Dean returned Tuesday remain this winter.
Advance Notice of Arrival
Blacksmith
Yager, as judgment debtors, in the debtors, in the sum o f $2500.00, with
from a visit with friends in
W. C. Stone returned Tuesday sum o f $4671.90, with interest thereon interest thereon from August 24, 1913,
Persons
contemplating
a
visit!
Portland.
morning from Spokane, where from March 21st, 1DI4, at the rate o f at the rate o f 10 per cent per annum, to Hot Igtke Springs, Oregon,: Horse Shoeing and General
Repair Work.
Mrs. E. J. Middleswart, of he has been superin tend i hr the 8 per cent, per annum, and the further and the further sum o f $1000.00,' with who require the service of a
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interest
thereon
from
October
7th,
Also agent for Corona Wool
Hood River, visited her daugh­ construction o f a roadway. He sum o f $5U0.00 attorney s fees, Slid tbe 1912, at the rate o f 10 per cent, per wheel cl.air or other special con­
further sum o f $20.00 coats, and the
ters here this week.
will remain at home this winter. costs o f and upon this Writ, and com- j annum, and the further sum o f $275.00 venience, are requested by the I Fat for horses and cows. A cure
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Last call for Christmas pres­
Dr. Robinson attended the mantling me to make sale o f the real attorney fees, and the further su m of arrival iu advance, so that prop­ for corns, contracted hoofs, mud
fever
and
sore
shoulders.
v>'ith interest tiiereon from
ents at Strauss.
meeting of .the physicians of property embraced in such Decree j ^
er care and attention may be as­
M o s ie r ,
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o f foreclosure, and h e r e i n after j (,cloljer20th, 1914, at the rate o f 0 per
sured.
Wasco,
Hood
River
and
Sher­
V. C. Brooks transacted husi-
{described,
I will on Ihe 25th
P*‘r a " " U|". UMli the furthersum of
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rie. hs at Ihe county seat on Tuts- man counties last Monday night day o f January, 1815, at the hour o f
*nd tbe costa of and upon thta
Notice
for
Publication
Writ,
and
commanding
me
to
make
day.
when a tri-county medical • » - 12.-00 o ’clock in the «ft m oon o f sah.
sedation
was
[Publisher.]
¡Make your Ch ristinas Rift this 8oc
i a tion vv
as formed,
I oi med .
i day, and at the front door o f the t :oun-
1 ^ ^ ^ real property embraced iri
ree (rf foreclosure and herein­
Department, o f the Interior, Land
year a practical one. Many good i The young folks have taken ' G C ou rthou s,-m Dalles c ity , W asco*1'-”
after described, I will, on the 25th day
PLUM RING
•elections at Chown’s.
I advantage ot tbe cold weather to the highest bidder for cash in hand, o f January, 1915, at the hour o f 3:00 Office at The Dalles, Oregon, Novem­
ber 4th, 1914.
Mrs. ______
Harry
Goss ________
left on _______
Tues-1 wI'*ch has made excellent skat- all the right, title and interest which o ’ clock iu the afternoon o f said liay,
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Notice is hereby given that Martin S te a m anil H o t \\ ¡ite r H e a t in g .
day to join her husband in Port- ing on lower Mosier creek, and j the defendants, I . l . Houghton and ami at the front door o f the County Saul, o f Mosier, Oregon, who on Feb­
Wasco
j „ ntj
j skating parties are n u m e r o u s in a . Uettingen, Trustees,
Henry J. Courthouse in Dalle» City,
1 County, Oregon, sell at public auction ruary 15th, 1908, made llom e-tead Jobbing promptly attended to
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Yager,
Ida
Yag
and
J.
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Yager,
or
the afternoons and evenings.
Bn try No. 04523, for the NK 1-4 S. W. j
Mrs. B. J. Weller visited in
; either o f them, had on the date o f tile to the ¡light st hidd-u lor cash in lianii,
1-4. NW 1-4 SE 14, Section 5. Town-i MOSIER
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OREGON
An
inspection
of
the
various
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all
the
right,
title
and
interest
which
i mortgage foreelosed herein, or which
Portland for several days this
ship 1 North Range 12 LVVM-, has
the
defendants,
Charles
E.
Smith,
and
business houses in town shows such defendants or any o f the defend
tiled notice o f intention to make Filial I
week.
that our merchants are prepared {inis herein have since acquired, of, in Ida M. Smith, and Edward C. Lease Live year Proof, to establish claim to
IF y o u w : s h
Get my prices on nuts, Strauss.
Company,
u
corporation,
or
either
of
to supply' tile public with all ! and to the following describe d real them, badon theilate o f t lie mortgages the land above described, before tlie
property,
situated
and
being
in
Wasco
Register a. d Receiver o f the U. R. 1 To meet your friends, stop at
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Mct ai gar and J. K. Me- hinds of useful ami ornameulul
for, dosed herein, or which such de-
t ’ount.v, Oregon, to wit:
Gregor were visitors at thecoun- j(jhrislinas goods for young and Tht Southwest Quarter o f Section I feiiilunts or any o f tlie defendants' Land Office at The Dalles, Oregon, on
the 18th day o f December, 1914.
HOTEL MOSIER.
ty Seat the first of the week.
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1 herein have since acquired or now have
Saturday Night
g Mosier Book Store
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DRUGS?
IMPORTANT EVENTS
l<JI«4-lff A T
I'rrfiM
m • tL JU
lt>, the West Half o f
the Southeast
on®
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No tuition. Reduced rates on all rail­
roads. For further inf« tma ion address,
The Oregon Agricultural College,
(tw-lU-l-to-l-l)
COUVAl.US, URBGON
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OSIER UE
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Meals A t A ll Hours
BAKERY
CONFECTIONERY
SOFT DRINKS
CIGARS
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S. F. GOSS
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W INI ER SHORT COURSE— JAN. 4-30
Agriculture. (eluding Agronomy,
Animal Husbandry. Dairying, Horti­
culture, Poultry Hu-bandry, insects.
Plant and Animal Diseases, Cream­
er' Management, Marketing, etc.
Home Econom ics, including Cook­
ing. Home Nursing, Sanitation, Sew­
ing Dressmaking and Millinery.
Com m erce, including Business Man­
agement. Rural Economics, business
Low. Office Training. Farm Account­
ing, etc.
Engineering, including
Shopwork and Woadbuilding.
FARMERS W EEK — FEBRUARY D *
A general clearing house session of
six davs for the exchange r.f dynamic
ideas on the most pressing problem»
ot the times.
Lectures by leading
authorities. State conferences.
EXTENSION SERVICE
Offers lectures, movable schools, in­
stitutes and numerous correspondenca
courses on request.
MUSIC: Piano, String. Band, Voice.
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TOBACCO
V. E. L1NDBURG,
S t u r g e s s B l d g , M o s ie r , O r e .
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L. COMINI, 1
1 The Tombstone i
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$ ------- man------- s
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Can supply you with any- j
tiling in this line at most J
reasonable prices,
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Foust & Merle /
Machine Shop
anti Garage
Auto Repuiringand
accessories.
A I 1
Work Guaranteed
First and State St.
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in and to the following described real j Claimant names as witnesses:
Hood River,
Oregon
A ll Modern ami under New
L. H. l.cioinger, John R. W ilcox.
property, situated and being in Wasco
Gnat
Krnquist
and
Howard
Smith,
all
County, Oregon, to-wit:
Management.
Luts Eight (8), Nine (9). Ten (10) o f Mo«ier, Ore.
AUGMENT lil) BATH FACILITIES
H. F rank W oodcock ,
and Eleven (III in Block One p 1) o f i
Register.
Lord & I,aughliu’ s Addition to Dalles
City, Wasco County, Oregon; together
|ST. M A R Y ’ S A C A D E M Y !
W. G. GLOYD, Prop.
For Sale.
FiltaUSS.
Range 13 East o f Ihe Willamette with the tenements, hereditament» and
Miss Edna Lindburg arrived
§ THE DALLES, OREGON |
B. J. Weller left last Saturday i'1,,iiuian, thence Ea»t 10.07 chi ¡appurtenances thereunto belonging.
On** or two heavy farm teams,
yesterday from Portland to visit tor an extenúen trip u n it tin South Iti.bU c I im . . East 0.45 eli»., South Or sn much o f said property as will from 2800 to 32<H) pounds, with
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satisfy said Judgment and Decree with
her brother, V.
Lindburg
3 1-4 inch wagons and farm har­
ooulliern &lutes. lie expects to 2 Ì ° 55’ East 7.80 chs.. North ] :j3 ■ costs and accruing costs.
# BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL I
ness. Write G. P. Moiilen, Mos-
John Huskey returned Tues- speuu Hie winter in 1 una, ai.u East 1.27 eli»., Nortliü® Easi 1.40chs.
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FOR G.RI.S
f
Saul property will In* sold subject to •
Leading varieties of
day from a month’s visit in Mis- next spring will go 10 New \oik j North 3 6 ° East 1.23 eh»., North 12® I'.nuu illation'aia! ren. oiptiun as oy law
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For Particulars apply to
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a im ir o in th e r e w ill m a k e tin I East 2.00 eh »., North 09® East 0.90 provided.
trees for commercial
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souri and Arkansas.
tr ip tliru th e P a n a m a C a n a l to eh»., North 30® East 1.80 eli»., South
Dated at Tue Dalles, Wasco County,
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¡8 9 ° East 3.00 eh».. North 21 ° East
home planting.
R. D. Chutfield and family ¡>au F r a n c is c o .
Oregon, tin« 16th day o f December,
2.60eh».,
North
0
4
°
East
1.00
chs.,
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spent several days this week
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I i have placed Dojson
poison on C. A.
F. A. MASSEE,
j North ,»3 ® East 2.00 chs.. North 7<i ®
l.E V l CHRISM AN,
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The Real Labor Problem Is on the
with relatives in Portland.
McCargar’
s
chicken
ranch on
! Esst 2.00 chitina,. North 30® East o.7o
Sheriff
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Wasco
County,
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Farm.
Mosier ( reek, to get animals Hoot! River
Oregon
Cold? I bifve warm blankets,
chs, North84 ® Last l.iNleha.. South 14 - d-18-j-15.
The groat dntlh 1 w ith flaming head­
* that are killing my Belgian hares.
and warm fiannette night gowns lines deph re the lo( of woman who h ast T.Stl chs.. Soutli 7® \V> st 0.70
Phone Odell 146.
Wm. C. Kruger.
waiting for you. Strauss.
Believed Himself Invisible.
toil In ihe cities, the city pulpit ich».. South 40® East 0.70 ch s., North
-e®
Last
.90
chs..
North
58®
East
T!u- first Lord L.vtton whs certainly
thunders with sympathy for her. and
Dr. ( ’. A. MjpTum and L. J. the
legislators orate in her behalf, 2.00 chn.. North L ® Engt 2.00 cbs., dnft One iioH iitni: wlii o lit» was en
Want a Home in Portland?
Cockerels for Sale
Merrill, spent Sunday in Tin* but not a line Is written, a word said : North 7 5 ° Last 2.00 ch ».. North 51® tiM’taiiiiiiji a Uirue company at his < t*un
S. C. W’liite Leghorn Tancred
| or n speech delivered in the interest East 1.00 ch s., North 75® Lust M O i n sc.'t the ¡¿nests were jisseuihled at
Dalles.
of the million women who lubor on eh».. South 83c Last 2.15 ct s , North Uiviikf.i»l ill the great bull when Iboir s t o c k . S. ( ’ . R h o d e Isla n d R e d s ,
What have you to trade in the Shoes made to order. We retail
Born In Portland, Dee. 10, the farm. Where one woman works
host «ame in in an old dressing uo \ y > i i . i i
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0 - 30 Last 14.23 chs. to sectioo cor. polirei....... .. e „p o f ten »ml di»i,|.penr I Ladd
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Attractive prices way of farm property for good Men’ s and Boys Shoes. Repair­
M. in the cities In this state, there are a hetwi-ep Seca. Itìii 21. tlience Sentii
1914. to Mr. and Mrs.
ing neatly done white you wait.
for
immediate
sale.
Mayerdale
et I without ín terin ' a word tt> anyone
hundred mothers tolling in the fli ,1 5, - 5a \\ . st 40.03 chs. to cor. toste»
residence property in Portland ?
West, a daughter.
Artlitir UasM-ll 4*\pre>sed his surpris«» Orchards, Mosier. Oregon.
Prices reasonable and all work
nnd no mention is made of It. Is the
Give details of what you have, guaranteed.
E. VV. Davidhi/ar and Leslie woman In the rtfy entltlrd to any Ui 17 20 Ci 21: the-vee South 4.0.» chs. to hi- ne* t nei^litior. who said:
“ Ile heileres liSiuself to he invisible.**
lo piace o f heginning, ce italuing 57.: 5
Rout transacted business III The more consideration than the woman
\nd. sure emaiKlu In :i little time lie
M ANY GIFTS suitable for all i,n<l wl,a* >°" want- Address,
; on the farm? 1 contend that she is aerea more or li ss, il bei ig intoniteli
Joseph A mo re
appeared in his usual dress and salut
Dalles on Monday.
not
Tlie eltv woman may be nvor' b\ thè above eoursi-s ti» tol lo vi tì),
members
of the family at Portland Home, Care of Bulletin,
vil ii!s ft ir: »’ s as if he had not st»en
Mark a Mayer and II. M. W est easily real rained hy legislation, and centro ot Light Mile i r. ek ivherevcr tiieui sinre tlie previous niuht
310 Union St
The Dalles
Chown’ s.
Mosier, Oregon.
were passengers on Monday’ s she may tu-ye a more attentive n-t - (ili crei k bor, ers »«i,| la ,1; all o f t •
di--ivro when she orb r aloud, hot th ■ «bove describ-al lami bei
.’ iat .1 in
local to Portland.
x a . X ac.T
foal ' ih-r problem. In so fsr ns It r-
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Infos to women vt d i hlldren. is
t>r so nvocb ol* s-iid
\\ h ile y ou a r e t h in k in g o f th e many
•ertj as wiil
Mrs. J. R. Wilcox and Miss the form
her.' m< hrr nnd child,
natisi i s.ihl .1 uilgmeii
piv.scnt.s > ■»i ar • in b u y , ,lo nut fo r g i t
I Acerco with
Dolly Fisher visited in Hood wielding the ho- .nil
ring t>-.
I fiat lilis r H e s t o r e lia it w in s a v e y o u
hsrw t. t. 11 day 1 snd day out with Costa Hai] accruin costa.
River on Monday.
Said pro| • 11 \ will hi soM sul j- ct t
money, On the manv sta:>
out hope of reward.
y ou m ust
iron toys, trains, wooden toys, in fact
conlirm.ition and r.- Ii'iopti-m as In lav
Luv. '
C. A. McCar uir and family
Toys
The City Life Puny.
pr -vid. il.
an
endlesss variety of anything o f which
left Wednesday afternoon to
A good 10c bleached muslin. 3 yds
Our line of toys was never more
The farm women V
. ork front
Dal ■ I at Tlo- Ihi ■ s. W: sco t'nuoti
Stocking utul Hockey caps
you might think.
compii le. Regardless of tbe war we
spend tlie Christmas holidays in Ml tit *un They do their hotipe•work Dregnti. Ibis I5tlv dai o f Pecenita-r
Flannel shirts
lune gauereu together all kinds of toys,
sud 1luff a 1 .«If-in IlMon h;»b *.« to sleep 1914
Portland.
■ Men’ s Hats
rflcr the « . ! kc.Is ¡;o to roost. ani
from all the foreign lands, as well as
Miscellaneous
i \ i i Hi,I sm vn .
re ^ 5t)c
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. McGregor they A«»t bri‘ ikfn«l and milk th»» COW s
LY value
\ .’lidi* wool
.
\VtH>! sox
sox
the domestic makes. It would take all
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A genuine Gillette safety razor... .$4.50
went to Portland on Wednesday
the pa er to ti II you of only a small por-
1ti
man freqvirntlv ehufi'i linder hard
it*'' i ! ' a > > ! ate Rubli:“ 1 only
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Don
the
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iiriglmas
articles
this
5L
fo a fori night’ s visit.
»’lips thn* ttin
rm ivoinan w uld
. S IT I., j. 2 for 25c c o ir s , o n l y 1d
large
store
has
io
offer.
.Suit
cases down to, each ................ 1.00
connMi»r n bt*-« •'fl:. T'ho city people
OVER 65 YEATS'
• S i i s ’ .♦'Illcere in ini c;, !in\e.s
Lt!
Wm. Nielson and wife left o: art» rent t 'k en THÎ ofttim.oa ji: it
All !ii Is of m ehr.meal toys 10c to ?4.
Colored
silk handkerchiefs.................. 4-5
•'‘• " ■ r é CXPt.-.ICPtC:
Men’
» ’ s «nil La d i e s o u t i n g ila tire!
pp
All i ■ -li.T rent kinds of rattles, halls,
Wednesday for Portland where t\ n • p nifv t’ rlr ' rou hi (»;;
l-adies
lamb
wool felt slip) e r - ...........75
vr
!>
f
V
’IIS
* -
♦ A l ­ nc»cc ■ . *ofph • Mts’ . Th'* cb ira*'
50
etc. for the b a b y .................. *Jc and tip.
they will spend the holidays will, terisi
All
kinds
dresse/scarfs,
down to.. \25
’s
arm
bands
•
le p rr.uat
0.*
» ’•Jtnnl.-cit «n
'île “1 erectors for the largor I mm 10 c up
friends.
11 : W n «5 "ntc- - nt»» the Indiv IdtmS
'- s ^ It>i'ori »*! «t
-
lu
An endless variety o f nice pillow
.....................................to ?6.50
Uff» Of citi-P
iff r om W ts.
......................................... tops .25
Friends of Dr. and Mrs. Niek lUT:' V» life H. no TI- re »re or; linn
«I* lg com me Tit
>f everv Inscription le up to $7.
** ,
*' Trtroi M r.s
Johnson ill he pleased to b an * ork :irçd «h mild hr • •
Women’
s all silk hose, worth 31.CO
d.
-I >r diiHs
....... 25c un to ¡M 50
Toy Di l e s
’
*
■ '
r
! L h rr . ia . hut
................................... the pair 1.C0
th a t they expect to r- turn L 1)01 Tt o f their n-reo
os,
picture
hiw.ks,
.
paint*,
w
u ' l u x •O 1th*» l a r g e s t 1l” i*'
A ft voti«' ’OttiH J tx M ir 1 ' -
- . .
on* ’tlit’
t have «»on wlilov. < n th.. cn.ii-.n
o*', L *»s * t»rn i»- i
-i ,- V , , -t
Mo.-ier in the Si-ting, to live.
lanterns.
Women’ s hand bags, a good one at .9-5
im«, teddy lnoir«.
nu.k» a crop, drink brain ii . iter »••
r s h o w n in H .Ml R
D >ns «ftrtif
»1. • .1 F
. n
, ?
a
sei . treo.
t« .
. • ;• , i. ..
Another slight change lias re! corn brerd a id nu
r .“ ' s «ri­ • Md
R
G’T;
mamifact
I* ’ ■• -
I
. . .\
r.ii’ o more children »-.a b,.(;,-r , -
Ben Wiley returned yesterday I Santa Claus has a gift for Quarter o f Section M», and the South­
from a fortnight’s visit in Port- evt!I.y child who calls at his post west Quarter ot the Northeast Quart-
m .
,
i —
Section 16, all in Twp. 1
land.
office.
Commune! iik s a t ll lila y South o f Rang.' 13 East o f the Will
mittens
at
December
Iff.
No
purchase
n
Sample glovos and
pUICllU.se l«‘ - j anietU' Mcridiun; Also a tra il begin-
losver prices than out of town quiretl out ytai must bring a uing 4.(Hi ehaiiis .South o f the Cor. to
grown up along, d:30 to l> p. in. . .sajona iti-l. 20 & 2 1 , i\vp. 1 South
sales. Strauss.
For Sale
WARNING
St. Louis Shoe
Shop.
Peris
Fair,Home o f
% fêïïms.
lieen made 10 the local train ser-
tice. N ». If tie nioi u>i>r local
w e s t, n rrivt ;
los; r
insiea
I’l is is the only
c l ’ Jioi-e
»*.'9:10
a!
U;L>
rticn than many of !h**ro city o n
*->lumr The i ltl»-« need • . ,;»t ha
to Ihe «oil with their ir
.«re hy»trrlc*l puny aiol • hi,
th. ir conception of life. •« r.
laents and It* opportunities
SCTTÌ :c
t* »inar tel d i s h s. ño tiv-> al¡ A t '
ov* r.
KS All k in * -‘f lid ie n ni -■>»* -T’'*’ 5<V
k f hem
for
! i U0 ir ,,iT " « ,\-,yy VGt*i
-*i» i
A h ïit^ ui, ,.*i >tv, V.',
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