Salesmen and Salesladies
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J. K. McGregor was a visitor
i ; Portland thefirstof the week.
Electric lamps and fixtures
tires carried by Chown.
Special Umbrellas, 98c, and
V/< to Emanuel Church. Strauss.
information. Previous experience
unnecessary.
Oregon Sales Co.
Hood River, Of.
an
W. G. Gloyd was a week-end
visitor in Portland.
IVA WlNGFIKLD,
Mark- A/ Mayer and A. M. West
were passengers on yesterday
morning-’s local to Portland.
The Supreme Lodge on Jan. 1st’ 1013, pur
chased 11)00 acres ot land on me vox iuvt-r
near Aurora, 111. Un ilnssue Uiey are erecting
a large Industrial. Sellout at a cost ot M e mil
lion dollars. Orphans and ciiudreu wiiose par
ents are unable to educate them will he given
a vocational training will tu Lhein for hie. A
large Moose Sanitarium and home for aged
and infirm members will also he erected here.
The location is within an hour’ s ride from
the heart of Ciiicago. i lie Postoffice and
name of the railway station is Mooseheart.
Vice-President i hos. it. Marshall, together
with other prominent cnuracters, laid the
corner stone of this insliiulion with impress
ive ceremonies on July 27th, 1913. fitly
thousand people witnessed the dedication. A
number of children have already been admit
ted and more will he added from time to Lime.
The Supreme and subordinate lodge assets
of the Loyal Order of Moose are five and one-
half millions.
Lots of Special Bargains Sat
urday, ■ and 5 V goes to the
Church. Strauss.
Over $6,000,000 handled by the subordinate
lodges during the year 1913-14- in the pay
ment of sick, accident and funeral benefits.
Biff basket ball game tcmight--
Mosier vs. Odell. Come out and
ro»jt for your home team.
The sun never sets on the Loyal Order of
Moose.
A large percentage of-our leading citizens,.
ineluiJtng the President and Vice-President ot
tne Untied States, are members of the Loyal
Order of Moose.
Mr. and Mrs. G. A.- BrOwrt
left on Wednesday afternoon for
a week’s visit in Portland.
Nice line o f COMMUNITY-
SffvefWare at Chovvn’ s.
An order whose aim is to amalgamate the
better element of each community into one
brotherhood, whose object is the advance
ment of social and moral development- and
the protection of mutual interests.
Jack Coffman, Don Lktlepage,
ail'd Jim Sheldon attended a par
ty in Hood River last Friday
night.
Origin of the Order
Founded upon a plane of absolute democ
racy, our fralernalism is positive, slogan be
ing 'All for One and One for All;”
Frank Howard,’ trouble man
fbr the Pacific States Telepliom*
Co., was a business visitor in
town yesterday.
The Loyal Order ot Moose was organized
April 12, 1883. 1L is not a class organization,
hut it is open to ail good white male citizens,
Professional, Business and Working Men, of
sound mind and body, of good standing in the
community and engaged inlaw fuloccupation,
between the ages ot 2i and 60 years.- Appli
cants who are above the age limit or who can
not pass the medical examination may be ad
mitted as social members. The dues for so
cial members are seven dollars pe»' year. All
applicants are investigated by a committee
and voted on-by the lodge.
Clubs
lio you know that some of the finest club
quarters in the various towns of the Slate
are owned and kept for the use of their mem
bers?
Dc/n’ t fttrgel tbeCliicke t Din
ner at Chown’ s Hall next Wed
nesday night, given by the ladies
aidsbciety.
Do you want to help the
Church? Saturday is the last1
chance. Strauss.
E. M. Strauss, 11. M. Scearce,
W. E. Chown and C. H. Daven
port were business visitors in
The Dalles y'etoterday.
Aid
The Loyal Order o f Moose is an aid to its
members, it misfortune overtakes a brother,
if sickness or accident or business reverses
befall him, it extends the helping hand. For
him it speaks the ''Good Word,” contributes
to his purse and helps to overcome difficulties.
Characteristics
Among the chief characteristics of the
Loyal Order o f Moose is its Originality and
Progressiveness. The Moose does not pat
tern after other fraternities, hut launches out
into new fields—( ’ ¡libs. Colleges, Athletic
Unions and homes for widows and orphans.
Benefits and Lodge Dues
The beneiits are $7.50 per week in sickness'
or accident.
One hundred dollars in case of death.
Free medical attention to members and
their families by adoption of the subordinate
lodge.
Two dollars and fifty cents per quarter,
payable quarterly or semi-annually. No as
sessments. No benefits paid for first six
months.
Mr.*and Mrs. J. P. Carroll and
Mrs. J. M. Carroll were visitors
i'll Hood River on Friday after-'
noon last.
Urfitmuel Church Sale ends
Saturday night, January 30.
Strauss,
The Loyal Order of Moose does not tolerate
interference with one’ s religious or political
views. Political or sectarian discussions are
not countenanced m t lie lodge rooms, but
Patriotism, Obedience to Law, Equal Rights,
atui Respect for Opinions of Others insisted
upon. As one enters the lodge, so he departs
—a free man.
W hat T hey Are
Mrs. Ed. L. Howe and sister,
Miss Biles, came up from Port
land on Saturday And spent a <
few days at Leliow a.
A. R. James, who Has been
'/¡siting Ids sister, Mrs. Pain and
family, returned on Monday to
his home at Wishkah, Wash.
3fd' yoii forget to help the
Church? Saturday still gives
you a cnance. Strauss.**
The Order of Moose ite not an insurance or
ganization. It is an excellent social order
with beneficial features. Its cardinal virtues
art* to aid the sick, bury the dead and inject
sunshine into dark places. Its mission is to
do good. It holds high above all other things,
as high as hope’s great flirohhlng star, above
the darkness of the dead, the love of wife,
and home and friends.
Riiditl
No fraternal order possesses a more beauti
ful or ennobling ritualistic ceremony, and to
witness the portrayal of the work by the de
gree team is well worth the initiatory fee.
The obligations are simple and beau I i fill and
are such that no man need hesitate There
is no ‘ ‘horse play” in the Moose ritual.
H ood R iver L odge N ow B eing O rganized . C h arter F ee $5. Is your nutrie on the charter?
Organization Headquaitcrs Mt. Hood Hotel. Hood River, Oregon
E. S LaCROIX , Deputi/ National Director.
it'. M. S carce and daughter.
Miss Cawline, arrived home the
first of the week from a month's
visit, to their old home in Indi
ana.
For further particulars call at B ulletin O ffice , or see R en R. W iki
C O M I: A N D T A L K
C. W. Fuller and family ar
rived (/»Wednesday from Glenn's
Announcement
Kerry, Idaho, and expect to lo
cate here. Mr. Fuller brought
Beginning February 1st, 1 will
eight head of horses with him.
make only one shipment of laun
-tlwiiys on deck with Quality dry each week. All work must
Goods at a little lower price. I bein by Monday noon, goodsi
have the Capital, the Experience will he returned Thursday niorn-t
and tho willingness to serve you itig.
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Mosier Rook Store.
right. Strauss.
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Ben SHIinger of The Dalles,
Watch for the Ladies Aid
Visited here the first ot the week Chicken Dinner, in tlu* near fu
with hi* >p4Uu I mother, .VIr*. A. ture.
Bellinger and ut'oles, It. W. m l
Seim SiWtiger.
He '•> tin 'id
hhine on Til »inlay, accompanied
Hy liis unde. It. W. Sellinger.
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¡Hosier, Oregon.
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o m pany
CHARLES NELSON, M anager .
Leaves The Dalles 7:00 A. M., Sundays, I’liesdnyst and
Thursdays. Arrives at Mosier at 3:15. A. M.
Leaves Portland on Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays
from Oak Street-Dock.
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Passengers and freight.
Mosier Dock in charge of J. W. Huskey, who wiii meet all
boats and attend to transfer. Phone No. So.
Old newspapers for sale at the
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Chicken Dinner
We call our readers' attention
tt> a new advertisement in the
week’s issue. It E that of the
Anderson Undertaking Company
Of Hood River. Mr. Anderson,
the proprietor, is a gentleman
Of years’ experience in the un
dertaking basilic- and is r ad\
It short notice to attend In any
day or night calls. He carries a
Complete line I f caskets at inesi
Reasonable prices.
Arrange- :
[Rents will he made to have
photographic
samples.
with
prices, on display in M- der, o
tfhat those in need of hi; s, r\i s
niay hcable to s -e w hat they
Want and know what ii will rest
without leaving home. A phone
message will am e time and ex
pense.
We recommend Mr.
Anderson'u* a thorough gent
fpnn, and assure the public that
be will give the best^uf s rvice.
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Emanuel Church
Chotvn s Hall
on the e\cuing of
February 3, 1915
A flat rale of 25c per plate will l>e
charged and a good meal is promis
ed. Supper will l»e served from
6:00 to 7:30 p. m,
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Everything in
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Supplies
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For Sale
IF Y O U W IS H
Motion Pictures
C R O W N 'S H ALL
Tuesday a n d Saturday
Evenings at 7:30 P. M.
Five and Six Reels Each Night
Adults 15c
L evi ( hrisman .
Children 10c
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.SPECIALS...
MEN'S HAT Si’ l'.i l AI. A good as-
s rime .t to choose from $1.50 ami .>2.1 0
values. Yo'ir ch lice While they Iasi $1
SPECIAL
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H ood R iv e r ;
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8 1 la i \L Royal Worcester ( nrsets:
Good Styles; Regular $2.00 values.
\h >ut all si os. Your choice .. $1.25
will give a chicken dinner at
O regon
DENTIST
Medicines, that you send to
Sheriff o f Wasco County, Oregon.
,Xf5.
THE LADIES' AID
of
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J. C. W ingfield , Alice G. Wingfield,
CH AS. N. CLARKE
Callie B. Koontz, and Callie B.
erby
tearns
Koontz as Administratrix of the Es The DRUGGIST ot Hood River,
tate of J. VV. Koontz, deceased. El
L aw yers
ton G, Koontz and Della Koontz, for them. He can send them to!
Ella G. Chambers and J. I. Cham you cheaper than you can g e t !
bers, Bertha B. Koontz, Maude G
Ehrsam and Holmes K. Ehrsam, them at home.
H O O D RIV E R . O R E G O N
Florence C. Koontz, W. N. Wiley, !
and Valdemar Liddell, Administrator
, de bonis non of the Estate of Enril
Hedberg, deceased.
Attorney s-At-La w
Defendants.
G eneral P ractice
By virtue of' an execution, decree
and order o f sale duly issued out of and
THE DALLES,
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OREGON
under ttie seal o f the C i r c u i t !
Court of the State of O r e g o n
for the County o f Wasco, to me di-1
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rected, and dated the 5th day o? Janu
ary, 1915, upon a- decree for the fore
Why
not
insure
in
the
SUBSCRIPTIONS
closure o f a' certain mortgage and
” O ld R eliable , ”
Club
rates on Maga
judgment rendered and entered ih said
zines can he had at a
Hartford Fire Insurance Co.
Court of the 2nd day o f January, 1915,
in the above entitled cagge, in favor of
good saving. Come in
we-will treat, you right.
the plaint iff and against the defend- >
and see the list of pre
We ateo have money to Foan
ants, J. C. Wingfield and Alice G. !
miums given with the
on Improved Farm Land.
Wingfield, Callie B. Koontz. and Callie
‘ ‘Oregonian.”
Inquire of
B. Koontz as Administratrix o f the
estate of J. VV. Koontz, deceased, in
C. C. PIPER, Agent
the stun of Two Hundred Dollars
at the Bulletin Office,
Mosier.
($200.00), together with interest there-!
on from July 7th, 1919, at the rate o f i
H per cent per annum, and the further
W. A. HUSBANDS
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sum o f $100.00 attorney fees, and the
Blacksmith
further sum of $24.25 costs, and the
costs of- and upon this Writ, and com
Mosier,
Oregon
Horse Shoeing and General
manding me to make sale of the real
Repair Work.
property embraced in the decree of
Also agent for Corona Wool
foreclosure and hereinafter described,
I will, on the 12th day o f February,
Fat for horses and cows. A curs'
1015, at the hour o f 2:00 o'clock in the
| for corns, contracted hoofs, mud
afternoon o f said day, at the front
fever and sore shoulders.
door of the County Courthouse in Dalles
Leading varieties of fruit
M o s ie r ,
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O r e g o n
City, Wasco County, Oregon, sell- at
public auction to the highest ladder for
trees for commercial and
cash in hand, all the right, title and in
home planting,
terest which the defendants, or either
of them, had on the 7th day of July,
To meet your friends, stop at
F.. A. MASSEE,
1911, the date of the mortgage fore--
closed herein, or which the defendants
HOTEL MOSIER,
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Oregon
or any of the defendants heieih have Hood River
since acquired, or now have, in and to Phone Odell 146;
All Modern and under Neun
the following described real property,
situated and being in Wasco County,
Management
Oregon, to-wit:
Jersey Bull for Service
AUO/VtfcNTED
BATH FACILITIES-
Thirty feet (30) off the West side of
¡ Terms, $2.00 at time o f service.
Lot Two, Thirty feet (30) olf the West
Geo. Rorden,
side o f I ot Seven (7), anil Lots Three
XV. G. GLOYD, Prop,
Mosier, Ove.
[3] and Six [i>], all in Block “ !>” o f
Kramer’s Addition to Dalles City,
Wasco County, Oregon, according to
the recorded ¡nap and plat thereof;
And also the East Twenty feet [ i f f of
Lots Four (4) and Five [5] itt said
Block " D ” in said Kramer’ s Addition
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to Dalles City, in Wasco County, Ore
gon; or so much o f said property as
will satisfy said judgment and decree
with costs and accruing costs;
The right, title, interests and equity
Mosier, Oregon
of the said defendants Callie B. Koontz
:<»d Callie B. Koontz as administratrix
of the estate of J. W. Koontz, de
ceased, and Elton G. Koontz, Della
Koontz, Ella G. Chambers. J. I. Cham
ber«, Bertha B. Koontz. Maude G.
| Ehrsam. Holmes K. Ehrsam and Flor-
I ence (' Kooutt. wha i said right, title
and interest of the persons last named
j is an undivided one half interest in ar^l
to said premises, v. ill first he sold, and
if the proceeds arising from the sale of
N O T E -W e play only Feature Pictures’,
1 such undivided one half interest are
i not sufficient to pay the amounts due
Good Comedy and Educational Reels.
No
! as hereinbefore set forth, then the un-
tra di.
| divided one half interest of the defend-
| ants J. C. Wingfield and Alice G.
W e Change Our Program E very Evening.
Wingfield in and to -mid premises will
be sold at the time and place o f the
side above ihentioned.
Said property will be sold subject to
. confirmation and redemption as by law
provided.
Dated at’ 1 tallest City, Wasco County,
Oregon, this oth day of January. 1915.
Bulletin office.
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DR. C. H. JENKINS
scriptions filled, Drugs or Patent ■
Plaintiff,
Free Moose Vocational School and Sanitarium
M osier
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as.
The Loyal Order o f Moose initiated more
members -in 1313 than all other fraternal or
ganizations in America combined,
Physician and Surgeon
Notice ot Salt of Real Property merchandise by Parcels Post, we 1
suggest that should you need!
In the Circuit Court of the State of
anything:
in the way of Pre-I
Oregon for Wasco County.
Facts About the Loyal Order of Moose
Mrs. VV. G. Gloyd left Wednes
day morning for Portland, called
there by the illness of her sister.
CARDS
DAVID ROBINSON, M. D.
DRUGS?
N ov that it i.s possible to send
Are you protected in case of sickness, or is your family protected at your death? Would
you like to become a member of a Brotherhood wlmse influence is felt the World over? I)o you
want to meet and mingle with live-wire men? Do you want to elevate your standing in the
community.
DECEMBER Victor Records at
Ohown’s.
If ytnr want' tn in/t-Y your
property or make a loan, read
C. C. Piper's annouiH'eiueiit in
tiliis week's isMie.
Wanted at once, to handle our
high grade lineof leading special- EAST BOUND
WEST BOUND j
ti.-s. Your spare time may he No. 2 10:45 a.m. No. 1,2:30 p.m. j
devoted to a profitable and con
genial work. Write or call for No- 4 9:10 p.m. No. 19,9:20a.m, ;
Are you a member of a Fraternal Organization? Do
you enjoy the benefits derived therefrom? Have you
Miss Edna Lindhurg visited in
Che Dalles yesterday.
PROFESSIONAL
O.-W . R. & N. Time Table
Children's while
values, now oni
muslin
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>Pi\ 'I \'„ Children's Ontitiff Flam-el
garments
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Lidies all pure thread
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Fresh
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. Wt>rth $2.50. Your t•hotel1 i .S n
VI Al. Lidie* heavy fle -e<*<f lined
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as regular òtte vaha *S Jl sf
I I Veffs liuti
] J what N «>11 cani enjoy this Hind o f weather
.. 33c
¿ S V - r Cliniice
Masks and Wigs
Ladies Suits
We have a very large assortment o f
these, suitable for character or masked
halls, and at most reasonable prices.
2nd Floor.
SPECIAL—Here is on** o f the Biggest
Bargains we have ever offered the ladies
o f this section. Ladiiek Man Tailored
Suits, in colors Blue. Tan, Brown and
Grey, of Serge and Mixed Suiting; val
ues up to $19.1X1 lor only $5.00.
W e need the room for our new spring
stock, and you may have your choice
Wbile they last ........................... $5.00
SPECI AL For One Week, commenc
ing Friday January 29th. we are going
to gi\e you a chance to hu> any Man's
Dress Slav in the House at special re
duction o f 50o a pair.
That is you will get a $3.00 shoe for
$2.50; a >3.50 sli,>e for $3.00; a $4.00
shoe for $3.50 etc., etc. Considering
Hie al'V.i Iv low price at which our shoes
are marked, a red ction o f this kind
makes them big bargains. All new;'
right styles. Your c.oic-e o f anj' Dress
Snot ■ t me.:, in the house, 50c off.
Men’s Suits and
Overcoats
SPECIAL—Now is the time to secure
a new Suit or Overcoat. We aro offer
ing some exceptional Bargains.
See Our West Window.
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