1
Mrs. F. A. Shogren was a Hood R iv
er visitor last Friday morning.
■fl I I I I I I I I I I ! I M l I I 1 1 I l t -
!
B R IE F L O C A L M E N T IO N
G el ¿our school supplies at the Ar
thur Pharmacy. Stationery, tablets,
Wm. Davit was a Dalles v iiitor Sat iuks, pencils, pens, colored crayons,
While all of the studenta in the vari
urday
etc.
aStf
ous diatriets have not registered as
Auto T iri'j, any make, at lowest
Mrs. Geo. Rorden went to Portland
yet, the teachers are already busy with
prices, Chown.
yesterday, where she will receive med
their classes.
J. N. Moaier transacted business in ical treatment. Dr. David Robinson
In district No. 8 the doors of ii«,
The Dalles on Wednesday.
went down Wednesday and will assist
school will not he opened for the ad
A lull line ol kodak supplies Just re Portland doctors. They returned last
mission o f students until Monday. Miss
night.
ceived. Arthur Pharmacy.
s.1tf
Lillian Marvel, sister o f last year's
J. W. Yonnish spent Wednesday in
Buy your salmon for canning and teacher, w ill be in charge.
Hood Kiver on business.
salting pur|M>sea at the Talioma dock,
In District No. *»4. Miss Eloise Cop
Mrs. E. Cobb visited Saturday in at wholesale price» beginning Septem per has nine pupils.
ber 11. Get in on the first catch, aa it
In District No. 76, under Miss M. B.
Hi-od Kiver.
Agent will McIntosh, seven have enrolled.
New stock o f Seeded and Seedless the best and cheapest.
weigh out the fish. C. T. Smith, Fish
In District No. 4), now known as the
Kaisins just received, St-auss.
erman.
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Max Vogt school, Miss Elder has 11
Hot Point Electric Irons at the drug
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bailey and chil pupils.
store, now |3.00.
tl
In District No. 52. there are enrolled
dren, accompanied by his mother, Mrs.
The Misses Helen and Jessie Carlson
H. E . Bailey, le ft last Friday for the in the high school, under Prof. E. E.
were Hood Kiver visitors Saturday.
hopfieida in the vicinity o f Independ Ainsden; seventh and .eighth grades.
.1. M. Carroll was a business visitor ence, in the Willam ette valley, where Prof. John Ross, teacher, 13 students ;
Wednesday in Hood Kiver.
they expect to remain during the har fourth, fifth and sixth grades, Mrs. E.
J. N. Mosier made a business trip to vesting of the crop.
E Arrsden, teacher, 28; and first, sec
Portland yesterday.
2 Motoring over the Columbia Kiver ond and third grades. Miss Bennett,
Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Johnson were highway in the automobile belonging teacher, 43.
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P atents
The most
pleasant and a greea ble
EFFECTIVE laxative known.
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C o .v H io i-a Ae.
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- ta c ä ita i H -tu œs
i, W ithout ch
Mias Vera Olsen left for The Dalles
O f the condition o f the
Mrs. J. T. Davenport and daughter,
Sunday, where shi will attend high
Carolyn, went to The Dalles yesterday
MOSIER V A L L E Y BA N K
for s visit with her parents, Mr and school this year
A t Mo»ier, in the State o f Oregon,
T. A. Garbade, of Portland, visited
Mrs. Geo. Krauss.
at the rln»e o f buxine»». Sept. 2,
several
days
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
A.
W. H. Weber, of Chicago, president j
m ■
of the East Hood Kiver Fiuit Co . > f Brown.
R e s o m i, t -
DOI.LAK.H I T S
h Hans KollamGru l i- manager
*hd Mrs. E. I Brown le ft for
rtt.sai 7»
esme Saturday to look over his orchard Portland Monday after a two week*’ U » n , tiu liliim iiiti
interests.
visit at the home o f Mr. and Mrs. C. Overdraft*, secured mid unsecured
H<»nd* ami w nrran»'
\ .m m
I A drown.
Hanking House
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4.22734
J. Adrian Epping, teacher of singing,
M,»« Anna Godt>er*on want to Odali Furniture and fixture»
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2.342.91
will pay carfare to flood Kiver and re
4.*«74 87
Menda, mnrning wherc *he will aubati- Due from *ppro\««d reaervt • (tanks
turn to those wishing to fake lessons.
Cash ,-n hand
2.691 • JO
tute for one o l thè teacher» in thè
K'-paue*
___
For further information, apply at Ibis
#49 48
| Ode II l'hool.
Funds In transit
SI*.no
office.
ail
Mra. G. F. Godberaon went to Port
When you cannot get an ordinary
$49.891 «fi
T otal
land yaeterday for a few ilaya' v in i
■hoe on. come to me and I will fit you
with friend*.
L IA B IL IT IE S !
D O L L A R S CT9
with my comfort (hoe and *end you on
Capital •t.w-k pa»,l In
lliM M i fifi
your way rejoicing, your «hoe trouble*
4utpL.* fund
l.fifcM«’
over. Strau*»
Un«ttvlded profits
4*8 24
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n
n o lw m hawV -lam.«« it»
KH* 46
Mr. and Mrs. F A. Sayrn, o f Moro.
father and mother of Mra. F A. Race. 1
motored to Moaier in fheir Ken Six the
hr»t o f the week and are enjoying a I
GRANDVIEW
vtolL
1 1
The W. C. T. U. will meet on Satur !•
day, September 18, at the Immanuel j
church at 2SU p. m. Thi* will be the I
last meeting of the flo a l year, and at
th il time the collection of dues will tw
in order.
Mi** Marie Shogren returned home |
Wednesday morning after »pending a l
month in Portland and *t
klipsan
Beach at the cottage of her aunts. th<
Mi*ae* M and A Shogren, end visit
log her friend. Mias Elate McLynn
a rge,
tn tb *
A handsomely Illustrât««! weekly
cu i.lu 'tl o f . i l
y y O n t a G w iM
l.
For Sale— A piano in tiral-claaa condi-
| -ion for »ale very cheap. A»k J. E.
I Cole for price and term».
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T o maintain a healthy system the bowels must be
kept open and regular. This is one o f Nature’s
wise provision which m uit mot be ignored.
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Our form ula ha# been in use fo r years and its efficien cy
has been thorou gh ly proven. E specially effective
fo r the liU ie ones, w ho en joy its arom atic taste.
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Summons for Publication
TW O S IZ E S , 2 5 mnd 50 C E X T *
ARTHUR ORUG GO
■
ch eerfu lly lefu nded
by you r lo ca l dealer.
Hood River County
Live Stock Exhibit
94
For Sale—One good milch cow, four
year» old, will cotne in fresh thie fa ll;
f nir thrift- pigs, I) w e tL »fh l
E very
thing at a »acrifice. L. E. Wilson, on
It. McNcal place.
t)7
Dater», t'a i» and Rubber Stampe o f
In the Circuit Court o f the H u t* o f Oregon, fo, every description at this office.
Wascw County.
-w
Mi«. H. Clough. Plaintiff, vs. Effie Norman
Commercial printing of all kinds at
I»enor# Delcor. Clara D. Lew is, John P. Delcor. |
.
Mrs. Lizzie Esping Henry Delcor. Fred Delcor. | T h e B u lle t in O ffic e.
Julius Delcor. Rome Delcor and Mrs. Anna Pe- : .
i chette. Defendants.
Kodakersand amateur photographer»,
To Rosie Delcor. one o f the defendants above
bring lie your film». W e develop ami
named:
You are hereby notified that Mrs. H. Clough, the
Slocom A Canfield,
plaintiff, is holder o f Certificate o f Delinquen print every day.
cy. numbered 311, issued on the first day o f May. Book», Stationery
and Newedealers,
1913. by the tax collector o f the County o f Wasco
Films can tie left at
and State o f Oregon, fo r the amount o f t$11.40) Hood River, Ore.
eleven dollars and fo rty-100, the same being the the Bulletin office.
tf
amount then due and delinquent fo r taxes fo r the
year o f 1909, together with penalty, interest and
costs thereon upon the real property assessed to
you, o f which you are the owneis, as appears o f
D AVID ROBINSON. M. D.
record, situated in said County ard State, and
particularly bounded and described as follows,
to-wit: The northwest quarter I N W 1* ] o f the
Physician and Surgeon
southwest quarter [ S W 4 I, the west one-half
I W ‘ ,1 o f the northwest quarter I N W 1*), and the
northeast quarter [N E '^J o f the northwest quar-
M o s ie r
-
-
O regon
j ter [N W ‘ 4 1 , o f section tw enty [20), in township
| five [5], south o f range thirteen 113). east o f the
W illam ette Meridian, situated in Wasco County,
I State o f Oregon.
You are further notified that Mrs. H. Clough,
plaintiff herein, has paid taxes on said premises
for prior and subsequent years with the rate of
interest on said amounts as follows:
é
D erby & S te a r n s
Year's
Tax
■
1910
1912
1913
1914
Friday and Saturday, Sept. 17-18
Date Paid
May 1. 1913
May 1. 1913
Feb. 2. 1914
Jan. 21. 1915
A p r 1. 1915
Amount
$11.40
$18.72
$17.50
$18.46
$20.20
Rate o f
Interest
15
15
15
15
15
Total
$19 96
$29.96
$22.50
$21.23
$20.20
L
H O O D
a w y e r s
R IV E R .
O R EG O N
Said Lenora Delcor. Clara D. Lewis. John P. j
Delcor, Mrs. Lizzie Esping, Henry Delcor. Fred I
Delcor. Julius Delcor, Rosie Delcor and Mrs. i
A nnie Pechette. as the ow ner« o f the legal title o f 1
the above described property, as the same appears i
of record, and each o f the other persons above i
D E N T IS T
named, are hereby further notified that Mrs. H. I
Clough w ill apply to the Circuit Court o f the
HOOD K IV E R , OREGON
i County o f Wasco and State o f Oregon, for a de- ]
cree foreclosing the lien against the property j
Office Phone 1081. K,-». Phone 333
above described and mentioned in said certificate, j
And you are hereby summoned to appear within j
sixty days from the date o f the first publication I
o f this summons, exclusive o f th«* date o f the first |
publication, and defend this action or pay the |
W. A. HUSBANDS
amount due as above shown, together with the I
costs and accrued interest, and in case o f your I
Blacksmith
failure to do so a decree w ill be rendered foreclos- |
[ ing the lien o f said taxes and costs against the i
land and premises above name«!,
Horse Shoeing and General
i A ll process and papers in this proceeding m a y '
be served upon the undersigned, residing in the
Repair Work.
state o f Oregon- at the address hereinafter men
tioned.
M
o
s
i
e
r
,
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-
O regon
This summons is served on you by publication
in accordance with an order made by the Honor
able W. L. Bradshaw. Judge o f the above entitled
I Court, on t h e ------- day o f July. 1915. Said order
requires that this summons be served upon you by
publication thereof in the Mosier Bulletin, a
newspaper o f general circulation published in the
town o f Mosier, Coi nty o f Wasco, State o f Ore-
| gon, for at least one week for sixty days.
Th e date o f the first publication o f this sum
mons is the thirtieth day o f July, 1915.
F R A N K G. DICK.
Box 151
M OSIER, OREGON
Attorney for Plaintiff,
j30s30
Address. The Dalles, Oregon.
DR. C. H. J E N K I N S
Come and see what Hood River County has
done in two years in up-building the Stock
Industry of Oregon
Show Grounds Fourth & Cascade, Hood River
H. A. WOODS
Admission:
Adults 25c Childrer under 15 Free
Designer and Builder
Summons
i In the Circuit Court o f the State o f Oregon,
j for Wasco County.
Mrs. H. Clough, plaintiff, vs. H. H. Faith and
Buffalo Pitts Company, a corporation, defendants.
To H. H. Faith and Buffalo Pitts Company, a
corporation, the above named defendants.
IN T H E N A M E O F T H E S T A T E O F OREGON
you are hereby notified that Mrs. H. Clough is th«*
holder o f Certificate o f Delinquency numbered 33#
issued on the 2nd day o f January, 1914. by the Tax
Collector o f the County o f Wasco, and State of
Oregon, for the amount o f $30.49, the same being
the amount then due and delinquent for taxes for
the year o f 1912. together with penalty, interest
and costs thereon upon the real property assessed
to you, o f which you are the owners as appears o f
record, situate«! in said County and State, and
particularly bounded and describe«! as follows,
to-wit: The northwest quarter ( N W 'J o f the
southeast quarter (S E 1*), and the northeast quar
ter <NE* 4 ) o f the southwest quarter IS W M , and
and the south half (S ia ) o f the southwest ¡S W ‘ 41,
o f section twenty-five (25). township three (3).
south o f rang«* thirteen (18 . east o f th e'W il-
lamette meridian,situated in Wasco Connty, State
oi Oregon
You are further notified that Mrs. H. Clough,
plaintiff herein, has paid taxes on said premises
for prior am! subse«iuent years with the rate o f
interest on said amounts as follows:
Wasco County Fair
The Dalles, Oregon
September 28, 29, 30, October 1, 1915
Free Street Exhibition Daily of
Stork, Poultry, Farm and Garden Products, Art and Fancy
Work. School Industrial, Triple Parachute Drop, Street Skat
in g ,
Y e a r’s
Tax
1912
1913
1914
Contests, Stock Parade. Street Dance, Vaudeville, Band
Concerts.
Aeroplane and Amusement at Fair Ground
Champion Aviator of Northwest, Motorcycle Races. $75.00
Daily Purse,
Thrilling Exhibitions by Buffalo Vernon, of
World’s Fame; Relay Races, Running Races, Farmers Saddle
Races, Squaw Races, Bull Dogging, Trick and Fancy Roping
War Dance
H. S. RICE
T. B. PHILLIPS
President
Secretary rTreasurer
GREENWOOD
REPORT
For Rent— a suburban home, electric
bath, toilet, good yard, house
; furnished or unfurnished.
Apply at
Bulletin office.
Scientific American.
Clarke Breaks Arm
Fred W. Clarke, opthamologist of
The Dailea, who had arranged to be
i here last Sunday to meet patients
needing attention in regard to Ih .ir
eyes, was detained in The Dalles on
account of a broken arm. ft was while
cranking his automobile Sunday morn
ing to come to Moaier, that the motor
backfired, the crank striking him on
the right forearm, causing a fracture
i just above the wrist. He went to The
Dalles hospital where the fracture was
reduced.
Mrs. J. O. Belden and children were
Mr. and Mrs. K. M Dornhecker left
Several persons were in waiting at
visitors Saturday in Hood Kiver.
yesterday after a short visit at the
the Hole! Mosier for him, and Mr.
llse Valvoline or Wolfs Head Oil for home of his uncle, Geo. Rorden. They
Clarke, who has a large practice in
your Auto. None Better. A t Chown's. will visit with relatives in Hood Kiver
The Dalles and throughout the county,
and
Portland
before
concluding
their
Mrs. F. Page was a Hood Kiver vis
la | hopes soon to be able to build up a
honeymoon trip.
Mr. Dornhecker
itor Saturday.
clientele in Mosier.
employed as machinist in the railroad
I f you really want the best milk,
shopa in Dalles, where they will make
try the Pioneer brand. Just received,
To Attend liniverrity of Oregon
their home.
Strauss.
Robert Scearce left Sunday morning
W. C. Davidson, o f Seattle, repre
F. A. Shogren retim e d
Tuesday
for Eugene to get in readiness the
senting the Main Belting Co., o f Phil
night from a ten days' visit to Port
house rented by Mr. and Mrs. Scearce,
adelphia, was here yesterday inspect
land and Klipsan Beach in Washington.
while their children attend school.
ing a special make o f belt pc! nut by
Born—To Mr. and Mrs. Char. Aber that company, which the rock crushing Kichard and Carolyn accompanied their
nathy, o f Portland, Thursday, Sept, it, plant is using in their mill. Mr. Dav mother. Mrs. H. M. Scearce,to Eugene
on Monday atfernoon. The two young
a girl.
idson expects to make frequent visits
men will register in the freshman class
Why not Kalsomine a room or two here.
at the university, and Carolyn will at
during Fail Cleaning. A good supply
The following Portland people mo
tend school in Eugene.
Robert and
at Chown’s.
tored up over the Columbia Kiver high
Kichard were graduated
from
the
Mrs. 8. E. Evans and Mrs. J. It. way the first o f the week for a visit
Mosier high school fast spring. The
Wilcox
were
Hood Kiver visitors with Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Brown, old
family expects to return to Mosier
Wednesday.
friends and neighbors: Mr. and Mrs.
next spring to spend the summer on
James Carroll, Shelley Hudson and F. W. Forgler and children, Arthur their ranch.
Clyde Hailey were Hood Kiver visitors and Agnes, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Wood
cock and daughter, and Miss N ellie
Saturday.
Immanuel Church
Depp and Howard Forgler, o f Baker.
The reason we sell so much butter is \
Kev. Kredric J. Stoetsel, Pastor.
that it is the best and always fresh at j The Misses M argaret and Kuth
Announcements
Squair le ft the first o f the week for
the lowest market price. Strauss.
their home in St. Edwards, Neb., after Sunday school, 10 a. m.
Ix,t us finish your lilnis. Same may lx-
a visit o f several days with Mr. and Morning service, 11:15 a. m.
left at the Bulletin otllce. Sloooin A
Mrs. J. E. Clark.
Mrs. Clark and Evening service. 8 p. m.
Canfield. Ilood ltiver.
If
Miss Margaret Squair were school
Choir rehearsal. Monday, 8 p. m.
Miss Clara McNeal went to Portland
mates at the University o f Nebraska,
Tuesday for a few days' visit with
and both are members o f the Kappa
friends.
To the Taxpayers
Kappa Gamma sorority.
Mrs. F. G. Patterson and children, |
Notire in hereby given that tlie Board
Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Hunter, father
Darlene, Wenoah and Boss, were visit- |
of Equalization for Wasco County, Ore
and mother o f Mrs. J. M Carroll, ar
tors yesterday in The Dalles.
rived yesterday for a visit. They were gon, w ill convene in annual session, in
tin* County Court Room, at the Court
All sorts of electrical appliances for formerly residents o f Moaier, where
sale, including electric light globes, at (hey owned 40 acres, now parts of the House, in The Dalles, Oregon, On the
SECOND M ONDAY ia S E P T E M B E R ,
M. and A. Shogren and Fivers places.
the drug store.
tf
lieing the 1.3th day, thereof, a . the hour
Mr.
Hunter
recently
out
his
ranch
in
I f your boy needs an extra pair of ;
of 0 o'alock a. in. of paid «lay, for the
terests
in
Alsea,
Oregon,
but
is
unde
' knee pants for school, I have them,
purpose of puhlically eiam inin/ the
cided tegarding future plans.
Strauss.
several Rolls for Wasco County; making
This store will he closed all day Sat
Wni. A. Dalziel, deputy state fac
corrections either in descriptions or vai
tory inspector, was in the city Satur urday of next week, September 18, on nation; hearing ami passing on com
account
of
a
holiday.
Our
customers
day on official business.
plaints as to assessments, and equaliz
will favor ua by ordering their needs
ing said Rolls so that all property shall
For Sale—Two year old heifer, just
for over Sunday on Friday unless you 1 h * assessed at its true value.
fresh, price reasonable. It l>. Chat-
can g e l in on Saturday evening when
field.
sill
Said Board will remain in session one
the store will be open. Special prices week oi longer if necessary; but all
New stock outing flannels are here
w ill be made on Friday, September 17, complaints must be made «luring first
ajid Blue Serge, the popular dress fab
and on Saturday evening. See next week of said session, and may t>e made
ric o f the season at Strauss'.
week's paper for particulars, Strauss.
either in person or by agent, and on
NO TICE—No hunting or shooting al
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Orr and their proper forms as provided by law.
lowed on toy 58 acres < f land west of daughter, Gladys, le ft the first of the
Do not be deceived in the time ami
land west of ltock creek. C. A. llage
week for Albany where they intend to place; all complaints must he made to
Mr. and Mrs. K. J. Woodward and make their home. Their entire house this Board, or no adjustments cun after
children, Helen and Bussell, returned hold goods were loaded on the steamer ward be made; appear on time, or else
to Portland Saturday after a visit at Taboma, which host they took for your assessments will stand as made by ¡
l.ehowa Fruit Farm.
Portland. W hile here they had been the County Assessor.
The County Board of Equalisation is
Mrs. Ernest Kuppe. of Portland, ar making their home on the Geo. Cham
rived last Friday night for a month's berlain place. E. 8. Erntson has now composed of: The County Judge, chair
stay
with her sister, Mrs. K. L. moved on to the place and will he in man ; The County Clerk, secretary, ami
charge.
________
______
the County Assessor.
Cooper.
We desire that all should have abso
I «dies you will say those new Brown
lute justice; *o govern yourselves ac-
Pat lace and button shoes on the new
Jas. A. Davis,
Miss Anna Godberaon spent Frlday oordmgly.
heel md toe are very chic and so neat
slO
Countv Assessor.
in The Dalles between trains.
and comfortable, Strauss.
Miss Josephine Slrahm and nephew,
Miss Nellie Weberg, of Portland, and
sister, Mrs. I.. Oatland, of t.a Grande, Joseph Bryant, o f Oregon City, came NO 33.
Friday for a visit with her brother and
left Saturday after a visit with their
uncle,
John Stnihm.
sister, Mrs. Wm. Johnson.
I
ootckl? lactrtaiii our opinion fre# whether an
and Aromatic Syrup of Senna
Should any P t'R O L A
Product fa il to ifive
E N T IR E satisfaction
d « ^ P « ‘ J '* ion
n m may
#T
An?o*i#»#nd1r.g * «k etch
Syrup
of Figs
PUROIA GUARANTEE
[Communications and copy for adver-
iaemeata must lw in this office by W. h I-
aeeday to ij.urw publication lama «e « k j
■ lights,
visitors Tuesday in The Dalles.
to Miss Ann Shogren, the latter was
M ri. Jack Graham was a visitor yes hostess at a week end party at the
ranch owned by the Misses M. and A.
terday in The Dalles.
Fruit Jars, Jelly Glasses and Jar lids Shogren, to Mr. and Mrs. Bert Palmer,
Miss Winkler and Foster Mrl.ynn, all
at Chown'a.
of Portland.
John W ellberg went to Portland
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Clark le ft last
Tuesday on u business trip.
night for Great Falla, Mont., where
H T. Itegneli spent Saturday in
they will visit with friends. They ex
Hood Kiver.
pect to leave Moaier for the present aa
Mrs. Wm. Nielson went to Portland it is their desire to locate in the high,
yesterday on a visit.
dry cimate o f that state, where he
Corn Knives and Twine to tie the wishes to get into the banking bus-
corn, at Chown’s.
ineas
Classified Ads.
OVER « 6 Y E A R «'
EXPERIENCE
SCHOOL BELL RINGS
O IT ONCE MOKE
BUTTER WRAPPERS
At The Bulletin Office
Date Paid
Jan. 2 1914
Jan. 21. 1915
Apr. 1. IMS
Amount
$30.49
$12.23
$12.63
Rate o f
Interest
n
15
15
Total
$39.63
$14.07
$12.63
Sai«l Buffalo P itt» Company, a corporation, is
the owner o f the legal title «»f the above de3cril>ed
property as the same appears o f record, and each
o f the other persons above named are hereby fu r
ther notified that Mrs. H. Clough will apply to
the Circuit Court o f the County o f Wasco, and
State o f Oregon, for a decree foreclosing the lien
against the property above describe«! an«l men
tioned in said certificate. Am i you are hereby
summoned to appear within sixty days a fter the
first publication o f this summons, exclusive o f the '
date o f the first publication, and defend this a«*-
tion or pay the amount due as above shown, to
get her with costs and accrue«! interest, and in
case o f your failure to do so, a decree will Le Ren
dered foreclosing the lien o f sai«l taxes and costs i
against the land and premises above named.
A ll process and papers in this prtseeding may
be served upon the undersigned residing within
the State o f Oregon, at the address hereafter j
mentioned.
This summons is served upon you by publication
in accordance with an order maul«* by the Honorable
W. L. Bradshaw, Judge o f the above entitled
court, on the 10th day o f July. 1915: said order re- j
quires that this summons be served upon you by
publication thereof in the Mosier Bulletin, a news- |
paper o f general circulation, published in the 1
t«>wn o f Mosier, Wasco County, Oregon, fo r at )
least once each week fo r sixty «lays: and that a I
copy there >f be deposited in the |M>st office with
postage thereon prepaid, directed to the sai«l «le-
fendant. Buffalo Pitts Company, a corporation, at
27 Carolina s»ree\ City o f Buffalo, State o f New
York
The date o f the first publication o f this summons
is the 16th day i>f July, 1915.
F R A N K G. DICK.
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jyl6-spt.t
Attorn ey fo r Plantiff.
A d d ress-T h e Dalles. Oregon.
Commercial Club Meeting
.The regular business meeting
of the Mosier Commercial Club
is held on (he tirst Monday of
each month.
H. M. W e s t , Pres.
D r . D avid R obinson , Sec.
G o to L a w
; for :
French Dry Cleaning
Altering and Repairing
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Phone 1 124
J. H . L A W
Proprietor
H oo d R iv e r
Painless Dentistry
I w*»h tin, [H.-ople of Moaier to know
opem-'l a denial office in Hood
Kiver ami am advertieing.
! have
-_K Gold Crown*..
85.on
Bridge W ork , per t->. 1 1, 5.no
Gold Filling». 82.00 to 5.00
Porcelain Killimr-
1.50
-liver Killing* 81.00 to 1.50
Plate*
8s.OO to 812.00
E x tr a c tin g .................. .50
A L L WORK G U A R A N TE E D
P E R S O N A L SE R V IC E
Dr. W. M. POST
Rooms 18-19 Heilbronncr Building
Phone 2401
Hood River, Ore.
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New
F a ll M illin e r y
New
Our tirst shipment of new Fall hats for ladies is now in
and we would like you to call and see them. The styles
are very becoming and our prices are most reasonable; we
«■an suit you in every way. Or if you have some original
idea of your own we will make it up to suit you. Gall and
see the many becoming styles we are showing.
2nd rtotvr
We have just received a large assortment of New Linens
Towelings, Table Linens. Dress Linens. Ask to see them.
New Fall Suits for Men and Boys
Hart Schaffner & Marx and Clothcraft makes. Guaran
teed all wool and to give you perfect satisfaction in every
way.
N e w H o s ie r y f o r F a ll
$ 1 0 .0 0 to $ 2 5 .0 0
We have mst receive,! a big shipment of hose for Men,
Women and Children. Good strong heavy ribbed hose,
suitable for school wear for the boys. And a dandy line
of medium riqbed hose t r the girls. Hose that will stand
the hard wear. Nice fine lisle h<*so for the Misses. Cot-
11,-so for. the pair, l O r
See the big values that
’* for
$1.00
L in e n s
Special Matinee for Ladies Only
“How Margery W on A Career”
<
Tuesday afternoon. 2:30 to 5, Sept. 23
At The Electric Theatre
p e c ia i
values up the pair
the pair. 25c. Your
T h e Paris Fair
The Store of Biggest Values
Hood River
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