Mosier bulletin., September 24, 1915, Image 4

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! B R IE F L O C A L M E N T IO N !
GREENWOOD
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Long, accompa­
nied by Mrs. Long's son, A. J. Miller
Fruit Jar» and Jelly Glasses at right and wife, and sister-in-law, Miss Anna
Fox, of New York city, arrived Sun­
prices, Chosen.
day for a week’s camping out on Mr.
It. W. Hudson ? as a Sunday visitor
Long's place in Greenwood. The party
in Hood River.
made a Hying trip to The Dalles Tues­
Tree Twine, Box Nails and Box day in Lloyd Fisher's Case car.
Hatchets at Chown’a.
Henry Olsen, of San Francisco, vis­
Fred Ulmer spent Sunday in Hood
ited Monday and Tuesday with his
River.
father, Hana Olsen.
J. N. Mosier attended to business
Elmer Root is completing a dry kiln
matters Monday in The Dalles.
Fresh from Old I’acific— Pioneer at his sawmill, which will have the
capacity of a carload of lumber. He
clams at Strauss’ . Recipe book free.
hopes tc have the kiln in operation
Mrs. Elizabeth Schwetzer was a vis­
soon.
itor Tuesday in Portland.
Mrs. G. S. Godberson returned home
House and Floor Paint, White Lead,
Thursday morning after spending two
and Linseed Oil at Chown’s.
weeks in Portland.
Dr. C. A. Macrum went to Portland
Monday for a few days’ business trip.
» I I I I I I I I I H -H -M -t ■ H H f H
TEACHERS’ INSTITUTE
DURING EAlli WEEEK
T h e English man Spoks.
In a secoud class railway carriage,
going from Lauaauue to Parts, 1 once
passed a night of conflict. On my aide
were a Swiss who spoke English and
an Englishman w ho didn't speak. Our
opponents were two members of a Lat­
in race. They wanted the windows
abut. We wanted at least one window
open. Our common cause drew the
three o f ua together. At first the Eug
llshtnau's expression had seemed to
wonder whether the Swiss and the
American were quite worthy to prefer
freeli air. As the ulgl« wore on this
expression waned, and I thought I de­
tected a trace of sympathy In the
glances he sparingly aimed at us.
In answer to my question the Swiss
explained his mastery o f the English
language by saying he had learned
without a teacher, just by sitting near
an t ; -a window in a tub o f cold wa­
ter. At this the Englishman almost
spoke. Morning came. He filled bis
pl|>e and began to bunt through bia
pockets for matches. The Swiss offer­
ed him a box. “ Thank you,” be said
gravely: “ I prefer my own.” and went
on bunting.—New Republic.
Clam time is here. I have them at
10c a can up. Strauss.
Mrs. F. A. Shogren went to Portland
yesterday morning for a visit.
In order to co-operate to the fullest
Stock Tonic and Chicken Remedies
Colors of the Opal.
extent with The Dalles Business Men's
at Chown’a.
In Judging an opal color Is of the
Win. Davis, of Hood River, spent association, the Wasco County Annual greatest Importance. Real fire or red
Institute will be held during the week
Wednesday and Thursday in Mosier.
in combination with yellow, blue and
of the county fair, beginning Tuesday green is the best Blue by itself is
You do no know clams until you try
morning, September 28, and lasting quite valueless, and the green opal is
Pioneer, the kind with the nectar left
until Thursday noon, September 30. not of great value unless the color Is
in, at Strauss'.
This will enable the teachers to have very vivid and the pattern very good
Mrs. V. C. Young and son, Teddy, one and one half days in which to visit The color must be true—that is to say.
spent Sunday in Hood River.
it must not run In streaks or patches,
the fair.
alternating with u colorless or luferior
John Elder transacted business Sat
Monday, Septemner 27, will be used
quality. Pattern is an important fac
urday in Hood River.
by the teachers in arranging the ex ­
tor, tlie several varieties being known
Special price on smoked meat this hibits from the different districts in
as “pin tire” when the grain is very
week. Strauss.
the children’s department of the Wasco small, "harlequin” when the color Is in
II. T. Rcgnell visited Sunday in Hood county fair.
small squares, the more regular the
River.
It is contrary to law for any school t(Cttcr, and the “ flash fire,” or "flash
S. E. Francisco was a business vis­ to be <n session during the time of the opal,” when the color shows as a sin
annual institute. The school children gle Pash or In very large pattern, liar
itor Saturday in The Dalles.
lequln is the most common and Is also
For your fruit preserving:
Dish therefore, will be enabled to visit the popularly considered the most beauti­
fair.
This
will
result
in
many
people
Pans, Preserve Kettles and Fruit Dip­
ful. When the squares o f color are
coming from the country who would regular and show as distinct minute
pers at Chown’a.
nut come if they had to take the chil­ checks of red, yellow, blue and green
John Elder made a trip to Rowena
dren out of school to do so.
It Is considered magnificent Rome
Wednesday on business.
Teachers are required by law to at stones show better on edge than on top.
Mrs. Bertha Johnson spent Saturday
tend the Annual Institute and the pen­ — Exchange.
in The Dalles.
alty for failure to do so, is the revoca­
Shoes for all the family, fine shoes tion of the teacher’s certificate. This
Barrsls.
and service shoeH as low as anyone can extreme penalty has never been visited
A barrel Is not always a barrel, for,
according to a Massachusetts Judge,
sell like quality for at Strauss’ .
upon a Wasco county teacher.
the matter o f state Hues lias consider
Miss Emily Husbands visited Satur­
Mias Mary Sullivan will act as secre­ able to do with It Rome time since a
day in Hood River.
tary o f the institute. She will issue i Boston man purchased 200 barrels of
Miss Bessie Jones was a visitor Sat­ certificates of institute attendance to sweet potatoes In the state of Mary­
urday in Hood River.
the teachers. This certificate must he land. When the sweet potatoes arrlv
Idaho honey— it’ll fresh —and you al­ filed by the teachers with the clerk of ed In Boston the purchaser sold one
barrel Just ns It had come from Mary­
most can get a whif o f the alfalfa. his or her respective district and is the
land. but It appears that the barrel
clerk's authority for paying the teach­
Fresh at Strauss'.
weighed only 120 pounds Instead o f 160
Mrs. Jack Graham was a visitor yes­ er's salary during the time of the in­ I pounds, the legal weight In Massachii
stitute.
I setts. In that state when a person
terday in Hood River.
Competent instructors have been se­ buys a barrel of potatoes tile weight
W. A. Firebaugh came up Saturday
must be not less than 150 pounds. The
from Portland for a stay at his < Irtley cured for the institute and a successful Massachusetts courts ruled that the
session
is
expected.
ranch.
purchaser of the Maryland sweet po
tatoes violated the law when he sold
Our sales for September up to the
the barrel that was underweight, nl
21st are 26 per cent more than the en­
Cold Doesn't Always Contract.
though the barrel was a legal one til
tire month o f last year. There’s a
There are many ways of demonstrat­ Maryland. Therefore a barrel la not
reason, says Strauss.
ing the fallacy of the assertion that a barrel In Massaehusetts when It
Mrs. Wm. Nielson returned Saturday "heat expands, cold contracts.” When weighs less than 150 pounds—Utica
from an extended visit with friends in water (other liquids as well) freezes to Press.
Ice It Increases in hulk Sometimes it
Portland.
Is said, however, that the volume of
Penetration of Light.
Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Morden and two the sum of the Ice crystals nlone Is no
Experiments show that light can be
children, Carroll and Gloria, went to greater than that of the original liquid,
seen through a clean cut opening of
Portland Thursday for a visit.
but that the crystals of ice do not flt not more than one forty-thousandth of
Mrs. Homer Brown and Mrs. Thus. In well together and leave spaces be­ an Inch.
I.elliott were Hood River visitors yes­ tween them which account for the ap
This fact was determined by taking
parent Increase In volume
two thoroughly clean straight edges
terday.
Molten metals, ns a rule, contract and placing a piece o f paper between
Men’s work and drerz pants, a new upon solidification, which Is nothing
j the surfaces at one end. the opposite
size just here. Come now for your hut freezing Rome alloys, on the other
end being allowed to come together
size and save over larger city prices. hand, expand when solidified. Type j The straight edges being placed he-
metnl. which Is composed rhlefly of
Strauss.
| tween the eye and a strong light In a
lend and antimony. Is such an allot
Miss Brunson arrived Saturday from
( dark room, a wedge of light was per-
This propensity Is of particular advnn
Walla Walla for a visit with an old logo In this case because it causes the | eelved from the ends between which
tlie paper was placed and the opposite,
time friend. Mrs. B. Parsons.
metal In solidifying to fill up every
| which were brought together.
The
J. K. McGregor returned the first of tiny corner and hnlr space In the tnn
j thickness of the paper being known,
the week from a few days’ business trlx.—New York World.
i the distance apart of the two edges of
trip to Portland.
the umall end of the wedge o f light
Wild Zsbras.
Miss Lydia Ward left Monday for
was easily calculated.
The
xehra
when
wild
Is
a
ferocious
Portland and San Francicso where she
animal, and nti unwary hunter Is like
Irving's Intensity.
expects to spend the winter.
|y to suffer from Its teeth and hoofs
The piercing eyes and Intense ex­
Mrs Jas. Cooper left Tuesday for The author of "K loof and Karroo”
pression of Henry Irving once Inid the
her home in Walla Walla after a saya that u Boor In Cape Colony had
effect of making a fellow aelor alto­
onco
forced
a
xehra
to
the
brink
of
a
month’s visit with her brother. Geo
precipice, when the desperate creature gether forget that he was oti the stage
W. Mathews.
turned upon him. attacked him with at all. II occurred In Manchester dnr-
Millard Patterson, a prominent law
Its teeth and actually tore oue of Ids I lug a performance o f "Macbeth,” and
yer from El Paso, Texas, visited yes feet from the leg
Another author In the scene where Macbeth sa.ve to
terday at the home of his friend, whom writes of a aoldler who mounted a one of the murderers, "There'S blood
he has known since boyhood. E. A. half domesticated xehra The creature, ¡upon thy face!" lrvlug put so much
after ninklng the moat furious attempts I earnestness into his words that the
Race.
to get rid o f Its rider, plunged over s murderer forgot Ids proper answer
Do you wear sox? I can sox you and
ateep hank Into the river and threw (“ ’Tls lliiiiquo's, then") and replied In
won't soak you, says Strauss Wnen the aoldler as It emerged. While the a startled voice: "la there? Great
it rains or before, buy your children man lay half stunned upon the ground Scot!" lie fancied, as he afterward
■ aincoats, rain caps, rain hats, or the zebra quietly walked up to him and said, that he'd broken a blood vessel
child's umbrellas from my fresh stork. bit off one o f Ills ears.
Synthetic Dyes.
Strauss.
The raw materials from which al­
An Old Tims Advsrtissmsnt.
Prof. L. F. Henderson, o f Hood Riv­
in old newspapers the advertise most nil the synthetic dyes are made
er, and E. Kuhne, of Portland, came
are only nine or ten direct prislurls of
Monday for a stay at the orchard home nients make Interesting reading. Here coal tar. These are transformed cbein-
ts one from the London Chroulcle of
of W. W. Fields In the Ortley district.
1785: "Run Away.—Whereas Thomas tcully Into from 250 to 300 Intermedi­
W. C. Stone, superintendent of the Williams. Apprentice to John Clark of ate products, which In their turn yield
rock crusher for the Pacific Bridge tjuecusborougb. In the Oouuly o f Kent, about 1.200 chemically distinct dye­
company, made a business trip to Port dredgermnn, has run away from his stuffs Among the processes employed
said master’s service and uot been are high temperatures, great pressures
land Sunday.
heard o f these three years. If the said and low refrigeration.
Mrs. Rose E. Palmci, president of
Thomas Williams will return to bis
the Kebekah lodge for the state of master’s service within three months
His Query.
Oregon, visited Wednesday night at after the date of this advertisement he
“ You've been sentenced to twenty
the local chapter meeting,
will tie kindly received, and whoever years* hard labor. With good time you
Mrs. P. J, Meaney, who was Miss harbours him after this notice will be can cut that down, of course." said the
lawyer.
Alice Mosier, of this city, came down prosecuted as the law directs."
“Good tim er exclaimed the prisoner.
from The Dailes Wednesday for a visit
"H ow 's n guy going to have any good
Airing
Mattresses.
with her father. J. N. Mosier.
time In prison?"— Detroit Free I’ ress
If yon have a flat roof take every
Dr. and Mrs. C. A. Macrum returned
mattress In the house up there once a
Wednesday night from Portland. Mrs. week and leave them In the hot sun
Slow Pay.
"Does your father object because I'm
Macrum has been visiting with her for several bourn. They will then be
parents in Eugene, for the past month. fluffy and sweet smelling. It would be paying attention to you?"
"No. I’ aw saya he's glad to see you
Wm. Chandler and Fred Coahow well for the pillows and bedding lo re­
paying something. If It's only atten­
ceive
the
same
treatment.
hiked from Hood River Wednesday
A mattress will be easier to handle tion “ —Buffalo Express.
morning over the track, and after a
If atrn|M are nttaehed to the side*, and
few hours visit here made the rtturn for this purpose piece* of old sus|iend
True thrift, according to Robert
hike over the mountain.
era are very satlsfaeiory. or atrip* made Lout* Stevenson. I* to earn a little and
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. McNeal, who from bed ticking. Hew the stmps or spend a little less
were married last week in Portland, handles on firmly, two uo each sale
came up Saturday to spend a week’s
! “ Pon ‘t yon think wo
Bad»/ fc»pr«»*«d.
honeymoon at the home of his sisters
Pupil -Tea» her. may 1 be Hhttent tbf» nrnllj m»rv courageous * than men?"
ami tirother in-law, Miss (Tara McNeal.
‘1 eterni»»n? My aunt's cnii«tn ta dend? , «■hallen* * » Ihe champion
and Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Vensel.
“O f course." said the
Teacher -W ell. ye*. I suppose m»; but
•No m an would ever dai
Mrs. M. C. Anderson, mother of really I wish tt wm * s o u k * nearer rein
«*ar the way the average
« »peka Journal.
J. S. Anderson, and her grandson. Ar­ M m
- Kan« as City Star
— ■
chie Lee Andersen, and her friend,
Hg r Tongu#
Mrs. Ping, all of Helix, Oregon, vis­
EMe—Ciarn'» got a tongue Ilka a mo
ited the first of the week at the home
tor J*n#~ljWe a motor? Ilow'a that?
hot wit h you." said the
o f Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Anderson.
El«le fthe’a always running people
Yon haven t the dough **
led ns finish your films. Same may lie down. — Kx change.
guess I can put up th#
left at the Bulletin “ Ace. Hocnro A
stak«
replied th<* l*uteh«*r.— Bouton
Canfield, floral River.
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Butter Wmppera Printed at thit office Tran
Classified
ASSOCIATION IN-
REBEKAHS HAVE
FORMATION GIVEN
BIG CONVENTION
[Communications an a copy for
eluents must he in thic office by W
uesdav to insure publication tame week
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For Rent —A suburban home, electric
lights, bath, toilet, good yard, heues
furnished or unfurnished.
Apply at
Bulletin office.
The eighth annual convention of dis­
(From Hood River Glacier)
The Apple Growers Association last trict number 19 o f the state Kebekah
Saturday issued a bulletin giving in­ assembly met in The Dalles last Fri­
formation for the handling of the sea day at which time tb» following offi­
run's crop. The bulltein in" part fol­
cers were elected for the enauing year:
lows:
For Sale—A piano in first-class condi-
Ike inspection department desires to President. Miss Georgia Carson, Du-
see every grower in this valley before fur; vice president, Mis. Clyde Bou­
-ion for sale 'erv cheap. Ask J. E.
he starts to pick or pack his fruit. nty, The Dalles; secretary-treasurer.
Cole for pi ice and term*.
tf
The way to prevent mistakes is to
start right. For information call up Miss Dora Sexton, The Dalles; war­
For
.-ale—One
good
milch
cow.
four
any of the gentlemen below who have den, Mrs. Dora Johnson, Hood River;
years old, w ill come in fresh this (all ;
been appended as inspectors, and they conductor, Mrs. I. D. Calbreath, The
four thrifty piga, 11 weeks old. Every­
can arrange to go to you very prompt­ Dalles; inside guardian, Mrs. Fannie
ly. The inspectors are as follows:
thing at a sacrifice. L. E. Wilson, on
Neilson,
Mosier;
outside
guardian,
Mrs.
Sam G. Campbell, chief inspector,
K. McNeal place.
sl7
Frank
Jermann,
The
UalleB;
chaplain,
phone 4fi32.
Jno. Stranahan, for West Side, phore 1 Mrs. Susan Kaesaer, Hood River.-
Datera,
Pails
and
Riihlier
Stamps
of
6714.
j The degree.staff o f Azalea lodge con­
every description at this office.
Peter J, Mohr, fur East Side and
ferred the Kebekah degree last night
Odell, phone 4621.
Commercial printing of all kinds at
Rea Babson, for Mount Hood, Park- j before the visiting delegates and a
The Bulletin office.
dale, Trout Creek and Dee, phone large number of The Uallei members
33x1.
of the order. Later in the evening, a
Kodakersand amateur photographers,
General offices, phone 2881 or 8111.
Warehouse No. 1 (Davidson) Cooper I short program was followed by a grand
bring 1 1 a your films. We develop and
{ inarch to the banquet room of the Odd­
inspector, phone 231)2.
print every day. Slocum A Canfield,
Warehouse No. 2 (Union) lsenberg fellows hall. One .hundred and fifty
Books, Stationery ami Newsdealers,
inspector, phone 2291.
persons were present at Friday night’s
Hood River, Ore. Klims can lie left at
Van Horn Warehouse, Kimball in­
session of the convention. Delegates
the Bulletin office.
tf
spector, phone 4748.
Odell Warehouse, Stewart inspector, were present from Hood River, Mosier,
phone Odell 382.
ly gh Valley, Wasco and Dufur. The
DAVID ROBINSON.
D.
Packers are going to he held this district convention next year will he
year to a reasonable number of boxes
and the inspection department is going held at Dufur.
Physician and Surgeon
to insist on absolutely good work. We
Twenty delegates were present from
are asking the growers to coincide and Mosier, going up in the automobiles of
M o s ie r
-
-
O regon
cooperate with the inspection depart­ E E. Amsden, C. G. Nichol.and Lloyd
ment in helping us make better condi­
Fisher. Mrs. H. H. Nielson went up
tions in the Hood River valley.
O V E R 66 Y E A R S ’
The Association will issue an entire­ in the morning on the train. The fol­
EXPERIENCE
D erby & S tear n s
ly new set o f packers stamps this sea­ lowing attended the convention: Chas.
son. We will not accept any fruit
packed under the old stamp numbers. Bennett, Mrs. S. E. Evans, Mrs. Ber­
aw yers
All stamps must he registered and can tha Johnson, Miss Nora Hunter, Lee
be obtained from any of the inspectora Hunter, (I. E. Wilaon, K. W, Simpson,
named above, or at the warehouse No. Mrs. J. E. Higley, Mrs. Chas. Graham,
1 (Davidson) in Hood River. These
H O O D R IV E R . O R E G O N
T r s d c M s RKS
stamps will be taken back at the orig­ Mrs. P. I.. Arthur, Mrs. O. E. Wilson,
D esign s
inal cost when you are through with Mrs. J. W.’ Huskey, Mrs. prank Gin­
C o p y r i g h t s Ae.
them and the old stamps can lie ex­ ger and Mrs. H. H. Neilson.
A n fo n r «emllrtjr a „In »' li und desertpttnn m sr
qufi-lily HSPertnm our opinion free whetlier an
changed for new ones without cost.
DR. C. H. J EN K I N S
Invention I» prohübljr p?iient»ble. Coiumunlc».
The number o f all stamps must be
tuiiiRHfrletiyconüdentuü. HANUBOQK <»n Patent«
Get your school supplies at the Ar­
teilt free. Oldest tiuenry for neourlng patentn.
registered in the name of the packer
DENTIST
Patent» taken tjiror titfh
*• Munii A ‘ Co. reuelee
no that we can keep an absolute check thur Pharmacy. Stationery, tablets,
tpecic$ nutice, w rltltout cham e, lu the
on the quality and have a perfect inks, pencils, pens, colored crayons,
HOOD RIVER. OREGON
knowledge of the work being accom­ etc.
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Office Phone 1081. Res. Phone 333
A »múflanme!y mnntrnted weekly. Largest cir
plished. This order is a most import­
cullinoli c f any iiie n tlö c tournai. Terms, f t a
!
ant one and will enable us to place the
year: fntir nn-ntbs, $L bold by all new »deiCers.
responsibility of error where it right­
fully belongs.
W. A. HUSBANDS
Rev. Fredric J. Rtoetzel. Pastor.
«ranch Office. »525 F 8L. W ashiugion, D. C.
|
To obtain the right results and to he
Announcements
positive that every box of fruit equals
Blacksmith
each other, we are going to scrip each Sunday school, 10 a. m.
Summons for Publication
car showing the number of boxes it Morning service, 11:15 a. m.
Horse Shoeing and General
In the Circuit Court o f the State o f O regon, for
contains from each grower, conse­
W asco County.
Repair Work.
quently every grower must ha\e a Evening service, 8 p. m.
Mrs. H. Cloujrh. Plaintiff, vs. Fffie Norman,
number and these number stamps may Choir rehearsal. Monday, 8 p. m. Lenoru Delcor, Clara D. Lewis, John P. Delcor, M o s i e r ,
-
-
O regon
Mrs. L izzie Esping, H enry Delcor. Fred Delcor,
he obtained from the Association.
On next .Sunday morning a sermon .Julius
D elcor, Rosie D elcor and Mrs. A nna Po­
Please obtain yours before the packing will be preached on “ Personal Respon­ chette, Defendants.
season commences, the object being
To Rosie Delcor, one o f the defendants above
H. A. W O O D S
that by this method every grower can sibility.” In the evening the discourse
named:
You are hereby notified that Mrs. II. Clough, the
be helo responsible for any defective will he evangelistic in tone.
plaintiff, is holder o f Certificate o f Delinquen­
grading.
Mr. Rtoetzel will conduct services at cy. num bered .111, issued on the first day o f May.
D e sig n e r a n d B u ild e r
If you will refer to the book of grad­ the Greenwoud school house on Sunday 1913, by the tax collector o f the County o f W asco
and State o f Oregon, for the amount o f ($11.40)
ing rules issued, you will note our
eleven dollars and forty-100, the same being the
standard fur marking boxes. Owing afternoon.
amount then «Lie and delinquent for taxes for the Box 151
MOSIER, OREGON
to the fact of scriping cars, a matter
year o f 1909, together with penalty, interest and
determined on after grading rules were
NOTICK—No hunting or shooting al­ costs thereon upon the real property assessed to
o f w hich you are the ow ners, as app ears'of
issued, we are obliged to make a minor io we<I on my '>5 acre« cf land west of yon.
record, situated in said County and State, and
change. Boxes to be marked in ac­ land west of Hock creek. C. A. Hage.
particularly bounded and described as follow s, Commercial Club Meeting
to-w it: The northwest quarter I N W ' a ) o f the
cordance with the rules as given, with
southw est quarter [SW'-tJ. the w est one-half
the exception that on the upper left
| W' o) o f the norm west quarter [ N W 'i ] . and the
hand corner mark the sizes; in the
The regular business meeting:
northeast quarter fN E 14 I o f the northw est quar­
Commercial Club Social Knjoyed
ter 1N W l ♦], o f section twenty [20], in township
center o f box, not over ?an inch from
Ihe Commercial club social on Mon­ five 15], south o f range thirteen 113], east o f the of the Mosier Commercial Club
top, mark the variety and on the upper
W illam ette Meridian, situated in W asco County, is held on (he lirst Monday of
right hand corner mark the grower's day night, the first since lust spring, I State o f Oregon.
,
You arc fu rth er »notified that Mrs. II. Clough, each month.
number.
was pleasantly spent in dancing and plaintiff
herein, has paid taxes on said premises
As we are close to the ripening peri­
H. M. W e st . Pres.
for prior and subsequent years w ith the rate o f
od we urge you to watch closely each card playing by a good sized crowd. i interest on said am ounts as follow s:
D r . D avid R obinson , Sec.
Music
was
furnished
by
Mrs.
Jack
Gra­
variety of apples so that we may har­
Kate o f
Year's
vest them at the right time. If there ham, Miss Marie Rhogren, Mrs. R. J.
Total
Date Paid
Am ount Interest
Tax
is any doubt in your mind whatever as I aylor and Willie Depee on ' the piano,
15
$19.96
1909
May 1. 1913
$11.40
May 1. 1913
$18.72
15
$29.96
1910
to the maturity, call in your district
Feb. 2. 1914
15
$17.50
$22.50
&au
inspector promptly. We urge you also Lee Hunter on the violin, Mrs. Myra
$18.46
15
1913
Jan. 21, 1915
$21.23
Wellberg
on
the
abcordian,
and
J.
Ef-
to watch the picker to see that he
$20.20
A p r. 1. 1915
$2u.20
15
1914
avoids absolutely a ly rough handling finger and K. J. Talyor with guitar ar.d
Said !L enora Delcor, C’lara D. Lewis. John P.
: for :
of the fruit. Carelessness would he mandolin as well as music from the Delcor.
Mrs. Lizzie Espin «, Henry D eleor. Fred
costly.
Delcor. Julius Delcor. Rosie D elcor and Mrs.
phonographic
records.
Refreshments
Annie Pt •hette. as the ow ners ofathe legal title o f
We are making for you a separate
above described property, as the same appears
grude for wind falls, and the inspect­ of coffee, sandwiches and eake were o .he
f record, and each o f the other person» above
ors are instructed to Hee that the wind served The club plans to hold these named, art' hereby further notified that Mrs. H.
will apply to the Circuit Court o f the
falls are eliminated from all hut their socials on the third Monday in each Clough
County o f W asco and State o f O regon, for a de­
Phone 1 124
cree foreclosin g the lien . mrainst the property
month.
own grades. Be careful on this.
above described and mentioned in said certificate.
While our hoard of directors can take
And you are her*by summoned to appear within
sixty days from th • date o f the first publication
Entertain ladies Aid
no positive stand on pr cea that can be
o f this sum m on», exclusive o f the date o f the first
paid for labor, they make the following
The Ladies Aid enjoyed a very pleas­ publication, nnd defend this action or pay the
Proprietor
H ood River
amount due as atiove shown, together w ith the
suggestions that are very plainly in ant afternoon last week with Mrs. A. costs and accrued interest, and in case o f your
failure to do so a decree will be rendered foreclos­
line with tlie financial conditions of the .VI. Koop, who was assisted in enter­ ing the lien o f said taxes and costs against the
northwest.
Labor for orchards and taining them by Mrs. 11. E. Bailey. land and premises above named.
All process and papers in this proceeding may
picking should command from 15 cents Fried chicken, salads, beans, pickles he served upon tlie underliened. residing itv*he
o f Oregon- at the address hereinafter men­
to I7J cents pir hour; packers 25 cents and in fact all kinds of good eats were state
tioned.
This
sum m ons is served on you by publication
per hour, or when packers are paid for placed [on the table.
Those present in accordance
with an order made by the H onor­
piece work we believe that the price of were Mcsdumes Robinson, Aliington, able W . L. Bradshaw, Judge o f the above entitled
on t h e -------- day o f July, 1915. Said order !
three cents from the machine and four Ruddier, Husbands, E. Evans, Nichol, Court,
I w ssh the people of Mosier to know
requires that this summons be served uporv^ou by
I have «qieiMM a ilental cilice in Hood
cents from the table should rule. Meals A. Root, Brown, Johnson, I.elliott, publication th ereof in the Mosier Bulletin, a
new spaper o f general circulation published in the
River au<l am advertising.
to he supplied on the basis of 25 cents Bailey and Roop
town o f Mosier, County o f W asco, State o f Ore­
gon. for at least one week fo r sixty days.
each.
22K Gold Crown*..
»5.00
T he date o f the first publication o f this sum ­
mons is the thirtieth day o f July. 1915.
Bridge Work, per tooth 5.00
The Operator.
F R A N K G. DICK.
( 0 , 1 . 1 Filling!- «2 .0 0 to 5.00
“ My brother had a part of his speech
A ttorney for Plaintiff.
Most Populous Countries.
Porcelain Fillings.
1.50
j30s30
Address, The Dalles, O regon.
The ten countries with the largest ! cut out the other day."
>ilver Fillings 81.00 to 1.50
populations are. In the order named. , “ What surgeon was the operator?"
I’ latcs
8 v 0 0 to * 12.00
A full lim* of Kodak «applies just re- j
"No surgeon; Just plain telephone
China. India. Russia, the United States.
Extracting ........................ 60
reived. Arthur Pharmacy.
eiltf
Germany. Japan, tha t’ nlted Kingdom. gill.” Exchange.
France, Italy and Austria.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
All sorts of electrical appliances fori
Color Schomo.
PERSONAL SERVICE
When n man with a yellow streak «ale, including electric light globes, at
gets blue he tui—s green with envy of tlie drug store.
tf
A Mean Hint.
some one he think* more fortunate.—
Dr. W . M . P O S T
Miss O ldglrl-I have been studying
Chicago Post.
No tresspassing anti no hunting signs i
with Professor Plump, and he gave
Kooms 18-19 tleilbronncr Building
at this office.
me a few wrinkles. Miss Pert Do
lie is not always at ease who laughs
Phone 2401
Hood River. Ore.
you think you need any more, dear?—
— 8» Evrcmoial.
Rubber Stamp Ink at this office.
Exchange
M.
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Scientific American.
Immanuel Church
MUNN & Co.36,Bre,d"*’ New York
G o to Law
French Dry Cleaning
Altering and Repairing
J. H . L A W
Painless Dentistry
New Fall G oods
Rubber F ootw ear
In every department and we invite your inspection. We
have some exceptional bar trains to offer you.
Our new fresh stock is now in and we can supply your
needs in any kind of rubber footwear from a toe rubber
to a hip hoot. We also have a very large line of oil coats
and pants at extra special prices. Short coats, three-quar­
ters and full length. See these specials before purchas­
ing elsewhere and save money.
SPECIAL Crap* waist patterns with dainty era « a
it jU C
broit lore» i co lla rs ami e iff*; worth 75c, w hilt
Special Embroidered net 42 inches wide very fine grade
■ et with deep embroidered Horn ce. Worth rejr- 4A
nkurly $2 a yard. Special, the yard only
^IUC
SPECIAL Children’s medium weight fleeced lined
uni, - ta age» 2 to 12 yean. Just the night weight
for this »craow <>f the year. The garment
J.jC
R ain co ats fo r M e n and W o m e n
We were never better prepared to supply you in this line
than we are now. Our stock is most complete and our
prices are within your reach. You must see the splendid
v alues we are offering to fully appreciate their worth; come
in and let us show them to you whether you to buy or not.
SPECIAL Indies' pure white medium weight fleeced
suits Splei lid garment» and worth /»r
regularly ¿l a garment. Special, the ■ . 1
DDC
line
SPECIAL
Smith Premier typewriter ir. good condition
.->■ t < r tins one and
yea can have it :'<>r only
xbiD
M a c k in a w s fo r M e n ,W o m e n , C h ild re n
\Ve have a splendid line in all sizes in the most wanted
designs of the day. You can make no mistake in securing
one of these for this winter's wear. They look well and
will keep you warm ar.d dry. Our prices are the lowest
Ask to see them.
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The Store of Biggest Values
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