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Mri. Kenneth L. Cooper end her ft»
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The Dalles, who has been visiting her,
were visitors Saturday in Hood River,
and went from there to The Dalles.
A fte r spending se veral days in the
in the issue of the Dufur Dispatch of
vicinity of Antelope on business, K e n
December 9, regarding the proposed
neth L. Cooper re turne d the first of
j bond issue, the Mosier Bulletin makes
the week with Mrs. Cooper from The j
the following reply. R eferring to tbe
Dalles.
m eeting of October 6 the Dispatch
l . W Kingsbury, who ••
! sta te s t h a t the bond issue was d is
in the interests of the D. P. & A. N. cussed and t h a t t h a t d is tr ic t was unani-
company, wish in the city Friday on |
favor of w provlded * 200.000
business, lie sta te d t h . t their line im be #lp<n<led on rh# u . i i e ^ c h f o r n i a
doing a good business, and th at the j ^ , Khway. an t h a t road running south
tonnange of f reig h t is increasing. D u r - , fr()m The
tl) the southern end
C u n o u s Cannon.
Unaxplortd Lands.
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E e r i p e u the ouly i.outinent which
MIDUt Of PtlftCTION.
bn tieen completely explored A large
area in North America has never been
PERFECTLY
Uii.pl », Held pieces of small caliber rislfed by civilized people. It is in the
bring compose* 1 of a metal core sur
northw e stern part of Alaska, within a
SIMPLE
rounded by a cotupresaed paper pulp. short d istance of the eisist. T h ere are.
Tbe idea a t tbe back of this was (bat besides, »iiuiiar areas in tile extrem e
SIMPLY
gnu* made of paper would, of course, nor!belli section of llie North Ameri-
PERFECT.
be f a r lighter a n d easier to carry about •au continent. In the vicinity of Hud-
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than guns m ade of metal.
,nu bay, anil agaiu in ljibnulor.
N
rodle*.
Oil.
Belts
and
all
kind* of Sewing
All kind* of sulistauces have been
Machine supplie», Repairing a »perialty.
T h e Inferior of Brazil h a s se veral large
tried for tbe m a n u f a c tu r e of canriou. unexplored areas, anil ibere are sim
Weapon* of wood a n d stone were once ilar areu4 lo I lie southward. Africa, as
New Home Users are Quality Choosers
quite common. T be Swede* in former niigUl I m - expe-cted, contain* more on-
time used leather cannon, while !u I n explored territory than any other con
dia cannon of alm ost pure gold have tinent. T h e largest lies In ti e Sahara,
been discovered. When Cortes left while the central part of the d a r k con-
I h e N e w H o m e S e w in* M ach. Co.
Mexico the Mexicans a tte m p ted to
» 4 P a c ih c B ld » . . S a n F r a n c is c o . C a l.
In*-ul lo ihe s o u th w a rd offers m any
iipy Id* gun* In cblun.
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qqen i unit it-s for exploration.
P erhaps the most extra o rd in a ry gnus
Despite tbe antiquity of civilization
Day or Night any-
ever m an u fa ctu re d were tbe six em
in Asia, mil' li remain s to lie done by
I anywhere. Mail us your Kodak
ployed for tb e tiring of sa lutes at a ibe ge ographer T h ere a re several u n
w inter fete ill Petrograd In the year explored area s In Arabia, as well as In
work. We pay poetale back.
17-PI. These had a n effective ra nge of China, amt especially |u northern Sl-
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about sixty yards, successfully w ith lieri.i Australia contains several dark
stood the test o f tiring without hurst
space* in the northern se -tkm. Through
lug and were m ade of—lee!—London out the south seas lie many island*,
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Answers.
some of considerable area, which hav*
not yet been placed upon the map.
DAVID ROBINSON, M. D.
H o « to T ake a Sun Bath.
To get the m i n i m u m benefit from
■till bath* a regula r formal routine
S a tisfac tion G ua rante ed
Physician and Surgeon
Im m anuel Church
sbollili la: followed.
T he first ex [Misure to tbe s u n s rays
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Arthur Pharm acy Co
Rev. Frinirle J St«
sbollili not tie longer th a n 10 luluutes.
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T he bead should he shaded, while ns
lull' ll of the rest of tbe laaly a* t«>s-i- Son'lay * school - - . - -
10 a m.
er by &
t e a r n s
ble should I k - hared to tbe lu-ultug rays. Morning Service - - - •
11 a. m.
The best time Is about tw o hour* afte r Evening Service
- - - 7 :30 p. in.
For S a le - Practically new, three q u a r
L a w y e r s
a meni. On th e next day and ou «tic
«m»lay - - • P m. i ters Issi, spring« ami mattress. I n q u i n
Choir Kr'hear*al M
ceeding d a y s longer exposures are at
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towed, im leasing as tanuing takes
place. With little care all acute b u r n
For Butter Labels printed in accord H O O D RIVER. O R E G O N
ing of blistering of the skin is avoided.
ance with Dairy and ro o d Laws, call at
After tbe skin has I m s - i i fully tanned
(Com munications anil copy for adver- i ibis nth re.
tw o or more hath* a day may lie taken isenients m u st I m - in this office by Wed- j
While sufferer* from chronic tuben-u nesdav to insure publication same w eek 11 Butter W rappers Printed at this oflire
lar disease a n d anaem ia make up tbe
For Sale—Phonograph in first class
D EN TIST
For Sale—Stahl fruit canning outfit, condition. Will sell cheap
bulk of the [indents at the numerous
1 at h- me I
HOOD
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eatahltabed sun cure sanato ria on (he with copper presell ing kotlle. Hugo E. of Mrs. M F H arlan.
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continent, the t r e a tm e n t will be foudd Birkner.
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Office Phone Hl81. lies. Phone ‘ . Ä1
to have a noticeably bracing und in
" ‘ - I Let ns finish your films. Same mai be
vigurallng effect on those generally ruu
For <ale Trojan blasting powder for |
th). Btl„ w in
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a u s a a n d debilitated.—Loudon Mall.
W. A. HUSBANDS
rocks and stum ps
Positively no h e ad -i C a n|,t
| lo0ll g iver.
t-
ache* and no thaw ing, strong ss any
Blacksmith
M u n ic i p a l G r a n a r ie s .
powder made. Write for price. S. L
For more thau tw o centuries th e a u F'rank, Agt., Hood River, Ore.
tf
Horse
Shoeing
and General
thorities of Loudon m aintained munici
Repair Work.
pal granaries, th e first one having been
I » s t —A rollini brooch, golfi petals, |
established by Sir Stephen Brown, lord opal setting- Fintier please return to
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itifiiii'iiiMi nut inn iniiiiiiiiiii utili
mayor. In 1438. By means of these Mrs. M. J . O liphant.
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FARMERS’
AND
HOME-MAKERS'
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city granaries the authorities held the
••corn badgers” In check and regulated
and RURAL LIFE CONFERENCES
R ubbe r «Stamp Ink at this office.
not only tbe price o f corn, but of bread.
J a n u a r y 3 t o 8 . 1016
The great fire In London destroyed tbe
L iv e Infoi!u:ttHMi. D i a v l u u l H e l p f«-r t h e H u m e I
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last of these gra naries and also the
t h e F a r m t h e C o m m u n i ty
EX PERIEN CE
public mills anil ovens In which the
C on v e illio n s mi O r e g o n •» <;re:i te s t I n d u s tr ie n
Box r>l
MO SIER, OREGO N
C un : e r c n c e s oti < K r » o n 'a M'-at V ital P r o b le m »
city's grain was ground and baked, and
L h V T l KI «. D E M O N S T R A T I O N * .
the system w a s not there afte r Intro
I N H I B I T ‘I O N S KN I l-.KT A I N M K N ’TS
duced. chiefly because the general law s
<1 laist year It i
T w o thutiK.iud pc
ngulnst grain speculators were suftt
g r e a t j la- e
ruda with live
thinker* m l liv e tin tight- gì-*«!
d e n t to restrain undue speculation.
«* wml got
I RIDE Hfl XRH W
Corn m arkets were held, however, ns
D e s ig n s
: for :
lute ns the beginning of the eighteenth |
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SH ORT COI «SH
C o p y r ig h t s A c .
A n y n n « *#*n«1!rig a s k e tc h a n d d«M*er1r>lIon m a j
c entury at B e ar quay. In T ham es
J a n u a r y io lo F e b ru a ry 4 , i y i 6
q u ic k ly a s c e r ta in r>»»r o p in io n fre e w h e th e r ax
in vent " i l l is p r o b a b ly patentahl*». ( u n i n iu iilr s
street. London. while Queen III tbe was
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ti- 'i. n »metIjr< o iiO d u n tla l. HANDBOOK o n I'a te n tt
A p p l i e d S t i r i n e iti Aclt. 1 W o r k ut
tbe chief m a r k e t for flour and meal,
se n t fre e. O ld e s t a g e n c y f u r •*»< u rin » paten t a.
t h e h a r m a n d Iloti» bukt.
P a t e n t s ta k e n thr> u gh M u n u A C o . re c e te f
und later the metropolitan trad e cen
Not only uniforms, but even cannon
b u r let'll m ade of |wipei In tin past.
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bj
F. A. Allington
a Hood River
visitor the first of the week.
Mrs. C. G. Graham spent Wednes
day in Hood River.
Picnic harus a t a special price.
Strauss.
Miss Ruth l.ittlepage visited Monday
in Hour! River.
Mrs. E. W. Davidhizar war. a S a t u r
day visitor in Hood River.
Gloves and m ittens a t sample prices
for presents a t Strauss'.
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the %umn'v t m onlh " • nd UP 10 ,he of the county has been term ed by
Miss Emily Husbands spent Saturday
present time the num ber of passengers (hem
1 h e ft|(UK( w, re Ulle(1 on „
in Hood River.
carried, will average betw een 3T, and j propoted ^
j , , , , . o f * 202 , 500 . which
Miss Bessie .innes was in Hood River 40 each day as shown by the govern- | M^owa „ vet> " e q u i t a b l e - ’ distribution
Saturday.
| ment reporta take n a t the
j on tht, p, t l of I)ufur.
Mrs. Thomas l.elliott spent Wednes locke.
Un November 3, the delegates from
Bateliam, form erly president | the southern end of the county met
a .
day in Hood River.
Mrs. C. G. Nu hoi was a Wednesday of the E ast Hood River F ru it com with the Wasco County Good Ronds as
paoy, which is now the property of sociation in The Dalles, a t which time
visitor in Hood River.
W. H. Weber, of Chicago, left y e s t e r it was voted by a big m ajority to cir
W. C. Stone was a business visitor
day a f te r spending se veral days here culate petitions for a bond issue of
Wednesday in The Dalles.
as the gue st of Mark A. Mayer. Mr. $343,000. The re p re se n tativ es from
(■ail Brown was a visitor on Wednes lietehsm is now inte rested in publish-
the southern portion of the county,
day in The Dalles.
ing the F ru it and Produce M arketer in
refused to consider the estim a te s
J S. Anderson was a ttending to bus Portland. After a look a t several or- | uf the s t a te highway engineer and in-
iness m a t t e r s in The Dalles on Friday. chanla in the Moaier distric t and a t ! aia ted th a t the Columbia Kiver bigh-
Fred Ulmer was attending to busi Urtley he sta te d t h a t e verything looked | way he partially completed only, that
very favorable for an exceptionally j they m ig ht receive the excessive
ness m a t t e r s in The Dalles on Friday.
! am ount of $ 200 , 001 ) for a completed and
Miss Ruth Clement went to Hood good apple crop next fall.
! partly hard-surfaced highway running
River on Monday where she took the
K used ale School Notes
south from The Dalles.
T heir de-
s t a te te a c h e r's exam ination.
The following pupils from D istrict » «nd» »re certainly absurd and are
Handkerchiefs, ladies and m e n ’s
thout reason, justice or equal rig h ts
neckwear, baby blankets, comforts No. 8 were neither tardy nor absent
to
all.
The bulldozing methods of
during
the
third
month
of
school:
and blank« Is a t low prices. Strauss.
our coi.temporary, embodying a spirit
W. A. Fire h au g h was up from P o r t Bessie Tones, Itoscoe Davidhizar, Pearl of selfishness and false logic, is really
land this week for a few days' sta y at McClure, Ullman and Shannon Weller,
ludicrous.
Ora, F’lura and l.enard Evans.
• Irlley.
Through the fact t h a t they wish to
The following received the highest
Warm slippers make fine presents.
see the Columbia River highway com
monthly a verage in th e ir grades :
We have a size for every one in the
pleted from Hood River to Fairbanks
F irst Grade —tineas Marsh, 97.1-4.
fam ily. Strauss.
ar.d from The Dalles to the southern
Second B Robert Isom, 97 5-7.
Mr. and Mrs. It. I). Chntfield and
Second A - FTorence Middleswart, line of Wasco county, the delegates
from the Mosier distric t have been
d a u g h te r were visitors yesterday in 9»’> 2-7.
Hood River.
Third Grade Bessie Marsh, 97 1-3; fairriiinded. Hood R iver county is e n
titled to the completion of the highway
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. McGregor «lent Itoscoe Davidhizar, 97 1-3.
to Portland yesterday for a two days'
F'ourth G rade— F rances W eller,99 2-7; as it has bonded itself and partly com
pleted its p a r t of the road. The Mosier
visit.
Victoria Burton, 99 l
F ifth Grade- -Florence E v an s— 9 7 1-2. I P * o p i e feel th a t the road should be
All sorts of electrical appliances for
completed to The Dalles In order to
Sixth Grade — Rhena Isom, 95.
sale, including electric light globes, al
Seventh Grade — Shannon Weller, give an o utle t through The Dalles.
tbe drug spire.
If
The Mosier d istric t is he artily in favor
('. A. M rC argar was atte nding to 9* 4-9.
of the so-called Dalles-Califorma hig h
Kifthth
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—Bessie
Jones,
99
2-9
business m a t t e r s Wednesday at The
On Friday, Novem ber 12. the entire way and will do e verything in their
Dalles.
power compatible with justice towards
school visited at the Kowena school.
Chas. T. Bennett was a tte nding to
j the completion of it, realizing th a t the
Lillian F. Marvel,
ruad m a t t e r s Wednesday a t the county
Teacher. I
and roads south of Dufur are
seat.
g re atly in need of the improved roads.
Why is it th a t the Dufur represent»-
Mrs. P o t t e r went to Portland y e s t e r
| tives are m aintaining their stand for
day to spend the Christm as holidays
i 1200 , 000 , one fourth of which is to
with relatives.
| lie expended from The Dalles tu Dufur
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph II. Cummings
on a road which la now in good condi
and sun, Eugene, wore visitors Friday
tion, when the roads south of t h a t city
in Hoist River.
A plan for giving puldic recognition are in g r e a te r need of improvement?
Miss Eloise Copper came up from
Is this your idea of justice to your
Homi River Friday to spend the week tu thnae teacher* nf the s t a te who have
tirru U notice, w it h o u t c h a rg e, in th e
C o m »r« in F K l T f K A ! *» I N G F A K M CR OP S ,
Your figures tered In the world famous L'oru Ex
proved theniseives tu be progressive southern c o n stitu e n ts ?
end with Miss Ruth Clement.
S O U ?» sT<»CK R A ID I N G I» A t K V W O R K
are
well
m
e
a
n
t
but
you
have
failed
to
as well aa succesaful in their work,
P o l I .T k V R A I S I N G . G A R H h M N G . C< »< iR-
change In Mark lane. - New York
T able linens a t before the war prices
INC. < K W IINC. H O C ’v K I I O I . l* A K r s H U M Ü
A
handa'-.roeir
Illustrated
weekly
IjrifMt
ctr
ha* heen annotmeed hy Superintcnd«nt take into consideration the g e o g rap h rime*.
M K s i n »;. HI M X 1 •>S» M I ; t h o d v
KO AD
T ertili. $T a
f ilia t io n n f a n y s c ie n t id c to u rn a i.
for the C hristm a s table. Buy " H e r ”
f-.u r ui-ituh», ~
f l . I tk n d i by a ll newadea)«'
H'. !.!-*! V* F \ !< M b N - : ’• ! 1 K IN * . R I K .Al
of t’ublic Instruction, J . A. Churchill. ical position of the highways. We fail
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linens and you will surely please her.
Hot Point Electric Irons at' 't h e drug
To all teacher* who m ee t the live re- to see where » comparison could be
Proprietor
H ood Kiver
C o r r e ‘ V u L n* f L outr »***•« Wt thout T i i tlOM.
Strauss.
tf
Rraiich (Htli'c. &Jb h BL* Washingfuii, D. c
qulreinents adopted by the s t a te Super made on roads running across a fiat store, now $3.C0.
L a p r rt I n»tru<.'tion in Mu « 1 C.
Rem em ber th a t each Red Cross intendent. there will be given l’rofes- countiy and those through a m ounta in
f t ■ j>r< g a m vs
*c ’ ■ The Coll« • E* «e ge, Oregon
s ta m p th a t you buy is one more blow sional Teacher'« Certificate* whirh will ous district.
ilw 1 .» 1 to I 1 )
- gltural C-‘ C|{e
in the light waged a g ain st tuberculosis re rtif y (h a t the holdere h a i e not only , I The Moaier d istric t did not request
in this sta le
tau g h t successfully during the preced- the $173,000 for the road from Mosier
Summons
All the best brands of tobacco in one lug year, but that they a re progrès- j to The Dalles. This was the e stim a te
In t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t o f t h e S t a l e o f O r e g o n for
pound glass j s r s make " H i m ' ' a line sive and have shown a proper profea- ; of the sta le engineer and was selected
W u eco C o un ty .
^tartan* M itc h e ll. I'ia in tifT ,
present. Pi|i«s from 5c to 17 each at siunal spirit toward their work. The i a f te r a c areful investigation, topo-
vs.
P E R S O N A L S E R V IC E
S tra u ss's .
certitlcate will be issued by the super- | graphically, of all routes as being the
J a m e s H. M itchell. I k 'f e m i a B t .
T e le p h o n e * :
T o J a m e s H. Mit ch ell , thea l» >v e iia mc <l «i e ffi u iu n t
Orders for poultry of any kind will in tendent of public instruction upon ; most practical and the most acenic.
In the n am e o f the S t a te of O re g o n . Y uu are
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be taken up to Tuesday, December 21 the st a te m e n t nf tbe county supe rin Had a sm aller sum been estim ated
h ereb y req uire d to ap p e ar anti a n sw e r the com*
W h y g o l o P o r t l a n d (or de nia l w o r k ? D o y o u stop t o c o n s i d e r
p la in t filed a r a in s t vuu in th e mb >ve e n title d court
a t the Mosier Meat M a rket and will be tendent th a t all of the requirem ents it would have heen acceptable to the
an d ca u se on o r before six week - fro m th e d ate of
t h e t e r v i c i y o u r e c e iv e f r o m the h a n d s of th e d e n tis t w h o is hired
the first p u b lic a tio n o f th is «um m on*. a.-» h e re in
delivered on Wednesday, December 22. have been met and t h a ' the teacher Mosier distric t. Every delegate who
h y the w e e k t o o|M*rate fo r you? H a v e y o u r w o r ’t d o n e at h o m e
a ft e r staler!, an d i f you fa d to ho ap p e a r an d arin-
O f f i c e in H r o s i u i HldR.
spoke during the meeting put forth the
deserves
especial
recognition
of
hia
w er »aid cum p la in ! o r o th e rw ise a p p e a r o r plead
TFe Christm as Store. Make a special
hy the de n tist w h o do c s th e w o r k from sta rt t o finish.
thereto fo r w ant th e re o f th e pfain titT w ill up p ly
While the certificate folly of spending a small sum of
H o o d Kiver
t ii p to town to ace us in holiday trim a tta inm ents.
to the court f<»r the rela*f as p raved fo r in h #r
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co m p lain t on tile w ith th e c le rk of th e above e n -
P o r c e la in Fillings
22 k G o l d C r o w n s
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and gel some of the Christm as Spirit. will in itself not e n title the holder to money and doing the work half way.
title
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in
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cause,
n
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ly,
for
a
d
ecree
of
Why should Wasco county accept
teach, it will hr of g r e a t assistance to
Bridge W o r k , per to o th
H.’»
Silver Fillings -
S 1 . K I .* »
th i* court d isH o lvim r th e l«onds <»f m a trim o n y now
It will do you good. Strauss.
e x i-t m ir between p la tn titr and d e fe n d a n t «>n the
sclimd hoards in helping them to select $100,000 for its portion of the Columbia
P lit S
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H'.l to Kl!*
C o l d Fillings
K. to #•’»
g ro u n d s <»f w illf u l d ese rtio n fo r a period o f one
V. R. Hrooks left on Wednesday for
thoroughly progressive and up-to-Uatt- River highway in view of the fact that
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se ar, am i fo r such o th e r and f u r t h e r r e lie f a.*» to Commercial Club Meeting
E * trac tin g - -
P o r c e la in C r o w n s - - £H.*»0
Ingraham . Illinois, where he expects
the court m ay seem e q u lia b le .
teachers, who have heen especially su c the engineers sta te d t h a t it would take
T h is sum m o ns ix se rve d upon you by p u b lic atio n
to remain for a t least two months vis
•hereof by o ld e r » f the H o n o rab le VV L . K ra d -
$173,000? is there a voter in Wasco
cessful in their wotk.
The reprular business meeting
-h a w . Jtid fre of the C ir c u it C>nurt of the S t a te of
iting with relatives a i d friends.
The requirem ents which m ust be county wlm would favor voting $ 100,000
O re g o n for W aaco C o u n t y . date«l the / 6 th d a y «»f
of
the Mosier Commercial Club
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If in doubt about w hat to buy, see m et for the professional t e a c h e r 's cer to spend on a road th a t could nut be
sum m o n» l»e puldt»hed one«* a week fo r aix co n se
me. I will pick out j u s t what you tificate are as follows:
held on the first.Monday of
c u tiv e w eeks in the M oaier B u lle t in , a n e w sp ap er i s
completed with th at amount,-and aim
o f g e n e ral c irc u la t io n pu b lish ed w e e k ly at M o -ier.
P h o n e 2491
O ffice H o u r s
t o 12. 1 t o 5.
want at w ha teve r price you w ant to
1. Having ta u g h t successfully fur ply pay in te re s t un an uncompleted
in W aaco C o u n t y . O re » o n an d th e d ate o f th e tir»f OHcli month.
p u b lic a tio n o f th is sum m o n» is D ecem b e r .!. 191 !>.
pay and pack for you carefully, if you at least eight months d uring the year project .’ TFe benefits which will accrue !
Hood R i\e r, O regon
KooniN 18-19 H e i lb r o n n e r Bldg
K. VV. D avidhiser . Pres.
C. L. P E P P E R .
wish. Strauss.
A tto rn e y f or PlamtiiT,
to Tbe Dalles and the whole of Wasco 1
1915-191»;.
D
r . D avid R obinson . Sec.
13
’I h e D a lle s . Or*iron
Don’t delay your Christinas shop
2. Having m et all of the require- county hy the completion of the Colum
ping. The local m erchants have good ' ments for a tea che r in a standard bia River highway betw een Hncst River
stocks on hand and can till your w ants I school mil having complied strictly anil The Dalles will be far ill excess of
f'atronize the home merchants, as they i with the laws re la ting to tire d angers of the a dvantage s which » ill come to
uot only an- well supplied with best | and lire drills,
Moaier.
quality of goods, b ut can save you
3. Having sent prom ptly to the
The Seven Mile 1 hill road has been
money.
county superintendent all reports re- | mentioned but there are no facta that
: this road can be built for the sum of
Sleds a t a low price; ikilis. Teddy quested hy him or required by law.
4.
Having a tte nded the annual ! $100,000. The proposed road lias never
Bears, steam and e lectiic engines,
railroad Iranis and all kinds of toys. tea ch e rs' institu te ur t e a c h e r s ' train- I heen su rveyed and all talk is simply
Hundreds of gifts in every depart
IFainty Shirt W aists for Ladies’
Teddy Rears. Monkeys, Sheep.
No use to go nut ,,f town to trade, as ing school, and at least one local insti I guess work on the p a rt of the parties '
ment.
Every
show
case,
table
and
and
Misses
in
laces,
chiffons,
nets.
Goats,
Horses. Cows,Cats. Dogs,Trains
who
make
the
sta
te
m
e
n
t.
tuts.
1 have u good stock and will save you
counter is tilled with new Christmas crei»e. taffeta, messaline and crepe de Steam Engines. Mechanical Toys of
I l.e Mosier Bulletin endorses t h e '
5.
Having read during the year,
good dollars. Straus*.
jrifts practical, worthwhile, sensible chine, high or low necks. Plain colors ever-, sort. Doll Buggies.Wagons. Fire
Orange* by the box or half b o x : J a p under the supervision of the University quotation of the Wasco County Good
yrifts for every mem lier of your family striiies and checks.
Trucks. Horns. Drums, Skates. Balls,
Roads
association
which
s
t
a
t
e
s
:
“
l
e
t
of
Oregon,
or
the
Oregon
A
gricultural
anese oranges, t o o ; m ixed nuts a t 20
and your friends. We are making a
Boats. Guns, Pistols, Tool Sets.Watch
Dolls
»»f
every
imagin
c ents m pound; layer ruisins, 15 rent* |iMillege, at least twu books on the li* m ake farm life more pleasant hj
special effort to Ret everything out
Puzzles, Games. Story Books, Picture
g i v i n g tu the f a rm e r s of the county
;
tea
ch
e
rs'
reading
rircle
list.
able
kind
from
the
small
per t h ; randy, 12*c to 4<V lb; every-1
when» it can lie seen and examined so
Books. Drawing Slates. Picture Ma
good
roads,
relieving
them
from
many
^
est
china
doll
with
a
!»vng
thin g in fart, for the » hi st-nas table.
as to assist you in making selections
braid of hair for »>ne cent chines (these at less than half of their
Strauas
Nsw York A m t ons Hell Eighteen C a n burdens and enabling them tu mingle
mm» freely to their m utual benefit and
each to the tines* n f kid real value) and many others.
of Applss.
House Slippers For men. women
•Mrs. H. E. Waite, of Madras, who!
i m p r o v e m e n t." This is one reason why ■
bodied jointed d»>!!s with
For Ladies Suits, Coats. Furs
boys and girls with cushion and leath
has just re tu rn e d from Newport where
\fi-ord ng to the hunks uf Ike tkrec this district is in favor of the bonds.
natural hair, eyebrows and Fur Sets. Sweaters, Kimonos.Pet-
er soles, plain and fancy colors. W \
\ u«'t tin
mr s Cniupanies,
Fruit t km
i*rk Fi
she visited with her daughter. Mis* \ c w 1 ork
Until the completion of the Columbia ,
and lashes. Dolls for lc, ticoats. Waists. Skirts. Bath Robes.
file. H.V. $1 and up t" $1.75.
B e rth a Booth, who is teaching school eigiilei I «'»r» .if \ »*rth$% **t**m h o 1
River highway in Wasco county, a I
4c. 5c, 10c, 15c, 20c, 2.V Sweaters Caps. Scarfs. Boudoir Caps.
m
u
l
t
i
g
h
t
y
fifty
four
h
I'l'i
there, was in Mosier last Thursday
southern road would s t a r t at The
and
up.
r * o f t ’n l i f . him f u n
fruit«,
(•iiest
Tow
els
You
must
si-e
the
and Friday visiting with Mrs. V. C. I
n«l fifty ( i r i ' i i r i Dalles with no o utle t e ithe r east, or
f< i r h i ii i' t i* » !
hij? values we art» offering: in this line
Young. 9be i* a form er resident of f i f
Hobby Horses and
i f * » r » i a
ta
I now« fru « unti west, run south *0 mile*, term inating
ef
to appreciate them. Pure linen with
this city.
Shoo Fives What can
t hi
n# h ) i» « lr # . l
n*l tight y .«r« »»f at the Jefferson county line.
plain
and
fancy
ends.
Not«-
the
si;-e
A real live Santa Claus has a pres-1 Fin i-ls
you buy that will please
i h . gT*|»t fr t o t r t
The Vosier Bulletin doe* assail the
and quality of these tow »Ms f»>>- 15c.
•ol«l at ah io» m | a ttitu d e taken by the Dufur delegates j
e n t for every child in the Mosier ills- >
the
little hoy or girl more
25c. .VV, 51k und up.
tu r.
trie t, and will he at this store every
and lest them longer: we
on their nefarious tactics, wherein they j
■lay the week beftire Xu as from 3:;YI
have a complete line and our prices
I m aintain th at they will have $Jpn,(iX'|
Gloves Every size fr-it the tin are
R i m a i City Stila D ua l
to 5 p. m. Every child m ust have a i
most reasonable.
and have the voting s tr e n g th to carry j
niest child to the largest in men’s, in
grown peraon with them. Mail your
TFif K an«»« t i t \ A u d i l«»U iMIH|iVI 1 I the issue.
cotton,
wool,
silk.
kid.
Dent
an»l
fur
Children's Dtsh Set» In china
letter* at li: m S a nta Claus Post Office. I t» th » u n i r m e m h e r <«f t h# V iu » t u i n
i t remains to he seen that if this
iuteked and automobile driving gloves. and enameled ware, pretty designs and
. » 1 •
-
V
um A«»« m i»
Straus*
I $45,1X10 is net accepted according to the (
j tirili t h a t r # e » n M *un«k||n m e u t ri litre« t
i. Ilk. IV.
M
J M. Carroll and son. Bennie, went J fr o m tH# iru W F r «
H.indkerchiefs Hundreds of the
Tli« «»Hier AiietiiMi conditions tin ier which it was prof >
Steel Ranges and Cooking I'tensils,
to Hood River yesterday w l e r e the lat 1 «* t » » 1 1 -M n i**« H«l*t Up«» It t b f i r u u r r t I fered, when the s t a te will see fit to j
most dainty designs of the season,
te r received medical attention. A fte r j i e a iiu g »hr**» jjh «'»rii* ■«••»H*i*tt»»a «»r 'm a k e such an offer to W asco county
embroidered, lace and with initials f'»r Wash Boards. Wringers, Tubs and
Clothes Baskets.
0»'een Quality Shoes A present
breaking his arm recently, it was set I in»ta|*en»tant « g m t
.V. 11V 15c, 20c. 2.V and up t»» $1.
' again in view of the fact th a t so many
that will please in a hundred ways for
amt tale r fo u n t necessary to have it
of the counties in tha s t a te have
t h e y te t stvle. comfort and satisfac
broken over again and resvt. Bennie
[ bonded themse lves to the limit and
Aneti * la S tro n g At Cln» I n n a ti
Hosiery For men, women and
tion in every pair.
ia now g e ttin g along nicely.
have been unable to complete their
children in lisle and silk. A most ac
trunk lines
l'n it f
ceptable gift. We have them in all
A m arriage iirenae was issued on I
tl
colors and at most reasonable prices.
Wednesday in The Dalle* to Tom Moe j
and Miaa Kuna H. Olsen. A f te r th e y !
Livi
Slock
W
gntw
Everything points to a lot of stout in
tomi»
Silken«are and Fancy China
were m arried there, with G. H Ror J
this line, and where is there a boy or
• Ita
•»Ita
I am in Ito» m arket f*«r I
--
n A "IK
big i»: assortment to ch.vose from and girl that would not iiae-to get a sled
den acting aa best man. the party re
|M»«iltrv «n*l a n y th in g m th t
/
o u r p prices
rie
are rook bottivm.
turned to Mr.sirr in the afternoon. The
f«»r Christmas.
The Store that to e s You Money
Farti«** J o a in n g to ««*11 w ill th
young eouple are making their home Mia
ah«
pliDiii» t r i t ì i 177 t*r « r it r J
Vivi» n
in the cabin owned by the ^bridegroom
in In the tiree» wood dint n e t.
Ito >our O r t f l t i r a a «ho^pirg early.
ahi, llo iflt R iv e r, Or*c«>it.
B l tfi l.l l
,orbJ*1' W. E. C h o w n
A most popu
lar and effect
ive remedy f o r
breaking up a
COLD.
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