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About Mosier bulletin. (Mosier, Or.) 1909-19?? | View Entire Issue (March 3, 1916)
Celebrate Birthdays Jointly SHOES FOE MEN, W OMEN AND CHILD BEN You can always do better here in the line of Shoes for the entire family. We seil for cash on the very closest margin and know that you cannot do better any where else Queen Quality and American Lady Shoes for women, Amer ican Gentlemen, Palmer and White House Shoes for men, Buster Brown and Security Shoes for girls and boys. We want you to see our Palmer special $3.50 shoe for men. It is certainly some shoe for the money. Ask to see it. WTe have all the new spring styles for you to choose from. New Spring Hats for Men Star Brand and John B. Stetson Hats. Hats that you can be proud of anywhere. The most satisfactory hats you can buy. One lot of new Spring styles tiiat were made especially for us by the John B. Stetson Co. that we are selling for $2.75 are certainly big liargains. Ix>t us show you men’s hats for $1.50. $1.75. $2.00 $2.50 and up. New Spring Piece Goods Wool, cotton and silk. Lots of new spring patterns for you to select from. Come in and look them over. U he P A R I S F A I R i n -t- 111 t-M -l I I I B H IE F L O C A L M E N T I O N Salmon Trout are running good. ; Come in and get your angling license for 1916 and look over our new atock » I I I I I I I I H ■l -l- l-t-H ' H -M -H -bs ot fishing tackle, juat received. Dr. C. A . Macrum wax a business Mosier Book Store. viaitor in Hood River Saturday. Henry Harkaon, Royal Danish Vice- B U R P E E 'S SW EET P E A SEEDS. Consul at Portland, and who ii inter Chow n 'a. ested in the Otto & Harkson Realty J. K. McGregor waa in Hood River company there, was at Ortley and in the city Thursday looking up real es Tueaday morning. Hans Kollandarud spent Saturday in tate properties. Hood River. Cal-o-tint wall coating in all colors. Color cards, at Chown’s. Mrs. C. U. Nichol was a viaitor last week in Portland. Fred Ulmer spent Saturday and Sun day in The Dalles. Hot Point Electric Irons at the drug store, now $.1.0(1, tf Mrs. J. M. fl'arroH was a Tuesday viaitor in Hood River. Mrs. Sarah E. Neal was a visitor Hood River Thursday. Gasoline by the barrel prices. See CHOWN. at lowest C. A. Hage went to Portland Thurs day morning on a business trip. Wm. Marsh returned Tuesday morn ing from a visit to The Dalles. Claire Hailey was in Hood River yesterday morning between trains. Don't forget that it helps our own community when taxes are paid at the Mosier Valley Hank. Miss Inga Myhr returned Monday to her home in Portland after a visit at the home of Mrs. Sarah E. Neal. Boyd Sturgess returned Monday af ternoon to Portland after spending several days visiting with friends. Do you need a W A S H IN G M A C H IN E ? The latest and best at C H O W N ’ S. Come in and see it. New Spring Suits for Men and Boys— Come in and see these new arrivals. Now is a good time to buy. You will get the full benefit of the season’s wear. A Hart Sehaffner & Marx or a Clothcraft Suit you can be proud of anywhere and in any company. Guaranteed all wool and to give you perfect satisfaction. These 8 i a d*OC suits from ^ IU 1 Special Boys and Indies Sweater Coats, in grey ^ | O P white, red: value up to $2.50. Your choice ip 1 . ¿ J Special Children’s medium weight undershirts and •«/\ drawers: sizes 24 to 30; the garment only Flexo Underskirts for ladies, a new assortment Q O just arrived. All colors. Your choice that got damaged by water in our basement, and wish to close it out quickly. Mostly light colors Not more A than 10 yards to a customer. The yard only ^IC SPECIAL MEETING OF PATRONS DECIDE TO COMMON COUNCIL ADD ONE TEACHER Ladies Aid Meets With Mrs. Husbands Once ui three years is not too often to rlean louse In fset. once a year ■■ about right, so I am going to give you three bargain* in one and make a clean sweep. Strauss Muster visitors at the opening day of the Match session o f the county court in The Dalles were Chas. T Bennett. C. A. McCargsr, C. J. I itllepage. Al. Behrens and K tt M i«. Mias Anne Shogren and her nephew. Foster Mi Lynn, who have been al the M a id A. Shogren ranch for some time, returfed Saturday to Portland. Mr. MrLynn came up last week with Miss May Shi«ren. A special meeting o f the common council was called Tuesday night for the purpose o f discussing the removal o f trees and rocks from the city streets. In the report o f the street committee the cost o f clearing Center street was estimated at $2 per stump, $18 total value. Same on Fourth avenue, near G. R. Wood’s house; $10 near barn of Chas. Davenport on Idaho street; $25 worth o f grading by Wilson house; $2.50, grading trail in front o f Chown’s and repairing pitch in road in front of house o f Amos Root, $5. Total, $74 50. The Mayor and the street committee thought that grading near Wilson’s would only make that toad steeper. Alderman Husbands ssid that Ore gon street at the intersection of Thiid avenue needed grading, as rigB were often cramped there in making the turn. Alderman Carlson stated that $15 ought to make a grade for Wilton now while the ground is in good condition; no grubs, and few loose rock. Mayor Race stated that the dirt from there could be taken to Idaho street where it io needed. "W e ought to hold expenses down as much as possible," said Chown. "There is no need to clear all these mentioned as it would be too exp en sive." Alderman M errill stated there will be considerable tourist travel through Mosier this summer, and we ought to save all we can for the auto travel. "M an y places can be passed over for the present," stated G. R. Wood; "1 have always had a fight to keep those little oak trees in front o f my house. There are very few wagons to pass and they help the appearance o f the to w n ." To this Alderman Hudson replied that the electric street light esnont shine through the trees, to which Aderman Wood retorted that Mr. Hudson was the only one to kick. Alderman Husbands then cautioned the councl concerning the danger from accidents where the trees are le ft in the streets. Mayor Race stated that the street below tha Tum-A-Lum Lumber com pany's yards should have the stumps removed, and the bank9 fixed up. The main thoroughfares need very little work dona on them and five or six loads ought to put them in the best of shaue. Councilman Husbands moved that the committee in charge order the stumpa cleared 30 feet wide in Center street; fix up Oregon street; spending $25 where it crosses Third avenue; • pending $10 at the foot o f Idaho street and $15 at the head of Main street, and $15 in the Leiter addition; that is, sums not to exceed the above amounts or a total o f $65. Aldermen Carlson, Hudson and Hus- l ai ds voted in favor o f the measure ; Alderman M errill and Chown against it, Alderman Wood, not voting. The motion carried. considerably, gave his observation* regarding the retail conditions. This will be the last regular meeting ol the society, the organisation having | adjourned the meeting, to meet at the j call of the president. With spring work commencing it was deemed inad 1 vtsable to try to hold a meeting each 1 Saturday. 1 • v • S * - O f " V W Hits the Spot EVERY TIME ' The Sunday song service at the Union Immanuel church for next Sun day, March 5. will be led by Dr. David Robinson. T he subject will be Spirit ualism, and will be treated by talks and readings by A. M. Roop, M. E. Butterfield and R. E. Amsden. There will be special songs by choir and a solo by E. E. Amsden. These song services are becoming more popular with the people o f Mo sier, as ia evidenced by the large in crease in attendance. Last Sunday the gathering was about double that of the previous Sunday but there was plenty o f vseant seats ar.d it would be a good Idea if YO U would come out next Sunday and learn what your neighbors and friends are doing. Live Stock Wanted HACMIHCS M O O Ilt If M iM C T IO I. PERFECTLY SIMPLE SIMPLY PERFECT. Neadh*. Oil. M t s ami all kinds of Sewing Machine supplies. Repairing a specialty. New Home Users are Quality Choosers C. C h o w n T h e N e w H om e Sew in g Mach. C o. M Pacific B lJg.. San Fmnciaco. Cal. -i Stop that Cough NOW! J. W . A L LE N A tto rn ey-at-L aw DAVID ROBINSON, M. D. Physician and Surgeon M osier - L aw To the electors o f the several precinct* comprising the county of Wasco: I hereby annonnee myself as a Re publican candidate for county clerk of Wasco county, Oregon, subject to the w ill of the people expressed at the pri mary election to be held in Wasco county, May 19, 16j9. I f nominated and elected, I pledge myself to conduct the office to the best i of my ability, working at all times as in the past, for inure efficient ami econom ical methods of condueting the same with due courtesy to ail and for the best interest of all parties concerned. L. 1!. FOX. O regon To the registered county, Oregon: oters of yers HOOD RIVER. O REGON DR. C. H. J E N K IN S D E N T IS T HOOD R IV E R , OREGON Office Phone 1081. Res. Phone 333 G o to L a w : for : French Dry Cleaning Altering and Repairing Phone 1124 J. H. LAW Proprietor For Sale-llardie Junior Power Sprayer To the voters of Wasco and Hood Kiver In good condition; will sell cheap; A. C. ' counties: Medenwald, Mosier, Oregon. mlO I respectfully announce myself as a For Sale— Furniture, including bed, I Republican candidate for the state sen- couch, chairs, stoves, heaters, etc. Mrs. ] ate, for the sixteenth senatorial district Geo. Sobv. inlO ' of Oregon, subject to your w ill to 1« expressed at the primary election to be Commercial printing of all kinds at belli on May 19, 1916. The Bulletin office. Should I lie nominated and elected, 1 pledge my liest efforts in your behalf. J. P. LL'CAH. (Paid Advertisements) - D erby & S tea r n s i am in the market for beef, hogs, j --------------------- poultry and anything in the meat line. To the voters of \\ asco county : Parties desiring to sell w ill do well to: I hereby announce inyself as a Re phone Odell 177 or write J. W. Me Don- j publican candidate for county treasurer, aid. Flood River, Oregon. mch31 i subject to the w^U of the people, ex- __________________„ | pressed at the primarv ‘•lection to be Plain and fancy sewing done at your held May 19, 1916. tiome by the day. Coats, summer suits, i I If f nominated and elected I will con- children's clothes and general sewing. duet the office in the same careful and For terms address Irma Phillips, Gen economical mauuor as id the past. eral Delivery. mlO U A L L IE S. RICE. POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS OREGON T H E D ALLES Satisfaction Guaranteed. Sunday Song Services U ñe P A R I S F A I R All sorts nf electrical appliances for sale, including electric light globes, at daughter, Mrs. H. W. Winkler, whose the drug store. t( littre »‘slighter has bean very ill with Mrs Jas. Piercey and her daughetr The Ladies Aid society o f the Union in law, Mrs. Kay Hailey, were visitors the grip and a touch o f pnuemonia, was in Mosier Sunday, returning in the af Immanuel church met last week at the Tuesday in Hood River. ternoon to Hood R iv er' where she will home o f Mrs. W. A. Husbands. O w I et us finish your films. Same may la- remain until the little one, who is im ing to the bad weather o f the past left at the Bulletin office. Sloconi A proving, is out o f danger. month, this was the first meeting held Canfield. Hood River. t- for some time and there was no regu Do not forget one thing, —this is my ^ tea, the Big Sale starts promptly at lar program. There were twenty-two 9 o'clock Saturday morning, rain or •ale. and I am going to aiake my repu ladies present and each told how she shine, or anow. You will miss it if tation for honesty and square dealing ; had personally earned the sum o f one on the way its going to be conducted, j you mist it, says Strauss do not intend to misrepresent any dollar for necessary funds ol the soci Miss Mane Shogren came up Sunday thing and will thank anyone for railing ety. These short talas were very in morning from Portland and will visit my attention to any error should any teresting and allowed that the ladies for a week at the home o f her parents, occur. Money bark as usual if you are have a ready wit and know how to Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Shogren. One rot satisfied. Goods exchanged if done raise the money when needed. Everything in the store at a reduc so during the sale. Nothing queer new member was added to the aociety. tion, except Feed, during the H>g sale about it; just a good house cleaning , Next Wednesday, March 8, the aoci which starts Saturday morning. March just bargains for all. Strauss. ety will meet at the home o f Mrs. 4. Strauss. M. E. Butterfield. A ll members are C. J. Littlepage, who has been in requested to be present. Officers will Frank Middleswart came up from Portland for over a week where he had he elected for the ensuing year. A Hood River last week, bringing with the little finger on his right hand am [ cordial invitation is extended to ladies him three hound puppies which he will putated, returned home Monday alter who are not regular members. train for bunting dogs. going on to The Dalles. Mr Little- -■ ■ AF - --------- — Our regular charge customers will be page has suffered intense pain from J taaen rare o f as usual, but of course this finger, which was first irritated by Knut Mfftinits Ik** charge purchases will be at our regu being cut with a pair of pruning Marketing and Marketing Agencies lar low prices. Strauss. sheara. A felon developed, after which was the subject under discussion at the Miss B rrtta Godberson came up blood Poisoning set in ami parts of the | 0, |h. horticultural society from Portland yesterday where she has hone were removed from time to time , nj th, Umt „ „ , , ktn up been for eon.e time. She will remsin The injured member, was removed the by retlllng , p. per w r, „ « n ty Kenneth home for a few months at Bearwallow. first o f last week, and Mr I Otic page o f Hood R iv .r, tracing the I f you do not get one of our big pos has confidence that it ill give him no I apple from shipper to consumer. Thia ters about the sale ask for one and he more pain aa soon as it heals over was followed by a general discussion sure you read every werd. else you Donald l.ittlepage, who has been in between the grower*. H. M. Scearce, may skip some big barg» v Stranss. Portland for several months where he who travel* through the Northwest a stay at the home c f Ms nelce. Mrs. J. W Yonieh. «/OC Special, Saturday commencing at 10 o’clock. Cali co, the yard, 4c We have about 200 yards of new calico One more teacher will be added to the teaching corps in District No. 52 neat fall, making a total o f four teach ers. E. A. Race was elected a mem ber o f the board o f directors to finish the unexpired term o f J. E. Higley, who is now in Alaska. These were No, I am not selling out or going out the features of a meeting o f the school o f business; not a fire sale; the stock patrons last Saturday, endorsing the has not been turned over to anyone plana o f the board. else. But my, the real bargains 1 am Aa chairman o f the board o f direc going to olfer the good people o f the tors, Dr. David Robinson said in part: Mo9ier district. Just 13 days o f stock "W e could put the eighth grade in reducing for spot cash. Strauss. the high school room and give a course School started Monday in the Green in domestic science, beginning with the wood district after having been closed seventh grade and continuing the aince the first week in January. 111 course through high school. Every will be in session now for three and a pupil in altendsnce at this school half months. Mias Ruth Van Zanilt, brings $40 to the district from the the new school teacher, arrived last county treasury, while for every pupil Saturday from Portland. sent away the district loses $40, This J. A. Caoey, who resides at Shedd, is the largest crowd I have ever seen in the W illam ette valley, stopped otf at a school meeting. Temporary ar Sunday for a short visit on his return rangements,” he concluded, ''w ill have home after a businesa trip to Condon. to he made for another teacher. The Mrs. Cooey has been visiting for over primary teacher, Mias Bennett, has two weeks with her sister. Mrs. K. J. more work now than she ran properly Thrift. They left for their home Sun handle.” day afternoon. E. E. Amsden, superintendent o f the Kenneth McKay, manager o f the high school stated that this year there Fruit Growers Exchange at Hood R iv are 12 students in the high school and er, and A. A. Prince, secretary o f the 91 in the grades. The question that arose was whether Northwest Fruit Kxchsnge at Seattle, were in the city Wednesday talking the high school course should be dis over with the board o f directors of the continued or another teacher hired to Mosier Fruit Growers Association, catry on the school work as it is at plana ol the Northwest Fruit Exchange present. It was unanimously decided in the marketing o f apples for the that the board ihould secure another teacher for next year, and the work coming year. Miss Irene Fisher and Miss Bernice divided among the teaching corps. Fisher returned home Monday after This year there will he no graduates, spending Sunday in Hood Kiver. Mrs. while next year it is probable that the S. D. Fisher, who has been in Hood four-year high school course will be River for some time at the home o f her complete. Dr. C. A. Macrum »tlvin e ij Wednes has been attending school, studying day m.untng from a trip 'n eastern gas engines, came up Wednesday night Oregon «h e re he wss attend ng to for a short visit with hit parents. Mr. ofRe - 1 business as a member o f the and Mrs. C. J. Littlepage. He left state h xrd o f horticulture Thursday morning for The Dalles, re M i». 1 P Try, n ami three eh.Wren turning in the afternoon to Corbett r t ’ urn, I Monday from The Dalles, • here he has been employed on a » -*n Mrs. Tryua recently had sub ranch since finishing his term of school rritl-d tc ait iw ration for appendicitis. recently in Portland. He expects to leave soon for Antelope where he will She is cunsidetably improved. d. F. p. T r »ley. o f Ml. Vernon, la., ha ve charge o f a caterpillar engine on who l as been speedi. g the winter In a big wheat ranch owned bv Judge California, arrived Saturday night for A. 8. Bernett, of Th* Dalles 1UC A fte r learning the first of last week that thair birthday* fe ll on the asms date, February 25. L. J. -Merrill and E. E. Amsden decided to entertain at the home o f the former last Friday night for a few uf their gentlemen friends residing in the city. Four tables of carda were played, after which fried oysters on toast, olives, pickles, coffee and cake were served by Mrs. Wm. Johnson and Mrs. G. P. Christie. The host and guestss were pleasantly surprised during the evening when the wives and friends o f the guests pre sented themselves, bearing two small birthday cakes with candles. They bad seemingly come to spend the even ing, but after laying aside their things and while preparation* were being nade for their comfort, they hurriedly gathered up their wraps and stealthily stole out of a side door and had disap- j i eared before they were missed. Mrs. W. E. Chown had a birthday on this same day and the ladies played auction bridge at her home until the other party had broken up at a late hour. • H oo d R iv e r Dr. H. L. Dumble Physician and Surgeon Telephones: Residence 1031 O ffic e 1241 Office in B ro xiu a Bldg. Wasco Hood River To the several voters of Wasco county, | 1 herebv ,ll'8ire to RnQC" nct' ,n-v seli « » Oregon- a c* n4Mate lot the nomination at the ,,a,,ds ot tl,e Re>’,,b' itan party, to the office of county commissioner at the W. A. HUSBANDS coming primaries; and should I be Blacksmith nominated, and later eheted to said position, will discharge the duties Horse Shoeing and General thereof to the (test of my ability. Repair Work. F. C. C L A U S E S . | M o s ie r , - - O regon ♦ To Wasco ami Hood River voters: I am a candidate for nomination for Last Due memory refreshing stamps state senator from the sixteenth sena have been added to our ready made torial district, composed of Wasco and stoek. They are neat in appearanee To the voters of Hood River and Wasco Hood River counties, by the Democrat and the wording is to the point. For party at the May primaries. sale at this office. counties: G EO RG E R. W IL B U R . I hereby announce ms self a Republi can candidate for representative from To the electors of Hood River and the twentv-nintb district subject to the Wasco counties: will of the people expressed at the pri I hereby announce myself a Republi mary election, to lie held May 19. 1916. SH O E A N D H A R N E S S R E P A IR IN G can candidate for representative from I f nominated and elected I pledge H A R N E S S S U P P L IE S the twenty ninth representative district, myself to discharge the duties of the subject to the will of the jieople ex MOSIER ntfice to the best of my ability. OREGON pressed at the primary election to be J. K. ANDERSON. held in said district, lay 19, 1916. If nominated and elected I pledge my To the Republican voters of Wasco and self to discharge the duties of the office Commercial Club Meeting Hood River counties: to the best of my abilty and for the At the con ing primary election my best inte’ est of the people in general. I The regular business meeting name will appear as a candidate for J. T. ADKISSON. of the Mosier Commercial Club the Republican nomination for circuit is held on the first Monday of judge oi the seventh judicial district, For district attorney of Wasco county: each month. comprising Wasco and Hood Kiver The same efficient and strict enforce counties, and I take this means ot ment of the laws, and attention to the E. W. D avidh izar , Pres. announcing my oandidaev therefor. 1^,1 business of the conntv and state D r . D avid R obinson . Sec. subject to the decision of the Kepubli- in , he past, backed bv 22 years of can voters oi the two counties men- actual court experience. Republican, Ladies, secure your calling carris at tioned. as expressed at the primaries. ; p rj roorie*, May 19, 1916. the B illetin office. 50 cards for 75c; FRED W W I [.SON. W .A . BELL 100 cards for $1. I hereby desire to announce m yself a candidate for the nomination of county sheriff, subject to the will of Republi can voters, at the coming primary nom inating election. Should I be nominated and later elected to said office. I will continue as in the past to enforce the laws, and con duct the office in a courteous and eco nomical manner. L E V I I IIR IS M A S . C. J. E. C AR LSO N "W " C J - V " W --f - W “ W - cjf C f fr C f C f VVCfCfCfCf CfCf C f êf-U''cf CfCf C f — . . . . < s ■*». « » r - -rw re- c c r y r - -r-" a-i- "Ti. o . r-w wo fw rfc. t >. - c X SC lìC X X JC a-W "Tf- -Of- s v - e r f, r c -c- "Q- re- X _ _ _ _ SC 12C ■ "cr-tf- -co c f "vo -cr -C f- *^ f. "■ o -n .o .s s s i. THE N E W REO Immanuel ( hurch Social The first of a serie* of social* will be held st the Immanuel church on Friday j evening, March 10. A short prograrr will be given a* follow *: The following pupils in the primarv Vocal duet, Mrs. E. E. Amsden and: department in District No. 52, taught Mr» G. P. Uhrivtie. by Mias Alice Bennett, are placed on Solo, Thoa. I el hot t. Piano duet. Mis* Blanche Ross and the honor roll for their work during the past month : Evelyn Beklm. Nets Miss Emily Husbands. Camp. Esther Rorden. Eva Andross, Vocal solo. E. E. Amsden. Harold Hehtin, Carl Rorden, Darrell A fte r the program there w ill be , Allirgton. Leslie Camp, Mae Camp, game* for the children conducted by Dr Arthur Carroll, B u sse ll Huskey. Mabel David Robirswi. Games and singing Huskey. Joseph and Higley. for the older folks and plenty o f re- | freahment* for *11. for Sale- All the loading varieties ol The object in giving these social* is Apple Pear. Cherry, Peach and I’tum to g el the people of Mosier together so ; trees, "ne or two years ,»M T a n te a r that they may become better ac- j 'l l ( * i -stagna plants $1 prr hundred I i quainted. Let everyor« come and have trite guaranteed to grow and Irne In , a good lime This will b e a common name. F. A Maswee H.asl River Or tty and not a deroirmatronal social Pnuuri Honor Roll m i * ;: H O O D R IM R Don’t buy an automobile until you have seen the New Reo--the Quality car. The best value for the money of any car on the market. Your thorough inspection is invited. D. McDONALD, Distributor, Hood River, Or.
