MILLINERY
Special - Men's 4-in-hand ties, full length, and
nice assortment of desireable patterns; your cnoice
For old, middle aged and young. Now is the time to
make your selections. We have on display the largest and
most complete line of Spring and Summer millinery in the
city, including trimmed hats, untrimmed hats, flowers,
feathers, fancy ribbons and all the little extras that you
might need to complete your Easter Bonnet. You will save
good money by buying here. Our prices are the lowest.
New Silk Sweaters for ladies. New Shirt Waists, New
Skirts, New Coats and Suits. Come in and look them
over. We have been fortunate in securing these at the
former low prices and are giving you the advantage o f this
good buy.
Investigate compare the quality, the work­
manship and finish with garments that are being offered
at prices a great deal higher, and you will realize that
what we say is true.
6.
Special Ladies Sleeveless Vests, sizes 4. 5 and
Special this week only
r
DC
Special Misses and children’s lace hose, colors white
and black. Hose that formerly sold for 10c to 20c a £
pair. Your choice, the pair, only
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DC
Special Misses knit pants, summer weight, lace
knee, big values at 10c and 16c pr. The pair
n
C. K. Marshall returned to Hood
River Sunday after spending several
W. If. Weber returned Monday from days on his ranch in the Greenwood
district.
a short business trip to Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Simmons came
SPRING TOOTH and PEG TOOTH
the first of the week from Yamhill for
HARROWS. Chown.
a stay on their place in the Grandview
John Elder was in The Dalles on
district which they have recently
huaineaa Monday.
acquired.
Mr. and Mra. J. Swinney, of Port­
Mrs. H. I). Jones returned the first
land, were Ortley visitors Tuesday.
of the week after an extended stay in
Mrs. V. C. Young went to Hood Portland.
She was accompanied by
River yesterday on a visit.
her sister. Mrs. J. P. Dorrian, of Ray­
Syracuse Plows and all sizes shares, mond, Wash.
and so forth at Chown’s.
E. C. Fitzgerald, of West Dalles
Mrs. P. L. Arthur was a visitor precinct, has announced hit candidacy
yesterdsy in The Dalles.
in another column for county commis­
Mrs. Ed. F. Reeves spent last week sioner from the west end of the
county.
in Portland on business.
H. E. Dean, who has been ill for
some time, left last week for Poitland.
Special Preferred Stock tomatoes,
No. .1 can. 2 for 25c caah this week.
Strauss.
Mr. and Mra. J. K. McGregor left
Wednesday for Portland where they
will viait for a month.
MEN’S SUITS
Why send away for made to measure suits when we o f­
fer you such high grade clothes as Hart Schaffner & Marx
and C lothcraft makes at a savings of from $5 to $10 a suit
Here you have the assortment, the different patterns and
models ready to put on and wear. You can see exactly
how you are going to look in the particular model you se­
lect before you buy, and if you do not look right you have
dozens o f others to try on and choose from, besides mak­
ing a big saving in price. These suits are made by the
highest class o f workmen, they are guaranteed to be of ail
wool material, and to give you perfect satisfaction. You
are taking no chances. We know that these suits are
and are willing to back up any claim we make for them.
H. S. & M. guaranteed suits for $18 to $25.
Clothcraft suits for $10 to $15.
Come in and look them over. We have other suits as low
in price as $5.50.
U />e P A R I S
OC
Mrs. L. D. Firebaugh and two chil-
jp H I I I I I I - H -H -l !■ H I I I I I I t j
I B R IE F L O C A L M E N T IO N T dren, after a short viait with Mr. and
........... ^ tJ. ..................* Mrs. P. L. A Arthur, left Wednesday for
& I I H -l I 1 I H - H - L H H - H - M-M -I
Portland.
FISHING TACKLE AT CHOWN’S.
The Regulator Line have a boat out
Elmer L. Root spent Sunday after­ of^Portiand and out of The Dalles every
noon in Hood River.
morning at 7 a. m., except Sunday.
Fred Ulmer was In Hood River on J. O. Beldin, Agent.
Sunday.
Preferred Stock honey ; one and one
Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Akers were in quarter pound* of all strained honey in
The Dalles Wednesday on buainess.
glass for 25c.
Can you beat it?
SEE the NEW AUTO TIRES at Strauss.
Chown Y
Mra. S. E. Evans and son, Forrest,
Mis* Alice Bennett was in The accompanied by her daughter, Mrs
J R. Wilcox, spent Saturday in Hood
Dalles on Saturday.
Mrs. Dudley Piercey waa a visitor River.
Mra. J. A. Lovell and three children
yesterday in Hood River.
Mra. E. Simmons waa in Hood River Irma, Charlea and Howard, came up
from Ruthton Saturday for a viait at
Saturday afternoon.
the home of Mrs. J. W. Huskey.
Hluehill cheese; three kinds at
Prof. E. E. Amsden, Lee Evans and
Strauaa.’
E. P. Middieswart motored to Hood
Mra. K. E. AmBden and daughter,
River Saturday where they spent the
Mary, spent Saturday in Hood River.
day fishing in Hood river.
W. A. Husbands and daughter, Ar-
The attractiveness o f the library has
villa, were in Hood River yesterday.
been enhanced by curtains which have
Miss Lillian Marvel was in Hood been hung from the top of the lower
River Saturday.
sash.
E. Everett Sturgess ie now employed
Mrs. R. H. lfodenburg, of Pocatello.
at the livery barn of J. P. Tryon.
Idaho, is visiting at the home of Mr.
Mrs. Jaa. Piercey and daughter and Mrs. Roy D. Chatfield.
Mrs.
were Hood River visitors Saturday.
Kudenburg is a sister of Mr. Chatfield.
GASOLINE by the barrel at lowest
Mrs. J. P. Hunter and her brother,
price, Chown.
Dr. R. M. Ross, left Wednesday for
W. A. Husbands was in Hood River Portland after a visit at the home of
their brother, John P. Rosa.
Monday morning.
Miss Irene Fisher, who until recent­
ly has been chief operator at the tele­
phone exchange, is spending several
days visiting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. K. L. Cooper.
At the meeting of the board of direc­
Fast passenger and freight service tors last Saturday, R. D. Chatfield was
between Portland and The Dalles via again elected manager o f the Mosier
Fruit Growers Association for the en­
Regulator Line.
suing year.
Zeno Sellinger and his mother, Mrs.
Oregon grown vegetables now on
A. Sellinger, went to Hood River yes­
sale: Good cauliflower, rhubarb and
terday.
celery; California heed lettuce, large
last us finish your films. Same may lie
oranges, local parsnips, carrots and
left at the Bulletin office. Slocum A
green onions. For all good things to
Canfield. Hood River.
f-
eat see Strauss.
Dr. H. L. Humble motored up from
Mrs. 8. D. Fisher and family expect
Hood River Saturday to attend to pro­
to move aoon to Hood River, where
fessional business.
Miss Irene Fisher has been tendered a
While pumps with leather, also rub­ position as telephone operator for the
ber soles; all the go for Easter at Oregon-Washington telephone com-
Strauas.'
pany.
Mr. and Mra. John Fillon and son,
At the home of Mr. and Mrs J. K.
of Trout Lake, Wash., were here last McGregor, the bridge club last week
week on buainess.
spent an enjoyable evening. E. E.
For Sale— Turkay Eggs. 25 cents
each, guaranteed. Mra. C. C. Clement.
Telephone.
Leo Nichol, Ben W. Veatch, Clyde
Root and Ed. Sturgeaa motored to
Odell and Pine Grove Saturday night.
Sheriff Levi Chrisman was called to
Moaicr laet Friday afternoon to look
after business of hit office.
In the northwest part of the Mosier
Hotel. John Elder, proprietor, has had
a portion o f the north wall cut out and
a window built in. This will give more
light in the office and lobby. A writ*
1 ing table and shelves for books and
I magazines is being built.
I
For Sale— Prize winning mammoth
bronze turkey eggs, heavy laying strain,
every egg guaranteed fertile, |3 jier set­
ting; Plymouth Rock eggs, Corvallis, 75c
(or setting of 15 ; Belgian hares, $2 each.
J. F. Nelson, East Hood River Fruit Co.
Phone.
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Circulation o f the county branches
of Wasco county library for the month
of March 19)5 and March 1916, respec­
tively, has been compiled by Miss
Corinne A. Metz, county librarian, as
follows:
Antelope, 95, 157; Dufur,
374, 394; Mosier, 321, 324; closed, 262;
total for March, 1916, 1137.
Mrs. J, T. Davenport, who returned
the first of the week from The Dalles
where she has been visiting at the
home o f her father and mother, Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. Krauss, brought a
branch from a lemon tree grown on
the place o f her father and on which
was a large sized lemon. It is on ex­
hibition at the Arthur Pharmacy.
prunes. The banner is now exhibited
in the MoSter Valley Bank.
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
ent and bring as many visitors as pos­
sible.
Mark A. Mayer ha* received a beau­
tiful nbbon and banner announcing the
fact that hit Italian prune* exhibited
at the Tanama-Pacific exposition re­
ceived the award of honor. This is the 1
highest award given foreaih product
or commodity and ia a source o f satis­
faction not only to Mr. Msyer but to
the Moeier district, at the Willsmelte
valley haa always claimed the distinc­
tion of raising the finest Italian
PERFECTLY
SIMPLE
SIMPLY
PERFECT.
Needles. Oil, Belts and all kinds of Sewing
Machine supplies, Repairing a specialty.
New Mom« Ustrs trt Quality Choosm
W . E. C h o w n
T h e N ew Hom e Sewing Mach. C o.
-*W P a cific B id s .. Sun F r a n cis c o . C s l.
J. W . ALLEN
Attorney-at-Law
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THE DAI-LES
To tire registered voters of Wasco
county, Oregon,
I desire through this medium
announce my eaudidacy for the nom­
ination of county assessor, subject to a j
majority vote expressed at tiie Republi­
can primaries, on May 19, 1916.
If nominated and later elected, I will
on tin ue, to the best of my ability, to
do everything tending toward raising
the standard of the office, and to tiie
best interests of the taxpayers at large.
JAMES A. DAVIS.
1 hereby announce my candidacy for
the Democratic nomination oi sheriff,
subject to a majority vote as expressed
at the Democratic primaries, on May
19, 1H16. If I am nominated and later
elected, I will during i i i v term of office
perform the duties of sheriff to the best
of my ability, and as economically as
possible administer the attaint of tiie
oftiee.
C h arles I.. Darn ielle.
Dissolution of Partnership
The firm of Tryon & Clay doing a
general livery and hauling business, on
Monday, March 27, 1916 dissolved part­
nership. AH accounts against the firm
and all indebtedness to the firm will be
settled by J. P. Tryon. No bills con­
tracted by Walter Clay after March 27
under the firm name of Tryon & Cluj
will be allowed by J. P. Tryon, who
will continue the business under his
name.
HACM'HC,1
MOOfll If MIHCTIO».
To the registered voters of Wasco
county, Oregon :
1 1 hereby desire to announce myself as
I a candidate for the nomination at the
| j hands of the Repub'icau party, to the
I office of county commissioner at the
coming primaries; and should I he
| nominated, and later elected to gaid
position, will discharge the duties
thereof to the best of my ability.
F. C. CLAUSEN.
I he Industrial club of the Max Vogt
school district held their regular
monthly meeting, on April 7. Supt.
Clyde T. Bonney was present and de­
livered a very interesting address.
There were about thirty present and
all express*'! themselvea as hignly
pleaaed witb the affair. lt has been
Buggested that the next meeting will
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bc a little later in the month in Order
to have A. R. Chase, county agent, To the voters of Wasco county :
with tbem. Mrs. John O. Beldin, of
I hereby announce myself as a Re­
Mosier, was an all day visitor at the publican candidate for tiie nomination
schooi.
of sheriff of Wasco county, Oregon. If
nominated and later elected, I will use
Use the River
economy and my best judment in per­
The Regulator Line now has two forming the duties of the office. I will
boats each way stopping at Mosier advoctae the passing of a law at the
daily. If you appreciate good service next term of the legislature, giving the
route your freight Regulator Line. county court authority to let tiie hoard­
ing of the county prisoners to the low­
J. O. Beldin, Agent.
est bidder.
F. C. SEXTON.
A quantity of vegetable seeds has
been received at the Bulletin office in
response to an inquiry sent to N. J.
Sinnott, representative in Congress
from this district. These seeds are
from the United States Department of
Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured
Agriculture and are for tree distribu­
b y lo c a l a p p l i c a t i o n « , aa t h e y c a n n o t r e a c h
tion. There is also some garden seeds t h e <lla« aa« il p o r t i o n o f t h e t a r
Th« re
la o n l y o n e w a y t o c u r e c a t a r r n a i d ea in eaa .
on hand at this office.
a m i th at Is by a c o n s t i t u t i o n a l r* m e d y
t ' a t a r r h a l D e a f n e s s la c a u s e d by
an
in ­
It was a good sized crowd that at­ f l a m e d c o n d i t i o n o f t h e m u c o u s li n i n g o f
h e n th is t u b e is
tended the social last Friday night at t In h e fl a K m u e a d t n y c h o u la n h T a v u e b e a W
r u m b l i n g s o u n d or
the Immanuel church. School Superin­ i m p e r f e c t h e a r i n g a n d w h i n it is e n t ir e ly
c l o s e d . D e a f m i i Is the r* suit
I n l m th«-
tendent Bonney gave an interesting i n f l a m m a t i o n • n be r e d u c e d a n d t h is tub e
r t s t o r e d t o its n o r m a l c o n d i t i o n , h e a r i n g
talk. Roy Neal rendered a solo and w i l l b. da gt r - d for» vt r M i a ) c a l — o f
« a u s e d by c a t a r r h , w h b h ia
the quartet consisting of Messrs. Ben­ d a n e a f I n n e fl s a s m a e re
d «• n d lt io n o f t h e m u c o u s s u r ­
f
a
c
e
s
Ha
ll
m
e 'a t a r r h C u r e a c t s th ru the
nett, Husbands, I.elliott and Shogren
b l o o d o n th
m u c o u s s u r fa ce s o f the s y s ­
gave several numbers. Refreshments t e m
W e w il l i i c e O n e H u n d r e d D o l l a r s f o r
were served following the entertain­ a n y cas< o f it a r r h u l D e a f n . sa t h a t c a n n o t
b e c u r e d by Ha ll s C a t a r r h C u r e
C ircu lars
ment.
fre e.
Al l D r u g g is t s . 75c.
F J C H E N E Y A C O . T o le d o . O
Rev. George W. Taylor, traveling
evangelist was in the city yesterday.
He will preach Sunday at the morning
and evening services at the Immanuel
church. Mr. Taylor, who is frem Al­
(Paid Advertisements)
bany, Oregon, has had considerable
success throughout the state, and came To the Republican voters of Wasco
here from White Salmon, Wash., where
county:
he conducted a series of meetings,
I take this means uf declaring my­
good support having been given him.
self a candidate for county commis­
S. E. Francisco, proprietor o f “ The sioner, subject to your approval at the
Oaks,’ ’ ia this week building a con­ primary election. May 19.
crete wall around the yard adjoining
If nominated and elected 1 promise
his plsce of business. The wall is only to perform the duties of the office with
a foot high, but is being built to retain fairness to all and to the best of my
the moisture in the ground. Fsch ability.
E. C. FITZGERALD.
summer Mr. Krsncisco has a thickly
sodded lawn, with rose hushes on the To the several voters of Wasco county,
outer edge, which always looks attrac­
Oregon:
tive to passersby.
1 hereby desire to announce myself a
Mrs. H. S. Adams and little daugh­ candidate for the nomination of county
ter, Hazel, came up Tuesday night sheriff, subject to the w ill of Republi­
from Underwood, Wash,, for a visit can voters, at the coming primary nom­
with Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Anderson. inating election.
Should I be nominated and later
Mrs. Anderson accompanied them to
Hood River on a short viait Wednes­ elected to said office, I will continue as
day. Little Miss Hazal Adams will in tiie past to enforce the law s, ami con­
visit for some time at the Anderson duct the office in a courteous and eco­
home, whlie her mother is in Portland, nomical manner. LEVI CHRISMAN.
where the latter will undergo an oper­
ation.
Cherry trees in the city and valiey
are now in full bloom. Frank Ginger,
whose orchard eavh year ia the first to
bloom forth, has over 200 trees now in
bloom. He is looking for a bumper
crop. Manager Chatfield states that
prospects for a bumper crop with good
prices prevailing is the present out­
look. I.ast year the early rains and
frost blighted the hlostoms and split
The oak grubs and rocks have been the cherries after they had formed on
cleared on the property between the (he trees.
Mosier Valley Bank building and the
The Ladies Aid society met last
store building of Nichol A Company.
Wednesday at the home of Mis. Ber­
L. J. Merrill, caehter, has leveled the
tha Johnson. There was a very good
ground and sown it to grass seed.
attendance, all hut three of the mem­
Tor Sale— All the leading varieties of bers being present beside* several vis­
Apple, Pear, Cherry, Peach and Plum itors.
The regular business of the
trees, one or two years old. Two year ■cciety was taken up. the next meet­
old Asparagus plants, fI per hundred. ing will be held at the home of Mrs.
Trees guaranteed to grow and true to S. E. Evans on Wednesday. April 2«. j
name.
F. A Msseee. Ilood River. Or. All members are requested to be pres­
Rev. Theodore Seyler and his daugh
ter. Mis* Tena Seyler. o f Alma. Ne
.
braake, are visiting at the home of
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j Mr. and Mr» frank Ginger and Mra.
M. E. Harlan. They were old neigh-
Mrs. P. A. Allington, her ton Dar­ bore in Harlan county, Nebraska.
rell, and her mother, Mra. ( Rus* her,
The Regulator Line hee the steamer
were in Hood River Saturday after­
State of Washington in service leaving
noon.
Portland at 12 o'clock every night ex
Dresemaking Up-U> date dressmak­ re pi Sunday, and leaving The Dalle*
ing done at your house Late fl .Ml per every day at 2 p. m . except Monday.
•lay. Or will take sewing at home. Route your freight Regulator 1 ine
Mrs. John Saul. Phone
rnlTtf
J. O. Heldin, Agent.
Buy »hues now and gel the late
style*. the good wearing kind, the big
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stork to pick from at the right price
of Strauss
F A I R
T he Store of* M a n y Bargains
J. E. Carpenter came un from Port­ Amsden won the gentlemen's prise,
land Monday for a few days' stay on and Mrs. David Hobi.iaon, the ladies'
his ranch.
prize.
All groceries are advancing. Better
Frank Bennett left the first o f the
make a spring bill this year and let me week for Almoie, Colorado, where he
save you tome of it, says Strauaa.
will visit with his sister, Mrs. C. Hir-
Mra. R. II. Kemp, of Odell, came sendine. He expects to he gone for
Saturday for a visit at the home of several months and may go farther
east.
her aiater, Mrs. Jaa. Cherry.
Jack Coffman went to Hood River
Sunday afternoon where he visited
with fnenda.
10c
! To the voters ol Hood River ami Wascii
1 counties:
I hereby announce uiyself a Kepubli-
| can candidate for representetive from
I the taentv-ninth district subject to the
' will of the people expressed at the pri-
j inary election, to be held May 19, 101 ti.
If nominated anil elected I pledge
myself to discharge the duties of the
I office to file best of tuy ability.
J. K. ANDERSON.
For State Senator
To tiie voters of Hood River and Wasco
coil lilies
I respectfully annonnee myself «-■ a
candidate on ti.e Republican ticket for
state senator for the sixteenth senator­
ial district of I tregon, subject to your
will to tie expressed at the primaries to
be held on the 19th day of May, 1916.
If nominated and elected, I will pledge
my best efforts Insecure state control and
maintenance of the Columbia River
Highway: to unyielding tax reductions
from top downward ; to economy in ap­
propriations, anil the elimination of all
unnecessary and freak laws from our
siatute book*.
Pd. adv.
J. It. NICKKL8F.N
•
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OHEGON
DAVID ROBINSON, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
M o s ie r
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O regon
D erby & S t e a r n s
To tiie electors of the several precincts
comprising the eounty of Wasco:
I hereby annonnee myself as a Re­
publican candidate for county clerk of
Wasco county, Oregon, subject to the
will of the people expressed at tiie pri­
mary election to be field in Wasco
county, May 19, 1916.
I f nominated and elected, I pledge
myself to conduct the office to tiie best
| oTmyVdlity,"working at d f i i m e i n f o
tiie past, for more efficient and econcm-
ical methods of conducting the same
with due courtesy to all and for the j
liest interest of al) parties concerned.
L. B. FOX.
To the Republican voters of Wasco
county:
I wish to announce myself a candi­
date for the nomination of county
treasurer, subject to the will of the
Republican voteis at the primary elec­
tion, May 19. 1916.
OLIVER R. KRIER.
♦
To the voter« of Wa«oo eounty:
I hereby announce myself as a Re­
publican candidate for county treasurer,
subject to the will of the people, ex-,
pressed at the primary election to he
held May 19, 1910.
If nominated and elected I will con
duct the office in the same careful and
economical manner as in the past.
HALI.IE S. RICK.
L aw yers
HOOD
DR.
R IV E R .
OREGON
C. H . J E N K I N S
DENTIST
HOOD RIVER, OREGON
Office Phone 1081.
Res. Phone 333
G o to Law
: for :
French Dry Cleaning
Altering and Repairing
Phone 1 1 2 4
J. H . L A W
Proprietor
H ood R iver
Dr. H. L. Dumble
Physician
and Surgeon
——
To the Republican voters of Waaco
county:
Telephones:
1 hereby announce myself as a can­
Residence 10.41
O ffice 1241
didate for the office of district attorney
on the Republican ticket at the primary
election, May 19, 191*1. If nominated
O f f i c e i n B r o s i u s Bl dgf .
and elected, 1 will < \ecute and enforce
the law ; will faithfully and diligently
H o o d River
To the voters of Hood and Wasco perform all the duties pertaining to the
counties:
office, and will at all time« conduct the
I hereby announce myself as Repul office in a courteous and economical
iAn candidate for representative from manner and for the best interests of the
the twenty-ninth district, subject to th taxpayers and the public in generi.!.
A. HUSBANDS
will of the people expressed at the pri­
PAUL W. CHILDERS
mary election.
Blacksmith
If nominated an 1 elected, I will at all
times lie mindful o f the welfare of the To VVaeco ami Hood River voters:
Horse Shoeing and General
taxpayers
I am a candidate for noiniuation for
I will, if elected, introduce a hill de­
Repair Work.
state
«enator
from
the
sixteenth
sena­
claring all highways heretofore desig­
O regon
nated as state highways to he state torial district, composed of Wasco and MOSIER,
highways in fart, and imposing upon Hood River counties, by the D e m o cra t-----
the state the exclusive duty of building party at the May primaries.
Past Due memory refreshing stamps
and maintaining tiie same, and reliev­
GEORGE R. WILBUR.
have been added to our ready made
ing 4he counties from any expense per­
taining to the const ruction or mainte­
stock. They are neat in appearance
nance of such highway*, and will also To tiie electors of Hood River and and tiie wording is to the point. For
aid in every possible way the securing
Wasco counties:
sale at this office.
of federal aid for tiie construction of
I hereby announce myself a Republi­
highways in tiie state of Oiegon
< h eg< in
can candidate for representative from
Pd. adv.
J. L. KELLY.
the twenty ninth representative district,
subject to tiie will of the people ex­
For State Senator
To the voters of Hood River and Was­ pressed at the primary election to be
SHOE A N D H ARNESS R E PA IR IN G
field in said district, lay 19, 1916.
co counties:
H ARNESS SUPPLIES
} ! nominated and elected I pledge my-
I hereb >y announce myself as a Repub-
licau cam didate for the state senate for fe ,to xl,8c*,a*’|ie the duties of the office
to
the
best
of
my
abilly
and
tor
the
MOSIER
the slxteeuth senatorial district of Ore­
OREGON
gon, subject to the will of the people as best interest of the people in general.
J. T. ADKISSON.
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expressed at the primary election to lie
held on May 19, 1916 If nominated and
Commercial
Club Meeting
elected I pledge myself to discharge the To the Republican voters of Wasco
and
duties of the office to liest of my ability.
Hood
River
counties:
1-et the State own and maintain the
Columbia River Highway.
The regular business meeting
At the coining primary election my
Paid Adv.
J. W. MORTON.
name will appear as a candidate for o f the Mosier Commercial Club
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the Republican nomination for circuit is held on the first.Monday o f
For district attorney of Wasco county:
judge of Hie seventh judicial district
The same efficient and strict enforce­ comprising Wasco and Hood River each month.
E. W. D a v i d h i z a r , Pres.
ment of tiie laws, and attention to the counties, ami I take tUss means of
legal business of the connty and state announcing my oandidacy therefor,
D r . D avid R obinson , Sec.
as jn the past, backed by 22 years of subject to the decision of the Republi­
actual court experience. Republican. can voters of the two counties men­
latdies, secure your calling cards at
Primories, May 19, 1916,
tioned, as expressed at the primaries.
the B.illetin office. 50 cards for 75c;
W. A. BELL.
FRED W WILSON.
100 cards for $1.
w.
C. J. E. CARLSON
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THE N EW REO
HOOD RI Vr 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.
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