Mosier bulletin., April 21, 1916, Image 4

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Boys Suits
We are headquarters for this line of merchandise and
you will not wonder at this when you see the excellent
make and quality we are offerinR at prices below all others.
These suits would ciml us wholesale today nearly as much
as we are selling them for. Come in and see what a splen­
did suit we can give you at a most moderate
to
price. Boy* su its................................ ...............
$2
Special We have on sale a table of Ladies Lace and
Button Oxfords that are worth from $1.50 to $4.00 a pair.
There are all sizes in this lot from 2 to 8, broken lots that
we want to clirse out quickly to make room for q q
O ther Stock. Your c h o i c e the pair
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Easter Millinery
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Don't put off until the last minute in selecting your
New Faster Bonnet. Make your selection now while you
have the full assortment to choose from. Dozens of be­
coming models for you to select from at prices that you can
afford to pay. We have the largest line of trimmed and
untrimmed shaiies for ladies, misses and children in the
city; call and have your choice laid away if you are not
quite ready to take it.
Special- A big bargain in Children’s and Misses Ox­
fords and Slippers. Values from $1.25 to $2 a pair. Good
serviceable or dress shoes for the Summer including such
splendid makes as Security and Buster Brown. Q Q
Your choice the pair
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O u t Door Life
M ttftl If Pllf(CTItl.
PERFECTLY
SIMPLE
SIMPLY
PERFECT.
IFE ill the open goes a long way
toward insuring sound health,
L
which is the
of l»eauty
re al fo u n d a tio n
New Suits for Men
Come in and let us show you what a splendid suit we
have for you to parade in on Faster. Buy your suit now
while the stock is new and complete and you have the full
line of models to try on and choose from. Hart Schaffner
& Marx and Clothcraft Suits will please you in every
way; fast colors; they will hold their shape and are of the
newest patterns. You can t go wrong by buying H. S. &
M. or Clothcraft Suits, for we stand right back of every
suit we sell and will make good any claim we make; there
will be no delays, no disappointments, and no worries if
you buy your suits here.
II. S. & M. suits for $18 $20 $22 and $25.
Clothcraft suits for $10 $11 $12 $15.
Other makes from $5.50 to $10.
£T/>e P A R I S F A I R
T he Store of Many Bargains
T IN T
Needle*. Oil, Belt« and all kiud» of Sewing
M ach in e supplies, R e p a irin g a sp ec ia lty .
Applied just before an outing of any kind
will positively prevent all ill effects of the exposure
to sun and wind. Made in flesh and white.
PUMLA 6MIANTEE
Should a n r PUROLA
Product fail to give
ENTIRE satisfaction
th« price paid will be
e h e rrfu 'ly refunded
by your local dealer.
ft** Home Ism arc Quality Choosers
formal. vV. E . C h o w n
Its u s e c rea te s t h e soft, velvety a p p e a r a n c e w hich ia so
m uch sought after. P nc* SO c in t * p e r bottlt.
T h e N e w H o m e S e w i n y M ach. C o .
The Arthur Pharmacy
I To th e registered voters of Wasco
c o unty, O re g o n :
•
1 hereby desire to announce m yself as
1 a can d id ate for th e nom ination at the
| hands of th e K epub'ican p arty, to the
office of county com m issioner a t the
¡com ing p rim a rie s; ami should I be
j nom inated, and la te r elected to said
position, will discharge th e du ties
1 thereof to th e liest of my ability.
F. C. CL A U S EN .
♦
To th e registered voters of Wasco
county, Oregon ;
I desire th ro u g h th is m edium to
announce my raudidacy for the nom ­
ination of county assessor, subject to a
m ajority vote expressed at the R epubli­
can p rim a ries, on May IB, 191*;.
If n om inated and late r elected, I will
j o n t i n u e , to th e l* s t of my a b ility , to
do ev ery th in g tending tow ard raising
the sta n d ard of th e office, and to the
j liest in te rests of the tax p ay ers at large.
JA M E S A. DAVIS.
2tM Pacific Bldg.. San Francisco. Cal.
J. W. ALLEN
Attorney-at-Law
To th e electors of th e several precincts
OREGON
com prising th e county of W asco :
THE D A LLES
1 hereby annonnee m yself as a Re-
publican c an d id ate for county clerk of
DAVID ROBINSON, M. D.
Wasco county, O regon, subject to th e I
w ill of th e people expressed at th e pri- |
Physician and Surgeon
■nary election to he field in W asco
county, May IN. M ill.
M o s ie r
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O regon
1 f nom inated and elected, I pledge
m yself to conduct th e office to th e best |
id my ability, w orking a t all tim es as in i
th e past, for m ore efficient and econom ­
ical m ethods of conducting th e s a m e !
w ith due courtesy to all and fur th e
erby
tearns
liest interest of all p arties concerned.
I.. B. FOX.
L aw yers
D
& S
Mis. John Zolls and da u g h te r. Km-
Mrs. Mary F. Hopkins came uown
ore C a ta r r h In th is s e c tio n
m i, were visitors betw een tr a in s from from The Dalles Sa tu rd ay for a visit o f T h th e e re c Is o u m
n try th a n all o th e r d is e a s e s
To the R epublican voters of W asco
p u l to g e th e r, an d fo r y e a r s it w an su p
Hood Kiver Wednesday with Mrs J. a t the home of her son. J . P. Tryon.
county :
H O O D RIVER. O R E G O N
p osed to be In c u ra b le . D o cto rs p re
K lligley.
F. Yackie returne d S a tu rd ay m orn­ s c rib e d local rem edies, a n d by c o n s ta n t­
I wish to announce m yself a c an d i­
Colter, 5 pounds for $1. See Strauss.
ly fa llin g to I u rc w ith local tre a tm e n t,
In the bargain bins this week arc ing from St. Joseph, Mo., w>here he p ro n o u n c e d it In c u ra b le C a ta r rh Is a
d a te for th e n om ination of county
O 'C edar Mops and Polish a t Chown’s. boys' khaki suits and pants, children’s spent the w inter months visiting with focal d isea se, g re a tly Influenced by con­
trea su re r, subject to th e will of th e 1
s titu tio n a l c o n d itio n s an d th e re fo re r.-
Mrs. J . K. Procter spe nt Tuesday in muslin .underw e a r, m e n 's soiled work relatives.
Republican voters a t th e p rim a ry elec- !
DR . C H. J E N K I N S
q u ire s c o n stitu tio n a l tre a tm e n t
H a ll's
a t a r r h C ure, m a n u fa c tu re d by K. J
Hood River.
shirts. Strauss.
tion, May 19. 1916.
I,. J . Merrill and R. W. Moc motored C
C h en e y A Co.. T oledo, O hio. 1» a oorirttl
DEN TIST
Wanted Running ge ar of light
O L IV E R R. K R IK R .
Is ta k e n In te rn a lly
L o s t - B a y , rangy mare, very small to Hood Kiver Saturday evening. Mr. tu tlo n a l rem edy
ru th e Blood on th e M ucous
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inch wagon. Inquire a t Ilullelin office. spot on forehead, weight 1100 pounds. Merrill took the early train Sunday a S n u d r fa a c r e t s s th
HOOD
R
IV E R . O REGO N
o f th e S y ste m
tin s H u n d re d
rs re w a rd la offered fo r a n y c ase
AU TO A CCE SSORIE S of all kinds Notify C. J. L ittlepage, Mosier, Or. morning where he spent the day in t D h o a lla
To
th
e
voters
of
W
asco
county
:
Office
Phone
1061.
Res. Phone 333
t H a ll's C a ta r r h Core falls to core
Reward.
Portland with his fa th e r and mother S end fo r c irc u la rs a n d te stim o n ia ls.
To th e voters of Hood and Wase<
I hereby a nnounce m yself as a Re­
a t Chown's.
counties :
F . J. C H E N E T & CO.. T oledo. Ohio.
publican candidate for county tre a su re r,
G. C. Evans and Fred Evans went to and brother who had come down from
Mrs. J . E. Parsley was in Hood
1 hereby announce m yself a? R epub­ subject to th e will of th e |ieop)e, e x ­
Sold b y D ru g g ists. 7Bc
Hood River yesterday morning, where S e a ttle for a visit
River visiting the first of the week.
lican tan*li<lato for representative from
H a ll's F a in tly T ills for c o n stip a tlo n .
W. M. Terrill and Milton Chaney
th e tw e n ty -n in th d istric t, subject to the pressed at th e prim ary election to he
Mrs. Win Johnson w ent to Portland they spe nt the day fishing in Hood
will
of th e |»eople e ip rc c w d a t th e p ri­ held May 19, 1916.
river.
left the first of the week for the lower
S aturday m ornin g for a short visit.
If nom inated and elected I
con­
Columbia Kiver country where they Statement of Ownership, Man­ m ary election.
The
R
e
gula
tor
Line
has
a
boat
out
Hopksi, the g r e a t tem perance drink
If nom inated an 1 elected, I will at all duct th e office in th e sam e caiefu l and
: for :
of Portland and out of The Dalles expect to be employed in the lumber
tim es lie m indful o f th e welfare of the
now on sale. Strauss.
agement,
Circulation,
Etc.
econom ical m n n n rr as in th e past.
taxpayers.
every morning a t 7 a. m., e xce pt S u n ­ cam ps near Astoria. Mr. T errill sta te s
Mr. and Mrs. M. E Butterfield were
11 A L U E S. R IC E .
t h a t he will r e tu r n to Mosier in the
O f M osier B ulletin, published w eekly I « » i " i ¡f elected, in lro .lu (* s bill de-
day. J . O. Beldin, Agent.
’ 1
*T ‘d a rin g all highw ays heretofore desig­
in Hood River on Wednesday.
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at M osier, O regon, required hy the A ct nated an sta te highw ays to l>e sta te
A liberal q u a n tity nf garden and fall.
John P. Ross was a visitor in P o r t­
To th e R epublican voters of Wasco
Mrs. C. O. Perley was down from o f A u g u st 24 , 1912.
highw ays in fact, and im posing
flower seeds sent by R e p resen tativ e
c ounty:
land Saturday.
the sta te th e exclusive d uty of building
E d ito r, R oger VV. Moe.
Sinnott still on hand a t the Bulletin The Dallee last week. She says that
I hereby announce m yself as a can­
and m a in ta in in g the sam e, and reliev­
FL OO R PA IN T , all ahaclea, at oltice.
M anaging E ditor, R oger VV. Moe.
her husband, who is now confined at
ing the counties from any expense per­ d idate for the ullice of d istric t atto rn ey
B usiness M anager, R o g e r VV. Moe.
Chown's.
The
Dalles
Hospital
with
sc
iatic
rh
e
u
­
tain in g to th e construction or m ain te ­ on th e R epublican ticket at th e prim ary
Roy. T. Campbell, county surveyor,
P ublisher, R oger W. Moe.
nance of such highw ay?, and will also
Mrs. Kred Evans was a visitor y e s­ was here Monday, to survey the b ot­ m atism has had little perceptible
P ro p rieto r
H ood R iver
aid
in every possible way th e securing election, May 19, 191*1. If nom inated
O
w
ner,
R
o
g
er
V
V
.
Moe.
terday in Hood River.
tom lands belonging to Capt. Chas. It. change, but t h a t the doctors believe
ami
elected,
I
will
execute
and
enforce
of
federal
aid
for
th
e
construction
of
Known bond holders, m o rtg a g ee s,an d
the w arm er w e a th e r will help his con­
Roy Neal was in Hood River S a t u r ­ Spencer of Portland.
the law ; will faithfully anil diligently
highw ay? in th e state of Oregon
o th e r se c u rity holders, holding 1 per INI. adv.
dition considerably.
ix rfo rtn all the d u tie s pertain in g to th e
J. L KKLLY.
day.
Eor S a le —Crystallized F r u i t Choco­
c
e
n
t
o
r
m
ore
o
f
to
ta
l
am
ount
o
f
bonds
office, and will at all tim es conduct th e
Dr. David Robinson, was called to
Mra. R. H. Cum mings was a Hood lates and Chocolate Cream s, 60 cents
office in a courteous and econom ical
m o rtg a g e s , or o th e r se c u ritie s:
To th e voters of Wasco county :
River visitor Tuesday.
per pound. Postage paid in first zone. Portland Sunday to operate upon Vic­
m anner and for th e best in te rests of the
A. D. Moe.
tor
Morgason,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
taxpayers and th e public in general.
I
hereby
announce
m
yself
us
a
Re­
Miaa Irm a Phillips was a visitor yes Mra. Ed. F. KeeVes, Mosier, Oregon.
R o g er VV. M o e ,
W. L. Morgason, whose a r m was
P A U L W. C H IL D E R S
publican can d id ate for Ihe nom ination
lerday in Hood River.
O w ner.
W. H. Weber was in Hood River
broken while coasting last w inter, A
of sheriff of Wasco county, Oregon. If
BASE B ALL CLOVES. BATS and Sunday where he a r ra n g e d for a man wedge of bone was removed from the
Sw orn to and su b scrib ed b efo re me
nom inated and late r elected, I w ill use To W asco and Hood R iver voters:
to do some concrete work on his Mosier
B A L L S a t Chown's.
T elephone«:
left arm by Dr. Robinson. The latter this 6th day o f A pril, 1916.
econom y and my best ju d m en t in |s-r-
1 am a can d id ate for n om ination for
tract.
L. J. M errill, N o ta ry Public.
J. P. Tryon was in Hood River
was assisted by Dr. Morgason. of ( s e a l )
R e s id e n c e
O ffice 1241
form ing th e d u tie s of the office. I will •fate sen ato r from th e six te e n th sena­
My com m ission e x p ire s S ept. 16, 1916
Order your spring su it made to order Portland, an uncle of the lad.
Wednesday on business.
advoctae th e passing of a law a t the torial d istrict, conqtosed of W asco and
J P. Carroll was in Hood River on for the price of a ready made. Have
next term of th e legislature, giving the Hood R iver counties, by th e Dem ocrat
Miss Ruth L ittlepage was the host­
your m easure take n hy an e xpert, I
O f f i c e i n H r o s i u a B id s '.
Tuesday,
county court a u th o rity to let th e board­ party at th e May p rim aries.
g u a ran tee the fit and wear and colors ess last Thursday night a t an enjoyable
ing
of
the
county
prisoners
to
the
low­
A r th u r Kuhn was a visitor Monday
H o o d R iv e r
pa rty when she e n te rta ined the mem-
G E O R G E K. W IL B U R .
of the suits I sell. Strauss.
est bidder.
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in Hood River and The Dalles.
beta of the Bridge club. The auto m o­
F. C. SEXTON .
A t the Immanuel church S aturday biles of L. J. Merrill, E. E, Amsden
To th e electors of Hood River and
G A S O L I N S hy the B A R R E L at
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(Paid Advertisements)
afternoon there will be an EaBter egg
W asco c o u n tie s:
and W. E. Chown were put to use in
Chown’e.
Kor S ta te S e n a to r
hunt for the children. A light lunch­
I hereby announce m yself a R epubli­
To
the
Republican
voters
of
Wasco
conveying
the
gue
sts
to
the
L
ittlepage
Fred Evans landed a hig steelhead eon will he served a t five o'clock.
W. A. HUSBANDS
To th e voters of Hood R iver and W as­ can candidate for re p re se n ta tiv e iron,
c o u n ty :
home in the Grandview distric t. High
in Hood River Tuesday.
co
count
ie
s
:
Everybody welcome.
the
tw
enty
n
in
th
re
p
re
se
n
tativ
e
d
istric
t,
I
take
this
m
eans
of
declaring
m
y­
Blacksmith
honors were won by Mrs. P. L. A rth u r
I hereby announce m yself a« a R e p u b ­
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. M cCsrgar m o­
F. W. Johnson, of Portland, was and J . N. Mosier.
self a candidate for county comm is­ lican c andidate for th e sta te senate for subject to th e will of th e people ex­
tored Saturday to Hood River.
Horse Shoeing and General
here S aturday looking a t a piece of
sioner, subject to your approval a t the the six te e n th senatorial d istric t of O r e ­ pressed a t th e p rim a ry election to la-
Mr. and Mra. S. A. Merrill, of Des
Repair Work.
gon, subject to th e will of th e people »9 held in said d istric t, lay 19, 19l*>.
Kred Ulmer was in Hood River Sun­ undeveloped property in the Greenwood
prim ary election. May 19.
expressed at th e prim ary election to lie
day.
d istric t which he had recently acquired Moines, Iowa, who have been visiting
If nominated and elected 1 promise belli on May 19, 1916. If nom inated and
If nom inated and elected I pledge my- M o s i e r ,
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O regon
with their son in S e a ttle for some
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to perfo rm the dutie s of the office with elected I pledge m yself to discharge Ih e self to discharge th e d u tie s of th e office ------
W A. Husbands was a tte n d in g to un a trade.
time, are visiting in Mosier with their
fairness tq all and to the best of my du ties of th e office to liest of my ability. to th e best of m y a b illy and for th e
business in Hood Kiver Wednesday.
16 per cent off on new Spring mill­
PaBt Due m em ory refreshing sta m p s
son, L. J. Merrill. Mr. Merrill walked
Let the S tale nwit and m aintain the liest in te rest of th e |>eople in general.
E. 0. F IT Z G E R A L D .
H arry W. Budd was in Hood Kiver in ery : t h a t means 12.89 for a $3.60 to Hood River Wednesday night to abiitly.
have been added to o u r re ad >■ m ade
Colum bia R iver Highway.
J . T. AD KISSON.
new style h a t ; o th e r prices in propor­
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on Wednesday.
stock. T hey are n e at in a p p earan ce
Paid Adv.
J . W. MORTON.
j
accompany them home on the train.
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ami th e wording is to th e |» i n t. For
For Sa le —Pedigreed Airedale pupa. tion ; do not fail to see these p r e tty While here Mr. and Mrs. Merrill will To th e several voter* of W asco county,
To
th
e
R
epublican
voters
of
Wasco
ami sale at th is office.
F o r S t a ts S e n a to r
Oregon
Red Raven and Colne President stock. hate. Strauss.
occupy the Hudson house, form erly
Hood R iver c o u n tie s :
F. S. Kingsbury, re p re se n tin g the used as a residence by Rev. Stoetzel
Aged ten weeks. J. K Wilcox.
I hereby desire to announce m yself b To th e voters of Hood R iver and Wasco
At th e com ing p rim a ry election my
counties
a n d id a tc for th e nom ination of county
Mrs. E. A. Yarnell, siste r of Mrs. Regulator Line, who now has his h e a d ­ and his parents.
nam e will ap p ea r as a c an d id ate for
q
u
a
rte
rs
in
Hood
Kiver,
was
in
the
I
respectfully
announce
m
yself
as
a
sheriff,
subject
to
th
e
will
of
R
e
p
u
b
li­
J. P. Carroll, came Monday from Port
Hen and Zeno Sellinger, who have
the R epublican nom ination for circuit
c.ity Tuesday on business confering
can voters, a t th e coining prim ary n o m ­ can d id ate on ti.e R epublican ticket for
land for a visit.
sta te sen ato r for the six teen th senator­ judge of th e seventh judicial d istric t
been spending the w inter month* in
with the local agent, J . U. Beldin.
inatin
g
election.
SHOE A N D H A RNESS R EPA IR IN G
ial d istric t of Oregon, subject to your
Let us llnish your films. Same m ay lx-
Mosier. left this week for T rout Lake,
Should I h r nom inated and later will to be expressed a t the prim aries to com prising W asco and Hood Kiver
On account of the e x tr e m e ly high
H A R N E S S SU PPLIES
left at th e B ulletin nttli-e. Slocum A
Wash., where they have a ranch.
counties,
and
1
tak
e
th
is
m
eans
of
elected to said office, I will con tin u e as Is- held on tile 19th day of May, 1916.
C anfield. Hood ltiv e r.
t- water a t this season of the year, only There ia over 200,000 feet cf good t i m ­
announcing my oandiilacy therefor,
If
nom
inated
and
elected,
I
will
pledge
in the |iast to enforce th e law s, and eon-
small calrhea of brook and salmon
my best efforts to secure sta te control and subject to th e decision of the K spubli-
ber on this place and they will cut
Mrs. J . >'. Carroll was tsken to the
d u e t the office in a courteous and ren-
trout a re being cau g h t in the stre am s
m ain ten an ce "• .<{•?. C olom bia R iver can voters of tb e tw o counties men
enough this spring for next y e a r 's su p ­
C ottage hospital in Hood Kiver the
nom ical m anner
IIighwtiy ; to unyielding tax reduction?
in this vicinity.
ply. It is reported th a t over a fool of
first of the week.
L E V I C H R IS M AN.
from top dow nw ard ; to economy in a|>- Honed, ns expressed al tb e prim aries.
Commercial Club Meeting
Mr. and Mr*. F. M. Munter, fa th e r snow still remains on Ihe ground in
F R E D W. WILSON.
propriations, and th e e lim ination of all
Orders take n for lineolum and car
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and m other of Mrs. J. M. Carroll, a r ­ t h a t vicinity. A t soon us the snow
unnecessary and freak laws from our
pet filling. I have se veral sam ples to
I hereby announce my candidacy for s ta tu te books.
rived Wednesday from their home in gees off the ground will he plowed and
To t h e voters of l L s s i River and Wasco
The regular business meeting
pick from. Strauss.
J . R. NIO KKLPEN
th e D em ocratic nom ination oi sheriff, Pd. adv.
Alsea, Oregon. They expect to spend put in condition for oa ts and hay.
counties :
of
the Mosier Commercial Club
Mrs. J. W. Yonlsh and three chil­ the su m m er here.
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subject to a m ajority vote aa expressed
I hereby annonnee m yself a R epubli­
Condition of the road betw een Mo­ at th e l>etnoeratic prim aries, on May For d istric t a tto rn ey of Wasco county
is held on the first'Momlay of
dren, Mabel, Nora and Marion, were in
can can d id ate for re p re se n tativ e from
Special E aste r music a t the Im m a n­
sier and Hood Kiver is passable hut in 19, ISIS
Hood Kiver Monday.
It | am nom inated and later
The sam e efficient and strict enforce­ the tw c n tv -n in th d istric t subject to the each month.
uel church on Sunday. Rev. George
Hood
Kiver
county
to
the
main
east
C. A. Morden was up from Portland W. Taylor, who preached last Sunday,
elected, J will du rin g mv term of office m ent of th e laws, and a tte n tio n to th e w ill of th e people expressed a t th e p ri­
E. W. D avidhizar , Pres.
over Sunday visiting i t the home of will have charge uf the services, both side road is in poor shape. Work is perform the d u tie s of sheriff to th e best legal business of th e county and sta te m ary election, to lie held May 19, 1916.
D
r
.
D avid R obinson , Sec.
being done from the Hood Kiver-Wasco of my ability , and aa econom ically as as in th e past, backed by 22 years of
his brother, G. P. Merden.
If n om inated a n d elected I pledge
morning and evening.
county line on the grad*. From Mo­ possible a d m in ister th e affairs of the actual court e*|ierience. R epublican.
Mrs. 1 uticia S ta r k , m other of Mrs.
m yself to discharge th e d u tie s of th e
I have received a new slock of the sier to the summit of the m ounta in the
I-adies, secure your calling cards a t
office.
Prim ories, May 19, 1916,
W. N. Akers, arrived Monday on the famous W arner Rust Proof corset*,
office to th e best of my ability .
tb e B ille tin office. 60 cards for 76c;
highway ia in good shape. Between
C h arles l„ Darnielle.
W. A. BELL.
ste am er, Dalle* City, for a visit.
J. É. ANDERSON .
100 cards (nr $1.
most num bers a t the old prices, and Mosier and The Dalles the county road
Mrs. E. Simmons and siater. Miss the few th a t a re advanced are a very
has been put in first class condition,
(tells Burton, were in Hood River on small advance.
Buy now and save. th a t is by way of Ortley. The other
Wednesday.
Straus*.
route to The Dalles is c u t up hy rock
F a st passenger and f reight service
Roland Depee and Guy Duvall were and ru ts caused by Ihe winter rains.
betw een Portland ami The Dalles via vieitors in Hood Kiver Sunday a f te r -
The exchange of the Mosier Valley
Regulator Line.
non where (hey a r ra n g e d for a base
Telephone company wa* installed S un­
hall
gam
e
betw
wen
the
Mosier
Scout*
Mrs. Jaa. E. Piercey and d a ughte r
day in the rear of the A r th u r P h a r ­
Violet, and son, T. IV. spent Wednes­ and th* Hood River Seoul* a t Hood
macy. The cable which arrived last
River a week from Sunday.
day in Hood Rivet.
week does away with many pairs of
Elm er Stroup, of Portland, was here wires into the local central office.
Mr. and Mr*. W. G. F a u st, and little
d aughter.
F lo re tta .
were
visitors the first of the week to enjoy the fish­ P. 1.. A rth u r and Roland Depee are
ing in Mosier and Ruck creeks. Mr. handling the switchboard
Wednesday in Th* Dalle*.
Several
G. C. E vans and d aughter. Ora, Slroup, who was a form er proprietor new telephone* have been recently in­
spent S a tu rd a y a fte rnoon in Hood j of (he Mosier Hotel, ia now employed stalled and when the directories arrive
| as brakem an on the passenger service end subscribers call by num ber the
River.
of the O.-W R. A N. line.
work will be g re atly facilitated and
For S a le —T urkey Egg*. 26 cent*
The Regulator Line ha* the ste am er efficient service can be e spected.
each, g ua rantee d Mrs. C. C. Clement
S ta te of Washington in se rvir« leaving
Telephone.
>
The top* of th* Klickitat* Wcdne*
f'o rllsnd a t 12 o'clock every night **-
day morning war* covered with snow
Me and Mrs. C. A. McCargar and
cept Sunday, and leaving The Dalles
A few mile* south of Muster in the
.on, Donald, left yesterday morning
every day a t 2 p. m., except Monday
vicinity of G. P. Morden snow
for a visit m Portland.
Route your freight Regula tor Line.
reported and in the road a thin sheet
I have some broken s a c k t of a lfa lfa j o Beldin, A gent
P R IC K *99A.«M> H O O D R I V E R
P R IC E
H O O D RIVFR
of ice had formed. A fall of three
and molasses, oat* and so forth on
( > (
and Mrs. H. II. Moore and inchee of snow was reported at Ortley
which I will m ake a low price to close
children arrived from Portland ye strr
No dam age I* f r u i t tree« it a n l i c -
it out. Strauss
for a visit at th* home of Mr. and Mr* pated. The cherry tree* are in full j
Dressmaking Up-to-date dreasmak W. C. Vensel. Capta in Moore ia sn
bloom in the Mosier district, but ihe
mg d< >ne at your house
Hut* | si p e r
m
Dnited S t a te s army. Mr*. rain* of the present week have not in- I
day. Or will take sewing at hon
Moor* and Mr*. V'eneel are sta ls ti.
jured th* prospective fruit, growers
Mr*. Jo h n H a s t Plione.
ml7tf
For Sa le- I'rire a im i n g m am m oth believe
F rank Ginger, a large cherry
Mrs C. Ruscher, m other of Mr*. Irronse l u r k r y e g g s heavy laying strain , grower, sta te d t h a t the pollenatian of
F A. Allirgton. left Friday night for e v e r y egg g u a r a n t e e d f e r ti le . $3 per s e t ­ the blossoms was lom pteted last week
North Yakima where she will visit tin g . P ly m o u th Rock e g g s , Cotval!i*. TV
For Butler ljil<el* printed in accvvrvl-
with her daughter*. Mrs. I . P Dunn for artting of 16; Belgian hares,
each
and Miss Kurscber She a sp e c ts to be J F. Nelson, Feel Hood River F ra il Co. anc# with Dairy an.l Food l x * i call at
gone fur three weeks
I'howe
a'.’l this office
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B R IE F L O C A L M E N T IO N
G o to L a w
French Dry Cleaning
Altering and Repairing
Phone 1124
J. H . L A W
Dr. H. !.. Dumble
Physician and Surgeon
10.11
POLITICHI ANNOUNCEMENTS
C. J. E. CARLSON
MOSIER
OREGON
THE N EW REO
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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