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S c h o o l S u its f o r t h e B o y s
Do not overlook our splendid assortment o f boys school
suits. We have the suits that will stand the wear and
hard knocks o f school days and at prices that you can a f
ford to pay. We also carry a very large stock o f extra
pants for the boys, cut full and well made.
Prices from, and up
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Women’s fine quality double thread Milanese silk
gloves with double finger tips. Al! splendidly made and
perfect; black, white and tan. This is certainly a ( * A
big bargain that’ you don’t want to miss, pr. only
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S p e c ia l— L a d ie s S le e v e le s s U n i o n Suits
Regular $1 values; lace knee, round and square
necks, silk taped; the suit
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S c h o o l S h o e s fo r B o y s and G irls
All Rood solid leather shoes that will stand the test
Buster Brown, Security and Walton, lace and button, med
ium or high tops at prices the lowest. We have a few ex
tra specials in the line o f boys shoes that it pay you to ask
about. Not all sizes but bargains in what there are.
S P E C IA L A hi# lot o f oxfords and slippers for child
ren and misses, about all sizes, that run in values up to $2
a pair. We are offering these at prices less than ,|Q
you even buy tennis shoes; think o f it, pr. only
S P E C IA L Boys light weight underwear, reg- 1 A
ular 2f»c values, the garment
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Here is a bargain in a good knock-about-hat.
lar values up to $1.50. Your choice, while they
last, only
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A good big assortment o f good styles and colors for
everyday wear, regular values up to $2, odds and Q Q
ends, your choice, while they last
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PAVING COMPLETE IN
MULTNOMAH COUNTY
T hese stores are glad to supply you with
The pxving o f the Columbia River '
highway in Multnomah county has been
brought to completion and the road
a n thrown open to traffic Saturday. An
a reault more automobiles than have
been seen in Hood River in a single
former week end, were here Sundsy.
The old stretches of plank and dirt
road are gone and the new hardsurface
extend« for 26.73 miles east of T ro ut-’
dale.
The highway has been a little more
thn three years in instruction. It was
conceived in June. Ibl3. The highway
proper has cost 11,3(10,000. a little more
than 748,000 a mile. There are more
than 40 viaducts and bridges on the
scenic highway.
Motorists to the number of 8000
speed over the highway weekly, it was
found this summer.
Give the Hood River Market a trial
order for meat which will be mailed to
you by parcel post. Prompt service.
W H IT E
IV
SALM O N.
C R g c g la t e s
because they have found them uniformly sat
isfactory to the most discriminating demands.
Nichol & Company
E. M. Strauss
F a cto ry and Offices
Modern
Confectionery
Company
S p e c i a l- L a d ie s S ilk G l o v e s
<
I
In colors black and tan, regular 50 cent values
Your
the pair
$1.25 Long Silk Gloves for ladies for only 50c,
choic»,
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The Paris Fair
H O O D R IV E R
-
OREGON
INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL
FAIR, SEPTEMBER 12
An apple packing school will be con
ducted at the Growers
Association
warehouses early in September and it
ia expected there will be a number of
in the White Salmon-Underwood, Lyle
and Appleton disricta who will desire
to take these lessons.
The fact that there was an unusually
heavy dew F'riday night undoubtedly
prevented the Are at the Maclnnes
home from spreading.
Sparks and
burning embers were carried long dis
tances and had our weed crop been in
its usual dry condition, other Ares
must have occurred. Cut the weeds.
The Mount Adams Lumber Co. is
making a big run on fruit boxes this
summer, expecting to ship 60,500
apples boxes besides peach boxes,
cantaloupe boxes, etc. They are em
ploying 12 men in the box factory and
the output ¡9 about 2,000 a day. A
carload of cantaloupe crates
was
shipped to Longview, Wash., recentlv,
showing that the company’ s reputation
for a quality product is becoming rec
ognized away from home as well as in
our own community.
§
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(rroiu the Enterprise)
U
Portland
Oregon
THE “G R E A T E R O R E G O N ""
Witli new buildin g», better equipment, and
many addition* to it» faculty, tlie Unlvemity
i of Oregon w ill begin It* forty-first year, T i i m -
day, September IV, 1916.
Special training In Commerce, ,Jnu rnalinni.
Architecture, Law, Medicine,Teaching, l.ihrn-
■ ry W ork, Munlc, Fliyalml Training and Fine
Arts. I.arge and strong department* o i l i b e r
al Education.
! Library of more than 62,000 volume», f if
teen building» fully e<i(iippedf two splendid
ymnastum».
Tuition Free. Dorm itories for men and for
union. Kxpenne» Lowe»t.
W rite for free catalog*. addre»slng Registrar
Mrs. P. 8. Talmage, of Portland, came | Geo. W. Mathews, who with his
Friday morning for a visit witli Mrs. sister, Miss Mary Mathews, of Port
Wm. Johnson. She left Saturday morn land, spent a week camping near the
■H | i I I I I I I I I -M I I I I I I I I I l a ing for llorsi River where she will t|ieml Punch Bowl on the Hood River, re
turned
home Tuesday night.
Mr.
a few days with her relatives.
Roofing and
Building Paper,
all
Mrs. C. Bauer and Miss
Helen Mathews had the good fortune to land
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON
kinds, at Chown’a.
A t the regular meeting of the hoard
Bauer, mother and sister, respectively, six steelheads and a Rainbow trout.
KHOKNR, OKKGON
Mrs. H W. Danielaen wan a visitor of Mrs. T. H. Gordon and John Bauer, The steelheads averaged between six of directors of School District No. 52
in Hood River Tuesday morning.
returned to their home in Portland and seven pounds. In landing his big Tuesday night, it was decided to hold
gest catch, Mr. Mathews stated that a big industrial school fair in Mosier
J. N. Moaier was in The Halles ¡on Tuesday after an extended visit here.
his reel became unfastened from the
business Saturday.
Believing that we can't do without pole and that it was necessary to lef on September 12. Clyde T. Bonney,
county school superintendent,
was
Mrs. W. C. Venael returned Saturday ice in Moaier, I have arranged for the
out and take in line with his hands and
from a visit in Portland.
_ use of the ice house and sin prepared teeth, to land the nine pound member present to help formulate plans. It
J. M. Carroll was in Hood River to sell you good ice. Call at the store, of the finny tribe, which certainly put was decided to hold a district fair in
M ACHINES
this city, the local school district to
Strauss.
Tueaday on business.
up a game fight.
contribute $20 towards the fair, end
MODELS OF PERFECTION.
Mrs.
R.
H.
Kemp,
of
Hood
River,
Watermelons, cantaloupes, celery and
Rev. Leon L. Myers, pastor of the other districts, comprising Nos. 8, 64,
and her sister, Mrs. Rose Hohinson, of Christian church in The Dalles, and 43 and the Rowena and Marsh schools,
good lemons at Strauss'.
PERFECTLY
Portland,
arrived
the
first
of
the
week
P. A. Stockton, singing evangelist, of will be asked to contribute $5 each
Ian Nichol and Korreet Isom motored
In the recent work o f the United
liter Season Open
for a visit of several weeks at the Albany, who have been here for sev towards the fair.
to flood River Friday night.
SIM PLE
States Geodetic survey,
the Dufur
homes of their sister and brother, Mrs. eral weeks conducting revival'Jmeet-
F'or those who would go hunting deer Dispatch scents work of preparedness,
Many o f the industrial club members
Miss Cstella It. Parker went to Port Jas. Cherry and John T. Davenport.
the
open
season
on
which
began
st
sun
ings,
left
the
first
of
the
week
for
The
as
well
as
other
children
have
been
S
IM
PLY
commenting on the activities of a crew
land Monday to visit for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene McNeil, of Port Dalles where they are now conducting growing products in the garden, rais up Tuesday morning, the following of engineers, who recently
passed
Miss Kmily Husbands was a visitor land, came Wednesday for a two
a three week»' ient meeting. They ing stock, putting up fruit, doing legal provisions should he carefullly through Hood River in two big auto
PERFECT.
Wednesday in Hood River.
weeks' visit at the home of his sister, stated that they were well pleased fancy work, drawings and many other read:
•
mobile trucks, the Dispatch says:
Missie Bessie Jones was a visitor in Mrs. W. 0. Vensel, and husband. Mrs. with reaultB here and Mr. Myers hopes things to win the cash prizes and com
According to the game laws of Ore
tfoftdles,
Oil,
Belts
and
all
kinds of Sewinfl
A few weeks ago a party of United
Hood River on Wednesday.
Harry Moore, another sister, is also to return to Mosier the middle part of pete for the free trips to O. A. C. and gon in both districts of the state the States geodetic surveyors were in this | Machine supplies, Repairing a specialty.
Goodyear All-Weather Treads
in here now,
September to locate permanently.
the state fair at Salem which are hunting season for deer with horns vicinity and spent several days in and
New Home Users are Quality Choosers
lasts until October 3). Three such deer near Dufur. They spent some time at
Ford and larger sizes at Chnwn’s.
J. O. Beldin, Ed. Dunsmore, W. A.
J. FI. lligley, who for the past ten offered.
Mrs. C. G. Stoltz was in Hood River Marsh and F'rank Middlcswart left months has been st Douglas, Alaska,
The premium list will be published during any one season is the limit for Mount Lookout snd at different points r„rbs „ t. w
£. C how n
any one person. Does and fawns are in the neighborhood, taking altitudes, ]
Wednesday for Gaicade Locks from doing carpenter work for a building in next week's issue of the Bulletin.
the first of the week.
protected at all times, and the killing making observatons, etc. They were
where
they
planned
to
hike
over
to
and
loan
association,
returned
to
his
It
was
decided
last
week
to
com
E. A. Its r j was in The Halles
Eagle mountain on a fishing and hunt home in Mosier Wednesday night. Mr. mence the opening of school for Dis of these will result in heavy penalty in very reticent about then object in ! T h e N e w H om e Se win g Mach. Co.
business Wednesday.
204 Pacific Bldg., San Francisco, Cal.
ing expedition.
Higley stated that the mines have been trict No. 52 on September 4, but since the event of conviction.
coming here and in spending the time 1
Cane sugar, $7.70. Strauss makes
The law also provides that " i t shall they did in this vicinity, hut let the
Dr. and Mrs. Ilick C. Fenton and closed Tor some unknown reason and then it has been learned that this date
the prices
children ami Mr and Mrs. Jas. Thomp that it was not known just when they would hinder many of the children who he unlawful within the state of Oregon impression go out that they were con
ere is more C atarrh In this section
Dr. C. A. Macrum went to The son, of Portland, motored up over the would be opened again. This conse are planning to pick and pack the for any person, at any time, to have in nected with the forestry department o f T h the
country than all other diseases
Hailes yesterday on business.
Columbia Itiver highway Satu-day for a quently stopped all building plans. prune crop. Consequently the opening possession more than 40 pounds of any and were establishing observation and put together, and fo r years ft w as sup
Mrs. M Chaney and children went visit witli Mr. and Mrs. ('. A. McCargar, Mr. Higley left Sunday morning, on a date has been postponed until Septem dried, smoked, evaporated or jerked signaling points for use by that depart- ] posed to be Incurable. Doctors pre
scribed local remedies, and by constant
boat which he took as far as Vancou ber I I when all pupils are expected to vension or deer m eat. "
returning Monday.
to The Halles yesterday for a visit.
ment. But there are those who dis ly fa llin g to cure w ith local treatm ent,
Hunting more than half an hour after credit this story, or information.
pronounced it incurable. C atarrh is a
Economy Fruit Jars, Caps and Jelly
Miss Ruth Clement was a visitor in ver, B. C. The remainder of the jour register.
sunset, or more than a half an hour
GlaaaeB at Chuwn's.
Hood Riyer Saturday morning. Stie ney was made by train.
On Mount Lookout there has been local disease, g rea tly influenced by con
before sunrise, is prohibited by law.
stitutional conditions and therefore re
Poultry from the Mayerdale yards
Mias Jennie Carroll was in Hood met her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. C.
Resolutions of Condolence
The state game warden has supplied for some years a signal post or "lo ok quires constitutional treatm ent. H a ll’s
Clement, who were on the boat en is gaining a widespread reputation.
o
u
t"
for
use
in
the
forest
Are
protec-
I
C
atarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J
River Wednesday afternoon.
Whereas, The hand of death has every part of the slate with efficient
mute to Mosier after a few days’ visit in The Lake Chelan Poultry ranch, of
Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, is a consti
Fid. and Clarence Hunsmore returned
patrols, and violators of the law will tion. But at this station the geodetic tutional rem edy, is taken internally
entered
our
midst
and
taken
from
us
a
Portland with their daughter, Mrs. .1. II. Chelan, Wash., were the purchasers
surveyors on their recent trip put in a j
the first of the week from Long Prairis
be dealt with harshly.
and acts thru the Blood on the Mucous
Daily, and returned home with them. the first of the week of 150 hens, 50 beloved sister, Nettie Carroll, therefore
where they killed two cub bears.
he it
A license of $1 is required of hunters heliograph, or an instrument for flash Surfaces o f the System. One Hundred
pullets and 4 cock birds, S. C. Rhode
ing signals by means of the sun’s rays D ollars rew ard is offered fo r any case
Hans
Kollandsrud
went
to
Hood
|
who
live
within
the
state.
Resolved,
That
we
a9
members
of
Mrs. C. G. Graham and daughter,
Island Reds. This poultry is all pure
th at H a ll’s C atarrh Cure fails to cure.
Non residents are required to pay $10 falling on mirrors. Also a light for Send fo r circulars and testimonials,
Mrs. Wm. Graham and little sun, spent River Wednesday to consult his physi bred and of the finest strain. Another Mosier Grange No. 234, do hereby
cian regarding his broken leg
Mr.
fee in nrder to hunt game. A combin Aashing signals at n ig h t A t Mount
express
our
great
sorrow
in
the
loss
of
Wednesday in Hood River.
F J. C H E N E Y A CO../Toledo. Ohio.
Kollandarud states that hie leg, which shipment of the same strain and also so faithful a member and friend, and ation license for residents of the state St. Helens another signal station has
A 3-burner Perfection Oil Cook Stove
raised at Mayerdale was sent Monday
Sold by D ruggists. 75c.
is in a cast, seems to be healing slow
for both hunting and Ashing can be been established and the singals be
H
a ll's F a m ily F ills fo r constipation.
night to Caldwell, Idaho, purchased be it further
and two burner Oven for $13.50 caan,
tween these two points can be plainly
ly, and ia causing him very little pain.
Resolved, that our charter be draped procured at any sporting goods house
by the Fruitland Heights Poultry &
at Chown’s.
seen, both by day and night, and mes
or
county
clerk
for
$2.
in
mourning
for
a
period
of
thirty
days
C. K. Marshal motored over from Babbitry of that place. The Mayer
sages sent from one point by means of
J. M Patterson and family, of The
and that we extend our sympathy to
the Morse code can be plainly read at
Halles, spent the week end with Mr. Hood River Monday afternoon, going dale stock has been highly recom the familv, and that a copy of these
Money to Loan on Farm Land at 8 per the other. Many other signal stations
to his ranch in the Greenwood district, mended throughout the Northwest by
and Mrs. K. L. Cooper.
resolutions
he
spread
on
the
minutes
of
cent,
and
under
certain
conditions
where he spent a couple days pruning Williams, proprietor of the Northwest
have been established up and down the
I.. J. Merrill was a Sunday visitor to
this Grange and that copies also be settled. Krank
his apple orcharu.
Poultry Journel.
coast, so that a regular chain of signal
e
Hood River where he spent the day
sent to the bereaved family, the Grange Oregon
communication can be carried out. It
Donald Littlepsge came up from
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Graham left Mon Bulletin, and the local paper.
■■ T N f f f U M H E n
motoring in the valley.
was also found out thst the govern
Corbett Monday night for a visit at day for Portland where they will re
Geo. W. Mathews,
K. I,. Cooper and Mr. and Mrs. C. O. the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. side.
ment has a chain of signals entirely
Mr. Graham, who has been
Hannah Root,
Perley motored to the Halles on Satur C. J. I.ittlepage. He returned to Cor- su|>erintendent this summer at the
across
the continent so that, i f neces
A. M. Roop,
day where they spent the day.
sary, the communication between the
belt Wednesday morning where he is rock crusher, has been employed by
Committee.
Atlantic and PaciAc can be carried on
the Pacific Bridge company on their
The Misses V'Ona and Nedra Evans employed on a ranch by I. L. Evans.
by means of these stations.
contract in the construction of the
were visitors the first of the week in
Mr. and Mrs. Pearl F'rice and Mr. interstate bridge between Portland
Cake Recipe
It also leaked out from some of the
Hood River.
and Mrs. Kearney F'rice took the host
and Vancouver. Mr. Graham will have
Several ladies of Mosier have asked
employes of the recent survey that it
Ladies Aid Society will be enter Tuesday for Portland wher > they will charge o f one of the dredges used in that a recipe of Mrs. C. I.. Joy for a
is the intention in time to place a pow
tained at the homo of Mrs. V. C.
er plant in Hood river, near Mount
hva,no lnla,r thhr » ew J M eyf k W , M
« « « t i n * to'r Vhe' piers'ind ch.nnel burnt leather cake, be published. The
Young next Wednesday.
living near the sawmill of Elmer Root and ,
|th him will he employed on the recipe follows:
Lookout and establish an electric plant
, i Htme dredger, | |oyd Fisher, who has
The good, old fashioned hard mixed where the men have been employed.
I cup of graulated sugar
to furnish light for signaling purposes.
candy, new lot st a special price of 1f>c
want you to trade with me. o f ! been running one of the dinkey engines
1 cup of burnt sugar
Many are of the opinion that this is
lb. at Strauss’ .
course, but i f you can not get what at the rock rrusher.
J cup of butter
part of the preparedness program which
2 eggs
Miss Lenora Hunter has received a
W. A. F irehaugh returned to Portland you want o f me I would rather see jou
the government is very much inter
1 cup of cold water
Sunday after looking over Iris orchard trade at some other store in Mosier letter from Hr. David Robinson who
ested in at present, and it seems feas
rather than to send away. Now all ; states that while he and Mrs. Robinson
2 cups of Hour
interests at ( »rfley.
ible.
together pull for Mosier, says Strauss. are rapidly forming new acquaintances
2 teaspoonfuls o f baking powder
Miss Rita Middlcswart, who has
vanilla
flavoring
been visiting with relatives and friends
FI. W. Oilier and his daughter. Miss at Tillamook and like their new loca
Mary Hiller, of Wilsonvilie, California, j tion,yet they cannot help thinking often F'or the Ailing:
here, has returned to her hofl
1 j cups of sugar
Parkdale.
left Wednesday after a visit at the of their friends and associations in
I tablespoonful of burnt sugar
Mosier. He stated that Roger Cliown,
l-et us tiuisli ynur films. Same may he home of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Joy.
i cup of milk
son of Mr. and Mrs. W E. Chown, who
lift at the Bulletin office. Slocom ,v Walter Hiller, a son, has been spend left here to go to Kockaway and other
vanilla
(anfield. Hood River.
tl ing the Hummer here on the ranch with
beach resorts, has been taken down
effervescent Headache Sa lts
his aunt and uncle.
Colonel Cornelius Gardi ner and little
Although it is expected.aceoririrg to
A City Being “Jacked lip"
Hugo FI. Birkner, who left here last with the measles, and he is attending
daughter returned Sunday to Portland
Wilmer Sieg, that a sag will occur in Spokane Interstate and Live Stock
T r u ly has d o n e aw ay
to
him,
although
several
miles
from
fall
to
go
to
Portland
where
he
is
now
Throughout the entire business dis
after an txtnnded visit at their summer
prices about ihe time the local product
w ith that disagreeable
employed by that city as tree doctor, ' I'illamouk. While in his office recent trict of Astoria big huidlings are being
Show, September 4 to 9
borne at Gardener's Point at Ortlev,
is harvested, there ia atill every likeli
was here Wednesday ncenmpamed by ly. FI. FI. Amsden, superintendent of raised to conform with the new grades
hood that Hood River valley Haitlett
c o n d it io n k n o w n as
Miss Ruth Rhodes, who has been vis F’ E. Harding, of Salt Lake. They the Mosier city schools here last year being established under the city recla
pears will sell for phenomenal price*
Notice of Final Settlement of Estate
iting at the home of her brother, K. C. were looking over their orchards and and now superintendent of the Hills mation program, which provides for
" t h e m o rn in g a fte r ".
thia year. I f the fruit had matured as
Rhodes, and wife, left Sunday for her were well pleased with the condition of boro city schools, dropped in for a the elimination of all tide Mats hither
Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned R.
early
as
usual
the
harvest
would
now
It
is
an
agreeable
prepara
pleasant visit. Mrs. Emms F’osherg.
home in Portland.
G. Brook», executorof thee»tateof Gabel Brook»,
the trees and fruit.
he under » , > and pears would bring decease.I. has tiled his final account and report in
who formerly resided here, is now em to in evidence. The initial stages of
tion for the relief o f head
Ho you like cheese real fresh witnout
Mrs. Jas. Carnes, Mrs. Spangler and ployed in one of the mills at Tillamook, this work have been accomplised by-
growea rich returns, i h e Association said estate, in the County Court of Wasco County,
ache, neuralgia, sea or train
any nip fo it? I have aome Tillamook Mrs. L. FI Foust and daughter. Hazel,
pumping sand from the Columbia river
has already sold for future delivery a Oregon, and that the l*th day of September. 1916,
at the hour of two o clock p m., at the County
full cream cheese now cutting that came up from Hood River F’ riday for stated Hr. Robinson.
sickness and depression fol
at a coat of nearly $500,000.
small bh ck of the crop of its alfil ated Court room in iFalles City. Wasco county. Oregon,
will suit you. Strauss.
The second stage is now in progress,
a visit with Mr and Mrs. C. G. Stoltz
lowing alcoholic and other
growers at $1.50 per box. The bulk of has been fixed by the court as the time and place
which when completed, will compre
Mias l.uule Havis, daughter of Mr. in Greenwood. On Sunday the party
last reason's crop was sold to cannera f<w hearing said final account and report.
excesses.
All persons are hereby notified to appear at said
hend the hard surfacing of all streets
and Mrs. W. H. Davis, of Hood River, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. J. W
at $20 per ton, approximately 50 cents time and place and to show cause, if any they
Price 25 cent* per Settle
throughout the business district, with
visited last week at the home of Mr. Yonish and family spent the day at
per box.
have, why said report and final account should
a viaduct system covering approxi
McVey'a springs a few milee south
and Mrs. V. C. Young.
The record offerings for Bartlett not be approved and an order made discharging
ARTHUR
said executor and ckwing said estate.
mately 50 blocks on all main and inter
pears are being made by the Fruit
Mr. and Mrs. Gao. Krauaa, of The The If mat River visitors returned Mon- 1
R. G. B rcx T ks ,
secting
streets.
day.
Growers Exchange. " W e will take all
PHARMACY
Executor of the Estate of
Dalles, father and mother of Mrs.
it is predicted that the picking of
The
coat
o
f
these
latter
improve
Cahel
Brooks, deceased
we can g e t , " says Kenneth McKay,
F. A. Allingtnn. who left F'riday the Musirr crop of prune! will com
J. T. Davenport, drove ovei Wednes
P a it . W. C hilders .
“ for $1.65."
day for a visit.
morning for North Yakima where Mrs mence on Monday, August 28, and the ments will be in excess of $360,000.
Attorney fig- Estate.
al8»15
Trade at home bargain No. 7- Fine Allington has been making an extended parking of the crop will begin at the
visit
with
her
sister
and
brother,
re
warehouse of the Mosier F’ ruit Growers
White Patent flour, $1 60 a sack; $6.25
There
a barrel while present stock lasts. turned Sunday ¡morning accompanied Association on the same date
« «Q._«rxc rf-w en.
by
his
wife
During
the
past
month
is estimated 100 tons of Ita'isn prunes
Strauss makes the prices.
that Mrs Allington has been away she which have been eoid in bulk to Lynch
Chris Huge on Wednesday morning hea had considerable trouble with a
went to Portland to hear Charles Fi. gniter, which has left her in a grave A Taylor, of North Yakima, for $35 a
Hughes, the Republican candidate for condition. While her condition is now ton, f. o. b. Mosier
C. J Sinsel. wholesale fruit and pro
preetdent, in his campaign speeches.
improved her doclor has prescribed she duce merchant of Boise, Idaho, and
Services at Immanuel church, as should be kept quiet and restful.
president of the Boise Commerical
usual. Sunday school at 10 a. m. Song
Which is the (Juslity store of Moeier'' club, is here this week making all
service at 11.15 a. m. Song service
arrangements to handle the packing
led by Thoe. Lelliott. Subject, “ Love " Which sells the best for the least? I
will leave it to your own best judg of the local crop. The crates have all
Miss I aura Kibbce, who has beer ment. I f there is any doubt In your been made and he expects to put on a
making a visit of several weeks with mind read this list of gor da of which 1 force of at least thirty five packers in
her friends. Miss Mary Higley and am exclusive agent in Moaier. That order to send out a rtrioad each day.
Miss Alice Shogren, left Wednesday will decide
Preferred Stock canned It is expected to take !' or 10 days to
morning tor her home in Madras.
goods, (all the year around none other finish, ana if possible, all local help
An epidemic of n eaelee I as been so good), F letchmsn’s yeast. Diamond will he employed.
spreading around Moaier. and while flour, Bevo,
(the new Temperance 1 Italian prunes are grown principally
the attacks seem tight, due precautions drink), Columbia lard. Golden West here, and a few crates of silver and
should be taken that it is stamped out cofTee and extracts. Brown’s shoes. Petite prunes will be sold through
before the opening of school
Warner’s corsels, Johnson’s chocolatas. express shipments.
1» M. Bernstein, who until recently The (Juality Store? Why Strauss’ , of
PRICK *1375 HOOD RIVI
35 Urn bc Parkers Wanted
was foreman of the Mayrrdalc orchard course.
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Borden want to
l« S vse<l
I
through thia city last week
Packing of the Moeier crop of prunes
l i e is n«w with I eng. Jones A On, Salim Monday where Mrs. Burden will will
commence about August 28.
candy jobbers of Portland,
be confined in the stele sanitarium for Thirty five packers wanted. Moeier
tome time
Two of their children ac help preferred.
Register names at
Mr. and Mrs. Frol VY. Wilson, accoin- companied them, and during Mr« Ror-
olflc* of the Mosier F’ ruit Growers
paslrd l*y their n.-ic*, Mise l.nov Taylor. | dan's stay at the sanitarium. Lather
C. J. Sinsel,
of Clieyrnue, Wyoming, who is y ailing I will remain with Mr Korden'i sister. Association.
them returned to The i.allet last week Mrs. Fred IHirnheckrr at Dallas, and
Recently
a
local
man
picked up the
after a visit at their Moeter ranch.
the baby, Wilma, will be taken rare Oregonian early one morning and be- I
Mr. nsl Mrs. k. I. Cooper were in of hy Mrs. Henry Culp, another sister, gan to read to his wife.
"Listen
Hand River valley last week where they at Sherwood. Little F.lsra now claims here," he said, "T h e thermometer reg
motored, spending a ,art of the day at Mr. and Mrs. Thoa. Mo* as her new istered ltM degree* at Has Moines, Is .
• he Hr. Belle Fergu on ranch
But his wife had noil
n>« uc- peps and mamma, and Carl, will re yesterday ”
main in Moeier with his father, whe heard-she had gone out to stand be
raaion wae their tin wedding
returned W ednesday night.
sary.
tide the kitchen range end get warm.
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f
B R IE F L O C A L M E N T I O N
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DUFUR PAPER SCENTS
PREPAREDNESS WORK
Y UOWTOBE
‘Goodbye
to the
Morning
A fter”
PEAR PRICES WILL
BE PHENOMENAL
PRUNE PACKING TO
BEGIN AUGUST 28
THE NEW REO
D o n ’t buy an autom obile until you have seen the New R eo-th e Q uality car.
Ihe best value fo r the m oney o f any car on the m arket. Y o u r
thorough inspection is invited.
D. M c D O N A L D , Distributor, Hood River, Or.
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