Mosier bulletin. (Mosier, Or.) 1909-19??, September 15, 1916, Image 4

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    Oiir N ew Fall Suits for Young Men
1
e i ara tUpei lor mJFit, F in ­
ish, A il Wo.i| m aterials ami g<»<>d sound sa tisfactio n . You c a n ’ t make a mistake in buying
this make of clothes for the. are h;c • ••d up by one o f the ¡-,trong«* 9 t of guarantees. A real
guarantee that guarantees. No “ if s " attached to it. If your suit fails to give you satis­
faction they are onl.\ to glad to m ake it good. We have a nice lot of new Fall suits in and
v.e w an t you to -ee them w hether ;.ou are ust prenartsl to buy right now or not; weknow
that .ou w ill : p:.r<
tc t.-
t i ■
al>l prices • e have them marked at as well as the
cm . lien i of tie- d o ll
in < vt i ;. other p
jla r. We also have part of our Fall shipment
o f " • -rcoats if vim an
n . . d .• . 'u in g in this line. I I . S. & I f . suits, overcoats at
$18, $ 2 0 , $ 2 2 .5 0
a n d
$
25-00
B O Y S SUI TS Our Fall Suits for hoys are ready for your inspection. We have a
dand.s lot for >o t to chome from and at price- you can afford to [»ay. Come inand see them
F O R D
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
New Prices August
T h e fo llo w in g prices for Ford cars w ill be
effective on and after A ugust 1st, 1916.
M A C K I N A W S For boys, girls, men and woman. We have never had a higger and
better line of the-e and we (»ought earl; and at a big saving over what the more unfortu-
th(
c! ant a g e .
Our
M ack inaw s
$ 325.00
Chassis
Runabout
Touring Car
Coupelet
Town Car
Sedan
are made by tiie (.»; econ Cits Woolen Mills and they know how to make them for this
e n t t o c l .... .
1,1916
fro m . W e are
selling from them every das and if sou put o;f too long the one you want may !>egone, and
w e might not he
» luck in buyii . nevt time.
I f you are going to need a Mackinaw come
in and see this lot. it will pay you.
T H E P A R IS F A IR , Hood River
< opyright Hext Stha/fucr k M art
345.00
360.00
505.00
595.00
645.00
f. o. b. Detroit
agent, was detained in The Dalles on
buxines until the afternoon local, the
following day.
I J. (J. Heidin, agent, has constructed
1 an inclined platform leading to the
1 he sc p ric e s are p o s itiv e ly g u a r a n te e d again st a n y re d u c t io n b e fo r e A u g u s t lat,
U. P.
A. N. dock which greatly
1917, hut th ere is n o g u a ra n te e again st an a d v a n c e in p ric e at a n y tim e.
fa ilitates the handling of all local
Train number 19, which arrived here
freight.
1 from the cto t «t il:10 a. m., will be on
The* Herrmann «hue at Strauss.’
J. M. Elliott, W. H. Dean and N. P. a new schedule Friday morning, Sep-
Sturgess tiave returned from a stay of ten
Stone Jars, all sizes, at Chowu’s.
1
It will arrive in Metier at
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Burton were several days in Portland. While there 8;50, reaching Portland at 11:30. Its
they
were
spectators
at
the
Barnurn
«
V
>
gunning
Inn»
will
be coi siderahly
Hood River visitors Saturday.
Bailey circus.
¡shortemd, for its present arriving
(¿et a n«>od cobbler set and do some
W. A. Fivers, who has been making time in Portland is 12:15.
o f your repair work, $1.
Straus*.
prolonged stJy this summer on his j
M ihs Julia Reeves went to Portland ranch, went to Portland
yesterday j Kenneth L. Cooper went to The
Wednesday on the steamer Dalles City. morning to remain for a few days on j Dalle Tuesday night. While returning
from there las?t \veek the rear axle on
For Hale—Canning tomatoes.
Fred business.
his Hu ick hrnUe a short distance from
Kvaiin.
s 1»5
Maurice Woods, who has been em* that city and after being towed back it
Chris IIage spent Saturday in Hood j ployed by J ms . Piercey, section fore- was found to be necessary to send to
I man o f the O.-W.
N. company, San Francisco to secure a new one.
River.
i W. R. «1 N
Tree Twine, one and two ply, at j is now with a track laying crew, lay­ He intended to motor back to Mosier
ing the steel rails near Hcppner June- yesteiday.
Chown’a.
| lion for the same company.
James Carroll was in Hood River on
County Commissioner H. D. Butler
Mrs. H. K. Sick a f ooae, of Monmouth,
Saturday.
and family who tiave been spending
who resided in Mosier several years
Pickling onions and green peppers
ago, passed through last week with a the past ten days enjoying an outing
t ar Cuu8 Bay and other Coast points,
this week. Strauss.
party of friends homeward bound from
Tuesday en
John Elder was in Hood River Mon­ I an automobile trip through eastern passed through Mosier
route to their home in The Dalles.
day on business.
1 Oregon.
Choicest cuts of meal ami prompt ser­
Mr. Ruth r stated that it rained during
vice in mailing your onler to von. Ac­
L. A Mathews went to The Dalles
Dr. P. E. Hale, who is the junior i good party of their stay on the coast
counts due in thirty days. Vour pat­
yesterday morning on business.
| partner with Dr C. A Macrum in the where they were camped.
ronage earnestly solicited. The Mood (
For Apple Hauling: Bolster Spring* practice o f medicine in Portland, was
River Market, Mood River, Ore.
Forrest Isom and Leo Nichol were
up Sunday visiting with the hitter and
in all sizes at ChownV
Sold under our usual
thu
haste
at
a
party
f
o
r
a
number
of
i
Ed. F. Reeves returned Tuesday | other friends. He returned to Port­ their friend* Triday night. It was to
money-back guarantee
Notice of Kinal Settlement of Estate
night from a business trip to Portland. land Monday morning.
have been a lawn party at the home o f |
Notice is hereby Riven, that the underfliRntd R.
C. A. McCargar went to The Dalles
Shoes for everyone, good shoes at
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Shogren, but or.
y». Bruuk», executor o f the estate o f Cabel Brook h. <
Monday night where he expects to
right prices SU RE at Strauss.*
deceased, lias filed his final account and report in j
account of the rainy weather, a retreat
ARTHUR.
remain for some time under the care
i -«aid entate, in the County Court o f Wasco County,
wa mane to tiie apple packing house
Henry Dunsmore went to Hood Riv­ of a physician.
1 OreRon, anti that the l*th day o f September, lyiti
Mr. McCargar has
P
H
A
R
M
A
C
Y
¡
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
L.
Joy
where
the
er luesday afternoon.
at the hour o f tw o o'clock |>. m.. at the County
been suffering considerably lately from
Court room in Dalles City. Wasco county, OreRon,
t veiling was spent in dancing and play­
Fruit Jar time,
get yours from neuritis.
has been fixed by the court as the time and place
ing
games.
Two
automobile
loads
of
Chown now.
fo r hearing said final account and report.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Parkinson have friends were pnnent from Hood River.
A ll person» are hereby notified to appear at sait!
Orren Osborne spent Tuesday in moved into apartments in one of the
time and place and to show caure, if any they
Mrs. Wm. Johnson and children,
Hood River.
have, why said re >ort and final account should
Hudson houses. Mr. Parkin>on is em­
not be approve«! and an order made dischaivitiR
Men’s "between season caps." New ployed as a hrakeman on the work Thelma and Burt, returned Wednesday
said executor and closing said estate.
train which is making a fill fora siding itfernoon orí the Bailey Gatzeit after Last year the run of fish, after paying
nifty stock. Strauss.
R. G. B ro o k s .
-in extended visit in Portland and
Executor o f the Kittate o f
for the nets and other expenses, netted
Miss Dellu Burton went to Hood near the Chat Held place east of this
Hillsboro with friends and relatives.
Cabel Brooks, decease«I.
11
River Tuesday.
this
fisherman
more
than
$1000.
H aiti . W. C hilders .
Hurt, whose hand wus pierced by a
Mrs. Alex Stewart and grandson,
Attorn ey for Estate.
alhslô
Big values in school supplies at the
! rusty nail before leaving here, is now
lames l)epee, left last week on the
drug store.
getting along line. It whh necessary,
N
otice
to
C
re
d
ito
r»
feathers’
Institute
Next
Week
l ahoniH for Wafthcugal, Wash., where
Mrs. E. Simmons was in Hood River they will visit at the home of Mrs. stated Mrs. .Johnson, to lance the hand
In the County Court o f the State o f OreRon for
L e t ’e r H u c k J /
The annual institute held each fall
twice on account of fhe infection and
Tuesday ufternoon.
Wasco C«»unty.
Stewart’s aon, Ira Rowland. Jimmy
In the matter o f the estate of
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Wilcox were will remain there with her where he that now if is the doctor’s belief that about county fair time will be held
/ j
(his year in The Dalles commencing
S. E. Francisco, deceased.
j there will be no complications.
Hood River visitors Tuesday.
expects to pick prunes for two weeks.
Notice is hereby Riven that the uiuler»iRne<i has
I I I i been the custom in the past to
S "!
• Dd . ~ r ‘ ! 2 0 l° ! been appointe«! by the County Court o f the State
New blankets, outings, comforts
Miss Marie Shogren expected to
II... . and
: ■ i haul
i
I away
,,", v each
,.„.h month
mm.ih »1
collect
at • “ « " * * £ Hni Wednesday the 19th and o f OreRon for Wasco County, administrator o f the
this week. Strauss.
leave this Friday morning for Portland
o f S. E. Francise«», deceased, an«! has qual­
the expjnse of the city the tin can» 20th. Tuesday utfernoon, the hr9t day «•state
ifie«! as such administrator. A ll persons havinir
Miss Marie Shogren was a visitor Mud will attend the wedding of her
and icfuse which had accumulated. of the Wasco county fair, will be claims against sai«l estât«1 are hereby notifie«! t«»
friend, Miss Flsie McLynn, at the
Tuesday in Hood River.
I’he city council two months ago ordered devoted by the teacher* to arranuing present same, properly vérifié«!, to the un«!er-
Wanted—Two second hand bird cages home of her mother, Mrs. George that this hauling he clone every two the exhibits of their pupils for show -ign**«f at his place <»f business in Mosier, Wasco
McLynn, on luesday evening to Aaron j
The morning of Wednes­ County, Oregon, within six (6) months from the
Mrs. E. L. Root.
§15
months on account of the small amount at the fair
date «if the first publication o f this notice, which
Gould.
day
the
institute
will again convene saki «late <>f first publication is the 26th day o f
iccurnulating
during
each
month.
Miss Ellen Carlson was a Hood River
George Chamberlain and Ghas. T. 1 Accordingly on Tuesday of next week, for a day's session. At this institute August. lBlti.
visitor Tuesday.
EiKiAR. A. R ace ,
Mr. DeHusk, of the University of
Bennett le ft Wednesday for a deer
a25s22
Adm inistrator
Tom Hughes went to Portland the hunting trip in the vicinity of Mount J. P. Tryon, locul drayman, will pick Oregon, will he one o i the instructors
up
and
haul
away
all
such
cans
and
first of the week where he will attend Hood.
They intended to drive to refuse, not garbage, which citizens are and State School Superintendent J. A.
school.
Warm Springs that night where they urged to place near the roadside con­ Churchill will he in attendance.
Give the Hood River Market a trial would camp, packing in from there to ' veniently for him.
r
MACHIUCS
order for meat which will he mailed to the forest recesses.
MODELS OF PERFECTION.
Mrs. I. Vangssbeck and family re­
Association to Hold Packing School
you by parcel post. Prompt service,
Fred Evans for the past week ha* turned Thursday to Blalock after visit­
Mrs. John P. Ross and her sister, been deer hunting with old schoolmate ing with their friend, Lee Evans, who
The Mosier Fruit Growers Associa­
PERFECTLY
Mias Bishop, spent Monday in Hood friends. Geo. Betts, of Portland, and i
usually spends a portion of the fall tion will conduct a packing school at
River.
his brother in the vicinity of the I at- j g"' m * hunting in that vicinity. Mr. the warehouse on Monday, September
SIMPLE
For Hale Good tnileh row. 2 Jersey ter’a ranch north of Vancouver, Wn. i Var.gasbeck, who owns a big wheat 18, frurn 9 a. m. to 5 p. m., for the
d year old. Fresh in December. J. M, He ih expected home the last of the j inch D i l l 111 lock, will l e hire next lonefit of any one wishing to pack
SIMPLY
Carroll.
*15
.1. M. Carroll will be the
week.
week with t).
view of locating. He apples.
Mr. and Mrs. M. K. Butterfield were
PERFECT.
Leo Nichol motored Sunday over the ' will dispose of his holding* there as instructor in charge. No charge will
•
in Stevenson, Wash., last week for a Columbia River highway to Portland soon as poi * Die oil account of the ill he made for the instruction.
Between the hours of 1 p. m. and SV*<11«'*. Oil, Belts and all kin«ls of Sewinj
short stay on their ranch.
Remember where and when
where he is visiting with friends, lit health of hi son. On numerous goose
Machine
supplies.
Repairing:
a
specialty.
3
p.
m
,
there
will
be
a
general
dis­
Mr. Evans has visited
New, clean stock of school tablets, I is
M expected to return Friday night ol hunting tri|
cussion
of
this
year's
grading
rule*.
'
week. During his absence. Hen with these j DP*«.
stationery, pencils, etc., at the Arthur ,hl
New Home Users are Qualify Choosers
In order to maintain the high standard
Pharmacy.
|W. Veatch is assisting in the «tore of
Owing to the fact that this has been of the Mosier pack it is requested that
Nichol
Co.
the first week of school, thereby mak­ ( very grower in the district he present
The Ladies Aid Society were enter
T h e N e w H o m e S e w in g M a c h . C o .
The Misses Grace and Gladys Black j ing it impossible for the teachers in at this meeting.
tainrd Wednesday afternoon at Mrs.
¿04 P a cific Bldg.. San Francisco. Cal.
burn,
daughters of Mr. ami .V
the various districts to organize and
Jas. Piercey’a home.
R. I». Chat field. Manager.
Full stock of all kinds of fruit iars, M. E. Butterfield, left Tuesday id ¿hi put into Fhape properly the various |
» xhihits for the indu-tiiul school fair |
rubbers and covers.
Lowest prices. for Nebraska wh< •re they expert
L O W R O U N D -T R IP
make their home
íes, the former
11
lu«
timber 12.
(»range Promotes Community Fair
Strauss.
FARES & & V I A THE
I mroln w itti her r grandparents, i
e of the fair has t en post poned
Let us finish your films. Same mav he I the latter in
Mosier Grange is planning a com-
luncil Bluffs with
i
However,
left at the Bulletin ot!ice. Sloentii & aunt and uncle,
u.unity
fair,
to
he
held
in
Lamb's
hall.
will I e prepared for the
Canfield. Hood River,
n
Physician and Surgeon
fair t i e held t ext week at Salurdav afternoon, October 7.
j Mrs. h. A. A Bing ton, who
The Grange ia especially desirous
UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM
The Che rful Heating Move, gi
lies.
I he change o f date will
convalesc ing since her r« ce
that
all
Mosier
valley
help
to
make
name, good »i<
Chown abt
the vain.us districts to cooper-
left last night for North
I i «
holding a big local school fair this a successful, local fair. Kxhibits
where she will visit with I;
Telephon*»:
will include any larni products raised
\t month.
Gus Godberaon left Wednesday night Mrs. F. P. Dunn
Mrs. A Bin
in this section, a display of home can­
for Bend where he expects to reman | been improving fast and sti t e s t h a t
R e sid e n c e 1031
O ffic e U f i
F . A Shogren, C. L. Joy and II. V\ .
ning
and
articles
of
fancy
work.
The
for some time engaged in carpenter | she now fee II. uc Detter
in o n h e r
D a n ie l: en h ft Monday for an outing
ladies
of
the
grange
will
serve
a
work.
tlv to Nor
previous t r i |i
r imping
trip, expecting to be cafeteria supper. In addition, a pro­
Y a k i m a 1und
With a team and gram is being planned for the evening.
Miss Dorothy Godberson went t« ’ A recepito
i;
H , a b s e n t fur a week.
O f f ic e in H r o t i u i t ild i* .
'1 he Dalles Wednesday right where ah»
ut I eac
fu r
th e 1 w a g o n loaded with provisions they set
will enroll as a student in the higl i
H o o d R iv e r
tr
1 o n h ri- j o u t fo i I oi g Frairie, from where they
p la n n ee to pack in to Lookout moun- I
school.
W
H
I
T
E
SA
LM
O
N
.
<1 a l l a r t ta in w 1 ere Mr. Shogren hopes to se­
Monev to l oan on f arm Land at-** per
r r o m th«* K n t «r p r l» e )
me excellent views of Mount
c a l u ro -
cent, and under certain « oinlitu»nt* I
From tl.is point high in the |
4. h n it ntP 1 H o o d .
I
a
H [lean
I teen and J.
I B
? per cent. Frank G. Dick, The Dalles. I
M.
c lo u d s toe atrr
* Ntr> vitar, Carey were Goidendale visitors Satur-
Oregon
if
h
Mr.
S
h
.
„
__________
h
I
h
I
i
i
ti
at
three
|
day
night,
Sept.
2,
to
attend
a
session
II We
That car of good Hour and feed emm j
-
-
OREGON
to n a previous trip it was too of the Royal Arch Masons. Retiring TIIK DAI.I KS
in. Get your winter supply of bran, I
>
g»
I
good
pictures.
The
party
High
Driest
R.
E.
Nichols
was
pre­
Hood
shorts, middlings, art! flour now. It :
«o make an effort to locate any sented with a jeweled watch rhaim D e r b y
S tea rn s
will not last long. Strauss.
dch may. t e in that vicinity.
bearing the emblem of the lodge.
Mr.
L
a
w
y
e r s
.Mr. and Mrs. E. I . Kurd. I cal in
W. A Husban.is last week launched
The N. Bullard home was the scene
Root ar»l W. A. Husband* expict ti 1
dis t ig sell
win n be has been uf a pretty home wedding Saturdav, H O O D R I V E R
OREGON
leave today for a short trip to Portlsi o
nppl
t w n te r with the September 2, when Misa Esther Bul-
over the Columbia River highway.
! '■
ird was united in marring* t I hur-
For Sale Soiare dining table with
wf icb is certainly a | man Jones, of Trout Lake. The cere- Dr. W illiam M orton Post
IT Me
font leaves,
M); full sue iron tad I
f era!unauahip mony was performed by Rev Stonte.
A regular old fashioned county fair. One the
mattress ami springs. $4 Mr». .1 t
Fri
tw to
Dentist
t
l oat is In f* t t The bride is the daughter of N. Rul-
Nelson, East Hood River Fruit Co. alb)
children will enjoy and the older ones talk about.
i nearly oft feet and, lard and has been teaching school in
Phone 2-HM
Mr. and Mrs. Earl M. Scharf, of
It it worthy I this velley for Ike past four years H'N'ms 1 an«l 2 Hall Bl«li<.
A tine display of farm products and a first class
P oll land, w an Sut day guesta o f I . .i
rl but has j The groom was born and raised in the
HOOD
RIVKR,
ORKGON
Merrill, the party motoring to point*
is a family I White Salmon valley and it mest favor­
lux stock exhibit.
for
nd cruising. . ably known. The newlyweds left Sat­
in the valley, at Hood River ard Tin
Dalles.
name Alic e' urday for Trout Lake where Mr Jones
I Sii
Automobile and motorcycle races, horse races
D R . C H. J E N K I N S
tail in p.lace, has leased a dairy ranch.
Colonel Cornelius Gardener came u
and new track stunts.
DENTIST
sigi.t, and i
(mm Portland yesterday morning fe
tnvita-
H«X)D KIVEK. OREGON
a two weeks’ stsy on his ranch a
Street sports and amusements with something
ompany
Gardener’s Point, in the Ortlei <11*-
(>t!ii-v Phone 10S1. Re». Phone StS i
tnet.
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured
doing all the time. Good music and a good time.
agent
Mrs. T. H. Gordon, a
A P P L IC A T IO N S .m tbev
rd i\
the seat of the di!«ea»e
her mother. Mrs Hauer
Fleh«
local «Iiseaxe, great lv tn-
spending a big part ti if the tiimmer ' jt»n ,
1 Dejar tirent of Cfimvncrr
ixeiatlt ut tonal « «>n«Iittona.
here, went to Portland i Ine Tiahorna | „t V\ »Phnn*t n. D. G , Mr
id
M to cure it you must
tìreer ha
Leaves Hood River daily at
rttan »¡an, ia having good
Presiden!
j tntrrnal ranv-ri?
H a ir»
the first of the week.
Secretary
1 writt en t<i C, 1. Smith ui.d iGeorg« H
year
with
hi»
fish
i
et»
ur* ts tnk«n Internally and
12:4.’» p. m. and 5:00 p. rn. On
Mr. ard Mrs llarvrj Hurtor have i » r r to ateertain the value of their fit*
ihr
u
th»
blood
on
the
mucous
sur-
ou
o*
were
sent
to
Port*
Soiulay at 6:30 a. m., 12:45 p. m..
moved into the John Kv a n s 'c ut laxe 1 I rapa
of th » system
H al!’» i ’atarrh
apjiurtenance# us«id In D im
shipment rect otly. As a
was prescribe*! by one of th*» boot
opposite the Immanur 1 ehurrh
Mr i f «hin K ex ph its in th» Co lu it ibis river rule th<
hv»!« «ans In this country for y«*sr*. It and 5:(M> p. m.
l run of rish lasts from a
Burton is employed on t
vorug
p »'»*! of onm*- of th# brat tonie»
I h >* and consists of Steel*
leaves Parkdale daily at 7:45
W. A. HUSBANDS
for the O.-W. R. X N r
at - nn. • omhtro-d with
of th*
side», Chinooks and Tul- b*’»t
a. m. and 2:.'!0. On Saturdav
hhxxl
pu rifier»
Th e perfect <%
om-
Blacksmith
Mrs. John b’ trahm gs
T. Me
IL ret ofore toe a l pec pie have b natlon of the mvredient» In Hall*»
The
party last week at the I
SH O P A N D H A R N E S S K P P A IK IN «.
get the Sttelheads for « atarrh «Tire I» what rr-vlu.es« »u. h evening leaves Parkdale 6:3«) p.m.
Horse Shoeing and General
and family in the Grer
wonderful result» In catarrhal eondl-
Steam Train leaves Hood River
» v m s , but this ) ( • r Mr
H A R N E S S S U P P L IE S
t<-*nw Send for reattmontal» free
to which th« fan. 1 1iea of
Repair
Work.
uch a large demand that F » T H E N FT A i ' i ï Props* Toledo O
daily at eigrht returning at 2.
Brown wvre invited
Met arti,
AH
D
run
iJ
ts.
7
5
«'
let are being ship|*d out.
-
.
O regon
Mt H osh I R silrou d Cu. H o s ie r ,
»-H H i 1 I i 1 1 1 H'-I-1 ■! -i-t -M - HW
I
B R IE F L O C A L M E N T IO N
|
Walther-Williams
Hardware
Co.
DISTRIBUTORS
Beneficial for
TH E DALLES
-
-
-
OREGON
Kidney and
Bladder
affections
W E’LL MEET YOU
AT THE
^
ROUND-UP
Co wgirls,cowboys, I ndians, bronchos, ponies,
wild horses and wild cattle and wild men—all
will be there—to play and to thrill w ith their
feats of skill and daring. You who know the
Round-up we expect to see; you who do not
have our most cordial invitation.
r° h*“*" W. E. Chown
PENDLETON
SEPT. 21 ' 22'23
Dr. H. L. Dumble
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P. A. Allington
J. W. ALLEN
Attorney-at-Law
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Twenty-Sixth Annual
W asco County Fair
The Dalles, Oregon
SEPTEMBER 20, 21, 22, 23
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J. W. BREWER
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