Mosier bulletin., September 29, 1916, Image 4

I
Fine Woolen Dress Goods
Fashionable fabrics in all wanted plain shades; novelty
and staple patterns; 36 to 5G inch suitings, coatings and
materials for separate garments: we have a very large as­
sortment this Fall of weaves and colorings for you to select
from in correct Fall and Winter weights all wool Scotch
mixtures and plaids, English tweeds, embra plaids, striped
novelties, etc., in colors navy, brown, green, reds, plums,
wistaria Copenhagen, grey, black, etc. We also have a very
extensive line of silks in taffetas, messalines, crepes, etc.
Men’s Four-in-Hand Silk Ties
Men know that our tie department furnishes the big­
gest values that they can secure anywhere and right now
we have an exceptionally fine lot that we have bought at
a very special price. These ties are in the popular, and
ever fashionable four-in-hand style with open ends, also in
French fold. These are all good values at 50c each but we
are offering them, owing to our special buy, at
your choice, each......................... ............................
25c
SPECIAL Ladies Vests and Pants made o f a pure
lisle thread, silk taped, with high neck and sleeve pants
Mosier Community Fair
are ankle length. This is just a dandy weight for this sea­
son of the year. We bought this at a very special price.
It ¡»«worth regularly $1 a garment. Special while
they last, your choice the garment only
SPECIAL Indies and Misses Winter weight fleeced
lined Union Suits with long sleeves and ankle length; drum­
mers samples; these are certainly big bargains.
Your choice the suit
SPECIAL —Knit Underskirts for ladies. We have a
splendid assortment of these including a bunch of drum­
mers samples. Well made and finished and in desirable
colors. We have them for 25c, 45c, 90«' $ 1 .2 5 $ 1 .6 0 .
SPECIAL Indies Wool Waists. These shirt waists
are of all wool materials and are worth regularly $2.25.
Just the very thing for anyone that has to be outside a
good deal. We have only a limited quantity o f £•*
t b d l.
Y o u r c h o ic e
«p i
Saturday, October 7th, Lamb’s Hall
AFTERNOON:
5 to K:
C an be
u sed on
n e w , o ld o r c a n ­
vas c o v e re d flo ors
HOOD RIVER
OREGON
Cafateria Supper
E V E N IN G I:
G o o d eata.
Fine Program .
1# cen ts up.
H elp you raelf.
Son gs. M usic, R eadings, e tc ., FRF.E
T a k e a half h oliday. H ave a g o o d time.
and m ake you rself k n o w n .
C o m e out
Everybody Is Invited
1
Does not soil delicate
fabrics. Sprinkle it
on the floor and the
dancers do the rest.
Satisfaction Guaranteed
The Paris Fair
E xh ibit o f M osier G r o w n and M anufactured
P roducts. Bring som eth in g.
Arthur
Pharmacy
AUCTION HURTFUL
SAYS NEW YORK FIRM
New R EO
When In Market
For A Automobile
Mi»» Arvilla Phillips, who has been thoic dates. Remember them and do the answer came back at once, " F o x , ”
at Ortley for the past year where she your next week's shopping for over who by the way, ia county clerk.
t B R IE F L O C A L M E N T IO N . . has been residing at the F'irebaugh Sunday on (Jet. ii and the evening of
Hugo E. Birkner, formerly of Mo­
Saturday, Oct. 7. Store closed during sier, who left here a year ago to take
T- n i- H - ; i 1 1 1 1 1 i1 i"i- r
' home, left Saturday for Portland.
the day, Saturday. Strauss.
a position as tree surgeon for the city
W. A. F'irebaugh came up from Port­
%
Go to Chown'* for Harnett Pipkin«
Hood Kiver sales agency officials yes­
Steamer State of Washington to Tim of Portland, recently resigned hia posi­
land
F'rnlay
for
a
trip
to
Ortley
to
look
Ducket», Box Naila and Hatchets.
after his interests in tne Mosier View Dalles every morning about It a. m., tion and is now at Kent, Ohio, in terday expressed the fear that an in­
Mrs. E. J. Thrift wan a visitor Fri­ Orchards.
except Monday. To Portland every charge of the extension department of creased offering of Northwestern boxed
fn n c ir ii> r the New DORT, a popular priced,sturdy
day in 1 he Dalles
day about I p. in,, except Monday. the Davey Iree Expert Co. Mr, Birk apples on the Eastern auction markets
LU llM U cI little car, with style and beauty £ j (QC
C.
J
F'redrickson
was
in
The
Dalles
J. T. Davenport attended the Wasco last week and part o f this week where Steamer Bailee Gatzert to The Dalles ner took the correspondence course in will eliminate f. o. b. purchasers, who,
about 4 p m. tiaily except Friday and tree surgery and fruit growing and it is stated, on former seasons have
county fair in The Dalles Friday.
found in no other machice of its class - -
he had been called to art as a juror in Sunday. To Portland about ti p. m. was graduated last year.
In com­ handle I a large porton of the crop.
Miss Alice ltennett »pent the week the circuit court.
menting upon the appointment, the
The Apple Growers Association this
on
the
same
day«.
end in The Dalles with relatives.
Dewey Tree Surgeons’ Bulletin says: morning received a teieram from Stein-
George II. Orr went tu Celilo F'riday
Chown's is the place to go for ■ Mrs. Kitty Krown returned to The
Dalles Wednesday after visiting with to purchase fish. On account of the "F’ rom his first letter Mr. Birkner was hardt & Kelly, in the past perhaps the
Electric Light Globe*.
a
marked man. He was always will­ largest purchasers o f Northwestern ap­
fir th o
D o n “ Four” > famous for its won-
her neice, Mrs. Margaret Walker, who fair celebration in The Italics which
ing to encourage and recommend the
Miss Emily Husbands wax in Hood is a teacher in the Moaier school.
I l l C l y l / I\CU derful endurance and iO * C
had attracted practically all of the course to prospective students. These ples, who tell of the sale of a straight
carload
of
Yakima
Grimes
Golden
yes­
Kiver Saturday.
If you come soon, you can get a good Indians, he was unable to secure mure little acts of courtesy led the manage­ terday for an average of 93 cents per
low rmwntenance cost at
y ® *
Miss Grace Hailey spent Saturday in
woolen
sweater at last year's prices. than TOO [ oui.ds. He went up again ment to believe that he had the ability box. The wire delcares that the re-
Hood Kiver.
the
first
of
this
week
and
stated
that
I have only a few so come while I
to handle this department. While Mr tonrns will net the grower less than
Charles Yates was a visitor in Port­ have the size and color you want. he had far better success.
Birkner liked the city forester work, the cost of production.
land last week.
l.et us ship your fruit. Handled still he had a desire to affiliate with
Strauss.
Steinhardt & Kelly's message con­
with
the
best
of
care.
Tahoma
leaves
Heating .Stoves, if you need one, see
f i r Thi> P ort “ Six” with its power, its ease of
the
founder of tree surgery as he felt cludes: "There is absolutely no reasun
Leo Nichol, Jack Knapp, James Car-
Ihe
Dalles
H
t
7
o'clock,
arriving
in
Chown.
that
the
position
offered
greater
op­
roll and Clyde Hailey went to Ihe
I llv KvU operation and elegance
or
excuse
why
good
apples
should
be
J. E. Higley was in Hood Kiver on Dalles Saturday to enjoy the last night Mosier about H : 1;. on Sunday, Tuesday portunities than diu his work in the slaughtered at these prices, especially
and Thursday ano returning Monday, west."’
Saturday.
of the county fair.
at
this
season
of
the
year
We
have
Wednesday and Saturday. Passenger
nearly 50 carloads uf apples from all
Mis» Mahel Yonish went to flood
H. M. Scearce left Wednesday for fares, 50c.
W. F\ Baker, Tahoma
dstricts now on tracks anu rolling,
Kiver Saturday afternoon.
points in Oregon, Washington and dock agent.
every one of which you know we have
W. H. Weher made a husinosa trip to Idaho for one of hia regular traveling
Mrs. A. Bellinger is now residing
purchaaeo, f. o. b. basis. All auction
trips in the interests of nia company.
Hood Kiver Friday.
fir T h o
f n l p “ Eivrht” a Perfect operating
here for the winter while her little
competition under these circumstances,
U l I IlC IVI / UJIC and handsomely ap Ì I C Q C
Kenneth'and Bernard Moore returned grandson, Cecil Selliugcr, attends
WHgon Holster Springs in all sizes
unless quickly stopped, will unquestion­
to
their
homes
in
The
llallea
Wednes­
s t Chown'a.
school. The latter spent last week in
pointed eight-cylinder model at
- - - y lO y « /
ably eliminate us and others as buying
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Moe were in Hood day after a visit with the Godberson The Dalles where he visited with his I J. E. Cole, precinct committeemen factors.”
family
in
the
Greenwood
district.
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kush Bellinger of Mosier, has received the following
Kiver Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. K. M. Duvall and two and ‘ ‘ took in" the fair. Ben arid Zano, communication from the office of the
Wm. Sendlinger was in The Dalles
children,
Marne
and
Walter,
came
up
sons
of Mrs. Bellinger will remain at secretary of the Wasro County Kepub-
Monday on business.
from Hood Kiver Sunday for a visit T rout Lake on their ranch until their i Mean Central Cummittee:
J. N. Mosier was attending to buai with Mr. and Mrs. Kuy Duvall.
fall work is completed.
"On the night of October 5th, Ex-
nesa matters in The Dalles Monday.
Choicest ruts of meat and prompt ser­
Route your freight KFitil'I.ATOR
Economy Fruit Jars and Capa at bot­ vice in mailing your order to voii . Ac­ Line. Steamer "Sta'e of Washington" Senator Piles, of Washington, will ad-
Lynite Aluminum that is the wonder of the y ^ y O l /
riress the voters of Wasco county at
tom prices, at Chown's.
counts due in thirty days. Your pat­ up daily except Monday about lt:ilO j the Vogt theatre in The Dalles and we
Hood Kiver sales agency officials are
age. Above prices f. o. b. factory.
J. M. Burpee spent Sunday after­ ronage runtt-tly solicited. Tint iloisl a. m.
Down daily except Monday are desirous of making a hig demon­ expressing alarm at the prices received
noon in Hood Kiver.
Kiver Market, liood Kiver, Ore.
alsmt 1:15 p. m.
Steamer "Dalles stration at that time as the first big in New York for early offerings of
Miss Lillian F. Marvel was a visitor
Col. Cornelius Gardener, who has City" up Tuesday, Thursday an.I Sat­ gun of the campaign and urgently ask northwestern apples.
urday
alsmt
4
"to
p.
m.
Dow n Monday, | your co-operatiun in getting as many
"1 ain just in receipt of a telegram
at the fair last week in The Dalles.
been at his place at Gardener's Point
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Wood was in at Ortley for the past two weeks, re­ Wtdneaday and Friday alsmt H:t5 a. m. out from your precinct as puasible. from H. F. Davidson, "said Wilmer
Telephone
231.
J.O
.
Boldin,
Agent.
Sieg
Saturday, "w ho tell« me that a
The Hughes Alliance has also been
turned yesterday morning to hia Port­
Hood Kiver on Monday
Dr. K. M. Boss had his leg ampu­ [ organized here and the members are carload of “ Xt r a fancy Winter Bananas
G. H. Korden and son, Carl, were in land home.
C. J. I.ittlepage has purchased a new tated last week in Portland ai St. Vin­ giving us their hearty support in every from Rogue Kiver has just sold in New
Hood Kiver on Monday.
cent's hospital and is now doing as way, and we plan on that night to York m auction for 12.07. Our price
G. P. Morden and little son, Carroll, Hoick four cylinder automobile from well as may be expected. Dr. Rosa, have the biggest parade ever held in as well as that of other Noithwestern
Seufert Bros., in The Dalles. The
went to Portland Sunday fur a visit.
apple» is $2 f. o. b. shipping point.
machine is a beautv and Mr l.ittlepagr who was formerly cashier of the Mosier | Wasco county.
Gloves for apple pickers and pack is ex|>crtirg it the first of the week
Valley Bank, hits been in failing health | "The parade, led by the band, will But I do not see how we can maintain
values in the face of such work of the
era, alto sprons and apron material.
take
the
place
immediately
before
the
Coming soon, the new Curve Arrow for some time, and amputation of the
auctions. ”
Strauss.
collar for man. Isn't it good to have leg was found to be necessary on ac - speaking. We expect you to give this
Mr. Sieg referred to the sale of tbe
K. M. Strauss and son, Ferdinand, a store that gets you the new things count of tuherrulur Infection of the affair ample publicity in your precinct.
"A lso on the afternoon of the same Bananas as the first great fluke of the
were in Hood Kiver on business as soon as they come out? Trade at bone.
Wednesday morning.
Springing a surprise on their friends, day a meeting of the Wasco County apple auctions. His remarks were con­
home and encourage us to even greater
Ben Bellinger and Miss Fillen Carlson Republican Central Committee will be curred in by W. Schleussner, of the '
J. K. McGregor returned Friday etfurts to please you. Strauss.
neld at the court house. You are urged office of M irkets of the United States
morning frum a business trip to Port
Mr. and Mr». C. L. Joy, accompanied were married Wednesday in The to be present.
Department of Agriculture, who was
Dalles.
They
took
the
afteraoon
local
land.
by their two children. I.svelte and
vi sting apple sab» agencies Saturday.
"Yours for Hughes,
to
Hood
Kiver,
going
from
there
to
tiive the Hood Kiver Market a trial Alvin, and Miss Mary Diller, who is
Mr. Schleussner is in charge of tbe
"Claude S. Knight, S ec."
order for meat which will lie mailed t,• visiting at their place, were in Hood I rout I ake. Wash., where they will
office of publicity nf the F’ruit Growers
reside on the ranch owned by’ Ben and
you by parcel post
Prompt service.
Kiver Monday.
Agency at SpokHne.
his brother, Zeno Sellingcr. I he bride
Leaves Hood Kiver tiaily at
Mrs W. A. Marsh returned Sunday
Mr and Mis. F. W. Smith and baby is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. K.
12:45 p. m. and 5:00 p. m. On Physician and Surgeon
morning from a visit with her parents came up un the steamer Tahoma Mon Carlson snd the bridegroom is a son of
in Hood Kiver.
day for a visit with Mr and Mrs. Jas Mr«. A. Sellingcr
Sunday at 6:30 a. m., 12:45 p. m.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Koot and son, FI. Cole and family. Mrs Smith ami
and 5:00 p. m.
A
movement
is
under
way
to
hold
Amos, were visitors Sunday in Hood Mrs Cole are sisters.
the industrial school fair in conjunction
Leaves Parkdale daily at 7:45
Telephones:
Kiver.
Mr*. Jas. Piercey, accompanied by with the grange community fair on
The following books and magazines
a. m. and 2:30. On Saturday Resilience IMI
Fllectric (lash lights from (he small her daughter. Violet, and son, T. D.. Saturday uf next week. The members were added this month to the local li­
O f fic e 1241
vest pocket kind to the lantern style left yesterday morning for Maupin of the grange have their plans nearly brary :
A carload of D'Anjou pears was evening leaves Parkdale 6:30 p. m.
where they will visit at the borne of completed and the Bulletin will be sup­
at Strauss.'
shipped
Wednesday
by
the
Moeier
Fruit
Encyclopedias
Steam Train leaves Hood Kiver
Mr. and Mrs. W. II Parkinson spent daughter, and sister. Mrs. F D.Stuart. plied next week with considerable data
l.owther— Encyclopedia of Practical Growers Association to New York and daily at eight returning at 2.
O ffic e in H r o s i u s B ld g .
another
car,
containing
D’
Anjou,
Bose
F
'..
I
Knot.
Leslie
Knot
and
G.
II.
regarding
it
School
children
have
Saturday night and Sunday in The
Horticulture
M l. H o o d Railroad C o.
and Comic will he sent out tomorrow
Korden mutured Tuesday over the numerous exhibits this year in the
Dalles.
H o o d R iver
Religion
Tbe quality and size are excellent and
Ityron C. Wright spent the week Columbia Kiver highway to Salem various districts and from present in­
Black New World
where they will attend the state fair, dications, the fair promises to be the
good prices are expected. Local ship­
end in Portland with friends and rrl and visit with Mr. Korden’s wife, whu
Costumes
ment of pears are also being sent out.
biggest uf its kind ever held in Mosier.
atives.
is at the state sanitarium.
The first carload of apples this year
Stone — Hankside Costume' Book
I. L. Vannortwick, who has been
FI. M. Strauss made a business trip
in
all probability be shipped on Mon­
The
Steamer
Hailey
Gatzert
made
visiting
st
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs
F'irtion
to The Dalles Saturday, accompanied her last trip uf the season Monday.
day to New York
This will contain
C
II.
Dunsrr.ore,
left
Wednesday
for
Kosher
-
People
Like
That
by his son, Ferdinand.
the varieties of Winter Banana, Benu-
THE DALI ES
Nute elsewhere the schedules of the Flnterprise, Or., to install hia bowling
OREGON
Bower- liood Indian
tur and Jonathan.
i»»t ns linisli your films. Same may Is' Kegulator line stesiners, the State of alleys and eigsr store and barber shop
lelt at ihe Bulletin office. Slocum ,v Washingtun and Dalles City.
Wright —When a Man's A Man
The first carload of Spitzenburgs will
| which he has had during the summer
Canlirld. Hoist Kiver.
If
Juvenile
be shij peri out the latter part of next
Mr
Rev. II. t). Perry, of The Dalles, season at Kockaway Beach.
D erby & S tear n s
Blaisdell -Twilight Town
I week.
Do your Saturday shopping of next superintendent of The Dalles district Vanortwick. who is the father of Mrs.
Saldn
—
Buffalo
Hill
and
the
Overland
L aw yers
week on Friday, Oct. *>. Thank You. Methodisl Flpiscopal conference, will Dunsmore, left Mosier four years ago
Trail
HOOD RIVER’S OPPORTUNITY
Special Prices. Strauss.
preach at the Immanuel church Sunday and while here he owned a homestead
H
O
O
D
R IV E R . O R E G O N
Magazine*
Miss Dorothy FI. Passmore went to morning at II o ’clock
All are cor east of this city. He installed the
From the Hood Kiver Glacier
Harper's.
July
1916
first barber shop in Moaier.
The Dalles Friday night to sjtend the dially invited
By a pecuilar twist of politics Hood
St. Nicholas, July 191#
DR.
H. J E N K I N S
week end.
While coming down the hill near the
I. M Baldwin, who has been acting
Kiver'a Republican candidate at the
Good Housekeeping, June 1‘Jlfi
DENTIST
Mrs. J. O. Keldm and two children. at cashier uf the Moaier Valley Hank Fred Flvana ranch, the rear axle of the
May primaries for the nomination for
Evelyn and Harold, were visitors Sat during the absence of L. J. Merrill, F'ord automobile belonging to Clyde
HOOD RIVER, OREGON
joint senatorship from Hood River and
urday in Hood Kiver.
accompanied by hit wife and baby, Bout snapped and the c l ' attempting
Office Phone 1061. Res. Phone 33.T
Wasco cuur ties was defeated hy a nar­
to
climb
the
bank
turned
turtle
last
Mrs. C. G. Nichol aid daughter, returned yesterday morning to Hood
row margin. But fortunately Demo-
Thursday night. The occupants. Mr
erata of the two counties had prevailed
Mildred, visittd Saturday afternoon in Kjver.
I)r. William Morton Post
Kuot
ami
the
Misses
Flmily
Husbands
on Geo. R. Wilbur, recognized as one
Hood Kiver.
In the school children’s industrial
and Arvilla Phillips were pinned be
of (Iregon's ablest attorneys, a man
Mr. ami Mrs. W. II. Cook and family fair of Wasro inunty held at The neath it. but all escaped with minor
Dentist
with sane ideas and an exponent of
were visitors Isst week in The Dalles Dalles last week, Forrest F'.vans won bruises * The top was up and offered a
In a dispatch from Salem the win­ constructive policies, to become a can­
first
pnza
on
his
bird
house,
and
Marie
at the county t nr.
Rooms 1 and 2 Hall Itldg.
Phone 2401
Sendlinger won the first prize for her protection, although it was badly dam ners of Ihe state fair count) exhibit didate. Mr. Wilbur was nominated.
Store doocd during the day Satur four pen ami ink drawings.
aged. The radiator, sidelights and thr prizes are given as follows:
IltHiD RIVER, OREGON
Hood River and Wasco county voters
day of next week. Oct. 7. Open in the
spokes of one wheel were smashed.
District number I F irst, l nos coun­ now have the choice of electing Mr.
L. A. Mathews came down Sunday
evening Strauss.
With tears streaming down hia face, ty; second, Tillamook county.
Wilbur or F\ M. Gill
Mr Gill ia a
morning fr> in The Dalles where he
W L. BRADSHAW
District number 2 -First, Polk coun­ sincere worker. But bis policies are
For Sale Swei »on stump puller in had a concession to sell rider at the badly frightened and ao weakened that
Candidate lor re-election fur t'lrcuit
excellent condition. Cheap fur cash. fair. He returned the first of the he could hardly stand, the two year old ty ; second, Linn county. Other ex ratner along tbe line ol theory. We do
nALHMS
Mrs. Ii1
Ilowe.
week to Ihe Dalles where he is attend son of Ira Hungry came to the home i f hibitors in this district are Jackson, not hesitate in declaring that we be­ J urige nf the seventh juriici.il ri:»trict.
MOOIll OF FtRFECTtON.
Mr and Mrs. U. P. Morden last F’ riday Benton. Douglas, Multnomah, Clack* lieve that Mr. M’ libur is the better comprising lloori River anj Wsscu
•« Marie Shugien snd M im Kuih in to hia cider business.
morning. Fie had been looking fur mas. Washington and Josephine coun­ qualified of the two men for tbe seat in conn tie*
I ittlepagt were llnod Kiver visitors
PERFECTLY
Jack Knapp, whu ha* been chauffeur acorns and had wandered from his ties.
.Dirige Ki.idslia» lias le-en judge nf
tbe senate
It is true that Mr. Wilbur
Wednesday afternoon.
at Mayerdale fur some time, left j home two miles distant through the
District number 3 — First, Wasco; is a Democrat an«! tbe Glacier upholds tbe seventh judicial district continu­
SIMPLE
II. FI. Dean ar t Larkin l amb went luesday morning for Portland where!
Other exhibitors in tne principle» of Ihe Ktp'Thliran parti, ously fur the past twenty five year*
Mr and Mrs Morden second. Union.
to Portland Wednesday on the steamer he will visit for awhile with his mother 1 heavy timber
During that lime lie ha* given the
were unable tu find out hia name, so this district am Baker, Morrow and but in the case of a district election, a
SIM
PLY
Tahuina for a visit.
before going to Iowa where he exwet* Mr Morden put the little fellow into Malheur counties
too close allt glance to party lines will pen pie an efficient and economical
F\ S. Kingsbury, special agert of to join on a farm.
his machine and began seeking his jiar
bring grief. Hood Kiver county peo­ administration of the office.
PERFECT.
the Itegulatur line, was here from
Attention Apple pickers and jack ' enls The lad's father bad been cut­
De lia» a splendid reenrd in tbe Su­
ple know the abilities of Mr. Wilbur,
Port lard this week on business.
era this it the store for goods for ting wood on bis homestead and miaa-
and we believe he will get the majority preme Court, being a l»ve the average
Veadlea. Oil, B elt* and all kind* o f flfw in l
If re-elected will continue to give the
Mrs. C, C. Clement and daughter. your quick and easy lunches. Wieners, j mg the child, with hi« wife was fran
M achine «iipplies. R epairing a specialty.
of the support. The good new» comes
M'ss Hutti f lament, were county fail bologna, baked luncheon loaf, pork j tic«lly searching for him when his
that Wasco county Republicans will jieuple that same conscientiooa service
Nrw
home l« rs are Quality Choosers
that
lie
has
given
in
the
past
sausage, snails, doughnuts, rakes, i deliverer rants upon them
visitors in Ihe Dalles last week.
vote for him as their choice.
r °r b , . t .
W
£
C h o w n
(Paid Advertisement)
Hood River county should haves rep-
Mr si d Mrs H Ml Cummings were pies, cookies, crackers, cheese, canned ! J. K Proctor, Jack l.elliott and
rcsenative in the »tate legislature. Me
in The Dalles last wcea where they ■neats live, graham and white bread. ; J. K McGregor took out their final
I
he
N
e
w
H
om
e
S
e
w
in
g M ach. C*o.
W
F.
Laraway
has
spent
several
Strauss.
attended the Wasco county fair.
pa)>ers for American citizenship Mon­ hundred dollars in the re-equipment of urge the voters of tbe county then to
Pacific Rtdir.. San Francisco. Cal
look
forward
to
the
election
and
give
The
(V
W
K
.4
N.
company
is
con­
day in The Dalles Witnesses who his optical room at his Hood Kiver jew
New rurduto), floppy. crush and
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured
aailor bats as stylish as can be. Low structing a drain pipe to carry otf the accompanied them wire J. h Cole and elry store All of the latest device» for Mr W ilbur their undivided support
*"»> LO-At. APPLICATIONS
i : ev
rain water from the gutter» con Gen Chamberlain.
W. A. HUSBANDS
An interesting grinding end preparing lenses, snd for
price* at Strauss.
cannot reach th« seat of the disease
•Ducted this spring by them on th e 1 incident occurred during tbe questions
«
atarrh
ia
a local <ttaea*e. greatly in-
reliable and effective tests, in fact, all
Wind Herts Wenatchee
M'ss Bessie .Jones went to Hood Kiv­ main street leading to the depot. Iron 1
Blacksmith
nuen«ed
by
constitutional
condition*,
er sal it lay atiii: , on
She was pipe i* being laid and the water will '■ which were being asked the applicants of Ihe apparatus obtainable for such an
in order to cure it you must
Wilmer Sieg yesterday received a and
by
the
judge.
There
were
a
number
Horse
Shoeing
and General
•
*n
internal
remedy
Hall*
Ca­
office,
have
been
instaUed.
Mr.
Lara
accompanied by her little brother. be carried off under the tracks to the !
of persona from various jiarla of the way declares that the best is none too telegram from Coni ad Rose, of We­ tarrh Lura ia taken internally and
Koecoc Davidhisar.
Repair Work.
bottom lamia.
natchee. who reported that one of the *' ts thru the Mood on the mucous sur-
count]! who were applying for natural good for Hood Kiver.
race* O f th. sv-t-n: Hall'* Catarrh
The II. hs I Kiver Market will take
This sture will be rinsed Saturday, j nation papera as proof of their loyalty
Mr I araway's skill in filling optical moat severe atorms in the history of
**■ prearMieel by on. of th. b. »1 M o s i e r .
-
.
O regon
your orders (nr meat snd mail them to Oct. 7, open in the evening, not this I and allegiance to the Cniled State*
prescriptions and his care in repairing tbe district struck orchard* Tuesday pr y sictans in this • ounfry f.vr years It
you by psre*.| peesl Customers will Is week hut next week
tin Friday. Oct ' During the time when the questions Classes ha» won him a widespread pop night. Mr Rose says that estimates ia '-ompofiffil of anm- of th* N«*t N.nic*
allowed :<0 davs on their bills.
V " " ' " " - ' » " h ecn. of th.
•> and the evening of Saturday, Oct. 7, were being propounded regarding tbe ulstity. He often receives orders for of different point* of sSht W enatvhee
Tb' per fact com-
The Miuscs Loth Litllcbxge
in order to make it pay you to trade, names of public officials of the Cniled work from his old home in Iowa and place the damage all the way to 25 per M o i ,u ° " d . puL!:V'r*
’ he Ire r^ h .m * In Hal: *
cent.
Hr
says
that
conservative
esti­
Marie Shogren want to The Dalles with me I will offer you the following States, the state and county officers, : from all points of the mid Columbia
< ur' J?
r-ndu.-e* *u. h
mates place the loss from the gale at J
Saturday night where they attended V a aack off on all feed and ft«ur. I whether they had read the Cnited district
" ra'arrhal romtl-
i»‘ Tl*
^°r teatlinoa'als free
from L'> to 20 per cent
the .out ty fsit
They visited at the will give one pound ealr* on each States and Oregon state constitutions,
H K N K T * '•<> Prop* Totado. O
All telephone lines between North *■ All O
home of Mr and Mrs. Dudley Piercey. order lor tl worth of sugar; I will the question was asked of one applicant
Commercial printing of all kinds a
t’ ruggiM« TV
Yakima and Wsnatchee are down.
returning to Moeier Sunday.
H*U'» Family palls for constipation
have many more bargain« on sale on as to who was the county judge and | The Bulletin office.
1/1
10(7
7
1/1
REPUBLICANS WILL
HOLD BIG RALLY
$1150
1017
AUCTION PRICES ARE
ALARMING, SAYS SIEG
And The Marmon
G
«
D. M c D o n a l d , Agt.
R A IL
BOOKS ADDED TO
MOSIER LIBRARY ASS’N SHIPPING
APPLES AM) PEARS
A U T O
Dr. H. L. Dumble
* '
J. W. ALLEN
Attorney-at-Law
c.
WASCO TAKES FIRST
PRIZE AT STATE FAIR
LARAWAY RE-EQUIPS
HIS OPTICAL ROOM
C. J. L CARLSON
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