Clarence W. Oland
«Specials
Boy’s Underwear
S h i r t s and Drawers, Winter
Weight, fleece lined, sizes 24 to 34.
Garments that sold for 20c to 35c
each. Your choice to close 1 C m
them o u t.........................
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B c n n in g t q m . V t
ao B B sæ a?s
T h e M e rc h a n t’s
O b lig a tio n
Men’s Cotton Fleeced Union Suits
winter weight, splendid garments,
for this very low price of tne o n «
s u it...........
O U I#
E try to express our
Undershirts and
sense of it in the
Men, fine ribbed,
goods we sell. Shirts, hats,
W i n t e r weight,
men's clothing.
W
C o o p e r ’s
** S p r in g - N e e d l e '* K n i t
U n d erw ear
B e n n in g t o n B u ilt w i t h
P a t e n t e d C lo s e d C r o t c h
meetsthequalitytest. It con
tinues to fit, keeps its fine
appearance and feel after
many trips to the laundry.
Notcxpensivein thelongrun
Drawers for
close woven,
fleece
lined.
Drawers sizes 30 to 42; Shirts 34 to
41. Your choice the gar- 4 C f%
ment ...........................
W’oolen Undershirts and Drawers
odds and ends that are well worth
$2.25 to 12.00 a garment. All sizes
in this lot. Drawers sizes 32 to 46;
Shirts 34 to 48. A big bar* Q C m
gain at the garment.............
Children’s Fleece Lined Vests and
Pants; mostly small sizes left.
Values up to 25c. Your choice
while they last the gar- 4 O «
ment ................................... 1
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Som ething new :
The la te st and
moat up-to-date
F u rn itu re
catalo g
w here you can se lect anything in F u r
n itu re at lowest prices
Stop in at
C how n'a and look over the hook
will be at the Immanuel Church
Ladies’ Heece Lined Vests and
Pants, Winter weight; some of
these garments are made o f nure
lisle thread and are worth regularly
$1.00 each. All sizes in this 4 Ca*
lot. Your choice the garment-*** * *
Ladies’ Suits and Coats, Second
Floor. Call and see them.
We
have a nice new lot for you to
choose from. Second Floor.
We have a big line o f Trunks and
Suit Cases for you to select from
should you be in need o f anything
in this line. We will save you
money.
Rugs and Art Squares
A dandy assortment at most at
tractive prices.
It will pay you to
see these before buying elsewhere.
P aris F air
Ask about the Free Show T ic k e t* we are giving
isa i
I
Violinist, Cartoonist, Swiss Bell Ringer
w ith frie n d s. K ev S tn e tze l, who is
now at K s ls m a . W a sh ., was fo rm erly
pastor o f the Im m anuel church in this
c it y . He has been m akin g a short
v is it on th is trip w ith frie n d s in Hood
K iv e r and V anco uve r. He sa ys that
his fa th e r and m other are in much bet
M EM BERS
ASSERT
ONE
te r health than they w ere when the B O A R D
SCHO OL
AT
M ONM OUTH
CAN
fa m ily le ft M osier.
NOT S U P P L Y N EED S OF E N T IR E
J . Ft. H ig le y and l.eo N ichol w ent to
STATE.
Hood K iv e r y e ste rila y m orning where
they m et M r. H ig le y 'a son, l.eo , on
Salem , O re Sep 22.— Th e Board of
tra in num ber lti, rid in g w ith him to
The H a ile s, and re tu rn in g to M osier R egents of rho Oregon N orm al School
on the afternoon lo cal. l.eo H ig le y filed itc fin a l draft of a aurvey made
was w ith a company o f th irteen front j of the N orm al School condition to the
A la s k a who were going as a rifle club
State Su perintenden t of Pu b lic In
to Ja c k s o n v ille , F'lorid a. w ith th eir
expenses paid by the governm ent, stru ctlo n on T h u rsd a y T h a t the State
w here they w ill p ractice arm y m an of Oregon ia sadly in need of an addi
ttonal N orm al School as ia provided
euvers.
Ftdgsr H . t’ensenich, c ash ie r of the by the in itia tiv e ineaatire cre atin g auch
N o rthw este rn N atio n al hank, o f P o rt a a< hool at Pendleton is recognized by
land, and C a rl M etering,
a s sista n t the Hoard of Regents in th e ir fin a l re
cash ie r of the mum: bank, accompanied port made afte r an exh auative survey
by M aster Geo. Se nsen ich. w ere here of the condition of the one preaent
from Portland Sunday as guests o f D r. a« hool at Monmouth
T h e y recognize
and Mra. C . A . M acrum . The Port
too, in th e ir report, that auy new Nor
land men were ve ry much impressed
mal School ahould be located fn a
w ith the M osier orch ard s, ta k in g con
sid erab le in te re st in the p ickin g and town havin g public schools large
packing o f apples and the handling of 'enough to provide am ple teacher train
ing p ractice for the (te a c h e r) students
the f r u it.
Mr and M rs. A r th u i Kuh n are m ak of the N orm al
“ It is apparent to anyone who has
ing plans to leave the firs t o f the week
on a m otoring trip to C a lifo rn ia where studied the situ atio n that there is need
they w ill spend the w in te r. T h e y e x of ad ditio n al N orm al School fa c ilitie s
pect to rem ain u n til the firs t o f M arch in O regon; the Monmouth School aloue
and w ill m ake th e ir home w ith M r. cannot care for the num ber of students
anil M rs. I,. M scM u llen . at T u rlo c k , who d esire to be or should be enrolled
C a lif . The la tte r ia a niece o f M rs.
in N orm al School w ith in the next two
K u h n . T h ir t y ye ars ago M r. and M rs.
Kuhn resided in C a lifo rn ia and they or three y e a rs, and it w ill be necessary
w ill v is it w ith frie n d s and re la tiv e s st to send Oregon students to W ashiug
San Diego, San K ern ard in n and other ton and C a lifo rn ia for th eir train in g
points. Chaa. W arre n w ill he le ft in
charge o f th e ir ranch.
C lare nce W. (Hand, who w ill appear
at the Im m anuel church next Th ursd ay
nig ht, under the auspices o f the I allies
Aid S o ciety, comes h ig h ly rccomended
according to press te stim o n ials from
c itie s where he lias been greeted. He P R O F
R.
C.
FRENCH.
FO RM ER
is a v io lin is t o f no mean a b ilit y , a car
H E A D O F W E S T O N N O R M A L , IS
toonist who w ill g iv e sketch es in te r
BOOSTER
FOR P EN D LETO N AS
spersed w ith ta lk s regarding his su b
N O R M A L L O C A T IO N
je c ts , and an adept w ith S w is s hell
rin g in g . H is in te rp re ta tio n s n f bag
Po rtla n d . Ore. — Pro fesso r R . C.
pipe p layin g and fife and drum corps
on the v in lin is said to he excep tio n ally Fre n ch , ex Presid ent of the S tate Nor
fine. Th e e n tertain m en t prom ises to mal School at W eston, Oregon, prefers
he w orth y o f good support.
Pendleton ty W eston as the fa c ilitie s
11 E . W heeler, who fo r t i e past six for p ractice teaching at Pendleton
months has been em ployed on the m ake it the lo gical site for the Kastern
ranch of the F'.aat Hood K iv e r F'ruit Oregon N orm al School. Mere is what
C o ., le ft F riu a y afternoon fo r P o rt
he sa> s
land. M r. W heeler exp ects to resume
“ T h e previous h isto ry of the Norm al
his form er position w ith the R oy al
M anufacturin g Co . o f P o rtla n d , the School In K aste rn Oregon proves that
m em bers of w hich firm are m anufar- a large num ber of young people to
lu n n g
chem ists, putting out soaps, whom other educational in stitu tio n s
lotions and Various drug products. Mr. are not eaatl.v accessib le are ready to
W heeler w ill resum e his fo rm er posi- a v a il them seixes of the p rivileg e s of
tion as tra v e lin g salesm an and says > red by a N orm al School to fit their,
that he hopes he w ill he fo rtu n ate to selvea for com m unity se rvice in public
get the M id-Colum bia K iv e r te rrito ry
Th e im m ediate estab
so th at he w ill be able to drop into school w ork
M osier occasionly to renew acqu ain llshm ent of such a school at some cen
tral point, such as Pendleton, would
tanceship*.
prove a great asset to the State of
O regon.**
lonah hay For Motor Party
NORMAL REGENTS
FAVOR MEASURE
M r. and M rs. C . A . M cC argar mo
M r. and M rs. I.ou Hauer motored
tored to Th e D alles F r id a y .
M rs. C . I,. Jo y w as
Hood K iv e r down from The D a lle s the la tte r part
o
f
la st week and visite d at the homes
the first o f the w eek.
o f his brother and sia te r, H e n ry Hauer
Hrown Duck Aprons fo r f r u it hand and M rs. T . H . (iordon.
ling at C ho w n’a.
Tim e rig h t now tu co n tract fo r that
Fid. F . R eeves returned F rid a y night
w in te r b ill, d e liv e ry any tim e, later
from a business trip to P o rtla n d .
prices w ill su re ly he higher. W hy not
K . M. S tra u ss w as in Hood K iv e r on let me figure on it next tim e you are
business F'riday m orning.
down town'* S tra u ss .
Wagon H olster S p rin g s, a ll sizes at
L . A . M athew s, who is now in busi
C how n's.
ness in Th e D a lle s, se llin g cid er and
E . F . F is k e and son, Ja m e s, re confections, came down for the grange
turned W ednesday from a trip to (tend f a ir S a tu rd a y , retu rn in g Monday m orn
C o m m ercial p rin tin g of a ll k in d s a ing .
T lie K u lle tin office.
Corduroy hats are very s ty lis h . As
J . N . M osier le ft y e ste rila y on a bus usual I have them on tim e and at low er
p rice* than Hood itiv e r or Th e D alles
iness trip to P o rtla n d .
K. M
M rs. W . I ,. R o w land and lit t le son, high expense stores ch arg e.
C laude, w ere in Hood R iv e r yesterd ay. S tra u ss . Yo u r S tu re .
K d w ard H a c k e tt, who has neen here
• Some O rchard I.ad d ers and H arnett
fo r s e v e rs l days as a s sista n t agent at
P ic k in g Hucketa s t ill at C how n'a.
the depot, le ft Tuesd ay fo r Portland.
(J. C . Fivans w as in Hood R iv e r on H is place has been taken by Fred
business the first of the w eek.
H ra d e rb u rg . of Po rtla n d .
F o r S a le 150 sa ck s of spuds, at
F ra n k M idd leaw art and J . M. Hurpec
once. In q u ire o f A r th u r K u h n .
le ft W ednesday m orning for the re
J M. K llio tt retu rn e d fro m a w e e k's giona in the v ic in ity o f P a rk d a le and
v is it in Po rtlan d W ednesday nig ht.
Mount Hood on a hear hunting trip of
M rs. W. C . V ensel w as a v is ito r in ten days.
T h e D a lle s the firs t of the w eek.
| M rs. A . M Hannon w as here the
W . A . Firehu ug h w as up from Port firs t o f the week frhm Aberdeen. W n .,
Stand spent some tim e also at O rtle y
land the firs t of the week
Sam ple gloves g ive you the good where she exp ects to purchase an o r
w earing kind and save you a lot of chard tr a c t in the near fu tu re .
M ra. I I . Ila n k in w ent to Hood Itiv e r
money. S tra u ss .
M rs. M. Chaney w ent to T h e D alles F rid a y afternoon w here she w iil be
confined in the C ottage hospital for
F rid a y m orning for a v is it w ith rela
snme tim e. She w as accompanied tiy
liv e s .
M iss D e lla Iturton, who rem ained w ith
Ix ’t us lin is li vour film s. Same may In- her fo r a few days.
lyft al the I till l«-t i n office. Slocum ,v
Mr. and M rs. F re d e ric k W alch, and
C an field . Hood R iv e r .
If
Chaa.
N a st, fa th e r of M rs. W lach,
F'or S a le —40*1 bushels of co re , either a rriv e d Sunday from Portland fo r a
shelled or on coh. M ust tie sold at two w e e k 's sla y in M osier w here M r.
once. Inq uire of A rth u r K u h n .
W alch owns an apple orchard w hich it
I'. J . M idd lesw art w as up from Hood ^ com ing into bearing th is year
R iv e r th is week v is itin g w ith re la tiv e s
M rs J . K . Hronaugh, accompanied
and friends
by her son, George anil her cousin,
Those m ackin aw eoata have ju st J e r r y , cam e up Sunday for a few d ays'
come in . They are the new sty le and v is it at the home of D r
and Mra.
m y prices are low . S tra u ss .
C . A . M acrum . M rs. Hronaugh and
Fo r Sale S e ve ra l tons of good corn M rs. M acrum a ie siste rs
fodder cheap, i f taken at once
In
When you think of shoes remember
quire of A it h u r K u h n .
1 can show you more kinds and give
M rs. S D. FTsher and d augh ters, you a better deal a ll around than any
No trouble to tit you and I
U liv e and G eorgia cam e up W ednesday one else
w ill he glad to spend as much tim e
from Hood R iv e r .
w
ith
you
as
you lik e u n til you are per
t l i i e the Hood K iv e r M arket a tria l
order for meal w inch w ill lie m ailed to fc c tly sa tisfied at S t r a u s s .’
The M osier K itie C lub held a sue
you by parcel post
Prom pt service.
;* M rs. M ary II
H op kins, m other of cessfu l shout last Su nday. M. Chaney
\
was
high man over the “ m arksm an
J P. Tryo n . returned Monday to her
l.ee H u n te r made a possible
home in The D alles a fte r a sh ort v is it . course “
at 400 yard s slow lire . 25 out of 25.
Mss. H A. H a rry spent the week Th e club w ill fire again next Su nday,
end in Po rtlan d and V ancouver, visit- October 15.
A J . Fivana. Sec.
ing her m other, M rs. d y n e .
Fred W W ilson motored over from
M
rs.
C
.
G
.
N
ichol
and
her
m
other,
u
,.
,
■ I he D a lle s Monday, going on from
M rs. W. D
H o lly , w ere in Hood K iv e r
l(l Hood R iv e r where he spent the
° ,M av
rem ainder o f the week in the in tere st*
Mr. Mini M r*. F red W W ilson were of his caiiiptcgn
rrp u tflim n candi
v isito rs front I he D alles Satu rd ay and , date for cu rcu it judge,
the com m unity f a ir .
Mr <nd M rs Kr>nk H ow ard motored
I w ant a ll kinds of wool H ring
In lo v e r from Hood R iv e r S a tu rd a y . Th ey
(F ro m The D alles C h ro n icle )
I ouncil Profffdinis
any amount you have, large or sm a ll, attended the local f a ir , a fte iw a rd s
When C . J . C ra n d a ll took a p a rty o f
Th « fo llo w in g lu lls worn allow ed a l
and I w ill
pay highest m ark et price, 'g oing to ih e ir ranch m the tira n d v ie w
friend s for a motor trip on the Colum
S tra u ss.
d is tr ic t where they rem ained u n til hia hig hw ay in his new c a r re ce n tly , the reg u la r m eeting of the Common
Song se rvic e at the Im m anuel ehurch | Monday
he forgut to reckon w ith the alw ays-to- C o uncil W ednesday n ig h t:
l.ih r a r y , $2 .5 0; Pacific Pow er ft l ight
Sunday w ill be led by M is J . F\ C*de.
M rs. J . F . Nelson and ehildren ate be taken in to -c o n sid e ra tic n m ish a p .)
P
who w ill u .r for her su b je ct, “ Hur
( now resitting in the c ity
M r. N elson, The big m achine hummed elong happily C o ., street lig h tin g , $9*1.40; J
T
ry
o n , hau lin g cans, $2 ; M rs. H u s
dens.
whe has been employed by the F ia t u n til it stru ck a rut in the ro a d - th e n
s a la ry ja n ito r lib r a r y . $1 ;
The m em ber* ot the bands.
I allies' Je rse v Sp ort Coats n t h e l l '" ° d R iv e r F'ruit C o ., has le ft for an a xle popped
P. 1.. A rth u r, sa la ry recorder, $10;
new colorings th at you w ill find only Portland and other (m ints on business, p arty abandoned the c a r anu had sta rt
j L ib r a r y Hoard, donation, $2 .5 0; R . W
here n in e in th is week priced w ithin < Ht» fam ily w ill join him la te r a* soon ed to w a lk to Hood K iv e r , some seven i
m ile s, when they w ere picked up by an Mne. s a la ry m a rsh a l, $5
I a* he finds a su itab le location
your reach
S tra u ss.
It was pointed out that the annual
F ra n c is V . C allo w ay and C . I. D ar oblig ing m otorist who ottered to take c ity election fo r three councilm en and
¿lie 11,eel K iv e r M aike l w ill tske
your orders for m *at and m ail them to n ie lle , dem ocratic candidates for the them tu Hood K iv e r . The obliging m ayor w ill he held on the firs t Tuesday
you by parcel post • Custom er* w ill lie offices o f d is tric t attorney and sh e riff m o to rist’s car broke down three m iles a fte r the firs t Monday in Decem ber,
o f W asco county, re sp e ctiv e ly , motored from Hood K iv e r and the occupants th is y e a r, Decem ber 5.
allowed JO lavs on th e ir b ills .
began a second s tro ll hom eward. A
The c ity budget, eontaim ng an e s ti
S . D. F is h e r returned Wednesday over Sa tu rd a y from The D alles to v is it m ile fa rth e r on they were picked up a
from an extended trip to M arshfield, the com m unity fa ir a* w ell as w o rkin g second tim e and were taken to Hood m ate o f c u rre n t expenses, together
in
the
in
te
re
sts
of
th
e
ir
election
M yrtle P oin t, H a n lo n , Coos Hay and
R iv e r, where they hired a th ird c a r and w ith a report of the finance co m m it
Mr and M r*. C . A . M cC arg a r, a c
other coast points.
drove to the C ra n d a ll sum m er cottage tee. also the c ity tre a su re r, w ill be
companied
by
M
rs.
Anna
C
ra
v
e
n
,
I n l iw e a r fo r th * whi le fa m ily at
in the Hood R iv e r v a lle y . The C ra n , published n e xt week
last y e a r's prices fo r a few days
Hu.v mother o f Mrs M cC arg ar. motored to d a ll car w as pushed to the side o f the
Mr
now and you w ill
not tie so rry . Hood K iv e r the first o f the week
highw ay and w as le ft there u n til a
( ur mrt Shifts Sands
M cC argar returned by tra in . M rs Mo-
Strauss.
new a x le could he secured from Port
C a rg a r and her m other m otoring on to
The stro ng c u rre n t o f the Colum bia
lend
M r. a rd M rs M. Z. Donnell and
Mr. and M rs. ( \ C . Isom , accom
Portland fur a few d ays' v is it.
M rs W. H G ro a t, o f th is c ity , were has caused such a s h ift in the huge
fam ed by M r. and M rs. K I) . Chat-
Route your freight K K t i l 'I .A T O R guest* of M r. C ra n d a ll. In fu tu re , the sandbar lyin g ju s t north o f the c ity
field, si ii C . T H ennett, motored to
l.io e . sie a m e r
s ta 'e o( W ash in g to n " | la tte r sa y*. he w ill carry tw o e x tra th at fe rry tra m c between Hood K iv e r
T h a D alles last week.
up d a ily except Monday about 0 :.k) a x le *, lo u r tire s ready for p lacin g , two and I ’ nderwood has been marie d ifficu lt.
Miss liu t l. C lem ent le ft Wednesday a in.
Ikiwm Ja ilv c x .e p t Monday tool k its and a patent tire in fla tc r to be W hile the fe r ry landing is w ith in a
m orning fo r
Sto ckto n,
C a lifo rn ia , about 1:1» p. in.
M earner “ D alle
stone's throw o f the business section of
w h e ir she w ill spend the w in ter at the C itv iii' Tut-sdav D iurcdav am i »at ready for em ergencies
the c ity d u rin g high w ater stag es, the
horn# of her brother. K o lia C lem ent.
uriiay a rsiu t 4 ;:k ip . m
IVvwn Mondav
huge sandbar th at is piled up a little
fider
Co in fe r la a rd M a rk e ts make these W'» it net, I ay ami F rid a y atsm t * 15 a. in.
deeper each y e a r, a t the low w ater
cool rig h ts enjo yab le. Huy here where Telephone'¿fi I .
J . <). Held in , \gent.
sin g le gallon -Wo. C heap er iront *» stage m ake* it necessary fo r the Hood
v<Hi get the big sto rk to pick from ai d " T h * fo llo w in g pupils in M iss A lic e gal on* up The larger the q u an tity the K l v r r - t ’ nricrwood fe rry boat* to land
tha low price*
S tra u ss
o ver a m il« from the c ity . Because of
B e n n e tt's p rim a ry room have been cheaper the cate r.
C . A . liag e
the shallow w a te r on the sandbar, it is
M r* C . L . H ubert* and litt le w o , n t ilf e r absent nor lardy du ring the
W alte r, returned to Portland yesterday past m onth: Llo yd W egner. H ow ard
1*191 Du»* menu >ry refreshing M armi* necessary to land at a float anenored a
a fte r a ten d a ys' v is it at the home r f K i’iT , D elb ert Hneye, E d w in G in g e r. h a v e l*rct> *<)»)«• I to o lir m u H n>a<ie distance in tha stream , and passengers
Mr and M ra. Thus Moe,
Koscoe C a r ro ll, F ib e r I Cola.
Neta pttH k
They tri» nvat in a p p a r a n ie are than taken aahore in a lig h t s k iff
M-'oey to h e n on F e rn , I and a t * per Cam p. Jease H a ile y. M illice n t W a lk e r. «ntl the wordiiiK i* -Vi the |«nint. Kor
rent
am
al.
i-rfai
K sls k fin ish in g -exp ert w irk-tw entv-
sale at thia «•filet*.
III 1* KillS M arcella K a c r . Roger C h cw n .
* per cent Frank u D ick. Ttu D alles,
tom hour service.
Sloeoni A C anfield
K a v . F re d n c J Sto te sel waa in the
t »regon
SnberriDe for Th e B u lle tin .
Co.
rnffltf
tf
c ity fo r a few houre F rid a y v isitin g
Under the Auspices of the Ladies Aid Society on
Thursday Evening, October |9 ,8 P. M. f
Admission: Adults 37c,Ctvidren 15c
A most popu
lar and effect
ive remedy for
breaking up a
COLD.
S a tisfa c tio n G uaranteed
Arthur Pharmacy Co
FRY SUPPLY SHORT
AT SALMON HATCHKRY
Fisherm en declare th a t the run o f
salmon this season on the rnid-Colum
bia has been the lig h te st in y e a rs,
and C . E . L a rso n , who has charge of
the governm ent h atch ery at Hood,
W n .,sta te s th at the hatchery w as short
more than 10,000,000 fry Tu esd ay, when
men ceased
catching the
fem ale
fish. Much of the shortage, it ia said ,
is due tu the big seine th at has been
operated at Cascade Lo cks du ring the
closed season fo r the purpose of c a tc h
ing a food supply fo r young fish at the
Oregon s la te hatchery at Bo n neville
The Hood hatchery last season turned
i out 1S.OOO.OOO fry .
A second governm ent h atchery at the
mouth ot the L it t le W hite Salm on r i v
e r. of alm ost tw ice the cap acity o f the
Hood in s titu tio n , w ill have its supply
of salmon f r y cut short th is season pro
portionate to th at o f the Hood hatch
e rs .
Fo r the past se v e ral weeks M r. L a r
son has had a crew o f s ix men engaged
in ta kin g adult fish at the mouth o f th.
W hite Salm on r iv e r at Underwood. A
V-shaped w eir has been constructed at
the mouth o f the stream and the trig
fish, en route to spaw ning grounds,
have been caught here by the hun
dreds. The eggs o f the fem ales are
taken as the fish are caug ht, arid in
large cans are im m e d iiate ly conveyed
to the h a tch e ry. A U rg e portion of
the fish are skinned and salted down to
fu rn ish food for the f r y . O thers, taken
by the scores o f Ind ians encamped in
the neighborhood, are smoked and
dried in the autum n sunshine to fu rn ish
a w in te r food su pply.
Fuitire Ind ian households, w ith pa
pooses, dogs and ponies, have journeyed
down from rese rvatio n s o f the d is tric t.
Salm on heads are considered a g reat
delicacy among the Kerim en, and hun
dreds of the heads, strung on cross
pieces o f wood nailed to posts, may he
seen along the r iv e r fro n t. The stench
of the decaying o ffal can be sm elled fo r
se veral hundred feet, and hordes of
Hies cover the d ryin g fish.
N ew R E O
When In Market
For A Automobile
TnndH pr
^ e ^ ew DORT, a popular priced, sturdy
L U IIM U C I little car, with style and iieautv i / Q C
found in no other machice o f its class
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O r t h e 1017 D p o “ F °ur” > famous for its won-
l/l l l l t i y i / IlC U derful endurance and Îfi* 7 C
low maintenance cost at
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Or The
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P e n ' ^‘ x
l\CU operation
anti
power, its ease of
elegance
Or The 1917 Cole
and handsomely ap d*i CQC
pointed eight-cylinder model at
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And The Marmon ^ cally ^ built
k h^ with
th ° t^ c n
Lynite Aluminum that is the wonder o f the
age. Above prices f. o. b. factory.
D. M c D onald , Agt.
Dr. H. I*. Dumble
WESTON PRESIDENT
FAVORS PENDLETON
Physician and Surgeon
T e le p h o n e s :
R e sid e n c e 1031
O ffic e 1241
O f f i c e in H r o i i u i B ld fi-
H o o d R iver
J. W . A L L E N
A tt o r n e y -a t-L a w
GEORGE K. W I L B U R
for
State Senator
Fro m W a s c o and Hood Itiv e r Counties
T H E D A L I Fis
O REG O N
I I ism I K iv e r C o u n ty's only candidate
D er by & S t e a r n s
for the le g is la tu re from the jo int d is
W. L . B R A D SH A W
la w y er s
tric t of the two co unties from w hich
two R ep resentatives and one Senator
( ’«m iniate for re-election for C irc u it H O O D R IV E R .
O REGO N
are elected.
.1 ml jit- of the seventh ju d ic ia l d is tric t,
A perm anent resident and ta xp a y e r com prising Hood K iv e r and AVatco
of I I . hm ! K iv e r for s year*
C i:y atto r counties.
DR. C. H. JENKINS
ney for H .s s l K iv e r for the past years.
Jud ge Brad shaw ha« t>een judge of
D E N T IS T
A ttorney and S e cretary lor the FUst the seventh ju d ic ia l d is tric t co ntin u
HOOD K IV E R , O REG O N
Fo rk Irrig a tio n D is tric t, the most suc ously for the past tw enty liv e y t s r s .
|
Office Phone 10M. Res. Phone :I83
cessful publicly-ow ned irrig atio n e n ter
D uring that lim e he has given the
prise in the State , s in « 1 its orguni/.atinn people an efficient and eco n o m ica l!
In 1912.
ad m in istratio n of the office.
Post
Favo rs the C o lum b ia K iv e r H ig hw ay
He has a splendid record in the Sn- j
ane th at it sh a ll lie b u ilt and m ain preme C o u rt, being above the average.
tained by the S ta te ; also gm»d perm a
If re-elected w ill continue to give the I
nent roads from road to m arket ta kin g | people th at same conscientious service Room* 1 and 2 H e ll Bldg.
Phone 2401
co untry road b u ild ing ont of county that he ha* given in the past.
HOOD R IV E R , O REG O N
p o litic s ; against w ild cal leg islatio n ,
( Paid A d vertise m en t)
lor fewer law * and Itetter enforcem ent,
c u rta ilm e n t of pu blic expense.
(B a ld adv
v
SIMMONS
Dr. William Morton
Dentist
a »cuma
Catarrh Cannot Re Cured
w ith I a H 'A I * A P P L I C A T I O N * , us th «v
cannot rea- h th. •* at o f th** disease
C atarrh ia a local disease, greatly in
fluenced by
constitutional condition*.
*n d in ordor to cure it you must
take sn m i*m a l rem edy
H a ll's C a
tarrh Cure is taken internally
and
acts thru the blood on the mucous su r
faces o f the system
H a ll's C atarrh
Cure was prescribed by one o f the best
physicians in this country fo r years
It
is t omposed o f some o f the best tonics
known. < orubined w ith some o f the
best blood purifiers
Th e perfect com
bination o f the ingredients in H a ll’ s
C atarrh Cure is w hat prtMu.es such
w onderful results in ca tarrh a l condi
tions Send fo r testim onials free
F J CHENEY A
Props Tolsdo O
A ll D ruggists. 75c
H a il’s F am ily P ills fo r constipation.
R A IL
A U T O
Leaves Hoxx) River daiTy at
1:30 p. m. and 5:00 p. m.
On
Sunday at 1:30 p. m„ 5:00 p. ni.
leaves Parkdale daily at 7:20
a. m. and 3:00. On Saturday
evening leaves Parkdale 0:3Dp ni
Steam Train leaves H. kx I Kiver
daily at eight returning at 2.
Mr M ood Railroad C o
In tb e C irc u it i o u rt o f the s t a le o f ■regoli,
MODUS OF PEBFtCTIOI,
for W amco O ou n ty.
Job© K m gan p la tn lifl. v*. M r* S arah H ell '
Iy . J u lia K Hannon. W illia m J. Hannon, and
aim* a ll o th er }>er*ona o r part leu u i u i i d w i i ,
c la im in g a n y rig h t, title, eetafe. lien o r in ter
eat in »b e real pro|*erty .leacribed iu tne C o m
p la in t h erein , aelenxlanta.
T o “ a ll o th e r per sou a o r p u ttie« u n k n ow n
c la im in g a u y rig h t, title, estate. Hen. o r in te r
est in the real p rop e rty describe** in the Coin
p la in t h erein .
In the N a m e o f th e sta te o f O regon You and
oil. BHts *nd all kinds of Sowint
each ot yo u ¡»re hereby re qu ired to appear and
M so kin.’
.!(»-*, Repairing a specialty
a nsw er the « o m p la in i o f ¡h e a b o v e n am ed
p la in ttfl in the a bove e n title d cou rt n ow on
file th erein , w ith in » i t w eeks from the first
p u blication o f th is S u m m o n * upon you and
yo u a re hereby n o tified that i f yo u fall to ap-
j‘e$»r and a n sw er said C o m p la in t th e p la in ttfl
The N e w H om e .Sewing Mach. Co.
w ill a pply to th e court for the r e lie f dem anded
2©4 Pacific Bldg. Nun F ra n c is co . Ca l.
In the tm n p le it it »h erein , to w it: a decree de
creein g h im to be the o w n e r in f**e *lm p ie o f
*
N I L . * E \ S W N I 4 S W 4. See 21 T. 1
S . K. 17 K . W M , situated tn W a s co Cou nty
Oregon, free fro m a n y c la im , rig h t, tliie . in
terest o r estate th erein , o r lien thereon w h ich
yon o r a ny o f vow m a y c la im th erein .
T h e d a le o f the first p u b lica tio n o f this
S u m m o n * I* the f-;l. d a y o f Uctotier. ItU*» Thia
Is pu blish ed once a w o k for six
w eek * in the M osier l ’.ni let tn. p u b lis h «* at
M.»sler W asco C ou n ty, O regon , by an o rd er ,
• »f H o n W I . tiia d sh sw . ju d g e o f the a bove
“ u n tied Court, ram ie in h i* o ffle e * at T h e M o s i e r ,
O regon
I»»» ;es. in • trefo n . on the *»'h d a y «*f sep tem
t H \ v
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o^nr
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Blacksmith
Horse Shoeing and General
Repair Work.
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v a r ni m e ilin e yonr o H r r (o vou. \ c -
ro unt* d u r iu ih ir t y deve. Y o n r |*«t-
rune^n re rn rm lx n d irite d . Th e ll'a a l
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