Mosier bulletin., January 12, 1917, Image 4

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Dr. H. L. Dumble
New Year Specials !
Brassiers
Undervestsand Pants
A Splendid Assortment t<> eh»«'«»'
from. Your choice
o r
¿DC
Winter Weight U n­
dervests and I'ants
for I-adies Some of
these are of Silk Lisle, worth up to $1 a garment.
Your choice, the garment ____
45c
Richardson’• A big assortment to
choose from.
The linen alone in
these tops, to say nothin« of the de­
signs, is worth more than double the price we are offering
them at. Pillow Tops worth up to 50c each. Your
choice__________________________ __________________ -....
10c
A Table Full to
choose f r o m .
These are flight-
Values up to
Fancy Collars for Ladies
ly soiled or mussed from display use.
•Vic. Your choice
Ladies’ Spats
Colors gre.\. biown and
smoke.
Your choice .
10c
o q
D*JC
Dress Shirts for Men
ed front*, in light and dark colors.
$1.75 each. Your choice___ _ _
A stood assortment of
band collared shirts
with plain and pleat-
Values up to
___ ____
ò iv e n lo
Regular 50c rallies.
nr
Wool Sweater Jackets for ladies, made of finest selected
yarns. Plain white and with colored collars and cuffs.
There are values in this lot up to $4.00.
Your choice ........ ........ ...... ...
$1.25
Outing Flannel Underskirts for ladies
A good assortment to choose from.
O ffic e in B r o s i u i B ld g .
H o o d River
Your choice f c f f
Knitted Underslips for Children, waist and underskirt
combined. Just the thing for winter wear warm n p
and comfortable. While they last, your choice
¿D C
white and colored.
e /\
Your choice
DUC
O v e r c o a ts f o r M en a n d Boys
Value, size 15, now
$1 9h
$10.00 Value, m e Iff, n?w
$ft 00 Value, size 15, now
$4.03
f ‘ * S5 Value, «¡¿e 57, now
$11 00 Value, size 40, now
.$7.5**,
and many others at equally as hig bargains.
see them to fully appreciate these values.
.44.9ft
$5.50
You must
T H E P A R IS FAIR.
Dictionaries
Telephones:
Residence 10.11
Office 1241
Flannel Shirts for men with military collars.
Color grey. Your choice
Outing Flannel.
( H ighest A w a r d )
Physician and Surgeon
Can be
used on
new, old or can­
vas covered floors
Does not soil delicate
fabrics. Sprinkle it
on the floor and the
dancers do th e rest.
Arthur
Pharmacy
Satisfaction Guaranteed
ot !Ke P a n a m a
Pacific Exposition
w a s g r a n M to
I
W E B S TE R ’S
NEW INTERNATIONAL
Superiority of Educational Merit.
RAIL AUTO
Leaves Hood River daily at
1:30 p. m. and 5:00 p. m.
On
Sunday at 1:30 p. m.. 5:00 p. in.
Leaves Parkdale daily at 7:20
a. m. and 3:00. On Saturday
evening leaves Parkdale 0:30p.m.
Steam Train leaves Hood River
daily at eight returning at 2.
Tuis new crtali n ana«era with
final uutliority all kiiulsof puzzling
umutiui.- sui li :n ‘‘ 1L i s
it <f”
1
“ What is a c iUinitout rou~
a
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I.’' ’ "llow is that pro
Mere th n 400.C90 Vocabulary Terms.
30 COO Ceofap .ical Subjects. 12.000
8ii>grai»Lc.i eiinax. Over 6000 lllut-
tratiors. 2700 P a i « . The only diction,
ary with the divided paf a i stroke of
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guaiux.
ReeuUr
India-
Paper hJiliwn*.
W rit« fur ?p*ri-
men pnja «, il- i
lu.-trutiouft. Me.
Ir * « . u ret ol t
Pocket Miipo if
you ij ¿ iiuu this ]
paper.
M l. H iiod Rjilro.nl Co.
W. A. H U S B A N D S
Blacksmith
Horse Shoeing and General
Repair Work.
C. AC.
MFRRIAM CO
Srnacf.U. M- ii .
ix .g n m a e
A total eclipse of the moon was vis­ M o s i e r ,
-
-
O regon
ible to Mosier residents Sunday night
M i h Edna Hildreth returned Sunday ity end failed to send in their proxies.
beginning at 11 o'clock. Many of the
Notice tor Publication
to her hcrr.e in Portland after visitmii the annual report was read by the
B R IE F L O C A L M E N T I O N Ì for a short time at the home of her secretary and manager, E A. Race,
local people saw the full eclipse and
Ih p a rtm so t o f In tertiir. V ^ lounl ortb t m
the
orb
was
of
yellowish
hue
during
T h e Dallt-s, O regon, N o v e m b e r 23.
sister, Mrs. Chas. Abernathy. Miss end his hooka, audited by J. N. Mosier
■H I I I I I-I I I ■§■■1
I I I I » M iti
the entire time of the eclipae which
N oth * iH h ereb y g iv e n that M ir ia m d b eld tm
Hildreth had been in Ibe Halles where and K. (it ChaUietd, were found to he
K ip io v , torm oi v M ir ia m S h eld on Of T h e Dal-
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lasted
tor
an
hour.
Cash did it. Watch Strauss.
she was a witness for Miss Miriam accurate and neatly kept. Some state­
lm, O ititm i, w h o, o n M arch 3. 1910, m a d e
Sheldon Kipley, who was *lven final ments were preaented that the chargee
H A R M SS S U P P L IE S
liom esii-itd E n try. N o 'N ’. ok , fo r 8 W li
Harness Oils and Soap at Chown'e.
Tn glean from our exchanges, The
S4H* l ’ N W 14 N E ; ,. N K . N W q .r ie c . 13, Town-
A
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Hr. C. A. Macrum went to Portland five >ear proof on her homestead for the telephone service were irregu­ Dalles Chronicle and The Dalles Opti­
Mil p 1 N o i th. Kang«-. 11 E hmi , V\ iila m e tle M er
claim.
lar,
hut
a
letter
from
the
Public
Ser­
MOSIER
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mist, that the management of The
<liuii, i is tiled n o tice o f In ten tio n to m a ke
Friday afternoon on a business trip.
F in a l I Iv e Y e a r P r o d . to eHtubiHh c la im to
presiding
of vice Commission. read at the meeting, Dalles Hospital believe in being strict­
OF FACTS
John Elder was in Hood Rive. F r i - i , . Rev.
,, H. O.
„ , Perry,
„
. . elder
.
the land cb o \ e described, b for*- U cvlster and
sanctioned
the
charges
which
had
been
the
Methodist
ly
up-to-date
in
equipment
which
may
day mornintc on business.
Episcopal church, will
U eoeiver, l ' S. L a n d O ffice, at T h e D a lle « Or-
/
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D€ her« from Kennewick. Wn., and made. Kur neat year the auditing be necessary for performing the most
We wish you would read tola and
erby
t e a r n s egon. on the .‘>th d a y o l Ja n u a ry , ¡ J17.
Lee Evans was a visitor hntlay „¡|| |,reach Saturday nigh.t at the Irn- committee was selected as follows: serious operations and for the comfort
« Mintnnf n am es ax witnesses: ttuth K Sue
don, o f T h e Dalles«. O regon; I oaeph L H h eldon,
aflernonn in Huod Kiver
manual church. Rev. Perry is an ex- K D. ('hattield. J. N. Mosier and of the patients. They have had on rakt* it for what you conaider u
L a w y e r s
• fb< DiUles, O re go n ; B d n a H tk a r e tb .o f t o r t *
worth.
It
la
written
tor
your
benefit
W.
A.
Husbands.
f ash is coming
Save all you can I ceptinnally good s|ieaker ar.d Is coming
exhibition at Crosby's drug store a
a id , O regon; L ila «'la rk o f P o rtla n d , O regon.
H l-H A N K WOOIHXM K,
and watch out. Strauss.
, to fill an engagement which he was
“ Sunrise Slumber”
anaesthetic ma­ a» well as our own.
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W. H. Davis wan a visitor in the city compelled to cancel recently. A cor-
chine and some very fine " X ” K»>
liUHt Saturday, vwe received a letter
plates, there being two series of (he
Friday from Hood River
dial invitation la extended to everyone
from
the
Hardie
Mfg.
Co.,
advising
latter. In speaking of tne “ Sumise
Notice of Ad m io M r.itor’ s Sale
W A. Marsh s o in The Oates to attend the meeting Saturday night.
Slumber” machine. Dr. Reuter, of the us that the shortage of pig iron, and I)r. William Morton Post
Wednesday on buaine»«
Lee Evans, accompanied by hie ais-
In the County Cnurt <>f the S tate o f Oreetm for
hospital management said, " A n y one common coke uud coal, as used b..
Waaco County.
Cet good Sole Leather and all kinds t " . Mrs E. M. Hunter left Wednee-
Dentist
In the m atter o f the estate o f
who has been undei an anaesthetic will their factories, was becoming a seri­
of Shoe Nails at Chown's.
d» » f " r, A ,ea
th* y
S. E Francisco, deceased.
p , n .
a
ii
. with friend» and relative*. Mr. Evan«
The annual report of the lii.ai.ee readily appreciate the advantages of
N o i i c is hereby given that in an order marie
k ' » n i i 1 and 2 Hall llhlg.
Plume 2101 ami
Mri*. h. L Hoot Mud ion, Howard, pjanB tG remain h month aod niatrs committee of the city council and that this machine aa the anaesthetic is ous menace to the further manufai
entered in the above entitled Court and cause,
nil the 11th day n f December. 1910. the under-
were in Hood River Wednesday.
that now
the right tune for ti'hir.g of the treasurer were acceptid by the easily taken, is prefectly safe, remov­ turing of their goods.
On Monday
HOOD R IV E R , ORF.GOX
-ufneri. a- arimitiistrator o f the estate o f S. E.
Notice on the front page the special for ateelheads and salmon as they are Hldermen.
During the past year a ing the dread the patient has for the morning, we received a long distance
Kranci'Fii, deceased, was authorized, .licensed and
cntTce ad of Nichol \ Co.
now running in the short rivers. He good showing has been made and anaesthetic, more than for the opera­
directed t*» sell at private sale, all o f the real
call,
stating
that
further
orders
property belnntrinK to said estate which said real
V. C. Young returned Monday morn expects to lish in Alsea Hay, at Wai- nearly $1000 less in warrants waa out­ tion, and recovery is very rapid with­
DR.
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property is described as follows, to-wit:
standing at the end of the past year ns out nauaea or other had effect«. In would be accepted by them, only
mg from a trip to Hood River
port and also at Newport.
I."t* One (1), Tw o (2), and Three (il) in Block
.DENTIST
minor and short operations nitorus when accompanied by signed ordet
<)i . (1) in the Town o f Mosier, in Wasco County,
compared
with
the
previous
year.
Part
Mr
and
Mm.
I..
L
Vannurtwick,
and
J. Mtrcin was in Hood Kiver Monday
«Oregon.
oxide gas and oxygen are given while
of
this
may
lie
aecounted
for
because
'laughters,
Alice
Mild
Kay,
stopped
off
HOOD
R
IV
E
R
.
OREGON
from the grower who would ultimate­
morning attending tn business matters.
In conformity with said order 1 will from and
on their way to Portland for a visit little road work was put through dur­ in major operations ether is adminis
a fter the l*'»th rias oi'.Innunr*. 191*», sell at private
Office Phone 1081. Res. Phone T»3
Mrs. Ed. K. Reeves returned Tuts with their daughters and son-in-law, ing tlie year 1916
sale : I ca-H in band, al! o f said real property,
the warrants fur tered in conjunction with the other ly use the Power Sprayer.
.ibiect to approval and confirmation thereof by
day morning from a trip to Portland.
We were advised - to guarantee
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Dunainnre, and the tire engine have been paid. Delin­ gases, the patient being first given
said County Court-
John Elder was in Hood Kiver (he | also with friends. They were on their quent taxes m the city amount to only nitrous oxide and oxygen and when delivery to those who signed an
Date o f lust p u b l i c a l D e c e m b e r 15, ^U6.
E i h iak A. R a c k ,
first of the week on business.
j way to Kockaway Reach where they $129 26. with only $21.58 unpaid for under this anaesthetic the ether is ad order now for a P< v er Sprayer
dl5 jl2
Adm inistrator
ministered, thus reducing the amnunt
1915.
The
reports
follow:
were
formerly
located.
Mr.
Vannort-
Ho n»l forget that J would like to
but
to
those
who
waited un­
Report on City Warrants for Year of ether given to a minimum.”
figure on any grocery order. It will wiek took his howling alleys to Enter
"One
of
the
greatest
features
of
the
prise where he has been with his 1916:
til! the season was on, we could only
pay you tn figure with Strauss.
machine is when used in childbirth to
Warrants issued m 1914. $2,11:1.78
promise to do the very best we could
\T T H E
The Misses Marie Shogrcn and Emily family during the winter months ar.d
produce
the
condition
known
us
“
Sun­
will now resume his business at the warranls issued in 1915, $1,925 06; war
Huabsnds were visitors yesterday in
rise Slumber” which first made its And such a promise would not be o f 1
summer
resort.
rants
iasued
in
1916,
$1088.10.
Total
Hood River.
appearance in Sf. Lukes Hospital, a definite nature. And so we say, for
¡ TilK P A L IE S
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-
OR EGON
Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Howard mo- wurants issued to date, $4,476.94.
Chicago, in 1914, and la now being e x ­
Housekeeping rooms tu rent, t'orn
Warrants paid in 1916 $1,729.72;
!
tored
over
from
llootl
River
Tuesday
tensively used throughout the east. It your own protection, take our hunch,
fodder and Early Ohio potatoes for
warrants
paid
in
1916,
$2,09-
66.
Total
snd Mr Howard spent a part of the
is perfectly safe, there being 150 cases and get your sprayer ordered.
aale. Phone 72.
j 19
1 day patrolling the lines of the Pacific warrant* paid to date, $3,754.37.
nf childbirth in Cleveland, Ohio, in
The price has already advanceu
F. A. Allington and aon, Harrell, | States Telephone company between
Warrants outstanding, December 91,
1915, without a single death of mother
were viaitors Wednesday
in Hood thin city and Hood River
Mr. and 1916, (includes No. 620, $0.50, called, or child, produces an absolutely pain­ once since the first of the year. An ■
River
Mrs. Howard also motored tn thi-lr not yet presented), $722.57.
less childbirth without the loss of con­ advance of $10.00 on the smaller ma­
Warrants outstanding, Dec. 31, 1914,
Are you intereated in a Wood t ut ranch in the Grandview district and
sciousness, is stimulative Hint produces chines. and $15.nh on the larger siz
Names to conjure with —
ting Outfit? I f so see t'hown about are planning nn erecting a small house $2,119.78; warrants outstanding. Her. a happy, c a r efr e e slate of mind."
es, took effect on the 1st of January.
the Wade Portable, its the best
on the place and expect to spend a i 91, 1916, $1,715 12; warrants outstand­
There has also been installed in the
ing.
Dec.
91,
1916,
$722.57.
Wo
do
not
wish
to
Intimate
there
will
Mrs F. A. Allington and her mother part of the time here thi* summer, i
hospital an " X ” Hay machine of the
It J Fash on hand December 31, 1916. largest size and latest model, for the he another advance.
You know ar
Mrs. C. Uuscher, were Hood Kiver 'I hr j return* d Wedneede iftei
Los A ngeles . R edlands . R iverside
$92.70;
warrants
outstanding
less
cash
Hood
River.
P asadena , S an D iego . V enice , L ong hi ach
visitors Saturday
diagnosis and treatment of various much about this part of it as we do.
on
hand,
$689
87.
At the close of the present holiday
obscure diseases and fractures. The But thia much you can bank on- 1
Kodak tiriistillig-eipert work-twenty-
Treasurer's Account for 1916
two series of radiographs exhibited are
font hour service.
Slocum >V Canfield si aann the receipt* of the lo- al post
office
worn
found
to
show
a
slight
in­
Receipts
-
Fash
on
hand
December
typical pictures of fractures, gunshot there will not be a reduction this sea­
0»
b MU
crease
over
the
same
period
of
a
year
wounds, and show as well how obscure son.
91,
1915,
$115.97;
received
during
1916
Mrs W. J. Wollarn and Mrs. E. P.
Watson, of Hood River, were visiting ago. The incoming as well ae the out from County Treasurer, $2,047.71; re­ diseases of the bene and ot the stomach | Hast year, some few of our custom­
going mail* were much heavier, ea ceived during 1916 from licenses, $37; are diagnosed with a certainty which ers suffered because we could not
with friends here this week.
pecially the nutgoing mail fur the received during 1916 from tine. $9 56.
wolud be imposyible by any
other
A good lime to buy pillow rases and months of November and December,
Disbursements l aid out ill 1916 on known method.
The plate* demon­ get spray hose enough. W e have pur­
sheets and muslins right now before owing to the heavy shipments of apples wsrrants, $2,090.65; paid out in 1916 strating the fractures show typical chased ten thousand feet of hose to
they go uny higher. Ktrauss.
and other produce for delivery within for interest on warrants, $140.91 ; bal­ cases of fracture of various hones and take care of tliia season s demands
California is delightful the year*r«»und. Now I
Rev. Leon L. Myers and his IHIIe the second zone. A t the close of busi­ ance on hand December 81,1916, $92.70. the condition before and after the re­
you may go via the SA L T LAKE ROUTE, |
' whether we have enough or not n
son, Paul, were viaitors Monday in ness, December 3», 1916, there re
duction of the fracture and during the
Receipts from County Ireaaurer-
returning from Los Angelos, as you wish, by
mains
to
be
seen
Thirteen
hundred
Hood River.
maineil 11124 to the credit of (he isiatal Delinquent 1914 taxes paid up, *141 16; process of healing. Probably the most
palatial steamer or limited train, or |!
Totnl $2,- important of the radiographs shown feet of this hose is already contract­
vice versa.
Let us linisli your lilme. Sotno may Is savings depositors of the Mosier post 1915 I bxcs paid, $1,906.59.
047.74.
are those of ulcerated stomachs before ed for by our customers.
loft at the liulletiii office. Slncoin ,V office
1 III tax levy for MSclav Paul in and after operation. One set nf plates
Call upon, or write the representative of
Canfield. Hood Kiver.
tf
A t the meeting of Ihe M E. E. cluh
We purchase«!, and have received
shows a stomach which has a constric­
1915.
$1.928.21
;
paid
in
1916,
*141.15;
Waller Cley and Lloyd Fisher were Monday night the formal organization
about two hundred 1«» and 12 foot
tion
of
the
pyloric
or
outlet
end
of
the
still
unpaid,
$21
68.
Total,
$2,090.94.
B yla w s were adopten
visitoie the first of the week in Hood was eirerted
We are now advised
1916 tax levy for Mosier Paid in stomach caused by ulcers. the next spray rods.
and the following officers elected
Kiver.
J.
N.
Mosier,
president;
las. K. Foie 1916, *1,906.59, unpaid. $107.68. Total, plate showing the stomach after an that we cannot hope to get any morel
1 will surprise you with the quick
named below, and the re^f w ill be do n « fo r you.
$2,014.87.
operation called ‘ gastroenterostomy,’ spray rods before April or May. at
ness with which I will get you a vice president; L .1 Merrill, secretary
Total delinquent, $129.26
which means a new outlet established
I
treasurer.
I
h
e
president
then
up
McCall pattern. Try me once. Strauss
Brasslined spray rods ,
The following claims again*l*the city from the stomach into the bowel by the earliest
[ (iiinted the following committees Ex
Win. McMurray. <¿eneral Passenger
Mrs J P. Tryon and children re I I cutive, J. N. Mosier, Jas. K. Foie. were allowed
detaching the howi! from the stomach cannot be bought at any price. The ,
Rurtlan.l
turned Friday afternuun from 1 he [ I . J. Merrill anil W. K. Deeper; Kn
las. E. Cole, Oct., Nov., Dec., sal­ at the pyloric end and sewing it to the large mills are refusing to accept or­
Halles.
tertainmenl, Mrs. P I. Arthur, Mrs ary, and stamps $7.70; library board, stomach at the lowest part and rutting ders for aluminum lined spray rods
_
. . . .
For good things to eat do not forget It II
Mnore. E. M. Strauss, ami $2.50; P I. Arthur, salary December an artificial opening in the wall of Ihe
Hus­ stomach leading into the howl in its So there is nothing left but the iron
Strauss
How shout some of those Roger VV. Moe; Membership. Mrs. las and tablet. $10.10; Mrs. W A
good pickles?
I < it. Mrs. F <1 Nichol. Mrs. Jas bands, salary December, $1; linger new isisilinn This plate shows the li ted* heavy rods, after we have dis­
I hi W. Moe, sulary marshal and notice food passing from Ihe stomach throuuh posed of our present stock.
And it
Ray Hailey has lesaed the Wagoner t’ hcrry and K F. Middleswart
ranch east of the city for a year, and next meeting of the club will he held warrants, $5.40; Muairr Valley lele- the artificial opening into the bowel.
will he necessary for us to reserve a
phm
e
Fo.,
$.70;
W
E
Fhown.
supplies
Taken
as
a
whole
we
understand
will soon move with Mrs Hailey to Monday night
and hall rein, $2 76; Pacific Power A Fiat the exhibition was really an certain number of these rods for our
the place.
Streets in the city are being in
l i g h t Co., tor street lights, $36.10, educational exhibit giving the people power sprayer sales. Hods, hose, etc
.lea. K. Cole spent Sunday and Mon­ proved this week. Tailings from the for libraiy, $1.
of The Halles and vicinity an oppor go as regular equipment with f*ach
day in Portland vieitmg with relatives rock crusher are being spread on the
The business of the old rouneil hav­ tunity of seeing the results of the
and Iriends and alsu attending to huai principal stnets and the ruts and low ing ended, Mayor Race thanked the modern " X ” Kay machine.
sprayer.
W e already have
enough '
(daces tilled
While excavating thi
reas matters.
for
Hardie
Power
eouncilinen for their hearty co-opera­
The " X " Kay has been found very signed orders
street
in
front
of
the
Church
of
Christ
| Mrs .) E. Higley and her daughter,
tion in managing city affairs and stated efficient in Ihe treatment of cancer in Sprayers to make a very noticeable
yesterdsv
a
heavy
blast,
to
break
up
s
Mrs. (7race Piercev and little son.
that he hoped the new council would internal as well as external cases and Inroad on our «pray rod stock.
Kenneth, were visitor# this week in nig rock in the street, shattered 12 he just as successful.
it is believed that its entire range as
panes
of
glass
in
the
church
building
The Hardie Mfg. Co. will not ac­
I b e Halles.
Alderman Merrill was then elected an effective curative agent has not yet
No other damage was done, although
cept an order from us nor from any
Mr. and Mrs P. L. Arthur were vis rocks were thrown considerable dis mayor pro teni, to act during Ihe ab­ been reached
We are reliably informed that The other dealers for any number of ina
ilor* in Hood River Sunday, walking tance. Dirt and rocka taken from the sence of the mayor.
Mayor Race appointed the following Dalles Hospital, which is modern in chines, unless we
down in the afternoon and returning street are being used to fill in low
have the signed
committees.
tn the evening
every
way. and has one of the best
places at the corner of the Turn A
order*
This is to prevent «pecula­
Finance,
Merrill.
Husbands,
Wilson
;
equipped
operating
rooms
to
be
found
P. L. Arthur las been making trip* l.um building and near the rock crush­
to Hood Kiver every morning this er. Tailings have hern spread as far Fire and Water, Wood, Carlton, Hud­ in the Northwest, has had its capacity tion. And they are right in doing
son; Street, Hudson, Wilson, i arIson ; of 76 patient* taxed to the utmost arid this, because whan a »prayer is need
week keeping appointments with a nut as the Mosier creek bridge.
Judiciary, Husbands. Merrill, Wood; of late has not been able to accommo­
dentist
At the meeting of the Parent Teach Health and Police, Carlson. Wood, date lho*e applying for treatment, ed to sa\e a crop of applea, a grow
Last call for McCall's magaxme at er a-sofiation Friday night. Prof H A Wilson.
but that this lack of rooms and bids er will pay Ihe limit to get one. That
fit* for one year or #1.60 for three Herry, who led the discussion relative
Ihe library hoard was a( pointed as will be remedied in the near future, limit might he twice today's price
yeats, (regular s u r e now $1 yearly ) to the purchase of a moving picture follow* and confirmed by Ihe council: the management new having plana
But if it saved Ihe crop
it would
Offer expires toon
Ruth I ittlepage machine by the association, outlined Mrs >v a Huabeede, Mr*, p. L. Ar
und' r consideration to inerrase the size
at Strauss.'
perhaps I»*- wurth it
W e don’t went
the benefits to lie derived, both from thur, Miss L. Elder, Mrs. Jas K. Cole, ol the hospital.
Mr* H A. Kerry was taken to Hoed an educational and social standpoint. Mr*. C. (I. Nichol and J N M -n r
The maternity department is equipped to see any gr< wer have to pay more
Kiver Mouuay li g h t ly Hr. It. I
The talk waa taken up by several
Street grading was discussed and the with all the latest appliances for the for u Sprayer than it is worth under
Humble, and was placed in the I ullage members
It was slated at thia meet­ council favored all property owners comfort of the mother including the ordinary circumstances.
hospital there foll o w ug a revere II ing that the Immanuel church intended digging hack to their property line and “ Sunrise Slumber” apparatus men­
We say this is for your benefit a«
ne»«.
to purchase it moving picture machine (lilting in a retaining wall next |n tioned in a (revions paragraph. I h e
W i i i t w l — T» le t eont m e t f«*r *.'»> a * r*> and that the P.-T. association would he their property.
rooms ate especially e. nstiucted with well a » out », »o t because of the lit
t«» lu i urubu««! an i c **Hr«*<! rem ix fo r offered the free use o f it. The chureh
Roger W Moe waa appointed as mar dealet ed Moor* and walls so that all tie we might profit by your purrhas
epriDw {«low ing
W o rk to la* J o m on is plsnning to portray Hiolical scent« ahal by Mayor Race and the appoint­ disturbing noises from the oulsitte arc ing a Power Sprayer,
but because
anil
has
now
raised
$50,
the
n
i
c
e
of
ment confirmed by the council. W. A cut off from the patient.
M c lr u u e r ii .eh
Tor l 'A iti cu lar» m***
the machine and an additional amount Husbands was appointed tire chief, ap­
J a n .• » ( 'h e r rv .
The rooms for these patient« are the success or failure of your bus5-
light, airy room*, fitted w ith such cor ness make» the suoce*« or failure of
Ko> S t o l t i b ' l i i r i d i l a r i w eek to for the purchase of a curtain and nec pointment confirmed.
Prices will be secured for ground for veniencea as the cases require.
our business
Portland to resume his studies at the essary apparatus for installing it it
A committee was i ity hall, fire engine and jail aites and
The medical department consists of
Reta ke-Walker Husine*» Collige
He being subscribed
Thank you for roa«ling this
W
appointed
tu
confer
with
the
board
o
f
)
taken
up
at
the
next
meeting
wards
and
rooms
which
are
light
and
spent his vacation with hit parents.
Aidrrnan Merrill moved tbet the cheerful and are properly equipped «uily hope you will profit by it
Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Stolti, on their directors o f the Immanuel church tel
go farther into the subject. Everyone ' mayor be authorized to solicit aid ot with all the necessary features of a
G ILBE R T A D E W I T T
ranch at Greenwood
present seemed to be of the seme opir J Engineer J. A. Elliott in deliveting
J. P Tryi n hr* hern having trouble ion, that a moving picture machine grade* of the main streets and to as thoroughly modern medical department.
thia wee:, with an infection in one ol would he a fine thing for Ihe commun \ tatliso a grade on Third avenue
Sec
The state game department ha* re­
bis little toe». He w m t to Huotl Kiver it?-
ended by Alderman Husbands and car- ceived to many inquiries regarding the
to have the Injured foot taken cate of.
We off* r One H *'d(«* i
tar« Re-
At
the
annual
si
kh
.ller*
merting
hour of sunrise and sunset that it ha* ward for any ea»«* *'f i ’n»arrh t| at au­
the whnle foot being in a swollen con
|
ot
the
Moelar
\
!fey
Telephone
not
b
**
cured
by*
Hall*»
C*
tfition
A gigantic host of sparrows ami rob­ prepared a table showing the exact
pany, held Tuesoey in Lamb's hall
HalTa Catarrh Cure hnt been taken
ins nun,tiering at least 25,990 have time the sun rises and sets during the by catarrh
Believing the beat is none too good the followirg directors were elertod
f(>r the pa«?
for n»y customers, l bought and in J M. Carroll. K A. Race. C. J. E been speeding i.orthws.d
in dins« months of November, December ami thirty-fix c year». and ha» become
stalltd a Furlough* Adding machine Faileoi , Chat. T. Hennrlt, and Geo. cloud*. The bints suddenly appeared up to snd including January 15, 1917. known a» tb moat reliable re rwdy for
beginning November 1 the only open «’’atarrh. Hall’« datarvi* C w t acta thru
and all accounts are row checked with Chamberlain.
Ihe tmard is the s*mi from the south at 11 o'clock last Thur*
the Blood on the Mucon » n r f i r « « , ea-
same, which checks all mistakes, this as last year with the exception of day and passed over I eke Washii glon. season for shooting will he on migra
fwlHng the Fotjain fr^m the Blood and
week have added a Electric Steel Cut Geo. Chamberlain who was ilccte j to They moved in great phalanxes severa* toty birds, auch as duck«, geese, etc. healing rii« dtar .eed portion»
The shooting of these bird* is con­
lll.g * ■ 1', , ,•
-
Aft*r you b vve .* ’ ' **;
blocks
in
long,
the
sparrows
appearing
fill the vacancy cauai d by the resigna­
trolled by the Federal Migratory Bird Cure for a ebon tirr jpou will aee a
how nicely it does tkejjob and try a tion o f C. J. I ittlspage
The meeting first in tremerulous lumbers while be act. It i* urlawful to begin shouting great Itnpr-jv «»ment tn emir cenerai
pound of 1 he Strauss Special Whole was called for 10 o'clock but it was hind then came regiment after reg­
gtart tafeln« «a lP « Catarrh
before sunrise and one must cease heaîth
Roast coffin erd have it ground fine or nearly 12 o'clock hetoic a qu rum nimi of red breasted robin*
at one* and rot irid of catarrh.
shooting al sunset.—Oregon Sportsman Cure
!#nd f o r (MtiiMnlalt fr e v
coarse as you like it. at 29e lb., equal could be gathered. Many who owi
.No tresepaesiug and
noting signs
F J C H F N B T A CO
T . U d o . O lit a
to amrt 40c ran cclfeee. Strauss
•hares of stock have left the commun- et this office
g o ld b y a ll P r u g r t t «
ii Karri be for the Bulletin.
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