Why
not give your
bey and » r i an
opg «u n ity to
make their Rome
•hull/ -a y a n i
tfic tu tf G i v e
them the s a m e
chances to win pro
motion and suoe-3
ih the lad haring the a
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ui
New Hart Schaffner & Marx Suits New Spring Waistings and Oress Goods
Our first shipment of Spring suits from Hart
Schaffner & Marx has arrived and you will find the
newest and best developments in the famous Var
sity Fifty Five suits; for young men and men who
like young style; belt back suits, dignified styles
for older men, and men who think they are hard
to fit.
Y ou’ll like the ail wool <iua!ity and the prices:
we’ll be glad to show you all the new things.
The Hart Schaffner & Marx label is in each
garment; small thing to kx»k for, big thing to find.
$18, $20, $22 and $2S
M E N ’S D R E S S S H I R T S See what a dandy
dress shirt for men we are offering for only !)frc
each, ('oat styles with soft military or lay down
style collars, with plain or French turn back cuffs;
laundred band collar style with laundred cuffs at
tached. These are shirts that you would Q p
pay $1.25 to $1.50 for regularly. Our price «/ D C
N E W S P R I N G S H IR T W A I S T S O N D I S P L A Y
Ask to see them. All the late styles in want
ed materials. Plain colors and in s trip s ; 2nd floor
Let us show you the lovely new waistings and
dress goods that are now beginning to arrive. We
have received a nice assortment and will be pleas
ed to show you.
_
Don’t miss the BIG B A R G A IN S we are offer
ing in men’s ladies' and children’s 9hoes. We bonght
these at a big sacrifice and are offering some extra
big values in this line. Ask to see them. It will
pay you to take advantage of the big savings.
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i Ov« r timo I Ilo ti ati«.»is. Colured Plate*,
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HOOD RIVER’S LARGEST AND
BEST STORE
Hood
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and every part removed in less than 2 minutes—and
any valve can be flushed in a few seconds—
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No stopping!
All valves are large metal halls—no threads what
the Bean. Seats are reversible - a new valve in a jiffy,
without expense.
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AND
No regrind ing o f
I N D I A .
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PAPER
l| EDITIONS. threads
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WRITE for
«pecimeu page*«,
illuerratioiti, etd.
FREE, .i net "i Pocket
Saves money.
Saves profanity.
Sprays when you want it to spray.
SP RI N GF IE L D . M A S S .
h is
in the valve case as in other machines.
Seves time.
Maps if y i (.amu tbit
aper.
G. & C. MERRIAM CO.,
valves or chopping out the
Copyrffbt Hart M l f t w It Mara
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B R IE F
LO C A L
l ° N N
M E N T IO
¡t
■I I I I 1 M I I » » I I I I I I I I 1 I I 't-H
Mrs. V. C. Young wan a Hood River
visitor Thursday.
You w ill find all the beat Pruning
Tools at Chown’s.
0. E. Wilson made a business trip
to The L»allot* ycHterday.
Frank Saltzman was a Hood River
visitor on Thursday.
Get your oils and auto accessories at
the L & N Garage.
John Elder was in Hood River on
business Thursday.
A new barrel o f Batteries just in at
Chown's.
A ll gas engines overhauled at lowest
prices at I. i N Garage.
Mrs. V. 0. Young was a visitor yes
terday in The Dalles.
Boys, get your bast' balls, g lo v e « and
hats at Chown'a.
Frank Ginger was a visitor in Hood
River Friday.
I’auI Bailey was a visitor Friday in
The Dalle*.
Bill Carroll visited Friday in The
Dalle».
Mrs. J. R Try on returned Saturday
from » visit in The Dalles.
t*. I Kirkpatrick was a Hood Itivei
visitor in the city Saturday.
John* Elder spent Friday in Hood
River on luminous.
1. eslu* Root vi <t *• a week end visitor
llood River.
K. I Bradford w ent t<> Portland Sat nr
day afternoon for a visit with bis family.
Guy Duvall was a Hood River visitor
Monday.
M i«» Ruth Little page was a Hood
River visitor on Sunday
Miss Alice Bennett spent the week » no
in The Dalles with relatives.
M. Chaney visited Sunday in Tin
Dalles.
Mrs. VV C. Venn«*) spent Mondav after
noon visiting in Hood River.
Mrs. V. C. Young went to llood River
Monday for a visit with friends
Mrs. C. (i. Stoltz went to llood River
Monday afternoon for a stay.
N. Parke Sturgeas was a visitor Mon
day in Ttie I »alien.
F. \ . Allington was in Hood River
Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. \V C Vensel spent T lies
day afternoon in Horn! River.
Mr. and Mrs. VV. t\. Ilustmmis went to
Hood River Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. C. G. Niehol was a llood River
visitor Tuesday afternoon.
J. I*. Carroll was in T h « Dalle« Tues
day on huainess
J. R. Wilcox was in The Dalles Tues
day on business
Frank Proctor went to Hood River on
Tuesday.
Fred Kvans w as in T he Dalles We tues
day on business.
Clias. T. Bennett was in The Dalles
yesterday on business.
John LUIer made a business trip to
Ihjod River yesterday.
Let ns finiah vonr filuis. Same may he
left at the Bulletin office. Siocom »V
Canfield. II« xh I River.
tf
All sizes o f the Syracuse Plows
needed at Moaier are carried by
Chow n.
G. R. Sellinger is here from The
Dalles visiting with his brothers, Ben
and Zeno Sell Inge r.
Notice elsewhere in this issue til«
menu o f the fine dinner to I k 1 rrved
by the ladies #t the Church o f Christ.
Do not .«tax away during the big
sale.
New surprises every day at
Strauss*.
• Mrs. W. H. Cook and two daughters,
Crystal arid Wanda, were visitors vee
terday in Hood River.
Mr and Mrs. D. \V. Hudson visited
Wednesday with relatives in Hood
River.
Now is tire tin.» to get your auto
mobile overhauled. Come and get our
prices. 1. A N Gsrag*
\'Hi ar«* nr;-
me an»l bring
your family Srturdax night to th«
church dinner
K<«lak finishing--' \p« rt work-tw«Mit\
four iMinr service.
St •* »tu «V Canfield
m£Ut
Co.
t%
, I* Galhgan i ’ hui «* up from li«e
River Nnturdav night r (‘turning ^mnl
in f t
mv
Mrs. Geo R Bagiev, arrived Weilnes
•lay fr■ m liill*K »ro for a visit st th*
hotne of her nicco, Mrs. ( . L. Toy.
Dndtex Ptoreay came up fr» in llood
River Sundav for a visit with hi » parent«
Mr. itn.I Mr«. Jas. Piereey.
NI r and Mrs
K Noting have re
turned frr* li Phi tlao*
¡ere thev visite»!
h r several • lay«
Mn», f . ii. fit« «11/ retili ne I Fridav imi
Ho»»«t Ri
w here •!»♦* ha« »*»en fors-utv»-
t ime.
ieses M
ane ^1»
Th** * M
Misse*
Marie
*1.»»greti and Ruth
,
I i Uto pace were FrMttv
hrtristv nftern«*
*n visitor«
in II s«i River.
ffr V R. Abraham w
tip from
Hoor
River ^stnrviav
eeawnal
)»!i$in»-M.
M. Gham
un»I his daughte . Fle ta.
were visit»
Saturday after K*on I «
flosci Rivei
A lfa lfa and Molasses meal at t i . i ô
a humlrtMi at the big sale. Fee«) oats
P 1 a t«*n, sfs»t cash, at the big aale at
Straus*'.
Mr. and Mrs K. L. Cooj>er returned
Satunluy atternooii trout The Dali»*«
where they hav* b i n visiting with rein*
th e * for aome time.
Mrs. C. II. Davenport ami Miss Ber
tha Shut/ returned to Portland Sunday
afternoon after sjwnding several days
The infant daughter o f Mr. and Mrs.
with friends in the city.
F. M. Strauss died Sunday afternoon
Sam Yates returned Saturday morn in the Cottage hospital in Hood River
ing from a two months* visit in central where she had been for the week
Missouri with his parents and relatives, prior. The little child, Irmgard, who
’» o . t of his time in the vicinity j w .ls horn on April 27, 1915, succumbed
A Kedalia, Missouri.
after an illness lasting for five weeks,
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Davenport and suffering from an attack o f ‘ measles
little daughter, Florence, went to The followed by pneumonia with heart
Dalles Monday for a visit w ith the parent* complications.
of Mrs. Davenport, Mr and Mrs. George
The funeral was held Tuesday morn
K rauss.
ing in the Immanuel church where
John
P. Rosa had charge o f the ser
A real ftargain .Sab* in Mosier. Not
a a»» called sale every day, but a real, vices. The body was brought in by
live, red hot sab* about once a year at six boys who acted as pall bearers.
Many floral wreaths ard bouquets
STRAUSS BABY DIES
EXCHANGE RENEWS
N. W. F. E. CONTRACT
AFTER LONG ILLNESS
i rum tin- Mno.1 IIivor itla ri.r
Notice ol Special Flection
N otice i» hereby given purmiaDt to order of
(he Common C ohdc II o f the City ol Moaier,
Oregon U h M • special election w ill be held in
satot-fty in L lbreiy Hall therein on Saturday
the :trd day o f March, lyiT, lor the purpoae of
voting upon a proposed amendment to Sec
tion i o f tn** charter ol th* C ity ol Mosier. Or
egon, the same being entitled: "An « »rdltmnce
to provide a Charter for the (TUv o f Mosier,
¡»uo define Ita powets : adopted by tin* |»enple
o f the < itv o f Moaier at a special election on
the 26th day o f Hepiemla r, 1XH. That the
polls w ill tie open from the hour o f 8 o'clock
a m. until 4 o ’cloek p rn ol mild day, except
that the «am e w ill he cloned icem th** hour o f
1*2 o'clock m. «o 1 o'clock p. m. o f said day.
And further, that Mrs. I’ L Arthur, Mrs
VV’ A HuKhanda and M r ».«' «L N icH o ! have
been appointed Judges o f said election, the
first named ol whom '-hall be » hatrmun ol
the Hoard, and Mr. Jobu Davenport and Mrs
1». W Hudson have t>een appointed c le rk * of
said election
i
BEA N ” POWER SP R A Y E R S
T H E (» - P O IN T
s p r a y e r
Has nine other big money and time saving fea
tures.
We’ll he glad to explain all about them, and
The fru it (Jrowens' Exchange, or
gariized in 1913 and which haa market
the complete line o f ‘ ‘Bean" hand and power sprayers
ed ita fru it continuously aince through
the Northwestern Fry it Exchange, has
and appliances.
again signed a contract forjthejcom -
ing year with the Seattle central sales
agency.
“ The action was taken with the
unanimous consent o f our 187 grower
members,”
says Kenneth
McKay.
"O u r ('imperative organization has
grown to its present capacity from an
»• L. AKT HF R,
City Heeorder.
initial membership o f 25.
We have flo.in‘2
bien well pleased with the service the '
Northwestern Exchange has given us, !
and now we are anticipating the atlili- j
Summons
Hememtar that on Saturday you
1£ h“ The
^
“
nt
for
male quar ation o f a number o f other growers be- j 111 the «Circuit Court o f the State » •f «/regoli.
may get an excellent dinner given by I 1
. .. I — -
tet, consisting «>f C. T. Bennett, W. A. fore the strawberry marketing season ' for the County of Wasco
the ladies o f the Church o f Christ in
Husbands, Thomas Lelliott, and F. A. begins.”
Haul Frederick, I’lalntlfl,
the basement o f the church building
▼».
Shogren, rendered several selections,
Accompanied by J. (). Murk and W
Shi*; bargains at the sale, Sweater with Mrs. Shogren as pianist. The K W arner.lII, members o f the Exchange Hood H ivrr Orchard I.und Company, a cor
(»«»ration. K W. ricijinecr, Trustee, K. W
bargains at the sale, Dry Goods bar Jewish rites o f ceremony were used, directorate, Mr. McKay has just re
lU'arhorn. Maud Dearborn, Arthur Newton
gains at the sale right now at Strauss*. Mr. Ross reading from the Jewish turned from Seattle, where he attended
Tucker, Cyrils Kiigene T a ylor, Kale Taylor,
W
illiam P Hoo|>er, C F Haldwin. Knima
Cash, o f course, at sale prices.
prayer book. His extemporaneous re an annual convention o f the represent
Lawson, w «« Borden P. A. Holland and
Mrs. H. VV. Danielson and little marks for the occasion were exception atives o f district cooperative agencies
II. K. Noble, Dcieudauta.
niece, Dorothy Strauss, were in Hood ally fine. Services were held also at o f growers affiliated with the Seattle i o the atM>v«* »'aiin*d defc-ndantM. F. W . D**ar-
born. Maud DeaiDorn. Arthur Newton
River on Wednesday afternoon where the grave with Mr. Ross reading the central selling concern.
Tucker, Cyrus Fugen* Taylor, Kate Taylor.
they visited with Mrs. K. M. Strauss, words from the prayer book and the
” 1 have never attended a meeting
W illiam Y. UiKiiM-r. ( K Ib.MwIri, W O
who is at the Cottage Hospital.
Bible, with another selection also by characterized by such lack o f dissen
Borden ami I* A. Hollau»!
sion,” says the-local manager. “ Thirty . In t lie name ot the State o f Oregon, you art*
Gravel has recently been spread the quartet.
As a mark o f resjiect to the g rie f affiliated grow ers’ agencies were rep I hereby ri»ijueKt **«1 to ap,*ear and ans'vrr
alonp the property o f Mrs. Wm. John
! p la in lill * complaint filed a^H’ liKt you io the
son in front oi her three houses, ami is stricken parents, the business houses resented at the convention, and
. - I did
.
above entitled court and cause on o r before
now packing hrmly and w ill soon were clotted fo r the funeral. The store not hear a man e x p r e s a dif.satisfaction u ir h ii . duy <n M - n ii. i * k . -aid <i.te is-iux
in afford a firm and smooth walk.
oi E. M. Strauss was closed both M on-! with the past year’s business. Basing more tii»u six weeks from and after the *26ili 1
«»I January, hilT. the date «»f the fiiwt pub
\ my predictions on the rally with which »lay
llratlon o f this sum m on«, and if you fail so to
1 have had u delayed start with my «lav and Tuesday.
Jrtf ¿k C a s c a d e S t«., H o o d R i v e r , O r e g o n
t
Funeral arrangements
were
in ! th«* 1916 apple marketing season is ap(>ear and answer for want thereof plaintiff
sale this year but it has now started
charge o f the Anderson Undertaking closing, on the firm business footing w ill apply to the Court lor the relief demand,
in good shape and new bargains will
ed
in
the
com
pial
ut
herein,
to-wit:
For
the
Co., o f Hood River, and interment was, that the Northwestern Fruit Ex»*hange recovery from defendant, llood Klv«*r orchard
l»«* added day by day. My only wish is
in the I. O. O. F. cemetery.
hxo tjained in the past tow yeas and on I Land Company. U| m » u a promissory note ol .
that when it is finished you w ill say as
with inieri'Mi thereon at tlie
the 8UCCOSS o f it» advertiaini; cam- ttie stun o f
you did last year, " I hope he will have
r a te «*f r* per cent |*er annum from the l*»t dav
paiirn
in the distribution o f tho Skuo- «>f
Alex Fat Don V tn Xusl«- Healer
N«>veinber. lyl.J, ami the furl tier sum «>f
a sale again soon,’ * at Strauaa*.
kurn lirand o f apple», tho outlook for 1 WOO attorney lees and the costa and tlisbur»e-
Mr. and Mrs. K. F. Cooper went to
Alex I*. Carlson, son of Mr. ami Mrs our concern the comiriK fall norms par men is herein. Thai the mortamte of Hoo«l
River orchard l.aml (Company in fav«»r o f |
The Dalle» Sunday morning Mr. Cooper C. J. E. Carlson, has entered into Imsi- ticularly Mattering.
p la in 'it! given I«» secure said note covering ,
will remain oij his ranch five miles out ne^* for himself in Cortland w it I* quarter«
“ It was announced at our convention ! lots HI »s, SD.
9.t, y». *.»5, 100, Ihl. 102, 103, IOI i
; n »*ii n < 11 itle - wh le Mrij Cooper left 1 in the llovem len Ciano Bldg. Friends ol that an innovation in handling the 10.Í, im*. IHT, luy. Ihl, 117, *’M<JHlfcK VIKtt j
the young man thin week receive«I from Skookum advertising would l>t' put OKI H A R liS , Wasco County. Oregon, b e'
Monday lor Portland where »he will i
foreclosed, and that said premises f»e sold for ¡
main for siv weeks or more at the home him business cards on which under his into effect the coming fall. H ereto the
payment o f said Mims and that all o f said
of her sister, Mrs. C. F. Roop, who has name was violinist, followed by dealer fore the Exchange has only branded it» defendants and person* claim ing under them j
lawn in poor health.
in music, musical instruments and cer extra fancy erade o f certain standard he barred o f all rights, title tir interest in or «
to saht premises.
Mrs. E. M. Strauss, who has been at tain kinds '>i stationery. Mr. Carlson varieties as Skookums. N ext season . Tills summons is served upon yon by publl-
the hospital in Hood River since the also advertises on his card as follows: the fancy grade as well w ill bear this j cation for a period o f six weeks lu pursuance ¡
an order duly made and entered in Hit
dr*t o f last week, where she went Everything in the line of music from a label. A tax o f 10 cent« (ier box has ¡ of
above entitled «V»urt and cause the 24th day
with her baby daughter who died there folk song to a grand piano: music post been levied against the .extra fancy o f January, 101?, by the Honorable VV. L 1
Sunday, is still at the hospital where cards; and «ilv«*r plated one dip pens product in past years to raise an ad- j Bradshaw. Judge o f lhe above entitled t'ourt Í
H. K. YOF MANS.
she is in a nervous condition. At last which tit any common ) nui holder and vertising fund. N ext seaRon this as- I
for Plaintiff'.
reports, however, her condition was taki*s the place of fountain pens.
sessment, cut to live cent», w ill be I f>at«* o f first publícal Attorney
o » January 76. 1M17.
For
over
a
year
Mr.
Carlson
has
been
improved.
levied against both the fancy and ex- ¡ Date «if last publication. March t», IWI7.
taking violin fessons in Fortland from tra fancy. I.ast year the sum o f ap -*
L. M. Gilliert, who for th«* past two
Prof, hdiculanh, a famous teacher, and proximately {75,000 was expended by
months has been in charge o f the
has Iteen heard in several recitals. IF* is, the Northwestern Fruit Exchange and
W. A. H U S B A N D S
pruning at the Mayerdale ranch, left
also giving lessons to beginners.
it» affiliated growers agencies in ad
Saturday afternoon for Salem where
Blacksmith
Considerable notonety wa?* gained b> vertising Northwestern apples.”
he w ill till a vacancy caused by the
Vlex recciilly in his tours through the
Horse Shoeing timi General
The Fruit Growers' Exchange has '
resignation o f one o f the teachers in
Northwest with evangelists on account closed all o f it« pools for the 1910 crop
Repair Work.
the state reform school. Mr. ami Mrs.
Gilbert were formerly »*nnnected with of hie masterful playing on tin; violin. except on such varieties as Newtowns | M o s i e r ,
-
-
O regon
Friends in Mosier wish tor him and pre and Spitzenburgs. Gross returns on
this institution. During Mr. G ilbert’s dict that for him the fuiurt* holds in
the respective grades o f the following 1
stay in Moaier Mrs. Gilbert has bean store Success.
varieties have been announced as fo!
in Portland, and she w ill now join her
Why go to Portland to have Y'our Dental Work
lows:
husband at Salem.
Anjou
pears
combination
o
f
extra
done
when you can have it done at home just as good
H r . ami M rs. Xens^l Kntertain (Tub
Mr. and Mrs. R. II Cummings and
fancy and fancy. 105s and larger, $2
little wm, Eugene, l«*it Tuesday morn in«
and
in
many cases better for the same money* or less?
Mr. h mi Mrs. W. ('. Venst-i wert
for Clinton, lows, where they were culled hosts Satimlny nijfht at t heir home in |ier box ; 175s and smaller. $1.75; fancy
o f 105s and larger, $1.75; 175s anil
with the glasses your are wear
following tlie death of Mr. Cummings th«* country t«» th«* meml>ers of th«*
Guaranteed for fifteen years. We employ only7 exper
aunt, Mrs I. I>. Barnuin. The latter M. E. EL Club. On that night the smaller, $1.50; choice o f 105» and larg
ing? If not come to my office
er, 91.10; 175» and smaller, $1.
ienced and registered men. Should anything go wrong
has l**cu in fairly g**«>»l health until inst ground was covered with snow and the
Cornice pears combination o f extra
with your eye troubles and
rivently ami often spent her winters in majority »»f the members made the six
fancy and fancy pack, all sizes, $2.35;
with your work you can come hack with little or no
California. She hud visited in .Mosier, mile trip in a big sleigh drawn by six
headaches.
fancy, all -ize», $2.10; choice. $1.35.
the last time being two year» ago. Dur horses. The guests were all in c « jb -
expense
and we will cheerfully make it right free of
Bose nears combination o f extra
1 fit glasses, that one thing
ing the absence of Mr and Mrs Cum tunies and the greater part o f the
fancy ami fancy , all sizes. $2.10; choice
mings ami little son. wTir»e\pect to la-
charge. Our Prices:
1 do. and fit them right. Over
evening w h s taken up with dancing $1.10.
gone for tw»» week», J I Hendrickson
Delicioua rcfr«»shmanta were served
fit) years’ practice has placed
Baldwin apples extra fancy, 163»
w ill be in «‘barge of the place.
and many were the congratulations
G o ld C row n s
$5.##
Dritlge T e eth
. $5.00
me where it is no experiment.
For the benefit o f patrons o f the li* tendered t«* the host and hostess. A ll and larger, $1.20. 175a and smaller, $1 .
Silver Filling*»
haary who wish to obtain l>ooks or« report a very enjoyable time among fancy, 163» and larger, !Kk-; 175s and
LOO
C yn th etic Fillings ............. 2.00
Many of the leading physicians
smaller.
«
I
V
;
choice,
103s
and
larger
Saturday, Mrs. W. A Husbands, li the thirty five guests present.
Full l pper or L o w e r Plate, rubber guaranteed
80c; )75s and smaller, 70c.
..................... 10.00
and surgeons not only send
brarian, states that the library will
This evening the mem!»ers will h«>l«l
Hyde's King extra fancy. $1.30 anu
Full
Upper
or
L
o
w
e
r
Plate,
la* open all day for those desiring a dancing party in the club rooms, an«l
not
guaranteed
7.00
their patients with eye trouble
books. A s|**o¡aI city election will be | Mrs. Geo. Chamberlain hih I Mrs. \V. A. $1.10; fancy, 90c straight: choice 70c
straight.
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and
headache
to
me.
but
come
held on Saturday, and Mrs. Husbands. Marsh w ill furnish the refreshments.
Northern Spy extra fancy. $1.35
wh«» is a member >'f the election I k »art! I
themselves, which means I
and {1.20; fancy {l. iO straigh t; and
will a«*commiMlat«‘ all library patrons |
Special City Election Saturday
choice,
95c and 85c.
have gained their confidence.
on that da>, except between the hours |
Winter Banana extra fancy. $1.45
o f 1 and 2 p. m. when the budding will ( For the purp»a*e o f excltuling terri
Personal attention in all cases.
ami
$1.30;
fancy
$1.20
and
$1.10;
be c I«> s « h I to allow the election hoard t<«1 tory from the «‘on**rate lim it» o f the
choice, 9tX- ami 70c.
F R E E C O N S U L T A T IO N
go t«» lunch.
city in the southeastern part o f th e !
The net returns to growers w ill he
J05 Second Street, opposite A M. W illiam s ¿k Co.
('omnienciug last Thursday night j City o f Mosier, a sjavtal election will les» by an approximate 20 cents per
Phone Main JW1. Free Exam ination
snow st«rt«*d to fall ami rea« hed a | b«* held Saturday at which time the | hox, the handling and storage charges,
depth during its intermittent fall «*f amendment t<* the charter will I m * i than the figures given above.
Office* \* uh IV l.in«lt|imt, the
M» inches in the dt>
by Mondav voted upon. It ta pre«licted that a big I
LeiHJinK Jeweler
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However, during the «lay, ami night majority o f vote» w ill I m * p«»lU*«l favor
following, a big Chinook wind took ing the iasiie as the general sentiment 1
307 E. 2nd Sl„ The Dalles, Ore.
away the snow considerably. During seems t«* be greatly in favor o f the!
the present week the snow has been proposed change.
g»»ing into the unfrozen ground gradu
Dr. William Morton Post
ally. So many o f the snows this win
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ter have come at a time when the
Dentist
ground was frozen.
The moisture Bv the I:w1 1 • s of th«' Churrh >f Chrixt.
Local citizens are out with a pclitUm
t'.ive your w ife x trext xml hxvo om t<* rt*ai«lanta an«! property owners living
from the last snow is going into the
H >m» 1 and 2 lls jl Bid*
Phoue 2401
ground instead o f running «*n on the yourxetr.
.»long tlie r»»a«i l«*a«iiiig t»* the Cramer
Physician
and
Surgeon
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surface, ami orchardists ar»* jubilant
i grade, which to in the vicinity «>f the
because «>f the ad«1iti«mal moisture Uomo-mmW t'hicken N.xxlir S<nif Itk ' ranch i C. \ Cramer, nearly tiir**e
taken into the wdl.
C'rvxni o f l'lxm Soup. V
! fldtoa aoath «)f town. Th:« grade has .»1
THE NORTHWESTS LA R G ES T *
D R . C H. J E N K I N S
»'htck«*n Sxlxd l ’y»-. V
j pitch 01 from 10 t«> 11? |»er cent an»l is
IV \. Knoll, after an absen**e of several |
Telephon«*»:
D E N T IS T
MOST
POPULAR
HOTEL
perhaps a half mile long With the* heavy |
Hot Bixcuitx. .V
months visited Sunday ami Momlav in
R e s ilie n c e l#.»l
O ffic e 1741
Whippui < roam ('«k o . .V
; loiula of lumber an«i appier, tpamaeiper*
Mosier with irlcmN Sir. Kmdl has been 1
HOOD R IV E R , OREGON
«'offoo. Ro
lencr «litlirulty n«qr«'ti*.»ting this gieep
at W atsoiivdle. Calif . engaged in prun |
( i> nv»nirntlv lne»t**<l » ¡th in rvai’ li
Office Phone KIKI. Re», {-hone : « »
gnuh*.
•’» !«l p. m. to H:tW p. rn.
ing in apple orchartls. The w inter there
i>( Itn* r i t y ’ s w h n lrssU ', »hopping
j Last year the coanty «*m»rt offere«! t«»I
has lieen tine, and !a»t week after his re- >
an.I tliealn d iitik ta .
O f f i c e i n B r o t i u i H M jj
i Gha«. T. Bennett, l«H.'ai ma«i *u|»ervi«or,!
turn h*» received re|w»rta that in tivedax- i
H o o d R iver
•h«* sum of
to improve ttiis hill, h u t,
there was four in« * »■« of rainfall
Rain j
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This?
5 5 0 Outside R o o m s ;;
I it wa*» stated that tlua amount was in-
was aim» repotted heavy la«t w«*ek in th** j
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tu j -ufttetont an«i the work wa« n«»t tonche«l.1
vicinity of 8an Francisco, Oakland and ,
If V R NI sx s| |>|>| |f N
n *r«l fo r any «-*** o f ('a ta rrh that
tn
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To make a pn»per giad* at this point. .
even. d«»wn as la* as ^an Di«^x>. Mt , net be cured bv H a ll • C atarrh Cure
Knoll list w«ek w - emnlove*! »»n the
U it It« »»it bath f ! "»»¡Aei day and up
H a ll*« C atarrh Cure h a * fe r n taken j it is pn«p«eeil to begin farther up on tin
A U T O
m o s ie r
OREGON
»•«»nntrv «»state «»f I H *Vii«*o* in the! by catarrh «u tT erei» fo r the pa«i r«>a«l where the grad** terminates, an«i,
With lk*th
$ I .’»f per «lay an»! up :: R A I L
y ea r«
an»l
ha«
h*coma : buiW a n«*w road al<ove the present
Tualatin vallcx aouih of IVrtlam! and he thirty ff\e
known
a
«
th«
moat
reliable
ramartv
f««r
Leaves Hixxl River daily at
w ill tn* employed tot suine time in charge «'a ta r ih H a ll’» C ata rrt «'u re a ct« »'»rn j route al«»ug the ai«le of the hill. It i«
fRIl V. KAI SER. Proprietor
D erby &
tearns
maintained that by doing this a grade of I
the lsmls«*ai«e ganh ning <>n the hiit e*» j the »flood on th* Mucous surf.»t<*. .»x
1:30 p. m. and 5:00 p. m.
On
H H i LOI TIER «U M in « Dir.
t» t » Mr Km Hi a lso has «*»>ntra«’ts f o r i prlltnc the H nt^n from the M o od and l»etween fowr or five per rent can l«e •»
L a w y e r s
Sunday at 1:30 p. m.. .V00 p. m .
I cwved.
h the vtointv .»f l*ort | h e llin g ,h e «tkaeas»-*) portion*
•"•1st
«Ih »
!■ I t |.
A fte r vou have taken H a lls Catarrh
Leates Parkdale daily at i :2D H O O D R I V E R
In or.ler t«» a«*iaomplt«h the i*-k it is 1 «•t-M - H - i-l-H - H "I * I i - H - t- ! ■
iff.
O R E G O N
Cure fo r a abort tin»
vou w ill *«-e a i •-ttiin »ted that |k'4>«*r t «si will he n»*e«i !
a. m. and 3:00. On Saturday
<rreat im provem ent
m your
*en*rai
Films left with
np to «»'c lo c k | m
|««i.
By
sflhacnption
in
the
city
and
(ffk r
health
Start tak ing H a ll's Catarrh
eveninR leaves Parkdale 0:30 p.ni.
C iiiv at once and «ret rid «>f catarrh 1 country it ti h»»prd t<> raise $|.*«t at least 1 are re*.»v lor «elivery the u n t e rmnz.
single ¿alò»ti
l b«*per ir**m
Slocow .« ('»ntiel.l Co
m iltf
Send fo r testim onial«, free
Steam Train leaves Hood River
The
money
will
tie
tend*
red
to
the
*
tf*r«»n # tip. The larg«* f the »piantiti t|i<
F J C H R X R Y A CO Toledo, O h i*
county court t»> he ad»le*l t»» the $I d
No Irvsapassm, an.l
ointmu - , i . • daily at eight returning at 2.
chea
th
kler.
i\ %. liage.
•aid by aft i> ru ar*ta ?lc
wf»h which to build the new road
• f this office.
M i H o o f i R a ilr o x t C o . TH E D A L L E «
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OREGON
D. M c D o
n a ld
, Agt.
The A r t h u r P h a r m a c y
A L W A Y S at YOUR bEtiVICE from
6 a. m. to 9:30 p. m. PURE DRUGS
AND CHEMICALS. P R E S C R I P
TIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUND
ED. PRICES RIGHT.
Portland Painless Dentist
Are You Pleased
Portland Painless Dentist
Dr. Geo. A. Cutting
THE DALLES
OREGON
ADVOCATE CHANCE
OF CRAMER CRADE
j; Multnomah Hotel
Dr. H. L. Dumble
C. J. E. CARLSON
S
J. W. ALLEN
Attorney-at-Law