Mosier bulletin., April 13, 1917, Image 4

A Guarantee
Spring Wash Goods
MODERN CO RPOR A­
TIONS NOT SOULLESS
J
uft plant tiie
7àpe a row
at a T im e •
Affairs in some o f the war-tom na­
tions today would hardly warrant the
general statement that the world is
You want just on«* thing in the cloathes you
growing better; and yet normally there
is evidence that it is. Tw o hundred
buy; If you get that, it’s enough. You want to
and fifty thousand workmen employed
b«* satisfied with them.
in American industries have had their
lives insured by their employers. This
A "Guarantee” doesn’t mean much unless
represents insurance policies to the
it means that, and when HART, S C H A F F N E R
total amount o f about $250,000,000.
& M ARX “ guarantee” clothes that’s what
The premiums on these insurance poli­
it means.
See our splendid line of new white wash
cies are paid by the companies for
which the rnen Work. This system of
skirts for ladies. W e can please you in this
Better result» berause only
These makers use none but All Wool Fab-
insurance for employees, paid for and
finest, selected seeds from
line. Second Floor.
ries, the Best of Other Materials. Skilled Crafts
maintained by the employers, has l«een
or ire »inning strains are used.
growing over a period o f about five
manship they design -ilyies to express the good
We have a big assortment of silk flounced
I'liey are properly spared ill
years, but has attracted little public
new-fashion ideas. They make models to fit all
thin tissue paper tape which
underskirts in all sizes and colors at most reason-
attention. The whole subject was
al.«orbs ami holds moisture,
sizes and shapes of men.
prices. Second Floor.
forced to the front the first o f the year
cker and lierter ger-
by the action o f the hoard o f directors
HART. St H A F F N K R & M A R X authorize
and healthier plant
N ew Kimmoi.as, New House Dresses. New
o f the Union Pacific system, which
life.
Let—labor,
because you
us to guarantee their clothes and make good on
took
out
insurance
policies
covering
Middy Blouses. N ew Ladies’ ('oats and Suits.
whole row at a time,
it. It covers everything about c lo t h e » that may
every
one
o
f
its
employes
from
16
to
70
thinning out is neces­
This department was never more complete than
satisfy or dissatisfy fabrics, fit, colors, tailor­
years o f age who have been in service
sary on _ account ol proper
at the present time. Come in and see.
one year or longer and who are not re­
ing, value for price. There are no reservations
spacing in the tape. More
ceiving more than $4,u0d a year in sal­
lie au-e ab so­
or exceptions.
Special this W e e k -C lo t h e s Brushes, a
ary-
lute of seeds.
special buy, 38c values
This week only 15c.
This one instance means an insur­
Look for the label.
Pskro Seed tape is made by
ance policy o f $¡(0,000,000 and includes
iT \fntn«-anSrrdta:* Co.,
The Hart, Schaffner & Marx label in the
some 30,000 employe» at work on 8,000
71 We* 2 <r«i St New York
City Get it at pttir *leal-
miles o f railway.
Men and women
clothes is the signature to this guarantee. W e ’ll
rie Pnce iUc i*er p««Jca*e
are included, the office boy as well as
show it to you before you buy. It’s a small
the oldest employe. There was no ex­
thing to look for, a big thing to find.
amination, notwithstanding the fact
M. ST R A U S S ,
that on the first o f the year the Union
Come in and let us show you some of these
Pacific system had more thHn two
N IC H O L
CO.,
New Spring Suits.
hundred men in its employ who were
65 years o f age and over. N o distinc­
Dealers.
tion was made between the clerk in
the general office and the men em­
ployed in hazardous occupations, nor
F
’orrest
and
F
’ern
Isom
returned
to
between union and non-union employes.
C.
A.
McCargar
was
up
from
Port-
.
l“l-i H -H - I H - H I I I H I -H * '
Mrs. Flrnest Evans and little baby
| daughter, Audrey ('leone, spent Satur­ j land Satuniay for the annual Btock- Portland the first o f the week a f t e r ,
B R I E F L O C A L M E N T I O N ! day in Hood kiver.
I holders’ meeting o f the Mosier F’ruit spending their F7aster vacation with
Oak Knoll School District
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. C.
■■l-H - M -l l-l-l' I I-1 I I H -H - l-H - M - »
Mrs. Donald C. L ittle page returned Growers Association.
Mis. Sadie Sheldon has been visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Nelsen have Isom. The former has been attending
I Wednesday from an extended visit
Free) Ulm er w m in Portland and The i with relatives and friends in Corbett.
Give attention to your chilli’ s eye» in time ami you may save him or tier
returned to Portland after visiting the Behnke-Walker Business College friends, returning home Sunday.
Hallo» this week.
over
Fluster at the home o f her par ; and the latter the Washington high
Oak Knoll School is planning on
from the necessity ol wearing glasses later on.
For Sale— Pure bred Barred Rock
school.
Geo. Young tri»iis«<’ t«*l husimrss the eggs, 75 cents per setting of 15 Mrs ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Littlepage.
having a short Arbor Day program
first o f the week in The hallea.
returned Wednesday Friday afternoon.
Rev. Leon L. Myers accompanied his | J. P. Tryon
James Cherry.
aid
More—You Prevent Permanent Defect
Mrs. from Portland where he purchased »
When you pay cash ask for A rt
Mr. Oshurn has not been to work for
Miss Mary Mathews, of Portland, w ife home Saturday night.
We
give
special attention to the examination of children's eyes. We are
Republic
one
ton
truck
“
We
had
a
■
PoBter Stamps. Strauas.
m few days on account o f illness.
spent a part o f her Easter vacation Myers had been in a Portland hospital
thoroughly experienced in this work and will tell you frnnklv whether
and is now convalescing after a minor lot o f trouble in coming over the high­
Mrs. J. M. Carroll viaited Tuesday here with her brother, Geo. Mathews.
K. H. Cummings started to spray
w a y ," said Mr. Tryon, “ getting into I
| operation.
glasses nr«* required or not, an*l we will furnish them, properly fitted.
afternoon in Hood River.
his orchard the first o f the week.
Frank Howard was up from Hood
Mr. and Mrs. Gordie Graham were j mud this side o f Cascade Locks and j Janies Sheldon, who recently joined
C. W. McDonald went to Portland R iver Saturday looking after the lines
again
between
here
and
Hood
River.
here the first o f the week stopping off '
yesterday on busineas.
for the Pacific States Telephone Co.
ttie army, sailed for the Hawaiian Is­
after a visit in Portland, for a v is it1 W e started Tuesdav morning from
Mr and Mr». C. (5. Niehol were
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Parker and two with friends and relatives here. They, Portland and got as far as Hood River lands last Monday.
Hood River visitors Sunday.
children came up Satuniay from Sonny are residing now at Bickleton, Wash., I that night. It took four hours the
L. H. l-eininger was in town Satur­
next morning to come to Mosier. The day on business.
Mr». Leslie Root returned yesterday for a visit over Easter at Mayerdale
where Mr. Graham is in business.
road
this
side
o
f
the
summit
is
in
a
to Ilood River after a short visit here.
Mr and Mrs. J. A. Simmons arrived
Ira Warren and Mrs. 1!. Warren vis­
F'rank Middleswart was in Hood very bad condition and the wheels of
H O O D RI VER
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OREGON
Thursday from Yamhill to spend the
Mr». W. A. Husbands was a visitor
River Sunday on h fishing trip. He the truck went into the mud to the ited with Mrs. S. Sheldon Monday.
summer
on
their
ranch
in
the
Grand­
Mr. Ernquist started to sow his
Thursday in Hood River.
was accompanied by his cousin, J. A. hubs." Mr. Tryon has disposal o f hi«
view district.
West, who is visiting here from Kan- i horses, with the exception o f those he spring grain Satuniay.
M i»» Emily Husband» was in Hood
For Sale 40 sacks Flarly Rose seed sas, and who contemplates making i
('. Hoff le ft the first o f the week for
River Saturday afternoon.
has sent to his ranch, and w ill use the
potatoes. 100 sacks other seed pota Mosier his home.
Lyle, Wash., where he will assist C.
truck in general drayage business.
J. W. Hu key went to Hood River toes. Market price. G. P. Morden.
Warner in the work on the Dundas
A t the meeting o f the Women's
on Satuniay.
(j. P. Morden this week disposed of Clubs in fortland the advice was given
place.
Fred Evans was in Hood River on 100 sacks o f seed potatoes in Portland
Communication
to buy all the staple food stuffs you
hu»ine»« Saturday.
PE O PLE ’ S N AV IG A TIO N CO.
C H ARLES NELSO N, Mirth
at the top market price.
I can now before further advances
Mosier Recruits Enlist
Fiditor Bulletin:
In last week’ s
Mr». Rachel Stewart was a Hood
Mrs. Fid. F. Reeves returned yester occur. That's my advice to you. too. issue o f the Bulletin, a copy of my
I«eaves
The
Dalles
7:00
A.
M.,
Sundays,
Tuesdays and
River visitor Saturday.
Leo Niclud and Jack Lelliott left
day after a business trip o f two weeks Strauss, The A rt Poster Store.
complaint to the Public Service Com­ Monday afternoon for Portland to en­
Thursdays. Arrives at Mosier at 8:15. A. M.
Mr». P. I,. Arthur was a visitor in in Portland.
K. D. Uhles and children, Verna, mission against the Mosier Valley T e l­
Leaves Portland on Mondays. Wednesdays and Saturdays
The Dalle» Tuesday.
M. FI. Butterfield was in Stevenson Bessie and Fllsie, arrived from Port­ ephone Co. was published; also an list in the Oregon National Guard.
from Oak Street Dock.
.
Passengers and freight.
Ben W. Veatrh went to Portland with his w ife who has been residing land the first o f the week with house­ item followed stating that FI A. Race The former, son o f Mr. and Mrs. C. G.
Tuesday on a business trip.
on their ranch in that vicinity.
hold goods and are now located at Ort- would defend the interests o f the com­ ’ Niehol, has le ft his business interest
Mosier Dock in charge of \Y. F. Baker, who will meet all
with
his
partner,
1).
0.
Littlepage,
in
Sweet ciderat all times
Haae » Cider
Mrs. R. H. Cummings and little son, ley where Mr. Uhles is employed by pany, h commendable thing to do, for the garage recently established here.
boats and attend to transfer. Phone No. 191.
Factory.
inSMf
F'.ugene, arrived last week from an e x ­ the Hood River Orchard Land Co. had that policy been pursued, this The latter is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Uhles will come soon.
action would not have been necessary. Thomas Lelliott. It has been learned
Mrs. F’. J. Engelke »pent Sunday tended visit in Clinton, Iowa.
with friends in Hood River.
F7. M. Strauss and two children,
Three cars o f lime-sulphur have been It should be thoroughly understood that Fil. Sturgess, formerly o f this
W. A. H U S B A N D S
that the signers o f said complaint are
has recently enlisted in San
Geo. Chamberlain spent Sunday in Ferdinand and Dorothy, were visitors delivered to the Mosier F’ruit Growers all stockholders in the company, who city,
Blacksmith
Tuesday in Hood River.
Association from the J. C. Butcher
Hood River.
F’ rancisco. Forrest Isom, son o f Mr.
have bought and paid for their stock,
Dr. II. L. Dumble was called up company o f Hood River and one car of and for that one reason, i f for no ami Mrs. C. C. Isom, enlisted the first
Horse Shoeing and General
Mrs. V. C. Young was a visitor this
from Hood R iver last week on profes­ arsenate o f lead from the General other, wish to see the company- o f the week. Word ha» been received
week in The Dalles and Hood River.
Repair Work.
Chemical company o f San Francisco.
with the glasses your are wear­
that Bernard and l e o Niehol who had
sional business.
Mrs. C. C. Isom went to Portland
pros per.
enlisted,
not
accepted.
Ira
Warren
M
o
s
i
e
r
,
-
-
O regon
W. II. Dean has returned after
Six new Hardie sprayers have been
ing? If not come to my office
The complaint was tiled for the sole
yesterday morning for a short visit.
went to The Dalles yesterday to enlist.
Floyd Ellis, o f Dallas, wa» a local spending the winter in California with delivered this spring through the purpose o f having the rates equitably
with
your
eye
troubles
and
his son, Flntery Dean. Mr. Dean will Mosier Fruit Growers Association to adjusted and it is hard to understand
visitor Friday.
remain for the summer on his ranch.
the following orchardist» : C. A. Mc- why anyone should object to a t inves­
h«*adaches.
I Didn't Raise My B««> to Re a Piker
Murk A. Mayer is in Portland this
With every cash sale I give Art Cargar, Ed. F . Reeves, James Cherry. tigation insuring justice and fairnes»
SH O E A N D H A R N E S S R E P A IR I N « ;
I tit glasses, that one thing
week on business.
Oh,
I
did’
nt
raise
my
boy
to
tie
a
Poster Stamps. Get your tiny or girl VV.
Coleman, J. FI. ( „rpenter, Snhl- to all parties concerned. Equality is
H A R N E S S S U P P L IE S
piker.
Clyde Rand, o f Hood River was u starteil to saving them and when they »trom & Divin.
I do. and fit them right. Over
one o f the strongest principals upon
The kind who waits for dad to till
Muster visitor Sunday and Monday.
have a book full I will give $10 in Gold
Mr». A. Sellinger and her sons. Ben which our government is founded and
MOSIER
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OREGON
30
years’
practice
has
placed
the dirt.
l.et us liiiiih your tUuis. Same may be tor it. ¡»trims», The Art Poster Store aM(| no, Mni| Mrs. Ben Selling*.'« left all good American citizens demand it.
And lets the other fellow do the light­
me
where
it
is
no
experiment.
left at the Bulletin office. Slocum .«*
C.
J.
Littlepage.
Ulman W eller, has returned to Port- this week for Trout Lake to spend the
ing.
Canlield. Hood River.
tf land, where he is a student at Colum summer on their ranch. G. R. Sellin-
J. W . A L L E N
Many of the leading physicians
And hides himself l>ehind_hia mam­
Summer underwear and hosiery for I iih university,
after
spending his ger is employed by the Mount Adam«
When in Hood River stop in at the
m y’s skirt.
and surgeons not only send
the whole family. Strauss, The Art F’.aster vacation Hi the home o f his Lumber company as sawyer in its mill Electric Kitchen in Pst Lindsay's fi r Nor I didn’ t raise ny boy to lie h sol­
A tto rn e y -a t-L a w
Poster Store.
mother, Mrs. B. J. Weller.
. in that vicinity.
your meals or lunches.
ni£Uf
their patients with eye trouble
dier.
T
H
E
D ALI r.s
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OREGON
Hut i f his country needs him more
and headache to me, but come
than me,
themselves, which means I
Oh, I hope my hoy will have the sand
and courage.
erby &
tearns
have gained their confidence.
To fight for Uncle Sam and L ib erty.
l a w y e r s
Personal attention in all cases.
Pollyanna in the Oregonian.
An unexcelled opportunity for our custom­
ers to buy material for Summer waists and
dresses at a substantial saving. In the assort­
ment are beautifully printed voiles in great va­
riety of patterns and colors; also silk mixed
zephyrs in exquisite patterns, stripes, checks
and floral effects. Reasonably priced.
The Paris Fair
Si
Don’t Neglect the Children’s Eyes
W. F. Laraway, Jeweler and Optician
STEAM ER
TAHOM A
Are You Pleased
"c . J. E. CARLSON
D
F R E E C O N S U L T A T IO N
Birthday Surprise Party
On Monday evening Mrs. Fi. A. Race
invite*I a number o f local people to
spend the evening playing cards. The
crowd, previously assembled, when
they arriied completely surprised Mr.
Race, the occasion lieing his birthday. i
A fte r a very enjoyable evening light !
refreshments were served.
Those
present were Messrs, and Mesdames
Cole. Cherry, Arthur, Niehol.
Hus­
bands, Berry, Raee, Mrs. W. D. Holly
and J. M Elliott.
H ow would you like to have a SI 0.00 Gold Piece all of your
own.
You can have it by just a very little work.
W e are giving A R T PO STERS at our Stores with every cash
sale.
Ten different kinds.
Each poster is a picture of on old
friend of yours. Mother Goose, Jack and Jill. Red Riding Hood
and the rest of the family.
Come in right away and wo will give you a Story Rook Free,
telling all about this happy family.
W e will give you the pic­
tures and you can paste them in the book all by yourself.
W e w ill give vou an Album and all you have to do is to col­
lect Art Posters to put in these Albums, and just as soon as you
have one Album filled w ith Posters we will give you $10.00 in
Gold.
Come into our stores real soon and let us get you started.
I he
t rf
P ostet S to r e s o f M o sier
Geo. A.
HOOD
Cutting
OREGON
lb* mi- 1 ami - Flail Bldg.
307 E. 2nd St., The Dalles, Ore.
Phone 2F(U
HOOIi R IV E R . OREGON
U
Dr. H. L. Dumble
II
D a « is
E . C. V r i o k t
Hood Kiver Marble & Granite
Works
Physician and Surgeon
HOO D HI V K K , O R K U O N
ftcalgnera
Whereas, Thursday, April 19th. is
the 142nd anniversary o f the Battle of
Lexington, citizens o f the City of
Mosier and D istrict are hereby re
quested to assemble in Chown’s hall at
7 o'clock p. in. on this patriotic day.
Edgar A. Race. Mayor.
R IV E R .
Dr. William Morton Post
Dentist
Office* w ith l> Llndqiiiat. the
Leading Jew eler
Proclamation
mid
M M iiubtriurer* o f Moun-
luenla. Cut Bfooe Work a Specialty
T elep h on e»:
Re»hlence I #31
O ffice 1241
O ffice in
Hldf».
$
R A IL
A U T O
Leaves Ho<xl River daily at
1:30 p. m. and 5:00 p. m.
On
Sunday at 1:30 p. m.. 5:00 p. m.
Leaves Parkdale daily at 7:20
Not lee for P n lilifalioo
j a. m. and 3:00. On Saturday
Department «»f the interior l\ S ijtnd Office,
; evening leaves Parkdale 6:30p.tri.
$100 R ew ard . $100
r»t the Dalle*. Orecron. March *». 1917
Notice ia hereby jrhrefi that Harry H. Stout. *.f
Th* readers of this paper will Re
Steam Train leaves Hood River
pleased to learn that there in at lea s! M«>*ter. Oregon, w ho. on March JG. 1!»12. uu»«1«-
«»tie dreaded disease that science has Homestead Entry N u.' loll! f" r N E l-l, Section daily at eight returning at 2.
l»een able to « tire in ull Its stages, and 7. Township 1 North. Kune*» 12 E a «t. W ill.im et(*•
that is catarrh. Catarrh being greatly Meridian, ha« IiU-d n* v* of intention to i «k*
Mf Hood Railroad (;o.
Final F iv e Year PnNif, t.. *»Mabli«h . laim t*» fh.- '
Hood
F dm« left * Uh us up tn 4 o'clock p. m.
I .«re really lor delivery the next evening.
-I'H-iini ii Canlield Co.
m2üti
Hiver
influenced hy constitutional roudlnon*
«hove «I«*« rib*«i. before the RejnMtr and 1
require*
««institutional
treatment. land
Receiver, at U .S Lend lYfFi.e. The Ihiile- o r«>
Ha!l*s Catarrh cure t* taken Internally ifon,
on the IKth «lay o f A pril. 1917
” d acts thru the Blood on the Mu «»us
Clnimsnt names n» witneaee-
W C. Kennedy
Surfaces of the S>stem thereby de­
Dalle«, Oreyon. *nd Tom M-w>. Paul Harm
stroying tbe foundation of the disease, o e f n The
. W M Te^rili. Charles A hern*they h !I 1 M —
giving the patient strength by building ■«irt Oregon .
up the constitution and assisting na- }
H F R A N K WOODCOCK.
ture In doing its work
The proprie­
Kesriater '
tors have so much faith In the curative otlfSosft'
powers o f Hall's Catarrh Cure that
they offer On«» Hundred Dollars for anv
Notice for I’ultlii at b»n
case that It full* to cure Send for list
of testimonials
Department o f the Interior. 1*. S i Ami office.
Vddr *S Y » rw rV K T A r o . To'«*o. The Dalle«. Oregton. Mat- h 12th 1917
* *hj(* Sold by «11
i»ta. 7$c
Notice ia hereto} «riven that K«»> Ahemathey . <*f
j; Multnomah Hotel ;;
FORM
\ND . O R E G O N
]
” THE NORTHWEST'S LARGEST & ::
MOST POPULAR HOTEL
R e« inter
In the County Court o f the State
W aero Uouaty
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IRIf V. RAI SLR, Pruprittor
: : I l (LtHTlER Mjiutmt Dir
!
T h » Bulletin * Mi-»
-f $>ree«»n f««r
In the matter o f t|.e e-ta te o f S t . Frat«c»*.
•te«-ea«ed
N'«*tfee I« hereby ei«en that the i«n.ier*nrri#d ha«
•ihet h i« rinal r * i•• >rt and as-cmtnt in the at»)««*
cr. lit lest .‘.Hitt a- asfmrowtr*» e ,,f r h e F - 'a t e o f
.S F Frar* t«eo. dece*-ed ar t that -vai G o a t }
O u r t at the State a t Un t i e f«»r VlaacoC .-ii.tv
ha« *F p-ér-e.1 M*>n«ia> . I he Tth da> » M a t.!'»!? ,
at the hour o f J r *» <»f «a-t da» as ’ he time and
•he C.njntv T.wirt r»a»n m the ('. .uaty O sirtto m w
in Dalle- City. W i r e 4 ounty Orem.«, a» the
pia* e for the hearing o t «a »! fn a l ret-irt. All
per**w*n« h a m tf nb;ecTum» t the »anse ¡u*- hereby
t.etiliart to he preavat at said time 1 ».| |dare and
present any «erto «4>yerte»r«
Date «i# fln.r putoheatée» th«« *ih day o f A p ril
Iff 7
ml
• ■F U I I U I H -H -Î-4-M - H 1 1-11 |-f! '
C u n im rr* a l p riD im » of a il k m -U a t l
gret it
* for
my wife
N «*li»*e o f F it i;il N e f t l e i i i e n t
;; 5 5 0 Outsidc R o o m s ;;
' | W »»h
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/// .
H FRANK \\'H)r»C«a K
\\ i nvementU ' • atei w ithm tvach ¡J
«» "t lhe city'p w holesrtlo, sh- |»ptti|i •>
' * *n«l thealrv district*.
NEWHOME
Moaier, Oregon, who <>n A pril iSth lid " made
Homestead Entry. No .•;,*»«.
1-4 N K 1-4
Section S|. SVV 1-4 SE 1-4. E 1-2 SW 1-4. Se. u.m -<•
Toanahn» 2 N ' -rth. Kanr** 12 East W illam ette
Meridian, haw tile«f notice a t it tert»«*n to make
Final Five Year Proof, to -atatoitvh « ¡aim t«> the
land above «leacrthed bef*»re R cvi-ter and Re­
ceiver. IT S Land Office, at The Da!!.-*.
<>n the 24th >ta> o f April. 191“
Claimant namtH a« wit?-,c--ew J D. Rohen*.
Pa’ il Harm-«'•» T II. Ciartlon Henry Haurt .«! \
Mtatot Orey >n.
Ì l I M 1 t-Hfr
Just think, $10.00 IN GOI.I).
L. M. S T R A U S S , — VV. E .C H O W N ,
M O SIE R B O O K S T O R E
Dr.
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Kotik finishing-« xj—rt w*wk-:w»ntv-
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NO OTHtW LIKC IT.
WO OTHER AS COOO.
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a the
NEW HOM E’
W A R R A N T E D FOR A L L TIME.
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