Mosier bulletin., April 20, 1917, Image 4

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H e a v y 5 h o < s fo r M e n
Boy’s Suits
When you want a suit for the boy. don’ t
overlook the splendid line that we are 9how-
injc this sprinti. We were never better
prepared than now to give you just what
you want in the line o f boy’s suits, with
either one or two j>a;rs o f pants, in plain
or mixed colors, suitable for plain or rough
wear. You w ill find our prices the lowest.
W’e have some exceptional bat ?ains in M en’s H eavy Shoes,
including a lot of A. A. Cutter I ogging Shoe? that we are
selling at less than they can be 1 ought at wholesale today.
We bought a lot of these heavy shoes at a big bargain and if
you want a pair o f shoes that will wear well arul give you
the best of satisfaction at a fra -tion o f their real worth at
even less than you used to pay f >r this grade o f shoe, just
give these a look over. Niehoff, Chippewa and Cutter makes
A good run o f sizes to select fro n.
Don’ t miss this chance.
M e n ’ s S h ir ts
D ress S h oe * fo r M en
It will pay you to investigate the splendi J
line of Dr. is and Work Shirts that we now
have. We are prepared to serve you in
this line with some o f the biggest and best
assortments we have ever cari ied. Work
hirts of the strongest materials. Dress
Shirts with soft or band collars, soft or
îa'jridereit cuffs. Many new designs for you to select from.
Work Shirts Special this week, 33c each.
L a d i e s ’ S u its a n d C o a t s
Vi sit our Ladies’ Suit Department and see the fine line of
Tailored Suits Coats and Dresses.
Excellent qualities of
Serg' , Gaberdine, Poplin and Wool Jersey have been made
up in the smartest fashions. Call and see them.
W’e don’ t believe you can fi id a better line o f up-to-the-
minute Dress Shoes’ for Men. at the low prices w'e are ask­
ing, anywhere. We bought these early at the old prices and
so far have had to make but very few ad vances in our prices.
We have also just bought a dandy line of Dress Shoes made
by one of the best makers of tht country, made up on the
newest lasts in both black and tan. All widths. We cer­
tainly have some big values in this lot that it will pay you to
investigate.
LOOK!
CHILDREN
LOOK !
Here is Fun for You
Do You Know MOTHER GOOSE ?
Of Course You Do
Well, Mother Goose and Old Mother Hubbard and The Old Woman Who Lived in a Shoe
have made our stores their headquarters. They have brought all their children with them
Little Eted Hiding Hood, Tom Thumb. Little Bo Peep, Little Jack Horner, Jack and Jill.
Cinderella and even Old Kobinson Crusoe are all living at our stores.
Ufie Paris Fair
They Have All Had Their Pictures Taken
H o o d R iv e r , O re g o n
W E ARE GIVING THEM A W A Y FREE
A\
COME AND SEE THEM !
Rev. H. O. Perry, presiding elder o f
Mrs. F. A. Allingtun left for North
J. N. Mosier was in The Dalles this
Yakima, Wash., Wednesday evening the Methodist Episcopal church for the
week on legal business.
B R IEF LO CAL M E N T IO N |
If you w art to reduce your high cost for a visit at the home o f her sister, Columbia River district, with residence
at Kennewick, Wash., will he here on
I—1—r-p-i—M"l—M->-l I "I
i of living plant all the garden you van Mrs. F. P. Dunn.
W. A. Firehaugh came up from tlie evening o f Wednesday, May 2,
and buy your food stuffs o f Strauss.
holding
services in the Immanuel
Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Carroll were vis­
to Make Collections of these Pictures for us.
J. P. Carroll, G. L. Carroll arid J. M. Portland to remain over the week church.
itors last week in The Dalles.
Carroll were in The Dalles on business Iwiking after his orchard interests at
Mrs. Ed. K. Reeves left Monday for
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Joy visited in Monday.
Ortley.
The Dalles Monday.
Mrs. Gladys Burke, of Portland, ar­ Metolius and will go from there to
W. A. Morgason and family left
points
in Oregon, Washington, Idaho
M. E. Butterfield visited his family Tuesday for Marshfield, Oregon, to rived last week to act as governess at
at Stevenson, Wash., during the week. reside.
the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. and Montana. She has been engaged
j in educational work by a New York
Strauss.
Miss Lillian Marvel visited in Hood
FOR EACH COLLECTION
Let us finish your films. Same may be
institution and expects to lie absent
River Saturday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Hudson returned i for three months.
lefl at the Bulletin office. Slocum A
Fred Ulmer was in Hood River Sun­ < ail field. Howl River.
tf Thursday from Portland on the steam
K. Waich returned to Portland the
er State o f Washington where they
day.
Mrs. H. W. Danielsen and little visited with relatives and friends.
last o f the week after sjiending some
Geo. Chamberlain was a visitor last daughter, Helen were visitors Wednes­
time here with his brother and family,
Every Boy and Girl has a Chance. Come to our Stores and we will tell you about it.
Alex Carlson stopped off' Monday en I- O. Waich. The latter intend- to
week in Hood River.
day in The Dalles.
route to Portland after a trip to The j erect a small house on the place this
Lee Hunter was in Hood River on
H. E. Kamer, field buyer for Libby, | Dalles, from a visit with his parents,
First come, first served.
spring which may be used by the fam-
Sunday o f last week.
McNeil & Libby, of The Dalles, vis­ Mr. and Mrs. C. J. E. Carlson.
j ily when they come up for a stay at
Mrs. J. W. Yonish and daughter, ited in the city Tuesday.
Dr. C. G. Eschelman, who is medic al
Ora, were in Hood River on Saturday.
For Sale—Pure bred Barred Ifock advisor o f the Artisan lodge for the j the ranch, and which may also he used
' to store apples produced by the young
eggs,
75
rents
js-r
setting
of
t.Y
Mrs.
C. A. Huge was in Hood River last
state, was here over Sunday for a ' orchard.
James Cherry.
alH
week.
stay on his ranch south o f the city.
E. J. Bradford, who has been here
Mrs. Jas. Camp and children. May,
Sweet eider at all times H use's Cider
Mrs. F. A. Shogren and two little
Hattie and Neta, were Saturday visit­ children, Elizabeth and Jean, returned 'since last fall, having come up to
U ig .il f
Factory.
regain his health, left this week for
T. H. Gordon made a business trip ors in Hood River.
Sunday from Portland where tliey had Portland. Mr. Bradford improved in 1
Mrs. E. W. Davidhizar, and daugh­ been visiting for two weeks.
last week to The Dalles.
] health wonderfully, he sayB, while
Geo. Young was in The Dalles ter, Bessie Jones, visited Staurday in
J. C. Bliss, of Portland, was here here hut recently while working on
Hood River.
Thursday on business.
Saturday to look after his property the orchard tracts o f Dr. C. A. Macrum
Films left with us up to 4 o ’clock p. in interests in the vicinity o f the Root ; and Ed. F. Reeves his heart began |
H. A. Smythe is in Hood River this
are ready for delivery the next evening. sawmill. This 160-ace tract was home­ troubling him again, due, he thinks,
A i t Poster Stomp Stores
week on business,
.Slocum A Canfield Co.
niZJti steaded by O. E. Wilson.
i to overwork. He plans to rest for a
F. G. Eng« Ike spent the latter part
I
few
weeks
with
his
family
in
Portland
Mrs. C. G. Nichol and daughter,
H. D. Jones, who has been residing
MOSIER
OREG O N
of the week in Hood River on business.
Mildred, vUited in Hood River Satur­ at his home in Portland during the j and hopes to return to Mosier about
Mrs. T. L. Evans visited *his week day.
! apple thinning time.
winter,
came
up
Saturday
to
attend
in Rufus at the homes of her sons.
The next time a man comes to sell
C. A. McKenna waa up from Port­ to the spring work on his place in the
W. A. Husbands was a Sunday v isit-' land Sunday to look after his orchard Grandview district.
, you spices, extracts, etc., with a wagon '
or in The Dalles.
interests.
The Misses Martha and Barendina ask him how much he contributes to |
Portland, Ore. Bring t h i s card w i t h l- H - i-H -i-H S - M —H -l—i* -H S -H i*l'‘l"H '*li
L. J. Merrill went to The Dulles
When in Hnod River stop in at the Gardener, who have been here with your ehutches, school.-, road*, eta., ; you, it is W u r t h money.
Portland
lust Friday on business.
Eleclrie Kitchen in Pat Lindsay's fur their father, Col. Cornelius Gardener and besides \ou can do just as well; Painless Dentist, 605 Second St., The
on the latter's place Ht Ortley, re­ with your local merchant. Just be
Tom Henningsen went to The Dalles your meals or lunches.
inlSlt!
cause the salesman is a good fellow Dalles, Ore. Opposite A. M. Williams
Saturday on business.
Mrs. Margaret Walker and two turned Monday to Portland.
j (Jo. Phone Main 3H3l.
Miss Alive L. Bennett was a week ■ children, Wifiston and Millicent, spent
Ira Warren, who went to The Dalles and you have bought from him for
POR II AN I), O REG O N
with the glasses your are wear­
Frank Middleswart and his cousin,
end visitor in The Dalles.
on Thursday o f last week, passed some time is no reason why you can
the week end in The Dalles.
nut
change.
Is
it
not
a
fair
deal?
f'arl
West,
who
is
here
visiting
with
ing? If not come to my office
through
here
Friday
en
route
to
San
Miss Dorothy E. Passmore Hpent the
Mrs. F. A. Allingtun and her
i Think it over. Strauss.
! him from the east, have been success­ " TH
E NORTHWEST’S LARGLST &
week end in The Dalles with friends.
with your eye troubles and
mother, Mrs. C. Ruscher, were in Diego, Calif. He successfully passed
At the Parent-Teacher meeting Fri­ ful last week and this week in landing
the examination and has enlisted for
Mrs. D. W. Hudson was a visitor Howl River Friday afternoon.
MOST POPULAR HOTEL
headaches.
day night the program included a flag goo I catches. These enthusiastic nine
service
in
the
U.
S.
Signal
corps.
last week in Hood River.
salute, patriotic songs by the audience rods have taken the first steelhead
The Misses Blanche Ross and Mary
I fit jrlasses, that one thing
Miss
Dorothy
E.
Passmore
received
salmnn
from
Mosier
creek
this
year.
Freemont Pomeroy is spending a Higley 8|>ent Friday afternoon in Howl
reading by Mrs. Geo. Chamberlain,
• ! ! ( ' < > n \ v n i e n t l v l» x *,iU ‘<l w i t h i n r » , u i ) \ \
a telegram yesterday morning that song by trio, Mrs. Ernest Evans, Mrs. The former landing a 30 inch steelhead ! « • o f t h e c i t y x w h o l e s a l e , s h o p p i n g
few days in Portland.
I d<», and fit them riffht. Over
Ri> cr
her sister, who resides in Portland E. A. Race and W. A. Husbands, read which weighed nine and three quarters " a n d t h e a t n d i s t r i c t s
Mrs. B. J. Weller went to Portland
do years’ practice has placed
Groceries and meals are high, but with her parents, was in a very critical ing by Fred Evans, “ Mosier and Its pounds and the latter having for his
Thursday for a visit.
1 am keeping the prices down as much condition.
Miss Passmore left for Resources,” concluding with motion prize catch a 20J inch steelhead. The
J. T. Davenport was a visitor in as 1 can. Buy by the case and large Portland on the morning train.
5 5 0 Outside R o o m s ;; me where it is no experiment.
pictures ut the factory o f the Eagle smaller salmon trout are not biting
Howl River the last of this week.
Many o f the leading- physicians
packages and save money at Strauss .
very
well
as
yet
owing,
no
doubt,
to
The war and war times are going to brand condensed milk company.
H. W. Danielson was in Howl River
the high water which makes the creek
RATES:
and
surgeons not only :;end
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
M.
Carroll
were
in
make
us
all
figure
on
the
right
way
to
Portland
Painless
Dentist.
We
Ex­
Friday morning.
] | W ith o u t hath f 1.00 |»et «lay n ix l up *
Vancouver Sunday to visit with their buy food and the right kind o f food to tract, Crown, and Bridge your teeth a milky white.
their patients with eye trouble
J. W. McDonald attended to busi- j son, James, who has enlisted in the buy. 1 have been making a study of absolutely Painless; we employ only
Leo Nichol returned Sunday from .. W ith bath - f l . ’iO per day an«! up
ness matters in Hood River this week. Oregon National Guard. Jack Lelliott this question and will help you all I Experienced and Registered men; Portland where he had goye to enlist.
and headache to me, but come
Walter Clay was in Hood River Sun­ and Forrest Isom are also enlisted in can if you will call on Strauss, The fifteen years guarantee on all work. He made application for ’ the regular
ERIC V. HAUSER, Proprietor
J
themselves, which means I
day.
the Guard.
Pure rood Grocer.
Seventeen years continual practice in army, intending to sign up for seven
H. h. CLOUTIER. Managing Dir.
years in the ambulance corps and suc­
have gained their confidence.
cessfully passed the three day tests
Personal attention in all cases.
conducted at Vancouver by three army
physicians until the last (lay, when on
FREE CONSULTATION
account of his having had tonsilitis,
which the doctors maintained affects
Dr. G eo. A . Cutting
the heart, he was rejected. However,
hy having the tonsils removed, Leo
O ff ic e » w ith D. L in d q u ist die
stated he was assured o f being ac­
I eadinr Jeweler
Physician and Surgeon
cepted.
He returned to assist his
| partner, I). C. Littlepsge, in conriuet-
307 E. 2nd Si.. The Dalles, Ore.
j ing their garage, and later, when the
i call for men becomes still more ur­
Telephones:
gent, intends to submit to the minor
Residence
loll
O ffice 1241
! operation and answer the call to arms.
-I I !■ I I I I i i I i I I l -t-»
W e Want Fifty Boys and Girls
W E WILL PAY TEN DOLLARS IN GOLD
E V E R Y B O D Y W IN S
E. M. Strauss — W . E. Chown
Mosier Book Store
;; Multnomah Hotel
n
1
MR. C O N SU M E R :-
N e w , C l e a n , U p - t o - D a t e Q u a l i t y M e r c h a n d i s e , bought
at prices far b elow the m arket prices of to -d a y , and sold to y o u at
prices far below w hat y o u have been forced to pay in the past,
should appeal to y o u .
O u r efficient corps o f buyers in N e w Y o r k C ity , backed by
the com bined bu yin g p ow er o f our (175) Stores m akes it possible
for us to undersell the one store m erchant, and w e do not fear mail
order com petition.
W e figure on v o lu m e o f business not the individual sale. W e
w ant y o u r con fid en ce, w ith out w h ich w e can not hope to gain
y o u r continued business.
Read the prices quoted below .
T h e se
are not baits, hut J . C . P e n n e y E v e r y d a y P r i c e s .
ladies’ Voile Waists, Figured and White, all sizes
98c
Ladies' Tub Silk Waists in all the latest stripes and
$ 1 .9 8
Baby Flannel, 27 inches wide, per yard. 39c. 49«' and
59c
Hope Muslin per yard
8^c
.... ....
Khaki Cloth, good quality, per yard
25>
Ladies Crepe De Chine Silk Waists, tlesh, maize, mus­
tard. gold and white
__
$ 2 .9 8
Percale (36 inches wide) all colors, per yard
Ladies’ Wool Dress Skirts, Wool and Silk, plain and
$ 2 .9 8 to $ 4 .9 8
Oil Cloth, plain, w hite or fancy, |>er yard
!8
Men’s Heavy Blue Denim Bib Overalls and Jumpers
98>
Ladies' Wash Skirts. Indianb.ead, Poplins and Gaber-
98v to $ 2 .9 8
Ladies' Dresses in Poplin, Taffeta and Crepe de
•
$ 4 .9 8 t<> $ 1 6 .5 0
Ladies’ Spring Coats, Novelty and Plain Materials
$ 4 .9 8 to $ 2 5 .0 0
I.adies* Spring Hats, Nifty Styles in ready trimmed
$ 1 .4 9 $ o $ 9 .9 0
Children’ s Cloth and Straw Hats, Neat Styles 49'” to $ 1 .9 8
Seco Silk tall colors) i>er yard
25c
Natural Shantung Pongee (32 inch) |>er yard
79c
Crepe de Chine (all colors) pei vard
98c and $ 1 .4 9
Calico, dark and light patterns, per van!
12ic
...
5c
Men's Lighter Weight Blue Denim Bib Overall and
Jumpers
83c
Painter’s White Overalls and Jumpers
49?
Men's Work Shirts, Extra Quality and Full Cut
49c
Men’s Work Sox. grey mixtxl per |*air
...
5>
Men's Dress Pants. Blue Serge and Stri] s $ 2 .9 8 and $ 3 .9 8
Men’s Blue Serg»» and Novelty Suits
$ 9 .9 0 $ 1 2 .5 0 $ 1 4 .7 5 $ 1 6 .5 0
Men's Mule Skin Shoes, all sizes, per (>air
$ 1 .6 9
Men's Elk Skin Shoes, all sizes, per pair
$ 1 .9 8
C O A T ’S CROCHET
Boy’s Blouse Waists
COTTON
Plain Blue and Stripes
L.
lOc
Incorporated
175 B U S Y S T O R E S
J
Arc You Pleased
Dr. H. L. Dumble
C. J. E. CARLSON
$100 Rew ard. $100
O f f i c e in H r o s i u i H ld g
H o o d H iv e r
T h # r e a d e r s o f t h is p a p e r w ill he
p le a s e d t o le a r n th a t t h e r e is a t le a s t
o n e d r e a d e d dl*« as*- th a t s c ie n c e has»
b g e n a b le I»» curt- In a ll Its s t a g e * , a n d
! «hat 1» « ft t a r r h
t ’ a t a r r h L e in « g r e a t ly
in flu e n c e d b y c o n s t itu tlo n a l c o n d it io n *
■ r e q u ir e s
c o n s t it u t io n a l
tr e a tm e n t
H a ll’ » C a t a r r h C u r e Is t a k e n in te rn a lly
a n d a c t s th ru t h e B lo o d o n t h e Mu< on
F u r f a c e s o f th e S y s t e m
t h e r e b y d.
n t f o y ln g t h e fo u n d a t io n o f th e d is e a s e
g iv in g th e p a tie n t « t r e n c i h b y b u ild in g
u p th e c o n s t it u t io n a n d aseistln K n a ­
tu r e in d o in g its w o r k
T h *' propri**
t o r s h a v e n o m u c h fa it h In th e c u r a t iv e
• p o w e r s o f H a l l '» C a t a r r h » ’ u re
th a t
t h e y o f f e r O n e H u n d r e d H o lla r » f o r a n y
c a s e t h a t it full.* to c u r e
S e n d f o r list
o f t e s t im o n ia l* .
\ddr.
V ,f C H E N E Y * C O . T oled o.
O hio
Sold by all D r u ifilit i. 7$«*
Autlce
of
mi
R A I L
A U T O
Mt Hood Kjilroud Co.
W. H D ai I*
K c
W k i . ht
Hood River Marble & Granite
Works
IIOO O K I V K R O R K U O S
l> » » i« o fi« » n i l X n n f a r i g K t i o f M ..n n -
n i.n i« , ( ia s io n e w o r k ■ - p e e to ll}
A ttorn ey at L aw
-
.
O REG O N
Dentist
Rooms 1 and 2 Hall I [lag.
Plump Ziel
llo o D RIVER, OREGON
W. A. HUSBANDS
Blacksmith
Horse Shoeing and General
Repair Work.
M o s ie r ,
-
-
O regon
R ack . Adm inistrator
Xoliri* for Piihlieathm
f«r
OREGON
Leaves Hood River daily at
1:30 p. m. and 5:00 p. in.
On
Sunday at 1:30 p. m.. 5:00 p. m. D e r b y a S t e a r n s
L a w y e r s
Iieaves Parkdale daily at 7:20
a. m. and 3:00. On Saturday H O O D R IV E R
OREGON
evening leaves Parkdale 6:30p.m.
Steam Train leaves Hood .River Dr. William Morton Post
daily at einht returning at 2.
iV pattm rn t o f the Interior. U 8 Land Office.
, at th** Dalles. Oregon. March 5. 1917.
N otice Is here be given that Harry M Stout. of
Vt««**ier, O regon, wh *. on March > , IS12. made
Homestead Kntr>. No '10114. for NF I-C Section
7, Tow nship l N *rth. K argr 1C h a -t. W illamette
Meridian, has rtkM notice o f intent am to make
*'tn*l Five Year Pps*f. to establish claim to th«-
land above de*«»r>hed. before the Register and
Receiver, at V S l a ix i (Mfice, The Dtalle« O re­
gon. •*« the Ifith day o f April. fin 7.
Claimant names as witneeses
W C. Kennedy
*»f The iHflee. Oregon. an«1 Tom M<w. Fan I Harm- *
•en. W M. T errill Charles A he m at hex . all o f M*»
•irr. O r s e e .
M FR AN K W OODCOCK.
I
*I*MW
Register
V-Ilre
-
T H E D A L ! E<
Hnul settlement
A
MOSIER
J. W . A L L E N
In the County C«»urt o f th* State o f Q rigoti for
W asco County
In the m atter ..f the eetate o f S E Francisco, :
deceased
N otire i* hrrehy given that th e undersigned has
filed hi# final re|»ort and account in the sbo»**
enlitlcd court as adm inistrator o f the Estate o f
S E Francisco, deceased, and that said County
t ouri o f the State o f Oregon for W asco County
has apiKtinted M onday, the 7th day o f May 19F7.
at the hour o f < p. m. o f *aaJ day as the tim e and
, the County Court mom in the County Courthouse
in Ihiiies City W asco CsHinty. Oregon, as the
place for the hearing o f *afci flt*al report All
persons having • hjecO- ns to the same are hereby
notified to he present at said tim e and place and
present any such ««hjectiona.
Date o f firs« publication this fith day o f April.
1 1 » 17 .
SUOI A N D H ARN ESS R E PA IR IN G
H ARNESS SUPPLIES
Expert A u to m o b ile Repairing
Fully Equipped M achine Shop
Agencies for Fords, Dodge and Buick
Automobiles for Hood River County
Columbia A u to & Machine C o., Hood River
l*nhll<-Att<»n
Department o f the Interior. U 8 la tv i O ffe r
The Dalles. O regon. March 12th. i»l7
N ot ire m hereby given that R> y A h e m a th cf. of
M *er Oregon, w ho «-a April Mth 1*1S. made
H> meet sad Kntrv. N o C ’dK fcg N W 1-4 NF. 1-4
‘ -J**i~* * » i *2» I 4 S r v ts n •*.
T vnahip 2 N -e»h K a*ge U Ka«t W illam ette
Met nflan, nas M m m*iWe o f r n t m t in fn make
I »raf Five Year I V r ' to e«tahheh riaam t » the
la^d sb*vc described. hrf>«* R r g o t e r and R e­
ceiver. V S la n d O ff*», at The DalVs, O regon
on the ftth «lay o f A p r il I P ?
Claimant names a* wrtaesaes J p Robert*.
Pgr.I llarm sen T II t k « 4 a Henry Ha ter ail of
M.mer Oregon
H FRAN K W OODCOCK.
mlfinfe
Reg star
STEAM ER
PEOPLE S N WIGATION CO.
TAHOM A
CHARLES NELSON. Mar.
Leaves The Dall«-« 7:'lo \ M., Sundays, Tuesdays and
Thursdays. Arrives at Mosier at N:15. À. M.
I «eaves Put; a-'d o* t Ion day«. Wednesdays and Saturdays
from Oak Street it*K-k
...
Passengers and freight
Mosier Dock in charge o f W. F. Baker, who will meet all
boats and attend to transfer. Phone No. 191.