MOSIER HIGH SCHOOL
GRADUATES THREE
Men’s Summer Underwear M e n ’s C l o t h i n g
Our line of Men
Men's s Summer Underwear is
O
complete. We have long and short sleeve Union
These ar critical times in the Men’s
Suits for 45c and up. Two-piece garments 25»’ Clothing indi stry. The large advance in
and up. We carry all the leading makes, such w o o l, poor gr: de of dyes, increase of labor,
as Porous Knit, B. V. D., Hatch one button, in fact every hing that goes into a first-
Cooper’s, Otis’, and Haynes. For those who class suit of c othes has advanced. Cloth
want something a little heavier weight we have ing manufact rers that have no reputation
a garment that is well adapted for Spring and to maintain ere using inferior cloth and
early Spring wear.
workiii unship. The firm of Hart, Schaffner
& Marx is the largest manufacturer of
Hosiery
men’s high grade clothing in the world.
Men’s, Ladies’ and Children’s. We now They built up their reputation on quality.
have the largest line of Hosiery that we have They have a 1 ^putation to maintain. They
ever carried in cotton, lisle, liber silk and pure are using the tame all wool cloth, the same
thread silk in white and colors. There has been high class wo kmanship.
a large advance in the price of hosiery but we
give you the same guarantee with
bought a large stock before the advance and we their We
suits
as we did before the war. We
are still selling them at the old price. If you guarantee them
to be all 'vool, to hold their
do not want to pay the advance buy your hosiery shape. We guarantee
them to give you
satisfaction.
Men’s Work Shirts
This is no time to experiment on un
Do not pay advance prices on Work Shirts. known brands. Buy Hart, Schaffner &
You can buy them here at the old price. We Marx clothes and you will get satisfaction.
start them at 33c.
C o o p e r ’s
Underwear
•“S p r i n g . N u e d l c ” K n i t
B e n n in g to n B u ilt w it h
F a te n te d C lo te d C ro U .il
S ta n d s U p U n d e r
A n y S tr a in
n d erw ear th a t h 3 n o t th e
p ro p e r» ra o u r.t c { give a n d
s p r i n g - b a c k , s o o n lo s e » I t s
shape a n d is not com fortable.
We m ake n lea d er o f C ooper's
‘‘Spnnt{Nee<Ue’’K nit. ltfiM nds
the stra in a n d holds its shape.
All w eights, styles a n d sizes for
fall and w in ter w ear. S hirts,
neckw ear, hosiery for m ea. A
very com plete line. W ill you
com e in u n d look over o u r lines?
U
T he Paris Fair,
T he H igh School C om m encem ent e x
e rcises o f T hursday evening w as a pro
nounced success in every w ay. The
Church o f C h rist w as p re ttily decorated
w ith a predom ination o f dogwood blos
soms and w ild sunflow ers, s e ttin g fo rth
the class colors o f gold and w hite,
very ta s tily . The piano solo bv Miss
Marion Woods, th e vocal solo, by Mrs.
B. A. B erry , and th e selections re n
dered by the popular local q u a rte t,
pleased th e large audience exceedingly.
I’rof. B. A. B erry p re sen te d th e d iplo
m as and Rev. Leon L. M yers rendered
the invocation and benediction.
The cla ss receiving th e diplom as con
sisted o f t h r e e : tw o g irls , Blanche
Ross and E m ily H usbands, and one
boy, F ra n k W ilson.
Blanche Ross
delivered th e class « ratio n , "D om estic
Science as a B art o f a G irl's E duca
tio n ,” w hich w as w ell received by the
audience.
T he principal address o f th e evening
w as delivered by Dr. Jo s. K. H art, of
Reed College, P o rtlan d who made
very fo rcib le appeal to th e audience
and to the grad u atio n class to realize
the g re a t o p p o rtu n ities th a t lay before
us as a nation. A fu tu re th a t be
speaks th e sacrifice o f th e individual
for th e comm on good, cooperation of
all tow ard a common g o a l : the happi
ness of hum anity. H e stro n g ly em -
l>hasized th e im m ediate need o f cooper
ation in our com m unity as a c o n trib u
tion to w ard th is goal.
Hood River, Ore.
O ff'th e " T ra y
the L.nch service recently inaugurated by
Union Pacific System
that is proving immensely popular, is
a new reason why you should insist that your
™ = = » ™ = tickets read Union Pacific System.
C offee . . .
S a n d w ic h e s .
P ie . . . .
D o u g h n u ts .
H a r d B o ile d
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ONE H U N D R E D CENTS W ORTH
— FO R O NE D O L L A R !
Does this mean anything to you Mr. Consumer? Are you making each and
every cent of your Dollar work to your advantage ? If not, why not ?
Since the J. C. Penney Co. came to Hood River, the prices on many articles
have dropped. Have you noticed it? We believe in a square deal: One Hundred
Cents’ worth for One Dollar, with no premiums to bribe you. All we ask is a fair
comparison of our merchandise and prices with those of others.
We
Buy
For
L e ss
5c
49c
98<
Men's f a t h e r
Work Gloves
69c 98
49.
98.
Men’s and Boy’s
Summer Hats
19 39.- 49. 98c
A gen ts
59.
fo r
Table Oil Cloth
per yard
69c
18 .-
Ladies'
House Dresses
Calico
per vard
98>
5c
Indies’ Vests
No Sleeves
J. & P. Coats
Thread, per spool
$1 45
Men’s and Boys’
Fancy Caps
25c
Men’s Canvas
Gloves, per pair
Bungalow
Aprons
Men's Khaki
I’ants, good wt.
5c 10.
19. 25.
Dainty
Corset Covers
25>' and 49>‘
P icto ria l
We
S e ll
For
L ess
4c
Children's Straw
Play Hats
10c
R e v ie w
P attern s
Men’s
Colgate's
Talcum Powder
9c
Blue D>*nim
White
Bib Overalls
l aundry Soap
for
98c
/ 75
BUSY
S tew art Bldg . 3rd and State.
S TORES
H (H )I) RI VER. O R E G O N
pi im icd
"ii
jo in in g
25c
th e
a t N am pa. T he visito rs, who
have trav e le d ex te n siv ely o ver the
U nited S ta te s, a re g re a tly pleased
w ith th e scenic w onders o f th e section
of th e c o untry around M osier as well
as th e ideal c lim atic conditions.
PROCLAMATION
W heres, th e N ation pays its respect
to th e d e p arted ones on M em orial Day,
(M ay 30),
All persons in th e C ity o f M osier and
D istric t a re hereby requested to
assem ble a t th e C hurch of C hrist a t
th e hour o f 2 p. m. fo r th e purpose of
m em orial service.
T h erefo re, I. E d g ar A. Race, M ayor
o f th e C ity o f M osier, do hereby de
c la re May 30 a legal holiday.
(S igned)
E d g ar A. Race. M ayor.
Im m ediately a f te r serv ice th e a ssem
bly w ill form in line and m arch to the
c em etery un d er m ilita ry escort. C hild
ren a re requested to brin g flowers.
The business houses in th e city w ill be
closed d u rin g th e e n tire day.
Liberty Loan Bonds
Seven Bars of
Heavy Weight
M errill
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ricultural activities throughout the state;
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want and against all sorts of schemes that
are detrimental to the people and agricultural
interests of this state.
We have, therefore, made a special clubbing
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MER whereby any farmer or fruitgrower,
who is one of our regular subscribers and who
is not now a subscriber to THE OREGON
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poultry men; and it has the backbone te at
tack wrongful methods and combinations and
bad legislation, and support honest leaders
and beneficial measures. We are confident
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being able to make this splendid and at
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The M osier B ulletin 1 Y ea r........ $1,50
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$2.50
By our special clubbing rate, both for $1.50
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Stewart Hornless Phonograph, $7.00.
Seven Inch Double Records, 35c.
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BOOK
Dr. H. L. Dumble
RAIL
AUTO
Leaves Hood River daily at
1:30 p. in. and 5:00 p. m.
On
Sunday at 1:30 p. m., 5:00 p. m.
Leaves Parkdale daily at 7:20
a. m. and 3:00. On Saturday
evening leaves Parkdale 6:30 p. m. j
Steam Train leaves Hood River
daily at eight returning at 2.
C. J. E. CARLSON
MOSIER
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STO RE j
ERIC V. HAUSER. Proprietor
H. II. CLOUTIER Manaiin* Dir.
M t H o o d R a ilro a d Co.
The M osier V alley Bank w ill accept
su b scrip tio n s for L ib e rty Ixxan Bonds.
P a y m en ts fo r th ese bonds m ay be
m ade in m onthly in sta llm e n ts as d e
sired.
If m ade th ro u g h th e bank, SH O E A N D H A R M SS R E P A IR IN G
in te re s t w ill be allow ed on pay m en ts,
II \ K M s s s i P H IKS
and applied on p urchase o f bond.
Subscription# to ta lin g $2,000 have
alread y been forw arded from M osier,
and it M desired to increase th is m ount.
This is a good o p p o rtu n ity to se rv e
K l XV*,..HT
W H . t>AX 19
your country w hite a t the sam e tim e
you a re m aking an inv estm en t th a t is
Hood River Marble 4 Granite
safe. Bonds a re issued in d iffere n t
denom inations, from $50 up.
In fo r-,
Works
m at ton may be obtained from C. G.
HOOD B IV M L O R K U O N
Nichol, E. M. S tra u ss. «■» W. E.
tM f n r r « a n d M a n n f a c ta r e r * o f M oou
Chown, as w ell as a t th e bank.
m e n u , l 'u t S t o a t W o r » a s p r e tu ity
"Buy a Bond" NOW.
« » « ^ i * * ■ m * * —» » * ^ 1
C onveniently located w ithin reach
of th e c ity 's w holesale, shopping
and th e a tre districts.
RATES:
W ithout hath $1.00 |>er day and up
W ith bath - fl.6 0 per day ami up
W m . Me M u rra y , G en eral P a s se n g e r A g en t
P o rtla n d
The Mosier Bulletin
Multnomah Hotel
e p a rty
AH "Off-the-Tray" food» are of same high quality
a s serv ed ui U nion Pacific S ystem d ining ca rs . T h e
JC w a ite rs pass th ro u g h d ay an d to u rist c a rs w ith lig h t
foods a t sm all p rices. Y ou w ill enjoy th is fe a tu re .
S p e c ia l M e a t o r
. . .
Miss M. Shogren cam e u p from
E . M. H olm an w as here th is w eek
Mr. and Mrs. H a rry A nderson cam e
buying live stock fo r his m a rk e t a t P o rtlan d S a tu rd ay n ig h t to be w ith down from The D alles Sunday m orning 4-l- I"I"l"l"l I ■! 1 ■i-1- l- I- i- H - I - I-î- H - l- I-I-i-
B R I E F L O C A L M E N T I O N . Hood R iver.
h e r siste r, M iss A. Shogren, fo r a sta y ! fo r a b rie f v isit. T hey w ill a rriv e
!■ |. |..I- |..I- 1-.|..|..|- |- |- |.+ l-M -M - M -H-l's,
n e x t w eek, as Mr. A nderson is e m
Pacific C oast fru it g ro w e rs will do
S om ething new , Holly Milk and Rice on th e ir ranch.
Mrs. David A llen and little son, ployed by th e en g in e erin g corps in the th e ir sh a re in providing for the n a tio n 's
Roy S to ltz re tu rn e d S a tu rd ay faun,
" * B aym an, w ere here from T he D alles road construction work in th is county. fc-si supply, and th ere should lie plenty
1 v isit in P ortland.
If you w a n t hard tim es hoard your of c ars to handle th is y e a r’s crop.
N. P. S tu rg e ss le ft fo r P o rtlan d W ednesday for a v isit w ith Mrs. M ar
D. W. Hudson sp e n t Sunday w ith T uesday w here he e x p e c ts to spend a g a re t W alk er and children.
m on ey ; if you w an t good tim es spend T his is th e ch eerin g m easure se n t out
re la tiv e s in Hood R iver.
Miss D ella B urton, who has been your uhuh ) a m o u n t , invest in W ar by J . W. M cClymonds, vice-president
p a rt o f th e sum m er w ith re la tiv e s.
and g e n era l m an ag er o f the Pacific
Roy A b ern ath y w as in Hood R iver
F rank M iddlesw art le ft T hursday residing in P o rtla n d , cam e up Monday Bonds or put your money in th e bank F ru it E xpress, and one o f the best
Sunday.
aftern o o n fo r P o rtlan d w here he w ill for a v isit w ith h e r p a ren ts, Mr. and w here it w ill help to keep business posted m en in the w est on h o rtic u ltu ra l
going. S tra u ss, The A rt P o ste r Store.
i Mrs. A. B. B urton.
S ecurity
A n tise p tic
H e a le r
for seek em ploym ent in th e sh ip yards.
B arbed W ire c u ts a t C how n’s.
Mrs. J . D. Biles and Mrs. S. H. conditions.
Mrs. C. G. G raham re tu rn e d on
A new M aytag W ashing M achine
Mr. McClymonds has ju s t m ade a
Miss N ita V ogel, o f Hood R iver, v is ju s t received. A re you in te rested ? W ednesday to her hom e in P ortland M attock, m other and s is te r re sp e c tiv e survey o f the situ atio n w ith the view
a f te r v isitin g fo r th e p a st w eek here ly of M rs. Ed. L. Howe and Miss Daisy of secu rin g all the equipm ent n eces
ited S a tu rd ay w ith Mrs. Ja m e s C herry. See Chown.
Biles, a rriv e d Sunday from P o rtlan d
w ith re la tiv e s.
Mrs. J . P. T ryon spent th e w eek end
sary to m ee t th e needs of the grow ers.
M rs. J . W. Y onish and her d a u g h te r,
W. E. Brown le ft T uesday fo r W hite fo r a tw o w e ek s’ 3ta y a t Lehow a F ru it
in The D alles w ith re la tiv e s.
The Pacific F ru it E x p ress company
L au ra, w ere in Hood R iv er S atu rd ay
F
arm
.
| Salm on w ere he w ill have c h arg e of
h a ; 12,600 o f its own cars, and is ru sh
Clyde Pulley v isite d Sunday a f t e r aftern o o n .
Mrs. R obt. E. Shinn le ft Sunday ing the c o nstruction of 2700 additional
an orchard tr a c t and stra w b e rry field
noon in Hood R iver.
John E ld e r w ent to Hood R iver and belonging to Ed. Ball, o f T he D alles.
m orning fo r C orvallis w here she will cars w hich will be av ailab le shortly.
M aurice Woods w as in Hood R iv er Pine G rove S a tu rd ay on a business
v
isit
fo r a m onth a t her fo rm er home. In addition to th is num ber, the P. F.
W anted—Beef cattle, hogs and veal.
trip .
Sunday.
Phone or w rite E. M. H olm an, Hood H er fa th e r, W. J . K err, is president of E. people a re leasing 2500 A rm our ears
W hen in Hood R iver stop in a t the Kiver, O iegon.
L ee’s Lice K ille r in liquid o r pow der
the O regon A g ric u ltu ra l C ollege. Mr. to m eet th e em ergency.
jlo
E lectric K itchen In P a t L in d say 's lor
a t C how n's.
Shinn accom panied his w ife as fa r as
McClymonds e stim a te s th a t the C a l
C.
Y.
Cooper,
county
assessor,
w
as
m23tf
P ortland.
W a lte r Clay sp e n t th e day in Hood vonr m eals or lunches.
ifornia oran g e crop w ill be ten per
down from T he D alles W ednesday to
Miss D orothy E. P assm ore w as in a ssist his d ep u ty , O. E. W ilson, w ith
R iver Sunday.
Rev. l,eon L. M yers, accom panied by cen t m ore th an la st y ear, and the
his little son, Paul, re tu rn e d T hursday j melon crop in the Im p erial Valley w ill
Clyde Rand, o f Hood R iver, w as Hood R iv er S a tu rd ay v isitin g w ith some o f th e w ork.
trien
d
s.
from E ugene w here he a tte n d ed the run from 25 to 30 per cen t heavier.
v isitin g here Sunday and Monday.
J . K. M cG regor sp e n t T uesday in
Anyone w ishing apple and o th e r i T he D alles on business. H e accom- com m encem ent exercises o f his alm a T urlock m elons w ill be ab o u t the sam e
Mrs. B. E. W eller w e n t to P ortland
m
ate r, th e E ugene B ible U n iv erstiy . as la st season.
f ru it tre e s fre e , call a t once. A rth u r ; panied J . W. McDonald who had m o
th e first o f the w eek for a visit.
Rev. M yers sta te d th a t he m et a num
Deciduous tre e f r u it w ill be about
Kuhn.
tored
over
from
Hood
R
iver.
M ark A. M ayer re tu rn e d Sunday
ber o. his form er schoolm ates and e n the sam e as last season, b u t C alifornia
The new c o n cen trated bluing, here
n ig h t from a business trip to P ortland.
Dudley P iercey was here the first of
g rap es w ill be heav ier
first, o f course.
S tra u ss, T he A rt the w eek from The D alles v isitin g joyed the renew al o f friendships.
Miss Irm a E ld er w as in Hood R iv er P o ster S tore.
T w en ty seven thousand e a rs of c itru s
Mrs. Donald A hearn, o f E lreno,
w
ith
his
p
a
ren
ts,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ja
s.
betw een tra in s T uesday m orning.
O klahom a, w ith h e r in fa n t son. S h a n f ru it have been handled so fa r w ith the
Mrs. J . P. C arroll and Miss Effie Piercey.
indications
pointing to all c a rrie rs
H. D. Jo n e s re tu rn e d Monday from W rig h t w ere v isito rs T hursday a f t e r
non, a rriv e d T hursday to spend the
Com m encing S a tu rd ay , May 26, for sum m er w ith her p a ren ts, Mr. and loading a bout 50,000 cars.
a v isit of a few d a y s in P ortland.
noon in Hood R iver.
T he P F . E. is g e ttin g ready to
one w eek double A rt P o ste rs in the Mrs. A. B. B urton. Mrs. A hearn, nee
Al. B ehrens w as in Hood R iv er F r i
H. W. Danielseri and nephew , F e rd i Pure Food G rocery D ept.
Double Ruby B urton, w as m arried nearly tw o handle th e eanteloupe crop o f the Im
day m orning b etw een tra in s.
nand S tra u ss, w ere Hood R iver v isito rs losters end S a tu rd ay , J u n e 2. S tra u ss, y e ars ago a t th e home o f h e r p a ren ts, perial V alley w hich w ill s t a r t ab o u t
lü
J . E. Proctor and son, F rank w ere T hursday.
" h e A rt P o ste r Store.
Ti
sinee w hich tim e she has resided w ith May 25th. The a creag e has been in
in Hood R iver on S a tu rd ay .
creased fro m 4000 to 13,000.
The
A big special in m e n ’s pipes a t ‘25c.
Mrs. H e rb e rt L. R oberts, nee Miss her husband in Oklahom a.
H orse C ollar Puds in a ll sizes, a t See tn em th is w eek a t S tra u s s ’ The R uth L ittle n a g e , sp e n t se v e ra l days
Portland Painless D entist. We E x P. F. E. e x p e c t to handle 6000 ears.
C how n's.
The
T
urlock
canteloupes
w
ill
follow.
A rt P o ste r Store.
v isitin g w ith h e r siste r, M rs. H enry trac t, C row n, and Bridge your teeth
The deciduous f ru it m ovem ent will
W. A. F ire h au g h re tu rn e d to P o rt
Mrs. W m. Johnson and h e r d a u g h te r, N elsen, and husband, in P o rtlan d the ib w lu te ly P ain less; we em ploy only
land S a tu rd ay a fte r a stay a t O rtley.
T helm a, w ere S a tu rd ay v isito rs in first of la st w eek.
E xperienced and R egistered m en ; ti(- m ingle w ith the so u th e rn C alifornia
eanteloupe crop. T he green f r u it crop
C. A. H uge w as in Hood R iv er Sat- Hood R iver.
J. A. Couey, b ro th er-in -la w o f Mrs. leen years gu aran tee on all w oik. w ill probably call for 15,000 cars.
urduy afternoon.
J . N. M osier was in The D alles the E. J . T h rift, whose home is in Shedd, -Seventeen years_ continual praetiee in
B ring th is card
Mrs. J a s . C am p v isited in Hood la tte r p a rt o f la st w eek on legal busi- , Oregon, le ft Monday for Condon a fte r P ortland Oregon.
Three Go to Enlist in Navy
a v isit h e re w ith Mrs. T h r if t and | with you, it in w orth money. P o rtlm d
ness.
R iver S a tu rd ay and Sunday.
Painless D en tirt. 305 Second St , T h e
Sw eet c id e ra t all tim es. Ila g e ’s C ider j L ie u te n a n t and Mrs. M cFadden m ade ■ fam ily.
Isee
E
vans, J r . , Clyde Bailey and
B usiness as usual a t th is s to re w ith Dalles, Ore. O pposite A. M. W illiam s O ra Hodge le ft here W ednesday a f te r
a b rie f v isit in P o rtlan d the first of
F acto ry .
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Co
Phone
Mam
3631.
tl
prices
as
low
a
s
possible
and
stocks
noon fo r P ortland to e n lis t in the
F. A. A llington w e n t to Hood R iver the w eek.
Mrs. P. L. A rth u r le ft Sunday for N avy. R e cru itin g Officer Sarm on was
Our S lo g a n : “ K eep B usiness Go k e p t up so you can g e t w h at you w ant
S a tu rd ay ufternoon.
E
ugene
as
a
d
e
le
g
a
te
to
the
s
ta
te
eon-
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w
hen
you
w
an
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it.
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tra
u
ss,
T
he
A
rt
here and gave the young men a p re
Mrs. J . W. H uskey w as a v isito r the in g .” F or our c o u n try ’s sake w ill you P o ste r Store.
convention o f the R ebekah lodge. lim inary exam in atio n and pronounced
help?
S tra u ss, T he A rt P o s te r Store.
last of th e w eek in Hood R iver.
Mrs.
S.
E.
E
vans
w
as
elected
as
a
them sound in every re sp ec t. All of
H. L. B ickford drove o ver from
Miss A lice L. B en n ett w as a week
d e le g a te to th e convention b u t on ac
Guy D uvall w as in Hood R iver S un
end v isito r w ith re la tiv e s in The Hood R iver w ith his tea m and will count o f the illness of her siste r-in law the young men have been em ployed
day v isitin g w ith re la tiv e s.
here in th e o rchards, th e first tw o,
help U ncle Sam uel solve tie; food I
Dalles.
Mrs. J . E. I’r< r t >r w as a v isto r on
1 problem by p lan tin g spuds on th e ir i w as u nable to leave. Mrs. A rth u r, I how ever, having re ce n tly retu rn e d
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ele cte d as a lte rn a te . Mrs. Wm. Jo h n
children, H ow ard and Amos, spent
M rs. V. C. Y oung w as in Hood R iver Sunday in Hood R iver.
Fred U lm er and C .J. E. C arlson left son, th e o th er d e le g ate , le ft Monday nia, A rizona and Nevada.
W ednesday a fte rn o o n v isitin g friends.
Sunday fo r E ugene w here th ey w ere j m orning. She e x p e c ts to v isit a fte r
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. B urton and
Mrs. F. G. E n g elk e sp e n t W ednes little d a u g h te r, V ictoria, sp e n t Sunday d e le g ate s from the local lodge to th e j the convention in E ugene and P ortland S t a t e o f O h io , C it y o f T o le d o ,
L u c a s C o u n ty , ss.
s ta te convention of the Odd F ellow s ! before re tu rn in g home.
day afternoon in Hood R iver.
aftern o o n in Hood R iver.
F ra n k J. C heney m a k e s o a th th a t he
1 lodge which convened th is w eek.
Mrs. W. !’. V ining w as a Hood R iver
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F o r Sale Pom ona b a rre l sp ra y er, . W ednesday aftern o o n w ith 15 little C h e n e y & C o., d o in g b u s in e s s in th e
v isito r W ednesday aftern o o n .
q u u rt o r h a lf gallon.
S ta te price. (wiles, hose and o th e r o rch ard tools
C ity <>f T o le d o , C o u n ty a n d S t a t e a f o r e
pigs w hch he had in c ra te s tied on the s a id . a n d t h a t s a id A rm w ill p a y t h e
J . M. C arroll w as in Hood R iv er W rite M. S ., c are B ulletin.
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such as pru n in g sh ears, w agon, apple
tu n o f O N E H U N D R E D D O L L A R S f o r
T uesday aftern o o n on business.
Mrs. J a m e s C herry and her little lx>x nailer and o th e r p a rap h e rn alia at re a r of his HUtomobile. Mr. McDonald, s ea<
h a n d e v e rv c a s e o f C a ta r r h th a t
F ra n k W ilson w as a Hood R iver v is d a u g h te r, Doris, sp e n t F riday v isitin g j a b a rg ain . 1 need the room and w a rt who purchased the pigs in G rass V al c a n n o t h e c u r e d b y t h e u s e o f H A L L ’S
ito r T uesday aftern o o n .
w ith her siste r, Mrs. R. H. K em p, and them off th e place. A rth u r Kuhn, j l ley and who w as on his w ay to Hood C A T A R R H C U R E . F R A N K J C H E N E Y
R iver, sta te d th a t th e only chance to
S w o r n t o b e f o r e m e a n d s u b s c r ib e d
Mrs. E. J . T h rift w as a W ednesday husband, in Odell.
Miss Zola M ifrgan, who has been ! buy pigs now is w here th e fa rm e rs j in m y p r e s e n c e , t h i s 6 th d a y o f D e c e m
v isito r in The D alles.
In honor o. our S oldier Dead, sto re a tte n d in g the high sehiNil in A lbany, j have insufficient feed o r p a stu re for i b e r. A. 1». 1**6.
A W GLEA SON ,
N o t a r y P u b lic .
Mrs. E. C. Rhodes w as a v isito r in closed all day M em orial Day, W ednes stopped off T uesday n ig h t for a visit J th e porkers.
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day, May 30th. S tra u ss.
!!uvu R iver on T hursday.
w ith th e fam ily o f h e r a u n t, Mrs. w eek w here he also m ade purchases. a lly a n d a c t s th r o u g h t h e B lo o d o n th e
F. P arsley and w ife v isited th e ; Mrs. Wm. G raham and little son E. A. Race.
Miss M organ le ft on R e tu rn in g to Hood R iver in th e a f te r M u c o u s S u rfa< • s o f th e S y s te m . S e n d
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noon he had dis|>osed o f all o f them f o r te s t i m o n i a l s fr* >
retu rn ed Monday to th e ir home in i W ednesday for her home in Moro.
Duns m o re’s Sunday,
F J C H E N E Y A C O . T o le d o . O.
before m orning.
Let us flniali your film s. Same m ay 1»' Moro a l t e r a visit here w ith re la tiv e s.
S o ld b y a l l D r u g g is ts . 75c.
Jo h n D enny, a fo rm er M osier resi- I
Mrs. S. A. M errill and siste r, Miss
H a l l 's F n m il y P ills f o r c o n s ti p a ti o n .
left at th e Bulletin office. Slocoin A , Mrs. Ed. F. R eeves sp en t th e w eek ] dent, and who is now resid in g a t Bick-
Canfield. Hood R iver.
If end here w ith her husband. She had ieton, W ash., w here he has ranch M innie D. Hyde, and siste r-in -law .
M r and Mrs. H enry D anielson and been in P o rtlan d and e a s te rn O regon I in te re s ts, w as in the city th e first o f Miss Annie D. M errill, who have been
baby son w ere v isito rs T uesday in T he j d uring th e past w eek.
th e w eek v isitin g w ith old friends v isitin g here fo r th e p a st tw o w eeks
w ith L. J . M errill, th e ir son and
D alles.
Mrs. S. E. E vans w h s in The D alles a f te r an absence of nearly th re e years. cousin, le ft T uesday n ig h t en ro u te to
F or Sale Pigs, ju s t w eaned, w e ig h t Friday and S atu rd ay w here she v isited Mr. Denny still ow ns residence prop th e ir home in l)es M oines, Iow a. At
30 to fit) lbs. W rite o r phone J . W. w ith Mrs. F. M. H u n ter, h e r siste r-in - e rty here in tne vicinity o f th e Mosier N am pa, Idaho, they e xpected to m eet
PORTLAND, OREGON
I creek bridge.
law, who w as ill in a h o spital th ere.
McDonald, Hood R iver, a t once.
S. A. M errill w ho left here sev eral
days ago to look a f te r his o rc h ard in
THE NORTHWEST’S LARGEST &
te re s ts th ere . H is young o rch ard is
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u st com ing into b e arin g th is year.
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Physician and Surgeon
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H o o d R iver
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Soft Drinks
ot All Kinds
Are You Pleased
with the glasses your are w ear
ing? If not come to my office
with your eye troubles and
headaches.
I fit glasses, that one thing
I do. and fit them right. Over
30 years’ practice has placed
me where it is no experiment.
Many of the leading physicians
and surgeons not only send
their patients with eye trouble
and headache to me, but come
themselves, which means I
have gained their confidence.
Personal attention in all cases.
FREE CONSULTATION
Dr. G eo . A . C u ttin g
O ffice* w ith D. L in d q u is t, th e
1 r a d in » J e w e le r
ARTHUR
PHARMACY
307 E . 2nd St., The Dalles,
Ore.