Mosier bulletin., June 01, 1917, Image 1

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VOL. I \
MOSIEIt, WASCO COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, .IFNE 1, 1!)17
Is cheaper b ecau se it m a k es
m ore loaves o f b re a d . D on’t
be fooled in to b u y in g th e low
priced flour th in k in g you a re
g e ttin g so m e th in g c h e a p e r th a n
R iv e r
N o. 13
to the party ordering them, at legal rates, and
paid for before affidavits are furnished.
th a t individual [su b scrip tio n s had prac­
tic a lly ceased, grow ers fe a rin g th e ir
inab ility to p a rtic ip a te in the issue.
T he banks had planned on a fu rth e r
p a rticip a tio n in th e L ib e rty loans, but
in th e face o f e x istin g conditions the
F ederal R eserve Bank w as advised
th a t additional subscription« w ere held
in
APPLES TO BE MOVED TO MVRKET abeyance u n til f r u it gro w ers would
receive an assu ran ce th a t th e ir prod­
War C o m * Day, Tuesday June 5th
u cts would r o t lie sacrificed. It was
A Public Holiday by Governor's
th a t local c itize n s did not
Ruling Brings General Rejoicing to Gros - explained
lack in p a trio tism , as s ta tis tic s showed
Proclamation.
th a t subscrip tio n s fur Hood R iver
ers of Northwestern Apple Grow­
county had already reached $4 ner cap­
W H O M U S T R E G IS T E R .
ita , b u t th a t the action re su lte d be­
ing Districts
Tbr*i ‘Ir+t
cause g ro w ers o f apples in the fact of
E very m ale betw een ages of 21 and
possible d isa ste r fe lt th a t they would
30. inclusive. A liens, siek, crippled
not be able to buy bonds.
(.From th e Hood R iver G lacier)
included—m ilitary exem ptions to tie
F riday local bond su b erip tio n s were
d eterm in ed later.
G eneral rejoicing prevailed in Hood g ing ahead w ith even a g re a te r inter-
R iver la st F riday over th e announce­ e stjth a n fo rm erly prevailed. Replying
W H E R E R E G IS T E R
m ent of H e rb e rt C. H oover, U nited
g ra m from A. L. Mills, head
At your te g u la r polling place
; S ta te s food a d m in istra to r, th a t f r u it is ; o to f a a tele
co m m ittee of P o rtlan d bankers
w here booths will be provided from
a food and m u s. be tran sp o rte d by th e engaged in w aging a cam paign for the
7 a. m . to 0 p. in. A bsentees m ust
railw ay
com panies.
M ature sales
register before W ar C ensus Day w ith
agency officals and grow ers known fo r L ib e rty loan, local ban k s w ired Mr.
M ills th a t they would p a rtic ip a te to
county clerks in pounties w here they
the norm al dignity of th e ir b e arin g th
e
lim
it
of
th
e
ir
a
b
ility
in
the
loans.
happen to be.
¡ tossed th e ir h ats into th e a ir and
cheered in expression o f re lie f to th e ir It w as suggested by local b ankers th a t
R E G IS T E R E A R L Y .
a
c
e
rta
in
specified
a
llo
tm
e
n
t
of
the
feelin g s o f a n x iety fo r the paat several
T he sick m ust send a com petent
; days. The new s b ro u g h t a re la x atio n bonds should be m ade to all Oregon
person to th e county clerk to a r ­
am ong all local business in te re s ts, who com m unities.
H. F. Davidson declares th a t he b e ­
range for th e ir registration.
feared a possible p«nic m ight re su lt in
I’e u alty for failure to register, lor
f ru it d is tric ts in case the com m u n ity 's lieves th a t apples and o th e r fru its w ill !
;
be
classed
as
foods,
and
th
a
t
the
w
ar
false, m isleading or incorrect a n ­
products w ere refu sed distrib u tio n .
situ atio n w ill not cause th e d istrib u ­
ers Is im prisonm ent w ith o u t op­
The ru lin g of Mr. Hoover and S ecre­ tion o f apples to be m ilita te d a g ain st. j sw
tion of tine.
ta ry o f A g ric u ltu re H ouston has given
“ I believe the situ atio n has been j
new stim u lu s to th e F ru it G ro w ers’ i viewed by m a n y .’ says Mr. Davit.son, I
Agency, a c en tral organization o f all " w ith undue alarm . A fte r one has
The little green card th a t ev ery man
N o rth w e stern fru it in te re s ts form ed seen the prom inence th a t fru it plavs in | b etw een th e ag es of 21 and 30 years,
“ A l w a y s a t Y o u r S e r v i c e '*
la s t y e ar under g overnm ent su p e rv i­ {th e big m a rk e ts o f all c ities, it is im - 1 inclusive, w ill receive a f te r he has re g ­
sion, w ith h ead q u a rte rs a t Spokane. possible to conceive o f th e g o v e rn m e n t1 istere d on w a r census day. is an im por­
W hile th e Apple G row ers A ssociation p u ttin g an end to th e d istrib u tio n of ta n t docum ent.
w as one of the original su b scrib ers to it. I t is now a d m itted by all food eeo-
T his c e rtitic a le is v irtu a lly a receip t
th e A gency, it w ithdrew la st y ear on i nom ists th a t f r u it is ju s t as much j o f re g is tra tio n according to official in­
th e grounds of th e inefficiency of the needed in th e d ie t of th e nation as the form ation given out by G eorge A.
A gency. Today th e Agency has no a rtic le s of sta p le food. The go v ern ­ W hite, A d ju tan t G eneral o f th e O re ­
stro n g e r su p p o rters than A ssociation m ent should come to th is realization gon N atio n al G uard. I f a m an cannot
officials.
and provide for apples or o th e r fru it as produce it on dem and, he m ust con­
vince th e go v ern m en t th a t he has r e ­
“ I f th e F ru it G row ers’ A gency had a p a rt of th e ra tio n in g o f soldiers.
ally re g iste re d , o r he faces th e possi­
never accom plished a n y th in g e ls e ,’’
bility o f a term in prison, w ith o u t the
says C. W. M cCullagh, " i t has earned
option o f paying a fine.
th e su p p o rt of all N o rth w estern f ru it
gro w ers by its a ctiv e p a rticip a tio n in
In any e v en t, being w ith o u t th is c e r­
tific ate is liable to cause him much
th is e v en t, one of the m ost v ita l th a t
trouble. So, fo r his own sake, as well
has e v er confronted the N o rth w estern
as to aid th e governm ent, he should
f ru it industry. The Agency m ay have
guard th e c ertific ate jealously.
m ade m istak es and it m ay not have ac ­
Men betw een th e ag es of 21 and 3n ¡ When an ab sen tee m ails his re g is tr a ­
com plished all th a t w as predicted for
it, b u t it w as in stru m e n tal in securing years, inclusive, who ex|>ect to be a b ­ tion card to th e re g is tr a r o f his home j
for us th is classification th a t d esig ­ se n t from th e ir home precinct on W ar j precin ct a f te r the county clerk in
n ates apples as a food. F o r the con­ C ensus day, which is Ju n e 5, should ; which he hap|iens to lie has m ade out
the card fo r him the abse n te e should
sid eratio n and acceptance o f our view s re g is te r w ith o u t delay.
R e g iste r today, if you can. If th a t be su re to ask for a re g is tra tio n c e r­
in th is m a tte r, Mr. Hoover and Secre­
is
im
p
ra
ctica
b
le,
do
it
tom
orrow
.
In
tific ate.
ta ry H ouston should be extended a
G eneral W hite sends out th e follow ­
vote o f th an k s o f all N o rth w e stern any event, re g is te r a t th e very e a rlie st
m om ent for delay may m ake you liable ing su g g estio n s to r e g is tr a r s :
apple m e n .’
W hen in doubt consult th e re g u la ­
Ke enneth McKay declared th a t noth- to a te rm o f im prisonm ent w ithout the
_ of m ore im portance had ev er hap­ a lte rn a tiv e of paying a tine. Absence tions.
is not accepted as an excuse fo r failure
Follow th e te n ta tiv e re g u la tio n s u n ­
pened to fru it grow ers of th e Nortl
til th e final re g u la tio n s reach you.
w est. Mr. M cK ay’s c e n tra l agency, to re g iste r.
The
procedure
fo
r
re
g
is
tra
tio
n
o
f
!
T
h
ere a re few changes.
the N o rth w estern F ru it E xchange,
Read tele g ra m s you receive c a re ­
took an a ctiv e p a rt in the work of p re ­ absentees is q u ite sim ple and should
fully, th en read them a second tim e to
se n tin g the plea of grow ers a t W ash­ cause no confusion.
T he a b sen tee, or p rospective absen­ be c e rta in n o thing has lieen overlooked.
ington.
J . C u rtis Robinson, traffic
K eep a file o f yo u r le tte rs and in ­
m an ag er of th e E xchange, w as one of tee , m ust apply a t th e office of the
th e re p re se n ta tiv e s of the Agency a t county clerk of th e county in which he stru c tio n s.
R em em ber th a t th ese h e ad q u a rte rs
W ashington. L ast w eek W. F . Gwin, m ay happen to be a t the tim e, w i t h e r
The clerk are w orking under th e sam e difficulties
g en eral m an ag er o f the Exchange, in Oregon or elsew here.
se n t o u t le tte rs to all his affiliations will fill out his re g is tra tio n card. In you a re w ith re fe re n ce to supplies and
u rg in g the im portance o f th e ir cooper­ c ities o f 30,000 o r m ore, apply to the re ce ip t o f inform ation.
All m ust use in itia tiv e ,in g e n u ity and
ation in th e m a tte r. Mr. Gwin also c ity clerk , who in P ortland is the city
energy.
pointed o u t the n ecessity of close sup- auditor.
T he c le rk , or his deputy, will give
N eglect o f th is work for a single day
o r t of th e Agency.
In his le tte r Mr. Gwin said in p a rt : th e a p p lican t th is card, w hich he m ust m ay spell fa ilu re , w ith its a tte n d a n t
m
ail
to
th
e
re
g
is
tra
r
o
f
his
home
p
re
­
consequences.
The e n tra n ce of the U nited S ta te s
cinct, in c are of the sheriff of his
The re g is tra tio n system obviously
home county, in tim e to reach the re g ­ w as not devised to m eet th e p u b lic ’s !
convenience, but it w as devised for the
is tra r by W ar C ensus day, Ju n e 5.
If th e a b se n te e lives in P o rtlan d , or public s a fe ty and is necessary to th a t
in
a
c
ity
o
f
over
30,000
population
in
end.
O f th ese issues, th e fun-
a n o th er s ta te , he should m ail the card
Read your re g u la tio n s c are fu lly m any
to th e re g is tra r of his hom e precinct tim es.
H O TE L O R EG O N , SEC O N D S T R E E T
Y our re g is tra rs m u st p e rfe c t th em ­
e t is in care of th e m ayor.
(R o o m fo rm e rly o c c u p ie d hy R. E. S c o tt)
If, as freq u e n tly is the case, he c a n ­ selves in th e ir p a r t o f the w ork ; they
the
not rem em b er th e num ber o r nam e of m ust know th e ir business thoroughly. I
Lost sleep can be reg ain ed a f te r the
passed. Many rum ors a re in the his home precin ct, he should address
i
A lready th ere a re rum ors to the th e card to th e sheriff o f his home w a r has been won.
county,
and
w
rite
and
fill
in
on
the
en-
I
" C a n ’t ” o r “ d id n ’t know h o w ,” o r '
t th a t fru it will be classed as a
" d id n ’t g e t su p p lies” w ill not pass
luxury, in w hich ev en t all th e prooess- velope so addressed th e follow ing :
' production, h arv estin g , tran sp o r- R e g istra tio n card o f .................................. m u ste r as an alibi if th e re is a fa ilu re
in any precinct. It is up to you!
i and m ark e tin g would be pro-
S tre e t and n u m b e r.......................... .
G et your supplies o u t as quickly and
lly prejudiced.
L abor in the
P ost Office o f R. F. I)........................ as rapidly as th ey reach you. T he
sooner the re g u la tio n s reach your re g ­
It is o f th e u tm o st im portance th a t is tra rs the sooner you will be fre e from
the abse n te e rem em ber th a t the b u r­ a bom bardm ent of questions.
den of having his card reach the regia- I No one w ith a copy o f th e re g u la tio n s
to th e po in t of e x tre m e peril.
t r a r of his home precinct by W ar (Cen­
Whether in military or civil life we can all be patriots.
F u rth e rm o re , th e c a r sui ippl.v al- sus day is on him , not on the authori-1 should need to ask a question. They
a re c le ar, concrete and sim ple.
Those
whose duty is at home can help their country by buy­
n fui
ties. H ence, th e necessity o f re g is te r­
But no one can un d erstan d them
reduced through
the diversion of ing early .
ing a LIBERTY BOND at this time. Then regular busi­
w
ith
o
u
t
ta
k
in
g
th
e
tro
u
b
le
to
read
equipm ent to the tra n s m u ta tio n of
ness should lie conducted as nearly normal as possible-
A gain le t it be em phasized th a t if
com m odities classified by th e govern­ you e x p ect to be ab sen t from your them c are fu lly .
m ent as necessary to th e n ational w el­ home precin ct on W ar C ensus day, go
G overnor W ithycom be’s proclam a­
fa re .
a t once to the county clerk of the tion follow s :
T he psychological effect on the county in w hich you happen to be,
W hereas, the P re sid e n t o f the U nited
A m erican public o f the classification w h e th er your home county o r a n o th e r
S ta te s has d e sig n ated Ju n e 5th, 1917,
o f f r u it as a luxury would be m ost one, and re g is te r. Do it now !
as
th e day upon w hich our citizens
adverse, as th e A m erican public will
shall re g is te r in accordance w ith the
unquestionably be se n sitiv e to advice,
provisions o f th e se lec tiv e d r a f t law , i
e ith e r d ire c t or im plied, concerning all
and
m a tte rs o f food econom ics. An e n tire
W hereas, on th is day we face a gi- ;
I tra in o f evil consequences including
g a n tic task new in o u r natio n al history
those m entioned, would re su lt, to the
and one whose p ro p e r conduct can only
e m b a rrassm en t and disco u rag em en t of
Give a tte n tio n to y o u r c h ild 's eyes in tim e and you m ay save him or her
be a tta in e d th ro u g h the united cooper­
th e f ru it industry, and p erhaps it is
from th e necessity of w earing glasses late r on.
W ith all o f th e business houses in ation o f every c itize n , and
not too m uch to say would re su lt in
W hereas, it is v ita lly d e sirab le th a t
w holesale ruination to w e ak e r d istric ts th e city closed fo r th e occasion, local
c itizen s a ssisted W ednesday in m aking the re g is tra tio n lie accom plished w ith
• and individuals
F ran k R eeves and W. T. C lark, of the p a trio tic d em o n stratio n a success. thoroughness and d isp atch , both as a
We give special a tte n tio n to th e e x am in atio n ot c h ild re n ’s eyes. We are
W enatchee, re p re se n tin g the apple Rev. I.eon L M yers delivered a s e r ­ testim o n ia l to the efficiency o f our
th o ro u g h ly experienced in th is work and will tell you frankly w h e th er
grow ers o f the N o rth w est, laid before mon a t th e C hurch of C h rist in com ­ dem ocracy and as a m oral exam ple
I S enator P o in d ex ter the notice served m em oration o f those p a trio ts o f the stim u la tin g to our a llies and depress-
glasses are required or not, am i we will furnish th em , properly fitte d .
! on the apple grow ers by th e N orthern Blue and th e G ray who v a lia n tly 1 ing to our a d v ersa ries, and
W
hereas,
it
is
especially
fittin
g
th
a
t
fo
u
g
h
t
o
v
e
r
50
te
a
r
s
ago
in
the
Civil
Pacific R ailroad, to the effect th a t
j this occasion be m ade one o f p a trio tic
j c a rs would not be furnished for the
Follow ing th e serv ices a t the church, j fe stiv a l fittin g ly c e le b ra tin g the n a ­
m ovem ent o f apples n e x t fa ll and win-
te r, as apples are regarded by the ra il­ a parade w as form ed headed by th re e , tio n 's u n ity and the w illingness o f its
road as luxuries and not necessities. Civil W ar v e te ran s, F. M. H u n ter, ! c itize n sh ip to serv e our F la g and to
The railroad said all available cars J . M. E llio tt and Geo. Wood who rode m ake sacrifice, if needs lie, in a r ig h t­
would be required fo r m ore im p o rtan t in an autom obile. T he m em bers of eous cause,
Com pany K, T hin! Oregon In fa n try , j Now, T h erefo re, I, Ja m e s W ithy-
food product«.
S enator P oindexter, accom panied by who a re statio n ed here, w ere n e x t in combe, by v irtu e o f th e a u th o rity
th e tw o apple m en, called on Mr. Hoo­ the line of m arch. Behind the soldiers vested in m e as G overnor of the S ta te
v e r and on S ecretary H ouston, laid be- w ere little g irls dressed in w hite, of O regon, do pro claim T uesday, June
fo ie them th e situ atio n which had c a rry in g flower w re ath s and little boys , fifth, as W ar C ensus Day, and I do
arisen, and received positive assurance c arry in g flags, who m arched side by 1 fu rth e r declare it a legal holiday, be­
You
th a t the railroad dictum would not side w ith th e g irls. C ountryfolk arid lieving th a t by so doing the pur|>o*e*
tow nsfolk m arched behind them , and above se t fo rth w ill b est be Herved.
stand.
I t developed a t th e conference th a t w ere follow ed by o th e rs in rig s and And I call upon th e p a trio tic men and
how w earisom e th e day has Iwen. C om e
women o f ffregon, and th e ir son* and
*
Mr. Hoover sp en t his boyhood on an autom obiles.
hom e tired in m ind a n d body aa yon
A t th e cem etery L ie u ten a n t E llens- d a u g h te rs, to m ake of this day an oc­
apple orchard a t New berg. O re., and
ra n tie, a S ahorosacigar will set you rig h t
has an in tim ate know ledge of th e fru it b u rg sounded tap s on the bugle a fte r casion m em orable in th e histo ry of our
As you taste the fine flavor and in h ale
which w re a th s and flags w ere placed s ta te , m ark in g , as it does, a g r e a t fo r­
situ atio n in th e N orthw est.
its soothing fragrance you become a t
F u rth e rm o re , Mr. Hoover said th a t on th e grave* of the d e p arted soldiers w ard s te p in the efficient u tiliza tio n of
(>earc w ith th e world and yourself. T ry
apples ro n a titu e a highly im p o rtan t a r ­ and an a tte m p t w as also m ade to our manhood upon th e side o f dem oc­
a
Sa heroes to n ig h t and a t last you’fl
tic le o f d iet, m ore im p o rtan t.ev en th an deco rate every g ra v e in th e cem etery racy and ju stic e in the world w ar, to
v know the comfort of s fine cigar.
th
e
end
th
a
t
world
peace
m
ay
the
w
ith
flowers.
potatoes, and especially in tim e of
sooner be restored and |>erm anently a s ­
w ar. H e explained th x t m uch o f the
sured.
su fferin g am ong th e peop> j o f Belgium ,
Compant R Hikes from The Dalles
am ong whom he w orked so long, was
B. W . V e ate h , P ro p , M u tter. O re g o n
Forty-five o f th e m em bers of Com­
due not so much to the fa c t th a t they
had insufficient food but to th e fa c t pany K, T hird O regon In fan ry , s ta ­
tioned a t T he D alles, hiked to Mosier
th a t th ey could g e t no fru it.
Both Mr. Hoover and S e c retary Monday over th e hill. They rem ained
leaves Hood River daily at
H ouston gave positive assurance th a t here o v e rn ig h t, pitch in g th e ir tent*
th e N orthw est f ru it crop would be a t th e b a rra rk a .
1:30 p. m. and 5:00 p. m.
On
One squad from The D alles received
moved, and as they, under pending
Sunday
at
1:30
p.
m„
5:00
p.
m.
leg islatio n , w ill have ab so lu te d irec ­ o rders to ex change h e ad q u arters w ith
PEO PLE S NAVIGATION CO.
CHARLES NELSON , Mgr.
Leaves Parkdaie daily at 7:20
tion o f crop m ovem ent*, th e ir say in a squad ’ rom «Mosier. The follow ing
Leaves
The
Dalle*
7:00
A.
M.,
Sundays,
Tuesdays and
m
orning
th
e
aoldicrs
hiked
back
to
The
th e m a tte r is final, and w ill o verride
a. m. and 3:00. On Saturday
any a rb itra ry regulation* se t up by the D alles an d er com m and o f Second L ieu­ evening leaves Parkdaie 0:30 p.m.
Thursdays. Arrives at Mosier at 8:15. A. M.
te n a n t M cFadden, who had been s t a ­
railroad.
leaves Portland on Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays
Steam Train leaves Hood River
The new s brought re lie f to loeal tioned here. F irs t L ieu ten an t E llens-
from Oak Street Dock.
Passengers and freight.
ban k ers, who had subscribed for hkirks burg, who had been a t The Italics re ­ daily at eight returning at 2.
Mosier Dock in charge of W. F. Baker, who will meet all
o f L iberty W ar to n d s a g g re g a tin g m aining in c h a rg e o f the M osier
M t H o o d R a ilro a d C o.
$30.000, but who rep o rted Thursday detachm ent.
boats and attend to transfer. Phone No. 191.
BOARD WORKS
FOR WAR CENSUS
FRUIT IS FOOD
SAYS HOOVER
White R iver Flour
W h it e
Professional Cards...................
One s q u a r e ........................... **
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ELECTRICAL
F lo u r
E v e ry S ack G u a ra n te e d .
Pacific Pow er and Light Co.
FOR SALE BY
Nichol and Company
Mosier, Oregon
KODAKS AND SUPPLIES
J
All Shoes in Stock
for less than
wholesale factory prices
Quality in m ost cases better
than the new stock.
NICHOL & COMPANY
ABSENTEES SHOULD
REGISTER AT ONCE
D E V E L O P I NG
AND PRINTING
The A rth u r P h arm acy
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Spring
Suits...
have a LARGE ASSORTMENT of the
W rE 1 NEWEST
FABRICS on the Market. Place
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Automolbile Re Dairi
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your order now for Early Delivery.
MEYER, T h e Tailor
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5 Supplies for all Gas Engines.
I 7irst Class W ork Guaranteed,
jasolin e, Oils and A ccessories
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N. G A R A G E
Personal Service Dentistry
■VOTIY go to The Dalles or Portland for your
’ ’ Dental Work? Do you stop to consider
the service you receive from the hired man
dentist who operates for you on a commission
basis? Have your work done by the dentist
who does the work from start to finish. Be­
ware of the dentist who offers you cheap
service.
22 K G o ld C ro w n s , .
B ridge w o rk , p e r to o th
G o ld fillings.
S2.00 to
P o rc e la in c ro w n s ,
P o rc e la in fillings,
$5.0#
$5.00
$5.00
$0.50
$1.50
S ilv e r fillings.
$1.00. $1.50 and »2.00
Plate*. $9.00. $12.00 and $15.00
E x tr a c tin g in clu d e d w ith a
$15.00 P late.
W m . M orton Post
D E N T IS T
R o o m s 1 a n d 2 Hall B uilding
H O O D R IV F .R . O R E G O N
H o u r s : 9 to 12; I to 5
P h o n e , 2401 ; R e sid e n c e P h o n e , 1J74
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HOOI) RIVER, OREGON
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P A T R IO T S .
MOSIER VALLEY BANK
M osier, Oregon
¡HOSIER OBSERVES
MEMORIAL DAY
Don’t Neglect the Children’s Eyes
More—You Prevent Permanent Defect
W. F. Laraway, Jeweler and Optician
HOOI) RIVER
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OREGON
Needn’t Care
A Continental
Because of the Heavy Advance
in Blacksmith Supplies. I will be compelled to raise, tempo­
rarily, the prices of horse shoeing and general black-
smithing. beginningMayjl, 1917. Horse Shoeing as follows:
Four New Shoes, No. 3 or less. $2.00.
Four New Shoes, No. 4 or 5, $2.50.
Four New Shoes. No. 6 or 7. S3.00.
Four New Shoes, No. 8. $3.50.
Advance prices of General Blacksmithing gees into e f­
fect immediately.
W. A. HUSBANDS.
J. W. ALLEN
Attorney-at-Law
T H E D A LLES
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OREOOS
D erby & S t e a r n s
L aw yers
H O O D R IV E R O R E G O N
“THE OAKS’
R A IL
A U TO
S T E A M E R TA H O M A