Mosier bulletin., June 15, 1917, Image 4

f
o f the college, Orren E. Osburn, has j
Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured
been selected as one o f the five majors.
loca l ap p lica tion *. as they ca n n o t reach
Osburn this year was a lieutenant at i by
the *is* a». .1 portion o f (he ear
Th* rt­
the college but did not finish his juniorj fs only one w sy to curt c a ta rrh a l deafness,
an
d
that
is
by
a
con
stitu
tion
a
l
rem
edy
> ear as ha was called to the Presidio
a ta rrh a l D ea fn ess is cau sed by an In­
w here he is now in training. He is C
flam ed co n d itio n o f the m u cou s lining o f
the son o f Mr. and Mrs. J. Osburn ih e L u sts c h ia n Tube W hen th is lube la
ed you h a v e a ru m blin g sound or
, who reside on The Dalles road sot it h- Inflam
iuipei f* et hearing, and w hen it is entirely
east o f town.
closed . D eafn ess >a the result
U nless the
flam m ation c a n be reduc« d and this lube
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. H. Tom, who re- in
restored to Its n orm al con d ition , hearin g
i side at Rufus, hava been here for a w ill be d e s tr o y e d forev er. M any c u s s " f
e s s arc ca u sed by ca ta rrh
w h ich is
visit with Mr. Tom s sister, Mrs. S. D. ! d an ea fn
in flam ed c o n d itio n o f the m u cou s su r­
I Montgomery, and family. Mr. and fa c e s H a ll's t ’s ta r r h <’ ure a cts thru the
! Mrs. Tom left Tuesday afternoon for b lo o d on the m u cou s su rfa ce s o f the s y s ­
! Stevenson where they will viait with temW e w ill giv e O ne H undred D olla rs for
I their daughter, Mrs. Urban Jansen, any ca se o f C a ta rrh a l D -s fn e s s that cannot
j and husband, going from there to he cu red by H a ll's C atarrh Cure c ir c u la r s
free
A ll D ru g g ists 75c
1 1 Portland to take in the Rose Festival.
F J C H E N E Y * CO . T oled o. O
Mr. Tom is one o f the pioneers of
| Rufus where he settled in 1882, taking
j up a homestead, and now owns large
j wheat acreages.
They have ueen1
spending their winters recently in
< alifornia and this winter plan to
j motor to the Atlantic Coast.
Special. —Children’s Knit Wa sts.
Ladies’ Suitsand Coats
Sturdily made knitted
~c
under waists in size i 2 to 13 years, made 1 O l
with knitted toppings and taped buttons. Each
1^2C
Do not overlook this department when in need of a coat
or suit. We are receiving new express shipments all the
time and can give you the very latest at the lowest prices.
No extra charges for alterations. You can always do better
at the Paris Fair.
Special. —Cotton Union Suits for Ladies.
Fine guage cot-
~c
ton Union Suits in low neck, sleeveless o r
and V-neck styles with lace knee. The suit
¿D C
Special.
Shirt Waists and Middie Blouse Waists for La-
-*■---------- dies and Misses, about all sizes in the lot; quite
an assortment for you to choose from; values in this o r
lot up to $1.25. Your choice while they last
¿D C
Ladies' Silk Underskirts
S p e c i a l . — Another lot of Ladies Fine Shirtwaists, that
You could not wish for a better and more reasonably
priced line than we are offering you at this time. All new,
crisp, fresh stock in the newest colorings and styles. Come
in and look them over; you will l>e agreeably surprised at
the assortment and the very low prices they are marked.
2nd Floor.
run in regular values up to $2.50,
~ s~
Your
choice
r r
JJC
NEWHOME
Special.
Oxfords and Slippers for Women. Misses and
_________ Children. A table full to choose from; not all
sizes in the lot, but some big bargains in what there Q D
are. Values in the lot up to $3.00 a pair, your choice %/OC
THE REASON FOR THE RED CROSS
;
Ice Cream
{
Soft Drinks
ot All k in d s
ARTHUR
P HARM ACY
Dr. H. L. Dumble
P h y s icia n
and S u r g e o n
/ / /
\ Jor f
Rugs and Art Squares
From the Hood River Glacier)
T e le p h o n e s :
?
c re t i t
During the week o f June 18-25 Ore-
Residence 10.11
O ffice 1241
| gon, outside o f Portland, must raise
In this department you will find hats for Ladies and
<400,000 of the *100,000,000 emergency
We have a good assortment of Rugs and Art Squares for
m u LU ife
Children suitable for any occasion —for the garden, the
' Red Cross war service fund O f this
O f f i c e in B r o a itx * B ld g .
you to choose from, all at the old prices. If you are going to
street or for dress occasions. The largest assortment in the
amount Hood River has pledged to
need anything in this line it will pay you to look these over.
H o o d R iv e r
city to select from at the lowest prices. 2nd Floor.
l raise $4,000.
President Wilson has
2nd Floor.
I made a direct appeal to all o f the peo-
I pie o f the nation for this fund. And
we feel safe in saying that Hood River
4-H - l- H"l"l l i l i l í ¡ I I 1 1 1 I I !■ 1-H ;
will not be in the slacker class.
Why should you do all in your power
I to aid in the Red Cross movement? If
P O R T L A N D , O REG O N
you are not going to the front, if you
have no friend or relative who is going
Give the children Drinket, hot o r j Mr. and Mra. C. C. Clement are at­ has been closed for the past year. to be on the firing line, by contribut­
r n - H i 11 ■I T T"I"I 1 l 'h 1 1 1 1 1 h I-»■++
THE NORTHWEST'S LARGEST &
iced, on sale here. Strauss, The Art tending the state grange convention Part o f it ia being taken down in sec­ ing to the Red Cross you are perform­
I B R IE F L O C A L M E N T IO N
tions and the lumber will be shipped
MOST POPULAR HOTEL
this
week
at
Astoria,
having
been
Poster
Store.
Z
ing your service. You may say 1 am
N O O T H E R L I K E IT .
-FT 1 1 l-M- I T T !■ 1 T-l-H 1 i l H-H» -He
J. M. Elliott went to Portland Sat­ elected as delegates from the local to Kent, Oregon, where the building
will be erected again over a lumber not able. 1 need my money for some­
NO O T H E R A S G O O D .
urday afternoon to visit with friends grange.
Conveniently located within reach
C. A Mage «pent Saturday in Hood and to Bttend the Rose Festival.
Maurice Woods, who has been em­ yard recently purchased by the com­ thing else. O f course, we would not
Purchase the “ N E W H O M E “ and y< u will have
of the city’s wholesale, shopping
pany.
a life asset at the price you pay. The elimination of
River.
ployed
on
the
railroad
section
work,
and theatre districts.
advise you to give to such an extent repair expense by superior workmanship and best
P. L. Arthur last week purchased a
G. L. Carroll, J. M. Carroll, John
F. A. Ailing ton made a business trip Reo automobile through the I. * N left Wednesday for Heppner where he
quality of
insures life-long service at mini*
that
you
might
later
become
a
subject
will spend the ■ ummer in the harvest Elder, J. W. McDonald, Frank Ginger
to Hood River Saturday.
mum cost. Insist on having the “ N E W H O M E ” .
Garage.
;; 5 5 0 O utside R o o m s ;;
and C. T. Bennett were local visitors of charity. But make a sacrifice. Bat­
Helds.
W A R R A N T E D F O R A L L TIM E.
Mis. J. E. Proctor visited Saturday
R. D. Chattield is now the owner of ,
Monday
at
the
Jesse
Simonson
dai
y
tling
with
the
insidious
toe
o
f
the
Known the world over for superior sewing qualities.
in Hood River.
a late model Ford which he purchased I Mrs. Grace Piereey came up from ranch near The Dalles, where they at­
R A TE S:
N ot sold under any other name.
I carry all the best grades of Auto this week through the L & N Garage, j Portland Saturday to remain over Sun­ tended the auction sale o f Jersey very basic principles o f our country a
THE NEWHOME SEWING MACHINE C0.,0RANGE,MASS.
Without bath *1.00 per day ami up
day with her baby son who is beinjf
Oils and Greases. Chown.
time
has
arrived
when
inividually
and
Everything to make hot days com- I cared for by her mother, Mrs. J. E. cattle. G. L. Carroll and John Elder
roa SALK ■ v
With bath $!.50 per day and up
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Duvall spent Sat­ fortable, whether to eat or wear, at Higley.
each bought a cow and J. W. McDonald collectively we must make sacrifices.
urday afternoon in Hood River.
Strauss', The Art Poster Store.
W
.
E.
CHOWN
o f Hood River, purchased four fine Are you one o f those wrapt in a smug
ERIC V. HAUSER, Proprietor
Mrs. M. E. Butterfield, who has
Mrs. Frank Ginger was a Hood River i N. P. Sturgess cam# up from Port­ been residing in Stevenson for some animals.
indifference who has not sensed the
H.
H. CLOUTIER. Managing Dir.
visitor the first o f the week.
land Tuesday where he has bean mak­ time on the ranch belonging to herself
Miss Bertha Booth, who formerly seriousness o f this great war? If so,
Come to Chown’a and see the new ing a viait with relatives and friends.
and husband, came up Friday for a taught in the local school here, last awaken, and let the messages o f the
t - l- l- l- H - H - H - i* I- 1 I M " l ' I I I I "H - l-F
Wanted—Beef cattle, bogs and veal. visit with her husband and local week visited with Mrs. V. C. Young.
Oil Cook Stoves.
v
X E E
She went from here to Tillamook country’s leaders strike into your heart.
J. K. McGregor returned Saturday Phone or write E. M. Holman, Ilood friends.
where she will spend the summer at Cast off the cloak of apathy and remit
jl5
night from a business trip to Portland. River, Oregon,
Y e ll o w st o n e
Mrs. E. A. Race and two children,
i r YOU W A N T SO M E
 T H I j/ u H M E n
Dudley Piercay is now employed on Marcella and Buster, left Saturday for the beach. Last year she taught at in full the obligation you owe to the
C. A. Cramer was a visitor in Hood
Newport. For the year just passed
the
switch
engine
in
the
railroad
yards
Moro, where they will visit at the Miss Booth has been teaching at country, the survival of whose ideals
River Tuesday morning.
home o f her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Madras, and next year will be of democracy, and this alone, guaran­
Sweet cider at all times, ilage’s Cider at Hood River.
* 1917 SEASON
Mrs. W. A. Stark returned to Port­ F. A. Sayrs, and other relatives. instructor in home economics at the
Factory.
in CM If
tees you and posterity the right to
They plan to remain for two weeks.
land
Saturday
after
visiting
the
Akers
JUNE 20 - SEPT. 15
high school in The Dalles.
Miss Laura Vonish was in Hood
freedom of living to which you have
and Hudson families.
C A L L ON
Wm. Jeter, of Portland, who is with
River Tuesday morning.
Mrs. H. M. Scearce and sens, Rob­ been accustomed.
the
maintenance
engineering
depart­
Mrs. M. E. Harlan and grandson,
ert and Richard, and her daughter,
Garden Hose and Sprinklers at
M ake your plans
Edwin (linger, spent Saturday after­ ment for the O.-W. R. & N. Co., while Caroline, arrived last week from
And these are further specific rea­
Chown'*.
now— ¡917 folder
in this city on business the first o f the Eugene where the latter has been sons for the need of a huge Red Cross
noon in Hood River.
just off the press.
John Elder was in Hood River Thurs
H ood River, Ore.
Phone 3393
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Littlepage mo­ week called on old times friends, Mr. attending the high school. Koliert and fund and why it should be raised by
Write
day morning on business.
tored to Portland over the Columbia and Mrs. Jas. E. Cole, and family.
Richard, who are students at the subscription instead of by government­
Clifford Strahm went to Hood River River Highway the first o f the week.
H e lio t r o p e « , s a lv ia , p e tu n ia , 75c. d o / .;
N. Moffitt, who resides in Sherman University o f Oregon, have enlisted in
g e r a n iu m s , s ix c o lo r s , f i d o z ; aster*. 28c.
between trains Thursday.
,
Hevo, Grape Juice,
Loganberry county, near Rufus, last week drove the artillery service and will remain al appropriation:
d o / . ; p an sies, :i5c <loz., o r 8 d o z f l ; c « b -
Mrs. F. A. Shogren visited in Howl Juice on sale here. Fine for these 2(H) head o f cattle to the pasture l>e- here until next month when they ex ­
Prompting the President’s appeal are
bagea, i d o /.., 25c; t o m a t o « « , 15c d o / ; egg
p la n ts, p ep p e r p la n ts, c e le r y , 18c d o / , or
River Thursday morning.
hot days. Strauss, The Art Poster longing to L. H. Leininger near the pect to he called out. The Scearce the thousands of Red Cross ambulances
75c
per 100.
Poe place, where he will leave them family will reside on their orchard on the firing line that must be main­
All widths Fly Screen and Screen Store.
place south o f town.
Doors at Chown’a.
Mrs. C. A. Mac rum left Wednesday until fall.
tained. Other thousands of ambulances
Chas. Prather is visiting this week
Miss Lenora Hunter was a visitor in for Portland for a visit with her par­
Mrs. Kobt. E. Shinn, who has been
ents and also to attend the Rose Fes­ at the home of his brother-in-law, visiting in Corvallis for the past must be built and sent to the front.
Hoist River last Friday morning.
W. E. Huskey. Since leaving here month, motored over the Columbia Forty-five base hospitals already have
Mrs. J. O. Boldin visited Tuesday tival.
Found On the road to The Dalles, five years ago, Mr. I’rather has been River Highway Sunday with her been established and their work must
afternoon in Hood River.
residing in the Willamette valley at father, 'A. J. Kerr and sisters, the be supplemented with that o f many
P O P U L A n A N D D IR E C T
Miss Marion Wood spent Tuesday mile east o f this city, a hand hag, con­ Blodgett.
He still owns property Misses Lvnette and Geraldine, and
YELLO W STO N E nO U TE
taining
clothes.
Owner
may
have
the
afternoon in Hood River.
more
hospitals
in
order
to
treat
the
with the glasses your are wear­
here.
brother, Marion. All are remaining
same by applying at this office.
I have a Maytag Washing Machine
wounds
and
save
the
lives
of
thousands
here
for
a
visit
with
the
exception
of
W. E. Chown motored to Portland
ing? If not come to my office
Mrs.
J.
M.
Wickizer
an
I
J.
Vander-
to send out on trial. Chown.
wal, o f Hillsboro, were here Saturday Thursday morning where he will visit Mr. Kerr, who returned over the high­ o f soldiers, including our own home
with your eye troubles and
Mrs. Tom Moe and little baby were looking for a trade for orchard prop­ the Rose Show with Mrs. Chown and way Sunday. The latter, president of boy*.
the
Oregon
Agricultural
College,
is
in Hood River Wednesday.
Roger
who
have
been
spending
the
headaches.
erty for a city home in Hillsboro.
The force o f Red Cross physicians
past to weeks in Newberg at the home greatly impressed with Mosier and ex-
Carl West went to Parkdale Wednes­
Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Graham came up o f her father and mother, Mr. and |>ects to return soon for a longer visit. and nurses must be greatly increased
I fit glasses, that one thing
day for a visit with relatives.
from Portland Tuesday for a visit of
I do, and fit them right. Over
McCall's Patterns on sale here. few day* here with relatives. Mr. Mrs. F. M. Carey.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Wilkinson have and kept on duty.
Mrs. W. A. McDonald returned Fri­ returned to their home at Rufus after
British, French and Belgian soldiers
New fashion sheets ready. Strauss, Graham returned to Portland Wednes­
30 years’ practice has placed
day to her home in Spokane after a a visit with her sister, Mrs. S. D. can lie sent home when, under hospital
The Art Poster Store.
day afternoon,
me where it is no experiment.
visit here at the home o f her cousin, Montgomery, and family. They M t
Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Chattield and
care, they have commenced to recover
Mrs. Jas. Cherry, accompanied by
Many o f the leading physicians
daughter, Ethel, were visitors last her little daughter, Ikiris, left Tues­ Mrs. S. E. Evans, and family. Mrs. accompanied on their return motoring from wounds or sickness, but for Uncle
McDonald has been making an ex-j
week I., Portland.
day afternoon for Portland where they tended visit in Stockton ami other Cal- ! trip by Miss Ruth McClellan who had Sam's soldier boys convalescent hospi­
and surgeons not only send
accompanied
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Horace
When ill Hood River stop in at Hie will visit with relatives and friends ifornia points.
Strong and daughters, Vivien and tals must lie built by the Red Cross.
their patients with eye trouble
Electric Kitchen in Pat Lindsay's for and also to attend the Rose Festival.
Mrs. C. G. Nichol and her daughter, Mabrey, from Moro last week. The
Mothers and wives who have given
your meals or lunches.
mZMtf
and headache to me. but come
Jas. Piereey left Thursday morning Mildred, went to Portland Tuesday latter continued on their journey to
L. J. Merrill motored to Hood River for Maupin, where he will enjoy a afternoon to attend the Rose Festival Portland and southern Oregon, expect­ up sons and husbands and who have no
themselves, which means I
Sunday where he s|>ent the day with fishing trip to the Deschutes. He will and while there will visit with rela­ ing to be gone ten days. Miss Mc­ other support must be cared for by the
have gained their confidence.
also visit with his daughter, Mrs. tives and friends. Mrs. W. D. Holly, Clellan is a sister-in-law of Carl Me- Red Cross organization
friends.
lo t us finish your films. Same may lie F. O. Stuart, and family, at Maupin.
mother of Mrs. Nichol, is now in Port­ Kane, sheriff of Sherman county.
Personal attention in all cases.
Vocational schools for soldiers inca­
left at the Hulletin olllce. Slocum .V
You who have waited for hot land keeping house for her grandson, j In the selection o f seniors at the
FRKE CONSULTATION
OialsM, Hood Moot
It weather before buying summer under­ Bernard Nichol, who is employed by Oregon Agricultural College who will pacitated by wounds for ordinary work i
next year be officers ot the O. A. C. must he organized and financed.
Mrs. V. C. Young and son. Teddy, wear will he glad to know that I have Armour & Co.
Dr. G eo. A . Cutting
From the front line trenches to the
went to Portland Thursday morning a bigger stock than ever before and
E. A. Race is supervising the work cadet regiment who have recently
where they will visit at the Rose Fes­ mostly at last year's prices, for one of razing the lumber shed owned by been made by the commandant of mothers left at home the Universal
O ffic e s w ith D . L in d q u ist, the
week. Strauss, The Art Poster Store. i the Turn-A-I.umber company which cadets and approved by the president ' Service of Mercy must maintain a vast
tival.
L oa d in g J e w e le r
| organization and spend tremendous
3 0 7 E. 2nd St„ The Dalles, Ore.
With a
\ sums in order to meet an almost over-
\ whelming emergency growing out of
W estern E lectric
I United States participation in the
world war. Nor can the work be de­
FAN
layed one day. Bullets will not wait
SHOE AND HARNESS REPAIRING
I on tardy dollars. The man who offers
like this.
HARNESS SUPPLIES
his life on the battlefield for the de­
Like this illustration. The very
fense of his country must not be left
You
will
not
feel
the
M
OSIER
OREGON
last word in Shoe Style, we are
I to bear the burden alone.
hot,
sweltering
days
offering them now at Sale Prices.
A’ hy does the government not finance
o f the summer.
Notice of Sheriffs Sale
I this relief work? The question is often
T h a t are G uaranteed A b solu tely Fast C o lo rs .
$9.00 White Glove Calf
In th e C ircu it O on rt o f th e s t a t e o f O re g o n ,
asked. The American Red Cross is
for W a sco C ou n ty ,
W e have 6, 8, 9, 12
ranked as a neutral, as long as it is
Dress Shoes.............
H o w a r d M. Strauiw , p la in tiff,
L o o k fo r th e L o o p
v«.
and 16 inch desk,
maintained by private subscriptions.
H en ry C. G o r d lo n a n d M a ry A . O o r d io u ,
$8.50 White Nubuck
fo
r
m
e
r
ly
h
u
sb
a
n
d an d w ife; Dr. A la n W e lch
bracket
or
oscillating.
The administration o f the Red Cross
S m ith ; J u liu s F M e«p lie a n d A lm a M eaplle,
Dress Shoes.............
cannot be carried on as are the nation-
Stop in to day and
h u sb a n d an d w ife; J o h n G a v in : Beri K. W ll-
d e r a n d M abel W ild e r , a u a ban d a n d w ite; K.
la naval and military operations. Re­
A
$0.00 White Fabric
select YOUR far
H F ren ch , C- A . D arker, a ls o c a lle d U. A.
D arker, W
H. M c V a y . T rustee*, a n d J. W .
lief work, also, must cut red tape,
Dress S h o e s............
A llen , T rustee, d efen d a n ts.
Be sure and ask for this make and you will get
must be promptly ready for every
B y v ir tu e o f th e e x e c u t io n , ju d g m e n t , o r d e r ,
P A C IF IC P O W E R
$5.00 White Fabric
an d d ecree o f Rale issu ed o u t o f th e a b o v e e n ­
the best in quality, workmanship and style, and the
! emergency, must be governed by hu-
titled c o u r t in th e a b o v e ca u se, to m e d ir e c t e d
Dress S h o e s............
i
a
n d d a ted th is list d a y o f M a y , 1917, o n a
materials and patterns are carefully selected.
&
L
IG
H
T
C
O
j manitarian principles ami quick de-
! in d g m e n t ren d ered a n d en tered in s a id ca u s e,
! cisions and must not be hampered by the
j o n th e list d a y o f M ay, 1917, in fa v o r o f the
T h is W h i t e F a b r ic C o lo n i a l P u m p
p la u d it ! h erein , a n d a g a in st all o f th e a b o v e
I restrictions o f governmental machinery
The special features o f
are
n a m e d d e fe n d a n ts , fo r e c lo s in g th e m o r tg a g e
in
th e c o m p la in t d e s c r ib e d a n d a g a in st th e
J At the same time the Red Cross is the
Has most attractive and ap|>eal-
s a id d e fe n d a n t. H e n r y C. G o r d lo n , tor th e
! only relief agency formally authorized
s u m o f 91,007 12, w ith interest th ereon at th e
1st
A
bsolu
tely
Fast
Color.
ing lines; is very dressy as well as (
rate o f eig h t per cen t, per s n n u in fro m M ay
by the government. Its head is the
-Tith, 1917, n n tll p a id , a n d th e fu r th e r su m o f
2 n d No Draw-String T rou b les.
comfortable and will wear.
Has
fno.oo
as a tto r n e y a ires, a n d th e fu r th e r m r a
President o f the United States. Its
o f f-1 75. costs a n d d is b u r s e m e n ts , a n d th e
3rd
Button loop s and taped bu tton s
ivory leather sole, enameled leather
' accounts are audited by the war de­
c o s t g o l a n d u p on th is W r it , c o m m a n d i n g m e
t o m a k e s a l e o f th e f o llo w in g d e s c r ib e d real
partment. It is chartered by congress.
heel, white kid lining and chamois
4 th
No B u ttonh oles to W o r k O ver.
p r o p e r ty , to w it: T h e N orth ea st q u a r t e r o f the
s o u t h e a s t q u a rte r ot S e c tio n Six p.) in T ow n -
Leaves
H<x>d
River
daily
at
President
A'ilson
declares:
heel lining. Onsalethis t f O Q Q
-h ip O ne ( i) . N o rth o f R a n g e T h ir te e n (13),
5 th
T ap ed S h o u ld er S eam s.
1:30
p.
m.
and
5:00
p.
m.
On
“ A large, well organized and effi­
Hast o f W illa m e t te M e r id ia n , In W a s c o C o o n -
week for
▼ » • ''O
m i c i o q f O regon .
cient Red Cross is essential. It is both Sunday at 1:30 p. m „ 5:00 p. m. t y » . , S - ’ tate
6 th
D ouble-Stitch ed S leeve S eam s.
N o w , th erefore, b y v ir tu e o f s a id e x e c u t io n ,
| a patriotic and humane service that is
ju
d
g
m
e n t , o r d e r , d e cree a n d o r d e r o f sale, a n d
Same style as above, in White Canvas, with rubber
! rendered by every citizen who becomes
Leaves Parkdale daily at 7:20 ! In c o m p lia n c e w ith *aid W r it, I w ill o n th e
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sole and covered heel with rubber top t f O C Q
a. m. and 3:00. On Saturday o 'c lo c k a p. y in
are made Regular and Sport
., at th e fron t d o o r o f the o o n r t
Red Cross subscriptions need not be evening leaves Parkdale 6:30 p. m. h ou se In Dalle* C ity . W a s c o C m o t y , O reg on ,
lift. On a l e
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«ell *f p u b lic a u c t io n t o th e h ig h e s t b id d e r for
style, plain white and plain blue, and neat stripes in
paid all at one time. One-fourth will
ca sh in h a n d a ll o f the rig h t, title a n d Interest
Steam Train leaves Hood River o l th e a b o v e n a m e d d e fe n d a n ts , a n d e a c h o f
pleasing color combinations.
be due July 1; one fourth, August 1;
! t h em . t o sat Isfy sa id e x e c u t io n . J u d g m e n t a n d
daily
at
eight
returning
at
2.
one-fourth, September 1 and the bal­
a c c r u in g coat a.
White Sport Blouses with Striped Collars.
D one th is 81st d a y o f M ay. 1917
ance October 1.
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and rubber heels; has leather insoles and leather
Millinery
The Paris Fair,
Hood River, Oregon
Multnomah Hotel
Plants or Flowers
Heights Greenfiolfcc
U n io n P a c ific
C. J. E. CARLSON
Ladies’ White Dress Shoes I Good News For Mothers
$ 7.89
$ 6.98
$ 4.87
$ 4.43
Are You Pleased
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Boys' Wash Blouses and Shirts
“ Kaynee B louses"
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“ Kaynee Blouses’
Misses’ White Fabric Shoes with White Fibre Soles
stays; is a high grade shoe, made to tit and to give
excellent service.
Sizes, 8', to 11, $ 2 . 4 8
Sizes, 11', to 2, $ 2 . 7 3
Best grade Ladies’ White Tennis shoes. 2', t o 7, 8 9 c
Mt
Colored Sport Blouses with Wnite Collars.
for Boys, 6 to 14 years, will
please you and give you the best value for your
money.
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Remnants of Silks, Coatings, Dress (ioods, Wash Cood, Ribbons, Etc. 1
H OOD RIVER
OREGON
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S h e r iff o f W a s c o C o u n t y , O regon
Klickitat Road Signs Placed
“ Kaynee B louses"
Hundreds o f Short lengths, suitable for Skirts, Waists. Children's Coats and Dresses, at 1
H ood
H OOD RIVER
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Within the next SO days, according
to C. C. Hutchins, secretary of the
White Salmon, Wash., Commercial
club, the uniform system o f road signs
adopted by Klickitat county last fall
will be completed.
"The system ." says Mr. Hutchins,
"has gone even further than we had
anticipated. Now the farmers along
all main trunk roads are placing uni- i
form hoard* with their names printed
on them in front o f their homes. No
tourist who travels through Klickitat
county this summer will fail to he im­
pressed by the road signs.”
The system o f the Washington coun­
ty has made an appeal to local men, ;
who may agitate a movement to dupli­
cate it here.
Stewart Hornless Phonograph, S7.00.
Seven Inch Double Records, 35c.
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