Sherman County journal., May 26, 1933, Page 4, Image 4

THE SHEEHAN
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WASCO INSTITUTE
decorated with spring flowers.
Mr. and Mrs* B H. Grady and
Naomi spent Sunday in The Dalles
committee for the establishment of with relatives.
\
universal peace lead the peace group
Mrs. W H. Burres transacted busi­
and at each meetin? spoke pn some
ness in The Dalles on Saturday.
different phase of the peace question-
The Misses Darby, Pugh and Cloth­
" He explained the attitude of the Lea­
ier attended the declamatory contest
gue of Nations on the Manchurian
at Moro Friday night.
situation and later discussed the ar­
Mrs. Elisabeth Fuller and Miss
guments for the limitation of arma­
ments. Cap. R. O- Scott spoke from Trounce spent Wednesday in The
Dalles visiting at the David Reid
the point of view of the army.
The discussion of the prohibition home.
question probably elicited as much in­
Among those from Wasco who at­
terest as did any of the other topics tended the Masonic picnic at Dufur
brought before the institute atten­ last Sunday were Mr- and Mrs- Art
dants. W. R. Richards of Hpod River Smith. Mrs. W. H. Lee, Homer Wall
lead the temperance discussions al­ and Jean Mr- ana Mrs. Bill Nesbit
though nearly everyone expressed an and family, Mrs. Anna Everett, Gus
, opinion at some time. The debate Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. R. 0- Scott,
mainly centered on the question as to Mr- and Mrs. Stanley. Mr. and Mrs.
whether it was wise for the dry» to Herbert Root, Mr. and Mrs. H. D
insist on keeping the 18th amendment "*roudfoot and family, Arthur Van
in force- Reliance strict y, on moral Gilder, and Betty McCafferty.
force instead of on an unp • ular law
Mr. and Ms. Harry Sawin and Mr.
was held more successful by ncme al­
though this position was not acce?‘e *«nd iMrs. Geo. Wilde and June were
by ardent drys.
Dr.- C. L. Pole) visitors in The Dalles Saturday.
spoke on “Medicine and Alcohol.”
Mrs- Ernest Ferrell and Mrs. Ed­
Continued from page one.
ward Moorr attended the district in­
vention of Neighbors of Woodcraft
LIVESTOCK LAW
last Monday- Others attending were
Continued from page one.
Mrs. Dell Hull and Miss Esther
The law provides that every owner Peugh.
or shipper of horses, mules or cattle
iMr. and Mrs. Clay Brock of Seattle
desiring to move ¿tock from any visited Mr. and Mrs. Hicks last week-
county east of the Cascade moun-
Faye Luttrel of Lexington was the
, tains to another county or outside the guest of her aunt Mrs. Minnie Mc­
state must furnish the county brand Kinney this week.
inspector with a list of the brands on
them and a description of the animal* * (Mr. and Mrs. Frank Knox and Mr.
“Tn no instance shall horses, mules, Knox’ mother spent last week end at
asses or cattle be moved outside the Tygh Valley visiting relatives.
county of origin before such inspec­
Mrs. Augusta Huckin, Mrs- Riddell
tion h made,” saith the law and it and Mrs. L. E. Kaseberg were guests
provides penalties of from 850 to from Wasco at a bridge party Tues­
$250 for violations thereof.
day at the home of Mrs- J. C. Me-
Common carriers that transport Kean at Moro
~stockw outside the county without first
Morris Rasmussen was a week end
having the brands recorded with the visitor at the Joe Hilderbrand home.
stock inspector are subject to. a fine
Mr- and Mrs. Ed Feldman visited in
of from 8250 to 82500 and shall be
The
Dalles Sunday and attended the
responsible to the person injured for
show.
three times the amount of damage.
Mrs. Archie Gore of Kelso, Wn. vis­
Stock inspector Stewart is brand in-
■ spedor and he announces that he will ited her sister at Wasco last week.
appoint deputies who may be found
Mrs. Eliza Dingle left Saturday to
at convenient point« for the aid of open her home at Camp Sherman-
shippers.
Afton McIntyre is still on the sick
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Wasco
list.
C* 0. Rhinehart of Portland was a
business visitor at Wasco this last
week-
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Frank Fortner and Doris spent the
week end in Wasco and Moro visit­
The old red warehouse along the ing.
railroad tracks across the street from
Dinner guests at the J. P. Yates
. the depot is being torn down and home last Saturday were Mr. and Mrs.
moved away. The building has been Molesworth, Mr- and Mrs- Cheney and
condemned by the city and state L. L. Scott all of Portland and Mr*
authorities and the owner, C- W. and Mrs. M. L. Sanford of Astoria.
Johnson is taking it to the ranch
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Bargenholt
Merit Tuel took a few days off for
spent last week on the Lewis river-
a fishing trip the first of the week
Mrs- John McClure entertained last
and the weather obligingly warmed
up to make a more pleasant holiday Thursday the little folks in honor of
her small son’s sixth birthday.
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The Tillicum bridge club met last
Thursday at the home of Mrs. Law­
rence Funk with Mrs. Ferrell and Mrs,
Belshee as assistant hostesses. Three
tables played bridge and Mrs. S-
Brock made high score for the after­
Mrs- Floyd Ford and son are here
noon.
from Ashland to visit with Mrs.
Mrs Fred Fortner is visiting at the
Ford’s parents, Mr- and Mrs. W. E.
Crawford
home at Northdalles-
Tate. ;
The Mary Elizabeth class of the
Mrs. A. C. Kaseberg entertained a
M E. church met last Wednesday at number of guests at bridge Saturday
the home of Mrs. R. 0. Scott. Mrs. afternoon. Three tables played and
Bill Nesbit read a paper on “Lydia.” Mrs. Lamborn and Mrs- Haven made
A social hour followed and refresh­ high scores.
ments were served by Mesdams Mc­
Mr. and Mrs- Orville Yocum and
Cafferty, Yocum and Harry Vah Gil­
Patricia visited at The Dalles Sun­
der. Twenty seven ladies were pres­
day and attended the show.
ent.
Mrs. Hugh White shopped in The
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Scholl shopped
Dalles Wednesday.
at The Dalles Saturday-
Mrs. Minnie McKinney was reported
Mrs. Ixniis Scholl entertained 3
on
the sick list last week.
table« of guests at dessert luncheon
MRS. B. E. HAILEY, Asst. Mgr
GRAIN, FEED, FLOUR, FARM IMPLE­
MENTS, IN LT.ANCE.'
Cr
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Crown Mills
FLOUR
MITCHELL, LEWIS & STAVÊR CO.
Farm Implements
Wasco
Oregon
OREGON, FRIDAY, MAY 26,1933
to satisfy the sum of Three Thou­
sand Three Hundred Ninety-five and
54-100 Dollars ($3,896.54,) with in­
terest thereon irom May I5tb* 1983.
at the rat« of six per cent (6 per
cent) per annum;and further sum of
Three Hundred Seven, 24-100 Dollars
(8307^4),with interest thereon from
May 15th, 1933, at the rate of eight
per cent (8 per cent) per annum; and
Two Hundred Fifty and 00-100 Dol­
lars (8250.00), as attorney’s fees,
together with costs of said suit taxed
at 830.70, and the cpsts of and upon
said writ.
,
HUGH CHRISMAN
Sheriff of Sherman County, Oregon.
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NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S s A l E
WO. 2257
One (1) South of Range Eigh-
teen (18) East of the Willamette
Meridian.
to satisfy the sum of Four Thousand
Four Hundred Sixty-six and 85-100
Dollars (84-466.85) with interest
thereon from May 15th* 1933, at the
rate of six per cent (6 per cent) per
annum; and the further sum of One
Thousand One Hundred Seventy and
21-100 Dollars (81,170-21) with in­
terest thereon from May 15th, 1983,
at the rate of eight per cent, (8 per
cent) per annum, and Three Hundred
Dollars (8300.00) as attorney’s fee,
together with costs of said suit taxed
at Twenty-two and 20-100 Dollars
(822.20,) and the cost of and upon
said writ-
HUGH CHRISMAN
In The Circuit Court of the Stat« of Sheriff of Sherman County- Oregon.
Oregon for the County of Sherman-
danta John A. Schassen and Pearl Sherman County National Fann Loan
Schauen, husband and wife, and Asaociation, a corporation, wer« de­
Sherman
County National Farm Loan fendants, and in whith proceeding a
Mr- and Mrs. H. E. Everett return­
Association,
a corporation, in the ama judgment was rendared in favor of
ed Saturday from Klamath Falls
of 83226.89 with interest thereon said plaintiff and against the defen­
where they have spent the past 3
from the 28th day of April, 1988, at dants Jerry M. Wilson and Leatitia
weeks.
the rate specified in said judgment; Wilson, husband and wife, and Sher­
Mrs. R. O. Scott entertained a
the further sum of 8300.00 attorney man County National Farm Loan As­
number of guests at bridge Tuesday-
fees, and 824.75 costa and disburse­ sociation, a corporation, in th« sum of
High scores were made by Mrs- Joe
ments. and which said execution 89863 96 with interest thereon from
Hilderbrand and Mrs. F. S. Lamborn.
commands, me to make sale of all and th« 28th day of April, 1933, at the
Other prises were won by Mesdames
singular the following described real rat« specified in said judgment; the
Lamborn, Manning, Brock and Funk*
property situated in Sherman County, further sum of8600-00 attorney fees,
Mrs. Dickson and son of Portland
State of Oregon, to-wit:
and 827.20 coats and disbursements,
arevisiting at the home of Mrs. Dick­
The Southeast - Quarter of the. * and which said execution commands
son’s daughter Mrs. Merrit Tuel.
me to make sale of all and singular
Northeast Quarter, the South­
the
following described real property
east Quarter, th« East half of
Mrs. A* C. Kaseberg entertained a
situated
in Sherman County, Stat« of
tho Southwest Quarter of Sec­
number of guests at bridge Tuesday
Oregon»
to-wit:
tion
Thirty-four,
tho
Southwest
afternoon.
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All of Section Twenty-one,
Quarter of the Southwest Quar­
Harold Sanford of the Farmer’s
Township Four South of Range
ter of Section Thirty-five, Town­
National was a business visitor at
Seventeen, East of the Willamet­
ship four, South of Range Six­
the Sherman Cooperative Grain office
te Meridian» except five acres con-
teen, East of the Willamette Me­
Tuesday.
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THE OREGON - WASHINGTON
NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE
ridian-
JOINT STOCK-LAND BANK OF
' O. O. F- by deed book O page 270, -
Together with all and aingular
On
the
24th
day
of
June,
1933,
at
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT PORTLAND, OREGON, a corpora-
Records of County of Sherman.
the tenements, hereditamenta
cion, Plaintiff,
the hour of 10:00 o’clock, a- m. at the
State of Oregon, to which refer-
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
and appurtenanc«a th«reanto be-
vs
front door of the Court House in
the Trust Department of The First
longing or in anywtso appertain-
Ira Earl Fields, F. J. Kargl Trus­ Moro, Sherman County,- Oregon. I
Together with all and singular *
National Bank of The Dalles, Oregon,
tee* William B. McDonald, Grace L. will sell at auction to the highest
th
e ♦enemente^ * hereditaments
by 0. A- jCarlson, Receiver in charge,
Now Therefore, by virtue of said
McDonald, Wasco Investment Com­ bidder for cash the following d^scrib;
Administrator of the Estate of Wil­
execution
and
order
qf
sale,
and
in
pany, a corporation. County of Sher­
liam H- Henrichs, deceased, has filed
compliance with the demands of said
man, a Municipal Corporation of the Oregon, to-wit:
I .
in the County Court of Wasco County-
writ, i will, on Tuesday, the 6th day
State of Oregon* O. A. Carlson, Re­
The Southeast Quarter of Sec- , of June, 1938, at the hour of ten o'­
Now Therefore, by virtue of said
State of Oregon, its Final Account
ceiver of The First National Bank of
tion Thirty-three and South Half
exacution
and order of sale, and in
as such Administrator, and that Mon­
clock la the forenoon of said day,
The Dalles, (Oregon.) Bank of Com­
of Secton Thirty-four, in Town­
day, the 26th day of June, 1933, at
and at tho front door of the court­
mercé (at Wateo Oregon,) a cor­
ship One North, Range Eight­
the hour of 10 a. m., has been fixed
house in' Moro, Sherman County» writ, I will, on Tuesday, the 6th day
poration, and A. A Schramm, Super-
een, East of the Willamette Me­
by said Court as the time for hear­
Oregon, sell at public auction, sub­ of June, 1988, at the hour of ten
intendant of Banks of the State of
ridian; and the West half and
ing objections to said Report and set­
ject
to redeemption, to the highest o’clock in the forenoon of said day,
Oregon in charge of liquidation of
Northeast
Quarter
of
Section
tlement thereof.
bidder for cash in hand, >11 the right, and at the front door of the court
the Bank of Commerce (at Wasco*
Three; Northwest Quarter of
First publication May 26- 1933.
title, interest and estate in and to the ’ ^*0M I» . Moro. Sherman County.
Oregon,) Defendants,
Sectipn Ten and the Northeast . ..id real property which uid d.- O^”"- “n
TRUST DEPARTMENT OF THE
P»““ *“«»"• *“b-
By virtu, of the writ of execution, and
QuBrMr of
pifUen
fendent., or either of them, had on11«4 *° redemption, to the hithe.t
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF THE
order of ud. duly■ >..uM out of the.k TownBhi
DALLES, OREGON,
the lath day of June, 1»2S. being the M*“«- tn
to h“«1- •“
ri«ht-
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n
th# wnUmeito
BY Q.’ A. CARLSON, RECEIVER, Circuit Court of .the Stet, of Oregon
title
interest
and
estate
in
and
to
date on which the mortgage men­
for the County of Sherman, on the
M*j..
the
said
real
property
which
said
de
­
Administrator. 18th day of May, 1933, pursuant to
tioned
in
said
decree
was
recorded,
e
fendants, or either of them, had on
Last publication June 16th, 1933.
or
since
had
in
or
to
the
above
men
­
a decree entered in said court May
Said sale is made under execution
the 24th day of August, 1922, being
15th, 1983- in a suit wherein The i»««ed out of the Circuit Court of tioned and described real property,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS 1
the date on which the mortgage
Oregon-Washington Joint Stock Land the State of Oregon* for the County ot any part thereof.
mentioned in said decree was record­
Dated this 2nd day of May, 1933-
Notice is hereby given that the Bank of Portland, Oregon» a corpora- .©I Shqrpianx to m4 directed Jn,_th^
ed,
or since had in of to the above
Last publication May 26th. of May,
undersigned has been appointed ex­ tion, is plaintiff, and Ira Earl Fields, case of Pacific Coast Joint Stock
mentioned
and described real proper­
ecutor of the last will and testament F. J. Kargl- Trustee, William B- Mc­ Land Bank of Portland, a corporation, 1933.
ty,
or
any
part thereof.
HUGH
CHRISMAN
of Brittana G- Fulton, deceased-
___ vs. Bertha E. Sagawe. wi^ow, Johq
Donald, Grace L. _________
McDonald, Wasco
Dated
this
2nd day of May, 1933.
Sheriff
of
Sherman
County,
Oregon.
All persons having claims against Investment Company, a corporation, Patrick McDonald and Geneva Mc-
HUGH
CHRISMAN
the estate of said deceased are noti­ County of Sherman, a Municipal Cor— Donald (now Geneva Alford) formerly
Sheriff
of
Sherman
County, Oregon-
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fied co present the same with proper poration, of the State of Oregon* 0. A. husband and wife* William Byron Mc-
Last
publication
May
£6, 1933..
vouchers therefor at the office of Carlson, Receiver of The First Na- ’Donald and Grace Lulu McDonald his NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE
OF REAL PROPERTY
Huntington- Wilson & Huntington, tional Bank of The Dalles (Oregon,) wife, H. W. Reed and Kathleen Mc-
NOTICE TO CREDITORS ' -
514 Porter Building, Portland, Ore­ Bank of Commerce (at Wasco, Ore- Donald Reed, his wife, Bank of Com- . Notice is given that an execution
gon, within six months from the date gon.) a corporation and A. A. Sch- merce, a banking corporation. Insol- and order of sale has been issued out
All persons having claims against
of the first publication of this notice. ramm, Superintendent of Banks of 1 vent by A. A. Schramm, Superintend- of the Circuit Court of the State of the estate of Emma Elliott, deceased,
C- F. Fulton, Executor. The State of Oregon in charge of ent of Banks of the State of Oregon. Oregon for Sherman. County, to me are hereby required to present them,
Date of first publication May 26, 1933 liquidation of the Bank of Commerce
directed and dated May 2nd, 1933, in duly verified, with proper vouchers,
First publication May 26th 1933-
Date of last publication June 23, 1933 (at Wasco. Oregon,) are defendents,
a suit therein pending wherein The within six months from the date of
HUGH CHRISMAN
said writ being directed to me com­ Sheriff of Sherman County t Oregon. Federal Land Bank of Spokane, a this notice, to the undersigned, st
NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE
Last publication June 23rd, 1933 corporation, was plaintiff, ^and Jerry the law office of Updegraff A Pepper,
manding me to make sale of the real
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NO. 2256
M. Wilson and Leatitia' Wilson, Moro, Oregon-
property hereinafter described. I will
husband
and wife; The Pacific Tel­
Dated and first published this 5th
on
Saturday,
the
24th
day
of
June,
In the Circuit Court of the State
NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE
ephone
A
Telegraph
Company,
a
cor
­
day
of May, 1933.
1933,
at
10.00
o
’
clock,
a.
m
M
at
the
.
of Oregon for the County of Sherman
OF REAL' PROPERTY poration; I. E. Wilson and Anna T.
Lucetta A. Adlard *
door of the Court House of Sherman
THE OREGON - WASHINGTON
‘ Administratrix of said Estate
County- in the City of Moro, State of 1 Notice is given that an execution Wilson, husband and wife; Moro
JOINT STOCK LAND BANK OF
Oregon, offer for sale and proceed to and order of sale has been issued ou' Stat« Bank, a corporation; A- A. Updegraff A Pepper
PORJLAND, OREGON, a corpora­
Superintendent of Attorheys for Administratrix.
sell to the highest bidder for cash in of the Circuit Court of the State oi Schramm,
tion, Plaintiff,
Last published May 26, 1933
hand the following described., real Oregon for Sherman County» to me Banks of the State of Oregon; and
vs
property, situate in Sherman County, directed and dated May 2nd, 1933, in
MARY ANN SCHADEWITZ. EDNA
a suit "therein pending wherein The
State of Oregon, to-wit:
GENEVIEVE FRITTS, J. SHELTON
Federal, Land Bank of Spokane, a
West Half of East Half (WH of
FRITTS* MARIE HENDRICKS, J. G.
corporation, was plaintiff, and John
El^¡) and Lots Three (3) and
HENDRICKS, OLIVER E. SCHADE-
A. Schassen and Pearl Schassen,
Four (4) and the Southeast
WIZ, ETHEL B- SCHADEWITZ, L.
husband and wife; Mike Bibby; and
Quarter of the Northwest Quar- *
V- SHADEWITZ, DORIS SCHADE­
WASCO. OREGON
Sherman County National Farm
ter (SE% of NWU) and the
WITZ; BANK OF MORO, (ORE­
Loan Association, a corporation, were
Northeast Quarter of the South­
GON)* and A. A. SCHRAMM, Super­
defendants, and in which proceeding
.Offers
west Quarter (NEJU of SWH)
intendent of Banks of the State of
a judgment was rendered in favor ol
of
Section
Four
(4),
Township
Oregon, Defendants,
said plaintiff and against the defen-
These prices subject to market changes
By virtue of the writ of execution
and order of sale duly issued out of
Milk Chick Starter
the Circuit Court of the State of Ore­
Turkey Starter
gon for the County of Sherman, on
(without yeast)
the 18th day of May, 1933, pursuant
$2.50
10011> sack $2.25 100 lb sack
to a decree entered in said Court May
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15th, 1938, in a suit wherein The
Oregon-Washington Joint Stock Land
Chick Mash
Turkey Developer
WASCO, OREQON
Bank of Portland, Oregon, a corpora­
tion, is plaintiff, and Mary Ann
100 lb sack
$2-10 100 lb eack
$2 05
Schadewitz, Edna Genevieve Fritts*
W
e
R
eserve
T
he
R
ight
to
L
imit
Q
uantities
J. Shelton Fritts, Marie Hendricks,
Chick Scratch
J. G. Hendricks, Oliver E. Schade­
Mill Run
witz, Ethel B. Schadewitz, L. V.
100 lb sack
$1.95
Schadewitz* Doris Schadewitz, Bank
SPECIALS FOR MAY 26 & 27,1933
of Moro (Oregon,) and A* A* Sch­
$20.00 per ton
1 Chick Developing
ramm, Superintendent of Banks of tho
State of Oregon, are defendants, said
SCRATCH
»
Oyster Shell
writ being directed to me command­
2
for
19c
Blue
&
White
Grapefruit,
2s
100
lb
sack
$1.85
ing me to make sale of the real prop­
(western)
erty hereinafter described, 1 will on
.
2
f
or
Red
&
White
27c
Saturday, the 24th day of June* 1933,
96c
100 lb sack
Scratch Feed
at 10:00 o’clock, a. m.. at the front
White King Granulated Soap, Ige size
. (eastern) ,
100lb sack’
$1.75
door of the Court House of Sherman
County, in the City of Moro, .State of
100 lb sack
$1.00
S. O S. Cleanser, 8 pad size
Oregon, offer for sale and proceed to
Cracked Corn
(leghorn)
sell to the highest bidder for cash, in
hand the following described real
Underwoods Genuine • Deviled Ham
l-4s
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10O lb sack
$1.50 100 lb sack
$1.10
property- situate in Sherman County,,
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State of Oregon. to-wit:J
Red & White Tomato Juice 15 oz tins ..
2 for l$c
The Red& White Store
Mrs. Lewis Hastings entertained 3
tables of bridge Friday afternoon and
Mrs- L. P. Haven made high score for
the afternoon* Again on Saturday
she entertained and Miss Thyra
R. H. McKEAN
Fields made high score for the after­
noon.
MORO,
; Sherman Cooperative Grain Growers |
Mrs. Lena Woods, who was killed
while riding a bicycle in Portland,
was a sister of George Drinkerd’s.
The Drinkard family were in Portland
to attend the funeal.
Thursday. Bridge and jig saw puz­
zles were the diversions of the after­
noon and prizes were won by Mrs.
Root, Mrs. Watkins, Mrs- McClure
and Mrs. McDermid. The house was
COUNTY JOUBNAL,
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North Half of the Northeast
Quarter (N% of NE %) of Sec­
tion Thirty-four (34); the South
Half of the Northwest Quarter
(SH of NWK) and the North­
west Quarter of the Northwest
Quarter (NWU of mfr the
North Half of the Southwest
Quarter (NH of SWU) and the
- Southeast Quarter of the South­
west Quarter (SE
of SWH)
and Southwest Quarter of South­
east Quarter (SWU of £E%) of
Section Thirty-five (35) in Town­
ship Tour (4) South of Range
Sixteen (16) East of the Willam­
ett« Meridian, containing 360
acres more or less,
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». Wheat Cereal 28 oz............................ .
Blue & White Norwegian Sardines in Olive Oil, 14s *.
Red & White Tuna Fish l-2s
05c
2 for 35c
Coffee, 1 lb pkg
27c
Van Camps Pork A Beans, Medium size ...
Red & White Prices Are Lower
New Perkins Hotel
Bth and Waahinwton Straata
Portland. Ora.
M. NELSON, Owner
ART RUDEEN, Manager
RATES.-
Room with Bath, 82.00 and $l 50
Without Bath, 81*50 and 81-00
Permanent rates as low as 812.50 per
month.
AAA—Firaproof—Insured "
FREE GARAGE
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