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♦ HK MHBRMAN COUNTY JOURNAL. MORO, OREGON FRIDAY, JULY 19, 1985
FOUR
as you can see for yourhelf, and
celia Butler and Mrs. Hansen visit- . Print. $13.50; Supt’s. $8.20
they are guaranteed to last until When Your Shoes need repaii
29.70
Clerks supplies- $13.00
ed at the Butler home last week,
they are worn out.
Pac. Tel. and Tel Co., June
returning to Portland Sunday.
send them to
Customer—But will they cut ?
15.10
1st telephone bills
Mrs. Art Herring and grand
Salesman
—
Now
that
you
have
daughters Norma Jean and Maxine Geo. G. Updegraff, District
asked me that question, I am bound
7.78
Attorney’s expenses
Winchester spent Friday in The
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Ày^A
DA
R^MAVN
E
to
say that they will not—but that
Geo. B. Bourhill, P. M.. Total
Dal lea
I GOOD SHOE
REPAIRING
is
their
only fault
3 15
box rents due
William Reid and Wayland Weld
204 Second St.
x THE DALLFb
are putting in the plumbing work । Geo. A. Potter, Judge s ex-
Try Journal advertising, it pays.
2.85
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at the CCC camp near Mom. Mr. । penses
Weld has the contract.
State Indus. Acc. Comm.,
Warm summer days and one be- nuts. (With slices of brick ice।
14.49
Peace officer’s protection
Gene Hull of Portland was up
gins to look for more cooling types cream and almost any kind of cake
Many Out Of Town
spending Tuesday with his pat Farmer’s Elevator, and Sup
of food. Of course, summer or this popular dessert can be served
ply Co., 200 lb Weed con
ents.
winter,
the body requires the same on 3 minutes notice)
People Attend Funeral
21.Où
trol
Darlene and Gale Weld spent
Apple Sauce a la Mode
food
elements
to nourish it, but it
several days at Grass Valley as Hon. Eerl Snell, Sec’y State
Serve
apple sauce in a sherbet
is
possible
to
plan
well
balanced
Of Edward R. McMillan guests of their grandparents, Mr. 2nd installment of 1935
meals from Ithe foodiS naturally glass with vanilla ice cream on top;
id mr».
Biological survey approp. 150 00 available over the summer months. I garnish with a Cherry, (other fresh
and
Mrs. V.
J. O.
S. Newcomb.
Auguste Huckin, Belle Clothier Pac. Tel. and Tel. Company
Fresh fruits and vegetables in fruits may be substituted for the
14.85
Mrs. Eliza Dingle left here Sat and Katherine LeGrand drove to
July 1st, telephone bills
salads, cheese and eggs to take the green apple sauce)
urday for an extensive trip. After Bonneville. Eagle Creek and Ko- Ö. A. Ramsey, Material for
nlace of meat, cold milk to drink
drink,'
Angel Food Supreme
place
visiting in Louisville, Kentucky berg Beach last Sunday.
j building shelves in court
Enlarge hole in angel cake, mak It sure has that good old
bread and butter, too. of course,
7.16
and Indiana she will sail on the
Mn and Mrs. Orville Yoci’m, ac-
house
ice cream for dessert, and you have ing the hollow center about 4 inch "American taste" you’ve wanted
Britannia for England where she companied by friends, drove to Ari- Dr. C. L. Poley, i 1935 Health
es in diameter. Place cake on sei /
50 00 included all of the protective foods, ing plate, and when ready to serve
officers salary
will attend the second world con ington Sunday.
Claims Presented and Allowed and without having to toil over a -fill with chocolate or fre^h fruit
ference of the Churches of Christ. Mr. and Mrs. Don Paulson have re
hot stove preparing the heavier
After lae nie*tmg she will visit turned to Dufur after helping in, Against the Road Fund.
ice cream. Cut into wedge shape«I
type
of meal.
E. L. Weld, road laborer
12.50
the pr.ucipal cities of England and the barber shop here.
Ice cream is the perfect dessert, pieces, taking a share of the ice
Italy and go on to the Holy land.
The fire alarm brouKht everyone I C- A. Bargenholt. road laborer 9.30 because it not only is cold and ap cream with each serving.
On her return trip to England she out into the street on the run Tues Umon O>1 Company, Road
30.05 pealing in appearance, but is pack
p)ar>
visit Mr. Dingle’s relatives day afternoon but it was only a
supplies
ed with practical food value. Made
You can tell from the kind
----- of
—.
before )«’urning in November.
$1.30
rubbish and grass fire in the old Standard Oil Company, road 15.23 from milk and cream it has prac energy a man applies to a spade,
supplies
Person, f om out of town at basement of the McCoy Atwood
tically the same value as a food whether his mind is occupied with
PINT
tending the fun vh 1 of Edward Mc store back of the service station, Pac. Power and Lig^it Co.,
and can be looked upon as another raising vegetable« or digging some
C«*H.1NC
2.50
Bal
due
roadmaster
’
s
office
Millan Saturday were: Mr. and The fire laddies made a snappy
way of putting milk in the diet.
bait.—Pathfinder.
State Industrial Acc. Comm.
Mrs. E. C. McMillan, Mr and
ou^
ßre
’2.05
The adaptability of ice cream
Road employees contribu
Chester McMillan, R. McMillan, and
to any type of meal is most im
FIFTH
tions
Hardware Salesman—Yes. mad
cod* N*, »es
son of Portland; Mr. and Mrs. L.
Card of Thanks
portant to the homemaker right
National Hospital Ass’n, road
S. McMillan of Stevenson, Wash.;
now. It can be used as a climax am, these knives represent the
We wish to express our heart
employees contributions
have at the . .
Mrs. Emma Hines of lookout. Cal. felt gratitude to the friends Who
for a special dinner or to meet an greatest value we
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price. They are very good looking, J
J N. McMillan of Post; Mr.-and aided us in the preparations and W. F. Johnson, Filing saws
emergency
when
the
unexpected
3.0u
for road work
Mrs Jack Chapman of The Dalles; during the funeral of our brother
guest arrives, and with ease in any
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Farrsr and and father.
case, for it is always available at
F. R. FORTNER
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth
County Court Proceedings for the confectionery or drug store in
The family of Edward R. Mc
and children and Mrs. Loretta Millan.
July Term, 1935.
a variety of flavors to suit any oc Real Estate License No. 859.
Burres of Arlington anl Mr. and
Applications from Mrs. Elsie casion.
I
I
Mrs. Alvin West of Agar
Many interesting things can be
Rust for “Retail Beer License” and
WHEAT FARMS, LOANS AND,
There will be no church services COURT NEWS
“Class A, Package License” for done with ice cream, too. Sundaes
INSURANCE
at the M. E. church July 21 and 28
(Conf’"”0'! fmm page one)
Kent Service Station considered made with fresh fruit, enticing
Chas. R. Fields. Old age pen
and August 4
and recommendations made. The milk shakes are familiar favorites Agent for Pacific Coast Joint
The grocery stores will be open
15.00 fee of $5.00 for each recommenda to everyone, but there a»e still
sion
Stock Land Bank and Oregon-;
Sunday mornings and evenings as F. D. Antrim, Sealer of Wts
tion was charged and turned into others not so familiar perhaps, but Washington Joint Stock Land Bank ■
1.00 the General Fund.
the harvest season calls for more
just as interesting and easy- to
and Measures
business activity-.
Wilson B. Empey, Sealer of
Wasco, Oregon.
Sheriff’s report on Current and prepare.
Also for Established Lines of
5.76 Delinquent tax collections receiv-
Weights and Measures
William Reid Jr. left Friday
Ice Cream Sandv.ich
morning for San Francisco where D. J. 'Butcher, Re-employ-
ed and accepted.
Mill Feeds
'
Grain Bags
Serve
vanilla ice cream between
ment office in The Dalles 3.75
Petition to close roads in the
he will report for duty at Crissey
cut
a-
two
pieces
of
sponge
cuke
Ore. State Agr. college. Sec
Dairy and Poultry Feeds
Twine
vicinity of Bourbon signed by pe-
Aviation field.
warm
ond half of 1935 County
Mr. and Mrs. Myles Reid of
titioners and presented to Ciiunly bout 1 inch, thick. Pour Sauce
Rolled Grains -
Concentrates
775 00 Court. The Petition was accepted chocolate or butterscotch
Agent Approp.
Vancouver, Wash., were visitore
RED
£
WHITE
STORE
Hour
-
Salt
and the matter will be investigated over the top and sprinkle with
here with Mr. and Mrs. William W. C. P. and Binding Com
pany, Clerk $34.80; Sher
Reid. Mra iReid’s mother. Mrs.
immediately.
All kinds of Insurance
38.90
Deed from Matt Johnson to
Lizzie Burchart is here from Aber iff $.55; Assessor $3.55
Groceries-'
Meats
—
Fresh
UPDEGRAFF
&
PEPPER
|
J. F. Plunkett, Clerk’s office
Sherman County covering property
deen, Washington.
6.00 in Wasco accepted and filed. The
supplies
Fruits and Vegetables in
Sunday guests at the home of
Pac
Power
and
Light
Co.,
consideration
of
the
deed
was
Myron Haise were Miss Eleanor
Attorneys At Law
Season.
Supplies for DeMoss park 4.15 County Aid for Matt Johnson.
Safety Deporti foxes fur Liase
Knutson and her brothers, Virgil
Pac.
Power
and
Light
Co..
County
Court
adjourned
until
and Lionel of Florence. S. Dakota.
Moro, Or
10 o’clock a. m. July 17th.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Ward from Courthouse lights and sup
Your Patronage Solicited
6.60
plies
Gilliam county spent the week end
“A moth leads an awful life ”
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bernis Wasco County Indus Farm _
Care of Chas. Patterson
“How come?”
Guy and family.
County poor
j 40.00
“He spends the summer in a fur
Miss Rheta James of Portland
George
A.
Potter
Store,
gro
coat and the winter in a bathing
was a caller at the home of Mr.
ceries for Otto Bengal—
and Mm. Otis Royse Sunday.
suit.”
12.00
County poor
Mrs. Maude Akers and grand
daughter Sharon Rae. left Sunday Leora Peetz, Work in Supt’s
Read the ads in the Journal
5.50
office
for Los Angeles to spend two
months visiting with Mrs. Akers’ Farmers Elev. and Supp.
C ol , i cord of wood for
daughter, Mrs. Ruth Halloway.
3.5G
Courthouse
[Mrs. Floyd Root and baby boy
escaped serious injury when Mrs The Master Engravers. Supt.
13.74
office supplies
Root’s car skidded and turned over
Ted
B.
Bernard,
Supt.
office
on loose gravel near Klondike.
1 50
supplies
Some bruises were sustained but
Phone 345 The Dalle.«,, Ore
Kilham Stat, and Print. Co.
no permanent injury.
Supt’s office supplies
Miss Vivian Trounce is visiting
-or-----
V.
N. Freeman, Work at couh-
at the home of Mrs Fuller.
1.00 GRASS VALLEY PHARMA« Y
ty courthouse
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hennagin, Hal
Phone 22Z
Sherman
County
Journal,
Co.
Shelton and Mrs. B. E. Hailey-
spent Sunday at Koberg beach.
Mrs. Hoy Belshee and Mrs.
Maude Akers were among the
guests attending the PNG party
at Moro given by Mrs. Theo
Johns tom
©F
Mias Marie Andrews of Portland
is visiting her sister. Mrs. Wade
Hull
M t . and Mrs. Ed Feldman were
at Fifteen Mile near Dufur Sunday
to escape the heat by fishing and
bathing
Mens Sanfordised — Pre-Shrunk
J. A. Butler’s sister. Miss Mar-
Mrs. Eliza Dingle
Leaves For Trip
To Holy Land
m-WAY/WHEALTH
IW ERN MARK’S
OREÛOK DAIRY COUNCIL
SCHEN«Y’S
WHITE LABEL.:".’,".
Sherman Cooperative Grain
Growers : : : Wasco, Oregon
See us for your Grain Insurance
WASCO MARKET
ZELL’S
FUNERAL HOME
Wisdom Points To
M erchandise
E1HT
98c
Work Shirts
•Dress Shirts
$1.69
Sanfordized — Forest Green and Tan
Two large pockets — Button Flaps
45c
•Polo Shirts
Small and Medium
in performance
A big sturdy engine... ground-
gripping track» .. -ample weight
to balance power with traction in
order to pull more pay load. That’s
a short summing up of the per
formance advantage* of “Cater
pillar** Tractors....... but there are
other advantages- -..
Small
in operating cost
In spite of the bigness of “Cater
pillar* Tractors, they are one of
the smallest on operating costs.
Easy on your purse • First, “Cat
erpillar** Tractors are well built...
they stand up to hard work with
minimum repairs. Second, because
of sure traction, they do more
work on less fuel....
^UPPL^CX)^
SHOES
Columbia Knit
Brushed Wool
SWEATERS
was $4.95
Now Selling
* $4.25
Weyenberg -- all leather
$4.50
8 inch Top
6 inch Top
$2.98
Buck Hecht ORO PEDIC -
Most all Colors
Zipper Front
$4.50
• Swimming Trunks
All wool, Belt included
* •Bathing Suits
Ladies all wool I
•Swimming Trunks
Kiddies, all wool
$1.50
$1.50
98c
J.F.Y ates S tohe W
MilÎTIS1NS
as the proper course for those who. wish
Increased
Business
SHERMAN COlllffl JOURNAL.