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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 18, 1935)
THE SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL. MORO. OREGON FRIDAY. OCTOBER 18, 1M5. PA« TB ff'.fr¡/ Capitol Financing Grass Valley Plan Advanced Items For Week By Treasurer Reported TEtßVW' WERNMARK*S He kissed her on her ruby lips. It was a harmless frolic; GOOD SHOE . REPAIRING But tho he only kissed her once 204 Second St. |•*THE DAUM He died of painter’s colic. Despite a more active Euro pean inquiry for foreign wheat in recent weeks, shipments since the first of August have been well below those of last season, am ounting to only about 66.000,000 bushels compared with 84.000,000 bushels a year earlier. North Am erica WM the Jargest individual ahlfrpfir—with-a total of . nearly 22,000.000 .bushejs thia season ag-; afnsi a&rat 33.QOO,000 hu^h last but North American shipff^s roxjr^Siid lca3 than one YWfrfl the world trade. ; Cassie Holmes Made Commander Without Bond Issue Wheat Shipment Less Despite European Need BS Mr. A: So your son’s in college. । How's he making it? When Your Shoes need repaii Mr. B: I’m making it. He’s send them to spending it. Hear Ye: Hear Ye: of Kent Legion Post Oregon can build a new $3,500. 000 capitol without a bond issue ‘Rufus C. Holman, state treasurer this w. eek informed Governor C|Mrle0 H. Martan, and without increasing the general fund deficit or taxes, except as contemplated under the six percent limitation Mr. Holman's plan was submitted following a board of control meet ing at which time ways and means Rufus Holman, state treasurer, of financing Oregon’s «hare of who advocates building the new capitol construction was discus- capita] without a bond issue. Miss Cassie Holmes has been elected commander of the George Bell post, American Legion, of Kent for the coming year. It is not often that members of the nurses’ corps are accorded such an honor. Miss Holmes was a mem ber of a nursing unit stationed in California during the war. Members of the Eastern Star lodge met Tuesday evening and ShépdnEKtx fMWi ^AÂiWrirHa .were., Two Gallons Motor Oil after the lodge work was finished $1.00 moderately under those of a yea? a number of invited guests came in I «lent und /»Mh'iril inn linger of RCA. Five Pounds Axle Grease .60 for a round of cards to end the i mid a nofèd rire!rouies authority, earlier. Argentine shipments drop Jed sharply and totaled approx - Famous Aladdin Lamps evening. Several out of town peo a hu hPui^A a committee of the com- 6.50 Oregon Geta Loan imMW 20.000,000 bushels compar- ple were present. puny a rRM*nrch and development AH Repairs and Parts Kept on Hand . about $2,000.000 bushels Leland Barnett, son of Mr. and engineer» that will plan and curry- With PWA acceptance of Ore Electric Flatirons ■ 2.50 for the corresponding period last Mrs. Roy Barnett, is in a hospital • mt extensive rests of high definí7" gon’s ap^ieation for an outright season. Russian shipments since in The Dalles where he had his I tion télévision limier actual operlH Nails 6c per Id. Less By The Keg grant of 45 percent on $3,500,000 iny <*ondltlons • liirin^the next year- the first of August have totaled appendix removed last week. for capitol building purposes, the Is shown checklttg over W00j)00 bushels compared Clarence Scheurer and wife of, mid h half state will spend $1,925,000 which one »»I till ’ • iconoscope lulnto With only a little over 1.000,00b Two 16-7 McCormick-Deering Grain Drills uDisc” Portland and Alfred Feller and I can be divided in three annual in- yzkq mil the television ajxea oi wife of Donald were here last week stallments of $650,000 for 1936 bushels shipped . out during the One 18-7 McCormick-Deering Grain Drill “Disc” By Janet Wilcox end as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Matt i muges and 1937 and $625.000 for 1938, he first two months last year. Dan- Simon and family. The Grass Valley football team pointed oat. Two 12 ft. Revolving McCormick-Deering Rod Weeders ubim shipments have been small Messers Pike, Fields and Gar at the Simon home this week. With the federal government defeated the Rufus football team with trade advices indiceng a One 3 Bottom 16 ’ Tractor Gang Plow, All at Bargain A number of Grass Valley people giving the Mate almost half of here Friday. The final score was rett opened the bird hunting sea shortage of boat space resulting son Sunday by going to Hermiston 27 to 6. They used the rules and were in #bro last Friday to look the cost of its new capitol, propo from the diversion of ships to Price Of Wholesale Cost And Freight Only nents of an adequate capital site regulations of ordinary football and bagging a few chinas for them in on the auction and buy a few carry Italian supplies to Africa. selves. hardware items. pointed out, vary little if any in- but due to the small size of the two Gus Engstrom and family were craase in levies would be made high schools, they only used six Work i^ «till being done on the In an appropriation passed by the men on a team. The line up was: down to Portland last week to see place recently bought by J. W. legislature for the acquisition of Ferdinand Stark, Clarence Young, the stock show for a few days. Shepard witih Horry Roth as paint Prices Right, Services Right, Goods Right Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Alley were er and plumber. Willamette, campus for site pur John Roth, Bill Roth. and Max Von in Vancouver last week to visit Ausdal. Substitutes used for Grass poses. Several methods for finan Professor Hughes and Squires Beautiful Setting in the midst of other shops and stores cing the purchase of additional Valley were Edwin Peters, Billy- with their son Bruce who is in the and Miss Lois Reedy were in Moro l>nd have been brought out. One Rolfe, Jim B.agg and Marquis Es quarter master’s department of the Tuesday night to attend a meeting Phone 345 The Dalles, Oie CCC part of the barracks there. ofi these, purchase of the site by linger. for the purpose of making out the Mrs. O. K. Eaton was in Port : ■ Salem and the state jointly, is The football team will play a re land last week to visit with rela state tests in fifth and sixth grade gaining in popularity as time for turngame with Rufus on October geography^ „ Roy J. Baker, tives and friends. GRASS VALLEY PHARMACY Grass Valley • the special legislative session set 28. Phone 222 Mr. and IMrs. Glen King spent for October 21 grows closer, sour - The Volley ball girls were de ces close to official circles reveal. feated by the Moro team at Moro last week in Portland returning Buy Yòur Oil Burner • r Friday night The game was a Sunday, with their son, Bobby, who Martin Favors More Land hand fought game ending 12 to 9 ended a successful week as exhib itor at tlhte stock show, bringing .Governor IMartin in announcing in Moro’s favor. The two teams home several prizes and consider Cheap, Safe, Economical the call for a special session came were quite evenly matched, there able cash. sa; out strongly for an adequate site fore the excitement ran high thru Virginia Huhmann was taken to out the game. The first point was Fits Range, Heater, or fof the state new capitol saying The Da Les this week for an appen played for two minutes and ten he was “unalterably opposed” to Furnace dix operation. placing the capitol back upon its seconds which is an unusually long Cap Rutledge is now working for sale by one point. No substitutes narrow strip of land 331 by 660 time at Prairie City in a mine. Hugh ADVISES Audrey Herington labor . . . will free you from all the were used by either team during feat. He declared that he would Walker is foreman of the dig Standing, lifting and pushing usual Home Service Director recommend to the legislature ac the wihole game. gins. ly connected with ironing« Corr- ’ The next volley ball game will be for Pacific Power * Li^ht ceptance of the Willamette trus Moro Myrtle Davis of Fossil is a visitor Phone 27F2 )layed Wednesday with Rufus at vince yourself. See the new models tees offer for their campus which lufus. This game is expected to in any dealer ’ s store or on our wgh the old site would give the /ou don’t dread quick and thorough. la from 1 to 7 state the Approximate average site be a very different one for us sales floor. Remember, you can ar washing and iron- minutes they remove every trace of The magazine campaign closed of all other capitals in the forty range to pay for your electric ironer • ing when you dirt—leave your clothing fresh and last Thursday with the lower clasr eight states which is 23 acres. ..have an all-elec- spotless. The wringers are efficient, too men selling nearly twice as manv All Satisfactory Business is built on / trie laundry. For —safe and quiet. Attractively finished, subscriptions as the upper classmer therefore the upper classmen wi’’ Confidence -- Confidence on the part of an electric wash any of these new models gives you more give trem a party sometime in th' er, an electric value in a washer than you have ever the buyer tha»i «gooda pwrchaei?d will be nerr future. Thoae who receiver1 ironer and an automatic electric been able to buy before at the same awards were: Betty Lou Olds, Ra- ■ good quality and fairly priced. water heater certainly do take price. Sec them todayl . mona Spoor, Kenneth Barnett, Mar away all the drudgery from wash quis Eslinger, Bill Roth and Fran Dependable Groceries, Fresh Vegetables ing and ironing. And they do ces Fairchild. their jobs so willingly you’re Overalls, Jumpers, Shirts, and all kinds of The cast for “the Million Dol- lar Butler’ are practicing very finished in half your usual time. DRY GOODS Complimenting north'west farm- hard this week. This p?ay is to Because you are able to buy ers on the wisdom they are show 1 be presented October 29. An electric Ironer electricity at such low rates, the Trade At The meeting of tHa Mermaid in liquida ling , their d^bta cost of operating an electric wash for only *44.95 out' of improved farm earnings.! Tavern has been postponed until er and an electric ironer is only a A. C. Adams, general manager of Friday because of six weeks ex-I few cents a week. An automatic the Farm Credit administration ox aminations. It will be held Friday Store electric water heater costs so little ironer for as littla as >44.95. A at the home of Marjorie Blake. Spókam, reported today that the to operate tliat it is scarcely quality ironer, too, of the type that loifce volume of loan payments b-^’r receive’ by FC A agencies noticed in the budget of the Th« open «nd roll makes possible ?r‘:Mes our faith in the average family. doh* paying mo ale of our borrow-’ Prices on these three appliances crs.’’ ; were never more attractive. Be sheets to shirts. “This encouraging progrose to thrifty. Modernize your laundry ward debt retirement is particul-1 equipment now. rHlv r*at:fymg,” he declared, “be 1 crune it '« ♦v. pur’XWe of *he Farm ; Or administration to help far- • New electric washer* nera work their vvaj* out of debt 1 Prove what an electric by assisting them to get their ob are gentle with ligations adjusted on a more rea- water heater will F^nnblo repayment basis. While year clothes! do tor you! (•’•an conditio«s in the 12th FC A HE new electric Washers now on diMrict were spotty this year, ; only way to know the real higher prices for most commodi display at dealers and in Pacific A pleasures of automatic electric hot ties especially live stock, have gi- Power & Light Company showrooms water service is to use it. Not only for Folks are just like in the old vrrf“ farmers a more hopeful out are kind to even the most delicate laundering, but also for bathing, «hiv look alj around.’’ , , fabrics. Yet their cleansing act ion la days — a real quality whis ing, dishwashing, cleaning, in emerg a key at a friendly price is Borrowers Paying encies, and for every other possible use Aborot ThbJ» just as welcome as ever I type tronar That is why dealers and Pacific Power Mr. Adama, pointed out that Taste this flavorful richness Ai Light Company make you this pro- Land bank borrowers are cleaning operates by pocitioo: At a special low price you cam that is making a barrel of un their mstnlhnanta and getting ßn^r-tip »buy a 40-gallon automatic electric new friends every day. their I orux . ,in ..gooff current con water heater. Terms—$10 down and dition; xnemfasT^-of local coopera You’ll find—as others have balance in convenient monthly instal tive production credit associations Left: Haw —that you don't have to be ments. The beater operates for only are paying off their crop and live fold-away rich to enjoy rich whiskey! eight tenths of 1c per kilowatt hour. stock loans; intermediate credit Use thio heater for sll your hot water. bank discounts have been heavily THE OLD QUAKER CO., Discover the thrill of abundant hot liquidated and loans which the err-J This on« folds into a vortical cabinet DISTILLERS water whenever you turn a faucet. ergency regional agricultural ere- when not in ua«. Because It takes Lawrenceburg. Ind.— E m . 1S46 Then if you are not completely satisfied dit corporations made during the up no more space than a chair, It at the end of 60 days, the heater will emergency period are more than OwritM IMS. Th« Old Qnakar Co. can easily be kept in your kitchen all be removed from your home without two-thirds cleared off. We are Still in Business an other Year, The Lord Willing The following Bargains Prevail Grass Valley School Defeats Rufus In Football ZELL’S Bargains Are Yours Tor Calling FUNERAL HOME Motto: Serve others at less cost NOW et low-cost electricity help you take the back-ache out of laundry work! CONFIDENCE Farmers Praised For Repayment Of Debts NEWS H. Zeigler’s IT TAKES A GOOD WHISKEY TO MAKE SO MANY FRIENDS r i “Such a repayment record. course, is what the Farm Cre dit administration has good roe •on to expect,'* Mr. Adams ex ’ plained, “for while many loans have been made to refinance far mers who were on the bring at foreclosure, the Farm Credit ad ministration to not a relief agen- ey. It renresents a permanent far mers’ cooperative credit system < extending credit In a sound, busi ness like way. out of funds ob tained principally from the invest ing public through the sale of sec unties, and with each loan writ ten on a collectible basis.” the time. Th« price is only $64.50. charge end your payments refunded. A modern electric ironer will save The only cost to you will be the elec ^Friendly Land Banka Pleased Whiskey ’•’**»*. ? friendly to you* * > you hours of time and tedious tricity you have used. taste. throat and purse SEE ANY DEALER IN ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT -I' cr PACIFIC POWER & LIGHT COMPANY BRAND STRAIGHT WHISKEY prefer in. BOURBON OR RYE /5 ‘ SCHENLEY MARK ot MERtÇ $1.45 W.55 SMrItMN«. I TIA NOW AVAILABLE IN OREGON IÇ IRONERS 544.95 UP *ei& Light Co. • Convenient Terms
