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Mr. and Mrs. Harold Needham
of Pasadena, Cal. who have been
visiting at the home of Mrs. Belle
Ginn left Thursday. ,/
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Flatt and
children spent a few days i Port­
land.
' W. H. and" Harry Ragsdale mad«
one of their frequent trips to Moro
Thursday afternoon.
-
1 Gresham Friday where-* she has
Mr. and Mrs. George Wilcox Christian Science Society
vor meeting. -
i ei mployment..
and daughter, Janet of The Dalles
At the Christian Science church Iawrence H. Mitchelmora, Pastor.
W. L. Harlan of Centralia, Wn were visitors here Monday.
Sunday morning, which convenes at — -------------------- ■
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took a Registered Stallion from the
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Cox and War­ eleven o'clock, the subject of the •Gran Valley Baptiat
T. M. Rplfe farm July 4th.
ren Morgan left last Thursday for lesson-sermon will bo “Sacrament.”
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Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Schilling re­ Vancouver, Wn. to spend the 4th
The Wednesday evening meeting Gerald C. Dryden, Pastor.
turned from Redmond Friday with his mother and other rela­ which includes
testimonies of
where they were doing chores for tives.
Christian Science healings, is held
her niece and housband, Mr. ant
Mr —. and (Mrs. George Burkhard
eight oclock.
i
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Hubert
Hutchcroft
of
(Milwaukie,
i
^
rs* Ned
PONTIAG
TERRAPLANE
Mr. and Mrs. Avery Martin are
of Tillamook were here last Tuea-
The reading room is open at all HUDSON
Oregon arrived Friday evening to! ‘ 'Mr. and Mrs. Tom Alley anc day visiting her brother and fam- times, with an attendtnt after each
here from Portland to visit with
spend the week end visiting Mr. I ^ o g h te r .Mildred left Friday for ily, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Newcomb, church serivee.
relatives. Avery is on crutches
PETERSON MOTOR CO.
and Mrs. Charles Lemley and fan .-‘ Klamath Falls to Mrs. Alley’:
having dropped a piece of mach
The public is invited to ail ser}
Dr. and Mrs. M .B. Taylor of
217 E. THIRD ST.
ily. Mrs.. Hutchcrott and children | brother’s home, where they ex Portland visited at the Millard. vices and to make use of the read­
inery on his foot while working as
THE
DALLES. OREGON
and
Duane
Lemley
will
return1I’octeT
to
*
meet
another
brother
ing room.
mechanic in Portland.
Eakin ranch over the week end.
with him after spending th reejf‘om Ariaena.
Elmer Barzee and family spent
Mr. and Mrs. John Engstrom %
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Unusual Values In Used Cars
weeks visiting relatives and f'ien d s! John Perry of Hillsboro «pent had guests from Astoria over the c «mmunity ^ b y t e r i a n Church
Springs. o f the Fourth at B^knapJ
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Baker and-last week end visiting his daugh- week end. The men tried their luck
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son Dale and his friend, Mr. auditor and Family, Mr. and Mrs. John fishing at Sherars bridge Monday
The Roy Powell family down to
4 *’ P 16 Pas^or wlH 8Peak on
In
summer
time
when
the
tern
the littlest grandchild were at
»<_ . „ j
ir
« . .... an Independence day
theme, “Free
at 4th & Union
perature reaches above eighty and (Mrs. Ernest Blaylock, Mrs. J. H . Rolfe.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schilling Born."
Camp Sherman ever the Fourth.
Wilt and Mr and Mrs. A. F. Bal-j H. O: Dugger left Saturday for
Bo'm7’To_ Mr.''.'nd "Mri.“ Stanley I
“ «"»W ersble humidity, over zer and son Clair spent the Fourth1 Klamath Falls to spend the Fourth and son, Robert spent Monday in
7 p. m., Senior Christian Ende«- TELEPHONE
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The Dalles visiting with Mrs. Schil
Krusow in The Dalles, July 5, a enthusiasm for everything melts in The Dalles. Several went down i with relatives.
away likewise ones appetite. This
ling's daughter, Barbara Walpole
son.
in the evening to the tire work*».
•Mr. and Mrs. Hadley Stark of of Portland.
is
a
signal
not
to
overeat
in
hot
nnnj:ntnttnx::n«:x:t:njun::unjui^::
H. W. Champneys drove to I
Mr. and Mrs. Dean O ils and Tahapia, Calif., arrived Wednes
weather.
Heavy
meals
in
hot
Mitchell Sunday to do some work ,
day to spend the week end visiting
sons accompanied by h< r
GOOD TERMS
on the books of the Bank of Mitch-j weather are not only unnecessary
at
the Sam Stark home.
but are actually harmful. Nature Tillie and Tolli** Wnsenmill<*r w»-r >
ell which is in his charge.
Doctor—I will examin« -you for
Oscar Lemley and Gordon Lem­ ten dollar«.
Mr. and Mrs. Lwter Conlee drove W” ely pro.vj f “ i re8\ ,r a iu *nd visitors at Tygh Valley and Th'»
ley returned Friday from Paulina
to Walla Walla the Fourth return- P ™ 11 ve«“ «W« f °r the summer Dalles Monday.
Patient—-Go ahead. If you find
lake where they had been fishing.
in a n e c e s s it y in b u s in e s s . R e lia b le
Mrs.
Lew
Bsker
and
son
Alva
o*
ing Monday.
season.
it, I’ll give you half.— Wednesday
T.
M.
'Rolfe
left
Tuesday
morn
The
Dalles
were
overnight
'-uest*
Rite
Life.
|
Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Peetz and
Milk is one of the mo8t valuable
g o o d , R e lia b le b u s in e s s r n e th e d s .F a ir
her nephew and neice were here I PTOt«in food® >nd should be used of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Bak?r Thur.® ing for Filee, Idaho, with a regis­
tered Stallion.
p r ic e s g<> b a n d in h a n d to s tr e n g t h e n
the Fourth for » visit with his in the 8«mmer time to take the day.
Mrs.
Fred
S
trad
ley
and
son
pferenta.
place of the meats ms a chief source
Mrs. Frank Wilcox and daughter
th e b on d c f c o n fid e n c e b e t w e e n m e r ­
Ted Barnum and - party Gf I of protein. With our modern meth of- Newberg arrived Friday to Clyde went to Wenatchee last Fri-
chant. a n d c u sto m e r .
friends were at Grass Valley for H * 8 of keeping milk in sterilized spend the week end visiting her day to (bring Doris home, after
sister
and
family,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
months
visit
with
her
sister
and
the Fourth.
bottles and tightly capped you can
F'O” H flrvpbt' N e e d s in G r o c e r ie s
Wasco Methodist Eplrco;«.: Church
> family, Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Morris. Willis J. Douglas Jr., Pastor.
. Mrs. 'R. C. Jones and two chil abtain 8 pasteurized nutritive food Herman Peters.
Mini C io lh ig w e h a v e m e r c h a n d is e th a t
dren spent the Sunday and M on-Iin Practically all public eating
J. S. Newcomb was in Wasco
Mr.. ar»d Mrs. Erasmus Baker Sunday School ........... 10:00 a. ni.
w dll p le a s e at priceH th a t p le a s e .
day here with her parents, Mr. ano places. There is no more refresh Monday to bring hia daughter and small son of Phillipsburg, Mon Morning Worship ....... 1 J:00 a. m.
ing and valuable food than milk Doris home after a visit with her tana are here spending several
Mrs. E. E. Barnum.
H i b w Parkins spent tfoe holi properly produced and distributed laughter and family Mr. and Mrs. days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. WASCO CHURCH OF CHRIST
Q u a lity
Vem Baker.
days here with friends. He is now Ice cream is a healthful summer Wayland Weld of Bonneville.
Bible School ................ 10:00 a. m.
S to r e
V a lle y
project manager of the camp at fish and should be used in its
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Gervais and
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Dutton of Was- Morning Worship ....... 11:00 a. m.
simpler
forms
avoiding
strange
Athena.
daughter Irma Lee were in The co spent the 4th here visiting
Invitations have been sent to thick, oversweetened mixtures of Dalles Saturday evening to see the f'iends.
several local citizens for the wed­ a questionable character.
parade.
(Mr. and Mrs George Hayworth
The green leafy vegetables are
ding July 31 at Portland of Miss
Mr. and M-s. Roy Tiller and and family of Vancouver, Wn.,
Eleanor Biggness to John K. Walk rich in vitamins and should be family and Mrs. Iva Kee went to spent the week end visiting hei
LOST: A khaki 'blanket left on|
er. Both are former school teach­ used more extensively during the Tygh Valley Monday.
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Coyle
summer season. Green vegetables
ers in the Moro schools.
the
fence in the Grass Valley Park
on
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Feely and
Bill and Louise Rclh took Erma
-e
pinach, chard, lettuce, peas
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Sharp of
on
the
4th.
Mrs.
Giles
French,
I
family
of
The
Dalles
were
here
Wells to her home in The- Dalle
Heppner were in Grass Valley string beans, are also a rich source Tuesday
Moro.
from, visiting her sister cver the 4th visiting relaj^ves.
over the holiday week end to see of iron and health essentials. Thes*
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Woods and
snd
family,
Mr. and Mrs. Buck
FOR SALE: One 22x31 Harris
Mrs. Sharp's parents, Mr. and Mrs. essentials are apt to be too low un­ Miller.
children of Klamath . Falls spent
combine, 12 or$16 foot, in good'
less the diet contains plenty of
Hans Koepke.
Mr. and ’¡Mrs. R. J. Laker and the week end here visiting his hape. $550. Bibby Bros. Grass
Jack Beckel, jackhammer man at vegetables. Lettuce when green is
father Jim Woods.
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Valley, Ore.
the Joplin-Elden road camp neai particularly rich in vitamin A son Dale and Miss Alice Campbell
Mrs. H. O. Dugger returned
spent
Monday
at
Tygh
Valley
'her?
is
no
harmful
limit
to
vita­
Shaniko, was injured Thursday
last Tuesday after a weeks stay in
FOR SALE: 240 Acres, with 26'
morning when an engine backfired min A. It is wise to eat plentifull} oicnicing. Dale and Miss Camp­ Portland.
acres
water-prior right«: 160 acres
and threw him several feet. He was >f these green foods for the only bell leaving from the e for Port­
M
s.
William
Harder
returned
with
20
acres water-old right: 160 1
brought to Moro for examination ither rich sources of vitamins arc land. ;
• -frem The Dalles Saturday after acres 12 acres water; 400 acrea-l&ol
Mr. and Mrs. John Hays an.1 Sp;n7i,’ng. several weeks un a hos­ a. cultivated $2500.00 360 acres, 100
and was later taken on to The vhole milk, cream, butter and
uila Lee Alley and Mr. and Mrs. pital with a broken arm.
liver.
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Dalles for x-ray.
a. cultivated-lots of water, $5000.
• Misses Reatha Sayrs and Beth
As thirst quenchers in the sum- Roy Feely and family of The
Mr. and Mrs. Claud Parkhurst 240 acres, 130 a. cultivated $5200.
Mersinger are at Hillockbum camp ner time there is usually a desire Dalles left Tuesday for Govern-* rn,j chihlren of Roseburg spent the Bargains, terms—look me up NOW.
near Estacada for the summer for something stronger than wat ment Spring, Wn., to be gone
week end visiting at the Sam Stark Phone 17F88. H. L. MORRIS,
camp there.
-*r. There is nothing that can take month.
home.
Maupin, Oregon, (realtor)
Mr. and Mrs. Loy Cochran ot
T. Lester Johnson was in Port­ he place of fresh fruit juices such
M s. 'Pauline Wilcox returned
35-38
land over the holiday remaining is orange, lemon or lime. Their Portland spent the Fourth visiting from Los Angeles, Calif., Satur-
A
ladies
brown
crepe
bag
was
until Tuesday when he was ad­ icid flavor if not destroyed by too relatives and friends.
.
day to spend the summer here.
Pipe and Plumbing Fixtures Galore
brought
to
this
office
this
week
mitted to practice in the federal much sugar is entirely satisfactory.
Prudence Hix of Maupin «pent, Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Andrews, Mr.
having
been
found
along
the
high­
court in Portland.
All fruit juices also add greatly to several days at the Art Bibby and Mrs. Bob Johnson and family
•Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fortner he vitamin C content of the diet. home.
i
I and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Eakin way.
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Skirving of I spent the Fourth in Bend.
were here for a short time Wednes- Vitamin C is not found widely in
FOR ¿ALE: 640-acre farm near
t day visiting with friends.
rood and is lessened to some ex­ The Dalles and Mr. alid Mrs. Chai
Mr. and M s. W. C. Patterson Moro. Good wheat land. Some
Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Stephens tent by cooking. The diet in hot les Skirving of Seattle, Wn., were and son of Wasco, spent the terms. L. R. French, Postal Bldg.,
were in Pendleton Monday to at­ veather should consist chiefly of isitors at the E. E. Gervais home holiday here.
Portland.
tend the field day of the branch I fruits, salads, and vegetables, the Fourth, and they all went ■ Mr. and Mrs. Willis Britta-in and
station there.
I Drink plenty of cool water; cool arrowhead hunting.
Helen Stark of Tygh Valley spent
Mr. and Mrs. Shelton Fritts and the Fourth here visiting at the
Paul and Kenneth Schutt , stop-1 water is preferable to ice water,
ned at the Arthur Johnson hojne I There is no satisfactory substi- family returned Tuesday from a Sam Stark home.
Wednesday afternoon. They were I tute for water.
trip to Tennesee where they were
Mr. and Mrs. T. . M. Ball and
children spent the holiday with Mr. j
on their way to Mollala from Bend.
Wear loose, light clothing. Pro- visiting relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. John Beuther and Ball’s family in Corvallis.
E. W. Christensen moved this tect the head from the direct rays
IM>'. and Mrs. J<*hn Schansen and
week into the building that has of the sun. Tfcke sun baths cau- hildren returned (Momlay from a
been made over for his garage tiously—when overdone the sun’s trip to Chehalis and Long Beach. Mrs. Eula Barry of Portland were
°jk-
k
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___ irays may do much harm. ..Cool Wn., where they visited relative«. here _ visiting „Sherman county
Don Smith was in The Dalles friends over the Fourth.
Mrs. Esta Powell is here for a tepid baths are more comforting
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Alley, Mrs.
visit with her son, Marion Powell, than ice cold ones. In no season of Tuesday to visit his wife and
Mr. and (Mrs. W. F. McLeod the year is cleanliness more es- to bring his mother home.
Gus Engstrom, Mildred Alley and
spent the Fourth at Mt. Hood re sential than during the hot months.
Mrs. J. H. Wilt accompanied her Betty Lou Olds were visitors in
turning Tuesday.
Summer digestive disturbances daughter, Mrs. W. Ray Blake and The Dalles last Wednesday.
•Qari McKean is around a little are frequently due to contaminated and Marjory to Portland where
Eton Smith, Mrs. Ed Alley and
these days despite a foot that is foods and drinks. During the «um Marjory has employment. They Mrs. Maud Garrett t?ere In The
still far from well.
Dalles last Thursday visiting Mrs.
of Jime 30, 1S37
mer weather greater care should returned Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Eli Beeler of Tig­ Smith, who is in a hospital.
C. M. Bentley was here Thurs­ be taken with the keeping and
ard, are the parents of a son,
day to give .examinations to those preparation of food.
Mrs. R. J. Baker entertained the
RESOURCES
bom July 1. Mrs. Beeler will be bridge club Wednesday afternoon.
who want to drive cars for the next
Cash on Hand and Due from Banks. .>26,739,324.69
two years.
emembered as Marietta Perry. . M s. Bob Johnson received high
WAR
United States Bonds............................. 28,953,244.43 >65,692,569.12
: , Experiment station directors of
Barbara and Marilyn Mathews, score for club and Mrs. Dell Olds
“Where d’ya get the black eye?”
* Municipal and Other Bondi........................................ 17,122,338.38
children of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. received high score for guests.
Oregon while on a tour of the state
“In the war.”
Mathews of Stevenson. Wn., spen:
stations spent a few hours here
(Mr. and Mrs. Ervy Remington
Loans and Discounts..................................................... 30,797,517.74
“What war?”
several days visiting their grand of Maupin were here over the 4th
Wednesday afternoon as guests of
-
Stock in Federal Reserve Bank..................................
150,000.00
“The boudoir.—U. S. Coast parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Rolfe. visiting friends.
f). E. Stephens.
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Bank Premises, Furniture and Fixtures..................
2,616,898.52
Guard.
Mr. and Mrs. Cha les Baker and
Oren Urquhart and his father,
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Alley left Tues­
108,401.54
Other Real Estate,
Robert Urquhart, were here Tues-
son left Saturday for Silverton ta day for Bake Oven to visit her
98,374.51
Real
Estate
Sold
Under
Contract...
Pead the ads ,n the Journal
spend the Fourth.
•i-v wh:Ie cn their way to Moscow,
sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs.
Customers'
Liability—
Acceptances
Idaho where Robert will remoin
Mrs. Minnie Squire left for John Block. 1
626,963.47
and Foreign Bills...................
for the remainder of the summer:
633,806.02
Interest
E
arn
ed
.................................
A1 Swegel is working • at the
111,269.43
Other Resources ...............................
Wasco school house making exten­ GEORGE G. U P D EG R A FF
sive repairs in the building.
TOTAL ...............................................................$107,758,127.73
Ferrel Barr and his mother
A tto r n e y A t L a w
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drove to the Beulah camp of the
LIABILITIES .
SCS where Vic Barr is foreman:*
M r r o a n d W asco
Capital ......................
$2,500,000.00
From there they went to Vale be-
Surplus
....................................................
2,600,000.00
fpr« returning home Monday.
Births, Marriages
In Grist of News
From Moro
Many People
Visit In
Grass Valley
Light Eating
For Summer '
Advised
I R e lia b ility --
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r
r
Classified Ads.
S P E C IA L S A L E
Fence Posts # Good Ones
M o to r O il b y B a r r e l
F o r C o m b in e s
C o m p le te S to c k o f P a r ts
Half price on 3 Gasoline Stoves
A Good Used Radio _
R. J. Baker
Grass Valley
T h e F irs t N a tio n a l B a n k
of Portland, Oregon
Condensed Statement of Head Office and 39 Branches
”
As
: Introducing ---
¡Christensen Motor Service
CAR GREASING
»
r "
W e have installed a new Parr
electric hoist to m ake greasing an easi­
er and more thorough job.
• is o p e r a te d b y E. W. C h riste n se n , in th e :
: n e w ly c h a n g e d C o n le e b u ild in g . A ll •
.J k in d s o f m o to rs a r e e ffic ie n tly r e p a ir e d .:
: Real se rv ic e is g iv e n cu sto m e rs.
• ^ J u s t naw we are ready to repair, com bine trac* •
: tor, a n d truck m otors for harvest. We w ill ca ll a t :
; the ranch for the m otor, take i t o f f the c o m b in e ,:
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• : overhaul it an d re-in stall it. Z
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Standard oils and greases are used
(I throughout and experienced labor in-
sures a satisfactory job. j
SA V E GAS
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COMPANY
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:*our a s q u a in te n c e a n d m a k e frie n d s b y :
S o u r w o r k -----W e g u a r a n te e it. *
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Undivided Profits ............................
1,092,506.27
> 6,092,506.27
Reserves for Contingencies, Interest
Expenses, etc.......................................................
1,407,463.88
Acceptances and Foreign B ills....................................
626,963.47
Interest Collected in Advance......................................
186,038.11
Other L ia b ilities...........................................................
64,045.40
Deposits ....................
99,481,110.60
TOTAL .........................................................
>107,758,127.73
MAIN BRANCH . . . . . .
FIFTH, SIXTH AND STARK
UPTOWN B R A N C H .......................... SIXTH AND MORRISON
Other Portland Branches
ROSE CITT BRANCH
UNION AND RUSSELL BRANCH
EAST PORTLAND BRANCH
SOUTHEAST PORTLAND BRANCH
MONTAVILLA BRANCH
LIVESTOCK KENTON BRANCH
Branches Outside of Portland
ALBANY
ASHLAND
ASTORIA
BEND
CONDON .
COQUILLE
ENTERPRISE
FOSSIL
GRANTS PA88
GRESHAM
HEPPNER ,
HILLSBORO
HOOD RIVER
KLAMATH FALL8
LAGRANDE
IAKEVIEW
MARSHFIELD
MEDFORD
MERRILL
NEWBERG
NORTH BEND
NYSSA
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OREGON CITY
PENDLETON
8ALBM
MORO
STA^
THE
TILI
UNION
WOODBURN