Sherman County journal., March 18, 1938, Page 3, Image 3

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THB SHERMAN. COUNTY JOU
MORO. ufcHGON FRIDAY, M AROTifc, ï f e T ’
i „ ^ f 8* ^?fthavMcIatyrg >nd eon
Coen. , They also stopped in
Neal arrived last Saturday from
Dalhw .to visit Mrs. Woy
AtHe n a .- Naal
iarm the place
SchiUipg and mfant son a t a htn-
east of town. .
plto) in > that place. *
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{ For turning around in the mid-
• .Mr. sod Mrs. Bert'' Cox were
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of a block a travelling man
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visitors a t the home of Mr. and
V’ *
paid a fine of tan dollar? Thursday
Mrs. Jay. McKay a t Kent Bunday.
afternoon to Recorder Ruggles.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Spoor and
Ap-eat w as made by Marshall
children were The Eblles visitors
Nearly all of the boye and <lri> Barr.
Glen Karnes of Wasco took p os-1 S*«?*^*^*, M
who* are attending school in • Mm. Marion (McKee entertained
of th . O fe.t Market Tuee-
fo ^ P o ^
Eugene and Corvallis are home Tuesday afternoon with bridge.
day. They have moved in over
Baker
the meat market.
' where
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A win . . receive
Harry Sherwood of The Dalles tre*tn<w^ *°r
trouble.
was a business visitor here Mon- ;L; * ™ ®
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not Serious.
i ? ‘ S ^ i .î î Hti i ^ Ui Rug? l.e?.*'ïld l' J« * U“wwnce t o , been 01 for
George Schwarts of The Dalles
was a business visitor here Tues-
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New Grass Valley f»
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tries, especially
large blocks o f power,
STUDIED BY BOARD
velopment o f lands through
; A report, prepared by V. g jg a tio a , flood control and
and a problem of public works are
Stanbery, secretory of the State recommended as aids in improving
Bowd .h o w . that Ore- th. ,„t
a j,
gon had a net gain of appro«-
mately 96,600 in population in the*
seven year period ending January
Americanisation program 1. 1937, and of these but 16.100
which was postponed February 22 were the result ofu natural1 growth
was to have been on Wednesday, pr excess of births over dee the
March 16, is again postponed def-j $. The wave of recent immigration
irtitely on account of the small pox reached a new peak in- 1936 and
epidem ic.'
"d
| 1936, the report shows. In five
C. F. Guyton of Sherwood arriv-1
from 1930 to 1986 the year- '
ed here Friday evening where he '
increase was 8,063, tout this
transacted business and * left for
to an average of 28,166 per
his home Saturday.
I year during 1936 and 1936.
funeral of a. sister of Mr*. Phil
Emlyn Daria mm R. N. McGla,-! ,._'Th*’e . n\ w ? m m Ì'*ve
Herman Schilling and Gus Eag-
Some of the streets were graded
juggles* Mrs. W. A. and son came
strom were in The Dalles Satur- C s v A ? c A ZzvA
son «ere dinner ru e.U M the J.
in ftndin« employment or
this
week
and
others
will
be
put
homo * Wednesday leaving Mrs.
day to bring Mrs. Engstrom home
erCKr
C. Wlleon home Sunday.
I *“ <* m ’ hich they can moke a
in
shape
when
equipment
is
avail­
Phil Ruggles with her mother for
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. , ’ living. Social problems must be
able for the work.
Survey» hav' «¡umn
m A er
a tow days.
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55Ì, rim ’
p.' ,nc\ faced when migrants fail to make
She
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«»tontahto,
fact
that
it
to
much
XT. H. Ragsdale and family
along nicely now.
,v - mucn
oTThe nana» high school And »atisfaotoiy personal adjustment»,
■A.J. Bucholtx drove to Bern were, here from The Dalles Tues­ ting
ling mung nK eiynvw .
^.person to be working Mr. and Mrs. Gaylord Davies of M
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Mrs.
William
Weir
went
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The
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factoPy
than
to
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n
g
a
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d
The
Dallp. were guato, bete Sun-
airi
Friday on a business trip.
day,
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D alle, to,t Thumdny to v i.it her dom e,tie..dntle,. A lm ost^ w -h a lf <toz»t the C. k Knwtohome « t
Members o:Lihe aunt club dined
W. F. Jackson was here last
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qpato-industrial development pre-
on tome t f i e y , Monday night at
wa* **'.1* ^
hiM,rs. He has sister, Mrs. S. A. Skirving and al-' of the accidents cared for by Vis-
Friends
of
Mrsi
'Gdorge
Wilson
elude* absorption of any consider-
the Moro ¡Hotel when their annual
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recently been re-appointed
as reg- , M her daughter and children who tting- nurses in Urge cities were surprised her Friday evening on
number of migrant workers."
dbiufef was staged In celebration istrar of The Dalles / Mod office cam€
^ro|B Vancouver, washing- out of domestic pursuits and less her birthday anniversary. Cards
600 ROOMS - SENSIBLE RflTES
Establishment
of -, basic indua-
of the victory for one side or other and serifug.’(confirmation is expect-
than ten percent happened while were enjoyed and refreshments
: b e t January. The winner is still ad. any day. . .
.
Sam Stark and son WalUn and the injured person was at work. served Uter.
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in dispute but both sidee dined
Lewis Hasting« la recuneratindr W AUey attended the
on
Among the domestic injuries near-
Mrs. Rose Hogue of Grass Val­
. 1 Mi. and Mrs. Lloyd Hennagin fropi his recent operation at the Walt Hanna pUoe at Dufur Fri- ly one half were due to falls on or
ley spent the past week at the
drove to Portland Sunday returning home of Mr. and Mrs. Marius day.
, ’ down stairs, on chairs, in bath home of her parents, Mr. find Mrs,
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Fred Cox was a Moro visi- tubs, slips on rugs, off the step L. W. Amick.
Dóuraa in Moro. He is able to
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Udder and to falls out of windows.
Lester and A. H. Barnum ship­ walk down town once in a while. tor last Thursday,.,
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar AJdame and •
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Baker were From which it would appear that
ped a car load of cattle to Port­
Social and public meetings have
son
Connie of tlood.. River . were
T I , 1 buainea, vtoltor, at Wasco Mon- these type, of home haiard, de-
land Saturday night and (Lester been practically
dinner guests at the J k , Davij»-j
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ideration
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went dpwn to sell them returning week since the outbreak of small day. • • ~
.X U T in t « « Com pany heruby etttifie» that ito D it-
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.home Friday,;.. 7
4
Monday night
Airs. R. J. Baker entertained S*08*
^ ey have
pox in Grass Valley. People gath­
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R e iv in g . . Burna, and scalds t i r i ™
Mrs. Art Barnum went to Port­ er at the doctor's office or at vac­ the Grass Valley bridge club last
Wednesday, - those , honored by ■ y
« *■ a cause
land Saturday returning home cination clinics only, «' ’» •• •
high scores were Mrs. Charles
d°me8t»c injury. More than .26 T*“ . ' , — " ™
r . . . u M ta b jtcittf to ttandarit tn la p m c r ib e d by Catrrplllar
Tuesday evening.
The basket social at the Harland
Lemley
for
club
and
Mm.
Edgar
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rce"t
ca-ualties
were
Virgil Coulee has purchased the View Grange hall scheduled for A11
directly traced to stove, grate, lamp
Mrs. Durward Helyer and son T rddfor C o., and that ta id lubricant s u c c c n M fy met
house now occupied by Mr, and Friday night ha, been petponed Alley re« lved *u<‘st P « «
and mAtch hazards.
Gordon returned to Kent Wed­
Mrs. Cunliff but does not expect because of the small pox.
K r,. Charles Lemley and Mr,
whj]e ondoubud,
specUcuUr
nesday from Bend where she had a li o ?e a id teit requirements and is a superior lubri­
to occupy it at present.
Arxel Lemley attended a party at
h,„
m, de a g , in, t
«pent several days with her par­
Dewey Thompson has been out
the home of Mr, Truman Strong
in indu, trial e,tab)i»b- ents.
cant for Caterpillar9r Diesel engines. Said tests were
around the county taking personal
a* Moro last .Friday,
ments by means of improved Mfe-
k to •
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Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bennett of
property assessments since the first
completed
in
approved
Research Laboratories under
School here has been closed for ty applUnces, physical examina-
The Dalles were calling >t the W
of the month.
two weeks due to the epidemic of nations and personal instructions, a
C Helyer and B /A . Hojtae, home« ihc supervision o f" technical experts satisfactory io
These are features of the newly
small pox.
concentrated 4 and regulated effort Thursday.
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Moro
Community
PresbyterUn
amended “Title One” of the Fed­
Mr.-and Mrs. Alfred Payne and along these lines tegarding the
church:
Mrs.
Lloyd
Hennagin
is
to
eral Housing Act. Loans for be soloist at the 11 s m s e r v ic e i V € rn o n Chipley were visitors in* home, has as yet not been made
tr*-
modrnization of present buildings
In
-order
t«
prevent
home
.
acci-
The
Dalles
Saturday.
Sproul of Goldendale, W<«h., wyre
up to $10,000. Interest 6% dis­ hen the pastor speaks on ‘The Day
Mm. A. M Zevely and children* dents It .will be necessary to ob­ visiting At the Gt W. Howell home
of
Glorious
Tragedy."
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Our
adult
count ■ Loans for new construc­ choir will be alim ented by mem and I* D. May were visitors in The serve the basic rules of * health. Wednesday.
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tion op to $2,600. Interest $1% bers of the high school department. Dalles Saturday.
Sufficient sleep, adequate rest,
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Mrs. R. N McGlasson le f t Thurs­
discount. Long time to pay; SAp-
daily
exercise,
and
proper
,
food
S
day' morning for Forest Grove
7:16 p. m., the second study for Mr. and Mrs. Wallace May have
for
Sherm an County . • .
plications invited. Further infor­ adult and high school age group dis as their guest the latter’s mother are’a11
n. > Distributors
wil1’ hownev^r’ where she expects to.«pe^g severaL
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mation on request.
cussing “Our Highland. Heritage" and brother, Mrs. J. A. Walter and Jmount to lwU« to the person who^ days pt the home o( h^r parertts. • 11 R T
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C. L. Griffith of Burke, Idaho in the Southern Mountaina. A dis- William from Hood River.
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was here Thursday to look over « « a . » • . “ t . R F a i z . ' s
Miss Polykrin-->Do ftà*
the theater situation in Moro and
am too eld
Manéè
obtain
information about the
counsy and town.
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^hool an(J jj ra. j ohn Block at Bake Oven. of
complex but thev should Pu u____ tue,
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Mrs. Cora Peake is here for'Mn directed by Chester Smith, general
Mr.
superinUndent, »nd « staff of sap«-
Mr- “ and
dM " ;
n L I « • ‘“do.u.ly ba developed untd nmt- ly notI Anybody'to * u h g .enough
i s a n e c e s o i t y in b u a ln e B 8 . R e l i a b l e
extended visit with her daughter, ble ¡«tractor,.
business
.
busine«, vtoitors m T h a _ Del I««, oral cautip» Apooroea autom atic , w 4,nde -tTWho ItaY old W a t h
Mrs. Dewey Thompson.
g o o d s* R e l i a b l e b u s i n e s s m e t h o d s , P a i r
returning in
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U Hl, Mitrtmlmore, minuter. Friday .returning
1» a new Tffish
■Ntah
A »enoua Injury to you at home to know ttottto.'
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Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Coeisch
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could cause wage and other lose- j
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coupe.
p r i c e s g o h a n d i n h a n d to s t r e n g t h e n
are now living in the apartments
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th e b o n d o f c o n fid e n c e b e t w e e n m e r ­
above the bank coming qpvfifrm
Moro Christian Science Society: was fl: bueineee caller at the Tum- careful of all hazards including,
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Portland Sunday. Stanley will
The Sunday morning service
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Fridav
the following:
c h a n t a n d c u sto m e r .
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work for his father in law, Clar­ will be held at 11 o'clock. The
1. S lip p e ry flo o rs and s id e w a lk s rt >____ > ■< n
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u
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Wednesday
evening
meeting
which
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2. Defective ladders Xnd all B e r b e r f l n d B e a u t y S h o p
ence Morrison.
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includes‘ testimonies of Christian
laei J ? y <Were
m The
Mrs. Ralph Brisbine invited .a
<fe C lo t h in g w e h a v e m e r c h a n d i s e t h a t
makeshift supports. *
'. Here, O « fo n
Sc.ence healings, is held at eight Dalle» M flflg,
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group of friends to surprise ,-i&r
3. Objects left lying on floors,
w i l l p le a s e , a t p r i c e s t h a t p le a s e »
husband on his birthday Tuesday o'clock. The reading room is in . Visitors in The Da Lies from here
, Special-, ' . '
evening. A birthday • dinner Was the rear of the church building last Thursday were Mrs. Edgar walks, stairways, etc.
G rass
4. Broken or loose stair-treads:
Q u a lit y
served. Guests from out of town with an attendant after each serv- Alley and children and Mrs. Her-
O
il
Permanent
V^evea
S3,
up
fce.
The
public
is
cordially
invited
man
Ziegler.
;
torn
or
loose
stair
carpets;
stairs
were Mr. t nd M**. Stanley Reavis
V a lle y
8 to re
Mrs. Ray Blake of IMbro was a without hand rails.
of Arlington and Mr, and Mrs. to attend the church services and
Finger Wave«—86c
to make use of the reading room. . visitor here Monday.
, 6. Electric lamps, extension
Viggo Hsufelt of Wasco.
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Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Balsiger
Qrass Valley Lutheixn Church: companied by Miss Jean Powell and switches itf bad condition.
and son drove to * Portland and
6. Never touch a light switch
Galvan, Washington Saturday re­ The Lutheran church conducts and »Miss Virginia Helyto- werfe
and some grounded object such as
turning Monday. They visited Lenten service in the Grass Valley The Dalles visitors Monday.
Methodist church building March
Mrs. William Weir returned from a kitchen sink or a bath room
WendeU's mother.
Miss Irma Mae Morgan went to 20 fcnd lAipril 3. -The suffering and The Dalles Monday after spending fixture at the same time. You
Portland Friday and returned death o f the world’s -Savior should several days with her sister, Mrs. might receive a serious shock.
proihpt every one to attend church S. (A. Skirving. Mr. and Mrs. Weir
7. It is dangerous to approach
Tuesday.
t at thia time, though they le ft Monday afternoon for their a gas leak with an open flame.
Mrs. Hasel Woods and daughter
ignore the general worship home in Washington,
Call your gas - company. If the
Signa drove to Prineville where hdtir. Let nO man deem it a light
{Mr. and Mrs. Florin Coon of leak seems serioua shut off the gas
they spent the week end with inconsequent - fact that {Christ died Zig Zag wrere here Sunday to visit
at the meter.
Ethan Woods and family., „ .
tO KMve ffillen mankind. Come and the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
8: Never tite gasoline or naph­
Mr,. T ./fi. S e a r c f i, h e «
hear the Lenten services at 11
tha for cleaning purposes; *use
Week from Corvallis to spend
o’clock. A ’ very edifying and
only
non-luflammable
cleaning
spring vacation with her children
service is broadcast every;
fluids.
here.
S un )day 7i80. It is called the
9. It is dangerous to carry
Otis Baker came home from the Luti
»Utheran Hour. Tune m on any
Good Sheep Dog. scalding water about the house in
WANTED:
hospital last week but had to re­ larger station in Oregon, Wash­
open pails.
turn Wednesday because of a re­ ington, Idaho of California. Holy John DeMoss.
10. Always open the garage
communion will be celebrated on
Half
PUPS—Half
Shepard,
lapse.
door wide before starting the
Easter
morning.................
Dr. Odell of the tuberculosis
Collie. Come and get them. John automobile engine.
H. H. Fleckenstein, missionary. DeMoss!
hospital in The Dalles and Dr.
Poley assisted by members of the
Read the ads in the Journal
Sherman County Health associa­
G a ss Valley Baptist church:
tion gave teats for tuberculosis to Due to the small pox epidemic,!
and ; adults. there will be no services at all |
many school chil
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GEORGE G. U P D E G R A F F When Your Shoes need repa r
Monday and Tuesda There wffifr Sunday, March 20, 1938................ i *
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send
them
to
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ildren whose
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Gerald. (L Dryden, paster.} A"
several reactors.
A tto r n e y A t L aw
test indicated positive wtfl b e giy»
Caah on Hand and Dno from Banka. .|3 0 ,260,138.86
en x-ray free at the hospital and
Wasco Methodist church r Sunday
United States Government B ondi.. . • 60,111.700.50 >80,361,889.86
adults will be x-raysd for a charge School at 10 a. m. C lasps for ¿all
M oro a n d W aaco
: n d n SHOE
REPAIRING
Municipal and Other Bondi......................................... 10,857,928.23
of one dollar. A larger percentage rr ? s .> Preaching service at 11.
Loam and D iicounti................................................... 26,967,468.0) r
2*4 SeroiH, St
: T H k P A 1,1 F S
of reactors were found among the Subject, .‘T h e look of longing.”
Stock
in Federal Reserve Bank..........................1 . . . .
213,000.00 •
older folks as usual.
Text—“I will lift up mine head m m » H t H » » » tt::m o ttta ttx :n n « x u n n n t» n » ttin H » » « « tt« p n » n tttttt tta g
Bank
Premise!
(including
Branches)........................
2,908,727.68
Clyde Gillmor » repairing the unto the hills, from whence com-
Safe Deposit V aults.. . . . j ......... .
39,564.4< -
fence around his place in town eth my help." Paalms 121.1. Ep­
Other Real E sta te ........ .............................. .
125,411.43
while taking a short lay-off from worth League at 6:00 p. m.
Customers' Liability on Acceptances and Foreign BiUa
415,285.64
F. L. Cannell, pastor.
managing the road crew.
Interest
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arned................
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577,423.00 .
Cards advocating the re-election
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of Charles Martin as governor of
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Oregon have appeared in Windows » : in *
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about town.
This is t h v tim e o f ye ar to p re p a re your car « fo r th e
Lloyd Hennagin apd #ajr Bftke
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First National Bask Were
• Drain oilz Fill with Summer grade
ington Wednesday night to attend
MORO •
a district meeting with officials of
Acceptance» and Foreign Billa. i ............ 9^..............
416,286.64
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• Repack front whcels^and universal^
their organization. E. B. McNaugh-
Diridanda Declared............ . . . i ......... .. . . .................
187^00.00
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ton, president; J. H. Mackie, vice
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Depoelte¡ Demand and T in e .. . . . . .<108,009,609.76 ; .
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• Check transmission & differential
president; C. B- Stephenson, vice
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112,066.700.76
priiident MxJ 0 . K ’ X e l K i T W “
• Clean and check cooling system
alstont vice president attended the
conclave frCm Portland.
Dealer in
> Lubricate chassis
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DEFALT PAYNE, M. D.
AH thit d o n e q u ic k ly and p r o p e r ly by
Calkins Weeders, Treaters
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Physician and Surgeon
203-204 U. S. Bank Building
. * » - and Repairs •
Eve, Ear, Nose and Throat includ­
FYR FYTER EQUIPMENT
ing the fitting of glasses.
d u c t nuncB or n * mono « tatvs matkmialdai «
Office Phone
Residence Phone
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