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JOURNAL,
MORO, OREGON
FRIDAY. ¿¿JOURT »,
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Connie end Dorothy and eon K el-1 motoriats traveled a total
l y Mr and Mr«. J. M. Wilson and than one million mile» since the June, Orefon motorists recomen
children and Mr». George WUeon first of the y e a r -a diira,«ee-e<fliaUreductionl ln traffic accidents, in-
and sona Paul and Gsorga motored. to 50 thousand times around the
g gnd fatautie t , a8 compared
to DeMoas Friday where they had world. The average licensed dxnr-
ta w s7i
a picnic dinner. The occasion bi- or. In that t> me drove 3000 miles, wiui tn
ing the birthday anniversary of or about 600 miles per month.
Secretary
■WUh
this
tremendous
amount
nounced
Connie Wibon.
an ...
inci easing per cent and - fatalities three
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Mrs. Fred Vanmeter and daugh­ of travel, , and
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per
below
fot June leat
ter’ Norma ~Jeane and Norma nuniber of cars on the road, the
Moore of Bend spent Saturday need of careful, courteous driving year> g neu Bajd.
The Everett reunion was held
night
here wfth the former’s becomes more uregnt every day,” , -----------------------
Sunday at the home of Ed Everett.
daughter, Mrs. Durward Helyer
Members of the family present to
Secretary
Snell \ declares.
No
.pj8jxermen w ill be glad to know
and family.
enjoy the day included ' Mr. and
longer can we allow an ‘every that there ^n't much change in the
Mrs. Elfin Ross of Salem, Mr.
man far himself’ poiicy to guide &tyle
tackle this year, except-
and Mrs. O. Downie of Los Ange­
our traffic movement. Drivers can ing that the bottle has more body
les, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Everett ol
lx r»t contribute to a smooth, rapid
quite so much neck.
Grass Valley, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
flow of traffic by closely observing
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Farrell of The Dalles, and Mr. and
the rules of the road, by m aintain-; __ _________________________
Mrs. Carl Everett, Mr. and Mrs.
ing a reasonable speed, by signal-
Chas. Everett, Mr. and Mrs. Law­
ing their turns and stops and by
rence Funk of Wasco and Mr. Ped-
l v »AM ftffll.
driving at all times in the proper
dicord of Eugene who has been
lane.
More automobiles have traveled
the guest of Mr. Everett for the
law yer
«*1 lx»lieve motorists are begin­
pest three weeks. He returned
¡the highways of O egon during
ning to realize this fact, and are
Monday with Elfin Ross.
) the
first six months
of 1938 . than
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actually practicing these import-
Mr. and Mrs. George Hcnnagin
during any similar period in t t e
of traffic movement.
and son, Michael and Mr. and Mrs.
state’s history, Secretary of State)
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I loyd Hennagin and children and
i Earl Snell said today.
M s. Maud Akers were at Wilson
He bases his statement on the
- park Sunday evening after’ visit­
I
fact
that oil companies roporied
ing here with Mrs. Akers during
i record breaking sales in Oregon
the day.
up to June 30, and also paid in
June Hines has been employed
more gasoline tax money than dur­
at the home of Mrs. W. A. Mills
ing and previous first half year.
Mr. and Mrs. Owen Barnett.
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’’ ani moment later Howard McGee became the first maa ever to The total tax paid Lorn January
Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Hiiderbrand
•1 bap tire tS»e, my brother . . • -* JoodHihts Ther; noVel baptism climaxed a revival conducted
and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Fridley b, •..apiked in open .U
Reverend C. E. Vaughn, who I. »aid to I to June 30 was slightly more'
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»out,. A crowd .1 50. persona watched than five million dollars, repre­
were at the John Day River Sun­
senting the sale of more than 100
day.
the ceremonies.
____ ________ million gallons, approximately 100
Harley Dutton and wife of Fos
gallons for every inhabitant of
sil were in town Sunday and Mrs
Mrs. H. C. Nelson and son Oregon, daring bhe six months.
Bud Powell left with them for a Mrs. Viggo Haufelt, and Mr. and
Here is a time-saver in making deposits which anyone will appreci­
visit at Fossil with Mrs. James
George were over .«ight guests at) Some interesting conclusions can
Mrs. A. S. Johnson.
ate—
whether he lives far away or right in town. Aak for details
Dunn. •
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the J. C. Wilson home Saturday be drawn from these figures, Snell
Fred Cole finished harvest Tues­
about
our Bank-by-Mail service.
Charles Siscel was down at the
n ;gbt.
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! »ays- He points out that Oregon
day and left for Rhea creek near
C. R. Harding, Manager
L- A. Littleton, Aast. Mgr.
John Day Sunday.
1 Mis. Emma Schadewitz of Moro
Heppner to put up a hay crop.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Archie Gossen
DEWALT PAYNE, M. D.
I was a dinneF guest at the J. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Johnson
entertained at dinner Sunday foi of Portland spent the week visiting
Physician and Surgeon
! Wilson home Saturday.
Mrs. Leo Watkins and daughter,
203-204
U. S. Bank Building
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T.
Mrs. Grace Gregg ana
and aaugnver,
daughter
Mr».
No, e and
inc]ud.
Joan whose birthday was remem­
LesteT
Johnson.
b
-ancos
were
week
end
gueata
at
of
-
bered. Harry Richelderfer was
Judge George r*otter was in
H e a d O ffic e , P o r tla n d , O r e g o n
the
John
Wilson
home.
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Residence
Phone
an additional guest.
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L. V. Walton, who was taken
Portland
attend a meeting
M tM B IH
FED ER A L
D E P O S IT
I * S U « A S C E C 0 K P 0 R A I I 0 N
Fred Fortner was here visiting
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
M.
Wilson
ar.d
843
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935
the judges and commissioners as- to The Dalles for medical care last
,
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. with his family over the week end sociation of which he Is a direc- Tuesday it much improved and children; Paul Wilson and
g - Hours 9-12 2-5 The Dallea, Oregon
Miss Elma Profit* returned to tor.
! was able to return to Kent Sun- f ter Connie, and Joe Staton mot-
Portland Tuesday where she will - Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Fridley jay.
, bred to Hood River Sunday
En
vpend the remainder of her vaca­ a»e pa ents of a boy born at Me-
Wo.d iivas’received here Tburs- f oute home they stopped a
i
tion with her mother. Miss Profitt
day, August 25 of the birth of a berline a short time,
Minnville Tuesday, August 2nd.
is a teacher in Ketchican, Alaska.
Mrs. Frank Ellison of The Dalles son to D t . Joseph Wilson and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Dunlap o f (
Miss Norma Feldman spent sev-
Thousands of dollars of Furniture, Floor Coverings and everything it takes to make a home what
Wilson at Moscow, Idaho. The in- Grass Valley were dinner guests;
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returned
home
last
week
after
be-
eral day in Portland after return- .
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I ng a guest of Mrs. Helen Dingle fant wild be named Jacob Hayes, at the Paul Wilson home here1 it should be. You will find it always at Hampton’s. For over 16 years Hampton has been supplying
ing borne with her svster, Mrs.
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U’n, Wnia»
Mrs. Burnett is helping at the after the paternal grandfather J. Sunday.
The Dalles and all surrounding counties for 200 miles around with home furnishings, and now in this
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♦ I home of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Arms- H. Wilson of Kent. This is Dr.)
r p Barnet, leader of the
iMrs. Ed Feldman was a Port-
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August Furniture Sale we have one of the largest selections on display for you to choose from at
Wilson’s second son and the fourth j<ent 4-H Canning Club, and six
lend visitor for several days dur- woa
.
great savings and bear in mind Free Delivery. Your old furniture will be taken in trade at a fair
members of the club met at the •
ing buyers week.
A 91* n Painter was J n town child.
appraisal as OUR POLICY IS AND HAS ALWAYS BEEN HONESTY AND FAIR DEALING.
Mrs. R. H. McKean and son Bill ^
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decorating the front
Mrs. Kenneth Ferguson and home of Mrs. Grace Gregg Tburs-j
vwowf
of several business houses
Credit as always; you cat! open an account here on easy payments. Read every item and picture the
daughter Naitcy of Juenau, Alas- day. There were also three visi-j
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Clothier and
and Mrs. Hal White and son ka and Mis. Nora Smith of Was- tor*? present.
savings and hundreds of items not listed.
It's a store-wide reduction sale; nothing reserved; just
rtanghter. Ann and Mr. and Mr».
left. /« r Porttand Wrfne» co were dinner guests at the John
Delores Gregg is assisting Mrs.'
come
on
down
and
see
for
yourself;
you
will
wonder yourself at the lowest prices in years. We will
D iv e r t Johnson met at the h o m e H ,
Wilson home here Wednesday.
¡John Wilson with the work during
advise you to buy now as we look for advance in prices from now on.
of Mr,. Augusta Hnekin and d.ngh , « " • E ^e Andrews spent aever-
Mr. and Mrs. Oswald Ireland of the harvest season.
ter, Christine for a no host dinner.
th,s wcek v,” t,nK ,n Hood River were business visitors
Mrs. G. L. Barnet, Mrs. J. X . ;
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Johnson | Thc 1191198
at Kent Friday.
Matthes and Mrs. Emma Schade-
of Salem were week end guests at
Ruby Wilson of Salem is spend- witz went to Moro Tuesday where)
Bedroom Benches, tapestry
- A " 9 OVERSTUFFED L1V.NGROOM SUITES in
the home of Mr. and Mrs Elvis CARD OF THANKS
ing
a few days at the Gus Sehili- the latter received medical at-
We wish to express our sincere
Rich.
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tention. -
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velvour, brocaded tapestry, mohair and others
thnnks and appreciation for all ing home.
coverings, value$3.9 8 / w h ile
Henry Lutje of La Center, Wn.,
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Matthes' Mrs. Paul Wilson and daughter?
the help and sympathy received
visited here with his brother,
2-piece' suites originally
during
the illness
and death of were business callers at Moro)
they last.
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M I 1 U family
l« 4 I liiy .
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Elmer
and
Saturday.
The fire department w a, called »“f , m<*Iher « ^ s a a te r .
priced at $89.75, now
N ew W indsor Chairs in w al-
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Mrs. Louise Thomas and family.
Fred and Ed Woods of Roseberg
out Sunday at two o'clock to ex­
Sherman Whiting and' fim i 1 y arrived at Kent Wednesday to
tinguish a small grass fire* ignit­
nut, saddlesedt,high polished
I a W W STUDIO COUCHES, made by Superbilt,
O.
A. Reynolds.
spend a few days visiting their
ed by accident near the Union Oil
Mrs. W. R. Mac Farlane
tapestry covering rust or
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bi other John and family.
Plant.
finish, very sturdy hard w o o d , reg. 2 .7 9
Mrs.
Chas. A. Grijalva.
Ralph Thomas of Klickitat is
Curtis M adron/iof Hay Creek
green,etc.,reg.price $38.75now C a W a O O
taking in the harvest at the
was a dinner guest at the J. C.
O n e Large New Overstuffed Chair in rust
The
Public
Works
Administra-
Groceries—Meats—Fresh
Thomas farm.
Wilson home Thursday enroute to
Simmons ctudio Couches Also Reduced
Mr. and M r,. B. H. Grady spent t,on
5 ’, “ PProval to » Condon where he will work during
reg. $28.50, firstcome first
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Fruits
and
Vegetables
in
Sunday at Goldendale with Mr. * 7 nt < ’ ’ J'4 7 6 / or ««»»traction
a
harevst,
and Mr». Cliff Moore. Their daugh- K »«w .building, for uve by the
served some buy!
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Season
Mrs. Gus Schilling, Mrs. Millard
ter. Mrs. Moore and h»(b>-, Ruth StnU >■ oreatry Department. The and Mrs. Robert Schilling went
Ann, returned with them.
buildings, already under conatruc- to Maupin Friday where they at­
N ew W alnut Finish Rockers, very com fort­ NEW OLA MPIC RANGE, steel top, white
Mr.-and Mr». Truman Strong
««« located east of Salem, tended the funeral of the former’s
Your
Patronage
Appreciated
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state highway
enamel shelf, buffet style,
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were dinner
hosts Sunday
to - a . 'adjacent to
nephew, Darrell Fraley.
able in velvour and leather
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number of guests. ThoSe attend-1
nickel trim, $49.50 value.
w O a O O
ing from Wasco were Mr. and
seats, all stylesthisAugustSale
. W aO O
Mrs. Everett Watkins, Dr. and
Everett Reunion
First Baptismal CeremofljrHeld-rat-Night
Held At Wasco
Sunday
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T. Lester Johnson
New
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OREGON BANK
Simplified
SERVING OREGON
3ank-By-Mail
1
Method
Kent Resident
Returns From
T h e D a lle s B r a n c h oz the
U n it e d S ta te s N a t io n a l B a n k
Hospital
August Clearance Sale
B e n c h e s, Cti&irs & R o ck ers
Living R oom fu r n itu r e
56.99
R anges
Should A u ld Acquaintance
Plate Glass Mirrors, all shapes,
good
neweststyle, no frame w ith hanging
size,
99c
cords, remember, plate glass, only
Be Forgot
Is C h e a p e r
T han H ay
D ining R oom Furniture
O dds & E n d s_
It is pleasant to hear of him or her
Through Your Newspaper „
Spring
Ventilated 4 PIECE SUITE WALNUT, table top vanity
Mattresses, w e have soid thous
ands
at
$17.50.
In
Angust Clearance Sale
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this
49.88
B ed room Furniture
M a ttr e sse s
Newe«t Ticking, Inner
NEW 8 PIECE WATERFALL FRONT DIN-
ING SUITE, buffet, table, 5chairs, arm chair
walnut fin is h , very modern,
and a beauty, hardwood
w /iiW / ■
bench, Venetian plate mirror,
chiffonier, very modern
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ba O b W W
G roup B ed ro o m O utfit
Price
ConsistingoflO pieces, vanity with plate glass
mirror, bench, chiffioneer, bed,Simmons Slu*
W alnu t finish, also Burroughs and C rotels
i mber King mattress, Simmons coil spring,
w alnut finish and they look likea ml lion,- panel bedroom lamp, extra plate glass mirror and
back and graceline style and many others.
a 27 x 54 ax minister rug; this A A Jl A
is a $127.50 outfit Price
O w b T T
S im m o n s S teel B e d s
Hundreds of farmers have chan­
ged from horses to diesel tractors
since “Caterpillar” introduced the
diesel tractor in 1931. Now with]
the advent of the “Caterpillar” D-21
the same dependable, economical
diesel power is available to the
man who farms small acreage.
The diesel D-12 pulls three or four
plows . . . . doe« the work of 12)
to 15 horses . . . . pulls a rull load
on 1 1-2 gallons of cheap diesel
fuel per hour . . . . reduces fuel
costs 50*7. to 7 5 # under any other)
ti Actor of its size.
It costs only slightly more than
former gasoline tractors of the]
same size.
O’MEARA
Supply & Imp. Co
John Deere
Caterpillar
F o r n e w s o f f r ie n d s , o ld
a n d n e w , in fo r m a tio n o f
c o u n ty b u s in e s s a n d n e e d ­
e d f a c t s in S h e r m a n C o u n t y ,
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10.95 vat 5 .9 7
18.50 vaL 7 .9 7
13.75 val. 6 -9 7
22.50 val. 1 0 .9 7
AND MANY OTHERS
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Sherman County Journal
B ed S p rin g s
Simmons Coil Spring in green,
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80 coils regular $7.95, now
W a0 .0
f r e e Free 5 0 G a ls, o f Qil
O f , B y , For, Sherman Countians
Felt B a se and O ther R ugs
ARMSTRONG 11.3 x 15, for extra large room
good patterns another real
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special
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OTHER ROOM SIZE FELT
BASE RUGS
UP
1.95
ALEXANDER SMITH AXfiStNISTER RUGS
size 27 x 54, good patterns/: teg- a |
A
ular $3.98, now
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Duo Therm OltCireuletor Heater», large size
5 0 gals, oils faee,-
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HamrdAn Furniture Co.