Sherman County journal., July 05, 1940, Page 4, Image 4

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SHERMAN COUNTY JO URNAL. MORO. OREGON
FRIDAY, JULY 5. 1940
“Ga&ilone is taxed at 1-i -cents
per galfon,-and lubricating oil at
4-1 cents per gallon under the
new law—an increase in each case
- cent ■ per gallon.
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of - 1
W eird Lights Play Across the Fair
Wasco People
Spend Holiday
On Trips
1,1945. This Is also the case with*
milk -
several other miscellaneous taxes,
Sift together flour, salt anid^bak-
on which no increase was made, ing. powder. Cut or rub in butter,
but Which Would have expired in Add milk to make a soft dough,
1941.
stirring just enough to make in-
‘<1 My office w ill be v e ry g la d to
“ No in c re a se s w ere m ade in th e
tuxes
g re d ie n ts hold to g e th e r.
T u rn out
telephone, telegraph, answer any questions on thesa on .lightly floured board, knead
radio messages and taxes; -•>•<«•
and I * would
that
per-
gently for a balf minute.
Roll
»» W«*«V> urge
M.
»».w.w J.W
.
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cable,
fa c ilitie s.
^ P ra c tic a lly all of th e ta e x s
n a m e d above w e re scheduled to
e x p ire in 1941; b u t th e y h av e been
e x te n d e d b y th e new law to J u ly
M r. and M rs. V ernon Van G ild­
e r W a lte r E a to n . Olive and J o h n
R obinson and Ja m e s M addox held
th e ir
cele b ra tio n
T h u rsd a y
a
N o rth w e ste rn lake.
L eland Schw endel is e n jo y in g .•
v isit in Moro w ith M erle M iller
th is w eek.
M r. an d M rs. E. F. F e ld m a n
m otored to H e rm isto n S u n d ay fo r
a v is it w ith th e ir d a u g h te r and
h u sb an d .
M r. and M rs. G. A. S a r g e n t,
Mr. and M rs. C h a rle s N eville and
M rs. C u tlo u g h , B ry a n t V an G lder
and A r th u r V an G ld er m o to red to
N o ith w e s te rn lak e S u n d ay w h ere
the> m e t re la tiv e s from K elso and
P o rtla n d .
B ruce G rady and G ordon 'Rich
w ere w eek and b u sin e ss v isito rs
in W alla W alla.
M rs. P re s Boice and d a u g h te r
R am o n a w ere g u e s ts in T h e D alb a
f ,o m W ed n esd ay
u n til
S u n d ay
w ith h e r m o th e r, M rs. A da M oi-
g tn .
L av ille G osson is h e lp in g 'M rs.
W o tk in s a t th e W. D. W atkins-
hom e.
M rs. R alph C ru m v isite d sev er-
al d ay s in A rlin g to n w ith h e r p a r ­
e n ts, M r. a n d M rs. S tra h m .
F re d H e n n a g in w as a P o rtla n o
v isito r o v er th e w eek end.
Mr. and M rs. C h a rle s N eville
n tu rn e d W ed n esd ay fro m a threv
w eek v is it in. P o rtla n d a n d M rs
Gyn M cC ullough o f Salem acco m ­
p anied th e m fo r a w eeks v is it a t
th e hom e o f M r. and M rs. G. A.
S a rg e n t. -
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M onday M rs. A lb e rt P o r te r wa:
on
or
V
L
eons lia b le to th e floor ta x e s , es-
p cc ia lly th e c ig a r e tte floor
ta x ,
ta k e th e ir in v e n to rie s a t once a n d
w rite m e f o r .blanks on w hich to
file th e ir r e tu r n s .”
' T r'
o u t to o n e -h a lf inch th ic k n e ss. Cu
an d b ak e in h o t oven
(450 d e g .;
10 to 12 m in u te s. M akes
about
18 sh o rtc a k e s,
F illin g
. •
T h re e tb sp b u tte r
T h re e ta b le sp o o n s flour
O n e -h a lf te a sp o o n s a lt
O ne an d a h a lf c u p s m ilk
F c u r to six h a rd - cooked e g g s,
sliced
M elt b u tte r, s tir in flour to fo rm
a r
sm o o th p a ste . A dd s a lt an d m ilk
and cook o v er low fire u n til
¿ lig h tly th ic k e n e d , s tir r in g c o n ­
s ta n tly . A dd sliced eggs» an d m u sh
room s.
S p lit h o t b is c u its , covet
HOT W EA TH ER M EALS
B u tte r f a t is h ig h ly d ig e stib le a n ’ , w ith c ream ed m ix tu re .
G a rn ish ;
P la n n in g
fa m ily
m enus
to ra p id ly a b so rb e d by th e body. Il «•nd serv e. Y ield; 6 se rv in g s.
te m p t h o t w e a th e r a p p e tite s is a is u n iq u e a m o n g food f a ts too hi
pro b lem now fa c in g 'h o m e m a k e rs, c a u se o f its h ig h n a tu r a l conter.„
I t is im p o r ta n t th a t su m m e r m eals o f v ita m in A , th e im p o rta n t v ita -
be s u b s ta n tia l
w ith o u t
b eing nr,in w hich h e lp s th e b o d y to re-
h ta v y . M any a p erso n feels lim p s is t in fe c tio n an d is n e c e ssa ry to
on a h o t day-'.because-..food is n o t th e g ro w th of c h ild re n . F o r th*^
te m p tin g a n d th e r e Is un in clin a- re a so n alo n e it should be used
tioi. to e a t lessM ihan th e body re- w ith e v e ry m eal an d will h elp A)
q u iie s.. T he c le v e r p la n n e r se rv e s p re v e n t la g g in g a p p e tite s th a t d »
m e a ls th a t hav e a cool look b u t bob u p d u rin g th e su m m e r m o n th .
th a t c o n ta in th e e s s e n tia ls need¿d
A lth o u g h h o t b re a d s m a y r.o
Hi -W ay /
Z ^ A D T ^M A Y N E
OREG O N <PÀIRY COUNCIL
These o e n e tr a tin g Angers o f lig h t p o in t across T reasure Island sk ies each n ig h t of the 1 9 4 0
( ohien
In tern * ionST E xposition. S ilh o u etted iu the foreground is th e Jap an ese P avilion border­
ing th e m irrored la k e, Which is th e Lagoon o f A11 N ations a t th e l a i r . __________ ■
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C'
b ; th e body ° v e ry <iay’ r e ^ a r d ^ 33_>cem to be th e r ig h t a n sw e r to a
a d m itte d - to th e h o s p ita l in T he
\ r:
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of seaso n .
. -s gUmme
u m m e r m enu th e y o fte n fill th *
D alles fo r m edical tr e a tm e n t.
“ Good cooks u se th e m o st b u t- need f o r th e o n e s u b sta n tio n a n ’.
b C ollins of P asco v isite d h e r?
t e r ” is an old sa y in g b u t it still e n e rg y
g iv in g
food
w hich ia
T h. sday a t th e F ra n k
K nox
holds tr u e to d a y . Fm- g^od cooks n e c e ssa ry . S e rv e h o t b isc u its o?
hem *. <
ki ow th a t b u tte r does im p ro v e m uffins w ith a c ris p sa la d and r.
Mi s F lo rence A rm s w o rth y cam o
th- flavor of an y food to w hich c o o l'g la s s o f m ilk an d yod have
non; - from E u g en e th is w eek, a c ­
ic is added. I t h as an in im ita b le s a tis f a c to r y and w ell b alan ce i
com panied by h e r cousin,
Mr.;.
f la \o r ev ery o n e e n jo y s an d h as m eal. C re a m e d le ft o v ers, o r egg-,
Ad.i ns.
th e pow er to tra n s fo rm a m edi- on fiot .biscuits se rv e d w ith ice ;
K, n n eth F rid le y of ICanby is
otr< dish in to a c u lin a ry triu m p h . t ta> coffee o r f r u i t ju ic e s r o u n d ;
M rs. F rid le y
he 11 fo r h a rv e st.
B u t to m any th e h ig h food value c u t a n o th e r h o t w e a th e r m enu,
v is itin g
h er
ut.d c h ild ren a re
o
f
ib u tte r is o f g r e a te r im p o rta n c e T h e hecipe g iv en below is sup
M
cM
innville
th
is
sum
-
m etí e r in
a
lth
o u g h we know th a t b u tte r w as g€Fted fo r th is ty p e o f m enu,
mer.
e n jo y e d fo r m an y c e n tu rie s b efore
Jo : H ild e rb ra n d w as a business-
its im p o rta n c e a s a food w as un- Rutter Bscuits
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s l-ii >r in F rie n d S u n d a y .
d
e
rsto
o
d
.
S
c
ie
n
tists
have
re
c
e
n
t-
T
w
o
cops
o
f
flour
T he holiday w a s o b serv ed in a
ly discovered th a t b u tte r is su p e r- T h re e -fo u rth s te a sp o o n s a lt
oi. e ' fa sh io n by m o st o f th e W a3
ior to c e rta in o th e r food f a ts be- T h re e ta p b a k in g pow der
co people. To T h e D alles w a s a
c
a u se it c o n ta in s an unknow n fac- F o u r ta b le sp o o n s b u tte r
slo g an for a n u m b e r of c itiz e n s
to
r w hich p roduces b e tte r g ro w tn . T w o -th ird s to th r e e - f o u r th s c n
who w ent dow n to see th e p a ra d e
ci-u the local e n ta y th e re in . H a :-
v e - t'1 b eg an which makes plenty
of v.ork to be done. O’M e a ra ’s •
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s t i r ? has been b u sy fu rtiis h in g
D urine a re c e n t Inspection tour of a gun fa c to ry th a t Is o p eratin g
n i l h ? In d day u n d e r w a r p re ssu re . K ing G eorge trie d out a B ren
e x t’ is and th e g ro c e ry s to re s will
m a c h in e gun. f l e p ut 60 b u llets in o r close to th e bulis-eye at 29 yard s,
bo ( pen e v e n in g s -beginning the
and r e m a n d : “ I had no idea th e gun w as so s te a d y .” Tnc krng has m ad e
5th.
a n u m b e r of p erso n al in sp ectio n s in fa c to rie s la te ly .
M •. L lew ellyn an d M rs. P a in t? ? ,
a lu m in u m
w a re
d e m o n s tra to rs
c .v< a d in n e r a t th e Jo e H ildot
d re n le f t f o r P o r tla n d th is w eek. N E W T A X E S L E V IE D
b n . i d hom e F r id a y e v e n in g end
M rs. R. H. M cK ean m o to re d to
< Con r n ued from u a - e one)
ano; h er a t th e hom e of M r. and
' t "
P o rtla n d w h e re she m e t h e r son. e v e ry p e rso n sellin g c ig a r e tte s , no
Our store’ is completely M..-. Sam B rock to w hich a num - B ill of S alem , w ho le f t W ednes- m a tte r how sm all a b u sin e ss th e y
1» r of g u e s ts w e re in v ited .
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H ild en b ran d d ay *> r W a sh in g to n D. C. w h ere m a y h a v e , is re q u ire d b y law to
stocked w ith “ Caterpd
' l . n t f h J i P a tr ir ia M rs G ra c e ' he will be em ployed by th e fed- pay a floor stock ta x on all c ig a r -
,
e ..ai g p v e rn jn e n t.
e tte s th e y have on h a n d J u ly 1.
lar” Diesel Tractors, im ­ ano d a u g h te r P
i
bvilTs
m
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to
red
to
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and
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A n in v e n to ry m u s t ‘be
on
plements and parts to
//a tio n a
^Tamoui
• Convenient Location
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Coffee Shop—Buffet Tavern
Dining and Banquet Rooms
Fameuily Fine Food
Modem Appointments
Luxurious Outs.de Rooms
Garage Opposite
600 ROOMS
-SENSIBLE RATES,
HARVEST
H EA D Q U A R TER S
For the Harvest Season
take care of your harvt S'
In d ep en d en ce d a y w h e re th e y m et
M i. and M rs. J o h n M a tth ia s of
nCedS.
Y ak im a.
Make our Store ycur T he W asco ball te a m played
.
.
heie* S u n d a y w th Condon a n d v o n
harvest-power headquar- -n 12 innings by a SCOre of 16 to *
ters. W e’ll gladly help It- R e c e ip ts o f th e g a m e w e re for
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G eo rg e J e n s e n w ho in ju re d h ;s
YOU check and condition {fnl jn a game a g a in s t C o n lo n
your tractor SO you may two w eeks ago. T h is w as th e la s t
.
/ _ p a n ic o f th e se a so n f o r th e locals.
be sure of a profitable
Mr and Mrs w A Me d ie r, Mr.
,
harvest. See US the ni'X t
tim e y o u ’re in tow n.
O’ MEARA
Supply & Imp. Co
John Deere
Caterpillar
M arion P ow ell d rove to G olden-
d a le W ed n esd ay .
Bob B e lk n a p , cam e fro m h is
hom e a t Blue R iv er an d is e n g a g
e j <i h a r v e s tin g w ith Ross H ild er-
b r a n d.
M r a n j M rs H h . W h ite 'le f t
to w n fo r an indefinite s ta y at
ivi- d ra s , w h e re
th e y s ta y w ith
th e ir gon> H udson.
. rs. A fto n M c In ty re
M r. and . . M
w ere v isito rs in P o rtla n d S a tu r ­
and M r. and M rs. Bob M c D o n lld , d a y , r e tu r n in g hom e S unday.
'- « m p . n i e d by M f. a n d M rs.
G. M cD onald of R u fu s m o to re d to
( ’am p S h e rm a n T h u rs d a y r e tu m -
T w o "n o n -c o m s”
w ore
the a r tg a lle r y . T hey p a u se d be-
ii g F rid a y .
a
m a s te rp ie c e w ith
the
M r. an d M rs. H a ro ld W h ite o* f cl
T h e D alles v isite d h e re
and
in id e n tify in g p la c a rd , “ By S a rg e n t. ‘
H e rm isto n w ith W a lt M affei ano
T he th r e e - s tr ip e r tu rn e d to his
ne.
. uouble-ichevroned
.buddy
and
w ile.
M rs. K e n n e th F e r g u s e n and chil w h isp e rc d f “ W hy, it isn ’t even th e
w o rk of a firs t-c la s s p r iv a te ! ”
. a . a e, a n t e o ee or
notified a t once, so th a t a fo rm
may be m ailed o u t to be used in
p a y in g th e ta x due.
“ A n in c re a se of 10% ’ in th e
p re s e n t ta x e s is effective J u ly 1,
1940, on all ta e x s on c lu b dues
an d in itia tio n fe e s, s te a m e r p a s ­
sa g e tic k e ts ;
s a fe d e p o sit box
r e n ta ls ; on p isto ls, re v o lv e rs, a n a
o th e r fire a rm s:
and on to ile t
p re p a ra tio n s .
“ E le c tric e n e rg y w ill be ta x e d
th re e and a th ird p er c e n t of th e
a m o u n t of each pow er co ritp an y ’s
sa le s, an in c re a se of o n e -th ird p er
c( r J o vcr th e p ,.e5 en t r a te of 3 ".
D eluxe
R ef.
$129.50;
gate w h y y o u r c ash r e g is te r h a s b e e n so sile n t. I t
will tak e* m o re th a n a c a n a ry b ird to
m ake
it
s.n g . . . it ta k e s c o n s is te n t a d v e r tis in g to th e
public.
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2 lb. can
3 6 N o . 3 0 3 cans
C a se
E ye I t and Buy It.
Dt-Moss & Son
D eM oss
S p rin g s and
M oro, O rc.
36 No. 303 cans
Peanut Butter
23c
2 . lb. Jar
Merrimac Peas
Dundee Puree Tomatoes
Triangle Pancake Flour
Lg. Pkg.
23c
le
%
ONLY
(Pkg. Polled Wheat FREE)
Sanox Bleach
$8 4 95
23c
1-2 Gal.
$2.75
2 .4 0
3.79
SPERRY’S FARINA
10 lb. Bag
48C
$1.32
P ¿o. 10 size
.37
2 2 size
Case 2.35
New Pack
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Canned Newton Apples
1 Vc
Calum et
IO lbs. $1-4-3
H-D C ream S tyle Corn
9’
slig h tly h ig h e r; Its a C opeland,
Since 1918: 110 or 32v, D elivered
WATER HEATER
T H E R E w as once a c le rk w ho f e lt so rry fo r one
of h is v e ry poor c u sto m e rs a n d a c c e p te d a c a n a ­
ry a s b a r te r fo r m e rc h a n d ise . T h e c a n a ry be­
cam e c a u g h t in th e c ash r e g is te r a i.d e v e ry since
th a t f a ta l day, th e c a sh d ra w e r s in g s w hen o pen­
ed.
T he m o ral o f th is s to ry is fo r y ou to in v e s ti­
Trailer Peas
W in d c h a rg e r, F o r L ig h ts & P o w er
£lectiic
NOW
C ream
Tender Garden Peas
FOWLER
Heard the Story About the
Sin gin g Cash Register?
Shaw's
Mother’s Cocoa
q
6.62’
T . Lester Johnson
ULWTKK
WA40O
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* MORO
19c
3 Î lb. jar
Coffee
89c
P a il Coffee 1 0 lbs. $1.75
1 lb.
Breakfast Quality Coffee
J
Dozen
Broke in Slice Pineapple
2 i size D o z e n
OK ßar Soap
Per Doz. 4 7 C
$1.90
M iracle W hip
$1.23
Gallon
INSTALLED
C O N V E N IE N T
DASH
T E R M S
Giant Size
6
Tseple Economy Temperature Controls!
Foreolala Lined T a n k ...
Select
the exact heat of the water—within
Annco rust-resisting iron
« n k lined, with Porcelain1 ^ a range of 130 to 170 degrees by simply
turning the dials—and forget them. Ther­
E nam el. . . helps to prevent
tank rust and corrosion . . . mostatic controls automatically turn cur­
rent on and off . . . you enjoy hot water
gives you plenty of clean,
at
all times.
hot water.
AdoertUe Every Week In The
P acific P ower & L ight C ompany
Sherman County Journal
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M ARKET
Prices Effective From July 3rd to A ugust 1st