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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 28, 1942)
F AGB S S flW lM A N OOONTT JO U R N A L . JfOJfO, OftfKJOfL F R ID A Ï. ¿UÇfJOT 18, 184} George U pdegraff returned to K ero W M n M W ' t n t r & r * $ day» in Portland w ith hia m other. Hie brother, W illiam Updegraff, com m ander In the navy, has .been tran sferred to Sand Point, Idaho fron^ D utch Harbor where he served during the Japanese bom bing raid. Bonnie Peters Honored By Friends Thurs. G iles F re n c h A show er honoring Mlse B onnie Pobers, daughter o f Mr, and Mrs. J. F . P eters, w a s held Thursday afternoon a t th e M asonic hall. drove* to P en d le- ton Frlday and returned Saturday. Hc waa m aking a survey o f stor- *•?* and crop conditions In th e m lo-C olum bla area. A . M . W illiam s & Co. Present Now is the time to choose your coat for Fall fro m the big selection at Williams ... plaids, M esd am es C arroll S ayrs, O m er R o ss O rnduff, C oun ty C lerk, Is Sayrs, J ess L an d ry an d S erai S ea r- in P o rtla n d th is \qeek orj, a c o m - .... .... blued b u sin ess trip and v a ca tio n fle C C C S , C O V C llS . . . ¡(1 cy w ere hostesses. T h e d a te o f th e ; m a rr ia g e o f M iss R e a th a S ayrs, d a u g h te r o f Mr an d Mrs. C arroll S ayrs, an d C h ester C oats, son o f Mr. an d Mrs. C iaud C oats o f R u fu s, w a s a n - r.ounced S atu rd ay a t an In form al g a th e r in g a t th e 8 a y rs h o m e. T h e y o u n g c o u p le w ill b e m arried on S ep tem b er 17 in C h icago, Illin o is, w h e r e Mr. C oats Is sta tio n e d as an In stru ctor in rad io e n g in e e r in g w ith the arm y. A ll th e b oys w h o w en t to th e a rm y W ed n esd a y o f la st w eek w tr e a ccep ted e x c ep t LaW rence K en n y w h o se e y e s k ep t h im from th e serv ice. T h e flrfct reg u la r m ee tin g o f F.ureka L od ge 121 A .F . & A.M. w ill be h eld T h u rsd ay e v e n in g S ep tem b er 3rd. Im p o r ta n t b u sin ess T a le ' J o h n sto n , a cco rd in g to w ord from h is m oth er. Mrs. D oro- tb y J o h n sto n , h as en listed in th e C ca sl Guard and Is sta tio n ed a< F ort C anby. A tra v elin g ex a m in er o f o p era - ♦crs and ch a u ffeu rs w ill b e a t th e C ourt h o u se M onday, A u gu st 31 from 10 a.m . to 4 p.m . T h ose w ho w ish p erm its to d rive cars m ay D o ro th y M iller is w o rk in g at th e office d u rin g h is a b sen ce. P ercy T h o m p so n ' b ro u g h t Into /t h e J o u rn al office an oversized -o n io n g row n in M oro. It w eig h ed an ev en 17 o u n ces w h ic h Is q u ite on ion. M rs. L eeR o y H a n sen w a s h o n o r g u est a t a sh o w er la st F rid a y a f- /ternoon at th e h o m e o f M rs. Ted T h om pson . E n sig n N. W . F re es o f Salem a n ew ly grad u a ted n a v y flier w a s » w eek end v isito r a t th e h o m e <-"/ Mr. and Mrs. G. L. F re n c h . R ev. and Mrs. J. D. M oberg and ch ild ren le ft F rid a y fo r th e ir a n - r.ual v a ca tio n a t A sto ria w h ere th ey fo rm erly lived and w h e re Mr. M oberg’s m o th er still resid es. W . E . W oods, w ife and d a u g h - ters of L ew isto n , Id a h o w er e v is- il'*ng Mrs. L. V. M oore h e r e T u es- <’a y and W ed n esd ay. Mrs. O rv ille H o ck m a n and In fa n t son. Lee D ean , ca m e h om e from th e h o sp ita l F rid a y . J. K. M cK ean Is In P o rtla n d ti k ing a look at w h a t th e a rm y and navy h ave to offer fo r an ,j _ duration ... $ 2 4 .7 5 to $ 3 4 .9 5 A suit will tec you through for all the F a ll- - it’s prac- tical, good-looking, versatile— E d ito rs n ote: W e fo rg o t le st w eek. T h an k s beyon d w ord s to a ll th e frie n d s and n eig h b o rs w h o rallied ’round and sa ved th e old hom e* stead. C arroll and H elen Sayrs W . J. M artin Jr. is re stin g ea sier now th at h e had a d octor rem ove a ca rb u n cle from h is n eck . Mrs. M yron Nation* w ith h er; husb and w as h ere T h u rsd ay w h ile on th e ir v a ca tio n from th e ir h om e at H erm iston . — ----- * . G ertru de O illm or la exp ected h o m e th is w eek en d fro m C ondon w h ere sh e h a s b een w o rk in g In th e hank. S h e h a s b een tr a n sfe r red to th e S ellw ood b ran ch . Mrs. O rville T h o g erso n is here th is w eek from h er h o m e in P rin e v ille to v isit w ith h er p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. 8 era l S earcy. Mr. and Mrs. E. S. M ercer o f V en tu ra, C al., a re Jiere thia w eek to visit a t th e - K in g ran ch . Mrs. M ercer w a s M abel K in g .. , M iss L u cille V ale retu rn ed to w ork M onday a fte r a v a ca tio n o f a cou p le w ee k s at M edford w ith h er parents. Adolph, Benito and Hirohito —the three blind m ice. Make them run with ten percent of your income In War Bonds every pay day. T . Lester Johnson MOBO The entire sta ff has only one purpose... P L E A S IN G YOU! C. L. Poky, M.D. Scores o f extra attentions and un Physician & Surgeon ing at the Multnomah a pleasure. expected little services make liv • this year more than ever It pays to have one these of for all occasions - - - $16.95 to $24.95 _ ; i Adorable dresses that will rate another date are full of quality and service as well as styles ... fabrics «re durable and attractive, designs are right for now ‘ an<^ through the coming sea«on . . . $10.95 An extra skirt or two w ill brighten your a m b itio u s y ou n g m an. W a lter R u g g les had to go to T h e D alle« F rid a y ev e n in g to h ave th is a p iece of steel rem oved from h is eye. see him at that tim e. styh les for the (d O N C S a n d wardrobe and your spirits . . you’ll find a A new blouse w ill add variety to >our big selection in a beactiful array of colors, attrie . ..>ou’ll be surprised how it gives that fine fabrics, styles t at are just for YO U . . . ’something new’ feeling to the suit or extra $4.95 skirt you’ll be wearing . . . $1.95 to $4.95 A .M . W illiam s & Co. announce a special showing o f fine furs b y Mr. Taylor, representing D avid Benihoff and Bros., S atu rday, A u gu st 29. These finest o f furs are carried e x - clusively in The Dalles by A . M. W ill iams & Co. . and Mr. Taylor will have with him on this d a y a particu larly fine group o f q u a lity coats a n d jackets.* This is your oppor tunity to choose from one o f the largest stocks on the P acific coast, w ith the a s sistance of an expert who can advise on the selection an d care o f a fur coat for you, an d A . M. W ill iams & Co. is you r assurance o f satisfaction. Convenient term s m ay be easily arran ged Open un til 8:30 S a tu r day. . The Dalles Hospital abes "Vrqoc That’s a pretty snappy suit you've got there, fella, how much did it set you back? $32.50 at Williams - - and they have some others there for only $24.75 . . . say, that’s a good-looking outfit you’r * wearing, where’d you get it? _ Same as you, at Williams the sport coat was only $10 98 and the slacks were $7.98 so I talked Mom into letting me get a sweater, too - - boy! they sure have some swell ones there. V/anf Ads F O R SA L E : 3 R a m b o u ille t bucks. I-S y r old, sh eared 2 7 J lb . 2year- lln g s. sh ea red 22Tb ea c h . A. B. C h ristian son . P h . 422. M oro 43-4 IT DIED FO R SA L E : One p ureb red S h o r t horn bull, fo r fa ll d eliv e ry . E lnor H ely er, G rass V alley. 41-3 OF A BROKEN PART F O R S A L E : 8000 e w e s from 3 to 6 ' i r SAVE your tractor from a similar fate" Check it over periodically and replace all broken and worn-out parts before they cause serious trouble. Re member, even the old-time “Caterpil lar* track type Tractors can be as good as new when reconditioned with gen uine “Caterpillar* parts. O’MtARA Supply & Imp. Co y ea rs old. P rice $8 to $10 per head a cco rd in g to a g es. W ill tak e ca ttle In trad e. D eliv ered a t R e d m ond or P rin ev ilje in b u n ch es of 100 a n y tim e a fte r S ep t. terested co n ta ct. M itchell, O regon. F O R SA L E 2 t0 a g ed b reed in g ew es, fine w ool w ill se ll $5.00 p er h ead . A l b rig h t C om m ission Co. U nion S tock yards, N orth P o rtla n d , Or. 41.-1 — - The World’» New» Seen Through THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR A n In trrn stio ru l D s ily N t w s p s p t r _______ s Si Company U T r r t h f f r o m L ,- - E d it o r ia ls Are Timely end Instruct.™ and Its Daily -ith «fa. W - U y M * “ - M rfÎ Monitt» » U ~ 1 N ~ w - for «fa. Hom.. Yearty, or or > Price M12.00 J 12.00 Yearly, Jl i-w OO a a wionm 60 a Year. Obtainable act * ’ ‘ ’ 's. . * W here all the m id-Colum bia shops Yeah, I know . .. I’m g ling to get one of those tan ' slip overs, they only cost $2,98. ----8» Got a pair of cords, too . .. you can’t go wrong when you can get ’em for only $2.98 . . . have you bought yours yet? - You haven't? Well you better go right to Williams for ’em. Don’t worry, I will, and I'm going to pick up a couple of sportshirts while I’m there .. 4 they’re only $1.69 - and this necktie’s killin’ me. Me too . . . let’s be comfort- ». Reading Room, Christian Science Society, Moro Oregon. * choose from the new g oup of spun rayon at 69c a yard.or the washable cottons at on|y 49 a yard. You’ll find bright plaids and smart florals galore. Stock up with'ankleti and silk hose . . . bright colors in plain and novelty weaves . . some with lastex tops, others with turn-down tops, 15c 25c . . . silk leg hosiery with mer cerized top. and foot, reinforced, full-fash ioned . . . slightly imperfect/ $1.00 1. If in B en T aylor, 4 2 -5 p Caterpillar John Deere Sewing for school w ill be easier if you T h e D a lle » , O r e g o n . * r» P h o n e 2 1 3 3 a^l® tomorrow • • • I’ll wear a Girls’ sweaters, popular as ever, in short or long sleeve styles, both pull over and cardigan models . . . there’s a big selection of colors at Williams, $1.95 to $3.95. One of the most popular shoes for girls is the moccasin toe oxford . . . . serviceable, comfortable, practical, $3.95. B oy’ shoes of tough, hardy Scotch grain leather.......... th ey’re made for all-around * wear, ’• $5.95 ' A »•‘4 • ’ \ * » • •- • • «a, % *
