Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current, August 30, 1946, Page 3, Image 3

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F A Q » », «H E R M A N COUNTY JO U R N A L ,
MORO, OREGON
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F R ID A Y , A V G U ST »O, I» « l
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G loria D oum a is w o r k in g
in
day to take Mrs B arnum up to
D oum a’s sto r e th is w eek .
helP wlttTZhe work While Mrs
recu p erates from an
Mr and M rs P au l W ilso n apent
sev era l d ays a H igh R ock .j M t
ap pendectom y.
E d w in B a lsiger is hom e fr o m w e e k p ic k in g h u ck leb erries.
Mr and M rs E u g en e A m idon
C en terville to g e t h is c a lf ready
retu rn ed from
GoldOndale
th is
to go to th e S ta te F air.
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ir
son
,
Eu­
M rs Carl M elzer retu rn ed from
v a lley p o in ts S unday after spend­ g en e here.
in g a few d ays v is itin g frien d s
Mr and M rs C harley P o w e ll
T h e c o u n ty cou rt e x p ects to hold and r e la tiv e s there.
cam e W ed n esd ay from P ortland.
w h a t la hoped to be th e final dis*
L eila
M cL achlin is h ere for
M illard and W a y n e M elzer and
c u ssio n
ab o u t th e o p en in g
o f a w eek to v isit her grandm other,
Bob H osk in son le ft Sun d ay for
R a ttlesn a k e grade at its m eetin g M ollie M cL achlin and old sch o o l Seasid e t o ta k e a v acation from
n e x t W ednesday.
mates.
h a rv est d u ties.
'L i t t l e S u sie W oods cam e hom e
Mr and M rs E lm er B arzee cam e
S u n d ay n ig h t
from
Portland from P ortland M onday to spend
w h ere sh e had been
for tw o a fe w d ays before retu rn in g.
CARD OF T H A N K S
W e w ish to g iv e ou r heartfelt
m o n th s w ith h er grand; m other.
M rs D onald M artin and in fa n t
S h e w a s a n x io u s to se e her baby son retu rn ed
from th e hospital th an k s to th e frien d s w h o g a v e
us aid and su p p ort d u rin g th e
sister.
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th is w eek .
illn e ss and after th e d eath o f ou r
Mr and Mrs C ollis M oore and_
son D avid, and Mr and Mrs Dar*’ E m il Y uni, w h o w orked on th e w ife and sister.
P e r c y T hom p son
w ih V an G ilder w e n t to W allow a O bserver for Ireland h ere in 1920
T h e H art fa m ily
Saturday to do so m e v isitin g and and 1 9 2 1 /stop p ed M onday m orn­
fish in g . T h e y retu rn ed T uesday. in g w h ile on h is w a y from h is
C. A . Labbe is h ere from P o rt­ h om e in A berdeen W ash in gton to CARD OF T H A N K S
To th e frien d s and n eigh b ors
la n d to tak e th e p lace, o f M erle Crater L ake for a vacation. H e
B eck et in th e bank w h ile
Mr rem em bered m any form er Moro- w h o cam e to our a ssista n c e w h e n
and M rs B eck et and son, P aul, ites, m ost o f w h om h a v e departed our beloved r h u sb an d and brother
ta k e th eir annual v acation , w h ich the land.
passed a w a y w e g iv e ou r sin cere
F a y e T h om p son
and
friend, thanks. T he flo w ers w ere b ea u ti­
is b ein g sp e n t in W allow a co u n ty .
! M rs . F lo ren ce M artin returned M iss A lice Jacobsen, a nurse, are ful.
x .
M rs C lyde S m ith
from th e h osp ital T u esd a y n ig h t here th is w eek from E u gen e, as
T h e S m ith fa m ily
a fte r a th orou gh ex a m in a tio n g u e sts o f M iss T h om p son ’s par­
w h ich told her th a t sh e w a s su f­ en ts, Mr and Mrs Claud T hom p­
ferin g from co m p lication
as a son.
C A R D OF T H A N K S .
W e w ish to th an k th e friend»
resu lt o f pneum onia.
Mrs Harold M urphy and sm all
w
h
o aided in th e su c c e ssfu l search
Mr and M r /T r u m a n S tron g re­ son, S tev e, o f P ortland are v is it­
tu rn ed
S u n d ay
e v e n in g from ing th is w eek w ith her m other for ou r son, R obert, last W ed n es­
P ortlan d w h e r e th e y had stopped Mrs E dna M elzer and other rela­ day.
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Mr and M rs R onald P o w e ll
fo r a day v isitin g Mr and Mrs W . tiv e s and friends.
F . M cLeod
and a tten d in g th e
Sherm an co u n ty picnic, after v is ­
itin g a lon g th e O regon beaches
for n ea rly a w eek .
Mr and M rs T heodore Johnston
and W . S. P o w ell w ere am ong
p resen t Sherm an cou n tla n s , at*
ten d in g th e Sherm an co u n ty p ic­
n ic a t P ortland Sunday.
M rs M ollie M cL achlin w e n t to
H ood R iv er Saturday to attend
th e funeral o f M rs P ercy T hom p­
so n and on to P ortland w h ere
sh e dropped in on th e Sherm an
c o u n ty picnic.
J a cq u elin e and D ell Squire ré-
ty m w i h o m e S a tu rd ay from an
em en d ed sta y in S u n n y sid e, W n.,
w ith grandparents.
? E E Barnum w en t to his B end
rtinch Saturday retu rn in g Tues-
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C harley Ogle, head o f th e K eep
O regon Green com m ittee, stopped
in M oro W ednesday w h ile on h is
w a y th rou gh eastern Oregon. N o
m ajor fires to date in Oregon
m a k e Charley w ea r a sm ile.
Cart M elzer broke th e arch of
h is fo o t b y drop p in g a. header
w e ig h t on it.
M r ad Mrs Charles B u rn et anti
fa m ily returned from th eir trip
to Y ellow ston e Sunday.
The A. D oum a’s and C h arley
B u rn et fam ilies w e n t to H igh
R ock W ednesday to pick h u ck le­
berries.
Mr and Mrs A. B. C hristianson
and fa m ily returned from th eir
va ca tio n
to Canada and about
T u esd ay.
Mr and Mrs A rdlth Cochran
w ere w eek end g u ess o f Mr and
M rs M arius D oum a last w eek.
T h ey v isite d m any friends and
r e la tiv e s w h ile here. .
Mr and M rs B. H. R oberson and
son, Jim m y, le ft T u esd a y fo r N e w ­
port to spend a few d ays vacation ­
ing.
Mias C atherine B lood w a s here
v is itin g th e C larence Sparlings
th is w eek . M iss B lood w a s a
sch ool teach er at D eM oss at one
tim e.
F o ster M artin h as accepted a
p osition in Korea and is leavin g
Im m ediately for that country.
grandson
left
P ortland h a v in g
h a rv est o f 2200
W es w ill return
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W ednesday fcr
fin ish ed a 4Oday
acres o f w h ea t
sh o rtly for fall
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Rawleivh Products
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F R A N K L. T A T E
MORO, ORREGON P h on e 451
D istrict D ealer for
G illiam & Sherm an C o o n liea f
Want AJ*
FOR SA LE: Golden F orty F old
seed w h eat, certified . Jaeger
' Bros., Condon, Ore.
42-4c
MAC’S W E L D IN G SHOP, W asco,
Oregon. P ortab le w e ld in g ser­
vice, w e ld anyplace. W es W il­
de’s location. P h on e 512. A. D.
M cC onaughy, W asco.
34-43p
FOR SALE: E a sy spin-dry w a sh ­
er. Call at Journal office,
ANNOUNCEMENT
O u r hours will
N ext M onday w ill be L a b o r'
day and after that the weather
will probably be cooler. W e
w ill still have ice cream and
cur fountain w ill be busy just
the same for ice cream is a
NO T BE CHANG ED
good food for man or child
W e w ill open
.. «t
10 a.m.
regardless of the heat. Let us
W e w ill close
show you.
at
A N N IV E R S A R Y No. 1
M iss L eila B elsh ee g a v e a reci­
tal at th e C om m unity church last
Sun d ay n igh t. She has been a t­
ten d in g sch ool in California and
w ill start teach in g
a t C orvallis
n e x t m onth.
W o r t received h ere b y Mr and
M rs G iles F rench is th a t a dau-
g h ter w as b o m t o Lt. and M rs
W illiam F rees a t F o rt Lauder-
dale, Florida, A u g u st 29.
Mr an d Mba .W es F u ller and
6 p.m,
W e ’ve been here a year cojne Sunday
Every day including S A T U R D A Y
Let us do your catering
GRETA.
and it has been a grand year. W e ’v t
HOTEL MORO COFFEE
509 K. 2nd 8 t T he D alles, Oregon
met fine folks who made us feel at
home and helped get started right.
By’the end of another year we hope
to have mere building materials, hard­
ware and machinery to sell and that
looks likely now.
W e have had a fine time while here
•n Moro and we hope to stay a long :
while and have tnany anniversaries of
B
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W e thank you for your patronage
MIKE A N D
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After application, PKSTROY D D T
particles rise to top o f coating, form
crystalline film. This D D T film kills
insects that touch it. D D T , absorbed
through nerves in bug’s feet, causes
paralysis—brings sure death to flies,
ants, mosquitoes, roaches, moths, silver-
fish, many other insect pests. And
PKSTROY D D T kaaps k illin g , day
after day. A new type o f synthetic resin
binds PKSTROY to any surface, pre­
vents brushing off, blowing sway.
PUD.„3.42c
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and friendliness.
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Moro Lumber & Fuel
PUD...2.92c
WAHKIAKUM i
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PUD 2.45c I W
WlITI»*,
PUD.-*
JPU9..,1.6ÖC
XKlICKirflT*'
PUD...2.99CI
.C L A T S K A N IE
PUD.„2.56c
. 8 OUT OF 9 PUDS
CHARGE MORE THAN PP&L!
Moro Variety
S; Remedy
PC D electricity actually coots the
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public more than this table shows,
ORECON’S 8151 ANNUAL
, STATE FAIR
b ic o e r
and
better
than
EVER
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>50,000 is L iv e -
S ta c k and A g r i c u H u n l P re m iu m « .
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N ew M achin«r> and E J “ ca*
tio n a l E x h ib it« . »1« Block« of M id w a y
Pun *s d C a rn iv al. E ntertainm en t and
T h r ills for the E n tire F a m ily .
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— DaHy 1 :>0 P.M.
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* D A N C I TO J IM M Y OR HR'S
OSCHKTRA
— N i« h H y
dVEPMCf PER KWR
d is t r ib u t o r
because Washington and Oregon
RtMStimSL SWItt
PUDS have levied and collected
I. Cowlitz County PUD...................1.60<
Doing her best
to serve you promptly
R ig h t n o w , o u r b o a rd s »re b u sier th an th e y h a v e
e v e r b e e n b e f o r e . . . so busy it is n o t a lw a y s p o s ­
sib le fo r o u r o p e r a to r s t o a n sw e r y o u r ca ll as
p r o m p tly as th e y w o u ld lik e .
T h e r e a so n is that w e are s e r v in g m o r e cus­
t o m e r s ...w h o are m a k in g m o r e c a lls ...t h a n e v e n
at th e w a r -tim e p ea k .
N e w e q u ip m e n t is o n th e w a y . . . m illio n s o f
d o lla r s w o r th u p and d o w n th e C o a s t ...t o tak e
care o f o u r w a itin g a p p lic a n ts a n d t o fu r n ish a
b e tte r s e fv ic e th a n e v e r t o a ll t e le p h o n e users.
W e assure y o u th a t o u r o p e r a to r s are d o in g
e v e r y th in g th e y can t o fu rn ish y o u th e p r o m p t
an d c o u r te o u s se r v ic e y o u h a v e become accus­
to m e d to...Thank you.
^UFIC/OWlIt FLIGHT. . . 1.79(
92,700,000 in ta x e s..,
J. Groy’i Horbor County PUD
1.86c
X Skamania County PUD . . . . 2.03c
4. Pacific County P U D .................. 2.21c
, to spend as they see fit! On the
other hand, Pacific Power & Light
5. Wahkiakum County PUD . . . 2,45c
6. Ciotikonio PU D .........................2.56c
has p a id into the public treasury
a total o f $10,611,556 in taxes
7. Kittitas County PUD . . . . . 2.92c
in the pa st ten y e a n alone!
I. Klickitat County Pl’D ............. 2.99c
9. lowis County P U D .................. 3.42c
are from I m I m I available re p a rt, of
,k« BoaoeviHe Power A dm lniM ratio a and iaelude all
Pablie U tility B U trie t. d l.lrib u tla g B o n a e v lH .-C r .a d
Caulee Power la th r geaeral public for a l Iea4 I
A bove P U D fig u r e .
P P A L figure I . far 12 aaoalka eadiag Juae SO. l « 4 * •
B U S IN E S S M A N A G E M E N T
ALW AYS G IV E S YO U THE BEST
B A R G A IN . . . . LOW R ATES
W IT H O U T TAX S U B S ID Y
« L IV K Y O C K 'sa d POULT
MMS If NWIIK SHM «N NCHIC IIWRIS
ADMISSION
The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company
Pacific P ow er & Light
A SfU -JU P P O Ä TIN G , TAX-PAY/NG B U SIN tSS
B r in g in g y o n b i g g e r w n d b i g g e r b«irfce t» In g l g c t r lc lt y
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