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Carroll S ayrs.
And Wife Leave
For Trip East
Wednesday on a short business
trip.
Girls Scouts gave 4a party for
the children of the upper grades
of the grade school at the Moro
Woman’s club ' rooms Tuesday
n igh t
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Red Cross workers of the coun*
Mr and Mrs Carroll Sayrs left ty m et Tuesday noon at the Moro
Thursday morning for a five or Hotel to entertain Miss Edna
glx weeks trip which will take Venberg who was here to find
them as far east as New York. means o f. starting a nursing
They expect to return by a more t»cnooi under Red Cross sponsor
soutnern route. Delivery of a new ship. Dining were Mr and Mrs
car to the Sayrs’ family makes Charles Ruggles, Mr and Mrs
the trip more certain of continued Prank vonBorstel, Arnold Dun-
Jap, Mrs Dewey Thomas, Merrill
transportation.
Oveson, C. A. Tom. Mrs vonBor
Robert 0 . Croskey brought his stel
presided.^
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furniture up from Portland last
Mr
and
Mrs
Tom
Douma
were
week and moved Into the J. K.
McKean house which he has callers at the home of Mr and Mrs
bought / Mrs Croskey and small John Rust Saturday evening.
-son wlH arrive this
Mre L. V. Moore was dismissed o
s * i rs
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from the h oepiÿl In The Dalles R a W i e i g h P r O d U C t S
tWa w eek and returned ^horoe
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PRANK ’ L. TATE
FARMS
G alvanized.
we have a carload of
Stock W atering Tanks
coming in November
Moro Grain Growers
? wife.
1.
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MEN
Rubber Overshoes
H eavy W o rk Sox
SERVICE
L L KIRKE1IF
- RHONE 391
MORO’
not 25.
3. Bill would suva. about 90% of
our steelhead. (Note: A steelhead
is a rainbow that has gaaa to sou
and returns.)
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4. Bill does not affect
fishing on Columbia
it
effect the taking of SHAD.
5. Bill No. 312 would
fu-
ture supply of
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food fish, the sol
Oregon’s No. 1 tourist
— the steelhead.
6. Bill directs Fish end Gama
mission to conduct studios in order
that we may have FACTS with
which to manage and safeguard
Oregon fisheries.
Let us take place of the apple and
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2. Bill actually affects year round
employment of vary f ew perhaps
Moro Grain Growers
Rubber Laced Boots
keep the doctor sway
In c a n o f t m t r g t n c y we can supply the nurse
W e serve many of the same
W e have a good supply of
Stocking Gaps and Mittens
folks day after day,- now that
Moro Variety & Remedy
7. T axpayers era new paying
tourists are not so thick.
That ifteans more varied menus
which makes us think a little
left for Portland
PLUMBING & R E M
Henrv E.
to provide and w e try to get
PE T E R SO N
¡new things or cook old things
of Ion''
$ 1 6 5 ,0 0 0 .0 0 each biennium fa
maintain fishing for commercial
interests. More protection will help
rebuild the fishing, thereby reduc
ing taxpayers’ laud.
8. Legislature has tried on two oc
casions— 1941 end 1945— to save
these fis« for YOU end the FU-
TURK. Now your help is
make this bill (3 1 2 ) n low.
9. NO TAXES. This is not a money'
measure. Rather it would help re-
duco taxes.
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differently. Tell us your likes.
> VOTE
is again a
312
Let US do your catering
candidate for the
YES
FISH BILL
state legislature
HOTEL MORO COFFEE SHOP
VOTE 21 X
Save
to insure sound
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almon &
teelhvad
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Pd. A dv.—-W J. S m .th Gen Chnt.,
626 C o rb ett B ldg.. P o rtlan d , Or
legistation
Paid. Adv. Henry E. Pptersor
Today...bus¡Br tba« ever!
BARNLTI AIR SERVICE
WASCO AIRPORT
Lowell
STOCKMAN
fer Ite-electiM to
CONGRESS
Second Congressional
District
Send the man back to Wash
ington who has already
chalked-up a fine record of
work towards the full devel
opment of Eastern Oregon’s
resources and utilization of
the Columbia River’s poten
tial value. Keep, as ywrr
representative, a man who
understands the present
need for stabilizing the full
purchasing power of the
dollar, who believes in ade
quate care and benefits for
veterans. Support the man
who advocates progressive
planning for the construc
tion of necessary irrigation
and flood control projects.
Vote for Lowell Stockman,
Republican, a proved repre
sentative of Oregon’s second
district for the past two
Congressional terms.
Keep
Common Sense
PASSENGER
PLANE
F L IG H T S
RENTAL
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If you sometimes notice a delay before you bear the
fam iliar "Number, please,” or “Operator,” it’s be
cause our switchboards' even at wartime peak, were
never as busy as they are right now! Today we’re
serving more customers who are making more calls
than ever before. Volume at tunes b so great that
the operator cannot answer yourecall as_ quickly as
she would like.
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N e w equipment to take care o f all waiting appli
cants and furnish better service'than ever to all.telc-
oe users b being made and installed. But it’s a
; o o ... and wiU take time,
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O ur operators, meantime, are doing everything
ley possibly can to furnish you the prompt and
courteous service you have
a qood tim e .
to t r a v e l
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TELEPHONE
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cial fiefiiug in coastal tfvaume.' It
regulate* W H IN , W H I M
HOW fish n a y bo take*.
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Mike Mullck
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order now to get it off the car
George G. Updegraff
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fish
BILL
whole bulk corn
Five Sizes
MORO, ORREGON Phone 45 i
District Dealer for
Gilliam & Sherman Counties
Salem Monday to bring the family
. automobile up for son, Lloyd, to
use on his honeymoon.
Work has begun agaih on the MefhMlfWi Chapter" No. 78, O.KH
May Barnum building, delayed
Mi-eU Every Second in».
because of the death of the con
Fourth
Thursdays {n eaza
tractor. H is son, Don Knox, is go
Montn. Visiting Member
ing ahead w ith putting a new
Invited.—Moro. Oregon
floor and new plumbing and wir
Helen Ruggles, W. M.
ing in the room which will prob
Edna M dzer, Secretary
ably be used by Ed Eaves as a
ngjBliMU *
Mo. o Lodge No. 113, i.O.O.F.
Mrs L. L. Peetz entertained the Meets 1st . and 3rd
PNG*club last Saturday at her Tuesdays in l.O.O.F
home In Moro. Mrs A: H. Barnum hall
Transient anr
Won the club prize and Mrs E. E. risit ng brothers are
Barnum the guest prize.
cordially invited
Rev. J. K. MacFarlane received to meet with us.
. hte furniture from Florence, Wis
Erueet Houston N. G.
consin thia week and .will soon
A. R. KesMnger, Secretary
Jbe settled down in the manse.
and , Mrs Howard Conlee
returned Friday from Eugene
. whore they had been visiting Mrs
CrrUrr’g family and Howard had
Attorney at law
been hunting deer.
A shower was given in honor
of Mrs Erma DeMoss Wednesday
MORO
afternoon at the home of Mrs
Paul May with members of the
Monday, W ednesday, Friday
Rebekah lodge and the family
Afternoons
Invtted. Mrs DeMoas’s marriage
to Lloyd Johnson Is to be an
event of the near future.
T H E DALLES
Mrs Hallie Ingles of Corvallis
was a recent visitor at the home
211 East Third Street
; of her unde, .E. E. Barzee and
Telephone-s, 3209
IF YOU’RE OLD: . - ~
It’s Thne to Sell.
IF YOU’RE YOUNG: . ’
It’s Time to" Buy.
\ GILES L. FRENCH
Real Estate Broker—Farm Loans
TRAVELERS -INSURANCE CO.
Thank yon.
Tka Pacific Talagkaoa oat MigMgi Caugasy
Jerry Barnett
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NO FLAW
In Tour T ill.!
Practically every piece o f real property
is not merely second-hand— it has
passed through w<wy hands, frequently
w ith jo in t ow nership and other com-
plications. I t is easy for flaws to g ro w
in a hundred years!
Protect yourself w ith a Com m on
wealth Insured T itle and kn o w there
is no flaw in your title that can cause
you loss.
Representation
PatA A dv., Lowell — _ —
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Clab. jam es H. SturgU. Chairman.
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T h e Seasoned T ra v e le r goes by
T h e re Is no more beautiful tim e of
year to travel than autumn. Eastern
cities— the great business centers
o f the nation— offer you th e ir top
beat in weather. Days are pleasantly
w arm and evenings are cool and
brisk. T h e country, too, invites
you w ith its colorful and ever-
changing scenery.
M ake
yo u r
Train
business or pleasure
trip now — by U n io n Pacific. Com
fortable trains c arry you to y o r
destination relaxed and refreshed
iagu ire of
General Agent
1st National Bank Bldg.
2nd and Alder Stream
Walla Walla, Wash. Phone SO
or Local Agent