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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 27, 1948)
J O U R N A L , MORO g ^ S 2? "” :A n n . u n c e F R ID A Y , F E B R U A R Y 27, 194« cK B G O N '" “ " 4>” ~ . Q r t r in a ^ P a c n n s p r in g D caSO D _ A w ! u i « r By M r . A P. Balaer Paul Goddard came home urday nl«ht froin Eu^ n< spend a few days w ith his fa M r and a Mrs Alfred for Payne hogts dlnner the Spring is here or at least It ought to be as Mrs Boyce Blay- lock has a hen "? w ith 12 baby chicks about a week old. M r and Mrs Charlie Anderson lea last Tuesday and M r and Mrs Fred Cox lefi Wednesday for Vancouver, W n„ to do some work on their m other’s house. Mr and Mrs Cox returned home Sunday while the Andersens re- basket boll team at their 1 Sunday, also celebrating the birthday anniversary of daughter, Miss Leone Moor Miss Cassie Holmes cam from The Dalles Friday ev< to spend the week end w itl atives. Mrg Ted yon Borstel we portland Sunday to spend f dayg Qn buslyness • rnained longer. Mrs Wallace May left Saturday for Hood River to spend a w?ek at the home of her parent, M r and Mrs J. A. Walter. Tom Garrett» and' Jim Jones took Wesley Zimmerman to The Dalles last Tuesday where he en C. 3. Kulick came up iro n Dalles Sunday to spend the day week end w ith Mrs F at the home of her parent: and Mrs Ted von Borstel. * M r and Mrs Donald Clod and family, M r and Mrs Bibby ( and fam ily, M r and Fred Peters, Mrs James Easter and son, Larry, were visitors in The Dalles Monday. Mrs L. Brockway came up from The Dalles last Tuesday night w ith M r and Mrs ila ro ld Owens and was an overnight guest at their home. Mrs Brock way went to her grandparents, M r and Mrs T. M. Rolfe, to spend a few days. M r and Mrs Harry Youpg and fam ily were business . visitors in The Dalles »Thursday. Mrs Joe Bibby returned home Thursday from The Dalles where she spent several days visiting relatives. Mrs Glenn Perry1 came home from The Dalles w ith her after spending several weeks at the home of M r and Mrs Don Smith. M r and Mrs Ed Alley* had as dinner guests Sunday M r and • Mrs Arch Zehner and Mrs John Hays of The Dalles, Mr and Mrs John Block and M t and Mrs Tom Alley. There’s Nothing Finer February 28 , WORTH $1000? Than A STR O M BER G -i A R IS O N A N D IT S W O R TH PROTECTING! No m atter how small your •s ta te , you may name the First National Bank o f Portland as GRASS V A LLE Y executor o f your will. N O MATTER H O W SMALL YOUR ESTATE, experienced and well-trained officers will 0 Guard it from unnecessary expense. Take care o f any family need with a warm and human under standing. A d ju stm e n ts Pie Auction e ra p y See that your e s t a t e js promptly distributed. For the legal work in the estate we employ the attorney who draws your will. Ask the m anager o f the First National branch or a ffilia te nearest you about our complete estate settlement service. Foot Treatments iK " (corns, Card Party calleouses arches) DR. JACK E MITCHELL Chiropractic Physician John and Etha DeMoes say: The Dalles, stop in at our show room at De- Oregon Moes Spr. Pick oat the Model you would like to hear in your own home without obligation. From $35.05 U p Chapman Bldg, (over Penny’s) Odd-Fellows Hall, Crass Valley F IR S T o f P o rtlan d Member Fed.»«1 0 . pot it lr*»vronc. Corporati«« George G. Updegraff Friday, March 5, 8 p.m. Attorney at law AT WILLIAMS Sponsored by Rebekah Lodge . MORO Montiay, J ih t ir íitu n l Rom wnere I s it... / y J o e M a rs h THE D A L L E S . H . W . McCormick may not have too much to spend— but it goes for those permanent, abiding comforts that make home a nicer place to be. Doesn’t seem hard to believe— . And from where I alt, that bud- whan you think-it over. Take the get calls for some of the niceties of folks in our town, for instance: home life too— like cider and pop- T hay’ra h om e-lovin g p eop le— corn for the kids from time to time, who’d rather spend an evening by and a friendly glass of beer for the Are with a mellow glass of beer Mom and Dad . . . things that ska« go out in search of entertkin- long with what we mean when wa ment or diversion. - cay ’’Home." Be H’s wsly natural they put more '; S \ Friday 211 East Third Street Telephone 3209 Where Does Your Money Go? Read the ether day where country folka and farm ers spend more money, proportionately, on their homes than city dwellers do. Wednesday, Afternoons (Y t, Specialize in INTERIOR W ORK GRABS N A TIO N A L P H O N E 131 V A L L E Y , O R EG O N Sew and Save W e e k fade-To-Measure Clothes N s ’lonal Sew and Save week is t med just right to fit you For Men and Women Alterations, Pressing, Repairs for the Eas’er Parade Lowetl R. Young Chapman Bldg., (over Penney’s) PHONE 3715 The Dalles, Oregon You’ll save money and give yourself e thrill by making ycur 5. w t Ea tei W ardrobe. You’ll find all the latest mi erials for your new spring fashions at Williams Cop) right, 1948, United Siale» Brnoert Foundation Botany W o o le n s 100% wool in firm surface finish . . . Just what you’ll want to make up your Spring dress or suit. Many new colors. 56-inch. Our New Wire The S p e c i a l patterns for the shortees, light supple 100% wool . . . pastel colors and dark shades 50 inches wide. Yd 3.25 to 4.95 w ould reach to Panama Thia year P P A I w ill string 2,000,000 pounds of new wire, as it expands its system to serve Fine V e n e tia n W o o ls ra s te l w o o l C re p e s Suitable for Spring dresses 100% wool crepe. Covert 'and light weight suede finish. 56-inches. Lovely, good for your light wool frock. Shown in many Easter shades. ’ 34 Inches wide. new customers and strengthen service to existing users. That's enough w ire to stretch L from here to Panama! \ O ur conatruction program \ • \ ons thia year is the largest in our Cottons N E W P R IN T E D R A Y O N The patterns are so beautiful** It makes ones fingers tingle to make up spring frocks. Many unique designs. 39 inches wide. S H A N T U N G • P IQ U E In the most stunning designs im aginable . . both small and large patterns. 30 Inches wide. . B L A C K P R IN T R A Y O N S Colorful designs on solid body» Southern patterns that are singly beautiful. 39 inches wide. F IN E COUNT P E R C A L E The light weight dress goods . . Shown In a big selection of print ed patterns. 3d inches wide. S H E E R P R IN T R A Y O N S Sheer as a whisper and lovely beyond description. Liberal as sortment of patterns. 39 Incurs wide. P O W D E R P U F F M U S L IN Developed as in Ideal summer dress material. Powder P u ff Mus lin— in gorgeous California col ors. 36 Inches wide. , P L A ID -S T R IP E T A F F E T A Used so much for making np the “Gibson Girl” skirts. Good selec tion . . 39 inches wide. B A T E S BROADCIzOTH P R IN T S That soft, smooth finish, good sortment of patterns. 36 Inches wide. (First Floor) (F irs t F lo o r) history, E/ectrk retee here are the loaraat la binary— lau than halt tha national araraga iams & Pacific Paw ar & Light Company --»-i, Peer Partner In Progtaaa Slnea 1910 Where AU the Mid-Columbia Shop* ? • A r .-ZJ. _ . w 'V 1”
