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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (March 18, 1949)
- PAGE S SHERMAN COUNT! JOURNAL, MORO. OREGON FRIDAY, MA9RCH 18, 1949 A slivtr of lead in the eye of Dalles. No serious Injury ,was suf- Mrs. Vie Race of Portland is 11:00 Divine Morning Worship. M A L E H E LP W A N TE D — Re- FOR SALE— Monarch cook stove, the printer of the Sherman Coun- fered. here visiting her mother, Mrs. You are cordially* Invited to with or without two burner liable man with car wanted to ty Journal Thusday, delayed the / electric plate that fits stove. In share in the Joy ahd fellowship of Emma Sayrs and other relatives. printing of the paper. I t was call on farmers in Sherman A -l condition. $25 complete, Ph. these services and welcome. county. Wonderful opportunity. M r and Mrs. A. J. Brown of necessary for the printer, Jim SPETIC TANK S pumped aiul A superior sorvlca 20-l-2p $15 to 20 in a day. No experien • 252, Moro. Maupin were here Sunday visit Reed, to visit a hospital in ,The A Drivers Examiner will be on b u ilt C. F. Johnson, Phone 613 of personal aftandanco ce or capital required. Perman ing at the Joe Peters home. FOR SA LE—House and two lots. duty in Moro Thursday, March « — « • < White Salmon, Wash. tin ent. W rite today. McNESS -Law n all around house. One lot, THAT COSTS N O M O « t 24, 1949, at the ^Courthouse be Mrs. Roy PowelK entertained Helen Harper Sw eaters COMPANY. D ept B, 2423 Mag garden spot with fruit trees etc. tween the hours of 10 a. m. and members of the .Past Matrons SPRAYING and DUSTING by in Slip Ons. Pastel Shades nolia St., Oakland 7, Calif. A reel buy at $1600.00 Including 3 p. m., according to an announce i air, weed control, fertilizer for Spring. 19-20p club of the Eastern Star at a St. hot water tank. Expect to move ment received from the Secretary spraying 11.75 per acre for Greta, The D alles Patrick’s day luncheon at her about the 28th If house is sold. Of State’« office. Person« wishing ___ ------------------------------------------------ plane and pilot. Barnett A FOR SALE—T-D 40 International terms if desired. George De- licenses or permits to drive »are nonaa^ llL T ° e vanes Thursday, Fridley, Wasco, Phone 282. tfn tractor with cab. Tracks and 20c as^ed to get in touch with the ex- March 17. rollers nearly new. Engine com Moss, Phone 474. CUSTOM PLOW ING— See Bud aminer w ell ahead of the schedul pletely new with less than 500 Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Ruggles Powell, Moro hotel, Has TD-18 NO TICE TO CREDITORS A wide range of prices ed closing hour in order to as of The Dalles are the parents of hours. Stuart MacNab, Wasco. Chiropractic Physician pulls 10, 16 in. plows. 11 tie A ll persons having claims sure completion of their applica that meats all wishes Ore. 19-20-2 lc tions with a minimum of delay. a son. The Ruggles have three Complete Drugless Health Service ARE YOU k RA IS IN G Y O U R W A N TE D — Dependable man or against the estate of Percy J. over Penny’s The Dalles daughters. Thompson, deceased, are hereby SIGHTS ABOVE O RDINARY woman as local representative notified to present them in pro • • • • • • • WAGES?—The best one-man on permanent basis to write business in Sherman County . new, streamlined hospitaliza per form, to the undersigned, the • Get Yonr N ew Tweed Coats duly appointed, qualified and act • w ith the F a ll Back. Just » .» 5 . now available. Car required. tion and health Insurance, dls- ing Administrators of the estate • - Greta, The Dalles W rite J. R. Watkins Co., 137 ability benefits, etc. High first of Percy J. Thompson, deceased, • • • ♦ • • • • Dexter Avenue, Seattle, Wash* commissions and liberal renew- at the office of Geo. G. Updegraff, ington. 15~21c als. Experience preferable but Moro, Oregon, within six months not required as we w ill assist from the date of this ntice, t wit: Moro Lodge No. 118 1AB4KV SHOE R E P A IR IN G — Prompt ser Meets 1st and Srd you. Write: Intermediate Divis- March 4, 1949. vice. Leave shoes at Smith's Tuesdays in I.O.O.F. ion, Continental Casualty Co., Dewey Thompson Hardware, Grass Valley. Glenn hall. Transient and 329 S. W . Oak St., Portland 4, Geo. N. McDonald P erry/ l^tfc visiting brothers are Oregon. 19-20c Geo, q , Updegraff, Attorney for cordially Invited to W A N T E D —Baby Sitting, or com Administrators. ..meet with us. bination ironing and baby sit FOR SALE— Minneapolis-Malone Publish In the issues of: March 4, Farm’ Equip, company, four or Leo Watkins. N. O. ting. Evening, in Moro. Phone 11, 18 and 25. 1949. five bottom 16” plows available John DeMoss, Secretory 162. 17p-tfc for Immediate delivery. Rod FOR SALE—Three grain drills, weeders, peg tooth borrows,, 8’ Eureka Ixvdga No. I l l * * * * * C H U R C H E S Meets on the 1st andw Oliver Superior, 38, 10 f t 18 tandem discs. Special, two, 300 3rd Thursday evenings disc; Oliver 38 tractor. Phone yal., 0 to 500 lbs pres, bean GRASS VALLEY * month. Visiting 62, Madras, Oregon. 17-20p sprayer $1100.00 regular price BAPTIST CHURCH Pacific Telephone's construction propam members cordially in $1300.00. Walker Truck A Trail Alton L. KIntner vited to meet with us. FOR SALE—Appliances for the March 80, 1949 Services er, 931 S. E. 6th ave, Ph. EA L. V. Henrlchs, W. M. home, 90 day. W ill service, De has made work for countless thousands and 1. W h en you soo telephone cable on its way to 5153, Portland 14, Oregon. 20-3c Bible School for all - - 10:00 i.m Pinkerton, Secretary Moss Springs Electric, Phene • Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. 857, Moro. 18tfc BSTRAY— One hereford bull, added to the West's postwar prosperity work, you’re watching the West benefit in two “The Arm of Faith.” No. 118 Lupine R ebekah Ixxlge important ways. It means new voice highways foe owner may nave same by pay Prayer S e rv ic e ---------7:00 p in. HARTS CH1X—Wh. Leg , Rock- Meets 2nd and 4th the West . . . more telephones . . . better service. »ng for feed ana advertising Evening S e rv ic e ----- 7:30 p.m. Ham pa., Wh. Rocks, N. Hamps, Tuesdays of 0a' ‘ 2O-2c It also means jobs and paychecks for die men who “The Doubter and His Diffl- bill. Frank C. Sayrs. and Parmenter Reds. Prices month. Visiting members welcome. make the cable, those who install it and, later od; and circular available. R. I. w T w V TOR SALE—Three N.Uon.1 pre«- Choir Practice, Thursday, 7:15 Sallie Martin, N. G. those who maintain it. And putting in new cable Red ckls. every i*»rv Beaver Beaver- sure , 1 Clara Houston, Sec. sure cookers, 7 qt.capaeRy- 100. Harts’ Hatchery, is just a small part of our building program. Mack anti-weel gun. Sherman ton, Oregon l&tfc Bethlehem Chapter No. 78. O Jk* County Agent’s office, Ph. 201, WASCO CHURCH OF CHRIST Meets every second and IF YOU H AVE SOMETHING TO F. Claude Stephens, m inister fourth Thursday in each Moro SE L L TRY T H E JOURNAL ADS “I f the Rainbow could Speak" month; visiting members at Wasco Church of Christ, March invited. Moro, Oregon 20, E lsie Jones, W. M. 10 t. m. Church school— a great Edna Melaer, Secretary and profitable study. Want Ad» - Dr. J E. Mitchell HOW MANY COAST JOBS WERE BORN “ S p rin g I AM RECEIVING'- - » »» ’ o w in g L O V E L Y SPRING FROCKS, SLACKS, SWEATERS, and J A N T Z E N TEA SHIRTS T h e G ay Shop ' . - Stmi-formai • • .. M arch 2 6 , S atu rd ay I! m u m -------------------------------------- ~ ~ ~ ~ a* Save that Soil M oro H igh G ym . , " It’s Precious”: : - Prevent Some of those Young Canyons in Your Fields! Arnold Hansons Orchestra Refreshmeiito W asco, O reg o n Per Coople $1.20 Use the Famous - - G raham H u em e PLOW S X 3 . M o ra business fo r th e b a k e r, the drug provide the materials. They mean future jobs for telephone people. Since the war, we’ve put half a billion dollars to work in new construction. Much of it ha» found its way in ever-widening circles into the economy of practically every city and gist, the clothier — telephone construction has given Ae West a big postwar lift. There’s no way, of course, to trace all the jobs created by just one mile of cable . . . or one building. But it would probably be hard to find a family whose income has not benefited, in some way, from the money we’ve spent to provide more service. _ . . H undred« o f n ow buildings mean work for carpenters, bricklayers— and work for those who town in the West. 4 . It a ll odd» up — this tre mendous building program — to a better West for all of us. I t Is being paid for by thou sands o f Investors who have provided the millions of new fking dollars that make the job possible. Result: More tel ephones . . . better service. Yet a few pennies still buy a tele phone call — one of your real values today. ( ® ) and Telegraph Company Give gladly to + the Red Cross ew f/e ritfhf fracK It Chisels the Soil, .n ,-J5,- n ,-24,-34'Sizes D-4 Pulls 17 Feet Whatever yeer weed prebbe, ne Pacific Telephone ” • A do the job . . . eJBdearty. . . eeo- Arstill-Monroe Pontiac, inc. nomlcolty. Du Pent 3 3 - 0 Weed Moro, Oregon there is < D u PoM Weed Killer t» Killen ore »elective wood killing motortaU ond wo coo ghre you full details on when end how to L ook in g “know-how" of wood killing b lob, partant, end we hove the D m Font weed control program beet evhed ''iovtre really gping the right route—the direct rorfte East— when you go by Union Pacific! Three fine trains daily—unexcelled service...finest accommoda tions . •. delicious food . . . fast, convenient schedules. to lh b eree. Agricultunl Jr*' O'Uuri Stjjly fc fyiiijBtiil Ed’s Piale •' ' - I-» Cmjllj ______ — . '/S a fe / . “Beefo” O ’Meara, prop. 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