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FRIDAY, MARCH
COUNTY JOURNAL. MÒRO."
25, 1949
and building, presented and filed. pital Association, $10.50.
Matter referred to Road fore- ROAD EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL:
J. T. Brown, $270.90; E. Mc-
man ln the ma er of
Phersbn,
$143.11; Frank Bazzel,
of CarroU f® * " regai d4 ? ,th*
LAWYER
$97.97;
Charles
H. Perrigo, $200-
SPETIC TANKS pumped and
use of road leader and the fur-
.60;
George
H.
DeMoss,
$111:08
built C. F. Johnson, Phone 613
WASCO
MORO
nishlng of gravel for impdove-
Kenneth Morehouse, $68.61; Cla­
White Salmon, Wash.
tin
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° f p ^ l e y appeared before ude P. Bayer, $168.29; Frank
Clide
Fridley
PP
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or
SPRAYING and DUSTING by
Bayer, $188.19.
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air, weed control, fertiliser
right-of-way,
culvert
fill
and
spraying 11.75 per acre for
ACCOUNT:
Dr. J E. Mitchell
>lane and pilot B arnett. A
drainage pe a
1 p
Railway
fexpress
Agency,
$1.14;
Emigrant Spr£ £ r2
•'ridley, Wasco. Phone 282. tfn
’ Chiropractic Physician
ESTRAY— One hereford bull,
Matte5 d^
ed
Road First National Bank, $32.80; State
Tax Commission, $13.62; Public
ARE YOU RAISING Y O U R
Complete Drugless Health Service
owner may nave same by pay­
Foreman for attention
SIGHTS ABOVE ORDINARY
ing for feed ana advertising
Delegation from vicinity of Employes Retirement System,
over Penny’s
The Dalles
Wasco appeared before Court re- $112.17; State Industrial Accident
WAGES?—The beat one-man
bill. Frank C. Sayrs.
2O-2c
questing
S
a
t
If
allocated
funds
Commission, $55.94; C. H. Urness
business in Sherman County
now available. Car required. CUSTOM PLOWING—See Bud Administrators.
were received from S tate H ig h Motors, $45.10. Columbia Motor
S ^ ^ n e n t for Im p rc L Service, $6.65; Columbia Auto
Powell, M$-o hotel, Has TD-18 Publish In the issues of: March 4.
Write J. R. Watkins Co., 137
A superior service
lltfc 11,18 and 25, 1949.
Dexter Avenue, Seattle, Wash­ pulls 10, 16 in. plows.
ment
ro a d s,
that sufficient Wrecking Co., $26.97; Contractors
of personal attendane*
ington.
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15~21c IF YOU HAVE SOMETHING T<> 3 ^ 3 ^ 7 ^ 3 7 7 ™
amount thereof be first expended Equipment Co., $97.52; The Dal­
TH A T COSTS N O MORE
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
for comp}etion - of grading and les Equipment Co., $1.35; Howard
D O IN G F IN E . . . M rs. Susy
SHOE REPAIRING—Prompt ser­ SELL TRY THE JOURN AL A I) 4
Jones and her six-pound new­
All persons having claims and surfacing of that portion of Cooper Corp., $41.21; Loggers &
vice. Leave shoes at Smith s CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING — against the Estate of R. H. Me- road between Locust Grove and Contractors Machinery Co., $30-
born son are doing fine at Gan­
Hardware, Grass Valley. Glenn
der, Newfoundland,
a fter* the
.74;
Willis
Motor
Co.,
$65.88;Cen-
Meat cutting, wrapping, sharp K?an, deceased, are hereby notifl- Wasco. No commitments made by
m
other
was
Liken
hurriedly
from
Perry.
15tfc
a transaU aA lc plane In which
freeze. Bring them in any day ed to present them, with the pro- Court: Request to receive due tral Machine & Welding Works,
$342.95;
O’Meara
Supply
&
Im­
aheswaa enroute to Join her hus­
WANTED—Baby Sitting, or com
but Sunday. C 4 C Food Store, per vouchers, and duly verified; consideration If and when any
/
OM
plement Co., $48.52; Arstlll-Mon-
band, an * unemployed seaman.
to
the
undersigned,
the
duly
ap-
allocated
funds
should
be
rec<eiv-
bination ironing and baby sit­
Grass Valley, Oregon.
2ltfc
«00
HUT
In
N
ew
York.
pointed, qualified, and acting ed. Clerk directed to communi- roe Pontiac, $202.00; Ranch &
ting. Evening, in Moro. Phone
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Executrlces of the Estate of R. H. cate with Highway Commission Home Store, $9.50; Moro Lumber
— A wide range of prices
FOR
SALE
—
USED
MACHIN­
162. .
17p-tfc
&
Fuel
Co.,
$39.96;
Oregon
State
New
Cash
U-
Sweaters
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♦ hai meets e l wishes
ERY_1-10 ft. John Deere DiMc McKean, deceased, at the office relative thereto.
FOR SALE—Three grain drills,
In all the new Spring Shades •
Action on bid of Harry P. How- Highway Commission, $262.44;
Tlller-$275.00; 1 Case Tractor, of T. Lester Johnson, attorney at
Greta, The Dalles
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Oliver Superior, 38, 10 ft. 18
model S, price $1050.00; 2, 4- law, Wasco, Oregon, within six ell for purchase of tax foreclosed Pacific Telephone & Telegraph
disc; Oliver 38 tractor. Phone
months from the date of the first property1 ...
In ----
Kent
bottom Massey-Harris 16 in. ----------------------------
- held over to Co., $17.80; Pacific Power & Light
K.1A A I of this notice, to wit: April . term of
_a Court.
Co., $9.54; Rich Freight Lines
62, Madras, Oregon.
17-20p
plows, 2 years old, price $650.00 publication
—1, 1936 International Truck, March 25, 1949.
Insurance Policy received, ap­ Inc., $1.20; J. K. McKean Co.,
FOR SALE—Appliances for the
MARTHA HASTINGS
proved and filed, covering Law $155.35; Union Oil Co., $351.06;
IM i ton, good for trap wagon, at
home, 90 day. Will service, De
B.
ESTRELLE
HAILEY
Library and other books rec- School District No. 17, $50.00;
$275.00.
21c
Moss Springs Electric, Phone
Tracy Fields, $35.00.
Executrices under the I>ast ordg
857, Moro.
18tfc FOR SALE—Three Cheney horse
Will and Testament of R. H.
No further - matters being at ---------- —-----
LOVELY SPRING FROCKS, SLACKS,
in good condition, $90.
McKean, Deceased.
issue adjournment ensued sub
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HARTS CHIX—Wh. Leg., Rock- - ’ Weeders,
Harry
P.
Howell,
Kent,
Oregon.
T.
Lester
Johnson,
ject
to
call
of
County
Judge
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Ham pa., Wh. Rocks, N. Hamps,
SWEATERS, and JAN IZEN TEA SHIRTS
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Attorney for Executrices
and Parmenter Reds Prices
Publish
Mar.
25,
April
1,
8,
15,'49
and circular available. R. I. FOR SALE — Fresh milk cow.
CI AIMS PRESENTED
Red ckls. every Wed. $8.00—
$200.00, E. M. Es linger, Grass CARD OFTHANKS
AGAINST SHERMAN COUNTY,
100. Harts’ Hatchery, Beaver­
A surprise party was give for
Valley.
M-23c In appreciation to our many <>R
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ton, Oregon.
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Harry Stark at his home last
friends for the kindness and sym
a n d AP-
W asco, O re g o n
pa thy during our hour of bereave- FEBRUARY.
AtJ L t k r m Tuesday evening celebrating his
FOR SALE—Monarch cook stove, ATTEND CONFERENCE
birthday
anniversary.
Those
pre
^A R C T J , ^ T E R M
with or without two- burner
In attendance at the Central m ent the loss of our mother. PROVED
sent were Mr. and Mrs. Earl Olds,
DF THE COUNTY COURT
electric plate that flu styve. In Oregon Principals conference at Mrs. Louie Davis.
Mr, ana Mrs. Claud Bayer and
A-l condition. $25 complete, Ph. Prineville last Saturday were
Mrs. Fred E. Cox,
GENERAL FUND—
son. Phillip, and Mr. and Mrs.
Charles E. Davis,
252. Moro.
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2O-l-2p lir. and Mrs. Wily Knighton of
Frank Bayer and children, Julio
SHERIFF’S OFFICE: . .
Sam J. Davis,
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and Byron. The evening was
FOR 8ALE—T-D 40 International Moro.
Norman
E.
Fields,
$50.00;
Nor­
Clyde D. Davis.
man E. Fields, $6.80; Norman E. spent playing pinochle with Mr.
tractor with cab. Tracks and « • •
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and Mrs. Earl Olds holding high
CARD OF TH A N K S
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G e t Y o u r P la y (3 0 th « *
rollers nearly new. Engine com­ •
Fields, _______
$4.36 .
scores and Mr. and Mrs. Claud
In appreciation of the kindness
OFFICE
pletely new with leas than 500 • While there’s a good Selection
low fccores for the evening.
Greta, The Dalles
hours. Stuart MacNab, Wasco. •
and consideration shown during
Ranch & Home Store, $3.30; Bayer
Refreshments of cake, ice-cream
Ore.
” 19-20-21c
our bereavement.
Craig Office Supply, $1.65; West and coffee were served at the
Mrs. *-----
R. H. ---------
McKean
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Coast Printing & Binding Co., close of the evening.
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. McKean u ? Qg. ¡?isle Jones, P.' M., $10.00.
Mr and Mrs. L. J. H astin g
COURT HQUSE
I.O.O.F
Pacific Power & Light Co., $26- Moro Lodge No. 113
33- Pacific Telephone & Tele­ Meets 1st and 3rd
C O N D EN SED R EPO R T OF
graph Co., $30.55; C. Mersinger Tuesdays in I.O.O.F.
P R O C E E D IN G S O F M A R C H ,
hall. Transient and
14» T E R M O F C O U N T Y C O U R T
$128.99. ‘ '
visiting brothers are
■ Claims allowed as presented ‘-W OTY ® ° ^ er
L e,U r cordially invited to
meet with us.
against County General and Gen-
vernon i
,
eral Road Funds.
X
I^o Watkins. N. G ._
Treasurer’s monthly report cov- CORONER S
John DeMoss, Secretary
erlng fund balance*.as of March
^ N” AbLYy>D*iSEASED
Kureka Ix>dgt No. I l l
1, presented and filed.
Tavlor M D., $5.00; Mid
Meets on the 1st and
3rd Thursday evenings
General"
b u Z t™ Columbia
' |10g700
month. Visiting
members cordially in­
GOVERNMENT TRAPPER:
vited to meet with us.
L. V. Henrlchs, W. M.
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A -H N E V .
H .B. Pinkerton, Secretary
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S a V e ON LAW BOOKS:
L u p in e R e b e k a h Ix>dge N o . 116
ft
Meets 2nd and 4th
Sheriff’s general report on tax $75.60.
w p p k q F'
collection activities covering fls-
COUNTY JAIL EXP
Tuesdays of each
Visiting
cal year 1948-1949 and 9^ Jwln8
FUND1 $58.68. month.
members welcome.
delinquencies etc., presented and
^ T IR E M L N T JD .
Sallle Martin, N. G.
_ f tbe Water’1
Written report of Sherman
State
‘st"leNaUonal Clara Houston. Sec
County Club committee pertain- mission
^ T a x Commls
OLYMFM hCrWIHO CO., OlYMFIA, WAIN.
Chapter No. 78. O.E.8
ing to Committee’s Inspection of. Bank »SS.OO^Stete
Re. Bethlehem Meets
every second and
and recommendations made re- sion, $13. ••
National Hos
fourth Thursday in each
lative to, County Road equipment tirement, $147.59, Natlona
month; visiting members
invited. Moro, Oregon
M oro, O regon
Elsie Jones, W. M.
<^0(>0OOSOOOO<»0g»0CO3OOOC^
Edna Melzer. Secretary
$ 3 .6 0 4-5 Q t.
FOR SALE— Minneapolis-Malone
Farm Equip, company, four or
five bottom 18" plows available
for Immediate delivery. Rod
weedens, peg tooth harrows,, 8’
tandem discs. Special, two, 800
yal., 0 to 500 lbs pres, bean
'sprayer $1100.00 regular price
$1300.00. Walker Truck & Trail­
er, 931 8-
6th ave, Ph. EA
5153, Portland 14, Oregon. 20-3c
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
A ll. persons having claims
against the estate of Percy J.
Thompson, deceased, are hereby
notified to present them in pro-
per form, to the undersigned, the
duly appointed, qualified and act-
ing Administrators of the estate
of Percy J. Thompson, deceased,
at the office of Geo. G. Updegraff,
Moro, Oregon, within Six months
from the date of this ntice, t wit.
March 4, 1949.
I
Dewev Thompson
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T. Lesier Johnson
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Has Sarprise Party
T h e G ay Shop
Save th a t Soil
(tItfs Precious”
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Prevent Some of those
Young Canyons In Your Fields!
Hostesses k now . . •
"Ifs a Case o f Enjoyment”
Use the Famous - -
AJ.
G raham H o e m e
PLOW S
Chisels the Soil,
13f4 3 f-ir-2 4 ^ 3 4 f Sizes
W
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6
D-4 Fulls 17 Feet.
Arstill-Monroe Pontiac, Inc.
OLD
H ermitage ^
$ 2 -3 0
P in t
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Come in —See it!
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65% or 74%
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WEED KILLERS
Specially formukrtMl for tun,
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In grain« and oth«r talarant crop«.
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A Gentlemans Ä\liisk(A from Kentuck}
National
Distillers Prod. Corp., N .Y . • 86 Proof • 65% Grain Neutral Spirits
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Vs Now for Help In Killing Woods
Ed’s Place
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“AT THE CAPITOL CITY”
G e n e r a l M o t o r s ' L o w e s t-P r automobile,
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car that s a sweet,
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lw,h.tthou.
I l ’s no wonder that thou­
sands ami thousands of
p e o p le a l, o v e r th e
country have decided —
onee and lor all— to move np to the
magnificent new 1949 Pontiac.
I t ’s an easv step to take, because the
new 1949 Pontiac— beautiful and
. . it u is— u is still
- » priced .
distinguished . as
just above the lowest! Pontiac is
General Motors fowest-pricea eight.
As a m atter of fact— if you can
afford any new car you can probably
afford one of the new Pontiacs!
When you do buy a Pontiac—you
— •
* • •— — outstanding
driving
WASCO, OREGON
PHONE 171
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Silver Streak Styling and striking
new Bodies by Fisher, combine to
trul
make the 1949 Pontiac truly
th
most beautiful thing on wheels.
LO W IST-PRIUB CAR WITH « • HVHRA-MATK
for unsurpassed ’’automatic’* driving ease.
No clutch pedkl. N o continuous shifting.
You juat alt back ond d rie r/ Optional on
all models at extra eoat.
OPEN SUNDAYS
CANDY CIGARS ICE CREAM
' Lunch s & Dinners
—
heart for performance: a car that
just goes and goes— mile after mile
— with only the minimum of routine
servicing.
In short, you will be proud and
happy to own and drive a Pontiac
’’the most beautiful thing
M'hesfs.
T H I MOST BKAUT1FUI THIM« OH W H IR S
<;B e e fo ” O ’M eara, p rop .
Authorized
DU PONT DEALER
FOR SERVICE
u
Arstill-Monroe Pontiac, Inc.
MORO,
OREGON