Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current, April 08, 1949, Page 3, Image 3

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SHERMAN COUNTÏ JOURNAL. MORO. OREGON
FRIDAY, APRIL 8, 194»
of the first publication of this
CPSTOM SLAUGHTERING — NOTICE TO CREDITOR«
notice, to-wit: April 1, 1949.
Meat cutting, wrapping, sharp
All. persons having claims
WALTER A. RUGGLES,
freeze. Bring ‘hem in any dav
Administrator.
SPETIC,
but Sunday. C & C Food Store, ed to present them, with the pro-
SPETIGi TANKS i pumped and
T- Lfe9,te.r Johnson, Attorney
Grass Valley, Oregon.
Zltfc per vouchers, and duly verified, for Administrator, Moro, Oregon,
built. C. F. Johnson, phone 613
o a ,
eo» to ‘he undersigned, the duly a f,
Publish April 1, 8. 15, 22. 1949
White Salmon, Wash.
tfn
c- T . J
? n ™ , pointed, qualified, and acting ---------------------—
SPRAYING and DUSTING ’ by
$200 00, E. M. Eslinger, Grass Executrlces of the Estate of R. H.
O H U R C H E ^
air, weed control, fertilizer
alley’
McKean, deceased, at the office
m? m u iu T
spraying $1.75 per acre for FO SALE—Now av^lable for 1m- of T. Lester Johnson, attorney at WASCO CHNRCH w t m k i h t
The Christ and His Cross, The
plane and pilot. Barnett & mediate delivery* WUlys Jeeps law, Wasco, Oregon, within six
FYldley, W w o, Phone 282. tfn
and four-wheel drive pick-ups. months from the date of the first Wasco Church of Christ, April 10.
Church School at 10
publication of this notice, to-wit:
SHOE REPAIRING—Prompt ser­ Complete Wlllys Overland line March 25, 1949.
Divine Morning Worship
of
panels,
station
wagons
and
Enjoy
vice. Leave shoes at Smith s
You are cordially invited.
MARTHA HASTINGS
Jeepsters now sensationally re­
Hardware, Grass Valley. Glenn
F.
Claude
Stephens,
minister
B. ESTRELLE HAILEY
duced in price. Contact Willis
Perry.
15tfc
Executrices under the T^ast
Motor Co., Third and Lincoln
Will and Testament of R. H. 8T. P H IL IF S EPISCOPAL
WANTED—Baby Sitting, or coni
Sts., The Dalles, Ore.
22tfc
McKean, Deceased.
MISSION
bination ironing and baby sit­
Services at 4:30 p. m. April 10,
ting. Evening, in Moro. Phone FOR SALE—GE Automatic wash T. Lester Johnson,
___ ______
Attorney for Executrices
...... ...................
1949,
Methodist church, Grass METAL WINGS . . . T W » wta,
Ing machines. Have
two of ____
’em,
1SX
"
’
17p-tfc
"MuU” the estrieh had when h«
.
..... .
was flewn frem LaGuardia field M
K sntUCK V W hlSK C y 1.30 Pint
each $269.00. DeMoss Springs Publish Mar. 25, April 1, 8, 15, ’49 valley, Oregon.
FOR SALE—Appliances for the
Rev. Mr Ernest Taylor.
E lectric,_____ ______ > ---- 22c NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Brasil. Bonnie Leopold, airline
» ni
J
«Q.60 4-5 Qt.
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home, 90 day. Will service, De
■toff member, alts astride “Mutt]
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A
01811(1
__ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ _An persons having claims Mrs. James KeQny of La Grande,
Moss Springs Electric, Phone * • * *
In barrage room si»» uses iMMg
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857, Moro.
18tfc FOR SALE Used, one, 10 ft against the Estate of W. H. Carl- is visiting a few days with rela-
dans far halter as she pretend] NATIONAL DISTILLERS PROD. CORP., N. Y. • 86 PROOF •
GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS
John Deere Disc Tiller, $275.00, isle, Deceased, are required to tlves in Moro. She arrived
here
to ride the eritter.
HARTS CHIX—Wh. Leg., Rock-
Arstill-Monroe- Pontiac, In c ., present them, with vouchers pro- iast Friday and it is her plan to
Hamps., Wh. Rocks, N. Hamps,
Moro, Oregon'
22c perly verified, to the undersigned go
Portland for Memorial Day.
and Parmenter Reds. Prices
FOR
SAuS—Used.
1
Case
Trac
at
the
office
ofG
avin
&
Gavin,
at
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and circular available. R. I. r u n
The Paneg Oregon, within six
tor,
Model
S,
pnce
$1050.00.
at
Moro
Lodge No. 113 I.O.O.F
Red ckls. every Wed. $8.00—
months from the date of the first
MeetA 1st and 3rd
100. Harts’ Hatchery, Beaver­ Arstill-Monroe Pontiac, I n c.. publication of this notice.
Moro, Oregon.
22c
Tuesdays in I.O.O.F.
ton, Oregon.
19tfc
Dated March 25, 1949.
Twin sons were bom prema­
I
hall. Transient and
FOR SALE—Used, two, 4-bottom
Horace S. Carlisle,
turely to Mr. and Mrs. William
visiting
brothers
are
FOR SALE— Minneapolis-Malone
Massey-Harris 16 In. plovs, 2
Marvine Carlisle •
Brinkert at the Emanuel hospital
cordially invited to
Farm Equip, company, four or
years old. Price $650.00. Arstill-
Executors
in Portland Thursday, March 31.
meet with us.
five bottom 16” plows available
Monroe Pontiac, Inc., Moro,
Gavin & Gavin, Attorneys for
One of the twins died Friday and
for Immediate delivery. Rod
22c Estate, The Dalles, Oregon.
I^o Watkins, N. G.
the other Saturday. They were
weeders, peg tooth horrows,, 8’ Ore-
John DeMoss, Secretary
Publish April 1,"6, 15, 22, 1949 4t
buried in Portland Monday. Mr.
tandem discs. Special, two, 300 e *
Eureka Ixklge No. 121 VF.AA.M and Mrs. Bill Brinkert and Blaine
yal., 0 _______
to 500 — lbs . pres, . bean HELP WANTED— -
Meets on the 1st and Nelson went to Portland Sunday
sprayer $1100.00 regular j>rice EXAMINATIONS—for state gov NOTICE TO CREDITORS
3rd Thursday evenings to be there for the services.
_____
_
All
persons
having
claims
$1300.00. Walker Truck A Trail­ ernmcnt positions: Clerk I, II,
each month. Visiting
III; Clerk Typist I, II, III; against the Estate of Mrs. Louie
A pre-school clinic will be held
er, 931 8. E. 6th ave. Ph. EA
members cordially In­
Clerk Stenographer I, II, IN- Davis, Deceased, are required to
at
the school house Monday, April
5193, Portland 14, Oregon. 20-Sc
vited to meet with us.
Apply State Civil Service Com- present them, with vouchers pro­
L. V. Henrichs, W. M. 25 from 2 p. m. until 5 p. m. All
mission. 444 Center Street, perlv verified, to the undersigned
A GIFT—8-mth, male Shepard
who are Interested please get in
Pinkerton, Secretary
Salem, Oregon before April 9, at the office of Gavin & Gavin.
Collie. Call Bob Boynton
23c
touch with Mrs. Helen Bayer as
1949
23c The Dalles, Oregon, within six Lupine Rebekah Ixxlge No. 116 soon as possible
months from the date of the first Meets 2nd and 4th
POSTMASTER Examination an­
-
Mrs. O. H. Bucholtz and her
nounced for Moro. / Sufficient AVAILABLE— The best one- publication of this notice.
Tuesdays of each
daughter and her husband of
man business in Sherman coun­
Dated March 25, 1949.
month.
Visiting
time to prepare of examination.
Portland came up Friday. Mrs
members welcome
SAM DAVIS,
ty. Car required. Write J. R
your preparation at once.
Bucholtz will reman here to take
Sallle Martin, N. O.
Watkins Co., 137 Dexter ave.,
Executor
Valuable Information free. Es­
care
of her sister, Miss Anna
Seattle Washington
23-29c
Gavin & Gavin, Attorneys for Clara Houston, Sec
tablished 1896. Columbian Cor­
Schwartz, who was brought home
respondence college, Washing­ WANTED-Good home for three “ Estate, j, The- Dalles, Oregon.
4t Bethlehem
M° n<lay
ton 2, D. C.
Meets
every
second
and
.Mrs.
Bucholtz
and
her
son. Ar
good stock puppies. Write or
fourth
Thursday
In
each
Bucholtz
of
Moro,
call on Mildred Smith, Kent, NOTICE TO CREDITOR«
STANDING AT STUD— Lucky
mopth; visiting members
Mr and Mrs. Roy Wells and
A 11 persons having claims
Ore., Box 43.
23c
McJue. registered quarter horse
Invited.
Moro,
Oregon
David and Donald, of Rose­
.
, against the Estate of Henry C.
No.6100. Black with whits FOR SALE-TD-9, International
Elsie Joues, W. M.
burg and his mother, Mrs. Wells,
R
"uggle9
decea8ed.
are
hereby
marking to approved mares.
Edna Melser, Secretary
who is visiting them from Minn-
tractor, with cab, starter ana
to pre8ent them, with the
Call or write Fred Dormaier,
80ta, came up Thursday to spend
lights,
very
good
condition
Pri-
vouchers
and
du
verifl-
.
vt
-i- f proper vouchers and duly
Klondike. Oregon Ph. Wasco
the weekend at the home of Mrs.
ced
for
quick
sale.
Norris
B.
tRe
undersigned,
the
duly
412.
23-27c
Roy1 Wells’ mother, Mrs. T. M.
Gilkison. Grass Valley, Ore. 23-27C appolnted qualified and acting
Rolfe.
administrator of the Estate of
FOR SALE—TD 35 International
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S
♦ • • *
Mrs. Wallace May returned
Henry C. Ruggles, deceased, at
tractor, completely overhauled, • Jeans w ith zipper sides have
Saturday from Hood River where
the office of T. Lester Johnson,
ready to go Into Held. Priced to • a r r iv e d ..............
she spent a week visiting her
attorney at law, Moro, Oregon,
sell. Write Box 336, Goldendale. •
^Greta, The Dalles
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Wal-
within
six
months
from
t£e
date
7 W ish.
23 25 • • •
•
__ I. ter. Her brother, William Wal­
ter brought her home and spent
the weekend here with them.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Balzer and
son, Carcel ,of Portland and her
mother, Mrs. James Kenny were
••AT THE CAPITOL CITY"
weekend guests at the home of
the former’s parents, Mr. and
Mrs. A. F. Balzer.
Mr .and Mrs. Dell Olds and Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Eakln went to
Portland Friday where Mrs Olds
entered the hospital for observa­
tion for a few days. Mr. and Mrs.
C A N D Y C IG A R S IC E C R E A M
* Eakln and Mr. Olds returned the
same evening.
Oft**
(Fani Ad»
the whiskey
that’s
J
Grass Valley - -
fo r I VERY
BUSINESS NEED
Sherman County Journal
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L u n c h s . f r D in n e r s
W lsple Panties with garters *
and lace trim.
(■reta, The Dalles
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Be sure to see the
If you
are buying or building a new home,
plan your financing carefully. A United
jyiew
States National Bank real estate loan pro­
vides "personalized” financing— tailored
to your individual requirements. N o brok­
erage fees or commission charges. Attrac­
tive terms and interest rates make United
States National Bank real estate loans the
easy way to buy, to build or refinance.
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SUPRIME
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N ext best th ing to put-
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THE DALLES BRANCH*
OF T H l
U N IT E D STATES
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for an even greatei th rill!
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