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PA G E 'S SHERM AN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON -FRID A Y , AUGUST 12, 1M8
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reunion.
Mr and M rs Leon M °°re and
tu
rned
from
Prineville
Monday
M r and Mrs Fred Morse, p a r
Dewey Thom pson was a t Oro
th e ir daughter M rs Gladys Mor e n ts of Mrs. B il l Hall, are here
after
having
been
th
ere
to at
ville,
W
ashington
Tuesday
and
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riso n left Thursday* for Cannon to v isit their daughter and fam on h is re tu rn watched w orkers tend the annual Crook county
B each to join Dr. and M rs W. ily fo r a few days. The Morses
dredge for the car th a t w ent pioneer picnic, of which she w as
N. Morse a t th e ir hom e near the hav6 been in Hawaii since 1342
through a ferry chain a d ay or queen a few y ears ago.
ocean for a vacation to last until and are finding this w eather
W IL L CLEAN: stoves, furnaces
Mr and Mrs A ndrew Paulson
two before.
The w ater was
an d chim neys. Joe Fagnon,
around the 20th ofAugust.
w
ere
in P ortland last F rid ay a t
m
uch
cooler
than
do
the
natives.
sw ift says „ Dewey and the car
Ph. 2478; 712 G arrison St.
,
Gordon McKee, son of Mr and
tending th e funeral of his a u n t
M
r
and
M
rs
Homer
G
rant
and
had
gone
dow
nstream
a
long
T he Danes.
41c g . ^ a n d ^ ' j a c k
« e "
Mrs” M? E. McKee of P ort.and,
CARD OF APPRECIATION
FO R SALE: F re sh heifers, Ou- ~ " c y a H X ^ s d a l e w«-e here w ho sI * n t the h arv est
8eas<?n daughter, Sydney, of Los A ngel way.
Mr and Mrs Tex Irzyk and
We take this m eans to th an k
eprI^
^
S
' l ’ 0? m £ W e S n X f r S ? P o r U a Z Hills- « « »
£ " e es, California, are guests this
w eek end of her sister, Mrs. son G ary w ent to S ptay T h u rs the very kind friends who aided
Phnn^ « 7
bo™ and The Dalles respective- ‘¿ I s year, left
f o r his hom e Collls Moore and family.
day to visit a day or tw o w ith us in so m any w ays during the
ler
,x-zc . ,y T h e v w w e ere
* M M o onday
ler Wasco,
W as , r n o n e a z /,
r e c checkhlg-
h e c k in s u u d p to
rn a y i evening
B orn: To Mr and Mrs Ronald her sister. M ary Eva is caring illness of our husband and fa
FOR LEA SE: Im plem ent, Gas, Qn(j ou^ how m uch w heat they
Mrs. E sta May
Powell was Pow ell, a son, August 9, In The for th e ir son Steven w hile they_
ther, Ted E v erett, especially the
F u el & F eed business. See R.
on th elr far
ln Sherm an h ere th e first of the w eek from Dulles hospital, name: R ichard are away.
Am erican Legion and Auxiliary.
H. McKean & Son, W asco,
BVU’ nrt„ „ fv county.
P o rtlan d to have her harv estin g H enry.
Mr and Mrs E lm er Meteer W e sincerely
appreciate t h e
Oregon
41c M r and M rs Mac Bull return- m achinery
m oved to H ardm an
M r and Mrs Francis W atkins w ere here to v isit w ith their helpfulness of T ed’s friends.
Salesm an W anted:
Local
Raw- Monday from Camp S herm an
In M orrow county to cu
M rs Ken Zachary
w ill leave soon for Indianapolis daughters,
Mrs Norm a E v erett
leigh b u sin ess available. S ta rt w here they had spent alm ost acres of w heat s e j y
. w h ere both will take p a rt in the and Mrs Jo h n Shipley. They live
and Lois A nn
im m ediately.
Route experi- tw o m onths on a vacation. They I ^ y Cochran, D a v d
, , national trap shoot.
at Jennings Lodge.
K en Zachary and fam ily drove
ence helpful b u t not required. m ay re tu rn later for another
J
Mrs Hazel Woods of D rain is
to K inzua last Sunday to visit visiting friends in Moro this
C ar necessary. W rite a t once week or. two of highland air.
t-h® outfit to ao* the
friends for th e day.
for
particulars.
Raw leighs,
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week. She has been a t C enter
M r and Mrs Cleo B arnum ville to see son Lyle and will
Dept. 81, Oakland 20, Cal.
an d son, E d d ie , came down from go to P rineville to t v isit son
41-3C
B end Saturday night bringing E than. A tea w as given in her
FOR SALE: 1938 M aster D e
his father, E. E. B arnum , who honor W ednesday afternoon by
luxe Chev. Dick Holdaway,
had been v is it in g th ere a couple M rs Ora Peetz and M rs Karl
41c
Moro.
of weeks.
L andstrom w hich was attended
M r and Mrs A rt Johnson by friends of Mrs Woods in
FO R SALE: 1938 Chev. 1V& ton
drove u p from Salem Sunday the county.
tru ck , bulk, stock & gravel
n ig h t a n d
returned Tuesday
racks. Com pletely recondition
m orning.
ed.
A rt W atkins, Phone 642,
M r and Mrs Bon C hristianson
„ W asco,
.
\
40c
left Saturday for th e ir vacation
FOR SA LE: Philco console ra
from th e bank.
dio and record player. 20 re
Mr and Mrs John
DeMoss
cords alm ost new. $125.00.
left Monday for W ashougal to
Mrs. Jam es Kolb, Moro Cof
?be a t th e bedside of h e r m other,
O rgeon
fee Shop.
44c
Wasco
J M rs. Nancy Beard, who is very
ill. T hey had entertained Mr HEAVY BARB W IRE
I F YOU WOULD L IK E TO
and M rs Homer DeMoss of E u
BORROW som e m oney w ith
W hile it lasts.
gene th e week end before leav
$7.95 a roll
w hich to buy som e land the
i n g . ,5 * 5
CHICKEN W IRE
T rav elers Insurance company
Mrs. Dar Shaw of Um atilla
WTOCK W IRE
w ill loan It to you at a ra te
and h e r daughter, Carol Fields, GALV. P IP E & FITTINGS
Ken
Zachary
of 4 percen t for farm land.
w ere here last week visiting
All sizes
See Giles F rench, Moro. •
friends. .-
ba th tu bs
W ANTED:
Reliable m an w ith
H a rry S h ie ld s and fam ily »re la v atories
»2.30 pt.
living in th e Eddy house while
c a r to serve 800 fam ily route.
ULONETS
he Is w orking for the- county s e p t ic ta n k s
W e finance you. W rite J. R.
$3.«O 5th
on th e roads. They came from
W atkins Co., 137 D exter Ave.,
HEWER P IP E &
P o rt Angeles, W ashington.
Seattle, W ash.
PLUM BING & WIRING
Mr and Mrs George Mitchell
CONTRACTORS
SPETIC TANKS pum ped and
left Sunday for Tacoma to spend S till h a v e som e good buys n
b u ilt C. F. Johnson, Phone 613
a few days visiting h er sister, floor model ranges, electric re
W hite Salmon, W ash.
tfn
R oberta pnd family.
frigerators, w ater heaters, etc.
Mr and Mrs Jack M atson and
CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING —
We Service Anything WeSelU
son are here from W ashington,
M eat cutting, w rapping, sharp
•
D.
C.
to
visit
aw
hile
w
ith
her
freeze. B ring them ln a n y dav
E lectric Pum ps for any
p aren ts, Mr and Mrs John Foss.
b u t Sunday. C & C Food Store,
Also
visiting
are
Mrs
Dorothy
depth w ell .
G rass Valley, Oregon.
21tfc
* H e llb e rg /a n d two children of
Izet
experienced
m en take
SHOE R E PA IR IN G —P ro m p t ser
A storia which gives the Foss
care
of
your
w ell
vice. Leave shoes a t Sm ith s
fam ily1 an opportunity for-a fam
H ardw are, G rass Valley. Glenn
P erry . .
C
FOR SALE— Now available for
Im m ediate delivery W 111 y s
Jeeps and four-wheel drive
pick-ups.
Complete
W illys
Overland line of panels, station
wagons and Jeep sters now
sensationally reduced in*prlce.
JV1
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"AT THE CAPITOL CITY
Contact W illis Motor Co., T hird
and Lincoln Sts., The Dalles,
Oregon.
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22tfc BA il Oh Al DISTILLERS PROD CORP., W. V. » PBQtn • 65% GRAih HLUIRAL Si I RITI
Moro News Tells
Of Visitors
Want Ad»
Patf
The
MSys ^ e UrTTopp
n er Sunday to pay a can on the
M erle Becket fam ily.
Sum m er cottons
special,
.» fill
are still on
have a good sel
ection.
GRETA, T he D alles
Paul K. Keller M.D.
EYE, EAR, NOSE & THROAT
C hapm an B uilding
The Dalles
Oregon
HOURS: 9 to 5, closed
Thursday afternoon
PH O NE 2170
U Y
S h u ttle
Board
The newest thing in social games
and a pleasant w ay to use some
See - - -
iy. R. Reid & Son
time while waiting for a stage, a
w ife or one obour good lunchs.
THE TAVERN
M41c
HOME!
FOR INSIDE Xi
USi
S tT T C K
C A S tC R
CHCAPtR
Enjoy the whiskey
. ’ -
thots
THE N E W
HARDBOARD
at ih Ma<
d’s Place
Kentucky Whiskey
-A Blend
“B e e fo ” O ’M eara, prop.
O F 1001 U SE S
«.O For wollboord
For wainscoting
.0 For built-in shelves
• O For partitions
For floors
■w-. 4
For sub-flooring
Eat, Drink ana
■ Be Merry
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For dosot liners
iCHAKO »'«xk« I« »•*<•« »hick*«»»*»
U/|*. 3/1»*, V4* to 4'« •' dto»«i»»to«w.
-Y o u ’ll save because CHARCO BOARD work»
oatior, construct» faster, take» any paint finish. Save money
now with . . .
at “B e e fo ’»”
CHAPCO BOARD
Mofo Lumber & Fuel
OPEN SUNDAYS
Wonderful
New
Comfort
are
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. . . , . . . . . . ->*
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. a__ 0 E w e s t car ever .made to
New Cemr.sUace.1
get into and out of. Women enter and leave
with dignity. Common aenae engineering ot
wider doorway», »nd natural step-in en-
trance, make I t teem absurd ever to have
to wrestle your way in and out of car.
j.
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Next Sunday is a big dag for Jeanne Determann
Sunday evening,» little after 8:30 o ’clock,
the announcer on the Standard Hour w ill
say. . .''N ow , a young artist we believe
if
has a great future in music will entertain
you—Jeanne Determann, soprano from
Los Angeles.”
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And Jeanne, who works as a secretary,
will sing for the first time with a great
symphony orchestra...for an audience o f
k
r
A ssociation , Paulena Carter, concert
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WM w Ck.IMt.Wrt,.«*»' W®
don’t fold you up like » 'V c k k rtd '-
You »it comfortably in »«at» the
height of your easy chaira at home.
Wn vo more headroom, legroom.
and shoulder room for you. And
I
that*« yours can also be theirs.
no other car ha» ever been so com
pletely engineered from the funda/" c"ta1’ “P
for your comfort, your convenience, your
peace of mind.
“■.¿if,
nearly a million people.
We don’t know what this chance will
- 'À
N ew Yorker 4-door >ed»n “ ‘/ i.c . . lccinN
PRESTOMATIC FLUID DRIVE- TRANSMISSION
New Sealer $N«rln«l In one
of the great advance® ®ince
the war, we give you new
’’center control’ steenna.
For the first time, tie rods
of equal length give you
balanced control. There’» no wheel fight. There •
p „ . e r road .u b ili.y , .« ¡ o r
•hock Ye*, and greater safety, to o ^ to r every
thing about this car is deigned for safer driving.
—W------
New SmoofHw Drtvlngl Chrysler’®
mighty Spitfire engine now has
Rtill higher compression for faster
acceleration, smoother response.
And along with its better all-
around performance goes an
amazing new Waterproof Ignition System
that’s exclusive with Chrysler. You can
drive through high water but it won t » a .
You get quicker starting, even in dampest
weather, smoother idling, longer life.
,
RuW OW*«
-,
Created by
mean to Jeanne, but similar Sunday even-
. ings have been very important in the
careers o f many singers and musicians—
Claramae Turner, contralto, and Jerome
Hines, basso, both with the Metropolitan
Opera Company, Dorothy Warenskjold,
soprano with the San Francisco Opera
il?
— drive without thifhng
pianist, and others.
For it is our policy on the oldest o f all
symphony network broadcasts to help
talented young people whenever possible
. . . so that, from time to time, the hour
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*Ths Standard How ." fcSO p.m - Sunday. NBC
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