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PACE *3 SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON
Moro
FRIDAY, JUNE 23, IMO
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GRASS VALLEY FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
A. L. Kinmer, pastor
YOUNG PEOPLE’S SINGSPIRA I ION
Following evening service
“NOW IS THE TIME”
11:00 a.m.
«i IN THE NAME OF CHRIST”
8:00 p.m.
Miss Priscilla Melzer having WANTED:
Custom threshing,
finished her freshman year at with 20 feet John Deere, ready
Oregon State College, Corvallis, anytime.
Marcus ” Eslinger,
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34-5p
has returned home to spend her
Grass Valley,
vacation working at the Moro
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Grain Growers office again this w
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1000 family
route. Exceptional
summer.
anr
opportunity for good incomes at
Mrs. Maggie Barnuhr returned
start. Write The J. R. Watkins
Monday from a few days visit
Company, 137 Dexter Avenue,
U r t to* Condon.“ ™ F ran k le > d ’
Seattle,'9, Washington. 33-38c
P h il Metschan Invites
Eastern Oregon Friends
to stop a t the
ROOSEVELT
Mr. and Mra. Claude Thomp- F0R SALE: 320 Acres’ modern
home,
machinery & livestock,
son of Pomona, California, arriv
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clover
for seed, also al­
ed last week to remain in Oregon
falfa
and
grain
crops -113.5
for the summer months visiting
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water
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Ag
$6500.00
milk
relatives here and in Salem and
sales 1949; also. 13,000 A. well
Eugene.
Claude a n d Dewey
watered, good grass, on high-
Thompson went to Spokane
way, 800 A. for grain with 1950
Monday to get a h<frse belonging
crop.
H. L. Morris, Broker,
to Claude.
Tygh
isrnesv Eslinger
tuninger was taken
u*a.en to
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Ernest
the hospital last Friday night FOR SALE— Now available for
immediate delivery W 111 y s
from the Father-Son banquet
and remained there until Thurs­ Jeeps and four-wheel drive
pick-ups.
Complete
Willy s
day for treatm ent
Overland line of panels, station
Mr. and Mrs. Cldye Gillnxor
came home Sunday from Port­ wagons and Jeepsters now
land where he had been attend-. sensationally reduced in price.
Contact Willis Motor Co., Third
Ing the Masonic Grand lodge
ana Lincoln Sts., The Dalles,
for several days.
Oregon.
22tf c
A drivers iiveiwe
license cx«uuiv.
examiner
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will be on duty in Moro Tues- c u s t o m SLAUGHTERING —
day June 27, at the courthouse
Meat mitttncr
cutting, wranDina.
wrapping, sharp
between the hours of 10 a. m.
freeze. Bring them in any dav
but Sunday. C A C Food Store,
and 3 p. m.
Grass Valley, Oregon.
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'Mr. and Mrs. John M. DeMoss
left Hansville, Washington Tues- FOR SALE: 1947 Dodge Pick-up
day to attend the funeral of
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John DeMoss, De
Ira Coin, father of Mrs. Ezra
Mogs gprlng8i Oregon.
34-5p
Barker^ . at St
Ytett" M FOR s a l e :
C ed ar P o 8 ts 2 7 c
day. They expect to vi
Highway —
at
Vn Evergreen
L iv e lle r à
Moro before returning to Hans-
Underwood, Wash. Underwood
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Rev. H. Gravenor states there
was no church church service
last Sunday because of the con­
ference, but regular service will
be resumed next Sunday at the
Wasco Methodist church.
B E E F O ’S
when in the course of the day
vouv
spot of coffee or something
Beefo’s~
Beefo’s
at y o u r f in g e r t ip s . . .
W ith the McCormick N o . 125-SPV «pmbine you have
fo il command o f your harvest. You are master of every
crop and harvest condition. You can b a r e st faster and
e a s ie r -o p e n held» w ithout w a ste -a a 'e more gram.
.Y ou ride in comfort above foe dust. >ou see where
you are going and what you are doing You ~ n
the w ork o f foe header below you, or check the con­
tents o f foe iow-m ounted tank behind you. A ll controls
are right at your fingertips. A touch on foe hydraulic
control lever instantly adjusts the platform cutting
height. Depress the clutch pedal and the machine halts,
but the separator keeps right on running to clear io e lt
Four forward speeds and on e reverse give jk > u the right
w orking speed for every field condition and a fast travel
FIR ST EDITION
Wasco County. Follies
SK ITS
‘♦When The Clrcns Came To
T ow n ”, ’‘The MwMing of The
Painted Doll" and “The WewUrn
ADM. AduHs 50c; Children 6-12
year« 20c; Children 5 years
A under 19c. ,
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the whiskey
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A/ama
$2.30 PC Ì
3.60 4-5 qt.
KENTUCKY W H IS K E Y -A BLEND,
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J. K. McKean Company I
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H o w your service g r o w s m ore useful as w e add n ew telep h o n es
W elcom e
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HE’S MAKING YOUR TELEPHONE A BETTER BARGAIN.
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New Yerk
Moke tastier drinks
and see us.
tpontored by O dd-Fctlow t
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The Roosevelt Hotel faces the
beautiful Park blocks, y et is
only a short distance from the
downtown shopping
area and
< ju st a few steps from the thea­
ters, the Portland Art Museum,
Public U b rary, . Federal Court,
County Court House, and other,
points of interest.
And you don’t have to set foot
outside the hotel to enjoy the
fin est ” food in Portland.
The
fam ous
I/A h b e
French W ine
Restaurant, serving In the Con­
tinental manner, adjoins the ho­
tel lobby.
Stop with us next tim e you are
In Portland and ’ you w ill find
we are fulflllllng our prom ise to
make
th e
Roosevelt
H otel
“PORTLAND'S BEST’’’
Cordially,
Phil M etschan,
Prom otion Manager
Iward A.
A. F
Fettig,
President
Edward
ettig, President
Mr». K. A. Fettig. Manager
speed between jobs.
W e’ll be glad to tell you more about the out­
standing features o f fo b year j , model. Come iu
V YFYITAD ITXKl
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GRIFFITH & MEEKE
Wasco & Hillsboro
The Metaehann (including duu
ghter and her huwhand, Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Fettig) are putting
three generations of hotelkeep­
ing experience into making the
R oosevelt the place to sta y in
Portland.
with a McCormick No. 125-SPV Combine
JUNE 29
Herman Co-operative Grain Grws
Wasco,
Phone 231
►sympathy or celebration, come in and have a
THE DALLES, OREGON
Phone 3729,
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something very good or very bad and need
W ell Drilling Contractor
Grass Valley Pavilion
8 p.m. Standard Time
Your Harvest Profit
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DORIN WILBURN
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Forty talented children ages
from 2 years upward presenting
all types of dancing, including
tantalizing acrobatics, and beau
tiful baU^t and toe dancing
Guarantee
At the CAPITAL CITY, Moro, O regon
We extend our sincere thanks
to the friends and neighbors who
helped us during the illness and
at the funeral of our mother,«
Mrs. Anne Busse. You were very
friendly.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Busse
DELIG H TFUL
Insure Against LOSS
by FIRE or HAIL
Protect Your Year’s income -
CARD OF TH ANK S
THREE
anteed by Portland’s oldest
Company. Eight exposure roll
developed and one Jumbo-print
each 35c. 1 exposure roll 50c
16 exposure roll 65c. Reprints
4c each. Send coin. Jumbo
Print -Co. Box 4175J, Portland
8, Oregon
31-tfn
door. With or without stock
Mercantile Co., Phone 3711.
and equipment Phone Odell
31-39c
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3512. R t 1, Box 665, Hood
FOR SALE: 38 Acre irrigated
River, Oregon
33-34p
farm, all in Ladino clover and MISC. FOR SALE: Kodak films
grasses, plenty of free water
developed. Master Jumbo King
for irrigation and domestic
size prints. Fastest service in
use. Two modern houses, high­
Portland and satisfaction guar­
way frontage, school bus by
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Transportation, hotel ac-
commodations'and special
sightseeing— all included
for one low costl
Coll your Greyhound Agent
THE TAVERN
Phone 731
Moro, Oregon
es warn
g r e yh o u n d
travel bureau
«th and Taylor »to.
Portland 4, Oregon
UH. Morris A <*.
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W h e n you drive into our service
department, the man who greets you is
ac proud of* your Pontiac as you are.
He knows you bought your Pontiac
because of its reputation for fine per­
formance and dependable, economical
long life—and he aims to protect that
reputation.
Next time your Pontiac needs service,
depend on our factory-trained me­
chanics, specialized equipment and
factory-engineered parts. You’ll find
our service is every bit as good as that
wonderful Pontiac you drive.
YOUR VACATION CHECK LIST
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compioto chock and report at all worfclnp vnW. at
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Protect Yoor Pontiac
w ith Pontiac S o ro ka
— chock Hy<ke-M a«c Buld
ten md Intpnct coaling tyctem.
Com« In tor a "Chetk-Up" Today I
ARSTILL M O N R O E PONTIAC, IN "
OREGON
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1. In «he ten busie« year, we wer h
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population jumped more than ty p
phone service grew even faster . . . the number ol
telephones at work p the West has doubled And
we built this new system in the face of
postwar costs. ..for we (an t, in contrast w i A m o w
businesses, defer the addition of plant ,uat because
the cost is high.
3 As a part o f a bigger system, your telephone
is s bigger value today...pamcularly when youi con-
aider the low rates you pay for .“ wl* j L? X e e n
tance telephone rates actually decreased «rwe«?
1940 and 1946. And, while the increases in fool
and long distance rates since 1946 va7«
for the territory we serve has been only 27.I* * “ “ ,
Your telephone still gives you a big value for your
budget dollar. It's, one of today s best bargains.
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community to make sure you can call
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