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5 SH E R M A N
COUNTY
JO U R N A L , MORO, OREGON
M o ro Personals
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Hrivon,
Win be in M o r o t ^ y X T
T h ir d & U n io n St.
D a lles
P a in t
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Oregon
W a llp a p e r
• |V e n e tia n
Grange«,
O re g o n
W heat
G E N E R A L P A IN T (PRODUCTS
H ea v y K ote • o n e coat fin ish
F le x - C olorful decorator
R a y o n lte, w ash ab le am ooth finish
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Republican Women will meet at days although his advanced age
the Moro Woman’s club building
Monday, October 30 at 2 p. nu
with Mrs. Frank von Borstel
in charge o f th e meeting.
All
those interested in the coming
elections are requested to come.
Mrs. Harry Pinkerton announ­
ces that the women of the Com­
munity church will give a waf­
fle supper and bazaar at the
church election day evening from
five to eight. The supper will be
in the dining room in the base­
ment. At the bazaar booths con­ Farmers Union says . . .
taining fancy work, food, candy
UPHOLD the 1 9 4 9 L egislature’s
and flower roots and seeds will
L IB E R A L
be on sale.
Chris Taylor, who will be 85
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PENDABLE
years old November 6, Is In the
aid egi «(¡Jhinie law
Emanuel hospital in Portland.
He is resting comfortably most
1. I t brings F ederal m oney to
O regon.
of the time and may be removed
2. I t guarantees a decent liv>
to a nursing home within a few
Mrs.
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enables
the family
to limit
the cost
to its needs or wishes.
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It is legal, workable, keeps
aid - to - old - folks out of
politics. '
VOTE 3 0 8
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W AYNE
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N o v . «, to 11. W il l be in W asco
N o v . 7 a n d in K e n t & G ra s * V a l­
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PuWlc Welfare Educarte« CewoiiHee
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F O R S A L E : Seven room hous’ in M o io ,
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h ill basement,
VOTE 314 X YES
oil hot w ater heat, hot water
tank, graded streets, new paint and shingles
Bi Partiaaa CommWtee
since 1 9 4 6 , co m p letely Insulated, sidewalks,
S m ^ ^ p T b l a i i ^ S o t e t , Salem , O re g o a
How do you like
our new shingle?
priced as an investment.
C arroll S a y n , M o ro
Beefo’s
B eefo ’s
may m ake his recovery slow.
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Wiley of
Hermiston were recent visitors
at the home of her mother, Mrs.
J. C. Freeman.
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at the home of
HftfiTOOOB»
' Mr and Mn< w.W. Gearhart
WCT' to
Don Miller, son of Mr and
Mrs. Vernon Miller, was injured
last Friday in a grade school
football game between Rufus
and Moro youths. He was taken
to the hospital but released the
next day.
Paul May was taken to the
hospital Wednesday morning in
much pain and the exact reason
for it was not determined imme­
diately. He is said to be resting
easier.
Bom: To Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy
Johnson, October 25. at Van­
couver, Wn., a son. Coach John­
son left early in the morning,
reti m ing Thursday to take the
team to Arlington.
Twenty women attended the
meeting of the American Legion
forward looking member« a i both m ajor
political partie«.
B lin d s
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, ion hall November ?reek ^ ” 4. ’ K
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8 All members are urged
The Sherman County
come and help make arrange-
ments for a bazaar, also to bring
^m ething for the gift box at
the shop
veterans’ hoe-
p iu l from which the veterans
pick out suitable gifts for their
Christmas giving.
D on’t be misled by special interests
who hope to control the legislature
for their own selfish ends. T he
Balanced Plan is endorsed by • • •
Oregon Journal, O m p » V,
Farm Bureau Fédération.
lkana. League of O rq p n C<
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sale of the Crook County Here- In the French Rivera port of
ford association which he said Toulon last week.
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wfli a crrwx) o f ia
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President Mollie McLachlan of
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Adam s P aint Store
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F R ID A Y , OCTOBER 27, 1930
bef 31, at the courthouse between Dalles early Tuesday morning
«he hours of 10 a. m. and 3 p. n , by Norrnan Fieids. H i was found
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Kenneth Martin of Kent re- nnAratV ? m F^ fiet^ renln ff
H.
>rts the sale of three registered
ports
William M. McDonald, seaman,
Hereford - bulls, for an average
USN,
Rufus, is on the destroyer
price of $540, a t the range bull
sale in Prineville last week. The USS John R. Pierce, which was
sale was well attended and the
average price high, giving evi­
dence of an increased demand for
good range bulls.
Mr. Martin
will have two more bulls at the
Midco-sale here In Moro, Novem­
ber 2 and X
The Sherman County Sunday
School Rally will be held at the
Kent church’ Sunday afternoon,
October 29. There will be a pot
luck dinner at 1:30 and a pro­
gram following the dinner in
which all the Sunday schools of
Where would Oregon and the
the county will have a part.
less populous Western states
A r t Christianson went to
be today had not the U.S. Con­
Prineville Saturday to see the
stitution wisely provided a n a -
tional BALANCED PLAN,
giving each s ta te two senators
D O R IN W IL B U R N
and apportioning the House
by population? The Oregon
W e ll D rillin g C o n tra c to r
Baladted Plan follows the same
THB DAIGLES, OREGON
time-tested American principle.
TAKE AFFOmOMMOrr
Phone 3729. — 5*8 w - 7thSt
out or Founcs
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BEEFO’S
new h eadquarter» for G e n e ra l
Automatic Heating Equipment.
O ur new appointment is a big event for you.
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At the CAPITAL CITY, Moro, Oregon
A T T R A C T IV E
TERM S
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PROM PT S E R V IC E
S ta n d a rd
place to meet your
friends is almost as impor- (
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In s u r a n c e C o .
H OM E O P F IC E
SIX 8. W. W aahinxton
P h o n e A T 4331
I t mean» th a t G e n e ra l E le c tric H e a tin g
E qu ipm ent is a v a ila b le — rig h t n o w — rig h t
her» in your own community. It means that
you now have our organization at hand to
inatall G-B equipment— and keep it serviced.
W e welcome the chance of telling you l>er-
•onally just why G-E heating 1» ’ iuat right
There are a lot of thing» you w ill want to
know about coat, installation, how the equip­
ment work», and why it work» better.
A phone call or
the answer».
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P o rtla n d , O regon
yoar
a
poet card w ill bring you
C l 0E FSM» s o s a
Eastern Oregon Electric Company
W asco, O re g o n
Straight Bourbon Whiskey • 86 Proot
National Distillers Products Corpo^at’on. N Y.
Phone 761,
Beefo’s
B e e /o ’s
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READ T H I ADVERTISING PR O H IBITIO N
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CAKIFUILY BEFORE YO U
VOTE»
T h is measure implies a restriction on the
advertising of alcoholic beverages only!
Because this measure would conflict w ith
fédérai laws, i t would mean to ta l prohibition.
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T he effect, therefore, would be complete pro­
h ib itio n of a ll advertised brands of alcoholic
beverages in Oregon!
D O N ’ T BE T R IC K B D
IN T O
P R O H IB IT IO N
See H -driva H. . . thara’» built-in volu* all H i. way through!
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Why h the
Rising costs and devalued dollars
BASIC
Oregon voters, approved in 1946.
SCHOOL FUND
T increase
upset the support plan
you, the
Imperial . . . every powerful, gleaming inch of it. Imperial . . . It b the only
word that come* to mind when you see the luxurious fabrics and
appointments inside. Imperial . . . b the way you fee, as individual motors
raise and lower your window*. Imperial. . . b the only word that describes
your command of the road as you drive. Imperial by Chrysler is the whoBy^
new car that is setting a new goal for every family with
the taste and the experience in motor car* to recog­
nize unrivaled built-in value all the way through.
,t is the fint car In America to make no compromise
with quality . . . the only car to consider if you
want the finest. We ll welcome an opportunity to let
FwncfMNal OvdflH — fu ll room fo r your hood. !• « * . «houldjon. Eo«y Io
• n u r ond i J X l S o /. C o o rd H y d ro o lk S r o io r -o m o o th e r »tops.
C h rysler’s A d v a n ta g e s
In C om fort and S a fe ty
»It n o tu ro lly H e fo F y to u W h a ^ r * o n
lira« a fto r blowout» a t norm al »pood». D oublo-w rdth A rm
A d v a n ta g e s o f C h rysler’»
Fhdd Drtve
A utom atic C oo r S h if tin p -w lt h full contr«^ of your carl Dottor t r a e , -
- W a r on »lippory rood». Caovonionco of dutch for oai.or pa
j.
Slow or fn « m a J p o o d . - - r . d u c d no«»o, w o ar. Sovo. oa»ol.nol Dnvo .
I n high wbilo othor» drive in low In traffic.
W a te rp ro o f
IpNction— prevent»
»tolling
longor. fr fc a u r t
V tdve
g rin ding l Full Flow
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local At present it is 31% state,
IM P E R IA L
port as it was intended.
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PRATT MOTOR CO., W asco, O regon
First and Biggs Streets
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rain
Soot f n r a r t ^ r e d u c e
OH Filter— keep«
simply help balance-school sup­
Necessary?,
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Cfcem koffy Tro e ted C yfiinfer W o i» — fo r 8 ^ » ^ * • « ' • f ,o °
_ h . l p , J im in o to vib ratio n. S u p e rfie ljb -d F a r f - c d u c fr^ H o n . last
school support be 50% state, 50%
69% local. This measure w ill
Rest
— fo r arm choir comfort.
A d v a n ta g e s o f C h rysler’s
H igh C om p ression
S p itfire E nglnel
A t that time it was intended that
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need
for
oil d e a n longerl
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