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JOURNAL. MORO. OREGON
COUNTY
Gherm an (County TJonrual
Happy day!
Early Thursday morning ap
proximately two inches of snow
fell on the ground, and was
there to greet the people as they
awakeped from sleep. It was a wet
snow, and the cars which had
“nobbles” could get around, but
otherwise chains were required-
The goose hunters had fun that
day too, with bucking the snow.
The snow left peacefully, not
jH e v ru (Ç lirts fm
Editor
Giles Ij. French
.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 22
midday; if he be a golfer he
look forward to that excuse
getting out in the sun.
Published Every Friday at
Moro, Oregon
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES
ONE YEAR - --------------— 1
duly appointed, qualified and
acting Administratrix
of the
estate of the above named de
ceased, at the- office of Geo. G.
Updegraff, Moro, Oregon, within
six months from the date of
this notice, to wit: December ft,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
1950.
All persons h a v in g . claims
Margaret Blau
against the estate of Kenneth Geo. G. Updegraff,
W. Blau, deceased, are hereby Attorney for Administratrix
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5-SC
causing any trouble with drifts;
and it was about gone by the
first of the week.
A rain fell
during the night Saturday and
early Sunday which hastened the
snow on its way.
THE TAVERN
DFX'EMBKR
To Our Clients
rnum
MERRY CHRISTMAS
Until next Monday we will
all go about our daily rounds
saying “Merry Christinas” to
our friends. We will mean it. It
is the season for friendliness
and for good wishes and it is a
pleasant season, would that it
could be extended.
We send millions of cards all
of which say in one w ay or an
other,
Merry Chri^tmlas and
Happy New Year.
Even that
part of those cards that are en
gendered by commercial instincts
stems from good wishes.
It is
one of our few times for taking
an interest in our fellow man as
an individual.
Interest in Christmas presents
declines with age and the plea
sure of giving takes place of the
childish glee at receiving. There
is no age limit on wishing the
neighbors well, in hoping that
their day is rtierry and their
Filing of yonr 1950 Income Tax returns
before December 31, 1950 may produce
substantial tax savings
ENJOY THIS
Georg Wernmark
At this time may we extend
to all of you. our best wishes
tor Christmas and a Prosper-
n il« a n d
to send season’s greetings
H aD D V
ACCOUNTANT
Auditor — Incom e Tax
Municipal
New Year.
T
F r o m w h e r e I s i t ... i y J o e M a r s h
Here's A n
Expert" E xam ple!
A rstill-M o n ro e Pontiac, Inc
to the Sheriff’« Office and
r Main S t-net parking
M ERRY
. ¿Afe
upped up again, we an-
Btrict one-hour parking
l*olicy. nr swore in extra deputies
to enforce it-
We also sent over to the State
Capitol for a traffic expert, to give
us pointers. He turned out to. be
real helpful— spent a whole after
noon with us talking about zoning
and such. And when he left the
building he found a ticket on his
car for overtime parking 1
Could have gotten sore, I guess
— or asked ua to “ fix” the ticket.
But instead, he insisted on going
M erry
( Christmas
This should t»c the
day of the year been
the shortest one. From now
civ blessed months thf
crease in leng’ T and
comes closer with eac
Early watchers of th
found out years atfb th:
started northward at
and they never failed t<
the event The celebr
often associated with religion
Probably the sun m eant nv
to men when they lived in
than it does when they live
furnace heated houses or
south With the birds. The pre
ise of warm sun on his ha
Irnck had a real meaning for 1
prognathous person who has
dint of talking and Pljnn
evolved himself Into a fastldK
General
The Dalle«, Oregon
D IA L 2724
Suite 506-7-8-11-12
U. S. N ational Bank Bldg. .
We will be closed all day
Dee. 24, 25, 31 & Jan. 1
SHORTEST DAY
—
for you and
From where I ait, it’s good to
know people, like that young fel
low, who refuse to be treated any
different than anyone else. City
people and farmers— thoae of ns
who prefer cider and those who’d
ralner have a cool glass of temper
ate beer,—we’re all entitled to the
same privileges. That is. so long a*
what we do doesn’t conflict with
the Lw of the land.
‘M a lt#
Straight Bourbon Whiskey • 86 Prool
National Ostillers Products Corporation, N Y
H appy N e w Y ear too
M ay & Son
ante see onr collection oflovely
Interiuitional Sterling patterns,
s hove o rnoqn|hceni assortment of beautiful
t
•m otional Sterling — including the two newest
fh
newest designs — youthful, modern Blossom lim e
(with its balanced place setting — ask to see ill),
traditional, charming Brocade. And we have ever-
so-many other International favorites, too.
X R. ANDERSON
Mrsss Vs Her. Phone 232
Do come in and see us soon. You’ll find Interna
tional Sterling prices reasonable. Place setting
prices for other patterns may vary slightly.'
,
REITH M DONALD
Wasco, Phone 55*’
A P ro d uct of Stondord Oil
Com pany of C a lifo rn ia
The N a tiv ity
high in th*» heaven.
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be told
oh
a special broadcast of
"NORTHWEST NEIGHBORS”
For this Christinas season, your “ Northwest Neighbors”
radio program will return for a special broadcast. . .
the occasion is the sixteenth annual presentation of
A JOLLY
CMRISTAM
“ The Story of the N ativity.”
This program, long an institution in Pacific North
west radio, is being returned this year as our way of
t-plece Po<* wMii»« b
and A H appy Ne\A
Douma's Market
p a c if ic
asten to "THE STORY OF THE NATIVITY”
7:30 P. M., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 22
MERRY ( HKISTMAH
Build for yourself a strong box,
Fashion each part with care
When it’s strong as your harfd
can make it,
Put all your troubles there;
Hide there all thought of your
failures,
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And each bitter cup that you
quaff;
Lock all your heartaches within
Then
POW ER A N D L I G H T C O M P A N Y
LAY CARLISLE, Jewel
.THE DALLES, OREGON
\
wishing you a very M erry Christmas.
KOIN . . .
KODL
KBND
KYAK
THE DALLES
............ BEND
. . . YAKIMA
PORTLAND
K A S T ............... ASTORIA
KUJ . . . WALLA WALLA
KIHR . . . . HOODRfVER
SUNDAY, DECEMBER
it on the lid and laugh
KRCO
KREW
KW RC
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W W » MAM IN m t V I. A.
, . . PRINEVILLE . . .
. . . SUNNYSIDE . . .
. . . PENDLETON . . .