Sherman County journal., February 22, 1952, Page 3, Image 3

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JO U R N A I.,
MORO, OREGON
F R ID A Y , F E B R U A R Y 22, 1952
Randolph ISam) Cook and Ar- m ention fo r the Sigma Delta C h i
nold Bodker o f the extension rotating trophy.
service were in tow n
Wednes-
attend
1>un
a t« a resident
day to a
ttend the PM A meeting.
lk
,n " w ’ ,ie
Iteat,
res hie n t o f e arly
W a . Tom Monroe, deputy coun- daY Sherman county, was buried
ty clerk, underw ent m a jo r sur- Tuesday. February 12, at Rest
8erY at The Dalles hospital Feb Raven cem etery in Eugene. He
ru a ry 15. She is reported to be had been 3 resident there fo r
recuperating s a tis fa c to rily .
many years p rio r to his death
Moro Personals
Mrs. George W ilc o x w rite s
fro m
Phoenix,
Arizona,
th a t
th e y w ill be s ta rtin g fo r Oregon
and borne th is week. They have
enjoyed Phoenix b u t found it
m uch colder there th is season
than iaat voa-
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also there
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-Mr. and
W avn“ lfe le n r
Mr
and u ™
u
» .„ ^ a re the parents o f a son? Stephen
M
born February 11 at the
and MY. and Mrs. Charles F u lto n
Dalles hospital. M rs ’ M elser and
send w ord th e y are fly in g d i­
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' ne‘
returned
to
th
e ir r
rect fro m H o n o lu lu to P ortland In fa n t son
home Saturday.
uandparents
F e b ru a ry 19.
M r. and Mrs. Carl M elzer « m e
Mrs. F lo ra Getchell of Eugene Sunday fro m th e ir home at Day-
came home w ith M r. and M rs ., ton and M r
Melzer re turned
H o w a rd Conlee Sunday fro m the- Tuesday w h ile Mrs. Melzer stay-
in
♦
k d .
O ftlln h e
iln
lA n n -n n
1 ra
l i n r i tr n ip
to t the
valley. She plans OZ1
cd fo r a I w t ’ H h ile
longer ♦ to help
to spend several, days v is itin g w ith the new grandson.
her sister, Mrs. Conlee, before
Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Roberson
her
son jo rn e s, to re tu rn her were hosts Saturday evening at
home.
.
~a d in n er p a rty before the Ju n io r
.
.
P rom at the school house Twen-
Mrs. W ily K n lg h te n made a t
BUe<?ts were x>rese n t
’**|T*P to U'ood R iv e r F rid a y to
b rin g
her daughter, Anajean Mr. and MYs. Clare A x te ll have
. / : home fo r the week end to recu- returned td Moro a fte r spending
perate fro m a case o f the flu .
several weeks in The Dalles
M n a n d M - S p r a g u e C a rte r
F£ “
,r e
oP 'pendleton were v t a X
at the
home
' 'i j a n d a ''" "
one nla a -ri lh * H awaiian Island(5-
T o m m y Thompson
n ig h t fast week
a .
m
i.
5 e?u?e ^ . . S ! r l l " ge^
t
sident o f th e C ouncil o f Repub­
lican Women, and Mrs. F rieda
Peterson, vice chairm an o f the
state central com m ittee, - were
here Monday n ig h t w h ile cover-
ln g eastern Oregon c o u n tie s 'd n
_
behalf o f th e ir p a rty. They m et
’ w ith a group at the hotel th a t
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. C a rro ll
SayTs
'*• re tu rn e d Wednesday fro m
A ri-
zona and C a lifo rn ia where they
spent w h a t
should have been
the cold months.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W , Blagg w ill
be hosts
F rid a y n ig h t at the
Grass V alley Odd-Fellows
hall
to friends who come to- greet
Mr. and Mrs. G erald Blagg. ^re
cently wed
y
M rs Francis W a tkin s o f Waaco
has been selected fo r the th ird
consecutive year on the A..-Am
erican Trapshooting team by
Sport's A fie ld and on the cham-
plonship team, by the Pacific in-
te r national T rapshooting lassoci-
atlon.
t
make o u t
taxes,
th e ir
state
income
flic com m itteem en fo r assistance
to farm ers were, soil w aterw ays,
Nmetsen. conservation practic- erosion and stock w ater dams,
Mrs. Don DeMoss le ft F rid a y
fo r P hoenix, A rizona, to re jo in es were adopted fo r the 1952 A C ? establishm ent o f contour and
her husband a fte r spending a few Practice paym ent handbook by cross slope s trip cropping, con­
weeks here because of the-AU- county^and co m m u n ity DMA com to u r and cross slope farnung,
ness and d e a th ko f her
m other, nutteedien and oth e r interested seeding perm anent pastures, con,-
com petitive plants oh
Mrs. W illia m Edwards.
farm ers Wednesday at the couiv tro l of
’ ' ’ «ty courthouse.
Perennial weed range, and wells, springs, w ater
Tbe Muro W om an’s d u b met
O fr. and Mrs. B ill
Sandberg co n tro l was a g a to g iv e Q a p rio r storage fa cilitie s, and dams fo r
T hursday afternoon in the Moro have moved in to their^house in ity fo r paym ent by com m ittee livestock.
the
men.
e«.mmj,n»«y_ c h u rch social room . M oro w h ich was v acated • by
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I^a rry W a rre n fa m ily last week.
A llocation to Sherman county
Karl Gentry was director.
the
1952
ACP program
The "w S -ld Day o f P ra ye r",
C ounty Judge C. A. Tom is ,n fo r
Last year 217 L ose liuknhek
sponsored b y the N ational Coun- Good S am aritan hospital in Port-
to »ho
county.
c ll of Churches w ill be h e ld Feb- land and w ill be confined there
Tw o hundred seventeen Oregon
, uarv 29 at 2:00 p. m. in the u n til next week, reports his spn Perennial weed co n tro l took the d rive rs had d riv in g licenses sus­
largest paym ent
d u rin g
1951
Moro
w ith the
A lle n .
pended d u rin g
January
a fte r
w ith 80 farm ers receiving $29,-
church
f h
t
co u rt
convictions
o f d riv in g
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¡¡¿ tliig * E
vervone
is L reeti" to at-
W e stm in iste r F e llo w sh ip w ill 200 assistance in a p p lyin g 200,-
w h ile intoxicated «and reckless
tenrt
‘lo
ooriPtv meet
at 5:30
the church. 000 pounds sodium chlorate and d riv in g .
w ill be host
Dean M a rtin w ill lead the dis- 5000 pounds 2,4-D fo r co n tro l o f
The suspensions were handed
cussion on “ Leisure T im e ’’ w hich m orning g lo ry , Russian knap- out by Secretary of State’s o f­
M-r and Mrs. W. W. G earhart was scheduled to r last Sunday, weed, and w h ite top..
fice. w h ig h also re p o rte d sus­
and a0 *1- John, le ft ifcinday fo r b u t due to a bad snow storm
Farm ers d e sirin g to participate pensions o f 19 licenses fo r fa il­
C a lifo rn ia to v is it relatives and the young people were dismissed in the 1952 A C P program m ust
ure to report -an accident and
attend
a
church
conference, early. Douglas A liev w ill have
contact the P M A office fo r prl-
11 fo r vio la tio n o f the basic rule.
They expect to be back fo r,th e
the devotions ,
-
o r approval and recommends-
The office said m otor vehicle
church
services
n e xt Sunday
tlons. Perm anent type practices
were
convicted
of.
Mrs. A.
H. B arnum is keeping B e g inning Tuesday at
7:30 and wUI receive engineering service operators
2,783 m oving tra ffic violations
5 & T ^ I n T 'w lS
K Z - b X
c J T » I ^ I ^ S l n £ *
8° "
d u rin g the m onth, a slig h t in ­
crease o ve r the num ber recorded
^ ' ‘ ¡1
‘
C r° P re* “ U* mana8e,nent
accepted by com m itteem en. in
_ December.
' a lla y d u rin g the absence o f the- They w ill begin w ith the study
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o f the life o f Peter.
l ^ s t year $8,100 was paid fo r
ir parents.
trashy fa llo w to
30 farm s on
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w Burns
Giles
French drove to
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13.500
acres.
Rates
of paym ent
Monday to meet w ith groups o f < ARO ° F T H A N K S
„ y * fo r th is practice are $1 per acre
H arney county citizens th a V d h y
I w a a t to te ll the people of fo r 2000 pounds. 75 cents per
a n ti Tuesday^
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co m m u n ity how thank-; acre fo r 1000 pounds and 50 cents
w w w w v \^ w w v w v w v w \
A state income
ta x advisor fu l I am fo r iW rpleasant remem- per acre fo r between 750 and
wiH
at tile ro u r t house in brances w h ile I was In the hos- 1000 pounds o f straw per acre on
By Roger M ille r
the surface.
^ o ro . March 3 fro m 10:00 a. m. p lta l
u
n
til
a
Mrs. John E. DeMoss
O ther practices
accepted
by
The L io n s club of The Dalles
u n til 3:00 p. m. to help taxpayers
w ill again sponsor the annual
d is tric t 6«B basketball j to u rn a ­
m ent In The Dalles, M arch 5-8.
I'.MA
MAKES
R E V IE W S
Gaines will get underw ay at
0:00 a. nt. Wednesday, and the
Moro H uskies
w ill p la y th e ir
firs t game w ith
St. M a ry ’s at
G:30 p. m. i f c o n tin u a lly v ic to rl-
ou.*».‘ they w ill play the w in n e r of
the Cascade Locks-^ondon game
at 7 30 j), in, T hursday and at
9;0d p. m. F rid a y and Saturday
nights
fo r
the cham pionship.
A d u lt season ticke ts fo r ail
tournam ent garne^, w ill lie $3.00,
and student season ticke ts w ill
sell fo r $1.50.
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4 I t C LU B M E E TS
By Wilma Gentry
The 4 H
sew ing
clubs
m et
February 18 in re g u la r session.
- N ina Belshee and Eva K irk e lle
led the group in a sCng and c lu b
y«iu
.
Mrs. Paul Fraser, leader o f the
firs t yqar members, was absent
l>ecause her daughter, Ronda,
was home w ith a cold.
The firs t year group are do­
ing .hand w o rk on t|»elr bead
scarfs. The second ye a r group
are s ta rtin g Tv«»t dish holders.
Joan La-.lu is the only th ird
year .member «inrt «he is m aking
a s k irt
Moro School News
County Doings For February Include Grading Road
KNAPP SHOES
Complete Spring Line
MOW ) HO TEL
F e b ru a ry
( '.
( A H I,
25 I»» 29
E t 'L L K H
CONDENSED R EPO RT OP PRO-Shop, $100.04
76; O’Meara S upply A Im p. Co.,
Donna S parling received a g ift
certificate at the C oop bookstore C RKDING R OP P K B R V A R Y «,
A $4 34- Les- The D«HesK lr o n Kw ir k s ° ’ Y7194'
C o llis Moore was in Pendleton fo r the greatest num ber of news
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T om , $ 7 .^ & $4 Ml U w
Ih e Danes iro n w o rk s , > 7 i.w
T u ^ la y to attend the ft& e ra l o f inches published in
Baromjb 1»52 T E R M OP COUNTY COURT
J ^ 00’
nal1-
T ’^
he&r - ^ . ^ ■ Co., $18.0«;
JU S T IC E COURT
SA,n8Ct M otor Co” 153 00
P acific Telephone A Telegraph G E N E R A L S U P P LIE S :
________ t ____________________ ________________________________ __
a« presented.
_
Ranch A Home Store, $10.12;
C ounty
T re a su re r’s m o n th ly p n iix r r Y c o R n N n R
Moro L u m b e r A Fuel Co., $21.-
fin a n cia l statem ent show ing a ll c o
c o J ^ . bR
The 18; Pierce T ra ile r A EQuip. Co.,
J S ' S
S
' « o r o v ^ a ’n d D all' s CllnlC’ «2 ' °0
$24.08;
In te rsta te
T ra cto r
A
N o w a itin g — no coupon»— no money to »end
U«1 Pre8en,* d ' •W>ro v « ' * na COUNTY J A IL
for ihe»e prem ium s!.ahey're inaid* every big
Equip. Co.? $18.17; H ow ard Coop-
square package o f Mother'» Oats. T a k e your -
H o te l M oro Coffee Shop, $1.75 c r Corp., $541.15; Sunset M otor
choice o f this China, Alum inum Ware, " fire -
Con $57.50
C onnty C le rk ’s m o n th ly state- n i s t r ic t a tto rn ey
K in g ” Cup and Saucer, or C arnival W are.
m ent show ing a ll General Road , . T>
Johnson, $15.00
M1SCELLANEXXJS:
You get
value! Money can’t buy a
Fund Budget balances as o f Jan n n K fftfK P A R K
finer quality, m ore nourishing oatm eal than
Paul C yphers
$1.00; C ity of
M
other's
Oats.
It's
the delicious hot, creamy
t
uary j , 1952 presented, approv
p a cific
Power A L ig h t Co. Moro, $3.50;
Pacific Power A
oatm eal your fam ily loves. Get it todayl
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ed and filed.
lA g h t ’ Co., $5.54;
P acific Tele­
phone A Telepgraph C o .,, $6.45; M O T H E R 'S O A T S — « proW vcf 0 / THE Q U A k f l t OAFS C O M P A N Y
C ounty Road Forem an presents P R E M IU M
ON
O F F IC E R ’S
Gordon R ich, $50.00; Collector o< | ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ • * ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
re p o rt on gasoline consum ption BONDS:
d u rin g January 1952 .report ap-
<T. l i s t e r Johnson, $25.00 Geo. In te rn a l Revenue, $5.60
proved and filed.
g . U pdegraff, $179.17
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E P M C IA L ROAD T A X :
Picture shown to the general public on free w ill offering
C
ounty
C
lerk
presents
sanrt-
EM
ERG
E
N
C
Y
:
W
AGES:
busts my l^itheran Ia»ymen's lea g u e of Grass Valley.
annual re p o rt o f fees and dla-
C la ir L . Balzer. $104.73; Mid-
F ra n k Bazzel, $127.14 A $158.-
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bursements o f same, and M m l- C olum bia T y p e w rite r Co. $200.00 82; E. McPherson, $96.14 A $117.-
annual re p o rt o f expenditures ASS N OF OREGON C O U NTIES: 94; E a rl Rehr, $76.47 A 37.85;
and balances o f budget; re p o rt
$103.77
F ra n k Bayer, $92.82 A $133.20;
examined, approved and filed.
COURTHOUSE IN S U R A N C E :
J e rry Mbrehouse, $55.30 A $105-
THE G A Y 5 H O P
C ounty
Treasurer .presents . $183.19 —
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—— — ■— —74; Ora W o rkm a n , $83.10 A $119.
52; Claud Bayer, $115.12 A $113.-
semi-annual re p o rt show ing re- l a w BOOKS. $12.50
lovely n e w dresses and Lingerie
89; L lo yd Gosson, $81.16 A $128*
celpts and disbursements» fro m COUNTY P R IN T IN G : $67.86
36; F irs t N a tfn a l Bank, $127.90
June 30, J951 to December SI. COUNTY A U D IT : $68 50
W h ite Stag, Lazy Susan w ra p skirt
State T ax Com m ission, $18.88;
1951;“ re p o rt examined, approved OOV’T T R A P P E R : $58.33
R e tire m e n t
and filed.
A D V ./W H E A T L E A G U E ASS N: P u b lic T Em ployes
Clam Diggers, Levis, N e w Blouses
Rysters, $97.90
C o u n ty Judge reads telegram $25.00
M IS C E LLA N E O U S :
fro m
R. H. Baldock o f State R E T IR E M E N T FU N D : $52.11
State In d u s tria l A ccident Com-
H ighw ay Commission re: “ Sur- M IS C E LLA N E O U S :
vey ordered fro m Root corner
sta te T a x Commission, $19.94; mission. $73.44
- —
to Wasco; and Intend tb gravel P ublic Em ployes R etirem ent Sys- R E T IR E M E N T : $73.43
Cottonwood grade Sherman coun- tem, $121.59;
State
In d u s tria l 8 P B U IA L ROAD T A X 1951-52 ( -
W asco
O re g o n
ty side.
Accident
Commission,
$12.18: GAS A O IL :
<*» > **» > P ^ T JE-gJ1 »»>'< $ $ $
MY. Robert R olfe appears be- p | rs t N a tio n a l B a n k ,/ $204.20;
U nion OH Co., $62.72; Standard
A
+
fore c o u rt and asks fo r gravel N ational H ospital Ass’n., $8.00
011 Co, $522.75
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on his road to aid school bus.
ROAD F U N D :
. (
G E N E R A L S U P P L IE S :
M r. J. S. B urres appears be- R E P A IR S :
Donald M a rtin , $84.80
fore co u rt and asks co u rt to keep
A rstlll-M o n ro e
Pontiac, Inc., CRU SH ED ROCK:
in m in d the relocation o f Cotton- $49.39/ Service M otor Co., $48.-
E dw in C. Gerher, $7411.20
■ At the CAPITAL CITY, Moro, Oregon
wood grade.
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M r. LeRoy g ro te of Redmond,
Oregon and M r. R alph Steele o f
Salem. Oregon_ appear .before_
co u rt and ask fo r consideration
GET ALL OF
t « shouTd TSlwrriran c o u n ty decide to
Y O U R flE B T S
, crush more rock,
U N D ER ONE
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E lection board vacancies were
HEAD
fille d , and clerk ordered to n o ti­
f y same.
V ernon I. M ille r appointed to
Budget Com m ittee to fill unex­
VAY ONCE OR
FA RM ERS
pired te rm of M r. A. A. Dunlap.
OW N ED by
TWICE A YEAR
M r. Chas.- F. Kuypers, Rufus.
O P E R A T E the
FA RM ERS .
Oijegon, m et w ith co u rt and told
TO
FIT
YOUR
o f w o rk done In R ufus te rrito ry
/or FA R M ER S t INCOME!
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on roads o u t o f special fund.
Agreed to have Gerber raul more
gravel fo r R ufus d is tric t' out of
Special Road Fund.
D IV ID E N D S
No fu rth e r m atters
being at
,
T
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D
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REDUCE
Issue adjo urn m e n t ensued.
F A R M LO A N AHHOUIATION
- ULAI.MH PRhW BNTED A G A IN -
¡ N i l REST
HT H H E R M A N COUNTY, ORE­
T H E D A L L K H , ORBGON
GON G E N E R A L A N D ROAD
F U N D « FOR JA N U A R Y , 1952,
APPROVED
FEBRUARY 6
T E R M O F C O U NTY COURT
G EN ER AL FUN:
The best way to spruce up your telephone is to polish
S H E R IF F ’S O F F IC E :
/
Moro Postmaster, $6.00;
Ma
it with a soft, dry cloth . . . never with water or any
honey Office E quipm ent, $4.^0;
•4»h
B urroughs A dding Machine Co.,
other liquid. You’ll find that it’U always be ready to
$18.73; K ilh a m
S ta tio n e ry
A
P rin tin g Co., $3.42,
M id-C olum ­
serve you better, too, if you keep these simple pointers
bia T y p e w rite r Co., $18.75; W est
in mind: Avoid “gadget” attachments . . . keep cords
Coast P rin tin g A B in d in g Co.,
No m atter w hat type home you w ant and
Uappy Miller’t bought himaelf a ini Figured It was the trunk. He
$2.90; N orm an E. Fields, $60.00
new car. Wa won’t be seeing bis hopped right out in a hurry, too.
need . . . Cppe Cod. ram bling ranch alyie,
free of doorways where they may be pinched . . . and *
& $40 00
old jalopy bouncing over the back That cylinder head was mighty hot.
m odem functional or friendly cottage . . .
' C I.E R K ’S O F F IC E :
Freaa where 1 sit, old habits ara
‘ always keep water away from wires and fittings.
roada any more. I'm going to miaa
M oro Postmaster, $10.00; K il-
we are ready to assist you w ith your piar.-
hard
to
shake,
o«ce
they
get
a
it, too.
ham S tationery A P rin tin g Co.,
’mng.
I jet’s discuss tlie home you have in
hold. Like, for instance, tss many
Many a morning Cappy and I
$4.20; Mid-Colum bia T y p e w rite r
r£s pncisùnbui/t ...a n d it can
people
are
still
in
the
habit
of
mind . . , soon. J
> Co., $210.05;,W est Coast P rin tin g
dt;ova off in that rattletrap for a
trying to rnn their neighbors*
develop ailments if it’s dropped.
A B in d in g Co., 172.39
day's hunting or fishing. We’d
Uvea— telling them how to act,
ASSESSOR S O F F IC E ;
pile rods or guns in back, and prop
So make sure the stand ÿour
C la ir L. Balzer, $2.45; W est
open the trunk compartment—«0 what to wear, whether or not to
enjoy a refreshing glass of boor.
Coast P rin tin g A B in d in g Co.,
‘ telephone sits on is solid . . .
Jigg«. C appy’a p ointer, could
I say that kind of thinking’s out­
$40.45
-
’ T
jump in and go along.
v> COURTHOUSE:
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moded . . . ought to he turned in
’ and located in a place where the instrument won t
They say when Cappy brought
P acific Telephone A Telegraph
for a sew model!
be accidentally knocked off onto the floor.
the new car home he opened up
Co., $47.60;
P acific Power A
the hood to show off the engine—
L ig h t Co., $29.83; U n io n Pacific
and poor old Jiggs hopped right
R ailroad O x, $1.30; C tty o f Moro,
$3.50; May A Son, $3.95; Iv a n
K irk e lie , $33.14; Ranch A Home
Copyright, 1962, United State» Brewer» Foundation
. Store, $9.74;
Doane’s E le ctric
W ho
died^Saturday o f cancer
’ w^s
a l s ^ given
firs t honorable
c la im s against a ll funds a llo w
C I7I7
□ lib
“Venture of Faith”
T u e sd a y F eb . 2 6
7:30 p .m . ’
G rass V a lle y T h e a te r
| B ccfo’s
B eefo’s
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Feller came in t'ie other night, took
nd menu and pointed to a steak, got
it, ate ¡t, Daid for it and walked Put-
A lice felt hurt until w e found out he
• - G ay Shop
couldn t /fine and
NOT WHISTLE
BEEKvs
IAMB
BANK
LOANS
! B eefo’s
B eefo ’s
LOW
COST
NFLA!
Howlo treatyoaf telephone
R o m w here I s i t ... t y Joe Marsh
SELECT THE
HOME THAT
FITS YOUR
N E E D S ..
Jiggs Gets
Four "Hot-Foots
M
AUSEK LUBBER CO.
‘‘E v e r y th in g T o B u ild A n y th i n g
Pacific Telephone
The Dalles, Oregon