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J O IU N .U _ HUMU. OKKOON
FRIDAY, A l’Gl'ST 2». 1052
Moro Personals
congratulations
to M o ro L u m b e r & F u e l C o .
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o n a n e w s to r e to m a k e a
g o o d to w n b e tte r
R anch & Home Store
W e w ant to say th at the new
M o ro Lum ber & Fuel Co.
Mt and Mrs. Roy Belshee
left last Friday for Eugene to
meet her brothers and wives
with whom they went to Astoria
0 to attend the fishing derby.
Carroll Noonan went •
St.
Helens to visit and see about
getting his old job back in the
mill there.
Mrs. Grace Wallan returned
home with Mrs. Edith Burnet
last week after they had made a
trip to Yellowstone. She is visit
ing here a few days before re
turning to her home at Garfield
Washington, going by wa\j of
Walla Walla to visit friends.
Howard Ross is going to the
state fair and taking a steer
and a &>uple of sheep as exhibits
of his daughters.
Mr. and Mrs. Wily Knighten
received an announcement that
Gordon A. Kunke was married
to Miss Marion June Rittemtan
August 16 in Minnesota.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fraser and
y T V T T V
. S to re and O ffic e shows progress
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daughters left ^ itu rih
1
way to visit her par
few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Jol
were in the county
lav to
look over their prop«
here,
They live in HUleborc
were
accompanied from 1
Dalles
b\ W. 11 Ragsdale uho to s | re-
covering from a recent illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Truman Strom
were in Redmond Sunday morn
ing to eat some of th se 4000
steaks served
at the cowboy
breakfast prior to the I schutes
county fair.
Mrs. Bob Axtell ha,
some
dishes which containeti donate«!
food and which she would gladly
return if she knew’ the owners.
The Wednesday night story
hour progtam sponsored by the
Moro Library association ended
this week i»ecause of the beginn
ing of school. An average of 19
children attended anil listened to
stories told or read by Mrs.
Robert Mlarvin, Mrs. Paul Cy
phers, Mrs. Kenneth McKean.
Mrs. Grace Zevely, Mrs .H any
MRS KAYHl'KN BFRIED
Mrs. Ruth Hughes of Pasco and
AT I.AGKANDR
eight gr <1. h i l l i t e n .
Funeral services for Mrs. Flor
About 170 farmers have obtain ence
E. Rayburn, 55, of Wax«
a million s -<> far. a lth ^ g h r
died Sunday were held in
e«l w heat loans on approximately who
a million bushels of wheat so I.aGrande. her former home. Mrs
far, although the numlx>r is less Rayborn suffered a heart attack.
She was born in Shevlin, Mini«
than in 1951.
October 8 1896. has lived in
Wendell Ralsi, ?r and Edwin Oregon sitffe 1924 and In Wasco
went to A »tori; last Thursday hut a few months.
aff«i went out I »yond the bar
catching 14 salt on among the Surviving are her widower, Lee
three sons, John of La Grande:
party of four.
Glen of Pasco, Wn.; William of
Mr. and Mrs. Haakon Quested Masco; three daughters, Mrs.
and family of Seattle visited here Floye Bruce, Borland: Mrs. Ber
lust week end with his sister, nice Snider of Raton Rouge, La.;
Mrs. Ivan Kirkelie and family.
Mrs. Harry Pinkerton has
been named chairman of the
A superior service
• ntal health division for tin
e
f
persone! attendance
State Federation of Woman's
Cubs for the years 1952 to 1954.
THAT COSTS N O mow
Arze’l Lemley received a phone
«ail Saturday from Mrs. Lendev
from Rochester, Minn., that she
is to undergo an operation this
Also
week and will be In the hospital
radios a accordions
Ae««
uh
ten days at the Mayo clinic.
■00 KUIVAVA
The Coons anil Coelsch string
For Full D etail Call or W rite
of race horses were taken to the
"** A wide range of prices * *
JA C K G A R R E T T
state fair at Salem this week for
that m eets e l wishes
the races there.
SAVE $100 or more
on a NEW PIANO
Jack Garrett has sever
al new Wurlizer pianos
not included when he
sold the Music Box
PH O NE 5160, T H E D A M A »
Our Sincere Best
Wishes to
• and confidence, b o th g o o d .
J, K. M cK ean Com pany
P enney ’ s 25?
fa rth e r a t Penney’s
Moro Lumber & Fuel Co.
:
!: Congratulations
your dollars
BACK-TO
on opening its
CLASSROOM COTTONS
NEW BUILDING
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to Mike and Mary Ann
and improving the town
¡on their new quarters
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MORO GRAIN GROWERS
Sherman County Branch
National Bank of Portland
NEW !
PRETTY ! !
PRACTICAL! ! !
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W e are going to
GIVE AWAY
I’ I- A I D
G IN G H A M
W IT H
DROADCI/OTH in a very
special classroom eotton,
T w lrly skirt w ith tw o
(h u lk -w h ite
row s
of
pique . , , dem ure little
top ruffled In a match,
ing plaid* In praetiitil
d eep • toned * red • or
blue • com hi nations. 7
to 14.
•A sk for sty le M ill
T E A M ED
to lucky people who come to our
OPEN HOUSE
th e w eek o f
in any time during the week and see our new
quarters, sign up for the drawing Saturday night.
C om e
F irst Prize: C h o ic e o f 8 % in . H o m e S h o p Skil-saw o r
S u n b e a m M ix m a ste r
S eco n d P rize: C h o ic e o f H o m e S h o p V2 in . S kil-drill o r
S u n b e a e m W a ffle b a k e r
T h ir d Prize: C h o ic e o f Set W o o d B its 1 e ig h th to 1 in c h o r
S u n b e a m Iro n m a ste r
LITTLE GIRLS’
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SHOES
,5.50
BOYS' Rugged 11 oz.
DENIM JEANS
NnugfittUng
Jeans
in
the
h eaviest
denim
made— th e ,
w ill w ear
like Iron!
With
aipper fly, orange stitch in g
copper plated rivets, Sanfor
ized* — th ese
w<on't shrink
out of fit! S izes I • 16.
♦Won't shrink more than 1%
Niz.es 1 2 W -3
sizes
(6 4 -1 2
4.HH
Mtide w ith
the
extra
quality feature of Good
year W e l l s , , , f o r lon g
er w ear, sm ooth er fit,
flexib ility! (•iris’ nmooth
l e a t h e r s h o e s with
sponge rubber arcli and
heel pads, n eolite soles,
in burgundy, or red.
e
1/ you h a ve the prize w on
you m ay ta ke a n y other m er
chandise o f eq u a l value.
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T h is is o u r se v e n th a n n i
v ersary o f bu sin ess in M o ro ,
as w ell as o p e n in g o f n e w
sto re b u ild in g .
W E W A N T YOU T O C O M E
Moro Lumber & Fuel Co.
BOYS' COTTON .
FLANNEL PLAIDS
BOYS' STURDY
OXFORDS
1.98
Riot of bright new pattern*
in tliriftcprired warm cotton
flan n el.
For school or pluy
wear. Sanforized*
fit lasts!
T ails look trim w h eth er in or
out. C om pletely w ashable six'
es from Juniors on up. 2-IN.
♦Won’t shrink more than 1%
4.98
sizes !2Vfe-3
S izes
MM/. 12,
4.1»
Now! S h oes w ith u-tlps,
Just like dads and older
b u ys w ear!
T h ey ’re
good-looking, y et they'll
take p len ty of p u n ish ,
ment and rough play.
Itrow n or burgundy lea*
ther,
w ith
«synthetic
soles, rubber heels.
STORE HOURS 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.