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SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON
r
FRIDAY, JANUARY 24, 1938
those w ho could not attend th e „e a r Coos Hav and Mr. an..' M.
din n er, classes begin a t 1:30 and . M a rvin O ve rh o lts i Mabie Thomas) on her I, rth ik iv u-iwn
ru n u n til 3:00 p. m. F ro m iO ft. to and c h ild re n T e rry and Linda' o f
• •
And how, and why, and when • Mr and Mrs w b Rice w ill cei-
in law. Mi's. J e rry B arnett, In
3
a special program .of film s , Stayton. The Seely's c h ild re n pre-
.
, . . . __ . , , _____ - j
ebrate th e ir fiftie th w e d d in g an-
vited Ahs:-DCsta H o yt, Mrs. Tom
and what the neighbors said- n j versary a t the home o f M r and
speakers and .worship service w ilt sent were Mr. and Mrs. G u i l \ ’ i<> Moore< a„ tl Mrs Gu
A ndrew s
l e featured. The film „fo r next let» W in e g a riliu -r o f Seaside, Mr,
N o th in g happens in a
sm all Mrs. W J. F ilb in , 1902 Wes Scenic
in fo r cake anil o ffe r last week.
week w ill he G atew ay to Japan", and .M r- i.o jt vZella' B allinger, of
tow n, it is. o fte n said, and it is n ’t D riv e in The Dalles, Ja n u a ry 25,
Mrs. Chas. F u lto n re tu rn e d re-
E veryone in the com m unity is.ln -
tru e W e haven’t d riv e n 100 m iles and frie n d s are in v ite d to c a ll
vlted to attend
to see i t and i t seems u ty m p o r- between the hours o f tw o and
very Im p o rta n t
ta n t because i t comes to us and five. M r and M rs L lo y d Rice, M r
in regard as
n o t u s to i t T h a t fo r w h ic h we and M rs B ernard Rice, M r and
ecomes Chris
m ake an e ffo rt is im p o rta n t in M rs D elbert Rice and M r and M rs
tic,"ana
a great
d ire c t re la tio n sh ip to the e ffo rt John A lden are hosts fo r th e re-
zerl.ind, Ita ly , an i Frapce. and
to w h e th e r th is comes about Mrs, th e Ladies » A lta r society o f At.
w h ic h is w h y we d o not appreci- ception. ,
M t iV - i C atholic ch u rch was ’held re tu rn e d on the Queen M ary. Mrs.
Leroy
Belshee,
ch
a
irm
a
n
o
f
the
ate the th in g s th a t come easy.
Leonard Eccles and M rs Bessie
F u lf.p i le ft i o r ijaja... Francisco
M t,.io n s planned the • program , at t.la- rectory Monday n ig h t w ith
1 lie M oro G ra in G row ers s ta rt- < B etty) Theole w ere m a rrie d in
Fa' , e r John O’Connoj- .p tv s id in g . Tuesday*.and w ill spend th e re st
w
ith
Mrs.
L
lo
yd
Roy.se,
Mrs.
ed w o rk on the fo u n d a tio n fo r a Goldendale, W ashington T h u rs d a y
o f tlie w in:>.‘rJ_ jiy ir:n g C a lifo rn ia
{B a re Sanders a nil Mrs R ichard Mrs. Bid MaetTah w as elected ,de- and Arizona.
new 60 000 bushel steel b in near January 16. M r and M rs W M
" " ;
Sident,.
Mrs.
lk»n
MaetTah,
vice-
B ru n e r as om m 'lttee members.
the E rs k in e e le va to r Tuesday to E dw ards w ent o v e r w ith them
’ -,
‘ i
p icsi.tvnt; Mrs. R obert Nisbet"
H e lp in g J e riy H arnett celebrate
g ive m ore capacity fo r fa rm e rs 'in and were a ttendants at th e wed-
Rev. B ru n e r attended :i meet- s .v r tb u y . and M r-. ,„A fto n M - fits jiirtb .-la y re ce n tly were Mr.
th a t d is tric t . . . M cN u tt is sta rt- ding. Both are residents o f M oro
■if’fi,d iL jb c <Oregon M e th o d ic ( ’on |„-> -. ; tc a - u re t. M o n th ly pic.h- and Mrs. Gordon H il erbrancl a n d -
ing to-dig up the grounu along the w h e re -h e is em ployed at th e e!e^ u
ferenc? Board o f E d u ca tio n 'a t The ¡n g - w ill l e held on the th ird Mon-
Mrs. Tom Moore and Harbara.
B u ll Canyon section o f the Wasco- vator.
F irst M ethodist church in Port,, day o f each m onth fro m Scptem-
Rev rly L u tje Is president o f
London road, the rock cru sh e r
BORN: T o M r-a n d M rs R alph
ian.i. T h u rs d a y , Ja n u a ry 23 and | „ t i n o u g h May. A fte r a discus- tb.-? second year J-H sew ing group
- site being at the ju n c tio n o f B u ll Busse. S aturday J a n u a ry 18, in
w ill m ake a repoi*? to the Confer- siq n ’ o f v a ri.n t- p ro j cts fo r ra i- lead by Mrs. H arold Engberg. 1
and H av Canyons . . , Greene & The Dalles, an eight pound son.
ence Camp C o m m issio n ,-o f-w h ich ing money it was de. tiled to .-pou- 1 he seven members w ho have fin
B u k k having b u ilt the hridge
There w ill be a general m eeting
he is ch a irm a n . -lie is n l- > a meni- -o r a card p a rty fo r clirfre h .m e m ished th e ir -head s-arves and are
across’ Grass V a lle y C anyon are o f the Sherman H ig h School
ber o f the Conference T o w n ami tiers and frie n d - lo b.> held Feb. 1 s ta rtin g on aprons and pot hiMd-
going ahead w ith the g ra d in g o f Booster’s Mothers T h u rs d a y ev-
C o u n try C hurch C oinm ission and Mi's. Dace Demarest an
..Mrs.' ers are liesides the president,
„ the new M onkland road and th e cning, Ja n u a ry 30, a t 7:30 p. m.
attended that u iie tln g in the a fte r i;.-:< !t Nislcet were appointed as Mary llo c k e lt. Kaye W hipple,
w o rk on H ig h w a y 97, s o u th o f a t the h ig h school. 'T h e Dalles
noon.
chairm an.
Mrs. t airenc- W old M ,n \ Spencer, C arolyn Pe^Fson,
Grass V alley is com ing along. Camera club w il l present slides.
F r i.a y n ig h t the C uh St-out fUbnisheil refreshm ents. Tift- n e y t-K a re n Rrock and A lice Kascherg.
S herm an co u n ty has had a good • A ll parents are urged to attend.
Pack No. 571 m eeting w ill lie held m eeting w ill l.e held at .the h o m e
lie, cut S unday d in n e r guests o f.
K e lly Wiilson is home on fu r
b it o f road w o rk th is year, much
at 8 o ’,lo c k at the littk - Legion of M is. W. R. Held w ith Mrs., M r .^ a n , Mrs. L. L. Royse were
lough
fro
m
Korea
_whene~he
has
of it o ff the beaten path.
hall. A ll clubbers a>id parents are Stjpart .Maenab as co-hostess.
Mr. and Mrs. Y ern D u tto n and
Masons w ith saws and ham b e en s tationed w ith the VS A rm y
in v ite d to attend.
Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n Robinson of sons. M r. and Mrs. John Robinson
fo
r
m
ore
than
a
year.
mers, Masons p la y in g lik e carpen
I-ast Sunday d u rin g th e m o rn Wa o. an n o u n ces
the en g ag e and M r s . J. F. Itoyse.
Susie Woods was m ltia te j in to
ters and plum bers have p u t in a
ing w o rsh ip the ju n io r c h o ir sang m ent of th e ir d au g h ter, la d s Anti
• Sunday d in n e r g uests df* Mrs.
Kappa
Kappa
Gamma
a
t
OSC
•new hot w a te r ta n k in ' the h a ll
an anthem . Due to the absence o f Everett* to David Allen M-cGrdgor. Del W rig h t r.'cg n tly w ere-M r. and
and now a p a rtitio n in a s tre e t'
h a vin g go tte n good
Mrs. Tom Moore, M rs. K e ith Mc both of Saletn. Mr. Mt-Gregor is > is. W. D. W atkins Joe Rrooks
flo o r o ffice th a t w ill be occupied enough grades in the fir s t semes-
Donald directed th e ch o ir.
th e so n of Mrs Verna M c G re g o r-: ad IXm S trickla n , supply mlnis-
by D r H R DaVidson s h o rtly . te r to q u a lify fo r th a t honor.
The M ethodist— Y o u th F e llo w o f C orvallis.
MBs F \ ere tt l< .a- t of he AVaseo C hurch of C hrist.
41e w ill be here tw o days a w eek
D a rw in V anC flder Is expected
ship m et as usual Sunday at-5:3(b graduate of
\V
:■> b ,'h m -1- ol
according to present plans. . .
hqme fro m the h o spital th is week
w ith 16 young people imesVnt. a n : M e rritt- D .u :-' -I In ol of eo:n-
OREGON STATE COLLEGE—White rats being fed Irradiated
T ru m a n
S trong
has in sta lle d
does * « U w ith h is - fir s t
-Miss H a rb a ra "F rid le y letl the wor- «•■rce_o(wSali'ip, d r , McGregor i-
foods *t Oregon State college ga on the scale each week to sec. whether
e le ctric beat in h is big house In
He has b e e n xjo w n w ith a
the special diet is sffcctiug growth. Pats are alsa checked to see
sh ip service and discussiAn period a graduate of' th ■ »1.
• i;c '. oh
the m iddle o f his flo w e r garden h e a rt attack fo r six i e e k i.
whether length of life, number of offspting. or body tissues are
on a stu d v o f church w o rk in Ja- lege and has attend Oregon State
changed. No differences have teen found. Since trials were started
n o rth o f to w n . . . L lo y d 'B e ls h e i%
J . E B a rn u m w e n t to
Optometrist
pan, A it.i a panel 1.- ussto.i w ith college, where be w ill r. tu rn th is
In 1954, the college has received »128.000 in research grants. Dr
p u ttin g the fin a l lic k s in on th e P ortland w ith Mr. and M rs /G ile s
M a ry lL o 'e n , John Thomas. Jean' fa ll. Roth are now em ployed in
Edward
C.
Bubl.
agricultural
chemist,
shown
here.
Is
In
charge.
403 K. 2nd Ht.
—1
new house b u ilt on the Peters F * ™ h F r »day ami rem ained, un-
H - jc k e tJ ^ iliri'rin ila -Marrtwn-rparti— S tth w .- A .tone—wecWing -r? pffFn
...------ L:----- ---------------- r-
Foods are irradiated at the atomic energy reactor, Idaho Falls, Ida.,
place fo r th e Belshe’s. A n d the
lh ‘ s week v ts ittn g h e r d a u g h te r
cip a tln g . E v e re tl JX.*v>e, peestsdent nedd
and shipped tp_OSC In cans. Pork, peaches, carrots, and Jam are
Tel. CY6-5362 The Dalle«, Ore.
crew th a t b u t t v lh e DeMoss-Big •'»>»• **• C. Jones. _ f
led a kh o rb business in c itin g
test foods. Irradiated foods can be stored at room temperature for
E ddy power, lin e on th is side of.
' ,O? re
bo u g h t the
long periods. They are not “radioactive" and may soon be on
d u rin g w h ich fu tu re pi ins were
the Deschutes riv e r has moved .Bl11 P ° weW house in to w n and
American
discussed, w h ic h p w lu d e a w a ffle
th e ir equ ipm e n t to Wgspo cou n ty J * » 1
in t r °™
ra ” ch
fto J , in v lta tio ir o f a c h u rch c h o ir
» rd
r d , t th
h e e i ir r w
i r e a b o u t th« fir s t o f the m o n th w hen
leaving th e ir pole v ya
w ire
fro m P ortla n d to present a con
du m p and tru c k area used a ll fa ll D avid graduates fro m L e w is &
cert In
the
Wasco
M ethodSF
C
la
rk
In
P
ortland
and
re
tu
rn
s
b t - y - an 1
p re -e n ta tio a o f a
e m p ty ’ fo r the fir s t tim e in
home to m o w in to the. house on
m onths.
—
2 -
■
p ro g ra irro f tw o one act p l >ys qnd.
the raheh.
B y Doris Nlsbet
N o th in g ever happens?
o h. i ta! -nt -k its ahd com ic situa-
N a tio n al fa: in wage rates to
D
a
rw
in
V
a
n
G
ik
le
r
came
home
Mechanics fo r E m p ire and fo r
_______
____
h ire d w o rke rs are now' a t record
The*e--are s t ill t h r - ^ m o r e S un lio n :. R efreshm ents w .-re -se rve d ,
Wednesday, being b ro u g h t by
.
Cushman
are busy these days put- C
— ------
olli« Moore on his re tu rn ' fro m ~ 'I' ® ‘s’ ac^ ° rd in K to
E lve ra
a fterhOons fo r th e School o f hv Mrs. Roy~Shaf?r. '
m g fa rm tra cto rs in to shape fo r
j n W« r e t u r n j f ^ r m
eH
economls, a t VissionS at thp W:lseo M(.,}l„,lls ,
and Mrs. Roy Feely o f Port-
^ th e p lo w in g th a t m ay be com ing “ 1
lr,p
\ . n " 7 * 1 n n * OSC-------
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Ji,,
_
, and the theme Is Japan. T andi^finrfthd'Jy- Hh e r in g n ediTn'ty
Jon~wTO~a r ,rush 'g n I es g w inte e ^ is - y iU b ^ c o n f i ned to .h ia. hom e "lMagfea
. . a ste r th a ■ n r>‘- c h u rlh 0|atwop
«wlvanccd-f
rer-nt) ig e ci-unps. r. :-ii'c uts, w ere honore ' o it th e ir
m e re ly late and n o t absent alto-
further improvement of. his ra l liv in g costs In both 1956 and j»r |,p aFy cj ass w ill be -taught b y r>0:h w . JcTlng a n niversary Snn-
, , , „ „ n __________
1957,
g r In e s u b l u t i y n in
c oatS)"a^sl'stcxi"by "Mra. day afternoon, Ja n u a ry 19, w ith
s gether.
c in ii.
. Rows
. . . . . O o f, tra cto rs, y e llo w , e , e - p . O
_____i
, r re s u 1 ltin
U O I,
g g i n pow
u u er
jiu g
and red. are lin e d u p behind th e J
• 3 ye a rlin g registered Here- „ ^ 3 ^ , . t(ian a l any
except
R
ich
a
rd
B
ru n e r and Mrs. Tom open house and reception given"
tw o re p a ir shops w A h valves and - fo rd hetfers branded L a zy S
In 1945 and 1946. P re lim in a ry es- y ,(X>rf.; T h l^ ju n io r class is being by tfie ir ch ild re n , hold a t, St.
o
ve
r
S
on
rig
h
t
side,
l
a
s
t
seen
pistons and cra n k shafts a ll tuned
tlm ates show that farm operators ,aUg j,j ,)v y jrs , Grace Z evely w ith .Mary's Episcopal h a ll In Woo«l-
at m outh o f L ittle F e rry Can
to the n ig h t and day ru n s o f
Jn. th e n a tio n also fared w e ll. In y jrs . W illia m C la rk assisting.-Jun- burn.
A tte n d in g fro m Sherm an
yon on
Sherman Co. Side o f
me."hanized fa rm in g and soon the
sp ite o f ris in g o p e ra tin g costs.
an<| n ig h school classes county were M r. and Mrs. A r th u r
John
Q&y.
Reward
fo
r
th
e
ir
re
villa g e rs w ill hear the d is ta n t
Incom es w ere up fo r the s e (o n (. w |n pe ta u g h t by Rev. R ichard S m ith. Mr. anti Mrs. Sam Rrock.
covery» Sid Seale’, Condon, Ore.
d ru m o f diesel m otors and k n o w
consecutive year.
, B ru n e r assisted by " A irs. Dewey and M r .. and M p c W’ . R. Reid.
that a nother crop is on’ its way.
Oregon and national fa rm p ro y^o m a s and th e adult*class ta u g h t F o rm e r Sherman io u n tia b s at
MANY LAID OFF
ces fo llo w e d
( life re n t pattern;-
G|y (,e p r in i^ y assisted by- V er—te n d in g w ere Mr. and M rs F ra n k
____ _
Oregon’s h ig h ly seasonal econ- th ro u g h o u t the year. A t the close nQn Root y n e S ehoql-pf-M issions. Scott and d aughter in la w Mrs
C A R D OF -T H A N K S
We w ant to exDress o u r sincere om y s^ owed more signs o f s tra in o f 195T f artT> ’P£iS5,s . n„ . . ’re* on begins w ith a p otluck ( in n e r fol- R obert Scott, Mrs. Jessie Reuc
th a n ks to the k in d frie n d s w ho as worsenl.n 8 w eather co n d ition s dragged a lit tle behind the c l° 3e lo w in g the w o rs h ip s e rv l e. Fop. field o f P o rtia n .', Mr. and Mrs
1HF OLD SUhi.Y hkoOKTO. tOUij. i t i . h i , DISI If. T, . oï NAIIONAL
th a m w -te the k in d frie tm s w ho
Jayoffs ,n the
Qf
N at|onal prices, ?n
iM n.dJ Ranta (C laudine R r „ k i ,,f
on the
DIsritLLRS PKODUUS CO.. KLNIUtMSIRAlGHI BÜUKBUK WHIbhtY, 86 PROOf
sent flow er» to o u r ( j a u g n r a strp
____
ndus, n
ho
i
'
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e tio n and . lu m b e rin g I indus-
o l th
e r r h hand,
were
m uch —
as “ 3 H A R L A N D V IE W — G R
ANGE“
• - -W
‘ .
/' '
■ „ _____ - ................. . ..- - - ---
Leona w h ile she was 4n th e hos tries. A s estim ated b y the 26 local percent h ig h e r than the 1956 close. Mpets j j ^ t and Third Mondays
p ita l and ttìosé w h o sent flo w e rs offices o f the State U n em ploy- Both Oregon and the US averaged each m o n th
8 p . m>
to her fu n e ra l a n i fo r th e expres
m ent Compensation C om m ission, h ig h e r fo r the year.__
O rlo w M a rtin , Maatec
sions o f sym pathy.
the num ber o f persons a c tiv e ly
F a rm prices in Oregon crept
A g n ia Benson, Secretary
Mr. and Mrs. Ijou-isJSather seeking jobs Increased fro m 39,- u p 1 percent d u rin g
December
----------------------
and f^ jn ily
a ccordi ng t o A d m i n- d u e m a i nly to s u b s ta n tia l incrPa p, ~jT„~<
is tra to r Jo h n A . N o rto n .
sea in ’fneat a n im a l and egg p ri-
c
T h is is the highest n u m b e r lis t- ces w h ic h o ffs e t lo w e r prices in m onin.
v ls u in g
ed on the unem ployed ro lls fo r m any 0 / the crops. N a tio n a l fa rm
we
th is tim e o f year since th è v e ry prices leveled o ff fro m N ovem ber L. G rabenhorst. n g
bad w in te r o f 1949-50 w hen 55,- to December as h ig h e r prices fo r
Vada DeMoss, Sec.
300 in d ividuate w e re 'a va ila b le vJo r meat anim als and sweet potatoes Lupine ltebek;.i fxxlge
in ery service
w o rk. A year ago 38,800 was- 4be- counteracted p rice declines in cot- M oro Lodge
No. 113
estim
ated
num
ber
and
in
1955
the
ton,
tomatoes,
m
ilk
and
ofanges.
Meets
1st
and
3rd
.»
at reasonable cost
to ta l was 37,700.
. ’’
A lth o u g h fa rm costs continued Tuesdays in LO O K.
^ In c r e a s e s were general th ro u g h - to rise, th e rise was too s lig h t to hall. T ra n sie n t and
o u t the state w ith a ll local offices have- m u c h e ffect on fa rm p ro
v is itin g b ro th e rs are
re p o rtin g a m o n th ly rise in un- d u c t b u y in g power, M rs H o rre ll c o rd ia lly in vite d ,
e m ploym ent and o n ly L a Grande reports. A s lig h t rise in prices Q rlo w M a rtin , N. G.
at a lo w e r level th a n la s t year, o f p ro d u ctio n item s, especially fee-
Leo W a tkin s, Secretary
The w estern Oregon f i r c o u n try d e r live sto ck and m otor vehicles
Taylor I.OIH.i: A. F. A A. M.
has been hard h it by the lu m b e r m ore th a n compensated fo r a drop
Wasco, Oregon
m a rke t recession b u t la y o ffs are in fa m ily liv in g items.
f
Meets
each F irs t and T h ir d
Funeral Service
now also happening in va rio u s --------------------
TnesJayv
s u p p o rtin g Industries
such as
Leonard & Wilma Smith trade and service lines. T he P ort-
E lto n M edler, W . M.
a B H
land four-county area rep o rte d
»>' A nn
Gordon H arper, Sec.
Directors
21.200 people lo o k in g fo r w o rk
The M oro Livestock clu b meet Brthlehem Chapter No. 78 O.E.H.
tom eared to 17,000 a m o n th ago in g was called to o rd e r January
Phone T he Dalles CY 6-31SC
19
Y»-»
»«» Cun
»z»w«!X
G.
Meets e ve ry, -second
13 o
at • A
M
a « ry
Sue Wollonz».-
W allace’s l,
home
and l4 ^ lX L la s t year.
T h u rsd a y each m onth.
b y P resident Darlene Gochnauor.
» «
« e*
•V isiting members in
A ll "m em bers w ere present. We
vited. Moro, Oregon
made rope halters. The next meet
Genevieve P ow ell, W . M .
in g w (ll be F e b ru a ry 10 at the
G w en Ross, Secretary
Jtome o f N ancy Conlee.
what they did,
Moro Personals
Rate Serve Science at OSC
Dr. Otis G. Perkins
Farm Wage Rates
Higher Than Ever
Wasco News
C o m e in a n d " P E R F O R M A N C E T E S T ” a n e w
P erfection
INTERI'7 ^ O N A L
CHAPEL
S P E C IA L
STOCK REDUCTION SALE
Eureka Lodge No. I2l .4.F.AA.M.
i
—
For a limited time only we will give a
T h e H e a lth A d v is o ry c o m m it
Meets o n the 1st and
tee held its re g u la r m eeting W ed
3rd T h u rsd a y evenings
,<3V5_ —
each
m .................
onth. V is ........
itin g ”
nesday, at the P in k e rto n fa rm M
.......
home w ith m any o f the members >
p
members c o rd ia lly in
vite d to meet w ith us.
present to
advise the health
Joe -Heater, W . M.
,
o ffic ia ls about h o w th e y a re do
,’lyde G ilk n o r, S e cre ta ry'
in g w ith th e ir p u b lic relations.
20% DISCOUNT
on all merchandise, except fair trade items.
New Golden Anni»er,ary INrERNAWONAlS range From Pickup, to 33.COO It»». 6 V W ,i» «heeler«.
O th er IN TE R N A TIO N A LS, (o 94,600 lb«. G V W , round out world'« m oil id m p le t* line.
W. R. Reid & Son
Wasco.
Oregon
THE RIGHT SIZE BULB
COSTS JUST PENNIES MORE
Î
DALE’S CLOTHING w..» :
If it isn’t goinr to be winter and we can’t sell
»heepskin coats and boot packs, w e’ll sell you spring ;
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clothes. We la v e them, too- If the son makes yon
want to blossom out in bright colors, or to put on ,,
a fancy shirt w e’ve got that. And, if it should get '
cold agaiin one of these nights w e’ll still have warm
clothes to keep yon from getting a chill.
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Protect your eyesight
with the right light 1 Use 100
watts or more in all working
areas of your home. Good light
saves sight— and it costs
so little to enjoy!
P A C IF IC PO W E R
Y o u r v e r y f i r s t d r iv e in a new? G o ld e n A n n iv e rs a ry I n t e b -
T iu ( k w ill sell y o u .o n its s u p e rio r co m fo rt, h a n d lin g
n a t io n a i .
ease-end “ get up a n d 'g o .”
• B u t ju s t to be sure you are re a lly co n vin ced , we have set up
w h a t we c a ll o iir “ P e rform ance Te st.”
T h is consists o f ta k in g a-T>ew G o lden A n n ive rsa ry I n t k h -
to place« o f y o u r ow n cfcoositfg the m out rugged loca
tio n s yo u k n o w o f and g .vin g the tru c k ‘ ‘ the works, la k e i t o ff
the road See how i t p rfo rm s fo r y o u !
n a t io n a l
A n d as yo u test the tru c k , rem em ber th a t, over the years.
I n t i KNAHor. \t. T iu A A -cG A .'lca 'it to own-cost record« prove it!
Ih k e u u r “ Perforin.)nee Pest" a n y tim e !
INTERNATIONA!. T T -S K S
c o s t lea st to ow nl
& L IG H T C O M P A N Y
CUSHMAN EQUIPMENT COMPANY
Moro, Oregon