Sherman County observer., June 11, 1909, Image 3

THE VITAL QUESTION
SOMETHING GOOD TO EAT
COMPLETE STOCK OF
GROCERIES
Canned vegetab les
Canned Fruits
Canned M eats
'
Pickles, S w eet
Pickles, Sour
Pickles, Dill
APPETIZING THINGS
Chow Chow pint 15c; Pineapple can 15c. While
they last, Corn and T om atoes good quality 10c the can.
Our Groceries are Fresh. New Goods. Give us a trial
bulletins published by the Oregon
The Italian strikers a t McCloud
Agricultural college.
. may quit If they like; sll who wish
Ret. W W
aver, while absent mar remain and go to work, how­
Tbs high­
♦foa) bie pulpit in Moro M Edburob, ever, at tbe old rate.
handed
work
of
tbe
strikers
will
filled (he p u lp it or tbs Shoshone,
abut
out
only
the
aggressive
agitat-
Idaho, M E church last Sunday.
He was called to the MoDonald
home, near Mookland, and followed
the dripping clouds sll the wav
around in his auto. Attorney J A
Wilson end Mrs Eason went along
for the ride; which they “enjoyed”
very mooh.
H A Stuart is doing a fine job
Mr and Mrs Poyliter of Portland,
E H French and L Barnum
of work renewing aud renovating
are visiting Mr and Mrs George made the ruo to Shaniko Saturday
three living springs of water at the
Hennagin, aooompsnied by their leaving Moro after train time here,
farm of Prank Sayers, near Moro.
little year old girl. Mrs Poynler is reaching Shaniko and having sup­
<Mr and Mrs Berdan went over is a sieter of Mrs H. Toe little tot per before the train arrived.
The
to Dufur by auto Saturday, to visit met with a,bad aocident a few days next day they oame via Rutledge
Mr B’s mother and sister.- The ago, falling off the bouse porch, and beat the train one hour into
mother returned with * them to spraining its left arm.
Moro. They went up to attend a
Moro.
Brakesman Davis received, word meeting of tbs bank directors at
Type-writer paper at The Observ­
J C Coy has started a well at his
Among-the gueBts at the Sink« from the east last week that bis 8baniko.
er office.
fa r m /
Eudy nuptials on the 6th were brother was so seriously sick that
A meeting of the Sherman county
Hot Coffee and Sandwiches, at
Mr and Mrs J P Strahl visited at sheriff J C Freeman and wife; death was expsoted at any moment. fair association will be held at Moro,
A B Wolfard’s, Biggs.
deputy sheriff J C McKean and He immediately made arrange­ June 26th. A program will be pre­
DeMoss Springs 8unday.
k E u r e k a L o d g e N e . 121.
wife; W H Ragadale and wife, and ments to go to tbe bedside and with pared for the occasion, and every­
«
A. V a A. M., Moro, Or.
Don’t borrow The Obeerver. Sub­
John Cbristansen has returned
assessor
Otto Peeta from Moro.
2 » Meats the first and third scribe, and have it your own.
Mrs Davis intercepted tbe train at one will be invited to attend. There
to tbe springs for further treatment
FwThursday evenings of each
Biggs and left that night.
is going to be a county fair in Sher­
Impure
aud
had
smelling
oiatern
N m outh Visiting members
For Postal Cards, and Postal
Mrs Wm Rudolf is visiting Mr
man oounty this year. It will be
s cordially Invited to meet
water
is
often
caused
by
the
growth
Crop
conditions
in
the
Palouse
are
Card cases, try Tbe Observer Book and Mrs J W Leonard at Tbe
B y order of She W . M .
within of microeonpio plants called not so promising as newspaper re­ held in Moro, probably in the
J. M. Parry, Hecretary. Store.
Dalles.
algea. Sulphate of copper will ports indicate. There is no special month of Septeml»er. $600.00 has
, B e th le h e m
C h a p te r -
If you want to buy read The Ob­
Omar Sayres seco red bis infant, quickly kill these germs, and any
1
No 7» O K
need of rain, but the wheat is thin been appropriated by the state
server.
If
you
want
to
sell
adver­
a
Baby
Holt, on his reoent visit to other germs. The common name
1 Regular communication
and
tbe ground is foul. However, for tbe purpose. The object of the
teach 2d and 4th I h u re­ tise in it..
Walla Walla.
is
blue
vitrol.
Try
it
in
stock
tanks,
tbs
oool
weather baa made it stool meeting on June 26th will he to
day evenings m o n th ly.
Make
Fountain Pen Pocket Holders,
¡By order W .M .
Mrs W C Bryant and children also, which have green scum in well and if it fills like it should the discues plans for this fair.
an effort to be present.
M rs Helen Parry, Secy latest, safest and best, Observer
them.
A
piece
tbe
size
of
a
grain
are visiting relatives and frienda in
orop will be above tbe average.
Book Store.
Itinerating macbene venders,get-
of wheat will be enough for a barrel
Linn county.
llllf/a .
M a re Lodge, N o . 113,
C E 8tradly bought from L
l . O .O . f . Moro, Oregon.
of water.
riobquick
eohemers, and possible
Wedding
stationery,
and
litera­
Columbus Lee, of Monmouth, a
Meets every Saturday
Barnum of this city, 1980 acres
g B f c j ^ ^ -vsntng at 7.30 o’clock. ture for all social functions, at Tbe relative of Mrs Frank Sayres, is
Officials of tbe O R A N and tbe south of Grass Valley, known in makers of fortunes for farmers* who
Visiting members are Observer Book Store.
S P Ry. lines in Oregon a^e credited partastbe-Grimes place. Consider­ heed tbe advice, meet a oool re­
here on a visit.
ffnWSSS* cordially invited. Mem-
«flWV here are expected to he -Sewing Machine needles, oil and
with Jhe lowest percentage of acci», ation $16,000 On the same day ception in Sherman oounty, They
T C Reese has a well, of gojd
m t.
J. O. E llio tt, N . G.
every, kind of euppliee. L W Roar, water now convenient to bis farm dents on their roads of any of tbe a brother of Mr S bought 860acres are surprised to find here a thoro’ly
irt M . Brash. Secretary.
Harriman lines, according to tables from W H Ragsdale, oqqsideration organised league of farmers’ with
tbe Wasoo jeweler.- .
.
house. The well is 216 feet deep.
officers in every town, through
The pricewf The Observer is $1.60
that bave been prepared by Julias $9,560
.
New stock of double treee, clevis­
o .r veer. 7ft oaotafor'eii month«, 60 cent*
which the whole community may
Roy
Powell
started
Monday
haul­
Kiuttachnitt,
director
of
mainten­
t * t foot moolhe—bat if paid la advene« we es, chain, etc., at Moro Hardware
aoaapt $2.60 ta fa ll for 2 year*. HLortar
ing materials for tbeir new barn ance and operation of tbe Harri­ .. T he Rose festival has taken Ira n e a o t hweineM in d e p e n d e n t of
ta-m * than oo* year l t X aeute par nionib- and Implement Co. See adv.
foundation under enntraet to H A man lines. The report leyery flat* many from Sherman oounty this Interlopers, without fear of leing
w eek. Moro sends Drs O J and pinched. This is one of the great
A Blue Mark here wi(T answer an
Our “ads” attract attention and Stuart.
tering to our Geo Manager O’Brien
Inquiry, w h ei\ entered upon our calendar,
Marie M Goffin, Mrs Bruae, Fran­ benefits oonferred upon the people
advertise.
When
you
get
our
ad­
giving the date o f the, paper as the date at
J W Richmond, of Condqn, has of lines in Oregon, particularly be­ ce* Thompson, Robert Urquhart
jrh ic h your current adbacrlptlon expire*.
vertising, you get businessbringers.
by our Sherman County Develop­
lost a herd of 40 horses, supposed cause of tbe nature of the lines and daughter Mies Ids Belle,
ment
League, which every farmer
We desire to publish all the news to bave~beeh stolen. ' He offers uftder his control. They are moun­
FRIDAY
Grandma Lot Rust, Win Morrison is an Motive member of, or should be.
of every part of Sherman county, $100 00 reward.
tain roads, abounding in heavy
wife and daughter Mies Elisa, Hon
but if you hide your item under a
grades, sharp curves and subject to
Miss Edna Sink, of this oounty,
J M Parry, Mrs Clara Belohoe,
O W and J M Axtell took a
bushel it does nobody good.
friquent landslides, washouts and
and Joseph Eudy, of Multnomah
Ralph
Brisbin
and
numerous
others
notion to vieit the festival and -fair
oounty, were joined in the bonds ol
E C Davie, proprietor of tbe Gras*« and hiked out for Portland and other natural causes of aooidents. whose names we failed to secure.
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In
spite
of
these
things,
the
percent­
matrimony by Rev Barolay, of the
Valley Barn, promptly attends all Seattle on Monday1« train.
Hon J M Parry was made the Wasoo Cbriatian oburcb, at tbe
age of trouble is the lowest and
O ffe re d For Sale bv
calls, day or night. Animals given
Mr and Mrs Ira K Axtell are shows tbe Oregon lines to be tbe recipient of an agreahle surprise borne of tbe bride’s parents, Mr and
the very heat of care. Chargee are
guests of Mrs Axtell's parents, Mr most efficiently operated in tbe Thursday evening when his brother Mrs T E 8ink, at 2 p in Sunday,
"Masons of Eureke lodge No. 121, in the presence of nearly 300
and Mrs Dan McLachlan in Port­ Uuion Pacific system.
M o ro , O reg o n ,
Dr J R Morgan, Dentist, has ar- land, attending the Rose festival.
tendered a fraternal offering in guests. It was indeed a very pretty
Tbe first public, observance of
recugniiion of his Valuable services event in tbe social circles of tbe
NO. I 960 «crea, 2)4 miles to ra il­ ranged his appointments for Wasco
Bertol Olden, a writer of prose our national birthday west of the,
road * Lal lo ti. 4 roomed d w ellin g , barn for two weeks in each month begin­
to the lodge. In consequence of North End of the county. After an
38x46, blacksm ith shop, granary, cow
and
verse, and illustrator of his Missouri river took plaoeon Monday
barn, fine w ell water w ith w ind m ill ning with the 16th day. The re­
this gift Mr Parry is in Portland elaborate wedding -dinner and a
and cistern, small hearing orchard, tel­ maining part of each month he will sketches, is temporarily sojourning July 6th 1841 near where Amerioan
receiving -the higher degrees of grand social reunion of old-time
ephone In house, well feuoed and cross be at bis office in Moro.
with Mr and Mrs R E Morgan, on lake now is and where old fort Noa-‘
fenoed, 860 acres tillable and a ll in crop
Masonry with the regular qlass of
qually was located and occupied by Scottish Rites which takes plane friends and neighbors, lasting until
8U miles to Gram Valley. Price $23,000
Don’t forget the place to get your tbe farm near Moro
the shades of evening, the large
$2,600 cash, balance to suit purchaser
moneys worth in a watch ia at L W
Mrs Walter Parry is assisting the Hudsan Bay Co. Those early there this week.
a t 7 per oeut Interest.
assembly dispersed, with happy
United
States
marine
officers
and
Ross’ Jeweler, Wasoo.
Mrs J M Parry, and attending tbe
Wileon and Mattier Broe claim congratulations in which Tbe Ob­
No. 2 820 * orea IeM than mtIe from
men would not celebrate on Sunday,
Moro, good d w elling and barn, nearly
Stationery, paper, pens, ink. business of Unole 8am in Moro
the
horse advertised by Mr Boeeeh server heartily joins. Tbe home of
a ll Ullable, plenty o f good water, goad
even if they were away thousands
rich deep soli, In good atate of cultlva- pencils and all sorts of ictas, at the while Mr Parry is ahssnt on bis so­
They
have lost several head but are tbe newly wedded oouple is already
Uon, fine bargain at $42 per acre, third Observer Book Store.
journ in Polk oounty, at Seattle,, of miles from civilization. Oo July slow in letting it be known. If a prepared for them in the Rose city
cash, balance to suit purchaser a t 7 per
6th
1906
at
Amerioan
lake,
or
as
For wedding presents go to L W and crossing tbe desert of Sahara the Indians called it, 8equalitcben, lost animal, is neglected a week or
cent Interest.
Most of us live as if we had a
Mo 3 560 acres 4 m l lee from K e n t Ross’. You will find a good assort­ in Portland.
a monument was eveoted to oom- a month without advertising it, thousand years to stay bare. We
460 acres Ullable, plenty o f water, well ment to select from.
High water of the Snake end memhrate the point where tbe first some thief is probably responsible loiter in the golden hours of our.
fenoed, school house oo corner of place,
sm all buildings, price $26 per acre sum­
Clearwater
£i™r*. coming together soldiers paraded and drilled and for its departure. In case of this little d a )t aajf the daye were never
Type writer qil, the best 3-in-l.
mer fallo wed, $2,000 down and » la n c e
have
begun
to tear up things in the where tbe first publio oelebration of animal it possibly got out of tbe to end. We do not see how swiftly
Lubricates,
cleans
and
polishes,
on crop payments If desired.
Idaho
panhandle
and down as far Independence day was observed. bunch, and liking the pasture staid the sun is whirling toward his set­
prevents
rust.
Try
it
The
Observer
No. 4 400 acres 3 miles from Kent
. .
as Pasco. Ths Columbia river is This year the “Original Celebration” with Mr Boeeen a month before be ting while our work is but half
fa ir buildings, plenty of water, well Book Store.
fenoed, good state of cultivation. 226
at a atage that shots off tbe open is to be repeated Morday July 5th, oouid cut it out of the field.
done, our task perhaps soaroely be­
acres tillab le, prioe $7,600, cash $1,600
river traffic.
balance on terms to suit purchaser.
in tbs old fashioned way.
A number of mj patrons are
Reward is offered for evidence gun. We fritter away days, weeks,
months, not noticing now nyr one
N o 8 480 scree 4 miles from B. R .
not aware that for some months
Chicago is happv over the enforce­ that will oonvlot hoys, old enough
In cracking up oorn bread Tbe
station about a ll tillab le.
% sec. io
little
opportunity of living Io this
past,the Moro Commercial Co.
Condon Globe eays, “it ia not only ment of her ordinsnoe forbidding and large enough to know right
eum inerfallow g rain, 54 of orop goes to
world
is being worn sway, as the
purchaser. P len ty of w ater, w in d m ill
has had my bread on sale; any
exceedingly gtxid to eat and highly expectorating in publio plaoes and from wrong, for petty depredations
and good cistern. Good d w elling of 7
sea eats away a crumbling bank till
purchases
of
bread
at
this
in
this
oity,
smashing
windows,
rooms. Price $30 per acre. $8000 cash,
nutritious, but comparatively in­ on the sidewalks, a movement in
its last shred is gone. We set light
store will be appreciated by
terms easy on balance
expensive.” At tbe present prioe whioh tbe police are apparently do­ street lamps, etc , and exposing the
value on time, forgetting that we
Mre. E. Anderson.
of good corn meal, wheat at $1 60 ing tbeir duty. Many other oities oity to destruction by fires kindled
N o O 600 acres east of Monkland
have only a bandbreadtb of it, and
five miles from railroad station, al>out
may be considered cheap.
Corn have the same law hut it is regarded by tbeir careless pranks with
626 acres tillab le, good bored well 100 ft
then
oomes eternity.
What did
as a blue law, and v«t medical matches in dangerous places. Some
deep, cistern, 4 room house, 200 acres In
The way trains connect at Biggs bread is now a luxury In Oregon.
you do yesterday that will hrightan
sum m erfallow , third of crop goes to the
parents
jvill
keenly
feel
tbs
stigma
authorities everywhere are saying
purchaser, fa ir bam , good rich soil; now, passengers have ample'time
Teachers for tba next year of the
and glorify tba day forever? Wbat
that expectorating io publio must of neglect when tbe exposures come,
rloe $80 per acre, small paym ent d o w ir both ooming and going, for an extra
publio
schools
of
Moro
will
b#’
Prof
record of blessing in other lives did
«lance to suit purchaser.
nioe dinner at Tbe Biggs, with Mr John Blough, of Lafayette, and Miss he stopped before the campaign as oertainly they must ooms soon. you give It to carry to God’s judg­
Mo 7 160 sores, 1 m ile from
and Mra J J Heokard. Don’t forget Pauline McConnell, of Fnesil, re­ against disease, and particularly tbe Better take heed in time and avoid ment? What burden did you lift
18o acres In sum mer fallow w heat. $26
disaster.
Tbe
Biggs, in your travels; there is appointed; Miss Mary Taylor, of war upon tuberculosis, can be made
per acre; putchseer gets3 lOthsolcrop;
off another heart? Wbat tear did
$1,000 dow n, balance terms easy.
An attempt Is being made to
time enough. The table is supplied Portland, and Miss Alvina Reidue, effective. Tbe police cannot catch
you wipe away? On what soul did
N o 8 400 acres a t $26.00 per acre 2 with everything nioe, and the rooms of Pendleton. The district is for­ every one who spits upon ths side­ break the will of the late C E Hos
you leave a mark of beaut) ? Where
miles from R R staUon, plenty of
walks or in street oars.'but a steady kino, the provisions of whiob plsee is your yesterday?
are new, neat and clean.
w ater, about 280 acres tillab le. « rt>om
tunate in scouring Prof Blough for
d w elling , sm all orchard, barn tor 10
Avenarius Carbolineu» id a' germ another year. He is a teacher; tbe aeries of fines, with plenty of pub­ the estate at tbe disposal of the
head horses. W in d m ill, big cistern.
licity for lbs offenders, is sure to State horticultural enslety, at the
Real Estate Hktnntng Parlor.
About $3000 cash, ba Is noe terms easy. destroyer. Decay being a germ, it studioua pupil under his guidance
have
a beneficial effect. Some cities death of the widow. As it stands
Will sail you anything you want.
M n O 600 acres about 9 miles south- destroys the cause of deoay in posts it certain to suooeed in life.
have praotirally stamped out ths It Is claimed she can’t oss anything
w S tc ff Grass V a lle y ; slxnit 460 sere. or timber. Tbe US.Government,
If you want to buy, sail or exchange
Ullable. W ater, w ell fepiwd, no build­
Tbe
Dalles
ChVooiole:
Judge
B
abuse.
Three fourths of tne people bqt tbe proceeds of the estate. It landuor automobiles, threshing ma­
ings. $18.00 par •«»»•
N a v a r been the ORNCo.» Multnomah oounty,
cultivated. Crop pay m e n u If desired. and oity of Portland, are making R Butler of Condoo who delivered who commit the offense do so In ooours to ths Graphio that it is a chinery. eto., see
O. P. Huixx, Manager,
general use of it on bridge timbers, the oommenoemeut address, was ignorance of its danger. The rest very lame and u just law that will 6.1 tf.]
Moro, Or
allow
a
husband
to
make
Intirs
are
in
the
despicable
class
with
introduced
by
Superintendent
etc. It is the best ohioken lioe de­
those who break quarantine, and disposition of the family property
Strange.
Mr,Butler
is
a
convinc­
stroyer on the market, and will
sweeten and preserve a water trough, ing speaker and bis brilliant ad­ deserve no oletnenoy. It has been by will, leaving nothing but the
pig pen, stable, eto.,and keep away dress will long, be remembered by found in many plaoes that the for­ prooeede for hh wife, and especially
so In a oase of this kind where It dr*«, fer aaa thrauakoat lh<
fliee. It is a guaranteed article. members of the oljsss. Many of mer claae may he corrected to a
OoMa. r a r * F *»*rta kn ***,
his comparisons wei> made force fl great extent by means of signs call­ can he clearlv shown that Mrs
The Observer Book Store is distrib­
fïïSÂisivliiïri
utor of tbs pure srtiole in Sherman by being gained from b<stoVy aud ing attention to the danger and also Hoskins did her full share In the
aeoumuletion of the property.
the penalties.
literature.
oounty.
The
O b se r v e r
W. H. RAGSDALE J
)
Horaps W Strong h u rstunw-d
After the Rose festival Robert
Freeh supply of genuine car bo len-
from bis visit to tbs valley.
Urquhart and daughter will visit lum just opened at tbeObeerver Book
Roy Powell bought a floe road- friends in Seattle and take In the Store.
Yukon show.
star last week for Mrs Powell,
Old type makee the very beet of
Babbitt
metal. We bave it for eale
Sherman
county
wool,
sold
In
Mrs A J Adams left on Monday
for Corvallis, to visit with her Salem, didn't bring its value; not and when you need any oail at The
by a jug full. No more of that Obeerver offioe. Price is right.
sister.
kind of “badness.”
A 16 year old Danish boy, cousin
Grandpa Isaac Thompson Is over
of
Chris Anderson, arrived from
The
Oregon
Journal,
a
weekly
from Trout Lake looking after bis
Europe
lest week end will make
publication
of
45
years
standing
at
property Interests in Moro.
Eugene, has turned its toes to the his home in Sherman oounty.
W B Johns ton and wife made the daisies. It will not be missed by
The old Harris grade, connecting
drive to Dalles City last week, and anybody outside of the family of it*
Moro
with The Villa DssCbutes, is
baok, whiob was very satisfactory.
editor.
again open for travel. Mr and Mrs
Mias Ruth Saxon, of Columbia
Mrs J F Watsun, of The Dalles 1’hi Is ton made the first rouod trip
iXMinty, is enjoying a visit with Mr paid her mother, Mrs Rust and on the 5th.
and Mrs N W Thompson's family.
family, very pleasant visits last
Chris Anderson and E E Barnum,
Mrs Wm Henrichs left on the 5th week. Returning Mrs Rust ac­ and their families, leave for Hood
for a visit with Mr and Mrs Blaine, companied her and they will take river Monday, to mix strawberries
.
and Hasel Damon, in Washington. in the Rose festival.
with a first class outing. The fami­
Farmers northwest of Moro feel lies go by train; the gents driv­
Dr W H Snook, 'ormerly of Sher
man county, but now residing in that they have enough slinks ing rig for use in pursuit ol pleasure
Madras, passed through Moro Fri­ coming from the garbage dump io the noted valley of popular fruits
without the imposition of dead and oontentment.
day.
animals,
and talk of enforcing the
Dr Withcombe has plaoed ua
Dr O J Goffin got the full b en efit
under obligation for a set o( valuable law to abate the existing nuisanoe of the rain storm Monday evening
Harvest Supplies
now in stock
Tents, Bed Sheets, Hammocks, Gasoline
Stoves, McCormick Extras, Leather and
Link Belting, Oils of all KindsK Etc., Etc.
“ Good» of Qtiillty**
1» Our
Motto
We will not be undersold in our line,
loro Hardware and Impleiiieiit Co
w a*eaaaaaaeaea4eaaaeee«aaaaaaaa»
QEO. N . HILDEBRAND, Pres
QEO. M ED LER , Treasurer,
JULIUS M EDLER, Secretary,
®
CHAS. QOLLIKER, Manager.
§
Main Sherman county headquarters for Farm
Machinery and Supplies. Drapers for all
Harvester and Headers such as Holt, Best,
Hodge, McCormic etc.
ALWAYS ON HAND
Link Belting, Leather Belting, Lace Leather
Engine packing, Oils, Rope, Machine Extras, etc.
Deering and Hodge Headers.
Opportunity
K n o cks O n ce a t Every M a n ’s Door.
640 acres of fine farm land, m ile
south of Waaco, well Improved,
ab< ut 200 acre* In summerfallow
$5,000 00 cash, bal. easy terms,
Fine residence property in Was<*o
w in d m ill, cistern, private water
system, 5 room cottage, near Han-
dow m ill. 81600.00, one third cash
bal. ou easy terms.
Parsonage property of the United
Rretnren church, in * Waaco, for
$900. O ne-third cash balance on
easy term s. $100 o ff for spot cash.
T he Elchenberger ranch near
Shaniko, w ell improved, h a lf in
cultivation, bal. pasture, a t $15 00
per acre. $3000.00 cash bal. to auit
purchaser.
•
My residence property In Waaco,
7 rooms besides bathroom, pantry
and attic. Large basement. Con­
nected w ith u a le r and sewer sys­
tems; two lot«; house newly painted
new fence end new sidewalk, all
iu fine condition.
Also several building luta I n d i f ­
ferent parts o f town.
\
C. J. Bright
A good respectable saving guaranteed wood buyers
For price o r information write or calT up"
R . H. M c K e a n , M a n a g e r, W a a c o , O re g o n
Grain Storage Rates Reduced
to 5 0 cents per ton .
At all our Grain Storage Warehouses in Slw-rman County
No warehouse charges on Barley stored on exchange.
New Silverware Designs
Louis XVI Pattern
I he latest silver ware designs which
harmonizes perfectly with the period it
represents and in rich simplicity it rivals
the best examples of silver ware any
where. It is made extra heavy plate anil
K
!
t
and
Is complebi and up-to date.
Have watches and watch chains in
several diffuront stylei and
pr|oea.
Now is ihe time to have your lime keeper
put in repair tor lh« BUminer’* hardunage
J e w e le r , W a s c o , O r e g o n
V a te h la a » e e tw e f a r ite « O . R A N . R y