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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (July 30, 1909)
>} Photograph postal oardo of Moro I f you w an t to buy read T i e O b L V Moore bad hisoombioe tuned server. I f you w an t to sell adver •oenery for aale kt Observer Book up end singing a harvest song this Store. tise in it. week. Don’t forget the plaoe to get your mooeye worth in a watch is a t L W Roes* Jeweler, Waeoo. MORO COMMERCIAL CO. ' I • f a- Scenic picture poet cards,of views near Moro, actual photo w ork, for sale a t Observer Book Store. D r J R M organ w ill be in HEA DQ UAR TER S FOR le t to 16th, Waeoo H a rry Moore is up from Portland visiting friends and relatives in Moro. for the party who says where it ie to be found. Tbe E O L Co. lost a horse the night of Ju ly 20th . I t wee found dead in the barn W ednesday, oause too much new bay. Rope M . and Mrs. W N W a lle o ar rived home S atu rd ay from a very Crockery Fruits visit for several N W Thompson ie advertising a reward for a lost horse; there ie 925 Waterbags Vegetables H ie first years. Canvas Cured Meats enjoyable visit w ith eastern W ashington. Shoes, Gloves, Overalls, Shirts, Underwear, The - />-—-A O b se r v e r MOltf», BHBHMAN CO.,OKBOON: E u re k a -» /x- Ty /y- -X - Fresh supply of genuine carbolsn urn ju s t opened at tbeObsêrver Book .^tore. T y p e -w rite r paper at T b s O b ss rv - *r office. 0 A Meloy and fam ily moved to the farm Monday. Fountain Pen Pocket Holders, latest, safest and heat, Observer Book Store. L e g g e N o . 121. A A. M., Moro, Or. H o t Coffee and Bandwiehes, at A. F Meet« the flret and third A B W o lfard ’a, R'ggn. I'buraday evenluipu of each Dean H ays is up from Portland mouth Visiting member, Look those refrigatora over at tb t to try his luck in the harvest fields cordially invited to meet Moro H ard w are store. >f Sherm an county. By order o f the VV. M. J. M. Parry, Hevretary J F Leutzv, of A rlin gto n , waa a Stationery, paper*, pens, in k , B e th le h e m C h a p te r vim tor at Moro thia week. pencils and all sorts of ictaa, at the N o 78 O .B.M . Regular com raun lost loti D o n ’t borrow T he Observer. Sub Observer Book Store. each 2d and 41 b 1 titira- M is s Id a M ow ry has accepted a day eveulnga monthly. scribe, and have it your own. By order W .M . »{(nation with the L V Moore com- A big shipm ent of oomfortera and Mrs Helen Parry, Hacy oiine threshing crew as chief uook. blanket just reoeived a t M C Co. M a r a L a d f a , h e . 113, in Q u it ooh » Real Estate W. H. RAGSDALE I ......-■ ............................. ,, ,...... ...............,.. . Tents, Bed Sheets, Hammocks, Gasoline Stoves, McCormick Extras, Leather and Link Belting, Oils of all Kinds, Et«., Etc. “ Goods of Quality’ * Is Our M otto We will not be undersold in our line, loro llardware aud Implement Co Chargee are borne of the bride in this oity M on day evening. Mrs. Raoe has lived Don’t send out of town for your job in this oouoty for several years and printing. Tbe Observer is prepared her friends are legion who e ll join to do all sorts of work in the very in wishing her well. M r. Raoe waa beet and latest style to meet any form arly resident manager here for the W in d R iver Lum ber Co., fair competition. now living at Ione where here he Special sale while they last on bae a sim ilar position with the same a ll buggies end wagons at the Moro company. * H ard w are and Im plem ent * Co. per acre'and only aBk one tenth W e shall see more of Abraham cash and nine years to pay balance, seaaon at Moro Com’l Co. S h ip Linoolu hereafter. The first in stall or we can sell you the irrigated ments arrive Tuesdays and Fridays. ment of 1 5 0 0 0 0 new pennies, w ith land for *3 0.00 per acre on the Prices moderate. G ive us a tria l A braham L in co ln ’s face in the place on these goods. same terms. of tbe In d ia n are ready for delivery W e guarantee th a t we can sell Mrs. E E B ariee, accompanied into the pockets o f the people. by her mother, M re. N W Silver W atch your pennies and before you lend for *1 5 .0 0 per acre on ten years tim e as good or better than and Dr. U uffin, left fbr Portland long Lincoln w ill appear. the best wheat land in Wasco or Wednesday where an operation tor M anager Thompson of the W ind Sherman counties. A ll we ask you to tum or w ill be performed. River L u m b e r Co., at Moro ie en do is to m ail us a card requesting Post master J M Parry has re tertaining his mother Mrs. Jas. us to send you descriptive circulars cently ordered fifty seven new auto Thumpeori of Minneapolis. Mrs. of this wonderful country. Then m atic lockrboxes of an en tirely (lif Thompson left Tuesday forC asc.de w e w a n ttQ Bhow yQU thig , ftnd erent model from those now in use Locks to visit a fe days ajter \ y e can get you rej uce<i rates so here at the Moro office. This is but which she w ill he joined by her son that it w ill not be an expensive one indication of m auy th a t shows sod together they w ill visit the e x trip . position at Seattle. Moro is b uilding upwards The following exam ple w ill show Mrs W J M á r tir and daughter W ith the intrepid explorers now how easy it is to pay for 160 acres C lau d iu s are visiting in Moro with w ithin the A rctic Circle, one man th at w ill grow 40 to 50 bushels of relatives and friends, w hile W J preparing to ii.flate a balloon for a wheat to the acre every year. At is busy engaged in gvperintending northward flig h t and the. German *1 6.00 per acre it would coet you vegetables and oocxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx g eni|>eror agreeing to finance a d irig *2,400.00 for 160 acres— *2 40 .0 0 ible expedition to the N orth Pole, cash and *2 40 .0 0 for each of nine we are lik ely to have a new sum years, or as we say, we can sell you nuer resort at the top of tbe world irrigated land for *3 0 .0 0 on the when next Ju ly oomes. same terms and it is as good or Texas has ordained the registra better land than you can buy in tion of trained nurses, and an ex other irrigated districts for *150.00 am ining board of five women has per acre. W rite us for our circulars. been iih med by the governor. M oorx I nvestment C ompany Nurses must hereafter secure a licen-e from the exam ining body in Rooms 2, 3, 4, 5, L afayette Bldg. order to pursue their calling in that 6th A W ashington St. P o rtlan d, O r slate QEO. M. HILDEBRAND, Près GEO. M EDLER, Treasurer, g g o JULIUS M ED LER . Secretary, CHAS. GOLLIHER, Manager. rm i $ g <:• * Main Sherman county headquarters for Farm Machinery and Supplies. Drapers for all . | Harvester and Headers such as Holt, Best, 2 2 e g Hodge, McCormic etc. & 61 e S ALWAYS ON HAND o o 2 everything Louis Blériot, fhe French aviato r accoiop!ish-d the rem arkable feat of fl)io g across the English C h an nel the morning of July 24th in 23 minutes. The distance from hi* Starting point,"hear Calais, to Dover is about 22 miles, and he therefore traveled at the rale of nearly a mile a minute B y his achievements Blériot wins the special prise of *5 ,- 000 offered M ail. by tbe London 8 h a k t Into Your Shoes goee D ally W hile the prospects early in the season were not very bright, owing to the lack of rainfall and the onld northwest winds, the numerous rains aiwi warm weather later on have brought out all kinds of crop« be yond the most sanguine expects tioos of the optim ist, and the pessi mist has had to draw in bia little ham m er and acknowledge ih < t he lives in n land where utter or<<p fa il ure is unknown: A lie n ’« F o o t K *«e, a pow der. I t curee p a in fu l, •m a rlin g , nervou« I e r i , and in g ro w in g na il« and In a la n ti y takes the « tin g out oT corn« and bunions T h e greatest c om fort discovery o f the a g e . A lle lie n 's i ) Kent Kaee m akes lig h t or n e w shoes feel easy. I t is a certain cure for s w e a tin g , callous, s w o lle n , tire d , Hold b y a ll D ruggis ts ehin ng leet. “ T r y i ‘ t to d a y . ........................... and Shoe S tores. Bv m a il tor 35 cents in stampe lamps D o n ’t aecept a ny s ubstitute. T r ia l package F K B R A d d re s * A llen S O lm s te a d , L e R o y , N. Y. 8 Teachers’ Kxamlnatioiis Notloe la hereby »»y given that the County Sohool Hnparintendenl of Hberman ooonty ill bold the regular examination of appli- api «unta for Htate and Ooonty Papers at Mu oro, Oregon, at the Oourt House aa follows— For State Papers, Commenolng Wednesday, August 11th, 1 BW, at * o’elook a. m .. and oontluntng until Haturday, August ltt h , at 4 o’olock p.m. WauwaansT—i manahip, history, apalling physical geography, reading, pevo inol TtroasDkx— W ritten arithmetic, theory of teaohing, grammar, book-keeping, pbya- ioa, civil government. Phyuotoay, geography, composi tion, algebra, Kngilsb litaralure, school law. 8a TUBDii—Botany, plane geometry, general history. For County Papers, Commencing Wednesday. Aug. U tb . at 9 o'clock a. m ., and continuing until Friday Aug. l f t t b , at t o ’oloek p. m. Wednesday—Penmanship, history, orthog- sash Sea I geography, raphy, reading, ph y atoa TburMlay—W ritten artthm .tt«, th.ory of «ohi taaabing, grammar, physiology, Friday—Geography, aohool lav . oivtl gov .rn in .n t, English literature. Yonra irs ly , W. O. County Superintendent F bidiy — H btìwt , >OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCXXM Three Fine Acreage Tracts e e $ e e Deering and Hodge Headers. € Opportunity K nocks O nce at E v e ry 040 acres o f lin e fa rm la n d , m ile south of W asco, w ell Im proved, ab ou t 200 acre« in H um m erfallo w *6,000.00 cash, bat. easy teruut, ... M a n ’s D o o r. The Elchenberger ranch near Kliamko, well Improved, half In Fine residence property in Wasno windmill, cistern, private water system, 6 room cottage, near' Kan- dow mill. *1600.00, one third cash bal. on easy terms. u u iii vM iioii, bal. uni. pasture, pnrtiurv, a fio .uu cultivation, at i *16.00 ISM W.. »'DUU1 < kJ t I • per acre. *3000.00 cash k... bal. to s u it purchaser. 4 ’ 1 My residence property in Waaco, 7 rooms besides hatlintom, pantry and alile. I.arg»* basement Uon- nected with water and sewer sys tems; two lots: house newly (tainted „ , i»|terty new fence amt new sidewalk, ail Breturen church, In Waaco, for in tine condition. *900. One-third cash balance ou easy term*. *100 off for spot cash. r Also several b u ild in g lots i n d i f fe ren t (»arts o f to w n . C. J. Bright, Wasco, Ore. ' oooooooooooooooooooooooooo OOOOOOOOOCOOOOOOOOOiXXXXXJC < Reduced Slabwood Prices b o u r» r a r a a t Ib e .e p o lis » . Thus the work of regulst'ng everybody and m errily on. <:■ L ink Belting, L e a th er B elting, L ace L eath er E ngine packing, Oils, Rope, M achine E xtras, etc. in Harvey U M artin and fa m ily are H ugh Schull, of K ent, baa p u r . Meet* - every Haturday chased the L Barnum automobile nicely lt»cnted in the M rs., Brock ‘ »veuitig at 7:30 o’clock. cottage near the south boundary of .'VialtUig members are Go to the Moro Com m ercial Co lo w n r ■ cordially luvited. Mem ber* are expected to 1« for loweat prices on harvest sup A C Thtlm peon bae a fu ll blood preaeut. J. O Elliott, N . (4. plies. Robert M. Braith. Secret arv. L h arn u in has a new auto, this yearling Perobron that weighs 1250 the shipm ent of th eir household ef T he price oPThe Ohaerver is *1 .5 0 lim e a Cad iliac runabout of latest pounds; tbe sire now four years old fects from th eir Morrow county weighs over a ten. par year. Tfc oenM for .1« m onth., M) oenta model. bum« to a new location hear W a lla J a r four luooltia— bul it paid la advauo. we aaaep* »260 In fall tor 8 yrara. Shorter W alla. Rishm ond in W heeler county is Postal Card Album s fine, in olotb te -ta . than one year 12t< oeata per moo lb claimed by some to l»e the term inus covers, eto., from 25c up, at The Ob W B Johnston was the first to un A Blue M ark here w ill answer an of one of tbe DesCbotes railroad load this season’s wheat at the Moro Inquiry, when entered upon oor calendar, server Book Store. giving the date of the paper as the date at now under construction. arehouse. T h e grain was threshed Mr» G E Thompson is expected e which your current aubacrlptl^nexplrea. bine thresh Some great bargains in ladies’ by tbe R T M organ home this week after a pleasant shirtwaists, m uslin underwear, and er S aturday, going easily 147 pounds F R I D A Y .....................J u ly 30, 1909 visit in the vicinity of Dnfur. summer wash goods. Special prices to the sack. M r. Johnston was the O ur “ ads” a ttrac t attenliou and first to unload wheat at Moro for to olose them out at the M C Co. advertise. W hen you get our ad the Besson of 1907 as well as season N P Hansen has rented the city vertising, you get businessbringers. of 1909. residence of G A Meloy and w ill T he girl who can bake bread that Prairie C ity has offered p u rM T move in this week. M r. Meloy re ill stick, to the ribs of the harvest O f fe r e d F o r S ale bv serves the orohard property for his of *6 0 0 for a hall game, and has hands I ihs a bright future before thrown the contest open to an y own use. „ her team in eastern Oregon. I f there The best way to protect your The infant child of Jas. W Coch M o t o , O re g o n , s any town io eastern Oregon th a t ran has art attack of scarlet fever, machinery againkt wear is to use has a base ball team th at is a t all good oil. T h a t is V alvoline, tbe N o . I WMI acres, 2 # mile, to rail hut under the care of Dr. Boper is oonvetoue for *6 0 0 they better m ake road station. 4 roomed dwelling, baru best in this world or any other. 88x46, blacksmith shop, grabary, cow doing nicely. an effort to enter the tournam ent Sold by the Moro H ardw are & I m barn, floe well water with wlud mill Moro Comm ercial Co. headquar n .x t September. and cistern, small bearing orchard, tel plem ent Co. ephone In house, well fenced and crons ters for harvest supplies, overalls, J C Coy has a d rilled well on hie fenced, 860 acre, tillable,and all In crop M rs R ig sd ale, accompanied by E v e ry 8% miles to Ureas Valley Prion *28,000 shirts, shoes, gloves a etc. her daughter, Miss E lsia^and niece farm th at Is down 155 feet, holds *2,600 cash, balance to suit purchaser thing for harvest men. Miss Lois M a rtin , left Monday for a approxim ately 500 gallons of water, at 7 per oeut Interest. Old type makes the very »rest of visit with friends and relatives in the flow being about two gallons a N o 3 820 acres less than mile from Moro, good dwelling and* barn, nearly B abbitt m etal. W e have it for sale Pendleton and Moscow, Idaho, m inute. A w in d m ill furnished by all tillable, plenty of good water, gowd and when you need any c a ll at Tbe where Miss Lois’ parents, J J the Moro H a rd w a re and Im p le Hoh deep soil, in good stale of cultlva- Observer office. Prioe is right. Uen. fine bargain at *42 per acre, third ment Co. is now being put up to do M a rlin , lives cash, balance to suit purchaser at 7 per the pum ping. A cistern w ill be James Tom lin , Jr. and wife, are cent Interest. D C Irela n d who has been absent visiting his parents in Moro. T h e ir constructed in a short tim e at a for the month on a summ er vaca N o . 3 600 acres 4 miles from Kent 460 acres tillable, plenty of water, well home for some tim e has been at tion, has been visiting this week natural site neax the bouse as soon fenced, school bouse on corner of place W estfall, M alh eu r county, Oregon. as harvest work permits. with frien d s-in Rufus and Blalock small buildings, price *26 per acre »um- merfallowed, *2, 000 down and balance W arm weather is coming, so buy last week he was a guest of friends Deaths messenger came to tbe on crop payments If desired. a gasoline stove for tbe wife. I t is at the Seohler farm near The Dalles. home of Mrs Edna V inton W alk e r, No 4 * ° rM 8 mi,e8 from Kei,t daughter of David E V in to n , at the fair ^buildings, plenty of water, well a comfort and also a money saver. A rriving homa Thursday. fenced, good state of cultivation, 226 For sale at the Moro H ard w are fam ily home in Grass V a lle y Sun A daughter was h^rn Ju ly 24'b scree tillable, prioe *7,600, cash *1,600 store. day afternoon July 25th, taking the balance on terms to auit purchaser. to M rs. G un jiro A oki, formerly Miss Im m e d i I f yon want to set a good e x a m Helen Ktnerv, daughter of Arcb- young wife and mother. N o . 5 4S<) acres 4 miles from R. R. ate cause of death was blood pois station about all tillable. % sec. In ple for your neighbors to follow, cut deaoon John E m e ry , of C alifornia, at aummerfallow grain, % of orop goes to oning 1 he funeral was held at the ta ll grass and weeds along your purchaser. Plenty of water, w indm ill tbe Aoki borne near Seattle The Grass V s lle y Tuesday morning at and good cistern. Good dwelling of 7 fenos Hue. This sdvioe is for both couple m arried in Seattle last roonm. Prli« *30 per acre. *3000 caab, city si)d country.. 10 o’clock. T h e funeral was a t x * M arch, after failure to tie m arried terms easy on balance. tended by Mrs. W a lk e r’s grand I K A x te ll and W A Woods are in Seattle. N o . 6 000 acres east of Monkland mother Mrs. Klixabeth Cushman, five miles from railroad station, about harvesting the orop on tbe J M A x The common house fly has been and aunts, Mrs. W H and H A 626 acres tillable, good bored well 100 ft tell farm this week. T he Club is deep, cistern, 4 room house,200 acres In found to be the oause of typhoid Moore of P ortland, and M r a .'H 8 aummerfallow, third of crop goes to the fillin g eight sacks to the acre and fever and this month tbe cities of M oDauel and Mrq. W C Rutledge purchaser, fair barn, good rich soil; Forty fold is going twelve. z price *30 per acre, small payment down Chioago and New Y o rk bave started of Moro. balance to suit purchaser T b e fourth q uarterly conference war on th em . Do your p art by Judge M arin er,*D r N G Blalock N o . 7 *00 acres, 1 mile from Kent, of the M K church w ill be h e ld ' at securing window and door screens and several W a lla W a lla capitalists 18o acres In summer fallow wheat. *26 per acre; purchaser gets ft lOthsotcrop; Moro in the oburob F rid a y Ju ly 30, for your residenee, at tbe Moro known as the John Day Power Co , *1,000 down, balanoe terms easy. at 1:80 p m. The d istrict superin H ard w are elore. are preparing to develop the water N o 8 400 acres at *2600 per acre 2 tendent w ill be present and have > T h e ag rio ultu ral experim ent sta power of the John D ay RivSr into m iles‘ from R It atatlon, plenty of charge. tion bas found out th a t on railrnnds electrioity and distribute it over water, about 200 acres tillable. 0 room dwelling, small orchard, barn for 10 Harvesting has begun in m any running east and weet, it ie necess three or four counties. The com bead horses W in d m ill, big olalern. sections of the county and by n ext ary to p lant a different kind of About *8000 cash, balanoe terms easy. pany hopes to be ready by next week tbe work w ill be on in earnest. grate on the north side of the em spring to furnish* electricity for N o O 600 acres about 9 miles south west orGraaa Valley; about 460 acres No able bodied w an need be w ith ban km en t from the south side be- lights and power at a tn fl ng cost. tillable. Water, well fenced, no build out work in Shferroan county for cause of tbs different am ount of Not only w ill towns be supplied, acre. Never been ings, *18.00 tlvated. Crop payments if desired. some time to come. eunshine th a t eeob side reoeivet. culti but farmers w ill be furnished with W h ile driving a header from the N o . I O Ona story brick building The way trains connect a t Biggs aheap power for pum ping water to In Moro, 20x70 feet, for sale cheap and Cbas Pnwsll farm to tbe farm of C now, passengers have am ple tim e irrig ate ahd for other purposes. on very easy terms.. G H u is, where it was to be used in both coming and going, for an ex tra Cheep power means our flour m ills N o I I Brick and tile factory near Retxivllle, 14 miles from Portland to harvest work, the team ran away nice dinner a t T h e Riggs, w ith M r in operation and m a n y other needed exchange for Ikrm lands, will pay k»m» l h r o « l» ( T 8 U r .h .n > o n d .r horM , j ; H „ k. , d Industrie», w hile to the farm er who difference; price *16,000. in such m anner as to break his left Tbs,Riggs, in your travele; there is installs a private irrigation plant N O 12 Appartment house In Port leg in two plaoee. H is son J W tim e enough. Tbe table is supplied it means increased production and land b rin g in g good monthly rent. Pries *0000, to exchange for farm land G raham of Tsko, W ash , was noti w ith everything nioe, and the rooms sure orope. W e w ill give further fied of tbe aooident. la Sherman oouoty. d etail later. are new, neat and olean. I . O . O . F . M o ro . Oregon the very beet of care. right. These goods were bought trefore the Just a Word to The Man W ith Small J R Kaseberg and fa m ily were • d * * » f!* price last May and w ill Means Who Would Like to go cheap. visitors in M oro S aturday. Mr Buy a Farm . I f you fail to mention ^he coming Kaeeberg is uow a resident of Port W e are sole agents for this dis of your friends to visit y o u ,'d o n ’t land, having rented hie farm . trict for the Canadian Pacific r a il get grouchy because their names Geo. W Barrían ie agent for the road land in the famous A lberta am not found in the Observer local Springfield F ire and M arin e’ InSUr country. W e can sell these lands columns. W e try to get them all, anee Co , and is prepared to write but w ith e ll our other dutiee we are th at grow from 20 to 60 bushels of policies on grain and other risks. wheat per acre a t from *1 2 to *1 8 liable to mies eome. Fresh now in stock Rev. Dr. Skipworth rill deliver Rev. A J Adams of Moro. M onk- en address in the M E church, land and K en* Presbyterian ohureh- Moro. F rid a y evening Ju ly 80th, at ee, left thia week on hie an n ual va 8 o’clock. AU are invited. cation, inteoding to be absent a ll of L L P ee'i had his left bend August. Mrs. Adam s aooompanled caught io the blower on hie thresher him oo the trip , their first stop be Wednesday, severely bruising h it ing at Hood R iver, where they w ill little finger, but uot beyond repair. visit w ith their daughter, Mrs. Niobols. E C Da via, proprietor of the U rae * Valley Barn, prom ptly attends all Tbe wedding of Edw ard Raoe and calls, day or night. Anim als given Miee V ia Sayra waa aolmnix^d at the bushel it does nobody good. WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY. GIVE US A T R IA L T ' —-t relatives W e desire to publish alt the news of every part of Sherm an county, but ii you bide your item under a Blankets, and everything fo r harvest men. - Moro to 80tb, of each m onth to practice dentistry. HARVEST SUPPLIES Groceries 16th Harvest Supplies H A Thompson ie visiting friends L L Peeta has hie heading and in this vioinitv and incidentally threshing outfit a t work on the ’09 looking after the harvest on hie season run. B o o m of his crew have farm . had the seme poeeitiooe they oc- A C Thompson bae traded tbe oupy this year fbr the lest three oolte recently advertised lor sale in year»,one eomiog from as far as C a li the Observer, to J W Booth for a fornia. T hia epeake well for tbe Tourist automobile. orew end owner. Bea, W iî, Maüaailá, DaMaia, Ely Cusa, ar Maro A good respectable saving guaranteed wood buyers F or price or inform ation w rite or call up Independent Warehouse j Willing £o R . H . M c K e a n , M a n a g e r, W a s c o , O re g o n Grain Storage Rates Reduced to 5 0 cents per ton A t all our G ain Storage Warehouses in Sherm an County No warehouse charges on B arley stored on exchange. >oooooooooooooooooooooooooi' + -H-H-d-i-l- l’ l I d- l- t- i-l-l- l d’ l - l - H - H - F - I - H - t - I - H -H -! I I H H | | I l-h-H l l New Silverware Designi Louis XVI P attem The latert silver ware designs which harmonizes perfectly w ith the period it represents and in rich sim p lic ity i t rivals the^ liest examples of silver ware any Two are inside and one just outside the City Limits o f Portland. : : : Costs no moro thin other Silverware : TINE BUILDINGS ON THE PLACE hand painted china d where. It is rrnnle extra heavy plats and m id FOR SALE o r Exchange fur first class Wheat Land cut glass A ssortment J. 0. ELROD, put in repair for the sum m er’s hard usage Is complete and up-to-date. H ave watches and watch chains in several different styles and prices. Now is the tim e to have your tim e keeper P o rtla n d , O r. 5 1 9 -5 3 0 - sax C o rb ett B ld g . 5 th an d M o rris o n St. O pposite Post O ffice : L. W. ROSS. J e w e le r , W a a c o , O re g o n We«SM laassetor «se «Me O . R .< N . Ry H H I U IU » H U I II IH H II I ll H lU n '
