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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 20, 1909)
Mies Loraine Johnson has be«' ou the sick list this week. Mrs J P H trabl is attending the annual fa ll m illin ery gatiiering at Portland. M r aud Mrs H S Mu P an el have returned from a flying vis it to the H A Thompson has finished his harvesting operations and returned to Portland yesterday. Mrs A S Johnson of Kent, (nee M iss E lla Anderson), has returned from Pendleton, bringing w ith bar a very pretty beby boy— her first born. pietro polls. HEADQUARTERS FOR HARVEST SUPPLIES Canvas Groceries Waterbags Cured Meats Rope Vegetables __ Crockery Fruits S h o e s, G lo v es, O veralls, S hirts, Don’t send out of town for your job printing. The Observer is prepared to do all aorta of work io the very best and latest style to meet any M r and M rs B F Pike took in »he fair competition. O A R N a tio n al »noampmsnt at John H olm an closed bis barveet- S alt Lake city. A hot one. ing and paid o ff bia men yesterday. H >raoe W Strong h ie sold h*" His crop is equal to th at of any of wheat at 8»<J, to be delivered for his neighbors, but he thinks hogs m illin g a * soon as threshed. *« and potatoes w ill pay better in tbe near fu tu r e than wheat. Sam Lester bas two domesticated Save your pum pkin e«eds. They squirrels and a canary bird livin g in are a safe and effeotive remedy for tbs same cage, a t Silver Lake. worms in sheep I t is claimed that Mrs Black aud daughter and Mrs even tape worms can be gotten rid Stevens of Colorado, friends of Mrs I of by them; tbe seeds containing a A x tell, sturted on their return home i-peoial ingredient which is fatal to M onday. them. Buy the genuine imported avail- John Barrett is beadiug for Seat nrioue narbolineuuu; the im itation tle, Portland, San Francisco, etc. b e in g o ffe re d is only a temporary John is one of U n d e Sams preferr remedy if at all ' I f genome on* ed, nonassessable travelers. He is application lasts for ait time. Ask hobnobbing ou thie trip with Gen Mi see our sealed pan? »gee. 1 lie Gar«la, Cuban minister to the U n i Observer Book Store. ted relates. Postal Card Album s fine, in d o th oovers, eta., from 26o up, at T b e Ob server Book Store. U n d erw ear, B la n k ets, and ev ery th in g fo r h a rv est m en . Colonists rate« w ill ne put into effect by the transcontinental rail- mads identically with those that brought 63,(XJO settiers to the Paci fic N ohbw est ls«t spring. - The ra te s go in eff’eut September 16 and WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY. GIVE US A TRIAL. oontinue until October 16. Here is in Oxford skit on O der, The O b serv er MORO, BHKRMAN CO.,OKBOON: E u reka L o d e* N o . 121. A . F & A. M., Moro, Or. T v p e -w rite r paper at T b * Observ er office. H o t coffee, sand witches, etc., at B'ggs hotel. James De.Moss took in the Seattle Go to the Moro Comm ercial Co for lowest prices on harvest sup plies. Palouse farmers steadfastly refuse lo sell wheat, oats or barley at cur rent prices. Meets the first and third fair on his ouliug. Change at the rin k. Skating ib Thunder evening* <»f each H o t Coffee and Sandwiches, at mouth Vbiting member* now S ilu rd s y evenings from 8:30 . cordially Invited to meet A B W o lU sd ’e^Riggs. to 10:30 Sue adv. By order of the W . M. J. M. Hurry, Hecretary. Are you looking for alfalfa hay? C G Silver subm itted to an o p era- B e th le h a m C h a p te r Inq u ire of Sheriff Freeman. , tioo Sunday, by Dr Morse of Wseen, No 7» O i l . J D W ilcox has become a resident having bis tonsils removed, R e g u la r co m m u n ica tio n each 2d aud 4 th T h u rs uf good old Y a m h ill county. d a y e ve n in g * m o n th ly . B y o rd e r W .M . Don’t borrow The Observer. M rs H elen H a rry, Hecy (he Sub- And M illin g d om pany, Wasco, be- acribe, and have it your own. M oro Lodge, N o . 113, W .r .h o u « . for« laying in your wood arid c ml. Hon B F Pike and wife, of Y a m A Spokane judge granted a d i , Meets every ria tu rd s y hill county, are here on a visit. .»veiling st 7:30 o’clook. Pascengers Will find a most ex- ’ V is itin g m em b e r* are 'c o rd ia lly In v ite d . M em cel lent lunch at the Biggs hotel. bers are expected to I * preoeuL J. O. E lllO tt, N . O. C L Montgomery is nursing a bad Robert M. Brash. S e c reta rr..... vorce on the com plaint of the wo- ’i m a n in lb s case th at her husband I. O.O. F. Moro. O re < o n . case of catarrh in his left th u m b . yr as lezy. George E Jarues returned from the Spring* w ith Mrs Perry A x te ll. Mip J nines w ill rem ain a while long T h e price of T he Observer is 11.60 M onday August I7 tb was the 1st par year. 76 eentsfor stx saoatks, 60 oeot» er at the springs. Err four m o o tb s— b a t it paid to udvanM» we ’anniversary of Peary’s latest disap » « •ep . to f o il tor K years. Mhoru.r Geo. W Berrian is agent for the U .m . «bao one year oent* per month. pea’ ance. Springfield Fire aod M arine In s u r A Blue M ark here w ill answer an W e ll; the pesky weeds are going ance Co., and is prepared to write In q u iry , w hen entered upon on r calendar, g iv in g the dele o f the paper » • the date at to seed, and nobody seems to care a policies on grain and other risks. w h ic h y o u r c u rre n t »ub*crlptlon e x p ire *. straw about it. Ju«t received, a car load of lim e, G E Lewell n, of the Moro C om .August 20, 1909 cement and planter. G et our prices F R ID A Y mercial Co. is visiting at bis old before buying elsewhere. Indepen home at Springwater. dent Warehouse and M illin g Co., Fir*»t class lunch s»rv»d at a 2d A farm er’s Onion near Spokane W aaco. > ‘ class price at the Biggs hotel has gone into bankruptcy and asked A few drops of oil of eucalyptus, P h o to g ra p h p o s ta l c a rd s o f M o ro th at a recover be appointed. poured on the pillow w ill keep flies teener y fo r s» le a t O b se rve r Book Born: To the wife nf B F Peetz, and mosquito* away, and mosquito Btore. Monday August 16th, a daughter. bites rubbed with peroxide, w ill soon I f y o u w a n t to b u y read T h e O b Mother and child doing well. cease to sting. aervt-r. I f you want to se'.l adver Dr J R Morgan w ill be in Moro tise in it. The best way to protect your Don’t forget the place to g -t your 1st to 16tb, M asco 16th to 30th, machinery against wear is to use T h a t is V alvoline, the moneys worth in a watch i* at I. W of each month to praotice dentistry. good oil. Roe«’ Jeweler, Wasco. No warehouse chargee on barley, l»est in this world or any other. Fr’eshAíUpply OÍ genuint.carbqlrn- stored on exchange, at Independent Sold by the Moro Hardw are A Im plement Co. ion* jus» opened a, tbeObssrver Book Warehouse and M illin g Com pany, M t R ainier ( misnamed Tacom» ), 6 tore. Wasco. Fountain Pen latest, safest Book Store? Pocket Holders, and best, Observer "S ta tio n e ry , paper, pens, ink, pencils and all sorts of ictas, at the Observer Book Store. • * Scenic pioture post cards,of vie w s near More, actual photo work, for sale at Observer Book Store. W e desire to publish all the news of every part of Sherman county, but il you hide your item under a bushel it does nobody good., O ld type makes the very best of B abb itt m etal. W " have it for sale end wfceo yon need any call at The Observer ofllue. Price is right. . ¡ O u r “ ads” attrac t attention knd advertise. W hen you get our ad W arm weather is coming, so buy aorosa Oregon both East and South. a gasoline stove for the wife. I t is The people weloome M r H ill, from a comfort and also a money saver. all sides. For sale at the Moro H a rd w a re Dispatches frqpo Tokio, Japan, tell Moro Com m ercial Co. headquar store. sad stories of the earthquake which ters for harvest suppliea, overall», M rs C Gabriel and Mrs M L Dau engulfed M t Ib u k i, west of G ifu , the shirts, those, g io ™ * et0- K verJ ’ gherty, relatives of Mrs Jas Woods, center of the treablora, and destroy thing fu; harvest men. from Guernsey, Iow a, started on ed more than 1,200 buildings, Includ E C Davis, proprietor of the (Trass th eir return borne Monday,, via ing m any tem ples^ besides 2,600 V alley Barn, prom ptly attends all C alifornia. < J others badly damaged. T he fl-st calls, day or night. Anim als given Uncle Jas Woods and wife ware shock, occurred about 3.30 p m last the very lies» of care. Charges are invited to play with G randpa and right. • -*;■ U ran d iq a P P DeMosa at Mrs J P Fresh vegetables and fru it in S tra h l’s on the 12th, the 76tb b irth season at Moro Com’ l Co. S h ip day of G randpa DeMose. ments arrive Tuesdays and F ridays, Ea’rtbquake shock! are said to be price* moderate. Give us a trial so common in C alifornia th at peo on these goods. ple place their babies In hammocks suspended between two buildings ■ I I 1 »!■» 11 I 1 1 |||,H • A number of my patrons ars ; and let the earthquakes rook ’em to ; not aware th at for some months ; ; sleep. • past the Moro Comm ercial Co. ; People of this latitude missed the • ; has had my bread on sale; any ; cooling breezes Tuesday. I t was a ; ; purchases of bread at thia .. day of unusual beat, one of about ! : store w ill »>e appreciated by ’ j six tbia summer, b ut tba night was Mr». K. Andersoq. d elig h tfu lly refreshed by gentle winds from off the aea. bueine-«i is not there to support two papers, nor is the new plant filling a long felt want. the everlasting sip sip, xing zing Looking sky-wards he sees directly above him a disabled »emplane in I t is reported that tbe heat and rattlesnakes in DesCbutee canyon give the workmen all kinds of grief. rapid descent. He was standing upon a manhole cover, and a» his last obanoe q uickly raising the lid he jum ps into the hole ju s t in time to tie run overby a subway train. is nicely recovering. T h e fam ily are now at T h e Dresden, aw aiting cool w heaton carB themselves and thu* give independent wheat buyers an of travel crossing Oregon as at present'. I f you w ant to take tbe ocean route for San F rat cisco, yo u must make application for berths at least two weeks Mhesd of sailing daten The railw ays have all they can handle.""""*”" ' , A Seattle postal card informs ns th a t on the 15th M r and Mrs W B Johnston left Providence hospital w-ith M isler L u k e, who stood the weather to return home. 8weet Oregon: Go where you w ill through vale, o’er h ill, along a p u rl ing brook, by orchards fa ir, on sea- sands bare, and beauty meets your look. And richness too, in every view, in field and barn and wood, and we can say, as we sing or pray, “ B e h o ld ,’tis very good ” Tbe Dalles people are having a <|eal of trouble to pick out a popular name for their new hotel. They oannnt oall it The U m a tilla , popular on the Pacific coast for h a lf a oentu- ry , because M r Crofton hasn’t sold and is m aking the old-tim e oaravan- sara more popular than ever. The agitation throughout the U n i ted State» by publishers and p rin t ers, against the contractors g raft on the poatoffloe departm ent doing job lots of printin g th at belonge to the local printing office», is tak in g root. Congressman H u ll, of T en n ., is stirring up the m atter in b ehalf of the printers. the w a P r, as it sets the etain. One of the “strangers within our gates” remarked tbe other day thst people don’t d rink enough water; es pecially (he m eant) when they osn get such flue, pure water as we have here in Morn. He is oorreot, most physicians w ill tell you the same, if opportunity to enter this oounty on tbe same footing as to price as any firm which may happen to be oper ating wneat bouses here. dian, drying tbe berries on tbe blan kets of sore backed cayu»es, etc, we m ight feel inclined to invest in some of this rare and other wise delicious fru it— but the facts are sufficient to g»g a person, Anvbody can freeze his own ice cream in five minutes and for the expenditure of about 10 cents. I f Cowpea may be grown to m a tu ri ty after wheat is cut if there is suf ficient moisture to start the seed. I f the preparation desired to be frnien the field is large harrow, then sow is p lic e d in a tin bucket nr otb«r re with a wheat d rill, stopping up each ceptacle it can be readily congealed alternate feed cup. Reasonatily thin by putting it in a pail containing soil w ill produce more seed than m wonk dilution of sulphuric acid rich land, as the latter produces sod water. Into this throw a hand vine ins’ead of peas. Cowpea should ful of c o m m o n glulier salts aod the be harvested after the m«j irity of r e s u ltin g cold is so great th at a bot the hulls turn brown, and before too tle of wine immersed in the m ixtu re many leaves fall off, as the leaf is w ill be froze n solid in a few minutes the best part of the hay, Many and ice oresni, or ioes, may be easily producers hale and feed w ithout prepared. „ . . threshing, but this is wrong, as Modern graft, the new style of le m any of tbe peas shatter in pressing galizing robbery, according to Judge and so are wasted. Thresh the seed Lindsley, of Denver, Colorado, has ta k e n 1200,000,000 by corrupt com binations from the people of that city; and he appear» to be able to establish the truth of bis assertions M r Bingham, former police co nmie- sioneref New Y o rk, also asserts that graft and blackm ail in tbat_ city amount to 1 00,000,(XX) a year, and he as confidently claims that he c m prove it. It sometimes seamB as if the American people like such a 1 state of a If tire as these men men tion. But we may hope that gradu ally grafting, and blackm ail. and corruption, w ill be suppressed to a great ex'ent, end men generally he chosen to serve ths public who w ill believe that “ a good name is mors to he diaired than riches;” aud live up to It. B ut something further »ban. “ banging ju rie s ” In the law courts may he neoessarv to bring il about. oounty. * then press the hay; in doing so the ooarser vines are shredded and ihe stock w ill eat them better. W hen baled before they are threshed you lose ths larger part of the seed, whioh is quite a loss, as 16 or 20 bushels per acre is a reasonable yield, end they are worth from 1 50 to 42 00 per bushel. A short tim e ago a man named Pointer comm itted suicide in New York. The next morning the news papers of th a t city made only a brief mention of tbe tragedy, for the man was poor and friendless. A ll kinds of deaths are ohrokioled every day by the press. Occasion ally a sensation is sprung, and for several weeks thereafter the name of the dead person ¡a printed several times a day, rem arks an exchange. After the Pointer case had been in vestigated In accordance with city oiflinanoe and state law, it develop W e hsve received from a C a lifo r ed th a t the man had been a staff nia enthusiast, a scheme for revising officer w ith Joe W heeler, H e was tbe calendar, which is logical, easy, brevetted for gallantry. After the and wholly SHtis'aolory. Therefore, war be engag'd in various enter we conclude th at it will uot be adopt prises, mostly unfortunate, but all ed. H e wants it put into effect Ja n honorable. In the end he found uary 1, 1911, as It w ill not again be himself still a soldier with a proud available for 11 years. The plan is spirit, but penniless. Iu ths pock to m ake a year of 13 months of 28 ets of tbs dead man ware found a they have occasion to express them selves. D rin k plenty of good water; day» each, placing an extra month, the best beverage on ea'rtB; it is con “ V incen t,” between June and J u ly, and to m ake the last day of the Saturday. ducive to health. „ year the 366th, an Anno Day, prao- W ixzard U ;Ren’s latest discovery Avenarius CarbolineuB is a germ tioally a dies nan for all ordinary of “ how the constitution of Oregon destroyer. Decay being a germ, it purposes. According to thia plan ruay be completely wiped out,” tbe destroys the cause of decay in posts the first dav of »very month would old foot log I meets some strenuous or tim ber. T h e US.G overnm ent, be 8unday, as would the 8th, 16th, opposition right fro m tbe start. Tbe the O R N C o., M ultnom ah county, and 22d Every day of the week Journal says "no measure so insane and city of Portland, are making would-fall on a fixed series so that should be proposed to tbe people.” general use of it on bridge timbers, it would be ekey lo figure out; In The Oregonian says “ Oregon has etc. It*is the best chicken lioe de faot to a large extent it is adopting suffered enough already w ithout be stroyer on the m arket, and will the nom enclature of the Friends in ing encrusted further with tbe U ’ Reri sweeten and preserve a water trough, thie respect. On leap years an ex system.” Now stiok to it, Brothers; pig pen, «table, etc.,and keep away, tra'anno day would he inserted be The Old Reliable i t happy in tbe flies. I l la a guaranteed article. tween the 14th and 16th Vmoent, thought th at you’ve had enough of T h e Observer Book Store is distrib ahd also would be a dies non, as It this u rin al “ legislation” (T ) at tba utor of the pure article In Sherman would fa ll between a Saturday and ballot Io Portland, ten years from uow, the gentleman from the interior w ill hear: Chug ohug, b r-r-r hr-r-r, honk bonk, gllligulug gilligulug, and pausing at the intersection of two busy cross streets look about. An auto w ill be seen rushing at him from one direction, a motocycle from another, an auto truck from behind and a taxicab, a mnto-amhulanoe, a fire-chief, etc, whisking along with surgeon’s treatm en t heroically, and Never before was there such 11 >od Bunday. IHHtOBAKDWAREAlirLeiEIITC» M o r o , O re g o n . IT St u d eb aker Head keeper Grove at tbe Zoo in Portland was sm iling over an Ore gonian aooount of a monkey th at had died of love. Tom Mountain was sitting oloae by, and be said it was a good sto ry ,th at It put him in mind of one or Jerry C olw ell’s re ports of an aooidental death when a man had suicided by banging h im self to tbe bedpost by bis euspenders. Suicide would have deprived the fam ily of the man of hie life insur ance at th at early day, and the jury was convinced by the story that an accident was the cause of death; th at the man came home fu ll, and had mistaken him self for his pants. In one dam p» den of 38 rattlesnakes was encountered and the canyon is reported to be alive with them A Now that huckleberries are ripe rattler is not a very agreeable bed the Indians are on their way to the fellow, and it is known th at they mountains in groups, equads, parties have a penchant for a comfortable and single, to fis h , hunt and pick berth if it hsppan* to he a cool night berries for two months. They trail But snakes and hot weather w ill not along in bunches with o«ap luggage, stop the railroad-. tepees, etc, saddled on the pack ani The Sherm an countv F arm er’s mals in a way to frighten an »uto- Union is strong among those who mobile out of the road. The long have wheat to sell and members are haired bucks ride ahead, out of the casting around to find independent dust, leaving the tquawe and young buyers. In the meantime they will Indians to look after the pack ani pile their grain in the field until p ri mals, build the camp fires, prepare ces and warehouse chargee are more the meals, and do the picking I f it to their likin g . They w ill load their wasn’t for th e d irfy habits nf the In 61; arid my work oh earth is done. Puaje should follow after storm, reach roe down tbe chloroform .” was successfully scaled to the top A cotempqrary says th a t “an ex The sweater this week M onday by a bunch ot M szira as last week; perim ental farm at Moro is super registered 9 2 °, and on Tuesday 96 °, two men were lost, Joseph Stevens, fluous, since T he Old Reliable O b but the nights are cool, and sleep of Trenton, N. J.; and T. F. C a lla server is continually giving farmeas refreshing. ghan, of Seattle. extra good advice.” Tru e, Brother; Heney is said to be back from A successful stock man m six but the experim ental farm is needed Alaska, and to have been seen up In weeks cured hoofs so b rittle that to convince the oarelese farm er th at Benton county, but he seems to they could not hold a shoe, by using he neglects opportunity by not con have lost his brass brnd. two parts of oil of tar with one part sidering what we tell him . Hon R J Ginn worked him self out balsam fir, mixed and applied every I f the white or gray horse ahoulfl of a job, finished his harvest, and other night to the extrem e top of the get stained from dam p bedding, rub returned to the noise and oonfusion hoof. the spot when perfectly dry w ith » of life in Portland on the 14th. Nothing m orels needed tooonfirm piece of obalk kept for the purpoee. A fter long delay the government the hope th at James J H i l l Is the This w ill remove every b it of stain. has finally doubled the peneiou of finauoial hacker of the Oregon The »tain cap then be washed out our fellow townsman, P P DeMoes, T ru n k R a ilw ay , up DesCbulee river with clear clean water. W hen dry, a veteran of the (Tregon^Indian war. and th a t the road w ill he extended scour with ch alk ; never use soap in vertising, von get businessbrlngers. : i m i H I l ' M I H I I I I I I W H * the regius professor, all on account of his famous jest, borrowed from Anthony Trollope: “ Brothers, I am T he knockers succeeded in getting a fool \of a fellow to father an op* politics lo the Central Point Herald siro p lr'to worry Bro Patterson Tbe You don’t bear of any tbre-hing machines or oom bi nee burning up in 8berm an oounty by the firee of emut (eo-oalled), thie year. W e’unv don’t uee th a t kind of oil any more. One after another machines go up io suoke throughout the In la o d Em pire, and it ie a ll charged up to the sm ut aooount, w hile we th in k tbe oil used ie more at fault. number of pawn tickets. The one bearing the most recent date was connected w ith a confederate medal of honor. Everything else had gone before It. There are Col Polnleis in every stale, every county and every large d ty have have them, worthy sons of fortune, sufferers, too proud to beg, too honest to steal, all suc- oumbing slowly to the Inevitable U nfortunately they do not seek tbe relief th at would There are 11 B ird sc ll . n o lin e fAGONS T S tu d c b a k e r B lrd a e ll 1 M o lin e SRCIAL PRICES ON B u g g ie s, H acks, Surries, and G a s o lin e S to v es and R an ges. OOOCOO' § GEO. H. H IL D E B R A N D , Pres JU LIU S M E D L E R , S e c re ta ry , *** « GEO. M ED LER , Treasurer. C H A S . G O L L IH E R . Manager. • o «I • $ Main Sherman county headquarters for Farm <3> Machinery and Supplies. Drapers for all Harvester and Headers such as Holt, Best, Hodge, McCormic etc. 0 & O spirit Ie tbe unhappiest uien of e ll. 0 0 0 0 0 ALWAYS ON HAND 0 0 Link Belting, L eath er B elting, L ace L eath er 0 E ngine packing, Oils, Rope, M achine E xtras, etc. 0 0 0 D eerin g and H od ge H ead ers. 0000000000000000^000000000000000 oooooo; coocooo O p p o rtu n ity K n o c k s O n o a a t E v e ry M a n ’s D o o r 640 acres o f Hue farm la n d , m ile Houlb o f W asco, w e ll Im proved atx u t 200 acres in .•nim m crfallow $5,000 no cash, bal.sa»y term», . T h e E iehenberger ran ch near S h a n ik o , w e ll Im p ro v e d , h a lf in c u ltiv a tio n , bat. pasture, a t $15.00 per acre. $3000 00 cash bal. to s u it purchaser. F in e re s id e n c e p n q ie rty in Wasco M y residence p ro p e rty tn Wasco, w in d m ill, c is te rn , p riv a te w a te r system , 5 room eottaire, near San- 7 rooms besides b a tllp s im , p a n try an 1 a ttic . La rg e baaemenL Cou- <low m ill. ilaOOOO, one t h ir d c a 'fi '•»eclcd w ith w a te r and sewer sys bal. on easy (arm s. te m s ; t w o lots: h o lis e n e w ly p a in te d Parsonage p m p s x ty o f the lln iic d new fence am i new sid e w a lk, a ll B rs to rs n c h u rc h , In Wasco, Tor in Hue c o n d itio n . $000. One th ird cash tinlAnoe on A Iso several b u ild in g lots i n d i f easy te rm *. $100 off’ fo r spot cash. ferent parts o f to w n . C. J. Bright, Vfasco, Ore. ! oooooooooooooooœcoooooooo XX* OOCOC COOOOCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCXW Independent Warehouse & milling Co 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 FULL LINE OF BUILDER SUPPLIES W e h ave added a fu ll lin e of b u ild e r suppliea. GET OUR PRICES ON Doors, W in d o w s , F ram es , and C edar Posts. L im e , P la s te r, C e m e n t, L u m b e r W il l q u o te f c r d e liv e ry on O . R. &. N or C o lu m b ia S o u th e rn m a in lin e . See us before la y in g in your Coni or Wood. A ll kinds of m ill fted am i fa m ily flour. No Warehouse charges on barley stored on exchange. Reduced Slabwood Prices On boarrt. t-ar* *1 Itosae point« Vues, Vu, Mîbiii, Eay Cuos, or Mon A good respectable Baving guaranteed wood buyers >CXXXX>COOCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO • H - H “l--H >l~F F -F-H~!--F-H--t--:-t- H !-H - H 1 t I I 1 M U - !■ i I I F F t- 6 Xcw Silverware Designs:: Louis XVI P attern Tbe latest silver ware designs which harmonizes perfectly w ith the period it represents and in rieh sim p licity it rivals the best examples of silver ware any where. It is made extra heavy plate and Costs no moro than other Silverware H and P ainted C hina and CUT CLASS ASSORTMENT Is complete and up-to-date. Have watches and watch chwina in several different stylet and pricee. Now is the time to have your time keeper put in repair for ths summer’» hard usage. be given them. philanthropists and oburohes and tbe Salvation A rm y always in search of isolated and un- oomplalning misery. The pennl- leee, friend lee! man w ith tbe proud o o 0 L. W. ROSS, J e w e le r , W a a c o , O re g o n W e to h In a p e e to r *ev U m O. R.<N. N» ... ........................................M U I M
