Paper-fibre Picnic and Lunch
Plates, 15 cents per dozen, at The
Observer Book Store.
Martin Hansen and O L Belshe-
are each adding to their farm
buildings south east of Moro.
A table spoon full of turpentine
- A G REA T FA V O R IT E
W c arc now selling a hosiery that has proven a great favorite, am ong
all classes of wearers. T h e secret is its long life. T h e hosiery is
A
rmor
P
late .
The makers of this hosiery have just perfected a new dyeing process which does
not weaken the yarn, a thing hereto'ore unknown in the hosiery field; that's the secret
of the unusually long service its wearer gets.
"Armor Plate” costs no more than the hosiery you've been buying but wears fully
twice as long. We KNOW for we've been selling hosiery for a long time, and Armor
Plate is giving better satisfaction than any we've ever handled.
Suppose you let us explain mire about this hisiery, or batter still, invest in a pair
for the boy or any member of the family and see if our claims are not true. We have
all weights from the very finest gauze to the heavy ribbed kind and for all
the family. We can save you the usual darning worries as well as a
lot of money.— —
M ORO C O M M E R C IA L CO.
,
M o ro , O re g o n .
A-
Folded paper Napkins, 50 in a
Old newspapers for sale at The
box,
for 25 cents, at The Observer
Observer office.
Book Store.
Pocket Maps of Oregon and
M O R O . H H F K M A N C O .,O R B O < » N ‘
Mrs J A Wilson, accompanied
Washington. The Observer Book
by
Miss Blanche, were Dalles city
FRIDAY ........... J u l y 1. 1910 Store.
visitors this week.
Mrs J N Fordyce and son are
The price of The Observer i« $1 -50 per
M M Hosmer has the £ontract
year, 75 cent« for six month«, 50 cent« for visiting at the home of G N Cros
for painting the M E Church and
lour month«—but if paid in advance we 1
1
accept $2.50 in full for 2 year«.
Shorter field and family.
parsonage in this city.
term» than one year
cent« per month.
The best of wire screens for your
I have the draper to fit your
A Blue Mark here will aniwer an in- harvester can now be had from G
machine. No jolly, straight goods;
quer, when entered upon our calendar,
giving the date of the paper a* the date at N Crosfield, Wasco.
Call and see G N Crosfield.
which your current subscription expire».
Dr. Golder, of The Dalles, will
Henry Howell expects to com
be in his office the Fourth to fit mence harvest work on a field of
E u r e k a L o d a a N o . 121.
A . F. A A . u . Moro. or.
glasses. 24 Vogt block.
waist high wheat by the 10th.
Meets the first and third
J
M
Allen
showed
us
some
ex
hursday evening» of each
Mr and Mrs Fred Rose, nee
month.
Visiting member» tra fine samples of Bluestem and
Miss Lillian Stanley, left for Port
cordially invited to meet
Turkey Red wheat last week.
By order of W . M .
land on the 26th, for a two week’s
J. M . P a r r y , Secretary.
E E Lyon of Portland, former vacation.
B e th l« h a m
C h a p te r
resident of this county, is here on
Any man that abuses a defence-
NO. 78 O. E. »•
business and looking after his farm ! less horse should be introduced to
Regular communication
a mule that understands the law of
each 2d and 4th Thursday interests.
■evenings monthly. By or
self preservation.
Old
type
metal
makes
the
best
der of W . M .
M rs . H elen P arr y , Secy. and the cheapest babbiting. T he
A new lot of ladies linen tailor
Observer
has
a
lot
of
such
materi
ed
waists. Nothing neater for the
M o r o L o d g e , N o . 113,
I. o . cr. E. Moro, o r.
al for sale cheap.
summer. Call and see them at
¿Meeting every Saturday
Look in at that red tag enamel Moro Commercial Co.
Xevening at 7:30 o clock.
’ Visiting members are cor
ware sale going on at the Moro
Don’t forget the 4th of July
dially invited.
Members
Hardware store; they are fine ar dance at Rudolf opera house, after
expected to be present.
Sam B risbin , N. G.
ticles at special sale price.
the celebration. A party of first
W m . H knrichs , Secy.
class
order awaits your attendance.
Mrs G A Simons has returned
I) F Osborn and family are in
Dr Morgan will be at bis office from attendance at the annual
meeting
o
f
the
Christian
church,
charge
of the Wasco Restaurant.
after the 4th.
and
a
home
visit
in
Linn
county.
They
invite
their friends around
Stork Postal Cards at I he O b
All our upland orchards are this Moro to call when in that city at
server Book Store.
meal time.
E C Cochran is visiting in Sher year thrifty fruit bearers. We are Dr Goffin was called on the 25th
feasting as we write this upon fine
man county this week.
cherries from the John Christian to attend Mr Duckworth, a farmer
J P McMillin is building himself
beyond Kent,who is suffering from
son farm.
a neat residence on his farm near
Rev B F Harper, an officer of an accident which occurred to him
town.
on the 18th, while plowing.
Drapers, all sizes and kinds, in the Pendleton Presbytery of the
W D Wallan represented the
stock at the Wasco Hardware and Presbyterian church, was a visitor
Moro
branch of the Wasco W are
at
Kent
and
Moro
this
week
on
Implement Co.
house
and
Milling Company Bank
Orders for hinder twine can now church affairs.
at
the
meeting
of the Banker s
Lumber for the new Erskinville
be filled by the Wasco Hardware
association in Pendleton,last week.
school house will soon begin to
and Implement Co.
Avenarius Carbolineum is a
New assortment of Invoice and arrive. This order has been plac
germ destroyer. It destroys the
Letter Files, the best, just received ed with the Wasco Lumber Yard
cause of decay in posts or timber.
at
Wasco.
at The Observer Book Store.
Optimist: Mrs Frank Burnett, The U S Government, the O R
A car load of Mitchell wagons,
& N Co, Multnomah county and
direct from Racine, Wis., arrived of Wasco, who was operated on the city of Portland, are making
at Wasco Friday for Geo N Cros last week at I he Dalles Hospital, general use of ¡ton bridge timbers,
is rallying nicely. Mrs Frank Bel-
field.
etc. The Observer Book Store is
shee, her mother, returned home
Wm Oehman, C M Kuypers
distributors of the pure article in
Thursday.
and Chas Adams, returned on the
Sherman county.
Unless the California mustard
22d from a fishing trip to Steel
pest is removed forthwith, and
Head falls.
Archie McDermid gave an ord kept removed ; wheat land in the
pi?
er to the Wasco Lumber Yard for Inland Empire will soon be re
materials to go into a farm resid duced to resemble about 30 cents
(per acre).
ence near Demoss.
A Happold invested in a team
Leave your watch, jewelry, and
of
genuine Arizona burro, a baby
other repair jewelry, with Wm Ru
burro
Friday, with harness and rig
dolf, Moro. All work warranted.
at
Wasco.
Mr 11 says they are
L W Ross, jeweler, Wasco. „
safer than an auto for the children
Arthufr Phillips was up from his and more fun.
John Day farm a few days ago
If you are wanting a watch of
with a load ^of garden sass, string
any
grade it will pay you to call
beans, etc., which went off like hot
and see what we have to offer.
cakes.
You will find our prices cannot be
George Urquhart, a Sherman
beaten
any where. L W Ross, the
county young man who is a worthy
Wasco jeweler.
student at the Oregon Agricultural
Our line of muslin and gauze
College, is at home for his summer
underwear for ladies and children
vacation.
;0 TO VISIT
is very complete andjjxices reas
J O Thompson has been furnish
IN -
onable, Now is the time to buy,
ing the Moro Commercial Com
COULD DO 3 0
while there is a large assortment.
pany with some of the finest of
I HAD NO BALLOON-
Moro
Commercial
Co.
potatoes, peas, etc., from his gar
5 0 THIS 4 1 2 O F UULY
Stock of Undertaking goods in
den in this city.
I THOUGHT I WOULD TRY
Please leave all jewelry in need Moro for sale, at 50c on the dol AND I THINK NOW I
of repairs with Gilbert Davis, my lar of invoice price, less 10 per OUGHT TO ARRIVE THERE
Moro agent, «and it will receive cent for all cash paid down. Will
QUITE S O O N '-^
my immediate attention. W . F. invoice about $700. Inquire at
[tf
Newell, the Grass Valley jeweler. The Observer office.
T lie
O b server
P ane ' s
of jut
ft IDEA'#
boiled with your white clothes,
will greatly aid the whitening pro
cess*
The Wasco Lumber Yard is
furnishing lumber to E E Kaseberg
for a feed barn, to be 52x100 feet
in size.
Messrs Boothby and Helyer paid
us a social visit Tuesday. Mr B
lost a good horse recently, kicked
by another.
One of the tests of good house
keeping is the willingness to can
fruit. Not only the can but the
will as well.
Kerosene will soften boots and
shoes that have been hardened by
water and will render them as pli
able as new .4 )
■ B K HeartsofW, son in law of
Mr and Mrs O W Axtel, returned
to his home in Albany, after a two
weeks’ vacation here.
BY W E L L K N O W N A R T IS T S
Mounted on Pictur* M a i* to Match, Sis* 10x12.
thus Kcquiria« no PraaMa
M A S T E R P IC C S OF T H E
your fruit jars
Ei<ht Volumes, 2Stfl Page* and BOOK-SACK to
Match. Artistically bound in Buckram do th.
O ver 200 W O RLD *« UBBATKST AUTHOR! felly
repreaented in over 700 Master selections.
THIH MKW I.IB K A H l PRKPAIO
M IIIPKI» U IK M T FROM FACTORY
Including raaa Picture offer
$3.65
O rder N O W from thia adv. or send for De
scriptive M atter of thia and other Book Seta.
Send Order« to
FRANK E. GREEN
Manufacturers’ and Publishers' Broker
>o East 15th St.
Portland, Ore.
E C Smith, J F Neff and W C
Bryant, school superintendents for
Hood river, Wasco and Sherman
counties, met at The Dalles last
week, and decided to hold the
1910 Teachers’ Institute at The
Dalles, October 4th to 7th.
Among the list of donors of val
uable prizes to be competed for at
Demoss Monday are: Louis Heydt
saddlerand harness maker, Moro;
Moro Commercial Co; Kent Com
mercial C o ; Wasco Implement
House, and Chas Nish Monkland
Cash Store.
The Caterpillar engine adver
tised to be at Demow Monday, has
been turned by the company as
the first engine on an order for
four. G N Crosfield said the com
pany is very sorry to disappoint
the people, but to hold the order
for the four delivery of this engine
had to be immediate. The com*
pany has promised to have one at
Wasco on the 20th. Positive an
nouncement of its shipment will
be made later by Mr Crosfield.
D r . o j . goffin , _.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
D r . MARIK M. GOFFIN.
Diseases of Womea t CkiMrei a SpeclaltY
F you are interested in saving,
sa v /n g c lo th e s m oneys, see
We sell the Everlasting Self
Sealers; the best jar made for
the following prices
PintB, - - - 75c per doz
Quarts,
- - 90c ** “
tf gallon, - $1.25 “ “
I
G IV E U S A g
&
CHANCE
*
R o se C& C o m p a n y 's
MO 5th o»v<
Chicago, (Il
line for Spring and Summer. 1910,
which is now on display' at ou r
store
Three hundred of the most up-
to-date patterns of the best quality
for the money-
Garments made by us are su
perior in workmanship, style and
fitness. Absolute guarantee with
each garment
to make you a o
price on that bill j
of Groceries You s
are figuring on
I. P. HARDIN
W , a n tbs aoir represents ttvae o*
ROSE
C h e a f o 't
COMPANY
Moro,
T a il o r »
?
Oregon. ?
Independent Warehouse ( Milling to
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
D E A L E R S IN
L im e , P las ter, C em en t, B u ild ers
Supplies, L u m b er, W ood, Coal,
Cedar Posts, and H ay.
M A N U FA CTU RERS OF
M IL L FEED A N D F LO U R .
(OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOtXiOCt
A BRAND N E W PA IR OF EYES
out of the question, of course; but
but the pair of glasses with which wo
can outfit you (after proper testing)
will almost convince you that you
have the eyesight of youth back
again. Fact is we can do your eyes
and eyesight a lot of good. -
Let 8 talk to you about it.
F. K. Clark, Jeweler, & Optician
T H E DALLES, O R EG O N .
Office in The Goffin Building, I«t St.
M o r o , O regon .
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The Wasco Independent Ware
house and Milling Co inform us J. R. Morgan
they will soon begin delivery ot
Z D s x x tle t
building materials for the new and MORO,
-
O R EG O N
modem farm home of Geo Hen-
1st to 15th of each month.
nagin, 8outh of Moro.
Office opposite Drs. Goffin
Mrs Emmit Sells was again call
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O REGON
ed to Walla Walla last week on WASCO,
16th
to
30th
of
each
month.
account of her mothers sickness.
Office
opp.
McCoy,
Atwood
Co
Mr Sells has accepted a position
in Montana, where they intend to
G e o . M ow ry
J. A. W ilson
make their future home.
Ladies’ shirt waists in silk, net,
and fine lawns, from 65c to $5
Don’t fail to see this, the biggest as
sortment ever shown in Sherman
county. A new shipment just re
ceived, Moro Commercial Co.
G N Crosfield has installed a 240
gallon gasolene tank, equipped
with an automatic measuring pump
at his Wasco Implement W are
house. Any auto can secure a
supply of fuel at any time they so
desire
The Wasco Hardware and Im
plement Co have a woven wire
fence on sale that they will let you
have on 30 days actual trial. Put it
up and try it; if not satisfactory in
every way reftiFn i t ; costs you
nothing.
Two young men are going to
make their “best and only’’ happy
through presentation of a diamond
ring each. L W Ross, the Wasco
jeweler, showed us the two rings
Friday, one a $265 and the other
a $255 diamond. We can’t print
the names of the recipients you
know, we don’t know them—their
names. However, we wish each
and every one- of them plenty of
good luck.
Al, kitchen supplies should be
kept in glass jars, the different sizes
each to themlelves. Then the
housekeeper can see at a glance
just what supplies are needed. Be
sides this, it is more sanitary. Use
these jars whenever practical in
the ice box, especially to keep fish,
oysters, lettuce or parsley, and in
fact any food with a strong odor,
or any food which may become
impregnated with the odor of oth-
to buy „
World's Best Literature
Send The Observer to your ab
sent friends. It gives all the local
N W Silvers & Son, under date
news, and is better than a letter. of December 20th, 1909, secured
Mailed four months for 50c.
a Reversible Disc Harrow, thru
Miss Olive Shook, niece of C E the Wasco Hardware and Imple
Poole, is here from Iowa on a vis ment Co agents, and they say it
it to relatives and friends in Sher did better work than any disc they
man, Wasco "and Hood river have ever had. Six small horses
walk along easy with the disc five
counties.
Lane A Sexton, The Dalles,have inches deep. A pressure of the
a grand assortment of enamel and foot does the reversing. Order
tin ware, special prices for harvest early if you want one this season.
time. Goods to the amount of $10
delivered free at your railroad
station.
Mrs Miller of St Helens, form
erly of this city, stopped over one
day last week on her return from
a protracted visit to Antelope and
vicinity, accompanied by her two
little boys.
J H Johnson of this county, one
of the attendants at the Grand Ar
my encampment at Astoria, was
elected a delegate to the National
encampment at Atlanta city Sep
tember 9th.
Miles Martin and his sister Lola
are having a glorious visit with
their Uncle Wilbur and family,
near Walla Wally, almost in sight
of the now famous artesian well
at Dr Blalocks.
,,
is the time
W h o takes advantage of thia sractAL o r r a a
now,made in connection with the iuat published
Wilson & Mowry
Attorneys at Law
Office in the Moro Commercial
Co. new brick building.
MORO
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O REG O N ,
SUMMER hardware
The time has arrived when you do not feel
like sweltering over a hot stove In getting the
mid-day meal. This Is not necessary If you
have one of our
NA1I0NAL INSURANCE GASOLINE STOVES.
REFRIGERATORS.
a refrigerator is another convenient piece of
kitchen furniture; we handle a good line^
_____________;________________________________
A complete line of Reach sporting goods.
Headquarters for Automobile Oil.
MO HARDWARE &IJPLEAENTCO
W. C. Bryant
Attorney at Law
Rooms 1 A 2 over W . W . M
MORO
-
Co. Bank.
O REG O N
Frank Menefee
Attorney - at - Law
F U R N IT U R E
. .. A N D ...
UNDERTAKING
O. W. AXTELL
Moro
-
Oregon.
Office in Vogt Block upstairs
THE DALLES
OREGON
J A m es S t e w a r t
Address: MORO. OREOON.
Stock Inspector
Sherman County,
Oregon.
Deputy Stock Inspector
__
Louis Schadewltx. Kent. Oregon
JE T W E L R Y
r e p a ir in g
of every description effici
ently and neatly done. Sat
isfaction guaranteed. Also
* carry a full line of
W A T C H E S , C LO C K S ,
JEW ELR Y.
F. W . N E W E L L , J t w s lt r
V a lls v
O re a o n .
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
L in k Belting, Leather Belting, Lace Leather
Engine packing. Oils, Rope, Machine Extras, etc.
Deering and Hodge Headers.