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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (July 8, 1910)
M ANUFACTURERS* GREAT SURPLUS BOOK SALE A G R E A T F A V O R IT E W e are now selling a hosiery that has proven a great favorite, am ong all classes of wearers. T he secret is its long life. T he hosiery is / . A rmor P late . h' ' The makers of this hosiery have just perfected a new dyeing process which does not weaken the yarn, a thing heretofore unknown in the hosiery field; that’s the secret of the unusually long seryice 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 tune, and Armor Plate is giving better satisfaction than any we’ve ever handled. Suppose you let u's explain mare about this hasiery, or better still, invest in a pair for the boy or any member of the family and see if our claims are not true. We have /T all weights from the very finest gauze to the heavy ribbed kind and for all 'iS f c lv the family. We can save you the usual darning worries as well as a lot of money. M O R O C O M M E R C IA L CO. M o ro , O re g o n . The several precinct coipniittee- men regularly elected from the Library Edition* of the M ott Desirable Books in the W o rld at precincts of Sherman county met at Grass Valley July 2d and un WHOLESALE PRICES animously adopted a resolution direct to You Eroet Factory that a precinct assembly be called, A ll transportation C hart«* Prepaid to meet at 2 p. m. Saturday July N O T E W E L L T H E S E P R IC E S V..I W .. . Buckram Cloth Btndin«, 9th for the purpose of electing w Io la , W o rld a Heat IJ t e r a t a r e Z if delegates to attend the county O ver 700 selection* from 200 author* v L « Y o l a . Huso Ü M assembly to be held at Moro, July I ¡ I 9 I V?,h »• aai I*-.*“ * ” W s r o l a *-< 4 IO World s H I* 4.10 » ** Nteronaon 4 .1 0 16th, 1910, at which time the gen W e tM te r'a U » lll'a t INrtloaaory eral interests of the republican Full limp leather. 1100pp. Bible style Stock and Limited. Send lor Descrip party will be fully discussed, and Surplus tive Metter or O rder N ow (rom thia adv. delegates elected to attend the state assembly to meet in Port FREE-GREAT OFFER-FREE CABBOSKTTB P IC TVR K H »JI1BX FBKK W ITH EACH BOOK OK EE it land July 23d. It was further re Send Orders to solved that special effort be made F R A N K E. Ö R E E N to have as large attendance at.jJxv Manufacturers* and Publisher** Broker P O K T L A S il, OUE precinct meetings as possible in ¿0 East loth Street order to get at the general wishes of the whole county. Lane A Sexton, The Dalles,have The above is a move in the a grand assortment of ename, and right direction towards elim ina tin ware, special prices for harvest tion of fighting among republican time. Goods to the amount of $10 membership which only tends to delivered free at your railroad gain by outside partisanship. All station. parties but republicans held county N W Silvers & Son, under date and state assembly last election; of December 20th, 1909, secured nearly all have done the same a Reversible Disc Harrow, thru this year. It is peculiar that those the Wasco Hardware and Impie in favor of assembly for their ment Co agents, and they say it party a’re so badly frightened at did better work than any disc they the possible damage that the re have ever had. Six small horses publicans may do their party by walk along easy with the disc five having an assembly. inches deep. A pressure of the foot does the reversing. Order early if you want one this season. Sherman County People at Madras. NOW is the time to buy your fru it jars We sell the Everlasting Self Sealers; the best jar made for the following prices Pints, - - 75c per doz Quarts, 90c “ “ Y* gallon, $1.25 “ “ I F you arc interested in saving, s a v m i clothes money', see GIVE US A CHANCE R o se CSh C o m p a n y ’s 440 5th o<ve, Chicago. Ill line for Spring and Summer. 1910, which is now on display' at o u r store to make yon a price on that bill of Groceries You are figuring on Three hundred of the most up- to-date patterns of the best quality for the m oney Garments made by us are su perior in workmanship, style and fitness. Ahsolute guarantee with each garment W t I. P. HARDIN Moro, . Oregon. the «ole representatives ot ROSE C A i e a t Vg/p» * COM PANY o ’« L e a d in g T a ilo r ) Independent Warehouse J Willing Co A carload of cement has just Assessor Otto Peetz made a N o . 161. Report of the Condition of been received at the Independent business trip to Madras last week. The Wasco Warehouse M illing Co. Bank, at Moro, in the state of Oregon, at the Warehouse & Milling Co at Otto reports seeing a number of 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 M O K O , « H E R M A N C O ., O B K O O N : close of business, June 30th, 1910. Birthday Postal Cards at The Wasco. former Moro people ¿who are Observer Book Store. Resources— J C McKean has the excavation now located in that section of FRIDAY ........... J u l y 8, 1910 Loans and discounts .............. $91,576 30 Jas. Mitchell was among those finished for his cellar and is now Oregon. Vern Stafiton, formerly Overdrafts, secured and un DEALERS IN he pr at the celebration at DexMoss trying to find a carpenter not of Grass Valley*, was marshal of secured .................................. 88J 09 year, r, 75 cent» for six month«, 50 cents for Monday. L im e, P la ster , C em en t, B u ild ers otherwise engaged, to put up the the day at the celebration there, Banking house, furniture, and four month«—but if paid in advance we Su pp lies, Lum ber, W ood, Coal, accept $2.50 in full for 2 year«. Shorter 1,030 50 with Dave Biggerstaff a good as fixtures ............................... Folded paper Napkins, 50 in a building, terms than one year 12)4 cent» per month. . Cedar P o sts, and Hay. sistant. R P Sehuner, also late of Due from banks (not reserve box, for 25 cents, at The Observer John Tonkins is building a cis banks).................................... 4,742 95 A Blue Mark here w ill answer an in- Book Store. tern for L L Peetz, at a point con Grass Valley, has a monopoly on Due from approved reserve qucr, when entered upon our calendar, giving the date of the paper as the date at M ANUFACTURERS OF Orders for binder twine can now venient for harvest water haulers, .hotel accomodations; John Parry banks...................................... 28,669 23 which your current «ubscription expire». has an interest in a confectionery Cash on hand ......................... 10,095 35 be filled by the Wasco Hardware and one for Robert Urquhart oh T o ta l..........................; .......... ' $136,995 42 store; John Carmody is a busy and Implement Co. the Erskine farm. E u r e k a L o d g e N o . 121. Liabilities— resident of the place while A C A. r. A A. M. Moro. Or. Paper-fibre Picnic and Lunch Please leave all jewelry in need Capital stock paid in .............. $25,000 00 'ooooc<xy^cx')Coooo<^xyxx-x'xyooc:oo<yyDocxDooocxyooooooooooooY Stanford and Wm Hess, both at Undivided profits, less expen Meet» the first and third Thursday evening» of each Plates, 15 cents per dozen, at The of repairs with Gilbert Davis, my one tint« Moro business men, ses and taxes paid.............. 5,451 42 month. Visiting member» Observer Book Store. Moro agent, and it will receive A B R A N D N E W P A IR O F E Y E S are now located there. Otto says Due to hanks and bankers. . . 22,456 86 cordially invited to meet New assortment of Invoice and my immediate attention. W. F. it felt something like home, espec Individual deposits subject to with u». By order of" W . M . out of the question, of course; but J M . P a r r y , Secretary. Letter Files, the best, just received Newell, the Grass Valley jeweler. ially at the hotel. check.................... ................. 68,018 44 but the pair of glasses with which we Demand certificates of deposit 10,345 00 at The Observer Book Store. A Portland department store B e th le h e m C h a p te r can outfit you (after proper testing) State deposits........ 5,723 70 n o . 78 o . Bi Rr ■ will almost convince you that you' Home and Firm Hints. The Y. B. P. of Moro are to be ad reads: “ Suits pressed in the T o ta l.-................................... $136,995 42 Regular communication have the eyesight of youth back basement.” We never did ap each 2d and 4th Thursday entertained at the home of Mrs again, Fact is we can do your eyes State of Oregon, ) <w*W'ening» monthly. By or* A clean, easy way to wash the County of Sherman I 8 Julia Woods Hansen tomorrow prove of these extreme styles, and eyesight a lot of good. of W . M. however, prefering to regard them table silver is to put it in a wire .1, W . Stanley, cashier of the above Let s talk to you about it. ■ ^ M ks . H ele n P arr y , Secy. evening. as fads. named bank, do solemnly swear (hat the draining basket, having a handle. Old type metal makes the best M o r o L o d g e , N o . 113, If you are wanting a watch of Immerse it in a pan of scalding above statement is true to the best of my l. o. o. r. Moro, Or. and the cheapest babbiting. The knowledge and belief. W . Stanley. ,Meeting every Saturday Observer has a lot of such materi any grade it will pay you to call hot suds and scrub the silver with T H E DALLES, O REG O N . Cashier. •vening at 7:30 o clock. and see w’hat we have to offer. a hand mop. When washed lift Subscribed and sworn to before me Visiting members are cor al for sale cheap. the basket from the pan and place this 6th day of July, 1910. dially invited. Members OOOCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOi Leave your watch, jewelry, and You will find our prices cannot be expected tube present. John M . Parry, { L. ; any where. L W Ross, the it in the sink. Pour a kettle of other repair jewelry, with Wm Ru beaten Sam B r is b in , N. G. Notary Public Wasco jeweler. boiling water over it and let it Correct attest: W m . H e NBICHS, Secy. dolf, Moro. All work warranted. drain. Very little labor is required F. A. French, Mrs. J W Forbes, her daughter, L W Ross, jeweler, Wasco. to dry it with a soft cloth. F. L. Haughton. Stork Postal Cards at The O b Mrs. Grace Graham, accompan Lester Conlee, of the drygoods Directors. server Uook Store. You will find that a half worn department of the Meyer & Frank ied by Mr. Graham, are visiting The time has arrived when you do not feel Score cards and pencils for whist store, Portland, is visiting his bro at the home Geo. Hennagin and whisk broom makes a good scrub and 500, at The Observer Book family. Mrs. Forbes and Mrs. bing brush for enameled ware. I ) r . O. J. G O F F IN , like sweltering over a hot stove In getting the ther, Howard, east of Moro. Hennagin are sisters. Store. When your whisk brooms become mid-day meal. This Is not necessary If you PHYSICIAN & SURGEON. Drapers, all sizes and kinds, in The Observer is the best adver The ladies of Moro Dorcas so worn take them and trim them to have one of our rising medium in the Inland Em stodc at the Wasco Hardware and ciety will entertain the two aid a stub ; then scald with soap water D r marie m . coffin . Implement Co. pire. l est it. societies of Wasco and Grass then with clear water and finally The best of wire screens for your K A Rime and Roy Benson Valley, and the ladies aid of rinse with cold water.. Office in The Goffin Building, 1st St. have combined forces, helping harvester can now be had from G Moro at the home of Mrs. O W M o ro , O regon . For lovers of beaten biscuits I N Crosfield, Wasco. each other cut hay. would suggest that they try my Axtell Wednesday afternoon. a refrigerator is another convenient piece of 1 have the draper to fit your John Tonkins, at the Racket J C Teal brought the Observer way. I make the dough as usual, J. R. Morgan kitchen furniture; we handle a good line. Store, buys eggs, hides, and every machine. Nodolly, straight goods; office this week, some upland and when made I run it through a kind of farm produce. Call and see G N Crosfield. ID e rx tls t grown Lambert cherries that were small clothes wringer which I keep A complete line of Reach sporting goods. Moro base ball team won a (H A Page has sold his Morrow fine. He has 14 cherry trees, four for this purpose. I screw the wring MORO, - O R EG O N Headquarters for Automobile Oil. Uame and lost a game at the county farm and moved to Yam varieties, none of which are irri er to the table and run the dough 1st to 15th of each month. Shaniko celebration this week. Office opposite Drs. Goffin hill county where he has a 40 acre gated, cultivation being his key to through 12 or 15 times. Try this, fruit farm. and you will be delighted with the cherry success. Geo. A Meloy is laying 600 feet ease with which' you make excel- WASCO, - O REG O N Martin Hansen is building a of foundation for his new barn. O L Belshe has just completed ent biscuits. 16th to 30th of each month. John Tonkins is doing the work. barn 57 x 74 on his farm south a commodious barn on his home Office opp. McCoy, Atwood Co Miss Jeannette Rutledge re east of Moro. W A Raymond place east of Moro. By hard Pocket Maps of Oregon and has the contract. work it was all finished in time to Washington. The Observer Book turned horpe Sunday from a three J. A. W ilson G e o . M o w ry weeks’ visit at Portland and Sea Simon Elcock returned home allow the carpenters celebrating- Store. Sunday evening from Astoria, the fourth at DeMoss with the AND side. Wilson & Mowry Dr. Goffin attended to eight County court this week has been where he had been in attendance balance of Sherman county. hurry calls the night of the fourth Attorneys at L aw trying to adjust matters in the at the G A R encampment. F W Mathias and family are en after most people Jiad gone to road petitions of J M Allen and J G Philson sold 2,250 pounds joying a visit from his sister, Mrs sleep. Towards morning when Office in the Moro Commercial E O McCoy. of cherries off 13 trees in the Rohr Zufell and daughter Bertha, of the doctor could have slept the Co. new brick building. The Farmers Union, Moro Villa orchard this season, receiv Petaluma, Cal. Mr. Mathias and small boy chose to shoot fire Moro - Oregon. branch, initiated one candidate ing an average of 8c per pound. .sister have not seen each other crackers under his window. MORO - OREGON. and obligated another at their Harry Blough, formerly princi- until last week since he left Kan Avenarius Carbollncum is a last regular meeting. ciple of Grass Valley school, but sas 22 years ago to come west. germ destroyer. Il destroys the W. C. Bryant Send The Observer to your ab now having charge of a Portland Chocolate, according to Balac, cause of decay in posts or timber. sent friends. It gives all the local school, is visiting, with his family, is even more dangerous as a stimu The U S Government, the O R Attorney at L aw news, and is better than a letter. at the home of Howard Conlee, lant than-tea or coffee. The de 8c N Co, Multnomah county and east of Moro. Mailed four months for 50c. cline of Spain from the proud the city of Portland, are making Room» 1 A 2 over W . W . M. Co. Bank. Died at Walla Walla, Monday, position it once held he ascribes general use of it on bridge timbers, MORO The old Fleck orchard near - O R EG O N Rufus, was represented on our June 27th, Mrs. Huffman, mother to the introduction of chocolate etc. The Observer Book Store is streets last week by Mr. Alder- of Mrs. Emmit Sells. Mrs. Huff and its adoption by all classes. distributors of the pure article in /'• Frank Menefee matt with a load of early apples. man has been a sufferer from can M M Hosmer is trying to Sherman county. cer for some time, the end being H S Carder and wife were whistle the wind down or a rain Mrs. Julia Woods Hansen is Attorney - at - L aw t expected for some weeks. guests of Mrs C L Ireland, the 4th up these sunshiny days. He has cashier and Kbook keeper at the Office in Vogt Block upstairs Moro Commercial Co’s store dur Stock of Undertaking goods in the residence of C L Ireland to of July. Mr Carder is engaged Moro for sale, at 50c on the dol on Oregon Trunk Ky construction finish painting. Moro M E church ing the vacation of Clarence Skin OREGON lar of invoice price, less 10 per and the buildings of the experi Xvork along DesChutes canyon. THE DALLES ner. R A Murray was a Moro visitor cent for all cash paid down. Will mental farm are on his Waiting Mrs.Carder and Mrs. Ireland were girls together in Minnesota, but J .n n o s S t e w a r t this week, being a witness as 'to invoice about $700. Inquire at list. The Observer office. [tf Address: MORO. OREOON. land values in the road case of E J M and Chester Axtel returned have not seen each other for sev eral years. The acquaintance was O McCoy vs J M Allen, befor from a three weeks trip to the The Wasco Hardware and Im Stock Inspector the county court. plement Co have a woven wire Willamette valley Tuesday. J M renewed at dinner as guests of Mrs. J G Philson of DesChutes Sherman County, We hardly think it worth while fence on sale that they will let you said on his return that “ Sherman to comment on the clergyman’s have on 30 days actual trial. Put it county is supposed to be dry, but Villa Orchard when talk happened Oregon. claim that it was all Adam’s fault. up and try i t ; if -not satisfactory in I saw more liquor used today to turn to the berries and fruits of Deputy Stock Inspector The claim was too plainly a bid every way return it; costs you since I struck the county line than old Minnesota, which|both knew Louis Schadewfts, Kent, Oregon so well. on all the rest of my trip.” for the support of the suffragettes. nothing. The O b server Read The Observer. Subscribe for the Observer. - - - . w MILL FEED AND FLOUR. F. W . Clark, Jeweler, I Optician SUMMER HARDWARE Diseases of Women iCMUrcn a Sjecialti NA1IONAL INSURANCE GASOLINE STOVES. REFRIGERATORS. MORO H1HDWAKE&IIPLEBTO FURNITURE UNDERTAKING O. W . AXTELL faciilliiiil«'!ire&hii|ileiiiciitCi). » » © Main Sherman county headquarters for Farm Machinery and Supplies. Drapers for all $ Harvester and Headers such as Hoi I, Best, Hodge, McCormic etc. ALWAYS ON HAND
