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Boesen s buzzy saw it doing
lot of buzzyness around town.
nia Wednesday.
A GREAT FA V O R ITE
W e are now selling a hosiery that has proven a great favorite, among
all classes of wearers. The secret is its long life. The 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 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 time, and Armor
Plate is giving better satisfaction than any we’ve ever handled.
Suppose you let us explain more about this hosiery, or better still, invest in a pair
for the boy or any member of the fa m ily and see if our claims are notlrue. 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 O R O C O M M E R C IA L C O .
„ M o ro , O re g o n .
Mr Boesen has sold 50 acres of
growing potatoes to C R Belshee.
kind of farm produce.
I have the draper to fit your
C H Jorgensen cut barley last
machine. N o jolly, straight goods;
week with his Moscow combine
Call and see G N Crosfield.
that went 16 sacks to the acre.
Bring your job printing to The
W S Powells city residence
Observer office. Neat, attractive
looks like a brand new building
work and reasonable prices guar­ since its new dress of paint by M
anteed.
M Hosmer.
Tyler Wilson got a bad cut on
Judge Henrichs and family and
his left thumb by too close a stroke
E E Barnum and family are off
with an ax with which he was
to the mountains for recreation,
splitting wood.
recuperation and trout.
Geo O Warfield, of the KerrJ The Great Northern Furniture
Gifford Warehouse Co, has open­ Store, at The.D alles, is heavily
ed an office in Dr I M Smith’s stocked with an admirable assort­
Main street building.
ment of good goods.
It wasn’t a very "sane and safe
No matter how backward the
Fourth, after all, and the list of season the billions of bugs that
dead and wounded appears to be flutter around electric lights always
about as long and awful as ever. come out of cold storage on time.
Mrs H Ramsdale, of Antelope,
sister of Mrs Gilbert Davis, stopt
over a day in Moro last week en
route home from Portland and
the valley.
Dr O J Goffin accompanied Dr
Marie M to a Portland hospital
Monday, where she submitted to
an operation incident to her illness
of a year ago.
Willie, son of Mr and Mrs WC
When you are in town don’t
Johnston, of Vancouver, is a vis­ forget to register; then you will
Birthday Postal Cards at The
Mrs C K Cochran and sons are itor at the home of his uncle WB
The
O b s e r v e r Observer
have that annual nuisance off your
Book Store.
visiting in Sherman county.
near Moro. Willie is almost eli­ hands. Registry books are open
HORO, SHERM AN CO., OR KOON:
J P Strahl is laid up with a
Are all those burdocks and this­ gible as a farm hand.
at the court house.
sliver in his left hand.
tles going to seed again this sum
Too many light and frivolous
Always blame the editor if his
F R ID A Y ........... J u l y 29, 1910
The fellow you regard as a fool mer?
books are printed in this age, and story of a certain event does not
•There are lots of people who it is with pleasure we notice that suit you. He may have told too
The price of The Observer ia $1.50 per today may be a genius tomorrow.
veer, 75 cent» for six mootha, 50 cent« for
will refuse to get excited over
many of them are cut out of the much, or too little. The editor
Dick
Morgan’s
elegant
4-mule
lour mootha—but if paid in advance we
accept $2.50 in full for 2 years.
Shorter | team attracted attention in Moro bath-tub trust.
libraries. Minneapolis puts the should be impartial, the average
terms than one year 12)4 cents per month.
reader is very much prejudiced.
Saturday.
Drapers, all sizes and kinds, in ban on several "best sellers.”
• A Blue M ark here w ill answer an in-|
Dr Golder, the eyesight special-
Mrs Eleanor Martin, Mr and
The 49th annual fair of the Ore stock at the Wasco Hardware and
quer, when entered upon our calendar,
Implement
Co.
¿ v i W the date of the paper as the date a t ,
i&
8
of
The
Dalles,
will
be
in
town
Mrs
Peter Martin,and Maj Walter
gon Agricultural Society will open
bacr
expires.
which your current subscription
Monday
evening,
and
Tuesday
of
Martin
of San Francisco, owners
Mr and Mrs A J Adams left the
at Salem Sept. 12th.
next
week,
as
he
has
an
engage­
of Dalles Military Road Grant,
E u re k a L etf«a N a . 121.
Orders for binder twine can now city Monday, south-bound, on a
ment to fit several patients with accompanied by Wm McKenzie
vacation
of
a
month.
A . F. A A. M. Moro o r.
be filled by the Wasco Hardware
M eed the firat and third I
A carload o f cement has just glasses. Others needing glasses of Portland, were Moro visitors
and Implement Co
of
each
uraday evening«
can see him at the Moro Hotel. on the 23d, 24th and 25th, look­
month.
Viaiting members
Mr and Mrs R H McKean have been received at the Independent He comes with the highest recom­ ing over the situation, preparatory
illy inviti
Warehouse & Milling Co at
with us. By order of W . M .
returned from their trip, and are Wasco.
mendations.
to extending the sale of about 80,-
J. M . P arry , Secretary
now at home in Wasco.
000
acres of their best wheat lands
Avenarius Carbolineum is a
The experiment farm is turning
B a t k la h a m
C h a p te r
in
Sherman
county, a consumma­
Grandma Rujt is visiting in The off matured crops in fine style and germ destroyer. It destroys the
no . 78 o . t . s.
tion
most
devoutly
prayed for by
Regular communication Dalles, and will go to Portland on
its spring sown wheat is like an cause of decay in posts or timber. this community.
tiZd aad 4th Thursday a similar mission before returning
The U S Government, the O R
monthly. By or-
oasis in the desert.
In warm weather the immoder
home.
. M.
& N Co, Multnomah county and
H klxn P arry , Secy.
If you want a good watch get
ate
use of ice cold drinks o f any
Old type metal makes the best one of the Hamilton, the Railroad the city of Portland, are making
kind
causes a serious and some
M a r e L e 4 * e , N a . 113, and the cheapest babbiting.
The Watch. L. W. Ross, the Wasco general use of iton bridge timbers,
1. o. o . F. Moro, or.
times
a fatal check to the digestive
etc. The Observer Book Store is
; Meeting every Saturday Observer has a loLof such materi­ jeweler, sells them.
processes,
and consequently to the
distributors of the pure article in
at 7:30 o'clock, al for sale cheap
proper
action
of the heart, so in-
^biting members are cor-
Mr and Mrs James Woods have Sherman county.
invited.
Members
This is an alarm of fire. Clean
dispensible
to
preserve
the natural
returned from a five week’s out­
expected to be present.
up
your
back
yards
if
you
expect
Willapa
harbor
bathing
is
ta-
circulation
when
a
high
vapor
Sam B risbin , N . G .
ing. They stayed in Wallowa
W m . H enricms , Secy.
any insurance on your policy after
bood
this
year
by
shark
from
the
tension
of
the
atmosphere
makes
county until the harvest began.
disaster.
ocean, disporting themselves in it most oppressive.
Still more
Ben F Peetz decided that it is the waters of the bay. In the
Subscribe for the Observer.
I Send The Observer to your ab-
destructive of all healthy condi
not an automobile that he requires memories of the oldest inhabitants
tion8 at such times is the overin­
Old newspapers for sale at The sent friends. It gives all the local
for his declining health, and sold no more than half a dozen shark
dulgence in alcoholic drinks.
Observer office.
news, and is better than a letter.
his machine to W S Powell last were ever before known to enter
Fruit display at The Dalle. Mailed four month, for 5°c.
TheTatest invention to hang in
Monday.
this bay at one tíme. Many per­ the family dining room is the gum
pleases and astonishes all visitors
Lester Webb of Washington
See our display of clocks in our sons are going down to view the board. It is a neat little circular
Fortunately the American farm . counry came up on a vi.it to his show window, and when you want remarkable sight.
One huge board, plain, or decorated, fas­
er. who went up into Alberta can I“ « « - Ml“ ° " e',a’ and w'" re-
shark shot from a boat, made tened to the wall. The name of
one
come
in.
Each
clock
guaran­
main and take a hand in the har-
come back.
teed for two years. L. W. Ross, fiercely for the craft, but a second each of the family is painted on
vest.
shot finished him and probably the circumference, and marks the
the
Wasco jeweler.
Fidgety people make the weath­
L. W. R 088, the Wasco jeweler,
er seem several degrees warmer
spot where the gum is left until
Register now while you think prevented a tragedy.
gives a guarantee with every watch
than it really is.
Mrs J C Freeman whose watch yanted. This saves carrying the
of
it.
You
will
have
to
register
if
Ithat you cannot get of anyone, ex-
A St. Louis preacher says some cept a jeweler known for watches you vote. Three of you come to ­ was lost and advettiged in The Old gum to bed and getting it in one’s
gether and then you can witness Reliable Observer, was greatly hair or swallowing it in the night.
of us make our own hell. And a at the right price.
little for the neighbors.
I ^ ane A Sexton, The Dalles,have for each other, it will only take a surprised and pleased to receive it It is obvious that the gum board
through the mail later from Wal supplies a long felt want, and he
few minutes.
Mr Eaton of Wasco, is attend-1 a grancj assortment of enamel and
Iowa county, it was found by who invented the new fad will
¡ng at Moro Pharmaey during the Ljn warCt special prices for harvest -The Wasco Hardware and Im­ Ellsworth Woods, as he was leav­ have the best wishes of the young
absence of Dr Marie M Goffin.
time. Goods to the amount of $10 plement Co have a woven wire ing for his new home, and when ladies.
Ex-Commissioner Fred Krusow delivered free at your ggilroad fence on sale that they will let you his copy of The Observer reached
N A T U R E T E L L S YOU
have on 30 days actual trial. Put it
was a visitor on the 22d, looking I station.
up and try it; if not satisfactory in him containing the advertisement Aa M a n y a M o ro R e a d e r Knew«
Simon Elcock was winner of every way return it; costs you of the lost watch, he immediately
after business in the vicinity of
T o o W e ll.
the
age prize at the late G A R nothing.
forwarded it to Mrs F, and still
Moro.
W hen the kidney« «re sick.
there be found some who say it
The worst thing about the habit camp at Astoria,Tor the youngest
Frank Nelson, alias John Span- doesn’t pay to advertise in The Nature tells you all «bout it.
veteran
present,
having
just
passed
'T h e urin ia nature’« calendar,
of thinking twice before one speaks
augle, wanted at Prosser where he Observer,
Infrequent or too frequent action;
his
16th
birthday.
Mr.
Elcock
is that somebody else is likely to
broke jail, was arrested at Grass
Any urinary trouble tell« of kidney ¡11«.
was
born
February
29th,
1844.
Ladies in this vicinity are Doan'« Kidney Pill« ourea aU kidney ilia.
say it first.
Valley Sunday by Sheriff Freeman
warned
against a clever individual Moro people testify ao thia.
Theo
Johnston
will
accompany
Mr. Altermatt, representing the
and was turned over to deputy
who
is
headed
thi< way and is of­ Frank AIli«on, Moro, Oregon, «ay«: “ I
A
H
Barnum
at
all
the
fairs
next
Fleck Orchard Co., was in this
sheriff Jackson of Prosser, who
fering
a
pair
of
scissors as a prem­ wai laid up all last winter by pain« in my
fall,
where
the
stock
of
Lone
city on the 22d with a load of
started across the country with him
Rock farm is to be placed on ex from Cliffs.
ium to subscribe for a magazine. back. The only way in which I could
first class fruit and melons.
obtain any rest at night was by placing my
All papers in Oregon warn their hands on mv back a« support. Hearing
hibition, closing at the Sherman
The country’s crops, especially county fair at Moro, in October.
Both trains, from Portland to patrons. He fails to send the of Doan’« Kidney Pill«, I gave them
wheat, will be short this year, but
trial and the content« of a few boxes
Baker
city and Baker to Portland, magazine. The only safe plan is fected
We have a large and complete
a complete cure."
the Pacific northwest will show up
stock of watches for the fall trade, stop at Biggs for dinner. Mr and to not trust a strange traveling so­ For sale by all dealer«. Price 50 cents.
better than any one section.
.
and if you are thinking of buying Mrs Wolfard are not disheartened licitor. You can get anything you Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York,
agents for the United States
A French professor has a bottle one it will pay you to call and see at the conditions brought about by want in that line through The Ob­ sole
Remember the name— Doan's—-and take
the
schedule
which
takes
the
Shan­
server Book Store.
of wine that is said to be 1,500 what we have. You will find our
no other.
years old. It could never have prices as low as the lowest. L W iko train through to The. Dalles.
attained that age in a dry county. Ross, Jeweler, Waaco.
The report that the government
Deputy Sheriff J C McKean and
M any little word of mine may of Turkey has begun to devise
family have returned from th e jmak e a life the brighter,, if > gay measures to abate the dog nuisance
“ ■
ii
song of mine may make a may well awaken envious reflec­ *
coast, Carrol insists that the old
made
of
a
solution
of
I
heart
the
lighter.
God
help
me
tions in the minds of dog-harried
ocean is
EYESIGHT
speak the little word and take my
' bit of singing and drop it in some
The little son of W C Bryant, lonely vale, to set the echoes ring­
quite ill last week, is now much ing.
improved under the effects of
Is it proper to pronounce it
more favorable weather. M r B
"shanti-cleer,” according to the
returned home Saturday. **
good old English style, or "shawn-
Please leave all jewelry in need I ti-clay,” according to Rostand?
of repain with Gilbert Davis, my But when the infant cockerelPs
M oro agent, and it will receive noisy clarion mashes your beauty
my immediate attention.
W . F. sleep at 3 a m, you pronounce it
^lewsll. the G ran Valley Jeweler J unspeakable,
salt and ice water.
Americans.
Travelers have al­
ways pointed to Constantinople as
the city where the canine nuisance
thrives most abundantly, but the
chances are that some place in the
United States will soon succed to
the dubious distinction. Portland
will receive the palm before long,
for harboring a greater number of
useless and pestiferous curs than
any other city iq Oregon, M oro
excepted.
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saving clothes m oney“, see
Rose 65b C o m p an y ’s
M« Uh
ChtCM». DI
line for Spring and Summer 1910,
which is now on display“ at o u r
store
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. Absolute guarantee with
each garment
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to make you a
price on that bill
of Groceries You
are figuring on
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A BRAND N E W P A IR OF EYES
out of the question, of course; but
but the pair of glasses with which we
can outnt 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 s talk to you about it.
F. I. Clark, Jeweler, I Optician
T H E DALLES. O R EG O N .
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SUMMER H ardware
The time his 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
NATIONAL 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.
M O HARDWARE AMPLEMENT CO
FU R N IT U R E
AND
UNDERTAKING
O. W . AXTELL
Moro -
Oregon.
Main Sherman county headquarters for Farm
Machinery and Supplies. Drapers for all
Harvester and Headers such as Holt, Best,
Hodge, McCormic etc. -
. , .
is the most useful sense. Do not in­
jure it with poor glasses. Have You
Eye Strain or Headache? Your
fault. Consultation free. Glasses
guaranteed perfect.
Link Belting, Leather Belting, Lace Leather
Engine packing, Oils, Rope, Machine Extras, etc.
" DR. A. L. GOLDER
23-24 Vogt Bldg. TH E DALLES
Deering and Hodge Headers.
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ALW AYS O N H AND