It hasn't taken a month for the press of Central Oregon to learn low to spell Metolius. Clearance Sale EVERY ARTICLE IN T H E FOLLOWING LINES W ILL BE GREATLY REDUCED IN PRICE TO — CLOSE THEM OUT Ladies Coats and Suits Mens and Boys Over Coats A good substantial line of AU good style and good fab­ Mens and Boys Overcoats in rics and nearly all sizes. the latest cuts and patterns and all have been m arked down for this sale.' Childrens Coats Good serviceable garm ents at prices you can’t afford to miss Knit Goods Kiminos, Waists, Furs All good style and patterns but to close them out we have m arked them way down. Wool Blankets You can ’t afford to miss th is' sale of Wool B lankets; they m ust all go. Wool Sw eaters . W inter caps, Lined Gloves All m ust be closed out. O W Ramsey returned from Mosier last week not feeling very well. HARNESS EXTRAS NOW IN St Patrick's day Postal Cards at After a month from now Prine­ ville will get Portland morning The Observer Book Store, finest papers on the evening of the same ever; 2 for 5c. day. Bring your job printing to The Observer office. Neat, attractive work and reasonable prices guar­ anteed. John McClure and L Robinson have placed an order with H U Martin for a 1911 Moscow com- xne harvester. The time has arrived when the farmer looks over his harness and farm implements before starting spring work W e have in ! stock a full line of HARNESS EXTRAS, LEATHER, BUCKLES, €• RINGS, SNAPS, ETC. «■ Mrs E H Moore visited Mrs J J Schaeffer and son at Grass Valley ov the 24th and 25th. F A Block, at the M oro Pharm acy, has a full line of jewelry, watches, eye glasses, etc., at city prices. ' FARfl inPLEM EN TS Inks, Red, Blue-black, Jet-black; Violet, Green, and the best qual­ Mrs O C Mortensen returned ity fountain pen ink at The O b­ Monday by train, after a pleasant server Book Store. visit at the Wasco home of S J G o to F A Block, at the M oro Brock and family. Pharmacy, for all kinds of watch, Should the drop in the price of clock and jewelry repairing. pork continue for another week or W ork neatly done and all work two it may tend to re:establish re­ guaranteed. ciprocal relations between eggs and A few ladies suits, ladies and bacon. childrens coats, and ladies skirts, Let us do your next order oi to close out at a very low price. Commercial Job Printing High Ask about them at the Moro grade work, at prices satisfactory. Commercial Co. The O ld Religble Observer Steam If you are wanting a watch o Printery, Moro, Oregon. any grade it will pay you to call Attorney C L Whealdon acted as one of the judges in the debate between the Hood River and The Dalles high schools, held at The Dalles on Tuesday evening. and see what we have to offer. You will find our prices cannot be beaten any where. L W Ross, the Wasco jeweler. If you need a Plow , H a rro w , D rill, or any farm ing im p lem en t or extras, w e can fit you out at prices th a t are right. & & $ e- MORO H ARDW ARE & IMP. CO. | ta­ gs*. JOB PRINTING O A LITTLE MISSIONARY WORK IN YOUR D idle days by telling your neighbors of the good qualities of The Observer. If you can’t get their sub­ scriptions, send us their addressos and we will send them sam ple copies. We pay for all soliciting yon d o Subscribe for The Observer. Best W teklv published in the In lan d Em pire. Everyone lead« it. W. Can't Prevs This. Pasadena had its first snow in 20 years on the 24th ; the beautiful W A Raymond. Moro's pictori­ (so-called), fell in the warm sun­ light for 15 minutes, just a show; al artist, had a touching experience the storm lasted 45 minutes, from recently. A bashful young lady from the vicinity of Kent was up start to finish. to have some pictures taken, and D E Vintin has returned from An outlaw stallion that has de­ Birthday Postal Cards Bill,” with his usual politeness, his m id-W intertrip to California. fied capture for five years in Crook Observer Book Store. asked, "D o you want a bust?” Read the adv of N E Moffitt, county, was run down and corailed After a pause she replied, blush­ Pocket Maps of Oregon and W O R D . A H K R M A N C O . .O R K O O N : Business Opportunity, Milwaukee, at Hampton Buttes January 18th. ing vividly, "N -no, not if I can Washington. The Observer Book by Bill Brown ; M r Brown and his help it.” “ Bill” was embarrassed. Oregon. ¡U D A Y ........ M arch 3, 1911 Store. * horse, traveled two days and one He said, " I mean do you want P H Buxton has taken the agen­ Chronicle: Mrs C H Moore is night on the chase without food just a bust picture ?” rhe price of The Observer is $1.50 per And then , r t 75 cent» for aix month*, 50 cent* for visiting her brother, G H Rollins, cy of E Peoples’ Funeral supplies, or rest. she said, “ W ell, I ’d like to have ir month*—but if paid in advance we in Baker county. at M oro. cept $2.50 in full for 2 year*. Shorter and other rail- my face show as much as possible.’ After thi. week Antelope w illb e I The car barns except the depo,, m* than one year 12X cent* per month. Special prices on men s cordu­ to The next seen of Raymond he Extra good quality the only mail route that will oper- are being moved . (rom A Blue Mark here will an*wer an in- roy pants. from Cliffs to was taking a shot at Crosfield s er, when entered upon our calendar, $2.50 at the M oro Commercial ate out of Shaniko. ring the date of the paper a* the date at Clarks, below Columbus, the new gasoline Caterpiller traction en- lich your current *ub»criptio> expires. Co. Mrs Minnie Biggerstaff is here station on the North Bank Ry., gine. Have your name on your sta­ from Phoenix, Arizona, on a visit and which it is generally under E u re k a Lodge N o . 121. tionery ; it always creates a good to her parents, M r and Mrs Simon stood will be the new division A. P. 0 A . M . Moro. or. Facts And Fnarias. W e do the work for Elcock. ? point and the junction with the Meet* the hr*t and third impression. hursday evening* of each you in handsome styles Twins were born to M r and Mrs Oregon Trunk Ry. , W D Wallan is in receipt of a month. Vi*iting member* cordially invited to meet O L Belshe having purchased J F Foss on the 24th, a girl and Charles J 8chnable of Portland, fine pure bred W hite Plymouth By order oi W . M . J. M . P arry , Secretary the buildings which M r McNeal boy, but unfortunately the latter who was close by when M r anc Rock rooster, from Garfield, W n. was to .m o ve for Ladru Barnum, was still born. Mrs Alex Kerr were arrested as ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ B e th le h e m C h a p te r they will riot now be moved un­ The M oro Hardware and Im ple­ Send The Observer to your ab­ spies by the Mexican insurrectos, NO- 78 o . E. s. Regular communication less by wagon. sent friends. It gives all the local and also saw H arry D ell, after his ment Company offer inducements each 2d and 4th Thursday news, and is better than a letter. arrest, and imprisonment at Tia in harness and farm machinery. You can still take that grand rvening* monthly. By or- Juana with two othen, says it looks See adv. ler of M r *. A nna M oore , W inter Trip to California, over Mailed four months for 50c. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ W . M. iad for Dell, whose real name is the Harriman lines. W rite to or You can still take that Grand Gov. Hooper of Tennessee talks M o ro L o d g e, N o . 113, call upon any O -W R and N agt, Gilbert B D avis; not our Gilbert, W inter T rip to California over the about the resources of the state, I. o. o . f . Moro, or. Harriman lines. W rite to or call however, as he is holding down a instead of factional politics, and Meeting every Saturday for particulars. homestead in the Madras region. ^evening at 7:30 o clock. Smiles should be the legal ten- upon any O -W R & N Co agent the Tennesseeans evidently enjoy Vi*iting member* are cor­ Every school boy should really the novel sensation. dially invited. Member* __ __ ¡ n every family for the pay­ for all particulars expected to he present ♦ ♦ ♦ 4 ment of all debts of kindness, and Lent began March 1st this year; learn the lesson that the ripest and • K essincer . N . G . W m . H enrichs , Secy. each member should be willing to mid-Lent Sunday will be on the biggett cherries are at the top. and Vancouver white woman m4rried , Chinaman, proba take this currency at its face value. 26th ; Palm Sunday April 9th; that nine out of ten o hi, fellow, will be crowding for place, to pick figured (here Subscribe was some -------- for the Observer. Charles Bullard and F C Schu- Good Friday 14th ; Easter Sunday 16th ; Ember days March 8th, 10th ^ead the railway offer for ff trip I rnacher reported their fall sown around the base of the tree where advantage ¡p having a husband the small wormy fruit grows ; there wi,o couid do the washing, Hot Springs; write for particu- wheat up nicely, almost good for and 11th. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ I pasture, and stooling to perfection, Everybody in this region begin is plenty of room at the top, and plenty of cherries growing there ; Gov West put 72 acts of the as­ lo rn ' Feb. 17 and 18, (night We hope to hear that the snow to realize that the grip is catching; ,o Senator and Mrs Jay Bow- Saturday night covered it safe y its easier to say who has it, or has luscious fruit is always ready for sembly asleep, with his veto-ax. but against the cold snap that set in had it, than who has not, and ob­ the picking and ever smiles a wel­ remained in the camp of his polit­ aan, twin boys, come to climb up and obtain pos­ I against us Sunday night. servation teaches that those roost session ; the best things in life re­ ical friends; that’s alright, Os, but tocksprings lump coal $9 per its a long lane that hasn t got a Capt W S Buchanan, Superin- careful about habits of dress on a quire considerable effort to turn in it. at Independent Warehouse & x , « W 3RCO w .c J tendent of the Open River Trans- cold day are the ones exempt. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ get, that’s why the strongest men lling in^ Co.. ” Wasco, ’ Ore. 7r j portation Company, was at Celilo Fashions, whimsical, frivolous fash­ Avenarius Carbolineum is a and women have them. inch cord wood S/./3 ana the of last week to see the str. ions, leads to the sick room. destroys the It i. one of «he miracte.Uh.^our I *erm of timber JO per cord at Inland Empire off on her initial Excavating for a cellar at Bend, o U tiine fellow crtizcn Jack F o.t g Goyern(nen, , he o R irehouse & Millmg Co., Wasco | run to Priest rapids and in­ on the 16th Carl Ladewig unearth­ egon. ^ ‘l S h ' , ^ c k w « r i « i n i A N Co. Multnomah county and termediate points, and also to look ed a remarkable collection of In ­ ^ laafFndayni*ht.Jackwaaclo*ii ( port|ind >r# makin4 , W Ross, the Wasco Jeweler, I after launching the str. Twin Cities. dian arrows, spearheads, ancient just received a nice line of o( „ Qn brid4e ,imbera. Roy Vintin is having a very se- cutting implements cunningly fash up hit place of huine« bandit dipped up behind him thro Qbterver S(ore ¡, itlemen’s watch chains that he | rious sick spell; he has been re- ioned out of stone, in all 84 differ­ the open door and of«1« /« 1 h" " ¿ .¡ b u t o r . of the pure 1 guarantee to wear. article in [moved from the farm to Grass ent pieces, in perfect condition. to throw up his hands; but Jack1 Sherman — county. hen yoabtYC a cold get a bottle oi Valley for treatm ent; a large ah . he implements are chipped out I t will didn’t, instead he grabbed a gun ♦ ♦ ♦ * Ä 'V Ä - ö cess on hi, neck was operated up of black glass like rock, such as is that lay in the till under his hand A boy depositor came into the tendency toward on by the surgeons. from which he found around Glass Butte, 80 miles and opened fire on the robber *, bank and laid a half-dollar with ^ X U;“ .o ° Ä 6 d M t|r ‘o * 1»by appeared to rally favorably last south east of Bend. the holdup man returned the fire an adult. Sold by all dealer*. | w eek his bankbook on the receiving Optimist, 24th : The social after­ fire and 10 or 12 shota were ex­ «11« «.Minn i teller’s window. "W e don t re When your *»* w-. wet - •P«1 Loy Powell has taken an alfalfa. Whcn yo„r feet am - ~ eo,e a most enjoyable affair; a well fair on the forehead but g a need no| le#ve the most certain to ward off a neverc cold, se Oregon. «ale by all dealers. arranged program was rendered, upward when Malting the frontal ’ crossed the corridor bank. H e crossed the corridor Iptimist, 24th : T Clay Neece. Robert Urquhart drove in from with numbers by Miss Roy Taylor bone. and seated himself on a settee; the > was convicted of changing Erskineville, and A B Matthews who gave a vocal selection, Mrs Geo R Matthert has given Geo teller noticed him sitting there, brand of a horse for his own from the Meloy farm, in their Harold Edmunds a reading. Rev N Crosfield his order for one 45 and also noticed the reflective sonal gain, has asked and was sleighs, Saturday; snow was five D V Poling a song, Miss Mildred horse H o lt Caterpillar engine look on his face. The boy waited nted iivu « a new trial . | inches deep at Meloys, here nearly Koehler a recitation, Miss Gladys which was run to the farm from for some time, thinking it over. fhen you have an auction sale two ¡nches; Sunday M oro receive Lane a song and Mrs Carlton Wasco this week. M r Crosfield Finally he arose and went to the will need to advertise it to get an additional four inches, but at Williams a vocal solo; refresh offered, if the county would let him paying teller’s window. A mo­ itable results. - I f you Have the 12 o’clock an ugly east wind came ments were served at the close of have two road «Mchines. and a ment later he confronted the re­ properly set, as we do it, post- up> drifting the snow like the dust the afternoon. man to look after them, that he ceiving teller. ” 1 want to deposit :an be printed from it. of summer, knocking all the poet- would pull them from Waaco to this dollar and a half, he said. Mrs S Elcock entertained about : • 1 1 rv out of a sleigh ride this winter, 40 members of the order of Re­ M r Matthers. 26> miles, doing The teller grinned. The boy had rs G F Guinther certainly did ry oul 01 « » drawn a dollar from his little on the roads. e good at the sale on the 21st, Addressing a Sucker-state assem- becca, the night of the 24th, as a some good work on But for want of titot the project L lance and w tt using it as an is complimented for the lunch a few days ago, President Taft farewell to M r and Mrs W m Ru­ ed. Several articles at the sale L poke of “ an exhaustion of the dolf, who are about ready to move was not carried out. The e,,* ‘ne entering wedge for the rejected made the run to M o ro in the ^a|( ^ o||ire And so the system sposed of, will be sold at pri- food supply” in this country. Re­ to their new home at W hite Sal­ b ^ e n by the boy, and a con- gale at the farm. cent raids on cold storage grafters mon. The evening was very pleas­ worst storm of tha past winter in lew than two hours. ••KJ< w’ , L iderable accession of bookkeep- r onH Mrs Warfield desire to show that we have millions of lb«. antly spent, and the honoree ¡abQr was the price of defeat. r f X J o S h The O b « r. of .urplu, food .tuff, going to guests were presented with souve- tooked overby hundred* in Moro; I Artist Raymond taking a picture o ♦ * 9 for the many kindneme,. fa- decay, and for over 41 year, thia niers: an elegant cut glass dish, of it. M r CiodUld waa here O K ll« rw r» O r y and sympathy shown them by is the first winter that farm eggs has and a sofa cushion cover with 5( with it. and gave a dinner at the and neighbor, in Moro «old in Chicago at 20c per doz.. names of friends in the order em­ Q *f n R I A the recent .ickneM. death with the p ro je c t of an immediate broidered on it by Mrs James Hotel Moro, to farmers interested in the wonderful machine. Stewart. _ burial of their little girl. 1 drop to 15c per dozen. COMPANY «■ W r O e r U In lly « « lic it l our B>»t* « ■ » » « • M. A . BULL, P ro p rie to r, = T H E H O U S E O F Q U A L IT Y . A complete line of Candies, Cigars and T obacco. Bottled Soda waters and Soft Drinks. HEAD QUARTERS FOR ALL KINDS OF POSTAL CARDS. Pool and Billiard Parlor in back room. Novt Door to P o s t Office H oro, O re g o n . We have just received a nice assortment of Hamilton Watches The Hamilton is a high grade rail road durable guaranteed time keeper We sell all kinds of watches. L. W . RO SS, W a sc o Watch Inspector for the ORNRy , I in 111 1 1 1 i h m m ■ ■ i - i - m - i - h ■ 11111 m I ■ ■ « ■ ■111 «-«t CBAK AM TO FLt'IBWfi GEORGE MILLER T h e w ell know n w ork m an will attend to all calls direct or by phone for L: PLUMBING, STEAM FITTING, ETC. R yLgycn(||*f | C A » T W R I | Now prepared with a complete kit of tools to attend all calls for plumbing, etc. in the Have you seen our Steel Watering Troughs? If not take a look and order one. Shop in the Maxwel Office Bldg, near Hotel tH IM IIL H Illlinm -H -H -F l 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 W 1 * 1 11 11 1 A brand new pair of eyes out of the question, of course; bu* but the pair of glasses with which we 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 s talk to you about it. F. W . Clark, & Newhouse Jeweler and Opticians T H E DALLES. O R E G O N . We Are Here to Do Your Printing W e H ave a Large Assortment o f Typa Ready to Serve You WE PRINT ( W h at Y ou W ant, The W ay Y ou W ant It A n d W hen You Want It