Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931, June 21, 1912, Image 3

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Hydt’i harne» «hop.
UÑE WHITE
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merchandise embraced ie the character of goods in
greatest demand at this time. Stocks are exception-
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i
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we gone about the preparation for this Juno White
gale that you will And here the moat desirable assort­
ments you could wish for in alhmanner of Whtte^ap-
pareland yard goods, and every item involved in this
underprice selling, is of the identical quality , you
have always
received here
in
Arid* frws the Soperier Qeefi— . —
.« _ < » v w a
fc M ta a t Fre*«™ ef leterett to Ye« b the feet that EXTRA
ORDINARY VALUES r—
»*• districted throecheet the
Sale begins promptly Saturday
™ «
month. Store and stocks have been re-arranged so
to provide easy and satisfactory selections. And,
8in<& stockaare broadest, freshest and moat
ing at the Sale’s start, we advise a visit AT ONCE if
yon should secure y«»TuU
A lV F ^ T H E
V ery unusual as those w ehavx _ j h e
VALUE8 WILL CERTAINLY CAUSE MOSI
THU8IA8TIC BUYING. . .
< g, r t I n Y e u r M a il O rd e rs , w e w ill give them prompt attention
A. M. WILLIAMS & CO.
The Dalle«
T h b b not a time to start an ar­
the agen- gument as to the rise of Jim H ill
cy of E Peoples’ Funeral supplies, mustard in The Inland E m p ire ; it
extras. See Crosfield, Wasco.
at Moro*
is here, and seemingly it haw om e
Mrs Birch of California is here,
Louis H eydt bat received a new to stay, unless every city, hamlet,
visiting her sister, Mrs Mortensen
stock of dependable raw hide town and village, county officials,
and family.
and farmers, get into the work of,
halters.
W h y don’t you send in your
The best O S Stove made is the fighting it, early and late, as was
H o lt extras ordan? Crosfield is
Quick Meal, |©ld by Geo N Cros­ done with Russian thbtle. It does
ready for you.
no good to sit down “ and talk it
field, Wasco.
o v e r; work, and lots of it, is what
Ideas are money,but not the kind
M any a man ifeagines he b a
is needed; the local granges, the
railroads give you about your
great financier until he tries to dis­
farmers unions, the railroad, all
summer vacation.
count a note.
along its right of w ay; must pull
W O Hadley and family are now
Sheriff
J
C
Freeman
arrived
at
together
for the common interest,
located for the summer at their
home Tuesday, off an official trip and it is little short of criminal to
Collins Springs V illa
of several days.
not do so in emergencies like thb
' Carholinum, fresh stock, direct
now an mcorpor- and let the county be over run in
Silver
from Germany, now on sale at
Leader becomes a short time unless good bard work
ated city
The Observer Book Store.
is done through concert of action,
irnal.
<
a metropoi
to
prevent it. M oro should start
G inn & Coleman sold a com
an is one whose
A
plete threshing outfit to Stradley
die good work at home, at once,
tim out and whose by appealing to the council to see
and Watson,Grass Valley farmers, sins never fi
d him in.
creditors n
to it that all property owners are
this week.
New Y ork city, compelled to keep their lots and
Mrs Fred Schilling died at . Mrs Sali
i o Matthes, at lands clean and clear of every va­
Portland Monday and was buried b visiting
east of Grass riety of noxious weeds.
H
ood
View
in the I o o F cemetery
“
Valley.
~
Thursday at 10 o’clock.
Aumal Scheel Meetiag.
Dick R eekto afel Grass Valley
D on’t fail to see the Blue Bell
Cream Harvester made by the farmer, bought m ew McCormick
The report of J M Parry, clerk
McCormack Co, for sale by Geo header thb week, from Ginn & of M oro school dbtrict, at the an­
N Crosfield, Wasco.
Coleman.
nual meeting held June 17th,
McCormack u —
Our n id -S u m m er W h ite Event—An Offering
of Scores of Exceptional Values in all M anner
of Fine W h ite W ear and W h ite Yard Ooods.
Oregon.
ru««*«*
O b se r v e r
h a rv est s
r tt
Marvin M iller, son of M r and
Among those who have no com
M is Edgar B M iller of the Badger plaint on hot weather are the thirst
farm, b visiting with hb cousin, emporium men and dispensers o
Truman Strong, thb week.
ice cream soda. w
f
Ship cream direct to the T S
Royal Anne, Bing Lapibert and
other
varieties of cherries, can be
Townsend Creamery Co; take it
to the depot and we guarantee had from the Cherry City Grocery
at The Dalles, Oregon, j
right price and fair treatment.
O ur harvest oib have arrived;
W D W allan is in Umatilla
they are the best for the purpose ;
county on business this week.
prices are right; call and see M oro
Birthday
Postal
Cards
at
The
Hardware and Implement Co.
Moan. ÌBKMAN oo.,OB»ooa:
Observer Book Store.
H W Strong and C R Bebhee
F R ID A Y ..............-h«« 21* 1912
Rush in your orders for extras, are at home from a Crook county
you will need them soon. Crosfield jaunt in search of beef cattle ; very
of The Observer it $1-50 per can fix you out.
few of which are to be found, for
fofTi« month«. SO cents for
75 ecu
If the poor man is successful in sale.
fan £ 2
______ one year 12% J * » * P** ® onth
his avarice, some day he may not
Chrb Andersen got hb weed
need avaricious.
• -
plow home Monday and tore a
batch of Russian thistle out of its
After
all,
it
would
be
next
to
■ - - d- ‘ o* ,b‘ £ X ^ ‘h‘ ***“ “
espirea.
impossible to act upon all the lodgement; so it appears that pest
your current aut
good advice we receive.
b still with us.
The
Try tHe U
the Hotel
It often happens that the man
who has always saved his money
for a rainy day squanders it on
the ghem e of a blue sky promoter.
ÜE
of all kinds on hand, such a» Harness,
extras, bolts, forks, betting, and oils of
every good grade.
To Those Who Ship Cream
_ The Best is None Too Good
.X
SHARPLESS CREAM SEPRATOR
It is a tubular machine; that means
it is simple to understand and operate;
light; easy to clean; durable; guaran­
teed to last and wear.
M O R O H A R D W A R E & IM P . CO.
I II I l l - H H i l l H H 4 4- 1-H + H + I II t i l l - i n I I I H l i H 1 H H + +
For the Very Best Ice Cream go to ; :
s.
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. ’
r. ' Siz,
/ïtÈaiïfo
LANDRY & HEIM
MORO,
showed an expenditure for the
year of $10,538.30; including the
new building, warrant and interest
charges. The report shows a cash
balance of $367.67 on hand.
The indebtedness of the district
is $4,000 bonds; wanrants$3,000;
interest due $550. T° offset this
the district has a new $12,000 brick
building and school furniture val­
ued at $1,500.
F A Sayres was re-elected direc­
tor and J M Parry was re-elected
clerk.
OREGON
f HITE C L O W Ice Cream pleases laities ant lasses
T a i'll say v k e i w use it “ It simjily snrpastes.”
m
>nur«otur«í^bj^
T o w n s e n d C ream ery Co., Portland
..... D o l a in Craun, Butter, Eggs, Cheese, Etc-
I l 1 1 1111 H l n 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 h U H l i m
n
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ih n u n
t i - h - i -»
MORO BRANCH
*
A Michigan woman has sur­
prised her husband with tyiadrup-
lets, two boys and two girts. But To Protect Live Stock from Tke Flies.
wasn’t she somewhat surprised
The Kansas Agricultural college
herself?
having experimented with various
Mrs A M W right of Monkland, chemical formulas to repel flies
who has been to Eugene attend­ from live stock, recommends the
H. U. riARTIN, Manager.
ing M r Wrights parents, returned following:
home Tuesday. The old people
Resin
lbs, laundry soap two
are rather feeble.
cakes, fish oil % a pint, water to
Coroka LnT«a N u . 121-
J Murray Axtell, who accoaspa make three gallons. Dissolve The
Those omnious clouds that
M r Altermatt. of the Rufus fruit
A. r . a A. M. Moro. or.
nied
hb daughter-in-law and little resin in a solution of soap and
and vineyards, delivered a load of passed over Sherman county end­
girls
to
Eugene recently, has been water by heating, add the fish oil
ed in a water spout in Umatilla
momth.
Vuittn« member. cherries in M oro Tuesday.
on
the
sick list since hb arrival and the rest of the water; apply
and Baker counties doing consid­
Big crops or poor crops, Cros­
with a brush. If to be used as a
there, but it now improving.
erable damage last week.
ridi na.
M . P a BBY. Secretary. field has stuck right at bp post.
spray add
a pint of kerosene.
Review:
Tales twice told in
“M r snd Mrs Roy Benson have
Rush in yoùr orders for extras.
This
mixture
will cost about 7 or
B o ih ln h n m C h a p te r
Ritzville: The relief corps fold
sold
their
old
family
driving
8
cents
per
gallon
and X a pint is
The Misses Helen and Ina H an­
No. 78 O.
the council and the council told
horse
Beauty,
to
Chris
Andersen.
Redniar communication
enough
for
one
application
for a
sen, Albany Academy students, are
mayor told the
,ch2d and *th Thursday
The old favorite has been owned the mayor and
cow. At first it may be necessary
.evening, monthly. By or* at home for the summer vacation.
by Roy since before he was mar- sexton and the sexton tolled the to use two or three applications
(der of Miss I da M ay J o h n ­
bell.
The Shaniko Star has tossed its
ston , Secretary
5 I <
per week until the outer ends of
patent
outside
over
to
the
junk
A
Grand
Fourth of July Ball, the hair become coated with the
M e r e L e d g e , N o . 113
Special prices on Wood In car load lots where
Five thousand household uten-
and is now a lively all home print
t. 0 . O. r. Moro, Of.
with a six-pieoe orchestra, wifibe resin after that, to retouch those
palace
of
sib
were
found’m
the
one or more are buying.
:
!
•
M ee tia f «very Saturday newspaper.
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evening at 7:30 o clock.
Jezebel. unearthed recently: and given at Moro Opera House ; so parts where the resin is rubbed off
Visitinf member, are cor­
Fashion reformers say the corset at that it bn’t probable that she prepare for a good time. Every will be all that will be necessary.
dially in v ite d .
M em bers
must go, but we believe the corset had a vacuum cleaner or a fireless body is invited. See advertisement
_
expected to be present.
and small bills.
will always stay, quick, doctor: the cooker.
« T t e M O H . « • O ; . H lw u C H , , S w , .
A ll farmers are requested to
S Elcock, D r Joseph Sanders, bring samples of their crops to De
bichloride.
Miss Jeanette Rutledge was able
A full line of McCormick head­ to leave the hospital on the 14th, and S P Brisbine are out of the Moss Springs July 4th. A special
New good. each week at Croa-
er extras have arrived and in stock and is now with friends inPortland. city, enjoying themselves with the booth will be prepared to display
ield’i, W aico.
at the store rooms of G inn & She expects to remain with an aunt Grand Arm y boys, The Pioneers, Sherman county products and
and taking in the relics of the late competent judges will award the
Get your dental work done.qow Coleman, M oro.
at Seaside some time before re­
festive scenes of Rex et. al.
rhile D r Morgan it at home.
prizes.
.
A mighty nice line of gasoline turning to M oro.
Perforated razor hones are the cook stoves is ready for you at
T
o
care
for
the
children
of
to’
Star, 14th: W ill Schilling has
DyMotery ie *1 w » ys serious and often a
he S e r i out. For sale at H ydt’i
the store of the M oro Hardware returned to Kent from Portland, day is to guards the state of to­ dangerous disease, but it can be cured.
The most important Chamberlain’« Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
where he was called on account of morrow.
itrnett shop.
and Implement Company.
has cured it even whan malignant
factor in the success of any country and epfclamic. For sale by all dealers.
Curtis Johnson and bride arriv
E H" Moore purchased one of hb mothers sickness, and reports
or city is the men and women
►d at their pretty little home In this those extra nice summer cooking that she b very low at present.
who make it; men and women
Miss M ary Taylor is visiting a
stoves this week, from the M oro
sty on the 17th.
are made or marred in their child­
sister in-North Dakota, and will
J H Bottemiller is this year a Hardware and Implement Co.
Lawyer
hood.
extend her outing to visits of other
heavy wheat raiser oo Shuttler
There will be a grand concertât
J W Case, our local artist, ship­
relatives in South Dakota, Nebras­
OREGON
DeMoss Springs July 4th, by the
flat, Gilliam county
*
ped one of hb paintings of Ore­
ka, and Utah, before returning to
best
talent
of
Sherman
county,
in­
J H Him e has moved into his
gon scenery to Illinois last week,
M oro.
the purchaser a brother of the lady
new home, formerly The Williams cluding the famous DeMoss family.
Some of our farmers are figur
to whom if was sent. M r Case is
“
Fine
bogus
officers,”
says
head­
Cottage on Fifth street.
ing on 20 sacks of wheat to the
certainly doing some fine work,
lines.
W
hen
we
read
and
learn
A ttorney-at-law
W e once met a man who got
acre, so be it; at all events there
away from a holdup without los­ that he was heavily fined we aren t will probably be the biggest lot of and is deserving of liberal support.
Masonic Building
D r Morgan has three of the pro­
so sure that he was such a fine one
ing a thing—nttt even a minuté.
wheat shipped from thb county
T
b
s
Dmllmm
O re g o n , j
*j*he m a n a g e m e n t w ish es a ll w h o Jove a jo lly good
ductions of M r Case.
after all.
.A M d A fc ! -
next fall that has ever been known
When a promoter declares he
McÙlure returned from in the history of .our Little Short
The bunchgrass on the hilb re­
time at the celebration of our National Anniversary to
b as busy as a bee you may feel Ernest
school at The Dalles Tuesday lin e railway.
minds us old Hrnifci early days,
sure someone is going to he stung.
o j . GOFFIN,
prepare tor it on this occasion, as that is what you may
by its extraordinary length and
where he has been quite successful.
Leon Strong and Harvey Strong
That postal clerk who can han­
PHYSICIAN
A
SURGEON.
Hi« next attendance will be at the are out at the 1,000 acre stock farm luxuriance. I t is a pretty light to
expect at this all night dance. Come, everybody.
dle 30 cards in a minute has noth­
see
it
waving
like
fields
of
grain;
O A C, CorvallbT '-•*>’ •
DR- marik m . coffin .
of H W Strong, 12 miles south
ing on some other card sharps we
General invitation.
-
in many pastures, where it has
Miss Clara. W allan, of Hermis­ west of Grass Valley, where they
By order of Committee. ,
have seen.
not been eaten off during the
ton, a graduate of the O A C, en will «pend the summer. Leon ex­
The Blue Barn now blushes in a
spring, it is two feet high and
Office io The Goffin Building, 1st St.
route to her home from Corvallis, pects to return to Corvallb at the
M o ro , O mboon .
dress of fiery red priming under
----
thick
as
the
bristle«
bn
a
hog.
stopped off at M oro to visit her opening of the fall term of the
the nianipulatiqu of Axtell Bros.,
brother, W A W allan and family. Oregon Agricultural College.
The Umatilla Let ’er Buck show
Roy and’ Claire,
LaDru Barnum took a run down boys can give Oklahoma 101,000
The T S Townsend Creamery
That is a big bargain The Dalles
Co., of Portland, dealers in eggs, to Biggs Sunday with hb locomo­ acre W ild West Show joints, and
.Iron Works offer in another col­
-
OREGON
cream, butter, cheese and ice bile, and picked Mrs Barnum and then lay over them et any stage of M O R O .
umn.to anybody wanting a ctfm-
the
performance,
is
the
conviction
lit to 15th of each month.
cream, want you ta read their Mrs Rutledge up. bringing them
plete threshing outfit. ■
Office opposite P re. Goffin
rhyming ads which change each home to M oro 3 hours in advance of a M oro citizen Who attended
Heim & Landry carry the pop­ week.
of the overworked mail, express, the round up of "both organiza
.
OREGON
T
ular Townsend Ice Cream. Call at
An tions. It is unfortunate for Pend W A S C O ,
D r Golder, eye sigh; specialist freight and passenger train.
16th
to
30th
of
«ach
month.
•4 • -
.
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the new confectionery next door of The Dalles, will be at Hotel accident delayed him? an hour on leton that the original was not
Offict
opp.
McCoy.
Atwood
Co
copyrighted.
to M oro post office.
Vintin, Grass Valley, Tuesday, the return trip.
Little Miss Mabrey Strong cele­
Reside McCormick extras we June 25th, to examine eyes; he
Grandpa J R Martin is cutting
brated her 6th birth day annivetf J j t m e s S t e w a r t
¿F-i •' <
'J,'
‘S’ . .
can supply on short notice any will be pleased to meet the people his hay thb week, and as we view
sary
Monday,
from
2
until
5
p
m.
A
d
d
reret
M
O
R
O
,
OR
BO
O
N.
farm implement extra that may of M oro at that time and place.
the pretty swathe, and the rounded
at which 15 of her companions,
be wanted.
Ginn *& Coleman,
A dead mule in a plow runaway top cocks that dot the landscape, Mrs Lewellen’s Sunday aehool
stock Inspector
it b a reminder of how Grandpa
M oro.
. _ a smashed rubber tire trap
class, were present, all enjoying
Sherman
County,
and
Uncle
used
to
work
the
hay
The Metolius Central Oregon­ other, and a man crippled in a
the happy days of childhood. As
Oregon.
ian is now an 8-page paper, with saddle feat, are three incidents in field way over on tother side when a reminder of the event we ack­
good miscellany, and the best of the accident chain happening this The O ld M an of thb shack was a nowledge a liberal sample of the
everything that is going on around week. Fortunately no person was little tot vbiting the old, old farm birthday cake; than!».
In happy days.
1 WM Ä Mil u n to.
WOOD - COAL - POSTS
Lumber, Cement and Lime,
Windows, Doors, Moulding.
e
eoooooooooooooooooooooo
GRAND
ANNIVERSARY BALL
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MORO OPERA HOUSE
W. C. Bryant
Thiirsiay Night, July 4th, 1912
R. R. Butler
MUSIC
BY
A
6-PIECE
ORCHESTRA
D r .
J.VR. Morgan -
I D e x it ls t
,
WOOD FOR SALE
ALL KINDS
WRITE FOR PRI
H. K. DAVENPORT
Hood River, Oregon.
In that division of neweri Oregon.