BARGAIN PRICE
CLEARANCE SALE
Entire Stock of
C L O TH IN G , S H O E S , N O TIO N S, O LO V ES
will reap what we are sowing to- |
day; we always get out of life what j
we put into it; the world has for |
us just what we have.for it; if we j
smile cheerfully at the burdens of ,
life, instead of coddling a sour. |
irritable disposition, then the mir- ,
ror of life reflects a cheerful, sunny
journey upon the stream of life; ,
for, as the yean swiftly go past we ,
are prone to forget that the same
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materials that are used to rear the
palace might have been used to
build a hovel; and, further, that
instead of using our opportunities
Best mucilage and brushes at the
Dear M r. Ireland.
to the best advantage we but use Observer Book Store.
M ay 1 through your paper ex­
them to secure an unpleasing and
press my gratitude to the loyal
T ry the lafiious Sunday dinner
end loving friends who did so disagreeable personality.
F R ID A Y
at
the Hotel M oro.
These thoughts are occasioned
much to lighten as far as possible
Always in stock, beautiful Birth
by the celebration Tuesday, De­
the darkest hour in human ex­
cember 16th, by M r. and Mrs. Day Postal Cards, at the Observer
perience. T o all who ministeret
James Woods and family of their Book Store.
in any way to my dear husbands
Golden Wedding Anniversary
Abstracts promptly made by the
last hours of need, accept a heart
commemorating fifty yean ot Sherman County Abstract Com­
full of thanks.
happy wedded life; happy, be­ pany, Moro, Oregon.
Lovingly and Gratefully,
L aura M oore . cause they have all their children Carbolinium, fresh stock, direct
yet with them. A t the home of
from Germany, now on sale at
their daughter, M n.N.P.Hansen,
The Observer Book Store.
W e desire 10 express our ap­
Tuesday afternoon was gathered
preciation to our friends and
Look over the Observer Book
all the children, nine in number,
neighbors for the many kind
and all the relatives of the family Store adv for holiday gift bargains
words of sympathy and acts of
but four, a total of thirty one be­ in season, Christmas cards at one
M er« M a « . IS«. H 3, kinduess received during the sick­
ing present to participate in a fam­ cent each
I. o . o . r. mo «», or.
ness and death of one* who was
ily dinner and reunion. Before
Meeting every Saturday
Moro won the basket ball game
Krening at 7:30 o ’clock. bound to us by the nearest and dinner was served a gold watch
played
last Friday between Moro
arc c o t- dearest ties of life.
M em ber*
was placed under the napkin at and Crass Valley high schools by
dially invited
R. C. Byers
the places reserved for M r. and one point.
A. H . Byers
J. A. H ardin
Mrs. Woods and it was some little
Mrs.Grace Thorgenson
A. C. Kruger and family were
time before they realized that their
Miss Mabie Byers
visitors this week from Sherwood
M . A. Bull has purchased the
“ presence” at the table could also
H . H . Byers
at the home of his. sister, M n .
W. H . Moore Hupmobile.
be properly spelled "presents.
In the evening a public recep­
W e wish to thank our friends
W . A. W ood is building a
tion was tendered the
happy
12x20 garage on the farm east of and neighbors for their kindness
couple at I. O . O . F. hall, a large
and consideration during the sick­
M oro.
number of their friends taxing the
ness and death of our husband,
capacity of the hall to near the
Miss Marjorie Rose is at home
father and brother, leaving us be­
limit of safety. The guests were
for the holidays, enjoying one
reft of a' loving member of the
called to order by W . C. Bryant
herself as well as her pupils.
family.
Mrs. Jane C. Martin
who introduced the speaken of
A. J. Syron was a business visit­
L. H Martin
the
evening; space will not permit
or this week at Portland, New­
M n . Ettie Coe
the many fine things said of both
berg, and Vancouver, Wash.
J. W . Martin
M r. and M n . Wood; from the
E. E . Martin
It is proper to call the attention
first remarks of G . B. Coleman,
H . U . Martin
of those who intend to have a
who knew them at the time o
home Christmas tree for the little
their marriage, and followed by
ones that the M oro Commercial
M n . Anna Belshee is viaitini
other speaken who told of socia
Company has a plentiful supply the home of her son, O . L. 1
and business dealings with the
shee, from Hood River.
of decorating ornaments.
at reduced prices to close out our entire stock in these lines
Community Silverwear
Oregon
The
Flat Pieces and Sets
This make of silverwear is guaranteed for fifty years and it will
O b se r v e r
Do Y o u r C hristm as
O ld Santa to catch you nappmg, yon
rs Mothers,' Children, Friends and
Sweethearts and you will find
Suitable Gifts For A ll A t Our Store
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Something For Everybody.
Spread The Christmas Spirit
Reduced prices on other goods so do your shopping early
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—and avoid the r u s h =
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Toys For Children
Toy Tables, Chairs. Kitchen Cabinets, Doll Buggies, Rocking
Horses, Hobby Horses, Wagons, Sleds, Coasters, etc.
Moro Hardware & Implement Co
Moro.
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a part of Christmas as you
Sherman Coaaty Realty Transfers.
to
n r 18 e w m $10» .
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Hattie M . Kentner et vir to J.
K. Irby; loti 6, 7, 8, 9, and 1
block f2 town of Kent $50.
H
H . Richardson to Fred
Haynes; lot 5 in block 11 town of
Kent $150.00
A V McLeod to H . H . Duck-
worth; sX neX snd n X m X
L c tio n 18 twp 5 1 r 18 e w m lots
1 ,2 , 3. snd 4 snd « X swX: * X
|ie X section 18 and sw%
•ection 17 twp 5 • r 18 e w m $2»
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Qeo. F. M. Newhouse, Oph. D
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Successor*
to
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D n lle e ,
O r e « o ti
C U rke-N ew house
Jew elry
Compaay
w e ll f o r c a s h o n l y
Fine Diamonds, Jewelry, Watches,
Clocks and Optical Goods.
Satisfaction O u ran te«! or Money Refunded
Holiday Gifts
At The
Observer Book Store
6c Alphabet books at 2 for
6c
Story books at 2 for
10c
Story books at
16c
Story books a t .
25c
Story books at
6c
5c
6c
10c
15c
26c colored picture book 15c
35c colored picture book 25c
26c stiff cover books for children for only 15c
6oc stiff cover books for children for only 35c
11 stiff cover books reduced to 60c to 75c
Rubber Balls at less than wholesale price
books suitable (or older people for 15c
Children’s bôx paper
Box paper
Post Card Albums
Dec. 13, 1913
Eastern Columbia Land Co. to
Addie L. Harper; all of seX »ec.6
twp 1 n r 18 e w m $10.
Chai A. Harper to John I .
Johnson; seX aection 30. twp 2
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Yours For a Merry Christmas
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PRICES
REDUCED
M n . R. C. Byen, of Moro.
Oregon, departed this life, De­
cember 10th, 1913. The malady
being organic trouble of the heart
aggravated by pneumonia.
She was born at Valparaiso,
Indiana, Sept. 1865, her parents
Julian Hatch and Maria Hatch,
christening her Lydia Elizabeth.
H er childhood was spent at
South Bend. Indiana, her parents
removing to Nebraska when she
was twelve yean old.
In 1883 she was married to
Rolla C. Byen then residing in
Madison county. Nebraska. They
later made their home in Wash-
ington countyv Oregon; Golden-
dale. Washington; Battle Ground.
' week at M oro in Rudolf opera Washington, and Moro, Oregon,
house.
Doors open 7:30. Four where the husband and two otthe
: reels, complete change each night. surviving children still make their
home. 1 hese are Arthur H . Byen,
Admission 10 and 20 cents.
and Mabel Byers, the
other
Your chickens will soon pay
daughter M n . Grace Byen Thog-
for them selves in increased egg
enon living at Boyd, Oregon.
' production if you will use a quart
The father and mother of the
can of carbolineum around the
deceased, Rev. J. Hatch and M n .
chicken house and perches; you
| Hatch of Orenco, the sister Miss
can get it at the Observer Store.
Julia Hatch also of Orenco. a
John C. Matthies lost a left |
brother. Albert S. Hatch of Gas­
hand fur auto glove about a week ton, Oregon, and J. G. Thoger-
ago between M oro and Demoss. son of Boyd attended the last sad
| These cold days the owner needs rites. Two other brothers com­
it and a reward will be paid the plete the family circle, F. M .
finder when left at this office.
Hatch of South Bend, Indiana,
11 Aluminum ware is all the go land James L. Hatch of Alder-
I with a large number because of mere, B. C.
I its utility and wearing qualities.
These and a host of friends
I I It may please our customers to mourn a devoted wife, mother,
I know that the Moro Commercial daughter, sister and friend. One
I Company has a complete line of whose faith in God never swerved
I aluminum ware that is sure to and whose life witnessed for him
from the time that she made a
I make acceptable gifts.
public profession of her faith at
I Those stockings must surely be
eleven yean ol age until her last
I filled with candies and nuts to
I I some extent or the little ones will days with us,
L miss
ear it too---------
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PRICES
REDUCED
Dating from D ec. 6,
Fancy China, Aluminum Ware, Handkerchiefs,
Scarfs, Furs, Slippers, Toys, Dolls Etc.
y r- T in -T -w
Four 25 cent albums for 5 cents each
A better grade for 15 cents each
Three for 10 cents each
Four good ones for 35 cents each
Christmas Post Cards
At 26 cents a dozen and also 10 cents a
and a post card with oalander for 5 ceni
Observer Booh Store
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