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fot Sunday, March 7.
Saturday 0yening ol thia, week
at Burnetts M ott> Theatre will be
shown some extra good' moving
pictures. A'special Sunday mati­
nee w ill. be put on at five o’clock
and at the Sunday afternoon show
will also be shown twenty five
colored lantern. slides showing a
large variety of-views o f the Pan­
ama Pacific International Exposi­
tion at San*Frangbco. . *
.These, slide* fare in . natural
colors and show view# of the
A n d n o w a b o u t th e in te r io r :
Every convenience b in this boose; closets, shelves, and drawers
lost where needed; light, airy bed rooms, bath room nicely located,
kitchen planned with refereoee to the daily routine of housework, to
make the smallest amount of travel for the housewife; built in con­
veniences such as cupboards, bibs, buffets;
panelled walls of
- r'4he dining room and the cheerful warmth o f a neatly designed fire­
place radiates through a beautiful living room.
B U IL D F R O M
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buildings, grounds, lighting effects,
etc., that blend most marvelously
and harmoniously the colors o f
the great exposition and its greens
and mountain background in the
distance.
T h e .exposition is a
great city within ifse If. T h e mach­
inery palace is tbt> largest wooden
building in the
to prove its
immensity L in c 4 S B o ch y flew
bis airship inside the building and
out the ¡mmefbgnjpors '
n
materials, waste of time, and lack o f style.
T h e T u rn-A -Lum Lum ber C o. b making it possible for many
• families to build attractive homes; good locking, liveable, attractive,
easy to keep up, step saving homes.
A plan book of over one hundred modern northwest homes has
been publhhed. A copy of thb is at their office and data of the costs
of each house, gathered on form er erections, is available so that the
cost o f any home can be readily obtained.
Complete plans and specifications are free.
‘ See H. U. M A R T IN about it”
The Home of
“ T u m -A -L u m b e r.1
The Place for
“ T u m -A -L u m p .”
■Cut out along this line.
Turn - A • Lum Lum ber C o ., M o ro , Oregon, -
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Special matinee S u n d a y a fte r­
E li Gochran is visiting in' the
noon at five o ’clock at Burnetts
county trom T h e Dalles.
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M o ro theatre.
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O . P. H u U e was a bust
G . E . Lewellen was called to
it of in the county th b week
Portland
the first of the week by
PdadaMk
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illness of his father.
L . B. Robinson and wife have
returned home -from an extended < M tt. 'S tella Poley and Miss
V ivian Strong are expected home
visit in Californio.
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trom Portland Sunday.
E lm er fygrzee jr is back from
Mrs. W . G . C. W oods returned
Salem, wbgfe he has been attend­
M onday from a weeks visit at the
ing business college.
home of her parents in Portland.
Mrs. S. 3. Black and son, from
Mrs. G . W . Hansell and dau­
Ash wood, is visiting at the home
ghter
will entertain the ladies of
o f her sister, Mrs. J. G . Wuod^.
the,Dorcas society next social day
John M cClure and wife were
visitors at Was^o this week at the Wednesday, the 10th.
O b s e rv e r
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Msvcft 3. 1915
Cerwte L*e«e R e .IX t.
with
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A. r . A A. M. Moro. Of.
L Meets ~U m i t * “ d
riMMMbv ovcniagi of «««k
month
V n W « i »«iiibert
cordially invited. to meet
By order of W . hi.
J. M. P a b a t , Secretary,
B e th le h e m C h a s te r
NO. 78 O. S. S.
Regular communication
I each 2d and 4th Thuraday
.eveniom moethjy.
[Mas. J essie H e n r ic h s ,
W orthy Metros
M rs . M a t B a r n u m , Secretary.
home of their daughter, M rs.L .B .
Robinson.
A . L . Landingham and family
have returned from th e valley and
«re m atin g arrangements to move
to Sheridan. Oregon.
H y Donley has sold Ms barber
I hop and furnishings and the two
khopa m M oro are
consoli­
dated as a three chair shop.
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Subscribe for the Observer.
A .S Johnson, in town Tuesday,
See M illikin “the harness roakw
reports his well d rill as down 275
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«■ # feet at the Soren Hansen farm and
Dressmaking done, at the resi­ his d rill number two, at the Clyde
dence, by Mrs. J. M . Axtell.
Smith farm, as down 145 feet.
State Senator Ragsdale and
Always in stock, beautiful Birth
D ay Postal Cards, at the Observer fam ily have returned from a spell
o f forty days in Salem where the
Book Store.-
Senator has busily engaged him ­
. _ AfcBUacte urompdy made by the
self in helping to give us some
Sherman County Abstract Com
better laws and to< smooth up the
pany, M o ro , Oregon.
rough edges of some of the older
Carbolinium , fresh stock, direct ones.
from G erm any, now on sale at
George Frantz presented his
T h e Observer Book Store.
family a gift of a Universal cook­
-Al.
ing range this week, purchased at
(he G in n , Coleman & Co. store.
?. hot water tank and bathroom is
pait of the equipment recently
added to the conveniences of the
Sherman county spuds, good
h o u s J o ld .
ones, at $1.50 a sack; H o o d R iver
T . E . H ulery and fam ily were
apples $1.25 a box; at the M o ro
week- end visitors last Saturday at
M eat M arket.
the parental home of Mt*. H u lery
T w o second hand triple gang near Rufus, traveling by auto.
12-inch Flying Dutchman plows T .E . says that the roads were ex­
for sale cheap, at $ e M o ro H a rd ­ ceptionally soft , from rains and
ware & Implement Com pany.
«work done, particularly a fill just
Take a look at the Satterly gang this side of Wasco.
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plow, in stock and for sale by
Easter opening of latest style
Girin, Coleman & Co. It is not .millinery all day Saturday* M arch
a new make of plow, altho new 13th.
Mrs. M ild red Mortensen
invites the attendance of the pub­
to th ir section. \
Your ehick«» will toon pay lic at any tim e during the day.
for tbrtn selves In increased egg Miss Powell, as trim m er, is now
Droduedea if Y
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* ^uart busily engaged in the fascinating
ST<rfcarboli«wum around gbe work of trimming hats for ladies
chicken h ^ s and pgrchc^ you of this vicinity to wear during the
coming mosob .
can get it tith e Observer Store
Three ” N ” St. Patrick postal
cards on sale at the Observer,
Book Store. T h ey are neat, nice
and nifty.
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Mock Grand Jnry B ru p Indictment.
Considerable local- interest in
the mock trial of Albert Pentecost
who is charged with the theft of a
railroad tfestle, was partially satis­
fied last Saturday evening when
the Demoss school literary society
convened a grand jury to consider
the case.
Mrs. M . L . Evens, acting prose­
cuting attorney, presented such
conclusive evidence to the grand
jury that tended towards the guilt
o f M it Pentecost that within a
short time a true bill was voted
and indictment returned.
Judge M . L . Evens' has set the
case for trial on Saturday evening,
M arch 6th, at which time it will
be decided upon iflj^&ierits.* ,In
the meant'/foe WflldqjtXavis, attor­
Jast Received!
10 a.ra: Sunday School.
Services morning and evening.
11 a.m. T h e Opened Windows.
7:30 p.m. T h e Christian Athlete.
John Deere Gang Plows, Discs and
Cultivators and Vehlie Hacks,
Metal Wheel Trucks,
Oliver Chilled Garden and
Vinyard Walking Plows
A ll are welcome. *
V John Robertson, pastor.
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Presbyterian church: *
Sabbath School at 10 a.m.
Services morning and evening
11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m.
Prayer meeting at 7:30 o’clock
Wednesday evening.
Service at M onkland at 2:30 pm
Every body come !
A. J. Adams, pastor.
H e a d a c h e a n d N e rw n a n a a a C u red.
“Chambarlaio’a Tablets are entitled to all
the "praise I can glee them,” w rit« lira .
Richard Qlp, Kixmnq^rt? N. Y . ThV
hare cured, m e.of • headartm and nervooa-
* m m and restored qm to my normal health.”
F or ealeby Rirdsalwa^AdTertbsmenL ■
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the slides and the two are a show
in themselves. Th e usual number
of motion pictures w ill be shown.
Usual admission charge.”
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Methodist church:
Another sli^te kfenM ’ the tidsti»
fifí
j cultural palace. a * f M f t g IQf SUiuU
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ed glass coven ngjfiewacreL J e t
I am prepared to do all kinds
another is «the hepu^ful Palace of of carpepter. work on short notice.
Fihe Art a n j views ¿ f water falls, Satisfaction .guaranteed. G ive me
a tria l.:
Ö . H .'H a d d o n ,
sunken gardens, etc.
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An explanatory lecture is with
Accurately drawn plans protect builders from disputes, waste of
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Housework Wanted
Any one needing assistance
with General Housework, Sweep­
ing, Dusting, Laundry, or Sewing
by the hour or day write or call
Mrs. Ella H addon,
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M o ro , Oregon.
Bargain in Real Estate
S a tis fa c tio n G uaranteed.
' The real estate dea'ers have
formed an organization covering
the entire U nited States for the
urpose df submitting their best
argains to- one another.
M r.
A lex Hunter represent* this terri­
tory and each month receives a
U»t of sevefal thousand real estate
bargains both fo r sale and trade
from every lection of the country.
H,e wiH be pleased to turn on« ot
these lists over to any one that
might be interested,
A. S. Johnson,
C
ney for the defendant, has .suc­
ceeded in securing the release of
*M r. Pgntecpst»upofta cash bond
of $10,000.
After the business meeting of
the literary society was concluded
adjournment was had to the home
A le ) c . H unter ,
of P. W . Dqvi» 'W toreJBiey were
190)phone M ain 101, M o ro , O re.
treated to.a nuiribei’ of*selections
Tbi Grain grouiari [onvaaiaiett
Are not alone confined to Rural Free Delivery of m ail
and the Telephone.
There is another convenience which all
farmers should have — and many do have— a checking ac­
count with a good bank.
The possessor at such an account
avoids the risk of having his money on his person or about
hie home where it is in danger of fire and thieves.
Pure Bred Hogs and Chickens
H . B. Stoqt was a
county last week fn
while iri the fclt^^he
transaction wheTeln
acres Jto Q i E. Guyn
d sold was for
the
lease to J.' M . Yocum
in the
rtlapd,
Gras* Vafley, Oregon.
Invelert el B
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efêda
Id 1Í00
Should try our famous ch^ck
part of
en pfafo dinners; all kinds of nice
rly under sandwich, pie, cake, good coffee.
W illard L unch C ounts *
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Am prepared to do
FIR S T C LA¿S: W ORK
His bills paid by oheck are not only a valid receipt, but
also a convenience in his home transactions where very often
the necessary change for concluding ¿Settlement is not at hand
Don’t stop to think this'over, but start an account now with
’flu |||atso |||aribousc IDilliag (a.
For Sale Cheap
hood-winked her, and a bunch of
smuggler» kidnapped her. But it
was even money H arry would be
on deck in the rescue act. It give»
the audience at much relief as it
does Pauline when H arry pull»
off a stufit *
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Beginning Tuesday, January 26th, and each Tuesday night
will be presented an episode of Perils of Pauline.
M am m oth. Bronze, pair, no
relation, gobbler and nen; for sale
reasonable. W rite or «phone
J. H . Elliott,
2t-f27
. M onkland, Oregon
Livery Àutimobile Service
3M T,«,
Prices 10 cents and 16 cents.
Turkeys for Sale
Shoe Repairs hy Parcel Post.
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Tuesday and Saturday Evenings
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7:30 p.m .
Valley hay s h ip t.in ; good
baled hay. at reasonable rates. :
' Inquire of, J. F. Belsheef
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M o ro , Oregon.
Farm 1er Saia
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MORO O PER A HOUSE
Oat Hay for Sale
played by M r. Davis upon the
G olden Chimes, and a short im ­
promptu program of piano and
For sale at a reasonable price
Five registered Polan China sows
violin selections.
bred, about two years old; six gilts
old enough to breed, elgible to
Sherman County Realty Transfer».
register; two young boars nine
Dating to February 27, 1915.
months old, elgible to register;
fifteen fall pigs, all .elgible to reg­
L . R . French by sheriff to the ister; also some fine bred W hite
Wesley Fuller and Miss Eunice Citizens Bank; tract of land near and Buff leghorn roosters, the 200
egg type birds.
C. J. Carson
Kessinger were united in marriage Grass V alley, $500.y
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at Waeco on Sunday, February
J. J. M ille r to school district 37;
23th, by Rev. Crowder.
T h e tract of land in sec 26 tp2n rl5e,
young couple have a large circle $200,
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of friends and acquaintances in
Chas. Hoggard to C A . Tom ;
Good new $45 cart and two
this vicinity who wish them joy lots 3 and 4 block 1^ Rufus, $1.
sets single harness, and also a new
and prosperity.
s
all for sale cheap.
T im o th y Brownhill to Hattie 1. saddle, Inquire
of A lex Hunter.
N .f W . Thomjfson (jroke all the ^row nhfll; n # swjtf end n% se #
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spokes oirt o f (he front wheel of sec 35 tp2n rl6 e , $P,
his auto Saturday when the car
yVm. Henrichs to Ada B. G uy­
slued into a washed piece of road ton; n w ^ se% an<$»e# n w X and
Th e place known as Erskine
near the C. Lt Powell farm. A w j4 ne% sec 34.tp$»,rl7e, $800
farm, between M o ro and Grass
phone to the garage and a front
H . H . Duckworth to L. R. Valley. For particulars and terms
Oj^eel borrowed from the H . W .
Grisham; lots 1, 3^ 3, 4 and seX address Mrs. Grace M . Dennis,
Strong auto soon brought the
tfjl5
Lake Bay, Wash
of sw X and
of
sec 18 and
damaged car to town.
sw X of sw% : s e e -17, all Fn tp5s
Lambert W healdon, father of rl8e, $1.
Mrs. W . C. Bryant, died in this
W e have in our employ the
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best
shoe
mechanics on the Pacific
city at the home o f his daughter
Nick C«a Serial at
coast; they make new work or
Wednesday morning. M r.W h e a l­
repair o ld shoes and we guarantee
N ext Saturday ev’etjmg, March
don and wife were visiting at
to do your work cheaper and bet­
M o ro during the last five weeks 6th. the Boardman literary will ter than any- cobbler who has
and had been ill for some time give a night cap s xftal, the pro­ never learned the trade.
Mens half sole and heel $1.25
prior to his visit here. • T h e fune­ ceeds to be used to defray the ex­
half
sole $1; heels 35c. Ladies
penses
of
the
societyÇ*
Each
lady
ral party left Thursday morning
half sole and heel $1; half sole 75c
is
expected
to
bring
luncheon
for
for the fam ily home at Plainview,
heels 25c. Ladies or mens rubber
two and two caps of such fashion heels 50c. Stitching or other re­
Linn county near Albany.
as her fancy may dictate, one for pairs. according to time and ma­
T h e M o ro Hardware & Im p le­
herself a n d ’ one to be sold. A terial used.
ment Co. is introducing a new
W e pay postage both ways
uniform price of fifty cents will
dust removing agent called V-ava.
and
furnish mailing bags for future
be charged for all caps. . E very­
shipments with your first order.
It is guaranteed to be an econom­
one interested will be welcome.
A ll shoes returned promptly.
ical dust layer and furniture polish
Victor M arden,
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and is equally good as a polishing
The Dalles. Oregon
Members ef Farmes»’ Uaion. ~ ,4to30
agent for autos and windows. It
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can be used to advantage in clean­
E vejy member requeued to be
ing and freshening lineoleum , in attendance at our next meeting
T o or from any point, partic­
wood work and floors.
on Mjtrch 13th, business of im ­
ularly Sherman county. Experi­
Only five mote weeks of Perils portance. A good sized bunch of enced driver and car always ready.
of Pauline at the opera house* and wood1 Was bought at the last meet­ Phone me at my expense from
any place. Reasonable charge*
then all may learn what the old ing and the deal is yet open.
C. G . Silver, »ecretary. with p le n ty of time given com­
mummy had to say. Last week
mercial nfen to ‘¿ make” town*.
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Pauline was an angel, a devil
G eorge E llard . •
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Bank, of (flori.
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Sherman County Automobile Owners
Tearing down, cleaning of parts and re-assembling
is not overhauling an automobile.
W hen we rebuild or overhaul a car, each and every
part is looked after carefully and either repaired or
new parts made.
M ay we not figure with you on your overhauling
M achine work of any description done promptly
and at prices consistent with good work.
O u r service department, Red 302, is always at your
command.
LEAS & FANCHER
Operatives of R e p a ir and Service D e p a rtm e n t
W a lth e r-W illia m s Q a rage
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Everything First Class and up to date«
A gent for Model Steam Laundry of T he D alles
Shop in Brick. B u ild in g n ex t Observer Office
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