»e, at the resi-
Fred Mathias has purchased the
Axtell.
auto owned by H . R. McKean of
Always in stock, beautiful Birth Wasco, who has bought a Hudson
Day Postal Cards, at the Observer six from Geo. N. Crosfield.
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Special matinee Sunday after­
noon
at five o’clock at Burnetts
Saturday evediog at Burnett’s
I \ theatre, four reel show, reduced M oro theatre. Price o f admission
reduced to 5c and 10c. Four reel
admission prices; 5c and 10c.
show.
Mrs. C. L. Powell will entertain
Drs. Lowe & Turner, the well
Saturday in honor of the 7th anni­
known
eye specialists of Portland,
versary of her daughter Lucile.
w ill be at M oro on Tuesday and
Mrs. J. C. Freeman and Mrs. Wednesday, March 23d and 24th;
W m . Henrichs were visitors at Grass Valley on • Sunday and
Portland this week, returning on Monday, March 21st and 22d; at
Wednesday.
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Wasco on Friday and Saturday,
Mrs. Deletta Donnelly and. two March 19th and 20th.
boys, from Portland, are visiting
at the home of her cousin, Asa
Eslinger, near Grass Valley.
By experienced farm hand.
Take a look at the Satterly gang Place preferred where I can work
plow, in stock u in J for sale by into either a harvest or steady job.
G inn, Coleman & Co. It is not Inquire at the Observer office.
J. W. Thomas, M oro, Ore
a new make of plow, altho new
to this section,
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$8.25 and up
Shipment Just Received I
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John Deere Gang Plows, Discs and
Cultivators and Vehlie Hacks,
Metal Wheel Trucks,
Oliver Chilled Garden and
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M r. and Mrs. L l l . Moore and
two boys returned from Portland
Tuesday where (hey wire guests
at the marriage of their cousin,
Miss Greta Moore.
Recharging of storage batteries,
the overhauling of magnetos, and
recharging magnets, are all spec­
ialties at the Leas & Fancher gar­
age repair shop at The Dalles.
Buys all material, including hardware and paint,
for a model ‘ T aai-A -Lw Hophed.
■Cut opt along thia line.
Gentlemen: I ihould like to have further information on
your tree plant for Hog Shed*.
Address....................
We are here to serfie you.
Three mixed can o f lumber ha» ju»t arrived.
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3000 post» in stock.
‘ See H. U. M ARTIN about it”
The Place for
"T u ro -A -L u m p .”
Th« Home of
“ T u m -A -Lum ber.*
Eggs for hatching from select­
ed thoroughbred poultry; choice
pens of White Wyandotte», S. G.
Rhode Island Reds, S. C. White
Leghorns, Buff Leghorns, An-
conas; also Fawn and W hile and
Pure White Indian Runner ducks;
special offer, orice $1.25 per 15.
Extra choice M am m oth' Bronze
turkey eggs, 20c each. Address
Oak H ill Farm,
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The Dalles, Oregon.
F. Mobley, from Vancouver,
who has recently bought the Diek-
man tarm near Demoss, was in
the Observer office Saturday buy­
To^retail Rawleigh Products,
ing school supplies for his chil­ town and country*. Largest and
best line. One pf the oldest and
dren.
largest companies in the world.
M r. and M rj. C.L.Ireland were Six factories and branches. Pro­
visitors in Portland the first of the ducts supplied from new Pacific
week. M r. Ireland returning Tues­ coast branch. Quick service, low
day and Mrs. Ireland remaining freight. Want only industrious
men capable of earning $100 and
for a few weeks visit with Portland up per month and expenses. Must
friendS.
have means for starting, «xpenses
and
furnish contract signed by two
*** Through the assistance of Rev.
responsible men. Address W .T.
A. J. Adams, the Observer office Rawleigh Co.. Oakland, Calif.,
and store was open for transac­ giving age, occupation, references
tion of business during our ab­
sence in the Rose City the first of
this week.
Eggs from thorobred Rhode
L. C. Archer, superintendent of Island Red chickens for hatching,
the Aberdeen* Idaho, experiment 15 for $1; six hens for 50c each; a
farm, was in M oro this week com­ rooster, less than 2-year old, $1.50
Mrs. J. M. Axtell, Moro.
paring notes with Supt. Stephens 3t
of the Sherman county experi­ a
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ment farm.
Man Wanted
Tun) - A • Lum Lumber Co., M oro, Oregon,
Name....................................
Pure Egg Stock for Hatching
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M O V IN G
P IC T U R E S
MORO O P E R A
H O Ü SE
Tuesday and Saturday Evenings
7:30 p. m.
Prices 10 cents and 15 cents.
Beginning Tuesday, January 26th, and each Tuesday night
will be presented an episode of Perils of Pauline.
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M H'O. «HERMAN CO.,OREGON:
Aladdin Mantle Lamp
F R ID A Y ..............March 19, 1915
E u re k a
Meets the 6tst and third
hursdav evenings of each
month
Visitin< members
cordially invited to meet
By order of W. M.
’ J. M . P arry . Secretary.
B a th la h a m C h a p te r
no . 78 o. «. S.
Regular communication
leach 2d and 4th Thursday
.evenings monthly.
I M rs . J essie H enrichs ,
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Worthy Matron
M m M ay B arnum , Secretary.
The state highway at Biggs, con­
necting this county with M aryhill
by steam ferry, w ill soon be open
to travel. Bridge material is on
the ground and workmen w ill
soon have the necessary bridges
completed.
A . P. A A
with us.
M o r o a t th e
MORO PHARMACY
H. Richeldorfer, County Igent, Wasco, Oregon
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Our Sattly Plows, are giving good satisfaction.
h i >■ H i m i m
Our Canton and Dayton Discs,
Wagons, Hacks, Buggies, Gas Engines, Choppers, ..
Steel and Wooden Harrows, will interest you.
Notice our Complete Line of Steel Ranges, Bath .
Tubs, Sinks, Lavoratories, Etc.
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Trains num ber 1 and 35 stop 30 m inutes opposite
the
hotel dalles
ppg~ for D IN N ER ; 10 cents for a real cup of coflee
with cream, or a R egular D inner for 50 cents
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I am prepared to do all kinds
of carpenter work on short notice.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Give me
a trial.
' O. H. Haddon,
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Moro, Oregon.
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 Haddon,
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Moro, Oregon.
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Thu (rain growers [onveniineaa
Are not alone confined to Rural Free Delivery of mail
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 of such an account
avoids the risk of having his money on his person or about
his home where it is in danger of fire and thievee.
His bills paid by check 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, hut start an account now with
Tbs |||i860 Warehouse Willing go.
The all star class of the Board-
man.Sunday School had an even­
Good new $45 cart and two
ing pleasure meeting last Saturday. sets single harness, and also a new
Partners for the evening were de­ saddle, all for sale cheap.
Inquire of Alex Hunter,
termined by odd shaped “ cut
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M oro, Oregon.
outs”
from
stars;
the
&rls
retain­
See M illik in “ the harness mak­
ing the stars and the boys finding
er” at Wasco. Oregon.
the proper star.
F. E. Fortner was a business
The place known as Erskine
Sheriff J. C. McKean returned
visitor in Portland this week.
farm, between M oro and Grass
Tearing down, cleaning of parts and re-assembling
from Portland Wednesday with Valley. For particulars and terms
Fred Blau was a passenger from
is not overhauling an automobile.
Dick White, charged with a statu­ address Mrs. Grace M. Dennis,
Wasco Tuesday for a short visit at
When we rebuild or overhaul a car, each and every
tory offense. A t a preliminary tfj!5
Lake Bay, Wash
part is looked after carefully and either repaired or
The Dalles
hearing before Justice L. W . Ross
new parts made.
Abstracts prom ptly made by the Thursday, trial was waived and
May we not figure with you on your overhauling
Sherman County Abstract Com­ bonds set at $4000 to appear be­
jobs?
We have in our employ the
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Machine work of any description done promptly
pany, M oro, Oregon.
fore the grand jury,
best shoe mechanics on the Pacific
and at prices consistent with good work.
O rville Wagenblast is visiting in
Our service department, Red 302, is always at your
Fishing season opens A p ril 1st. coast; they make new work or
M oro from The Dalles at the Take a look at flie fishing tackle repair old shoes and we guarantee
command.
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to do your work cheaper and bet­
home of his uncle, Geo. Frantz. display in the window of the M oro ter than any cobbler who has
LEA S & FA N C H ER
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Girl wants general housework on a Hardware and Implement Co. as never learned the trade.
Operatives of Repair and Service Department
Mens half sole and heel $1.25
ranch; write to Miss Obert, care you pass that way. There is more
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inside; flies, hooks, lines, rods, half sole $1; heels 35c. Ladies
of W .A.M ay, p.o.b. 206 Wasco.
half sole and heel $1; half sole 75c !■ 1 i H l l -I-l i l-1 H -l l H 'I + I H I I I V »I l J I I t-l- t t t t-H “l“hK i 'i l H 1 1
the best lot of fishing goods ever heels 25c. Ladies or mens rubber
If you want a good lamp and
in M qro.
heels 50c. Stitching or other re­
a fine strong light you need the
pairs.
according to time and ma­
A. S. Johnson was in town
Aladdin kerosene mantle lamp
terial used.
Wednesday ¿after curbing material
advertised in this paper.
We pay postage both ways
for the well on the Bourhill farm and furnish mailing bags for future
H . R. McKean returned Tues­
P o r c e l a i n J 0 a th T u b .
west ot town, under lease to Sor­ shipments with your first order.
day from Portland, where he had
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shoes
returned
promptly.
en Hansen. The well is down
sold a car of hogs for the I.W .M -
Victor Marden,
310 feet and delivers 15 gallon a
4to30
The Dalles, Oregon
company at top price of $7.40.
minute, full capacity, of the engine
Agent for Model Steam Laundry of The Dalles
Katie, daughter of Soren Han­ and pump now being installed.
Shop in Brick Building next Observer Office
sen, submitted to an operation at
The roads in the vicinity of
J. N . L A N D R Y , P r o p r ie to r .
To or from any point, partic­
the family home Monday after­
M oro are rapidly being put into ularly Sherman county. Experi­
noon, Dr. Morse operating with
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condition by Martin Hansen and enced driver and car always ready.
Dr. Poley assisting.
his road workers under the lead Phone me at my expense frdm
When in The Dalles try the of O. L Befehee. Several sharp any filace. Reasonable charges
Hotel Albert special 25c lunch; turns and grades have been elim i­ with plenty of time given com­
noon and evening; free auto buss nated on the road leading west of mercial men to “ make” towns.
G eorge E llard ,»
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oro
meets all trains; thirty minutes for Town, ftotably just this side and at
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Grass Valley, Oregon.
lunch when going to Portland.
bserver
'the Barzee farm eatrance. The
Large shipments of burlap are road in front of the B.F.Peetz
now entering free of duty at Port- farm is being moved away from
Should try otn* famous Ch;ck-
land, which should mean cheaper the foot hills to nearer the railway en plate dinners; all kinds of nice
sacks for the farmer, hut the sack and w ill give a straight driveway sandwich, pie, cake, good coffee.
W illard L unch C ounter
manufacturer gets the larger part. at that place when finished.
Farm (or Sale
We handle the Old Reliable Superior and Peoria ;;
drills, now on the floor.
I 111 t 'l IS IS
Carpenter Work
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gank, of IQoro.
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See those Im proved Canton Chilled Plows,
they are right up to date !
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We have a complete line of Plum bing Supplies.
Eggs foi $1 Der setting of 15;
The county teachers’ institute,
held ate M oro Saturday, was gen­ day old chicks, $12 per hundred.
erally attended and the consensus Pure bred chickens. Inquire of
Mrs. Albert M iller,
of opinion in regard to it is, that 2t -
Monkland, Oregon.
all w ill be better equipped for
professional service.
M r and Mr». Jas Woods left
Tuesday for a visit with their three
sons in and near Walla Walla.
They may extend their visit into
Idaho, where a daughter, Mrs. G.
W. Jordan, now resides.
The Standard Incandescent Coal O il Lamp of the W orld.
Uses less oil than old style lamps. Clean, Safe, Durable,
Gives the Brightest and Whitest Light. N o Noise or O dor
D e m o n s t r a t e d a n d S o ld In
Lodge N o . 121.
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NOTICE TO
Sherman County Automobile Owners
Shoe Repairs by Parcel Post.
M oro B a r b e r S
hop
Everything First Class and up to date.
Livery Automohite Service
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Travelers at Biggs
ad in- T
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will reach more
people in Sherman County than
by any other medium available.