The
O b s e rv e r.
Local Charck A
Easters Js Wee Qaartet
lor Sunday. June 18.
F ro m the U k ia h T im es.
Mrs. G . A. Meloy and family
have returned from Corvallis
where the two daughters have been
attending high school and George
jr. the O . A. C.
Methodist church:
Nearly five hundred persons
Sunday School at 10:00 a. m.
were present to hear and enjoy
Preaching service in Spaulding
the concert given by the Eastern
Mrs. Frank Burnett returned
at
12 (noon) and in M cro at îome Thursday accompanied by
Jubilee Quartet at the Victory
1er sister, Mrs. Cassie Mason, M r.
F R I D A Y .............JuneJ6. 1916 theater Monday evening. The 8:00 p. m.
musicians rendered one of the fin
lum ett meeting them at The
A ll are welcome.
Entered as second cime matter at the est programs ever heard in Ukrah
John
Robertson,
pastor.
Dalles with bis auto.
post o ftc e et M o ro . Oregon, July 25. 1891.
and every number was heartily
Thos. McFadden and wife and
enjoyed by the audience as was Presbyterian church:
Mrs.
Grant Morgan ¡fit Thursday
C . L . I r ela n d ..............Manager.
evident by the demonstrative ap
Sabbath School at 10 a.m., J.E . morning for a two weeks visit to
plause which greeted each selec
W e would like to have you take it, and
their old home at Batde Ground,
Coleman, superintendent.
we know it would be profitable to you tc tion. The quartet is indeed a ver
near Vancouver, Wash.
Services
morning
and
evening,
become • subscriber.
W e jend it twc
satile combination. The readings
y e a n lor $2.50; one year $1.50; 1 2 % cis s
at
11
a.m.'arid
8
p.m.
The first harvest machinery to
a o n th isn’ t much. T r y it. O rd e r b j by M r. H ill showed rare training.
“ Come thou with us and we wil turn a wheel this season was a
postal card, and pay lor it when you can
Mr. Stewart’s piano playing was
W e w ill not be responsible lor th t
¿he work of a painstaking artist, we will do thee good.” — Moses header on the R. P- Hulse tarm,
neglect at eubacribcrs to notify as o
Everybody welcome.
cutting tops off mustard, Wednes
changes in their address. N o r w ill the and M r. Lewis' violin selections
autification ol a Postmaster that the sub
A.
J.
Adams,
Pastor.
day. in a field of wheat.
were exquisite. The vocal solos
scriber has “ R em oved’ ’ settle the b ill oi a
and quartets were all rendered
J. H . Elliott is at Monmouth
delinquent.
Church and Society notices F R E E , e x with the verve of the colored race.
L. J. fap e and family returned this week attending the commence
cept when lor money making purposes.
The Epworth Leagues of the two Monday from*» four weeks auto ment exercises of the State N o r
Sw-h notices at regular rates at the option
Methodist churches are to be con trip to Sherwood and Albany, mal school, where his daughter
o l the publishers.
. A t any tim ew hen requested to do so, gratulated on their success in furn where they visited with relatives. Mary has been studying the past
the paper w ill be discontinued. Bui we
ishing the citizens of Ukiah with a M r. Pape said all the auto trouble winter.
expect that all arrears w i.i be paid before
such request is made. I t is easy to ask us first-class entertainment and the on the trip was a fiat tire one
T. S. Reese and family are back
lor • statement, which w ill be cheerfully
manifest appreciation of their un morning. H e said the best sight
from an auto trip to the valley.
rendered at any tim e.
dertaking by the public.
of ail was the Sherman county O n their first day from home they
wheat fields on his return.
made as far as Salem, going via
Editor Ireland and wife and W .
At the school meeting Monday
C. Bryant, wife and daughter Lois, evening it was voted to indefi
L. B. Payne presented the edi Portland and the Columbia river
made an auto party visiting in thi nitely postpone any idea of im tor with a generous sample of ox- highway.
Klondike and Biglow country Sun proving the present school house. heart cherries last Friday, com
Herman Christiansen is in Port
day afternoon. South of Klon Quite a - representative gathering memorative of the backward sea land this week attending com
dike we found the lanes full ol of taxpayers were present and sev son this year; last year they were mencClnent exercises held by the
rank growth of mustard with clean eral speeches were made against shipping peaches to Portland on Domestic Science school attended
fields of wheat and summer fallow, the proposition, the most lengthy the same day that this year they last winter by his sister, Miss Ruth
generally, on each side; nearer one being by Senator Ragsdale. were distributing their first cher Christiansen.
Klondike the mustard had been W e believe the action was taken ries.
About seventy persons, young
cut with mowers, and north of without mature thought as it will
and old, amended the Dorcas so
Saturday,
June
24th,
the
Dorcas
Klondike and near Biglow the mean a curtailing of revenue for
ciety social at the farm home of
roads had been seeded to wheat the next school year of approxi society will give a Parcel Post sale
Mrs. A. H . Barnum Wednesday
and
social.
Packages
will
be
sent
and pastured with sheep and stock. maiely $1400 which would pay in
afjernoom . Alt present reported
the
society,
by
mail
or
otherwise,
The last made better roads and terest on bonds for some time and,
tended to better farming. From without the present building being all to retail at 25c a package and laving a fine time.
Oregon had a total of 27,311
J. T . Johnson’s into Wasco by improved, it will probably mean buyers will take their choide. The
sale
is
arousing
considerable
inter
registered
automobiles June 1, in
way ot J. G . M edler’s farm some this district might loose its rating
est among the ladies aud undoubt cluding pleasure cars and commer
one must have decided to start a as a standard high school.
edly will be a success.
cial cars on pleasure chassis. I he
glan factory and lost the seed on
the way borne; every litffk while
Truman Strong and Miss Ethel
You w a n tto call at the Moro total number of new cars for the
we would pass over patches ot Rasch -were married Wednesday Hardware & Implement Co. and current year is 5421.
glass, varying from a few feet to at the home of the brides parents ask to see the new Leonard H i-
This year we are able to sell Os
several yards, in various degrees in Cottage Grove. They will be oven cooking range. The. oven borne reapers at a bargain; cheap
of pulverized, powdered, broken at home to their many friends at is placed where generally in other er than any reaper has ever before
the Strong farm north of Moro stoves is built the warming oven been sold in the county. Any one
and otherwise.
after June 20th. Mr. and Mrs. H . and the principle of applying the needing a reaper had better call at
A t M oro Theatre next Tuesday, W . Strong and family will move heat is something new, but very our store. Ginn, Coleman & Co.
the 20th, an exceptionally fine to their farm south of Grass V al simple.
program is offered. In addition ley for the summer and later in
Call and see the Blue Beauty
Howls This ?
to the regular installment of the the fall will trade farms with Tru
Universal
cooking
range,
guaran
W e offer One Hundred Dollars
picture story “ The Goddess will man and wife, who will be in
teed in every respect, made with Reward tor any case of Catarrh
be shown four reels of wild ani charge of that farm duringthe win
polished steel top and enamelec that cannot be cored by H ail’s
mal life, scenic views, and 85 ter.
Core.
fteel sides, needing *no effort to Catarrh
P. J. C H E N K T a OO., Toledo, a
stereoptician pictures taken by
W e. the undesigned. have know s F . J.
U . S Crowder and company of keep clean. W e also have the Cheney
for the laet » years. and behave
Owen Thompson in his tour trips
him perfectly honorable In a ll business
Majestic
cooking
range,
with
or
Boy
Scout«
passed
through
Moro
tr
a
n
s
a
c
tio
n » .«nd financially able to carry
across the American continent.
without reservoir. G in n .C o le
Tuesday,
homeward
bound
froifi
The two famous Shetland ponies,
Toledo,
H a ll« C atarrh Cura la taken ,Intern ally,
Dixie and Trixie, will be on the a three weeks outing to the Warm man & Co.
acting directly upon the blood and mu
A gasoline war is on among the cous surfaces of the sywtem. T u t " 1'»''»
etagp and do stunts to amuse the Springs Indian reservation. Each
aent free. Price 7S cent« per bottle. Sold
little people as well as many older boy was allowed to ride four miles garages and supply houses of The
ones. M r. Thompson has nu and walk 22 each day they were Dalles, and the price has droppec
merous relatives and friends in on the hike. As a memento of to 17 cents, which is said to be 1 %
Sherman county and is visiting in their trip they had a 15-day-old cents below their wholesale cost.
the county on his way to Yellow gray eagle they had captured in Gasoline in The Dalles has been
as high as 24 cents on week days
■tone park and Canada for more an eagle's nest.
MORO,
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OREGON
an<T28 cents on Sundays.
scenic wonders to conquer. Ad
See Mullikin “ the harness mak
mission for the evening will be 15
Dr. Poley is back from his fish
1st to 15th of each, month. I
er” at Wasco. Oregon.
sod 25 cento.
ing trip to Metolius. On the trip
he caught one immense fish, but
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OREGON
« n i h 1 1 1 111 11 n i m i
h i 11 n i n i 1111 m n 11H++ had no means to verify the weight. W A S C O ,
16th to 30th Of each month.
He could tell it was extra large,he
says, by the way the water fell
away from the bank when it was
MORO, OREGON
pulled from its native element.
MORO. OREGON.
Qfioil Paper fa ta s Gouty.
YOU CAN AFFORD TO BUILD NOW!
We Saw Tti IS t i » Fer Celt it the Cist.
It Costs Less to Build Now Than Ten Years Ago
The Tum -A-Lum method make« lumber lower today than it wat ten years ago
—better in quality— and you can buy it as cheaply right here in v °
pn
as you can buy it anywhere in the world. Your farm lands have D O U B L E D
and T R E B L E D in value, you get T W IC E m much for V™"
^ t it
costs you LESS to build N O V hthan it did T E N Y E A R S A G .
now put up the buildings you have needed, but which you could not tn o r
because lumber was so high.
Build Better Buildings for Much Less Money
*
Our Building Experts Will Show You How
No Extras—Money Refunded for Unused Material
There are no extras to pay for when y ou build by the Tum -A-Lum M e th o d -
we furnish A L L the building material necessary to complete the building. W e
tell you E X A C T L Y how much your building will co«t befoie you »pend one
cent. W e furnith blue p rin t, and material lit« «bowing where* every piece of
material belong,. T H E R E IS N O W A S T E — Every piece «figured ao that
it cut» exactly— no gura« work about the complete coat. Should any material be
left when building it up. you can bring it back and we will refund your money.
Neil McDonald has bought a
¡Case threshing outfit from G . N .
Everybody pay» the S A M E price at our yard«. You do not have to pay tor
the man who doeant pay hia billa. or make up die difference for the man who
’ rice; you pay the actual cost of the lumber delivered and O N E
P R IC E — nobody can buy for any lem.
“ see
h . u . martin
Crosfield, a 12-25 gasoline tractor
and a 24-42 separator. Another
Interstate Stock Inspector
¡outfit of the same kind was sold
examiner of Stallion» lor License
by M r. Crosfield to Arthur and
N O W IN M A R K E T
Howard Spencer, in the Fulton
• EARLY POTATOES. CHERRIES—Early Black, Gov. Wood, Royal
OREGON
neighborhood.
W ASCO.
A bb , Black Repskbcas. APPLES-Early Transparent,
Telephone M a in *5 0 2 .
Fred Hennagin and family re
A Fine Cooking Apple.
turned Tuesday from a 600 mile
trip in their new Sludebaker car,
r 0™ ore < ion .
¡going as far as Castle Rock,Wash.
1 11 11 1 1 1 1 I I » t T 1 ‘
‘ ' I J‘A4 ’ I I » n H H » 1 I 1 I H t t -t t 1 H -H - 1
On the going trip down the Col
umbia highway to Portland they
! were accompanied by Mrs. R. D .
If Yea W „ t
| Jackson.
DOING BUSINESS?
F/ieTuxedo Hour
by Walt Mason
T uxed o’s b u lly d l the tim e; it makes the passing
hours sublime, and by its soft and gracious curves it
soothes the soul and rests the nerves, and nils m y
bosom, once again, w ith peace on earth, good will
to men. But best I like it w hen I ve fed this face of
m ine w ith jam and bread. W h e n I have dined on Iris
stew and beans and boiled potatoes, too,. and pie
and eggs and cheese and tripe, tis then I best enjoy
m y pipe. W h en from the table 1 w ithdraw , I grip
m y k w r w ith m y jaw , and fill it w ith T uxedo m ild
— die pure Tuxedo undefiled — and smoke aw ay in
perfect bliss; no pleasure can compare w ith this.
A n d in the curling smoke I see a w orld that seerneth
good to me. A world that’s debonair and gay, its
woes and worries done away. T h e plans that seemed
foredoomed to fail, the w ork that seemed of np avail,
wow
the rosy glow of hope, and 1 endorse all
sunshine dope. *Tis thus in m y T uxedo h o u r ; the
w orld that seemed so dark and dour, is blcom ing like
• rove of spring, and I'm in mood to laugh and ring.
T.
LA
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T . Traie Yew Property
Grandma Wheat has returned
from Roseburg where, »he has
been visiting during the past win-
I ter months. H er granddaughter,
Hattie Rose, accompanied» her
home, but has now left for her
Douglas county home.
Payne & Fowlie have reopened
the Fleck orchard store in the
Webb building with Dan M cG re
gor in charge. Their first supply
was brought in Tuesday, a load of
ox-heart cherries.
An all-night dance will be given
at Kent Hotel in Kent. Oregon,
on Saturday. June 24th, 1916.
Ad mission $1.50, including supper.
Good music. A good time is as
sured to all by Max K. Pluemke.
Mrs. H . M . Benson and children
expect to leave Saturday for a few
weeks visit at The Dalles with
Mrs. Benson’s mother apd I visit
with her brother, George Frantx,
at Boyd.
Write »♦
Dr. C. L. Poley
Physician and Surgeon.
Moro, Oregon.
Office in residence.
q j
^WGHT> w . c .B s t a n t , m . g . E llis .
Bright, Bryant & Ellis.
Attorneya-at-Law
Portkei, Orafo..
M ike‘buck
of amaten
AU th e convenien
ces o f gas— b etter
c o o k in g a n d a
B akes, broils, roasts,
toasts. More efficient
than your wood or coal
Stove, and costs less t o 1
operate. Your cooking
is better, too, because
you have heat-control
like a gas stove.
cooler
kitchen
offices at
The Dalles and Moro, Ore.
■ECT1ON
NEWP]
K-jTOVE
OIL
■ \
J. B. Hosford
L A W Y E R
Practises in United States
and State
Courts also in the
• ‘«»a* »■
State of .Washington.
S u ite
The
1
Bank
MORO,
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and
T h e N e w Perfection
gives a d e a n , odorless,
Bootless flame because o f
the long blue chimneys.
Cuts out the drudgery of
wood or coeL
Keep»
y o u r k itc h e n cook In
1 ,2 ,3 and 4-b u m e r sizes,
o ve n s s e p a ra te . Also
cabinet madele w ith F ire -
lesa C o o k in g O v e n « .
A>k your dealer today.
Per
Bat
Remití
Ute
Pearl Oil
Standard O il Co.
2
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B u ild in g
OREGON.
E. A . B R A 8 H E M
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IT .”
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V E T E R IN A R IA N
IS-
r.
Only the One Right - Price to EVERYBODY!
Dr. T h eo . Beletski
Dan McQregor in Charge
•F R U IT T H A T
O ur building experts have prepared a book of plans of buildings erected here
in the Northwest. These des.gns embody many exclusive features that go to
make the best possible building for the least cost. N o matter what kind of a
building you contemplate building, yoo want to see this book. Our local sales
manager will show it to you and will gladly quote you the complete price.
Ñ o extras guaranteed for any design shown.
’
J. R. Morgan
D o n t,le t
K. ORCHARD S’
You pay the lowest possible price for honest building material when y ° u
by the Tum -A-Lum Method, and in addition you get the services of our build
ing experts who show you how to make every ceñido the most work.. 1 hese
men have made building their life work— they K N O W their business a n d ]
help you save 25% to 30% on the cost of your building, just as they have done
for thousands of other people.
’ •* * *
Grover J. Duffey
FOR SALE BY
' ■
Ginn, Coleman «fe Company
Moro, Hardware tfe Implement Company
L aw yer.
I
P A P E R H A N G IN G
P A IN T IN G
S IG N
Office with W. H. Ragsdale
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r OREGON.
Pra«.L,
MORO,
C. M. Huddleston
- Plowing and General Team W ork
Hauling of Any Kind.
J .f Noonan, Morn, Ore.
OREGON
Proprietor of “City Dray”
W R IT IN G
Euimatra Furnitfitd
S. D. MONTGOMERY
Attorney at Law
Your bu«iiies« will be
appreciated and aft endeavor
will be made to please all.
Wasco,
Oregon
;
Your Patronage Appreciated
READ
THE OBSERVER
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requlrment* of a <ood busineis.
We can supply you.