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A Fresh, Clean and Complete Stock
GROCERIES
MORO, 0HCRM ÀN CO., OR If OOH:
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F R ID A Y . . . ..September 22. 1916
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B o u rh ill& C o
with ua.
E u re k a Lealpe N e .1 2 1 .
A. r . a A. M. Muro. Or.
Meets the firat and third
uradav evening» of each
month
Visiting members
cordially invited to meet
By order of W . M .
J. M . P arry , Secretary.
B e th le h e m
Moro, Oregon. -
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Regular communication
each 2d and 4th Thursday
evenings monthly.
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W e aim to thoroughly p le ^ ^ our customer». Anything
that we do not have and can secure we will do so on request.
M r *. N kllib C us hm an ,
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’'W orthy Matron
M rs . M ay B ar nu m , Secretary.
F a rm e rs E d u c a tio n a l an d C o - O p e r -
, a tiv e U n le n o f A m e ric a
M oro L o cal N o . 41
B uild Y ours
T h is Fall
(Never a Better Time to Build Than Now.)
The Tum-a-Lum Method makes lumber
lower today than it was ten yean ago—better
in quality—and you .can buy it as cheaply
right here in your own town as you can buy
anywhere.
A complete service department, composed of
skilled architects and expert estimators who
plan your building along ||ie most modern
Meets in 1 . 0 . 0 . P . hall each 2nd aifd 4th*
SaturAy afternoon.
Visiting members
welcome
W . S. Powell, President.
C. G . Silver, Secretary.
Local Church Announcement»
for Sunday, Sept. 16.
Presbyterian church:
Sabbath School at 10 a.m., J.E.
Coleman, superintendent.
Services morning and evening,
at 11 a.m. and 730 p.m.
Vacation season being over let
us take hold of the'work with both
hands. ‘ ’ Forsake not the assembl-
ing of yourselves together, as the
manner of some is.” —Heb. x:25.
A cordial invitation to all.
A. J. Adams, Pastor.
See M ullikin “ the harness mak­
er” at Wasco. Oregon. .
and efficient lines.
Alex Hunter was a business vis­
itor at Ione this week.
We can tell you the exact cost ot material
Carbolinium, fresh stock, now
on sale at The Observer Store.
necessary for the building.
W . H. Ragsdale and family left
Wednesday for Pendleton.
T o r the purpose of getting started we have r
prepared the best plan book ever published,
and can make any design suit your ideal» and
A new and complete fresh stock
of groceries at Bourhill
Co.’s.
your pocket book.
Marvin M iller and Chester A n­
dersen are visiting the Round-Up.
We would like an opportunity to
Viava Home Remedies can be
had from Mrs. GraceTTourhill.
S H O W YOU
W . C. Rutledge is having tire
front of the Hotel M oro repainted
» Fresh baker’s bread Received
daftyby express by Bourhill & Co.
“See H. U. Martin About It.”
C. G. Silver and family are at­
tending the round-up at Pendleton
Tum-A-Lum Lumber Com’y.
■A. P. Altermatt was a business
M r. and Mrs. Jas. Mitchell and
visitor at M oro Monday from Mrs. M itchell’s brother, Jim Foss,
Rufus, where he conducts a gen­ were in M oro Monday afternoon.
eral merchandise business.
They were en route to the Pen­
T . E. Hulery has sold a half in­ dleton Round-Up from their
terest in the Moro garage to his home near Terrebonne, traveling
brother Frank, who will move to by Ford auto.
M o ro this.week from Rufus.
M r. and Mrs. W. R. Reid were
up Saturday from their farm near
Klondike, guests of Dr. Sanders
and daughter, Miss Frances.
OUR
FALL
STOCK
Ladies’ Goats,
Hats, Caps,
Gloves, Etc.
China Ware, Staple and
Fancy Groceries,
ALL.
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POPULAR PRICES
Moro Trading Co.
Every Home can have
a Musical Instrument
Wond«r/ui Value t in Planot. Plafier
TaOtbii Maehlntt. Etc.
V « MW known to carry only what >
is food. whet will endure and what a
to n 5 y worth the price aahed. O ur |
easy payment terms place the beat |
musical ihatrumenta within every- |
ono's reach. Fill out the coupon
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or write for catalogues
Sherman.Rilay&Ca I
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SHERMAN COUNTY FAIR
Munter’s contract call» for a daily exhibition of “ Loop«
ing-the-Loop” and other thrilling feats-*4)f Aviation.
Ferris Wheel Merry-Go-Round - Girl Show
Dog and Pony Circus Three Free Acts
Valley southern Wasco county
fair. They report a good time
and a notable amount of fine ex­
hibits on display.
October 11,12,13,14
F. R. Axtell expects to leave
soon for Kent, where he has the
contract to paint and finish the
new home of Carson VonBorstel.
HOOP TO OP AT HOBO
Rsbr’s Stai Cmml .
Farmeh in this vicinity are be­
A. C. Thompson expects to
ginning
work on the crop for next
leave next week to attend the state
harvest.
Last week the M oro
fair at Salem* making the trip by
Hardware
& Implement Co. sold
auto over the Columbia highway.
th e Thomas grain drills, two 3X
Dan McLachlan jr., wife and
wagons and a rack, as well as
parents, M r. and Mrs. McLach-
three farm trucks, two metal wheel
ian of Portland, left Thursday by
and one wood wheel.
auto for the round-up at Pendle­
The Hudson Super-Six, model B o mxt mnm rm om m mttxKwuwttHUHntntmsinnnnnHniii i i i i i m i nn ii n n w
ton.
1917,now being'delivered to Sher­
Miss Mabel O ’ Leary, daughter
man county purchasers by the J.
o f J. V. O ’ Leary of Pleasant H ill,
R. Kaseberg agency located at
Oregon, is visiting a few days with
Wasco, is the same model that
¡REPAREDNESS is the magic word today. I t
her uncle, A. M. Wright, and
is on every tongue. Are you prepared for
will be on the market next spring.
fam ily.--------
sickness
or business misfortune? Have you
J. R. Kaseberg has had the Sher­
enough
cash to tide you over? If you
Members of the city council man county agency for the H ud­
_______ haven’t a bank account make up your mind
have arraning for the immediate son'Super-Six for a long time, but
WlfW
open one today. If you have an account
repair and widening of the relic this is the first he could guarantee,
decide to increase it.
o f the flood waters at the foot of prompt delivery. If you want an
The man with the substantial bank account can look
the world in the face. A good balance in bank beget»
First street. T
up-to-the-minute car and one that
confidence. It makes for independence. The bnainea»
Ur 1 reeze the Eye will be identical with the model
man with a good balance in bank always is prepared to
Specia 1 ist will make marketed next touring season, call
take advantage of an opportunity to buy cheaply for
ready cash. —■- —
regular trips to Moro u p o n j. R. Kaseberg at Wasco.
each month during 1916. Call
BE PREPARED WITH A BANK BOOK FOR
M oto Hotel.
State of Ohio, City o f Toledo, I
ANY EMERGENCY.
Married, at the home o f the
bride’s father in Wasco, Sept. 20th,
Arthur L. Lowell and Evelyn C.
Meddler. Rev. A. J. Adams of
M oro Presbyterian church offici­
ating.
c.
Manager Harper of the M oro
T ra d in g . Co. sa|s they have a
cracker-jack stock of men’s suits
and overcoats now on hand. Bet­
ter go and get your suit before
Fair time.
Lucas County,
f
Frank J. Cheney m ake«'oath that he Is
senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney
A Co., doing business In the City o f To­
ledo, County and State aforesaid, and
that said firm will pay the »um of ONB
H UND RED DOLLARS for each and ev­
ery case of Catarrh that cannot be cured
by the uae of HALL'S CATARRH CURBS.
F R A N K J. CHENEY.
Bworn.to before me and aubecrlbed in
my presence, thia 6th day of December,
A. D. 1886.
(Beal)
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A. W. OLEABON
Notary Public.
H all's Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally
and a cts directly upon the blood and mu­
cous surfaces o f the system . Send for
testim onials, free.
F. J. C H E N E T A CO . Toledo, O.
Bold by all Druggists, 7Sc.
Thresling Rig for Sale. .
Travelers at Biggs
Livery Automobile Service
Moro Property For Sale t
Shoe Repairs by Parcel Post
the other fellow» expense.
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“ß a t)k of lyloro
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Take Hall s Fam ily P ills for constipation.
Carl Peetz was seen on the
streets Wednesday afternoon,
7-man stationary thresher with
W . N. Froebe and wife are vis­ looking as hale and hearty as of oil engine, one M cCormick head­
iting in the county from near Red­ yore, before his recent spell of er,two header beds with or without
wagons. W rite, phone or call.
mond.
long continued illness.
• Albert Pentacost,
E. S. Ruggles and C. G. Silver
DeMoss, O regon.
Hugh M cIntyre was a visitor at 3ts22
are each the owner of a new Chal­ M oro this week from Athena, in
mers six.
Umatilla county. Hugh 1s a pio­
Born, to M r. and Mrs. F. H neer Sherman county farmer and
G ood Superior disc drill ready
Pownder, Friday evening, Sep­ yet has a tidy amount of land in to hook to, for sale or trade for a
the Monkland district.
horse. Rhône or write.
tember 15th, a son.
John M. DeMoss,
Mrs. E. A. W eld was a visitor
L. J. Pape and R. C. Byers are 3ts22
Lie Moss, O regon.
last week from Wasco,at the home early b*rd farmer» this season:
of Mrs. L. J. Lucas.
both have commenced fall seed­
A fresh supply of bakery buns, ing for next year»* crop of wheat
Caskets and Robes always on
cookies, etc., in stock each day at before the crop to be harvested hand; special supplies and caskets
this year has been put into the ordered at any time.
Bourhill & Co.’s.
sack.
Sam Brisbine. M oro, O regon.
A new stock.of furniture is on
R.
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Kaseberg
was
in
town
the way for the M oro Hardware
last week from hit farm west of
& Implement Co.’s new store.
Wasco. W hile in the city Robert
Should try our famous chick­
Any man can now get a fit from
purchased two Roderick Lean en plate dinner; all kinds of nice
out of the stock of men’s ^ lo r-
double cutaway discs from the sandwich, pie, cake, good coffee.
sheim shoes at the M oro Trading
W illard Lunch Counter.
M oro Hardware & Implement
Co.
Co. ’
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Max Pleumke,John Schassen jr.
Your chickens w ill soon pay
and A. S. Johnson are Kentites
To or from any point, partic­
for them, selves in increased egg
attending the Round-Up from this
production if you Will use a quart ularly Sherman county. Experi­
county.
can o f carbolineum around the enced driver and car always ready.
Phone me at my expense from
A complete stock of ladies* fancy chicken house and perches; you
any place. Reasonable charges
high top shoes is expected to ar can get it at the Observer Book with plenty of time given com­
rive at the M qro Trading Co. Store.
mercial men to “ make” towns.
G eorge E llard ,
next week.
The Alex Hunker real estate
Grass Valley, Oregon.
Sheriff McKean has sold his agency has sold the G illiam coun­
Ford runabout to F. E. Fortner ty property formerly owned by
and has a five passenger Ford to ’Dr. Jos. Sanders to L. S. Hines
o f Wasco. There is 200 acres in
take its place.
Seven-room house; good barn;
the place and it was owned by three lots; close to garage; well
Two girls and a boy, who wish
and windm ill; cheaj^ and good
W. H. Cronk.
to attend high school, can find
terras.
M oro is favored with »he best
places to stay by inquiring of
Four room residence, has elec­
patchwork of sidewalks and streets tric lights and city water; acreage
Prof. Dunton.
of any place we know. The coun­ property; good building and good
The M oro Hardware & Im ple­
cil should establish a grade for part of town. Can be had on
ment Co, began moving into their
streets and sidewalks and see that easy terms.
new business location early W ed­
Alex Hunter, >
no one should build terraces on tfa21 •
Moro, Oregon
nesday morning.
either street or walk.
Mrs.' Carl Everett, who has
Roy Harbin wa» down from
"been visiting her sister, Mrs. R. C.
Kent Monday afternoon with a
Ornduff. returned to her Wasco
We have in our employ the
patient for Dr. Morgan, suffering
home Wednesday.
best shoe mechanics on the Pacific
from a bad attack of toothache.
coast; they make new work or
E. L. Bogart left Monday for M r. Harbin said that harvesting repair old shoes and we guarantee
Lebanon. Ore., to attend the bed in the Kent section was being very to do your work cheaper and bet­
side of his father, who is seriously much tangled by reason of thresh­ ter than any cobbler who has
ill with heart disease.
ing rigs moving in and threshing never learned-the trade.
We pay postage both ways
E. A. Cushman has a new only a part of a crop and moving and furnish mailing bags for future
Studebaker, carrying a picture o f to the next, hoping to corral all shipments with your first order.
A ll shoes returned promptly.
President W ilson on the wind work in sight by having each man
Victor Marden,
shield, the same as he had on hi» “ wait for the cloud» to roll by’ at
old car.
the
It was decided at the last meet­
ing of the Dorcas society to again
Secretary of State Olcott has
change their day of meeting from
completed
the mailing to regis­
Thursday back Jo Wednesday.
tered voters the official pamphlet
J. F. Belshee has sold two sets containing the proposed constitu­
of heavy leather farm harness to
tional amendments and measures
P. J. D illinger this week, for use
referred to the people at the gen­
on his farm east of Monkland.
eral election next November.
It you have a news item, tell it
Attorney G. J. Duffey, Ed.New­
to the Observer
Don’t imagine
ton, John M uir and C. G. Huis
we know it and then wonder why
were Sherman county boosters in
it is not in the paper ’phone it in. attendance last week at the Tygh
Undertaking Supplies
D ry G oods
AT
Dr. J. V. M illigan, superintend-
ant of Sunday Schools of Oregon
Synod ot the Presbyterian church,
died from an attack of heart fail­
ure at Marshfield Tuesday after­
noon, shortly after arriving there
by train from Portland.
Sell or Trade.
We Have Just Received
Munter ‘Loops-the-Loop’
The Dalle», Oregon.
Bought Before the
Advance in Price
O U R
S T O C K
O F
S u p e r i o r a n d K e n t u c k y D r ills
are ready for your choosing. They were bought
before the price advanced and if you purchase any
time soon we give you this additional advantage.
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l in e
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o f
Heating Stoves is Complete
These stoves come in either Coal, W ood or a com­
bination of both wood and coal; they were bought
before the advance in price and are sure to be
able to satisfy you in your Heating Stove Needs.
H A VE
VO U
SE EN
The Power Maytag Washer?
This is the very best Power Washing Machine
made, and comes complete wish a 3-way wringer
and engine that is started by a pressure of the fo o t
Yoo are Innited to Call and Inspect These Goods.
GINN, COLEMAN & GO.
MORO, OREGON s
T H E W ASCO M A R K ET
I handle all kinds of Fresh and Cured Meats.
Fish, Oysters and Crabs in season. ~ Also all
kinds of vegetables.
I am in The market for anything you have to »ell io
the line I am handling.
Come in and see me. Write or phone about your
cattle, veal, poultry, eggs, butter, and green or dry
hides.
L. S. HINES, The Meat Man
WASCO, OREGON
Phone M ain 373