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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (June 29, 1917)
The COMING EMPRESS " THEATRE Big stock Harvester G ood» at O b server P . H . Zobel will cut, for hay, 40 aerea of winter wheat that was C rosfield’s. badly dam aged by boat and w in d . Sec M u llik in “ the harne»» m ak R ay R agfdale and fam ily »pent Mi m o, SB IB M AM <JO.,OBB©OW: e r” at W asco. O re g o n . W ednesday in M o r o w hile on hi« , ,!■ ■■■ _ ~ 1 See the R o ta ry R o d W e e d e r. way to hi» new hom e in W h e e le r M o ro H d w . & Im p . C o . county. Q b l 'f a r t a u C o u ly . D o n ’t fail to »ee the new H o lt- N el» M illa r d invite» you to at tend an auction of hone« at the F R I D A Y ................. June 29. 1917 45 at W a tc o about June 20. R o ya l Bakery B read fresh daily Crosfield corral at W asco near CwFMKS L o l l » H s . l R I at the M o r o T ra d in g C o /« »tore. the depot, Saturday, June 30, at w rE cannot help but tell youevery once in a1 » - ate your support here. We are do ng vantages possible of our con- of fódd stuff» and have given you all the pay higher i tract», only rai»ing when we were forced to go the ra¡#e to boost their price» Many retailers have bave on hand or contracted. W e - prices regardless of the amount of stuff t t e j t a dinxjy W hile our pol- expected the present high w tb the other ietailers i t has won icy o f keeping prices down is not p o p u l a r t n t after the W orld for us the good wil of hundreds. We expect io uc w e would rather W “ i. óv?r and expect Io see bu.inem back t o ;« b^ n’ “ -o W ' , (i re4ard. do our bit and forget extra profits now and thereoy ta n, y hp a . r . a a m . Moro. or. 2 p .m . J . T . A ih b y and fam ily were »Meet«« the <ii»t and third I can now m ake im m ediate de FTbursdAV evenmt« of each auto visitor» in M o r o Sunday from month Vi»itin< member« liv e ry on the Super Six. the G ra n t < cordially invited to 3ta«o* Grass V a lle y . S ix and the M a x w e ll. C a ll or By order of W . M . Abstracts p ro m p tly m ade by the J. M . F akst , Secretary. w rite me at W asco. O re . J. R . Sherm an C ounty Abstract UsePpricea ’ ' * We quote a few of Our Prices that are Big Savings ; to - ox inn IK. « U S ~ Fine Granulated Sugar, 100 lb»., 5o.2o C o .. Kaseberg. M o r o . O re g o n . D r . Jo». Sander» returned Sun no . 78 o. I . »• N . H a m m o n , waa a buaine« day fro m a »hort visit at C orvalli». Regular communication > each 2d and 4th Thuraday visitor in M o r o the first a t the where Mis« France« Sander», hw kevening« monthly. I M m . N sllis C ushman , week from G r a u V a lle y . daughter, i« attending the O A C . Bethlehem Charter T W IC E D A IL Y 2 AND 8 P.M. JULY 1 -2 -3 ~ MATINEES W orthy Matron the same as others ask 2 tor zoc ior. M i n G la d y , D u n to n it a v iiito r short couise. fro m M o la lla at rhe h o m e o i her T h e usual meeting day fo r the F a rm e rs td u n e tle n e l and C a - O a a r - bro th er. P rof. F . E . D u n to n . Torca, society h a i been changed atlva U nion of A m o rlo a fo r next week fro m W ednesday B o rn, to M r . and M oro L ocal N o . 41 D a v it. June 19. a »on. T h s ...t h e to T h ursday. AU are requeued Meet« in 1.0 . 0 . F. hall each 2nd and 4th fifth boy to com e to the D a v i to com e w ho can. M m . M ay B asnum . Secretary. o,d F-^oned NIGHTS 2 5 ,5 0 ,75,$L 00 ELLIOTT & SHERMAN FILM CORP. (H A.SHCRMAN, P r.« > PRE8ENT8 the master Film Producer s s R . T . M o rg a n and fam ily w ill hom e. leave next week via the C o lu m b ia C o m e in an<t lo o k at our M e n » R e a d y -to -W e a r Clothea. M o ro highw ay fo r H illa b o ro . where M r . Local C U rck ÀBBOBBcaMeato T ra d in g C o . S u m m er w eight, M o rg a n w ill viait with h i, «tttet during the 4th of July week. now in. Methodist church: D r T h e o . B eletiki, veterinarian M « . S. C. Bryant arrived this Sunday school at 10 a.m. A M . located at W asco. w a. a visitor at week from her home at Portland Wright, superintendent. M o ro M o n d a y on profession* to visit with her son. Attorney W . Remember the offering for the American Red Cross. This is an|busine«s Water trough and tank materia opportunity lor every child to ip- . o .a- I now hand .,or a,ny X.Zetl°nt help. Preaching service in Spaulding Q et your order in early, aee at 12(noon) p.m. o Co about it. Oinnnnl and and in M oro a 8 8p.m. A ll are heartily invited. W ork wa» started Monday by John Robertson. pastor. Hedge. & H ui . on the contract for the $18438 new school build- Greatest Financial Success The One and only “BIG ONE” THAT HAS STOOD • THE TEST Fagan, superintendent. M onk- land school meet» with us. 11 a. k m.,'special rally and patriotic k servicer The Monkland-Moro Presbyterian bible tth o o l. w ill be assisted by M itt Dunton and ,heU DeMoM »inger». 1 1 basement. - , 1 p.m.. song service and ad- i dress. “ Called to the Color«. A hearty welcome await, you. I No Bible school nor preaching I services at Monkland Sun av 4 th Y E A R afternoon. No evening . mrv.ee Sunday long after all others are forgotten SPEC1FICAT1ONS-SIX In th*lr Gr««»e«t Rol«» WALTHALL GISH SIEGMAN MARSH The average owner U J ’feat^urea of Stu- J e 'b Z k e r 'V c i f ir X n . - h ic h » . k . <h« < « - “ » ° u' “ Bach exceptional value. Genuine ,..B, the «ame . " c 7 n ^ adi .< i» u, te d back- ne a. a« you hnd in car« ted ing, «ame more— a reversible front^sejL gQ (fae p. , , en. ward or forward and r e v e r . o _ du^ auxliiary ger may face the ‘oon^ ’ { “ |h comfort of the passenger«, •eat« with plenty of room lor t tonne .u and you can fold them and . l.de them unobitructed a. henneberrv , COOPER ^ v f.i.w X rc .r.w ith n o u g ly M .-h I" tk. «rp«« the hack of fhl front AND A HOST OF that of a (in or recesa GR1FITH STIRS motor ot wonderful efficiency .n d «con-. Big 50 H . P . omy» * •» 122” wheel ba«e. P,e„1y o , r o o n , ,o r K . . o p . r < e , . . l . h . h e l l t h .w e lt h, and economy of five passenger«. thrills laughter TEARS M U S IC • , m.nt« even to the tumbler type of High grade appointment« Yale Ignition Lock. « -H P .7 P ..« n « e r F O U R .......... 50-H . P-. 7-Paeeenger 5 | * .......... Scat Sale now on at Empress Theatre Telephone r Send remittances with money order ' WALTHER-WILLIAMS HARDWARE CO. The Dalles, The place where Quality is llw ajs First and Prices Right SALES H)., - - - - next night. M itt Lyon, of The Dalles, ar rived in M oro Thursday for a brief period of instruction with the ladle, ol the loca' Red T/ros. aux iliary. Il '« hoped that ,as many members as pottible w ill ava, ,hem»elve, o f the instruction that Miss Lyon oan give. - E. A. Race was a visitor T hurs day at the home of Mrs^. Race s parents. M r. and M r,. F. A Sayrs. on hi. way to Kent to supervise the b u ild in i of a lumber storaie building that.the Tumalum Lum each week. Eighty Wasco county farmer» ber Co. i, moving from Mosier t in 22 autos were special visitors at their new yard at Kent. the M oro Experiment Farm last The tea given by the ladies o» Saturday. Very few Sherman the local Red Crow auxiliary Sat county farmers know of the ar- urday afternoon at the home rangements made until the after M r,. C. L . Poley netted the so ciety $34. Cookies, lemonade noon was spent. Lots better than wheat and a iced and hot tea were »etved. O better feed for hogs is Albers Bros. the amount received $5 was a d Berkshire Hog Feed, made from nation from M r,. McCullum. molasses, corn, barley, wheat and ' j . C. McKean, Harry VanG il other ingredients. For »ale by der, L . W . Kos, and M r. Piersol Independent Warehou»e & M ill of Wasco, visited Badger cree Saturday intending tc. tnt the ing Co.. Wasco. Sink accompanied J. A. luck for several day. I ,h ng but to M oro M<>nday from the fi«h refused to nibble and the driving a new Oakland nights being too cool for comfort car up the Columbia highway. caused their return early this week. M r. Sink continued the trip into The Monkland Sabbath school M orrow county, where he has w ill unite with the Presbyterian farming interests, by train. school in Moro in a rally and pa- y . Knapp and »on were in biotic .ervice next Sunday nrorm Wednesday looking over in i „ 11 o’clock. There win the Deering combine harvester be a basket lunch in the base sold to E. W . Knapp and J. R . ment of the church at noon. A Cothran for their harvest work 1 o’clock there will be a song aer- thi» season by the M oro H ard vice and address. ware & Implement Co. When in M oro hi, week from Brakes failed to work properly hi, home at Portland. Ev. Sink for Clyde Woods on the h ill west remarked that Sherman eoun y of Mosier last Tueaday. with the atrong wind, were not a patch to result that he had to bank the car what* visited Portland and the to miss collision with one coming W illamette valley la»t Sa,urda.y -' up the grade. A new jpear axle Orchard, and garden, were do- and right front wheel. wWb no one Atroved. windows broken, and hurt, was the sum total of the run- rural telephone, being put out of away. The party were returning eommittion throughout the eAire from Portland accompanied by valley. A condition new to Orc Mrs. W . G . C. Wood« mother Ore«on and sitter. Right at the R. R. Tracks in Wasco. Our specialty I. the STR ATFO R D DRLSS S H O E for M e n - in black, tan and have the Stratford Shoe in either t.A C E or B U I sections W .C . Rutledge returned Sun day from Portland, going that far with his son Joseph, who was called by the navy last week M r Rutledge said that the night his boy left Portland 10 others ac companied him. and 210 left t io ing 15. The well-known and popular Orchard Store ha» been this week at M oro by I Fowlie & Payne. Cherries, rhu- I barb and Swiss chard are now in , market. Watch the advertisement It will live and thrive ’ 80 L I0 HOURS OF Remember, you can ^ V . f e« .om C hinggood in Green Stuff, and also. ’ Miss Cassie A. Holmes ot Grass Valley was a member of the June, 1917. graduating claw of St. V in cent hospital training tchool. The commencement exerci»e. were held tbi» week, the claw number- 19 5 2 Le" ' 8' pack.g W e w ill be ^>d to ^ e . y - o r d e r s lor fruit for canning, also age. • v A limited amount of Rural Credit funds have been allotted to Sherman county. This money is loaned at 5 per cent. See agent of school fund for further inform S p e c ta c le Z e again — Bulk Peanut Butter, 2 pounds 35 cen». or 3 pound, for ation. Rev.--Frederick S. Shimian was The Jersey-Hoittein bull adver a visitor at the Presbyterian manse j for Mje in the Observer y this week. M r. Shimian and M r J. M' Axtell and wife, accom „ E lliott, has been purchased Smith were classmates in the* San panied by S. P. Brisbin and wife, Schadewitz of Kent. Francisco Theological Seminary, expect to leave next Monday for „te n d in g the graduating in the lim e class. Hillsboro, where they w ill spend f ^ / X n t io n of the C E. Sheets ha« finished the the 4th with relatives and friends. _ Medical Society be- rough wiring at the S. P. Brisbin They w ill travel by auto via the residence and it now putting the Columbia highway. finishing »ouch to the wiring lo r N- P. Hansen and family.have the Delco system installed by returned from an aut<? trip to me - knQW ita n d then wonder why Grandma Powell at the farm. eastern Oregon and Washington. nQt ¡n the paper phone it ill. From surplus fund» on hand, M r. and Mrs. Jas. Woods, who Randolph, mother received through trap »hoo*in* accompanied them on the trip, remained for a longer visit with < Mrs W G C.Woods. returned contests la.t fall, the M oro Rod of M t t . W ^ and Gun Club ha» made a gift ot their children who reside in that David W. Griffith’s World Famous r — W e « I I 2 package, o. the very best Can Rubbers for 15 cent», or C. Bryant. Mr«. Bryant is 70 years old and very active for her evening. L . w J Legg. si»ter of Mrs. $50 each to the National Red Cross B. Truehlood Smith, p a » ^ remained fOr a longer vis and the local Red Crosa auxiliary. Ask for Preferred Stock .< £ k » o « b J .< K e a were w.tb When an autoist buys tubes, blow-out patches or boots, they eerie, tor »ale by M oro Trad.ng p a r t y ^ want fresh stock. F o » & Co. Co. Easily the best. have a complete new, fresh line of anything wanted o f this kind, and of dependable manufacture r Jello—any assortment you wish at 3 packages for cents. . 3 pound, of the very beet macaroni for 25 centa. 2 package, of the best seeded rasin. for 25 cent.-l.rgc package. 2 pound can of Ghiradeia's Ground Chocolate. 80 centt- Saturday afternoon. Vieiting member« welcome W . S. Powell, President C. G . Silver, Secretary. Children - 25c Adults - 50c - Straw, Panama, Middy and Hi School Hats NO T R O U B L E TO S H O W YOU GOODS J— Moro Trading Co. WE ARE AGENTS For the Full Deering Hiivvester Machinery. We have in stock Reapeti, Mower, and Header. Also the, btary M and a complete line of extras for this Weeder. —Sfc X g .' We have in stock some of the best wagons-such a. Mitchel. John Deere. Hollne and W lona MoroHardware& Irnp^Co^ FLECK ORCHMHJ STORE F O W L IE & PAYNE, Props. Store at Moro I Orchard at Rufua — - i P hone 34F22. Phone Early Cherries. Rhubarb, Swiss Chord pow In. Royal Anns. Oov. W < ^ , Black Tartarian Cherries next week. <oo. .i.- ■
