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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (June 28, 1918)
I'h e . O b s e rv e r HOMO, SHBBM AR 0 0 . , 0 | M O i : Uncle Eben. Harold Ginn is visiting Official f y r br f a u Gouty. friends at Portland. Mrs. C ' L Ireland is visiting with friends a t Portland. Kvr«M Ne.lSH,. W . F. Jackson was a business Fs» a . r . a a . m . MOTO. o r. - Meets tbe ftiet and third visitor at Portland this week. iwn i i iii ii i imMinuumHunw»uinmi i imwii ii iii i ii i iimiwin i imnn w « iredav evenings of each month Visiting member, T cordially invited to -ith us. meet By order o( W . M . J. M . P aaav. Secretary. B eth le h a m C h a r te r 78 o . a. s. Regular communication | each 2d and 4th I h u rs d e y .evening, .monthly. I Mas. N s l l ib C u sh m a n , ’ W orthy Matron M rs . M a y B a r n u m , Secretary. » no . F arm ers Eduoattonal end C o -O p e r ative Union e f A m e rlo a M or o L o c a l N o . 41 Meet, in I .O . O . F . hall each 2nd and 4th Saturday afternoon. Visiting member, welcome. W. S. Powell, President. W . H . Ragadale, Secretary. • Local Church Announcements I l l H I I IH ‘‘B apk of h4o io ’ MORO, OREGON i n I I H I I I IH H I I I I I I I I I II- I I 1 I I n I I I I n I I I I I I I l i n - t - with June 28. 1918 FRIDAY... HERE is an economy wave over the land. American peonle are beginning to realize ' that they are living too fast, beyond their means. It has been the rule that the man efith $20,000 a year as well as the man with * $2,000 a year lives up to every penny of hb income. Slowly but surely this order of tilings is changing. The era of extravagance and waste in business and personal expenses b nearing an end. Efficiency and economy b the order of the day. Bank deposits are growing. I t is up to every one to economize. The best and surest way to do so is to place your surplus in the bank. If you already have a bank account make it a point from today on to increase it. Add to it weekly, daily if possible. IF YOU HAVEN’T A BANK ACCOUNT DE CIDE TO OPEN ONE TODAY. . “An optimist,” said Uncle Eben, “Is an <igbt ’ceptin* when he gits co com fortable In hlc'mlnd dat he goeo to sleep on de Job.* Moro Presbyterian Church: Bible school at 10 a.m., F. E. Fagan, superintendent. Christian Endeavor at 7:00 p.m. Services at 11 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. Childrens’ Day exercises in the evening. Miss Naomi Young is visiting w ith her sister at Tygh Valley. N P. Hansen has his brother and wife visiting him from Portland. Mrs. W . F. Jackson has been entertaining Mrs. Carlson, from The Dalles, p a rt of the week. H. S. Deaton and George Hil- derbrand were business visitors in Moro Monday from Klon dike. New stock Ladies’ Aprons and house dresses, at -prices cheaper than you can make them.—Moro Trading Co. Levon Moore’ is hom e from W arrenton, whore.she has been visiting with relatives and at tending school the past winter. C. G. Silvers is home from Portland where he subm itted to an operation rem oving his ton- sils. The trip has resulted in quite an im provem ent in health. Electrical Troubles Accurately and Quickly Located by the “Ambr- Trouble Shooter- “ Ambu” is an electrical instrument designed to hook onto any automobile. It will at once tell you where your trouble is, what your trouble is, and if the electric equipment is working right. /'A m b u ” «don t lie and will answer . promptly. Any car can be tested out in 20 minutes. Mifcht take a week the old “ hit and miss’’ system. Free test for any make of car. I ry it and see. BUICK GARAGE,T,E.D.!.L.lEA °” WASCO AND SHERMAN COUNTY AGENTS FOR BUICK AUTOMOBILES wr We have a number of Good 1st grade 2d hand AUTOMOBILE BARGAINS at reasonable prices. We can give you a First Try C arnation Steel Cut Cof fee—every can guaranteed—30c per pound. F o r sale by Moro Monkland Presbyterian Church: Trailing Co. The deep well has been out Bible School at 2 p. m., C.A • r of commission during part of Todd, superintendent. last week, having the plunger Preaching Service at 3 p.m. leather w ashers replaced by E. B. Trueblood Smith, pastor. B. Miller and City Marshal Young. Roy Belshee and family left by S.‘“P. Brisbin and wife were auto Wednesday for a trip to visiting at Camp Lewis part of last week, saying “good bye to Camp Lewis. his son Ralph and o th er Sher Childrens’ Day exercises will be man county boyi in the 91st given at the Presbyterian church division. this Sunday evening at 8 p.m. Miss G race Muir left Satur Two auto parties of Moro ar day for a week end v^sit with The following prices will be gonants have returned from a visit her cousin at Maupin who charged tor cream on and after to Camp Lewis. The Urquhart leaves on the 25th to report for July 1st: • arm y duty at F o rt McDowell, party Tuesday and E. H. Moore Ice cream, 13 cents. California. on Thursday. Ice cream soda, 13 cents. Miss E sther McKinney left Fruit sundaes, 20c or 2 for 35c. Wasco Harness Shop is ready Sunday for Portland, where she Banana special. 25 cents. to do all kinds of repairing; such will take a special government Malted milk, 15 cents. as collars, harness, and auto trim collar». u -n .« -, .............. i course jn office practice pre- Malted milk with cream, 20c. D e e rin g R eap ers, M ow ers, 1 la y R ak es, ming. celluloid in curtains, etc. jj^ in a ry to enlisting in the navy 17 T . il l il c i n . 1 ____ ___ Lemonade, 15 cents. F. T. M Mullikin. as a yeomanette. Ice cream in bulk: Pint 30 cents G ra in Boxes, E lev ato rs, B inder T wine, Sherman county school district John Muir has finished work quart 60 cents, gallon $2. 15 is the first reporting over the on w c VUUV1W „ the concrete bridges built by F a rm E n g in e s an d Scales; M achine- L. W. Ross. Moro. top in war savings stamp subacrip- ,,ie county near the Hines place tions T W. Alley, chairman of and near the Root farm and is a n d a car load of W a g o n s a n d I rucks, the .chool board, abated by now busy graveling the man. To Patrons of the Chautauqua Albert Kaseberg. have met ,heir roads of the county, I will have a fresh stock of lunch quota of $2500 and raised it to H u . Martin, m anager of the We would be pleased to show you our goods. goods and bread on sale at the $3300 and expect to make it $3500 Tum alum Lum ber Company, - I ' * bv the night of the meeting. says: “Getting in your fuel now DeMoss post office store during ny me nigin.u* ™ (helps the government, and, , if aH ^ot Chautauqua week. Your , . ~ _ tjw re’s a shortage shortagt next winter, atronajie will be appreciated, The following men have been t|w notified by the Sherman county it wiU have helped you a lot as G Menane DeN board to report for army duty on well. July 5th for Fort McDowell: An additional credit of $3,- Julius Rhuberg,naturalized Ger Marvin G. Reid. Leonard Han- 250,000 has been extended to man living at Kent, recently con sen.Kent; Wm. J. Downing. John Belgium by the I mted S.totes . ... II dr-jee m aking a total ot victed in the federal court at Port Patjens, Wm. H. Dugger. Grass m aKiig land of having violated the es Valley; Ernest H. Percell, Moro, I ^ ¡ t s to all the allies $5,288,- pionage act, has been sentenced j Ashlev Marlin. Rutledge; J ame8! K50.(XM). to pay a fine of $2000 and serve Griffiths. Walter L. Hull As soon after harvest.as labor 15 months at McNeil Island. He conditions will perm it it Jhc has filed a bond of $10,000 and intention of Road m aster W all to begin building a new’ rein an appeal. Under the same con forced concrete bridge at Lone ditions, in Germany, he would Rock to take the place of the have been shot before now. •— present wooden bridge. J. F. Belshee and family enjoy Jesse McComb and wife, who ed a family reunion basket dinner have been visiting with Rev. B. Sunday, after church at DeMoss. T. Smith and family, returned to their Portland home Tuesday There are now in the family six via auto to 1 he Dalles. Mr. sons, three daughters, two sons in McComb is principal of the. law. five daughters in law, and 18 Montavilla school at Portland. grandchildren, hour members of Leading Brands of Merchandise Hail visited Kent and west of the family were absent. Mr. and for the Working Han a t very Grass Valley Sunday morning, Mrs.A.M.Wright and Miss Carrie reasonable prices doing bnt little damage. The Adams, visiting from Iowa, were hail stones were large as pigeon guests of the family at dinner. eggs, but spaced rather far Corporal Roy Ellsworth, Co. F apart when striking the ground. The territory covered wus about 1st Infantry, is visiting with his two miles long by about a half parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Ells mile wide. worth. The regiment to which The 91st national arm y di Corporal Ellsworth is attached has vision left Camp Lewis this just returned from a 4-year station week for the eastern states, pre at Honolulu and is now billited at lim inary to crossing the ocean for duty in Europe. This is the Camp Lewis. Mrs. Ellsworth was arm y division in which most ot presented by her son with a hand The Sherm an county, boys are needle worked design, done on Every thing you need for working enlisted and much interest is an army blanket, showing, the manifested locally in its move American and Hawaiian territory or for dress up. ments. llags draped around an American *Mrs. and Miss Eunice Cole shield surmounted by an Ameri man, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Holmes made an auto party last week can eagle. J H. Elliott has received word it enjoyed a short camping p to the mouth of White .tom his son Milo Elliott serving r.v e r; above Sh< rarer bridge. with the Canadian field art’dlery The return was made by way France, stating -- that he is in a of D ufur and Millers bridge. in - --------- hospital in England where he is The party was at D ufur during the colt show, which was an en recovering from an operation for Moro, Oregon. . .• appendicitis. He was operated joyable feature of the trip. H ot day«, plenty, of wind, upon in France and then trans thdnder storms and, lightning ferred across to England. When flashes are becoming coniinon it eame time for him to leave the A LITTLE MISSIONARY WORK IN YOUR around Moro these duys, but base hospital his nurse-decided he very little rain results. Satur had best wait another day. a fortu idle day« by telling your neighbor« of the good day another sample was thun If you ean t get t b e tr s u - dering above Moro, but the ran nate decision for Milo as the rest iiualitiea of The Observer. fell in the Lafe B arnett a nr hospital he would have used that Boription., «end u« their addressee and we w i l l «end Fulton neighborhood northwest night was bombed by the boches, them sample copies. We pay Io< .11 soho.U«»< you do of Moro. W ater standing in the killing 200 wounded men. roads as a result of the itorm. Class Deal and save you-tnoney. IT IS NOT WHAT Mil MAKE __ _ IT IS »HAT YOU SAVE, THAT COUNTS Cars Taken in Trade for New Buicks - This bank is the result of what has been saved by practical farmers. Twenty-five years actual experience at your command. Open an account with us today. - Farmers' State Bank MORO. Capital $25,000 OREGON. Surplus $1250 Deposits $97,944.24 W . H . R a g s d a le , P r e s id e n t « W . F . J a c k s o n , V ic e P r e s id e n t G e o rg e B . B o u r h ill, C a s h ie r S a p o lio d o in g its w o rk . S c o u rin g fo r U .S .M a rin e C o rp s r e c r u it s . Join Now! •mWem are U.S. •MOCM MOaCAM'S Call and see us. KARINES •«»« co- IN ADDITION TO OUH REGULAR LINE OF GOODS WE NOW HAVE DN HANO Moro Hardware & Imp. Co. Made to and WE WISH TO INFORM THE PUBLIC T hat we are now open Fit to Wear new b u ild in g , One Block East o f th e W asco post office. We m e n tio n th a t some of th e re g u la r lin e s we c a rry in clu d e th e John Deere line of Im plem ents, c o n s is tin g o f Mowers, Rakes, B inders H odge Headers, associated Gas Engines, of * size fo r every purpose, Loose Gram E le va to rs, G rain Boxes, R epublic T ru cK s. — Shoes, Gloves, Hats, Underwear, Shirts, Sox, Overalls, Coveralls, L et u s S h o w Y ou W e have m any d ra p e rs fo r H o lt a n d Best ha rve ste rs as w ell as cy er tjc k s ' d ra p e r, s tra w c a rrie r and feeder st. On these goods we can save y z . lo n g as o n r present sto ck lasts. Moro Trading Company OUR MOTTO: " C M BCOnS. GOOD SERVICE, LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES” O’Meara Supply Implement Co., Wasco, Oregon. „ D
