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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 21, 1919)
DRESS GOODS In W o o le n s a n d S il k s B a th T o w e ls Fancy Turkish Bath Towels, stamped for embroidery, with wash cloths to match; complete with embroidery threads to do the work, either separately or the set, at. 25 cents for the wash cloths and 11 .50 for the towels. Linen Guest Towels, stamped and complete with embroidery thread at 65 cents. ' ' Plain White Bath Towels at 50c, 60c, 75c and 85c. Broken lot of Men’s, Ladies’ and Childrens’ Wool Sweaters. Ladies’ Silk Sweaters in the lot. Some I f you are at all lucky—and the other fellow does not get ahead o f you—you can secure an abso lutely new Rotary New Home sewing machine equipped with a complete set ot attachments and the usual accessories The regu lar retail price of this machine is $55 and the offer begins the morn* ing o f February 24th, on which day the machine w ill be placed in the store window of G inn, Cole* man & Co. with a price card at* tached offering this absolutely oew Rotary sewing machine for $55. Each subsequent day that the ma chine remains unsold a new card w ill be placed on the machine re ducing the price one dollar for each day the machine remains un sold. Under these conditions you can secure a New Home Rotary Sew ing machine at your own price— provided some other fellow does not consider a higher price as the one he wants to ’¡ r t f bargain iuch as this w ill prove to be. Watch the window, note the . reduced price each day. and don’t forget that the same offer is held open by G inn. Coleman & Co. to any one in Sherman county. A New Home Rotary sewing machine at your own price is always an un usual bargain. Call at G inn,Cole man & Co.’s and iee »he machine. M o r o T r a d in g C o If you wish to sell or exchange any of your real property, farm or city, list It with the Realty Department of the Sherman County Abstract Com pany, Otto Peeta, llenager, Moro, Ore. About twenty farmers met with County Agent Calkins and V. H. Smith of Wasco, county chairman of Farm Accounts Bureau,at Grass Valley Tuesday afternoon and or ganized a mutual association for the study of farm accounts during the current year. Membera w ill meet at different periods o f the year and compare their methods of work, their costs and expenses of various departments of farm ac T ry some of that extra nice 5c tivity. By this means each can package candy at the Basket G ro gain more advantage from keep ing farm records than by individu cery. Mrs. J. E Coleman is visiting al records alone. Mrs. T . E. Hulery returned with her daughter, Mrs. Holmes, at Corvallis. Monday from Portland,where she z . • • . C. L. Montgomery is visiting was part of the throng to welcome with his brother. S. D., and family the returning 65th coast artillery. Her two brothers, Charles and in Portland. Hom er McKinney, were members L .L . Peetz and son Forest have of that regiment, as well as a cous returned from Portland, where in, Charles Johns, |r., son of Su Forest was under special eye treat preme Court Johns of Salem. menh Mrs. Hulery is pleased that they Neal Freeman returned M on returned without injury, and par day from Bremerton, where he ticularly for the action of her was recently discharged from the brother Charles who won a cita naval service. tion for bravery in hauling ammu A telegram from A. M. W right nition to the front under intense informs us that the road bond artillery fire. measure passed the House on the Sherman county subscribed $97,- 8th by a vote of 51. 441.41 in war savings certificates M orris A. Thompson, brother during 1918, giving this county of John B. Thompson, deceased, 147.6 per cent on the quota as was a visitor in the county this signed. Postmaster J. M. Parry, week from Portland. who had charge of the financial Mrs. J. M. Axtell is visiting in end and accounting [for the entire dillsboro with her son Floyd and county, states that buUone county amily, who are expecting to re in the state has a larger percentage of subscriptions. O f the amount move soon to Montana. subscribed in the county not more Dr. J. R. Morgan has been con than $3500 has been offered for fined to his home by sickness for redemption by the purchasers,and the last two weeks, but is now re of this amount M oro postoffice ported to be much better. patrons owned less than $200. A Mrs. J. E. Cole and three chil remarkably fine record for both dren, who have been visiting at M oro and the county as a w holf. the E. A. Race home, returned to their Mosier home Sunday. M o ro , O re g o n r ile M ilk for sale by the pint, quart or gallon. F. E. Fagan, M oro. O b server M o a n , SHBRUAM co ., o r b g o n : Miss Lenore Ramsey was a Port land visitor during the past week. ffiaal Paper for t a a a b ty . Remember Mullikin, the harness man, is now at Wasco, Call and aee him. ’R ID A Y ......... February 21, 1919 Born to M r. and Mrs. R. T. Morgan Tuesday, February 18, a CurtKl LOSS* N «. 121. daughter. A. P. A ▲. M. Moro. Or. tMeeta the first «nd third mradav evening« of each month Vniting member« cordially invited to ,neet By order of W . M. J. M . P am bv . Secretary. with ua. B a th la h a m C h a p te r n o . 78 o. a. s. Regular communication c a c h 'd and 4th Thuraday evening« monthly. M rs . N e l l ie C u s h m a n , W orthy Matron M rs . M a t B a r n u m . Secretary. a r m e r a E d u o a tlo n a l a n d C o - O p e r - a t iv a U n io n o f A m a r lo a M oro L o c a l N o . 41 leeta in I . O . O . F . hall each 2nd and 4th ilurday afternoon. Vialting membera clcome W . S. Powell, President. G H . Ragadalc, Secretary. o See me for close prices on su gar. C. G. Huis, the Basket G ro cery, M oro. A R. Graham, father of Mrs. L. Grimes, was a visitor in M oro last week from The Dalles. Mrs. J. M . Parry is with her mother at Fall City,who has been very sick for several weeks. Mrs. Havie Brisbin is in Port land, where her daughter is being treated for spinal trouble. Mrs. W . C. Bryant is entertain ing her mother, Mrs. Whealdon, who is visiting in M o ro from Port land. W alter Parrv and daughter, Wait for Dr. Freexe, if Louise, were visitors from P ort you need eye service. land this week at the home of his Trips each month to Moro and other towns. father, J. M. Parry. Flavoring Extracts of All Kinds Before you start to bake that cake, „ make sure you have the kind of flavoring extract you need— the kind the family likes the best .Our stock is complete and comprises the best known and purest quality ob tainable. D on't take chances with cheapened, unreliable adulterated brands. L- E. Clark was a visitor in M o ro on Monday consulting with County Agent Calkins regarding the work o f the live stock associa tion. H . U. M artin and family were part of the Sherman county dele gation in Portland last week to welcome the return of the 65th coast artillery. •„ Joe Rutledge returned Monday with an honorable discharge from the U. S. navy in his pocket as a first-class cook. His last active service was on the Invincible. W ord receivefpby Mrs. Robert Urquhart from Mrs. L. N. Huis at The Dalles, states that Mrs. W m. Morrison has improved but slight ly and is not able to sit up in bed. Doctors state that it w ill be eeks before Mrs. Morrison six w ill i able to return to M oro. S The prices we charge arc as low as can be, and we are sure you will be more than pleased with the quality and the resulta. THE BASKET GROCERY « e x t ra«-»««* t o H a l a t i a a ’ a > < • « * < > £ « « • > « • < L G .H uit, Prop. J. J. W iley was a near victim of monoxide gas at his home east o f Grass Valley last week, being dis’ covered in time to prevent death from the poison. The engine of his car was permitted to operate in his closed garage while making repairs. . This gas is odorless and tasteless, while its action is rapid. The beat counter action is fresh MORO, OREGON air. Merhodist Church, Sunday. Feb. 23. 1919-—aEMoro. Services as usual at M oro and at Spaulding also it roads w ill per mit use o f car. Dr. Wasser, Dr. Freeman and Dr. Pemberton, forming a Cen tury Team w ill be in M oro Sat urday for a group meeting of the Methodist ministers of Sherman county. Rev. Lamb and Rev. Jackson of Wasco are to be pres- ant, as is Rev. Taber ot GrassVal* ley. Dr. Freeman w ill speak at the 11:15 a.m. service and Rev. Wasser at the evening service. The livestock meeting Wednes day was attended by a few who had decided to buy bulls and by a number who were undecided what4hey would do. A ll present agreed as to the type of organiza tion they wanted to handle the purchase of the bulls Unless an other* change is made all parties wanting bulls w ill meet Wednes day, February 26, at 1 p.m. to de posit the money and arrange for the' purchase. The constitution and by-laws may have to be chang ed in some places and permanent officers w ill be elected. We now have a very complete line of JOHN DEERE & OLIVER GANGS and TRACTOR PLOWS Also Extras, Parts and Shears, to ether with other Stocks. We are prepared to take care of your needs in the Im plement Line. Come in and see us about anything you may need. M o ro H a rd w a re & ' Im p le m e n t C o . L. V. M oore returned Monday from a journey as far east as Chi cago and south as far as New O r leans. The daughter. Miss Cecil, remained in San Francisco for a longer visit. s White Rock Cockerels A few good W hite Rock Cock erels for sale at a reasonable price. If interested write Mrs. A. B. Pot ter, Klondike, O r e g o n . ____ ’ C O C K ER ELS FOR S A L E - Full blood Star Strain White Leghorn Cockerels. For par ticulars phone or write Mrs. W. J Martin, M oro, Ore. 4tj31 Farmers’ State Bank Moro, Oregon Save the Cream By buying the Sharpless Cream Separator I have for sale cheap. Used very little. S. P. Brisbin, M oro. f21-3t* W. H. RAGSDALE, President Cashier G. B. BOURHILL, Baby Chicks and Eggs hatch* Leg! S. C. W hite Leghorn chic from one ing eggs and baby clucks of the best trap nested strains in the Northwest. Breeders are healthy range raised birds full ot life and vigor and w ill produce eggs and chicks of the best quality. Eggs by the setting or incubator lots a specialty. Book your ord ers now, as eggs and chicks from good flocks w ill be scarce this sea- I I ! IH ..H -I I I 1 r f i l l Special Rates 8°Eggs: $2.50 per 15; $10 per 100. Baby Chicks: Less than 100 at 25 cents each; $18 per 100. Terms: 10% deposit with order booked in advance, balance due one week before delivery. First hatch first week in March, second, last week in March. Phone 25F15 Wasco. Arnold Buhman, Wasco, Ore. NEW HOTEL PERKINS :: Fifth and Washington Sts. PO RTLA ND, ORE. Room with privilege of bath, tingle, 75c up; double $1.00 up Room with private bath, tingle $1.50 up; double $2.00 up. Auto Meeti Traint. Street cart from Union Depot pan our door«. Trantfer at 5th and Glitan itreeta from North Bank Depot. White Leghorn Chicks S. C. White Leghorn baby chicks from carefully selected egg- type.* Large, vigorous stock.-Cir cular free. Selwin M iller, Silverton, Ore. I |. H -M -l- M | | l l -j-l-l-l > 1 |. I I I 1 I I 1 1 1 I l I M I I » * I ■K -H -+-W- I H l l l - l - H I l* I H -H -l I I I I I f - H Undertaking Supplies Caskets and Robes always on hand; special supplies and caskets ordered at any time Sam Brisbine, M oro, Oregon. ANNUAL We’re Sailing on Our Way H U N T CLUB to greater things by daily adding more real bargains to our already complete stock. Our judgment in selecting the class of goods we are showing has been fully justi fied by the present condition of the market. SMOKER M o ro T h e a tre M onday, Feb. 2 4 M O V IE M A T IN E E 3 :3 0 FREE TO ALL O ’C L O C K Smoker in the Evening for Membera. All Membera Requested to Attend. Superior and Kentucky Drills Peg Tooth and Disc Harrows Vulcan and Canton Plows Our stock of Plows and Drills, as well as other barm Ma chinery was bought last summer before the advance in Pr 'ce* and are being sold to our customers so that they secure full advantage of these prices. We also have a complete assortment of Paints in ’small size cans. Just the thing for small paint jobs about the house. GINN, COLEMAN & CO. MORO, OREOON
