—
Dr. J. R. Morgan has so far re improvement over the usual hitch.
covered his health as to be able to The Provoost hitch is made with
take short walks each day.
adjustments that take up the side
draft
and makes the seeding of
Mrs. J. E Coleman arrived
grain
a
more sure job.
home Saturday from a two weeks*
Speda/ Offering
of
Men's and Boys’ Sweaters
Reg. Special
Price Sales
Men’s fine Jersey Sweaters..... $3.00 $2.15
3.70
Men’s fine Jersey Sweaters,...,,... ... 4.26
4.60
Men’s Military Jersey Sweaters... 6.00
Men’s Knit Sweater Coats............ 8.00 to 6.70
7.26
Men’s Knit Sweater Coats.,'.......... 8.60
6.05
Men’s Knit Sport Coats............... 7.60
3.20
Black and Gold Knit Jerseys....... 3.76
8.15
Black and Gold Middy Sweatees... 9.00
3.16
Men’s Knit Coats........................... 4.76
6.45
Men’s Sweater Coats................
7.00
2.45
Men’s Sweater C oats....... a ........ . 3.75
Boys’ Knit C oats......... - ............... 2.75 , 1.95
3 65
Boys’ Sweater Coats ...................Zt* 4.60
B u rlin g to n
H o sie ry
For
who demand quality.
ÇER VICEABLE, STYLISH sa d
of splendid quality, Burlin&toa
Hosiery w ill appeal to «vary woman.
W e carry tU s celebrated line in
• variety of fcrude*. Each is made
in the same careftd w ay and is sab*
iect to the same rifcid inspection to
insure its absolute comfort. Come
end inspect these excellent sto rH*ifn
eUBLIMSTON HOSIER!
Biltmore pure Silk H ole
$ 2 .7 6
La Tauraine
.
$ 8 .0 0
M o ro T r a d in g C o
M o ro , O r e g o n
are Arriving
We now have a very complete line of
1
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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.
Mrs. C. L . Ireland, who has
F. E. Fortner has accepted the
been nursing an attack of bron position of manager of the Bank
chitis during the first part of the ot M oro in place of L. Barnuru.
week, is now much better.
who resigned to accept a similar
M . Schade, recently released position with the -First National
from army service, was in M oro at The Dalles. M r. Fortner has
this week to close a deal for the a large circle of friends in Sher
Durchase of the M oro pharmacy. man county who w ill be pleased
to see him again identify himself
H . T . Peugh and family were
with the business interests of this
Saturday visitón in M oro from
county.
Wasco at the home o f Mrs.Peugh’s
The Town Boys’ basket ball
parents. M r. and Mrs. C.G. H u I b .
team of the M oro high school
Man and wife want job on a journeyed to Wasco last Saturday
farm where they can live by them night and attached another scalp
selves.
W rite Wm. Schlicker of the Wasco team to their belt,
Milwaukee. Ore.
. 2tm7 the score being 34 to 26—the cus
A marriage license was issued tomary result which has become a
this week at Portland for ,Stanley habit with the M oro boys. The
Scott and Miss M. F. Sanders, same evening the Grammar grades
daughter of Dr. Jos. Sanders of of the same schools met and M oro
went down to defeat to the tune
M oro.
/
Friends w ill be pleased to know of 25 to 10.
The state election in June will
that M n . W m . Morrison has re
be
of no importance ‘as it may af
covered in health sufficiently to
be able to return to M oro Friday fect the road building in Sherman
county because undoubtedly the
of last week.
The price of the sewing ma highway commission w ill take an
chine in G inn, Coleman & Co.’s adverse vote on A p ril 5 as all
show window is down to $44 and the evidence necessary that we do
w ill drop $1 a day until purchased not want their assistance. In that
SHRUM AN CO..OKBOON:
case the fund Sherman county
by some lucky person.
might have had w ill go to neigh
C. A. Ruff, income tax officer, boring counties. There is abso
w ill be in M oro at the court house lutely no room for argument as to
from and including March 31 to these questions.
..M arch 21. 1919 A p ril 2, to assist anyone in mak
F R ID A Y .
Public meetings for the purpose
ing up their income statements.
(«arena u e » « e IS *. 121.
of discussing the proposed road
L. Barnum and wife were over bond issue for Sherman county
A. r . a A. w. Moro. or.
Meet* the hral and third Sunday visitors in M oro from The
w ill be held at Rufus school house
fcuradav evening» of each
month
Vtailing member« Dalles. The visit was for the pur March 28, Wasco opera house
cordially invited to
meet pose of securing some of their
March 29. Kent school house
«rtlh ua. By order of W . M .
J. M . P a r b t . Secretary. more personal household furnish March 31,M oro opera house A p ril
ings.
1, Grass Valley auditorium A p ril
B e t h le h e m C h a p te r
n o . 78 o. a. a.
Two extra and big attractions at 2. Colored slides of the Colum
Regular communication M oro Theater next week. The bia river highway and other road
I each Zd and 4th Thuraday
Hawaiians Tuesday evening and views w ill be shown during the
.evening« monthly.
(M m . V iv ia n O r n d o r p ,
the famous official war picture, evening. Everyone is urged to
* W orthy Matron
"Am erica’s Answer,” Thursday attend and bring their friends.
R o t K u n im a n , Secretary.
evening,
In attempting to pass another
I he
Our Spring Stocks
visit with her daughter at Corval
An informal invitation has been
issued by Gorman school for their
lis.
Llovdena, the little daughter of friends and neighbors to attend a
M r. and Mrs. Lloyd A . Grimes, basket social at the school house
has recovered from an attack of Saturday evening, March 22d.
Gorman school is decisively on
bronchitis.
the county map in regard to social
Monkland Red Cross Chapter and school activities, and a good
w ill meet Wednesday afternoon. time is assured all who attend.
March 26, at the home of Mrs.
A careful check of the petitions
Neil M cDonald.
for a road bond county election
A .W . Morgan was an over Sun
gives 291 names of registered vot
day visitor in M oro from Port
ers, 91 more than is needed to call
land at the home of his brother.
the election.
As m^ny more
D r. J. R. Morgan.
names
-
were
on
other petitions
5r *
*
J. K
Mersinger and family presented to the court, but as these
were Sunday visitors in .M o ro were not certified by those who
from Wasco at the home of Mr. circulated the petitions the names
and Mrs. L . Grimes.
were not counted.
M o ro H a rd w a re &
Im p le m e n t C o .
I
Farmers’ State Bank
Moro, Oregon
O b s e rv e r
W. H. RAGSDALE,
President
Cashier
G. B. BOURHILL,
f a Paper ibr Stani County.
OT
..M ■-.lOte
A d a m s ÍV o n
ame
A s a F in an cier
John Adams, second president of the
United States, won fame as a financier
when be borrowed $2,000,000 from Hol
land.
He was a firm believer In banking.
Every man who hopes to be a success
in life has a bank account
F a r th e r s E d u c a tio n a l a n d C o - O p e r
a tiv e U n io n o f A m e r ic a
Make up your miod to place a certain
amount of your business profits or Income
io the bank.
M o ro L o c a l N o . 41
Meet» in I . O . O . F . hall each 2nd and 4th
Saturday afternoon.
Viaiting member«
welcome.
W . S. Powell Preaident.
W . H . Ragsdale, Secretary.
We invite an inspection of our banking
methods.
BANK OF MORO
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PRINTING
< :> r« ll« R lly
W aw r
P m tra w a « « .
OUR CUSTOMERS
KNOW
a n d so w ill you after a trial order that it is
“Quality that Counts”
— -AT THE----
A
Basket Grocery
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Merhodist Church, Sunday. Mar.
' 23. 1919—at M oro.
Sunday school at 10 a. m. C. C.
Calkins, superintendent.
On Sunday morning the pastor
w ill exchange pulpits with
Rev. F. R. Jackson of Wasco
The W om en’s Foreign Missionary
Society w ill have charge of
the evening service.
There w ill be no service at Spauld
ing next Sunday.
Proprietor
MORO, OREGON
M l
Look over the farm sale adv. of
Mrs. G. Johnson on page four.
Horses, farm implements, Ford
car and much other property w ill
be sold A pril 3d to the highest
bidder without reservation.
W ithin thirty days the M oro
Pharmacy will have a new pro
prietor, so it will please me very
much to have those owing ac
counts come in and close them.
R. D. Jackson.
Presbyterian Church, Sunday,
March 23,1919—at M oro
A basket social will be held at
10 a.m .' Bible School/ F. E. Fa Fairview school house Saturday
gan. Superintendent.
evening A pril 5th. It goes with
11 a. m. Special services. Mem
out
saying that all who attend will
bership Day.
R oll call of
have
an enjoyable evening. The
members; each member w ill
respond with a verse of scrip occasion is for the benefit of the
ture. Reception o f new mem school. •
bers.
Five bottom dump grave, wa
5 p.m, Junior Endeavor.
5:45 p.m. Senior Endeavor.
gons of 2 # yard capacity for use
7:30 p.m. Evening Worship.
on Sherman county roads have
A t Monkland.
arrived li t Wasco. This is part of
2:00 p.m. Bible Schoo,. M. G. the equipment ordered some time
Melzer, superintendent.
ago by the court from Geo. N.
2:45 p.m. Membership Day ser
’;
vice. Roll cal, and L o rd ’s Crosfield.
supper.
This week was the first word re
B Trueblood Smith, Pastor. ceived at this office of the arrival
of a 10# pound son at the B. F.
Mrs. Pearl Edwards was a week Peetz home on February 26. The
end visitor in Spokgne last week. proud parents have named the
Remember Mullikin, the harness boy Carl W illiam , after his two
man, is now at Wasco. Cali and aee grand fathers.
him.
Next door to Meat Market
C. G. HULS
Church Announcements
V. C. Brock, federal land loan
appraiser for this district, was a
visitor in the county this week at
the G. N. Crosfield home at Was
co. Mr. Brock is a former resi
dent of Sherman county.
I
i i i i i i» » < n 1 1 1 -1 -1 1 1 4 11 »
u n i t H -H + fH H w
S p e c ia l R a te s
NEW HOTEL PERKINS f
Fifth and Washington Sts.
. PO RTLA ND, ORE.
car in front of the Dillinger place
near DeMoss last Saturday even
ing, Collis Moore ran into a horse
and buggy driven by Edw. New
ton. The buggy was demolished
and injuries to the horse made it
necessary to shoot the animal, a I I I H I H - 1 I I l l » H -4 » l »
race horse that was a family pet.
Both occupants of the buggy were
thrown out, M r. Newton injuring
his shoulder and his son receiving
numerous cuts from the wind
shield glass. The Moore car is
reported to have skidded and
pushed the buggy nearly 100 feet
before coming to a stop on its side
with both front fenders, lamps,
radiators, etc., smashed up. The
occupants of the car crawled out
through a hole cut in the back
curtain. E. A. Cushman brought
father and son to *D r. Poley at
M oro. Those in the car escaped
injury, secured another car and
continued to Wasco to the basket
ball game. *
Room with privilege of both, tingle,
75c up; double $1.00 up
Room with private bath, tingle $1.50
up; double $2.00 up.
Auto Meett Train». Street cart from
Union Depot pass our doort.
Trantfer at 5th and Glitan atreeta from
North Bank Depot.
h I I I I I I 1 1-H 4 1 1 -H -H 1 I 1 I 1 H +
We’re Sailing on Our Way
The State Highway Commission
is expeettng Sherman county to
do but one thing on A p ril 5th—
either to be in position to ask the
Highway Commission to assist in
building state aid roads through
Sherman county or else say plain
ly that we wish trt build our own
roads in our own way and where
we please. After A p ril 5 U w ill
be too late for another chance to
decide,this question. The state
highway commission has not an
overabundance of funds—when
the amount of roads to be built
are. considered — and Sherman
county decides on A p ril 5th wheth
er we want state aid roads or not.
Now is the time to secure funds
from the state. At a later date
the money w ill be appropriated
to other road project! and we will
only have our own funds. It it •
simple business proposition to ac
oept a partnership on terms such
as the highway commission ¡snow
Mrs. L. V. Moore, president of
Mrs J. C. W right has been the ’ Red Cross Chapter, advises
quite sick with an attack o f pleur- the Observer that the “ old clothes
Usy.
drive” for war sufferers and refu
Mrs. Lewier Brown of Portland gees w ill be March 24 to 31 inclu
I has been a visitor at the S. P. Bris sive. Allotment for Kloro is 800
pounds, and any donations can be
bin home.
left at Ginn, Coleman & Co.’s
The next meeting o f the Fair-
view and Gorman schools Com store.
Provoost & Son delivered to H .
munity Club w ill be on the even
ing of Saturday, A p ril 11th, at H . Christianson a tractor hitch for
hit drill», harrows, etc., that it an able to offer.
Gorman.
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.
Superior and Kentucky Drills
Peg Tooth and Disc Harrows
Vulcan and Canton Plows
O ur stock of Plows and Drills, as well as other Farm Ma
chinery was bought last summer before the advance in prices
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, OREGON
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