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Presbyterian— M oro.
c iv il aenrice
.-imuni&aion haa announced an exam i- er,
Friday night the pupils sod teach
Mrs. Lola E. H arris, of the Da- Sunday school 10 a. m.
u n c i l OREG ON.
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I nation to be held at Kent, Oregon, on
gcbeol gave a H a llo w ’een party
’ Peered m ~<o.d dam m.ner at the November l i s t . 1919.
the poa.tion for the parents. About 46 w e r . p r w -
m Moro. Oregoe. J e b 2S. 1891. of
postmaster at that place.
The ! ent> a u having a good tim e p l^ in «
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o f'th e postmaster at th is . gamea w ith plenty o f ja ck -o ’lanterns,
F R ID A Y
November 7. 1919 office waa >531 for the last IMcal year ^hoeUt, and w itches. E lsie O gle very
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elg ib le for t h i. exam ination an nicely took the part o f a gyp sie, ta il-
applicant must be a citizen of the ing a ll their fortunes. Refreshm ents
c . L . I r e l a n d ..............Manager. ! United States, must actually reside consisting of hot baked beans, gin ger
w ithin the delivery of the office, and bread, pumpkiti pie, and eider were
have ao resided at the tim e the pres- served.
Before the • party
e n t vacancy
o ccurred.
Appl‘<* “5*
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- closed it . warn
. . vot
must have reached |£ e ir 21st birth-
to m eet again in the school house
I day, if a man. or their 18th birthday. Sunday at 10 a.m . and organise a
¡f a woman, on the day of the exam i- Sunday School. Sunday morning moat
j^ tion .
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of the people o f the community met
F ull information concerning the re-
elected the fo llo w in g officers:
- M y C o u n tr y T . s a* T h e o . » * —
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qutremenU of the exam ination may , Superir.ter-dent. R. C. Byers.
! be secured from the postmaster at the,, * Secretary, W’illia m McKinney.
A ssistant Secretary, Elmer Newton.
place of vacancy, or from the c iv il
service com m ission. W ashington,D .C .
Music Director, G. G. DeMoaa.
Teachers and other officers are to
I A pplication, should be pioperly exe-
cuted
^1«! with the eom.nisaioc be elected next Sunday. The first
Remember M ullikin, the harness at W’ashingtor, D.C. in tim e to ar- Sunday's collection was >4.16. An
man. is now at W ash,. Call and see range for.the exam ination of the ap- orchestra is to be organized and music
w ill start at 9:45. Every body ia
him .
plicant.
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welcome to our Sunday School.
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Circuit Court Jury List
Permanent Agency
For
The
F o rd s o n T ra c to r
And
F a rm
th e
F o rd s o n
T ra c to r
Im p le m e n ts
Headquarters at Moro
DesChutes Motor Company
R. S. Goff, Manager
W e will be pleased to demonstrate the
possibilities of the Fordson Tractor to
any interested party by appointment.
Will Appreciate Your Acquaintance
C o ld F e e t
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Why Have Cold Feet?
irich H o t W a te r
Bottles
The Best Rubber
K. SCHADE, Prop.
Preaching at 11 a. m.
Office on First street,
Christian Endeavor 6:30 p. m.
Preaching 7:30 p. m.
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Choir practice Monday 7:30 p.m. M O R O .
Bible study Wednesday 7:30 p. m.
Dr. C. E. Gard *
D E k N 'T IS T
Monkland
Sunday School 2 p. m.
Preaching at 3 p m .
A ll are made welcome at these
Office in the Bank of M oro build
services.
ing. upstairs.
Elm er E. McVicker.
MORO,
OREGON
Pastor.
Christian Science Society
Services will be held in the D R . W A L T E R W . H A R T
church building on Main street at
11 o’clock. Subject, 'Adam and
Fallen M an.”
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Testimonial services are held
Wednesday evenings at 8 o clock.
V o it Bldg.
Sunday school in room at rear
entrance of church at 11 a.m. Pu T H E D A L L E S . - O R E G O N
pils up to the age 20 are welcome
to these classes
, The reading room at the rear
entrance to the church building is
open every Friday from 2 until 4
Physician and Surgeon.
p.m., where the Bible and all au
thorized Christian Science litera
Moro, Oregon.
ture may be read, bought or bor
rowed.
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Office in residence.
Tne public is cordially invited
to attend the church services and
visit the reading room.
Residence phone M 72
Office phone 463
Celebrates 5ttfc Weddug Aaaiversary
The fo llo w in g is the lis t o f jurors
drawn for aervee s t the November
term o f Circuit Court, which convenes
at Moro on Monday, November 17th:
Moa>: Clarence Mersinger, J . F.
F o e s... W. C. F u ller, J . E. Coleman,
Geo. Hennigan, R. P. Hulae.
Grass V a lle y : Gua Engstrom, M.
C. M eifert, W. R. D ugger, E llis
Hughes, L. D. May, T. J . C oyle, F.
R. M essinger.
W asco: Fred Medler, C I. Dun
lap, l.A . Coffey, Floyd Loom is, E .E .
Kaseberg, T. E. F ields.
K ufua: A le x . McNab, J . S. Fow
ler, C.M . Kuyper, H .R . Herrin,
K ent: J .C . H artley, Fred Haynes,
W ilber H aggerty, George H ow ell, J .
U . Leonard, C. A. Gilm ore,
K londike: J . T. Johnson, Ray-
mond Morehouse.
Wedneeday, November
12th Dr. fr e e z e w ill
again be at Ellsw orth
H otel parlors in Moro
to practice his profession. Free con
sultation to a ll and every pair of
gla sses guaranteed. Comfort, sty le
and quality assured.
Seventeenth
year of practice, aixth year in Sher
man county. A t Kent November 10th
Gram V alley 11th, Wasco 13th.
D E N T IS T
D r. C. L . P o k y
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O m er Sayrs, 24-foot cut with motor. This harvetter
it in fine shape and ready to go into the field. .Lots
of new parts with the outfit. M r. Sayrs has bought a
N E W H O L T .,
The L . V . M oore Harris harvester for sale. This is
the light 18-foot machine with motor. Run only two
seasons. A H O L T T A K E S IT S P L A C E .
The Jess Landry Harris harvester for sale. This is
the light 18-foot machine with motor. Run only 23
days. A H O L T W IL L T A K E IT S P L A C E .
r For further particulars see O m er Savrs. L .
C. R. Morrison, Jess Landry, or
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Moore,
Geo. N . Crosfield, W asco, O re .
WE ARE AGENTS FOR THE
JOHN DEERE and OLIVER PLOWS
J.. Carks Ghormley, NIL
T h om as,
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
V a n b r u n t,
M o n it o r a n d
S u p e r io r
N ineteen children and grand c h il
dren met on Tuesday, November 4th,
at the F . L_ Lambom borne in Wasco
in honor o f the 50th wedding anniver
sary o f Mr. and Mrs. J . P. Royae, of
Office opp. Holeh Sherman
Lebanon, Oregon, who w ith a n iece,
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Mrs. Eva Gordon, o f Portland, have I VV A M A J ,
been v is itin g w ith their children in
Sherman county. Mrs. Lambom is
the youngest daughter. A moat deli
cioua dinner was served in three
courses. C. S ' Royae and fa m ily ,
from Moro, were among those attend
ing. The follow in g day, Wednesday,
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Royae, Mrs. Gor
don, and Mr. and Mr«. F .L . Lambom,
EYES EXAMINED
re guest« in Moro at the C. S.
GLASSES FITTED
Royse home.
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In its ninth year of grow ing suc-
as the Pacific International L ive
stock Exposition w ill be given at
Portland, Oregon, the week of Novem
ber 17 to 22 under the roof o f a new
paviIlion covering 7J acres and repre
senting an investm ent of nearly half
m illion dollars.
Three thousand
pure bred anim als in the cattle,horses,
sheep, sw ine, and go^t elapses have
been entered. Eleven states are rep
resented in the exh ib its. Coincident
with the Exposition w ill be held the
extensive exh ib its and practical edu
cational program of the Western
Dairy Products Show. The annual
conveniton of the Western Dairy In
structors’ A ssociation w ill also be
held in conjunction.
Harris Harvesters for Sale
Dr.T. DeLarhue
EYESIGHT SPECIALIST
Iw lllt t i.
INFLUENZA
starts with a Cold
Ike talles. Ore
Phone 1111
K ill th e CokL A t tb s brat''
m u i n ta k a
Dr. F. W
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H I L L 'S
ttSCAMt>QUININI
r«— 4w <«« t# V«Wt
tablet f o r iw -A i« . sure. a®
break« wg « «0*4 ? Z4
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D R IL L S
C h a ta m
M ills
F a n n in g
W e have a good stock of
U M l-FIIIT CUTOUT DOUBLE ICIIKfi DISCS
Also we Carry a complete line of Furniture, Ranges and
Heaters, and remember the Famous Z Line of Engines and
Fairaday Washing Machines.
EYE 8 P E C IA U 8T
lo r o H ard w are A Im plem ent Co.
Wickereham Optical Co., 617-18
Oregonian Bldg.
PORTLAND. O REG O N
M ORO, OREGON
| W i l l visit M o ro on regular schedule every
two weeks. W a tc h for announcem ent.
B«4
w ith
ptetwr«.
to p
M r.
A t A tt
hot «
S tu r b a
Phone
S a le s m a n W a n t e d
H o u n by Appointm ent
DR. C. H. ÏOHNS
We want an active, in te llig en t man
with car. who can g iv e references as
to his r e lia b ility , to handle farm
ligh tin g and power plants in his home
O ffice at Residence.
d istrict. Experience not necessary.
E xclusive territory and b ig pay to
R. S. Goff reports two Fordson the right man. W rite or w ire if you
tractor sales this week that are of
i q ualify, Stark-D avis Co., 212
more than usual importance.
One Third S t., Portland, Oregon.
is a Fordson to Roy Barnett, of
Kent, who takes a disc, plow, and
Statement of Ownerskip
Fordson with electric lig h t equip
M anagem ent, e tc ., required by the act
ment. The other sale was to Guy of Congre«« of August 24, 1912, of the
Hoskinson, also at Kent, who takes a Sherman County O bserver, published
plow and Fordson equipped with fend weekly at M o ro .O re g o n .fo r O cto ber, 1919
State o f O regon,
ers and top. A ll machinery mention
C o u n ty of S h erm an ,
ed are of Fordson manufacture and
Befcare m e, a notarv p ub lic, io
b uilt to operate with Fordson tractor and for the stale and county aforesaid, per-
A man can buy rubber tires for his ton ally appeared C . L . Irelan d w ho. hav
Fordson w heels for use when trucking ing been duly «worn according to law,
depose« and «ay« that he w the E d ito r,
on the road and can also buy a sickle Publisher and O w ner of the Sherman
bar that w ill fit mechanisms built in County Observer and that the follow ing ia
the machine that changes the tractor to the best of hi« knowledge and b elief, a
to a se lf propelled mowing machine true statement o f the ownership, manage- I
Chiropractor
JOB PRINTING
W e
C e v illia lly
M o lic i«
Y ow r
P a lio a s g e .
MORO, ORE.
T h i s is T h e T i m e
MORO PHARMACY
Phon«
J. R. Morgan
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O F T H E Y E A R FOR
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P ro sp e c tiv e B u ild ers
Wc Announce the Appointment of
Q . E. G w y n n e
K lo n d ik e , O r e g o n
as Sherman and Wasco County Representative
for the
ALLISON T
1 BIIINEI
The device that has been properly termed
P E R F E C T IO N IN •’ H O T S P O T S ” "
and that is revolutic nizing the automobile world
DO OFFICIAL TESTS
“ MEAN ANY THING
Vaacasver A M aaasUe O sh
July 7 1919 with a M axwell over a 7.9 m ile eourae
M .ka per g a iij e w ith •at burner............................
17.2
Miles per gallon w ith b u r n tr ................................. T7.9
Wester« Washaagtsa A r t m i W f Clah
November 17. 1918. w ith a F aigy over an 82 m ile course
Miles per gal lea w ithout burner............................
12.1
Miles per gallon w ith burner . ? .......................20.0
0reg»a State Hatar A m aria ha«
February 21. 1919. w ith a Dodge over a 34 m ile course
Miles per gallon without burner...........................
18.8
Miles per gallon w ith burner................................... 24.8
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and bear tn mind the fact that after the burner was installed
DISTILLATE — A MUCB CHEAPER FU EL — WAS USED
Let ua «end you our booklet. “ Milas at H alf Coat’ ’
IT WILL PAY YOU TO INVESTIGATE
R eadily in s ta lls! on any autom obile, truck, or tractor at a moderate
coat and under a positive guarany backed by a half m illion dollar ear-
poration composed o f representative business men of the Northwest.
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J a g e r & E d w a r d ^ S t a t e D is t r ib u to r s
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N o rth
B ro a d w a y ,
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Profiteers and manipulators of cor
ners in the necessaries of life have
no philanthropy. They will sell abroad
if selling abroad Is more profitable
than the domestic markets, says Bal
timore American. But the time Is at
hand when Americans are entitled to
consideration in return for the unsel
flshness and sacrifice which they prac
ticed daring the war. Otherwise con
ditions will become Intolerable.
In English law. the deceased «rife*«
sister can be m arried, but not the de
ceased
husband’s brother. I f
the
la tte r Is confronted w ith the long and
hard legal b attle which the form er
had to carry on fo r her m atrim onial
rights, h r w ill probably quit the con
test tn distrust and rest satisfied w ith
m arrying out o f the fkm lly. >
Judging fro m th e casualties i eport ad
among enthnsiaetK scientist« who am
•c e k ln g to evolve t h e tr own intoxteantw
the price o f «toma ~h putaps
la tina far
Subacribe for the Observer.
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Theo.Beletski, D.V.S.
VETERINARIAN
T o S e le c t a n d P lan fo r C o n s tr u c tio n
W o rk E a rly N e x t S p rin g
OUR FREE PLAN BOOK CAN BE HAD ANY TIME
N e a rly e v e ry o n e m a k e s so m e c h a n g e in
th e p la n s e le c te d a n d b y u s in g o u r s e r
v ic e n o w y o u ca n ta k e m o re tim e to
th o r o u g h ly d is c u s s th e p la n s w ith a ll in
te re s te d , h e lp us to g e t s p e c ia l m a te ria l
in seaso n, a n d y o u s e c u re w o rk m e n e a rly
ALL THIS MEANS A SAVING TO YOU
In te rs ta te Stock I
e x a m in e r of
W ASCO
OREGON
Telephone M ain 502
D r . S anders
Moro, Orogoo
VETERINARIAN
a h o rizo n ta l Increase.
Pocdand,
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Is the doughnut to be the enduring
symbol of the grest war? That may
well happen. Symbolism Is often ac
cidental and unconscious. A compart
tlvely trivial epls«»de may crystallise
the imagination and provide the en
daring record, says Philadelphia In
qolrer. Why should not the dough
nut have this honorable office as well
as any other Implement? By all ac
counts It played a high part at the
front. The figure of the Salvation
Army girl frying doughnuts might well
stand in the most conspicuous niche
of the new temple of fame.
ment, e tc ., of the aforesaid publication for j
the date ihow n in the above caption, re
quired by the Act of August 24, 1912, e m
bodied in «ection 443. poatal law« and reg
ulation«, towit:
T hat the name and addreae of the pub
lisher, editor, managing editor, and bust-
ncm manager ia C . L . Ire la n d , M o ro , O re .
T hat the owner ia the «aid C .L .Ir e la n d .
There is abaolutety no one who hold«
mortgage, bond, note pr other debt
against the «aid newspaper its equipm ent
or building.
Signed C . L . Ireland.
Subscribed to and «worn before me thi«
20th day of O ctober, 1919.
W . C . Bry««rt. notary public.
M y commission expire« O ctober 6, 1920.
T o M y Patrons: If you cannot <«< "»«
direct by phone at Moro, please call r oaa
A C o .’s garage, who «rill p ro m p tly notify
I return to town.
TUM-A-LUM LUMBER CO.
O- C. PIERCE, Manager
MORO,
OREGON