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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (April 2, 1920)
AI way« read the Observer. We quote you a few bed rock prices on groceries. Our Effective since A pril ist. c o m p le te '.lin e h as b e e n s la s h e d . • ■ ■■• cut and Saginaw Matches per box.......... i......... ....<....................dozen 70c Del Monte canned beets No. 2 t i n . . . . . ..................... " eac^ ^ ,c Great American Coffee lib. tin ..................................... “ ^5c ««• << . *i • ** • ........... .............. ** 95c Genuine Peabury Coffee in drums, per lb...........4........ Booth jSarcHnes, regular 30c............................................. now 23c Campbell’s Soups, regular 15c........................................now ^ | c H Columbia River Shad, No. 2 tall tin .................... ........ 2 cans 45c Preserves in 1 pint glass jar.................................. ...... v eacJ\ Tomato Sauce, No. 1 tin. — eac^ P R IC E S A N D Q U A L IT Y M O R O T R A D IN G C O . - - " OREGON O h w c rv <■»• M u k « , SHERMAN «'O..OKÏOON Our Motto ¿'.il ' Official Paper for Shcraaa U p . F R ID A Y ~ ..........7 A p ril 2, 1920 IS » • • • • • • “All we can give . for the money; —not all we can get for the goods”. C iir e u uodv» N a. 121. A. F. A A M. soro. or. with us. By Meets tbe first and third hursdav evenings of each month Visiting members cordially invited to weet order of W . M . J. M . P a r r y . Secretary. B e th le h e m D o n ’t b e t a k e n i n with the idea that the character our goods means corresponding height in cost. W e shall glad to dispel that idea if you w ill call and see us. We want you to know a dollar here buys more than elsewhere. W e have a few stoves left-bought at the old price--and we will give our customers the benefit L. Barnum and wife were visiting Presbyterian Church Announcements io Moro Thursday from The Dallas. Monk land Church: Remember Mullikin, the harness There w ill he no services next Sun man, is now at Wasco. Call and see day hut w ill participate in the Easter him. services in town. Moro Church : Mrs. N eita McKinney is reported quite sick at their farm home south Sunday School at 10 a. m. The first 20 minutes w ill be given to the of Moro. - lesson and then the Easter program Motor High Speed hand power w ill he rendered. washing machine for aale. Alex Easter service and communion at Hunter, Moro. - . . * e 11 a. m .; annual Congregational Cedar fence poet§ for sale in car meeting when church treasurer gives loads lots. Address A. F. Hoover, his report; election of officers; Dedi- Gresham, Oregon. catorial prayer. ♦ This service w ill be interspersed with special music. Be sure to attend the baseball All are invited to this service and game Saturday afternoon, Ione High especially the members of the church School vs. Moro High School. and congregation. Christian Endeavor, 6:30j>. m. The M .'E. Sunday School w ill hold Come let us worship together on their Easter exercises Sunday night Easter Sunday. 7:30. A ll are invited to,attend. Elmer E. McVicker, Pastor. * Mrs. E. R. Hickson expects to leave thia week for Portland where Methodist Church Announcements: she w ill v isit with her son, Jack. . ' Moro Church ' A good supply of Utah lump and Sunday School at IODO a.m. R ock Springs coal is now on hand at May we not have a full attendance. the Moro Tumalum Lumber Co yard. C h a p te r n o . 78 o. x. s. Regular communication leach 2d and 4th Thursday .evenings monthly. ¡ M rs . V iv ia n O r n d o r f , __ __ W orthy Matron R o y K u n s m a n . Secretary. F a r m e r * E d u o a tio n a l a n d C o - O p e r a t iv e U n io n o f A m e r lo e M or o L o c a l N o . 41 Meets in I .O . O . F . hall each 2nd and 4th Saturday afternoon. Visiting members welcome. W . S. Powell President. ' W . H . Ragsdale, Secretary. DeMoes Springs Union Sunday School at the DeMoss Springs school house at 10DC a.m. Mixed wheat and barley hay for Every body is invited to attend. sale at the ranch. H. C. lhompson, Moro, Oregon., phone 27 h 22. 4tm29* Christian Science Society: Surveying crews were busy the last Services in the Church building,. two weeks running lines for the new electric power line to be built from Main street, at 11 a.m. Subject: “ U nreality.” z W asco south. Testimonial services each Wednes P. B. Long and family are visiting day evening, 8 o ’clock. Sunday School, rear church en at the Fleck orchard, Rufus, from Portland. Mrs. Long is a sister to trance, 10:16 a.m. Pupils up to the age of 20 are welcome. Mrs. L. B. Payne. Reading room,rear church entrance, 412,469, meals, 123,584 beds were open each Friday from 2 until 4 p.m., supplied in 32 Salvation Army Indus where the Bible and all authorized trial Homes in the western territory Christian Science literature may be of the United States last year. read, bought or borrowed. The public is cordially invited to Evening service Sunday at the Presbyterian church has been with attend the church services and visit drawn on account of • Easter special the reading room. services at the Methodist church. H. U. Martin, manager of the Notes From DeMoss Springs Tum-a-Lum Lumber Co. branch yard at The Dalles, is recovering from an Mr. W. E. Newton went to Grass uttack of smallpox following a siege Valley to attend to business. of the flu. A program w ill be given at the Mrs. F. E. Fagan entertained the De Moss Sunday School Eaater morn teachers of Moro schools Saturday ing at 10 o ’clock. A big basket din evening. The occasion being in honor ner w ill follow the program. Bring of the birthday anniversary of Mr your basket and come. Fagan, principal of the school. Ttfe first picnic of the season in the The De Moss Bros, w ill give in park”was given by the losing side of structions on Cornet, Piano, Violin, a hygienic contest in the school. Cap Guitar, Banjo, and other musical in tains were Chester Peetz winning struments; only a limited number of side, Elsie Ogle losing. students’ w ill be accepted. Write or The boys of the De Moss Sunday call at De Moss Springs. School have organized a class the L. L. Peetz U , hauling lumber for name of which is “ The Kpights of the 6-room .farm residence he w ill the Round T able.” Ray Messinger soon build on the Ttxld farm bought was elected president and Cheater last year. When finished the place Peetz secretary. w ill be occupied by his brother Ben The contest between the Loyal F., who has the farm under lease. Daughters and the Knights of the The workmen began remodeling the Round Table for the beat suggestions Presbyterian manse on Monday, when on how to improve the Sunday School it is completed the Presbyterian peo was won by the Loyal Daughters. The ple w ill have a hoyae with all the judges were, Mrs. R. C. Byers, R. modern improvements in the pastor’s C. Harris and G. G. De Moss. The home for their comfort and enjoyment. boys have already made plans to give Garage for sale -Building 50x100, the girls a hard time party. » with fall cement floor, 40 cars stor age, has agency for Chevrolet, Dort Wait for Dr. Freeze, if and Keo cars. Work 4 men and later you need eye service. w ill work 8 or 9. Complete equip Trips each month to I For bargains in used tires and re ment. Price $7000. A lex Hunter, Moro and other towns. paired casings, in moat all the sizes, Moro, Oregon. see the Wasco Vulcanizing Co., Guy The Salvation Army distributed Do not forget the great Intdr-Church Chamness, proprietor. 650,032 pounds of coal to the poor of World Movement County Convention the western half of the United States New Superior single disc drill and on April 9 at 1 :30 and 7:30 p. m. atxtionary thbreshing outfit for sale. when the Btate team w ill render th$ last year. 20 h.p. gasoline engine, 20 inch sepa program consisting of five members Arthur Foster, a fariner from rator, cook house. All in good shape. including stereopticop views and North Dakota visiting in Oregon, ad Terms to suit purchaser. John Hast splendid music. dressed two meetings in this county ings, Moro. Wednesday regarding the working of For Sale—The Buckley ranch of No.4. 1100 acres near Maupffi. 6400 acres at $22.00 per acre. Two the non-partisan league in that state. Ditch water right paid on 60 acres. ' thousand acres under cultivation, fif Mr. Foster stated that the league has taken off all limitations as to state 225 acres in fall wheat. All stock, ) teen hundred acres more tillab le land. including 27 head of cattle, 16 head of i Good bunch gTass pasture. For fur debt, put all public utilities under colts and horses, and 25 head of hogs, ther particulars, address C. A Buck state ownership, and increased taxes and the machinery can go with place, I ley, Grass Valley, Ora. 4ta2 300 per cent. Plenty of water, fair buildings. A A ll members of the two church mighty fine bunch of all year pasture I The Presbyterian people have been MORO, OREOON choir* and all others who w ill assist wanting a piano in their church for goes with this place. Easy terms. are requested to meet at Masonic Hall some little time and this week the For terms and prices write to Saturday evening at 8 o ’clock for the W. C. Hanna, Dufur, Oregon. Dorcas society purchased an instru purpose of preparing special music ment and installed the »»me. This for the Knight Templar Sunday after places the church in the position noon meeting? All owners of books where they may have music either on with the song entitled “ Hold the the organ or piano to suit those who Fort” are requested to loan them or are rendering the music. bring them. The proposed two mill tax levy bill Editor and Mrs. Ireland returned for elementary schools that it to be Wednesday afternoon from a visit at referred to the people at the May Portland, where Mrs. Ireland, who election provides that two m ills shall had preceded Mr. Ireland several IN T H R E E M O D E L S be levied on all the property of the days, was house guest of Mr. and state but that the money raised in Mrs. L. K. Moore at their Irvington each county »ball be used entirly by home. Saturday afternoon Mrs the schools of that county. This does Moore entertained all former Moro i not take the place of the per capita ladies who are now residents of Port ! tax but may take the place of part of land, numbering about 46, and a most the special tax. By the plan of di delightful time was had from accounts vision each one teacher school in this of those present. county w ill receive $766 more than it We «re able to make immediate delivery on the oversize 20-35 fro... There wait a chairman’s and officer’s has been accustomed- to receive grace l . may , luncheon held at the Presbyterian our warehouse any time. Other sizes can be delivered from factory County Superintendent. church on Tuesday evening and even ith the terrific storm on there were For the present the state land branch .on 10 day notice. - 27 present from the Monk land and board has money loan on first mort Moro churches. The waiting period gages on lands based upon conserva We will have a big work hi g supply of extra parts in stock next was occupied in viriting and listening tive valuations. One person may to the instrumental program rendered borrow as much as $5000, payable one month. Before this comes in, any order for parts received at our At 7 p. m. year after date, but so long as the in by Mrs. Roy Kunsman. they were seated around the table to terest is paid promptly it may run for Wasco oifiee before 4 p.m. can be shipped from factory branch at ten years. The interest is six per partake of the splendid dinner pre cent. Service ia'prompt, not any red pared by the members of the Dorcas society. Mr. McVicker acted as the Spokane next day. . tape about it, only a few simple buai toastmaster and during the hour ad ness requirements. The state of Ore dresses were made by different ones gon needs interest for its school fund from the various branches of the or and has this money to loan while it ganiaation and counseling on the may last. I f you need money, inves tigate and be convinced that it is the different lines of work to be carried on under the new era systematic plan best place to borrow. W. C. Bryant, for different work in building up tbe attorney state land board for Zher- a a_. —* - — furniture, Rugs, Lineoleums, Paints, Glass and Oils igea'j fcr t o t a l t e l a 1 Co. Lines of Muboiy, tb Tftrtor aad Maytag Wa^ag M ato GINN, COLEMAN & CO. Yuba Ball Tread Tractors O regelar M wersize • <070 iim b . O’Meara Supply and Implement Company Wasco, Oregon Heritage of Happiness ASTER morning all mankind step* forth light hearted, ruddy faced, with * — sparkling eyes. Cares and worries are forgotten in the radiant beauty of spring weather. Q What matter if an occasional shower of raindrops comes—the long golden hoard of summer sunshine is safe in store—a free heritage of happiness for the benefit of every living thing. Whoever forms an affiliation with an Institu tion like ours is subscribing to another kind of happiness—the happiness of financial in dependence—the prestige of right association. Courtesy, responsibility and everything that spells satisfaction in a banking connection await you here. Twenty sacks Early Bart seed wheat for sale by Homer D. Belshe, Moro, phone 2F15. *2 S e e us, w h e re y o u b u y c h e a p e r a n d y o u r m o n e y g o es f a r th e r . MORO Local Ckarch B a n k of M o ro M oro, O reg o n . HESS SHEEP DIP the best for Mangy, Scabby or Lousy Animals KEEP YOUR STOCK CLEAN Saves You Money M O RO PHARMACY K. SCHADE, Prop. R hone 303 WE ARE AGENTS FOfc THE JOHN DEERE and OLIVER PLOWS T h o m a s, V an b ru n t, M on itor a n d S u p erio r D R IL L S Chatam Fanning Mills We have a good stock of [IGHT-POIHI CUTOUT DOUBLE M G DISCS Also we carry a complete line of Furniture, Range» and Heaters, and remember the Famous Z Line of Engines and Fairaday Washing Machines. lo r n H ard w are & Im plem ent ('«. MORO, OREOON x . F O S S - & C O . in c M O RO , O RE. GARAGE Blacksmith and Machine Shop Firestone T IR E S Sl* Gas, Oils, Grease and Accessories Auto Repairing and Storage Iron, Steel and Call, H irJw ool Cirriae and Waon Material. JOB PRINTING
