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Lacal CLarck AaSMftttttttte
Right quart* of milk for ialo.
13.25 a month d eliver^ . Inquire at
Presbyterian Church Announcements
Cooley** store.
Monk land Church:
Miss Eunice Colema was a week-
Sunday School at 1 JO p. m.
at
end visitor from The Dali
Preaching service at 2 JO p. m.
home of her parents.
Moro Church:
A crank for an automobile has been
Sunday School. 10 a. m.
found and left at this office for the
In connection with the Sunday-
owner who can identify it.
School hour w ill be held cradle roll
For your outing and summer
ner hats
hat» J promotion program.
All mothers are
in; itp<i
go to Moro Trading Co. A complete invited.
; stock to choose from at pre war
Preaching, second sermon on “ The
prices.
Significance of the First Pentacost,’*
Judge J . T. W halley, who has been at 11 a. m.
Christian Endeavor, 7 XX) p. m.
visiting with his daughter, Mrs. Otto
Preaching, 8 XX) p. m.
| Peetz, returned Monday to his home
Choir
practice, Monday, 8 XX) p. m.
at Portland.
Bible study, Wednesday, 8 XX) p. m.
We
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You are Looking For
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Look Them Over.
Convince Yourself.
Make Your Cash Go Farther.
W e Guarantee to Make Your Dollars
Buy More at This Store
N o. 4 O’Cedar M ops, e a c h ............
S u n b rite C leanser, 3 p k g s ......
S ea F o a m P ow der, 3 pkgs ...........
L u x , 2 pkgs ...................................
• T a r a n d Hose b a th to ile t soap,
3 c a k e s .......... ................. :.........
G ly c e rin e a n d W hite to ile t soap,
4 b ars .................... .................. »
G o ld e n W est Coffee, 5 lb tin ....
S c h illin g s B a k in g Pow der, 5 lb
tin for
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1.25 P o rk a n d B ean s, D elM o n te b ra n d
S m a ll c a n , 6 f o r ........ ...........
25c'
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M ed iu m c an , 3 f o r ......... .......
85c
No. 2 c a n , 3 for ......... ............
27c
N o. 3 c a n , G for .... . .............
P
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Leaf L a rd , 10 lb p a il .......
25c
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5 lb p ail ........
25c C a rn a tio n W h ea t F la k e s, larg e
size pkg. p e r p k g ....................
2.65
L ittle G ia n t A x le G rease, No. 1
tin e , 12 c a n s ...............................
2.35
55c
50c
55c
1 45
2.75
145
4*>c
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M O R O T R A D IN G C O .
U Piar fer t e s L x:;.
FR ID A Y ................April 30. 1920
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“ A ll we c an give
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Meets the first and
third
hursdav evening« of each
V isiting member«
month
cordially invited to
wee«
m oney;
— n o t all we can
get fo r th e goods”
with us.
B , o .d y ol W .
B tth la h a m
C h a p te r
no . 78 o . E. s.
R egular com m unication
each 2d and 4(h Thursday
% evenings m o n th ly.
¡M ss. V ivian O rnuorf . .
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t W o rth y M atron
R ot K unswan . Secretary.
D o n ’t b e t a k e n i n with the idea that the character
of our good» mean» corretpondin* height in coM. W e »hall
be ¿Ud to dispel that idea if you will call and »ee u«. We
want you to know a dollar here buy. more Aan elsewhere.
W e have a few stoves left-bought at
the old price—and we will give
our customers the benefit
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F a r m e r s E d u c a t io n a l a n d C o - O p e r ­
a t iv e U n io n o f A m s r t e s
M oro L ocal N o . 41
Paints, G lass and Oils
Apxî hr Inffsaliawl Himsur Co. Lbs of Machinery,
the Tsii Tractor lid Maytag Wishing M aia
GINN, COLEMAN & GO.
M ORO, OREGON
Yuba Ball Tread Tractors
(i-iO regular
Wo are ab le to
M ODELS
~ 20-8 oversize
ffl-JQ oversize
im m e d ia te d e liv e ry on th e oversize 20-35 4rom
I,ranch on 10 day notice.
Wu will h a v e - a big w o rk in g s u p p ly of e x tra p art« in stock n ex t
Before th is com es in , a n y o rd e r for p a rts received at o u r
Waaoo olfice before 4 p.m . c an be sh ip p e d
from facto ry b ra n c h
S p o k an e n e x t day.
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O’Meara Supply and Implement Company
W asco, Oregon
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in d o in g b u sin ess w ith a b a n k w hose u n ­
v a ry in g a ttitu d e is one of o p tim ism
service.
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STOCK ANO BRAND INSPECTOR
SHERMAN COUNTY
V u lcan izin g
Is First Auto?
Ernest Saut, a French
h .n made a study of
the automobile, more
than six centuries aro a man endeav­
ored to build a ’ borsela« carriage."
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B a n k of M oro
M o ro , O re g o n
ÙOVE LIGHT GREflM
best for
Cracked Lips and Wiml Burns
M O RO PHARM ACY
Phone
K. SCHADE, Prop.
JOHN DEERE and OLIVER PLOWS
T h om as,
V a n b r u n t,
M o n ito r a n d
S u p e r io r
D R IL L S
Chatam Fanning Mills
We have a good stock of
EIGHT-POINT CUTOUT DOUBTT ICTIHC DISCS
Also we carry a complete line of Furniture, Ranges and
Heaten. and remember the Famout Z Line ot Engine« and
Fairaday Washing Machines.
lo r # H ard w are & linplenient Co.
M ORO, OREGON
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M oro B a r b e r S
P o r c e la in
J9 ath
guy chamness
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Oregon
hop
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Tub.
► Everything First Gass and up to date.
S h o p in B rick B u ild in g n e x t O b se rv e r Office
c. H. JO H N S,
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P r o p r ie to r .
M o r o , --------- © x e g ro x x .
HARRY M. BENSON
Benson &
HENRY HULS
H u is
General Contractors and Builders
Cement and Concrete W o rk a Specialty
All work guaranteed.
Wasco,
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W E A R E AGENTS FO R T H E
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I., W. Ross or.ee upon s time
Address:
M0R0,*
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bought . a Delco light system for his
I confectionary store, sltb o before in-
' sta llin g it reverting back to the
DEPUTIES
municipal ligh ting service. Now h e ,
Dr J « S-under.,V.S
I w ill be able to discontinue a ll lig h t- L S ch .d
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ur.ros M oro, O re .
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Kent
W . H . M eyer, Ws»co.
i «ng s y v ic e since Miss Marie Provost,
• chit«f dispenser of < hoiee soft drink- I
• ables at that place, has taken to
j ligh tjn g up the store by the aid of a
; diamond ert the proper finger. We
j understand Mack Ellsworth was the
lucky individual to ¡ersuade the young
yourtjrel anJ lube« Io Wa»co
' ladv to to brighten the gloom of his
! future « ¡ . t e r n . .
jVulcanizini Station for repain
How Old
According do
Journalist, who
the history«of
and
New b u sin ess is c o rd ia lly in v ite d .
Oregoa. 514 P in oci
Block. Portinai)
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in s titu tio n , th o u g h k e en ly c o n ­
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P»»d »dvenitenw nt* inserted by C-oli» l b » « l
Eia behalf of lb« )o»«’ Alumni Belief Commit»««
Hi<ber
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F re q u e n tly o u r p a tro n s voice th e ir p le asu re
Fagan before May 10. The money on
hand w ill be prorated according to c i aS5€S are <*> overcrowded, rooms so
tick ets returned by that date.
overloaded, and teachers so few . that.
lor
d e p e n d a b le
ways a s p irit of good c h e e r a n d h e lp fu ln e ss.
Agricultural College
"I State University and
N orm al
th is
scious of th e ir re s p o n s ib ility , ev id en ce a l­
For the last three wee.-.s there has
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been from six to seventeen head of
In the County Court of the State of
loose horses pasturing on my place Oregon for the County of Sherman,
and the county roads below DeMoss. J N otice is hereby given that the an-1
W ill the owner please take c*re of H " sig n ed h«a been appointed ex ecu to r,
said horses by the first of the week or of the estate of John Mathews Parry,
deceased. by the county court of the
I w ill. John M. DeMoes.
state of Oregon for Sherman County,
Sheriff Chrisman was this week and has qualified. A ll persons hav­
presen ted w ith a 25-year gold emboss­ i n g claim s against said estate are
ed je w e h te stify in g to his long mem- hereby .notified to present same, duly
bership in the Knights of Pythias I verified as
as by law required, to the
lodge at Wasco.
The emblematic undersigned at the office of Bright A
letters o f the order are in biüe enamel Bryant, Moro, Oregon, w ithin six
months from the date hereof.
on the face of the jew el.
Dated and first published April 30,
-W heat ranch of 300 acres for sale; ' 1920.
W alter F. Parry-,
h alf in fa ll grain the other half in
Executor,
stubble; adjoining th« c ity lim its of
Bright A Bryant.
I Dufur; quarter o f a m ile to Dufur Attorneys for Estate.
A-3(Mh-28.
| h ieh school; gMd ¡ » fr o v e m « U ; .11
stock, machinery and improvements
go w ith the place. W rite W. C. At the
Hahna, Dufur, Oregon.
Th« rem aining numbers of the Moro
High School’ Lyceum Course have been j
postponed indefinitely. A ll persons
holding season tickets w rite thei
names on tick ets and return them to j xro
George Ellsw orth or Principal F. E L h * C .
Officers of
c h a rte re d
^otKe to Creators
Earl Nunn and w .fe, who have re­
cently returned from a v isit to the old
home in Missouri, z»y that w hile they
were at R ockville, Missouri, an ep i­
demic o f flu was sw eping the n eigh ­
borhood.
Furerai» were so common
that as many as six being held in the
cemetery at one tim e was not unusual
and help so haru to -b U in that mar.y
had to attend to ali the d eta ils when
death occurred in their fam ilies.
our w uroiiouae a n y tim e , O th e r sizes can be d e liv e re d from fa c to ry
m o n th .
The
The people o f Moro had the p riv il-l
Sunday School, rear church en-
ege o f enjoying a lay people service trance, 10:15 a.m . Pupils up to the j
last Snuday night at the Presbyterian age of 20 are welcome,
church when a ll parts of the service
Reading room,rear chureh entrance,
was conducted by people of the cor.gre- open each Friday ft <n 2 until 4 p .m ., ,
-ation.-
where the B ible and a ll authorized
Christian Science literature may be
Members of Muro Chamber of C om -.
nought or borrowed,
m trce are hereby notifie-1 that a spec-
public j , cordially invited to
ial m eeting of importance w ill be attend the church services ar.d v isit
held Mor/fay evening May 3d at the I
reading room,
office of W. C. Bryant at 8 p. m. A
large attendance is urged. R. J. I
The county caterpillar tractor broke the three institutions w ill have to
down the w est approach to the bridge I close the door on at least 100 Oregon
over Gras.-. V alley canyon, near the ^ . g and g ir ls, and perhaps upon
Wheat place, last Monday. The dam-
number rext f a |i , unless
to a se ttlin g of the
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For bargains in used tires and re­ age being confined
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ah the new m illage support b ill passe?
paired casin gs, in m««t a ll the sizes, approach to a depth of 1} fee t. A l l
see the Wasco V ulcanizing C o ., Guy repairs were made by the road crew Ion May 21
w ithin, l i hours. No damage resulted I
Chamneas, proprietor.
to the main bridge structure.
| These three institutions have, when
Ten m iles from Boyd, Oregon, 130"
acres; 350 acres in cu ltiv a tio n ; 180
Dr. C. I.. Poley r» turned Thursday | compared with the year when the prea-
acres in fa ll grain; good improve- from Portland where he assisted'w ith | eat Millage support hill was passed,
; merits; good stock range; 75 head of major operations for benefit of three
ca ttle; 10 head o f young horses. patients, Mrs. L. Grime«, Mrs. H. M.
W’rite W . C. Hanna, Dufur, Oregon. Benson, and Mrs. Roy A x te ll.
W. 150 p e r c e n t M o re S tu d e n ts
I N o. 4. 1100 acres near Maupin. H. C allaw ay was also a member of
b u t o n ly
the party for tne p.;r;<«aof having an
Ditch water right paid on 60 acres.
: operation to reroo\e a stiff elbow and
15 p e r c e n t M o re C la ssro o m s
225 acres in fa ll wheat. A ll stock,
J. C. Harper for the : jrpose o f con­
| including 27 head of ca ttle, 16 head of su ltin g sp ecialists V to an aggravat- I
a n d le ss th a n
i colts and horses, and 25 head of bogs,
ed form o f hay fever.
Jand the machinery can go w ith place,
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i a o e r c e n t M o re In c o m e
i Plenty of water, fa ir b uildin gs. A
Tne b*se ball game last Saturday J «r <
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¡m igh ty fine buneh of a ll year pasture afternoon at the local fa ir grounds
goes w ith this place. Easy term s.
between the “ Fat ano the Lean Men”
that higher eJucation in
I For terms and prices w rite to
•vas a laughable success, term inating
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W. C. Hanna, Dufur, Oregon. in . draw between the two co n tea t.n , Oregon ¡a in a cr.a.a cannot be . . . d
' sides. We cannot say teams, as about too strongly. You are urged to work
i every roan who thought he could play | for the Higher Educational relief
i ball had a chance to iemonatrate his I measure, and to help it with your vote
‘ prowess.
Gate receipts amounting
on May 21.
to $51 go to the b ereft o f the recently
organized Moro Band.
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TH4?EE
are going right and w orking in harm ony.
Meets in I . O . O . F . hall each 2nd and 4th
Saturday afternoon.
V isiting m em bers
welcome
W . S. P o w ell President.
W . H . Ragsdale, Secretary.
Furniture, Rugs, Lineoleums,
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a u . Moro. o r.
rellect« a lack of friction, show s that th ings
W ait for Dr. Freese, if I A ll are ufged to attend the services
you n ev. eye service.
Elmer E. McVicker, Pastor.
Trips each month to
Moro and other towns.
Methodist Church Announcements:
Moro Church
O w irg to our early purchase of
shoes we are se llin g cheaper than you
Sunday School at 10 -00 a.m .
can buy elsew h ere. See us for your
May we not have a fu ll attendance.
fa m ily supply. Moro Trading Co.
DeMoss Springs
O ne-half section of land w ith the
Union Sunday School at the DeMoss
grow ing 'crop for sale. , Price and
terms reasonable.
Sherman County Springs school house at 10 XX) a.m .
Abstract Co., Geo. B. Byurhill, man­ Every bodv ia invited to attend.
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ager realty department.
Christian Science S o cie ty :
O C. Pierce and fam ily were Sun­
Services in the Church building.
day v isito rs at their former home at Main street, at 11 a.m . Subject:
Culver, k ' returning Monday.
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“ Ever Lasting P unishm ent.”
Pierce reports the roads in interior
Testim onial services each Wednes­
Oregon as fine and dandy.
day evening, 8 o ’clock.
Ginn, president.
Our Motto
A Cheerful Atmosphere
M oro, O r e g o n
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