Special sale bn Ivory soap, .while
the supply lasts. Moro Trading Co.
Fttfsbyterian Ctthrch Announcements
A os tracts, promptly made by the
Moro Church:
Sherman County Abstract Co., Moro,
Oregon.
. Sunday School, 10 a. m.
See local columns for announcement
Be sure and eve the Vacuette at
Ginn, Coleman & Co. It’a a rea of morning service.
Christian Endeavor, 7 :00 p. m.
house cleaner without electricity. 4
Preaching, 8 :00 p. m.
All are welcome and urged to at*
Remember Mullikin, the harness
man, it now at Wasco, Call and see tend these services.
Elmer E. McVicker, Pastor
him..i
T his is T h e
Where you can make your money last longer
Get more for your Dollar and have the
A ladies black pump lust between
Moro and The Dalles. Leave at Rev
E. E. McVicker and receive reward.
Class of material that gives absolute satisfaction
Mens Dress Socks, Black *and
Cordovan, 3 pairs for
66c
Mens extra quality Blue Work
1.80
Shirts for
Mens blue bib Overalls
2.85
Mens Kahki Pants*
3 55
Mens Kahki Coveralls
5.50
Water Bags, 1 gallon
1.75
Water Bags, 2J gallon
2.65
Sewing Needles, per pkg
10c
Darning Needles, per pkg
10c
Mens Summer Hats, grey and
75c •
kahki
Boys and Girls Ribbed Stock
ings, best quality black,
per pair
10c
Tooth Brushes, Prophylactic
Canvas Gloves, good weight
50c
20c
Arm Bands
20c
B u n ^ tlo A prons, from 1.50 to
t
e
•
“All we can give
for- the money;
—not all we can
get for the goods”
D o n ’t b e ta k en in
with the idea that the character
of our goods means corresponding height in cost. We shall
be glad to dispel that idea if you w ill call and see us. We
want you to know a dollar h*re buys more than elsewhere.
W e have a few stoves left—bought at
the old price—and we will give
• our customers the benefit
Some real good buys in real es
tate in Washington, Gilliam, Wa#co,
and Crook counties. Also at Golden-
^xlale, Wash. See me upstairs, Bank
of Moro building, Alex
Hunter,
Moro, Oregon.
It is said that the reservoir is com
pleted and water will be turned onto
the DeMoss Springs Park during the
Chautauqua in sufficient quantity so
that there will be no more dust dur
ing Chautauqua week.
< M » M *rrrr
Notice to Creditors
Furniture, Rugs, Lineoleums,
In the County Court of the State of
Oregon for the County of Sherman.
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned has been appointed executor
of the estate of John Mathewa Parry,
deceased, by the county court of the
state'of Oregon for Sherman County,
and has qualified. All persons hav
ing claims against said estate are
hereby notified to present same, duly
’verified as by law required, to the
! undersigned at the office of Bright &
Bryant, Moro, Oregon, within six
: months from the date hereof.
I Dated and first published April 30,
1920.
Wulter F. Parry,
Executor,
Bright & Bryant,
Attorneys for Estate.
A-30-m-28.
Paints, Glass and Oils
¿gaits fcf ktanto&l SirTBsterCo.
Itos- of M itofy
the Ito Tractor d Maytag Waûiag M ato
GINN, COLEMAN & CO.
MORO, OREGON
Yuba Ball Tread Tractors
THREE
12-20 regular
M ODELS
20-35 oversize
40-70 oversize
We are able to make.immediate delivery on the oversize-20-35 from
our warehouse any time.
Other sizes can be delivered from factory
branch on 10 day notice.
- •
\
We will have a big working supply of extra parts in stock next
month.
Before this comes in, any ordfcr for parts received at our
Wasco office before 4 p.m. can be shipped from factory branch < at
Spokane next day.
O’Meara Supply and Implement Company
Wasco, Oregon
*• r
I he number of those who are using our banking-
, by-mail service is constantly increasing.
Sunday School at 10*00 a.m.
May we not have a full attendance.
O f course, some make use of this service to a great
er extent than others. It has proved especially x
helpful to those who find it inconvenient to
visit us during the business day.
We have d e ^lo p e d this special service to a point
where both deposits and withdrawals can be
made with equal facility.
Come in and ask, or write us, about our banking-by
mail service.
B a n k of M oro
M oro, O r e g o n
Wait for Dr. Freeze, if
you need eyu ... aw vice.
Trips each month to
Moro and other towns.
™ f A / y
Commencement
i
Girls Glee Club gave a very succes-
ful Indian operetta “ Feast of the
Red Corn.” The principal part was
taken by Jessie Hoskinson, who was
the Queen. Other soloists were May
Lusk, the squuw; Impee Light, Cora
Stewart; and Fudgee, Pudgee and
Wudee, impersonated by Mildred
Ginn, Majory Ginn and Opal Powell.
with V a m p ir o
t
Comes in Bellows Containers
10 cents
three for 25c
Official Paper for Shonsu tó y .
!§••••••
IN
Methodist Church Announcements:
Moro Church
J.. M. Eddy made a trip down the
Columbia Highway last Sunday to
take Mrs. Robert Hodge to her former
M iiHO. SH E R M A N CO. O H M O »
home at Newberg. - Mrs. Hodge had
been in bed under the doctors care for
Many bouquets were given to the
some days before the trip and was not c la ’S of ’20 by the mothers of the
able to take th’e train.
graduates. Those so favoring them
____________
I
F R ID A Y ___>.........May 28, 1920 1 At the May term of circuit court were: Mrs^ Searcy, Mrs. Henrichs,
the grand jury returned five indict Mrs. Ragsdale, Mrs. Ellsworth, Mrs.
121
E u r » « c L o d g e w.
ments against Lawrence Jones of Ramsey and Mrs. Andersen.
A. F. a A m . Muro. o r.
I Wasco for different offenses. A plea
Rev. John Robertson delivered the
Meet« the firtt snd
third of guilty was entered and Judge Park
Baccalaureate
address to the graduates
huftdav evening» of each
er assessed a fine of $100 on each this year. The choir was composed
month
V a ilin g membera
cordially invited to
Tied count, which was promptly paid.
of the Girls Glee Club and the teach
! with ua. By order o f W . M .
ers. A sjacial solo was sung by Miss
The
Chautauqua
management
will
J. M . P a r r y , Secretary.
have a professional athlete at DeMoss Rice.
J B a th la h a m
C h a p te r
Springs Park during Chautauqua week.
The annual Junior - Senior Banquet
NO. 78 O. E. s.
He will have a complete outfit for was served Wednesday at 5:30 a.m. at
Regular com m unication
basket ball, volley ball, and other Willow Springs. All reported a fine
each 2d and 4th Thuradoy
sports that will engage the attention time.
evening» m onthly.
of the children. Dates are July 1st
M rs . V iv ia n O r n p o r f ,
The graduating exercises were held
_____
W o rth y M atron to 5th inclusive.
in the school auditorium Thursday
R o y K u n s m a n . Secretary.
Lloyd Johnson, 9-year old son of evening. The hall was beautifully
F a r m e r s E d u o a tio n a l a n d C o - O p e r
Mr. and Mrs A. S. Johnson, has decorated by the Juniors and it was
a tiv e U n io n o f A m e r i c a
grown in stature considerably this by far the most impressive exercises
M o r o L o c a l N o . 41
week. Principally because his par ever held.
ents
consented to let him act as cava
Meets in 1. 0 . 0 . F . hall each 2nd and 4th
Moro holds the cup for track meet
Saturday afternoon.
Visiting mem bers
lier for his younger Bister Josephine and first in “ B.” division by Ruth
welcome.
W . S. Pow ell President. when they made the trip alone to Pen
Bryant and second in “ A ” division by
W . H i Ragsdale, Secretary.
dleton where they are visiting rela
Jessie Hoskinson.
tives.
Our Motto
■
A t Other Times
Bank by Mail
Services in the Church building,
A stranger from Portland, who had
come to Moro to work on the railroad Main street, at 11 a.m. Subject:
scetion, died Wednesday night from, “ Ancient and Modern Necromancy,
alias Mesmerism and Hypnotism, De
it is reported, alcholism.
nounced. ’’
Reward for information or the re
Testimonial services each Wednes
turn of a 2i x 41 size Eastman kodak, day evening, 8 o ’clock.
lost about two weeks ago pear the
Sunday School, rear church en
school house. .Evelyn Ragsdale.
trance, IP :15 a.m. Pupils up to the
A sewer is beihg laid on First age of 20 are welcome.
Reading room, rear church entrance,
strret as far as Court designed to con
open
each Friday fiom 2 until 4 p.m.,
nect with the H. O. Kuqsman, C. E.
where
the Bible and all authorized
Johnson and J. C. McKean properties.
Christian Science literature may be
Mrs. S. V. Belknap and son George read, bought or borrowed.
-
The public is cordiairjk invited to
were visitors in Moro last week-end.
They are visiting near Vancouver, attend, the church services and visit
Wash., a few dayB before moving to the reading room.
Moro from Ione.
OREGON
« he
Visit Us When You Gin
DeMoss Springs
Union Sunday School at the DeMoss
G. E. Lewellen was up from Port Springs school house at 10:00 a.m.
land the first of the week, looking Every body is invited to attend.
over the expansive wheat fields of his
Christian Science Society:
old home county.
3.00
M O R O T R A D IN G C O .
M ORO,
Mrs. Elwood Lambom, of Wasco,
mother of Mrs. C. A. Royse, has been
visiting with her daughter during the
week.
Hair Pins, wire, per pkg 5c(, 10c, 15c
Pins, per pkg
Local Church Anttoaaciidaata
We recommend to our customers to
read our adds carefully. We try to
have special offerings all the time and
depend upon our readers to note them.
If any special item is wanted that
may not be offered, ask about it.
p ur prices are always as low as we
can consistently make them. Moro
Trading Coa
J. C. Harper has sold their resi-
dene in the pastern part of the city
to Vurn B. Howard, city engineer.
The Harpers will enjoy a hotel vaca
tion until their residence' on McCoy
street, recently purchased, is ready
for thaffltr i^ iessio n was given Mr^
Howard this week, the Harpers stor
ing their furniture temporarily.
M. Neal and wife returned home
Tuesday from a brief visit at Prine
ville. When they left Prineville the
foot hills dose to town were covered
with snow and ice a quarter inch thick
was in water throiighs. It was a wel
come contrast to return to warm sunny
Sherman county. The contrast was
the more noticable when it is known
that only 100 miles separates this city
and Prineville.
MORO PHARMACY
Phone
393
WIi ARE AGENTS FOR THE
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
Farm Bureau County Picnic
D R IL L S
The County Picnic to be held at the
County' Fair Grounds June 3d and
which is being arranged for by the
farmers through the Farm Bureau Pic
nic Committee, is oj>en to all who en
joy outings.
The Moro Band will open the day
with a concert, beginning at 10 a.m.
A good spicy program will follow
after which all vfrilI adjourn to the
pavillion below where the long tables
loaded with the fat of the land will
greet the hungry throng. The after
noon will be filled with the kind of
competitive sports that all enjoy anil
close with a farmers ball game under
the’leadership of Herbert Root, cap
tain of the Northern and J. J. Wiley
captain of the Southern Sherman Coun
ty team. This game alone will be
worth going many miles to see.
The children will have an import
ant part in the activities of the day.
Miss May, Industrial Club Leader, is
arranging for special games for the
smaller children on another section of
the grounds.
The Farm Bureau is furnishing the
cups, plates, tin spoons, coffee, and
sugar. No table linen will be needed.
Bring your lunch ready to turn it over
to the dinner committee.
The reception committee will pres
ent you with a card at the gate which
will be good for an introduction to
every one on the grounds. Be sure
to come in time for the Band Concert.
John Muir has sold and traded his
three residence properties in Moro,
his barn, horses and harness receiving
Iff*the deal 480 acres of land 10 miles
from Iotie in Gilliam county, with the
growing crop, and a Balck car. C. R.
Belshee buyp the f< tmer Powell build
ing, W. K. Deal buys the Hunter
house and the place where Mr. Muir
lives, the-barn owner is not known at
tills time, thtf horses and harness goes
County Field Meet Day
to a Portland horse buyer. Mr, Muir
has his former residence leased for h
As usual, during the last few years
year.
when Field Meet Day arrives it can
Instead of the regular 11 a. m also be considered a ceitainty that
preaching srevice at the Presbyterian Sherman county will experience a rain
church there will be a Memorial Ser stortn sufficient at least to wet the
vice held at tr>e Hrhool auditorium at dust thoroughly and last Saturday was
11 a.m ., when there will be special no exception, the rain coming in the
music rendered by the members of early evening.
Moro division won the Field Meet
the Loyal Legion, a short address by
A. M. Wright and a brief sermon by Honors with a score of 98 points,
Elmer E. McVicker. All soldiers are Wasco division second with 41 points
asked to attend in a body. Follow and Grass Valley third with 26 points.
Places in the Declamatory and Ora
ing this service the audience will re
torical
divisions were: “ A” division,
pair to the Cemetery where the I^oyal
I.egion will conduct a Decoration Ser Prudence Dingle, Wasco, 1st; Jesaie
vice. To this end and put|>ose it Is Hoskinson, Moro, 2d. “ B division,
hoped that all who have interest in Ruth Bryant, Moro, 1st; Katherine
the cemetery will have graves and Henaagjn. Wasco, 2d. “ C” diviaion,
grounds in reutUiiess by Friday or Sat Louise Faley, Grass Valley, 1st; Hen
rietta Akers, Waaco, 2d.
urday.
K. SCHADE, Prop.
C ha ta m
Fanning
M ills
We have a good stock of
EIGHT-POINT CUTOUT DOUBLE 1CIING DISCS
Also we carry a complete Ijjtf^ pf Furniture. Ranges and
Heaters, and remember tliePamous Z Line ot Engines and
Fairaday Washing Machines.
l o r o H a rd w a re & Im p lem en t Co.
MORO, OREGON
M oro B a r b e r S
P o r c e la in
JQath
hop
Tub.
Everything First Class and up to date.
Shop in Brick Building next Observer Office
C. H . J O H N S ,
„
M o i e , -----
P r o p r ie to r .
O re g o n ..
A A A .
HENRY HULS
H A R R Y M .B E N S O N
Benson
&
H u is
General Contractors and Builders
Cement and Concrete Work a Specialty
M oro, O r e g o n
J