Sherman County observer., June 11, 1920, Image 3

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Attorney"' W. C. Bryant was in
Portland thia week on legal buaineaa.
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Prices
on Groceries
P e a b e rry Coffee, in d ru m s o r,
in half drums, per pound
1 lb tin steel c u t v acu m p a c k ­
ed coffee
.39
.66
S o lid p a ck c u t S trin g B eans,
No. 2 size, 3 cans-
-45
3 c a n s e x tra f$»cy »olid p ack
M ain e C o rn
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-70
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15 lb p k g 1.60
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251b pkg 2.50
J lb p k g R o y al C lu b G u n p o w ­
6 lb tin A p p le B u tte r
1 lb p k g R o y al C lu b G u n p o w -
d e r tea, p e r pkg
6 lb tin C re sc e n t B a k in g P w d r
1 q u a r t c an W a te rg la ss.
-48
3 lbs C risco
6 c a n s m ilk , larg e size
6 lb s C risco
6 lb J a p sty le rice
B all b lu in g p er pkg
Sea F oam W ash in g
larg e pkg, 3 for
.26
der tea, per pkg
1 lb tin C re sc e n t B a k in g P w d r
P ow der,
4.25
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2.45
10 lbs C risco
.3.55
Iv o ry Soap, larg e s iz e , -9 b ars
1.00
Iv o ry Soap, sm all size, 13 b a rs 1.00
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M O R O T R A D IN G C O .
MORO,
Announcements
OREGON
Sunday School, 10 a. m.
Preaching, 11 a. m.
Christian Endeavor, 7 KM) p. m.
Preaching, 8 :00 p. m.
Choir practice, Monday, 8 KM) p. m.
Remember Mullikin, the harness
Bible study, Wednesday, 8 KM) p. m.
man, is now at WaSco. Call and see
Come, let us meet in these services
him.
as one in devotion and meditation.
A Detracts promptly made by tho
Elmer E. McVicker, Pastor.
Sherman bounty Abstract Co., Moro,
Oregon.
Christian Science Society:
S. V. Belknap to now at home in
the old Toiqlin residence ’on Second
street.
Our Motto
June—
O b server
First Child
invites us to m ake the most of the ¿olden sum m er
gladdened by the prom ise of a full harvest after
honest toil.
Ju n e ’s invitation to be happy and care free holds
good for all the year.
Those who accept it have
learned the secret of good living—a well ordered
present that provides also for a future harvest of
Pupils up to the
Car of Stude bakers; special six, age of 20 are welcome.
Reading room,rear church entrance,
h ig six; due in Wasco June 15th.
open each Friday fiom 2 until 4 p.m.,
Croefield, Wasco, Oregon.
where the Bible and all authorized
Harry Blackwood has bought the Christian Science literature may be
Frantz property, located near the read, bought or borrowed.
Court House, from J. M. Eddy.
' The public is cordially invited to
attend
Qie church services and visit
See the oil stove on display at Cros-
fields. i t ’s a “ Florence. ” The stove the reading room.
that will solve your fuel problem.
contentm en^pnd peace.
Accept Ju n e ’s invitation throftgh a banking connec­
tion here.
T h e wise, full use of our facilities will
help you to solve the secret of good living.
Official Weed Notice
O. A. Ramsey returned home Wed­
nesday from The Dalles where he had
Notice is hereby given to all farm­
submitted to an Operation two weeks
ers
and others owning or occupying
ago.
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lands in Sherman county on which is
For bargains in used tires and re­ growing Jim Hill Mustard, Russian
paired casings, in most all the sizes, Thistle, Silver Salt Bush, or any
see the Wasco Vulcanizing Co., Guy other noxious weeds, that such weeds
Chamneas, proprietor.
must be destroyed immediately.
Weeds officer is inspecting all parts
Mrs. t l. B. Bourblll and children
left early Thursday for the straw ­ of the county at present.
Geo. B. Bourhill,
berry fields of Hood River to combine
County Weeds Officer.
an outing with the business of picking
berries.
Subscribe for the Observer.
Ginn, Coleman & Co. unloaded Mc­
Reward for information or the re­
Cormick harvesters last week for
H. B. Belshee, Ira K. Axtell, C. C turn of a 2| x 4| size Eastman kodak,
Richmond,
Everett Hastings, and lost alxiut two weeks ago near the
school house. Evelyn Ragsdale.
Clyde Crites.
B a n k o f M oro
M o ro ,
COLGATE’S BEST - - DOLLAR THE DOZEN
New Stock Just A rrived
My First T housand Bars Sold in a W eek
Official Paper far Shenaa U y .
MORO PHARMACY
Rhone
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our customers the benefit
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W e have a good stock of
tlGHT-PDIHI CUTOUT DOUBLE ICTIHG DISCS
Also we carry a com plete line of Furniture, Ranges and
Heaters, and rem em ber the Fam ous Z Line of Engines and
GINN, COLEMAN & CO.
m o n th .
ffl-JO oversize
B efore th is com es io . a n y o rd e r fo r p a rts receiv ed a t o u r
W asco office before 4 p.m.. can. be s h ip p e d ‘ fro m fa c to ry b ra n c h
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S p o k a n e n e x t day .
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O’Meara Supply and Implement Company
' Wasco, Oregon
at
Guy Chamness, proprietor of the
Wasco Tire & Vulcanising Work«, has
just finished, installing equipment to
handle tire repair« with the “ dry
cure’’ method. Thi« 1« the latest In
vention in tire repairing and doe« the
work with least injury to the casing.
Rev. J. W. Follett«, from the Ro­
chester, New York, Bible Training
School, is visiting at the R. J. Ginn
home. This Sunday evening knd next
Tuesday and Friday evenings he will
lecture at the M E. church upon Blbl-
be at Moro Pharmacy
to practice hia profession. tXnault
him free and be relieved of your
headaches or eye troubles caused by
eye strain. If the bright glare of the
aun strains your eyes have a pair of
Crookes or Noviol lenses ground to
protect them .. Thu result« will sur­
prise and please you The new one
piece lens ground for both near and
far vision made to suit every case
and guaranteed. At Kent June 14th,
at Graaa Valley June 16th, at Wasco
W E A RE AGENTS FO R T H E
D R IL L S
Chatam Fanning Mills
ipais far H i n l t a le r Co. t a of Macbery,
■ Ih eB T n tlfru J Maytag Washing Maduae
21-15 oversize;
303
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
Paints, Glass and Oils
1H 0 regular
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K. SCHADE, Prop.
JOHN DEERE and OLIVER PLOWS
Furniture, Rugs, Lineoleums,
Yuba Ball Tread Tractors
O re g o n
SOAP
Robt. Urquhart and Will Graham
left by auto Monday morning for a
1 short business v isit to the Urquhart
& Morgan ranch at Bickelton, Wash,
returning Tuesday.
Wc have a few stoves left—bought at
the old price— and we will give
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Summer’s Sunny - Hearted
Testimonial services each Wednfla-
Croefield handles and sells only
day
evening, 8 o ’clock.
genuine Holt extras. Do not be mis­
Sunday School, rear church en­
lead by inferior part».
L. M. Thompson, proprietor of the
Moro Tire Shop, is equipped to handle
apy kind of tire and tube repair. He
has had three years of practical .ex ­
perience with two of the largest tire
shops in Portland and is able to give
T. S. Reese, Wm. J. Martin, and positive satisfaction to motorists.
the Douma Bros., have each purchas Shop opposite the Moro Hardware &
M t . R O . SH K K M A N C O ..O X K G O N
ed motors to attach to their McCor­ Implement Co.
mick harvesters, through the Ginn
Autos For S ale- Studebaker 3 V»8-
Coleman & Co. agency.
senger roadster, 6 cylinder; Reo 6 cyl­
H. M. Vaught, from Vancouver, inder, 7 passenger; Cole 8, 4 passen
F R ID A Y ................. June 11, 1920 Wash., was a visitor this week at the ger, classy. Most high powered Sport
home of his nephew, S. V. Belknap. Racer in eastern Oregon, 6 cylinder,
C ures« u o d »» N o 121.
Mr. Vaught was motoring from east­ 4|x4| motor, special m ilitary body,
A . F . A A M. Moro. Or.
five cord tires, extra long wheel base,
ern Oregon to his home.
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Meet« the first and third
will-do 70 to 80 miles per hour. Croe­
“ A ll we can give
*Thur»dav evening« of each
T. E. Hulufy and W .F. Hulury and field, Wasco, Oregon.
month
Vuitin g member»
for th e m o n e y ;
cordially invited to
neet family left early today by motor for
According to F. L. Kent, Oregon
Portland where T.E. and W .F. will
with us. By order o f W . M .
— n o t all we can
J. M . P a r r y , Secretary. Wide the Shrinengoat while Mrs. W .F. field agent for the ' United States
bureau of crop estimates, the acreage
g et fo r th e goods”
visits with her parents at Salem.
B e th le h e m
C h a p te r
of the wheat crops in Oregon, as com­
N O . 78 O. E. s.
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If you have a news item, tell it to pared with a year ago. are 90 per cent
Regular communication
D o n ’t b e ta k e n in with the idea that the character
Do not imagine we of normal as compared with last year;
j each 2d and 4th Thursday the Observer.
of our g o o d . mean« c o rre tp o n d in i height in co»r. W e . a
know it and then wonder why it is not This takes into consideration the
.evening» monthly.
¡ M rs . I n a K u n s m a n ,
in the pape:. Please use the phone bumper crops of two and three years
be glad to di.pel that idea if you will call and .ee u«. W e
W orthy Matron
if not convenient to call and tell us ago. The winter wheat acreage is
want you to know a dollar here buy. m ore than el«ewhere.
M rs . E s t h e r M e l o y . Secretary.;
3,500,000 less than a year ago and the
personally.
spring wheat acreage 600,000 leBS.
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 ­
Jas Mitchell is a visitor at the
a t iv e U n io n e f A m e r i o e
Herbert H. Willard and Alta L.
J. F Foss home from Terrebonne.
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The Foss children are anticipating th*> Lindeman, both of Biggs, were united
Meets in I.O .O .F . hall each 2nd and 4th pleasure of visiting at the Mitchell in marriage at The Dalles Friday
Saturday afternoon.
Viaiting member» farm when “ Uncle J im ’’ shall re evening, June 4th, by Rev. J. L.
welcome
W . S. Powell Pre»ident.
Bogue, pastor of Calvary Baptist)
turn home in another week.
W . H . Rag«dale, Secretary.
church. C. H. Lindeman, brother to
My Bank of Moro check book was the bride, accompanied the newly­
Notice to the Public
lost Thursday evening containing my weds to The Dalles and wag best man
army service cards and my registra at the wedding. Mr. and Mrs. W il­
To whom it may concern :
tion card. Nothing else of value ex lard will make their home at Biggs,
Northwestern National Insurance cept accounts. Reward when left at where Mr. W illard has business in­
Company’s" grain insurance policies Observer office. D. E. Benson.
terests.
N o.’s 5035*to 5050 inclusive of the
When entering the yard last Sunday
The local hall team met defeat at
Moro, Oregon, agency of this company
have been m islaid, Btolen or lost in Dufur Sunday afternoon by a score of morning the local passenger train
the fire that destroyed their building 10 to J2. From the start off until went through a partly opened switch,
in Moro, Oregon, and this is to notify well into the last period Moro held derailing the engine completely.
any person or persons holding any of the big end of an 8 to 6 score, but The engine of a freight train follow­
ing the passenger took.the coaches to
the above policies that the same are finally passed the prize to Dufur.
Biggs after first adding to the delay
void and of no effect.
Tuesday evening fire at Wasco des by running the front trucks of a car
Northwestern National Insurance
troyed a kitchen cabinet and new wall loaded with sheep over a derailer and
Company, of Milwaukee, Wisconsin,
i paj>er just applied to the kithen walls then pulling it back onto the rails.
Farm ers’ State Bank, Agents.
! of the Hart home. The family had The wrecker from The Dalles was
i just bought the.property and were fix­ called to replace the derailed engine.
Some real good buys in real es­ ing it up preliminary to moving in.
Mrs. Pearl F. Edwards, accompan­
tate in Washington, Gilliam , Wasco,
Reward for return of two 34x4| ied by Mr. and Mrs. Brown, from
and Crook counties. Also at Golden-
MORO. OREGON
dsUe, Wash. See me upstairs, Bank United States Cords, used as spare Canby, were motor visitors in Moro
of Moro building, Alex
Hunter. tires, with two rims, and carrier. Wednesday. They, were joined in this
Lost between Moro and top of Gordon city by Theodore Johnston, former
Moro, Oregon.
ridge Wednesday, June 2d. Return to O.A.C. classmate of Mr. Brown, and
E. S. Ruggles, Moro, and receive
receiv« re left the same day for a camping and
ward.
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fishing trip to the central Oregon
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J. M. Eddy closed a deal Wednes­ lakes. Mrs. Edwards has been com
day that gives him ownership of the mercial teacher the past school term
Pacific Uriversity, Forest Grove.
John Muir property on Main street.
Next
term she informed us that she
The proj>erty is under lease to Mr.
Muir for a year, although the proper­ will teach the same subjects at the
ty was sold lately by him to W. K. McMinnville College.
Deal.
Everybody was mighty well pleased
IN T H R E E M O D E L S
to
see the magnificent rain that visit­
St. Louis shoe manufacturers have
Ht last found the reason why their ed Sherman county Sunday in the late
afternoon and night. The report is
goods are not being used by the con
suraine public and in consequence that close to a third of an inch of
announced a reduction in their prices rain fell in the shower that visited
to apply on orders booked as well as this section and as a result there will
be millions of dollars In values added
goods shipped during June.
to the wheat that will be harvested
We a re ab le to m ak e im m e d ia te d e liv e ry on th e o v ersize 20-35 from
A. M. Young has taken the Sher­ in Sherman county this summer.
man county agency for the Yakima More especially to this true if another
o u r w arehouse an y tim e. O th e r sizes can be d e liv e re d from facto ry
Columbia River Nursery Co. and can shower of equal intensity visits the
supply acclimated stock adapted to county later in the growing season.
eastern Oregon condition«. All or
b ra n c h on 10 d ay no tice. ■
Wednesday, June 16th,
ders, large or small, taken care of
Dar Freeze, the eye
and delivered to your door.
We w ill hav e a hig w o rk in g s u p p ly of e x tra p a rts in sto ck n e x t
specialist, will again
I he
AN INVITATION,
Moro Church:
trance, 10:15 a.m.
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1 lb tin A p p le B u tte r
Presbyterian Church
Claude R. Hunter, of Spokane,
Services in the Church building,
Wash., was a week end visitor at the Main street, at 11 a.m. Subject:
Urquhart home.
“ God the Preserver of Man.”
C u rv e c u t M acdroni, 101b pkg 1.10
6 1 b tin steel c u t vacu m p a ck ­
ed coffee
Local Ckarck AaMaatdMdato
L. 1«. P eeti to h Portland Visitor
this Week, going down Tuesday
Fairaday W ashing M achines.
Moro H ard w are & Im plem ent Co.
MORO, OREGON
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M oro B a r b er S
P o rc e la in
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Everything First Class and up to date.
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C. H . J O H N S ,
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P r o p r ie to r .
O x e g ro x x .
HARRY M. BENSON
Benson
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HENRY HULS
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H u ls
General Contractors and Builder»
Cement and Concrete Work a Specialty
M o ro , O re g o n