Dr. C.
Special Prices
on Groceries
Feaberry Coffee, in drums or
in half drums, per pound .39
1 lb tin steel cut vacum pack
.56
ed coffee
5 lb tin steel cut vacum pack
ed coffee
1 lb tin Apple Butter
51b tin Apple Butter
1 lb tin Crescent Baking Pwdr
5 lb tin Crescent Baking Pwdr
1 quart can Wat^rglass
6 cans milk, large size
5 lb Jap style rice
Ball bluing per pkg
Sea Foam Washing Powder,
.85
large pkg, 3 for
Solid pack cut String Beans,
No. 2 size, 3 cans '
3 cans extra fancy solid pack
Maine Corn
Curve cut Macfiftoni, 10lb pkg
1 •< “
“
151b pkg
“
•«’ ■
“
, .45
«70
1.10
1.60
„ 25 lb pkg 2.50
i lb pkg Royal Club Gunpow
der tea, per pkg
1 lb*pkg Royal Club Gunpow
der tea, per pkg
3 lbs Crisco
6 lbs Crisco
10 lbs Crisco
,
Ivory Soap, large size, 9 bars
-26
*48
1.2&
2.45
3.55
1.00
Ivory Soap, small size, 13 bars 1.00
H. Jahns ws* a
btialnaaa
C roe fie Id handles and sells only
genuine Holt extra«, Do not be mis-
lead by inferior parts.
Mrs. Jos. Stoddard, of LsGrande,
Oregon, is visiting with her sister,
Mrs. D. E. Stephens.
Car of Studebakers; special six,
big six; due in Wssco June 16th,
Crosfield, Wasco, Oregon.
See the oil stove on display at Cros-
fields. It’s a “ Florence. ” The stove
that w ill solve your fuel problem.
A neat cement walk has been built
by Benson & H uis, for J. M. A xtell,
leading from the front of his residence
to the street.
George Hansen jeturned Sunday
from a brief v isit at Seattle. #He
was accompanied on the trip by
George White of Wasco.
J. W. Forbes and wife left Monday
for a v isit with relatives at Hood
River. Before their return they will
also v isit at Kelso, Wash.
Special Notice — Crosfield gives
warning to rush your orders for all
parts that you w ill need for overhaul
ing Holt Harvesters and Tractors.
Rev. H. F. Pemberton, district su
perintendent, w ill be in Moro Sunday
June 20th and w ill preach in the M.E.
church that evening. Everybody is
invited?^
,
M O R O T R A D IN G C O .
Loctl Clwrci AaiMAca^aata
visitor at The Dalle« the first of the
Presbyterian Church Announcements
week. .
Moro Church:
Remember Mullikin, the harness
man. is now at Wasco. Call and see
Sunday School, 10 a. m.
him.
Preaching. 11 a. m.
No services *in the evening, but all
Miss Ida May Johnston has been a
visitor during the week |a t the J. F. w ill join with the Methodist when the
District Superintendent w ill speak.
Foes home.
Choir practice, Monday, 8:00 p. m.
Bible ytudy, Wedneeday, 8:00 p. m.
Mrs. Hugh Chrisman left Wednes
day for a short v isit with her daughter at the'Methodist church.
Elmer. E. McVicker, Pastor.
at Arlington.
AN INVITATION
. <
• Services in the Church building,
Main street, at 11 a.m. Subject:
“ Is the Universe, Including Man,
Evolved by Atomic Force?’.*
Testimonial services each Wednes
day evening, 8 o ’clock.
Sunday School, rear church en
trance, 10:16 a.m. Pupils up to the
age of 20 are welcome.
Reading room,rear church entrance,
open each Friday from 2 until 4 p.m.,
where thé Bible and all authorized
Christian Science literature may be
read, bought or borrowed.
The public is cordially invited to
attend the church services and visit
the reading room.
Summer’s Sunny - Hearted
First Child
invite* us to make the most of the ¿olden summer
gladdened by the promise of a full harvest after
honest toil.
June’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 bf
contentment and peace.
Accept June’s invitation through a banking connec
tion here.
The wise, full use of our facilities w ill
help you to solve the secret of good living.
Official Weed Notice
Notice is hereby given to all farm
ers and others owning or occupying
lands in Sherman county on which is
growing Jim Hill Mustard, Russian
Thistle, Silver Salt Bush, or any
other noxious weeds, that such weed*
must be destroyed immediately.
Weeds officer is inspecting all parts
of the countj at present.
- Geo. B. Bourhill,
County Weeds Officer.
Always read the Observer.
»
B an k o f M oro
M oro,
Staou Confity.
¿J*
!$•»••••
have a few stoves left—bought at
the old price—and we will give
our customers the benefit
Furniture,. R u gs Lineoleums,
Paints, Glass and Oils
¡p t a t a l to lo f Co. Lines of Matba?,
tk Into Tractor d Maytag W teg M ate
GINN, COLEMAN & CO.
Yuba Ball Tread Tractors
tt-M jejslar
20-S5 wtrsize
COLGATE’S BEST - - DOLLAR THE DOZEN
New Stock Just Arrived
My First Thousand Bars Sold in a Week
• MORO PHARMACY
K. SCHADE, Prop.
Phone
O’Meara Supply and Implement Company
Wasco, Oregon
fteld, Waaco, Oregon.
303
WE ARE AGENTS FOR THE
JOHN DEERE and OLIVER PLOWS
T h o m a s,
V an b ru n t,
M on itor a n d
S u p erio r
’
D R IL L S
Chatam Fanning Mills
We have a good stock of
ilGHT-POlHT CUTOUT MUBLl ICTIUS DISCS
Also we carry a complete line of Furniture, Ranies and
Heaters, and remember the Famous Z Line ot Enimes and
Fairaday Washing Machines.
M ors H ardw are & liuplem eiit I'o.
MORO, OREGON
M oro B a r b e r S
P o rc e la in
J 9 a th
hop
Tub.
Everything First Class and up to date.
Shop in Brick Building next Observer Office
M l Rinize
WOrt
O regon
= SOAP
MONO. «HERMAN CO. ORRGOR:
Official hpw &r
' r
Christian Science Society :
Reward for information or the re
turn of a 2$ x 4$ size Eastman kodak,
M O R O , OREGON
H. O. Petersen and -wife, frorn lost about two weeks ago near the
Loveland, Nevada, who have been
school house. Evelyn Ragsdale.
visiting wfth her sister, Mrs. J. W.
Wait for Dr. Freeze, if
Forbes, have decided to make Moro
you need eye service.
their future home.
Tri[>s each month to
Dr. J. C. Ghormley reports that
N^oro and other towns.
the home of W ill Olds, near Grass
Valley, was gladened Sunday morn
John Mahrt and son Otto, Henry
ing, June 13th, bv the arrival of i Mahrt and son Edward are visiting
relatives here this week. John Mahrt
nine pound daughter.
is president of the I* armers State
Benson & Huis built a cement walk Bank of- Reardan, Wash., and the
in front of the Observer office this other members of the party are pros
week. The work had been held up at perous wheat farmers of the Big Bend
W
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F R ID A Y ................ June 18, 1926 first by failure of local draymen to country of eastern Washington.
haul the necessary'»and and gravel.
C u rtis
lo «»» N o . 121.
Supt. D. E. Stephens has returned
G. E. Mathews, new manager of from California where he spent ten
A. r. a A M . Moro. Or.
Meets the first and third the Moro opera house, is the latest days visiting Experiment Stations and
_ “All we can give
hursdav evenings oi each person in Moro who was look ing ¿or a
inspecting crons in the Sacramento
month
Visiting members residence to rent.
Temporarily, they valley. He also attended a confer
for the ; money;
cordially invited to
Tieet
are located in the Hicdaon apart ence of Experiment Station workers
with us. By order of W . M .
—not all we can
J. M . P arry . Secretary. ments.
at the University of California at
get for the goods”
If you have a news item, tell it to Berkley and at that time presented a
B e th le h e m
C h a p te r
N O . 78 O. E . 8 .
the Observer. Do not imagine we paper on tillage methods for wheat
Regular communication know it and then wonder why it is not producing in the Columbia Basin.
D o n ’t b e ta k e n in with the idea that Jhe
| each 2d and 4th Thursday in the paper.
Pleas« use the phone
Excavation has about been finished
of our good. mean, cor're.pond.ni hei4ht in eo.L W e .hall
.evenings monthly.
if
not
convenient
to call ar.d tell us at the DesChutes Motor Co. garage
|M rs . I na K unsman ,
be ila d to dl.pel that idea if you w ill call and tee us.
W orthy Matron personally.
site, Wednesday morning workmen
want you to know a dollar here buy. more than eUewhere.
M rs . E sther M elot . Secretary.,
Prof. J. 6. Jones, of the Agricul were engaged in picking out the cor
ners. At a 15-foot depth at the alley
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 tural Chajhistry Department O.A.C
Wc
line, in the center of the back wall,
is
spending
p
few
days
in
Moro
in
in
a t iv e U n io n o f A m e r io e
a small seepage of water was uncov
vestigation
of
soil
nitrate
problems
M oro L ocal N o . 41
being carried on at the Moro Experi ered. If it proves to be of any value,
Meets in I . O . O . F . hall each 2nd a n d ^ th
says Manager Goff, he intends to cap
Salurday afternoon.
Visiting members ment Station.
the stream and use the flow for wash
welcome
’ W . S. Powell President.
- Through the County Farm Bureau ing cars.
W . H . Ragsdale, Secretary.
the harvest needs of farmers of Sher
Garage men in Moro say that they
man county w ill be supplied insofar
Notice to the Public
as gas for ipachinery is concerned have been notified that no more gas,
through direct order to an independent such as it is, w ill be supplied them
To whom it may concern :
until the farm needs for harvest is
oil company in California.
Northwestern National Insurance
taken care of. What little is in this
Company’s grain insurance policies
Reward for return of two 34x4$ city garage tanks is being rationed in
N o .’s 6035 to 5050 inclusive of the United States cords,« used as spare two gallon lots. At Wasco those in
Moro, Oregon, agency of this company tires, with two rims, and carrier. need of motor energy must serure a
have been mislaid, stolen or lost in Lost between Moro and top of Gordon card from E. D. McKee calling for
the fire that destroyed their building ridge Wednesday, June 2d. Return to not more than two gallons.
in Moro, Oregon, and this is to notify E S Ruggles, Moro, and receive re
Some people seem to think that a
any person or persons holding any of ward.
2 fjn
tire
that has blown out is beyond re
the above policies that the same are
J. W. McKinnv, wife, and son Vir pairing. If you have one or two tires
void and of jio effect.
Northwestern National Insurance gil from Corvallis, are visiting with around the place in that condition
Company, of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, his’ daughter, Mrs. T. E. Hulury. bring them to me. No matter how
They were accompanied from Portland large the hole may be 1 will guaran
Farmers’ State Bank, Agents.
by T. E. Hulury and from The Dalles tee to do the neatest and most sub
by Chas. W., all making the trip by stantial job you ever saw. If they
Some real good buys in real es
are not worth fixing, I w ill tell you
tate in Washington, Gilliam , Wasco, auto.
so. L. M. Thompson, proprietor of
and Crook counties. Also st Golden-
Moro friends have received an
the Moro Tire Shop.
MORO, OREOON
dale, Wash.
See me upstairs. Bank nouncements of the wedding of Miss
Saturday evening, the 19th, at Moro
of Moro building, Alex
Hunter. Blanche DeArmond, former teacher in
Moro school, to Dr. Henry W. Steel- opera house the management present«
Moro, Oregon.
hammer, of Vale,Oregon, at the home Bryant Washburn in an especially
Gypey
of the bride in Vale, Oregon, on Sun pleasing production entitled
T rail.’’ At the same showing is also
day, June 6th.
presented that well spoken of Fatty
Monday was wagon day at the Ginn, Arbuckle comedy entitled “ Hayseed.
Coleman & Co. store. Two wagons These pictures rate as special features
went to Wilford Bel hee, two to L.L. but we w ill only charge our regular
Peetz, and one to O. EJ. Baker. In prices of 15c and 30c. Moro Opera
addition C. R. Morrison’ bought a House, G. E. Mathews, manager.
mower to introduce to the weeds on
John Odell was in Moro this week
his ranch and A. I’nvooet a combine
IN T H R E E M O D ELS
to harvest his wheat crpp this season. in the interests of the Tumalum Lum
ber Company. In talking with Mr.
For the last ten «lays Moro has been Odell he stated that the coal com
using water from the new reservoir panies have been notified by the rail
with no one the wiser. A number of roads, west of the Mississippi, that
small seepage leaks has developed in they have been ordered by the Inter
the partition wall between the twin state Commerce Commission that they
reservoirs, at the 3-foot level, and the must deliver 38,000 coal cars to rail
Sbl. to make immediate delivery on the oversize 20-35 from
water has been let into the old stor roads east of the Mississippi by June
age basin to allow the contractors to 1st. This order of the Interstate
our warehouse any time. Other sizes can be delivered from factory
Commerce Commission will seriously
remedy the defects.
affect the supply, delivery, and price
The manufacturers have discontin
of
coal for all consumers.
branch on 10 day notice.
ued the building of Wide Track
wagons so they are practically out of
The Moro opera house is now being
We will have a big working supply of extra parts in stock next
the m a r k e t .W e have a limited sup operated under the new management
ply of both 3-inch and 3J-lnch in stock of Livingston A Mathews, they taking
month Before this come, in, any order for parts received at our
Me. Mathews
but they w ill not last long. Any one charge this week.
wanting Wide Track wagons can get ntates that he has made arrangements
Wasoo oifioe before 4 p m. can be shipped from factory branch at
them by calling on us soon. Ginn, by which he will secure the best grade
of moving pictures as soon as they are
Coleman &»Co.
released by the film companies thus
Spokane next day.
Autos For Sale- Stndebaker 3 pas assuring Moro patrons the best of the
senger roadster, 6 cylinder; Re<> 6 cyl latest pictures at all times. For the
inder, 7 passenger; Cole 8, 4 passen time being but one of the two part
ger, classy. Most high powered .Sport ners will move to this city and, until
Racer in eastern Oregon, V cylinder,
other arrangements are m ade,. Mr.
4Jx4$ motor, special military body, Mathews w ill be book keeper for the
five cord tires, extra long wheel base, Moro Trading Co. when not otherwise
•w ill do 70 to 80 miles per hour. Croe-
•ngeged with his opera house affairs
Our Motto
June—
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P r o p r ie to r .
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HARRY M. BENSON
B enson &
HENRY HULS
H u is
General Contractors and Builders
Cement and Concrete W ork a S p e c ia lt y
M o ro , O re g o n