Sherman County observer., June 25, 1920, Image 3

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Local Ckarck AlftMUfeäftftat*
is now at Wasco. Call and
Presbyterian Church Announcements
him.
Moro Church:
We have a 1000 bushel steel grain
bin for sale cheap. Ginn, Coleman &
Sunday School, 10 a. m.
Preaching, 11 a. m.
Co.
Preaching, 8 XX) p. m.
Croefleld handles and sells only
Choir practice, Monday, 8:00 p. m.
genuine Holt extras. Do not be mis­
Dorcas Wednesday afternoon.
lead by inferior parts.
Bible study, Wednesday, 8:OOp. m.
Services regularly every Sunday
Car of Studebakers; special six,
big six; due in Wasco June 16th. morning and evening unless there is
a special withdrawal. There w ill be
Croefleld, Waeco, Oregon.
special music. Every one w ill be
See the oil stove on display at Croe- made welcome at all services.
flelds. It's a "Florence.” The stove
Elmer E. McVicker, Pastor.
that w ill solve your fuel problem.
Special Prices
Groceries
Iv o ry Soap, large bar», 13 fo r ................
1 00
Matches, best grade. 12 boxes for • - - -
.70
Campbells Soups, any variety, 2 cans .
O Cedar M ops. N o 4 size each............. 1.25
1.90
5 pound t i n . . . .
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5 lb tin
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2 >4 lb tin —
.70
G o ld Crest Butter. 2 lb roll fo r ............... 1-35
47
1 lb can Giradella Ground Chocolate
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small can, 3 fo r..........
.25
Olym pic flap jack flour, per pkg . . . . .
-35
Albers flap jack flour, per pkg ”. - • • • •
-35
Corn M eal, white or yellow, pkg each
.20
2.65
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Schillings Baking Powder,
Del M onte M aine Corn, 3 cans f o r .. . .
Carnation M ilk, large can .............................13
Sea Foam washing powder, 3 pkg f o r ..
G o ld en West Coffee,
.25
Extra cut Stringless Beans, 3 cans for. -
O Cedar O il, in sixes for 25c, 50c and 1.00
Brooms, best grade, 1.25 t o ..................
Christian Science Society: - *
Ford ear for tala reasonable. Just
been overhauled. V. B. Howard,
Services in the Church building,
Moro. See me at city pump station. Main street, at 11 a.m. Subject:
Chas. S. Parker, representing the “ Christian Science.”
Testimonial services each Wednes­
Ford Motor Co. Portland branch, was
a business visitor in Moro last week. day evening, 8 o ’clock.
Sunday School, rear church en­
Mrs. D. M. Kyle and son, from trance, 10:16 a.m. Pupils up to the
Florence, Oregon, are visiting with age of 20eare welcome.
Reading room,rear church entrance,
her parents at _ the Presbyterian
open each Friday from 2 until 4 p.m.,
Manse.
where the Bible and all authorized
Mrs. Edw Newton, who has been in Christian Science literature may be
The Dalles hospital under the care of read, bought or borrowed.
Dr. Ghormley, is doing as well as can
The public iB cordially invited to
be expected.
attend the church services and visit
Look at our mens’ summer hats. the reading room.
Kakhi, grey, and mixed colors. Each
76 cent*. Dress hats, .$3.00 to $7.50.
Corwin - Farra Wedding
Jdoro Trading Co.
2.35
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1.25
P o rk and Beans, Del M onte brand:
Small buffet can, 6 fo r........................55
Mens Black and Cordovan Hose,
Ginn, Coleman & Co. this week
This city was the scene of a pretty
sold a reaper to Everett Hastings, an­ home wedding Thursday evening,
M edium can, 3 f o r ............................50
other to W. C. Fuller, and one to June 17th, when Miss Pauline Corwin
N o . 2 can,- 3 fo r .............. ....................55 Canvas Gloves, heavy weight, per pair
and Thomas H. Farra were united in
C. L. Montgomery.
marriage at the home of the bride's
Just received a new snappy line of mother, Mrs. (v.S?<tqyse. Rev. F.R.
boys suits, all sizes, up to the minute Jackson of Wasco officiating.
styles, prices from $9.50. to $16.85.
The charming personality of the
Moro Trading Co.
bride
has won for her a host of
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We are in position to give good friends in this city as well as at
close prices on grain boxeH and eleva­ Wasco where the family resided be­
tors, wagons, reapers and headers. fore “ coming to Moro. The bride
groom is an enterprising young farm­
Ginn, Coleman & Co.
M O R O , OREGON
er of Absarokee, Montana, and is a
- We have a supply of canvas in son of Mrs. J. W. Ddhn of this city
widths 72 inch 10 ounce at $2.25 per and brother to Mrs. A. H. Barnum of
40 inch draper canvas at $1.35 Lone Rock Farm.
Moro Trading Co.
Immediately following the cere­
mony
refreshments were served by
Notice — Croefield gives
Mrs. Royse, assisted by the bride’s
warning to rush your orders for all
grandmother, Mrs. Luella Lamborn,
parts that you w ill need for overhaul
of Wasco, the only guest from outside
ing Holt Harvesters Mnd Tractors.
this locality.
M upO. SHKRMAN CO..OREGON
A wedding reception was given the
Mrs. A. E. Blackburne and two
young couple Sunday afternoon by
children,
front
Arlington,
were
visit
We Have in Stock a I-arge Lot of
ore during the week at the home of Mrs. A. H. Barnum at theia Lone
her parents, Hugh Chrisman and wife Rock Farm home, the young people
leaving Monday morning for their
Mrs. A. R. Tracer and Bon and Mrs new home near Absarokee, Montana
F R I D A Y ................. June 25, 1920
Walter Jacobsen, all from Junction
in Both Wide and Standard Tracks
City, Oregon, are visiting Dr. Johns
E u r a x i L oS»» N o . 121.
and family. Mrs. Jacobsen is a sister
A. F . a A
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Meeta the first and third and Mrs. Tracer a sister in law to
Thuradav evening« of each Mrs. Johns.
Also McCormick and Deering Reapers
AN INVITATION
June—
Summer's Sunny - Hearted
First Child
invites us to make the most of the golden 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 of
contentment and peace.
Accept June’s invitation through a banking connec­
tion here.
The wise, full use of our facilities will
help you to solve the secret of good living.
B a n k o f M oro
M o r o , ’ O r e g o n
best quality cotton, 3 pair (p r..
SOAP
M O R O T R A D IN G C O
F a rm W a g o n s an d -Trucks
(MM paper
and McCormick Headers
with ua.
for Shaw Comfy.
month
Viaiting membera
cordially invited to
"neet
By order of W . M .
J. M . P arky , Secretary.
B e th le h e m
A Full Line of
Extras for McCormick and Deering Machines
Grain Boxes and Grain Elevators
Anybody Nardi.» .«T °f
A1« " WiB
M#• e ,
by Calling oe a*.
G IN N , COLEMAN & CO.
MORO, OREGON
Our Motto
is......
“All we can give
for the mouey;
— not all we can
get for the goods”
Dollar Is What Counts
Th« Working PowerJof
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Regular communication
leach 2d and 4th Thuraday
.evening« monthly.
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W orthy Matron
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Yuba Ball Tread Tractors
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O’Meara Supply and Implement Company
Wasco, Oregon
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M y First Thousand Bars Sold in a W eek
MORO PHARMACY
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K. SCHADE, Prop.
Phone
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WE ARE AGENTS FOR THE
If you 4ipve a news item, tell it to
the Observer. Do not imagine we
know it and then yonder why it is not
in the paper. Please use the phone
if not convenient to call ai d tell us
personally.
W. F. Jackson and Hans Thompson
a t iv e U n io n o f A m e r ic a
left Friday morning for San Francisco
M o r o L o c a l N o . 41
where they w ill “ take jn ” the Demo
Meeta in I . O . O . F . hall each 2nd and 4th cratic national convention and witness
Saturday afternoon.
Viaiting membera the fireworks usual to all conventions
welcome.
W . S. Powell Preaident.
of that scope.
H. Ragadalf, Secretary.
John M. DeMoss some time ago
J.
leased the Julius Medler farm north
Moro Ckorckes Adopt Resolution
of Wasco, one of Sherman county’s
best wheat producers. This gives
The follow ing resolution was adopt­
John M. 1230 acyes of tillable land
ed by the Presbyterian and Methodist
.now
under lease.
churches of Moro, Oregon :
Abstracts promptly made by the
Sherman County Abstract Co., Moro,
Oregon.
N ew Stock Just Arrived
Wait for Dr. Freeze, if
you need eye service
Trips each month to
Moro and other towns
JOHN DEERE and OLIVER PLOWS
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T h o m a s ,z
V a n b r u n t,
M o n ito r a n d
S u p e r io r
F a r m e r « E d u c a t io n a l a n d C o - O p e r ­
Resolved: That inasmuch as the
Ellison - White Chautauqua Company
has billed their usual Chautauqua pro­
gram for the Sunday, July 4th, at
DeMoss Springs and are planning to
charge their usual admission to the
Sunday program, we hereby express
our disapproval of the same as com­
mercializing and dessecrating the day.
Presbyterian Church,
by F. E. Fagan, Secretary.
Methodist Church,
by R. J. Ginn, Secretary.
COLGATE’S BEST - • DOLLAR THE DOZEN
For sale at my home in Moro, June
30th and July 1st. Oak dresser, fire
less cooker, refrigerator, single bed,
springs, and mattrass, sewing table,
framed picture “ Pharoe’s Horses.
Mrs. J. E. Coleman.
Some real good buys in real es­
tate in Washington,- Gilliam, Wasco,
and Crook counties. Also at Golden-
dale, Wash.
See me upstairs, Bank
of Moro building/^ Alex
Hunter.
Moro, Oregon.
Only eleven, including the board,
were present at the annual school
meeting held last Monday. The busi­
ness coming before the meeting was
completed in twenty minutes. W. C.
Bryant was elected director and R. C.
Ornduff clerk, both being reelected.
D R IL L S
At the commencement exercises at
Hill Military Academy in Portland
June 16th Harland McDonald, of Mc­
Donald in this county, was honored by
being appointed a Cadet Lieutenant
and was commended for his excellent
work at the school. At the close of
the exercises a competitive drill was
held after which a reception and dance
was held. Hill Military Academy
was one of the schools to receive gov­
ernment military equipment during
the past year.
Farm Residence Burns
The farm residence on the Ed Alley
farm east of Grass Valley in the Rut­
ledge district was totally destroyed
by fire Monday morning, together with
practically all ita contents. The farm
had just recently been leased by the
Sam Walker of Wasco, was taken
owner to Sherm Wilcox, who had
suddenly ill at McDonald ferry Sun
bought the larger part of the furnl
day evening while returning from the
ture that was destroyed. Mr. Wilcox
game at Ione. Dr. Ghormley
had left a young man, working for
was called to the ferry where he ren
him, in charge while he attended the
dered first aid and piloted the party
Shrine events at Portland and current
into Wusco, where his condition re­
report is to the effect that the fire
mained serious throughout the night. started in the upper story of the
Owen Thompson and Lee Roberts dwelling, presumably from discarded
both left advertisements at this office cigarettes.
this week notifing owners of stray " When the fire was discovered by the
horses to come after them, but before care taker he became frightened, sad­
the notice was put in type the owner dled a horse and rode away as fast as
the animal could travel. His speed
in the person of O. E. Baker appear-
The horses had been run off their attracted attention of neighbors who
range by others rounding up phoned the owner at Grass Valley an
then went to the fire, too late to save
anything. The man was stopped at
The manufacturers have discontin­ DeMoaa by T. W. Alley and Sheriff
ued the building of Wide Track Chrisman and returned alone to the
wagons so they are practically out of
While the dwelling was burning
the market. We have a limited sup­
ply of both 8-inch and 81-inch in stock verv little wind occurred which ttn-
but they w ill not last long. Any one d o u L tly - v e d the other building,
wanting Wide Track wagons can get on the farm. W« underetand that n-
them by calling on us soon. Ginn, •urance amounting to 17.X) wa. on the
Coleman & Co. - • -
building and »750 on
' Autos For Sale—Studebaker 3 pas­ term o f the policy l»P»'"i lh‘
da, and to b . di.pl.cod by another
senger roadster, 6 cylinder; Beo 6 cyl­ to the amount of »1«« on the dwell
inder, 7 passenger; Cole 8, 4 passen ing. Mr. Wilcox had insurance that
ger, classy. MJst high powered Sport
to $1500. .
Racer in eastern Oregon, 6 cylinder, amounted
Mrs. Alley looses, among other
41x41 motor: special military body, ^MHWlona, a choice act «< H.vUand
five cord tires, extra long wheel baae, china and numerous cut glass and
w ill do 70 to 80 miles per boor. Croe
ver war«.
field, Waaco, Oregon.
Chatam Fanning Mills
W e have a good stock of
H tll-ftm tlllOlll OOI1BH O I 6 DISCS
A l.o we carry a complete line of Furniture. Range» and
Heaters, and remember the Famous Z Line ot En<tne> «nd
Fairaday Washing Machines.
Hurt) Hardware & Implement Co.
MORO, OREGON
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M oro B a r b e r S
hop
Tub.
Everything First Class and up to date.
P o r c e la in
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Shop in Brick Building next Observer Office
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