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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (July 2, 1920)
Wm. Morrison Is having his resi* Local Ckarck Aaaoaaaaatah ______ dence painted. Dr. Poley and family have returned from thw^lr auto trip to and through C alifornia. Special Prices on Groceries Ivory Soap, large bars, 13 fo r............... 1 00 Campbells Soups, any variety, 2 cans .25 Matcher, beat grade. 12 boxes for . Extra cut Stringless Beans. 3 cans foY . .45 . x .70 ► L O Cedar O il, in sizes for 25c, 50c and 1.00 Del Monte Maine Corn, 3 cans for-...........70 O Cedar Mops. No 4 size each . . . . .. 1.25 Gold Crest Rutter, 2 lb roll fo r............. 1-35 Brooms, best grade, 1.25 to ................ 1.90 1 lb can Giradella Ground Chocolate Sea Foam washing powder, 3 pkg for. 15 Carnation M ilk, large can ........... -• • • “ small can, 3 fo r...............25 Golden West Coffee, 85 5 pound tin ---- 2.65 Schillings Baking Powder, 5 lb tin “ ' “ “ 2.35 Corn Meal, Crosfield handles and je lls only genuine H olt extras. Do not be m is lead by inferior parts. Car of Studebakers; special six, big six ; due in Wasco June 15th. Crosfield, Wasco, Oregon. See the oil stove on display at Cros- fields. I t ’s a “ Florence.” The stove th a t w ill ^plve your fuel problem. Ford car for sale reasonable. Just been overhauled. V. B ., Howard, Moro. See me a t city pump station. .35 .............. 35 or yellow, pkg each -, 2/4 lb tin ----- 1 25 Pork and Beans, Del Monte brand: Small buffet can, 6 f o r . . . . . . . . .55 * Medium can. 3 f o r ........................ 50 No. 2 can, 3 fo r..............................55 Mens Black and Cordovan Hose, best quality cotton, 3 pair for . .65 Canvas Gloves, heavy weight, per pair .25 AN INVITATION Moro Church: Sunday School, 10 a. m. No preaching service a t 11 a.m ., but w ill attend the “ B illy ’’ Sunday service a t DeMoss Springs. If there be no special speaker at the morning services a t Chautauqua, preaching a t the Presbyterian church a t the usual time. Preaching, 8:00 p. m. Choir practice, Monday, 8 XX) p. m. Bible study, Wednesday, 8/X) p. m. Please remember th a t on the second Sunday of July a t 11 a.m . there w ill be Communion Service. All are invited to a ll services. If you are a stranger we w ill make you welcome. Elmer E. McVicker, Pastor. •T J u n e — ' ~ , Summer's ’Sunny - Hearted ' First Child invjtes 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 of Christian Science S ociety: Jus» arrived, a gopd shipment of the Wide Track Yellow Winona Services in the Church building, wagon. Moro Hardware & Imp. Co. Main street, a t 11 a.m . Subject: J u st received a new snappy line of “ G od.” Testim onial services each Wednes boys suits, all sixes, up to the minute day evening, 8 o’clock. styles, ¡»rices from $9.50 to $16.85. Sunday School, rear church en Moro T rading Co. trance, 10:16 a.m . Pupils up to the The contract was let Monday to the age of 20 are welcome. Reading room ,rear church entrance, ! G lasser Construction Co. for the new gafage building to be occupied by the open each Friday from 2 until 4 p.m ., where the Bible and all authorised ! DesChutes Motor Co. , Christian Science* literature may be ’ W’e are in position to give good read, bought or borrowed. close prices on grain boxes and eleva The public is cordially invited to tors, wagons, reapers and headers. attend the church services and v isit Ginn, Coleman & Co. the reading room. .47 Olympic flap jack flour*, per pkg . . . . . Albers flap jack flour, per pkg • L. W. R om and family have return ed from an auto camping trip to as fa r south as Bend. • Presbyterian Church. Announcements 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 o f good living. B a n k o f M oro Moro, Oregon We have a 1000 bushel steel grain ,bin for sale cheap. GinfT, Coleman & Co. Mrs. J.~E. Coleman and Miss Eu nice Coleman returned Tuesday from a visit at Spokane. M O R O T R A D IN G C O . W •AWANA SKIN > ,|.«i. 4HKMMA W e*H ave in Stock a Large Lot of & Ì Pays? b ilX t a MIO* u Mrs. J: M. who have been Mason’s father, on Thursday to Dalles. PEOPLC LAUGH A T T H IS 2 July 2. 1920 F R ID A Y . . . Look at our m ens’ summer hats. Kakhi, grey, and mixed colors. Each J5 cent«. Dress hats, $3.00 to $7.50. Moro Truditig Co. C a s ty . Farm W agons and Trucks in B oth W ide and S ta n d a rd T rac k s Eurtia Lodi» No 121. , E x tra s fo r M c C o rm ic k and D e e rin g M ach in e s - G ra in Boxes am i G rain E lev a to rs Aojkody Need«« »1»« *»">" #iB F a r m s r s E d u c a t io n a l a n d C o - O p e r by Calling on U*. a tiv e U n io n o f A m e r lo a M oro L ocal N o . 41 Meets in I.O .O .F . hall each 2nd and 4th Saturday afternoon. Visiting members welcome W . S. Powel, President. W. H. Ragsdale, Secretary. GINN, COLEMAN & CO. ■ i MORO, OREGON •••••• we can give m oney ; I we can g e t f o r Lho g o o d r t” Tht Working Power of a ________ i l ' “J Dollar 1» .What Counts S ’ a b |N THREE MODELS - ' ' 11-15 owsize ' * O th e r sizes can be d e liv ered fro m facto ry ; We w ill have a big w orking su p p ly of e x tra p a rts in stock ny x t B efore th is con,es iM M n y .o p ier for p a rts received W a e c o o flc e before 4 p .m . can he sh ip p ed S p o k a n ® n e x t dfly* MORO PHARMACY WE AR E AG ENTS FO R T H E 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 our from factory b ra n c h at * Chatam Fanning Mills We have a good stock of UGHT-POIHT CUTOUT DOUBLE -ttTIHG DISCS business affairs will be in charge of Ralph Brishir.e. <„ Chester Chester Smith Smith was was in ,n town town W w ’ednes- eanes- day, the first tim e since his attack of >. fr„m the quarantine on Monday. He says the other members of the fam ily wero. fortunately spared the experience through which he parsed. •„ I O’Meara Supply and Implement Company Wasco, Oregon 4 303 K. SCHADE, Prop. Phon# ' Bundles are requested tp be deliver ed to the Moro Steam Landry building early Monday morning, not later than 9 a .m ., to be sure of delivery th a t week. This is urgent. Also we carry a complete line of Furniture, Ranges and Heaters, and remember the Famous Z Line Faifaday Washing Machines. Moro ISN’T IT L E G A L T O K IL L T H I S GUY ? Owing to unavoidable circumstances the date for “ B illy ” Sunday at the DeMoss Park has been changed from this Sunday morning to 10:80 a.m . Tuesday, July 6th. Remember the day and date. Mrs. Welton, from Carltonville, Illinois, and Miss Helen Sells, from Cando, N. I)., are visitors a t the The wall cribbing for the grain ele W. B. Johnston home. Mrs. Welton vator being built at Erskine by the is Mr». Johnston’s mother while Miss G lasrer Construction Co. for the Sells is Mr. Johnston’s niece. Farm ers Elevator & Supply Co. is Be sure and hear both “ B illy ” about finished to the top of the 55 foot Sunday and W’m. Jennings Bryan in heighth. When completed it w ill be the big Chautauqua Lent at DeMoss 84 feet to the top of the cupola, with Park on Tut s lay, July 6th ” B * ly ’’ 16 grain bins having holding capacity Sunday at 10:30 am, admission free of 64KOOO bushels of grain. with a free w l l offering taken. Harry Key was in town the first of Those holding Chautauqua season tic k the week from his farm southw est of ets no extra charge to hear Bryan at Grass Valley. He reports his proa 8.30 p.m. that same evening, Tues pects for a bumper bean crop to be day July 6th. Season tickets can be had’from A M. W right. Both these the very best, more p articularly since dates are guaranteed. the v isit of a spiall oloud burst on hia place about three weeks ago when foot Thursday, July 15th, deep furrows was placed thickly in I)r. Freeze, the eye his field from the running w ater. specialist w ill make b it regular v isit to Why pay $6.00 and $7.00 ari acre to Moro and may be consulted free at harvest your crop when you can buy a good second hand gas harvester tor Moro Pharmacy all day. Take ta r e $850.007 W’e have le ft w ith us a 16- of your eyes before har.vest by giving them protection against sun, Wind, foot Best, fitted w ith a 30-horse Holt motor. Can be put in AI shape for a an,I dust. See the new „Crookes ler>s reasonable amouut to out the average which breaks the glare, hut does not distort or discolor objects. Next visit crop thia year. This ia one of the best first part of September. At Wasco, buys we have had and w ill not last, July 14th. • Grata Valley, July 18th. so you had better hurry. -Crosfield, Kant, Ju ly 17th, until 8 p.m, Wasco, bregon. <0-10 oversize. - b ra n c h on 10 d ay notice. m o n th . My First Thousand Bars Sold in a Week Born to Mr. and Mrs. C. C Calkins at the home of Mrs C alkin’s parents at A irlie, Oregon, June 25th, a son. The young man has been christened Oscar Charles. Autos For Sale—Studebaker 3 pas senger roadster, 6 cylinder; Reo 6 cyl inder, 7 passenger; Cole 8, 4 passen ger, classy. Most high powered Sport Racqr in eastern Oregon, 6 cylinder, Hx-ti motor, special m ilitary body, five cord tires, extra long wheel base, will do 70 to 80 miles per hour. Cros- fleld, Wasco, Oregon, We a re able to m ake im m e d ia te d eliv ery on -be o v e rs iz e 2 0 -3 5 from - o u r w arehouse an y tim e. New Stock Just Arrived Dr. C. H. Johns, w ife and sister in law, Mrs. Jacobsen visiting in Moro from Junction City, were auto tour ists Tuesday to the vicinity of Madras where Mrs. Jacobsen has land in te r I B. J. Barnum and w ife made the ests. trip up the Columbia highway last I week for the purpose of v isitin g with IS IT HOT , Mrs. B arnum ’s mother, Mrs. Sarah enough I Landry, FOR. Y O U ? I Crosfield is Sherman county agent i for the H arter Mustard E ater, made to fit all sizes of headers and harvest- ' ers. Orders received at once, we w ill rush in by express. The m anufacturers have discontin u e d the building of Wide Truck wagons so they are practically out of the m m arket v e have ited sup- sup- the arket. S *We have a a lim limited I U ' . u M l I n st/c l ply of b^h. 8-incb . r d 3i.,nch In I but they m il not last long. A nyone w anting Wide Track wagons can get them by calling on us soon. Ginn, . Coleman & Co. Y u b a B all T re a d T ra c to rs .« -III regular " Mason and children, visiting with Mrs. H. J. Warn, returned their home at The W. B. Johnton is nursing a sprain ed back, caused by a fall off a scaf folding at the D. A. Maxwell farm 8ome real good buys in real es where Mr. Maxwell is engaged in tate in W ashington, G illiam , Wasco, building an addition to his residence. and Crook counties. Also at Golden- S. P. Brisbine and wife le ft via the dale, Wash. See me upstairs, Bank highway Wednesday for a three weeks of Moro building, Alex Runter. v isit with friends and relatives at Moro,. Oregon. Hillsboro. During his absence his Our Motto is ' If yuu have h news item, tell it to the Observer. Do not imagine we know it and then wonder why it is not in the pape:. Please use the phone if not convenient to call ai d tell us personally. COLGATE’S BEST - - DOLLAR THE DOZEN 1 have several varieties of splendid garden peas almost ready for canning. Order now if you want them. W rite, ’phone, or call on Harold Bryant, Moro, Oregon. A. F. * A M, Moro or. W’e have a supply of canvas in Meet« the first and third _ each widths 72 inch 10 ouhee at $2.25 per Thursday ............ evening* of Visiting members - y a rd ; 40 inch draper canvas at $1.35 month cordially invited to ueet per yard. Moro Trading Co. with u«. By order ot W . M. J. M. P arky , Secretary. Special Notice — Crosfield gives w arning to rush your orders for all B a th la h e m C h a p te r parts th a t you w ill need for overhaul rc NO. 78 O. E. 3.* Regular communication ing H olt H arvesters and Tractors. »each 2d and 4th Thursday j Mrs. Mary King, from Garfield, .evenings monthly. W’.'ish, who has been visiting with her »M rs . I na K unsman , Worthy Matron sister, Mrs. Sarah Landry, left Thurr- "M rs . E sther M ei . oy . Secretary., 1 day for a visit with relatives at Port- ’ land. Also McCormick and Deering Reapers and McCormick Headers A F ull Line of SOAP , Wes Rigdon and wife are auto tour ists for the next to weeks at different peints in the W illam ette valley. MORO, OREGON of Engines an Hardware & Implement Co. MORO, OREGON r M oro B a r b e r S P o r c e la in J9ath hop Tub. Everything First Gass and up to date. S h op in B rick B u ild in g n e x t O b se rv e r Office c . H. J O H N S , k 111* P r o p r ie t o r . Z v d C O X O ,--------------O X G g f O X X . ^ aaal a a A U * « u f c M k w p I J H A R R Y M. BENSON B enson & H EN R Y H U LS h fu ls General Contractors and Builders Cement and Concrete W o rk a Specialty M oro, O regon
