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T o g iv e Q u a lity , S erv ice an d P rices on yo u r
h a r v e st n eed s.
W e se ll for c a sh ex clu siv ely ;
Crbchet Cotton in color«, 3 ball«.................. 25
Com m on pin«.......................................
«10
Safety pin«, 10c and........... ......................... 15
Slip ¿rip collar fastener« in ¿old, each -50
Kahki pants for boys, vobths, and men
from $1.50 to.
...................... 555
Lace bottom riding pants, good qual
ity kahki . . . . . . . . . . ----- • • .4.75
Canvas in width« 40 inch and* 72 inch
per yard, $1.35 and.................... 2.25
Mens Harvester Shoe«, in Mule and
Elk «kin. pair, all size«, $2.25 to 3.75
Cretones, fancy and staple colors, per
yard. 55c t o ...................................... 55
Voiles and Flaxons, per yard, 25c t o . .
.65
"N ew Stocks o f the F o llo w in g H ave
Just A rriv e d
Ladies and childrens Handkerchief«,
each, 10c to .................... .................75
Cinghams, plain and plaids, new stock
W hite wash skirting, ¿ood weight, yard
.60
A fire set by the passenger train
Tuesday afternoon burned over an
area of about 100 acres of stubble on
the Roy Powell farm south of Moro,
destroying three loads of hay and 186
sacks of wheat that had not yet been
picked up by the crew. The fire also
got into the Meloy farm, burning
about an acre of standing grain; s I bo
into the O. P. King farm, where
heavy standing grain would have
haade a disastrous blaze, but, fortu
nately, it was stopped at the fence
line; it also crossed into the Bruce
Kee farm, but only to the extent of
about five acres.
The Bruce Kee combine was work
ing in the direct line of the fire, but
by setting the horses to a gallop the
machine was taken out of danger.
Men from Moro went to the fire in
autos and the train, after leaving
most of its crew at the fire, made a
trip to Grass Valley for more fire
fighters and wet sacks. Considering
the possibilities and extent of the
blaze the damage was nominal.
Presbyterian Church Announcements
Moro Church for August 15th
Sunday School, 10 a. m.
Preaching, 11 a. m.
Preaching, 8:00 p. m.
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Rev. B. F. Harper of Milton, Ore
gon, will preach at both services.
Dorcas Wednesday afternoon.
You are invited and will be made
welcome a t these services.
Elmer E. McVicker, Pastor.
A Business Maxim
“ A man is judged, not alone by the company he
keeps, but by the manner in which he pays his b ills .’
• The fellow who produces a roll of bills and peels
off the number required to meet an obliagtion might
formerly have created a favorable impression.
Nowadays people are likely to wonder why he
isn 't progressive enough to keep his money in bank and
check ¿t out as needed.
How do you pay your bills?
B a n k o f M oro
M oro, O reg o n
Farm For Sale
Childs Sateen Bloomers
Childs Gingham Dresses
Ladies Sport Veils
Ladies Aprons
White Embroidered Petticoats
Womens and Childrens Hats, 25c to $1.25
New line of Corsets in Bon 1 on and Royal
Worcester
Fancy bath towel sets in colors...........
Common and fancy t o w e l^ , per
yard, 35c to • • • ■ •
................ 60
Japanese Blue Bird table cloths, $2.75 to 3.75
Lscal Church Aasouscsweats
Christian Science Society:
Services in the Church building,
Main street, at 11 a . m . '' Subject:
“ Soul;”
Testimonial services each Wednes
day evening, 8 o'clock.
Sunday School, rear church en
trance, 10:15 a.m. Pupils up to the
age of 20 are welcome.
Reading room,rear church entrance,
open each Friday fiom 2 until 4 p.m.,
where the Bible and all authorized
Christian Science literature may be
read, bought or borrowed.
The public is cordially invited to
I wish to thank all who helped stop attend the church services and visit
the field fire on my palce last Tues the reading room.
day kfternoon. Roy Powell.
.65
Men« «ox, good quality, 3 pair«
Men« summer hats, 75c t o ................... 150
W ork shirts, each, $1.50 t o . ...........
2.25
Summer weight union suits. $1.25 t o . . 3.00
Cotton Comfort« and Blnket«, $3.50 to $7.10
Field Fire at Roy Powell Fam
Send your hemstitching to Mrs.
L. M. Boothby, The Dalles, Oregon.
Remember Mullikln, the harness
man, is now at Wasco. Call and see
him.
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Abstracts promptly made by the
Sherman County Abstract Co., Moro,
Oregon.
Crosfield handles and sells only
genuine Holt extras. Do not be mis
lead by inferior parts.
Wheut ranch in Gilliam county,
consisting of 470 acres; 265 acres till
able; 160 acres now in summer fallow
ready, to seed; good spring on the
premises and fair buildings; distance
to market 6| miles. This is a good
bargain. Easy terms.
Sherman County Abstract Company,
Moro, Oregon.
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Hawaiian Show Coming
M O R O T R A D IN G C O
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M ORO,
OREGON
We Have in Stock a Large Lot of
F arm W a g o n s a n d T rucks
in Both Wide and Standard Tracks
Also McCormick and Deering Reapers
and McCormick H eaders
A Full Line of
E xtras for McCormick and Deering Machines
Grain Boxes and Grain Elevators
Mail orders for hemstitching given
The attraction scheduled to appear
prompt attention. Mrs. L. M. Booth at the Moro Theater on Wednesday,
by, The Dalles, Oreg on.
August 18th, will be the Crist and
Fresh for canning. String beans, Costa Genuine Portuguese Hawaiian»,
beets, carrots, etc. Cooking apples. who are presenting their own elaborate
Phone 5F12, Mrs. O. B. Messinger, musical production “ The Princess of
Paradise” in which all the famous
Moro.
Hawaiian songs, instrumental numbers
C. J. Livingston spent last week and dances are introduced.
end with his partner, G. E. Mathews,
The music lovers of this cit£ are
in Moro. He expects to move to this assured the treat of the season in the
, he
O b x r n c i city about September 1st.
way of a Hawaiian Musical Nighty
when this famous Hawaiian troup
H. J. Warn arrived home from
makes its bow to local theater goers.
«Il t.HMAN • «»¡<kU
Portland Friday where he made ar
The Hulu Hulu dance will be seen, the
rangements to install a “ root beer”
languorous twang of the Ukelele shall
barrell in his Bee Hive restaurant.
be heard, and the steel guitar,. which
C." A. Dailey and mother returned was made famous by the Hawaiian
Monday to Portland having made a people themselves, will bo played by
A uiust 13.1920 brief visit with their sister and daugh Mr. Joseph Rogrigues, who is a mast
F R ID A Y .
ter, Mrs. G. E. Mathews, over Sunday. er of the steel guitar. Mr. Charles
E u r s s a L ortp » N o . 121.
Costa, One of Hawaii's most noted
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W. R Bush, district superintendent singers and entertainers, heads the
¿ M c d i tbe first and third
of the Ford Portland plant, w hs a list of notables with the Crist and
Thursday evening* of each
month
V iiitin g member* business visitor in Moro this week as Costa’s Hawaiians and Princess Aloha,
cordially invited lo
ueet guest of Manager Goff of DesChutes the famous Hula dancer, is also with
with u*. By order of W . M .
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Motor Co.
this organization.
J. M . P a r r y . Secretary.
All in all an unusual entertainment
Adrain Huff, son of Sherman Huff,
is
to be .offered by these native Ha
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B n th ln h n m
C h a p te r
a former resident of this .county now
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waiian».
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residing near Edmonton, Canada, was
Regular com munication
visiting with old friends in this vicin
each 2d and 4th Thursday
ity last week.
evening* m onthly.
Offered at Bargain Prices
Save
rs .
E sther
Money
, n a K unsm an .
W o rth y M atron
M e l o y . Secretary.;
M o r o L o d g 1 N o . 113
I. O. O. F.
by Calling on ns.
M eet* every M onday eve
rting in their hall. Transi
ent and V iiitin g Brother*
cordially invited to meet
w ith u*.
, C . H . John*, N . 4 i.
A . M . Young, Secretary
GINN, COLEMAN & CO.
MORO,OREGON
Our Motto
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“ A ll we can give
fo r
thè
— n o i a ll
m o n e y;
we can
. get f o r t h è goods”
Th^tfflrìììnfl Power of a Qollar la What Counla
For sale Baby Bfjst Harvester $450.
Crosfield at Wasco.
If you have a news item, tell it to
j the Observer. Do not inftrgine we
know it and then wonder why it is not
In the pape:. Please use the phone
I if not convenient to call and tell us
; personally.
Reward for return of dark bay mare
i with roached mane, white hind foot,
’ branded either JH attached or FX on
' left shoulder, weight about 1150.
i Gone since June 26th. Verne Coe,
' M o ro , O regon.
THREE
Il iB regular
M O DELS
IM 5 werslze
ID-Ill msrslze -
We ppe pb|e I« W k e imm ediate delivery on die oversize 20-35 from
. our wprebouao any lime.
Other nixes cun be delivered from factory
bruimb on 10 day itoilon.
We will have ft big working supply of extra parts in stock next
month.
Before this comes in, any order for parts received at oq<
Waaco office before 4 p.m. can be shipped from factory branoli at
Spokane n ex t'la y .
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O’Meara Supply and Implement Company
Wasco, Oregon
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For sale by owner. 480 acres of
wheat land in Morrow county with
stoCK and machinery, fair buildings
and plenty of water. Price $40 per
acre, Part cash, terms on balance.
For further particulars write W. G.
Palinateer, Morgan, Oregon.
Yuba Ball Tread Tractors
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Goggles
Sun Burn Lotions
Cream for Lips
Officiai Paper for Shram County.
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Anybody Needing any of the Above Afill
MAKE HARVESTING A PLEASURE
Wheat Farms in Canada for sale at
from $11 to $30 per acre and on 20
years time. Investigate before it is
too late. " Write the Dufur Valley
Realty Co., Dufur, Oregon.
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Chas. Kenny has had two stubble
fires this season, caused by hot carbon
and back firing through the carburea-
tor of his tractor. A chemical fire
extinguisher each time quickly put
the fire to route.
Double bed, springs and mattrass
One No. O barrel churn
One small dasher churn
Half doz 4-quart granite milk pans
Solid oak stand
Library table, solid oak
Six piece water set
Upholstered lounge
100 feet half inch rubber hose
100 feet J-inch rublier hose
MORO PHARMACY
Phone
K. SCHADE, Prop.
303
Just Arrived
A shipment of the Yellow Winona
W ide Track W agon
We Also Have The
T w o la w n m ow ers
Call, write or phone
Virgil McEwan has moved from
C. L. Ireland, Moro, Oregon.
LosAngeles to Moro, the better to en
joy the quakes at a distance. He is
a cousin to the Hulery brothers and Bargain in Morrow County Real Estate
for the present is employed at the
Moro Trading Co,
One of the best ranches in Morrow
A man named Jackson, from H ills county, containing 1120 acres; 480 in
boro, acting as header tender on the summer fallow; good house, with hot
Callaway machine, had a gash four and cold water and other modern con
inches long and to the bone cut in his veniences. Out buildings in fairly
left leg by the fan wheel on the water good condition. Water in abundance.
Some horses and machinery go with
cooler Thursday, the 5th.
place. Terms part rash, balance on
1 Owner wanted for roan gelding, time. For further particulars address
i neur 3-year old; weight about 1100; box 382, lune, Oregon.
I branded on both shoulders with “ stir-
i ru p " standing; white in face and has
Notice to Creditors
I white feet. H. A. Fuller, 5 miles
i north west of Moro, Oregon.
In the County Court of the State of
Reward for information or return Oregon for Sherman County.
Notice is hereby given that the un
of a light bay horse; weight about
1200; branded LF on left hip; has dersigned has been appointed adminis
knot on left hind leg between hock tratrix of tho estate of P. H. Buxton,
and ankle. Left about the middle of deceased, by the County Court of the
State of Oregon for Sherman County,
July. Wesley Fuller, Moro.
and has qualified. All persons having
Grand Master Johnson will visit the claims against said estate are hereby
local 1. O. 0 . F. lodges on an official notified to present same duly verified
visit Monday, August 16th. In honor as by law required to the undersigned
of the occasion a joint session of the at the office of Bright &.Bryant,Moro,
Kent, Grass Valley, Wasco, and Moro Oregon, within six months from the
lodges will be held at Muro that even date hereof.
ing.
Dated and first published August
Don’t fail to see the Baby Holt 6th, 1920.
-Glady N. Buxton, Administratrix.
Tractor Harvester. No horses and
only three men. If you bulk your Bright & Ifryant, Attorneys for Estate
grain you will use only two men.
Harvester now at Herman Christian
Sherman County Farm Bargain«
sen’s ranch southeast of Moro. Cros
field, Sherman County Agent.
720 acres for sale close to Bourbon;
about.
500 acres in cultivation; 200
Spurks from ,the chimney set fire to
the roof of the Ben Payne farm home aerjs in wheat and .100 acres in sum
in the Rutledge section early Wednes mer fallow included in price with
day morning. The blaze was discov 5-year lease on another good section
ered by Dr. Whittier and wife, camped having 250 acres in summer fallow.
640 acres for sale one mile from
near by, about as soon as the fire
started with the result that little dam Bousbon ; 425 acres in cultivation.
Included in the price is 200 acres in
age was dune.
wheat, 200 acres in summer fallow,
Every farmer should take time to all stock and machinery. Price $32,-
visit the H. H. Chrstiansen harvest 000, part cash and good terms on bal
outfit for an inspection of the work ance.
being don^ by the new model Holt
800 acres for sale east of GrasH Val
Baby Tractor Combine. This machine ley; about 225 acresJ in wheat, 175
is balanced on a single centered Cat
acres in summer fallow; lots of water;,
erpillar track, uses three men in .11
third of crop .goes with thé plaçe.
sack grain doing 25 acres per day;
Price $25 an acre. Will consider a
has a collapsing reel and folding
house in Moro, Wasco, or The Dalles
header and travels 2| miles an hour in
as part payment.
high gear, pul’ lng a ll h ills on high
S m AIM Hunt«, Moto. 0»e».
gear so fa r encountered.
Superior Drill, size 20-7 and 18-7
VanBrunt Drill, size 18-7
Thomas Drill, size 16-7
M io Hardware & Iinpleinent Co.
MORO, OREGON
Sherman County Agent for Rotary Rod feeder
Also we carry a complete line of Furniture, Ranges and
Heaters, and remember the Famous Z Line ot Rn¿ines and
Fairaday Washing Machines.
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M oro B a r b e r S
P o rc e la in
J 0 a th
hop
Tub.
Everything First Gass and up to date.
Shop in Brick Building next Observer Office
C. H . J O H N S ,
P r o p r ie to r .
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HARRY M. B E N SO N
General Contractors and Builders .
Cement and Concrete Work a Specialty
M o ro , O re g o n
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