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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 15, 1920)
* • ’ •■ j * m -- 'aii 7^3*1 •FT — • _VHp*:Lt . "**..'*6 -if • ’ •• $- * ■ \j« jr Price and Quality G O O D S S O L D E X C L U S IV E L Y FOR CASH New Style K nit Scarfs and Slip-on Sweaters Overcoats - Mackinaws - Leathervests Ladies’ Boudoir Slippers; a new com plete stock, just arrived Corduroy pants, regular and lape J • Outing Flannels, a ll colors at a bottom • 4' • - bargain prices Leather I^eggina ’' t, • . t - — - - ,, .1. I — ■' 1 h" ' M en’s Furnishings Sport Cojits and Vests Groceries Felt Hats .. ( ’loth Hats, snappy colors A Few Extra Goad Values fot This Week. * Pajam as and N ight Shirts Wool Shirts Wool, Cashmere and Cotton Sox Drygoods • Wool Dress Goods, plaids, checks and plain. Kim ona silk, fancy patterns and colors S hirting silk, fancy and staple colors 1 _ - - - ■■■ R um Bath Soap, regular 10c bar 5c Jergens Soaps, regular 15c and 2Oo bar 10c. • 8now drift shortening, sold on a money-back guarantee: 2-lb. tin 65c. 7 4-lb. tin $1,49 8-1 b. tin $2.65 Small W hite Beans, per pound 8c. We have our new pack of fruits on h a n d , let us* quote you prices on the best quality Peaches, Pears, Apricots and Berries. T R A D IN G M ORO, The'usual Dorcas social for October w ill be held at the home of Mrs. E. H. Moore next Wednesday afternoon, October 20th. R. D. Jackson. was another former residenter of this city wf»o just simp ly “ had to” come back for a visit dur ing fair week. jjr • T . . a . ■■■ S h e r m a n C o u n ty Fair, R e m e m b e r th e D ate, O ct. 1 2 t o 1 6 M O R O Lecsl Cknrck A a«^«csaests Meg. L. Bsm utt was visiting in Moro from The Dallee during the fair. Presbyterian Church Announcements Remember Mullikin, the harness Sunday School, 10 a. m. Preaching, 11 a. m. man, ia now at Wasco. Call and see Junior Endeavor, 4 XX) p. m. him. . *** • . Preaching, 7 ;80 p. m. Mr». M. L. Hookinson has added a Dorcas Wednesday afternoon. new kitchen and bath to her city res Bible study, Wednesday 7 :30 p m. idence. Choir practice,Wednesday,8:16 p.m. The ahnva are the regular services Hemstitching. Mrs. L. M. Booth- by, 308 Washington stigft, The Dallee, and hours at the Presbyterian Church to which all are invited and w ill be phone Main 6081. made welcome. Roy P. Hu lee and family were over Elmer E. McVicker, Pastor. from their Dufur home, visiting in Moro during the.fair- Methodist Church announcements Mrs. L. B. Robinson, from The for October: • Dalles, is visiting at thh J. C. Har Mo.o Church: Sunday School each per hjme during the fair. Sunday at 10 a.m. Preaching each C. L. Montgomery is having his les- Sunday evening at 7 :30. Morning idence treated to a new roof, a new preaching services October 17th, Octo porch, and other substantial improve ber 31st. Prayer meeting each Wednesday ments.* evening at 7:30. House and three lota for s a le -S ix Ladies Aid Society meets every rooms and bath, electric lights, etc., Thursday and tbe W .F.M .S. meets going at a bargain... See Marvin M i l - the first Friday of each month, places of meeting announced at Sunday ser leri Moro. vices. Wm. J. Martin jg ., being sup Spaulding Chapel: Sunday School plied from the local Tumalum Lumber each Sunday at 11 a.m. Preching at Co. yarls with material for a barn 12 noon October 10th and 24th. 616 by 40 feet.' Harold H. Miles, pastor. ? . A# C O Edgar B.rMiller, wife and son Paul left this week via auto tor southern Oregon where they may decide to make their future home. . Commencing Monday, October 18th, and continuing during the winter months, the Moro barber Bhop will close at 7 p.m, exeept Saturdays. OREGON I have taken the Moro agency for the Model Laundry of The Dalles; bundles received and delivered at the section house, near dej»ot, WH Barnes O b s e rv e r .►<». We have a large stock of Superior and Kentucky 16-7 Hoe Drills and 18-7 Kentucky Hoe Drills and ; 16-7 Superior Disc Drills. NOW IN STOCK Steel Lever and Boss Wood Harrows GINN. COLEMAN & CO. MORO, OREQON Our Motto • • IS«*«*» . u . - <*** -■ for th e m o n ey ; — not all we can get for th e goods” - “ A ll we Can give '/ j ¡3 V j o n . .«»UBO able; hogs, about Price, Alex. In a Hurry Every Moment Counts. IN THREE ( H I regular M O DELS M-15 wersize 48-78 oversize We are able to make imm ediate delivery on tbe oversize 20-85 from our warehouse any timé. Other sixes can be delivered from factory branch on 10 day notice. We will have a big’ working supply of extra parts in stock next m onth. Before this cornea in, any o r d e r ’for p a rt, received at our Waaco office before « p.m. can be shipped from factory branch aj • . . -4. ’ Spokane next day. O’Meara Supply and Implement Xompany Wasco, Oregon can best be done by patronizing home merchants. Home industry depends upon a home bank for the necessary funds for paying home people wages and salaries, buying raw materials, and meeting necessary expenses. You can help by depositing your surplus dollars in this strong bank where they will earn interest for you. Id helping to turn the wheels ot home industry, they add to the prosperity of every man, woman and child in the county. B an k o f M oro M o ro , O re g o n W HEAT Citizen’s Mass Meeting Nominates / — —— About the usual number attended the meeting held at the opera house la9t Friday evening to nominate cand idates for city offices for the ensuing 2- and 4-year terms. N. W. Thomp son was renominated for mayor to suc ceed himself; the three nominated for councilman for the 2-year term were J. C. Harper, Roy Ktmsman, G. E. Mathews; the three nominated for councilman for the 4-year term were K. Schade, Dr. Foley, S. H. Arbuth- not; for city treasurer for 2-year term Ross Ornduff. The meeting was pre sided over by L. W. Ross, S. H. Ar- buthnot being elected secretary. With the exception of •«. N. W. Thompson all those nominated for the council are new to office in Moro, but are active and enterprising -young business men who w ill undoubtedly give a large part of their time to city affairs during their term of*office.- ♦ USE U. ft». P . F o r m a ld y h y d e THE BEST MORO PHARMACY Phone Venetian Moon - Lewis, Jam es and Charles Harrison My Isle of Golden Dreams - - Charles H arrison One. Two, Three, Four > _ Toots Polka Hawaiian Ua Like Nfr A Like S “ , Company Sernade Celebre M inuet STOCKind WHUTMNCHES Construction is well under way on the new residence being built for C. FOR SALE . - R. BelsheC. When finished the struc ture will be all home production-the plans being furnished by W. A, Ray1 mond, who is also in charge of con struction, while the materials entering Upper Main Street, opp. Garaie into the building has all been supplied by Manager W. K. Johnson, local rep CONDON. ORE. resentative in charge of the Tumalum Lumber Co. yards Going Wheat Farm For Sale-7901 W . G. B ryant . C. J. B rioht , acres, Eastern Oregon, all cultivated, all Ilea fine, 400 h < res summer fallow, good buildings, well, windmill, 80 horses, combine, drills, otbtr machinery needed. Give possession. * A ttorneys-at-L aw Everything for $45 per acre, half cash; might consider 810,000 trade. 810,000 cash, balance easy. This is offices at fine place -and bare land is worth the price. Luedd^man Company. 918 Ths Oallss <t)4 Or«. Chamber of Commerce, Portland, Ore. ? Trio Do Lutece S F rank C rum it - - Al Jolson E arly in the M om in’ In Sweet Septem ber - - Charles H arrison - F rank C rum it Pretty K itty Kelly M a r i o n ............................ - Joe Haym an Cohen on the Telephone - Fred Duprez H appy Tho Married And all the latest pieces in Jazz, Dance, Vocal and Sacred Music. Any Columbia Record ordered u pon- request. ________ THE COLUMBIA GRAPHANOLA makes an ideal Christmas present. A good variety to select from at the MOIIO HIRDWIRE HID MMENI (OMPUI GOOD COOKERS -$1.25 per box CULLS - - - 75c per box Dufur Orchard Co-Owners Co. 303 MORO, ORE. (¡time in and Hear These Records on The Famous Columbia I’honograpl* affles for sale r M oro B a r ber S hop P o r c e la in B a th Tub. Everything First Class and up to date. Shop in Brick Building next Observer Office C. H . J O H N S , P r o p r ie t o r . M o x o , - ----------- F. T. Hurlburt HARRY M. BENSON General Contractors and Builders Cement and Concrete W o rk a Specialty Bright & Bryant Mora, » Make the most of your home dollars by keeping them in your home county where they will help pay taxes, build roads, tain good schools and generally benefit the community* Thi« Services in the Church building, Main street, at 11 a.m. Subject: “ Doctrine of Atonement. ’’ Testimonial services each"Wednes- day evening, 8 o ’clock. Sunday School, rear church en trance, 10:15 a.m. Pupils up to tbe age of 20 are welcome. Reading room,rear church entrance, open each Friday from 2 until 4 p.m., where the Bible ami all authorised Christian Science literature may be read, bought or borrowed. The public is cordially invited to attend the church services and visit the reading room. all farm machinery, stock, 11 has been definitely decided by the etc , go with the place and management of the Tumalum Lumber 350 acres in summer fallow. Co. that work will soon start on new 830,000, good term». See storage bins for coal in which w ill be Hunter, Moro, Oregon. included, under the same roof, stor age for lime and cement. The pres ent coal house will he torn down early in the spring and the new building erected at the same location. ( 25c discount allowed if own box« provided For Sale—A real farm 20 miles M ail ordert filled if accompanied by check from The Dalles, <iregon, right in the grain district; 150 acres in fall wheat, 165 acres in.stubble, 3 acres in alfal fa, 8 acres in h<»g lota, 162 acres in Oregon good pasture, 5 springs, 8-room houfe, Dufur good outbuilding«. Near school, on county road, hay in barn and straw in Gilliam »ad Wheeler Coaatiea stack. 885 per acre, part cash and terms. Write H. J. Fish, Boyd, Wasco county, Orcgoo, route No. 1. Yuba Ball Tread Tractors of Home Industry Christian Science Society: 620 acres for sale near Rutledge, 360 acres tillable, balance good pas ture with plenty of water. Will sell on easy terms. Apply to Sherman F R I D A Y • . . . . • . O c to b e r 15. 1920 County Abstract Co., Moro. ’ ’ y/ Curwsa cad»» Me. 121. Any one wanting pasture for stock A. p. • A u. Muro. or. or horses where there is plenty of Meet« /be first • ■nd third water, strayr dumps, and about 400 Thursdav evening« of each month Visiting member«, acres of grass land—a total of about cordially mviled to neet 900 acres-call on or write Chaa. Mc w ith us. By order of W. M. Kinney, Moro. J. M. PARMT. Secretary. .1300 acre ranch for sale adjoining BathlaHam Chapter town of Kent, 906 acres in cultiva > NO*. 78 o. s. a. tion, 300 acres in summer fallow, fine Regular communication large modern dweUdntx and good barn* each 2d and 4th Thursday Stock and e q u if^ ^ l with place. a evenings m onthly. / Apply to Sherman County Abstract ¡ M rs . I na K unsm a N, _ 1 W o rth y M atron Co. Moro. Farm For Sale M rs ? E sther M eloy . Secretary.. See the Portable Hand Vibrator M o r o Lodfl* N ® - 113 demonstration and have your ach^s Wheat ranch in Gilliam county, Jf o. O. F. and pain removed. No electricity. Meet« every M onday eve At Ginn, Coleman & Co., * hardware consisting of 470 acres; 265 acres t ill able; 160 acres now in summer fallow ning in their hall. T ransi Porta ready to seed; good spring on the ent and Visiting Brother» store, Moro, this week only. cordially invited to meet ble General Hand Vibrator office, 1275 premises and fair buildings; distance E. Taylor street, Portland, Oregon, to market 6 | m iles. This is a good with us. .. _ C. H . Johns, N . G. Dr. Ella McIntyre, demonstrator. bargain^ Easy terms. A. M. Y o un g. Secretary Sherman County'Abstract Company, We had expected to give a short Moro, Oregon. resume of the meeting of the annual Mail orders for hemstitching given prompt attention. Mrs. L. M. Booth- teachers’ institute in this city this week, but our re|x>rter became inocu by, The Dalles, Oregon. A Good Buy io Farm Land lated with the “ going to the fair’’ *» » For b estirs stoves- either combina fever as the attractions were entirely 2820 acres seven miles west of Con tion, wood or coal—see Ginn, Coleman too many to resist with the result our don, 500 acres in summer fallow ready readers w ill now wait until our next 4 Co. Stock just received, bought at to seed, two sets of buildings, plenty last winter prices and marked accord issue. of water. Price $25 per acre, 810,000 in g . . J T, About 40 booster members of Moro cash, balance good terms. Address If you have a newa item, tell it to Lodge No. 113, 1.0 . 0 . F ., expect to D. B. Thomas, Condon, Oregon. the Observer. Do not imagine we attend the district conventional AnteB know it and then wonder why it is not lope, meeting r.ext Monday. The dis Wait for Dr. Freeze, if in the pape:. Please use the phone trict comprises the three counties of you need eye service. if not convenient to call ai d tell • us Sherman, Wasco and ¡Hood River. It Trips each month to personally. is the hope of the delegation going Moro and other towns. from Moro Lodge to secure the con . If you want a real good Sherman vention. for Moro next year. county buy-8 4 0 acres; 700 acres t ill ( U Paper fcr t a s W y . DBU1S1 BBIU.SI DRILLS! $ ahfkman D. J. McLachlan ia using Tumalum material in a new building being erected on his farm in which to pro tect his machinery from the weather. Home Dollars turn the Wheels M o ro , O re g o n
