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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 12, 1920)
if a w a w s A e n to the tor a n -d er a tio n for ' 1 1 Presbyterian Chureh ON E V E R Y T H IN G Men’s and Boys* Sweaters and Wfbl wailbts' were $20 n o w ......... .M ’/F oo1 We< 0 1 8 n o w . Sw eater Coats Elmer E. McVicker, Pastor. . . k } ‘. z < »m.»4 -* i* 'r i Regular $7 00 garm ent* now 5.00 • A U otfdft and wo<U M e n t a l were $13.90 now C o tto n a n d ,w o o l tyankets were f l l noW O p tO n and w ool bhnkets were $10.50 n o w .. Regular $4.25 garments now 3.50 r W 6W kM |JSlarfkbts, g o o jM x e , were $ 7 5 0 now Regular $3.75 garments n o w 1 5 0 Regular $6.00 garments now 4.20 R e re x » 7 5 n o r . . . . . Muio Church: Preaching service each Sunday evening at 7:80. Sunday School each Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. Morning preaching services at 11 o ’clock, November 21. Spaulding C hapel: Sunday School each Sunday a t 11 a.m . Preching at 12 noon November 14th and 28th. Harold H. M iles, pastor. R egular $8.00 garments now 6.25 ........... Men’« Overcoats 1 C o m f o d j£ /u ie » c^»<)a, w t r , $12 n o w . } ......... C o m fo rt! Carded cotton were $9.35 n o w ......... 38.00 C o m fo rts carded cotton were $6.85 now . . . . ,r H e > y y weight,* tingle blankets w e re 56 30 n o w . " 3500 34,OQ i hefty corhfort size, regular $450 an^ W d rtt X w > * ..................... ■ 30.00 ............................. 2- lb. cotton bats were $2.50 n o w .. 32.Ç 0, ......... 2650 > 3- H jl cotton bats were $2.50 n o w ................... ...... *-» aw anL n*.» >■>>■» b . . : . ..... . 1 » Men’s Ffanne/ Shirte, H eavy Weights Blue, regular collar, were 4.25 n i w / J . . .3 35 green m ixture, were 7.20 now 5.40 B ro w n , were 5.70 n o w .................................4.75 ..C W i hwiheo Ha r i . weTtr6:75 nt>w ., 5.65 G re e n m ixture, were 7.25 n o w ............... 5 50 „ Ian.'military eoUar, ware 8.25 iniirifn n o w ------6.90 V Men’s Underwear W o o l, heavy w e ig h t, re g u la r 7 5 5 g a i gientt n o w ............. .. v . • . . . . 6 W o o l, heavy weight, regular 8 .25 g a r ments n o w ................................... ........ 7 W o o l, m edium weight, regular 8 0 0 garments n o w . ............. ..6, Mackinaw» and Leather V ettt "Leather vesta were 22.75 ¿armenta now 15.00 Sp o rt coat», regular 9 .10 j y yeats were,20-35,garQtenU now 15.00 i Sport vests, regular 6.85 g f e a t h er vests were. 15-75 garments now 12.00 M ackinaw s, regular 18 50 & L eather vests were 13.60 garments now 10.50 x -w b llu H .in - ’ M ackinaws, regular 1 3 5 0 gi M O R O T R A D IN G Make the moat of your home dollars by fedaping «hem la your home county where they will help pay taxes, build roods, main* tain good achoola and generally benefit the community. Thia »«! ♦ ... <,77,’* IM j T •’ » can beet be done by patronising home merchants. Methodist Church announcements for November: Regular $4.50 garments now 3.80 A u to H ^ a s k Were $ l » M M t • COMPANY Home industry depends upon a home bank for the necessary funds for paying home people ws<SS and salaries, hnyiag raw materials, and meeting necessary expenses. You can help by depositing your surplus dollars in thia strong bank where they will earn Interest lor you. In helping to turn the wheels ot home industry, they add to the prosperity of every man, woman and child in the county. Special healing service at the tent Sunday 8 p.m . Every body welcome. ‘Spiritual fe/icala. ” in the even- •' Ing' Ih connection w ith the picture ? Htndy Will be the sermon, subject ; "Thd R u n a w a y :- ^ B a n k o f „ M o ro Christian Science S o cie ty : Moro, Oregon Services in the Church building, Chaster Sm ith returned Wednesday i Main street, at 11 a.m . Subject! ’ eyening fjwm the h ospital, surprising I “ Mortals and Im m ortals." Testim onial services each Wednes bis. many friends by h is quick recov- , rey from* the accid en t... In appearance day evening, 8 o'clock. Sunday School, rear church en * * * of th< trance, 10d5 a.m . Pupils up to the age of 20 are welcom e. W e s t» indebted Owen Thomp- Reading room,rear church entrance, > son for a generous portion of d elici- ’ ops pork back bone. , Owen appreci- open each Friday from 2 until 4 p .m ., where the B ible and a l f authorised ; a les the fact city lisaidenters haven't Christian Science literature may be 1 as favorable an opportunity te test read, bought or borrowed. < . such farm products. , »1 . The public * is cordially invited to il Chris AndersOh'found Qpe of his attend the church services and v isit : m ost vataablw b â ta it dead ip the field the reading room. i Thursday.*» T he'Snlm a! had become I badly cut on the w ire fence and a . Portable General Hand Vibrator, passing hunter had ‘ shot It through Dr. E lla McIntyre, demonstrator, office £ the head. » a v s tm u g * gt»»T-'*»»l I 1275^E. Taylor street Portland, Oregon« * B egin nin g 011«,.Jl^xt Saturday the Union Sunday School at DeMoss * management of Moro.Qpeora House / w ill present but one moving picture 8 c hoy I house each Sunday morning at ' show each week and that one on Sat-* 10 a.m . A ll are invited to attend. r urdays,’. .This J ^ 1 » ho Id until further For sa le—Six room house, acreage L notice, w ith the exception; of the adjoining if desired. See Mrs. M. L. ’ m atinee and evening on Thanksgiving I Hoskinron, Moro. 3to29 k iP , y \ .~ . u . tr, r A rm istice Day in-Moro in the year I Remember M ullikin, the harness 1920 will*- >w remsmbered as the be man, is now at Wasco. Call and see ginning -cd* the winter season this I him. < W H IT E P I N E A M l I N D <f M .a o , 5HaKMXN ç/Ju.OBJiOO* ; ¿^¿year. A near blitcard wind blew all I At>8tract« promptly made by the day, w ith low hanging clouds and ap- I Sherman County Abstract Go., Moro, E pearance of foggy tfeather to come Oregon. which, about eKvkn that night change I , ed to snow and next* morning the new I I have taken the Moro agency for , spown w inter wheat -fields w ere evenly J the Model Laundry o f The D alles; Covered by a protecting mantle of wet } bundles received and delivered at the snow two inchea o r better in depth. j 1 section house, near depot, WH Barnes '• * The Observer is Informed that a I Lost—sack of Olympic flour, be change of management is pending for I tween Moro and Theodore Johnston's ( 4 lo te l Moro. KXs told to us, a 8 -year I farm. Finder please leave at Moro “lease h si beéh ’signed 6y the cqmpapy f Trading Co. C. P. W alker. and Mrs. W-‘ M. ^Talker Grass I I huridav evening» at «ack V alley. The tie# management takes j month Visiting member« Notice of School Meeting ^ ^ ^ » cordially invited to ' "tfst hver at cost Sil Supplies such gab ed - J ding, dishes, sjLverwsr^, etc«, and ] « . . By order 5>lW. M. '1. y.j gerret ary Pto.’ Tom has an Dptiôfr ôri’thé furniture for th e ] first year. • Mrs. W alker formerly 1 B e th lsh n m C hapter was o W i w ' ô f '’the Vîntin Hotel a t H Grass V alley and is a sister to Mrs. Î1 Regular communication rach 2d and 4lh Thursday ;H utledgé, foftner owners of the old J t evenings ip ^ t h iy * Moro H otel, burned down July 4th J t KtTNSWAN, *>w . 2 ’B pww Worthy Matron • « » h » ? . w u -w i Rs.RsTHeioMXLOT. Secteterv.’ A letter received this week from L Mrs. L.. prim es^ who moved recently I (, .M »re Lodg* N o. 113 to Bend fffOWhJhis city, among other I i t ©r. Û . F. information states that both her fam- L i Meets «very Monday eve- i qis < i» ihtsr hSlb-'Tiofaii- iiy and that of her son Lloyd are now I BrolhCM settled in tppir new homes, 1 B oth! *nvued father and son have invested In Bend < - W‘ $?JT. John« property and own tbeir^ new homes and are w ell pleased with the local- L e-» A. M. Y « u « g /S Ä te ftf/9TFT r o . Lloyd is m illn g h iio g and Mr. I Grimes senior ip carixmtsring at the “ Fqr./gahH tJiO : rente: «tritar sodi Bpooks & Scanlon m ill. . T-hs- d etter I , MSsded and up g reen y rettati liS-WPMi also states that the weather baa been j » tq summer failoW,* A l buiM tagO^niffc good w ith cold nights. ,blv<£ .JiW'aiU.l I from Fairvi<re - i«h o61^'£ff^ fc.SOO, ! Od Chris Schtirftr polt 71, Moro Atneri-1 | .John M. D o M ò ès/^ h q n é'ftfS lÌ'W k s^ can LegiOh, :cdebrated AtTnisfice Day ; Ofeoon tunuia-b o 'i uregon a, iA i Moro- in- royal fashibh. “ IV was >LMere.-,is Mm best; buy »# BKVrmkn open house for the public all that day I « county : 720 a c r e « , 690 U lls b l^ B8A a t the Moro Opera af-> I f «oeded to turkey red p good Ubi!di ng« : thrnoon a pregram consisting of patri- I p j)l«nty of good* wa ♦ cr. I wi 11 k <* ! 1 (otic oon gs, vocal and instrumental I p thia piece fer- h a lf what òthèiìf are MOiic, speeches iàd Shortf t i l l s , "were asking for th e sam e quSTity of land. thMt attraction,' in t h e ’ «VenTng. was p Come and ltet W Show yoil thia j>lqcy< prfcsentd -a -splendid trtûjAh'g picture j Alex H dnter; florp. show of tw o het»rsi^ur<ÎK)i+f' fûÎlowed j W ait for Dr. Freeze, if bg danoe-unti¥ mfdrdght |ftbp|ieâ the J f revelry. Every thing wai W t V Î 1 L 1-uWlic and»W **i4bef*»I‘8 f< à ia post v Showed themselves as belhg hiost wor- J / th , hosts., s ^ r q x s and 1 6 -7 Superior Disc Drills. t y jt k t c e ever and Boss Wood H arrow s O ur Motto “ÂU we fo r . th e m oney; - A w l a l l î Â / é 'iia n g e t f o r th e g o o d s ” Hurry Moment Counts M m » "»• n ° *• • •** > MORO PHARMACY Phono MORO. ORE. ,,,,,,■^.Lurnu. ill...iiiuuhu j F R ID lyt 8 - 7 Kentucky. H oc T A P «UJIv STOPS TH E B A /& . 3 f he ; Ob«ér V P W e have a large stock o f Superiori and'K entucky 1 6 -7 Hoe Drills and J I 4 ; >- Sunday School, te a. m. • - Prestchlng, 11 a. rt. ' ♦> Junior Endeavor, 4:00 p. m. i> Preaching, 7 ;80 p. m. v>'» 'Dorcas Wednesday afternoon. B ible study, Wednesday 7 30 p na. Choir practice, Wednesday , 8 :16 p.m . The above are the regular servicea and hours at the Presbyterian Church to which all are invited and w ill be made welcome. p1<n E 3 1NK rT 2 ii ”1 tp i.T " 6 -lb . R Announcements fiutali iijill . Venetian Moon - Lewis, James and Charles Harrison My Isle of Golden Dreams • - . Charles Harrison One. Two, Three, Kouf Üa Like Na A Like * 1 Toots Polka Hawaiian Company Sernade Celebre Minuet Trio De Lutecô Early in the Mornin In Sweet September Frank Crumifc •’ - Al Jolson Pretty Kitty Kelly Marion -7* Min charles Harrison - Frank Crurnit Cohen on the Telephone Happy Tho Married - Joe Hayman Fred Duprea And all the latest pieces in Ja»*, Dance, Vocal and Sacred Music. Any Columbia Record ordered upon request. 4 '• THE COLUMBIA CRAPHANOLA moLw on idea Christmas present. A good variety to select from at the ’l TTY M oro B a r b e r S h o p efd^none and telegraph.. Î P o r c e la in 30 S a th Tub, Everything First Class and up to date. otal estimated amount of money to be 4fc.pcnd«<{ lor elf porpoted* Shop to New Moro Hotel tonldfiffc" I r-i—i o tcH o fcrtn v . V tiB M M ilO h O n iä l I tri «l>dnto<B • ,H xoH ,t - © ^ v ï Sat di o4 âoa« 1 nuox bo°S vUo^hoq Irei - 1 $1000 ' C , H .J O H N fe , z ^ E o i o . ------ -- - o x o a r o x x - 5 :« ™ 2000 1500 T o oil fein «Un™ ’ Chiropractor .hloo aáai I bh/odUT JC3VU X n xo ST” ™ * ic ¿ ESTnMATED RECEIPTS From cQMly »chool fund during the coming school y e e r . i * . Preen the Mate »chool fund during > the taming »chool year. Millage Kitimated amount to be received from «I! Other source» during the coming »chool year...................... •« >» m S .1 •»« -« » 1 •» „ 1 ^ : * ta i* « • st ReeUetu»^ *> MORO, ORE. <.*uaAS0t .ts^l 3 i - RECAPITULATION Total estimated ««penses for thq D ¡year,. . . . . . j. i .......... $16,320 Total estimated receipts not includ ing the tax to be v < g « d ....... . . . 4500 Balance, amount to be raised by district tax ........................$11,820 ¿P aled this 1st day of November, 1920. D. B-. Stephana, Chairman Board of Directors. Attest R. C . Ornduff, District clerk. Caskets i id; kpeda (cred •( estimated receipts, not in cluding the money to be receiv ed from the tax which it is pro posed to vote............................... $4500 a Sairt Bris I HARRY M. BENSON General Contractors and Boffdera •■ijcaiR mo J a tn e ic R aasna Cement and Concrete W o rk a f c lZ IT S M uiu aJftltfliq : vd ot .rre< ..i < rant A ’ »a * xrrei frf bai M o ro , O re g b h
