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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 19, 1920)
4» Lacal Clmrck Second hand bath tub for sale; good condition; ca ll at Moro Barber Shop. Presbyterian Church Announcements Sunday School, 10 a. m. Preaching, 11 a. m. way. >V ><' Junior Endeavor, 4:00 p. m. Preaching.- 7 ;80 p. m. Watch the L.W . Roas show window Dorcas Wednesday afternoon. for the latest thin«» in the jewelry B ible study, Wednesday 7:80 p m. lb » . Choir practice,W ednesday,8:16 p.m . Howard Belehe wa» aerloualy ill The above are the regular services Wednesday night o f thia week, caua- and hours at the Presbyterian Church ed by a nervous c h ill. i.f to which a ll are invited and w ill be C. J. Thompson was among those made welcome. attending the Pacific International Elmer E. McVicker, Pastor. WE GIVE TRANKS Assessor Otto Peeta and w ife are bom» from their tr-p down the high- P R IC E R E D U C T I O N P R E -W A R R R 1 C E S O N E V E R Y T H IN G Men’» and Bon»’ Sweaters and BLANKETS AND ROBES Sw eater Coats 6-lh. Wool Blanket« were $20 now........ • • Regular $4 25 garment» now 3 50 Regular $3.75 garments now 1.50 Regular $4.50 garment» now 3.80 J. W. Johnson la building himself small cottage borne on the block facing the front of the county court Men's Overcoats • house. W ere $57.90 now .................. 38.00 W ere $45.40 now ................ 35 00 W ere $40.00 now .. Strayed Away—Real dark Jersey cow, haa bell and yoke, missing, about two weeks. Information w ill be ap preciated by Mrs. Glenn Drake, Moro. ...... 34-00 W ere $35.50 n o w .. . . • - . 30.00 Were $37.50 now. - ....... 32.50 2- lb.cotton bat« *e re $2.50 now .................. ' " ' ' 1 « , The Christian Science church w ill hold Thanksgiving service* at 11 a.m. Thursday, November 25th. The sub ject w ill be ' ‘T hanksgivin g/’ W ere $32.25 now ... .. .. 3 6 5 0 ■>■■■ d.to » Blue, regular collar, were 4.25 now........ 3 35 Blue and green mixture, were 7.20 now 5.40 Brown, were 5.70 now............................. 4.IS Gray, both collar», were 6.75 now . . . 5 65 Green mixture, were 7.25 now................b Tan, apliUrv collar, were 8.25 n o w ....b * J On account of the Odd Fellow lodge taking the fettereat of the city dads the council has changed its meeting night from Monday to Tuesday. M^n’s Underwear Men’s Flannel Shirts, Heavy Weights Sport For Sale—Ten ounce duck wall tent 12x14. Only used four daya. $36. L. W. Roas, lforo.. Regular $8.00 garment» now 6.25 $5.00 now........ .................................... 3- lb. cotton bat, were $2.50 now. . . . . . . . . . Found a Goodrich Sllvertown Cord tire on rim. alas 85x4*. owner call at thia office for further information. Regular $6.00 garment» now 4.20 Indian Blanket» and Robe» were $18.75 now. .II.5 U Auto Robe« were $18 2 5 ............................... 1 Auto Robe» w e r e $ l! 0 0 n o w ............................ Comfort« carded cotton were $12 n o w .., • • UU j» Comfort« Warded cotton were $9 35 now Comfort« carded cotton were $6.85 now -------- b.W Heavy weight, »ingle blanket» were $6.30n o w .. .44*1 W ool batt», comfort else. regular $4.50 and' I Thi» November we. as a nation, again give thank» in memory of the Armiatice that brought us peace. * Livestock ahow from Sherman county. Regular $7 00 garment» now 5.00 M b . W ool Blanket« were $18 n o w .,. .............. 13 4 Cotton and wool blanket» were $13.90 now ....... 11.80 .9.25 Cotton and wool blanket» were $11 n o w . Cotton and wool blanket» were $10.50 n o w ... .8.35 ' W odl nap blanket», good »ize. were $7.50 now .6.35 Cotton blanket» were $4.75 now . «> $ . ..........• .3.85 T ia good for u» all to give one day each * year to honest recognition of the thing» we have to be thankful for. W ool, heavy weight, regular 7.55 gar ment» now .................................... W ool, heavy weight, regular 8.25 gar ment» n o w . .. ........................ r r * W ool, medium weight, regular 8.00 .6.50 I have a nice line of wrist watches that make a very exceptional Xmas them. L. W, Call and 7.00 My line of rings 1 b the most com plete I have ever shown in Sherman county. See display window. L. W. Rosa. L. W. Ross has his new location in the Morp Hotel building where he is | prepared to give his patrons good ser vice with the best line of watch*»«, jewelry, silverware, cut glass, hand painted china, ete. Willard Urquhart, I>ee Stewart and Chester Andersen expect to leave Fri day morning for Corvallis, whree they w ill witness the annual O.A.C. foot ball game. garments now ........................ * • • Coat», Vett», Mackinaw» and Leather Vetil Methodist Church announcements for November: And we appreciate more keenly than <^er the privilege that is given us all as Ameri cans—a voice in selecting those who guide our national affairs. Moro Church: Preaching service each Sunday evening at 7 :30. Sunday School each Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. Morning preaching services at 11 o ’clock, November 21. Spaulding Chapel: Sunday School each Sunday at 11 a.m. Preching at 12 noon November 28th. Harold H. Miles, pastor. This Institution is thankful for the friends it has made, for its many opportunities of serving them, and for the vision of greater opportunities ahead. Christian Science Society: Union Thanksgiving Service A Union Thanksgiving service is to be held at the Presbyterian church in the evening of Thanksgiving Day at Leather ve«t. were 22.75 garment, now 8 00 Sport vert.. reiular 6.8S ¿arment. noj» 5.75 7:30, of song and praise, scripture, Leather ve«t. were 20.35 «arment. now 5.00 Mackinaw,, re ^ la r 18 50 «arment, now 3 58, prayer. The sermon w ill be preached Leather v e t . were 15.75 «arment. now 2.00 Mackinaw,. re«ular 13.50 «arment. now 10.00 by Rev. Harold H. Miles, the pastor Leather vert, were 13.60 «arment. now 10.50 of the Methodist church. Following this service there will be two reels of interest put on the Bcreen".* Come and bring the children to the Thanksgiv M O R O T R A D IN G C O M P A R O ing service, where we w ill worship M ORO OREGON the Lord in holiness, listen to a good P M O N E : M A IN 31 sermon, then enjoy a pleasant time Contractor H. M. Benson is build looking at the pictures. A ll are wel ing a capacity cistern for O. P. King come.», on his farm just this side of Grass Valley. There is no question but that Effort» Appreciated the workmanship on the job will be of the b e s t . ............. At the last regular meeting of Chris Schultz Post No. 71, American Mrs. W. C. Bryant, Mrs. O. A. m . h o . s h HUMAN cp.,oa«P<>N Ramsey, Mrs. E. E. Barzee, and Rev. Legion, the following resolution was H. H. Miles left Tuesday for The unanimously adopted. Resolved: That we appreciate and M a i l h j s r fcr t a u t o # Dalles to attend a Sunday School In stitute which the Methodist church is extend our thanks to all those who so holding in the several districts of the kindly assisted us in various ways to commemorate in a patriotic and social F R ID A Y ___November 19, J920 Columbia River Conference. observance of Armistice Day. The local Shaniko passenger train K. Schade, adjutant. C u r«*« u o « » » H o . 121. was delayed Thursday night by the A. P. > A M. Moro. or. wreck of the north bound freight train iM e e ti the 6i»t and third Notice of School Meeting Thurtdav evening« of each three miles south of Biggs shortly after noon. Some cars were ditched month Vniting member« Notice is hereby given to the legal cordially invited to -neel on the heavy grade, but extent of the rith ua. By order of W . M . damage to crew or equipment haa not voters of Schoo, District No. 17 of W . p . H u txw v. 8ecretary rro . * cm Sherman County, State of Oregon, been obtainable. B e th le h e m C h e s te r that a school meeting of said district 3« The subject to be considered at the w ill be held at the school house on No. 78 O. X . S. . tegular communication Presbyterian church on Sunday morn the 20th day of November, 1920, at h 2d and 4th Thuraday ing is, “ Prayer the Invested Capital 2 :30 o ’clock in the afternoon to vote oing« monthly. of the Chrietian.” In the evening on the proposition of levying a spec I . IN A KUNSMAN, the theme w ill be “ Let me Alone or ial district tax. _ W orthy Matron God in Man’s Hands.” Also we will E sth er M e l o y . Secretary.; The total amount of money needed Mas. have our Educational study on the by the district during the fiscal year screen durirg the hour. Rev. McVick beginning on June 30th, 1920, and Moro Lodflr N o. 113 I. O. O. F. er, pastor. ending on June 30th, 1921, is estim at Meet« every Monday eve Dr. Jas. Wilkie w ill leave Moro on ed in the following budget and in ning in their hall. Transi ent and Viaiting Brother« Sunday for Portland to take special cludes the amounts to be received cordially invited to meet work from Dr. Buford Hancock - t f from the county school fund, state with ua. - school fund, special district tax, and . C. H. John«. N. Xjl. Atlanta, Georgia, on conductive ana esthesia. Dr. Wilkie believes in be all other moneys of the district: A . M . Young, Secretary . ing up to the last minute in all new Budget and thoroughly tried dentistry prac C H R IS S C H U L T Z P O S T N O . 71 MORO, OREGON ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES tices, thus making your dental work A M E R IC A N L EG IO N a pleasure to look forward to. The Teacher«' Salarie«............................ Meet« at Odd Fellow« H all 9n second office will be closed until Friday Furniture.......................................... ■nd fourth Friday« of each month. Apparatus and Supplie«, «uch a» morning, November 26th. J. C. Harper, Commander map«, chalk, eraser», «loves cur Owing to the present financial con- K. Schade, Adjutant tain«, etc.......................................... ditions—local and other w is e -I t has Library Book«-----.............................. been deemed best by the board of di F la g ......................................... Investigating Committed Report» rectors of the Sherman Electric Co. Repair« of Schoolhouae«, outbuild IS e e e e e e ing« or fence«................................ To all whom it may concern: The to discontinue field work until early committee appointed by the Comman spring. In the mean time assembly Improving ground» ........................ “ AH we can give der of Chris Schultz Post No. 71 have of materials will continue as planned, Janitor*! wage«.................................. thoroughly investigated remarks made the stoppage merely ,(being a discount Janitor'« «upplie«..*........................ for the m o n e y; Armistice Day and wish to report that on what would happen at extra e x F u e l...................................................... — not a ll we there is no foundation whatsoever to pense if crews should be caught In the Lig h t................................................... said remarks and all persons connect field in bad weather conditions. W a te r.................................................. Sport coat», reiular 9.10 ¿arment now 700 In keeping with the spirit of the day, we shall be closed for Thanksgiving, Novem ber 25th. Services in the Church building, Main street, at 11 a.m. Subject: Soul and Body.” Testimonial services each Wednes day evening, 8 O’clock. Sunday School, rear church eh- trance, 10:16 a.m. Pupils up to the age of 20 are welcome. Reading room,rear church entrance, open each Friday from 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 attend the church services and visit the reading room. Bank of Moro M o ro , O reg o n COUGHS AND COLDS W H IT E P I N E AND TAR STOPS TH E BARK. MORO PHARMACY Phone 303 MORO. ORE. M LS! C M M LS! 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 COLEMAN & GO. OUR STORE Is now in a position to offer one of the most com plete lines of high class RANGES FURNITURE RUGS LINOLEUMS HEATERS, Bath, Wood, Coal and other things too numerous to mention. Our Motto xtv get for the good»” |n a'Htffry Every Moment Counts ed are exonerated of all blame. The Presbyterian church had a good Chris Schultz Post No. 71 attendance last Sunday evening to en Moro, Oregon, J. C. Hsrper,. joy the devotional service, the sermon . Commander. on the “ Runaway” and closed with the co-educational wark of Uncle Sam Main street is being Improved by in the Philippine Islands. People having the excess dirt lining one side who are not attending church service of that street moved to make a fill are extended a hearty invitation to along side the new concrete wall fin come and listed to jhe gospel and par ished recently by the Glasser con-, ticipate in the F educational part through the intelligence of the eye. struction company for the city. Our Motto Is: To Give Good Quality Goods M OHO HHHi UD IMfUMHl COMMW Clerk’s Salary ............................... Poatage and Stationery.................... For the payment of bonded debt and interest thereon, iuued un der Section« 117, 144 to 148, and 422 oi the School Law« o, Oregon, 1917.................................. Drayage .............................................. Telephone and telegraph............ .. 1000 150 30 Total eatimated «mount of money to be expended for «II purpoae« during the year..............................$16,320 M oro B a r b e r S h o p P o rc e la in B a th Tub. Everything First Class and up to* date« , Shop in New Moro H otel BuildiDg E S T IM A T E D R E C E IP T S From county «chool fund during the coming «chool year................ $1000 From the »Ute »chool fund during 2000 the coming achool year. Millage Estimated amount to be received from all other «ource« during the 1600 coming «chool year.............. . . . . . ONLY A COLD n n DON'T NEtam it ' A cold t, ,n •*>“ «•- tarrh which c*o eerily be come chronic. A great many disease« may be trac ed »» a catarrhal condition of the mucous membrane« lining the organe or parta. Ql Totül clim ated receipt«*, not in cluding the money to be receiv- ed from the taa which it ia pro poaed to vote.......................... PE-RU-NA Oils, Grease and Accessories A y t o R e p a irin g and S to ra g e Gas, and Iron, Steel and Coal, H a rd w ord C arriage W agon M aterial. _ £ ___ $4100 Total eatimated expenac« fo< the ............... ................ ...................$16,320 year Total eatimated receipt» not includ 4500 ing the tax to be voted ................ J ■ lew doM , t n k » In tin»« h .v , w w d thoownd. trom.erk>M Joati Balance, amount to be raiaed by ¡ „ ............ , ........................... $11.820 & district end all dteeaaes oil catarrhal origin. KEEP IT IN THE «OUSE TOtrta,rUg«U . 8*,4E Dated thU l«t day ol November, 1920. D . E . Stephen«, Chairman Board of ’ g tt PropriritodP. HARRY M. BENSON RECAPITULATION M IDEM UEWnCT IfflO T C. H. J O H N S , i Director!. Attest R. C. OrndufI, District| General Contractors and Builders I « ** Cement and Concrete Work a S p e c ia lty M o ro , O re g o n
