Sherman County observer., December 10, 1920, Image 2

Special S m U a y L a a e h m ^
- The new Moro Hotel management I
Invite the public to notion the menu j
for Special Sunday Luncheon, it to
the intention to g iv e apodal attention
to the noon dining oarvice for Sunday
and your cooperation and patronage
w ill be appreciated. Follow ing to the
menu for next Surday, from 12 to 2:
Chicken Soup
Roast Chicken and Dreasing .
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Roast Beef and Brown Gravy
Roast Pork with Apple 8auco
Mashed Potatoes
Corn
Lettuce Salsd
Desert
Cake and Pineapple or
Mince. Apple or Lemon Pie
Tea
Coffee
or Milk
W . M. Walker, flanager
OREGON
MORO
and Concrete Conittubted Building
Built by Mom Community for the G e n e r a l P u b lic
STEAM HEATED
VBEECTRIC LIGHTS
B a it and Hot and Cold Water to Every Room
In My N ew Quarters
•W e w ill -make a cut-price of
i o per’ cent on the following:
M ORO H O TEL ÈL
UMS, MATTRESSES. RUGS
An E xclusive Line of
TfNG AND OIL STOVES.
. S— MfonlW» «<— t o
Get your ammunition nt reduced priccs-gct your
supply while the stock is complete.
Tell Them— Y o e j a w the Last SUw
The many people of Moro and
vicinity who attended the 11 act vau­
deville show given last May at the
Wasco Theater, Wasco, Oregon, w ill
tell you that it was soma show— an
evening of real entertainment and
mirth. This performance can boast
of having an attendance of the largest
crowd that ever gathered In any one
theater for any performance of its
kind in the history of the county^.
Over 650 people*paying admission.
Some boost ana endorsement, Eh?,
On Friday, December 17th, at the
Wasco Theater, Wasco, Mrs. Edyth
Crawford, “ Shrimp” Crowder, and
“ D ick” Hewitt, the same producers
and promoters of the last show, w ill
offer to the public of this county an­
other 11 act vaudeville show which
I w ill even surpass the la st W. P.
Thomas w ill act M stage manager,
thus insuring perfect settings for each
act. Reserve seats w ill be on sale
! Friday, December 10th. Phone and
I reserve youra early. Don’t stand up
t this time.
H . J. W A R N , P r o p rie to r
M E A L S A T T T E Q E IL A R H O U R S
>ot B e e r B a r r e l
Qystyr CocKMdU
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C ig a r s
an y S tyle
Our Motto
U n d e r A u s p ic e s
C H IL D
W ill Appear in Lyceum Course here
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Elwood Ginn
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F. T, Hurtburt
a ü u O j T r u c k
KmaiM andyBxpim»
tfcmdfed PcomtfO^-tMvrinil
Efficiently Attende» To.
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plaint filed against you in the above
entitled action l^itbu W*' <***• fro® «1
the date of thn aervioe o f t h t o e n m - / «
mons upon you if served within this I
County ; or if a a tv a ^ fth b shy ««W J I
County in thiw Stete then w ithin
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twenty days from the date ef said ser-
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vice; or if served by publication,
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then grithin six weeks from the date I
SINGLE ADMISSION FOR TH1S.NUMBER
A d u lt s 3 0 c e n t s
- y C h ild r e n 2 3 c e n t s
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it n o w i n
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disc at tower pri»e»,ths»’you m iibt expect next Spring. Coming at this time
>« to select Christmas goods at big Savings. This is the year w h e n u s e fu l g ifts
/ you to vwit-our store th e se days arid.see what splendid offerings await you.
of all mail orders and
iaUsfaction.
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Women’s Med. Weight
Union Suits $1.39 .
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publication thereof in the Sherman
The S eason ’s N ew est
pursuance o f eu order of, the above
\ « V « . W M t > i M t a f e a com. /.«re.
~We 4 ms * wwttfcaaHAom b M than you can
bug 0wm ^sr*nt# Spring.
enteaad on the 4th day o f November,
A.D. IS», and by depositing a certi-
ted copy thereof together with a cer-
ccpv of tha jcompialat lo a th e ..
U.8.'poBtnffloa at Moro, -Oregon, seel­
ed post paid, and directed to defbnd-
a a tg tJ fo r o , Oregon, hto last known
poatefitoe address. •
The date of first publication is
November 12tb4 M » . t
Bright A Bryant, Attorneys for ,
Plaintiff. The Dalles and Moro, Oyer .
All go on S a le at fiiig
R eductions
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O u r E n t ir e Stock o f.H ig p C taes
W OHEN’S SUITS
«Nofleob h.retty gtojofi
School SuperiatwHont ot 1
O r« ..w ill hold thè reguto»
•ppltcantt for Male ccrtihci
bouae la Moro, Oregon, q
All o f o u rh iiH grade Bostonian Shoe»
-for rmr , all-th e bleat shape« and
•tytee^’worth up to?$16.50 now a t.. .$11.85
Q n T ts ^ e of LatfteTH igh CllW B ut-
‘ totf a’rid lace «hoea in «everal different
bather«, «ize« 2% t<r6i bo tfly harrow V
/width«* wwiwterftil value« at a p a ir,. -$t.f5
All Dresses and Coats at Re­
duced Prlces.f
S ilk P etticoats, all colors, all
styles, 20 per cent less
lology, Manual Training, Cyp
Doaaaotfc Science. Methode, «n
Couree ot Study for Drawing, M
Arithmetic
* Light and
R oyal S o ciety
i7 T r t ? C ^ m o fR a iy
A rt.
Tburaday afternoon- Gram «her, Geo-
rtji$<i«arrlir' AmerlcaaLJteraUue.
to Lan-
<!>•<*. Theaia lor Primary Certikcale.
V o i t e y (Atrnoob-^rheory and Practicn,
< 3 b rM ra p ffy 7 W ita ia n o g r*p h y .EngJUh
Literature. Cbemiatry.
e to ld rtfn ihcte« fn »¡zea 5 to 8 to ¿»t-
e h flb a tb e t. kid o r gun m etal,pt iced
very Iqw. at a pair.......... ........ . • • • $1.45
’ lx «towcar
ni’*1' HOST
Crochet Cotton
. N O W IS c B A L L
1
ill Sizes
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A ll Color*
p a rk
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Outing Flannels:
33 cents 0 _
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O U T IN G Ft-4%NNEL G O W N S *
V
re c y W a r m G o w n « — T h a t ' « t h e K i n d W e
ia v e f u l l y o n « . t h l r d b y b u y i n g t h e m h e r e ,
r our S p o c id i a t $ 1 .9 8 . $ 2 .4 8 , $ 2 .6 9 and $ 2 .9 8
. Qgsketo and Robe« alvay« on
,dT«pec1al aupplie« snd caaket»
lered at soy hme
,D R E N '9
sleeper s
S P E C I n L > 1 ’* * * ,
Sam Brhbine. Moro. Ore*»«.
-? to »
S u its
S u its
S u its
S u its
$ 4 3 *3 3
. $ 4 0 .0 0
$ 3 3 .3 3
$30.00
$23.33
..$ 3 0 .0 0
COOPER BENNINGTON UNION
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Heavy W o o l..
Heavy Merino
Extra H e a v y ..
$4.39
$5.00
$6.00
ALL BOYS’ SUITS REDUCED
a p a r t of tho m any good
on salr.
¿a
Geometry, Botany»
afternoon- G ^ a I Hiatory,
Saturday f,xen<x>n
W lu L rd a y
SPECIALS
^ W o m e n 's
W om en gj
a W om enV
Beat Q uality, Extra W eight
S u its
S uits
SUITS FOR MEN
W a ttw V
tc. HiMory
M e n ’s
O pe table
VoVk’ <fioe», H a t*,
t^n or patent leather, heavy or lidht
■pei^iit ■oJet.'<buttdr»l or lace, lite 2^6
tfek 5 > . «pedal « eb ^ ric e .................... 12.95
”Mei»Y4hodt Tn black or brown, Gdt-'
ton o^ e ee tfyU. real »nap« at a pair $1.15
^IvoriaewtoFdherRtMjn - Ar
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Women’s Fleeced Vests
and Pants, now 89c
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for » 1 » , « «IMmoy«
ooBtaaemd diaburaemepto o« the ac tio n .
Plaintiff w ill also apply for an order
of sale of the property attached in
said action ip accordance with lew
and the practice of the court.
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entertainer ,
IM P E R S O N A T O R A N D W H IS T L E R
was held on the afternoon of Satur­
day, December 4th, at the office . of
the County School Superintendent.
members from
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e Twenty school board
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,f eleven different districts in the coupty
y were present. The principal subject '
,h for consideration was the County Unit
g plan of Taxation and administration,
POR ¿ALE
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e. W, G. Bryant, of Moro school, opened
i a discussion which led to a thorough
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a»*, '•
t
re understanding of this subject by the«*
el present. F. E. Fagan discussed the
problem of hiring teachers. The ne­
cessity of meeting the Standard and Upper Main Street, opp. Garage,
Boperior school requirements was an­
si- other important subject brought l>e-
CONDON, ORE.
an fore the m eeting. A marked interest
y. was shown in the welfare of the
■ schools by all present.
M anager
School
“All we oAD give
for the money;
—not all we can
get for the good»”
District School Officers Hold Meetbg
A County School Board Convi ention
à
u secaad cinta mattar
4ha
post oft e s s i Moro^Qragon, July 2S, 1W1.
o f M o ro
B a c k e d by B u s in e s s M en of M oro
MOVE
December
G T t. IRBLAHD
OREGON
Leather, Corduroy and Mackinaw
Vests att I^ess 20 par cant .