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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (April 8, 1921)
I ! O b s e rv e r MORO. Show - starts 8:00 P.M- OREGON. FRIDAY C. V. BELKNAP, Proprietor mot and cold baths Me«h«’»o-L,v,n®*,OB* P r o p r i e t o r * W ALLACE REID ‘The Roaring Road’ ' t T ;.., :■ A lto a Turn-Reel Mack Sermett Comedy “FOOLISH A G E ” A« a result of the inspection last b week of the highway possibilities of a Sherman county by the member» of p the State Highway Commission it waa c definitely decided at the April meat- « ng of the Commiaaion, just conelud- | ed. to put the Sherman Highway on t the official highway map of the state, « I thia to be « Dorth and aouth route i through the county from Biggs to i Shaniko following in the main the j I present rouie a.'.difrom Snaniko turn- i I ing aoutbweat to(e junction with The < Dalles California Highway. A number Of Wnaco county people i«y that Sherman county has secured The Dalles California Highway that ahould go through their county, but this ia not the case. The two routes I are separate—as m”ch aa is the West land East S de Pacific - Highways through W ed nn Oregon to a junction I eoutii of P r p i A nutter little I undcii tor/- by WhAco toaoty people is that through the efforts ,.of A. M. Wr ght of thia city. State Representa tive from this district, the last legis lature bfctteied the route for Wasco county by making it 20 miles shorter to The Dalles and the construction coat cut more than »40.000 in Wasco county. B u ild irg of both routes are oontin- gent upon financial aid from the coon- ties of Wasco and Sherman and in this matter Sherman county w i l l , secure la tha County Court of tha State of Oregon fo r Sherman County, in the M atter of tha Estate of P. H . Buxton. Notice ia hereby given that the un- , deiaigned adm inistratrix o f the Estate o< P. H . Buxton, deceaeed, has filed ia tha County Court of Sherman Coun ty, State o f Oregon, her final report and aeeount aa aoch adm inistratrix of said Estate and that Monday, the 2d day o f M ay. A .D . 1981, a t the hour of 10 o'clock a -m .. has bean fixed by said Court as the tim e for hearing of ob jections to aaid report and the aettie- I ment thereof. Glady N . Buxton, A dm inistratrix of tha Estate of B. H . Buxton, W . C. Bryant, Attorney for Ad- , m lniatratrix. 6tal-29 John Rayburn, Executor of the w ill and testament o f P. M . Rayburn, de- eeeeed, has filed his Pinal Account w ith tha County C lerk of Sherman County, Oregon, and the Court has fixed and appointed Saturday, tha 28d day of A p ril, 1921, a t tha hour of 8 o'clock p .m ., aa tha tim e fo r hearing said P in al Account and tha settlement thereof. Any hair, creditor or other person interested in aaid estate ia hereby required to appear on or be fore aaid date and file his objections to aaid account, or to any particular item thereof, apeetfying tha particu lars of such objections, i f any they have. Dated thia 22d day of March, 1921. John Rayburn. Executor. P o rS e le —< k .p . gaa or kerosene International engine; run only two months; cost new 8872.00, can be had for 8198. Por details sea Gino, Cole man A C o., or George Ellsworth. m l Have You Seert the KRAMER ROTARY PACKER -If not, see It before s ta rtin g your plow. W E HAVE T H E M FOR ANY S IZE P LO W W e are well stocked w ith O liver and John Deere Plow Shares. T h e il) o fo H o te l W . M. W alker, rUmager OREGON MORO A Modern T ile and Concrete Constructed Building B uilt by -Moro Community for the General Public ST E A M H E A T E D E L E C T R IC L IG H 1 Bath and Hot and Cold W ater in E very Room Special Monthly Rates for Room or Board N your- planning, do not overlook the great assistance you can obtain from allying yourself with a strong well managed bank. Open an ac count w ith ua to-day and thus begin a business acquaintance which w ill stand you in good »toed during years to come. W e are always ready to ndviaa with you concerning investments and to assist you in every way in our power. Our m otto is service and small accounts aa v e il tte large are welcome. I FARM ERS* STA TE BANK O reg o n M oro B r in g in g to you the best values In D ry floods. Clothing, Shoes, Ready to W ear Apparel, etc., a t Lowest P rif-« The largest Chain Departm ent Store Organization in America is w orking for you. Take advantage of this opportunity to save money on your purchases for the entire fam ily. THIS IS THE STORE Plumbing and Tin Work For Men Heating Plants Installed Complete 8tock of Pipe and Plumbing Materials PARRY B U IL D IN G , HORO, OREGON Monday afternoon. The occasion be ing Mrs Hayre*’ birthday. Let it be known when your birthday la. Mr«. Boyer «pent the week-end in Moro and Grass Valley, returning on Sunday. We have had a variety of weather lately—rain, snow and hail. Be An International Farmer of your farm, then keep them 100 percent International aa long as they lart by using only Genuine I H C Repairs. Be an Interna tional Farmer, and we w ill back you up t>y International Service, which it prompt, dependable and permanent. What an Experienced Farmer Knows Any farmer of experience can tell about how long hia farm machinery w ill run Iwfore the part* that need replacement w ill wear out. These include, with many other*, »hares, shovels, guards, knives, sections, blades, teeth, etc. The little Orcutt bahy who was taken to Grais Valley to be near the I doctor, ia improving. Mrs. Wm. Mitchell is enjoying a visit with her father, S. P. Howell. We didn't find the newly-weds at home tha other night. But! “ Look out^Walt.” Quite a number of the school child ren spent Saturday in Buck Holfow, “ Tha ticks ’ll g it you ef you don’t watch ou t ’ ’ The Nunn family are now out from under quarantine. Best regards to all, ia the message thia week froip- Der Goat. Order Repairs Early FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY 4 9 c to 53c yard Girls’ Oxfords and Pum ps — Beautiful new colon and patterns Dress Up for Spring Nou, Black, Brown Kid, and Patent just in by today's express. ■ , - v E xcellent Blue Serge S u it s — leathers. N ew C urtain N ets $1.98 to $3 49 •/** $27.50 to $39-75 Beautiful new Filet Nets ■ Fancy M ixtures and S t a p l e L adies’ Oxfords and Pum ps— Per yard 59c and 63c . Military and Louis heels, black M odels—all excellent new spring C o lo r e d Popftins and brown. Why pay more? models. Fine Mercerized Poplins, 36 in. $18.50 to $44-75 $ 3 49 to $7 50 M en’s Khaki Serge S u ita -B u ilt for service. — $37.50 each TURK ISH TO W ELS Good heavy Turkish Towels, 18 by 32 inches. Each...... 25c Honey Comb Bleached Towels size 20 by 40 inches. Each... »9e Extra large, heavy Turkieh Towel«, »ire 27x54 in. Each 69c wide, all leading spring shades M EN’S UNDERW EAR Per yard 63c Sum m er W eigh t Union Suits O rg a n d ies '* Per suit $ 1 1 9 to $ 1 6 9 The most popular of all summer B .V .D . Union Suits, $1.25 each wash fabrics. 45-inch imported LADIES’ SUM M ER . UND ER W EA R L adies’ Sum m er Union Suits Per suit 69c to 98c Sum m er Vests, 23c to 98c Boys* U n io n S u its Athletic and M esh Union Suits, 49c, 79c and 89c each All these items should be listed and ordered early, far in ad vance of the time when they w ill be ntec^ed. You w ill save time and money by ordering all the repairs at one time. This w ill eave you money later in the season, when you may be obliged to pay for long 01 stance tckpb,-.c and express or parcel poet charges on N E W SUM M ER DRESS VOILES SHOES • B o y s’ Shirt» a n d B lou se» Organdy, permanent finish PiDk Blue and Maize Colors. Per yard $1.19 White Organdy, 40 to 45 inches wide, imported qualities Priced 49c to $1.49 per yard K h ak i P a n ts For men and boys. Good heavy serviceable ones, btrmght leg trousers. $1.19 to $2.98 Now is tbe time to supply them L ace L eg Trousers, Double * for tbifi summer. seat and front,.all sizes. Plain Chambray, fancy stripe Pair $3.69 Khaki, black satin, 79c and 98c When Delays Are Expensive - And, what may later prove much more coetly than these eherKca, is tha time lost waiting for repairs just when the Imple ment should be working to capacity in tha field. 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