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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (July 1, 1921)
✓ I ’ S ■ ■ . . • Local Charch F . A. Sayre and w ife are home from an auto trip to Metolioua. Presbyterian Church Announcements For aale—One 14-foot Holt eonibin« No service morning or evening eheap. ^H. B. Belabee, lforo. Sunday School w ill join in the Rev. McVicker and wife are visit County Rally at DeMoas Park ElmereE. McVicker, Pastor. ing with their married daughter at Sisters. Methodist Church announcements Moro Hotel itafrber Shop ia now for July: •ole Moro agOtR for the Model Moro Church: Laundry of The DSHea. Sunday School each Sunday 10 a.m. Postmaster Robt. Urquhart ia plan Preaching Sunday morning 11 a.m ., ning on a v isit to Camp Sherman for July 17th and 81st the first week in July. 4 Preaching each Sunday evening 8 :00 Ladies Aid meets each Thursday Because of the DeMoss Chautauqua W. F. M. S. meets second Friday of and celebration at Wasco, there will each month, place announced. be no picture show this Tuesday. The Q k V Store at Grass Valley ia Spaulding Chapel j Sunday School each Sunday 11 a.m. adding a ladies rest room to its other Preaching at noon. July 10 and 24th conveniences fer Me patrons. Harold H. Miles, pastor. Geo. N. Croefleld, Wasco, is now offering either fruit or berry sugar at Christian Science Society: 17.25. Write for prices on fruit jars. Services in th« Church building, We pay parcel post one way on all Main street, at 11 a jn . Subject: God.” shoe repairing. Good quality leather and work. Joe Attwre, The Dalles, Testimonial services each Wednes Oregon. > • day evening, 8 o ’clock. Sunday School, rear church en For Sale—N e< ! Ford Sedan, cord tires, demountable fims, 1921 license, trance, 10:15 a.m. Pupils up to the gtxxLterms if deeised. Inquire Obser age of 20 are welcome. The public is cordially invited to ver office. I iVd J- i. attend the church services and visit . Come to DeMoss’’for your ice cret m, the reading room, rear entrance, open soda, and holiday purchases. Pre-war prices at the Stand in the DeMoss each Friday from 2 until 4 p.m. * We offer the following as an indication of our Regular Every Day Merchandise Values Groceries Dry Goods and\Fumishings Bulk Coffee special value...... . P<* lb ............>....................... 26c 25 lb. l o t s ............................. 6.00 Citris Powder per package 30c “ * three pkgs 86c 7* “ dozen pkgs .... 3.40 Snow Drift Shortening, 2 lb tin 46c 4 “ “ 4 lb tin 85c 8 lb tin 1.60 Macaroni curve cut .... 3 lbs 25c “ “ * 13 lbs 1.00 Sun Brite Cleanser 3 c a n s ..... . 26c “ “ “ 13 c a n s . .. 1.00 Corn Meal, 10 lb sack ............ 40c Farina, 10 lb sack ..................... 75c Graham, 10 lb s a c k .................... 50c Ralstons Bran, p k g ................... 19c Special prices on all canned vegetables and fruit in case lots. Percales light colors per yard 17 Jc “ dark colors per yard 22Jc Colored Organdy per yard .... 75c Neck ties, silk andchinachallies per tie 35c to..................... 2.25 Pillow cases per p a ir ................* 80c Full Fashion ladies silk hose per pair .............. r...,.rf..... f.z . 2 00 Panama hats, mens size,genuine stock 2.50 and ................... 3.00 Mens underwear, full line of B. V. D., long and short sleeve per garment from 1.25 to 1.5Q New lot of mens dress suits just arrived. Park. — per yar d J ? P . Strahl. DeMoss Springs Because of slack business, commen Union Sunday School at 10 a.m. ding Jfily 1st, my plhmoing shop w ill Every body welcome. be closed except evenings ard Sun R. C. Byers. Superintendent. days. F. W. Boyer. CanvasOloves heavy weight, blue wrist “ " per pair .......... 20c “ “' 2 pair for .........- 35c 72 inch heavy weight, canvas per y a r d ....................... .. 1.00 40 inch draper weight canvas J. R. Thompson, wife and daughter were visitors from .Portland last week at the hornet of hjs parents, A. C. Thompson and wMA* > . ..... George Benson le ft Friday morning to visit with his uncle, D. E. Benson at Priest River, Idaho, located about 50 miles directly north of Spokane F. L. Kent, • in charge of Oregon work for the bureau of crop estimates U. S. department of agriculture, was a visitor at the Sherman County Ex periment Station this week. Director J.T . Jardine, of the O.A.C and Federal Experiment Station at alii«, was 4» -Moro S aturday to attend . Field Day on the Sherman County Experiment Station. O b server When In The Dalles look for the Sign of the Black and White M a r a t * o S O . SUKKMAN CO., OK BOON: Offidftl Pajw fir Staui faty, FRIDAY. .7. .. ." July 1. 192 The steam roller has gotten onto the job of firming the rock put on the C u re a a LoU av N o . 121. street by the eniahpr crew. Thi A. F. a A m . Muro, or. would have been done sooner if a pul - Meets the first and third ley ordered from Portland had arrived ursdsv evening« of each onth Visiting members when expected. Steaks, Chops, Short Orders sad Cream Waffles Quick Service Lunch Counter io Connection ,fc,v * • ' ■ * T ry O ur Special Noonday 50c Luaabeon We SoedaUze la ■■ **-~ k « We Uss tbs Beat (ha Mark* AHsrtfs Tl)e fl)oro H o te l W . M . W a lk e r, rtanager OREGON MORO A Modern Tile and Concrete Constructed Building Built by Moro Community for the General Public STEAM H E A T E D E L E C T R IC L IG H T S Bath and Hot and Cold W ater in Every Room Special Monthly Rates for Room or Board CRANDALL U N D EB TA K lN ti CO. THE DALLES OREOON LICENSED EMBALMERS C O M P L E T E S T O C K O P G O O D S C A R R IE D A T ---- W A S C O : W . H . M e y e r, M a n a g e r M O R O : S a m u e l B rio b in e , Mamatger G R A S S V A L L E Y : M . B . O’B rie n , M a n a g e r AUTO HEARSE A T WASCO FOR SHERMAN COUNTY Cars GOODYEAR TIRES AND TURES C o m p le te .L in e of A c c e s s o rie s STORAGE AUTO REPAIRING B lacksm ith an d M a c h in e Shop \ a F O S S A C O . , In c . Try a W ant Ad. In Tbs Observar. It Pays. M ORO, OREGON inOIIVUTTB StllOB Dill cordially invited to neet By order of W . M . W. F. H u l e s y . Secretary J. G. Woods was otie of the loosers in the hail storm that visited ' Lewis ton last rfeek. He had 80 acres of wheat and his home orchard cleaned B e th ra h A m ^ C h a jfts r but another place where he had his no . 78 O. B. I . Regular communication main crop was not damaged. each 2d and 4th Thursday J. P. Strahl and wife are visitors ^evening« monthly. from Portland at the J. C. Hock man N ellie M u ir , They were Moro residenters W orthy Matron home. N ana B a r z e e . Secretary. for a number of years, now liviflng in Portland, but who cannot keep away M o ro Lodge N o . 113 from Good Old Sherman County. I. O. O. F. Dr,. C. H. Johns,'Chiropractor, has Meets every Monday eve- ning'in their hall. Transi divided hia time between Wasco and ent and Visiting Brothers Moro. He w ill be at Moro Tuesday, cordially invited to meet Thursday and Saturday and at the with us. George H . Nansen, N . G . Sherman Hotel, Wasco, on Monday, A . M . Young, Secretary Wednesday and Friday of each week. with us. Good Things to Eat and Delicious ' Soda Beverages Priced Conservative Phone 3 0 3 Announcement has been received of the arrival of Miss 'Evelyn Elouise weight nine pounds, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Curfman at Ione Oregon, on Tuesday, June 21, 1921. C H R I S S C H U L T Z P O S T N O . 71 A M E R IC A N L E G IO N Meets at Odd Fellows H a ll on second and fourth Fridays of each month. M cK . Ellsworth, Commander J. E . Norton, Adjutant Miss Flora and Miss Mary Brown, cousins from California, were re cent visitors at the W. J. Martin home. Orders taken for Clark seedling strawberries and "blackcaps, 8L75 crate; Lawton blackberries, Logans and Dewberries, $1.25 crate; f o.b.. Estacada. Estacada Heights Berry Growers, box 39, Estacada, Oregon. Mr Attention is caLIed fhis week to the announcement of S. Y. Cuddeback on the 3d page whereiq be informs the motoring public that he has opened an up-to-date vulcanising business in the building opposite the Foss & Co. garage. Any of my Sherman county friends, when in Portland, w ill find me in the Stock Exchange building, with Walter & Clark, real estate, 313, corner Third and Yamhill Btreet. Any one wanting to sell or trade their farm can write DeMoss Springs Chautauqua dates me there. Alex Hunter. this year are July 2, -3, 4, 5, 6, and Strayed or stolen—6ne 2-year old 7. Six big days. Free camping privi lege with free wood and spring water Jersey steer; one 2-year old Jersey heifer; one 2-year old roan heifer and a play ground for the kiddies. one blue cow abbut 8 years old; one For Sale—12 head of mules, broke old black coir. Brapded Diamond and unbroke. None over seven years ‘ •T” op right rib.* Suitable reward ofd, but all old enough to work. For for- any information.’ * -R. P. Sticks, particulars write or see R. P. Hulse, Mikkalo, Oregon. — . on the Roudeen ranch at Dufur, Ore. F. E. Fortner an family returned Two autos were stolen this week in this Week from a 1600 m ile auto trip The Dalles from where 'they were through eastern Washington and south parked on prominent corners during ern Idaho. They saw much rough business hours. One was found in country on their trip, notably when Hood River and the other at Medford they traveled down the Salmon river on its way into California. building bridges and roads as they J. N. Landry is the owner of the went, making the 100 miles in 15 hrs. new Holt combine standing near the Announcement has been received of railroad unloading track. The ma the marriage in The Dalles, at the chine is one of the best of its class, is home of the bride’s sister Mrs.L.Bar self propelled, carries a 56-horse pow num, of Miss Mary Kunsmah of this er motor, makes a 16-foot cut and is city, to George Newton Croefleld jr. equipped with a 24-inch cylinder and of Wasco, on Sunday, June 28th. a 36dnch shoe. , Both young people were raised in Saturday, July 9th, Dr. Sherman county and have a host of Freese, the eye special friinde who join In wishing them a ist, w ill be at Moro long and happy life journey on the Drug Store all day to matrimonial sea. practice hit profea0oh. Last trip Work at the county rock crusher until September. Cars for your eyes was halted this week dn account of a now. At Wasco July fith; at Kant broken firm. Used to propeil the July 7th; at Grass Valley July 8th. crushing pistes. The accident occurr Harry Mathews, who had been work ed Wednesday afternoon and most of ing for Mr, Wray living Just south of the crew was put to wgrk on curb con- Grsss Valley, died at the farm home btrurtlon uptown. A new arm was on Monday evening aged 00 years. expected to arrive in time for work Funeral services were held on Tues Saturday, otherwise the crusher will day afternoon from the house, being pot resume until Tuesday, Monday in charge of the Gras« Valley branch being the 4th. It is thought that the of the Crandall Undertaking Com* arm eryatalized from the constant jar pany, the sermon brflng preached by ring and broke when an unusually hard the Methodist pastor at Grasa Valley, rook was put into the crusher. W. A. Woods has traded his proper ty in Union county to apply on a deal for two pieces of Wasco county prop erty near Dufur, the deal being placed at $265,000. Farmers of America I he farmers have builded America, for despite the growth of our cities, America*« agricultural industry is still the greatest in the world. As the \ftorld has progressed, the farmer has improved his tools and . his methods until today with fewer “hands” the farmer produces greater crops than ever before. Good banking service is one of his require ments. , All our facilities are at the dis posal of our farmer-patrons. B A N K OF M O RO M oro, O regon MORO TIRE VULCANIZING SHOP HEADQUARTERS FOR . Have your old lire« made as good as new. Remember: A stitch in time saves nine. A trial is all I ask and we will both make money P honograph N eedles O nggles Colored G lasses A u to Sponges A u to C ham ois 3 . V. Cuddeback Opposite Foss A Co. Garage Moro Road Maps __________ H"H I i 11 1 I I 1 1 1 M Ì 1 1 1 J 1 Í F T r6 T ype W riter Ribbons B irth day C andles B irth d a y Candle Holders P aper N a p k in s P la y in g Cards L. W. ROSS} JEWELER I expect to return to Moro about July 15th MORO PHARMACY Phone :: I MORO 4. M ORO. ORE. - - OREGON ± 303 i-H -iii i n i 1 1 11 1 h i i n u n i Bank Hotel Formerly the Albert The Dalles’ Newest and Best Hostelry „• CENTRALLY LOCATED Sherman County Headquarters J. P. R A T H , M a n a g er T h e D a lle s - - O regon W h ite T ru c k Line D. M. PIERCE, Prop. DesChutes M otor Co. Open all hours of the day and night. Nightman sleeps in building. Cars taken care of at any time. Now is the time to overhaul your car. Valve grinding and adjustments promptly attended to. G o o d r ic h T i r e s a n d T u b e s S ilv e r to w n C o r d s Daily except Sundays between The Dalles, Moro, and W ay Points, leaving the Dalles 9:00 A. M . from The Dalles Garage, Moro about 2:00 P. M ., from Foss A Co. Garage. D o n C. W h eat, M ORO -> M a n ager O REG ON Orders or Express left at either place gives Prompt and Careful Attention. Patronize Observer advertisers. READ THE OBSERVER We C’a rd ls s lly ALL the time. J For County newt H o llo lt Y a w r i ”a tr« w « t< a . Saturday Specials O ffered for S a tu rd a y J u ly 3 Carnation Milk, tall cans, 2 cans for, Regular 30 cent Coffee, 6 pounds for, White Wonder, soap, 20 bars for * Barabas Sugar Corn, 7 cans for Regular 75c Broom, 75o Wash Board, both for First class, Cream Cheese, 4 lbs. for Shredded Wheat, 2 pkgs. for Macaroni, 3 lbs. for Salted Peanuts, new stock, 3 lbs. for Goodie Goodie Peas, Reg. 20c seller, per can, .25 cents 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 __ 1.00 .25 cents .25 cents .40 cents .16 cents Large Shipments of New Stocks Arriving Daily Our stocks are strictly high class. We have no old inferior merchandise. Our priced are in keeping with reduced markets in all lines. 0 & V STORE Formerly Citizens Commercial Co J. E. FOLDA, GRASS VALLE?,
