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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (July 8, 1921)
b offer the following Regular Every Day * A ✓ •? / Dry Goods''and furnishings Groceries Percales light colors per yard 17|o “ dark colors per yard 22 Jo Colored Organdy per yard .... 76c Neck ties, silk and chinaohallies per tie 36c to......................- 2.25 Pillow cases per p a ir ................. 800 Fall Fashion ladies silk Jiose per p a ir ...........................•••• 2 00 Panama hate,mens size,genuine stock 2.50 a n d ......... ........... 3 00 Mens underwear, full line of B. V. D., long and short sleeve per garment from 1.26 to 1.60 New lot of mens dress suits, just arrived. Balk Coffee special value .. .... per lb .................................... 26c V 26 lb. Iota ......................... . 6.00 - Citria Powder per package 80c M •* three pkga .... 86c M dozen pkge .... 3.40 Snow Drift Shortening, 2 lb tin 46c »* •« *♦ 4 lb tin 86c " “ * 8 lb tin 1.60 Macaroni carve oat .... 8 lbs 26c «• “ ‘ 18 Ibe 1.00 San Brite Cleanser 3 cans ....... 26c « * “ 13 cans . .. 1.00 Coro Meal, 10 lb sack ........... 40c . Farina, 10 lb sack . ............... 75c Qrahajn, 10 lb sa c k ........... ..... 60o Ralstons Bran, p k g .................. * 10c Special prices on all canned vegetables . and fruit in case lots. Comforts for your harvest bed- * ding special values, Cotton Blankets from 2.60 to Canvas Gloves heavy weight, blue wrist « “ per pair .... ....... ; « «* 2 pair for ..........~ 35c 72 inch heavy weight can vas• per y a r d ................... - .........' 40 inch draper weight canvas , per yard ................. .............' “ c 3.26 Local Ctorck AaaoaacamsaM M m . î . A, Keller left ttuadav r a tea day viali with w totl iva< in Presbyterian Church Announcements Portland. : Sunday School, 10 a. m. The tie gaaaetotw een Giaae Valley Preaching, 11 a. m. and Mow» t o ll play*" w ill to played Junior Endeavor, 4:00 p. m. • I Waaefi thia Sunday ■ Preaching, 8;00 p. m. Dorcas Wednesday afternoon. _ _ _ _ S Halon ffansen was visiting The above are the regular services during the week at the tome of bar and bourn at the Presbyterian Church •later. Mra. Roy Kunsman. to which all are invited and w ill be Wa pay parcel poet one way on all made welcome. •boa repairing. Good quality leather Methodist Church announcements and work. Jan Amor«, The Dal lee. for July: Oregon. Moro Church: Miss Myrtle Sheets, from Spokane, Sunday School each Sunday 10 a.m. visiting last week at the Chris Preaching Sunday morning 11 a.m ., Andaman tom e aa guest of Mil July 17th and Slat Frances and Beaaia. Preaching each Sunday evening 8 :00 Ladies Aid meets each^Thursday Mm. Mary K ing and three children, W. F. M. S. meets second Friday of who have bean visiting with her sister each month, place announced. Mm. Sarah Landry, left Sunday for Spaulding Chapel : their home at Garfield, Wash. Vurn Howard baa sold his resi- _jnce property to Wm. Ridgeway, who cornea from Dallas, Polk county i superintendent of Moro schools. Mm. Jean K. Fpgter, from Condon, superintendent of jwtool® for Gilliam county, waa visiting over the Fourth rith her aiater,. Mrs. Wilford Bel she. Tom Tompson has recovered from his injuries received when the belt came off the oy^prqasor at the rock crusher as to he able to hobble around on crotches. • v ,}J L , ---------- -- M O R O O R EO O N -»• ............................« ......... ............. ~ ~ ............. .................... ................... rh e « . ,u<>. i h When In The Dalles look for the Sign of the Black and White Restaurant Chops, «tort Orden I Cream WaBes Quick Servi«« Loach Counter ia Coanectioo - Try Our Special Netmday w Qood Things |o Eat and Delicious igas Priced Conservative w. (to. a. w* *• *“"* Tfje ÎIJoro H otel w . M. W alker, Hanager MORO OREOON A M odem T ile and Concrete Constructed Building Built by Moro Community for the General Publ ^1- ... u iM h T F n E L E C T R IC L IG H T S Cold W .te r , n E . . T Room - Spedai Monthly'Rate* for Room or Board o b s e r v e - - r W ____ r u m a i » or THE DALLES OREOON g o o d s c a r r ie d a t S S S r o VALLEY: M . B . O *B rton. A U T O HEARSE A T WASCO FOR SHERMAN COUNTY c o ..o * n e o » ’ Qfioil hfp b tou Wy. Dr. C. H. Johns,,Chiropractor, has divided his time between Wasco and Moro. He w ill be at Moro Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday and at the Sherman Hotel, Wasco, on Monday, Wednesday and Friday of each week. Simon Elcock and three daughters are back from their hurried visit to Roseville, California. They report Mrs. Elcock aa «hoovering nicely from her operation at a hospital in Sacrameiito. Moro was not officially in the in part by the celebration at Wasco out the Ellison and W hite manage-, ment itse lf is at fault to some extent through sending features here each tim e that have been over their cir cuit. The guarantee com m ittee, un der present conditions, must agree to pay the fu ll, expense of putting on the Chautauqua w ith no word as to what w ill be given the public and the Sherman county public is becoming indifferent to répétions of features once presented? This applies equa 11 y as w ell to the W inter Chautauqua us to the one at DeMosp Park B A N K OF M ORO - M oro, TIRE VULCANIZING White Truck Line if who su nun O regon »»gSSSSSSSS^SSS^^ HEADQUARTERS FOR Phonograph N eedles G oggles Colored G lasses A uto Sponges A uto C ham ois Road M aps T ype W riter Ribbons B irthday C andles B irth d a y Candle Holders P a p e r N a p k in s P la y in g Cards J Classification of citiea celebrating the Contractor Harry Benson has com Fourth this year because of joining pleted a 6000 gallon capacity concrete ■ ----------------. . o i o 1) , in the Chautauqua at DeMoss Park and F R ID A Y Jyy _ - 4 / through the American Legion in the cistern for F. A. Sayrs and one of the same capacity for B. F. Peetz. He Kueoaa L «O * N e .lS I . celebration staged at Wasco. also built a round concrete watering A. P. A A M. Moro. Or. Orders taken for Clark seedling Meets the first s«d third strawberries and *blackcaps, |1.75 trough for Mr. Peetz. IK evenings of « • « crate; Lawton blackberries, Logans - Hugh Chrisman is having concrete _____ Visiting member» walks and steps built by Contractor |y invited invite to weet and Dewberries, 81.26 crate; f o.b. cordially Harry Benson leading to his recently Estacada. Eatacada Heights Berry o fW . M. rith F. H olbmv , Secretary Growers, box 89. Estacada, Oregon. purchased residence. S. P. Brisbine and w ife have re A lighted cigarette carelessly B eta I •Mam Chapter turned from their auto trip to W ash thrown, set fire to dry grass at the mo . 78 O, B. l. Regular communication DeMoss Park entrance Bunday after ington county. J cached and 4th Thursday noon. Because of prompt discovery Where the Sea Sand Sings. I evenings monthly. no damage resulted githo the fire was “Singing sands” are found In Ha N k l l ik M um , ____ ___ W orthy Matron dangerously near tha. gaSoline tank of waii. By clapping the sand between the hands a faint hooting noise Is pro " N a n a B a k z k k . Secretarv. the Dewey Thompson auto. duced. But the sounds are greatly In Any of my Sherman county friends, tensified by putting a quantity In a bag M o ro L n d f* W o. 113 when in Portland, w ill find me in the and slamming it about. I. O. O. F. Stock Exchange building, with Walter Meets every Monday eve- ning in their hall. _Tr rsnsi- & Clark, real estate, 213, corner Third __ ent ___ and Vieiti ing Brothers and Yamhill street Any one wanting cordially invited to meet to sell or tradd their farm can write M O R O Hunter. George H. Hensen, N . G. me there. Alex . »4 * W j E. J. Richmond, wife and four chil A. M. Young. Secretary dren were visitor* over the Fourth at S H O P ¡ C H R I S S C H U L T Z P O S T N O . T I home of her sister, Mrs. D. C. WhesX. Have your old tires made us good as Mr. Richmond is a dentist, located at A M E R IC A N L E G IO N new. Remember: A stitch in time Eugene, and is on an auto camping* Meets at Odd Fellows Hall on saves nine. A trial is all I ask and second and fourth Fridays of trip, intending to visit Crater Lake we will both make money as the southern turning point of their each month. s. V. Cuddeback McK. Ellsworth, Commander trip. Strayed or stolen—One 2-year old Opposite Foss & Co. Garage Moro I J. F. Norton, Adjutant Jersey steer; one 2-year old Jersey hejfer; one 2-year old roan heifer; For role—One 14-foot Holt combine one blue cow about 8 years old ; one ■11111 11"! 1 1 1 I l I 'I -H -H H-I-H-1-1-4- cheap. H. B. Belshee, Moro. old Wack cow. Branded Diamond Waa. Morrison and w ife are visiting ‘ T ” on right rib. Suitable reward for any information. R. P. Sticks, with their daughter in rhe Dai lee. John A. Harden was up from The Mikkalo, Oregon. Saturday, July 9th, Dr. Dalle* Wednesday on a little matter Freeze, the eye special of business. ist, w ill be at Moro «S Moro Hotel Barber Shop is now Drug Store all day to •ole Moro agent for the Model I expect to return to practice his profession. L o t trip laundry of The Dalles. until September. Care for your eyea Moro about July 15th Mr*./J. B. Hosford end eon, and now. At Wasco July 6th; at Kent Mias Rachel Bain ware house guests July 7th; at Grass Valley July 8th. over the Fourth^at the Poley home Ginn, Coleman A Go. have in their :: MORO - - OREGON :: For Sale—New Ford Sedan, cord show window «n Ice lee« Refrigerator I tiros, demountable rime, 18E1 license, that you can sepure at your own price, I 1 I I I Í 1 I 1 I I " 1-1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 l 'H-A good terms if deei rod. Inquire Obser providing yeu do J to /waU too long. ver office. It w o put on o l e July 9th, at Wanted—A job of wheat hauling or 889.50 and each day unsold the price harvest work with four good horsse. is a dollar lower. Bids accepted at Prefer header or combing driving. your price, subject to kale before price Joe Gray, Friend, Oregon. V \ is reached. Formerly the Albert Roy Hulie and fajnlly »pent the Dick Johnson and fam ily from Boardman, were guests of hla bro Fourth with friends aaar Moro. T he D a lle s’ N e w e st and B est ther John T ., at the farm home east Coming from Dufur Roy ron over a . H o stelry broken bottle with the result that of Wasco during the Fourth.! CENTRALLY LOCATED Idabelle Urquhart of thia city and a perfectly good cord tire w o cut Sherman County Headquarters intiraly into and plenty of nursing and Clyde R. Hunter of Okanogan, Wash., warm words were needed to get the J . P. R A T H , M a n a g e r ware married Saturday in The Dalles party to DeMoro in time to o y hello at the Congregational parsonage. T h e D a lle s - - O r e g o n to their friends. ». The president of the Ladies Aid- Regular servico nextfiunday at the absent his month, but the usual social Presbyterian church. In the morning for July w ill be told on the 8th. at Sunday School at the usual hour, tto home of Mra. W. C. Bryant, Mrs. preaching at 11 •• Subject, The Axtell assisting. Triumphal Entry.” !« the evening C. J. Livingston Is up from Port- the theme w ill be, “ Without God in D. M. PIERCE, Prop. k, relieving hla partner the world.” May thia to made a land this G. E. Mathews, from duty at the special Sunday o there w ill be no Daily except Sunday» between confectionery store long enough for preaching servico on the third. Sun The Dalle», Moro, and Way Polnta, him to enjoy an auto vacation. day, July 17th. leaving the Dalle. 9:00 A. M. from M n. Annie Belahe accompanied her The services for the Methodist church The Dalle» Garage, Moro about 2:00 •on Clay and w ife on their visit to Sunday la o follows: Sermon subject P. M., from F om A Co. Garage. the DeMoee oelebrytlon on the Fpurth for Spaulding “ Types of Christ.” Mrs. Belshe staying for a longer visit Im m ediate following tha o r v ie e the Ordara ar Expraaa left at either place with her son Wtlford and fam ily. election of a delegate to attend the gives Prompt asd Careful Atteatioa. annual conference w ill hs held. An For Sale—18 head of mules, broke and unbroke. None over seven years election w ill also to held in the Moro old, but all old enough to work. For church following the evening service. Patrontss Observar advertisers. particulare write or sue t . P. Hulse, Subject for the evening service at on the Roudeen ranch at Dufur, Ora. Moro la “ Threefold Temptation. ” Bank Hotel .W ^ A d J . Good banking service is one of his require ments. All our facilities are at the dis posal of our farmer-patrons. Christian Science Society : Services In the Church building, Main street, at 11 a.m . Subject: “ Sacram ent.” Testimonial services each Wednes day evening, 8 o ’clock. Sunday School, rear church en trance, 10:15 a.m . Pupils up to the age of 20 are welcome. The public is cordially invited to attend the church services and v isit the reading room, rear entrance, open each Friday from 2 until 4 p.m. JEWELER LICENSED EMBALMERS As the world has progressed, the farmer has improved his tools and his methods until today with fewer “hands” the farmer produces greater crops than ever before- Sunday School each Sunday 11 a.m . Preaching at noon. July 10 and 24th Harold H. M iles, pastor. ” L. W. ROSS CBASBALL UNDERTAKING C l. The farmers have builded America, for despite the growth of our cities, America’s agricultural industry is still the greatest in the world. Mm. E. H. Mopm left Thursday morning for Portland, to be with her sister, Mm. C. K. Cochran, who is DeMoss Springs expecting to undergo an operation Union Sunday School at 10 a.m . for cancer later in the week. Every body welcome. R. C. B /ers, Superintendent. C. L. Powell and his family were visiting In thia vicinity the first of weak. They had an auto camp The committee in charge of the outfit with them and were heated Ellison and W hite Chautauqua at towards tha fishing grounds of interior DeMoss Park this year face a deficit of >470. This condition wae eauaed Oregon.* * -------........ — ------- M O R O T R A D IN G C O M P A N Y P H O N E M A IM 31 Farmers of America MORO PHARMACY 303 M ORO. ORE. Phone DesChutes M otor Co. J V Open all hours of the day and . night. Night man 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 and Tubes S ilv e r t o w n C o r d s D o n C . W h e a t, MORO <- OREGON RtAD THE OBSERVER W e C o r d lH lI y M anager R o llc lt ALL the time. For County new» Veer P a lr o e e g e . BLACKSMITH SHOP “THE OLD TOMLIN SHOP” p PL O W SH A R E G R IN D IN G ALL KINDS OF IRON AND WOOD WORK H O R S E SH O E IN G ETC. Satisfactory Work ÇMciently Done McK. Ellsworth ' Moro, Oregon W H E N YOU T R A V E L AUTO AND VISIT THE DALLES STO R E YO UR CAR In the concrete, tully equipped, roomy garage of Wgl- ther-Williams Company. Competent workman always ready to help you in any way they can at least expense to you. For any service rendered the charge will always be reasonable. W ALTHER-W ILLIAM S GARAGE THE DALLES, - - OREGON.
