Sherman County observer., June 23, 1922, Image 2

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OREGON.
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THE AMERICAN P R E » A3POC1ATIOW
F R ID A Y
.................J u n e 2 3 . 1922
Spring Suit Styles
Rexobtinu of Condolence
For Men and Young Men
H all Lupine Rebeka Lodge No.
116, I. O. 0 . F. Moro, Oregon, June
i
6, 1922.
repossessing in ap­
pearance and up to the
high standard of quality
and
workmanship re­
quired of all J. C. Penney
Company clothing, these
smart new Spring Suita
for Men and Young Men
offer the greatest values at
the lowest possible prices.
P
$19.75
$24.75
$29.75
Yon ng M en’s Suita
Sinxi’t single and doable breasted
V es :ind the n ew Sport effect». In
*»->,« 1 tweed*. >aM lm erei and un-
.i*lu ! worsteds. Nobby new pat-
ern* : 14I colors. Al»o Bine Serge
• m | i plain single and two-button
-¿blv '»reasted stybu.
M en ’s Suita
Two-button sem i-conservative and
fh.ve-button staple sty les for m en;
giay Mi»d brown mixed all-wool wor­
steds and plain gray and blue all-w ool
KTgcs.
Made with the thought o f
real service a lw sy s uppermost.
Make Our Store Your
Trading Headquarters
During Chautauqua,
Little Boys’ Wash Suits
Dainty Attractive Styles
VERY mother knows how
necessary it is to be sup­
plied with extra changes
of Wash Suita for the small san
and will appreciate thia oppor­
tunity to obtain the neatest,
smartest styles imaginable and
at the same time effect a sub­
stantial savins in their pur-
E
<-bases
$ 1 .9 8
P er S u it
O tllttl <• -.»>»»4 V./W to $2.39
Threepopular styles— M iddy,
Oliver Twist and Russian, in a
wide variety of fabrics em­
bracing almost every known
cloth suitable for little gar­
ments of this kind.
They
launder beautifully and give
more than an ordinary amount
of service.
W e Have No Com­
petitors. . W e Buy
A n d Sell For Less.
I New Novelty Hand Bags
French Imported Leather
handsome bag* pictured above are the very latest
novelties for Spring and Summer 1922. They are made
of either French Imported Mu tone leather, all red, or
French Imported Renaiasancc leather in two shades of
brown. Assorted novelty shapes and styles that appeal
to every woman or miss who is looking for a smart hag.
This is a phenomenal offering when quality and beauty
are considered
$1
OP.
o<z
$4.9
bear In m'ud lb»» ti><
are not ordinary Hand Bags,
and eveiy «me uf :!.«»□ I« well müde of Freocb Im -
Lsather In tb * »H ><< Raton« and beautiful brown
iea, to be ftc -' r5i-’ - 1 :il) A ren a* and other fashion
Ifc u y of th * »*«* '
filled, acme have single strap
handles o)hera aid« s tifp or fancy et.ril handles. Ixitest nov­
elties in tooled and oose cowhide b athers.
(
W allace L . M ay. •<*> of M r. and
Mrs. L D. May of M oro, bas complet­
ed the junior requirement of bis farm
management major m the school of
agriculture.
He is a member of the
Phi D elta Theta fra te rn ity , farm
management club, treasurer of the
field a rtille ry elub, and agricultural
elnb.
M r. M ay’s anajor course deals w ith
the organisation,
equipment, and
operation of the farm as a business
enterprise. The courses in farm man­
agement are designed to g ive the
student a broad, well-rounded tra in ­
ing in a ll the phases of agriculture
that w ill prepare him for successful
production, w ith emphasis laid upon
those studies which w ill fit him beet
fo r successful management of the
fa rm . They also prepare student*
for professional work ae farm man­
agers, county agriculturists, extension
specialists, farm appraisers, instruc­
tional and investigational workers
and other work of sim ilar nature.
Schoof t a l l y
The annual Sunday School R ally
held a t Gram V alle y Jupe 18th was
w ell attended by more than 400 peo­
ple. The morning hour o f lemon
study wo* very interesting and in­
structive to a ll who took part. A
bountiful repost was served at 2 JO,
connoting of chicken, strawbyrries,
cake, pis, and a ll that goes to make
a fJharman county picnic dinner. This
part o f ths program was w ell receiv­
ed by the large groups assembled
under the beautiful trees of the Gram
Valley park.
The afternoon program, beginning
a t 1 JO, waa given by nine Sunday
schools o f ths county. This was w ell
preomitodQsnd enjoyed by a ll present.
The stUadance at the lesson study
in ths five great divisions totaled 335.
Ths collection, amounting to >22.66,
was* divided among each o f the Sun­
day schools represented. The a fter
noon collection, am ounting-to >4 86.
was fo r ths county Sunday aebool
work, for which we thank the givers
very much.
The officers sad members of the
association wish to extend th eir thanks
and appreciation for the use of the
Grass V a lle y park and auditorium and
for many courtesies received.
R. C. Byers,
T o, the Officers and Members of
Moro Lodge, No. 116:
We, your com m ittee on condolence,
subm it the follow in g report:
Whereas, The Death M essenger has
crossed our threshold and taken from
our midst our Brother C < F . H ill,
and in view of the great lues sus­
Stato Happenings of Note
tained by our lodge in the dr cease of
iu r brother, and the s t il[ greater loee
TireToseesTn Dregon outside of the
sustained by those who knew him
beat, by those who were nearest and city of Portland for the month of April
dearest to him by fam ily tie s; there­ aggregated J 180,67$ according to a re­
port prepared by the state fire mar­
fore be it
County Sunday School Superintendent*
Resolved, Th t it is a just and fit­ shal. There were*» total of M fires
reported.
The
most
disastrous
fire
ting tribute to the memory o f the
departed to any that in regretting his was at Elgin, where a wychouae burn­
removal from our number we mourn ed‘ sHth a loss of >41,009.
F irs t Presbyterian Church of Moro
More than >1000 was netted as a re­
for one who in every way waa worthy
Sunday School 10 JO a.m .
sult
of
the
so-called
Cberrlngo
held
In
of our respect and esteem ; therefor*
Morning Worship 11 XX> a.m .
Salem. This money w ill be turned
be it
Union Evening Service 7:30 p.m.
over
to
the
oommittee
In
charge
of
the
Resolved, Teat the h eartfelt sym- ,
Union Mid-week Service Wednes­
construction
of
Salem’s
now
hospital.
pathy a id fraternal love of thia Lodge
day, 7 JO p.m.
be e itendrd to his fam ily and those , The event was staged by the Salem
The union services alternate between
Cherrlans
and
was
attended
by
people
nearest and dearest to him in th is sad .
7'_ the two churches.
bereavement, and bid them put th e ir, from all parts of the W illam ette val­
Dorcas Society Wednesday, 2 p.m.
trust in Him who is mere ful and ley.
Henry G. Hanson, m inister.
'Recommendation
a
that
a
road
up
the
knoweth all sorrow.
North
Umpqua
river
be
sponsored
by
Resolved* That a copy of these
Methodist Church announcements
i resolutions be sp n a d upon the m in­ the government for the purpose of In­
Sunday
School 10 a.m .
utes of this Lodge, a copy sent to the creasing the value of Its range and
Preaching a t 11 a. m. every Sunday.
grazing
lands
In
the
Ilahee,
Big
Ca­
fam ily end these nearest and dearest
F irs t, third and fifth Sundays by the
to him, a copy to the Pacific Odd mas and Diamond lake districts will
pastor; the second and fourth Sundays
be
contained
in
the
range
appraisal
Fellow and tile local paper for publi­
by Rev. W . L . D i 11 inger.
report
being
prepared
by
the
forest
c a tio n .
•"-j.
Union church aervice, 7 :30 p. m.
service to submit to congress, accord­
D e sc h u te s M otor C o.
GARAGE
J. L. Hatthes
flanager.
M oro, O r e g o n
Open all hours of th e day and
n ig h t.
Car.« taken care «f a t
any tim e. N ight man .«leep In
the building.
A u t o A c c e s s o r ie »
G e n u in e F o r d P a r ts
K e lly S p r in g f ie ld T ir e s
G o o d r ic h T ir e s a n d T u b e s
S ilv e r t o w n C o r d s
K3
WHEN YOU TRAVEL
BY AUTO ’
ANO VISIT THE DALLES
STO R E
YOUR
CAR
In the concrete, fully equipped, room y garage of W al-
ther-WHIiam* C om pany. C om petent workman alw ayi ready
to help you in any way they can al least expense to you.
For any service rendered ihe charge will always be reasonable.
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WALTHER-WILLIAMS GARAGE
OREGON.
T H E DALLES.
F raternally subm itted,
Union midweek service Wednesday,
ing to D. C. Ingram, appraiser.
7
:30
p. m.
Officers charged with enforcement
The union services alternate be­
of the sUte anti purse seine law, are
planning to ask for a submarine chas­ tween the two churches.
Committee
Preaching at Spalding second and
er to patrol the coast to prevent vio­
lation of the law by purse seine fish­ fourth Sundays at 12 noon.
The public is cordially invited.
ermen operating within the three-mils
U . C. Smothers, pastor
lim it. Reports have bean received that
' a fleet of purse seiners from Wash­
Christian Science Society:
ington is planning to come to the
Services
in the Church building.
P H Y S IC IA N & SURGEON “ mouth of the Columbia river July 1.
M ain street, a t 11 a.m .
Subject:
H. M. Schilling, manager at Hermis­
“ Christian Science.”
î ORADUATE OF COLUMBIA
ton for the Um atilla project, has re­
Testim onial services each Wednes­
MEDICAL COLLEOE, N. Y. J ceived instructions to begin on July day evening, 8 o ’clock.
| 1 negotiations for the purchase of
Sunday 8ehool, rear church en­
Office Opp. Sherm an Hotel I lands lying above the proposed Mc­ trance, 10:15 a.m . Pupils up to the
Kay creek dam which w ill be inun­
age of 20 are welcome.
e
dated when the aaters are Impounded
Wasco, Oregon
The publie is cordially invited to
for irrigation purposes. It is under­ attend the church eervicee and v is it
stood that high prices w ill not be paid ths reading room, rear entrance, open
i - h h
1 1- i - h h T for the lands. The move to purchase
d aily, except Sunday, w ith an atten­
is considered proof that the govern
dant in charge from 2 u n til 4 p.m.
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ment expects to complete the McKay
creek project as quickly as possible.
(let In Touch with
A fter a conference with Forester
Greeley, Representative Hawley an­
nounced that three units of the Roose­
The Dalles, Ore.
velt highway in Oregon are to be con­
structed this summer through forest
D istricl A g en ts For T he
reserves. The first is from Tidewater
bridge to Waldport, la Lincoln county,
eight miles, at a cost of >100,000. The
second w ill he from Brush creek to
of Portland
Mussel creek, in Curry county, six
Loan* placed on improved property
miles, at a cost of >180,000. The third,
and new building!. Interest paid
south of Nedkowln. In Tillamook and
on savings accounts of any amount
Lincoln counties, >0 miles, w ill eost
>300,000.
A luten arch type steel and concrete
bridge was selected by officers and di­
rectors of The DsUlee-Oregon-Waahlng-
Office Phone M ain 93
ton Toll Bridge company, meeting at
The Dalles, -for the span across the Co­
lombia river three ml lee above The
Dalles. The plan was ope of three
submitted by President Sears of the
A tto rn e y -a t- L a w
Union Bridge oompany. The oomplete
working plana for the construction of
M ORO
-
O R E G O N the bridge w ill now be made, the fi­
nancing campaign put over and the
contract awarded probably thio sum­
mer, It was decided at th * mooting. All
but three of the bridge spaas w ill he
of concrete. The longeot span, of steel,
w ill cover the main river ehsnaeL a
Crandall
dlstanos of » 7 fa s t The total esti­
mated coot Is !> > (,» •.
Undertaking Company
That section ef the Oregon
between Negkowln. la Tillamook coun­
THE DALLES, OREGON
ty. and the Sllets river, la Lincoln
county, lasooceelble save for hlkeira, ie
to he provided with a rpad. which wUl
S a m B ris b in e , A g e n t
be a section of the RoesovoR highway.
MORO. OREGON
Pinal agreement on Chia waa bad at
a meeting of the s la t* highway com­
mission in Portland. T h * Tillamook
V Ä W .V A
end has been disponed M. but Lincoln
county official» explained that they
had no bond money for the northern
end. up to Che Tillamook county lino.
I t w ill coot above U 80.0M to oouotmet
the road and e f thio eogt Lincoln eoun-
ty w ill contribute >^80,000. The rent
Form erly the Albert
la to be provided by the state and the
United States forest bureau. The work
The D a lles’ N ew est and B est
is Co be on a continuing basis until
H ostelry
competed.
After adopting several rssolutloas
C E N T R A L L Y LOCATED
of importance, some of which caused
Sherman County Headquarters
spirited debate, th * S U U Federation
J. P. R A T H . Maoiskoar
of Woman's elsbs adjourned at T ills
mook. The more Important reeolu
W e
T h e DaUluo
-
-
O re g o n
t$ons adopted wars: The stUcks os
the millage system tor the xtoto’a in
I I I I I I I I I 1 I I n i I I I I H + + stiCutloa* of higher learning should
bo frowned upon. commending • W ill
H Hays, high oommlaaURor of motion
pictures, tor his attitude toward dean
movies; Indexing thb M il whtoh pro­
pones to fiv e iadepsudoRt oMtaoaaMp
to immigrant woman;
protesting
against the removal of
astlonU
parto of
oí Oregon to othnr etotoe. bad
I Indorsing a propos'd MU to rumors
MORO - • OREGON } property qunUftoattoao tor the pur
poos of votisg at
Jessie Henrichs
I .ano r a Ramsey
Anna Urquhart
Dr. G. J . Ten Brook ::
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THOMAS MEIGHAN
■» “THE EASY ROAD”
ADAPTED FROM “EASY STREET” BY BLAIR HALL
DIRECTED BY TOM FORMAN
Wealth and ease brought aim misery. But a poor
little bard working waif brought him kappisess
again. A reatty big-hearted pictnre.
MORO TH E A T R E
S atu rd ay, J u n e 24-
Show Begins at 8:00 P. M.
n n n -n- i i
The Hostetler Co
Gain Savings aad Loaa b
Geo. N. Grosfield
W a s c o , O re g o n
“ HOLT
H a rv esters
W. C. B R Y A N T
1 2 -fo o t to 2 4 -fo o t
J2aCZ73..
H OLT T ractors
and
5 -to n , lO -to n a n d
T35,
4 5 a n d 7 5 h . p.
We have anything a man wants to
fix up his Holt Combine or Tractor.
3 GET YOUR ORDER IN EARLY
B a n k
TP he
Big Crowds
H o te l
T h ere’s strong talk of a railroad strike.
W e have the goods now hut w e will have
to m ake replacem ent orders.
A Stock of Drapers and Grain-carriers
1
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W . RO SS
JEWELER
IH I IH
il tllH H H IH U H
are offering special prices on Groceries during
the summer months, June, July and August.
Extra Special Price oa Fruit Jars
FULL LINE OF MEN’S AND LADIES’ BATHING
SUITS AND WITH STOCKINGS TO MATCH