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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (June 5, 1925)
g/ y. maas s ivr «—-■ Wonder If They Allow IheWiM To Blow!-A MB. — " THE BIG DRUG STORE J toon Crosby’s no ! home of them DO YOU OPERATE PHONOGRAPH ORA THE DALLES, OREGON BUT IH AWE A roUKVAWA RAPK>? mail your kodak films nousit takem TO US. HAVE THEM DONE correctly PRICE CHEAPER QUALITY BETTER We will mail Catalog on requaat A. E. CROSBY When in The Dalle» STRAIGHT TALKS HAVE YOUR WITH AUNT EMMY Lunch or Dinner (Full Course) 408 E. 2nd St The Dalles, Oregon Say It With Flowers BUT Say It With Ours HARTWIGS FLOWER SHOP of Beauty’’ 'The Dalles, Oregon Opposite First National Rank Phone 794 Night phone 690W S. J. Stanek Harness and Saddle Supplies AUTO TOPS UPHOLSTERY SADDLERY * ■ AUTO TRIMMING GENERAL REPAIRING 610 E. 2nd St. - The Delle», Ore- * Model Laundry THE DENTIST,, On Signing Papers for Strangers White Restaurant “Merchants Dr. S. Burke Massey 35c at the DALLES Calls for and Delivers in Moro Wasco and Grass y alley Mondays and Thursdays' “Did you hear about the terrible , thing that happened to Mra. Thomp- । son. Aunt Emmy?“ asked Maud. “It seems that a man came to see her to < ask her to invest in some securities his firm was selling, and she said she did not have any ready money. He asked her If she had some Liberty Bonds, and she showed him her one Uberty Bond, a thousand dollar one. He told her that there we{« a number of counterfeit bonds about and upon examining her bond said there were some marks that indicated it might be spurious. Poor Mrs. Thompson near ly fainted anff"begged the stranger to tell her what to do about IL “He told her not to be unduly alarm ed, that there was a chance that he was mistaken. His firm was indig nant, he said, about the counterfeit bonds that had been foisted on the public and intended to do everything In its power to run down the culprits. They employed a man who was an authority on counterfeits and he could tell In a minute If her bond was good or not. So Mrs. Thompson lot hlm have the bond to take to his office for examination.” "And, of course, he didn’t bring it back,“ commented Aunt Emmy. “Worse than that!” Maud went co. “He said that, being a widow, ahe should be very careful in her business dealings, so he made her sign what ho called a receipt, although oho didn’t read it. About a week after his vtnlt. she received a number of shares of I stock that sho says she never heard I of and certainly never bought. Bo she I wrote to the Investment house the I gtock esm« from and said sho thought I a mistake had been made. Imagine I har surprise when she was Informed I that she had signed an order for those shares of stock in exchange for a $L- 000 Liberty Bond! “First sho was coming right over to I gee you and then decided not to, be cause sho felt ashamed when she re- I membered that you had warned her about being taken in, now that Mr. I Thompson Is dead and she has to han I die her own business affairs. My I brother Tom says ho thinks nothing | can be done about it, as the receipt I bearing hor signature is really an or der for the stock." i “1 am sorry to hear this, Maud," said Aant Emmy. “What a pity she did not take her bond to the bank to I have ft examined if that slick salon I man aroused suspicions In her mind M to lts^g«pulD«nes8. Sh« would hare HOME GROWN FLOWERS For Any Occasion Artistically Arranged Our Work is Guaranteed Peacock Floral Co. 407 Wash. St., The Dalles While doing your shofH ping or attending to busi- ness in The Dalles BRING IN YOUR CAR and let us look over the battery -or ignition sys tem in general Hassler Shocks Genuine Delco, Remy and Klaxon Parts The Dalles Battery Co 514 E. 2nd St The Dalles NEW ERA FOR AGRICULTURE «»ooocooc<>xa>>x«>c^>^^ First National Bank Building« THE DALLES, OREGON Is Your Radiator In good condition to stand the coming hot weather? If in doubt bring the car in and we’ll look it owNçr- Harrisoa Ceres in Stock At Twiss Battery Station Radiator and Fender Works Phone 122J Authorised United Motor« Service The Dalle«, Oregon A Complete Stock of PISTON RINGS Quality _ _ Snap Rings Seal' Drain Oil Rings Made and Guaranteed by the Biggest Piston Ring Manufacturers in the Country Rusco Brake Lining Grips Strongest Blacksmith Service Station Gas Oils Accessories Prompt and Courteou* Service F. S. Gunning The Dalle», • Oregon OQOOOOGGGQOOOGCGOCCGOOOeOOQOeOOOOOOC yet she allowed herself to be duped by a perfect stranger! “Yet there must be a lot of that sort of tiring when you consider that over $«00,000,900 a year Is being taken away from the heneet people tn the United States by stock swindlers. If the people would only learn to trust the guidance of their financial affairs to thetr banks and never sign any thing they have not read and de not understand, there would be less un happiness about money matters.”— Anne B. 4yq»es. v First U. S. Magazln«. A publication called the American Msg«sine, wss Issued In colonial times by Andrew Bradford, a printer, andia business rival of Franklin. It was edited by John Webbe. The first num ber appeared In Philadelphia, Feb ruary IS, 1714. Franhltn’s periodical, Che General Magazine, appeared three day later Both publications were short lived, the American Magaslne 1 gating only two numbers an^ Frank- Tbs post of stature is one who, from the stMDsnts of beauty, of power, and of na—jAn In his own breast, sym pathises with whatever is beautiful, end grand, and impassioned In nature, Li Its simple majesty, In its Immediate | appeal to the senses, to th« thoughts and hearts of all men; so that the poet of nature . . . may be said to bold communion with the very soul of nature; to be Identified with, and to foreknow, and te record, the feelings of all m«n, at all times sad places, as they are Hable to the same impres sions; and to exert ths same powsr over the minds of his readers that nature does.—Haslitt Why Go To Portland For your Dental Work when you can have it done in The Dalles for the same money you nay in Portland, and done as wbll, better, by experienced Reliable and Registered who tav. had year, of No commissions paid in this office. All worK inspected by the manager ^d owner before leaving thia office. Why go * a ™e 'o^ d,^ delayed for days and even weeks. In this office tn or putting oft A' **• Portland Painless Dentist Phone Main 3831. Auto Tops Lowered The Dalle»,. Oregon. Bürget & Callaway i Funeral Directcrs Union and Third St. Oro i JEWELER Kelley’s Top Shop d us try. His rightful ambition Is to mak«, wh«r« feasible, a general ap plication of successful business ex perience to the marketing of agricul tural products. Commanding the best economic thought of th« business world, agriculture undoubtedly stands on the threshold of a naw era. In lieu of fantastic panaceas, agricultur al welter«—which, after all, is the I Nation*« welter«—ba« need of a san«, i long rang« program that is at onoe practical, constructive and economi- , rally sound." He goes on to call attention to the Sam Brighine, Agent Moro. Oregon The Dalles, Oregon . WHEN IN THE DALLES FOR SALB Royal Cafe Optr. Day and Night FIFTH AND WASHINGTON 8T8.¡ New and Used ¡ PORTLAND. OREGON A -*•* rlcultural distribution” at Waabing ton by th« Agricultural Coafarenoc urging atudy of It_________ ■ The Motor Mirket The Dalles, Ore. Term o/ Opprobrium The phrase “Dutch courage” means artfficlal courage, or boldness inspired by intoxicating spirits. Thor« are no sturdier fighters than the Dutch, as history shows. “Dutch courage," how ever, is an expreaaion Which la need In opprobrium or derision. It arose from the enmity which existed be tween the English and the Dutch dur ing the Seventeenth century. Elione 618 603 E 2nd ht Bank Hotel Formerly the Albert . 1 - » NOTICE OF SALE. Notice is hereby given that I have a pasture and feed bill lien against one certain white mare, weight unds, about seven years about 1160 pounds, old, kept, fed and 1 pastured by me since the 7th day of----- icember, , 1924. 1 will on the 20th day of June, 1935 at 10:00 o’clock in the forenoon of said day at the A. C. Crowther place about five miles east of Klondike sell I at public auction to the highest bid der for cash the mar« above describ ed,th« proceeds to be applied to the payment of said lien and the costs and expenses in connection with this sal«, the remainder, if any, to be paid to F. E. Glennie, the owner of said mare. Dated and published the first time this 29th day of May, 1925- Last nuhliotinn June 19th, 1925. W. G. Seehafer.< Renovated Throughout The Dalles’ Newest and Best Hostelry L SPECIAL RATES CENTRALLY LOCATED Room with privilege of bath, single $1.00 up; double $1.60 up Sherman County Headquarters Oregon The Dalle« Maeaaaaeaeaeaeeaee i i I H I W < GOOD FRESH MlUi From the Certified Disease Free Cows of the STARR DAIRY TEACHERS’ EXAMINATIONS Notice is hereby given that the | county superintendent of Sherman | County, Oregon, will hold the regu lar examination of applicants for state certificates at Moro, Oregon, as follows: Commencing Wednes day, June 10,‘ 1925, at 9:00 o’clock a m., and continuing until Saturday, June 13, 1925, at 4:00 p. m. Wednesday Forenoon—U. S. His tory, Writing (Penmanship), Music, Is a Health Builder and can be had, delivered night or morning, for only Drayring- Wednesday Afternoon—Physiolo gy, Reading, Manual Training, Com position, Domestic Science, Methods in Reading, Course of Study for Drawing, Methods in Arithmetic. Thursday Forenoon- Arithmetic, History of Education, Psychology, R ead & G alloway GENERAL otiwwT« in Language. Thesis for Primary Certificate. Friday Fosneoi»»—Theory and Practice, Orthogrnphy ’ Physical Geography, English Litera ture, Chemistry. ~ _ Friday Afternoon—School Law, Geology, Algebra, Civil Government. J Saturday Forenoon—Geometry, MACHINE SHOP ,1 Repairing Trucks, Tractor^, A^teJpObilee,,- Caterpillars, and Combine Motors, Cylinder Grin ling; Oyx-acetylene and Electric Welding The Dalles, Ore j Phone Main 4001 616 East Second St Ki Afternoon—General His- 211 Court Street County Superintendent In addition to making J»ur ride more enjoyaHs. The cost is small the pleasure it W1H P* XT** family to see the old ** "dolled” up. |W«WCB OF EIGHTH GRADE WNAL EXAMINATIONS Notice in hereby given that al pupita who have passed the ’ final jaiMkth grade examinations condition al or who have failed, may take an examination in the conditional sub- kct. or an entire new examination, on Jjine 11 and 12, 1925, at the cowv court house in Moro, Oregon, er* by appointment, before the clerk .of the school district where they re- nivamiiig——Ajith me tic, cl.sgp the price is»' AUTO PAINT SHOP Above The Dalles Iron Works THE DALLES, OREGON Watch Inspector for the O.-W. R. & N. Co. Jewelry and Watch Repair» in£ given special attention Thursday Afternoon- Grammer, Windshields and Plate Glass Auto .Doo« Cut and Fitted Auto Top and General Repaigiiig • Saddles Made to Order Prices CRANOAUL UNDERTAKING . COMPANY D. LINDQUIST Windshields Slanted CO-OP« There ar« many small eo-opnrattv«« throughout th« United States, han dling wool, peanuts, watermelon« •trawberries, besna, syrup, and other products. The government reports that there ar« at toast 10,000 local co operative organisation« in the United Staton Th« Iowa Fleece and Wool Growt' Association does an annual business of ILUUil; th« Ohio Sbeop and Wool Growsrs, ll.WSSOO; th» Oregon wool growers, 1500 000: white th« N«w Tort, Texaa and South Dakota Associations are said to be handling about a quarter of a million ter agrioulturu because It now com mands th« best economic thought of the business world directed on its prime requirements of bettor distribu tes and marketing. President W. C. Gordon of the State Bank Division, American Bankers Association, de clares in a recent communication to the thirteen thousand members of the division. He seeks to enlist their internet in the work of Improving the marketing of farm products. “Th« farmer today finds himself tar removed from his oonnumor-cns- lomer by a long Uns of intermediate agencies, which often leave him in a position of disadvantage as an in dividual producer," Mr. Gordon says. "It Is. therefore, not strange that he should seek to apply to agriculture those principles of production and 111111 m mm h m » i i < i-+* C. H. CRANDALL History, j Independent Warehouse ¿ IllliBg te ,R H. McKean, Manager, W^sco, Oregoh Í r c - : ‘ ‘ ¿ ' : - / dealers ' in .. Lime, Plaster, Cement, Cedar Posts, Builders Supplies, Lumber, Wood, Coal and Hay. 3 f .. MANUFACTURERS OF . . .. MILL FEED AND FLOUR Civil Government, Reading. A. M. Zevely, ___ County Superintendent. ............................................................................................................ ■ I■ - “
