B5ERVEA
Office Phone Main 93
Oregon
Í HA M. FETERSIN
Attorney-at-I-AW
Practice in All the Court«
'
of Oregon
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I
ington been entirely successful, the
next step would have been a loan,
Fails in Mission
but failure automatically terminated
the loan discussions which had been
to U. S. £
proceeding by cable between Ameri-
The French debt commission has can bankers and the French.
gone home with a makeshift agree
ment that defers final settlement for
five yean and leave« the question of Personality is Main Factor
Tending to Success
foreign debts on open, debatable
’ STYLE WITHOUT EXTRAVAGANCE
ground.
WVn
t-o
«»W
that
every
in
The debt cancellationiats can con
tinue to apread their propaganda, stituí ion is 111 the lengthening sha
and the controversy with France, dow of a man, he uttered a truth
instead of cooling off, will undoubt that i» one of the essential facts of
Ufe.
edly become a more vital iasue.
VcmonaLty is the all important
Hope for amicable settlement of
the war debt question was felt on factor i* every great enterprise,
this side of the Atlantic when Eng whether it be business, education or
land and the United States reached a commuuuy progress.
Durkig the period of great ma|er-
funding agreement Many smaller
ialistic
development, there has been
European powers followed the Brit
FOR MISSES AND WOMEN
ish e :ampie and signed their name gie&t ernj’hasis on the need for finer
eqt-h me nt i» community enterprise«.
on the dotted line.
But not France. The astute finan But any policy that stresses the
cier, Joseph Caiilaux, came to Amer mateiial «ide to the neglect of the
COATS
ica with the idea of driving a bargain auman factor is not a substantial
one.
that would make him strong political
It would be far better to have a
Distinctive Coats in stylish patterns, fur
ly at home. Fajling in that, he
dodged responsibily by returning million dollar school teacher in a
and plain trim, showing the very latest in
with a compromise which will not be thousand dollar school than a thous
New York styles, in charming fabrics. At
effective until it is affirmed by hu and dollar teacher in a million dollar
the Paris you have for your selection an en
jcl.ool. The first essential for human
government
tirely new stock, carefully selected as to
betterment
is
to
have
inspiring
per
In some cases • compromise is
sonalities
in
positions
of
leadership.
style and material.
All our coats moder
more to be desired than an open
it is a splendid thing to provide
break. And thia is such a case. A
ately priced.
complete collapse of efforts to reach wonderful school buildings, library
a final settlement would perhaps have buildings, churches and similar
produced a strained situation that .tructures, because they have adveT
would have been more disastrous in tiling value. People will go into a
DRESSES
,ine public building and derive good
ts than the present makeshift.
Stylish Dresses for sport, street and after
The prospect of having to pay from its use, who would not use oae
>400,000,000 in a lump sum in 192J, that looks old and behind the times.'
noon wear showing satins, crepe satins,
if the temporary debt settlement pro New school buildings give schqol !
canton
crepe, charmeene, wool and flannel
posed by the American debt commis- work an impression of importance 1
reflecting
the latest styles in flares and
aion is not accepted by France, is and dignity, and they inspire pupils]
straight
lines.
Our dresses and prices
_o
Letter
work.
exercising a strong influence on the
But
good
work
is
often
done
with
will
please
you
—
investigate.
attitude of the French government, it
is said in well informed circles. Thr ..oor facilities. The little red school
question has been only tentatively .ot.se on the whole got good results
discussed by the cabinet, but M. CaiL .n training the older people. Its
laux lays stress on the fact that if -qripment would be called obsolete
WE ARE ALWAYS PLEASED TO SHOW OUR MERCHANDISE
the temporary arrangement was not iow , its textbooks and courses of
satisfactory maturity of the war iludy were not adapted to the prac-
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■tock indebtedness stares France in Jcal age in which we now live. But
The Dalles, Oregon
the face and must be taken into con-# *t vsually had a brainy and inspir-
,ng personality as a teacher. Such
sideration.
New York bankers who have been r person got results, even if the tools
in close touch with the situation used were poor.
The most important thing in sc Tai
growing out of the Franko-American
»rogress
is to have bright and ahi?
debt settlement question are of the
ncn
and
women working in such
opinion that it ia unlikely France will
New Highway to Connect
obtain any large loan in the United positions as teachers, ministers and
On the United States governmem
egislators,
as
their
thought
is
shap-
Dufur and Mt. Hood
States this year.
farm for bees are found 3,750,000 of
It has been stated that had th« ng the purposes and ideals of the the fines» Italian specimens, which
Loop Road
oming generation.
debt funding negotiations at Wash
_
are used for observation purpose«.
T he P aris
Attomey-at-L
Moro
Price Five Cents
Moro, Sherman
Established 1887
Maia S41
’ BANK OF MORO BUILDING
I Moro . . . Oregon
Dr J. R. Morgan
DENTIST
United Stale» Dental Exam
iner for this district.
Office at
tyORO, OREGON
Dr. M. F. Froyd
Physician and Surgeon
Office and Residence
Hotel Moro
Dr. J. A. Wonderlick
Physician
and Surgeon
Entirely New Stock
THE PARIS
Office in McKee Building
Phone No. 182
Residence One Block South East
A Phone No. 183
WASCO, OREGON
Dr W. N. Morse
Physician and Surgeon
WASCO, OREGON
Phone No. 182
Pi
AND
THE DALLES* OREGON
Office at the Hamilton Hospital
Phone No. Hospital 487
De Larhue
Optical Co.
Eyeeight Specialist«
Manufacturing Optician«
Eyre Examined Glasses Fitted •
Exclusively Optical
Complete Lene Manufacturing
Plant in Connection
OREGON
The economy of your MONTAG
means more heating months per year/
15-16 Vogt Block.
Ill»
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• > I M m i ll »4-1 I I Í'I"W4 1 I 'M
JAMES STEWART :
SHUMAN COUNTY
STOCK AND BRAND
INSPECTOR
Moro * - Oregon
t DEPUTIES: L. Schsdewits, Ken«,
T Oregon; Dr. Jo«. Saunder«, Moro,
I Ore.; W. H. Merer, Ws«co, Ore
. have been built right here—on the
—more heating month« AT LESS
Coast—where they are to be usedl»,^.
COST! Conditfons are different in
And we see to it that the proper type
|hi« section. We admit it~^e »d-
of
Montog Furnace is properly en
y^rtisc It—we boast about it There"
gineered
into your home. This means
fore, the furnace must be different
the Montag Furnace vvill give you
—must be especially constructed to
more heating months in the year—
meet those conditions and installed
and a smaller fuel bill. Actually*
with expert knowledge of thenL
the
Montog will save sufficient fuel,
That’s why Montag Furnaces
in
a
few seasons, to pay for its erv
spell the maximum in economy. For
more than 40 years Montag heaters . tire cost.
A Montag Furnace property totalled, 1« the
most «adsfsctoCY heating plant you can buy. There
la a type to meet your particular requirements
to fit your Individual home. Bui, it takes time to
way. Place
order now—today.
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GHB*« tad Wkwkr C««ntiM
STOCK A WHEAT
: ranches
FOR SALE
F. T. HURLBURT
Upper Mail Street, opp. Garage
Condoa > • Oregon
Slashing was started this week
on the new forest road between the
Mt. Hood loop highway and Dufur,
which will make another direct con
nection between the loop highway
and the California highway. The new
road when completed, will be about
eleven miles in length and will have
a maximum grade of not to exceed
5 per cent. If the weather remains
good it is expected that slashing will
be completed this fall and grad
ing will start as soon as the snow
is off next spring. The new road
joins the hi^Jfway at Camp Sherwood.
Work on the Wapinitia road is
now completed, the entire surface
having been laid. This road," which
opens up a good road to the Jefferson
park country, also touches Clear lake |
Olallie park and butte. Travel over*
this new link will probably be very
heavy next year.'
National Air Craft Depart
ment Should Be Part
of Defence Plan
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THE DALLES
Oi H ist.Soc
HAMPTON FURNITURE
COMPANY
The Dalles, Oregon
MONTAG;
Pipe and Pip el ess FURNACES
Navel air pilots insisted in test!-1
mony given before the president’s
aircraft investigation board, that
the United States would make no I
progress in aircraft until a separate
i department is created and is con-
I trolled by practical airmen.
This has been the complaint for
years against the war and navy de
partments—that civilians appointed
for political reasons and given power
to control the military and naval
branches of the government, could
not be expected to produce the best
results.
If th© aircraft department is
brought into being and an exper-j
ienced airman given authority, it
would be a radical change in policy
by the governnment, and manifestly
a similar policy would have to be
followed in the army and navy sec
tions of thg national defense.
- Placing trained men in authority
will not settle the controversy that
is constantly arising over our mili
tary, naval and air policies. •
The investigation, however, will
tend to clarify the situation and may
Lc of some value. It has at least
developed one fact, namely, that both
| the army and navy did not receive
the amount of money asked for when
their appropriations were bsfore* con
gress. This resulted in curtailment
of th« naval air program.
Regardless of who may head any
or all of the national defense depart
ments, nothing constructive can be
accomplished without the full cooper
ation of congress.
Parlor
Grocery
Mail Orders Given
Prompt Attention
Compare
Our Prices
With Others
and the
Grand Fruit Stand
The Dalles, Oregon
Before Buying Get Our Prices
Knowing that the Parlor Grocery and the Grand Fruit Store
carry nothing but quality foodstuffs, it is evident that with
these low prices prevailing, every housewife ” gets the best
possible values. The success of a housewife is measured by her
ability to serve appetizing and nutritious foods at low cost.
We aid you by pricing quality eatables unusually low.
Here
are some of our money savers.
Sugar best cane per cwt............................. . .
New crop Sun-Maid raisins 25 lb box .. . . .
New crop prunes medium size 25 lb box . . .
Macaroni and spaghetti 13 lb for............
Beans small white 10 lb for .... 5..........
Merrimac Salmon 15^ oz can 1 doz .. . . . .
Fancy Festival Shrimp 1 doz....................
Oysters 5 oz can 1 doz . ...........................
Van Camps Hominy large cans 1 doz ...
Tender Sweet Corn 1 doz........................
Peas Standard 1 doz.................................
No. 1 potatoes per cwt...................................
New pack Libby Pineapple sli. 2y2 lb can doz
New pack Libby Pineapple sli. 2 lb can doz
New pack Libby Pineapple sli. 1 lb can flat doz
New pack Libby Pineapple grated 2 lb doz
M. J. B. Coffee 1 lb.......... . /........................
3 lb ................................. -.......................
5 lb ...............................................
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Golden West Coffee 1 lb...............................
3 lb ........ ......................................................
5 lb ..................................... • • •••............
Shillings Coffee 1 lb........................ *............
3 lb ..................................... - •................
5 lb ............................. .................... ..............
10 lb special, Cream Pail coffee.................. •
Good Bulk Coffee 5 lb for ...............................
Parlor Blend Coffee 5 lb for.......... ................
White River Flour 5 bbl lots per bbl .. *........
White River Flour per sack
............
Carrots and turnips per cwt
. .............. • •
Cabbage for krout per cwt
Calumet Baking Powder 5 lb can .
Calumet Baking Powder 10 lb can
Rosebud Syrup per gal ..... v...
Stayls Syrup per gal....................
Wesson and Mazda oils per gal ..
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$6.20
2.40
2.40
1.00
.80
2.75
2.10
2.15
1.70
1.70
1.70
2.75
2.85
1.95
2.50»
.58c
1.75
2.70
1.75
2.70
1.75
2.70
4.75
1.90
2.15
8.60
2.30
2.50
1.75
1.15
L65
1.40
.75c
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