Sherman County observer., May 21, 1926, Image 1

Oregon, Friday, May 21, 1926
Price Five Cents
5=—
437 AMERICM YOUTH ENTRY
Parlor
On
Oregon
Moro
Dr J . R. Mosgaa
DENTIST
United Stales Dental Exam
iner for thia district.
Grocery
ing just
MOltO, OSEÖON
Office in McKee Building
Phone Nq¿.382
COUNTY HEALTH OFFICER
X-RAY DIAÇN08I8
People can reach me from.Jtoro
at night from the long distance,
booth at Hotel Moro by ringing
The Dalles.
Rav Dean String Beans, case ...
Lake View Tender Peas, case ...
Ideal Sugar Corn, case . .............
Mission Tomatoes, 2X4 case ...,.
Del Monte Tomatoes;! lb. tin, doz.
Small White Be^ns, per cwt ....
Red Mexican Beans, per cwt. ...
Pink Beans, per cwt . ...............
Fancy Head Rice, per cwt ........
Fancy Seedless Raisins, 25 lb. box
Dunbar
per doz,
Festival
p, per doz......... .
Merrimac Salmon,
oz» 4OZ
Crimson Rambler Golden Syrup, 10 lbs.
Crimson Rambler White Syrup, 10 lbs.
Crimson Rambler Marshmallow, 104bs.
Crimson Rambler Cane and Maple, IGlbs.
Good Brooms, White Handle, 2 for .....
Milk, all brands, case...................
Webfoot Flour, bbl...................................
Sugar, best cane, cwt .......^..............
$2.65
5.35
3.35
3.45
.1,50
7.50
7150
7,50
8.50
2.35
1.75
1.75
2.75
1.10
L40
1.65
1.00
4.75
7.85
5.85
De Larhue
Optical Co.
WATER
COOLER
OREGON
1&-1B Vogt Block.
Plamblag
U Hoatii
Sells and
installs the famous
Myeller pipe or pipeless furnace
Vou Take No Chances With the
AUTOMATIC
WASCO, OREGON
JAMES STEWART
SHUMAN COUNTY
STOCK AND BRAND
INSPECTOR
Carrying
Checks
The. Automatic’s built-in-Water cooling «ystem
eliminates the danger to your children's health
and your own from using cracked ice. Instead
you just turn the faucet and out flows pure,
clean dripking water, ioe cold, yet untouched
by io«. The illustration above «hows how the
white porcelain lined water tank to built-in along
side the ice ghamber, taking up no space in
either the food or ice chambers.
“Understand bank deposit guaranty
being proposed tn your legislature,“
telegraphed R. B. Clark, president of
the Bank of Tupelo, Mias., to Paul R.
Brown, Secretary of the .North Caro­
lina Rankers Association.* “Such a,
law In any form is a snare and a delu­
sion. It is license and encouragement
to irresponsible banks and banking
and penalizes capital solvency and
prudent banking. It creates a senate
of security in the minds of the un­
thinking and uninformed that is false
and Impossible to be realised on ulti­
mately. It tends to debauch one's
right and duty to be thoughtful and
discriminating.
legitimate Insurance Is without roe
son and absurd. It Jeopardises the
solvency of all banks and the safety
of all, depositors for ths theoretical
safety of a few. Wo have had It ten
•sly in
arrears. Have been fighting tor re-
peal and have made progress. Only
repeal can save our stata system of
banka. Many of the best are nation
allsing even now. Guaranty schemes
always have been, are and always will
be impotent, futile and disastrous
Otessider Oklahoma, Texas, Nebraska
Mississippi and others,
ft is not
new. Has been tried, failed and dis
carded at intervals for more than 100
years In this country. No well-la
formed, honest and intelligent mind
can accept It In principle or practice.
Well paid Intelligently competent su­
pervision, restriction of banks to ter*
ritory that will warrant sufficient cap­
ital investment and encourage star
plus accounts Is the only sane* and
honest course and will afford all the
guaranty the depositing public is en­
titled to as compared with all other
human affairs. Arouse your people
and crush the misguided effort for all
time. To do so will be worth what­
ever It may cost, and the value will
be to your people generally more than
to the banka“
The bill was reported unfavorably.
Beek
Sankars'
Advice
on
CENTRALLY LOCATED
Shenum Cowwty Headquarter*
J. F. RATH, hianamer
Summer—and the contin­
ual demand lor fresh, trim
Frocks ! That’s the purpose
of these winsome Dresses
which we are offering at
this moderate price. ‘
The rtiaterial
print and the styles are
those most favored now.
Excellent for street and so­
cial wear. Priced,
Hit with Careful Dressers
In Patent and Sauteme for Women
One of the vtry ttqart-
est of the ^ew arrivals Jdr
Early Soring weir. Clev­
erly developed in patent
with aauterue kid trim­
ming and covered military
heel.
Exceptional style
33.98
Full-Fashioned Silk Hose
The all-satisfactory silk Hose!
Woven of ten-ply silk thread to fit
the ankle snugly. You may buy this
la any of the many desired shades.
A hose which really wears ! Try
thetm—and you'll always buy them I
Priced, the pair, for Women and
Misses............ ..
. * .. . ... . •
Mail Orders Promptly
Filled
RODEO
Moro Fair Grounds
Bonds, Says Department
Although in itself of inestimable ¿value, the built-
in water cv<»ier, making your ice do “double
duty”, is only one of the many advantages built
into the Automatic. Other distinctive features
are eight-wall insulation, scientific air circu­
lation, air-tight sanitary trap, snow white enamel
lining in food chambers, non-rusting shelves,
hand-fitted doprs, tight-locking hardware, and a
gold«" finish exterior of seasoned ash.
Formerly the Albert
The Dalle«’ Newest and Beat
Hostelry '
Printed Summer Frocks
Foreign
of Commarco.
Bank Hotel
DE PARTMEN*
PITFALLS FOR THE UNWARY
Moro - - Oregon
DEPUTIES; L. Schade wit«, Kent,
Oregon; Dr. Joa Sounder», Moro,
Ore.; W. H. Mever, W««co, Ore
AMnoN-tmoE
INSTITUTION-
Arouné
“Have you hoard about the trouble
Jim Sykes is in. Aunt Bmmyr asked
Mol*y. who dearly loved to talk about
her neighbors.
“Why, no,“ answered Aunt Emmy;
“wh* te itr
»
‘“Well, Aunty, you know how proud
he was te get that buildteg job from
Mr. Parker. ( He needed the money
so much. When it was finished Mr.
Parker gave him a check tor »f.OOe.
Of course Jim had obligated himself
to P*y a lot of that out for material«
and things. Well, you know what an
old slow poke Jim Sykes to. Instead
of taking the check to Ue bank right
away he carried ft around tn bin pock­
et and then fieor Mr. Parker died.
Now he must wait until Mr. Parker’s
estate te settled, and that may be a
couple of. years before he can cash
Edith May Adama, eighteen year-olt the check.
Poor Jim. isn't it a
Barrington, N. J., girl, presenting hei shame!"
eotrf blank to Mayor Kendrick In hit
“It’s too bad,“ agreed Aunt Emmy,
office at City Hall, Philadelphia. 4Th< “but quite In keeping with, most folks’
American Youth and Teacher Aware carelessness about money.
People
was established as a tribute Jo Ameri should be prompt tn depoaltlng checks.
can youth and teachers by the Boart Aside from such a serious thing as a
of Directors of ths Sesqul-Centennla death, an unde posited check Is a nui­
International
Imposition,
thrpugl sance to lots of people. Banks and
which the people of the United Stgtei business houses keep their books care­
and the world at large will celebrati fully balanced. If at the end of a
the 150th anniversary of the Declara month a check that has been Issued
tion of American Independence. Thi has not been pul through for collec­
ex>>siUon will run from June 1 to De tion ft means a lot of unnecessary
camber L Miss Adams' entry blanl book keeping for Ue person who .to*
cited her for heroism displayed recent sued the check and foathe bank.
ly when she remained inside a burn
“Th eg. too. there la Ue danger of
teg building helping doctors r«nde loes
People often write their namaa :
first aid to Injured firemen She is i across the back of a check and then
candidate for the Golden Eaglette, th* carry It around for a day or two be*
highest gift within the hands of th, fore banking ft. An indorsed check
Ctrl Scouts. Each state will elect i Is as negotiable as money. To bo safe
girl and boy and one teacher to repre always indorse it to your bank. Write
sent them and the successful cand!
dates will be the guest of the Besqu name of your bank and below that
officials from June St to July 5 at th« sign your name. .That protects the
exposition. This will also Include i check from being used, if It should
trip to Washington where they wH get out of your hands.
But never
be received by President Coolidge am waste any time about depositing
presented with medals
checks you receive/!
“Not after what happened to Jim
Work, and Banish Worry , and after hea^ug you tell me all these
It Is not work that kills men; It Is things, AtfKItyI“ said Molly. “I'd be
worry. Work is healthful; yon can scared to keep a check a minute more
scarcely put mote upon a man than than necessary."—Anno B. Aymea.
he can bear. Worry Is rust upon the
blade. It is not the revolution that DISPOSES IN 282 WORDS OF
| destroys machinery, but the friction.
I Fear secretes acid; but love and trust
THE BANK GUARANTEE LAW
are sweet juices —Beecher.
Physician and Surgeon
Eyesight Specialists
#
Manufacturing Opticians
Eyes Examined Glasses Fitted
Exclusively Optical
Complete Lens Manufacturing
Plant in Connection
STRAIGHT TAUS
WITH AUNT EMMY
Your
Credit
AMPTON’S
119 E 2nd Shrest, The Dalles
rimé Furnishers
F umidire
for New
American Investors In securities of
foreign companies and foreign gov­
ernments should take care to pur­
chase them only through reliable
bankers or brokers, says Commerce
Reports issued by the Department of
Commerce. It adds:
“There have recently been several
flagrant cases of securities being ad
American journals at
vertlaed
prices from 10 to 100 timM the price
quoted on the same date in the mar­
kets of the countries where the con­
cerns are located.
Some of these
cases have even attracted foe atten-
t<on of foreign newspapers. This |g
not a safe kind of sppculaftpu fo*
informed Amsricaner but the would-be
investor can easily protect himself by
asking the advice of hi« regular baak
Celtic History 1
Celtic-speakfng peoples occupied a
very wide territory of old, spreedlng
from central Europe, where thè first
records of them exist, far to the west,
southwest and even southeast They
settled in Gaul perhaps about 10U0 B.
a, and were probably at the height
of their power about 400 B. C. Later
they were under constant pressure
from the Germanic tribes te the north,
and saw neost of their territories con­
quered by the Romans, from the
south. They maintained their Inde­
pendence In the British teles. though,
for centuries.'
Patriot«* Pride
The term “God's country“ Is often
applied to a nation or country by its
sons and daughters. A recently pub­
lished bulletin on Australia calls at-
«
OrigbsaNd Tarhay Trot
Going back to the early Bgfcteeath
century te show that every to n eve
tlon In dancing hag met with vtotent
opposition, a writer te Liberty Maga-
slne says thet It w to ISIS that Ma
bel Hite, an actress, and Mike DouHa.
a bhll player turned vamtovUtMk,
who was Mabel’s bugbaad, brought to
Broadway the fltet turkey trot New
York had «ver se«n Right tbete (to-
ceotiy ordered terpeicbare es*ireC