Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931, August 06, 1926, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textw .A .relUWWW. X-* mamSUWSS The Sherman County Obsérve Mord, Orégon, Friday, August Ö, 1926. ------ - - — IM« : . ;----------------- - - - • - -------------------- -a- —tr------ - —------------- ;-------- üyAJitäey Jewelry Repair Work to YOR CAÖH ill &ELL IT AT, ' Wodk -BOTTOIA VR« . FT s> XJÓTHirK YOO^S FOR Pound’s Jewelry Stor WELL ID ”Bvy iTriO^BUTlH^nr Tc> CHANG® A DOLLAR 4feL WS W o W t H gut a pound A Specialty. CaM Attention Given To WATCH REPAIRING The Dalles, Oregon _ Wh«n in The Delle« have YOUR Lunçli or Dinner 35c (Full Course) H NOTICE TO CREDITORS MICKIE SAYS— Her Romantic OBSERVER "«OU KM Oft MOM at the White Restaurant UMS WTHOUK RMLRODS. By H. LOUIS RAYBOLD ELECTRIC UGWTS ER BAT tube . BUT vwo WANTS (CspyrtOt.) VERYONE used to remark to the Chisholm giria, “How lovely it E The Deller Oregoh We also serve, at usual prices, Di^er combination» that are said by our patrons to uiX^ad D. Lindquist » D But Janice Chisholm always had to stifle the impulse to odd, "Lovely for which twihT" ecllpeei in a crowd by her Livelier sis tor Jean. Jt was perhaps but natural that by the time the girie had reached twenty», Janice had had but one proposal— t Doors East of Skaggs Store Portland offers from really eligible young men. As It happened, the last one of the trio, a handsome young doctor by ths nams of Elliot Shepard, had met Jean through Janies, whs had brought him hams to supper one night after a foot ball gams. Ho had developed into a sort of friend of ths family and then, from that advantageous springboard, had leaped into tove. with Jee*. But Jean did act accept him On the contrary oho assumed an todlff*^ sms of attitude which piqued HMiiot loa W. T. SUtten, 0. D. S. - "• - evoked .a 10 “be nice to EUtoL" But 1* order to csrry out bob Ides, she found It necessary to take Into confidence and connivance the youth who had want ed to bo married some day. ' “Billy,” she broached the subject Painlw Elette ’ Janice — S«S 2nd St >/ y 1“ ** the twUlght, “de you remember asking me to marry you Mme time, and what I aaldF v “Of course," said Bilk ’ You said the idea was nonsense That you Wfipted true romance In your Ufa That nothing ordinary and everyday ÄXH4M? ,"Afl right." broke In Janice. “I still feet the aaane way. But rd like to intend to be engaged. Not publicly, but just to the family. If Jean thinks MJ«t When does the arrangement startT" “Now," returned Janies promptly, but when BIU. with a grin, startod to put his arm. about her slender ■ 1 from the embrace It was evident sho Janice told her sister right away FUNERAL home *m «Rgagad to Billy." sho aald. “Congratulate ma" . For a oorood Joan looked doubtful M M Who hears something quits Janice. "Ye* darttag! I Just can't believe it, bet we know Bill adorne the Of Court* Pop Know All About Philittinot Ourtoua Janice yielded, and they «trailed from the courts down along the winding river whose surface slopped short. “Look here, Janice," be aald abruptly. "We’ve got to end this farce right away, now that lt'a accomplished what you wished. I am sick of It." “Why—why—Billy!" cried the gtrl. Then, quietly. “Somebody else?“ “Of course Mt," snapped Bilk “I 1 would five my soul to have rosi !" In her breath. Janice • The Dalle», Ore. match dates to «bout fifty years ago — London Tit-Bits • for Timo of Drought couldn't it be reair Bill looked for a moment as If sud denly bereft of his senses. "But you i said—" bo bogan. 1 "That I wanted romance," said J u U m , Lunch Good» Bottled Drink* on Ice Quaker State Oil* Union Ga* Ajax Tirei ___________ - ---------— WANTED__ You to write or call at my offlce for information how to Sell, Rent or Trad* your prop^tY without paying * commission. S. Tripp. 310 Union Street, The Dalles, Morris, deceased, by the County Court of the State of Oregon for Sherman bounty and has qual ‘ ** * All persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified, to present the same duly verified, as by law required, at the law office of W. C. Bryant,Moro, Oregon, within six months from the date thereof. . ’ _ Dated and first published July 28, 1926. • Waiter A. Morris, Administrator of the Estate of Mary D. Morris, PIANO FOR Writs care Moro, Oregon. SALE reasonable. postoffice box 272 « DELAVAL _ Cream cream can for sale. Moro, Oregon. Separator and Write box 272 - ' MjÄ In southern «laiifornla, where land TYGH VALLEY FLOUR MILL without water la worth little, various will start August 2nd. Basis of ex means have to bg adopted to conserve change, 36 pounds of flour bushel the winter rainfall for the dry sum- of wheat where mill supf 'mef months. "Fiom May till Octoo#r 38 to 40 pounds when farmer pay for Tygh /alley Flour Mill ; landowners deprQd on the underground sacks. water supply. REWARD FOR INFORMATION OR return of 4-year old black mare constnictlon of a vast natural "sponge" mule, roached about 8 months; brand destined to hold the fiopd waters from ed connected 7H with quarter circle the great canyons In the district The below, on left shoulder; gentle; big water from the melting snow or rates for age. Wm. Hines, Ajax route, Is distributed over nearly 800 acres of Condon, Oregon. 3tj23a6* rock and sandy land, covered from end PIANO MUST BE SOLD WiH sacrifice high grade piano in has been inters® ed bi specially con storage near here for immediate structed ditches^ with concrete distrib aide. Will give easy terms to an es uting gates, by means of which the tablished home. For full particulars water Is kept circulating, instead of and where it may be seen, address; pouring away to waste. - Portland Music Co., 227 6th Street, At the height of the eeason this won derful "sponge" soaks up not less than 100,000 Inches of rain, ail of which PIANO FOR SALE—Located near Moro. Beautiful high grade piano can be pumped to the surface when re- to be sold at once. A real bargain q aired. and terms <10 monthly. If interest ed in particulars write Cline Piano Co., 66 Front St.,-Portland, Ore^ Arrwo at Strangort in National Capital One of the outstanding features of Washington's difference from other capitals of groat countries is that It is Mt—a* ate Loudon, Parte and Berlin —the most Important of our cities, nor indeed a city at all in-that sense, writes Maude Parker Child tn the Sat An occasional call to help out the fic urday Evening Post. tion of their betrothal, but that wae Therefore most of the appointees all. He had not tried aghin to pre who come to our capital come as stram sume upon their temporary relatiou- gers. Tn other countries the chances are that a man choeen as a cabinet If not coldly. member will be known in his own cap But Stt ths afternoon following ths ital and will have a wide acquaint announcement of hsr twin's engage ance thera His social status will havo u>ent, Bill hunted up Janice delib erately and found her cooling off after comes pari of the government. tendrils. Union and Third St. Under 16 words, 85c 15 to 30 worths 50c Oror 30 wds„ IHc p«r wd. Rates: . I BIGGS SERVICE STATION In the County Court of the State of Oregon for Sherman County, in the matter of the Estate of Mary D. Morris, deceased. ; Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned has been appointed admin- "Pop, my Sunday school book says to write a short story about David and the Philistines, How shall 1 be gin HF "Ha, Yes—David. David and the Philistines and PhlUstlnes. The David. Well, let me see : “Once upon a time there was some—there were some—people with a king named David.’" - “The Philistines, pop?” “Now don’t interrupt Just listen carefully. . . ’with a king named Philistine.’" "Aw, pop. you mean David I" •, “5 said David. Why areal you A definition and standard for saner* listening? Anyhow. . . . This king MeCORMICK COMBINE for sale of the Dav—of the Philistines wanted tary of agriculture a* a guide fer the cheap; 9-foot eut; ground power; to conquer some people called the—a officials of the departmost in tbs en rood endition., Arthur Smith, Grass -_________ -called—a « « forcement of the federal food and Valtey. “The Philistines, pop!” drugs act, upon th* recommendation - Reading of advertising is worth “No. of course notl Why should a of the joint committee on deftnltlons king want ^o conquer his own people? and standardo, *S fellows: “Sauer while. kraut la the risen, sound product, of Will you listen or shall I stop?" “But pop, David did beet Gol— characteristic Mid fiavsr, obtained by Golly—or something.- I—” the full fermeMation. chiefly lactic, “That’s it Thafs It David and of properly prepared and ahrodded the Philistines beat the Gauls by cabbage In the preeence of not lees building a wooden bridge. I remem than 2 per cent nor more than S^per ber it all now. ... ’Well, soon cent of salt It contains upon com pletion of the fermentation, not less “Bay, pop, I guess I remember now, than 1% per c«t of arid, exprsosed as lactic add. Sauerkraut which has too." “Good! Well, run along then and TH finish my paper." nlng or repacking contains not loos bolas to ths rising young physician Elliot Shepard, wee spread through the community. Joan herself went about with aa expression of bllaaupon her pretty thee that was lovely to see. Janice watching bee. woodersd how It would seem to be so utterly sure E and Grass Valley ^Mondays and Thursdays ADS old rope amsared witfi pltc^. was I* RHODE ISLAND Red Pullets for ______ * m ____ A— — — — MA e»le , AM 76 eoats each; also fi 160 eg« capacity McClanahan incubator, |10. C. P. Walker, phone 23F13, Moro It after which ths? became the regular CRAWFORD PEACHES FOR SALE Indoor Ulumlnailfir About 400 B. Q. Also Water Melons. Bring boxes. candle* tn all the chief countries of Turn south at Miller’s filling station Europe wura displaced by ell lamp* and follow signa. Only 2 miles. Nob Hill Fruit Ranch, C. M. Beam, pro prietor, The Dalles, Oregon. Ita6 to common wee fee a thpuaand years The first friction match (the lucifer) FULL BLOOD JERSEY BULL for was not invented until 1877. and a box service, $2.50 cash at time of ser of fifty cost half a crown (80 cents). vice. ‘ H. C. Thompson, Moro, Oregon think It has been romantic! To get engaged without really being en gaged to help somebody else get eo gngedr Her tone « ns triumphant, , “What I <Muk," said Bill joyfully, “la that you’re a fraud and a'^se And I don’t suppose I'll ever know whether you had this in mind from the beginDlHg, or whether you're us ing it now as a fiolq to crawl out of F "No," said* Janice impishly, "you never will I" But th)s tlma when he slipped hl* arm about her, she tot it stay there 'and lifted her Ups to meet his kies. IO EttioL* -I dost know." objected Bitty. "It sounds to ms mere like a scheme to make young Bhupard Jealous." ' “Nonsso**." aald Janice. “Of course, if you won't do It. you won't But I did think. Just as a. favor to me, you’d ¿ mm Hogging ml Lighting man's cariosity and The time courage first s&abled him to Invseti- gate firs fair the uir phenomena piiruvwcun of va h » v was >" T4 eer- 7 * talnly not 1rs» than 88,000 years ago. It probably happened 1* Europe during the Glaclal'age. ' On* of the eerilest method« wm by twirling a polQtsd stick tn fl hole In WANT Ths PateonnM. •f my ShsrmaM Cessty Msighbsi Wil! bs Appreciated dry wood, loadlag to |he hearth fire. Oregon. ________ _ This waa followed by the shell lamp— PRUNES—The famous Italian van a shell tilted with animal fats er fish ety. ÍOO¿ keeper; good eater; good oil, with grass or moss as the wick. I canner; 20» crate 40 cents I. a. b. The oldest brofise temp known was J q « Douda, Estaeada, Oregon. 3ta6 probably 4,000 found in Cyprus GRAVENSTEIN APPLES for sale at Odyssey the years old. In I 1 • »V 8100 per box or 86 cents m five ase of three brasiers to I. box lou. L E. CUtk. R 1, Box M Date last pubiication. August 20,1926 give light is mrotien^d a method Hood River, Oregon. It W. C. Br>ant, made posaibio by the fa«t that roofs ------ --------- —w T . Attorney for Administrator. were commonly open In those daya FOR SALE>-Two Hampshire Coming to more relent times, the ’ on* Jersey Bull. Mrs. I. K. Ar^ cresset, s spe< i«s of gag* filled with . More, Orogfim.________ _______ J» rind some day" from Bill Daria, who lived neat door—while Jeah had had A - -1— Repairing • Specialty. • I— COSTS LESS THAN 1-4c Per Mile To ride on a Seiberling All - Tread Sobering ud Partace tel» Sberman Garage & Mcby Co Wasco, Oregon . *1' ’■ ■ Portage Cords at Mail Order Prices i C.V. Belknap, Proprietor Moro Hotel Barbershop Moro, Oregon Ladies and Children’* Hair.CWtinA and Shin file Bobbi ng BATHS MXMXXXXXJQOOOO j MpeiiM Waretesse & Milling Co. R H MëKean, Manager, Wasco, Oregon DEALERS IN ' laeUe ,rtd." Lime, Plaster, Cement, Cedar Posts, Builders Supplies, Lumber, Wood Coal and Hay. WOMEN AND GIRLS WANTED MANUFACTURERS OF The pear and apple canning season 11 commence abotib about August 1st, last- will last ing four to fWk feohtha. "Wo want women and girto* who desire steady work and wish to stay on the job and really earn some money < Nice clean plant. Cool in W0RR weather and steam heated in cold weather. Cost-plan cafeteria. Some partly furnished apartments at very reasonable rentaL Um piece work rates will, be «uc that any woman who will apply her self with reasonable diligence can In ths United States, bowsvsr, a earn from |3.50 k> >4 00 par day new official may come from a town as after the first few days. remote geographically from Washing Call, write, or phone tea as Constantinople Is from Dublin. Libby, McNeill A Ubby, Th* Dalle*. His wife and children may have never even seen-the dty of their new real NOTICE TO CREDITORS dence until they gu there to Uva It Is In the County Court of the State possible that they may not have one friend who Is a resident Thia applies squally to the undsr- deceased. » Notice is hereby given that the un sscrWariee and to the innumerable dersigned has been appointed admin men of the State department, but it Is usually more acute in the cases of sen- istratrix of the estate of Ira deceased, by the County Court.of the State of Oregon for Sherman County and has qualified, are Gold was first hammered between ing claims againat said estate are k-rehw notified to present the Mme parchment leaves until the mold, duly verified, a* by law requ,,rt? termed goldbeaters* skin, was invent the law office f W. C. thc ed. This skin la made from a menj- Oregon, within six months from the brane of the ox and the secret of Ue ^Dated^nd first publi*hed July 23, making is kept by a family in London which has made the membrane for 926. three generations Three months are consumed in the treatment of the membrane and it may be beaten con D.U toinÄn». A»«»“ M-18M tinuously for months with a sixteen- pound hammer without material la- Attonw'Ä a >WT X"».«.»'« MILL FEED AND III K»i-W Mriibl.pM bl’MI'bl I I l4ld4 M p cal F/lurafVm Sociology. —floeial Vork—Extension Division. FLOUR I j ■<■!■»> <«I»H WHEN YOU TRAVEL BY AUTO AND VISIT THE DALLES STORE YOUR CAR - ■ — I d the concrete, fully equipped, roomy garage of Wal ther-Wiliiamt 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. ■ esm—mMes—ateemae— isms ^^——m——m WALTHER-WILLIAMS GARAGE THE DALLES with CENOL FLY DE STROYER. Just spray It around. Thefiieefall ugh. For a health- aero comfortable free from file a, uaa FOR .SALE AT OREGON. ad in T he M oro O bserver will reach; more people in Sherman County than > by any other medium available. A “WANT”