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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (June 8, 1928)
The Sherman County Observer, Moro, Oregon, Friday June % 1928 un From Top Floor to First Floor furniture. \ wonder values to attract folks to The Dalles. Greatest sale of ‘ \__ ... l - ■ Electric Washing Machine Rugs Enter the Sale Uied Our large stock of Wilton, Velvets, Axminsier and Tap estry rugs enter in the sale at drastic reductions. Below are listed a few of the many values: Round Top Dining Table 9x12 Wool and Fiber Rug. in a choice of nattpmi And color* . ......................... 9x12 Axminst.r Rugs, w®' d Sift 75 $6.85 $28.75 $23.85 $79.50 18-Piece Crackled Glass Sets 98c Reduced 10 to 50 per ct. 3 Size. $88.50 Hoosier Kitchen Cabinets, $66.50 Grey or Golden Finished I $161.00 8-Pi.c. Dining Group in combination Wa|nut--- nic.ly fini.hed—buff.t, tabi, and 6 chair, with tapc.try uphol.t.rad'.oat.. . . V“ Birchfield - Velour Davenports $6940 Jacquard Velours $219.00 Massiv« Dining Group — soli tabla with combination walnut chair* 6-Cup - $129.00 Aluminum Percolators $126.50 Six Pi««« Din«tt« Suit« iu c«mbinatioa walaut, suitahl« for .mall dining room, or folding l«af tabi«, chair, hare blu« l«athar 98c Living Room Furniture Enter the Sale $2.50 Folding Card Tables 98c 98c $27.»O Radi« Cabiret. in th. muhognny Choice of Patterns fi ni »had Chamber Pieces Gia»» Top 2 Burner Matched Suites Electric 10 to 50 per cent Reductions $37.50 SinCl. Mirror Vanity Table in ivory drawer .tyte, good .ine mirror, nidy finiab.d ................................... » . . . . .. ................... Connecta direct with Ufkt socket, regular value |6.bU Rag Rugs ... ........................................................... tPAl V.t/v $7.75 PrUcilla S.wing Cabin.», in tb. mahogjny fim.h, lift top stytea, nic«ly. _ ' finhh«d ...................................... .................................. Green Top« Service Trays $29e75 89c $157.00 Three Pi.ce S.mi-Po.ter Chamber ^rouP ’• mahogany hni.h. Larg. dr....r, remi-po.t.r bed tingi, mirror vanity tabi« ...................................................................... $25.50 Commodiou. Ch«.t of Drawer, in the -ith • ar—-. decorated .................. *............................................... Felt Base Odd Chairs and Rockers $5.85 »15.50 LM m Ro»« R~l>— «eats, mahogany finished fr.m.*, rery com- for tabi« pi«c«., choic« of two corerings. • • $65.00 High Back Hall nr Lirisi 1« Room Chair covered in mohair with fringe trim. Com! Choice of Patterns 32-Piece Open Stock Dinner $5.75 Floral Decorations w“1“ $32.50 $65.00 Comfortable Coxwell Chair eorer«d .n a^combing tion of tap«stry «nd ▼•lour, loore ipriti T $49.50 Guaranteed Electric Irons $2.19 U»ed Oak Frame Homefumishing Items Davenport Beds Representative Values $24.50 Chamically Treated Daat Mop. complat« with Pint OU Polish, special Taina Good Quality Glass Temblara, aat of ale, vary 50c Value» to $37.50 25c ^^0 Kitchen Tables $2.49 ' Used Furniture Steel Beds Enters the Sale $14e85 25 to 50 per cent Reductions Ivory or Brown Finishes DOCHERTY -POWERS We No ’ I m Let est ▼____________ * Third and Washington Sts Office at Mid-Columbia Hospital u a IX GOOD football player« are /I born with it In them. It’« the Phone No. Hospital 841 job of the coach, or somebody else, to bring it out." ' j Coach Lund was in one of his rare talkative moods and the training table crowd settled back for a story. “Did you ever bear of Carter Hall I Course not, ’cause that’s just the name I’m using for one of the best ends the old school ever had. Well, he came to college without ever knowing he had DENTIST the makings of a football player and, Phy.ician and Surgeon worse yet, there wasn’t a coach or a United States Dental Ex Gra.. Valloy, Oregon trainer who could discover anything like talent in his looks. It took a aminer for this district girl—a girl we’ll call Malzle—to turn People can »each me from Moro the trick." . at night from the long distance OFFICE AT i . This Carter Hall was a studious bird and a bit backward about volun booth at Hotel More by ringing MORO, OREGON The Dalles. teering where he might not be wanted. His head was so full of his studies and this girl Malzle that he never gave a thought to the team or his making it. Somehow, he couldn’t see himself playing football. It was hard work, and most likely, out of his line. H«ll had never met Maisie. Like a lot of other freshmen he knew she JEWELRY AND GIFT was the real queen of the campus and was hoping to get the chance to tip his hat when she galled by. Why that kid would rather have had a smile from her than a letter on his jersey. The Dalles, Oregon He was completely submerged, just coming up for air often enough to say “present" In classrooms. And all the For exclusive EYE STRAIN time he was packing around inside his girth Cards college cuts the muscles of the great Can only be corrected under the use proper conditions and by the est end—but I said that before. Visiting Cards of the very best of equipment. One day Hall almost bumped Into Condolence Cards Malzle. She was »funding in front of We have the Best Equipped Optical office in Eastern Oregon. „the varsity captain and looking up to bls face all full of admiration and soft OPTICS EXCLUSIVELY GUY A. POUND, Propri.lor soup, you know, like a cat what sees a plate of chicken on the window sill. Newhouse Optical Co. “OI l Hubert.” Hall heard her say, •‘do you know there is nothing I I Dr. Geo. F. Newhouse, Proprietor ; adore so much as athletic prowess. I 320 East Second Street , J like my friends, my men friends, to be ZELL THE DALLES, OREGON I big and strong, to play the game । bravely and clean." I have an Idea FUNERAL HOME | those were her very words. After that Carter Hall showed up THE DALLES, OREGON for football practice and dug in like Phone 845 The Dallu he was after an all-America position. Course he was raw at first, but he bad Ambulance Service speed, could handle forward passes as A. M. Wright easy as swatting files, and bad the Representative at Moro natural head for finding a way out JEWELER when the gignaled play went wrong. MORO, OREGON There was no humping into a stone Rapairing a Specialty wall Tor that kid. If. the line didn’t moke a hole, he found one. They put 602 E. Second st. blm on the scrubs, then the second 2 Doors East of Skaggs Store team, and be tore through the varsity every time he was pulled back and THE DALLES, OREGON given the ball. “t Plumbing You ought to see him sprint down on the punts and you ought tQ see the way he turned up in the far places to catch a pass. Say, if 1 had a couple Sella and installa the famous of fellows like Carter Hall on this Phone. 35-J Mueller pipe or pipelees furnace team it would be a cinch. To get buck to Malzle and the game. “QUIET SERVICE” Hull was kept on the training table WASCO, OREGON ..and didn’t get much chance for fuss Lady Assistants ing around in the social life. That's why he couldn’t meet the girl, bnt he didn't care. Told himself he would CRANDALL make his letter first. When he was a football player starring in the big Undertaking Company JAMES STEWART games she would ask to meet him. He knew the kind of men she liked and THE DALLES, OREGON Stock and Brand Inspector he was going to pattern himself ac For Sherman County cording. "Well, he did. He made the first Moro, Oregon team and if I told you his real name you would know how he carried the ball over for the only touchdown In DEPUTIES : L Schadewitx, Kent, the big game. You’d know him all Oregon; Dr. Jos. Saunders, Moro, right Walter Camp knows him and Ore.; W. H. Meyer, Wasco, Ore. THE DALLES there Isn’t a big newspaper hut hasn't his cut somewhere back In the files Calls for and Delivers of a few years ago. When the last game was over he in Moro Wasco knew be was Malzie’s kind. It would be all right to speak to her now, he and Grass Valley figured, even if there was no bother- gome bird around to introduce them. Mondays and Thursdays Football men have their privileges. He was thinking like this when he Th« Dall«*’ N«w«*t and B«*t saw her. This time she was talking to a lit tle fellow with heavy glasses and a Centrally Located BIGGS sort of frightened rabbit look. Sharman County Haadquarter. ’’And do you know,” says this Mai SERVICE STATION sie, “I envy you Intellectual glantg. H. H. Willard, Proprietor EDW. BALL, MANAGER My Idea of a man is not the husky brute who wins plaudits on the foot Lunch Goods THE DALLES, OREGON ball field, but the modest student who Ice cold drinks are guaranteed our prepares for the future and arms him patrons because of always having on hand from 2 to 3 tons of ice. self mentally to serve humanity.” And she was looking nt the little fellow as The Patronag« if she thought he was John W. Philo of my Sharman County Neighbor* sopher himself. Will be Appreciated “And that,” concluded Coach Lund, Shell Co. Ga» and Oil» “is how this here Carter Hall became a football player. It was all on ac count of a girl, although It took him Washington at Fifth Street, gome years to give her the credit.” PORTLAND, OREGON ... After the coach had gone the bunch Our usual pre-war transient excnnnged glances. When in The Dalle» rates still prevail. “lie as an end,” one ventured. Special Rates to permanent Guests “Yes, and the only end who has won HAVE YOUR a big game In fifteen years. The old Lunch or Dinner hoy hns been talking about himself and thinks he put It over. I wonder (Full Course) who Mnlzle was.” Pr J. R. Morgan D. Lindquist Bank Hotel NEW PERKINS HOTEL J5C $19.75 Full Size Unfinished THE DALLES, OREGON (Copyrisut) Model Laundry Nickle Trim «19.75 9x12 ‘ A. M. HICKS $212.50 Thrw Ptere Living Room Suit, in^ Valour, darenport, arm chair and fir.- ® 4 »7Q KU -I.-;- By AD SCHUSTER SHOP choice ......................................................... .. .......................... Dining Room Furniture Physician and Surgeon POUND’S Values to $16.75 9x12 H.avy Grad. Wool Wilton Rug. in J»te piterjj .nd color., many patt.rn. for $75.VV 27 inch Velvet Stair Carpet, a very do.irablo $1.57 Dr W. N. Morse DR CL POLEY 750 Pieces of Furniture Reduced 10% to 5O°lo $128.50 Vo»» Made - Phone 300 Reason for Preference A Methodist minister moved with his family fro.n a town of 400 to 500 to one pf many thousand Inhabitants. His son. nge ten. could see po advan tages in moving, and Stoutly Insisted that the smnllei town was superior. “Why" he exclaimed, “you ought to see the post office In L—. It has the one here bent a lung way. There you can get anything you want—groceries and marbles and shoes. But here at the post office all you can get Is just letters and stamps 1” Long legs, says a Columbia profes sor, are a sign of high Intelligence. But not when you leave too much of them uncovered. “Doughboys” Is an excellent name, except that they weren’t boys and weren’t the ones that got the dough. —Austin American. Why is it, the farmer would like tp know, th^t as soon as a crop starts coming up in the fields It pt arts going down In th£ marketl —------ at the W hite R estaurant 408 E. 2nd St. The Dalle», Oregon We also serve, at usual prices, Lunch and Dinner combinations that are said by our patrons to equal Home Cooking. UNDER THE PERSONAL MANAGEMENT OF CALLAWAY’S FUNERAL CHAPEL Funeral Directort and Embalmer» 1 Union and Third St The Dalles, Ore. Edward C. Holt RATES Room with bath privilege, 75 c up Outside room with private bath, $1.50 up Special rates where more than two persons occupy one room. Let us show you our 1 Accommodations
