Sherman County observer., June 28, 1929, Image 3

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The Sherman County Observer, Moro, Oregon, Friday June 28, 1929
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Be Given Swim Lessons
(.^TownTalk
Ginn, Coleman & Co/
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The eleventh annual session of
Moro Mothodist Church
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With the approach of lummeiy
the northwest district council of The . “And burn me, 0 God, with a fiery
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Mr*.
G.
C.
Akers
is
nursing
a
ae eeeoaA elaee matter at poet I comes the thought of camp, and the
Assemblies of God, comprising the zeal ol Thee and Thy house, which
sprained ankle.
boy
scout
camp*
for
this
summer
will
S m at Moro, Oregoa, W M>„im
the states of Oregon, Washington doth in mating, b ed .”
John Donne
feature that important part of every
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Johnston were
and Idaho, convened this year at
Sunday School, 10:00 a. m.
Eureka Lodge No. I l l A.'lFTR-A'. M. boy's development, swimming. A visitor* her« last weekend from Yakima from June 18th to 23rd in­
JOHN DEERE FARM IMPLEMENTS
Morning Worship, 11:16 a. m.
senior Red Cross saver, Alvin How Salem.
Moro, Oregon
clusive. There were about 160 minis­ Topic: “They That Hunger and
<«fA
Meet* the 1st and 8rd l*tt, of Portland, will be in charge of
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Ruggles and ter* present, which number probably
Thursday evening* of tke water activities, conducting a
'
daughter
were visiting in The Dalles comprises more than onc-half The Thirit.”
m .m l X n « rd U lN i £ •»'"> P « 1»«* ,or .,d v“ ced
Evening Worship, 8:00 p. m.
Éull Gospel or Pentecostal minister*
Wednesday.
‘Now I Can liv e .”
vited to meet with us and a separate period for beginners.
of these states. Attending the council | 1OP,C
J. C. McKean of Moro and R. H.
John Seethoff, Pastor.
By "order of W. M.
The aim and slogan of thia year*
from Moro were Mr. and Mrs. J. D.
Robt. Urquhart, Secretary.
| camps will be, “every scout aqpwim- McKean of Wasco were business visi-
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Miller, Mrs. M. E. Miller, and Miss
y ■*
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j mer.” The morning period for swim- tros at Hermiston last Sunday.
P resbyterian Church
B etklskam C hapter N o 78 O. E. S. merB wdi gtart at 10:16 and continue
Douma Bros, shipped from Moro
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j 4, I ‘sprvice is the rent we pay for the
R4gula°rr° ’ communica-
« minutes, while the afternoon Sunday night a double deck car of trinal
truth, but work independently
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while on e,rth. Real
Uong each 2nd and 4th period will start at 4:00 o’clock for Hampshire shepp to the Portland i . Dr. Cha.. Prie, formerly . wdl- £ « « « «
wh. t fearful
Thursday evenings of the same length of time.
known Congregational Modenfcst happiness is costly, but
market.
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price men pay for its imitation.
each month.
Beginners will take to the water at
A. H. Barnum left here by train minister who held pastorates in lead­
Sunday School, 10:00 a. m.
11:00 o’,:loek for ' h ilf hour’ ,nd
Sunday night in charge of a carload ing churches in Oakland, Lodi and
Morning Worship, 11:00 a. m. Ser
N .n . Bane«, Secretary.
*l « = « P- » • for « mlnut“ of catte he was shipping to the Port­ other California cities. He has been
mon
theme — “Winning Forces m
1 which enable the guard to give in
Full Gospel evangelist for eight
land
market.
Christian
Work.” ,
M o r o L o d g e N o. 113 I. O. O. F.
Istructions in both the fundamentals
years, speaking in large auditoriums
Evening Service, 8 :00 p. m.
.. Moro, Oregon
and the test work that must be done
Cutting. of right of way for hay in all sections of the United States
Eureka Vacuum Cleaners
You are very cordially invited to
Meets ®rel7 ^ ° n^aZ before a scout can become first class, has started in many of the Sherman and Canada. About June 1st, Dr.
Ranging in price from $39.50 to $70. Model 11
hL*l S ^ n r ie n t and or receive the merit badges of ath- county wheat fields, particularly Price opened a campaign to run from worship with us.
Chas. D. Parrott, Pastori
north
of
Wasco.
viaiting brothers are letics, swimming and lifb-aaving
seven to nine weeks in Yakima in a
is Especially Equipped to Clean Your Car.
cordially invited to
Camp Ringwaak located at Scout
M. G. Melzer was driving a new 4- specially constructed wooden taber­
meet with us.
near Suttle lake in the central door special Oldsmobile sedan Wed­ nacle seating 3000. The session of
C hristian Sciane«
p . C AxUll, N. G-
u
I Oregon playground are. will open
the
council
were
held
only
in
the
fore­
nesday,
delivery
being
made
on
Tues­
Service
Sunday morning at 11
M. Young, Secretary. I
tw0 weeka for Kouta
noons that all ministers and visitors o’clock and Wednesday evening at
day qf thia week
Linoleum Laid With Special Equipment
7 L .p iw
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and ■" *dditlo“ l ’ 7 l‘ forkthe ,bo>;
j g o»cjock Sunday School f t 10:00
O. A. Ramsey was busy this week could attend the inspiring meeting«
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Moro, «Oregon
I rangers, if a sufficient number of at
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the tabernacle each afternoon
and J o>clock each Sunday morning, pupils
Meets 2d and 4th Tuee-heaa^ 25 can attend at that time taking out the old loading spouts at
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up to the age of 20 years are received
night
days of each month. Reaervations for this camp are being the Hay Canyon elevator and this
The
Full
Gospel
doctrines
may
be
into these classes.
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Vtamng member. ..1 - | ( | n i „y Dob h Peoplea, u g Ore week he will be busy replacing the
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The lesson-sermon topic for the ....................... » ...........................................................
worn wheat loading channels with thus briefly stated — the inspiration
Bessie Axtell, N. G. gon street, Bend, Oregon, who an-
of the Scriptures — the New Testa­ service next Sunday morning will be
Jessie Henrichs, Sec. | nounces that prompt reservations are new.
ment as the only rule for faith and “Christian Science.”
Carrol Sayrs last weekend unload practice; the deity of Jesus Christ;
necessary to enable the camping com
Reading room open daily where all
► Chris Schults Post No. 71
mittee to make proper arrangements ed a carload of 26 cattle which he the heed for old-fashioned salvation J autborjied Christian Science litera
A uM riou Logiou
Camp Limberlost at Lost lake, 28 secured at Shaniko and which he will from sin as evidenced within by the I ture may be read borrowed or pur
! ,e,e U ; tA ^ L i ; lL0; |n 'i'e - 'from Hood
River, will
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- place on his farm as feeders to be witness of the Spirit and without by çhased The public is cordially invited
Hood River,
open
n?nga”of each month. '
August 11th for two ten day P‘ ri°di sold on the market this fall and next true righteousness; and, since Jesus to "attend the church services and
spring
Christ is the same yesterday, today visit the reading room.
“ The House of Good Will ”
F. D. Flatt, Commander closing August 30th in time Clarence
for the Sparling brought in his and forever, he forgives sins, heals-
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farm
phone
to
the
Moro
office
Tues­
sick
bodies,
and
baptizes
with
the
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L.’ W. Rakes, Adjutant scuts to return home and be ready
Th« Full Go.p«l A»»«mhly
day to be repaired. Since the elec Holy Ghost as in Apostolic days.
1 to enter school after Labor Day.
After a week spent in the trip to
HARLAND VIEW GRANGE No. SS2 Reservation8 for Limberlost to be trical storm he could hear and talk
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| Yakima where the 6-day council of
Meets in their hall in Harmony Dis-1 mat|e or mailed to Courthouse, The over the phone, but could not ring
Owned by the City of Moro
nights of each month. trict the second
Early Pioneer Couple V lsit The Aaaembiies of God convened, the
and fourth
DaUea Oregon.
Executive W
W. Belcher
will be Thursday
the camp director
out when Scout
calling.
Grangers welcome.
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Visiting f
Operated for the Benefit of the Traveling Public
Their Old Home
pastors returned on Monday. Over
at both camps.
Siegfried Thomsen was in The
C. P. Adams, Master.
150 ministers from Oregon, Wash­
A new camp award, an overseas Dalles Wednesday, completing the
Mrs. B. E. Davis, Secretary
and Sherman County Community
ington and Idaho met for mutual
cap, will be given each scout as they purchase of an isolated tract of land
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Edw.
Rollins
were
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b€ne|
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and
blessing.
arrive in camp. On it will be placed at the United States land office. The
Under the Personal Management of
the different letters denoting the tract bought joins the Thomsen lands visiting in Moro on Monday on their I ^ervjce8 f or next Sunday as follows:
way to visit their old home at Grass | gunday gchool, 10:00 a. m.
E. E. LARIMORE
points the wearer has earned with the in the Gorman district.
i. Subject,
Valley
from
Portland,
where
Mr.
Rol­
Formerly
of
The Hotel Oregon, Portland
"“honor point system” used in these
Preaching
at
11:00
a.
m
Hans .Thompson, when in town
FOR SALE — Four mules, 2 four I camps. This cap award is something Monday afternoon, stated that the lins now lives and has property in­ “The Four Steps the Nobleman
years old, 1 five worked this spring different from any past year, and any wheat straw was so short on his farm terests. Mr. Rollins in the early days Took.”
Preaching at 7:45 p. m. Subject,
and 1 two years old. All goes for scout wiM be proud to receive and crop this year that he saw a number ran a freighter outfit through Sher­
>200.00 or will trade for cattle.
I wear one.
of English Sparrows on their knees man county to Canyonville. He also “The Great Supper.”
Prayer meeting, Tues. 7:45 p. m.
in the field, trying to get breakfast built the first Moro Hotel, trading it
Bruce Millard, Rufus, Oregon.
to Mr. Williams, who operated it in
Bible study Thursday 7 :45 p. m.
SPECIAL CHICKEN DINNER THURSDAYS 75c
" WORK WANTED — Girl needs I Only Veteran of Civil W a r the day he came into town
the early 90’s and whose heir« sold it
J.
D.
and
Mrs.
Miller,
pastors.
At the last meeting of the Ameri- later to W. C. Rutledge. Mr. Rollins
work badly, want to earn money to |
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DINING ROOM OPEN USUAL MEAL HOURS
oan Legion auxilliary, held June 12 is a son of Dr. Rollins, Sherman coun­
go to school. Phone 8 F 5 Condon, or
Mrs. Theo. Johnston was elected
ty earliest pioneer doctor whose home I
W heal Truck Wreck»
write, Miss Bessie Farrar, Condon,
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Mr. and Mrs. A. Nish drove up president for the coming year; Mrs was where now the city park stands I
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Oregon.
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Tom
Searcy
vice
president;
Mrs.
Otis
in
Grass
Valley.
Mr.
Rollins,
when
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Cha».
Kenny
AUtO
from The Dalles Thursday for a
This will
FOR SALE
Good cook Tiouse; 18hort visit at the S. A. Hall family Baker secretary-treasurer
. here, said that he helped thhan
plant the
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be the last regular meeting until Oc-1
new 260 gallon water trough; 500 home east of Moro. Mr. Nish is now
A heavy auto truck, said to
years ago, hauling in surface dirt loaded with six ton of wheat, met the
gallon water tank. Henry Barnum, paBt 84 years in age and very active tober.
Bill Brinkert was in town Monday frQm
gidehing to ffl| the large Chas. W. Kenney auto last Sunday in
phone 23-F-22, Moro.
j74t*|for hia advanced years. At the pres­
ent time he is the only veteran of the afternoon on his way home to
holes dug for the trees as an offset a collision south of Condon near
Folks needing
alkali soil found too plenti­ vice creek. Both machines were badly
,ng shoe
snoe repairing
repair, a leave
b. civil War residing in the three coun­ Valley from The Dalles where he had
work with L. R- Conlee, age ,
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Sherman, Gilliam or Wasco, e s tonsils landed that day at the hos- f
when the trees were planted
wrecked, wheat and pieces of both
. , R. H. McKean, Manager, Wasco, Oregon
« n t to M. L. F r itf . t G tm . Valley. £ .
member of the pital. He said his voice was so chang­
machines were scattered about the
We can fit all kinds of people. Any I American Legion and also of the ed in consequence that he could not
of the crash.
Screen Dog 1» D e a d scene
sise or weight. Crippled or deformed Spani^ War veterans and an active help remembering the change in a |
Anita, daughter of Mr. Kenny,
DEALERS IN
feet
Wemmark’s Shoe Store, The merober of the state G. A. R- He at- Magpie’s voice when its tongue was
was reported as most seriously in-
slit
to
help
it
speak
correct
Englui
i
movie
picture
police
dog
|
jured
of
those
in
the
accident.
*Both
Dalles.
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_ tended the state meeting of the G. A
Lime, Plaster, Cement, Cedar Posts, Buildere
Carrol Sayrs bought a cow la
who’ came to the silver jaws are reported to ‘ have -----------
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been brok­
WshoPeArYepaTnn^ ” G ood ^ q u X work attend the proposed national encamp- Septertlber, paying >80. He pastured _____
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battlefields of Eu- en, her teeth knocked out and seri­
Supplies, Lumber, Wood, Coal ; and Hay
shoe repairing.
Dalles I
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n A R and Confederate and fed it until iast week " hen
died thia week at Hollywood. ous body and head injuries,
ippositeVhe pori office. ’ _ _
Veterans at Washington, D. C. next solM t to a buyer. The weight of the I P
13 yearg 0,d had been sick immediately taken to a hospital at
MANUFACTURERS OF
laat for several months, and at the last an The Dalles.
WE CAN fit «11 kinds of
Ad”5' ye,r' A
"will 'permit the cow, when sold, was 1265
was performed In the hope
The cause of the crash is said to
r . x : r ; v e " payin':« « . . do not know the pnee P ^ ^ l w t |
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transaction, but at 10
have been unavoidable. The truck
formed
of prolonging his life.
pense of the encampment.
u would have brought » » « .6 0 . » I
' ¿„¡„ed in the kennela I ” ming ¡„to the highway from a aide
Store, The Dalles.
4 difference of »««.60. « » ' » • 0
l f (h(, B„ , in poli„ depurtment and road a., the Kenny car rounded I
CARD OF THANKS
.
W iik » fit on the amount of feed t
witb a splendid record in the German blind curve, which local people say
Moro Woman’s parm Must Compete Witn may have used.
,
Red Cross durjng the World war, was I haa caused other accidents as serious
f wish tp thapH the
The social meeting of the woman s I
firgt
imal to attain stardom in as this one.
Club for sending me to the summer
Industry For Labor
miaaionary aociety of the Pre.byte-1
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Friend, a ay that Mr. Kenny ¡.fu lly
school at Corvallis. Veste Rebman.
„ Wu.u, r „f Kanaae State I rian church, wae held Wednesday
Among Strongheart'a beat known I in, ured with aeveral different Wnda
Prof. H. B. college
Walker ^ e . g r e t good „ afternoon
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Call.” I of automobile accident policies 1 that
breath from the | Agricultura.
a e . at
. . the
^ farm
p hom$
i c of
t u Mrs. r | , e ,
were*
ile n t, CaiV
cover all phases of thé accident inso­
The alcoholic
radiator "of a fliw er mart be < > ^ l f o r
‘hCofCOX n g Ve l « « ' member, and v i.it « .. Following tne,
far as the financial burden is con­
or th <
.
ing to a self-respecting, law-abiding | of the p ro b lem jf “ ™ cent ad. | afternoon
afternOon . program, refreshments | **
cerned.
NEWS
AND
DEVELOPMENT
OF
THE
COUNTY
power to the farm
consisting of home made ice cream,
horse.
■ n o
«»*«***••• '
drew he Mid :
more I wafer», ¿ookie., «nd coffee were ser-1 The Nation On W h eel. I
sub, cribe for the Obaerver
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, I “During the past six y >
lagt r«»«
reguiar
Canon Sutton, a rector at
than twenty states have
meeting of the society
the vaca"
ton, makes clocks as a hobby, an 1
mittees on the Relatl°"
t under- tion period ?nde next September.
J According to the Oregon SU U
pyen » 6 of them to vanoue Eng.-h
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Ida May *>h..ton furmeriy Motor Ao.oeiet.on
tney
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w | I of nponle will tour the United States
fhUrChe*'
— ’„ e c e X to
know aom.thing
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Editor ta d Pnblbhor
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Members From Moro Attend
District Church Council
M oro, O regon
Dealers in Furniture, Hardware,
Floor Coverings,
Paints, Oils and Glass
Hotel Moro
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W A N T ADS
Independent Warehouse
& Milling Co.
FEED A N D FLO U R
READ THE
SHERMAN COUNTY OBSERVER
AND KEEP INFORMED i
the Grand Avenue Meth- the country. They will b . .ou hernem
Tom? ha. lowered the number e m l ^ ^ Temple,
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f. U e a a t Z a P ek in g their
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nroriuction
tp
three
in
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Dastor
of
the
church
using
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fnrputs
and fore.t.
g. ged i" ‘ood p r o d u c t , o n , t o ^
D
r ’.|v « n t » n land
in the
■very Un. One re.ult
CerT l « en” r w ";:?.nd"M ,«T ohn-lp.ri« of the far west. They will be
must now compete with n- w
By er v
wvomnht.rft lOf the the automobile mechanics of the
X ^ - w C p r i c e d ’labor With
n t i ston B brot
weJ?
' Mra Grant northern states visiting the cotton-
mechanical deveopwi
; | a d d in g
at home at 405 W. fields and palm groves of his neigh-
adequate mechanical
deve
airriculture
*"/ d jd
where I | bors A,moat
in the 60
south.
ti0"-- e ^ e can
X h meet
'hut. such
d « comp
tP
o the X are nr. now
from ‘“T frien
will Mo
be Welcome.
million people _
more
people than lived iq F r» W at the
requir
of non-cooperative I
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time v.
of the
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Revolution —
large number oi no*.
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unit», such work has to be cairiea
I
Attended roaming about the country! in care­
by the state In direct
1 K “ lly
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I free
'......... vagabondage!
...h o n d .w e! 60
million people
60 million
vacationing, wandering across prai­
E lecS c Light Association has
The anRUal Sherman county Sun ries and deserts, getting recreation
recognized the advisability pf getting I
gchool rally at Grass Valley, was in the open, widening
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. horizons
their
the Cooperation of tfa
J weil attended, six schools being repre-
getting better acquainted with
colleges ¡n phteipip«
wf««nation |
I one another.
reauired to sell the farmer» °
Rev Hypes led the song services
Ty,ere have been nomadic nations
possibilitic. and importance of .toe-
an „ « p tio n a lly « » • W
in the t___
past. The great plains of
trie service to their bumnesa. It w a.|
„ h. rt »t
at the - P»*«0-1 Russia and Siberia knew tribes of
’ ¡ Miss Laura ,,.„
Urquhart
only natural that U BhoulÎ , Undf J Immediately after the song service |
^ horsemen .w h o pitched their
Uke the solution of this problem for
foJ. a forty.„ve min-
fall a thousand miles
its members.
the “Ie *eMion' In
* I from the place wherç. spriiyf had
The coming of
^ ^ l.' fa I program» werfe perhaps the bes
¡found them-
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farm represents the third epochJ
have had at tf rally in several years.
roamed of necea-
American agriculture, foilowing ha L
fi^ u beiqg awaydpd
l Ry ^ 1 , . migrationa were caused
economic conditions i the search
power machinery. <“? l Graaa Valley Baptist gupday School L
..f o r fresh pasture lands drove them
techpictf Point,
Oft a
Will be to direct propprtM t ? 1*«
The American nomad roams for
After the liberal collection of
7uineaa. ' Th, farmer »Irwty ¡» ’" I ,22.91 for the county work the d a y k « fpn o{ roami„g. No necessity
an anhnpi, crop an« S»1'
was closed with a .hort vesper « r - dr)veI him The open road calls him,
‘not .1 « U expected to b.c.m e , ce
every summer, and away he goes
I. mechanic. All • ’ “‘«"’ '" h “’“ * . I
R. C. Byers and C. J. T hom pson .^ tetum ,'a few weeks later, brown
I m. d.
And fit, ready for another year on the
same old job, and better acquainted
I ^ T e a T ' h X » * ^ h a «vere,y
As a health precaution all cats en­
with his neighbor. Good roads and
tering England from other countries
the automobile might have prevented
practical caution.
into quarantine for
the civil war.
Men say: “Advertising Pays” !month».
Business
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ADVANCE - RUMELY Combine Harvester
Made in 12-, 14-, 16- and IS- foot header
The 1929 Advance-Rumely CosjAine Harvester
can be seen on my lot back of my office
Office opposite Post Office, where larger room will t h f r ^ a r permit »4
S i i j a Larger and More Complete Stock of Parte, Supplies, and Oil.
FOR
PRICES
AND
TERMS
SEE
c H. LARSON, MORO, OREGON
AGENT FOR SHERMAN COUNTY