The Times-herald. (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, August 14, 1920, Page Page Two, Image 2

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T II K T I M U M II K It AM) II V It N H ( H A 11 N K V COUNTY, O It 14 (ION
Hftturdny, AuguM M, 1 1120
Iiiih IttvoHtod thorn with tho rlht to
liuiulru Into tho private n(Tnlrn of
olhorH, 1 Thu iluvll known thuni, hut
tho Lord don't.
Homo men can innke mono All
women can Hpend It.
FIRST FARM BUREAU PRESIDENT FROM RANKS
'- """ 'n SdssstHBsei--
, . . i
G01N6 BACK AFTER SOME MORE MEOAU
Br fsT
If every 'man . lit thlx town would
lilclc up every old lmuor and piece of
dobrU on thu "streets and In tho illoyrf
thoy would recolvo tho profound
Krntltudo of ovory woman in town,
Boon there would ho no papurn and
no I'lihhlHh loft to uluk Up, hut our
wotnon would Htlll ho Kratoful, even
tnoro grateful. And who tit thlH town
iHti't ganio in tho facn of Htivh u re
ward? ,
o
Homo men never Hponk wuffly.
Thoy only urowl,
Kvory man holleveH In liliimulf.
few helluvu In hint,
Holnn men live hy their wltx, while
ijiany llvo upon the wltn of otiiorH.
Don't worry over IIhj piimiiIuk of
Iho Hoap hnx orator. Wo Htlll Imve
tho box.
Opportunity, thoy nay, kunekn at
ovory nian'H door, hut hoiiio people
i wait for It to walk lit.
Not all people aro endowed with
hraliiH. A row hnvo only eoiiiruon
H0IIHO,
Bonto folka aro continually eiitltiE
hralu food, but you would never mum
poet ll-unluHH they told you.
It In qui to uniK-ci'Hitiiry to riMitlnd
tho avornKo pretty Klrl of her heiiuty.
Hho known It.
It Makes Some Dif
ference Who's
Ox is Gored
away. with It." x
It rnaki'H a difference who roIh" (ho
linking.
Thorn Ih ono time when proontMtln-
ntlim linrniiioii ii vlrtlli -111 UlM tiav
I meiit of a KrudKo.
i itAiiurr'iioi'NTV
.... ' I'lve rout each will ho paid for
A young lady had i.utnerouN iidi.tlr- Hi)()H kl,()l whn , ,,oim,,lirlW
ith, and cntiHud eneh ono to bellevv
tlint ho wiih thu favored of thorn all.
Knell In tliiii) propoHCil, and waH
xtruiiK aloiu; wltt half prnnilmw.
Tho young men dropped onto her
Kanitt. (utotly faded nwnv, it nil lefi
her without a Hlimto adtiilnr, other
Two young moil mot on thu puhlle
-reel and entered Into a convert-
:'on. Onu of tho young men lived In young men having heen told of her
tr.e town, whllo tho other was from dupllolty.
or our farm north of llunm. Thin
offer aland for .10 dtiyn. ami ' eount
will ho made on our pluee. Ad.v
N IIIIOW.N & HONH
S, 1120.
July
k liearhy vlllitgij.
A pretty Klrl came hy. Tho town
')) Hlztd her up and made u Him
t-atlvo remark Thou thoy hot h
! ioked, laughed, and looked again.
Another Klrl paKHod, with a cure-)-ih
look In their direction hut with
ut apeaklng. The town hoy waH hII- the deceiving.
-!it, but ho from tho iiuiKhhorliiK vll-
lage uppratxed her charniH, expreiiHed
bU opinion, and tho fight wan on.
It in a k oh a dllfcrenca whoie; suiter
ou talk about.
"Men aro flukle and tho wontt do
celvera ever, ami I hate them nil," s
hho walleil In hor lonellne.is. "Tho ,
Idea of all of thorn men proponing to
inn and then leaving like that! Men
have no honor at all," i
And It makoH u difference who doot
A citizen met the editor of a paper
the Htreot one day.
"Why don't you puIiIIhIi tho
n-wi?" he aHlied, with a dlmipprov
tnc frown. "Voiiiik . ot Into a
brawl and bent another hoy up and
nu didn't Hay a. word about It In the
pnpor. Such thliiKH nIioiiIiI bo kIvoii
full publicity in order to Hiippr'HH
rowdylHin," ho roHiinied.
A fow weukH later hU own hod war.,
round. 'd tii In a Juvenile ncrape, ind
t liunled the editor In a hurry.
"Don't Hity auythliiK hi tho paper
about that little eHcapade of the
boy'H," he pleaded; "It wax only a
lark, mid hoyH will be hoyH, you
know."
It makoH u difference whoho hoy Ih
Involved.
'MKEY AfD MJSKE
CLASH LABOR DAY
'7
0
IT
CHUHCH
ANNOUNCEMENTS
x..iiir;iiuiw;ii
Hunday Hchonl 10 a. m.
I'reaohliiK nervlco, 1 1 a. m.
Youiik I't'oplen' MeetliiK 7::i0 p, m.
. I'reachliiK service 8 p. m.
I'rayer iiomiIIiik every Wednemlay
oveiiliiK 7:. 10 .
MlHHlouary meetliiK hccoikI and
fourth Friday In each mouth S.
L. H. TRACY, I'aator.
A furmer had a homo to soil. It
had a aurloiiH dofect, but ono which
wan not readily dlHcernlblo, '
Another fellow who wuh In need cf
a good home ntoppod to look at It.
"Hound oh a dollar, ho far an I
know." .mid tho'fnrraer, conveniently
forgetting the dofect which ho knew
to exlHt, The animal changed hands,
and the purchnHer waH Htung,
A few montliH later tho Hanto farm
er wont to a neighboring county and
paid n fancy price for a bull. Later
lie found that he had been Htung In
the IraiiHiictlon,
"I'll have the i. v on that Hwludl
nr," he raged, and promptly brought
Hiilt agaliiHt the former owner of tho
hull.
It makcH a difference whether you
HtfiiK. or get Htung.
BILLVf
M1SKE
Wortfri Ctuiiiipion Monv w..bii
or, Mich., Labor Duy Mnkm
ban fi.re.l Dvmpnoy wUtt. Tom
tun limit earh time AftS . lS
Cnilc-H My. 'Jurlc hid Jttar
NATIONAL APPEAL
FROM PRETTY MISS
, "Hello, Jolyi, heard the howh? The
Hchool teacher Iiiih Jtmt licked tho tar
out of an unruly pupil, and ovury
body Ih talking about It HiiyH ho
hlinuld have whipped him long ago."
"Oood enough I hope he laid It
on good and heavy. HoyH are getting
In tn m..h 41 ............
I" nilllll nil 1II1IJI fcllUIT JIIMUlUn,
and It Ih time for them to bo taught
their proper placo."
"It'H lino of you to look at It that
way, John It wh your own boy ho
licked," commonded tho firut Hpenker,
"What's that? Whipped my boy,
did ho? I'll smash bin Infernal face
for him, I will. No upstart of a touch
er can lay hands qu uiy boy and got
ritKHHVi i:iti..v ;iii'itt'ii
Sunduy Hehool 10 a. ui. !
, I'leachlug nervlco 1 1 a, in. 1
Other McrvleeH will be aiiuoiinced I
iih hooii iih tho new paHlor getn ae
(lunliited and arranges with Iho con-
grifgatloii.
JOHN II. WIGIIKItflON,, 1'iiHtor
CllltlHTIAN HCIKNGK HO'IKXI
ix;rvicM hi n; o'iscx.
A
Tke rMtrnv rop la 11m ckurcb
Ellflc, Ih open o Tudy aid Krf
day from S; 30 to 4l 30 p. a.
Sunday 6ckooI raeets aa Sunday at
10 o'clock.
Pupil may b adnttted to 1U
claAMA up to tke men of so yeura.
Tho public la cordfally lavlled U
tho Cburch Sovlcen kud to the Hvau'
inK Room. .
CHUItCH
M
nible School ut 10 A. M.
Preaching ut 1 1 o'clock.
Kvenlng .Service at 7:30.
I'rayor meeting Thursday, 7:30 V,
Itov. J. J. Tlckuor, PiiHtotv HohI-
dencu north of Court IIouho, IMioiio
i W121.
10 UN
i
UKHHKKMNM.
Miss Kafh H Swtnet'ord out fllx
teon yeurH f ago, Is endeavoring
to hnvo th hvcoihI Sunday iu Juno
(K ujiuu fui u National Fatuor'n
Day Throigh her e((orta her own
ituto or Virginia Iu ulready pot
isido tTils day for father. Ouly
dad got Uim red cJirnatlon in placo
ji Uim white one for aiothor.
Somo pcoplo Itnagino that tho Lord
Jowolor. nrul Optician
Iiintsravoi',
Fltio Watch Heuulrlug a HpecltUty,
91 A It Y O It I F V I V
Jtcpnbllqnti CaHilidulo
For Hrhwl HuorJiit4Midciit
Tho American Farm Dureau Federation drafted a real farmer
from the rankn to serve as IU ilrat president He Is Jafflcs It.
Howard or ClewoBa, la. Three yeara ao Jlea Howard wan known
to his neighbors "as the bent farmer la ceBtral Iowa." bo they elected
him head of the local County Karsa BareaM. Last year tke state
omaaliatloa selected klas. sad aow k heads tke aatteaal body.
Howard crew a oa tka aane farsa wkera ko aow Uvea oaly the
orlclaal qaarter aeetlea aow aassaera 410 aerea. He attended sckeel
at Qrlanell, Feaa Collece aad OaUeralty ! CkloM. H triad teach
ins, tktu kaaklaf, kai 10 yaara raturaed to.aetiva ekarca t
the-eld fataa wklck aew Is ratad "eae af tka k0at la tka aUte."
Cure
Spring
Fever
with ii good
HI'UINQ
TONIO
NTAL HPItINO
HAItHAl'AIIILLA COMPOUND
TltV ALL
XYAL
ItKMKDIIvS
AND
I'KKI'AItA.
TIONS
You will be delighted with the
way thuy do their work
The Welcome
Pharmacy
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
Hcrc'o the Ford Coupe, deservedly 'a very popular motor car because
of its all-round serviceability. Equipped with electric starting and
lighting system and demountable rims with 3-inch tires front and
icar. Large plate glass windows. Generous sized doorsroomy seat,
upholstery deep and substantial. Dust-proof and water-proof. Breezy
and cheery in fine weather, cozy and dry in bad weather. All the
established Ford merits of dependability, with small cost for opera
tion and upkeep. For business and professional men who drive it
is ideal and for touring and other pleasure driving it is the one car
tnat delivers all expectations. The demand is large so orders should
be left with us without delay.
BURNS GARAGE
BURNS, OREGON
" j i
IRRIGABLE and HAY LANDS
in the heart of Harney Valley
now offered at
$30.00 to $1 10.00 an acre
All Within the Harney Valley Irrigation District
Large acreage cutting hay. All with water-rights.
PACIFIC LIVE STOCK COMPANY
Sales Office at Burns.