LOCAL AND PERSONAL
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Still a Few Boxes Left
While they last we
will sell
RUSSETTS - C Grade at
$1,110 per box
BLACK TWIGS - Fancy at
Phelps Grocery Co.
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John H. Bush, Manager
Wo want all the cream which can be pro
duced by thu fanners of Morrow County, pay
ing top market price. I'uy cows ami we
will heip ymi lift the mortgage. Ue-organi::-eil
and ir. si rutin ;-liapo lo pro, hu e the best ro
snlls po-isible lor the farmer who maintains a
small ilair inn, I.
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1 'resident
l-KANu WIN.;C11.
V ice-I'resi Joni
JOHN V AUG! IV.
SvCretaiy & IreaMiter
C. Guy Wakefield, of Arlington
was iu Heppner Sunday.
Bernard Peter, of Hardman,
was in Heppner last. Sunday.
S. S. R .Diti.ion. of Eightmiie,
was in Heppner Tuesday.
Mr. mill Mrs. Fat Healv. of
Lena, wero in ihe city Tuesday
Jj Note the change uf ad in the
isO.ce OCelltl.eO liV lie!0 Xr ( !o
Lige J. Pearee went to Pur;,
land Thursday for a short visit.
: J. 11 uayunncl. (it Morgan.
was a Sunday arrival at the Pal
! sice.
Miss Gladys Swank, of Lex
ington was in the city over Sun-
l.-iy.
A. E. Bates registered at the
Palace last Sunday, from Hard
in an.
Li. P. Doherty. of Blackhorse.
was in the ciiy the titst of the
week.
Glenn Weils returned Friday
evening from a hasty business
trip to San FraticUco
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J; George Pea roe returned Moil
J: day from a b'j-iness trip to Bund
2 land Madras, Oregon.
Jj O. J. Campnell and M. F. Faed
;of Stautield, were here during
the week buying horses.
J ' H. I.j. Solnv-. p -presenting i.
J 1 L. Polk &(Jo.. directory people.
S is here for a welt or so on bust-
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Jo IT Xeel. we'l known Depone
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, i P. i i iarid and oi
a i we I of us S
I I W. V. Cryd
ill HOW COUNTY
CREAMERY CO.
ii rned from y trip to
ler points to the
itu r.inv evening.
superinteudeni
uf Forest reserves, was here
from his Pelidii ton headquarters
i d u i ing the week on official busi-
I llss.
Francis A. N'cMiMiaiuin, well
'known Portland attorney, is in
; Heppner this wet k on business.
'lie will leave for Condon touior
row morning.
J ! Mr and Mrs. .1 L. Wilkins
; and children went to Arlington
. Saturday for u short visit, with
Mrs Wilkins' fat her, Eli Mad
do.. of the Hotel G rande, in that
J : city.
J I Claude Andrews, one time res
J ! ident of Heppner and conductor
J ion the branch, was here for a
2 ' few days during the week at
2 ! tending the Royal Arch degree
2 ' convocation
e Miss Mary Kilkenny, who has
v been the house guest of her bro
e ' ti.cr, John Kilkenny, the web
' Utlmv ii sheep uiao. for some i . 1 1 -.
v iep fl I i !or her homo In Miss-
0 ; oi i i last Sal a rda y hum ni ng
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" 1 1'.' i o n lie -1 im'ss ii i .i n i d l h; -
n..-. euayed in t (,. le.l.-:
I.. - at Arhiij!. i . I .! i i',v
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WAISTS! WAISTS!
Til
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- A shipment of
Very stylish and
JUST RECEIVED
new Spring Waists.
made of the newest material Lawns,
Novelty Voiles and Tub Silks. Some
are made with the popular Shawl col
lar, and others are beautifully trimmed
with Lace and Embroideries.
All Styles! All Colors! All Prices!
All Sizes! Come and See Them!
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How about that Silk Petticoat for the
new Easter Suit?
We have a complete line of Silk Taf
feta Underskirts, changeable and solid
colors.
Better have one, hadn't you ?
NOR 8c COMPANY
Dry Goods Department
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Well
cit v.
I gentlemen are numbered among
Gilliam county's best known
ci t izens.
William Arthur Ashinhurst.
and Miss Gladys Swank, well
i known young people of Lexing
ton. were married at the county
'court room Monday afternoon,
j Judge C. C, Patterson perform
j ing the ceremony- The yonngcou-
pie will reside at Lexington.
I Kev. Dr. Van Waters preached
laii inspiring sermon to a large
I congregation last, Sunday morn
ing when metn bers of t he Mason
lie fraternity attended the service
in a body The doetor touched in
I terestingly on the i iu poll ance of
Muslins, Ginghams,
Table Linens, Towelings,
Cotton Flannels,
Hosiery, Notions.
HOLEPROOF HOSIERY: No time limit for
having these goods replaced if unsatisfactory.
SAM HUGHES CO.
HEPPNER : : : OREGON.
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Conservative Borrowers
will fin.l it to their iulv.ttit.iuo to place
their applications for loans w it It tltis bank-
We have always endeavored to take ood
carf of merchants, stockmen and wheat
growers, in times of stress as well as
abundance; our steady growth, under con
serxative management, with ample capi
tal, is proof oi conscientious fulfillment of
all reasonable demands made upon us by
our friends.
Ki-ttnoit o
Owi One Million DoII ik
Tlu" First National Bank
111 ITNT.R, OKK(;ON
""-S Dr. Tu.' or. the we!!
J " - known eye soi eiali-t c.
J Portland. i'l be ;:) IK'iiiiiie-- ;-
s:'.'. Sat nria. . March '2' n at tin
It I 'a lac Hotel. In lone I',- lav.
, Ma'-. l; "j.'ird. Kea l-n-l.es r- li -ved,
cross e es si raie'et e' ed, sat ; -fac-
lion v naran! eed. him.
Dolit forget itie date. ;
J Missi h I'u! it im Vae and
a Is-ihe'le Wi'Uoii we-. wee!( end
a vii',.rs at the Inline e.f Mis, Van
Y a 'tor' sister. Mrs I'.Ois Minor
' t.e if ( Veil Thev ret a rued home
Sunday eveninir
J .III. Kins. nan. a former re'.
2 ileiit of this city where he was
; viiirag''d in tin meat
2 for many cars, came in Molt.
2 day to look after hnsines inter.
2 et and visit old friends Mr.
2 Kinsman U now a resident of Me
2 Minnville
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Bring in Your Old Ford
! I i 1 1 1 I Linking if we a i e to att.iin
our best hlcals on tins plane tiiul
ll s remaliis evidenced :i modern
grasp on his subject w hich could
only he held by a brilliant ami
well inl'ot in ed mind.
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j A large number of Heppm
1 people motored to I Veil last S tt-i
ut rday evening to attend a d inc. '
ing party given at that, place. A ;
highly enjoyable evening is re. j
ported The party w is arranged j
by the i ad road men of t u- He pp. .
tier blanch and thai they are'
past masters in the art of enter ,
taming and showing their guests j cost of necessary storage bins on
a food timeis vouched for by all I he farm and that such graneries
; who were present. ; will soon pay for themselves in
meeting , preventing waste such us goes
and we will convert into a one-ton truck for
S350
You retain all parts and equipment taken from
the car in making the change.
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County uttvnt fur
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The I'artuers' t'uioii
which was advertised for list
Sat unlay to meet in the court
house, was postponed because of
'ls"",s,) ; the severe storm whic'i prevent-
ed many of the farmers from
I coming to town. The dale set for
the adjourned meeting is Satur
day. March -Uh. in the same
, place. It Is hoped a large attend-
Mr and Mrs A Itaitd, who ance will be present mi that oc
are here from I Yunylvanht : cussioii h it is expected impor
spending the inter with their taut mutter will come up for
daughters. Mesdanie J adge , consideration.
Patterson and Os,a Ih.ger. re - AJam Kn(lbWki we known
turnea last at.iriav trimi a vt
it with friends at Portland
Dallas, Oregon.
D S Drown of Condon.
with the old system of piling
sacked grain iu the Held to await
hauling.
GEO. WASHINGTON'S
! wheat grower west ot the cltv.
aiK' j was in town Monday and called
I at the Herald oftiee. Mr. Knot),
ami i lock is an enthusiast.c booster
Henry Wilkins of Clem, cau.e in for the bulk system of handling
! I Wednesday evening to .poud a1 tfraiu. Ho ay the cost of one
,i oty or Wo iu Llor-puer. Uothyear' sack lujljf will cover tbo
(rnmunicataU
Although almost two weeks
late the pupils of the Willow
Creek School, on March luh. in
the school house, give an inter
esting (leorgo Wasoington pro
gram. From far and near neighbors
came to hear the story of George
Washington retold. Every phase
cf Wasliioaoa- lifo wai clearly
portrayed in sor.g, play und reci
tation, from the cutting down of
the cherry tree to his last days
on his Mt. Vernon estate.
After the program a few r.f
marks were made by the teache' ' V
on community life and how it
might be developed. A large
community picnic was planned to
be held in the latter part of May.
Mrs. James Kirn. Jacob Dexter,
and John Krebes were chosen to
manage and carry out the plana
for the picuic. Delicious lunch
was served by the ladies which
terminated the evening's activi
ties, and all went home with
plenty of good will for one another.
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Varie.l ami Universal. Hanging1
from a Crex grass to a Persian
Silk are now on display at Tha
Case Furniture Co. Store,