LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Glenn Wells left for Salem this
mornjog on a business trip.
Jiaimy Sheridan and Eddie
Mulligan left for Portlafid this
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The Brans yick :n He I Limit Your
Buy any other fine !;:
fined to the oir- li.ic ol i-i "
ufacturer. !iy 'i Hi'iei .
nor limited in your s-l :! i
awick plays all n coi "
Bwiek owners .say.
Owners of Che- riri . ;
felt the handicap ol' a I
to hear other ai'Ul. ; ti-ri .
line of records, hut, I hi.;
only hear them i.v e;niin;' i
another make of lutuluM
nograph shop.
In their own hem, :,.
records. Now with T!i" I'.ni ,
you choose. Yo.i nry I ;
orchestra; in fan, tiiii ;
I::m.i i .
Anotheroiitstai ;
is its remai'kalile (one. .
Round-chamher built hke :!
So the Brunswick tone is I
eign noises.
Hear The Kni'e'.vt ;ek :
any other. It does eoi t;,;
recognize The l!niu',viek';
preciate it instant ly.
We will he elad ! ,.
ords, whatever in, die,
point out its many I. .n ,n .
what you save on i ;a h m.
era. ('oine in no .v. A .:
Von under the sli;;hl st oi
glad to deinoiisti ate ti,i i r
;;"'ih and yon are con
''! ' !e- Ineed by the man
e v . in! are not held down
i . n U. The Brun
i .'! .;. 4 Lijem li-tter," Brun-
i..-..-.ir,-ii?ni have always
: : ih. They wanted
- e recorded on the one
; i !,).. ii!, They could
; iieie neighbor who had
, or by j,oinn' to some pho-
I ' (o forego many choice
U on may buy any record
any artist, any hand, any
is ai your command.
'le Tone
a!ii.i"e of The Brunswick
i-; is rained hy an all-wood
lolm. No metal is used
i!l and round, with no for-
' 1 eompareUits tone with
e a (tained musical ear to
. . p i ioi ity. You will ap-
of your favorite rec
iirunswick. Also to
ml we will show you
.s compared with oth
vniiott does not place
am We are always
k.i! !e phonograph.
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dar of A .ril.
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k.m'ii OiHt Ihf untlfnignrd haa
i.t.i - t utru of th ratatrof
" (i, .ii t . liHitl. ami th County
ft.' Orison lor Morruw County
1. 1 l o id, n.th day of March.
i i-i Vim-k in (h forenoon of
m rt. ,ii. it the County Court mum
at K. ( i'n r. O (- n aa the
il 't. iik miJ ftnal arcourl.
a iiiMti H.'iitunt sIkiuUI ue tiled
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of "Our Be. .
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friend-, (;' ti,
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THE Filial
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A pcrcrnt I;
morning for a few day's visit.
John Kilkenny and Sam E.Van
Vactor made a business trip to
Elermiston Friday, returning Sat
urday. W. C. (Billy) Corson, manager
of the Burgoyne store at Lex
ington, was a Heppner visitor
Sunday evening.
Prof, and Mrs. Fertigand Mrs.
W. F. Warner, of Lexington, at
tended the banquet given by the
Eioyal Arch Masons at their tern
pie Saturday evening.
Carl Ny9, of Grass Valley, a
nephew of Jos Nys of this ci';y,
and a member of the Engineer's
Corps, is a survivor of the Tus
cania, according to the published
list of survivors.
P. H. Stephenson, well known
wheat grower of Condon, was
here a day or two during the
week attending lo business mat
ters and taking in the Elks' meet
ing Wednesday evening.
WANTED Good woman for
generul housework on a ranch.
two in family. Steady job as
long: as suited. $1.00 a day. Ad
dress A J.Knoblock, Heppner,
Ore., or phone 22F11. 40-H
Born At Condon, Tuesday,
February 5, 1918. to Mrs. John
Kilkenny, of Heppner, a tine
daughter. Mother and child are
reported as getting along nicely
and John is feeling prouder than
ever before.
School District No. 42 is plan
ing a Hard Times Basket Social
at the home of Arthur Dykstra
February 23. Everyone wel
come, but bring untriramed bas
kets and come in the raggedest
clothes you can find.
Mrs. G. W. Swaggart has re
turned from Portland, where she
spent several weeks visiting her
daughter and other friends and
getting ready to discover just
how much she could enjoy get
ting back to the sunshine and
gentle breezes of Morrow county
Amos Missildine, a former
well known resident of this city,
has purchased home property at
Newport, Ore., and orders his
copy of the Herald sent to that
i .1 t .i.i
anaress in oraer mat ne mnv
keep posted on aff.iirs in the old
town.
Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Nelson, who
are engaged in the cattle busi
ness in the Nye district in l'inu
tilla county, though now residing
in Pendleton, were here for sev
eral days this week visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry
Mrosuan. They returned to IVn
dleton Thursday.
Mrs. Jos. Burgoyne, jr., of
Lexington, has been visitins; her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Dan liice
for a couple of weeks while car
penters are remodeling their
home at Lexington. Mr. Bur
goyne drove up Sunday and took
his wife down to inpeet the
work so far completed, bringing
her back Sunday evening.
Milton A. Miller, Collector of
Internal Revenue for the state
of Oregon, las been notified by
the Treasury Department at
Washington, D. C, that the time
for tiling the 1917 income t ix re-
turns, including individual and
Royal W orcester, Bon Ton and Adjusto Corsets
Regardless of recent advances we have placed
on our Bargain Counter over five dozen Corsets
at prices that will insure their speedy removal.
There are only a few sizes in each style and we
have enumerated these sizes. Here is your op
portunity to exercise thrift and effect a consider
able saving. : : : : : : :
429 -Full Figure, Low Bust
509 Averajri Figure, Low Bust
Sizes 25, 27, 28, 29
Sizes 25, 27. 29
502 Full Ficrure, Low Bust Sizes 25, 26, 28
425 Average Figure, Very Low Bust Sizes 25, 26
426 -Average Figure, Low Bust Sizes 25, 27, 28
548 -Full Fi Loire, Medium Bust ..Sizes 25, 27, 28, 29
521-Average Figure, Very Low Bust Sizes 25, 26
400 Average Figure, Medium Bust Sizes 18, 24, 25, 27, 28
566 -Full Figure, Medium Bust Sizes 25, 28, 29, 33, 35,36
632 Average Figure, Very Low Bust Sizes 25, 27
762 Average Figure, Front Lace Sizes 26, 27
812 -Bon Ton Sizes 18, 20, 22. 24, 25, 26
All $1.25, $1.50 and $1.75 Corsets, sale price 98c
All $2.00, $2.25 and $2.50 Corsets, sale price $1.50
All $3.00, $3.50 and $4.25, Corsets, sale price $2.00
INOR & CO.
Heppner, Oregon
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der the care of Dr Ceierniann
for several weeks. He also en
joyed the hig football game at
Pasadena New Year'.-; day be
tween the Marines and the Camp
Lewis team, and says the game
was well worth going to see.
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Flood Relic Found in Colorado
A Koynl Arch Musonic emblem
that belonged to ilu lute .John L,
Ayers, of this city, who K
life in the HiMipuer tlood
received by S. W. Sn ::i h r, see
rotary of the Ilepjiuer I'hnpler, ,
from the Masonic ledge at Me-ia,
Colorado, the necdiiipiuiyina Id
ler still ini' Unit t he charm j
had been piclud up in ilie.
woods in the wi'uU of I he I'ului a- i
do mountain Tli em 'deiii ;i
worn by Mr Aver-, a a fob and i
was on him when lie niei hi i
dealh. It was prnhatdv V clii il
drew Reany family.
M i s, Eva Lane is visiting this
week in I'ortland.
A big Red Cross supper will
be held Friday n'Rht in the old
restaurant building. Another
eeining event is the social piven
l y the C. E. Society on Wash
ington's birthday. Refreshments
will be served. Everybody Invited.
up Hint relaoe il as a yuvoiii
of the Hood, later carried t Cel
T'do Hlltl h.t 111 re 'l i i; t it
fcliould be found inl re'urind i
its rightful owner after' Mich
lapse of timeatid d. stai.ee is little
shot t i f the marve'eiis.
Monument Man Close Ranch Cea
We understand that Raymond
White is another of our brave
sivoung men who recently WPntto
was I'oitiund to enlist with Uncle
Sam.
Mrs. Harry Durall was taken
very ill last week with an attack
of the heart. At present she is
some better.
Miss Edith Reaney was taken
suddenly ill with an attack of
acute appendicitis and was re.
moved to the Heppner Banitari
urn Sunday nijiht.
('larenea Carmichael is on the
sick list.
David Hynd of Sand Hollow
stopped in Lexington for a few
minutes Monday on his way
Inline.
Congratulations are in order
this week for (Seorge Clark and
los wife, wno was formerly
Merle Way. The young couple
were charlvaried Thursday
night.
Church Notices
Catholic Church Services.
First Mass, 8:00 a. m.
Second Mass, 10:30 a, m.
Christian Doctrine 11:80.
Evening Devotion, 7:30 p. m.
Rev. Father Printen.
Father and Son Rally
Union service at Federated
church Sunday evening.
Presiding-Garnet Barratt, Vaw
ter Crawford jr, Norton Winnard.
Prelude by Orchestra.
Battle Hymn of Republic,
Scripture Reading.
Prayer.
Hymn: "The Son of God Goes
Forth to War."
Three Minute Talks.
"The Y. M. C. A. Triangle and
Citizenship;" Leo Nicholson.
"The Ideal Father," Garnet Bar
ratt. "The Ideal Son;" by a Father.
Orchestra
Stereopticon Views of Life of
Washington.
Hymn; "Faith of Our Fathers."
Benediction.
Emil )ai!is ii. id Arthur II irlow ,
came in from the John ittv yes !
corporations, has been extended ! ,erdi' tfter havinir closed a de ,l;
to April 1. 191S, thus giving an wl'pr, l,y Hrlow t.ec. ni. s owner
additional month to that tn I. i ot r"'1'"
ded by the War Tax Act of Qc
tuber 3. 1917. As oon it,..
blank, .received each corporJi-jVV Mdi f'r ?.
ation will bo notirted. C,.i..tior ! ;, y. ars bnt last f.,'! I ,.-,-..
Miller would appreciate the early siia k ranch a u'li of ;.e. ,
of the Dims' ranch and t
i near Monument. The ranch
I prises 1 In acre i f ti i,. rr
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ni;
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lent.
tiling or returns, sottiat the work
this office may not be unduly
compiled. k
Kev. Father O'Kourke has re
turned from a sojourn in houth
ern California, where he went
several weeks nto o" acre mt of
hie health, and comes link U ne
fitted. N hile in the south Fath
D'Kourk? visited Santa .V. rioa.
l'usadera and other points ..f in-
eiest, spending much of his mie.
selling It the liet iiav a,ft r !ai
ing posscssiiiii. Mr. Diiusaid
his lrol her (' it I D.rn s. w h i as !
here from I'ortland. left tins'
n erim g for (.'end. ii to visit
ibeir pin ti'i
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LF.XINGTON IIT.MS
Karl Deaeh and wfe are
1'ortldlnl takint; II the s'k'hts
Mrs. M l e Uayitoii d is nii
ii'tr tier tiiot I er. ,t r A t n ri i f
uml sister. Airs, i..r n !;., h.
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ti Au.irv HiM.e'i.ii i f I',. i'
howwrr, at Altadena, a .burb ' Und is vmitn-K f nen.u M e is
of l'a-sadcna, here ho wa, un- at present the fcuistif the An-
Patriotic Suggestions
1. Prepare to subscribe for the Third
Liberty Loan.
2. In the meantime keep on buyii.g
Thrift and War Savings Stamps-
3 Fractice practical Thrift in use of
household, personal and business funds.
4. Plan to increase your production of
foodstuffs both livestock and grains-
The Farmers & Stockgrowers Na
tional Bank stands ready to help you
along one or all of these lines
THE FARMERS AND
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