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THE HEPPNER HERALD, HEPPNER, OREGON
Tuesday, April 22, 1919
CECIL ITEMS
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Ed. Farnsworth of Rhea Siding,
accompanied by his brother, Karl,
autoed to Heppner and home again
Saturday.
Alf Troedson, Mr. and Mrs. Swank
of Morgan, Mr. Hand of Vancouver,
WaSh., and others were down Willow
creek Saturday hunting rabbits.
The only things that were shot were
their shells.
Mr. and Mrs. Piper, and son Itufus
of Lexington, and Mrs. Henry Blahm
of Walla Walla spent Sunday with
Mrs. JacTc Hynd of Butterby Flats.
Mr. Reitmiller and friends were
down at Jack Hynds Sunday watch
ing the shearers at work.
Lee Chambers who has been work
ing in and around Cecil for the past
few weeks left for his "home in As
toria Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Minor and Miss
Blanch Minor left by car Sunday
morning for their home in Portland
Mrs. Jack Hynd and son Herb,
Mrs. T. H. Lowe and son Bob, were
in lone recently doing a little
shopping, c
Mr. and Mrs.,W. C. Palmateer and
daughter visited with J. M. Melton
:it the Lok Out, in Cecil Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Goeorge A. Miller,
Mrs. Palmateer and Mrs. Lowe were
-visitois at Mrs. .Lick Hynd's Sunday.
Dave Lemon of Arlington, and
Mrs. Robert S. Wilson, accompanied
by Miss McMorris were Cecil visitor!
Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rperry' of
lone, were In Cecil on business M
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Misner and Mr.
Mankin were doing business in Cecil
Monday.
Mru. Peter Nash returned home on
Wednesday after visiting ai'iong her
friends on Will(v creek.
J. H. Franklin and wife vere visit
ing with some of their old friends In
Cecil Tuesday.
James H. C. Ewlng, who 'has just
received h Is discharge as sergeant
from Company M, 162nd Infantry,
41st division, visited with Mr, -and
Mrs. A. Henrlksen of Willow creek
and Mrs, T. H. Lowe of Cecil, recent
ly, returning to Albany Tuesday,
where he expenetB to engage In the
automobile business. Mr. Ewlng
hus had fifteen months service In
Franco,
Misses Fasten and Summers spent
Wednesday at Tiutterby Flat'!.
A Henrlksen and sons left Thurs
day will' 150 head of cattle for their
summer range In the mountains.
A surprise paj'ty wan given to MMs
Hazel Wlnier at the Fairvl. w ranch
on Saturday evening. Ain'cng those
present were Mr. nnd Mrs. C. A. Mi
nor and Mli'H Blanch Minor of Port
land, Leonard Hair of lone, Miss
Hazel Dean of Morgan, Ceorgo and
Henry Krelm of Cecil and many oth
er ladles and gel tlemen of the Imme
diate vicinity. A pleasant evening
was spent. Fiuit punch and cake
was served at midnight. Mrs. Van
Ond.ill and Mica W. Lake provided a
beautiful birthday cake. Mlr.'t Hazel
received many b'auMiul prerent!'
dining 1 1 1 evening.
Miss Etta Haines who lias been as
sisting Mrs. Ellin Minor of lone was
obliged to return to her homo In Ce
cil ewlng to un accident to one of
her fingers.
Juc'k Hynd lias finished shenrlng
three bands of sheep two of year
ling and one of ewes. Jack vuys
that ha never hud better wool. AM
of the shearers left early Saturday
rooming (or the Kill enny ranch.
Thomas A. Vfs who haa been run.
nltlg the caterpillar engine on I'm
FuliTlew place left on the lucol on
Sii""il iv for Ills 'home In Kclsvyvllle
California.
'". W. Lowe arrived home Wenes
! S " MI win"" he was
Miitlniifd after leaving the Viiine
tanl ' viMeti litinigbt H I lit from
Hie t. 1'iance Willie has m.Ty lit-
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ie- In Kncl.ind am! ramp life, but
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place like Oregon.
it the school house Friday alio
noon. The subjects of "school gar
dens" and "school ground beautifi
cation" were thoroughly discussed.
Rev. Mr. Rogers, the new pastor at
Boardnian and Irrigon gave an in
teresting talk on the latter subject.
It was decided unanimously to pro
ceed at once to establish school gar
dens on the school grounds and to
beautify the grounds.
The second monthly club day of
tlie Boardman school was held Fri
lay and was very successful in every
way. Leslie Packard, our local
photographer, came to the school
house and took pictures of the sev
eral standard clubs and of the gen
eral club. These pictures when fin
ished are to be forwarded to the 0.
A. C. at their request, where cuts
will be made and sent to the papers
throughout the state to encourage
club work in otfiier localities. Board
man is setting the pace for the state
.this year in having the only 100
membership as yet reported.
Mrs. Sidney Mack was a visitor in
Hermiston several days last week.
The ball game between Boardman
and Arlington for last Sunday after
noon was postponed on account of
rain. The game is to be played on
Sunday afternoon of this week. A
large number were in attendance last
Sunday and were much disappointed
at the weather man's interference.
Boardman is rapidly becoming a
"city of fans."
Mr. and Mrs. Ray L. Brown made
an auto trip to Waltsburg, Warn., on
VVtdnesday for a two weeks' visit
taking with them their young neph
ew, Ellis Cohoon.
Mrs. Anna McKee or Portland is
a visitor at the homo of Sidney Mack.
The monthly meeting of the
Boardman Commercial Club Satur
day evening resulted in the inaugu
ration of several good project:! for
the benefit of the town and vicinity.
A fine lino of advertising stationery
has been received to be used by the
members to advertise the advantages
ol Boardman and the West Exten
sion of the Umatila Project.
STUDENTS WRITE VICTORY BOND ESSAYS
THE VICTORY LIBERTY LOAX
United States, Liberty Bonds are
iow the safest and best investment
in the world. Every boy and girl
should see that a Liberty Bond is in
every home to prove that we are
glad the war is over and that no
more brave boys will be killed. If
we had not have been patriotic and
lent our money to the government
the Germans would have still
fighting. It is the money that we
loaned to our government that put
an end to this war so quickly for
with this money our country made
enormous amounts of gas, ammuni
tion and guns, besides building
thousands of tanks, 'airplanes and
other things'. When the Germans
heard about all this they knew then
that they had no chance so surrend
ered. Now when your country calls
you again to help will you fail after
It has done so much for you and the
world?
THE VICTORY
LIBERTY IjOAX
"With stains the earth wherein you
lie
Is redder tTnan the poppy bloom."
Then lend your money to help the
countries whose soldiers have made
the ground redder than the poppy
bloom.
Oui country needs money now to
talco care of the soldiers that have
been wounded and to give them a
new education so that they will be
able to go out into the world again
and be useful, and our allies need
money not only for that but also to
rebuild towns, villages, roads and
farms that 'have been destroyed by
the terrible four years of fighting.
If the Germans had of won the
war it would have meant slavey the
rest of our lives, but United States
has saved us and all the world from
German rule. Now we can truth
fully say to the soldiers who died
that, we might be free: "Sleep peace
fully, for all is well."
America means now more than
ever before Freedom and Liberty for
all people. Up to now we have
stood first in everything, everything
that has been asked of us we have
done. The answer to Flanders' Field
has been proven. What are you
now going to do that will show your
last act of patriotism? Buy a Vic
tory Liberty Bond.
LESTER PEARSON,
Age 14, District No. 2, Fifth Grade.
Every boy and girl ought to be
proud to live in America because it
has meant Freedom, and Liberty to
all people. If we hadn't of been pa
triotic, if we hadn't of loaned our
money to our government, and Ger
many had of won the war, we would
have been German slaves. Now our
been country is calling on U3 for another
loan. This time it does not need
money to buy ammunition and guns,
but to care for our soldiers- that have
had their arms or legs shot off by
the big German guns when they were
fighting for us in the battlefield. We
wish to give these brave men a
good education so that they may go
again into the world and earn a
living. Our allies, too, need money
to rebuild their houses, their farms,
their roads, their villages and their
cities that were destroyed by tfae
long war. Do not fail your country
now but buy a Victory Liberty Bond.
Ever since 1776 the United States
has stood for Freedom and Liberty.
Our brave soldiers fought then to
give their country Freedom and
Liberty, again they fought for it in
the Civil War, and again they fought
in 1917 but this time to save the
entire world from German tyranny.
Would you fail to support those men
now after they have done so much
for you?
'line Germans saw that we were
buying so many Liberty Bonds and
making so many guns, tanks, air
planes, ambulances and ammunition
with the money that they knew it
was of no use to fight any longer so
gave it up. If we had of not fright
ened Germany so badly she would
i have still be fighting and many more
I of our boys would have died.
1 We have won the war and all will
; be happy forever. Our soldiers that
, are in Flanders' Fields will sleep
! peacefully, for all is well. No more
will the soldiers hear the cannons'
boom or see the fierce destroyers of
the sky, for we kept the faith to
fight it there, and crush the foe. But
he will not be fully crushed unless
each home buvs a Victory Bond.
GLADYS P. ItlPPEE,
:Aged 16 years. District No. 2, fourth
grade.
RIG FLY CROP PROMISED
Two flies unless annihilated now
will produce 4,353,654,672,000,000,
000 of their death dealing offspring
by the time warm weather arrives.
This conservative estimate was
made by Dr. William A. Woyschin,
institutional diagnostician of the
Bronx department of health in ap
pealing to residents of that borough
to dust off their old swatters or to
purchase new ones.
Spring Tame is
Paint Time
Wise up on
tobacco,
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says mia
Herald only $2.00 a year
CT printing that pleases. The Hera.d. mmmmBmmmmmmmmmmmEk
m m ' i j-. i , i mm - ma ph v sr i mm
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"A lot of you fel
lows are cheating
yourselves out of
real tobacco satis
faction. That's
what I get out of
good old Gravely."
Good taste, smaller
chew.Ionger life iswhat
makes Genuine Grave
ly cost less to chew than
ordinary plug.
Write to :
Genuine Gravely
DANVILLI", VA.
for tootle! on chewing plug.
Peyton Brand
REAL CHEWING PLUG
Plug packed in pouch
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Win'n, p.'MIlt- of J R JiiluiMen of
HoiinI Minn, i ml thp Litter's sMi-r,
Mm M.if liwts. inn.li' nn auto trip
from Wftxrii to lliiiirdinsn Sunday to
vllt Mr. Jiihnwin's family, returning
to their lionii'Wi'dnt'Stlitjr.
KtlKeno Cummin returned Wed
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urn- in.nl to rucivoty. All of llinrd-
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a dm e it I! ili n '' lull Kudu
rnltli' Fii',l tlllilili.T rfp m
itti niLmri" and the affair aa rum.
d' 'e t in-- f'mnrUlly
A turf titimliiT of patron turned
ut for ttie Parmt TVarhpr mwtlnf
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Arc You Going to
Build
That's a question that covers a world of territory
and by it we mean anything from a hen house to
a mansion.
If you are we.extend to you an invitation to call
mi us and talk
LUIViKCK
Talk it from the standpoint of business and
with a man who knows the game thoroughly
from the builder's side.
We have a complete stock of everything needed
in the building line and our planing mill facili
ties enable us to do any special work that you
may require.
SCREEN DOORS
Now i the time to begin thinkink about the
sci ecu dour quest ion. The flies will soon be
bete as numriuus as cut so we hae jut put
in a complete stuck of Continental Screen IWr
and Windows all ready to hang for ou.
I.i t us bang Mime of these doors for ui and be
ii.td) to huh t Mr. l'lv when he get s here.
artin Reid
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my wife
Say Mr. House Owner isn't this weather getting into your
system and making you long to see the old home shine again
like tt did when it was new? Don't you realize that a new
coat of paint would bring back all its freshness that it would
. again have that new appearance of which you were so proud
when you first built it? This is the time of tfne year to start
lat work and you know howbadly it needs it.-
We wish merely to call your attention to the fact that we
have a full line of standard paints every color or tint that
you possibly coud think of. Besides every thing needed for
the interior decoration of your home.
Of Interest to the Ladies
We have a complete line of Chinamel for touching up and
reflnisiiing those old pieces of furniture that you prize so
highly and this work will come right along with the spring
house cleaning. These varnishes are prepared so that they do
not require the services of a painter and you've no idea the
amount of good you can do in one room with a few of these
colors. We've every one you could want.
Gilliam & Bisbee
tX)MK IN AXI) LKT t'S TALK PAIXT TO YOU
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NO OTHER LIKE IT,
NO OTHER AS OOOO.
Pursue the w NEW HOME" snd ru willhtv
a hi ftawct at tb pric rwu pay. 1 h clusioatiom l
rp-r eaptto" by iHptnvr worfcinaiaiip mud bed
quality of aaimal iufa Ittr-lvnf mt at taV
anra cL laiut en bannc tb NEW HOME.
WARRANTED FOR ALL TIME.
Kauwa tii wutlrf ovm for tuparfaf wis ualilMt
Nut to!4 uadcr any ikff bum.
The new home sewing machine co.,ORAnaE,iu6t
a i at .
CASE FURNITURE CO.
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Turn that Burplus stock and machinery into cash or rood pa
per. We held 14 sales during the past few months and ev
ery one a success.
No matter how small your listing
will Insure a good market.
our consignment servlco
STOCK RANCHES
Our list contains the best buys In the,county.
you buy.
See us before
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WHEAT RANCHES
V . roW county can be bought for less maney, value con
sidered than any place In the northwest
Vac our Sales Service.
FARMERS' EXCHANGE
ItOHKRTH BUIUI.,
HEPPNER
I It. nrtOWJf. Manarr
OREGON . ,
iii:ppni:h planing and chop mill
It May Be True That a Cat
Has Nine Lives
Hut its a cinch your car has only one-so why not pet the best from
hat one hie. all the pleasure there is in operating your car is when it is in
hrs class runn.ng shape. You can only do this when the repair work and
lip-keep on your car is trusted to men who know their business who un
der stand the many little things that worry the motorist-who know just
what to do in each case. '
Ve pride ourselves on our reputation for looking after the details the
small things that make a world of trouble and if your car is left in our
care these small worries will be forgotten.
l'rolmig the life of your car by giving its care over to us.
We wi,h to particularly call your attention to our Battery Depart
ment. W e opirate our own rebuilding station- maintaining a man who
dues nothing but attend to this work. We offer you free inspection of all
kinds ol batteries and tree distilled water. Bv availing yourself of our
battery service yuu are saved the long wait ami expense entailed in sendinir
our batteries away. "
Rivers & Ackley
REPAIR DEPARTMENT HEPPNER GARAGE
PHONE 8x