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Tuesday, May 13, iqiq
THE HEPPNER HERALD, HEPPNER, OREGON
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The Paint Season
This is the time of the year when the spirit
of cleaning gets everybody and the first thing
that should come into your mind is the value of
painting up your premises.
We are exculisive agents in Heppner for the
famous
Bass-Heuter Paints
these paints are recognized as the very best
that can be bought and we offer you them in
every tint and shade.
We also carry a full line of KYANIZE in all
shades. This varnish is made for the particular
v housekeeper who wishes to touch up the little
places around the house that are not sufficiently
large to call in a painter. And for retouching
the furniture where it has become marred. Lei '
us demonstrate them to you.
We would be glad to talk over your paint
needs with you.
SAI.VATIOX AltMY HH1VK
i KOK HOMK 1" OKKtiOS
COMPANY
PORTLAND, May 12 All Oregon
will have an opportunity of showing
its appreciation for the wonderful
work accomplished by the Salvation
Army in France, during the eight
days from June 22 to 30, when the
people of this state will be arkcd to
contribute $250,000 for the lnme
service work of this organisation.
For years the Salvation Army 'nj.fi
worked among the lowly an.l tie
pi or, for it is a steadfast rule with
their workers that no person is too
lowly to be given aid, but it was not
until the Salvation Army workers
went, over-seas that universal com
mendation has been heaped upon it.
And it is well that it should be thus
for the Salvation Army has made a
reputation in the war that is not sur
passed by any other and equal!.! Vy
few.
The testinoials of soldiers is uni
formly appreciative with never a
word of oritieism. This is not sur
prising for Salvation Arjny workers
of experience are more familiar with
human life, its needs and kinks, and
and more tactful, than those of some
ol: the more pretentious organiza
tions.
Governor Ben W. Olcott is honor
ary fhuirman of the state executive
committee in charge of the campaign
in Oregon, ,with Mayor George L.
Baker, of Portland, active chairman
the Salvation Army in Oregon and in
appreciation of its activities for our
hoys in France, have assumed tu
task of assuring success in the Sal
vation Army home service campaign.
This order, through its subordinate
and A. L. Mills, president of the : lodges throughout the state will take
First National Bank of Portland,
state treasurer. The ot'aer mem
Neilan, A. 0. Jones, R. A. Stewart,
bers of the committee are: J. D.
Judge V. N. Gatens, Julius J. Berg,
Judge George Stapleton, Edgar B.
Piper, L. G. Clark, L. R. Wheeler, B.
F. Irvine, Henry B. Reed, Dr. W. S.
an active part in the solicitation and
raising of the funds.
The money collected in the drive,
$125,000 in Portland and the same
amount throughout the state will be
spent enclusively in Oregon and thus
is not a drive to secure money in this
state to be spent elsewhere. That
U LOSSES SURELY PREVENTED
H by CUTTIR'S BLACKLEG PILLS
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Al'TO IJlllNS ON ROAD
Kennedy, Winthrop Hammond, Bish- j Oregon will respond to the call lib
op Matt S. Hughes, Fred L. Boalt, I erally and cheerfuly is the beeif of
Jos. L. Hammersly, Will H. Moore, I every member of the state executive
George Lawrence, Mrs. Sarah A. i committe.
Evans, Mrs. E. E. Martin, Mrs. C. J.
Ivers Lee M. Clark, Jos. Goodman,
George C. Mason, Dr. J. C. Rollins,
and Col. Creed C. Hammond, all of
Portland. T. B. Hundley, Tilla
mook, Oreg., T. E. Daniels, Medford,
Ore., Charles Burgraff, Albany, Ore.,
Dr. H. L. Tensey McMinnville, Ore.,
Thos. H. Tongue, Hillsboro, Ore.,
Judge G. W. Phelps, Pendleton, Ore.,
and B. F. Jones,, Newport, Ore.
The Oregon State Elks Association
recognizing the worth of the work of
L. V. Gentry's Reo car was des
troyed by fire Wednesday morning
on the Hinton creek road east of
town. Guy Boyer was driving the
car at the time and so quickly did
the flames spread, all he could do
was to stop the car and get out. It
is believed the fire originated from
a short circuit in the electric wiring.
The car was insured for $1000.
Spring l ime is
Say Mr. House Owner isn't this weather getting into your
system and making you long to see the old home shine again
like it did when it was new? Don't you realise 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 t'he year to start
tat 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 n complete line of Chinamel for touching up and
reflnisliing tho:e old pieces of furniture that you prize bo
highly and this work will come right along with the spring
house cleanintr. Those 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
comi: ix am) i,i:t is talk paint to you
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EO-30M niva.Blai.kl? P:ii.i, $4X0
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Firearms 8 Ammunition I'1 j?
Write for Catalogue
HERALD WANT ADS GET THE BEST RESULT;
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BALL BAND Utility Shoe
Just the last for Carpenter, Farmer, etc. Un
excelled for general out-door wear. They are
hard to wear out and cost less than all leather
shoes.
FOR SALE BY
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W. O. Hynd of Sand Hollow spent
the week-end visiting in and around
Cecil returning home Sunday, ac
companied by T. H. Lowe and his
neice, Miss Annie C. Lowe. The party
was driven over by Water Pope iu
his Ford.
Mrs. J. H. Franklin of Rhea Siding
visited with Mrs. Peter Nash Satur
day and Sunday.
Clarence Winters of Shady Dell
was a Heppner visitor Saturday.
Miss Winnie Lake of FourmUe and
Miss Hazel Winter took in the track
meet at lone last Saturday.
Mrs. Lena Suell Shurte and son,
Carrol of Heppner spent Saturday
and Sunday visiting friends in Cecil.
Ed Melton of the Lookout was an,
lone caller Saturday.
Miss Esther Logan of Fourmile
was the guest of Miss Georgia .Sum
mers the past week-end.
Mrs. VanOrsdale of Eightmile,
Mrs. E. A. Nash and daughter Ruth,
and Mioses Lake and Winter visietd
wiui airs, i-erer asn on Sunday.
George Krebs of the Last Camp
autoed to Heppner Sunday accompa
nied by Ben Barnes and family.
Miss Tilly Bjork of the Willow
creek ranch was an Arlington busi
ness visitor Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Burlier of Arlington
were callers at the Fairview raich
h Monday.
Hugh Slatil'iold prominent sheep
p! man 01' f.i'ho was a caller at the
lj: homeor .lack Hynd of the liutterhy
f''' i Flats siumlay.
Mr J- U. Miller who !i:'.s recently pur
j! I'liased n well drilling nmcliine was
A 'i Iono caller Tuesday and is now
drilling a well for Mr. Smith near
lone.
4 Mr. and Mrs. Crabtree and family
Hi ml W. O. Palmateer were doing
y; business in lone Wednesday. ,
W G. R. Melton who has been visiting
IJj friends in Iowa returned to Cecil on
M Tuesday where he Intends to locate
lor the summer.
Mrs. R. S. Wilson left Rhea Sid
ing on Tuesday enroute lor Condon
w! where she intends to visit friends for
a tew days.
A J. H. Franklin who has been
fjj spending the last few days, in Pen-
y dleton returned home Thursday.
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McAtee & Ailcen, Proprietors
CREAM AND CARD PARLORS
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NO OTHER LIKE IT.
NO OTHER A8 GOOD.
Pur. haw th "NEW HOME" snd vmi willhv
a nuil pt the jinre ym pay. " he piimmntKm o
rrpi'T ci'rii-e t'V wprrtuf wrrkmantiip and bel ,
mum oti. Iiwikt on havtnc the NEW HOME
WARRANTED FOR ALL TIME.
Known ihc world ovrr fr utierinf tewing qualities
Nt '!i uncitr nfir other name.
THE NEW HOME SEWING MACHINE C0.,0RANGE,MASl.
CASE FURNITURE CO.
It May Be True That a Cat
Has Nine Lives
I'm its a cinch your car lias only one so why not m t the hct from
that one life, all the pIi-aMire there is in operating your car i-. when it is in
ftr.-t class running shape. You can only do this when the repair work and
tip-keep on your car is trusted to men who know their IntMticss who un
der stand the many little things that worry the tnotori.-t who know jusl
what to do in each case.
We pride ourselves on our reputation for looking after tlie details the
small things that make a world of trouble and if your car is left in our
care these small worries will he forgotten.
Prolong the life of your car by giving its care over to us.
We vih to particularly call your attention to our P.attery Depart
ment. We operate our own rebuilding station maintaining a man who
does nothing but attend to this work. We offer you free inspection of alt
kinds of batteries and free distilled water, liy availing yourself of our
battery ervice yon are sacd the long wait and expense entailed in sending
your Latteries away.
Rivers & Ackley
REPAIR DEPARTMENT HEPPNER GARAGE
PHONE 8i
Reduce Expenses
By buying now. Look at these prices; good only
while stock lasts.
Glass Tumblers, set $ .25
Flour Sifters 20
Fruit Press 20
Dishes less than cost. Knamelware below nor
mal price. 1 2 foot Linoleum less than wholesale
A Few of Our Many Specials.
Case Furniture Company
Fred Peltijohn, Mr. and Mrs. Mill
er. Walter Pope, Unyrt l.onan, Jack
Hynd and Mr. and Mrs. T. 11. Lowe
nil Ceeilites paid the county seat a
visit during the week.
Leonard M. ISarr of Heppner was
looking i-p hi old friends in Ceeil
1 t hi: week.
i IHiam Heard of Portland is look
ing up ii-ld friends In Ceeil.
j lnve Hynd of Hoselawn spent. t"ae
week visit Inn relatives in Ceeil.
I enl has analn r;een presented
with the distinguished honor flai; of
I'iltli Liberty Loan. (i. A. Mill-
wi'H eliairman nl the drive. Great
dit is due to Mr. Miller lor the
(j rplemlid win k 'lie has done In rnllt-ct-
lt)K the ('eei Hilliseiiptloiis whieli
' lo l i:,i.
I Ceeil hall was Hie, aeeno of a very
larne party on Saturday evening, at
.'hleli time many frit-mis gathered to
Rive tl N-irprlse ji.t-ty to the buyn of
the vielriitj who have letuineil fitnii
the army iitnl navy. A hiiiii fit iioiih
wan served by the ladles at midnight
and splendid inutile was furnished by
the following ladles and Kehtleint n:
Mrn. Carrie lliilhtirt and Hit- MInbi-h
Irt-nt' llminliiti, Maude MiMoiiIh,
Mi-HnrK. Oseiti Luiiilell, John NhhIi
! itnd .Mtke MeKntlre. liitnelnn wiih
I Indulged in until no taily hour
tlfitrly I fill pinple (akiliK In the t vi'-
; IiIiik'h t lijoymeiil,
Carml ll.iii.Hl, Mihmh Helen Ha t -,
rati iiml Cyi Lieu, lien of Hepp
ner i p.nt the weekend In Cuil.
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