TUESDAY, MARCH 15, 192 r
THE HEPPNER HERALD, HEPPNER, OREGON
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WSDNESDAY, MARCH 16th
WANDA HAWLEY
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"Her First Elopment
20 cents and 30 cents
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THURSDAY, MARCH 17th
SAME PICTURE AS WEDNESDAY
and in addition we will have with us the
(Special Correspondence) 1
i Sprint; time appears 10 be with;
us. The weather is springlike, ami
spring activities are to be seen aii I
aroan.l us. Everybody is happy and ,
living in 1ih.1i hopes of a prosperous!
season. Trees have been sprayed '
and the fruit prospeets are very t
good. Shade trees are being planted !
eisl bisters
in half an hour's enjoyable entertainment of strictly high
Grade Classical Dancing 30c and 50c
FRIDAY, MARCH 18th
MABLE NORMAND
IN
"THE SUM PRINCESS"
ALL FUN 20c and 30c
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sis and communities
si daily trips to
11 tree's; some with
neigliborinu
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SATURDAY, MARCH 19th
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THE SWIFTEST MOVING FARCE EVER
SCREENED 20c and 30c
SUNDAY, MARCH 20th
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Everyone who has read o1' heard of the Tarzan stories
will want to, see this picture 20c and 30c
JUST LOOK OVER THIS LIST
and believe you will admit that you cannot afford to miss
a change of program. . It's an- unusually good line-up.
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A fortunate boy of 200 boxes enables
us to sell them at
Box
with autos and even trucks. We
ainlv take pleasure in Inviting
I people on ihe projeet 10 eoine and
i supply their wants in this line. Our
nurseries have an abundance of
j shade trees. This work, ootit inu ins?
j as it is. it will only be a question of
1',,,.r van,. irill. (!.-. IVi-i'V n.mr
ii Irrisron almost an assured fact,, eross
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here, and electric power from the j
Tma'ilia rapids for the project and j
the entire Columbia river basin, the
district will be a paradise not only
of Ihe Pacific Northwest but second
to none in the whole United States.
Jll W. M. Castle, ditch overseer of
jjj the X. S. Reclamation service, who
Jll was slightly injured a few months
ago by falling off the roof of the
government -warehouse, is again able
to be on the job, and we all rejoice,
knowing he is to be on the works
again this season. There will be no
favorites, but justice to all.
H. C. Wolfe, superintendent in
charge of the reclanialion service,
Irrigon district, has rented his place
to C. Y. Benci'iol and sons for the
season. They are going to work in
conned ion vi: h John Hoaver.t and
us their burkrake and other machin
ery, exchanging labor, etc. Mr.
Wolfe wishes to devote his spare
lime this year in making various im
provements on his newly purchased
lown properlies.
A. H. Cheney and sons have just
'moved out. on iheir ranch, having
completed a new house on the place.
They lost too much time in getting
'back and lorili from town.
The local lodge of Neighbors of
Woodcraft, circle No. 640, have an
nounced a bis: "SiOn" party in Wads-
ii, n..ti n t Tntrirh's evenlnit.
I n. 1,1.... ..-Ml -iiMvinpeil lor forlv-
Hi! eight and prizes will be awarded to
SjJilthe best plavors. Invitations will b"
mailed this wo"k and the a flair
promises to surpass anything this
sen son.
Henry Starr, of The Dalles, was
in Irrigon visiting a few days ago,
..iml Innked over several tracts ot
land, and expects to close a deal on
one later. Mr. Starr has been here
before, and. once here, like many
ot hi t's, never gets rid ot tne irrigon
fever tend is hound to settle here
soon. I
Mrs. 1). T. Timniernian came up
from Portland Sunday and returned
.Monday, to look over the Hockley
j place which they are about to close
' a deal on.
Mr. and Mrs. W. 11. iit i ampnor
are guests at the Glasgow home.
They are old time friends of Mr. and
Mrs. ilasi:ov.. ami arriveo n
iiuiiii, S. D., Thursday morning.
They sold out in Dakota and tire
now viewing Ihe country in ihe Ir
rigon district for a suitable farm,
to either rent or buy outright.
11. J. C.rim, brother of Thurston
Grim, came up from Aurora last
week' and made Ihe Grinis a surprise
v if.il , returning- home Monday. He
expressed much surprise at our
I summer-like weather, and the pro-
III press bcinir made.
Mrs. f.isler., of Portland
home Tuesday morning. Mrs. T.isfer
is daughter of Mrs. C. Demps-ey, and
has spent some two or three weeks
visiting her mother.
The Hermiston high school senior
class motored to Irrigon Friday and
visiled our high school part iof the
afternoon. Professor Anderson was
pleased lo have them come and has
extended them an invitation lo come
often.
We extend our sympathies to Mr.
and Mrs. W. T. Kggleslon. Their
newly born child died Sunday iit't'T
naoV Mrs. Kggleston is doing fair
ly well and we wish her tiuick recov
ery. A new justice of the peace district
has been created for the lriTgon dis
trict, and the Counly Omit has ap
pointed 0. K. Glasgow justice with
authority to appoint his own cou
ntable. VVe seldom have any use
for a just he of the peace but ii docs
away with going lo lioardman or
Hoppnor when any papers or action
might be necessary.
V. A. Ford and K. 1!. Ash. of the
first unit, are the first onen to sign
a contract with the railroad com
pany lor seed corn, and agree to
build a silo (his season. This is,
going some for the first week after
the announcement, of furnishing t.'ne
seed corn. We look for many others
to rush in this week while the jeed
raised in ihis district is available.
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Sporty Models
. That appeal to young men
and men who forget to grow
old.
.You .will .find, them .in
abundance at my shop.
The newest styles with
good lines and snappy ap
pearance. . .A fabric that suits your
taste and tailoring that fits
your figure.
. . Bigger values for your
money.
Let us show you the
snappy models for spring
and summer.
ade-to-Measure Clothes
My Cleaning, Pressing and
Repairing Department is
complete and up-to-date
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i cense plate for 11)2 1, between T.ex-
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Fi-om my ranch ten mil. north '"" "l ' .V"' '"''"'"V
o( lone, I black mare, brandeil "IV
wilh bar over it. Suitable reward
for her return of for informal ion
leading to her recovery. Kd. Ueilma.
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GANOS and ROME BEAUTIES
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elps Grocery
Co.
laui.K sai.i;
ses, came a no rarm n
my farm, 6iiiiles southe
ner, Saturday, April 2,
nine at 1 1 '00 a. in. A
months wil he given on approved
note;!. Arthur V. Djkxlnt, Owner.
h. W. Briggs, I'.A. Mc.Mcnamln,
Clerk. Auctioneer.
There will be a iiiiblio sale of hor-
ano rami tnacmnery at
ant ot Hepp
11)21, begin-
in, A credit of six
'i m ir sai.i:
Theie will bp a public sab' at my
ranch, one ant one-half mih-s north
east of Kightinile center schoolhouse
Saturday, March 26, IfiSI. com-iii(-nclng
at. 11:00 a. rn.. ;. tv num
ber of fine work l:or-e mm! mules
Holt coiuhine and other faun ma
rhin'Ty wl be sold ( i'-dii to Nov.
1 . 1H21, will be gm n on t.fipioveil
noten j,t X per cent iei- re t or '. pei
cent off Tor cash.
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F. A. Mc.M' ni..in. A n-i r.
Tlii.s batik expects from you
Cdtifitk'ncc intlic integrity of
ii.-- inaiiagciiient ; apprecia
tion of our service and the
prudent useo of its funds for
your benefit; desire on your
part to use its service.
At the same time, you have
a right to expect of this bank
safety for your funds, a full
measure of service, includ
ing accurate and reliable
methods, honest advice, and
helpful financial guidance
on any matters that concern
your interests.
First National Bank
Wanted ( paid fur i livi.i i.ji-
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Heppner, Oregon
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