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THE HEPPNER HERALD, HEPPNER. OREGON
Tuesday, October 17, 1922
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
HXH!!XXMX!! S w- Rbart. brakeman on the
!. .J. j Heppner branch train for (he past
! year , has been tian';r rred to a
I freight run between I'o. Uund and
! The Dnllos -with head-; Jarters at
J'ovthm.-J. Mrs. Itobart. and Die child-,H-
J- I,id'1,! im I-vWH,r,r()) .ft for that city Monday and Mr.
Wednesday. ! Ki)..llt fonow thei.i ;n a day or
.Mr. and Mrs. Jim I hompson went ! lwo. y. Shearer, of The Dalles, takes
CAKD OF THAXK9
to Portland Tue.-day ini'iriin-. Jiiii
lny, Jr., and Louise P-:t .Saturday
morning to join them. They all x
pect to return Wednesday evenin;:.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin He id and
daughter Lois left Saturday nivht in
their car for Pendleton lo :-pend ;.
and at,, to
. vr days wilh rel uiv
hunt.
October special V' d lire chains
t.ize 3(1x3, regular M.uo; extra
lieavv ST.. i)0 at Hei-iner Cava;re. iitf
Mrs. Emmet t ' Ciichrali, chairman
of the ;ed Ci'oss roll cjiIJ, intimates
to the Herald UiM has some
thing "up her s'l-cve" rtct rif tii; that
worhty activity thiit v. 11 "knock 'cm
lor a goal" when the time come:;.
The Herald h'-a is ruiaoi s occasion
ally that a "coiiiiiimiily sing" is be
in;,' planned for Heppm r. Maybe it's
part of the coming Ked (Jio;,s c.iin
paign, who knows?
Ji in Curly, well known rhe piuaii
til Juniper canyon, whs in town dur
ing the week on business. The grass
i. coming along line in ins kociioii
s lice the recent rains, Mr. Carty
says, and tilings are looking pretty
good. "We can always stand more
i.iiii in Juniper," (jaoth Jim.
We have soiii" uncalled for sails
; nil overcoats for saie cheap. High
i, lines for little money. I.loyd Hut
cliinson, "Where I hey Chun Chillies'
can." ii-lif
A. fine son was horn, to Mr. and
Mis. Arthur McAlee last Thursday
morning and all are reported doing
'..ell. Ail is now ready to bet any
amount of money I hut lie has the two
J.ncst sons in this world.
lloh iluschke was a passenger for
J'-ndlcton Saturday morning.
Mrs. V. O. linger, her son James
rnd lillle daughler Harriett, left
.Saturday morning for New Castle,
Pennsylvania, where Mrs. linger was
( ..Ih'd by the serious illness of her
,ed mother. Their visit will last
li.r several weeks.
Kim SALIO New kiiilling
ci. iine on. easy terms. Address;
i. X No. X7, I leppner, Oregon.
.Miss Hazel Hi-own, w
i e Monro hospital lor
i 'ovei in :; i nun u n o
iM'el ,h. Ill u . w,i:
le-r it .! al lime
ii I nj; a I no si i 1 1 1 pli i I v
iiih.-i llroun's condition
. , very critical for many days ami! hub-
- lillH-S flel- Sif.. V.SI- l -l-l;i I r,-,i 111, ! fours)
' parent:;, Mi-, and Mrs. It. W. j along;
i own, came up Hal unlay a.ml accom
I .lied her homo.
The l,i moiis "I 'al hi tinier" go i
1 : , es now ;ale a i i lepi r Garage
a : $S.7i each. i;;;i
II. IS. Hallow was a busiiu ss isil
o. in I rum I; hen t-1 1 k Kridaj .
Lester li.ioliule and in Ii Chi hough
a liiiiiling woiii u r,-w days ago and
it. dike sonic others who go and come,
i- ey hroiighl h.;ch a i'ti pound 2-
' ' 'tilt Illicit. I.osler is the Ulan enlit
'' d lo cut a notch on his lain slock
in this case ,in,l u move II, e ,,i,,iv i,
: niwed Hie Herald nun the d, , ,-'.s !
h ,'d.
Alliei I Crcwd.-.on. v. ho has u j
' 'I'"1) ' u ai i he i.. . i;, ,,
h 1 1 Thll-,,i.iy I, ii- . ,,.
ma -I'.
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was in
vera I Weel .,
n 'on lo.- an
HWlS'Ml ioi-1,1
lo he 11 l;en
red.
Mr. Robert's run on the branch until
the piaco is posted and bid in per
haps about the first of next month.
Arthur L. Larson, who combines
ranching and pedagogy by operating
his fine ranch at Boardinan and
teaching school on Better creek, h:
here this week attending teachers'
institute. Mr. Larson Is an enthusi
astic farmer and is making a success
v. ilh h in tract on the Hoard man pro
ject. Last spring, wishing to seed a
K-a.cre tract to alfalfa, he stole a
march on Dame Nature in an effort
to get a real crop of hay the first
year. He combined 10 pounds of al
falfa seed, 21) pounds of Gorman mil
let and 40 pounds of Bluestem wheat.
The combination proved a success
and Mr. Larson harvested a hay crop
making three tons to the acre. He
now has a second ci-op of alfalfa
ready to cut from the same ground
that will go nearly a ton more.
DIKD At the residence of his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Briggs, at
Heppner, October 15th, 1922, Julius
French Briggs, aged twenty years
and two months. Burial at Masonic
cemetery, Monday, October ICth at
2:30 p. m. Services were held at the
grave.
Mrs. Lay Moore who has charge of
the Moore hospital has been serious
ly ill with pneumonia but at this
writing she is much improved.
Mrs. James Lindsay who was oper
ated on, for appendicitis is improving
and will soon bo able to be around
again.
Kd Kngleman from loo was a bus
iness visilor in Heppner Monday.
We wish to express our thanks to
our friends for their sympathy and
assistance on the death and burial of
our son and brother, Julius F. Briggs.
' and also for the many kindnesses ren
, dered during his life o affliction and
' suffering. These evidences of friend
: ship and love will always bo cheristi
: ed in our fondest memories.
L. W. Briggs anil Wife.
Opal Briggs,
R. M. Taylor and Wife.
CAKD OF THANKS
We wish to extend our thanks te
the people of Heppner for assist;, nor
and courtesies extended to oursoiws
and our daughter during lu r scr-.ev.s
illness, especially we want !e ti'.svA
Mrs. Ray Moore and Dr. 0. 0. V .
and the attending nurse U :V.r
splendid attention and trcsttv.ov.t
given and to all who ser.t Ws-r
and lor other eounesitj. Wo c.v.-.;-to
Hi rpner as straiiii-ns but .rc!rn
home' feeling that we :-.ie lo.vu-g
many 'kind friends.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Y. Prow n.
Miss Clowry, poplar nurse at the
Heppner hospital, left Friday moan
ing or a few days' visit at Portland.
Miss Clowry spent her vacation on an
extended trip through the eastern
and middle western states from
which she but recently returned.
r.i:i moss klkctiov
The annual election of (Jlficers of
Morrow County Chapter American
Ked Cross, will be held at the office
of the county nurse in I. O. O. F.
building, at 7:30 p. in., Wednesday.
October 25, 1D22. AH members are
expected to be present, at this nieet
r.g when officers for the ensuing
t--.iv will be elected.
MIIS. S. W.SPENCER.Pres.
2ii MRS. CHAS. THOMSON, Sec.
SHEKP LOST
On the driveway on ,the head of
:-.-.:ter creek, about October 10th a
t'.-.'.u'h of 25 or 30 mixed yearlings
Vr.uuled JM connected on shoulder.
V suitable reward will be paid any
one taking them up and notifying
:v. t
JOHN J. MONAHAN,
; T 'JT Condon, Oregon.
SIEVE PERKINS 1ST STAR
remain i,,r
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"d' M"iiah:in and other irieims.
Monah.i ii is in i h
I llile fi. inn,,. ,
Steve Perkins had a bright idea.
He would borrow Percy Jones' wife.
Tlie inspiration back of this happy
I bought was- caused hy the fact that
in order for Steve to acquire his Inheritance-
he had to be either f jry
I'our or married, and Stevowas
neit her. So the plot was batched and
Winnie Jones introduced lo Steves'
Aunt Sarah, I he guard ia n of t he fam
ily ln-aiiuiy, as .Mis. Stephen Per
kins. M far, so good. In fact, il
was immense - but Aunl Sarah 1,-iolt
a gnal liking lo Winnie, and drag
ged her ami her "hubby" off to a
col tago in I ho c u nt ry. Of
I'oi-cy .lotus bad to trail
In' wasn't going lo lot hi;, m-ii
bride on! his sighl if lie ktii-v; it.
Then, tn ma lie mailers e en more
; 1 1 1 --.-. t ing, H develops ihat'i living
rigid next door was Major Whit mall
anil' his daiis-hicr Kiiih, the hi tie:' be
in;; Ilic you.'g lad II, at Sieve was
ioiciuly in 1- 'ii' with. Aunt Sarah
thinks she Mire -els an "al'f iir" be.
I veen Percy Jones and Winnie; in
fact, she is sure of it, and sae mahe.;
up her mind . and when Aunl Sarah's
mind is ninde ep- good night! The
more Amnio Hies to slraighteu out
matier.-., the more mixed up things
become, uinl a I, tlie end "tin' only way
mi is lo tell (be tritlli.
Tic ahtn e is a faint idea of ( i
Moore's lali ,:. Selzaick I'lcl lire, -Tin'
I'hnkeli ill the Case," whi, , W,H he
showa at the Star Tilialie ne Wei'
a- day ai.d Thursday and it is chum
e;i ;i,:it Ibis lamotis cmeiban t,i,
ni ver lunai, r tha,, in ibe ,,
"t' I'crl.n s. r e. rinaii he;h
i al ; oe ami uu-ectt-u i tie pic ii i
I il is said id be funnier than h
I production, '-The 1'oor Simp." which
lX , Has Hie season's comedy hit. Teddy
! Sampson, Kathorine l-ny, Vivinn
":i"'ii anti i-.itgar .Nelson have the
supporting roles.
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(Methodist Presbyterian, Baptist)
"In union there is strength"
Sunday school at l:4."i a. m.
Sermon at 11 a. m. ami 7 ; ;Ul p.m.
Chli.liau Ktide.nor at 6:30 p. m.
Pr.l er llle, tine- 'I'hn rs.l it- " - -til
I We have a l.n,;e hi,;li st-bool class
, in our Sunday school with splendid
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The Eats That are
TREATS
We make it our business to sell meats for eats that are real
treats. And we don't comply with the food laws because it is
compulsory we do it because we want, and expect to get good
service and fair treatment from merchants and professional
men with whom we deal, and because we know it is our busi
ness to sell only the best.
For breakfast, lunch, or dinner we can supply your wants, no
matter how elaborate or how conservative. We have arrang
ed to fill all orders and would lfke to see your meat order.
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SALES and SERVICE
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temtsom
Ford parts, like almost everything else
worth while, are counterfeited. Imitation
parts are manufactured to SELL at tho
highest possible rate of profit and the
grades of steel used are consequently not
the same high quality, specially heat
treated alloy steels specified in Ford
formulas for the manufacture of GEN
UINE FOED PARTS.
Don't be misled Insist upon GENUINE FORD
PARTS made by the Ford Motor Company. By
so doing you will pet from 35 to 100 per cent
more wear from them, and you will pay the
lowest possible cost the same everywhere.
50 OF GENUINE FORD PARTS
RETAIL FOR LESS THAN 10c EACH
Ask for Parts Price Lict
When your Ford cr.r, or Fcrdson tractor needs
attention, c.ill on us. For remember we are prop
erly equipped, eirp'ioy competent mechanics, and
use Genuine Ford and Ford.j.t purtd in all
repair work:
Latourell Auto Company
Authorized Ford and Fordson Agency
Heppner, Oregon
TAR THEATRE
B. G. Sigsbce, Mgr.
Program Oct. 18 to Oct. 24 Inclusive
AVKiM..Sl).V and TIUKSD.W, OCTOUDU t8;UHl 19.
OWKX MOORE in
"The Chicken in the Case"
Pure, unadulterated, 100 per cent farce comedy. Con
coi-'.-ted lor laughing purposes only. Guaranteed to cure any
case of blues.
ALSO NE.v'S WEEKLY
FKIDAV, OCTOBKIt 20
SUSS DuPOXT ih
"The Rage of Paris"
The intense drama- of an American girl who for certain
strange reasons cast love to the winds and became the most
talked-about woman in Europe.
Also 4th Episode of IN THE DAYS OP BUFFALO BILL
SATl'KD.W, OCTOUKJt 21
PMSCILLA PKA.V in
"Conflict"
From the story by Clarence Buddington KeHard. The New
York Tribune says "The biggest thing in viver scenes ever
screened. Not a dull moment." Many scenes in this picture
photographed in Oregon.
ALSO MOVIE CHATS
SUNDAY, )( TOliUK 22
(ifJl.VN IIU.VJ'F.K and MAKCiUKKlTIC COUHTOT in
"The Cradle Buster"
Whirlwind comedy cf r.n adolescent youth. One of the fast
est, speediest, most original and thrilling of comedies.
ALSO AESOP'S FABLES
MONDAY and TUESDAY, OCTOi'.Kll 23 mid 21
DOUIS MAY mid HAIiUY MY KllS in
"Boy Crazy"
A twclvn r.'clofl; romance in a nine o'clock town. trade
war hetWM-n a b.-iii.u!.-:"! and a ..u-h;-bir.!a:hor. Coiin'lrv
tniniP'- enilp-d into buying Paris gowrii, old "billy e0ij'
vaniped into buying "i'i'e;-li:iii n's" clothef,.
ALSO POP Tl'TTLB',5 MO VINE QUEEN (v:th "TlnUipper")
S.-e all or t!io:-P td-.-l .-n-s (I hey n-e go'-') nud a s'i'an-er
coniiiig to town will think it is City L-i':;vli We:.!:. ' ' "
FRANK. SHIVELY
Practical Horseshoer
Lame and interfering horses Carefully Attended
GENERAL BLACMSMITHING y
Located at Scrivner's BlccKsmith Shop
HEPPNER OREGON
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The Road
to Happines
Mrrmem in i ii imt i ijiunpinW'"'
IS made more smooth by a substantial
t savings account. Mon-y isn't everything
but it certain'. ' 0 ,0r the rough spots in
life.
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The inborn feeling of satifaction and
contentment that accompanies a growing
Savings Account can only be appreciated
by the man or woman who has one.
Open Your Account and
Build for Happiness
Farmers and Stockgrovers
National Bank
Heppner, p
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