PAGE SIX
THE HEPPNER HERAL'D. IIEPPXER, OREGON
Tuesdav, November 21. 1022
' -LOCAL NEWS ITEMS'-
Mi.-'.- Doily llailmv 1. nil le r brother
were in from Rhea c !': ,:tiurd:
night to see tin- tiri-li o!' J I i f i
Mib.-rription campaign. Miss Har
low carried home with her an (!-
being
Kant set of table silverwan
vvimn-r of the fifth prize.
Coiih' to the Men's Class Sunday
at I ii rat rl church. 211-31
Mir. Jack tjorliani and Mi.--s Had
ley, of lloa rd man. Mere ov r from
thai live bill tr Saturday niuhl relum
ing on Sunday's train. Mis. riorham
was tlio winner of (In- Fourth prize
in t I:c Herald subscription mmpaigi,
ii scliolai .ship in Hehnke-Walker lius-
liness college at. Pol l land.
FOR SAI.K --Coal or wood heater.
Inquire al. this oilice. It
Henry (Jay, old time resident of
Illiea creek now residing near Her
iniston on an irrigated farm, was in
town, yesterday on business. Mr. Gay
Js well pleased with his new home
and Jin nays in another couple of
yearg when they get more water on
the Westland project that country
will bo a veritable Paradise. There
will be an important town at West
land, Oregon, Mr. Gay believes and
that place, which is only a Hidetrack
Jiow, iH right, at his door.
FOR KKNT Cozy 4 -room cottage. J
Inquire of John K. Johnson.
Frank Armstrong, a foinier Con
don resident now living in Portland,
is here for a while in the in teres
or tie.; Columbia Basin Wool Ware
house;. FOIt RENT Six room house part
ly furnished, in Ileppner. Call at
this ollice. 2!HI'
'. A. Me.Menamin was here from
Portland for a few days during the
week looking after busines affairs.
Mr. Me.Menamin attended the open
river meeting at Pendleton last wee'i;
and says it was a rousing good meet
ing. Joseph N. Teal and other prom
inent, business men of Portland were
present and Mr. Teal in an able ad
dress, urged concerted action on He
part of the people of the Columbia
basin in pushing the project along at
Washington, IJ. C. Mr. McMenamin
expects to return to Portland today.
John Ifealey, who is running his
sheep near Lena was in town yester
day. Why pay more for gasoline when
you can get It at the Byers Chop Mill
tor 30 cents a gallon? 8tf
John F. Kenny was in from his
ranch Friday and reported a fine rain
the night before and grass growing
fine, all of which makes any sheep
and cattle man feel good.
DO YOU WANT to Duy or trade
for one of the best 40 acre Improved
farms on Pioardman project. Ask the
editor of this paper about this place
then write Arthur L. Larsen. Echo.
Mrs. Frank Anderson went to Hot
Miss Violet Driseoll, of Spokane,
is here visiting at the It. L. Uenge
home. Miss Ijri.icoll is a niece of
Mrs. Uenge.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Avers and Mrs.
S W Spencer went to Portland last
Wednesday for a week's visit with
friends
Ah enjoyable evening was spent at
Federated church Tuesday evening
when the Christian Endeavor society
gave a banquet at which a large
number of Endeavorers from Lex
ington and lone were guests. The
banquet was all that could be desir
ed and an interesting program was
also given.
A crew of v,ornmen are engeged
straightening the Willow creek chan
nel under the .May street bridge.
After building the bridge, which is
a part of the state highway system,
it was found that it did not fit the
creew exactly and now the creek is
being built to fit the bridge.
The Patron-Teacher association
held their regular meeting at the
school house last Tuesday afternoon
with a large number of members
present. A short but interesting
program was rendered and the regu
lar order of business attended to.
Everett Pattison, who is a student
at Hehnke-Walker college in Port
land this winter returned to his
studies last Thursday after spending
a couple of weeks at home helping
out with a rush of work in the Her
ald office.
Mrs. M. L. Curran went to The
Dalles Thursday morning for a short
vi it with friends returning Friday
evening.
FOR SALE Solid oak dining
room set of table and six chairs. One
Axminster rug. Inquire of Mrs.
Geoige Aiken, Heppner, Oregon. 3 Id
It lake Friday for a short stay.
NOTICE
Change of terms Commencing on
November 1st, 1922, our terms for
all merchandise will be cash on de
livery or strictly thirty (30) Cays.
So do not put ub in anmbarrassing
position by asking us for further
time, which would be impossible for
us to allow.
We appreciate the trade accorded
us in the past and respectfully solicit
the same for the future as indicated
above. Yours very truly,
GILLIAM & BISBEE.
01 TIC.KKS KLKCTKI) BY THE
LOCAL RED 0'ItOSS CHAPTER
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J J. R. DocHerty j
"The House Furnisher" I
I 3rd at Washington Street, THE DALLES, OREGON
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Last Wednesday afternoo at the
court house was held the annual
election of officers for the Morrow
County Chapter American Red Cross
with the following result:
Mrs. Emmett Cochran, president;
Mrs. S. W. Spencer, vice-president;
Mrs. Gay M. Anderson, secretary;
David Wilson, treasurer. Members
of executive committee elected were:
Mrs. Phill Cohn, Mrs. C. C. Calkins,
Mrs. C. W. McNamer, Miss Lulu
Hager, Dr. A. D. McMurdo, J. A.
Waters, S. E. Notson, of Heppner, C.
E Glasgow of Irrigon; Jack Gorham,
of Boardman; Mrs Chas. ' Bartholo
mew, of Pine City; Mrs. Percy
Hughes, of Lena; Mrs. G. A. Bleak
man, of Hardnian; Mrs. Jenny Love
of Cecil; Mrs. Bert Mason, of lone;
Mrs. E. G. Sloeum, of Lexington;
Mrs. L na Snell Sliurte, was re-elected
chairman of the Junior lied Cioss.
Miss Grace Harrington, advisory
nurse of- the Pacific division, who is
on a trip of inspection of all chap
ters where the public health program
is being carried out, was present and
gave an interesting talk on the work
now under way and asked for coop
eration between all branches of the
work-. S. E. Xotson also told of the
work being done here for the ex
service men and of the work yet to
he done along that line and empha
sized the thought that service to the
sick and disabled veterans is above
things the first dutv of tlm n,,i
Cross.
The work of the county nurse
whose work has been supported dur
ing the past year by the Red Cioss
was recommended by many speakers
and recommendation made that this
work be continued.
QTAR THEATR
B. G. Sigsbce, Algr.
Program Nov. 21 to Nov. 28 Inclusive
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
EUGENE O'HRJEX in
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Chivalrous Charley
There are a thousand ways of getting into trouble and 999
of them are women, and Charley Reilly knew them all. A
comedy from life itself. - '
ALSO NEWS WEEKLY
FRIDAY
MARIE PREVOST and HARRY MEYERS in
"Nobody's Fool"
The sparkling comedy drama of a beautiful girl who knew
all about men, until she met the man who knew all about
women.
ALSO 9th EPISODE OF BUFFALO BILL
SATURDAY
NAXOOK HIMSELF in
"Nanook of the North"
An Epic of the Snowlanrts. The marvel drama of the fear
loss, lovable, happy-go-lucky Eskimo. The truthful and thrill
ing story of how they live, love, battle and dream at the ton
of the world.
Distinctive! Different! Everybody should see it.
ALSO MOVIE CHATS AND COMEDY
SUNDAY-
(TLLEN LAX MS in
TKanlisiving
Foi
fit of Heppner Ivodeo
B g-MSDAY,
FAIR PAVILION
ErVerybody Invited Good Music
Th is space contributed by
Central Marhet Latourell Auto Co.
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HIllsniAS SEAL I!t! E TO
i::ci:mi5i::s first
The fifteenth anniml s.nl r
Christmas seals by the Oregon Tu- ;
berculosis a.8ociaUoii, will be launch- i
ed throughout the state December
first and continue throughout the;
month, closing Christinas eve. Never ;
before has the state been so well or-i
ganized, from the most remote rural !
district through its school or settle-1
menl, down tu the large cities, and j
for hat reason the most successful '
campaign in the history of the or-!
ganizatkm is anticipated.
Mrs. Saidie Orr-Dunbar, executive
secretary of the association, who has
spent much , time throughout the
state during the past two monhs, set
ting up the organization, says of the
lvalue of the work: "I want to call
attention to the people of the state
to the fact that in 1904 of every
100,000 deaths occuring were due to
tuberculosis and that in 1921 only
100 of every 100,000 deaths were
due to this disease. Is this saving
worthy of the continued support of
the people cf the state? The answer
in past years has been a boost for a
healthier Oregon by means of a lib
eral purchase of seals. The purchase
must be liberal, as our budget for all
of our work throughout the state
ft r the t;:niim c:;r Is J H. 000 anil
our only souivo of income is the sale
of seals at a penny apiece."
County, ii;y and village agt nts for
this vart of the state have been as
signed as fidluws:
Gilliam eouii'.v Mrs. Clay Clark,
Reading club, Arlington; frl.s. T fi.
Weinke, eadin-: club, Condon; Mrs-,
llelle Keys, Mayhlle; Miss Georgia
Perry, Lone Rook.
I Cram county Mrs EJith Wyllie,
Dayville
Morrow county Mrs. Jennie Lowe
Cecil; Mrs. F. R. Bennett, Lexin,'-
"Watch Your Step"
A zippy comedy that shatters all records for speed and ac
tion, in which a city fellow in a hickory shirt battles a coun
try hick m tailor-mades for the hand of the banker's daughter
Also Nature Scenic, "Climbing Mazamas" and Cortoon
"Jerry or the Job."
MONDAY and TUESDAY
I'Al'lJXE FREDERICK in
"The Glory of Clementina"
From the story by Wm. J. Locke. A remarkable story and
a most brilU iu characterization by Miss Frederick, in a be
witching outlay of stunning gowns. i
ALSO TRAVELAUGHS
FANCY FRUIT and BON BON DISHES
Just Arrived at
CASH VARIETY STORE
Big Values for Little Money
25 Cents out of every $1.00
Ycu are now paying for insurance can remain
in your pocket when
you renew that Fire Insurance
policy in the
Oregon Fire Relief Assn.
F. R Brown Agent For Morrow County
Phone Office 642, Res. 29F14. Heppner, Or.
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ton; C. F. Grover, Irrigon; J. P.
Mulkey, Roardman; M.'s. A. L. Ayers,
Woinans' Relief Corrs, Heppacr; Mr.
Arthur L Larsen, Star Route, Echo;
Karl Kirsch, Hardnian; J. C. Tuc'K-
ier, lone.
Wasco county Mrs J. WeUer, Mo-
sier; Mrs. Ida tarusie, .Moody; Miss
Vesta Holt. Y.M.C.A.. The Dalles.
Wheeler iounty -Mrs. C. D. Bar
nard, Woman's Relief Corps, Fojsil.
re-si!
Headquarters
for the famous
Hardeman
Hats
NOW $4.00
Sam Hughes Co.
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