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About The gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 12, 1914)
HEPPNER GARAGE ALBERT BOWH.ER. Frop, Agent for FORD, MITCHELL, and OVERLAND CARS Full line of Automobile Supplies, Oils, Gasoline, and Kerosene Now booking orders for delivery of autos in car load lots. leal We hlave for sale GRAIN FARMS ALFALFA FARMS STOCK RANCHES And some good pieces of City Property at prices that are attractive. Terms easy. If interested, come and see us. SMEAD & CRAWFO LEXINGTON ITEMS. Chas. Johnson is away tagging sheep. He expects to be gone about a week. Grandma Booher has been on the sick list for the past three weeks. She is some better now. Frank Hunkers is the newest possessor of an automobile. He says it is plenty swift enough for him. Mrs. Al Zink is home after quite a visit with her mother. She says her mother doesn't seem to improve in health. Rev. Orr, presiding elder, came to Lexington Tuesday night and went on to Eight Mile, accompa nied by Rev. Taber, to hold ser vices. ' ' French Bros, were busy Sunday unloading their new caterpillar engine to be used for1 farming purposes on their ranch near Lexington. Born, Wednesday morning, Feb. 4, to Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Breshears at their home on Knob Hill, a 10-pound daughter. All doing nicely. Don't forget the bazaar, enter tainment and generally good time to be had Feb. 20, by the Home Mission Society at Artisan hall. Heaps and heaps of good eats to be had. " W. G. Scott, our local banker, is in the good Samaritan hospital at Portland receiving treatment for tuberculosis of the face. We hope he will soon be able to re turn home. r' Lexington people were treated to a lecture at the Congregation al church both morning, and eve ning by Dr. Conder, of Heppner. His address in the evening was on character building. ; r COMMERCIAL CLUB POT-POURRI Edited by the Pub licity Department. GREAT POWER, ' . -SMALL COST People s Cash Market TWICHELL & WRIGHT, Proprietors FRESH AND SMOKED MEATS Hamburger and Sausage Fresh Every Day Come in and inspect our Shop. Cleanliness is our Motto. The housewife should not forget that 7?$ is our phone number. Call uh up and got what you want. PEOPLE'S CASH MARKET : The Engine With the - Snap. No Pipes to Freeze. Always on the Job. r Fuller & Johnson's 1 horse power horizontal engine only $55. Your dealer will supply and guar antee. More power if you want at an equal low price.' To Whom It May Con cern: I wish to close my wood and coal business. All bills remain ing unpaid after the 10th of February will be placed in the hands of an attorney for collec tion. Elmer Beaman. Hat For Trade. If the party who got that Con queror hat, Western style, size 7, at the Glenn Hayes dance last Saturday n ght will kindly return the same to the Gazette-Times off ce he may get his own hat! ; Heppner Farmers Union Warehouse Co. Wool, Grain Choice Flour - $5.00 per bbl. Wood, Coal, Cedar Posts and Rolled Barley Best prices paid for Hides and Pelts The Federated Church. 1 The pastor, Dr. TJ McMurrayj 'will occupy the pulpit of the Federated church next Sunday morning and evening. All who attend these services are extend ed a cordial welcome. The fore noon service begins at 11 o'clock, and the evening worship at7: 30. Licensed Embalraer Lady Assistant J. L. YEAGER FUNERAL DIRECTOR Phone Residence. Heppner, Oregon yI)o you contemplate having any work dimti in the line of building? If ho give Hurry .lolumoii a cliiincje to figure with you. FirHt class work and satisfaction guaranteed tf. Coos Bav is the coming seaport town of Oregon It is a Rood olace to make an investti ent right now. See Snieart & Crawford for particu lars. 1 Hepimer t'oinineroial Club liiefts the first and third Fridays of cadi mouth in the I. O. (). F. hall. Up to the first of April the ineet Insrs will be open to all citizens, but after that time the organization will hold Its business meetings In the presence of members only. You will want to attend every meeting, so get right with yourself and the Club and shell out that $1.50 for a mem bership card. As one man remarked, ''That amount will not hurt anybody and It may help to do us all a lot of good." The Club Is rapidly getting on a working basis. The committees thus far appointed have accomplished results very satisfactory to the or ganization and everything points to a successful campaign of promotion and publicity. There has been no 'desire on the part of any of the mem bers to go out and do some great big thing, but on the contrary to look after the many small tilings which Interest the community at large. That is the object of every commercial body and in no other way can club work be successful. Tills is a basis on which every citizen of Heppner and contiguous territory can come in on and the result ofsucli co-operative effort will be of Inesti mable value. This Club will need money, of course, but the need of personal co-operation is far greater. Thoughtful preparation will make the Club's finances go much farther and with a good big workingorgnn i.ation the demand on each member will be moderate. In speaking of the need of a com mercial club, President Smead said: "I make this statement without fear of contradiction. There Is not a town today, in Oregon or any other state, which is going ahead in any respect but has a good live commer cial club. On the other hand, there is not a dead town in any of the ter rltory mentioned which liasanykind of a commercial organization." Isn't that the truth? We havesampleH of both here in Oregon, but it's a cinch we don't want Heppner classified with the latter. How shall we have a live commer cial organization? By everybody joining the rlub andthenKittiugliack and leave the work to a few public spirited citizens? We think not. For every membership card we must have a good, live booster for Hepp ner and Morrow county. In nootlier wav can real effective work be ac complished. Certainly the heavier work must fall upon those having the management of the Club, lint is it not possible for you, Mr Citizen, to give two evenings of the month to the welfare and upbuilding of the community in which you live? Have not you some ideas on the subject of community betterment you think wortli while to discuss with your fellow man? You surely have. It will not cost you a cent to express your ideas. Attend the meet lugs, say what you have to say, hear the other fellow's views, and then line up with the Club for a bigger and bet ter Heppner. There Is no room in Heaven for the knocker. His soul is too small to generate light and niiiH lie cast into the dark. He is a failure here on earth and howls at the success of others. He usually knows more about the other fellow's business than ids own, probably from the reason that he has very little busi ness of his own. At the last meeting of the Club an entertainment committee was ap pointed to serve one month. It is composed of live wires and the niein. Iiers can expect some high jinx In the near future. Secure that membership card now. You can secure one from any ol the following: Dr. F. N. Cliristensen, O. trawford, First National bank, Minor & Co., Phelps Grocery Co., W. O.Hill, foy M. Turner, Win. Ilaylor, Dr. N. E. Wlnnard, C. K. Woodson, S E. Notson, v , w . Miiena. i ne membership fee is one dollar and the dues fifty cents a month. , Irisurn yonr auto. w. W. Smead can give you cheap rates in a good company. PEOPLE who do not know Should know that FRIEDRICH "THE TAILOR" turns out the liest fitting and best made clothes in Heppner $1000 FREE IF I FAIL TO CORE any CJUiCER or TITO POOR CURED AT HALF PRISE OK FREE NO KNIFE, OR PAiH NO PAY UNTIL CURED j by GUARANTEE. No X Hay or other swindle WRITTEN GUARANTEE. 3-day painless plaftteri ANY TUMOR, LUMP' or SORE on the LIP. FACE or body long is CANCER. It Hover Pains Until Last , SUlt. 120-PAGE BOOK J sent tree: testimonials I of THOUSANDS CURED Any Lump n Woman's Breast I BELIEVE IS ALWAYS CANCER, and ALWAYS polsont tftto Hands In tha armrttand KILLS QUICKLY I swaar wa hava CURED 10,000. Gaisa soma ""SOIdDr.&Mrs. CHAMLEY i "OST MCCIttm CAKfl PtOtAllSTS IIVIW" A B 436 Vritncia St, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL KINDLY MAIL this to someone with CANCER If you want to save money on your Fire insurance, see Smead. tf. For sale, at a bargain, a fine high grade organ. A J. STEVENSON. ' Flowers for Parties SILK CORSAGE, SHIELDS, CORDS and TIES FUNERAL DESIGNS A SPECIALTY The Jewell Greenhouses THE DALLES Phone B 2721 OREGON Vf.,llri SSHa? 1 4(3?S?S Ask your doaler about the new Wl:! J$jm PRESENTS til .-. Wi HI ll II I. I 4JT Hit 'VWf. a"r- SB r. fi m m n 'at m ,39 ., ,1 m na muJb VIM ft ''Olympic" Wheat Hearta fe-'L'. i "Olympic" Pancake Flour .Tint the dandiest, catch iest, most interesting llVs': "nrw" novelties imiuriua- n .1 1 r1 .. if rortiana flouring Portland, Oregoa For Sale A fonr-year-old Guernsey ball. This is a splendid animal. might consider tfHde for goud beet producing cow a. ' Joseph EBktlson, 2itf Lexington, Oregon. Bring us your roultry. Highest market prices caid at all 1 1 inns. Poo ple'i Cain Market. LIGHT UP. A little more good light in your home always makes it more cheer ful. ' ' While I am hete I can make good offers to you for all kinds of house wiring and re-wiring, elec tric Hnnr hells, burglar alarms, etc. You can meet me at the Palace Hotel any evening after 5 p. m., or leave word and 1 will call on you at your house.' R. D. Richardson. Spraying Material SULPHUR, LIME, ARSENATE OF LEAD both powder and liquid form. Get it at - SLOCUM DRUG CO. Imperial Cleaning & Dye Works "W.R. HUBBARD, Prop. GARRIGUES BUILDING, Main Street. Heppner We have installed a Dry Cleaner, and are prepared to . turn out high class work. Brine your old clothes to us ana we win mane them look like new. Hats Cleaned and Blocked Gloves Cleaned and Shaped MI f A C IJ ( Funeral Director L. vnuL and Embalmer : , , ; CALLS ANSWERED DAY OR NIGHT. Legal Blanks? YES, at G-T Office.
