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THB GAZETTE-TIMES, HEPPNER, ORE., THURSDAY. SEPT. 14. 1916
Charlie Chaplin in "The Bank" at the
Star Theater, September 15 and 16.
Don't fail to see him.
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Th-3 Public is Cordial
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Inspect the
New Pianos.
It will be a pleasure
to you to hear the new
Diamond Disc Edison
'Phonograph the mas
terpiece of our National
Celebrity.
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R. F. Hynd is in the city from Port- Christian Church Services.
lan- i There will be preaching services at
Dr. N. E. Winnard left Wednesday the christIan cnurch Sunday morning
svening for Portland where he will an(J evening. Subject of sermon at
mend the sessions of the Oregon 11 a. m., "Divine Healing." Subject
State Medical Society. He will return of evening sermon, "The Power of
home Saturday. Purpose." Sunday School convenes
BOARDMAN NEWS NOTES
C. M. Voyne and wife attended the
school meeting at Castle Rock Fri
day. Miss Emma Pfiefer left for North
Yakima Monday to be with her mo
ther and enter school.
G. C. Blayden and daughter Mar
vel were early visitors in Hermiston
Wednesday.
H. A. Frick and wife returned
from Hermiston Tuesday. Mrs.
Frick Is ranch improved in health.
G C. Blayden attended the school
meeting at Castle Rock last Friday.
M. Simmons of The Dalles was in
Bpardman Wednesday going over the
project. He bought 40 acres of rail
road land while here.
N. R. Partlow of Curley, Wash, was
in the city Thursday and filed on a
homestead.
School time Is here and the parents
are anxious to get their children en
rolled for the year's work.
H n. Warner and wife were in Cas
tle Rock Friday to attend the school
meeting.
S. H. Boardman Is fixing up his lit
tle house for school purposes.
Everything will be ready for the
opening of school Monday, Sept. 18.
W. 0. Weber's mother from near
Portland is here visiting. She will
accompany the Webers on their trip
east about the middle of September.
The young child of J. Gibbons who
was quite ill, is now reported better.
Mr. Williams of The Dalles spent
Saturday looking over the project.
Miss Clara Voyne, Boardman's
teacher, attended the school meeting
at Castle Rock Friday and signed her
contract for the school year.
Dodson and Jensen, the O. W. R.
& N. bridge carpenters, have been
here aH week working on the Mes-
sner Depot.
C. C. Paine put up a temporary
building for his family to use until
he gets his store building up.
Mrs. L. Weber went to The Dalles
Monday to have some dental work
done.
The O. W. R. ft N. Co. telegraph
cars were brough back to our siding
Monday.
Miss Marian A. Long, returned Sun
day eveninc from California, where
at 10 a. m. and the Christian Endea- st,e spent the summer with her moth-
Tom Boylen Jr. of Echo, and for- vor w111 hold lts regular session at er. Miss Long, who is instructor in
mer Veil known University of Oregon 6:30 P- m- Turner MacDonald, Min- the commercial department in the
athlete, was in Heppner on business lster high school announces that she made
Monday. Mr. Boylen has had charge a speed record for herself of 6 wofds
of the ticket office at the Pendleton Grover Cox had his measure taken per mlnote during the summer". She
Round-Up during the past years, but Tuesday for a year's subscription to will endeavor to install some of this
he has turned the job over to his Morrow County's great family jour- speed into her pupils in the type
younger brother this year. nal. writing classes.
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wish to announce that they are to
distribute Studebaker Motor Cars in
Morrow County and invite you to
inspect the new cars at the Fair.
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FtfMIl FORTY HORSE POWER $Q7
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Sill FIFTY HORSEPOWER $ Hfi
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In announcing the new SERIES 17 Studebaker Cars, Studebaker for the fifth time in
its history, conclusively proves its ability to produce high class cars at moderate
prices.
Incorporating a series of refinements in the general design, these cars stand supreme
as the QUALITY cars of the season typical exemplars of the highest development
of automobile production by one of the world's ablest and most highly organized man
ufacturing institutions.
Greatly increased volume coupled with Studebaker 's unexcelled manufacturing fa
cilities and experience in designing and manufacturing motor cars of the highest qual- A
ity have enabled us to offer these new Series 17 models at attractively low prices. A
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HERBERT 1MER, Aviator I
In Thrilling Dives and Loops. He
performs the most thrilling stunts
ever attempted by an aviator.
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one of Oregon's premier musical or
ganizations, will furnish music
on all three days.
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and Pony Show, African Jungle and Girl Show,
and Judy Show, Magician, Flying Trapese and
Revolving Ladder Act three times daily, Elks'
Band of La Grande, Dancing and Other Features.
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: Lectures on Subjects of Interest to Agricul-1
turists, Horticulturists and Stockmen.
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io oe measurea Dy stuaeoaKer rttiuia ana xne new anains u cars are only to be y
considered on standards of quality applying to cars for which you are willing to pay J
much higher prices as the highest achievements of this GREAT manufacturuig insti- V
manuf adoring:
tution that for 64 years has held the esteem of the world as a QUALITY manufac-
We urge every man who expects to buy a car, no matter at what price, to see the
new SERIES 17 models before he decides. More than 3,000 of the Studebaker Deal.
ers are prepared to give demonstrations NOW.
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Colt Show. Stock Judging Contest
Best County Fair In Oregon
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STUDEBAKER
SOUTH BEND, IND. DETROIT, MICE WALKER7ILLE, ONT.
GILLIAM & BISBEE
HEPPNER, OREGON
W.W.SME AD, Secretary