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About The gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925 | View Entire Issue (June 7, 1917)
THTC GAZETTK-TntES, HEPPNKR. ORE-. THURSDAY. JUXE 7, 1817 PAGE tWO At The Churches. 4 Do You Want To Sell? Church of Christ Subject of the Sunday morning sermon, "Keeping up steam. There will be no preaching Sunday evening, but the public Is cordially invited to hear the musical Cantata to be given by a union chorus at the i i Federated church at 8 p. m. Free for all FORDS Main Spoft Event at the SPECIAL RED CROSS BAY HEPPNER, JUNE 9th (CA AA Cash Prize to Ford winning P DU. UU first place in 25-mile event against time. Absolutely open to all Fords, and FORDS ONLY: 2nd prize two Ford tires, 3rd prize one Ford tire. t 1 f I? i All cars entered must haye standard Ford KlllPQ fit I1 ntlTV-gearing, have no alterations from standard IIUIVO UI IJ11U J touring or roadster bodies. AH contestants must be residents of Morrow county. All entries must be made by 11 o'clock Saturday morning, cars to be registered for entry by Creston Maddock at the Palace hotel. MANV OTQflEES EVEIWS 100-yard Free for All Foot Race, $ 1st, J2i0 2nd 100-yard dash, Boys under 14 years, $5.50 adi $1.00 Bicycle Race, for boys under 14, $5.00 ad $250 Girls' Flag Race. Inter-City Race, 220 yds., Free for all, $5 & $250 ALL EVENTS WILL START AT FAIR PAVILION NO ENTRANCE FEE Charged For Any Event Absolutely the best line of spcits ever held in Heppner. The auto race will take place irr .mediately f c !' v 1 1 the afternoon program. Other spoils will 1c t.c:d while auto race is in progress. PREMIER WHITE WYANDOTTE For Sale or Trade Belgian rtafr TyPlifllll tLTsZpSTS eggs for hatching, $1.60 per 15 eggs, lion 8 years old, weight. 1609, bred 1 1 ISUiU "' imtmMutti Sweepstake winners at Dayton, Wash, trom imported' horse, will tell for TST "r and Moscow Idaho ,200 0I" trade lor hor8e8' , Good 0011 BWrtr J eHiM-. too d ana Moscow, laano. getter. JAS. CARTY, Lexington, Or. mmnmrnt. iwirmce. W. CLAUD COX, Heppner, Ore. . bs Knd tM h TO. M TtvUaUl" itttltot f TrM Vtcctne, FOR SALE New 1917 Stadebak- ario. m-- ipim Curtcn. NOTICE OF ESTRAY. er six, 60-horsepower, seven paseea- m T.fT.."; ftr- Notice is hereby given that 1 have er car 6 bargain- Has run less . taken up and now hold at the Swen "FJVTZiJ Fomim WMtea " hBryest ag , , . take a cheap Ford as part payment. ... Troedson place four miles north- j jj SPARKS enfclmiw; can Jiandle either steam or east of Morgan, one Jersey bull calf, M Call at Btar Theatre, four months old. Owner may have Glasses fitted satisfactorily by Dr. Hepfg. said animal by paying all costs. Jinnard. or rnney MtaMJj MauLrx HAY TO SALE. IN- J. A. TROEDSON, y0U can aiway8 flna him. No charge QUI KB C. K. FDINTaB. LEXINO- Morgan, Ore. for testing eyes. : tf. TON. OBEE. - The Federated Church Sunday school 9:45 a. m. Topic of morning sermon "Divine Protection for The Family." In the evening union service at which the sacred Cantata, "The Roll ing Seasons" will be given by a community chorus. Christian Endeavor at 7:00, Sub ect, "Loyalty". Leader, Loa Brlggs. H. A. Noyes, Pastor. Cantata The sacred Cantata "The Rolljng Seasons" by Caleb Semper, will , be rendered at the Federated church next Sunday evening. A chorus of about twenty five voices has been training for this musical production and we are sure the public will enjoy and appreciate the occasion. Auto Accident While driving home from a trip to Washington Sunday night Victor Martin. George Connell and Hugh Rhea had an automobile -accident which seriously injured Connell and Martin and ruined the car. Thev were driving at a high rate of speed on a level road when the radius rod broke, letting the front of the car down and causing it to turn over two or three times. Connell and Rhea were caught under the car, and Martin was thrown out through the wind shield. Martin sustained some cutB and had his ankle sprained, but he succeeded in getting the car off the others. Hueh Rhea was uninjured, and he walked to Umatilla, 15 miles, and telegraphed to Echo for assistance. He made the 15 miles in two and one half hours. The men were brought home the following morning. Conn ell was so severely bruised that he was confined to bed for some time, and Martin is getting around on crut ches. Echo News. I have buyers for stock ranches;! also combination stock and grain; and hay ranches. i IF YOUR PRICE IS RIGHT 1 canj make a sale for you at once. Give me full particulars in first letter. , W. D. NEWLON, Lexington, Ore. ttMIHMWMHH4HHtM4IIMMHtlMWMm WE SELL PUKE WHITE FLOUR NOME BETTER HEPPNER FARMERS' UNION WAREHOUSE CO. WE HANDLE WHEAT AND WOOL. HIGHEST PRICES PAI DFOR HIDES AND PELTS. Kitclies Goes to Portland Llovd Ritches, who has been edit ing and publishing the Stanfield Stan dard for the past two years, has leas ed . his Plant there and has taken charge of the business department of the Weekly Oregonian in Portland. Mr. Ritches has given the paper over to the charge of Maurice Hyde, graduate of the department of journalism at the University of Ore gon. While in the field of Eastern Oregon journalism, Mr. Ritches got out an excellent paper. He will be missed in his profession here, as he will also be missed in musical circles. Mr. Hyde has had thorough prepar atory training and it is safe to pre dict that he will give the people of Stanfield the same good paper that that prosperous community has been receiving In the past. "hen your thoughts turn to Eats Think of Us Phelps Grocery Co. Stock Growers Who Enlist Retain Grazing Preferences. Oreeon and Washington stock growers having National Forest graz lng preferences who enlist in the ar my or navy will not lose these pref nrences during the period of their en Hutment, even though they do not use the range, is the announcement nf District Forester George H. Cecil, Portland, Oregon. In order to hold their preferences they must simply file a statement similar to that now remit red of State and Federal em ployees who wish to discontinue use of the range during their term of service without losing their prefer ence. Use of the range in their ab sence will he provided for by issuing 'temporary permits to others, with the understanding that the privilege of use terminates when the former permittee returns. Preference priv- lleees temporarily surrendered are subject to any general changes affect lne ranee use which may be made during the absence of the holders. Wool All In All of the wool from the Butter creek country that is handled by the Pacific Coast warehouse, Is now in, and most of it has been shipped. A lot of 35.000 to 40,000 pounds from near Heppner may be brought over soon, If the road conditions permit. Echo News. Vawter Crawford returned Mon day from a trip into the Wallowa country, where he visited for a few days at the home of his brother, O. O. Crawford at Enterprise. He was accompanied home by his mother, Mrs. E. N. Crawford, who spent the winter In Pasco, Wash. County Clerk Waters Issued a mar riage license last week to Guy Corey and Evangeline Doble, both popular young people of Irrigon. Miss Doble graduated this ydar from the Milton high school. The marriage took place at the home of L. B. Kicker in Milton. Mr. Kicker was formerly principal of the school at Irrigan. Max Rogers was an incoming pass enger on Sunday's train. He has been going to school in Portland all winter, but he. reports he is back in Heppner to stay. MT. HOOD ICE CREAM Pure -:- Delicious -:- Ref resiling Something Special Every Sunday ALL SOFT DRINKS SERVED HERE THE VERY BEST THE PALM LOWNEY'S CHOCOLATES BEST CANDIES Ford THE UNIVERSAL CAR Pleasing in appearance, with Interior appoint ments up-to-date, the Ford Sedan brings all the delights of the enclosed car with the assured Ford economy in operation and maintenance. The price of the Sedan is $645, Runabout $345, Touring Car $360, Couplelet $505, Town Car $595 all f. o. b. Detroit. Order now. WALTHER-W1LLIAMS HDWE. CO. J. O. RASMUS, Mgr. Sales Room in Yeager Blbp;., Main St. L. MONTERESTELU 'V-.' MARBLE AND GRANITE WORKS PENDLETON, OREGON FINE MONUMENT AND CEMETERY WORK All parties interested in getting work in my line should get my prices and estimates before placing their orders ALL WORK GUARANTEED LAAAAAitJt--i.AAAAj.j.i rTTTTT TtTTTTTTtt" t
