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THE GAZETTE-TIMES, HETPSEB, OREGON, THUESD AY. OCTOBER 18, 1917 Fafre Four M SOME GOOD ADVICE STAR THEATER Thursday and Friday The 2 Big Serials I 2nd Episodes "The Neglected Wife" PATRIA" Saturday Only Louise Lovely and Rupert Julian in "The Gift Girl" A Bluebird comedy drama reflecting life in a Persian Harem. Sunday and Monday "The Daring of Diana ' A drama of intense interest in live parts. A Blue Ribbon Vitrgraph with Anita Stewart playing the leading part. On Sunday, November 4th, the Star management announces the appearance at the Opera House in Heppner, for One Night Only, of Gene Stratton Por . ter's popular new song play "FRECKLES" NOT A MOTION PICTURE. A Real Live Company of Players. Watch for it. Strengthened by Heppner Experience Kidney disease Is too dangerous to neglect. At the first sign of backc ache, headache, dizziness or bladder disorders, you should give the weak ened kidneys prompt attention. Eat little meat, take things easier and use a reliable kidney tonic. There's no other kidney medicine so well rec ommended as Doan's Kidny Pills. Heppner people rely on them. Here's one of the many statements from Heppner people. Mrs. A. O. DeVore says: "Speaking from past experience, I gladly rec ommend Doan's Kidney Pills. I know they are a medicine of merit and I couldn't recommend a more reliable one." Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy get Doan's Kidney Pills the same that Mrs. DeVore had. Foster-Milburn Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y. Pioneer Resident Dies. Isaac Knighten, a pioneer resident of the Hardman section, died Tues day at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Anson Wright. Mr. Knighten was 84 years of age at the time of his death. He came to Morrow county with his family many years ago and settled in the Eight Mile couAtry as a farmer. Prior to that time he resid ed in the Walla Walla country near Wattsburg, Wash. Ho was a native of the state of Missouri. Interment was In the cemetery at Hariiniau. THE LEXINGTON HOTEL was opened last week by Mr. Clyde Scrlvner, with a cleaning and press ing parlor in connection. 3SS rilfc OF- Mies ana lares I will hold a Public Sale of Horses and Mules at my place in Clark's Canyon on Commencing at 10 o'clock a. m. About 50 Head of Work Mules And 25 Head of Work Mares TERMS OF SALE: Cash, or good bankable note drawing 8 per cent, interest. : HUNCH AT. NOON W. H. Padberg E. E. Miller WW OWNER AUCTIONEER , i a Btnmm. in nnn r I U VI 'JHO'dNVHUOd " WIS CM-TCT "SOMA U393Vr QNOWVia OQI$ ivi33ds urto Uti po 01$ spuoiuia ns utij dn pa jh 'laqaisi pO)Bjq.33 n ioj nuas v SI ' qo'i viouig iIP1 0S'H$ -P0S 'penp. 'hojbm SMSf-it iBsX'paiBnCp.'qojBidiainsf-is asnoq aiMjAit pa. 4iiMr Sup.a Pit Sq 9iu paiui b joj pajago S3H01VAA Nl S1VI33dS OM1 h 'fjaMr ff't " M 'SpuOKItjQ if I soua ? I I U393Vr II 01 8N3S THE PATHEPH0NE has many special features In con struction, making it the most popular talking machine on the market. It's soft, sweet reproduction so unusually free trow surface noise. No needles to change. Records guaranteed to piay one thousand times, together with, the fact that' machlnn anrl records both cost -less money than any make which can be considered to approach it in class. We Invite your Inspection and stand ready to prove our claims of its merit. THE CASE FURNITURE CO. CUMMJNGS FRUIT AND VEGE TABLE MARKET. Grower of and dealer in vegetables, fruits, tropical fruits, berries and melons. Headquarters for bananas, sweet potatoes, grapes and melons. Green tomatoes and pickling onions in any quantity. All stock fresh and value guaranteed. Deliveries made from Nursery. Phone Main 613. HARRY CUMMINGS, Mgr., Heppner, Ore. For Sale A 19.17 Chalmers Six. Only run 600 miles. Absolutely as good as new. Car has never been marred or injured In any way. Will take Ford as part payment or will sell on terms. For full particulars and terms apply to Martin Reld. Mrs. M. Belle Thompson is up from Portland to remain for a short time looking after business interests here. Mr. and Mrs. Clive Huston of Eight Mile, were Saturday visitors In Heppner. LU FILLS lil 4? I. fa h CUTTER'S BLACKLEG P!l 0 J 111 wTVV-k it laBSitS HM uro'ret nhcre other IS 'V va'.Tiiin (ail. YHfcrrNNiVI .IS-. ...-.1 KMorc I'-s.rHrVr"-;!!-, $1.03 tMo:j pi j. Llocklc? Fills! $5X8 ' V -f.-wHiiitilot, Li.', C;it:(r' slmplfflp.nd Jjrt)nj.e5t. T!9 'jliprri-'iily o( C'.t'.c.' ir(ii;rv. in iS:e to iit 1$ rii 3pt;ilizin-: i". v.ilHNfcS ANT) '.r!!!'M v. Insist um Cim-KB'a. If wiob:JiuU. ) n-U. Let Us Figure With You For Your Harvest Supplies We are better prepared than ever to fill all orders as our stock is larger and more complete and prices are less than if we had to buy on today's market. Tb omson Broth ers ' The modern fireside wtffth ' a match out I I jt " quickly. 10 t g A T 2. Fuel consumed J m '"miliiiiiik x1 on'3' w'1en eat 's C llblllSEv HEAT w needed no waste. tr A WITH No smoke or odor. ' J I PEARL pe"aMb'e- n nn ! Ik I V rn II STANDARD OIL mf' g r y Jll J COMPANY . j. j.1 PERFECTION OIL HEATER FOR SALE BY GILLIAM & BISBEE General Hardware Dealers, Heppner What Osteopathy Does For The Welfare of Women (The real cause of many of the ail ments peculiar to women was never properly understood until osteopathy was discovered. That this is a fact Is proven by the wonderful results which have been accomplished by osteopathy in the trssitmant of dis eases of women. Among those who know rbout it a grer.t deil of fame of osteopathy is attributed to its suc cess In women's cases but unfortu nately a great many women have a wrong Impression about the prac tice and consequently are prejudiced against it or are afraid of it. How Mrs. J. Investigated Twentieth Medical Advancement and Found Out What Every Woman Should Know About 1 Osteopathy - f In the October issue of Osteopath ic Health the popular magazine ab out osteopathy there is an interest ing story of a lady who did some in vestigating of osteopathy for hersolf. It tells how she visited a free clinic at an osteopathic hospital and some of the things she learned by conver sation and observation and how she later proved the merits of osteopathy by personal experience In her own case. Get a copy of this October issue of Osteopathic Health. Any osteopathic physician will be glad to present you with a copy complimentary. It Is an explanation of osteopathy In a woman's own terms and will certain ly prove Interesting reading whatever may be your own health conditions or your personal views about osteo pathy. Another instructive article in the (fctober issue of this maeazine tells about the benefit of having osteo pathic attention during pregnancy. There Is no more important time in family life than when a little new comer Is expected In the home. Ev ery married woman and every hUR band should be informed concerning the protection and satisfaction In having osteopathic assistance on such occasions. Osteopathic Health is published to give the public information about osteopathy and you can get a copy from any osteopath on request. Adv LIVE CECIL NEWS HEMS Master Herb Hynd, who is attend ing school at Heppacr. came home to Butterby Flats for a visit during the Institute vacation. Art Mnior has M. J. Bradford, painter, of Heppner making his Cecil residence a fine- place even though it is "The Last Camp." Jack Hynd and George Doney re turned home Saturday after spending the week In the mountains. Do-i't forset about the dance that Is to be held in Cecil Hall on Friday evening, the 19th. Music will be fur nished by Parson's orchestra. Robert Pope, who lias been at Walla Walla, Wash., for the past few months, returned to Cecil Friday. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Franklin went to Heppner Tuesday, where they will visit with relatives for an indefinite time. Art Minor, accompanied by his wife, Jerm O'Conner and Mr. Ellis, were Cecil callers Monday, Mr. Ellis remaining here to look after the ranch. Cecil school children gave a short Columbus Day program on Friday af ternoon under the supervision of their teacher, Miss Easton. Quite a number of visitors were present and greatly enjoyed the entertainment. Miss D. Pearl Rynming, teacher of the Eight Mile Montague school, held a basket social and program on Sat-, urday night in aid of her school. The children all did their parts well. Par ties from Arlington and Cecil were present In large numbers. Ashur Montague was auctioneer for the bas kets and did his part with some style. The handsome sum of $54.60 was raised. A Cecil basket brought $12.50. FOR SALE! ENGLISH FOX HOUNDS A Guarantee Against Coyotes. TEN DOLLARS EACH. JOHNSON LIVESTOCK GO. lone, Oregon. 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