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About The gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 1, 1917)
Fasro Four THE GAZETTE-TIMES, HEPPNER, OREGON, THTJRSD AY, NOVEMBER 1, 1917. School Children's and Farmers, Mat inee Saturday afternoon, 2:30, 25-35c FOR OPERA HOUSE, Sunday, Nov. 4 A marvelpus and unique scenic pro duction of the famous song play l 1 ftf- v WOMANHOOD !ISAW l he biory ot a nation lTi wl 1 The big patriotic picture that is hJJ sweeping the country by storm. Endorsed by PRESIDENT WILSON and THEODORE ROOSEVELT FEATURING Alice Joyce Harry Morey i and an all-star cast STAR THEATRE, SATURDAY, Matinee 2:30 ' Evening 7:30 & 9 The picture ts a direct an swer to the pacifist group and the anti-American foreigners 'in this country. It is the re ply which the American wo man makes to those who would betray or despoil her flag. It portrays the three great lores of a woman's life, the love of a maid for a man, the love of a mother for her child, the love of a woman for her country. Two Shows in the Evening 25c and 50c 11VS ! UlTliSUll ' - -wwfe TyL fPlw'P I (f 1 ! j ! 3 ly Womanhood 1! ISS . C -I' Womanhood v THE G10RY OFTHENATION" , r ANMNAU. VITA&IIAW CAST qnruni JbfcOuMftft By Gene Stratton Porter, author of "A Girl of the Limberlost," "The Harvester," etc. A supreme vovelty with brilliant flashes of Wit, Music and Pathos A Clean, Wholesome, Bully Young Play presented by A Perfect Assemblage of Players This Show Plays ONE NIGHT ONLY PRICES Orchestra $100; Balcony 75c; General Adm. 50c SEATS ON SALE AT SAM HUGHES CO. i i Know the truth about it, investigate! isles Wanted Mules Ik I Barney Doherty was up from his sanu nouuw sueep rauuu ou aiou- day. Mr. Doherty lives in Pendleton I and is at the ranch getting things !"ready for the winter. I will be at the PALACE HOTEL, HEPPNER, OH., to buy all kinds of mules from 4 to 12 years old, from 15 hands high up. Broke or unbroke. Will buy some smaller mules for the south. If you have any for sale call or write me care the above hotel and I will come out to see them. W. H. KIME Upbuilding Industry JT is the policy of the Farmers & Stockgrowers National Bank to fit in with and lend co-operation wherever and whenever it is consistent with good business and safe banking to do so. To farmers and stockgrowers particularly, we believe such a financial connection will appeal. Xo matter the size of that account we shall appre ciate It. . y FARMERS & STOCKGROWERS NATIONAL BANK Heppner Oregon i t Glasses fitted satisfactorily by Dr. Winnard, or money refunded. His prices are reasonable, and he is where you can always find him. No charge (or testing eyes. tf. - WALL PAPER BUYERS ATTEN TION. 1010 BARGAINS. Assortment never better. Nearly entire line at last years prices. Case Furniture Co NERVOUS EXHAUSTION AND AND ITS TRAIN OFEVIL INFLUENCES Constant Over-Exertion and Anxiety Cau.se Lowered Physical and Nerv ous Vitality and Make Kasy Victims of the Army of Nervous Diseases. Our nation is facing a period of great physical activity and mental anxiety and it is well to direct at tention to the army of nervous dis eases which may assail us under such circumstances and, as well, to tell how to avoid and overcome them. It is a fact although not understood by many that osteopathy has won derful efficiency in preventing and overcoming nervous complaints. The reasons for this become quite clear and logical when principles and methods of the science and practice are comprehended. know the truth about it, Investigate! Don't follow blind prejudice; get the facts for yourself. Secure a copy ot Osteopathic Health regularly. It 1b issued monthly for your information and benefit. Ask any osteopathic physician for a copy. He will be glad to supply you. Ask him to tell you about cases he has experienced in his practice. Health is a great blessing; a great 'asset; it Is what makes life worth living. If you have the will to be well, health may be within your reach. Do not let prejudice cheat you of your birthright. Get a copy of Osteopathic Health and learn about this new system of healing. Leonard R. Purkey OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN & SURGEON Adv. Heppner, Oregon Is Visiting County Schools. ' Supt. Shurte is busy this week vis iting the schools of the county. She is accompanied by Mr. Shurte who aets in the capacity of chauffeur and helps to get the car along over some of the bum roads they have to travel. Mr, and Mrs. Shurte enjoyed the ex perience of being held up by the big wind storm of last Friday in Juniper canyon with a 'broken spring. The "Why" of Nervous Diseases, and How Osteopathy Rescues and Re stores Those Afflicted With Such Complaints is Briefly ' but Clearly Explained. To guard one's self against nervous collapse it is first necessary to under stand the why of such a catastrophe, ' Such an explanation ,in simple lan guage that you will understand ap pears in Osteopathic Health for July, a copy of which can be obtained from any osteopathic physlciun free of charge. This July issue of the magazine also tells about many of the diseases which result from nerve depletion among them being Neurasthenia the disease to which so many people In the United States fall victims Hemiplegia, a form of Paralyse af fecting one-half of the body; Facial and Occupational Paralysis; Nervous Indigestion, St. Vitus' Dance, Sciati ca, Neuritis, Goitre and Epilepsy. Os teopathy does wonders In these wide ly differing cases, If you want to' Public Sale of Mules is Called Off. The public sale of mules and mares which was advertised In these col umns to take place on Saturday, Nov. 3, at my place in Clark's Canyon, has been called off. I have made a pri vate sale of the mules, and do not care at this time to dispose of the work mares advertised. " 2t. W. H. PADBEUG. Alva Jones was transferred from American Lake Monday, and with two other Morrow county boys was sent to New York. It was not learned just what the boys will do but it is sup posed they will be placed on police duty, taking the places of those who have been moved to the front In France. , .. J. C. Wattenburger has bought a home in Pendleton, at 309 Garfield street, and left yesterday with his family for their new location. The best wK'vs ol this community follow Mr. Wattenburger and-his family to their new home. Mrs. Johanna Bay less and family will move into the Wattenburger property here, she hav ing purchased the place some time agor Seed Rye for Sale At my place, In north Sand Hollow. . . MIKE SZEPANEK. Irrigon Jonathan Apples Can be had at all leading grocers in the.county. Try Irrigon Cider Surpasses all qualities of the "real stuff" except the "kick." La Doble Fruit Farm - L. A. DOBLE & SON, Irrigon, Oregon. EXPLOSIONS JAR NEW YORK DURING BATTLES Not since the munitions explosions on Black Tom Island In New York Bay had the countryside along the north' shore of Staten Island rever berated with such terrific concus sions as when Greater Vltagraph staked its military scenes of "Wo manhood, the Glory of a Nation," featuring Alice Joyce and Harry Morey which is at the Star theatre on Saturday, Nov. 3. The islanders turned out en masse to watch the sway and surge of battle. They are the first Americans, treated as a com munity, who have any Bemblance of modern war tactics as conducted be fore Verdun and on the Somrae. Her was a great departure from the old fashioned type of battle scene done for show purposes. Staten Island, a stone's throw from Manhatten, rocked under the roar of great guns to make Vitagraph's great spectacle for American military pre paredness convincing. Staten Island saw the sky ablaze at night with il luminating bombs. It beheld trench mortars hurling their explosives into the opposing burrows a few yards away. It gaped at troops, sheltered by curtin Are, hacking their way through barbed wire entanglements to rush the snug, sandbagged trench forts. It marveled at huge howitzers and 42-centimeter cannon. It shud dered and retreated in a panic at fhe gas attacks with their sinister, saf fron clouds stealing before the breeze upon the doomed defenders of other wise impregnable positions. Commodore J. Stuart Blacton, who personally produced this picture had the co-operation of the 13th Coast Defense Command, N. G. N. Y., and a company of regulars from the United States Army. The 660 men of this command weitf into camp and lived there for two weeks under strict camp conditions. The ordinarily mild aspect of the rolling terrain was changed with pick and spade until it seamed like the wrinkled face of Mars with trenches and bomb setters. Then command ing positions and ambushes alike were altered with the long blue-black muzzles of heavy guns as monuments Of ripatrunHnn i i i. ( . v.uu. xuecr engines lurn- . ed in the trenches. Pipe colls and gas masks and steel headgear and hand grenades and parachutes were behind the lines. Observation bal loons, aeroplanes and armored cars were close at hand. All these things had been assembled for the big scenes. And although days and days were spent in filming these scenes and hundreds of thousands of dollars In securing them, they only compose vivid flashes In the finished produc tion, lending atmosphere and color to the soul-stirlng production as a whole. - NOTICE Having bought the Wat. tenburger wood saw, I am now pre pared to do your wood cutting on short notice. T. Aj DRISKELLj Phone 664,' A
