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Tase Eight 1 THE GAZETTE-TIMES, HEPPNER. OREGON, THtJKSD AY, NOVEMBER 8, 1917. teLi5f.ietsii.i;i; C" . . TV : .. ... .v.1 . .... EDITORIAL SECTION The Gazette-Times The Heppner Gazette, Established March, 30, 1883. The Ileppner Times, Established November 18, 1897. Consolidated February 15, 1912. VAWTEK CKAWI OHD, Proprietor. AKTHVK R. CHAWFOKI), Editor. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: Three Months .50 One Year Ux Months. 75Bingle Copies. $1.50 .05 Issued every Thursday morning, and entered at the postoffice at Heppner, Oregon, as second-class matter. OFFICIAL PAPER FOR MORROW COUNTY. Vm. McMurray, General Passenger Agent, Portland Sale dates: November 1st to 24th; return limit, 27 days from date of sale. Liiulsey-Hansley. Harry H. Lindsey and Pearl Louise Hansley were married in this city on Wednesday afternoon, Turner B. Mac Donald, pastor of the Christian church, performing the ceremony. Mr. Lindsey is a resident of the lone section and engaged In farming there. The bride comes from Wasco, Sher man county, which was Mr. Llndsey'8 former home. They are both fine oung people and enter this new re lation wltn Drlgnt prospects ueiure them. Morrow County Man Exempted. The Umatilla county exemption board has granted an exemption on grounds of dependency to Elias Paul Kessler, transferred here from Mor row county. He has a mother and sis ter depending on his labor. Pendle ton Tribune. Mrs. C. C. Chick and Mrs. L. Davidson, of lone, were visitors Heppner Monday. OCS Rambouillet Rams For Sale Choice 1- and 2-year-old, pure bred Rambouillet range rams from celebrated flockc of R. A. Jackson, Dayton, Washington. Rams now at Stanfield, Ore gon. Also 19 Hampshire and Oxford rams, and few Lincoln rams for sale. If interested write or 'pb.ne T. F. BOYLEN, or DAN P. SMYTHE, Tendleton, Oregon. 'wssaasESBmsmasEBssssame. f.P 1 Mrs. Arthur Smith left for Salem this morning, where she will visit her i daughter, Mrs. Annie Webster. Good Potatoes For Sale Whites, $2.75 per cwt. Reds, $2.50 per cwt. Ranch or Heppner delivery. BURTON H. PECK. Lawrence Shutt departed this morning for Portland. He expects to go on to California and will be ab sent from home for some time. Episcopal Church Services. Rev. George B. Van Waters, ot Portland, will hold services at the Episcopal church in this city on Sun day, the 11th, both morning and eve rm r i heater Thursday and Friday THE TWO BIG SERIALS "PATRIA" THE NEGLECTED WIFE" Beginning next week we will show "The Neglected Wife" on Tuesday and Wednes day and "Patria" on Thursday and Friday. Saturday DOROTHY PHILLIPS "HELL MORGAN'S GIRL" E. D. Brown has returned to Hepp ner from a trip which took, him far north in the British Columbia coun try. While up there, Mr. Brown in vested in some land, and expects that he will return there later and make further investments. Mr. and Mrs. Brown will leave in a few days for California to spend the winter, that the change may be of benefit to Mr Brown's health. The departure of these good people from Heppner will be cause for regret among their large circle of friends. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Adkins, accom -"4 by their son, Albert, went to l'wii.and Friday, wnere tney expect to visit for a short time. While In the city Mr. Adkins will be examined y a specialist to astertain whether or not he may be benefitted in health and find relief from the partial par alysis he has suffered for several years past. Lee Savely, of lower Butter creek, was a business visitor In Heppner Monday. Mr. Savely Is an alfalfa hay farmer In his section. Remember the change of date of serials at the Star. After this week "The Neglected Wife" will be shown on Tuesday and Wednesday and "Pa tria" on Thursday and Friday. 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. Thomson Brothers Paul Troedson, Peter Benson and 1 Otto Lindstrom were Morgan resi dents doing business in Heppner on Wednesday. This office acknowledges a pleasant call from each of these gentlemen. Norton Winnard went ot The Dalles this week to be present at a conference of high school workers who have been enlisted in the Y. M. C. A. campaign. He is expected home this evening. A. L. Ayers and wife and Mrs. S. W. Spencer will leave this week on an extended trip to Southern California, and expect to be absent for a month or six weeks. They expect to travel by auto and the trip will be one of pleasure and recreation through the land of sunshine. Commissioner Padberg is up from lone this week attending the regular session of the county court. Water Power Available. Among the many schemes to re duce the H. C. of L. the Pacific North west bids fair to do Its share. In these states there are 35,000,000 horsepow er in the available waterfalls and riv ers of which only 1,472,000 Is being developed. The power that is wasted could be utilized and would be suffi cient to heat and light every building on the Pacific Slope. The develop ment of this power would reduce the price of coal and wood, making these fuels available for other purposes. Factories could depend upon power at a very low rate, resulting In the lo cal manufacture of products that now have to be shipped away for manufac ture, and Bhipped back for consump tion. Scobey, Montana, Sentinel. All that prevents this development Is failure of Congress to pass legisla tion under which capital can be se cured for Investment. Pinchot con servation policies have tied the hands of the west. Pacific Manufacturer. IN "The Flashlight" BLUEBIRD FEATURE SUPPORTED BY LON CHANEY Sunday and Monday Robert Harron in "The Bad Boy" A story of a juvenile delinquent who just Why Wait Until Xmas to Buy Your Books? We have just received a shipment of the latest books, also books for children of all ages. Humphreys Drug Co. ft couldn't be good. COMEDY "The Telephone Belle" A buzzing, ringing ocmedy in which the wire of love is crossed with jealousy on the tele phone of youth. Tuesday and Wednesday The Neglected Wife Commencing Nov. 15th, 1917, 1 will allow 6f0 discount on all cash sales am nnn tins' to over $5.00. On Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes, Ladies' ana uents' rurnismng Goods flnnnerl Rnnrls f!nfffifl. Teas. SniceS. Extracts.1 , , , and other articles too numerous to mention, except on Flour and Sugar. Should I run short of any goods, I will take your order and deliver the goods later. i Now is the time to lay in 1 your winter supplies. I 17 vsyiW fll If Having secured the services of three Skilled Decorators, I we are now prepared to do all work with neatness and JT dispatch in all parts of the county. jlj m xg m m FIRST NATIONAL BANK r ( We are prepared to give Farmers, Dairymen, Stock growers, Merchants, Work men, Women and Children and all our good customers the best possible service. IJ Extending every finan cial assistanceconsissent with sound banking. The First National Bank HEPPNER, OREGON ! Assets over One and One-half Million Dollars W. P. PROPHET, with a Weekly and good comedy I Hardman, Oregon.
