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About The gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 24, 1918)
THE GAZETTE-TIMES, HEPPXER, OREGON, TIICRSD.IY, OCTOBER 24, 1918. PAGE FTYk Town and Country. 'Wes Marlatt has returned to Hepp ner after having spent the greater portion of the summer and fall at the coast He Is feeling well after a summer's vacation. A quiet wedding, which hitherto escaped the notice of the Gazette Times, took place at the study of the Christian Church on Saturday, Oct. 6th, when William Ira Iaom asd Zena F.'Samg were united In marriage by Fruuk A. Andrews. Mr. Isom is farming on Eight Mile and Miss Sams is a school teacher In that community. Mrs. M. R. Morgan of lone brought her little daughter to the Sanitoroum at Heppner on Thursday last, where (he child underwent an operation for appendicitis. Dr. Chick oi Iona per formed the operation, assisted by Dr. McMurdo of Heppner. The little pa tient is getting along well. George Hendry arrived from Yaki ma Friday and with Mrs. Hendry is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Cason in this city. Anyone can operate the Peterson Auto Tire Welder for sale by W. W. SHAMHART. 4t-pd Attorney S. E. VanVactor is In Portland this week on legal business before the U. S. Court. C. W. McNaraer, lone butcher, was doing business in Heppner on Saturday. Ell Carpenter came up from Ar lington yesterday and is spending a day or two in Hoppuer. Mr. and Mrs. S. Roberts departed for Chico, Calif., on Friday and will ,ciul Jio winter hi that city. h. ? rost is not far away. You are thinking of some of the comforts for colder weather. Sam Hughes Company have anticipated your needs in their line of Sweaters, Plain and Stripes Maclrinaws, Wool Shirts Caps, Woolen Socks and Underwear' Woolen Blankets Miss Martha B. Struck, teacher of domestic science and art in the Hepp ner schools, is enjoying lier enforced vacation visiting with her people at Lyle, Wash. See Driscoll, formerly a rssident of this plane, is here on a visit from his home at Lewislon, Idaho. He expects i: l-y ; ii d a inonwh with his relatives in ac.d about Uoppner. II. M. Clde:i was In from his Fair view ranch today. He -has ju.st finished up hit, threshing for this season and will now gai busy putting .i hit! i-uamerfaliow. Ho has been running una of i.l.e smail combines. Sheriff George McDuiTeo, E. M. Siiutt and V. 11. Brown left for Port land Tuesday whtre tlicy were sum niuiicd to appear as witnesses before the U. S. grand jury' in the Joe aarnly moonshine case. NOT TOO EARLY TO MAKE YOUR SELECTIONS NOW. Sam Hughes Co. "House of Reliable Merchandise" Just To Remind You TF you are the owner of Liberty Bonds of the First and Second Issues of 1917, you should take ad vantage of the privilege of converting them into 4 1-2 per cent bonds. This Privilege Expires November gth We are at your service. Simply bring your bonds to us and we shall be pleased to look after all the de tails. Yours for service, FIRST NATIONAL "BANK. . HEPPNER, OREGON Our Resources are now more than a Million and a Half Dollars Owners of Liberty Bonds Dr. N. E. Winnard went to Eugene . this week to vibit his son, Norton, ! who has been confined in the hospital : v. iih an attack of the flu. Norton is reported to be much better and will ! soon be entirely recovered from the , attack, 1 ! P. A. McMenamin of this city has been secured to cry a big auction sale for Mier &. Clark at La Grande, 1 on the 7th of November. Frank's . ability as an auctioneer is reaching , I beyond the borders of his home ; county. ' Mike McCabe is over from his 1 ranch near Mitchell. He states ' that the grass was never better in that country than at present and all j stock is in very prime condition to go into the winter. Mike brought his sheep out of the mountains in fine condition this fall. The property just across the street from the Gazette-Times office Is now being torn down and will be removed, the entire premises to be cleaned up and every vestage of the May fire taken away. New walks will be put in, and we ere informed by the owners thr.t it is likely a new con crete building will go up at once, this to bo 44x80 foet. The rsmoval of the old, partially destroyed wood en building is a matter to cause rejoicing. TWICE-TOLD TALE One of Interest to Our Readers. Good news bears repeating, and i when it is confirmed after a long ' lapse of time, even if we hesitated to ! believe It at first hearing, we feel I secure In accepting its truth now ; The following experience of a Hepp j ner man is confirmed after six years. ! J. H. Cox, carpenter, Baltimore I St., says: "When I catch the least 1 cold, I suffer from pain in my back, j At times it has been so bad I simply I couldn't move and have had to stay I In bed for a week or ten days. I , have used a great many medicines, but Doan's Kidney Pills have done me more good than anything else. I haven't had an attack of this i trouble for some time." i OVER SIX YEARS LATER Mr. Cox said: "It has been a long time since I have had any occasion to take a kidney medicine. I consider Doan's Kidney Pills a good, reliable medicine for backache and kidney disorders." 60c, at all dealers. Foster-Mil-. burn Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y. IDEAS HARD TO ERADICATE Erroneous Geographical Notions That Have a Firm Hoid 011 the Minds of Most People. It is curious to note with what per sistency people will adhere to current ideas without ever thinking that those Ideas do not, under nil circumstances, denote one and the same thing. As a matter of fact, the maximum heut is "between" North and South viz, along the equator, and it is as cold at the South Pole as at the North Pole. Also the words North and South are as rela tive terms ns East and West, and do not, to everyone, convey the same Idea. To make this clear, let us supposf that A stnnds at the North Pole and, turning in the direction of the country from vliich he came, feels the wind blowing in his face. He would, of course, claim that this wind wus south erly, and nobody would dure contradict him, for does not the wind come from Norway, which is south from the Pole? His companion, B, however, who stands a little distance further off, let us suy CO steps beyond the Pole, on the hemisphere on which America is situ ated, will Just as emphatically assert that this wind is northern, as It blows from the North Pole, and the snow flakes it carries after having passed the polar point no longer are directed toward the North, but the South. There is no use disputing; both are right and, although, separated by a few steps only, that which to A Is north la to B south. . 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This request is made for the purpose of conserving man power and we know that our 'patrons will patriotically cooperate in making this important war measure effective. Standard Oil Company (CALIFORNIA) I i If lift
