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tfAGK SDL THE GAZKTTE-TDIE8, HEPPXF.R. OREGON, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1918 MK. HHHKHS MKSSA4.K. in full confidence, I rail U ... .i;e Ani.Tic.i:! people ta sot Suud.iv, Derv;iber first, ainl 31 o week following, for the con si .lmatkin of America's opportunity f r ier,o;-d service and sacrifice. Last summer, when the miliiary i. nation was acute, we ass tired the inior-a'lieii fo d conference in Lrn aJ. n that v. hatover the war food .program of lie Allies required, we vv o.v. u-. I niaat; thai the con Irreace ;ietd not consider whether ir ii . . ! :. . . applies, we were jv:pi-i.I i aii llieni; we piei;:eu oii! selves l. tiio voluntary economy f it pie iu : uve reserves in to. "i ii' l : ;!! all necessities. The cndin. ut il.e war dues not release us fro'.a the piedse. The same populations must be fed nntil another season ha-s passed they cannot fed themselves. The change in the foreign situation necessarily alters the details of our food program because the freeing of the seas from submarine menace ;renders accessible the wheat supplies u India. Ausiraii- una the Argen tine. The total food demand Upon the I'nited States is noi diminished, howev. r. On t'n? contrary, it is in creased. In addition to the supplying of thi st to whom we are already phv.ped we now have the splendid oppot utility and obligation cf mee; ing the nei us of tinte millions of people in the hitherto occupied t"r r..o:i,: . w'i.e arc C.;eii. acuta! stara ti.ii. T'u? pc.iplc f Belgium, North ern France, Serbia, Honmaiiia, ' Montenegro, Poland, Russia aud Ar j menia rely upon America for imnie : diate aid. We must also participate j i.i the preservation of the newly ! liberated nations in Australia; nor can we Ignore the effect on the future world developments of a famine condition among these other people whom we have recently re : leased from our enemies. All these 'conditions mean that upwards of two ; hundred milli-in people in addition to those we arc already pledged to serve, are now looking to us in their misery and fanrre. Our ap:.e;-l tod.iy is therefore larger than the fcrmer apneel to the "vi.v eoasfience" cf our people. Ti.o iev anreai io to .he v. oi-..l otsasvleai-e ' v. r i - h must be the guidi::?; i:u- iration of our future program. The President of DOES YOUR FORD START HARD? DO YOU WANT BRIGHTER LIGHTS? GIVE THE LECTRO METHOD A TRIAL Within a iVv minutt's' time and at little ex pMi.se tin LECTRO will automatically lo cate your electrical t realties. No more tak ing out motors or magnetos. The old way was more wasteful and expensive most times guesswork. This latest invention will re-charge your magnets equally, make your car start easy, make the lights bright er and give you real gas economy in fact, put new life and PKP into your car. LET HILL & JOHNS, OF THE UNIVERSAL GARAGE, EXPLAIN IT TO YOU. SOLD EXCLUSIVELY BY LECTRO SALES COMPANY 5CC507 HENRY BUILDING 4TH AND OAK STS., PORTLAND, OR. the United States has asked me to take charge for this government of this work; to perfect and enlarge tha arrangements for food stuffs to the populations of Belgium and France now being released and to organize and determine the need of provisions i to the liberated peoples of Southern . Europe to prevent such debacle as . has taken place in Kussia. The determining fr.etor for the I success fit such au enlarged appeal I i ; si:-? vivid consciousness in every individual in each community of obligation ai d 'opportunity. It is i that common recognition of obli;;a jtlau that we nov v.i.iii to create, j Sttcii an inteilirent "world con i science", in the American people .must be the plain Jie.-eiilencs of the .stricken countries of the world under . normal conditions are once more re I stored. America By tier participiuun iu tho war has accomplished her ob jectives of self-defease, of vindicating the efficiency of a government in which the peoplo and the perple only are sovereign. She has established lbs fi'iinda'ions of government by the people throughout the enemy coun tries and is thus the real bulwark of world peace. We have yet to build on these foundations. No govern ment nor nation can stand if its ; e.'.plc are starving. We must do our part if the world be not con : u". d in c fame of anarchy. ! The American people ia this most critical period of their history have the opporiunty to , demonstrate not only their abiliy to assist in establish ing peace on earth, but also their ! consecration by self-denial to the cause cf suffering humanity." (Signed) HERBERT HOOVER. Death iti Butter t'reek ltesident. Doc. P. Rodgers, brother of Harry Rogers, died at Seattle Saturday, November 23, and the body was brought to Echo Tuesday for burial. Doc. Rogers was 29 years and 5 months of age at the time cf dpatii. He has lived all his iife at the family home on Butter Cre?k. 'For the past 24 years he has been an in valid. Ho was loved by all who know him, as he had the sumiy dis position given to so few invalids. Echo News. m m m ? m . Does the Fanner Make the Country, or Does the Country Make the Farmer? .; jS:: . as? At one time, 1 was almost rtmvini e.3 that the iT.ury make:; the farmer but ao-r, I f-.-el ditt'er e.itly. I have been thinking of the farmers tljat live in Ms ' rr.'iiunity, the farmers '.hat coin to thli yard ij buy their building matertais, awl I ha.vc decided 0hat the farmer makes the country. You have made two blades grow where one for merly grew. That is why I say the farmers of this community have made it what it ia. i?me of you were pioneers the days were long er then for there were fewer comforts there were le ver people on the roads. first, you built a small borne, bam or stock shed. Pi-rhaps, you would not call it iiome today, but it v. i.. a protection to your loved ones. And, that is what we call home. Mother Nature has done her share, for we have had rain, tun and wind. Bnt, without your labor, he weeds would overrun the best of farm land. V;,u havs taken a lot from the soil this year a good crop and at top prices. Let this community of farmers prove beyond a d.ii'bt that it is the farmer thai makes the country. '' in i an do this by building year wife a new home. V::ie l a- earned it a home with convenience s in jhe i'.cl.r'i: a home that will save steps--a home that ; '" arm in Winter a;id coo! in 3ii!ir.ner a hti.'lie a: will hr.- ' oii.'imical to biiihl and v.--uiio'i,i'-.al in arr.:i,.'f went of space. Will you do yours? Will your stc-k sheds take care of the cattie? Aie il'.s- warm? And, have you plenty of light In theia.' Remember, light kills germs, f:tl odura and makes belter, beefier, and h.eali'r.ier stoek. m w m 'if- T'H! !'av! been succesnfal bei-aune you worked. St . i v titit to prove to you that we ran be. .uc--e.--.-f:il .f- i, ' t! v anie reason. iff-: m S3 Mt W -.- nil like to be successful. We like to show -jr neilibctliood farmers anrt bn:4iiess nin that vp iw. doing more than our y.trr to live up to what the suii-essful farmer and business man nhonld do. We will do our part. How is yonr tor.ee? We have posts that are au ;jod a-; a r-air of old-fashioned knit socks. Sui 'er fill farming and a good fence so nn.id tn Iiahd. i-ll Do you need a waik leading from the house t the barn and sheds? Don't track mud into t.h: 'ruse, lie.) kee;j it clean. Whe'i you come to town wilh grain and fan,! products, don't drive home with an empty was-on. l oad her up with lumber and coal. Do this nr,w for car shortage may deprive you of the supplies late.- 011. Do you need some battens for the barn? Makr; U as warm as possible. Line the insidi with tar paper. Re-hang the old doors that do not fit. And, by all means, protect your machinery from he weather. You would not allow your automobile stand out all winter. Then, why leave your-Implements out? And, how about the hen house? Make ft dry and warm. The chickens will reward you by announc In their own way "big, big, big, big, big egg. ilig egj." !y company is at your service. Cirnc in and tsilk these things over. We will gladly help you in -ivery way, and remember one price to all. There r-t least one grade for the work that will give you the best job for the least amount, of rnonev. Wt; wai.t to jilay our part in building up good farm buildings, by helping you. By rendering you f'KJtVK'K, All stock is up to grade, bright, fresh and asy to work. You like this country we like it but no town or country will ever be so good we can't improve it. m 5 '&' ,iti I I i"l !' "1 L. MONTERESTELU MARBLE AND GRANITE WORKS PENDLETON. OREGON FINE MONUMENT AND CEMETERY WORK All parties interested in getting work m my line should get my prices and estimates before placing their orders ALL WORK GUARANTEED The Fellow who ft argued with Jim the other nighi ran up against the shock of his life. FOIt HALF One motion picture machine, one piano, one Brunswick phonograph, one Davenport, one kitchen cabinet, one oil cook stove. See RIVERS & ACKLEY, lone, Ore. FOl'XD Geld eyeglass chain with hairpin attached. Can be had by calling at Sheriff McDuffee's office. LOST On road between Lexing ton and lone, evening of Nov. 13, one 45 automatic Colt revolver, Govern ment model. $10.00 reward. R. H. LANK, Lexington, Oregon. Jim knows tobacco. And before he got through, Jim made the fellow admit that Real Gravely tastes better and gives a satis faction you can't get out of ordinary tobacco. A small chew of Gravely Icsts so much longer that it costs nothing,extra to chew this class of tobacco. It toet further that' '$ why yon can ft tkt good tastt of this clull of tabaea without txtra cott. PEYTON BRAND Real Gravely Chewing Plug each piece packed in a pouch Position wanted by man and wife on rancu stock ranch preferred Inquire... this office. The Gazette-Times now $2.00. Have you Paid Up? All delinquents will have to be dropped after Nov. 1st. you will not miss your paper by paying now. THF.Y ALL 1KM.M IT. licppncr. Like Every City and Town in the I'nion, Receives It.. Pecple with kidney ills want to be :rcd. When on:, eufiors the tor-' i rra of an aching ba(k, relief is v.serly sought for. 71;;; re are many . ?nfadle. today that relieve but do jt cure. v Dean's Kiduuy Piils have -ought lasting results to thousands. ..r.re In Heppner evidence of their -levit. Mrs. H. Hughea, Court St., say3t "My back ached and throbbed so bad ly at times I could hardly stand the pain. The way my kidneys were act in;; caused me a lot of distress. I had taken only a few doses of Doau's Kidney Pills when I noticed a big change; my back felt stronger and my kidneys acted more regularly. One box permanently cured the trouble and since then I have enjoyed the best of health." , Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy get Doan's Kidney Pills the same that Mrs. Hughes had. Foster-Milburn Co., Mfgrs.. Buffalo.'N. Y. WANT WOMEN AT PEACE TABLE Let Our Engineer Tell You How to Build It. Tum-A-Lum Lumber Company LEXINGTON IONE '.! m Was W: m ve wt f" V m h S 4 !' , , . ' ' ' 'At c American women who have played such an Important part In America's war winning, started a movement that one of their sex should be a member of America's peace delegation to Versailles. One of the women mentioned often is Mrs. W. L. Latdlow of Washington, who has been con spicuous In national affairs Jor some time. "" Meatless Days! The People's Cash Market Is cooperating with the food administration by encouraging the sale of fish and poultry as substitutes for the oilier meats which we want to save. FRESH OYSTERS, CLAMS, CRABS, FISH Mr Hoover says: "Eat more fish." The best will be found here. Phone Mia, 73 HENRY SCHWARZ, Proprietor 'y0iJliSecour Oirishnas G'fs. WIIKTHKU YOU IU V A JACK-KNIFE, TABLE KNIFE OR CAHVING KMFK FltOM US YOU WILL KIM) THAT "IT HOLIKs ITS EDGE." THAT'S BECAUSE THE BLADES IN OUH KNIVES AUK MADE OF HANI-FOIttEI) STEEL AND GROUND TO A PEIU I'ECT EDGE. IN OUR STORE YOU WILL FIND SCORES OF SUITABLE ANT) USKFUL GIFTS FOR EVERY MEMBER OF YOUR FAMILY AND FOR "HER" AND "HIM." YOUR CHRISTMAS MONEY WILL BUY LOTS OF PRESENTS IN. OUR STORE. USE OUR HARDWARE; IT STANDS HARD WEAR. j Peoples Hardware Co. Successors to Tash & Akers J
