THE GAZETTE-TIMES, HEPPNER, OREGON, THURSDAY, JANUARY . 1919.
PAGE SKVE.1
LI CECIL K ITEMS
The Misses Logan, Hynd nd Lowe
spent Sunday at the Franklin place.
Lewis Montague of Arlington was
visiting at R. S. Wilson's oa Sunday.
T. W. May of the Lone Star Ranch
was a Cecil caller on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Lowe were the
guests of J. W. Osborn Wednesday.
Kills Minor of lone was doing bus
iness in Cecil on Wednesday.
Miss Annie Hynd visited with Miss
Etta Barnes on Wednesday.
Miss Carrie Nash is spending a few
days with her grandmother in Cecil.
Miss Ada Nash has been spending
the past few days at me Leon Logan
place.
J. W. Osborn. Clarence Winter and
J. H. Pepper were Heppner visitors
on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Karnsworth of
Rhea Siding were doing business in
Cecil on Monday.
David Hynd of Sand Hollow came
in on Wednesday to visit his brother
Jack for a few days.
A Hendricksen returned to hisj
ranch on Wednesday after spending a I
few days in Heppner.
Everett Logan, having sold his
hay, is now very busy baling the
Eanie. j
A "heavy" tlltnkpr nftnn a lii'ht '
actor.
A ioyal wife is one who knows her
husband is poor because he is too
Lowe on Thursday j bright to make money in the low ki::d
of business his neighbor got rich In.
Corona Wool Fat
Compound
(FOR MAN OR BEAST)
Thrush, Grease Heels, Horses' Hoofs,
Cows' Sore Teats.
The above and many other afflictions successfully
treated with this ointment. A good article
to have about the barn.
PUT UP IN 50c AND $1.00 SIZE TINS.
Bob Montague of Toppenish,
Wash., spent Thursday with his
sister, Mrs. R. S. Wilson.
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar Lundell upon the arrival of a
fine son on Tuesday morning.
Miss Hazel Winter was the guest
of Miss Annie C.
and Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. McFadden of
Eieht Mile were doing business in
Cecil on Thursday.
Oral Hendricksen, who has been
spending his Christmas furlough with
his parents, returned to Bremerton
Navy Yard on Sunday.
Ilcnrey J. Streeter was seen cross
ing Eutterby Flats with his Cleve
land tractor on Friday showing Jack
and Dave Hynd what he could haul
with so small a machine.
Owing to the continous frost
sheepmen on Willow creek have had
j to bring their sheep down to the
creek for hay feeding. The theriao
; meter registered 9 above zero Sat
urday, Jan 4.
The following people spent the
day at the John Nash place on Wed
nesday: Mrs. Peter Nash, Mr. and
Mrs. A. E. Nash, Leon Logan and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Logan and
family and J. H. Pepper.
j J. W. Osborn, accompanied by J.
H. Pepper, was in lone on Monday.
, Mr. Osborn had during the past week
ran a sliver from a fork handle into
j the palm of his right hand which was
giving him a lot of pain and it was
necessary for him to have it attended
to by Dr. C. C. Chick.
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Minor Musings
! I MftMTEDFCTFI T I
Li. HimULlVLJILLLI
A spoiled
'fire."
employe dreads the
Heppner Farmers Elevator
Company
PLAN MAKING
MONTH
PON many of your plans In January come much
of your profit for the remaining eleven months.
One of the very finest things to consider is d
BANKING CONNECTION. And that naturally makes
one think of the FARMERS & 8TOCKGROWKRS NA
TIONAL BANK.
WE SHALL CERTAINLY BE GLAD TO HAVE
YOUR PATRONAGE.
FARMERS & STOCKGROWERS
NATIONAL BANK
Heppner Oregon
Dr. Phy to Return.
Hot Lake, Oregon, Jan. 1, 1919.
Word has been received from Dr. W.
r. Phy that he has secured his release
i'rom the Government service at
Letterman General Hospital, San
Krancisco, and will be permanently
at home at Hot Lake Sanatorium
ibout the tenth of January. 2t
OREGON FUEL NEWS
Portland. Soft coal can be burned
successfully in base burner stoves by
removing the magazine and provid
ing an air supply pipe over the top
ot the Are and a direct smoke pipe
outlet from the top of the stove. Soft
coal cannot be burned satisfactorily
if fired the same as hard coal.
Directions for burning soft coal
in base burners have been ordered
by B. E. Kennedy, State Director of
Conservation, and will be ready for
distribution from the office of State
Fuel Administrator Fred J. Holmes
upon arrival.
Common salt will remove soot and
tar from the heating surface, flues
smoke pipes and chimneys of domes
tic heating plants, according to Fuel
Administrator Fred J, Holmes. To
apply, spread two or three handjfuls
of salt on the hottest part of the
fire at a time when the fuel bed is
bright or incandescent, then close the
door and open the drafts. The fur
nace will become filled with dense
white fumes which will pentrate
through the pipes and clean the
sooty surfaces.
An. application of salt treatment
occasionally will keep the heating
surfaces in efficient condition. The
chemical action will not bo detri
mental to the heating plant.
Maximum heat at minimum cost
Is the natural result ot efficiency In
Bring.
I A man who is master of his fur
nace has tew heat complaints from
! bis family or his tenants.
! A furnace should be something
more than a consumer of fuel. Keep
the home warm by making it work
under proper conditions.
Even a lame horse will go far in
the mud.
A poor man is always safe iu say
ing he would not exchange places
with his rich neighbor.
A cheap pun is remembered after
a wise saying is forgotten.
Because a man is bald-headed he is
not necessarily a "highbrow."
The wrong kind of friend will pur
sue you most of the days of your life.
Babies are queer institutions. They
never seem satisfied with what they
have and yet they don't want much.
Most married men think they did
the proposing, but they didn't.
Most normal boys have wished to
be pirates but you never heard of
one that longed to be a food profiteer
in war times.
The peopre that believe all estates
should go to'the state know they will
never inherit any money nor leave
any.
If every day you see "the prettiest
girl I ever saw In my life, you re
over 45.
It might help a lot If, after the
war is over and the soldiers are
home, the women who have been
knitting so Industriously for the sol
diers would keep right on knitting
for their families.
Is there now any place that has a
town pump located on the public
square, a tincup with holes In it on
top to make It so worthless nobody
will steal it, and a log trough with
moss on it beneath, for the horses?
'
OUR WISH FOR YOU IS A
Happy and Prosperous Year
During 1919
This can be best attained by
buying your Groceries of
PHELPS GROCERY CO
N. B. We have just heceived a large and varied assortment
of HOME CANNED FRUITS. It might pay you to look them over
A young boy is instinctively truth
ful but he doesn't always follow his
Instincts.
The war may be over but you're
not over with the war.
Did you ever know any permanent
improvement to be made In any situa
Hon by criticizing before others th
one who was at fault? About all that
such criticism does is to anger the
subject of it. But there Is still a
class of imitation business men wh
scold their employes before others
thinking it impresses those about
hem with their importance.
Where the bolsheviks reign, blood
pours.
Then there is the kind of "educa
ted man" who thinks lie has a good
library if all the book covers match
in color.
A great many men who agree in
principle with the idea of "women
and children first," wish the thiug
were not overdone in their own
households.
The reason you are nut contented
with your lot Is because nobody ever
was until he became useless.
II
How Hog Cholera Is Controlled.
Through work of the Bureau
Animal Industry of the United States
Department of Agriculture 6,500,000
hogs were vaccinated against cholera
u the last year, and the a rage loss
es In cholera-infected herds were re
duced to less than 13 per cent by the
use of antihog-cholera serum. An
Increase of 168 counties working for
hog-cholera control Is considered
notable, there being 467 counties in
the country now engaged in this
work, besides 17 SUtes in which
activities of this character are con
ducted.
Representatives of the Federal de
partment visited 15,560 farms for the
purpose of making Investigations
diagnosing disease, and giving advice
legarding control and eradication
Furthermore, 2066 meetings were
attended by 100,190 farmers who
were Interested in the control and
combating of hog cholera. In addi
Hon, 2,236 cholera-Infested farms
were cleaned up and disinfected
under the direction of the Federal
specialists.
In order that only the best anti
hog-cholera serum may be used
actual field work, rigid inspection of
all serum is necessary. During the
last 12 months, of the 271,402,53
cubic centimeters of serum produced
in licensed establishmests, 2,48S,661
cubic centimeters were destroyed as
unfit for use. Similar inspection o
hog-cholera virus was also conducted
tor simultaneous use with the serum.
MARBLE AND GRANITE
WORKS
PENDLETON, OREGON
FINE MONUMENT AND CEMETERY WORK
All parties interested in getting work in my line
should get my prices and estimates before
placing their orders
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
I W. H. Cronk, hustling manager of
Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co., was in
Heppner for a short time on buslu in
Friday last.
I
Andy used to buy
the biggest plug
for the. money
'till one day Barney gave him a chev: of Real Gravely.
swers Barney. "This
class of tobacco laste
so much longer it costs
no more to chew it than
It was an hour or more
before Andy said any
thing. "How much
longer does this Grave
ly hold its good taste?"
he says. "Two or
three little squares last
me all morning," an-
ordinary plug costs."
tots further that's why ytu
ten ?: the foerf taste of this elest
of tobacco without extra cost.
PEYTON BRAND
Real Gravely Chewing Plug
each piece packed in z pouch
-4T fr
Th is farki
FOR 5ALE
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Call and see me and investigate the Best Bargains in Mor
row County Wheat Farms and Stock Ranches
RoyV.Whiteis
OUR TOOLS
hold their edge
4HK
Our Bus mess Methods
wtt hold your trade.,
ARK THERK NOT LOTS OF LITTLE THINGS AROUND YOUR
HOV8K THAT YOU COULD FIX AND MARK IF YOU HAD THE
PROPER TOOLS?
WHY NOT COME IN NOW AXD BUY THE TOOLS YOU NEED.
WE HAVE RELIABLE BRANDS OF TOOLS OF FINELY TEMPER
ED, STEEL, TILT WILL LAST A LIFE TIME AXD LONGER.
WE HAVE THE "EDGE" OX THE HARDWARE BUSINESS
BECAUSE WE ASK ONLY A FAIR AND SQUARE PRICE.
USE OCR HARDWARE; IT STANDS HARD WEAR.
Peoples Hardware Co.