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THK GAZETTE-TIMES, HEITNEK. OREGON. THURSDAY, i ..M ARY 23, 1919. PAGE SKVKJI LIVE CECIL NEWS ITEMS Miss Etta Barnes was visiting with Mrs. Jack Hynd on Tuesday. Mrs. George A. Miller spent Tues day afternoon with Mrs. T. H. Lowe. J. H. Miller and Walter Pope have had a busy week sawing woud fur C. A. Minor. Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Lowe were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hynd on iiiursuay. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Crahtree spent Sunday visiting among friends in Kight Mile. Mr. and Mrs. It. A. MeFadden of Johnny Bryson of lone was to be Four Mile were doing business in seen in Cecil on Friday morning Cecil on Wednesday. fixing up somebody's Ford car. OREGON FUEL NEWS Miss l.enneit and Miss Georgia Summers called on Mrs. Ben Barnes on Friday afternoon. George W. Wilson and Alex Wilson spent Sunday with heir brother, Robbie, at Rhea Siding. J. W. Osborn, accompanied by J. H. i'epper, made a trip over to Rock creek on Sunday morning. Hat Pearson and son were doing business at Butterby Flats and Everett Logans on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. T. W. May of the Lone Star Ranch were visiting friends in Cecil on Saturday. I w X AV I i vi Tar . a. i IULlJLJL-i 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. Heppner Farmers Elevator Company Don't Be A "Slumped fOl'V'K bought Lilxirty Bonds and built up a tidy hank account here at the FARMERS & STOCK GROWERS NATIONAL BANK. Because the. war is over, Is no reason you should sell or trade your Bonds or Ntop Saving. There's a good foundation now to build upon. "The Headquarters Bank." FARMERS & STOCKGROWERS NATIONAL BANK Heppner Oregon We understand that Oral Henrik sen, who returned home on Wednes day frcm Bremerton navy yard, has been honorably discharged. A. R. Fin ley went up to lone on Saturday, returning to Cecil on Sun day to commence building a barn for C. A. Minor on the Cecil place. Miss liernice Franklin of Rhea and Miss Mildred Duncan of Kwing Siding wero visiting some of their school friends i:i Cecil on Sunday. lienry Slender left on the local Saturday morning f-jr Portland, where lie expects to m?et his s.-.n Warren on his way home from Camp Lewis. Jack Hynd left for lone on Thursday, returning Friday accom panied by W. H. Cronk and his sen Earl, also Miss Olive Wade of Walla Walla. A. E. Nash and J. H. Pepper have taken over part of J. W. Osborn's wheat ranch, recently occupied by H".iry J. Streeter, sjmewhpre about 2,700 acres. The following Cecil peoDle were Arlington visitors on Wednesday: J. W. Osborn, Clarence and Ralph Winters, A. E. Nash, J. H. Pepper and R. E. Duncan. Miss A. C. Hynd of Butterby Flats left on the local for Heppner on Monday returning home on Thursday accompanied by the Misses Barratt and Mahoney of Heppner. R.' E. Duncan was a business man in Cecil on Saturday. Mr. Duncan has been doing some great execution among the skunks and coyotes, lately, down Willow creek. Miss Georgia Summers entertained all her school friends on Sunday afternoon on the occasion of her thirteenth birthday, all spending a very enjoyable time. Georgia was also the recipient of many presents. Mr. and Mrs. A. Henriksen of Wil low Creek Ranch, gave a little "Conversazione" on Friday evening to their friends. The honor guests were Miss Lucille Huff of Hardman and Miss Helen Barratt and Miss Mahoney of Heppner. All spent an enjoyable evening. YOU ARE THE JURY. Hear the Testimony of Heppner People and Decide the Case. Doan's Kidney Pills are on trial are being tried every day for yeak kidneys for exhausting kidney backaches. What is the verdict? Read Heppner testimony personal experiences of Heppner witnesses. There can be only one verdict a chorus of approval. Henry Schwarz, prop, of butcher shop, Main St., says: "I was subject to severe attacks of lumbago. The pains were like a sharp knife stick ing nie in my back. When I had one of these attacks, the pain was so severe I could hardly move and when I got down it was hard to straighten up. My kidneys acted irregularly and were congested dur ing these spells. Six boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills fixed me up In fine shape. My back felt strong and my kidneys have caused me very little trouble since." Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy get Doan's Kidney Pills the same that Mr. Schwarz had. Foster-Milburn Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y. SECOND HAND GOODS Such as heating and cook stoves, cupboards, kitchen cabinets, tables, cotUn mattresses, stove pipe, stove repairs, such as lids, doors, grates, etc. I sell the Peterson Tire Welders and keep the rubber for welding; also repairing of tires and tubes. All work guaranteed. J91m W. W. SHAMHART, Heppner. OUR WISH FOR YOU IS A Happy and Prosperous Year During 1919 This can be best attained by buying your Groceries of PHELPS GROCERY COc N. B. We have just heceived a large and varied assortment f HOME CANNED FRUITS. It might pay you to look them over Coal production in the United States during 191s showed an in crease of 34,000,000 tens over 1917, according to estimates furnished by the United States Fuel Administra tion to Fuel Administrator Fred J. Holmes. The increase was on bit uminous coal, anthracite showing a slight decrease. Production in 1918 was more thaa sufficient to meet the defnands of the : j u n try. Production of coke during 1918 is estimated at 56.670,000 net tons or jii increase of 3 per cent over 1917. i'he increase is in byproduct coke production, beehive coke having de creaced 8 per cent in Droductlnn during the year. In comparison, no European ountry has enough coal. In Italv and Switzerland the privations felt ny its lack are acute, and in general the question of how the various peoples will react is a sober one. Italy ha no coal for household heat ing and gas for cooking is limited to four hours a day. All restrictions on shiDments nf anthracite egg size have been re moved by the anthracite committee of the United States Fuel Adminis tration, and this grade coal may now be obtained freely for consumntlnn anywhere throughout the country. Anthracite has been barred from Oregon since last spring. Pamphlet containing instructions ?n how to burn soft coal in the home are available for distribution at the ..lfice of Fuel Administrator Fred J. Holmes, 1337 Northwestern Bank Building, Portland, Oregon. Keep the home warm with Ipsa fuel by observing efficiency methods ,t tiring. Every Dealer in Tobacco Required to Take Inventory. The pending revenue measure which will probably be passed within a very short time provides increased taxes on cigars, tobacco and cigar ettes. Every dealer in these com modies will be required to inventory his stock on the day following the passage of the Act and to pay ad ditional tax on such stock covering the difference between the tax paid under the present Act and that provided by the new Act. There will be certain exemptions allowed, but this matter, as well as the new rates, has not yet been definitely determined. Every dealer should arrange to keep posted as to the date of the passage of the Act and take his in ventory on that day. Blanks for the purpose of filing inventory and return will be fur nished by Milton A. Miller, Collector of Internal Revenue, Portland, Ore., as soon as they are received from the Department at Washington. It is possible that arrangements will be made to distribute these blanks through the posto dices in Oregon but any dealer who does not receive his blank should apply for it to the Collector at Portland. Income Tax Returns. Collector of Internal Revenue, Milton A. Miller, is receiving many inquiries concerning the provisions of ,the new Revenue Bill providing for Incone and other taxes, and numerous, requests are being made for forms on which to make returns. Collector Miller says that no definite information can be given, or forms furnished, until the Bill has finally passed Congress and becomes a law. It will then take some little time to have forms printed and ready for distribution. He has made ar rangements to send out a general notification from his office so that all taxpayers may be informed promptly of the provisions of the proposed law. The organization of his field force will be such as to render every possible assistance to taxpayers throughout the state of Oregon, and the deputies will be located at many advantageous points so that informa tion may be secured direct to guide them in making returns when the proper time arrives. The basic principles of the old In come Tax Law will no doubt be ap plied to the provisions of the new law, and it would be well for every individual and corporation to pre pare figures and ascertain the exact amount of income so as to be ready to make return with as little delay as possible, Precautionary. "Two gentlemen, about to fight a duel," said a senator, "with tneir seconds retired to a farmer's meadow. The various preliminaries were arranged, and the duel was just about to begin when! the gaunt figure of the farmer was seen racing across the grass toward the scene of the conflict. The farmer seemed in great dlstres of mind. 'A humane chap,' the principals and seconds thought. 'He wants to prevent bloodshed,' and they welcomed him kindly. 'Excuse me, gents,' the farmer said, gulping with emotion 'but is this here goin' to be a sword or a pistol duel?' 'Sword duel," said the second. Why?' i 1 1 1 1 n i n i .m-4hmm L. MONTERESTELLI 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 hefore placing their orders ALL WORK GUARANTEED Tjou betchai I "The more a man knows about genu ine tobacco, the surer he is to see the value of Real Gravely in compar ison with ordinary plug." Peyton brand REAL CHEWING PLUG Plug packed in pouch. Good taste, smaller chew, longer life is what makes Genuine Gravely cost less to chew than ordinary plug. Write to. Genuine Gravely DANVILLE. VA. for booklet on chewing plug, Call and see me and investigate the Best Bargains in Mor row County Wheat Farms and Stock Ranches RoyV.Whiteis He tore uphte MAIL ORDER f A TA I fif,l Ih ifTV I THROW THAT MATT, OTiDTtfl CATALOGUE IV THE STOVE axp burn IT. YOU AM) your family are wasting a lot OK VALUABLE TIME LOOKING THROUGH IT. YOU A HE BUY. IXO A LOT OF THINGS YOU DON'T ACTUALLY NEED AM) ARE THEREFORE WASTING YOU II MONEY. WHEN YOU NEED ANYTHING! IX THE HARDWARE LINE, YOU CAN ALWAYS GET KNOWN, TESTED, RELIABLE GOODS FROM US. YOU CAN SEE THE ARTICLE BEFORE YOU BUY IT; YOU DON'T HAVE TO WAIT AND PAY FREIGHT ON IT; AND WE ARE RIGHT HERE TO MAKE GOOD ON EVERYTHING WE SAY AND SELL. Peoples Hardware Co. 1 well, you see, said the farmer, 'if it was a pistol duel I'd waut to take my cows in first." 1
