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THE GAZETTE-TIMES, HEPPXER. OREGON. THTBSD V. I i rmi AKY fl, 1919. PAGE StVBM UVE CECIL NEWS ITEMS Ralph Winters wag a business man in Arlington on Monday. Mrs. Ben Barnes was visiting at Butterby Flats on Monday. Mrs. Carrie Hulburt left on the local for Portland on Saturday. Ed McDade of McDade Canyon was a Cecil visitor on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. George A. Miller were Arlington visitors on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Lowe were visiting at Butterby Flats on Thurs day. Mrs. Jack Hyrd vlaited at the Willow Creek ranch on Wednesday afternoon. W Matlock and Jene Peniand were In Cecil on Sunday looking at their sheep. Mrs. Bennett left on Monday for Portland where she Intends spending several days. Nash & Pepper of the Fairview place were in Heppner on Monday after seed wheat. Miller and A. R. Finlay and T. H. Lowe were to be seen in lone on Wednesday. .lack Hvnd and Walter Pope autoed to Heppner on Monday re turning the Bame day. W. A. Thomas of the Benson i in ii i i ! i nil "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. x PUT UP IN 50c AND $1.00 SIZE TINS. Heppner Farmers Elevator Company place and Miss Juanita Crabtree wee Cecil callers on Friday Walter Pone and his little old Ford went down to the Willows on Thursday returning by the way of Arlington MIrs A. C. Hvnd of Butterby Flats, been sDendine the last week with Mrs. A. Henriksen returned home on Friday Wilfred Cecil of Heppner brought down some horses to the Last Camp belonging to C. A. Minor, returning home on Sunday, Dr. Walker who has taken over Dr. Chick's Dractice in lone, accom nanied bv B. Hales of lone was in Cecil and vicinity on Monday. Miss Lucile Huff of Arlington and Miss Helen TomDklns of Hardman who are visiting with Mrs. Petrie of the Willows were Cecil callers on Friday Mr. and Mrs. Mike Kenny and ri.iuehter of Heonner were down in the Cecil district on Thursday look ing after some sheep which are on hay down there. winie C.eoree Wilson and his brother Alex, were in Boardman Wednesday and Thursday. We near .v.ot p.onrp-n is about to buy some land in that locality. Mi. Hazel Winter of the Shady l.n ninm has been assisting Miss -" - - - keeD house at the Last Camp the last few days during Mrs. Bennett's absence. tirvcinn nf lone, the car doctor was called to Cecil on Satur- rlav mnrnine. John thinks he naa better build a garage down mere, then he would be always on me jou Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Mahoney and fomiiv ulm have been on the air view Ranch for the last few weeks !ot n the local Monday for bouti Pasadena, California, his old home Willie Ahalt who enlisted in the U. S. Navy over a year ago gave his old pals in Cecil a surprise visit on Q,,inv while nn his way from uatui v.j , - -- - Charleston to San Fransisco, dropped ' off the train at Echo to visit his sister and brother-in-law Mr. and Mrs. of Butter Creek, oftor Rnemline a few hours there came on to Cecil accompanied by Mrs. Buchannan where they were met by Mrs. Hannah Ahalt of Port land, Mrs. Bob Montague of Top r,iiv, wh.. Mrs. Boyd Logan and several others, a surprise party was hoirt at Mrs. A. E. Nashs nome in i,,., nf their old friend, an en 3 vohi time was soent giving Willie la good send off on Monday enroute for San Francisco. nervous It's easier to do good than to b good. A coin grabber is a joy stabber. Who lint: nnlv inmiirntmn fur a guide wanders far from the path One who takes no thought of the morrow always Is pleasanter com pany than one who takes all thought of the morrow. Some men rnnmifir thu wiirlfl an others conquer a lion by looking it straight in the eye aud cracking a whip Evervhndv known what's the matter with you but not what's the matter with himself. The memory of an injury is long of a favor short Don't mistake bustle for hurtle. WWW If vuu've reached the staise where your day of work seems long, one of four things is the matter with you: you're lazy, you're sick, you're old or von oueht to be on another inn It is fine, no doubt, to be famous !ut you can't trade your fame to the grocer for his goods. A flashing wit is not necessarily a lashing wit "Full manv a gem of purest ray 3erene is bought on the installment plan If vnu are sn wnrrind about some thing that you can't get it oil your nind, it proves that at least you have a mind A unman whose tears irritate in stead of command, would better change weapons. Notwitlistandine the romantic novelists, more people are in rfeed t food than love Lots of times when vou think the world is about to come to an end it's only just beginning. t i Attention Stockmen rIIIS is a pretty good time to open up that (11 connection with the Farmers & Stock- growers National Bank. As the season advances, you'll appreciate our abi and better than'that-our WILLINGNESS to serve vou. Co-operatively yours, FARMERS & STOCKGROWERS NATIONAL BANK Heppner Oregon Minor Musings Thom 4s as much need for honest I friendship in the world as for love and it's usually less expensive. If you are easily insulted, an in sult awaits you on every corner. The best way for you to promote mr annmv'a cause is to attack him unfairly. vover mind misstatements about vmirsnlf so long as whoever makes them does not start in to tell the truth about you. One who tackles a disagreeable fh ami cets it over with as quickly as possible soon will find himself the ".mat" for as many more disagree able jobs as otters cau put upon him. The working shirker is the worst. He can always hold up his semblance of work to you when you accuse him of idling, and he's hard to disprove. Be good and you'll make people When in need of Staple or Fancy Groceries remember we have a full and complete stock. PHELPS GROCERY CO. Why Not Whitman? Snnn the bovs will come march- ine home. We are olanning bis; celehratinns: we shall have feasts and parades and bands and singing. lur eratitude for their service anu sur patriotism will be genuine and glowing. Hut some boys will not come heme. Some of our heroes have r.ren railed unon to die for us and for the country they and we love. others and fathers, wives and sweethearts will shed tears while the ioyous procession passes. For them particularly the bitter will be mingled with the sweet. What shall be done for the men whose stars are gold? What memo- vial shall we raise for them? Shall we not create a living memo- lial dedicated to the perfection of he civilization for which these men !iave shed their blood and our .omen their tears? To establish new standards of value in our judgments jf what makes life worth living, iner traditions of co-operation and Itindly fellowship between class and ;'lass and between man and man? Already several million have been riven to universities and colleges. The income of these sums is to be utad to nav the collene expenses in whole or in part of soldiers of this war and of their children and or their descendents. For this purpose ihe University of Chicapo has re- :-eiv;d one gift from Mr. Laverne Moves of $2,500,000. Mr. Laverne Noyes chose the Uni versity of Chicago to handle the money that thus expresses his gratitude. Is his ,act worth our con sideration as citizens of Walla Walla? Shall we choose Whitman college? Is It not fitting that the institu tion founded to commemorate the name of the martyred patriot, Marcus Whitman, should be used to keep alive to remote generations the memory of the names of the sons who crossed seas to give their lives in defense of the flag? Walla Walla Hulletin. DEVELOPING EAGLE'S WINGS, HIS JOB i 1 ' The air forces will be one of the most important branches of the national defense of any na tion in the future. Therefore America seems particularly fortu nate in its new commander, MaJ. Gen. Charles T. Menoher, who is now In charge of the air forces of the United States. General Meno her made a great record, L MONTERESTELL! 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