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About The gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 11, 1919)
the f;.zi:TTF-TiMi:s, m:iTr:i!,fr.r., tiiit.sdiy. m:c ii. inn fA3K fSVKX IWE CECIL HEWS ITEMS J. V. Osborn made a business trip to ArliiiRton on Tuesday. J. 11. Franklin of Rhea was a bus iness visitor to Cecil on Tuesday, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Winters of Pour-mile spent Sunday at the Cal kins home. A. Henriksen and Bob Carsner left on the local on Wednesday for Heppner. W. G. Palmateer of "Windy Nook" was a caller at the McEntlre home on Sunday. L. A. Hunt of Heppner accompani ed by Dwight Jamieson of Salem were Cecil callers on Friday. Edwin Fnnchier, who has bought the T. Barnett ranch, was a busy man in Cecil on Wednesday. Miss Hazel Winter of "Shady Dell" and Miss Vivian Logan of Four-mile were visiting Cecil friends on Sun day. T. H. Lowe of Cecil and W. O. Hynd of "Rose Lawn," Heppner left on Tuesday for Portland returning home Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. McNuttley of Monu ment arrived in Cecil the beginning of the week where they will feed stock for the winter. Horace Van Schoick came in from The Dalles on Saturday and spent the week end with his sister, Mrs. Bennett of "The Last Camp." W. Matlock and Bob Thompson of Heppner were In Cecil on Thursday looking after a band of their sheep which arrived In Cecil on Thursday, from Hermlston. Jack Phelps, who has been spend ing a few days in Hermlston, stayed over in Cecil" a day or two before returning to his work in lone, with the highwuy surveyors. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bevons and fam ily of Salem arrived In Cecil on Sun day. They will reside at "The Bun galow." Mr. Bevons is the black smith for the Highway contractors. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Minor, accom panied by Mr. and Mrs. Phil Brady of Portland, arrived In Cecil on Wed nesday where they Bpent the even ing at "The Last Camp" leaving for Heppner on Thursday. Dave Hynd of "Rose Lawn", Sand Hollow and Chas. Hynd of "The Pines", Ukiah, arrived at "Butterby FlatB" on Friday with a fine bunch of cattle to winter on the Hynd Bros, ranch "Butterby Flats. The youngest daughter of Mr. am. Mrs. R. Winters of Four-mile had the misfortune to crush one of her fingers In the wringer on Monday.) She was taken to lone where her finger was dressed by the doctor. Dr. Walker of lone was called to the home of John Nash of Ewing on Friday. Mh Nash's youngest son, Nell being suddenly taken 111, Dr. Walker announced It appendicitis, He took the boy to Heppner where he was operated upon at once. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hardesty of Mor gan and Mr. Gordon accompanied b H. J. Streeter of Four-mile were calling on their friends on Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Hardesty Is learn ing to drive her Dort car which she received from her husband as a birthday present. Bob Carsner arrived in Cecil on Monday with a large bunch of cattle which will be fed on the Henriksen ranch. This makes six hundred head of cattle and one band of sheep to winter on the Willow Creek ranch. Mr. Henriksen declares he has room for more. Mrs. William Low of Willow creek was a business callr In Cecil on Thursday. S. Baldock and Mr. Vln. ton, state engineers spent Friday In Cecil. Geo. Krebs ot "The Last Camp," and Geo. Miller of Highvlew Bpent Friday amongst the farmers of the Cecil district, soliciting funds for a big rabbit drive to be held oon, PARODY OF 88!) PSALM Somewhere In the wilds of the Williamctte Valley one day last week while E. M. Bhutt was down there on business he unenrthed the rending: The Ford Is my auto, I shall not want (another one). It maketh mn to lie down beneath It. It sour- eth my soul. It lendeth me Into the paths of ridicule for Its name sake. Yea, tho I ride through the valleys. I am towed up the hills, and I fear much evil. Thy rods and thy engine discomfort me, and I nnnnitit. tho tires with patches. My radiator runneth over. I repair blowouts in the presence of mine onotiiion. Sure v f this ioilowem inn alll the days of my life I will dwell In the bug-house forever ItANOIlllS ( IIAM.i: HANDS K. M. Shutt reports the sale through his agency the past ten days of the following pieces of real es tate in Morrow county: Mr. Ewing P. Berry, a Lexington farmer, has bought what is known as the old Wm. Hughes wheat and stock ranch, lying just a mile and a quarter South of Heppner city llm. its, consisting of 1057 acres, at a consideration of $26,425. The for mer owner was H. Taylor Hill, of Monmouth. This! large farm con tains about 600 acres of good wheat land and the remainder good pas ture land, well watered and conven iently located for a desirable home. Mr. Berry and family will move onto the place neyt spring, and Mr. Alex Green, the present tenant, will also occupy a part of the premises until he reaps his 1920 crop of grain. As stated in our last Issue, N. F. Lawson has sold his 280-acre alfal fa and wheat farm lying near the mouth of Rhea creek, to Jeff Beara er, of this city, the consideration be ing $19,500. As part of the con sideration Mr. Lawson takes over the Beatner property In and adjoin Ign the Heppner city limits, consist ing of some 100 acres, also Mr. Beamer's delivery business, at a to Beamer, who has had previous ex perience in the dairy business, we understand, will stocck his new ranch with good Jersey cows, and with butter fat selling around about 70 cents per pound, and with his sur plus hay selling at over $20 per ton,, Jeff ought to get in on a large share of the prosperity thatthenewhighway will bring to the Willow creek basin. Pimples, bad breath, sallow color, Sickening headache?, f"Ui breath, t'gh! it's awful take HollUter's Constipation, means your bowels are Rocky Mountain Tea and be in the asleep. Wake them up with Holli swim. Humphrey's Drug Co. Karl Beach, Lexington business man, was here for a few hours last Saturday. ter's Rocky Mountain T-u it never fails. Humphrey's Drug Co. Walter Hayes, the Lone ilock sheepman, was a business visitor in Harvie Young of Eight-mile was a Heppner business visitor on Monday. He was accompanied by Mrs. Young. SHEEPMEN! ATTENTION! We have stocks of COTTONSEED CAKE SOYA BEAN CAKE Both NUT SIZE and MEAL for immediate and future de livery. We purchased early. GET OUR PRICES BEFORE BUYING Write or Wire Swift & Company Animal Food Dept. NORTH PORTLAND, OREGON Heppner .M i,'..l..y, enii.i Ins truck after a load 1 plies. Mr. Hayes rep. able snow in his neiirhb .K ow-r ih f ranch sup rt.s fon.--:l' r-irhoo-1. Do Your Washing! with ! SEE IT TODAY E. J. Starkey Agent Gilman Bldg. Ileppn Peterson. Ior.e. Or. lm. ZTll'PISZ llTA "BE AND H AIL INHt'H VN k! Z'- l"'""--'il'nn'' ' K For Are and hn lnurarre call on O ' C" C- P'UOTion' MCna nr G,lma0 YOUR LTLJ f ti t f- ot Eye !: bnlldln. Willow tit. -I wm ytir coof.d. A y-ir bran irrn ui ni ii c :V.!.onr,.!h!N-ICi'( AITO St ilt K t. Mi"" - mly to.,Chlcao Trips ma(Je anywhere al i!1T trn( day or night. Phone 702. FOR SALE At'TO and house painting. Chas. . Sanders. Phone 44F14 or call The FOR 8 ALE. Gaiette-Times. Four-fifths of a block in Heppn.r, three MocHs rrom Court House. Two JAMES AUSTIN thirds of tract above high water mark Practical Teaching of All . Band Instruments. Plenty of room for two nice homes. BEGIN'XERS A SPECIALTY Four room house In good condition. Terms. City water and electric light. Small Apply at The Gazette-Times Office, barn. Inquire Oazette-Times office. VIOLIN LESSONS YOIXG PIXLET9 FOB SALE $10 per dozen. Call 75F4. Will start lessons as soon as class For Sale P. & O. 8-ft. disc, in of 7 or more can be organized, good condition. Write or call C. R. Private instruction by appointment. G.-T. WANT ADS ARE SURE RESULT GETTERS. Use ther TELEPHONE RATES ORDERED REDUCED Word coiiies from Salem to tho ef foct that sweeping reductions In rntfis of the Pacific Telephone & Tnlcirrauh Co. of Oregon have been made In an order lflHued Monday by the nubile, sorvlce commission. The order pronounced the Burleson rates prescribed last August as both ex linrhitimt and illceal and reinstates with slight modifications, the tariff prescribed by the commission laat May. It also directs tho company to rnfimrt natrons the difference .be tween the Burleson tariff and the nnmmlnnlnn tariff of last May. This order became effective last Monday. They get lazy quit often your bowels then you foel punk all over Holllster's Hocky Mountain Tea fills SeedingTime Is Here That means SUPERIOR time to all farmers who are looking forward to best results. superior 'The name tells a true story" Grain Drills ALL SIZES AND STYLES. Peoples Hardware Company Heppner, Oregon. 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You never tasted such a cigarette I Bite is elimi nated and there is a cheerful absence of any unpleasant cigaretty after-taste or any un pleasant cigaretty odorj Camels are made of an expert blend of choice Turkish and choice Domestic tobaccos and are smooth and mild, but have that desirable full body and certainly hand out satisfaction in generous measure. You will prefer this Camel blend to either kind of tobacco smoked straight! Give Camels the stiffest tryout, then compare them with any cigarette in the world at any price for quality, flavor, satisfaction. No matter how liberally you smoke Camels they will not tire your taste t R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO. Winton-Salem, N. C f Heal comfort-1 llll!llll!lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll!ll City of Portland Recognizes the I Superiority of the Gary A good oil heater filled with Pearl Oil assures you comfort. Gives steady heat at the touch of a match. No smoke, no odor, so dust, no dirt, Easy to carry about Economical. Less furnace beat and fewer grate and coal-6tove fires required, Oil consumed only when heat is needed no waste, Pearl Oil il refined and re refined hy our special process which makes it dean bsming. For sala in hulk by dealers everywhere the same high, quality kerosene as the Pearl Oil old in fivc-callon cans. There is a saving by baying in bulk. Order by name Pearl OiL We recommend PerfecUea Oil Batters. PEARL OIL (KSROSBin) HEAT AND LIGHT STANDARD OIL COMPANY 4CA1.IV ORNIAI Geo. W. Milholland, Special Agent, Standard Oil Company Heppner, Oregon. twN.J ff-5'. .1jL f sssikV.' v'' r'-: s itit vw - t - . - - Gary Trucks tiain recognition throughout the Northwest. The Fire Bureau of the City of Portland is using H six GARY TRUCKS. Contractors, lumbermen, timbennen, merchants, cattlemen, warehousemen and fanners are using GARY S S TRUCKS. We can make immediate delivery. If interested and wanting to go on road construction, place your EE order with us for SPUING DHLlVEh'Y, and pay for your truck in one season's work. "We also have other good S contracts to place trucks on, farmers in all parts of the northwest are placing orders with us. Get a GARY for EE efficiency and economy. The GARY has one full year factory guarantee. We have some good territory open for E E dealers and distributors. One to Five Ton Capacities EE ' EE 1 Gary Coast Agency, Inc. I NORTHWEST DISTRIBUTORS I 71 Broadway PORTLAND, OREGON Phone Bdwy 2162 them with now life and energjr. Humphrey's Drug Co.
