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About The gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 12, 1920)
THE ;AZI:TTK-TIMK8 HEPPXKR, Till I'.SDAV, I i n. 12, 1020. local Ke?fe DIAMONb QUAUTY s - ii n u r Kil'Ht class shoo repairing at Uwn ty's. Ircsli tows I 'or Sale J. K. Lucas, LexiiiKtou, Oregon. A. W. Dykslru, Buutli llemer far mer, was in the city on Wednesday. Harvey McAllister of Lexington was a Tuesday visllot In llenpuer. Waldo Vincent, tlie Lena merchant, was a lleppner business caller last Saturday, 11. S. Clark, prominent fanner of the Strawberry section spent Saturday in lleppner. O. II. Harlow, warehouseman ut Jordan, was a Monday business visit or in lleppner. rreu Late is working in liif tax i m; crj'anmeni ot me sueria s ou.ee ui roosters. tlit. court house. Mrs. E. K. Lucas of Wasco is a guest at the home ot her son, J. F. Lucas, ut Lexington. Mr. und Mrs. Herbert Olden were In the city Monday from their farm home west of lleppner. Mrs. John F. McMillan and Miss Velma Drown of Lexington were Monday visitors In our city. J. U. Moyer, former Uluck Horse farmer, Is spending a few days in lleppner this week from his home at Newport. N. F. Lawson, who took down with the flu ubout two weeks ago, is now reported by his physician to have the suuill pox. 0. J. Cox,' who has bought the W. H. Munkers property at Lexington, Is moving with his family to the wheal city this week. Mr. and Mrs. Halph Akers are re joicing over the advent of a baby daughter at their home last Satur day. lone Independent. Miss Essie Shutt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Shutt, lias returned to her home In this city after spending severul weeks lu Portland. County Agent Hunt went up to Guy lloyer'B 1 Union creek ranch on Satur day und did some surveying. The versatile county agent is in great de mand. NEWTOWN PIPPIN eating aim cooking apples, $125 a box. Enclose check or money order. 1). L. CLARK, K. F. I). No. 1, Dox 88, Hood ltlver, Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. V. I. Cox were called to Oregon City last week upon receipt of a telegram saying that their daugh ter, Mrs. Hertlia (jiger is seriously ill with pneumonia. A llenriksen. prominent Cecil stockman, spent several days In lleppner last week, aiding In the re organization of the Morrow County Fair Association. Jos. T. Knuppcnherg, extensive Morrow county land owner, Is up from his Portland home this week and spent Tuesday in lleppner on business matters. II. F. Sorenson of the Central Mar ket is "among those present" In the lleppner business world, after being qunrrantined at his home for several days with influenza. lion. C. E. Woodson, prominent lo cal attorney and member of the state legislature, went to Portland the last nf the week to meet with the state highway commission. Mrs. Carrie Vaughn returned last ,,....1, IV,, n. nn intensive trit) in the u..ii, Kim mu.nl several weeks in California and nt Cottage Grovi where u sister lives. Peter Ilrenner, veteran Eight Mile r.,- .. u-.iu n business caller in lleppner on Friday. Mr. Hrenner says crop prospects in his neighbor hood are, at tills time, exceedingly good. Jos. Kskelson was up from Lexing ton last Saturday to spend a few hours on business. Mr. Eskelson has moved back to his ranch in Chirks canyon and says ho Is feeling younger every day. Mrs. Chester Darbec and daughter Miss Gwendolyn left for Portland last Friday, where Miss llarbee will re-enter school and her mother will spend a week on a visit, before re turning home. Ladles I thank you for your liber al patronage the past yenr. I now have the new supplies for the coming year. Write nie a card and I will call. Mrs. M. L. Oncy, agent for Nu llone corset. W. O. Hayless has purchased the interest of It. K. Jones in tho Hopp ner Delivery Co. Mr. Jones had only rnientlv mirchased the partnership Interest of Phil Jones. The firm of Hayless and Lawson will continue tho business. W. P. Thompson, lubricating ex- pert for tho Standard Oil Company dropped in on the local station for a brief visit last Saturday while mak ing n tour of the Northwest territory. When nt home, Mr. Thompson is found in the main olllce of the com pany in San Francisco. L. V. Gentry, who recently ncoom ranied his young nephew, Frank Gen try to Portland, returned homo last Thursday evening. He reports the young man, who underwent an opera tion for the removal of u portion of tho mastoid bone, as recovering in a highly satisfactory manner. C. P. SI ruin, county assessor of Umatilla county, who has been In of fice longer than nny other nssessor in the state of Oregon, has announced that ho will ho a candidate 'for re election. Mr. Strain was thirty four years of ago when he took tho office and will pass out nt tho ngo of fifty-two. FIVE MILLION PEOPLE'S USED IT LAST YEAR HILL'S CASCARAH? QUININE .Standard cold remedy for 10 ytv opiates breaks up a cold in 24 Hour renevei grip in a gitb- Money paci u 11 lau. ins genuine box nat a Kea top with Mr. Hurt picture. , At AllPrm? Stor VJJ P M W KALE White Phone 365. Wyandotte For 1920 PM Only The M- Albert Howker, local auto dealer, returned Monday from Portland where he made a brief business visit. Urine your old Biioes to E. N. Gonty's shoe store und get them re paired. Miss Elza Love has returned to her school at Weston after making a visit ;it the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Lu cas at Lexington. E. S. Duran of Lexington was In the city on Tuesday to attend the an nual meeting of the stockholders of the lleppner Mining Co. Walter Cason, city marshal, was able to resume his duties on Wednes day after being "housed up" for sev- ral days on acount of illness. W. G. Moore, the Willow creek saw mill man, accompanied by Mrs.; Moore, has been spending Beveral ilayB in lleppner on business this week. j i J. H. Hradbury, the veteran sales man who has a wide acquaintance In this part of Oregon, Is in Heppm r this week, meeting his many old friends. Jay Cox, local farmer, was In town Wednesday to receive treatment for a badly sprained wrist. The injury was the result ot Mr. Cox being thrown from his wagon. Mrs. Oran Stubblefleld, hostess at the Lexington hotel, was a business visitor at lleppner on Monday and a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ' Arthur Heynier while in the city. j W. E. Cummings, who recently sold out his Morrow county wheat land west of lleppner, is now located on a tract of land near Mullino, in: Clackamas county. ' Walter Kilcuo and Jos. Haves, well Known east end sheepmen, were hern in Wedneidav nfter ranch supplies. nming in Mr. Hayes new 2 ton truck. v. n Noble returned Monday from a week's visit lo Portland, Corvallis, and Monmouth. Mrs. Noble is Btill with her parents, who are in ill health at the present time, at Mon mouth. The Willamette valley has been enjoying beautiful weather the I as1 week, according to Mr. N'rble Harry Quackcnbush who was In the city Tuesday from ills Rhea creek ranch, reports several cases of sick ness in his neighborhood. The J. E. Gillespie family are all down with the flu, and also some people who are visiting at the Gillespie home aro sick with the malady, there being 14 alto gether. All young people (age not measur ed by years) not attending any other Young Peoples Society Meeting are cordially invited to attend the Christ Ian Endeavor meeting at the Federa ted church next Sunday evening, at 6:30 sharp. ' Leader: Mr. Hunt. Topic: What Prayer Will Accom plish. Ps. 34: 1-22. Questions for study: Why ought men pray when and how? o The increased cost of farm ing makes necessary the careful selection of siedi Im proved varieties that produce profitable crops. A Safe Guide to Quality and Fair Price Our Seed Catalog and Planter's Guide is the standard reference for growers of the Northwest, IlKtnsour comptrte lmof S..ed-.l rcci anj Plants, t-ertiliwri. H'.uKry anj Be Supplier Sprayi ami Sprayers. Dairy Supplies and Equipment This handsome bock is more than a Caiak& !tt a true duida to Profitable Planting Your Name ahouU be on our Malltnn List ASK FOR CATALOG No 43Q AJ Prone li pin with p'arlsand rufi.i Fair P.i.i'ii'iri .NV" Vf:;rs .,itii.. Leave this o!ti-e. l!"ard. Lots of pi p left. List your ranch with V.. M. Shutt, the real es'.ite man, and nuike a quirk, snappy sale. tf. I IKK AM) HAIL INHITMNCE. For fire and hall Insurance call on C. C. Patterson, Becond floor Oilman building. Willow stieet. JAMES AUSTIN Practical Teaching of All j Band Instruments, BEGINNERS A SPECIALTY Terms. j Apply at The Gazette-Timei Office. VIOLIN LESSONS A. W. ARTHURS Will start lessons as Boon as class of 7 or more can be organiied. Private instruction by appointment. office nTvvri tcVixtftv n w,rj,ou" and A H i-Vf M L Tl kJ5S I vS East Fin cT f j W!SS!t53 FAIR TREATMENT COMBINED WITH BEST PRINTING AT THE G.-T. OFFICE Get the Top Market Price for your Raw Furs Send them to The GOLDEN RULE FUR CO 603 First Ave., Seattle, Wash. WRITE FOR PRICE LIST AND TAGS Make Your Guess Today A fine 12-llt. Koast is yours for a little figuring on the weight of the dressed cow hanging in our shop. Con test ends tomorrow (Friday) at 1 p. m., when the beef will be weighed and the award given. CENTRAL MARKET McNamer & Sorenson, Props. ffanilDIMP WkoleMnie, Cle9ln( 'IIWP! Relreshing and Htslinj I ' ET I""'-Murine for Ret 'or ?v'j j ness. Sorme5s. Granull Z, JrvrC''on ItchingandBur-itig TOUR LILJof the Eyes or Eye. Is; "2 Drops" Afler thf Moviet. Motorinp or rt will win your confidence. Ask Your Druggist Murine when your Eyes Need Care. Murine Eye Remedy Co., Chicago CANCER NO KNIFE OR LOSS OP BLOOD No Plasters and Pains for Hoars or Days TUMORS PILES FISTULA GOITRE ! DISEASES OF WOMEN i SKIN' STOMACH BOWELS ! FOUR YEARS STUDY IN EI ROPB OVER THIRTY YEARS EXPERIENCE ' 'nrllaad Phyalcal Therapy Laboratorlea 4111-117 Journal Bid. rOKTLA.KU. OHB s A F E T Y & ..ui n Ml ha lllllll lU mi IK I M s f; r v i c E The Measure of Credit Bank credit i.s measured by no hard and fast rule; each case is dealt with individually at the First National Bank. Character is the foundation of credit, and frequent personal contact with patrons promotes a true value of this factor. Ability has weight in deter mining credit. Earning and net worth are important con siderations. At the First National Bank regular customers are in the preferred class. The Borrow er's bank balance is always a factor in obtaining credit. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Heppner, Oregon Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits, over $200,000.00 720-Acre Creek Ranch f0 acres under ditch, 35 acres of number one alfalfa, 50 more can be put under ditch. All kinds of good bams and out buildings. Good orchard. One mile from school. An ideal home and a first-class stock ranch. SEE ME TODAY. ROY V. WHITEIS Special Ilenpnrr, Ore. HAVE YOU ANYTHIXXU TO HELL? LIST IT WITH MB. Van' liitM Maniolli Bronze Tur-lii-js, both lions ami tonis for sale. Write (ir rail on H. K. Morgan, Mor Kim, Orcpon. For Half V. & O. 8-ft. disc, in irood condition. Write or call C. R. Peterson, Iono, Ore. ltn. FOR SALE 2 year old Percher- jr on (Pure Brod) stallion, for sale r I'lipup. Could use a Rood sized, young j leiini of work liorscs. Write B. F. Mnrt-'iin, Morgan, Ore. HIIEI'T WANTED 225 head of good, young lired ewes. Slate price, lireod and full particulars first letter. 11. Johnston, Saglnnw, Oregon. We Have Received a Carload of No. 1 Spring Barley Anyone wanting good seed barley will do well to call on us. Leach & Scott Warehouse Lexington, Ore. AT MINOR & COMPANY Women's Wash Blouses $1.00 - - " mm i FRESH ' :- CLEAN :- PURE Willow Brand Butter WILLOW BRAND Butter is a made n( 'home product, fresh, pure and rich t delicious "buttery llavor. in Insist on WILLOW BRAND and you w ill not go wrong. It costs no more, but contains genuine butter value. Underfill which goes into the production of WILLOW BRAND Butter conies i i i ' i ii . i - i i .... i. i' p r n i Irom llio dairy nenis or me upiiuius aim creei lannsoi iuoitow v uimiy. USE WILLOW BRAND BUTTER ON YOUR TABLE Morrow County Creamery Company W. CLAUDE COX, Manager A BIG table full of wonderful values in women's wash waists and blouses. In spite of the con tinual rise in price of merchandise of all kinds and in spite of the very serious shortage of desir able goods we are offering this week some very wonderful values in WOMEN'S WASH BLOUSES -" '' TT IS ONLY BY OUR 0PP0R- JL tn ni tips nf rn-nnprntivp hi 1 vino- and the eliminating of all unnecessary expense in mak ing and distributing of these garments that enables us to offer them to you at these prices. It is an opportunity that will not occur again this year at least. Take advantage of it. Make your selections while the assort ment is complete. It will surely pay you to buy all you will need for the summer. Minor & Company