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THE GAZKTTF.-TIMES. IIEPPXER, 0XE30N, TRUE SI) AY, MAY V
in the tvr" he t-'r.allv aied.
NVi. the unbending repiv.
Well, it is Mvnething for the one
I line hest of all in the world." he
Jo,. ared ardently.
i 1 Oh!" she responded uith some
thing very near a sniff: "I guess.
, then, that it is that rair of susrenders
LIVE LOCAL ITEMS
t 1
Star Theater
Special orders for
Cut Flowers
at all seasons of the year
.ht M.Ie
m.ttM! m !i pi-nr on Saturi
., e. nt n. u t ithf!vou sajJ vou needed?" Emmi-f: C.
city.
M inp Amelia Kan? h. of (ioMem'.al.
in lmtir:B with M:ss Alma Ak
r cf this city.
Mr and Mr. John Olden. Rhea creek
resniritu, ere visitors In this city on
Mm. lr. Arlet Nrrtck, of Portland, is
vlpltin thig meek at the home of her
brother, I. V. ISentry.
Adam KnoMock departed for Albany
on Sunday, gmnir down to attend the
Brand lodge meeting of the I. O. O. F.
a a representative from Willow Lodge
No tt.
The ladle of the Congregational
church of Lexington will hold an apron
and cooked food sale, at the church.
Saturday, May SMh All are invited to
attend.
rteprpe W, Pykstra is enjoying a visit
this week with his son, M. V. Dykstra,
of Pend. Mr. Pykstia Is en paired in
ranching and ptoekraisir.g in the Rend
country.
Mri Susan Oreiner, of San P!e?o.
Calif., who has been visiting her niec-e.
Mrs. Ed Breslin, in this city for a week,
departed for Condon, her former home,
on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. French Burroughs, who ;
possess one of the best places on Rhea j
creek a short distance above Jordan j
Siding, were visitors In Heppner for a
hort time on Wednesday. j
C. H. Erwin, extensive wheat grower
of the Jordan Butte country south of j
lone, was a visitor in Heppner on Fri- '
day and reports wheat coming along ;
fine with plenty of moisture.
!
Mrs. Frank Turner and little son, j
Robert, went to Portland on Sunday j
to remain for the week. While in the '
city the boy will receive treatment at
the handi of an ear specialist
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Berwick came in
from Shaniko yesterday, and this after
noon returned home in their auto. Mr.
Berwick is running the locomotive on
the Shaniko branch.
J. J. Davis, Secretary of Labor,
ispeaking at a Moose testimonial ban
Cjuet in his honor at Pittsburg, said:
'If you could visit Ellis Island, and
see the undesirables turned back
from our shores you would awake to
the danger of the situation. It is
time for us to register all aliens that
we may know where they are. The
communist group among them u
well organized. They do not come
here to learn the principles of our
government. We must adopt a sys
tem of education to offset this com
munist propaganda. There is no
room in America for any man that
preaches the overthrow of this government."
Let us have your orders for Dec
oration Day Flowers early.
Case Furniture Co.
The commencement exercises of Lex
ington high school will be held on Fri
day evening. May SO at the high school
auditorium. The commencement ad
dress will be delivered by Dr. J. F.
Brumbaugh of O. A. C. On Sunday,
May 22nd, the baccalaureate services
will be held at the Congregational
church, the address to be delivered by
the pastor, Rev. J. C. Hall. These ser
vices will be at 1:00 o'clock in the af
ternoon. W. T. Matlock this week closed a
deal with Frank Wilkinson, of Port
land, for the lower half of the Hager
ranch of Heppner. The place contains
1S40 acres, about 100 acres being in al
falfa and the balance range and wheat
land. Mr. Wilkinson expects to move
onto the place at once and will erect a
home there as well as other suitable
buildings. The place at the present
time contains none of these conven
iences. '
Andrew Reaney, of Lexington, was a
pleasant caller at this office while in
town Wednesday. Of course Mr. Rea
ney ! delighted with present weather
conditions and is appreciative of the
good rains the wheat section is receiv
ing. He is looking forward to an abun
dant yield of grain at harvest time and
the prospects were never brighter. He
was accompanied to Heppner by his
brother, Frank Reaney, of Soap Lake,
Wash, who is making a visit at the
Reaney home at Lexington.
J. H. Cox got rid of a portion of two
of his fingers on Monday. While dress
ing up some lumber on a small planer
In the workshop of W. G. McCarty, he
pushed the fingers into the machine and
they were neatly trimmed. Mr. Cox
has had somewhat similar experiences
before, and he is about to conclude that
he is up against an "evening up'' pro
cess that will eventually make his lin
gers all the same length. The oper
ation is a little painful but Mr. Cox is
convinced that a machine of this kind
will do the Job quickly and welL
CALL FOR WARRANTS.
All school warrants of S :hool District
No. 25, Morrow County, Oregon, up to
and including April 2. 1S20 No. 202
will be paid upon presentation. In
terest stops on this date. Lated May
20. 1921. ml9-2t.
MRS. CLAIRE P. BARTER. Clerk,
Boardman. Oregon.
Styled to harmonize
with the newest
dress modes
Unaffeased.
Ttiey had enjoyed a little tilt at
the breakfast table, but during the
day he felt as though he might have
been a trifle unkind, and so took
home a pretty peace offering. He
placed the package in a conspicuous
position, but, very pointedly, she ig
nored it.
"Wouldn't vou like to know what
JyVMERE.TO
EAT
The Question
Is Settled
DINE WITH US
Our New Big Dining Room
Is not xclulv to transient
trd. It'i for tb tolki of
Heppner FInt, Lut and Ail
the Time.
Give the wife a rest
and a treat a Sunday
dinner here.
SHORT ORDERS, TOO
Elkhorn Restaurant
WtUow Street
TSXamcnd Shand
Come in and see how
well we can fit and
please you
Our Finest Low Shoe
Styles in Brown Calf and Kid
High grade leather in the heels, counters and
soles insure good wear. You must
see them to appreciate them
Price $4.50 to $7.50
and the sooner you come the surer you are to get a fit in just what
you, want. MAIL ORDERS SOLICITED.
Old shoes received by mail will be made like
new and sent back the same day.
E. N. Gonty Shoe Store
2Qcernt
Price Reduction
on GoodrichTires
The decisive reduction of twenty per cent
on the prices of Goodrich Tires and
Tubes which took effect May 2nd, re
ceived the complete endorsement of
tire users and dealers throughout the
country. It was accepted at its full face
. value as a helpful, economic move in
tune with the spirit of the times. The .
reduction applies to , '
Goodrich Silvertown Cords
Goodrich Fabric Tires
Goodrich Red and Gray Tubes
Goodrich Tires have earned their rep
utation by sheer quality of construc
tion and complete dependability of ser
vice. Every improvement in making,
with many exclusive betterments is
in the Goodrich Tires you buy today.
Tour dealer will supply your needs and
give you the benefit of these new re
duced prices on your purchases
The B. F. Goodrich Rubber Company
Akron, Ohio
FRIDAY, MAY 20
HARRY CAREY in
"OVERLAND RED" ,
The Rollicking Romance of a Joyous Vagabond Picturized from the. Famous
Novel by Herbert Henry Knibbs.
THE BEST THING HARRY EVER DID
FRIDAY and SATURDAY: Additional attraction; a num
ber of vocal solos each evening by Winifred Meadows,
an experienced singer, with whom we believe you will
be well pleased.
SATURDAY, MAY 21
Mary Pickford in"SUDS"
From the Charles Frohman Production, " 'Op 0' Me Thumb."
It is one of the rare productions .that goes straight to the heart and awakens all
sorts of human sympathy strong and moving-and with that measure of humor
and pathos that is inseparable from its realism.
SUNDAY, MAY 22
SAMUEL GOLDWYN presents PAULINE FREDERICK in
"The Woman In Room 13"
SUSPECTED! Traced from that fatal room 13 to her home by the law!
Confronted with the question, "Were you in Room 13 when the fatal shot was
fired?"
Flayed by her conscience, grilled by the district attorney, hated by the husband
she loved!
vWas she the Woman in Room 13?
MONDAY and TUESDAY, MAY 23 and 24 v
VIVIAN MARTIN in
"HUSBANDS and WIVES"
from the famous novel "MAKING HER HIS WIFE" by Cora Harris.
We can personally assure you that you will be well entertained during the show
ing of this picture comedy and human interest is intermingled in an unusual
manner. The story depicts the mistaken efforts of an amateur husband to cor
rect the ways of his butterfly wife. Vivian Martin as the butterfly, is at her
best.
Consolation
ALE
Price Reduced 5c Each Day
After Friday, May 6th
Following our big sale last week of waists and hosiery
and for the benefit of those unable to take advantage of
that event, we are making these very attractive prices.
COME EARLY. Buy one or as many
as you wish.
"WIRTHMOR" WAISTS Excellent voile Waists SPECIAL 98o
Not a waist in this lot that is not worth $1.50 or more.
"WEL WORTH" WAISTS-$2.50 and $3.00 values SPECIAL $1.67
These splendid waists in voile or organdie corne in white and colors.
SILK WAISTS-Ocorgette and Crepe da chene waists. .7 SPECIAL $3.95
These waists were all bargains at $5.00 to $7.50.
FIBRE SILK HOSE-A real hosiery bargain SPECIAL 50c
Colors, white, I'almbeach, pearl grey, OK grey, Champagne.
Price will be reduced 5c each day un
til all are gone.
COME EARLY AND GET YOUR CHOICE
Minor & Company