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About The gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 8, 1921)
IKE GAZETTE-TiMES, IIEITXER, OREGON, THURSDAY, DEC. 8, 1921. Heppner Hi Life fr.,-Tl 1'ltRt , . -epical - ."; f" i-::. vu to I.; H " ere Art Thou'" j h! ! a If r of i l.ik Jo" t" t f -r h.j r:t;'.v; i::;prove tjm nt 1 it n .vy t o that he will te nbU' to t:kv .i pea with the orchestra in th r.t;ir f'-ru.. tCVntr:V-u:d ) Ihr mt Out! Ai.u.ne : rsi p to view the very lat est rr.T.el rf a t .1- rutue to the school h . Ievn it-; ith. the r.iph: of the hih :-.hOt.l ; ;.i. The Rejuvenation of Aur.t Mar." 0:;e of the main events f f the evomr.t A be the exhibition of a hi ;!.,. ... tv-.p of autcniobile, ex ce'hniK' arv , f lienry For.i's most re- i-r.t pro i'A ; ;oti Be sure and come You v.-r. t r.fVra tr. miss it! t fcara-t-rlilr Slnira From the Play. Aur.i Mary Not 'Madam." I'm not n-fi-:.ea arm :t Oeerl flatter me one hit to he took to be. .1, k Wi , 1 pose it'll all come out In the wash, but I'm dueeed tired of heir.jc the soar. Uttty Xi bo.iy can pet married on ten dollars a week. You can't gret home fn m a tfuatre on that liob I never could tie a bow off of my Oxford. Mitchell If fate would only lead in stead of chasing me with a tomahawk. Clover The cake ith come, the cake 1th come. Mr. Stebbins And the suit Is for fif teen thousand dollars. Joshua Then why don't you give m my breakfast? James Weil yes, Misa I mean Madam I mean Miss Lucinda I ain't got a mind to say anything! The Girl from Kalamazoo Tou don't suppose any girl would put herself in my place if she didn't have to do you? Daisy Mullins You see, I've had thirteen children and the cradle is clean worn out Eva Ah er yes well ah We will pive a prixe to anyone who can get into more scrapes than Jack, and who can get out of them as easily. However, we feel certain that we will not have to pay our debt, as Jack's ability along this line is very unusual The Latin A class has challenged the Caesar class to a vocabulary contest The event promises to be a lively one as both classes are evenly matched. r e v !vv j.tion. IVrr.esuc Science, f ; h :r. Km.!'.:' c. Course of Study vr u. V.c'.ho.is ;n Arithmetic, lkandiT Korenooa. Ar it'irt.etic. H is to: y of Kducation. 'wh.-o, Mt tho.iu in Oeorraphy. Me hsr.:cal rrawing. Domestic Art. Course t Stu.K for Domestic Art. TnrlaT AftrniMt. Ct: -am mar, Geography. Stenography, nev.oan Literature, Physics, Type rritir.g. Methods in Language, Thesis r I,rm:ary Certificates. Friday Mora las. Theory and Practice, Orthography Spelling1,, Physical Geography, English .ittrature. Chemistry. Friday AftrraoM. School Law. Geology, Algebra, Civil Jovernment Saturday Foreaiooau Gemetary, Botany. Saturday Afteraooa. General History, Pookkeepinpf. J. A. CHURCHILL. Superintendent FuMic ."instruction. M.M;;-.o reports that J. P. , Moorehead is the father of Mrs. Roy -hea.l. or Pine City, who has been! Neill and makes his home with his ill. js improving nicely. Mr. ; daughter. OTICK OF AWVAL MKET1NG OF STOCKHOLDERS Notice Is hereby given that the an nual meet'ng o the stockholders of the Galloway Telephone Company will he held on Saturday, December 81. 1921. at 2 .00 p. m. at the ottV of the Company at Humphreys Drug Co., In Heppner, Oregon. The purpose of the meeting Is to elect officers and vote upon the proposition of dissolving the corpora tion. Dated at Heppner. Oregon, this 7th day of December, 1921. D. O. JUSTUS. President. ON SALE HERE FOR THE HOLIDAYS Intrinsic Values in Fashionable Ready-to-Wear Women's Coats, Suits, Skirts, Dresses, Petticoats, Furs and Waists. Tin prices are extraordinarily low for such quality merchandise. Make your selections early while the choosing is best. We suggest these gar ments as the ideal Christmas gift. Mrs. L. G. Herren THE FEDERATED CHURCH. Sunday School at 9:45 A. M. Preach ing at 11:00 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sen ior Endeavor at 6:00 p. m. Prayer meeting service each Thursday evening at 7:30. E. L. MOORE, Pastor. TEACHERS' EXAMINATION. Notice is hereby given that the Coun ty Superintendent of Morrow County, Oregon, will hold the regular examina tion of applicants for State Certificates at Heppner Oregon as follows: Commencing- Wednesday, December II. 1921, at S:00 a, m. and continuing un til Saturday, at 4.00 o'clock p. m., De cember 21, 1121. Wednesday Forenoon. U. S. History, Writing (Penmanship), Music, Drawing. Wednesday Afternoon. Physiology. Heading, Manual Train- We are Offering Superior and Van Brunt Drills In Stock at a Price Below what we can replace them Peoples Hardware Co IAS mm I Kyi Please notice our practical gifts and prices: Big Overstuffed Rockers at $20.00 In Genuine Leather $45.00 Rockers $22.50 $70.00 Rockers $40.00 $67.00 Rockers $39.00 Pathe Phonographs Now Half Price Beautiful Brass Bed $27.50. New Hoosier Cabinet $55. Seamless Axminister Rugs, 9x12, $45.00. Tapestry Brussels, 9x12, $25.00. Smaller Rugs in Assorted Patterns. Trunks, Bags and Suit Cases vllllid. appreciate its quality and price New Home Sewing Machine, now $65.00 It will be easy to do your shopping here if you come early. These specials will not last long. To make your fireside just all you could wish, you may need a Great Western Heater Case Furniture Co. THE UNIVERSAL CAR Latourell Auto Company Reduces Ford Prices To Pre-War Level SERVICE CHARGES RE-ESTABLISHED CONSISTENT WITH FORD'S THREE LARGE CUTS IN PRICES OF FORD CARS AND EXTENSIVE REDUC TIONS IN GENUINE FORD PARTS. Sedan $660 f. o. b. Factory ICoupe $595 f. o. b. Factory Why Not Buy One of These for Christmas? Latourell Auto Co. AUTHORIZED SALES AND SERIVCE HEPPNER, OREGON Star Theater Week of December 8th to 15th THURSDAY AND FRIDAY "Winners of the West" "Deadline at Eleven" "Danger That Never Sleeps" "Fighting Fate" Wo are going to show those pictures two days so as to give everyone a chance to see them, and at the following prices: One Adult 30c; Two Together 35c One Child 20c; Two Together 25c Who can afford to come by themselves on such a proposition as this! After the first episode this serial will be shown one day only, each Friday, with a cracker-jack five- or six-reel feature with each episode. !,' fry $C99 from WINNERS OP THE WEST , ART ACORO -iri univMHtnL SATURDAY Leah Baird in SATURDAY "THE HEARTLINE" The story of a lost boy, his growth to manhood and his family's attempts to find him, and a few side lights on the methods of Clairvoyants. ALSO COMEDY. Sunday and Monday, "The Old Nest" TUESDAY Mitchell Lewis in TUESDAY "FOOLS GOLD" A gripping story of the Northwest. Also two-reel comedy. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14th and 15th "THE COUNTY FAIR" and another of the two-reel "Skipper" comedies. This show will be just one big laugh.
