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THE GAZETTE-TIMES, HEPPNER. OREGON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5. 1922 PAi Professional Cards DR. F. E. FARRIOR DENTIST Office Upstairs Over Postofflce Heyptwr, Own DR. R. Z. GROVE . DENTIST Permanently located In the Odd Fellowa Buildinj, Booms 4 end b Heppner, Oresroa A. D. McMURDO, M. D. PHYSICIAN SL'KCEON Office In Masonic Building Trained Nnnw AsslaUnt Heppner, Oregon C. C. CHICK, M. D. PHYSICIAN SURGEON Office Upstairs Over Postofflce Trained Nunc AaaliUnt Heppner, Oregon WOODSON & SWEEK ATTOBNEYS-AT-LAW Offices in First National Bank Buildinf Htppner, Ornon Van Vactor & Butler ATTORNEY9-AT-LAW Suite 306 First National Bank Building THE DALLES. ORB. S. E. NOTSON ATTORN E Y-AT-LAW Office In Court House Heppner. Oregon Office Phone. Main 64 Keeidence Phone, Maln.6 Francis A. McMenamin LAWYER ' Gilman Building, Heppner, Ore. F. H. ROBINSON LAWYER IONE, OREGON ROY V.WHITEIS Flrt Insurance Writer for Beit Old Line Companies Heppner, Oregon E. J. STARKEY ELECTRICIAN HOUSE WIRING A SPECIALTY Heppner, Oregon Phase 171 Heppner Sanitarium DR. J. PERRY CONDER Phnlclan-ln-Charge Treatment of all diseases. Isolated wards for contagious diseases. FIRE INSURANCE Waters & Anderson Successors to C. C. Patterson Heppner, Oregon MATERNITY HOME MRS. G. C. AIKEN. HEPPNER I am prepared to last a limited num ber ot maternity e at my home. Patients prrfUegee e choose their own phyileian. . Beit of care and attention assured. PHONE lit E. J. KELLER AUCTIONEER Will attend and call all public sales. I also conduct community sales. Heppner, Oregon Slat's Diary 1-4 mile from hifh school. Price $14 per acre; J-'H'O cash, balance in two years. Bert Bleakman, Hardman, Or. By ROSS FARQUHAR. FridayI gess I got in bad with aum frends of ma includeing I and Vr-"V pa. They have got a I J yung baby witch is a few months old and g- 1 they sed he was Kave- I ing lot of t rabble I trying to cut its teeth. J So I went and boght CV him a pockt nife to help lit along. 1 S.t On. of m.'a distance relations is a comeing here to are house. Pa told me con fidently that ahe ia so ugly ahe haa to take hy- podermicka to keep her face frum herting her ahe ia so ugly. Sunday Are preech r traded places with a nother preecher this morning and we all went to chirch. He is a grate temprance and probiah un man. He sed he hoped to see this country so dry that the Fiah will fer git how to swim. Monday Had a little dinculty with Pug Stevens this evning and got 1 of my ears busted. But I Deleave in be ing a Optomiit. Mebby I wont half to go to akool tomorro. Ennyways I still got a nother ear enny how. Tuesday Unkel Hen ia not a going to let his son go to colllge this yr. But stay at home and do wirk on the farm. Pa says the only farm wirk that boy will do is to ao his Wild Oats. Wednesday Went to a party. I am not giveing away enny aecrits but it seems like if you try to kiss a girl and succeed she gets mad. 4 if you fail she gets peaved and disgusted. Thursday Pa says that for evry garage man witch goes to chirch they is t goes to jale and for evry 1 in jale they is 16 witch shud ought to be. 1 H FARM POINTERS . According to C. J. Mcintosh, O.A.C. Farm News Writer. Oregon's 63 wheat varieties are 52 too many, is the teaching of the farm crops department of the 0. A. C, expe riment station at the state fair. The remaining 11 varieties best suited to all Oregon conditions have been test ed and are recommended for the dis tricts and for spring or winter plant ing as may be required. The new type recirculation prune dryer on exhibition in the station booth at the fair cuta down labor, cost and time of drying prunes fully one-half in many cases. It also im proves the weight and quality of the dried prunes by giving greater uni formity and eliminating "dummies." A call for 6500 acres in English rye grasa and orchard grass for seed is issued from the station booths. Ore gon conditions produce 700 pounds of the rye grass seed and 460 pounds orchard grass per acre. The value of the acreage crop would be (360,000 annually. The United- States Imports more than 4 million pounds of these seeds every year. A good pasture mixture for west ern Oregon wet heavy soils as shown on an exhibit card ia English rye grass 8 pounds per acre, red top 3, or chard grass 3, alsike clover 2, and white clover 1. The crops should be planted immediately. The new copper carbonate dust treatment for wheat smut on display at the fair calls for 2 ounces copper carbonate dust to 1 bushel of grain. It Is mixed either in a churn or in large quantities in a mixer invented by C. C. Calkins, county agent of Morrow. No injury results from the treatment, the grain can be held be fore seeding, stand is good and vig orous, and so far as tried protection is good. Spray Peaches Early. Peaches should be fall sprayed with Bordeaux 4.4-50. The earlier the bet ter. The rains bring favorable con ditions for blight and dieback infect ions. Get ahead of them. O.A.C. Ex periment station. Remove Diseased Potatoes. Potato fields intended for certifica tion should have all diseased hills re moved be(ore digging the crop. All damage, rough misshapen potatoes should be sorted out at diggmg time. O. A. C. Experiment Station. How to Select Seed Corn. Select seed corn from stalks having one good ear. Take no ears from fall en or down stalks which are often diseased. Avoid selections from thin places in the field. Save seed NOW and dry it promptly. O.A.C. Experi ment station. Early Dry Plowing Suggested. Fall work is facilitated by early dry plowing on most soils. Dry plowing is easily done on irrigated ground. Ground that has 'been in cultivated crops will generally plow well before the rains. Spring grain stuoDie is more easily dry plowed than winter grain stubble land which has not been worked for a year. Thorough disking in the fall makes early plowing easier by loosening the surface, working in stubble and refuse, and helping to trap early fall showers, thus soften ing the land and lessening the power required. OJl.C, Experiment station, L. VAN MARTER FIRE, AUTO AND LIFE INSURANCE s Old Line Companies REAL ESTATE Heppner, Ore. HEMSTITCHING I have installed a hemstitching machine at my apart ment in the Gilman building and will give all orders for work in that line mv best attentoln. Your patronage ia solicited. Mrs. C. C. Patterson, tf. sheep, principally ewes and lambs. 1 Fnr information inquire this office. FOR SALE 160 acres of irrigated alfalfa, H-mile south of Boardman. Will divide into imall tracts if de sired. H. C. HARRISON, Boardman, Oregon. FOR SALE 60 Duroc Jersey pigs of all sites. Registered. Apply H. C. HAKRISOS', Boardman, Oregon. Wood and coal rang for sale rea sonably. Also kitchen table and chairs. Inquire this office. WANTED Women to take card of baby on ranch. No housework. In quire this office. FOR SALE Some efaickens, Ford csr, six-gallon-a-day Jeresy eow. ED KELLER. tf. CHICKEN FRIES FOR SALE En quire of Harvey Scott, near depot. WANTED Work by capable young woman. Inquire this office. FOR SALE 600 head of mixed fine 1 IT'S TOASTED one extra process which gives a delicious flavor LUCKT 5TR1KI riGARETTEy i Too Long Without Paint Are You Insuring Against Depreciation THERE'S no middle ground, either your buildings are well protected by paint or they are going to reouire costly re pairing or rebuilding within a few years. Paint eaves your properly. It is an investment in long service not an expense. The expense results from allowing buildings to rot Paint now. Save repairs. The next question is what paint to use. Use the best It costs less in the long run. It spreads easily saves labor cost It covers more surface per gallon than "cheap" paint And the best paint wfll serve you five or mors years longer than "cheap" pettSi The best paints are scientific in formula and preparation. We've made them for 73 years to meet the weather conditions in the West The best materials PIONEER TY7 TITTY! I Tlfl I: J M I wmiL Liivvue purv nuscru irn. pure tine and pure colon are combined in Fuller'i Paint in cienti6cally ex act proportions with long-time skill. Free Advice on Punting Aak oar agent iot advice, color carda, etc Aak the Fullw Specific ttoa Deptrtmeal about lao Moot desirable color cherne, color aaroooy and any other Makers of Rubber Cenenl Floor Paint, All-Parpoec Vcraieliea, Silkenwbito i vi t. . P1 Varaiaa. Waekafale Wall Finish Ban and Roof Paint, Porch a and PIONEER WHITE LEAD m Auto Eaam.1, I Step fsiM. It pays to buy good lubricating oils. Valvollne and Havoline oils at Peo- LEGAL NOTICES Con",Miy- FOR SALE One 110-bushel wood en grain bin. Inquire of C. C. Bhea, NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT. ftne, Oregon. Notice Is hereby given that Laura it pays to buy good lubricating oils. F. Adkins, Executrix of the Last Will Valvoline and Havoline oils at Peo- and Testament of Ora E. Adkins, de- plea Hardware Company. tf. ceased has filed her final account with - the Clerk of the County Court of It pays to buy good lubricating oils, the State of Oregon for "Morrow Valvoline and Havoline oils at Peo- County, and that aald Court has set pies Hardware Company. tf. FORSALE-At reasonable price, urday! October 21. 1922, at the hour good residence property In Heppner. of 2 o'clock p. m! Any on. having For terms. Inquire this office. 5t. objections to said account must file F0R SALE4.burner New perfec. them on or before the time of settle- M tioy wth oyen Good M ment of said amount. p now. Inquire this office. Date of first publication, Sept. 21, HOGS FOR SALE Brood sows and 1922 ' gilts; sows with pigs; shoats and r ' -J7S pl'' w- Harold Mason, lone, Or. tf. per cent loana may be secured for any purpose on farm lands, irrigated For Trade I have 8500 good fence lands, to buy or build homes, city or posts at Hardman to exchange for farm, under our first mortgage certl- wheat delivered at Heppner. Want to ftcates. Bankers Reserve Mortgage clean up on these. W. P. Prophet Company, Gas 4 Electrle Bldg., Den- Hardman, Oregon. ver' C'' FOR 8ALE-3flB-acre farms 275 FOR SALE Used Ford car in good acres plow land, balance pasture; fair repair, Inquire Universal Garage, house and barn, plenty good water; Fullers ftHCtriCATIOM Houco Paints Phoonln Pur Paint Pur Prepared Paint Manufactured by W. P. Fuller fc Co., Dept. 26, Saa Francisco Branches la IS Cities la the Wast Uj eowt it Miatla. hUfT'i Swd6citiaa Rout Ptitu trs sold by ft, following Asenti: PEOPLES HARDWARE COMPANY, Phoenix Pure Paint Agent OH "melts in your mouth," eV then you get the deleo SiwSw table gum center. 4e And with WrigW three old Wl standbys also affording friendly Ijl aid to teeth, throat, breath, ap. y m 1 petite and digestion. j43py7mTk I Soothing, thirst-quenching. jQjgLu) V I Making the next cigar yXiTirvf taste better. v'MfLP .NS S "i? iiKasasasaM s!d The Gazette-Tunes' Annual Fall Subscription Dean-Op THIS week is inaugurated our Annual Fall Subscription Clean-Up, during which we hope and expect to have our sub scription accounts" brought down to date and extended for another year. The num ber of delinquent accounts on the G.-T. list is surprisingly small, and is growing less every day, but we would like to have our list 100 per cent "paid up" and look for good results during this campaign. No matter what other papers you may take if you are interested in Morrow coun ty, the doings of its people, the news of its development and advancement-you can not be without THE GAZETTE-TIMES. It Is Morrow County's Newspaper "V "POEM BY UNCLE JOHN"! ", " , Terry Gitkison CARTOONS AND HOME, SWEET HOME ftlchard Uord )eoee INTXSPKETER OF. AMERICA Stars, Every One of Them and They Contribute to This Paper. PhiUtp Uurchman NEWS PHOTOGRAPHS iu This paper believes there is no cleverer news talent in the coun try than that here pictured. We count ourselves fortunate to be able to offer our readers the work of men like Richard Lloyd Jones, nationally known editor; Dr. Matthews, one of the nation's outstanding preachers, and Gilkinson. of cartoon and comic fame. The others are equally recognized as masters in their fields. By special arrangement with, the Publishers Autocaster Service.' these newspaper stars contribute Robert Fuller SPECIAL FEATURE WRITER I 1 Mas .'Jw Sal ' Rev. M A. Nsttlwws. D D., LL D AUTHOR OK "PUNCHETTES- 22- 'Lena Guineas .Poota HOME AND FASHION WRITER 5 r Edward Perty Howard NATIONAL EDITORIALS ONE of the finest and most complete feature services available to the country newspaper publishers of the Uni ted States is the Publishers' Autocaster Service, in which The Gazette-Times holds the exclusive franchise in Heppner. Thru this service we are supplied with features of interest to every member of the family. The talent pictured above-a staff of feature artists equal to that maintained by large metropolitan papers-is working for this paper, and their product is of the very high est class. In addition to this service, The Gazette-Times publishes exclusively in Morrow county the Community Service ar ticles, written by the country's leading men in all lines of endeavor, each recog nized as an expert on the subject he dis cusses. These are but a few of the good things you get in The Gazette-Times which no other paper in this territory can give you. 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