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PAGE SIX HEPPNER GAZETTE TIMES, HEPPNER, OREGON, THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 1927. Entire Jewelry Stock Cut in Price Many articles selling below wholesale at our 30DD3iy Ssie Save by Buying for Cash NOW! MANY FINE GIFTS FOR THE GRADUATE HAR WOOD'S Articles Not in Stock Ordered at Reduced Prices Farm Market Review Brief Review Farm Commodity Trend April 25. (Prepared by L. R. Breithaupt of the 0. A. C. Extension Service Divis ion of Agricultural Economics on in formation from U. S. D. A. and other sources.) WOOL. Gradual expansion of de mand for wool was indicated by the trade of last week, although manufac turers continue to restrict purchases to immediate requirements. The mar ket is a little firmer on foreign spots wools as a result of recent demands from abroad. MOHAIR. The bulk of the south west clip is reported sold at private cale after all offers at sealed bid sales had been refused. Prices in Texas averaged about 53 cents on grown hair and 63 cents for kid hair. SEEDS. Prices on most seeds con tinued to decline during the week ending April 16. Demand for red clover fell off sharply and prices av , eraged $1.55 per hundred pounds low er. Alsike snared the weakness, and white clover demand was poor to fair. Demand for alfalfa seed was active at sustained price levels. Orchard and rye grass seed prices were little changed, but hairy vetch advanced slightly. HAY. Markets are seasonbly dull with little change. Stocks are not large but pastures are excellent and domestic and export shipping demand is limited. FEED GRAINS. Higher prices for oats and corn resulted last week from delayed oat seedings and limited mar ket offerings of corn. Barley prices advanced on scanty market arrivals coupled with improved domestic de mand for feed barley and brewing barley for export. RYE. Thj rye market held steady with limited export demand. WHEAT. Weather conditions dom inated the wheat market last week and prices remained firm. Spring seeding is delayed and lower tem peratures have prevailed over tht domestic winter wheat belt. Foreign markets were firm with southern hem isphere shipments moderate. More North American wheat is expected to move soon with the opening of the lakes. Domestic demand was moder ate with better grades drawing at tention from millers. BUTTER. Markets were unsettled and sensitive last week. Storage stocks are low, with little new butter bought for storage. Operators antici pate the usual spring decline and are avoiding surplus stocks. Production is increasing slightly and receipts are expected to increase when the roads in many of the producing sec tions dry up, the trade expects con siderable low grade butter from de layed cream. Foreign butter impor tation in any volume is not believed probalbe. Prices declined only slight ly at San Francisco last week. It is njw generally thought that the stor age basis will be somewhat higher than last year. LIVESTOCK. Some reaction from recent activity took place last week in livestock markets. Heavy, fed cat tie were not quite so strong at times and light weights were weaker, with supplies somewhat increased in runs. Stockers and feeders were scarce on the markets and prices held up well. Demand is still strong for weighty cattle. The hog market took one of the sharpest declines in many months in Chicago. Markets for sheep and lambs were generally slow, but clip ped lambs reached the highest point of the year in Chicago at the week's opening. Spring lamb movement is expected to be early and in consider able volume. RADIO BROADCASTING STATION KGW Concert of the PUBLIC SERVICE LITTLE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Bernice Alstock, Contralto Sunday, May 1, 1927, 10 to 11 p. m. Presented by Portland Gas & Coke Crmpany, Northwestern Electric Com pany, Pacific Power & Light Com pany. 1. Orchestra Pomp & Circumstance (Edward Elger) 2. Solo, contralto One Little Dream of Lovo (Wood) 3. Orchestra Beautiful Blue Danube, waltz (Strauss) 4. Solo, contralto Calm as the Night (Bohm) 5. Piano Solo Magic Fire Scene from Die WalKvrc by LibDrioas Haupt mann (Wagner) 6. Orchestra Joyous Love (Liebesfreud) (Kreisler) 1.' Solo, contralto Invocation to Eros (Kursteiner) 8. Orchestra ..Robespierre, overture (Litolff) Thi3 is the first concert to be pre sented under the direction of Libcr ious Hnuptmann, recent. y 'iDpointed musical director of the station. HOW DID WE GET OUR OLD TES TAMENT? This is certainly a question con cerning which all Christians ought to be well informed. If we are to rely upon the Bible we ought to know much concerning its source as well as its contents. This theme will be discussed at the Church of Christ on Sunday eve ning. The morning preaching hour will mark the beginning of the study of a new book. We request that the first chapter of the Ephesian letter be studied in preparation for this. Remember the Bible school and the Christian Endeavor society. MILTON W. BOWER, Minister. CARD OF THANKS. To our many friends, and to all who in every way go kindly assisted us during the long illness of our be loved wife, mother and sister, we take this means of extending our sin cere thanks. Your kindly expressions of sympathy and acts of kindness have meant much more to us than mere words can express. JAS. CARTY AND FAMILY. J. SHERIDAN AND FAMILY. J. KILKENNY AND FAMILY. LOST A small package of dry goods containing gelatin and pattern Leave at Thomson Bros, or Lee Scriv- ner's. . 5 You Jjjj Average THE "Test 0' Ten" for the week will leave you with valuable knowledge for it is filled with stimulating facts and ideas. It's an amusing game but it will prove a profitable game, for the first step in clear, logical thinking is getting the facts and keeping them! Why not place a time limit on each question, to stimulate quick thinking. Your average for this test should be not less than BU. TEST '0 TEN QUESTIONS 1. From whom did the United States I purchase the Phillipines? How, much did they pay? 6. Who publishes the Saturday Eve ning Post? Who is its editor? 2. Who was president of the United States before James A. Garfield. 3. What is meant by the expression "upstage?" 4. How many lakes comprise the Great Lakes? Name them. 5. How much money must an immi grant have in order to enter the United States? 7. Who composed the "Minuet in G?" 8. What amendment to the costitu tion gave women the right to vote? 9. What is a Bittern? 10. Where is the home of the Hotten tots? (The Correct Answers will be Published Next Week) ANSWERS TO LAST WEEK'S TEST '0 TEN 6. It is shaped like a boot. 7. London. 8. A bob. 9. John Bunyan. 10. An enclosure for live birds. FILL SCHOOL VACANCY. At a meeting held April 5, the school board of Joseph elected Miss Francis Parker of Heppner to fill a vacancy caused by the resignation of teacher in one of the lower grades. Miss Paker has taught three years in tne neighboring Hurricane Creek dis- tict and comes well recommended. Joseph Correspondent in Enterprise Record-Chieftain. Joe Kinney was operated on at the office of Dr. McMurdo on Thursday last for the removal of his tonsils which had been giving him trouble for some time. COMING TO The Dalles and Pendleton id. MELLENTHIN Specialist in Internal Medicine for the past fifteen years DOES NOT OPERATE will be in THE DALLES on Thursday, May 12 at The Dalles Hotel and in PENDLETON, Friday, May 13 at the Dorion Hotel Office Hours: 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. TWO DAYS ONLY No Charge for Consultation Dr. Mellenthin is a regular grad uate in medicine and surgery and is licensed by tho stnte of Oregon. He does not operate for chronic appendi citis, gall stones, ulcers of stomach tonsils or adenoids. He has to his credit wonderful re sults in diseases of the stomach, liv er, bowels, blood, skin, nerves, heart. kidney, bladder, bed wetting, catarrh weak lung3, rheumatism, sciatica, leg ulcers and rectal ailments. Below are the names of a few of his many satisfied patients in Oregon who have been treated for one of the above named causes: Mrs. H. H. Blake, Marshfield. Mrs. I. V. McAdoo, Scio. W. L. Kirby, Bend. M. E. Anstadt, Astoria. Mrs. Fred Krusow, Grass Valley. Mrs. Lewerenz, Portland. Mrs. C. H. Horning, Hauser. Mrs. J. L. Henderson, North Pow der. Mrs. Andrew Anderson, Westport. Remember above date, that consul tation on this trip will be free and that his treatment is different. Married women must be accompan ied by their husbands. Address: 211 Bradbury Bldg., Los Angeles, California. Save with Safety at Your REXALL Store. j Remember Mother 1 on May 8th i with an Artstyle Jewel Box. This is a beauti- U fill metal box, the design of which is taken 1 from a French treasure chest, and contains a M supreme assortment of the nationally famous Ja Artstyle Chocolates. She will treasure the box long after the candy is gone. , If Mother does not care for candy, surprise her with a box of our beautiful Mother's Day Stationery. As useful as it is beautiful. PATTERSON & SON The REXALL Store To HOLT COMBINE and HOLT and BEST TRACTOR Owners- I now have a large stock of extras and sup plies for all models of Holt Combined Har vesters at Arlington, Oregon. I am also stocking parts for all Holt and Best Tractors for Gilliam and Morrow County tractors. See Holt Combines now on display at Arlington before buying. B. A. AMY, Dealer The Dalles, Ore. FOR PARTS PHONE ARLINGTON 752 Star Theater, Heppner, Ore. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, APRIL 28 AND 29: Chas. K. Arthur & Dorothy Revier in . "When the Wife's Away" A SCREAMINGLY FUNNY FARCE. When the wife's away men will play and thereby hangs this tale. Also two reel comedy BLUE BLACK and ACE OF SPADES. itiiiiiii.iiiitliriiliiiiiiiiitiiiiiti.iiiifitifiiiiiiiiiiiititiiiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifiiitiiiitiiifiiiiii(iiiiiitiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiitiiiini"iiiitiiiiii"iiii'iii SATURDAY, APRIL 30: Wallace Beery in "RICHARD THE LION HEARTED" Based on Sir Walter Scott's novel "The Talisman." Intense, Dramatic, Human. The dashing love story of the most popular king in all history. A tale where hearts are won by deeds of valor; king doms held by honor alone. Also MAN SIZED PET, two reel western comedy. HllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllltllltllllltlUllllltlllMIIIIIIIIIIIMIIilllllllllllllllDI'IIIIINIM IIIHIIMItllHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIItlllllMltlllllll SUNDAY AND MONDAY, MAY 1 AND 2 : John Barrymore and Dolores Costello in . . "THE SEA BEAST" From the story "Moby Dick" by Herman Melville. There is no picture like it. Here for the first time we hove a sailor's epic, with all the salt, the tang, the beauty, the appalling power of the sea. The surging romance of a Yankee harpooner. See one of the most thrilling struggles ever presented by the screen six men pitting their strength against the brutd strength of a 60-ton monster of the deep. Also two reel comedy, GEORGE THE WINNER. Children 25c Adults 50c. tmiimilMltmntll mi mil mt rdlllliiiiiniiiitiiiif 11 4 iiiiiiirtlllfHIIIflltfli Ilitiilimmi mini Ilillllli I TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, MAY 3 AND 4: Richard Dix in "SAY IT AGAIN" Richard in a rip-roaring comedy romance about a handsome, husky lad who falls in love with a prin cess of a small Balkan kingdom, is himself mistaken for the long lost prince, and then braves a host of breath-taking and hilarious adventures. Also comedy, WIDE OPEN FACES. NEXT WEEK: Fred Thompson In THE TOUGH GUY. Bert Lytell in THE LONE WOLF RETURNS. Harold Lloyd in THE KID BROTHER. Clara Bow in THE ANCIENT MARINER. 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