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HEPPNER GAZETTE TIMES, HEPPNER, OREGON, THURSDAY, DEC. 13, 1928-
HARDMAN.
A Christmas program will be giv
en at the Hardman Union high
school, Thursday, December 20, at
7:30 p. m. The program will con
sist of two one-act comedies and
songs. One of the novel features
will be the story of the birth of
Christ, which will be presented by
shadow pictures by the Sunday
school class of the Rev. and Mrs.
Stanley Moore of Heppner. Admis
sion will be twenty-five cents for
adults and children free. All prof
Its realized from this entertain
ment and carnival will be for the
benefit of the school clubs. Every
body is Invited to come and share
our fun.
Mrs. B. H. Bleakman, Mr. and
Mrs. Jim McDaniel, Mr. and Mrs.
Chas. McDaniel and Mrs. Maud
Howell left for Spirit Lake, Idaho,
Wednesday, to attend the funeral
of the late William McDaniel.
Mrs. Mack, O. A. C. clothing spe
cialist, gave some interesting and
valuable advice on pattern altera
tion and remending of old clothing
here Thursday and Monday.
Neal Knighten delivered some of
his turkeys to Hermiston last
Thursday.
Mrs. Helen M. Walker, county
school superintendent was a visitor
at the Hardman school Tuesday.
Carey Hastings purchased a new
Chevrolet Monday, Dec. 10.
a copy handed to Heppner Gazette
Times for publication.
W. P. MAHONEY,
W. E. PRUYN,
DAVID HYND,
Committee.
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.
Whereas, the Messenger of Death
has again visited our number, and
removed the name of our brother,
George C. Aiken, from the roll of
workmen, and taken our brother
from our midst to his eternal home;
and
Whereas, Brother Aiken was a
true and faithful Mason, and we
wish to make permanent record of
his fidelity;
Therefore, be it resolved, that we,
his brother craftsmen of Heppner
Lodge No. 69, A. F. & A. M., at this
time pause in sorrowful submission,
to recall his many virtues and to
drop a tear because of his depart
ure. We extend to the sorrowing wid
ow and children of our deceased
brother in their bereavement our
deepest sympathy.
Be it resolved that a copy of these
resolutions be sent to the family of
the deceased, that a copy be enter
ed on the records of the lodge, and
BAILEY
TRANSFER
Heppner, Ore.
Local and Long
Distance Hauling
Headquarters at
Heppner Garage
Phone 213
RESOLUTION'S OF RESPECT.
Whereas the Angel of Death has
visited our Chapter and removed
therefrom to his eternal rest, our
Companion George C. Aiken, and
Whereas, Companion Aiken was
a true member of our Chapter, and
we wish to record in a permanent
manner his fidelity;
Therefore, be it resolved by Hepp
ner Chapter No. 26, R. A. M., that
we extend to the sorrowing widow
and children of our deceased com
panion our deepest sympathy in
this their hour of bereavement
Be it resolved that a copy of these
resolutions be spread upon the rec
ords of the Chapter, a copy be sent
to the family, and a copy given to
the Heppner Gazette Times for pub
lication. FRANK GILLIAM,
M. D. CLARK,
JOHN ILER,
Committee.
MAIL PACKAGES EARLY.
In order that the work of the lo
cal postofHce may be reasonably ex
pedited, and that there will be no
last day rush to get packages Into
the mails, Postmaster Smead is
urging the Heppner community to
mail their Christmas packages ear
ly. He advises that all packages be
wrapped and tied securely, plainly
addressed, with the address of send
er or return card written or printed
in the upper left hand corner. Mail
them as early in the day as possi
ble, especially if they are to be in
sured, and all valuable packages
should be insured.
Mr. Smead further announces
that there will be no mail distribu
ted on Christmas day. This is in
accordance with the ruling of the
department, it being planned that if
possible all postofllce employes on
that day may enjoy the full holi
day and have their Christmas din
ners at home with their families.
Therefore, no packages or other
mail will be given out to anyone.
The Heppner office will be open late
the night of December 24 in order
that all may get their packages who
cannot get to the office before 6
o'clock p. in.
All Winter Coats at 25 per cent
off during the month of December.
Curran Hat Shop. tf.
WHEAT MEN URGED
TO JOIN KO. LEAGUE
(Continued from Fint Page)
les; Harry Richards, The Dalles;
Art Wheelhouse, Arlington; L. A.
Young, Madras; William Leadbet
ter, Alicel; Lowell Stockman, Helix;
Cecil Curl, Pendleton; Fred Hilgen,
Dufur; Alva Spence, Haines.
Crop Insurance Chairman: J. B.
Adams, Moro; secretary, W. A.
Holt, Pendleton; A. S. Roberts, The
Dalles; Frank W. Turner, Heppner;
Jesse Hales, Pendleton; J. W. Dyer,
Mayville; Troy Bogard, Eight Mile;
Owen Moore, Dufur; Wesley Pay-
ton, Baker, R. 2.
Legislative Committee includ
ing Farm Relief Cooperation, Tar
iff, etc. Chairman; Charles A.
Harth, The Dalles; secretary, Char
les W. Smith, Heppner; W. M.
cx SHOPPING DAYj
Jffl.!MA3
GIFTS FOR
EVERYBODY
You will find listed below some Gifts you
can buy at this Drug Store:
Fountain Pens
Gift Pencils
Flashlights
Box Candy
Hard Candy
Bulk Candy
Toilet Waters
Toilet Articles
Vanities
Manicure Sets
Pipes
Compacts
Razors
Stroppers
Vacuum Bottles
Bridge Sets
Score Pads
Tags, Seals
Greeting Cards
Powders
Cigars
Cigarettes
Smokers' Articles
Wallets
Tree Ornaments
Tree Lights
Shaving Brushes
Clocks
Watches
Boxed Stationery
Wrapping Papers
Decorative Goods
Perfume Sprays
Perfume Sets
Pierce, La Grande; E. M. Hulden,
Blalock; W. W. Harrah, Pendleton;
A. R. Shumway, Milton; Ralph
Benge, Heppner; W. H. Ragsdale,
Moro; Ed Ward, Boyd; A. V. Swift,
Baker; Herbert Egbert, The Dalles.
Grain Inspection and Market
News Service Chairman: Roy Rit
ner, Pendleton; secretary, Roger
Morse, Baker; Fred Kruso, Grass
Valley; David H. Nelson, Pendle
ton; Lee Beckner, lone; Frank Mc
Kennon, Imbler; Owen Jones, The
Dalles; J. W. Shepherd, Grass Val
ley; A. H. Barnum, Moro; J. H.
Scholl, Baker.
Weed Control Committee Chair
man: Perry Johnston, Condon; sec
retary, D. C. Smith, Corvallis; Her
bert Root, Wasco; Earl Warner,
Lexington; Ralph Allen, Adams;
Sims Dickenson, Athena; William
Ruckman, Imbler; Harry McKin
ney, Arlington; Clarence Look, The
Dalles; Fred Hennagin, Wasco; C.
K. Fisher, Haines.
Program of Work Committee
outlining work for league in the
future Chas. Cox, Heppner; Chas.
W. Smith, Heppner; H. B. Pinker
ton, Moro; Perry Johnston, Condon.
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WE CHALLENGE THE WORLD
TO FIND
MerCandy
THAN WE ARE OFFERING FOR
CHRISTMAS AT NEAR THE PRICE
In this as in all lines handled by us you will
find the
Quality Far Higher Than Price
SPECIAL PRICES IN QUANTITY LOTS
SATURDAY SPECIALS:
Large Grapefruit, each IOC
1 00-size Genuine Sunkist Oranges 75C
HIATT & DIX
Phone Main 1072
We Deliver
Star Theater
HEPPNER, OREGON
THURSDAY (Tonight):
The Great BANNISTER
The Man Who Sees Tomorrow.
Tells the Untold. Also Sleight of
Hand, Magic and Illusions.
Also feature picture
Leatrice Joy In
MAN MADE WOMAN
Children 20c Adults 40c
FRIDAY:
The Great BANNISTER
With change of program.
Also NEW feature picture
Lilt Damlta in
FORBIDDEN LOVE
Children 20c Adults 40c
SATURDAY:
Rex Bell In
WILD WEST ROMANCE
With Caryl Lincoln
Heart throbs and suspense, laugh
ter and excitement with a new star.
Also Comedy and News Reel
SUNDAY Si MONDAY:
MARION DA VIES in
THE PATSY
With Marie Dressier and
Lawrence Gray
If you're a girl who wants to know
how to get her man; if you're a man
trying to figure out the best defence
against leap year tactics you can't
do better by yourself than to learn
about love from this picture.
Also PIRATES BEWARE two reel
comedy. Children 25c Adults 50c
TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY:
ROD LA ROC QUE in
CAPTAIN SWAGGER
With Sue Carrol
Here's a picture that will warm the
cockles of your heart and fire your
blood, because it's rich in thrill and
comedy.
Also Comedy and News Reel
Coming Next Week:
Dec. 20-21: Rin-Tln-Tin in RINTY
OF THE DESERT.
Dec. 22: Wally Wales in SADDLE
MATES.
Dec 23-24: John Gilbert ni THE
COSSACKS.
Dec 25-26: Rudolph Schildkraut in
A SHIP COMES IN.
Show Opens at 7:00. Picture Starts at 7:30
TOYS
DOLLS
GAMES
BOOKS
NOVELTIES
Bring the
KIDDIES
to the Great
CHRISTMAS
TOY STORE
They'll have the time of their
lives, looking at our wonderful dis
play of toys of every kind that ap
peal to little folks irresistibly. Don't
pass up this opportunity to give
them a real treat! We have won
derful mechanical toys and other
things that will delight boys and
girl priced exceptionally low.
Make this a happy Christmas for
your child!
Toyland, Toyland, happy boy-and-girl land, was never as gay and festive and colorful as it is this season in our
store. Your child will cry out with glee when he sees the wonderful toys on display at our store. Mechanical trains
that push along almost as swiftly as real trains; jack in the boxes that go pop-pop when least expected to do so; harm
less guns and swords that will appeal to the swashbuckling nature of the boy who wants to be a "pirut"; beautiful
dolls for beautiful little grils, dolls that look almost human, that say "mama" and open and close their eyes. Our Toy
land is a miniature nation in itself, with its trains and autos and railway stations, buildings and windmills and pretty dolls
and teddy bears. And what a gay, carnival-like land it is! Visit it. You'll have a great time if you're anywhere be
tween the ages of one and one hundred!
Wagons, Velocipedes, Scooters, Drums, Whistles,
Mechanical Toys, Dolls, Etc.
Everything for the Kiddies.
We surely haven't overlooked them.
HPO.TD T Dont overlook our sensible, practical gifts for the older mem
JL VJt hers of the family. Art Pottery and Bric-a-Brac at close-out prices.
Electric percolaters, toasters, urns, glassware, chinaware, and many
other articles worthy of your inspection. Our prices are right, our merchandise the best.
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