HEPPNER GAZETTE TIMES,
HEPPNER, OREGON, THURSDAY, NOV. 14, 1929
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by Nancu Hart
Serving church suppers In cafe
teria style adds a delightful touch
of informality and at the same time
insures hot food and quick service.
Also it saves the women a good
deal of work. The guests both
serve themselves and clear their
own places after the dinner, carry
ing their dishes to the serving shelf
or whatever desired.
In the absence of a steam table or
serving shelf, the plan can be nicely
worked out by arranging the food
on half a dozen oblong tables in the
dining room, placed near the wall
and convenient to kitchen and guest
entrance.
The cafeteria supper should be an
Inexpensive two-course meal that is
plentiful and spicy. Baked smoked
ham is very popular, and it is one
of several things that can be pre
pared in the home the day before
the supper.
Removing Perfume Spote
If you want to remove perfume
spots from linen, rub the spots gent
ly with peroxide and let dry. This
generally is successful on linen, but
don't try it on other fabrics unless
you feel very experimental.
Dyeing Lace
To change white lace to a cream
color, dip it in a weak tea. To stiffen
the lace, put a cube of sugar into
the tea.
For the Teeth
A small amount of powdered pu
- mice mixed with the regular tooth
paste or powder and brushed over
the teeth every four or five weeks
will remove stains.
Saving Stockings
Many find that their silk stock
ings fade after two or three wash
ings. To prevent this, rinse them
when they are new in water to
which a little vinegar has been add
ed. This will keep them from fad
ing for some time.
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Reading.
Three Kinds of Men.
Surgery.
I occasionally read a book or es
say, and, while agreeing in the
main, reject certain portions. It has
occurred to me that possibly the
portions I reject contain precisely
the truths I need to correct my er
rors; whereupon I examine my ob
jections with such care and intelli
gence as I am capable of. I rec
ommend this course to all readers.
A reader is master of the situation:
He may be as unfair as he chooses,
without chance of reprimand or
cross-examination. A reader should
not reject conclusions of a writer
without consideration. Why read
at all if we accept only such con
clusions as are agreeable, and meet
our own views.
The people abuse bankers very
generally, but do the people realize
what bankers say about us?
Lately I was in the smoking room
of a Pullman car, and there were
three clean-cut strangers present,
who turned out to be bankers from
the same section of the country.
Presently they began talking of
their business, and I have not lately
heard a more intelligent resume of
life and men. They knew the peo
ple as few writers know them, and
their comments were fair and chari
table, although very canddily admit
ting our faults.
One of them gave this deacrlp
tion of the men of his ymmunity,
Tom O'Brien, Butter creek sheep
man, accompanied "by his family
and Mrs. M. S. Corrlgall, was look
ing after business here on Satur
day. He reports that his sheep are
all in from the summer range in the
mountains, and that Wch needed
rain would greatly benefit the range
In the lower country.
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Things were to well with this usu
ally somber pelican at the London 100
that he gave vent to hit feelings. with
loud "honkmgs" and attracted ttuuatr
tention of most of the visitors.'.
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dividing them Into three classes; he
was president of a national bank, I
learned in course of a conversation
in which they did not know I was
interested:
1. One-half of them were honest,
and entitled to credit; a few were
slow, but would finally pay.
2. One-fourth were careless, some
what shiftless, got into all sorts of
difficulties because of these habits,
and had to be watched closely.
3. One-fourth were dishonest, lazy
and hopeless from every standpoint
I have been wondering since If
this country banker did not give a
fairly accurate estimate of the men
of the world.
The Mayo brothers, at Rochester,
Minnesota, are probably our great
est experts in surgery. They say
more than half the operations per
formed in this country are unneces
sary. ... I shall believe that; I de
pend upon the best experts in con
sidering things I do not know much
about Everyone knows of horrible
and unnecessary butchering in sur
gery. ,.
Mrs. Dixon Smith and baby
daughter returned to their home at
lone on Tuesday from Heppner hospital.
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Ask for Levi's
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For Sale In Heppner by WILSON'S
HERE WE COxME !
Altho Bill Der's a wooden-head.
When everything ii done and said,
You'll find his service mighty sweet
Juit telephone, and he'll be fleet 1
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It's human nature to wait until
the last minute to order mater
ials you need. And because we
believe in catering to human na
ture, we claim to maintain the
fastest lumber delivery service
possible. Tell Bill Der your
needs, and he'll respond with a
speed that will surprise you.
THE
Heppner Planing Mill
and Lumber Yard
Phone 1123
The Home of Friendly Service
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It's just too bad
if any smoker because of mis
information denies himself or
herself the pleasure of Camels.
New smokers are not always in a position to have a real preference
in cigarettes. But when they acquaint themselves with Camels they
develop that sense of discrimination that leads to real smoking pleasure.
Camels are made so carefully and of so good a blend of choicest
cigarette tobaccos that even those with inexperienced smoking
taste quickly recognize their superiority. They are for those who
appreciate the taste of choice tobaccos, the fragrance of a perfect
blend and the soothing mellowness of a really satisfying cigarette.
when they learn the difference
they flock to
C) 1029, R. J. Reynnldi Tobaoco
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Darigold Ml
10 Cans 99C
48 Cans . . . $4.59
An exceptional value
Take advantage of it.
Effective Friday, Nov. 8, to Saturday, Nov. 23, Inclusive
Corn
Extra Standard Quality
3 Cans 39C
6 Cans , 75C
24 Cans, $2.73
No. 2 Cans
Peas
Extra Standard Quality
3 Cans 39C
6 Cans 75C
24 Cans ....... $2.73
No. 2 Cans
Tomatoes
With Puree
3 "Cans ..39C
6 Cans 75C
24 Cans $2.73
No. 2'2 Cans
Pumpkin
Fancy Solid Pack
6Cans.:; $1.00
12 Cans $1.95
24 Cans $3.79
No. 2'2 Cans
Spinach
Fancy Libby's Brand
6 Cans $1.13
12 Cans $2.20
24 Cans $4.35
Kraut
Libby's Solid Pack
6 Cans .
12 Cans
24 Cans
. $1.00
. $1.95
. $3.79
Corn
Fancy MacMarr Yellow
Corn
6 Cans $1.10
12 Cans $2.05
24 Cans $3.90
No. 2 Cans
Peas
Fancy San Juan
6 Cans ....... $1.19
12 Cans ...... $2.35
24 Cans $4.59
No. 2 Cans
DTPS MERE!
Our huge coast-wide canned goods
sale! More than 1300 of our stores
are joining in this great event which
offers food buyers of the West a wide
variety of the season's finest, new
pack foods... Take advantage of this
BIG sale of canned goods. Stock up
at these special prices! Buy NOW
and SAVE MORE!
FRUITS
3 Cans ' 6 Cans 12 Cans
PEACHES-Libbey's Halves, lh
80c $1.55 $3.05
PEACHES-Libbey's Sliced, 2s
69c $1.35 $2.65
PEACHES-Rosedale, 2 Tins
75c $1.45 $2.85
PEARS-Bartletts, 2 Tins
99c $1.95 $3.85
PINEAPPLE-No. 2i, Sliced
83c $1.59 $3.16
PINEAPPLE-Sliced, h Hat
40c 79c $1.55
PINEAPPLE-Crushed, h Flat
40c 79c $1.55
PINEAPPLE-2s, Broken Slices
73c $1.43 $2.80
FISH
3 Cans 6 Cans 12 Cans
SALMON-Red, Tall Cans
95c $179 $3.49
SALMON-Red, Hat Cans
65c $1.27 $2.49
SHRIMP-Fancy Dunbar
55c $1.05 $2.05
OYSTERS-American Beauty
55c $1.05 $2.05
TUNA-White Meat, h
63c $1.25 $2.49
TUNA-White Meat, h
43c 79c $1.55
CRAB-Geisha fancy, s
$1.00 $1.98 $3.95
CLAMS-Ocean Spray, No. Is
95c $1.85 $3.65
CLAMS-Ocean Spray,
65c $1.27 $2.49
BOOTH SARDINES Oval Tins
43c 83c $1.63
BUY IN QUANTITY-IT PAYS
String Beans
Stringless Standards
6 Cans 80C
12 Cans $1.55
24 Cans $2.99
No. 2 Cans
Pork and Beans
Van Camp's
6 Cans I... 63C
12 Cans $1.20
36 Cans $3.55
Medium Size
Hominy
Van Camp's, No. 2l2 Cans
3 Cans 43C
6 Cans 83C
12 Cans $1.63
24 Cans ...... $3.19
Asparagus
R. C. Eastern Style
3 Cans 55c
6 Cans $1.05
12 Cans $1.99
No. 1 Cans
Sardines
Booth Oval Tins in Mustard
or Tomato Sauce
3 Cans 43C
6 Cans 83C
12 Cans $1.63
24 Cans $3.19
String Beans
Fancy Allen's Pride
6 Cans ....... $1.15
12 Cans $2.19
24 Cans $4.25
No. 2 Cans
Tomato Sauce
Del Monte Brand
3 Cans 23C
6 Cans 39C
12 Cans 75C
Tomatoes
Libby's Solid Pack
6 Cans $1.13
12 Cans $2.19
24 Cans $4.29
TOMATO SOUP
Campbell's
6 Cans 59c
12 Cans $1.15
48 Cans $4.35
Phone 1082
STONE'S DIVISION Hotel Heppner Bldg.