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HEPPNER GAZETTE TIMES, HEPPNER, OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE 26, 1930.
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The 4th of Judy, in Hepjraer
Celebration at Site of Heppner's New Artesian Well at the Forks of Willow Creek
Full Program of Sports and Races :- Many Prizes Offered
1st, Event No. 14
HERE'S YOUR
CHANCE
To get a smart-appearing
straw hat to wear during
these hot summer days.
Show the boys your heels
in Event No. 14 and take
your choice from our com
plete stock. This attract
ive award presented by
WILSON'S
The Store of Personal
Service
1st, Event No. 22
WE BET OUR
SHIRT
On the cracker eating con
testfor to the winner of
Event No. 22 we will pre
sent a fine $2.98 dress shirt
J. C. PENNEY CO.
DRIVING COMFORT 1 st, Event No. 20
Is assured the fair lady winning Event No. 20,
for her prize is an attractive pair of Window
Awnings, that add to the smart appearance of
the car and eliminate the annoyance and danger
of sun glare. This dandy award was donated by
FERGUSON MOTOR CO.
1st, Event No. 16
CHINESE HANDICRAFT
Is an exemplification of the beautiful. Ask the
proud winner of the set of four Chinese embroi
dered centerpieces awarded as first prize in
Event No. 16, by
ELKHORN RESTAURANT
1st, Event No. 12
PLEASING PLUMPNESS
Will be encouraged for three quarts of that deli
cious ice cream, Pride of Oregon, will be awarded
the winner of the fat man's race, Event No. 12, by
MORROW COUNTY CREAMERY CO.
2nd, Event No. 13
THAT WELL
DRESSED MAN
Who is the talk of the
town always has his suit
cleaned and pressed by a
local tailor. You have the
same chance by winning
Becond place in Event No.
13. Tour suit cleaned and
pressed by
JOHN SKUZESKI
2nd, Event No. 16
MIXING BOWLS
Are a necessity in any well
equipped kitchen. You can
get a set of Ave fine glass
bowls by winning second
place in Event No. 16. This
prize donated by
J.S. BALDWIN
2nd, Event No. 19
MORROW
COUNTY NEWS
Will be at the fingertips of
second place winner In
Event No. 19 for he will re
ceive a one year's subscrip
tion to that paper read by
hundreds for the most
complete news of the coun
ty, the well-known
HEPPNER
GAZETTE TIMES
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DEDICATION OF WELL
Program begins promptly at 1:30; S. E. Notson, Master Ceremonies.
Song, "America" Audience
Invocation Rev. W. W. Head
Solo, selected Ellis Thomson
Address Dr. E. T. Allen, of Walla Walla
Solo, selected Harvey Miller
Song, "Star Spangled Banner" Audience
COMPETITIVE EVENTS
Boys Under 8 Years of Age
3 EVENT NO.
EE 1. Foot Race, 50-yard dash ; Prizes $1, 50c, 25c
EE 2. Potato Race; Prizes $1, 50c, 25c
EE Boys Under 15 Years of Age
EE 3. Foot Race, 100-yard dash; Prizes $1.25, 75c, 50c
EE 4. Pack Race (teams of two) ; Prizes $1.50, $1.00
EE Boys Under 21 Years of Age
5. Foot Race, 100-yard dash; Prizes $1.50, $1.00, 75c
EE 6. Three-legged Race; Prizes $2,$1
EE 7. Leap Frog Race (teams of two) ; Prizes $2, $1
EE Girls Under 8 Years of Age
H 8. Relay Race (teams of four) ; Prizes $2, $1
9. Foot Race, 50 yards; Prizes $1, 50c, 25c
EE Girls Under 16 Years of Age
H 10. Foot Race, 75 yards; Prizes $1.50, $1, 75c
EE 11. Potato Race ; Prizes, $5 Savings Account, $1.75, 75c
H Men's Events
EE (Merchandise Awards for Adult Events Will be Found Listed by Number in Advertisements
EE n This Page.)
U 12. Fat Men's Race. 15. Sack Race
EE 13. Three-legged Race 19. Horseshoe Pitching Contest
U 14. 100-yard Dash 22. Cracker-Eating Contest
EE Women's Events
H 16. Egg Race 21. Nail Driving Contest
EE 17. Baseball Throwing Contest 23. Flat-Tire Contest
EE 20. Balloon Race
EE Special Events
18. Tug of War (open to all boys and men over 15)
EE 24. Pie-Eating Contest (open to boys under 15) ; Prize $5 Savings
EE Account
I FREE FIREWORKS DISPLAY BIG DANCE AFTER PROGRAM
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GREAT OAKS FROM LITTLE ACORNS GROW
And likewise a small savings account started in youth and added to at
regular 'intervals will increase, in a period of years to an amazing amount.
The girl winning Event No. 11 will be given a savings acount for $5 by the
1st, Event No. 11
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
THRIFTINESS IN YOUTH
1st, Event No. 24
Will provide for ease and contentment in old age. Start a savings account
today. We will start one boy, the winner of Event No. 24, along the thrift
route by giving him an Initial deposit of $5 on a savings account.
FARMERS & STOCKGROWERS NATIONAL BANK
FOR THE IDEAL PICNIC
1st, Event No. 23
Use Nalley's Products such as the four pints of sandwich spread, mayon
naise, or Thousand Island dressing, given for the winning team in Event
No. 23, by
M. D. CLARK
2nd, Event No. 17
WHITE SOX
Or a choice of one of the
many smart shades will be
given the winner of second
place In Event No. 17 to
whom will be awarded one
pair of silk hose by
CURRAN'S
MILLINERY
SHOP
HOLDING THE SACK
2nd, Event No. 15
Will prove a good fault in Event No. IS, for to the man winning second
place, will be awarded six cans of Preferred Stock brand fruits and vege-
tables, donated by
HUGHES & HUGHES
TRAVEL TIME IS HERE
1st, Event No. 15
If you don't win the suitcase offered as first prize in Event No. 15 step in
and buy another from the donor,
CASE FURNITURE COMPANY
A SECOND RATER
2nd, Event No. 21
In the nail driving contest, Event No. 21, can easily rate first as a host by
using the Armstrong electric table stove awarded by
PACIFIC POWER & LIGHT COMPANY
1st, Event No. 17
WOMEN'S
REPUTATION
For throwing, in story at
least, is confined to rolling
pins. The fair one who can
throw a baseball as well
will be rewarded with a
beautiful string of Lady
Loraine pearls the first
prize in Event No. 17, do
nated by
PATTERSON
and SON
2nd, Event No. 12
THAT FAT MAN
Who likes ham will be able
to get his favorite food by
entering the fat man's race
for to him who wins sec
ond place in Event No. 12
will be given a Picnic Ham
by the
CENTRAL
MARKET
THAT BREAKFAST
2nd, Event No. 22
Is incomplete without that refreshing morning
cup of coffee. To the winner of second place in
Event No. 22 we will present three pounds of our
delicious Serv-us coffee.
HIATT & DIX
Event No. 23
A BUGGY RIDE
At no expense awaits the four women who win
Event No. 23 for to them will be presented 10
galons of Red Crown Gasoline donated by
P. M. GEMMELL
1st, Event No. 21
THE WINNING KNOCKER
After receiving the fine mantle clock for first
place in Event No. 21, will be a big booster for
its donor,
PETERSON'S
Heppner's Quality Jeweler
2nd, Event No. 14
EVERY CAR
NEEDS
Accessories or frequent oil
ing, greasing and washing.
To the winner of second
place in Event No. 14 we
will present a $2.50 mer
chandise order which may
be applied on any purchase.
HEPPNER
GARAGE
2nd, Event No. 20
COMPLETE
RELAXATION
In the evening can not be
had without a good foot
stool. Who is to be the
lucky lady to wli. the one
offered as the second prize
In Event No. 20 by
GILLIAM &
BISBEE
1st, Event No. 13
TEAM-WORK
WINS
In all things, including the
three-legged race, Event
No. 13. To the victors of
this competition will be
awarded two neckties do
nated by
THOMSON BROS.
1st, Event No. 19
A FINE SAW
Will be awarded the best
horseshoe pitching combin
ation. This Henry Dlsston
hand saw will be given as
first prize In Event No. 19
by
PEOPLES
HARDWARE CO.