HEPPNER GAZETTE TIMES, HEPPNER, OREGON, THURSDAY, DEC. 4, 1930.
PAGE FIVE
Judge It. L. Benge and Mrs. Benge
spent the Thanksgiving holiday in
Portland with relatives, and also
enjoyed a visit from their son and
daughter. Miss Luola came up from
Mcdford where she is teaching and
Terrel was there from Corvallis,
where he is a student for the win
ter at Oregon State college. Mr.
and Mrs. Benge found the highway
quite slippery in many places on ac
count of frost
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hall and chil
dren of Wapato, Wash., returned
home Sunday after visiting over
Thanksgiving at the home of Mrs.
Hall's mother, Mrs. Melissa Marlatt
of this city. Mr. and Mrs. Hall are
former Heppner residents, Mr. Hall
having been engaged in the meat
market business here several years
ago. They are now located on a
fruit farm In the Yakima valley.
Mrs. Sam J. Turner and Mrs.
Jesse O. Turner entertained the dif
ferent members of the Turner clan
at Thanksgiving dinner at the J. O.
Turner home on Thursday. All
branches of the R. W. Turner fam
ily were present with the exception
of Frank W. Turner and family who
were guests for the day at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Wilson O.
Bayless.
John Frederick Slanger, aged 61
years, 3 months and 3 days, died at
Boardman at 7 o'clock on Thanks
giving evening. The Phelps Funer
al home prepared the body for bur
ial and It was taken to La Grande
on Saturday by Mr. Phelps, in which
City the funeral was held at 10 o'
clock Sunday morning, burial fol
lowing in the cemetery at Cove.
Among Heppner teachers who
journeyed to their various: homes
for Thanksgiving are Mrs. Adelyn
O'Shea, who went to Ellensburg,
Wash., Miss Miriam McDonald and
Miss Grace Nixon to Spokane, Miss
Helen Olson to North Powder, Miss
Blanche Hanson to Portland, Miss
Charlotte Woods to Dallas, and Miss
Bernita Lamson to Eugene.
Rev. Glen P. White united in mar
riage at the M. E. parsonage in this
city on Saturday afternoon, Miss
Ruby Flett of Condon and Lewis C.
Dyer, formerly of Fossil. The young
people are both members of promin
ent Gilliam and Wheeler county
families and they will make their
future home at Condon.
Max Gorfkle, Pendleton merch
ant, was a visitor here on Tuesday.
Monday E. O.: Asa B. Thomson,
formerly of Echo, was here yester
day and says he is to make his home
in San Francisco hereafter. Mr.
Thomson has been in Spokane for
some years past. His daughter is
now in San Francisco.
Wm. Tucker, who was In town for
a while on Tuesday, states there
was an abundant rain in the Black
horse section Monday night that
took on something of the propor
tions of a silver thaw, making the
ground pretty slippery. It did away
with the fog, however, and this
helps some.
Edward A. Lindeken of lone was
looking after business here on Tu
esday afternoon. With his family
he spent the Thanksgiving holiday
with relatives at Woodburn, and
they enjoyed a fine time. Good rain
over lone section Monday night and
the fog is all gone for the present.
Howard Swick and wife of Monu
ment were Thanksgiving holiday
guests at the home of Mr. Swlck's
mother, Mrs. W. O. Bayless, enjoy
ing a fine dinner along with other
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bayless on
that day. They returned home on
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Cochran and
Mr. and Mrs. Deb Bellenbrook of
Cecil were Thanksgiving dinner
guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
W. O. Bayless In this city. Mr.
Cochran Is a brother of Mrs. Bay
less and Mrs. Frank W. Turner of
this city.
Bert Johnson and Warren Stend-
er were up town on Tuesday from
the Johnson wheat ranch north of
lone, where Mr. Johnson reports
wheat doing quite well.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Cash and fam
ily spent Thanksgiving at the home
of Mrs. Cash's mother in Milton.
Ladies of the Episcopal church
will hold their annual bazaar at the
Parish House on Saturday after
noon, Dec. 6. Tea will be served
during the afternoon, beginning at
3:30, and supper at 6 to 7:30. There
will be a benefit bridge party in the
evening. 38.
Edward A. Notson and family
were Thanksgiving guests at the
home of Mr. Notson's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. S. E. Notson. They re
turned Sunday to their home at
Thorp, Wash., where Mr. Notson is
principal of the school.
A. E. Burkenbine, proprietor of
Heppner market is confined at home
suffering infection in his hand caus
ed by a knife cut on one of his
fingers. He is in a quite serious
condition and under the care of a
physician.
Walter Becket, Eight Mile farm
er, in town on Saturday, reported
the fog very heavy out his way, the
wires on telephones and fences be
ing borne down by the weight of it
and causing some damage.
Julian Rauch was attending to
business here on Saturday from his
ranch north of Lexington. At that
time it was pretty foggy out his
way, but he reported grain making
good progress.
Stanley Minor says that Mr. Hum
phreys' mysterious mine, which was
found near Parkers Mill last year,
was originated by a Scotchman who
lost a golf ball down a badger hole.
Dr. Clarke of the Clarke Optical
Co., Portland, will be in Heppner all
day and evening, Sunday, Dec. 14,
and Monday, Dec. 15, at Hotel Hepp
ner. See him about your eyes. 38-9
Tom Gurdane, sheriff, and C. C.
Proebstel, district attorney of Uma
tilla county, were in Heppner from
Pendleton on Friday, looking after
legal business at the court house.
Ed Drake, brother of Ray Drake
of Sand Hollow, left on Wednesday
morning by car for his home near
Los Angeles.
Dressed TURKEYS
WANTED
SWIFT & CO. will receive
at IONE
Monday, Dec. 8
Phone for Prices
lone Cash Market
Dealers in Fresh and Cured Meats
Phone 32 IONE, OREGON
Thanksgiving guests at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Gemmell were
Lester Gemmell and family of He
lix who drove to Heppner to spend
the day visiting relatives.
Earl Hallock visited over Sunday
with Heppner friends, coming up
from The Dalles where he Is now
located with the First National
bank of that city.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Marble and
children returned Sunday from
Yakima, where they visited over
Thanksgiving with relatives and
friends.
The Methodist Ladies Aid society
will hold a cooked food sale Satur
day morning, Dec. 20, at the corner
store room in Case Apt building. 2t
Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Peterson spent
Thanksgiving at their former home,
Pomeroy, Wash., enjoying a visit
with relatives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Noah Clark and son
and daughter were Saturday vis
itors in the city from their home
on Eight Mile.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerm O'Conner were
visitors here on Saturday from the
ranch of O'Conner brothers on Rhea
creek.
Dr. J. H. McCrady returned Sun
dav from Cle Elum. Wash., having
spent Thanksgiving with home folks
there.
. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Brown were
visitors in this city on Tuesday
from their home at Echo.
Jewett car in good runing order,
$75. Jack Casteel, Heppner. 37-8p.
Local ads in
bring results.
the Gazette Times
DON'T
START
out now unless you
know your car is
ready to travel
no weather to be
caught in, stalled.
Winter Red Crown
will get you there.
GEMMELL'S
Service Station
P. M. GEMMELL, Prop.
"Our Service WU1 Please Yon;
Your Patronage Will Please Va"
Thomson Bros.
Extra Specials
SATURDAY AND MONDAY
December 6th and 8th
An Ideal Xmas Gift
1 I'kg. Largo White King Gran
ulated and 3 Bars Mission Boll
Soap with 1 Rubber Sport Ball
Extra Value
All for ...
$1.49
GLASSES
SPECTACLES
Why patronize a
traveling optician
when you can be
fitted by a local
optician who is in
Heppner 365 days
of each year.
CURRANTS
OTER New Crop Zwnte.
15-oz. Package ()A
Package AiTt
CAM r FIRE
MARSHMALLOWS
FREE 1 Tin Melo Whip with
each pkg. Marshmulolws.
1-lb. Package
Package
29c
PEAS
UTAIINA Tender, Sweet
No. 2. Size
Can
13c
PINEAPPLE
Extra Fancy Sliced
2!i Size 0s
Can
CAKE FLOUR
rillsbury's Largo. 2 pkgs. cake
flour and 1 handsome Glass Cake
Plato.
All for
. net vjshm?
74c
EXTRA SPECIAL
COWLEY'S GOLDEN BANTAM
CORN, 2'8
Extra Value Offrt
2 Cans for fltft
Household RAISINS
4-lb. Rag 29c
White Cooking FIGS
3-lb. Bag 35c
CANDIED PEEL
Lemon, Orange, Citron
lalf Pound 19c
WALNUTS
California No. 1
2 Pounds 56c
ALMONDS
Ne Plus Soft Shell
1 Pound 25c
BEANS
California No. 1 Small White
3 Pounds 29c
POPCORN
Fancy Hulless
Per Pound 10c
P. & G. Naphtha SOAP
10 Bars 39c
LIQUID WAX
JOHNSON'S, Pint.
1 Pt Wax, Value
SAT.-MON.
$...75
1 Dusting Cloth, Value .35
Total Value $1.10
All for
61c
COFFEE
AFFILIATED BUYERS' BEST
QUALITY. 1-lb. PkfC, 1 big stick
Pure Sugar Candy Free.
SAT.-MON.
Package
35c
PANCAKE FLOUR
Aunt Jemima, "Oh So Good"
Large Size
Package
35c
JELLO
Seasonable Dessert.
All Flavors (
3 for ZtC
FLOUR
Afllllutrd Buyers Best Hard
Wheat Blend
A Christmas
Special
For every suit or overcoat purchased from
Dec. 4 to Christmas, we will give you free
merchandise to the amount of 10 per
cent of purchase price.
You choose your own merchandise.
Example: $35.00 Purchase, $3.50 in mer
chandise FREE.
Never before have we shown a more
complete and up-to-date line of Christmas
merchandise. All new goods, priced very
reasonably.
See our window display of Robes, Bath
Robes, Lounging Robes and Sweaters.
They are very new and the price is even
newer.
The Store of Personal Service
STAR THEATER
Show (tart at T:30 Doors open half hour ear liar. Theater Fhon 473;
Home, 535. Admissions Sunday and Monday, lOe and 50c; Tuesday, Wed
nesday and Thursday, 10 and 25c; Friday and Saturday, lOo and 40c, un
less otherwise advertised.
SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICB
Best of Comedies and Short Subjects With All Programs
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4:
GEORGE BANCROFT In
"LADIES LOVE BRUTES"
With Mary Astor and Frederick March.
Two-fisted tactics win the women! Bancroft smashes into a wo
man's heart and breaks out again. You can't judge a man by the
clothes he wears or a man's heart by his manners. See why, and
get a bigger thrill than you got in "The Mighty."
BARGAIN NIGHT, 10c and 25o
FRIDAY-SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5-6:
MAURICE CHEVALIER, with Claudette Colbert, In
"THE BIG POND"
Fresh, French and Frisky! Bubbling with his old sparkle and
his new song hits. The Chevalier personality in an American set
ting. He makes fun enough to satisfy everyone. 10c and 40c
SUNDAY-MONDAY-TUESDAY, DEC. 7-8-9 :
JOHN McCORMACK, with Maureen O'SuUlvan, In
"SONG 0' MY HEART"
Hear the sweetest singer of all the world in a song romance of
youth and its yearning dreams. A picture that you will applaud,
cherish and never forget YOUTH, ROMANCE, LAUGHTER and
the world-famous tenor singing. lOe and 60c.
WEDNESD AY-THURSDAY, DEC. 10-11:
REX LEASE and ARMIDA in
"WINGS OF ADVENTURE"
Thrilling adventures of an aviator who turns bandit to rescue
a beauty. Laughs, Thrills, Romance.
BARGAIN NIGHTS, 10c and 25c.
All Aboard
for
Toyland!
You'll enjoy every
minute of your visit
You won't need a bit of luggage for this
visit . . . because TOYLAND is just as
far as it is from your house to the J. C.
Penney store!
You'll meet all the dolls, and what a
good time youll have examining their
dishes and furniture, their autos and all
the wonderful playthings they have to
show you! Quickly, now! Get aboard
the "Toyland Limited" and see every
thing for yourself! Bring Mother with
you . . . she'll have a good time, too, and
you can show her the things you'd like
to have for yourself!
OC. PENNEY
4-lh. Sack
Sack
$1.49
2 Pounds 26c
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