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HEPPNER GAZETTE TIMES, HEPPNER, OREGON, THURSDAY, MAY 2. 1935.
IONE
LEXINGTON
(Continued from First Page)
especially good. Special numbers
between acts were a piano solo by
Miss Hazel Padberg, a vocal solo by
Mlaa Francis Troedson and a piano
duet by Misses Elaine and Thelma
Nelson. The class realized sufficient
net fund to pay for baccalaureate
service and other graduation ex
pense. The lone school will be represent
ed in the spelling contest at Hepp
ner Friday by Joan Sipes and Sybil
Howell in the upper division and by
Iris King and Betty Lou Lindsay
in the lower division. Marrianne
Corley will be alternate in the low
er division.
The Women's Auxiliary of the
lone post of the American Legion
moved into their old quarters in the
Legion hall on Tuesday. The la
dies are making preparation for
their annual Mother's Day tea which
is given for the mothers of both the
Auxiliary and the Legion members
each year on the day before Moth
ers Day.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Mathews
motored to Arlington Sunday after
noon to take Ted Mathews to his
work there.
E. J. Blake and his daughters,
Mary K., Helen and Joanne, spent
the week end with relatives at Kin-
zua.
Miss Lucy Spittle was hostess at
a party given in her apartment last
Saturday afternoon. '"Court" whist
was played, prizes going to Mrs.
Harriet Brown and Mrs. Walter
Corley. At the close of play dainty
notes announcing the engagement
or M1S3 Spittle to Mr. Ture Peter
son were distributed to the guests.
The wedding will be an event of
early fall. Miss Spittle has been a
teacher in the local school for the
past two years and Mr. Peterson is
engaged in business here. Follow
ing the announcement refreshments
were served. Guests were Mesdames
Victor Rietmann, H. D. McCurdv
Omar Rietmann, Elmer Griffith,
JJlxon Smith, Werner Rietmann,
David Rietmann, E. J. Blake, Ken
neth Blake, Lee Howell, Roy Brown,
Walter Corley, Inez Freeland. E.
G. Sperry, Carol Baldwin, Walter
Dobyns, Carl Allyn, M. E. Cotter,
.Bert Mason and Roy Feeley.
Mrs. Lee Beckner was called to
her former home in West Virginia
by the serious illness of her father,
R. C. Appling. The trip was made
by airplane. Mrs. Beckner left Pen
dleton on Wednesday evening and
expected to reach her father's bed
side in about twenty-four hours.
However, delay was caused by bad
weather and it was necessary that
part of the journey be made by
train.
The Rural Teachers club sur
prised Miss Katheryn Feldman with
a bridal shower at their meeting
t Pine City last Saturday.
Mrs. Delia Corson, local tele
phone agent, has been extended an
invitation to become a member of
Oregon chapter No. 31 of the Tele
phone Pioneers of America, a priv
ilege to which her years of service
with telephone work now entitles
her.
Miss Alice Patterson entered the
Heppner hospital last week for
treatment of a serious eye infection.
She is reported somewhat better
though it is not known as yet in
just what condition the affected eye
will be left Miss Patterson is a
senior in high school.
Mrs. M. R. Morgan returned to
her home Sunday from The Dalles
where she has been the past three
weeks. She is recovering nicely
from her recent operation for the
removal of goitre.
Walt Smith of Pendleton was a
visitor in town on Tuesday.
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son and Danny Dinges passed the
pace requirements for second class
scouts, and Ellwynne Peck passed
a merit badge of tree culture.
John Carroll, assistant scoutmas
ter, gave a talk on sea scouting.
He does not think it a very good
idea to start sea scouting until a
scout has passed eagle scout tests,
because a sea scout could not enjoy
it much because of lack of water.
A scout is entitled to become a sea
scout when he has passed his first
class requirements and he may also
carry on both scouting and sea
scouting at the same time.
John Carroll will be our scout
master this summer in the absence
of Mr. Gillis. Mr. Carroll is going
to organize a drill team for the
scouts so that they may acquire
some knowledge of military affairs.
The cup contest is beginning to
show renewed excitement because
of the fact that it ends the second'
Tuesday in May. Two boys are tied
in the race for the cup.
Bill Biddle has joined the Boy
Scouta Other boys who have joined
recently are Carl Shaw and Irving
Rauch.
CARD OF THANKS.
To the many kind friends and
neighbors who gave their help and
sympathy, and the many beautiful
flowers, in our bereavement we
give our sincere thanks.
The Crawford family.
Silver Tip Son, registered Palo
mina stallion, stand at Lexington.
W. Harold Mason.
NOTICE!
I have disposed of my interest in
the Heppner Garage to Charles
Vaughn. Anyone having accounts
against Heppner Garage please pre
sent them at once. Anyone owing
Heppner Garage previous to April
13, please arrange for payment im
mediately. 617 DEAN T. GOODMAN.
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE.
On the 18th day of May at the
hour of two o'clock P. M., at the
front door of the Court House in
Hepnper, Oregon, I will sell at Auc
tion as provided by law the follow
ing described real property at not
less than the minimum price set
forth:
Lot 3, Block 2, Cluff's 7th Addi
tion in the city of lone, mini
mum price $20.00.
Sale is made by virtue of an order
of the County Court dated May 2nd,
1935, directing and authorizing me
to sell said property as provided by
law.
Dated at Heppner, Oregon, May
2nd, 1935.
C. J. D. BAUMAN,
Sheriff of Morrow County, Oregon.
8-10
NOTICE OF SALE UNDER
EXECUTION.
On the 6th day of May, 1935, at
two o'clock P. M., at the Alva Jones
Ranch on Rhea Creek, 10 miles
south of Heppner, I will sell at pub
lic Auction to the highest bidder for
cash the following described per
sonal property:
15 head of work horses
2 farm wagons
1 John Deere mower .
1 McCormick mower
1 Van Brunt grain drill
1 McCormick hay rake
1 Rotary rod weeder
1 derrick fork and cable
Several blacksmith tools
This property sold under execution
in case of Bridget Connel vs. Mary
Glavey O'Connor.
C. J. D. BAUMAN,
Sheriff of Morrow County, Oregon.
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MOREGONl
Quaffly
for M
en
BERGMANN SHOES $9.95
Columbia Knit Sweaters $1.00 to $4.95
Sleevless, $1.00 to $2.95
With Sleeves, $2.95 1 o$3.95
Zipper Sweater with Clark Gable Back, $4.95
OREGON CITY WOOLEN MILLS
Made-to-Measure SUITS $29.50 to $45.00
ALL FINE-QUALITY PRODUCTS, AT
WILSON'S
The Store of Personal Service
MoregonD
V Quality I
Wool O'
the West
WOOLEN BLANKETS and BATTS
feature Oregon Products Week at
THOMSON BROS.
Other leaders: Golden West Coffee, Crown
Flour, Sperry's Pancake Flour, Porter's
Fril-lets, Nubora Soap
Always glad to feature Oregon Products
which we recommend for QUALITY
Let's
Sell
OREGON to ourselves
BLTrZ-WCINlURD
BEE
ear
GOLDEN WEST
COFF
53
CROWS
FLOTIR
TOMATO
JDI
HA
PANCAKE
FLO
ONES
;UTTLEPIGS
Frill
POLSBURY'S
FL
son
CEREAL
NEON
SIGNS
AUTOMOBILE
Datteries
Roofing
"For TT yean" Oregon has brewed
lint BEER. W art mors than
happy to otter you our product,
through th better dealers, in Jugs,
bottles, or on draught. You'll find
flavor and smoothness . . . true beer
satisfaction.
Oregon's famous beer name
BLITZ-WEINHARD
First to bring you Thermslo
roasting and the re-usable glass Jar.
Your grocer has special prices, right
now, on both the familiar tin and
Jar. Stock up on Quality at
saving. "An Oregon Product since
1882, and proud of It"
GOLDEN WEST COFFEE
S Oregon depends upon the success
her wheat crops, and baking de
pends upon the flour. When you in
sist upon Best Patent unbleached
quality, you make both a success.
Give your grocer a standing order
tor CROWN
"Best Patent" '
Every morning, start the day
with Knight's Rogue River Tomato
Juice. For meats, etc., we suggest
our Tomato Catsup. And for those
picnics be sure to include at least
one of our many varieties of Pickles.
For Tomato Juice. Catsup, Pickles,
KNIGHT'S
. . . and bacon and lard too!
Under U. S. Government inspection,
Oregon's finer hogs are processed
by the Valley Packing Company to
bring you that "old fashioned fla
vor". Remember
CASCADE
What can compare to a breakfast
with pancakes or waffles? Here's
the way to economy and Oregon
Quality too! Specify for waffles and
pancakes
SPERRY'S
A flavor dellclously different . . .
quality built Jones Little Pig Sau
sages Into a breakfast institution.
And when you serve smoked meats,
specify
M. j. JONES, Packer
This famous fresh egg noodle Just
won't slide off the fork." A fine
product from Oregon's own Porter
Scarpelli Macaroni Co. There's only
one answer for deliciousness!
FRIL-LETS
Ask anyone from Astoria, and
they're proud to tell you of Ore
gon's largest flour mill. Ask any
housewife how to insure baking
success and buy Oregon too . .
Bhe'll say buy "balanced"
PILLSBURY'S
BEST
Tou'l! cheer when you see what
last creamy suds do for dishes and
fine fabrics. Buy it both ways
refined borax granules and cake
soap. Insist on Easson's
NUBORA '
The Triangle Is a young but
thriving Oregon trade mark. Tri
angle Oats are making breakfast
meals easy, delicious, and so eco
nomical. Tomorrow discover for
yourself
TRIANGLE
CEREALS
Thousands of feet of EPCO Neon
tubing are selling Oregon products
to Oregon people every day. To the
merchant who best serves you, your
attention is directed by
EPCO NEON
High Tensity Tubing
This Oregon concern offers you
the finest of automobile batteries at
better than competitive prices. It's
easy to buy Oregon, for the car,
when you buy
MULTNOMAH BATTERIES
Fix that roof NOW! Let us as
sist with roofing and roof coating.
J. E. Berkheimer Mfg. Co.
THIS WEEK. IN EVERY SECTION OF OUR STATE,
School Children Farmers Civic Clubs
Women's Clubs Merchants Soclsl Clubs
Industrial Employees Newspapers Salesmen
Chambers of Commerce Radio Stations Manufacturers
have dedicated their energies toward learning and telling, of
the good things Oregon makes, grows, and creates.
YOU, as an Individual, are asked to buy, try, and test Ore
gon quality, selecting from the fine products and services we
have In such abundance. "Let's Sell Oregon To Ourselves"
FIRST then we can sell Oregon to the world I
Insura
hffePff
otection
LIFE
This basic Oregon Service,
founded In 1906, offers the
utmost In financial stability
and security. Its growth and
scope of service recommends
Oregon Life to you. There is
qualified representation 1 n
each community.
Oregon Mutual Life
Insurance Co.
Home Office, Portland
BANKING SERVICE
Seventeen branch offices
rendering state-wide service
to Oregon.
First National Bank
of Portland
FIRE
The STRONGEST of NON
ASSESSABLE fire protec
tion at a saving of 25. This
Oregon Company has paid
over five million dollars in
fire losses since 1894. Talk
It over with the agent In your
community!
Oregon Mutual Fire
Insurance Co.
of McMlnnvllls
LIFE
Sound life Insurance for Ore
gonians for 40 years by this
100 home product company.
Nearly 100 of our invest
ments are in Oregon.
The Artisans Life Assn.
THESE OUTSTANDING FIRMS ASSIST IN
BRINGING YOU THIS OREGON MESSAGE
Jams Jellies, Mincemeat; Orange, Lemon and Citron Peels,
Fruit Cake Mix, etc. GRAY A COMPANY.
Engravings Serving the entire Northwest on printing
plates. Schools, Industries, newspapers. BEAVER EN.
GRAVING COMPANY.
Worsted Yarn "Maypole Brand" watch for it. Hand
knitting and art yarn . . . worsted fabrics OREGON
WORSTED COMPANY, 8300 S.E. 26th Ave., Portland.
Castings Brass, bronze, copper and aluminum castings.
Rough and finished. OREGON BRASS WORKS, Portland.
Dog Food If you really love that dog feed him right
WALTER KENDALL, Dog Food.
Cartons Labels, cartons, packages F. C. 8TETTLER
MFG. CO., Portland.
During the year 1934 it was our pleasure to serve Oregon
people with $2,542,602.00 of Oregon produced merchandise
MEIER & FRANK COMPANY, Portland.
MAIL-WELL ENVELOPE CO. Envelopes
OREGON PULP A PAPER CO., Salem
ST. HELENS PULP A PAPER CO., St. Helena
PORTLAND GENERAL ELECTRIC CO. Power A Light
NORTHWESTERN ELECTRIC COMPANY Electricity and Stum
Hut.
PORTLAND GAS & COKE COMPANY Gai for Domeatic, Com
mercial and Industrial lines. Chemical By-products and Gasco
Briquets.
Do You Know Where to Buy What You Want ?
A new comprehensive directory of manufacturers in the Columbia
Hiver Basin has been compiled by our Industrial Development Di
vision. It is up-to-date and authentic. Inter-.tA-00.
ested Durchasinir agents are invited to write
( x for a copy. We are interested in furthering
i community Drosrress and industrial develop
ment of the Columbia Basin. We are happy
to make available to any community on our
lines, our many facilities, including those of
our Industrial Development Division.
PACIFIC POWER & LIGHT COMPANY
Always at Your Service
General Offices Portland, Oregon
toregon!)
Quslify j
? If your home needs fixing or re
Inlshlng, Fuller has what you need
to do the job and in Oregon qual
ity. Paints, glass, sash, doors, in
fact, everything that makes your
home new. Do It NOWI Anywhere
In the West, say
FULLER'S, They Last!
For TOUR home, a beautliul
MONTAG Range or Circulator Heat
er! In YOUR basement, an auto
matic oil burner, furnace. Comfort
Master, or Cleanator. A dealer near
you, sincerely wants you to have
the Hon tag product you need. He
has made ft EASY for you to EN
JOY It right now for he, too, la
enthusiastic about Oregon Quality!
MONTAG
Make Spring painting and decor
ating a beautiful, pleasant, and per
manent operation. Ask us for sug
gestions and estimates . . . you'll
be surprised how little It will cost,
when you decide to use
RASMUSSEN
PAINTS
I With building, remodeling and
TOILER
INTS
MONTAG
WGES
renovating the order of the day, re- f'
member this build for perman
ency let ua assist with nnnlltv ce
ment. Specify Oregon or Sun Brands.
OREGON-PORTLAND
CEMENT
Look at your house! Look Inside
and outside. What does it need?
Paint? Varnish? Lacquer? Enamel?
Our local dealer will show you how
easy it is to use Pittsburgh prod
ucts. Write for our FREE offer.
Pittsburgh Plate Class Co.
Portland
a"WENT-WIN" truck and log-
ng trailers. Bodies built for busses
and trucks.
Wentworth & Irwin, Inc.
123 N. E. Oregon Street, Portland
Oregon Valley wools are compar
able to the finest Imports. These
famous Portland Woolen Mills
blankets have pushed the fame of
Oregon nation wide. Now a new fea
ture, your fine virgin wool blankets
are permanently moth-proofed.
WOOL '0 THE WEST
"The perfect sleep covering"
Good overalls must comblneiwear
resisting materials and shrlnk-Droof
quality. BAYLY - ALLS are Just
mat! unecK up on your corduroys
too; the finest carry the label
BAYLY-UNDERHILL
The Pendleton bed blanket leads
you to other famous Pendleton pro
ducts. Indian and auto robes, mack
inaws cruiser and golf coats, and
lounging robes. All virgin wool!
PENDLETON
? Thousands of feet walk In cont
ort In sport wear fashioned by
Bergmann. Now, comfort and long
wear, with style too, comes In dress
shoes, made by
BERGMANN
Roofing construction. Cabinets,
shelving, sinks for the'home. Racks,
chutes, tanks, vats and anything
which requires skill in fashioning
sheet metal. Write us FIRST I
Crand Sheet Metal Works
200 N. E. Third Avenue, Portland
SI For steel bridges and buildings,
oat spikes, bolts, and upset rods;
also beams, channels, entries, plates.
POOLE frMcGONICLE, Inc.
N, (3d and Halsey, Portland
S Metal plating, finishing, pollsh
g, and lacquering. We deem It a
privilege to give prompt attention
to out-of-town orders.
American Hecolite Corp'n
638 8- E. Sixth Avenue, Portland
Portland Casket Co.
Portland Chemical Co.
RASMUSSEN
amis
ENT
PITTSBURGH
HINTS
1
Trailers
WOOL 'O THE WEST
Ctv
eralls
PENDLETON
Blankets
SHOES
SHEET
METAL
FABRICATED
STEEL
CHROMIUM
Plating
Serving In
Your Community
KNOW WHAT OREGON PRODUCES TO TRY.. .TO TEST... IS TO KNOW!
COME AND SEE
The Beauty of Design
The Quality of Construction
of the OREGON-MADE
MONTAG
RANGE -S
They speak for themselves and the years of
satisfactory service is additional guarantee of
satisfaction. The quality is well known to our
many customers.
Case Furniture Co.
, Qm)Hy
Mdregon!)
Quality I
Oregon Canned
PEACHES
Tomatoes, Wild Black
Berries, String Beans,
Salmon, Condensed
Milk, Catsup, Mayon
naise, Stawberry Pre
serves, Pickles just
a few fine Oregon pro
ducts we carry.
The Pick of the Crop
Hughes & Hughes
"BUY OREGON" at
M. D. Clark's
Kitchen Queen Flour
Milton-Freewater Packed Peas
Kerr's Pickles, Jams and Jellies
Golden West CofFffee
Evan's Golden West Corn
Wadham's Drip Coffee
White Wonder Soap
Steam Refined Borax Soap
Snowflake Crackers
The Dalles Packed Salmon
Franz Butter Nut Bread
Pride of Oregon Butter
Flavor Foods Mustard and Mayonnaise
Tea Garden Syrups La Grande Meats
And many other quality Oregon Products
Moregonf)
4 Quality j
CALL HERE FOR
OREGON
PRODUCTS
Triangel Oats
Golden West Coffee
R. & W. Tomato Juice
Crown Flour
Mi Choice Flour
Nubora Soap
Wonder Bread
BUY OREGON TO BUILD OREGON
W. O. DIX
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Moregonl)
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WHAT
OREGON
MAKES
MAKES OREGON
i
You are doing
yourself a good
turn when you
buy Oregon -made
products.
HEPPNER
GAZETTE
TIMES
We Pay Cash
for
E6GS
Makers of fine Oregon Products
PRIDE OF OREGON Butter and Ice Cream
MORROW COUNTY
CREAMERY CO.
A Real Home Industry