Heppner Gazette Times, December 2, 1943 5 IONE NEWS NOTES received word that their son Cpl who is in New Guinea is now a giving. Litttle Johnny Troedson, parents. , " 15 Lowell Clark has landed in Eng- Master Sergeant. son 0f Mr. and Mrs. Francis The fancv work sale at the Ma- Continued from First Page ' land. They have also heard that Ir- Mr. and Mrs. Howard Nottage of Trodson q Dalles accompan. sonic hall Saturday will begin at longer visit with his grand- gin at 8 p. m. Every one invited. field's sister, Mrs. E.' K. Haa. Sergeant and his brother Larry Mrs. Johan Troedson for Thanks They returned Saturday accompan ied by Mrs. Haag's daughter, Jeannette. Mrs. Joe Howk and family of Condon were visitors at the Elmer Griffith home Thanksgiving day. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Linn and dau ' ghter Leeta spent Thanksgiving with Mr. Linn's parents Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Linn. Mrs. Carl Linn is one of the Arlington teachers. Eddie Botts. small son of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Botts was seriously burn ed on the face and neck with some hot grease Sunday evening. He . was rushed to the doctor where it was found that some were third de gree burns. Mrs. Lana Padberg and Mrs. C. W. Burton accompanied Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Woods to Portland for the holidays. Rev. Waddell announces his next Sunday's sermon text will be, New ness of Christianity. Everyone is invited to attend. The reception and. potluck dinner at the Congregation al church will follow the morning service. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Clark have ' She plans her shopping to save gasoline... we mk BS$T Gift tYjou're sure to please with furniture because it is absolutely necessary in the American way of life for which we are all fighting to preserve. Unfinished Chest of Drawers 8.95 to 11.95 Platform Rockers 36.95 42.5Q .... Unfinished .... Extension Table 7.29 . Unfinished Chairs 1.79 Unfinished Baby Play Pen 7.98 GAMBLE STORE DEALER CONLEY LANHAM, Owner fSS I 1 Ffei 1 1 11 1 USE WHAT YOU NEED... BUT NEED WHAT YOU USE! The WPB asks everyone to help save by avoiding waste. But don't endanger your eyes, your safety or health. Follow the rule of "Use what you need. . . but be sure you need what you use." ... M, O ELECTRICITY for every use has long been cheap and abundant here. So, why should any one be asked to "think twice" before using a little electric iron? What difference could it make? Well, this is wartime. It does make a dif ference now. A big difference! Any waste of electricity wastes other things which are not so plentiful. It means a waste of copper, steel, brass, tungsten and all the other critical materials that sooner or later will be needed to repair or replace electrical appliances. It means a waste of manpower, fuel and transportation, and it wastes money! That is why Uncle Sam asks you to use electricity wisely. That is why you are ex pected to plan, your schedules in business, home and industry to get the most good with the least amount of waste and wear from your electrical equipment. Your Business' Managed Power System ;1 s