TIIIY LIKE WRASSLIN'
With time on their hands and a
yen to see bloodshed, William and
David Hynd left for Portland Wed
nesday afternoon to witness a bone
crushing exhibition at the Coliseum
or some other place. They did not
indicate that they would challenge
the winner.
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Smith have
been having houseguests the past
week. On Friday, Mr. and Mrs. Leo
Donnelly of Portland arrived to
spend the week-end and attend the
Round-up. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Bockmier of Spokane were guests
Sunday and Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bryant and
children are spending a few days
visiting relatives here this week
from their home at Lewiston Ida.
Earl has just completed a season
with the forest service, working
in a northern Washington forest.
Bruce Smith of Seattle is a guest
at tl: 3 home of Mr. and Mrs. jSver
eit Smith. The men are brothers
and the visitor will spend two
weeks here.
Henry Happold drove to " Port
land Tuesday to get his daughter
and baby and bring them to Hepp
been very ill is able to be out again
ner to visit. Mrs. Happold, who has
now, though still unable to be at
work in the post office. Mrs. Ger
trude Applegate is working in her
place.
Jackson Miner, former bank em-,
ploye is expected to arrive in Hep- j
pner Friday from Ft. Collins, Colo, j
where he has been enrolled in vet- j
erinarian school !
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Reed of
Ocean Lake, Oregon, have been
visiting their daughter, Mrs. Ernie'
Winchster for a few days. They
brought Mrs. Winchester's young
son, Lowell Lee Turner home in
time to start to school.
Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Neill left the!
first of the week for Wallowa to
visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Neal Knighten.
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FOR SALE 4-room house; full
basement, oil furnace; sawdust
hot water heater. Propery well
well improved. Don Strait. 26p
Heppner Gozette Times, September 20, 1945 5
Take a Trip by Airplane!
For the rest of this week, including Sunday, flying service will
be available at the Lexington Airport.
Passenger Rides and Charter Flights
Contact me at the airport or phone 2504 Heppner.
Full time service for flights and student instruction after
October 1.
Forsythe Flying Service
JACK FORSYTH E
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ANYWHERE ON
THE PP&L SYSTEM
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AT THE VERY LOW RATE OF ONLY 610 OF A CENT PER KWH
(YOU CAN USE 600 KWH, AT IHJS RATE, FOR JUST $3.60),
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you realize how lit- it costs to add to your present elec
trical comforts and com niences with PP&L's new low rates
for homes and farms?
Look at the diagram above. You'll see that your new low rate
drops to only iy2 cents a kilowatt-hour as soon as you have used
125 kilowatt-hours in any montK
In other words, if you already use 125 KWH a month, you can
Increase your use by 100 KWH, for example, at an additional,
Cost of only $1.50.
Then when you get up to 250 KWH a month, your rate drops
sharply down to only 610ths of a cent a kilowatt-hour. You can
' buy 600 KWH at this big-value, quantity discount price! And if
your requirements call for more than a total of 850 KWH a
month the added kilowatt-hours cost you the very modest amount
of 1 cent per KWH.
With such an attractive rate available, it is wise home man.
agement to start planning now for the new electrical appliances
you need and want and that will be ready for you soon!
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