G-Heppner Gozctte Times, Heppner, Oregon, December 5, 1946
Grant County First
In Killing of Elk
BOARDMAN . . .
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hom in J s-::: 4 . - afrrr
jpMnimi; if I r n iher, '
Mrs. Eva V : h v. j
Mm. Anra Cv.-'.'-r r.r. t n F.ail '
returned li .. i :; r two
wks il,sir-:c. ..,5;. C' r v:sil
rd u-ith hr o. ' . i.ernic
Mclfurlijn rt n. ., nt . and.
Earl in Sptknnf.
Mrs. Ik.iic.'c i. 'oi Isit f.ir her
homo in t. . . . - .n.i.iv.
She has U lu-r
brotht'r-in-..in u: i . i icr the j
past week.
Mr. and M. F i. .' Cr..ver have '
moved to Orn: vc, h v. :r - sid i
their trailer Iiouk-.
Mr. and l":.'r. r".vc. r.ee
Puth Kunrt . ; i K . . :bo
left for Eul, : .: v.: . 7. o IUks
spent the hei. - v .-.W : 11 v!.'s
parents, Mr. r-:. :l Kur. e.
and Frances v h p.r.cr.is. Mr.
and Mrs. I. SV..v.s!.v.
Herbert Ti:v.;c! ; ?T G'c''.t
Case of Moficr s:n;i SunJcy v::h
Crystal and U....0 I. .v.
Cc is a former resident of Board-
msn.
The eveoimve committee of the
PTA nut Moixlay and appointed
the committees for the community
Christmas ptr'y, as follows: Miss
Ann Jt-r.es, program; Mrs. Ronald
B!ack, room decorations: Mrs. Z. J.
Gillespie, tree decorations. Clyde
TannehiU is in charge of the filling
of the treat sacks.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Roach have
been spending a few days on the
project from their home in Hamil
ton. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Peck and
! Thomas Siller were shopping in
Walla Walla Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. L. E Bisbee spent
' Thanksgiving in Orecon City with
their daughter, Miss Katherine Bis
bee, returning home the first of
the week.
j Luther Cardwell, manager of the
tire department of Montgomery
Ward and company, was the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Engkraf
Monday night
VJishir.g On A Star
for
A Christmas With Books
We have the books that children love
-the A!l-Time favorites that never
grow old:
Grimm's Fairy
Talcs
The Ox Books
The Raggedy
Ann Books
Little Women -Mother
Goose
Heidi
Entertaining-Green Grass of Wyom
ing Educaticnal-Album of American His
tory Inspirational - The Ten Command
ments in Today's World
ColorfukTraveh'rtg With the Birds
And Hundreds of Others for Children
of all ages.
Kumplircys Drug Co-
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Incomplete returns from elk hun
ters show a kill of 1.S27 elk. with
the highest number, 555, reported
from Grant county. Distribution of
the kill by counties is as follows:
Baker 306, Clackamas 1, Clatsop
172, Columbia 3, Crook 9, Grant 555,
Harney 40, Jefferson 1. Lane 20.
Lincoln 20, Malheur 36, Marion 5,
Morrow 30, Umatilla 268, Union 191,
Wallowa 166, Wheeler 4.
Only a small percentage of re
turns have ben received, however,
and hunters are asked not to delay
in forwarding their report cards.
This should be done even if no elk
were killed.
Individuals desiring to trap fur-
bearing animals during the open
season from November 15 to Feb
ruary 15 are warned that it is
necessary to mark all traps with a
brand registered with the office of
the game commission. Landowners
are not required to have a trap
ping license to trap on their own
! land but are required to register
the location of their land and their
trap brands.
Furbearers for which the season
is open include marten, mink,
muskrat, otter and raccoon. There
is no open season for fisher, beaver
and ringtail cat. Unprotected spe
cies, such as coyotes, bobcats, cou
gar, fox, weasel, skunk and badger,
may be taken at any time.
Attention is called to the new
regulation prohibiting the use of
the flesh of salmon and steelhead as
trap bait, as well as the flesh of
any game fish, game birds and
game animals.
Given Award for Service to Chi'dren
n V..; J V" - V
. -
IiaL'G UP the HOME
Harold E. Stassen, former Ciovernor of Minnesota, has been given
the Parents' Magazine annual Award for Outstanding Service to
Children. Georire J. llei'ht. Publisher of the Magazine, in announcing
the award, cited Stassen's efforts "in brinjrinK to the people of the
country a keen realization of tl:e fact that they can build a peaceful
world for their children only by supporting the efforts of the United
Nations to outlaw war." The photo shows Hecht. at the left, and
4-year-old Linda Cassin. Magazine cover model, presenting the award
to Stassen.
Phlip Cohn spent the Thanksgiv
ing holidays at home with his par
nets, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Cohn. Mr.
Cohn took Philip back to Walla
Walla Sunday afternoon, where he
Is a student at Whitman college.
They were accompanied by Mary-
lou Ferguson who also was return
ing to school there.
o
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Akien Jr.
came from Corvallis to spend
Thanksgiving with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Aiken. They ac
companied the senior Aiken from
Portland where he had been for
some time on business.
Gifts
for Men
WHO CARE'
WHAT THEY WEAR!
HANDKER
CHIEFS. Linen or
cotton! 3 for 67c
SOCKS. Favored
slack model . . .
part-wool! 39c
BHLTS.Stylish lea
' ther or plastic . . .
1 boxed!
DRF.SS SHIRTS.
Top quality, San
forized. 3.49
SPORT SHIRTS.
Long-wearing, San
forized. 2.98
GIFT TIES. All
bright, tasteful
"man-ers"! 98c
MUFFLF.RS. Bright
plaids, all-wool,
bright gifts! 1,98
Fabric shrinkage will not exceed 1
Wanted! Men And
Women Who Are
Hard Of Hearing
To make this simple, no risk hearing
test with Ourine dropa used with sim
ple syringe. If you are deafened, both
ered by ringing, buzzing head noises
aue io naraenea or coasumieu
I (.cerumen), try our Ourine Home Me
thod test that so many say nas enaoi
ed them to hear well again. You must
hear better after making this simple
test or you get your money back at
once. Ask about Ourine Ear Drops to
day at
Humphreys Drug Company
Gas & Air
Hnwdy Folks: Our friend and
neigmjor, Clayton Wright, is the
proud father of a fine new girl.
Now, he'll find out that mar
riage is a howling success.
He'll also find that even though
scientists can't abolish sleep, a baby
can.
He may even find out how
floorwalkers get that way.
Babies usually wake up in the
wee wee hours of the morning.
Anyhow, a baby makes the
right kind of a family fiangle
and we congratulate the happy
couple on the new arrival and
hope that all their troubles may
be little ones.
We can make little troubles out
of big ones when you need brake
service.
That's our busineei, you know.
UNREIN
MOTOR SERVICE
General Motors Ups
All Car Prices $100
General Motors announced today.
that, eifective at once, factory list
prices of all passenger car models
produced and sold in the United
States are increased $100.
In making the announcement, C.
E. Wilson president of General Mo
tors, pointed out that an application
for a $100 increase in car prices had
been nuder consideration by OPA
for more than two months. He said
that the adjustments now being
made places prices of General Mo
tors cars in a more reasonable re
lation to greatly increased costs of
production.
Even with these increases, Gen
eral Motors prices will stlil be rela
tively low compared with competi
tor and relatively low compared
with prices now being charged for
many other goods and services.
Mr. Wilson further stated that
piices of all Chevrolot trucks would
aLo be increased $100, and that cor-
iesfonding models poduced by the
GMC Truck & Coach division would
be increased in like amount. Prices
of larger trucks and coaches have
pteviously teen adjusted, and there
will be no general change in these
piices at this time.
Adjustments in the prices of cer
tain household appliances will be
announced later by the Frigidaire
and Delco Appliance divisions.
OPA recently authorized price in
creases up to 15 percent on au
tomotive parts, and no general ad
justment of such parts prices will
be made at this time.
I P CAS HOUSEHEATING
1 j AVE vou ever wished for soma
" method of taking the chill off
t'.K- house or, Dei haps, only a single
room, in the morning or evening?
Too often you find that ordinary
sources of heat are so slow that
the need has passed before warmth
is chtnined.
Gas, the fast, clean modern fuel,
ran solve this problem for you at
comparatively small expense. A
space heater or floor furnace fueled
wi!h gas reaches peak heat-giving
etliciency a few seconds after it is
i.enited. Temperatures can be regu
lated to suit needs and individual
preferences.
Residents of the more temperate
climates have found the space
heater operated with liquefied
petroleum gas "tank" or "bot
tled" gas ideal for home heating
the year round. In other sections
of the country the convenience
OPENING OFFERED FOB
MVNITION HANDLER
Federal Civil Service announces
an examination for permanent pro
bational anointments to munition
handler positions in the war de
partment. Persons who desire permanent
positions will have an opportunity
to file for a civil service examina
tion leading to probational appoint
ments with permanent classified
civil service status in this position
at the Umatilla Ordnance Depot,
Ordnance, Oregon.
The entrance pay for this posi
tion is $ 94 an hour.
Applicants for this examination
will be graded on the basis of their
experience and training no written
test is required.
Applicants must be between the
ages of 18 and 62, except that these
age limits may be waived for vet
erans and under certain conditions
for war service indefinite em
ployees.. Further information on this ex
amination and the necessary appli
cation forms for applying may be
obtained from the Board of U. S.
Civil Service Examiners, Umatilla
Ordnance Depot, Ordnance, Ore
gon; the secretary. Board of U. S.
Civil Service Examiners, at any
first- or second-class post office;
or from the Director, Eleventh U.
S. Civil Service Region, Room 4,
Seattle 4, Washington.
Mrs. Jeanne Huston Gaines has
recently returned to Heppner after
living in Portland for the last nine
years. She is employed in the Ad
elle Beauty shop.
(Veterans Urged to
Keep Appointments
Failure of hundreds of Oregon
veterans to keep appointments for
scheduled physical examinations for
disability rating purposes is jeop
ardizing their chances of receving
benefits to which they may be enti
tled, Charles M. Cox, Veterans Ad
ministration representative in this
area, warned today.
Each month an estimated 20 per
cent of the 2500 veterans whose
claims for disability compensation
are being processed by the Oregon
regional office fail to appear before
physicians of the VA or the Oregon
Fhysicians' service or other desig
nated doctors for their examina
tions. The VA cannot adjudicate
veteran claims or take award ac
tion until medical reports have
been completed, Cox explained.
Fifteen percent of the veterans
are failing either to reply by mail
to examination notices or to appear
in person before the physicians.
Another five percent have neglect
ed to notify the VA of a change of
address, so do not receive their no
tices. To speed up the work, the VA
has authorized many private doc
tors to give rating examinations
through the Oregon Physicians' ser
vice, which augments the VA's own
medical facilities.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Troedson had
as guests for Thanksgiving dinner,
the Rev. and Mrs. J. P. Sorlein and
daughter Meredith Ann. I
and controllability of the space
heater have made it popular for
"between-season" heating.
.If you're planning to build
new home or remodel your present
nonie, you can enjoy the kind ol
heat you want at whatever time
you want it whether you live in the
city, in the suburbs, in the country
or on a farm. Liquefied petroleum
pas "bottled" or "tank" gas
delivered by a local dealer to op
erate your range, refrigerator, and
automatic hot water heater, can
give you modern comfortable space
heating suited to the seasons and
to your individual needs.
QUICK RELIEF FROM
Symptoms of Distress Arising from
STOMACH ULCERS
due to EXCESS ACID
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Must Help or it Wilt Cost You Nothing
Ovnrtwomillion bottlosoftheWlLLARD
Tit K ATM KNT have been Bold for relief of
BvmpionH of distress arisinK from Stomach
find Duodenal Ulcer due to Eicet Acid
Poor Digestion, Sour or Upset Stomach,
G&Mlnest, Heartburn, Sleeplessness, ate,
duo to Eicess Acid. Sold on 15 days' triaJI
Ask for "Wiliard'i Mlessaga" which full
explain! thia treatmeut traa
SA ACER'S PHARMACY
oAdele Announces
that
JEANNE HUSTON GAINES
has joined the staff of
oAdeles Beauty Shop
JEANNE offers complimentary
manicures with shampoos and
finger waves from December 6
to 20.
Veterans in the Northwest had
received 15,038 guaranteed loans to
taling 507,880,125 by the end of Oc
tober, the Veterans Administration
reports.
FOR CHRISTMAS . . .
Nev Sterling Silver Gold Overlay
BELT BUCKLES
Now is the time to order
HEPPNER
GAZETTE TIMES
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March SO. 1883. The Heppnei
Times, established November 18
j 189 1 Consolidated Feb. 15. 1912
Published every Thursday and en
ternd at the Post Office at Hepo-
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O. G. CRAWFORD
Publisher and Editor
FLOWER SHORTAGE
INSIGHT
Latest wod on cut flowers is that there
wil be a shortage at Christmas time.
May we suggest that you place
your orders early? In that way
you will be more apt to get your
supply.
Plant orders may be reserved now if
desired.
The Flower Shop
FAY BUCKNUM, 0ner
4
Loyd Bros. Saddle Co. H STAR EES REPORTER
asket
IONE vs.
ARLINGTON
Thur. Dec. 12
Two Games
IONE GYM
Show Starts at T:30. Matlnm Errj Bandar, 1 p. m. 3 f. m.
In compliance with th Federal Tax Requlrniwnt, Children's Admissions apply
only to tnose under the lKal age of 12.
Selected Short Subject! With AU Prog-nuns
Program Subject to Change Watch local newspaper for weekly announcement
For The
Very
Young
Dainty as well as
practical needs
for that precious
baby.
You will be de
lighter with our
showing of baby
wearables-
NORAI-rS
s
Friday-Satnrday, December 6-7
IF I'M LUCKY
Kxffllent musical comedy with Perry Como,
Vivian Blaine, Cannon Miranda, Phil Silver,
Harry Jamei and nil band, Edgar Buchanan
PLUS
CRASHING THRU
A Renfrew of the Royal Mounted action film.
Bags Bu-nuy Cartoon
Saturday. December 7
CHILDREN'S MATINEE, 1 P. M.
The Return of Rusty
A good family film with a boy-dog motif.
PLUS
Amateur Talent on the
Stage t
Sunday-Monday, December 819
CLOAK AND DAGGER
Gary Coojior, Robert Alda und Introducing a
vibrant new stur Lilli Palmer
TliiH plfrtilfylriK melodrama will probably give
you llio most cxilllriK hundred minutoe you've
ever spent in a theater.
Tuesday, December 10
CRACK UP
Pat O'Brien. Claire Trevor, Hrbrt Man ha 11,
Wallace Ford
Thi.i surprlslnKly flujpensrful yarn should dis
appoint no one.
PLUS
Football Thrills
A r.mpilutiin of groat momenta on the nation's
gridirons during the 1H45 season.
Wednesday-Thursday, December 11-12
Of Human Bondage
Eleanor Parker, Paul Henreld, Alexis Smith,
Edmund Qwenn, Janis Paige, Patrlo Knowles
Kxcellent cast and production characterise this
new version of Somerset Maugham's drama.
YEAR-ROUND GIFTS
FOR THE HOUSEHOLD
These may not sound glamorous but they are
definitely practical. . . .
ELECTRIC HOT WATER HEATERS
OIL HOT WATER HEATERS
GIBSON HOME FREEZER
For a more glamorous gift, buy the family a
RADIO PHONOGRAPH
-a portable phonograph operated by battery or
electriaty-or a Table Model Radio.
For the Practical Christmas Gift, buy at
'.Til
USE FURNITURE CO