fr-Heppner Gozette Times, Heppner, Oregon, October 9, 1947
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VIT. hia wifft. th ui.kiH--n heir of
U'Uiu iAiit (1 jajM uio a.l oth
er prm.rui or pam uiikmn . Isum
in tnv ntM. title estate, lien or
trttrft In Hie reni estate dfwnbed
I wfendants
To: WilUa Iant and Jan Lk lefcv
It hia wif. in unkm-m heirs of
Willi LMrit dTh.l. al all oth-
Mrttui ..r Darti unknown tlaim-
1ns uir nchL title. eatale, lien or
tnter-fiat in the r-ai estate denrnbed
herein. Ie,endanU.
IN THE NAMK OF THE STATE OF
OKiDOON: Tu are herety required to
appear and answer the compliant filed
nt v, mi in the above n tilled
r.-irt and rau within four weeks
fwn the riftte .rf flirt publication
thia flumiiuvii and if vou fall to ap
pear said answer the iVnii'lwnt lW
unf iht-rwJ the nlaintiffa will apply
to the Court ftfl- the relief a prayed
frw in WfL.d rvwn plaint, to-wil: f Or
lecre that the pontiffs are the ow
ners in fe simple of the following
described real property, lo-wit:
The Southeast quarter of Section
82 tn Township 2 North of K&nge
26 East of the Willamette Meridian.
And that the plaintiff in the owner
In fee simpe of the above described
land, free and clear from any right
title, eaute. iien or interest of you
and each of you. and that you or any
of you have no rtpht. title, estate, hen
or interest in the eaid land, or any
part thereof, and perpetualy restrain
and enjoin you and each of you. your
heirs and asaipns from asserting or
claiming any right, title estate, lien
or internet in the said lands, or any
J 4inn Juoge . the touniy u
of Marrow i"untv. Stale of Oreo.
whi.h Md order was made and "tar
ed on the th day of October
Attorner lor tlie Plaintiff.
t,f.. Address: Heppner. Or
BTiTTMEKT OF OWsTSBSSrp, MA-
BEQOIKED T THE ACT OF COS
OK ESS OP A0Q0ST Si, 191 AS
mmnED BY TIB ACTS Or
HABCX , 1933, AD JTJ1.T S. !.
Of Heppner Gaaette Tlra puoiisneu
weeluv at Heppner, un, w w
tober 10, 1SH7.
STATE OF OREGON
COL NTT OF MORROW
Before m. a Noury Public In ana
f..r the Slate and county aforesaid,
norsonallv ppid O. U. Crmwlord.
hn h.nrii been duly fworn accord-
ing to law. depoaca and aaya that ha
is the publisher of the Heppner Ga
zette Tunea. and that ui louowina i
to the beet of hla knowledge aja oa
hef. a true atatement of the owner
ship nruuiafrenient land If a daily,
weekly. Renuweekly or triweekly newa
paier. the circulation), etc. of the
aforesaid publication for the date
shown In the above caption, required
by the act of Amrust 24 1913. aa am
....i K K. n of March t. 1933.
and July 2. 194 isection 637. Poatal
i.w- and Remilatkmal. printed on
the reverse of Uua forov lo-wit:
L That the names and address of
the publisher, editor, managnng edit
or aud business managers are: Pub
lisher i 11. Crawford. Heppner. Orw
t... Hitr n n fYawford. KeDPner.
Oregon; Business roanagers. O, G. and
Viola D. Oraw-ford. Heppner, Oregon.
1 That the owners are O. Q. Craw
ford. Heppner. Oregon, and Viola O.
rwwtr-A HAnnner. OreKon.
3. That lbs known bondholders,
urtnim and other security hold
ers owning or holding 1 percent or
more of total amount of bonds mort
traes. or other securities are : Lara
Crawford. Berkeley, California.
a Thi the two paragraphs next
but also, la cases where tne siocs
holder or security holder appears up
on the books of the company as trus
tee or la any other nuuciary relation,
the name of the person or corp-vration
lor whom sum trustee is w-m.
ffiren- ln that the said two para
graphs contain statements embracing
.ff,.nt full knowledae and belief as
u the circumstances ana cviiumona
under which etockhoders and security
holders who do not appear upon uie
books of ths company as trustee,
hold stork and securities tn a capacity
other than that of a bona fide owner;
and this affiant nas no reason to iw
lieve that any other person, associa
tion or corporation has any Interest
direct or indirect in the said stock,
bonds or other securities than aa so
stated by him.
&. That the average number of cop
ies ot each issue of this publcation
sold or distributed, through tne mails
r... niherwiM to nald subscribers dur
ing the twelve monins preceuiug mv
dale shown above Is 945.
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Publisher.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this 6th day of October, 1M7.
(Psal) FRANK W. TURNER.
My commission expires Nov 17, ISM).
o
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sherman
ftnd family returned from Port
land Monday nifiht. They at
tended the Pacific International
Livestock exposition while in the
city.
FOR SALE Dandy medium size
cookstove for wood or coal;
30-gallon galvanized water
tank, nearly new; large enam
eled kitchen sink; girl's bicy
cle. Harold Becket. 28-29p
FOR SALE City lots In new Rl.
verside addition. Reasonably
priced. Phone 462. Blanche
Brown. 28-30p
Male Help Wanted
Man wanted In Morrow county ta take
orders for Amazing Low Cost Oil Bur
ner for lleatllig-Cooking Stoves. Rang
es. Laundry Stoves, etc. Larger sizes
for Furnaces and Boilers LIFE-TIME
GUARANTEE- Burns cheap oil Hun
dreds of prospects. We will let you
try It tn your own stove or furnace
for one month Be first. For Free In
formation send card or letter to North
west Mfg. Co., Dept. 101L Mitchell. S.
Dak. 29-SOc
MEMORIAL POSTPONED
San Soucl Rebekah lodge has
postponed a previously announ
ced memorial service scheduled
for Oct 17 until sometime after
the official visit, Nov. 5, of the
president P? the Rebekahs. Next
regular meeting wtH be on the
evening of Oct 17,
o
Wallace Green and son Rich
ard of Gresham were week-end
visitors at the home of Richard's
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Al
ex Green.
part thereof, adverse to the plaintiffs, above, giving the names of the owners.
rn.i. -... un.4 I ..,. i,h..l.rs and security holders, u
bv publication thereof for four con- any. contain not only the list of stock
aecutive weeks in the Heppner Gazette holders and security holders as they
Times by order of the Honorable Bert appear upon the books pf the company
Time Grows Short
and Peony Roots should be planted
NOW. We still have a few packages
of choice stock on hand. We meet all
competition in quality and price.
POTTED PLANTS
are popular this fall and we offer you
a generous assortment.
The Flower Shop
Flowers for All Occasions'
The battleship USS Oklahoma
was built at a cost of $13,400,-
000. Cost of salvage after Pearl
Harbor was $2,500,000.
An "apsQlade" in Amerioan
Military parlance Is a scroll,
signed by the President and gent
to the next of kin of all persons
who die while serving In the
armed forces.
HEPPNER
GAZETTE TIMES
The Heppner Gazette, established
March 30, . The Heppner
Time, established November
II, 1897. Consolidated Feb. 15,
1912.
Published every Thursday and
entered at the Post Office at
Heppner, Oregon, ai second
class matter.
Subscription price, $2.50 a year;
single copies 10c
0. G. CRAWFORD
Publisher and Editor
October 16
S0N0T0NE
HEARING CENTER
Heppner Hotel
Stow sea ths new all-in-one Sonotone
with every great hearing advance built
in extra power and battery savings
available no sacrifice to novel size
Consultation Free I
T. C. DOWNS, Mgr.
Sonotone ot Walla Walla
Certified Sonotone Consultant
ANNOUNCEMENT
To my many friends and insurance cus
tomers I wish to announce the addition of
Clifford L Carlson and Charles O'connor
as agents.
I appreciate your patronage, and with
this new agency we hope to continue the
pleasant business relationships we have
enjoyed in the past.
EVA M. SWANSON
lone, Oregon
We Enjoy Your Good Will
Your good will is invaluable and we will always do our
best to merit it. It is our purpose to serve the people of
Heppner and vicinity in such a manner that they will al
ways hink f th Court Street Market when it is time to
shop. We are trying to bring you savings wherever pos
sible and will give the buyer every advantage we can.
Here are some sampls from the weekly special price
sheet:
Baby Food
GERBER'S
6 for 47c
Hudson House
SAUERKRAUT
No. IVi fancy lie
Mor
LUNCHEON MEAT... 43c
For delicious sandwiches
To help you observe meatless
Tuesday
Ben Gee line
CHOW MEIN
Vegetable Dinner . . . 53c
Buy wisely ... eat plenty . . . save on your food bills by
paying cash at
New and Old Floors Sanded
and Finished
WORK GUARANTEED FREE ESTIMATES
PRICE and EVANS
204 West 2nd St
Phone 2061
HERMISTON, OREGON
Free Demonstration
Confections
. . . . in the Best Taste
If you want to be top man on her list
just give her a box of super-fine
Gltocolotel
One of a Kind, Mints, Fresh Creams,
Almond Roca, Formals, Polka Dot by
brown a Haley.
Packaged hard candies-gum drops by Societe.
Saager's Pharmacy
n I r
I I in patciuoN J
JUllAlllli AIM
hear tor
with the new
TELEX S7
bearing aid unsurpassed
beauty ana performance
A magnificent engineering accom
plishment... that offers the hope of
nearly natural hearing to millions!
FXCLUSIVE NEW SOUND APERTURS
recessed to eliminate clothing
noise.
NEW IEAUTTI
NEW COMPACTNESS!
NEW CONVENIENCE!
NEW PRECISION! NEW TONE!
More features of superiority than
you would expect to find in any
bearing aid on the market today
. . . these are in the new TELEX 97.
Provides almost lix octaves
of hearing.
If you've been told you're
too hard of hearing to use
a one-piece instrument, be
sure to try the new TELEX 97.
TELEX Hearing Center
HEPPNER HOTEL
! SATURDAY, OCT. 11
9 A.M. to 5 P.M.
Heppner Hotel
C. F. KAHN, Dist.
BATTERIES FOR ALL AIDS
Men! Rich Fall Plaids
WOOL JACKETS
4.98
Husky 32 oz. weight wool
(see tag) in the comfort
able cossack style at this
low price I Full zipper
front 25" length. Blue,
jreen, red, brown plaids.
BOYS' PLAID
WOOL JACKETS
3.98
JUVENILE SIZES 329
Sizes to
18
Men's Wool
Cruiser COATS
12.75
Double
Body
Red & Black Plaid
MEN'S ALL WOOL
Buffalo Plaid
SHIRTS
Si ,0 4,95
Red & Black Plaid
MEN'S PART WOOL
WORK SOCKS
33c
White, Grey
or Brown
pr,
MEN'S FLANNEL PAJAMAS
3.69 & 3,98
Plain or Bold Stripes Sanforized
Boys' sizes at . . . 1.70
16 lb. Weight Cotton
Men's Union Suits
1.98
Men's Knit Briefs
59c
Elastic waistband
Long sleeves and ankle
length. Lightly napped in
side, warm 16 lb. weight.
Cut for comfort plenty of
shoulder room, ample seat
flaps. Cuffs on sleeves, legs.
Boys' Union Suits
1.10 & 1.29
Sizes 4 to 16
AT HI
1 tl.llirWBflWMI.JJ.tM.I.1.11
STAR nn REPORTER
Sunday Shows Continuous from 1 p. m. Admission Prices both Matinee and Evening:
r,. ,,- c...j... ., Adults 50c, Grade and High School Students
Evening shows, except Saturday, start at 12 and ovr 40c children 20c, all taxes in-
7:30. Saturday show starts at 7:00. Boxof- eluded. Every child occupying a seat must
flee open evenings until 9 o'clock. have a ticket.
Friday-Saturday, Oct. 10-11
HOPPY'S HOLIDAY
Bin Boyd and Andy Clyde get mixed up tn ex
citing adventure even on holiday.
PLUS
SINGIN' IN THE CORN
Judy Can ova, alien Jenkins, Big Boy Williams,
Ths Singing Indian Braves.
Judy hits the crackpot jackpot of music and
fun!
Sunday-Monday, Oct 12-13
The Perils of Pauline
Betty Hntton, John Lund, Billy DeWolfe. Wil
liam Ssmarest, Constance Collier, Frank ray.
lsn
Surprise smash hit of the year ... the Technicol
or story of the life of Pearl White, early movie
heroine . . . serial thrills and lavish musical num
bers, Sunday show continuous from 1 P-m. Phone the
theater for starting time of programs.
Tuesday, October 14
When the Daltons Rode
Reissue of a great action film with Bandolph
Scott and Kay Francis.
Plus "Melody ateeatro" and "Let's Sing a Col
leg. Bong."
Wednesday -Thursday, Oct 15-16
JOHNNY O'CLOCK
Diok 'powall &3 the Umh guy with witty
tongue and a golden heart plus an excellent
aupprtlng cast Including Evelyn leytt, J.
Cobb, SUM Drew, Hiu Fooa,
An exciting sxpertly-arted mystery that keeps
you wondering and waatea no time on trite dia
logue or unneceaHary aituatlona.
DC
Heppner Sales Yard
ANNOUNCES ANOTHER BIG
ft lrTl(!Rf
SALE
BEGINNING ATI :15 P.M. SHARP
Thursday. Oct. I&
Between 250 and 300
Head of Cattle of All Kinds
Weaner Pigs, Feeder Hogs and Butchering
Hogs
NOTE: Transportation slips must accom.
pany stock to the sales yard.
Anyone wanting meat, either cattle or hogs,
can purchase at the sale and Bill Barratt will
butcher Friday.
--TERMS: CASH
Lunch Counter on Grounds
Heppner Sales Yard
JOHNVARNER HAROLD ERWIN HARRY DINGES
Auctioneer Operator Clerk
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