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morning to meet their errand.
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PRICE TIRE
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A good low priced, high quality lire with a
first quality cord body con sf rut I ion. Fail ttop
, ping rib tread containing cold rubber and
pro-dipped cords ... safety wire beads. Every
feature makes for Positive Traction, Greater
Safety and Longer Wear.
Take advantage ot this Great Offer
tummir Driving. Cot Sale Price on
JUMBO TUBE SALE
Under-lnfloCon ruins tireii "JUMBO" Bulyl Tub.t hold air 10 limes
longer, adding Imm.otureably lo Hit nrvice lift of your llrei, "Jumbo"
Tubes "Tailor Fit" your Tiro.
475500-19 N0W $193 600-16 NOW $9.29
Reg. $2.25 ' Reg. $2.60
525550-17 Now $2-19 650, 670-1 6 now $9.59
Reg. $2.55 A Reg. $2.95
F.d.ral Excite Tox Extra Aik oboul low pricoi on olhor ili.i.
Plaitlc Steering
WHEEL COVER
Reg. 69c
59c
Made of reveniblt quilled Plailic
and comet In a variely of colon.
Coven all lypet of ileerlng wh.oli.
BABY'S AUTO SEAT
Reg.
$2.49
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Automatic Washer
Excluiivs Frlgidair liv-Watr action
washes clothe. cUorter, rinf thtra
brighter) And th Rapidry-Spin dries
them pounds lighter . . . some ready
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You buy on Western Giant Double Duty
Tire at this low tale price and get a toe
nd Tire for ya Price.
(623 650-16)
On Tlr
Second Tlr
(am six)
$17.65
$8.83
Both Tires $2648
Plus Federal Excise Tax
ond replace worn Tires for Care-free
other iliel.
"VALET"
COAT HANGER
Reg. 65c
Keeps clothes neal while
driving. Adjustable lo almost
alt siioi of car windows
No window Interference
Holds 6 garments.
$1.98
denim padded Aulo Seal with
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Spoken Saturday at
Boardman Church
By MRS. FLOSSIE COATS
The wedding of Miss Chloe
Biirlow, daughter of Mrs. Crystal
Bnrlow, of Pendleton, Oregon, to
Albert Ball, son of Mr. and Mrs.
itoy Ball Sr., was a very pretty
candlelight ceremony at the
Boardman Community Church
Saturday evening 7:30 p. m. July
9, the Rev. Charles Eble perform
ing the ceremony.
The bride's wedding gown was
her Mali school graduating, full
length dreb of white nylon net
omt s.Min, with long sleeves and
high neck line. She wore a fin
gcrtip veil of nyl,?r. net, made by
her mother, and Mrried a white
n'lde with streamer.' of pink ros?
buds and carnations, the bible
being one of h?r Irandmother
Ferguson's and a g'ft to the bride.
She was giver, b, marriage b;
her mother Ma'd of honor wia
Miss Maxine Ely. Bridesmaids
were Miss E.nabellu Peck and
Mary Ann Ra-ids. ach in full
length gowns of istel shades
and carrying corsages of carna
tions. Little Ilene Ely, sister o?
Miss Maxine Ely, was flower eirl.
and Dicky Lilly of Birnhart was
ring bearer.
Russell DeMauro of Pendleton
vas best man, Delbert and Roy
Ball Jr., brothers of the groom
and Eldon Lilly of l.aOrande
were ushers.
Mrs. Russell DeMauro of Pen
dleton sang two numbers, "Be
cause" and "I Love You Truly",
accompanied by Miss Mildred
Miller, who also played the wed
ding marches.
The two kneeling pillows, the
ring pillow and the flower basket
were of white satin with ruffles
of nylon net, all handiwork of
the bride's mother.
At the reception in the grange
hall the bride and groom cut the
liist piece of a beautifully deoor
?ted three tiered wedding cake.
Finishing the cutting and serv
ing was Mrs. Elvin Ely. Pouring
was Mrs. Russell Miller, cousin
of the groom, Mrs. Seth Russell
iind M.-o. Ronald Black. Ir.
charge of the guest book was
Mis. Claud Coats, and tho gifts
a at Mrs. Zearl Gillespie, aunis
of the bride. Assisting with The
sc.ving were Maxine '' M.iry
: r..i Rands and Mis. Mildred
Mi i.
The bride's mother wore a soft
.summer silk print with white
accessories, while the groom's
mother wore a two piece summer
suit with blan accessories, each
wearing corsage? of carnations.
The bride's going away outfit
was a navy su;t with navy acces
sories. Both Mr. and Mis. Ball
'are graduates of Boardman high
'school, the oide having spent
! her entire life in Boardman until
j two years ago when .-she with her
j mother moved to Pendleton. The
groom has also spent much of his
: life in Boradman.
j After a few days v.?dding trip
ilie young couple will move to
Mi-lake, Oreg., where they with
: Mrs. Barlow will own and operate
i a motel.
j Out of town guesls here for the
wedding were Mr. and Mrs. Bili
I M.ircniardt, Lexington; Mr. and
i Mrs. Berl Akers and family, lone;
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Lilly and fam
ily of Barnhart; Mr. and Mrs. Lee
Mead, Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Olsen,
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Barels, Mr. and
Don't
FAIR & RODEO
Wheat exhibits for the fair should be
selected now. Vegetables and house
hold exhibits should be planned with
out delay.
We'll see you all at a
Bigger and Better
1949 Fair & Rodeo
Heppner Gazette Times, Thursday, July
Mrs. Thomas A. Jobe, Mrs. Miles
Remillard, Edith Christensen,
Mrs. Frances Krentz, Fannie Vau
ghn, and Mrs. Delos Long, all of
Pendleton.
The potato harvest is getting
well underway on the project.
The Hugh and Chas. Dillons are
now digging, with a very good
yield. The Miller Bros, will start
July 15th.
The Chuck Anderegg Melon
stand Is now open for the public,
just west of Boardman. This is a
good place to stop for your mel
ons and ice cream, as the stand
is all screened in with tables and
modern equipment, where one
avoids the usual bugs and pests.
Clyde Tannehill had the mis
fortune to wreck his car Saturday
whlie on way to the Mail Carriers
convention. The accident occur
red on the summit of the McKen
zie Pass. The Tannehill car was
sideswiped by a car with a Cali
fornia license. Mrs. Tannehill
suffered a broken left arm below
the elbow and other wise bruised
and shaken up. She was treated
in Eugene. Tannehill was only
able to attend one hour of the
convention. They were brought
home Sunday by Mail Carrier
Bill and Mrs. Penney of Echo. On
arrival home the Tannehill's
found friends Mr. and Mrs. Will
ard Budd Lettercarrier, of Glen
dale, Calif., awaiting their re
turn. The Budd's continued their
trip Monday.
Mrs. John Patterson left for her
home in The Dalles after a week's
visit with her parents Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Nickerson.
Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs.
E. H. Briggs were Mrs. Briggs
son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. Campbell and children
of Pullman, Wn., and her son W.
D. Maxwell of Portland.
Week end guests of the Leroy
Fussell family was Fussell's bro
ther and wife Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Fussell of Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Willett of
The Dalles were guests Saturday
and Sunday of Mrs. Willett's fa
ther Mr. E. T. Messenger. Satur
day evening Messengers grand
son, Edwin Sharp of Vancouver
arrived and was an overnight
guest.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Aiton have
finished the outside fo their sum
mer home on the west end with
stone and brick veneer. This
makes a very picturesque home
on the project.
Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Hugh Brown was Mr. Browns bro
ther and sister in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Clyde Brown, their son-in-law
and daughter Mr. and Mrs.
Wallace Greg, also Mrs. Lydia
Porter all of Corvallis.
Week end guest of Mr. and Mrs.
E. H. Briggs was Mr. Briggs sister
Mrs. Flora Schroeder of Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Anderegg
and daughter Barbara returned
from a week spent at the coast
and valley points.
Mrs. Nora Ransier left Monday
for Helix, where she will be em
ployed. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jones of
Kinzua, Camp 5 spent the week
end at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Eldon Shannon.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Thorpe
were host and hostess Sunday
afternoon to the 4H Pig, Beef, and
Dairy Clubs in the form of a pic
nic. Present were club members,
leaders, Leo Potts, and Lee Pear
son, also County Agent Anderson
from Heppner. Mr. Anderson in
structed and assisted the mem
bers in demonstration work.
Mrs. Lowell Shattuck returned
home this week after a few days
Forget
MORROW
COUNTY
Big
Days
spent with her mother Mrs. Delia
Faulkner of Goldendale, Wn.
Bill Garrivson of Oregon City,
Oregon is spending some time at
Storm Warning
HAIL Weather
is here - - -
You may nol get hail often, but
uppoie your crop are ruined
lliil year!
You will lote the money you
have Invested in production
costs. And you will loee your
expected income.
Flay sr :'e (his year. Buy Hail
lnsur.ir.ee. See or call us now.
No obligation. ,
TURNER, VAN MARTER
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Phone 152
Heppner Oregon
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14, 1949
the home of his stepfather and
mother Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Ande
regg, and is assisting Mr. Ande
regg on the farm.
Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Crawford
took their departure Monday mcr
ning after a visit of two weeks
with relatives and friends in
Heppner. They returned to Hood
j River to spend the rest of the
week with the Vawter Parker
family and will go fiom there to
Wenatehee to visit a brother ol
Mrs. Crawford's before starting
back to Texas by way of Montana
and the various parts of the
Rocky mountains. The Texans
accompanied Mrs. F. S. Parker,
Mrs. Maude Jones and O. G.
Crawford to Waitsburg Friday
where the group visited a short
time with Mr. and Mrs. Hollis
Conover and then drove to Pasco
to leave Mrs. Jones at her home
after two months spent here visit
ing and receiving treatments.
ance
Lexington Grange
Hall
Saturday CL
July lO
Music by
The
Rythmairs
$1.50 per couple
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