Ktmtl CHItTTtTt?t. Ttuf4T. W Boardman News If HA1T Lit MA LOW Mr ! M ltan Millet wt ni lo Sl-m Wt Thuraday to take ihrlr daughter l'y ,he ite flr Patty w the eruro I modeling het die at Mmw ruuiiiy f:r at Hep i,nrr In ler dULlon. the flfh rr rMMnfc Kr un 'N fan Mr end Mf Leo IVtl and daughter Iter returned home Ukt week from a lo week trip 1 .Nrtr. where they vtidted relative at Bladen, Blue IIU1 and Shukley. I'anirl Cut henour, Lle. Wa-h. muidn cf ivttt. accompan ied ihrm. While there they .tended leuMun Of th Pvt" lf..tu .1 i-.iua Hill. and a M-un- lun cf the Mckel family at Shkk- iy On il-lx rrlurn trip mey dli U!rd irlathe In B!vu. k"lt . Mi and Mr W G Seehafer writ Lalled ti Qulncy. Wh Ul Trl- l.v idi:ll ty U lrB,h ,hrIr n ln ttw. Walter Curlry. In. killed In f cullUlon here. Mr Corley, their Haunter. critically Injured nd U In t.rtl'lul there. m, ih Mr Kd Skoubo nd family returned home lt Frl ,u frm Cooullle. where Skoubo ws employed thl summer. Mr nd Mr Stanley Parllow and ni Alan and Jerry of Mb- Chicken Kayos Calories -4 it' " , - - --" A- - i SAVE SAVE - SAVE WILSONS 10 DAY SALE LOOK WHAT YOU CAN SAVE! HO 85 pair only of fatnou Wy.nbrg Mawaglc show that retell for S19.95. Sot Jutt In tlm for achool naad. CHECK CHART FOR YOUR SIZE B ' If I 3 2 4 I 5 t' 5 1 V 1 3 3 1 7 7 2 I 1 I 1 D25433658 J o oo SHORT SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS Reg. 3.95-4.95 Shirts for $ Reg. 5.95-6.95 Shirts g for $ JQ Day's Klondike Cr Gridiron Cloth CONTINENTAL PANTS REGULAR $6.95 2 PA,RS $10 6 PIECES ONLY SAMSONITE LUGGAGE There ate two ladle train cases that regularly are S14J5.' two ladies wardrobe, that should sell for $24.95; and two ladles overnight case, that sell for $19.95. NOW ONLY $10 EACH tMfttmtfttiinmijjn MEN'S SOCKS Regular $1.00 pair. Cottons. Usles. anklet, and full length socks. 12 PAIRS $ 10 SLACKS Assorted colors and styles. Wools, acetate wash n wear. All sixes. $10 PAIR " REMEMBER SALE LASTS 10 DAYS ONLY Wilson's Men's Wear Taa Slot ! fo-d Srte .-. a i I i " V -JKe- i'' " J. jx ... I. Ta . I l...........:.L-r ).r f.m.ilv krll fml St Ltll rout IJut a smart cu kwi- Um lKlttJully lfnl-r to. Tin National Hroil-r Couro il Jvi- tlwuo kr-wrt of the k-y lo health tlat elm krn in lwr in ralurira than nw-t otlx-r xnea. It is a prime urt- if hi.h quality prtUm, ami in year-round aupply. To bud!i-t Jucelera it t low in ol. and to all lo nav knn tl- monotony of di Ung. it is d. licniJy vt-rmatjle. Aibt'tiilile to fumilv dininit or rnU-rtaininf. broiler fry-r rhUk ens can I simmered, drolled. hruiiKHl, or Imked with cxiually able re-ulta Try this fliv lih for Herb-broiled Chit-ken. It will aerve four eople (enerounly and yield only 275 calorie per riiit ken quarter. Ilrrb HroiliMt I Jitrhea 1 broiler-fryer t hitken. quarterra 1 teton monoMotliurn rltitiniiilo Salt and pepM-r 2 teaspoon melted butler or margarine 1-4 U-uon each, basil and roaemary Sprinkle chit ken with monoMMliumjilutamate, salt and pepper. IJni broiler pan with aluminum foil. Turn temperature control to broil and place broiler pan 7 to 8 inehea from lieaL 1 luce C"" en kin aide down, on pan. f-ombirie remnimnx inKrctlienU; tjrush half the herb mixture over chit-ken. broil jtO miiiuu-a. I urn tlm k en and lruh with remnining miiture. broil 13 to .0 nimuU longer. Yield: 4 servings, 275 calorie per serving. Lexington News If DCLTKA JONtS Mr and Mr Eldun Pdber. and dsu.hter rrturrted hrn Sundsy from their cabin at lUda. way Sprln.s. Mr and Mr M Breeding ut puriland ar sending a few day In Lexington vultlng friend and relative. Decent vlfcltur at th Cecil June hm were Mr and Mr Ch A Lanwn cf Everett. Wath- Ingto" , Mr and Mr Ocll Jone and children wcr rt'tlland vUltom on Wednesday where Charlene enrolled In The Western Unlver lty of Business, and they vis ited flutth Katch who Is a pat- 'ton. Wash were weekend visitors at the home of Partlow's mother, Mrs Paul Partlow. I Mr and Mrs Bill Thorpe and dauchter Connie of St Helens were weekend visitors at the homes of their parents, Mr and Mrs Earnest Obermcler, and Mr and Mrs Nathan Thorpe. I R II Seehnfer of Rufus visited 'overnight at the home of his brother and sister In law, Mr and Mrs W G Seehafer, one night .last week. ! Mr and Mrs Chub Warren of Pendleton visited their sons and .dauRhters-ln law, Mr and Mrs iEd Skoubo, and Mr and Mrs I Ralph Skoubo, Saturday and at tended the fair. Mrs Earl BrlgRs and her sister-'In-law, Mrs J D Carnegie of Har lem, Mont, returned home Friday from a ten day trip to Des Moines, Wash, Seattle, and down the coast to Albany and Portland where they visited relatives. Weekend visitors at the Briggs home were Mrs Brlggs brotners and slsters-ln law, Mr and Mrs A L Carnegie of Albany, Mr and m C. C Carneele of Portland, land her cousin, Mr and Mrs A B ' Carnegie of Portland. Sunday vis itors were Mr and Mrs Hugh Brown of Pendleton, and Mr and Mrs George Nichols of Carmich ael, Calif, and the Brlggs son-in-law and daughter, Mr and Mrs John Campbell and children Johnnie and Jcannle of Spokane, Wash. Mrs Nichols and Mrs Brown are cousins, and they and A B Carnegie were old school mates In Alexandria, Minn. I Henry Gantenbein left Mon day night for Seattle, Wash to attend the director's and man agement Institute sponsored by the National Milk Produucer's Federation for the Dairy Cooper ative Association. It will be held at the Roosevelt Hotel Sept 7-9. I Mr and Mrs W G Baker went to Baker last week to take their two year old granddaughter, Sue Devine, home after visiting here two weeks. Sunday the Bakers attended the Los Angeles Rams Dallas Cowboys football game in Pendleton. I Labor Day visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs Nathan Thorpe were Thorpe's mother, Mrs Harry .Thorpe of Upper Lake, Calif, his brother and sister-in-law, Mr and Mrs Leonard Thorpe and child ren Dennis and Sharon of Port land, Mrs Thorpe's parents, Mr 'and Mrs Paul Smith of Union, , her brother and sister-in-law, Mr and Mrs Charlie Smith of Cot tage Crove, and the Thorpe's sons and daughters-in-law. Mr and Mrs Bill Thorpe and daugh ter Connie of St Helens, and Mr and Mrs Larry Thorpe and daughters JoAnn and Janice of Hermlston. Mrs Robert Strutz was hostess for a party at her home Wednes day afternoon of last week In honor of her daughter Betty Ann's sixth birthday. She was assisted by Mrs Bob Thornhill. Guests were Aria and Tina Thornhill. Mrs Vernon Russell and Bruce and Donnle, Mrs Del mer Hug and Debbie, Mrs Ron ald Black and Diane, Mrs Allen Ely and Renee and Ricky, Mrs Jack Flug and Ronnie, Christy and Mike Waymlre and Jimmy Pierce. Elmer Messenger returned home last week from Portland where he has been for the past four weeks for treatment on his eyes. Mr and Mrs Dean Griffin and enn Senttv of Vancouver, Wash visited last week at the home of Mr and Mrs Harold Baker. Mr And Mrs Joe Tatone and children Linda and Jody spent five days last week at Neskowln. Mrs Wayne Beebe 01 ueinng ham, Wash is visiting at the home of her parents, Mr and Mrs Cecil Hamilton. Mr and Mrs Ken Henry and daughters Dena Lee and Michele Ann of Elgin were overnight vis itors at the home of Mr and Mrs Dewey West last week. Other re cent visitors at the West home were West's brother-in-law and sisters, Mr and Mrs Carroll Don ovan and sons Jerry and Jackie of The Dalles, and Mrs John Hut son of Arlington. Mr and Mrs Alfred Hlatt of Redmond visited at the home of Hiatt's brother-in-law and sister, Mr and Mrs Royal Rands, Wed nesday of last week. Rand's sis ter, Clara Worden of Portland returned to her home after vis iting here for four days. Mrs R A Eades, Hood River, visited her son and daughter-in-law, Mr and Mrs Dale Eades, last Friday. She accompanied Mr and Mrs Mace Baldwin, who went on to Heppner on business. Mr and Mrs Darrel Rash of Portland visited at the homes of their parents, Mr and Mrs Harold Rash and Mr and Mrs Henry Ziv ney last Friday and Saturday on their way home from East Lake. Labor Day visitors at the Zlvney home were Mr Zivney's brother, Leclie Steven and son Bobbie, and his on and dauch ter In law, Mr and Mrs Gilbert Stevens, all of Portland. Mr and Mr Ira Dumont of Myrtle Creek were overnight vis itor Sunday at the home of Mr Dumonf uncle and aunt, Mr and Mr Frank Marlow. Other visitor were the Marlow son and daughter-in-law. Mr and Mrs Parrel! Marlow of Pendle ton. Mr and Mr Carl Gaede and nephew. Alan Chase, of Gresham were weekend visitors at the home of Mrs Gaede' brother-in- law and sister. Mr and Mrs Bob Miller. Roberta rhllllps of The Dalles, granddaughter of the Miller's, was also a visitor. Mrs Blanche Barlow of Hep pner visited her brothers-in-law and slsters-ln law, Mr and Mrs Claud Coats and Mr and Mrs Zearl Gillespie, over the week end. Sunday visitors at the Coats home were Mrs Coats" cousins, Mr and Mrs Cecil Ludklns of Heppner. Ivan Kress and Dick Garner, who are employed at Oxbow Dam near Payette, Idaho spent the weekend at the home of Kress' parents. Mr and Mrs Har old Kress. Diane Parks of Pendleton was a Saturday visitor at the home of Mr and Mrs Lowell Shattuck. Mr and Mrs John Baldino and daughter Gloria, of Portland, were weekend visitors at the home of Mrs Baldlno's parents, Mr and Mrs Walter Hayes. Sun day guests were Mrs Hayes' brother-in-law and sisters, Mr and Mrs Louis LeTrace of Echo, and Mrs Al Lovgren of Heppner, and her brother and sister-in-law, Mr and Mrs Lester Wick of Hcrmiston. Barbara LeTrace of Echo visited Mr and Mrs Hayes last Saturday on her way to Port land, where she will teach school this year. Mr and Mrs Rollln Bishop went to Echo Sunday to visit at the home of Bishop's brother and sister-in-law, Mr and Mrs R B Bishop. Mr and Mrs Marion Morlan and daughters Cindy, Nancy and Andy of Kennewick, Wash were weekend visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs Ralph Skoubo. . . .. in IKirtUnd. "r;', ,n S! Me'netV riUrl Mr and Mr IWn Hunt and and Idaho. . .tit, ik Mr and Mr. MJ 4 "in' Ui UUr.filn M.IW from, r , wirfifu-ld. let?n m Wilbur Se.II. ,ll make their ww m - Bd,4,a. and Jimml Stea- r, hil atfoding th Lnl !;;f(.T, joneaand Kenny. ny. Iim.i. and Billy Van Winkle. Mr and Mr Fretl King ana !um-I1 tkilven vWSior on Tuesday where he en rolled In the Columbia Biln Col lege. Greg Ley. rJ Barbara Stea pall vtlted Butch Katch In Port land on Sunday. Mr and Mr T E Mnger Sr returned to their work at Mitchell on Monday following several day fix"' I" Shaniko and Lc Innton. They moved a house pur-.ha-d In Shaniko to their lot in Lexington. Peanns Steagall returned to her job In Portland Sunday after visltina her parents. Mr and Mrs .Wilbur Stt-agall. Mr and Mrs Lonnb? iienuerson and daughter. Betty motored to LaGrande on Sunday to take Mr Henderson's mother to her home there after a 2 weeks visit In Lex ington. Enroute they motored through Walla Walla where they attended the Walla Walla fair. Mr and Mrs Dean Hunt and children were Pasco visitors on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Johnnie Ledbctter and children have returned from their vacation spent at the coast children from near Se"l were vLitor at the home of her fath er. A M Edward over th hull- day- . . Word ha been received In Lex ington that Mr Mabel Boone in.m 4,t Milton is a patient In St Anthony' hospital suffering from a broken hip. Mr and Mr R-y Campbell are visiting her brother Ivan Sever once at Chelan. Mr and Mr Buster Padberg inid Pennv McMillan returned last week from a fishing trip to Canada. CHIROPRACTIC IS EFFECTIVE FOR WRY NECK STARTS FRIDAY WOMEN'S Cotton Dresses ONE GROUP AT $00 AND $g00 MILADIES APPAREL HEPPNER ffiffli minium II CASE FURNITURE'S SPECIAL M 1 1 1 nil itxi ' i :1 in 1 M " ) : n TO MAKE ROOM FOR NEW MERCHANDISE Regular 323.50 edroom Includes $99.00 Box Spring ond Mattress Set Suite $224 50I Qua, HiUlneU 9 1 9nU4A04ice But This 1$ What We Really Sell 1. Protection from most any type of risk. 2. A fair ond prompt settlement whenever you have a loss. 3. Personal attention to your insurance needs ot your home or place of business. 4. Insurance advice based on as careful regard for your dollars os we have for our own. Years of experience as an independent agent enable It to Offer you a service that is unexcelled. We would appreciate the opportunity to be helpful. C. A. RUGGLES INSURANCE AGENCY PHONE 6-9625 HEPPNER. OREGON BOX 6U REGULAR 389.50 3 PC. SECTIONAL now 2S950 REGULAR 79.50 ROCKER NOW 050 Reg. 97.50 ROCKER NOW S00 Reg. 92.50 ROCKER NOW $JQ00 Reg. 79.50 ROCKER ..." NOW $050 Reg. 89.50 ROCKER NOW $g()50 Reg. 79.50 ROCKER NOW $50 c liiiiiiiiniiiiiini Furniture Company II!ll!!i!!Illli2llll!ll!!Ilii!llIIH