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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
Fine Country Home

Ten rooms and bath: beautiful
grove and garden: acres: milo
Glnter Park High school. More land
adjoining can be had IL desired.
Phone John S. Childrsy 'Randolph
6T2 or Madison $3.50 aad arrange to
zee H.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
BUNGALOW SITES

aud small farms. In tracts OF to 90
ucres. on macadam road. near Gin
te- Park. 10 minutes from City Hull.
Your nrst opportunity to buy small
farms or bungalow sites In the edge
OF the city on an acre,ge Basis. Ar.
range 20 look them over. Phone John
$. chiidrey tRandolph GT2-Madison
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OFFICE on the VIRGINIA STATE
H!nhNA Al COAAlSStO..ER

Diis "". nc re.,ivu ant tme oli.e ~ III,
Room tl4 lsiie .u..-.i.. Ricna.a. .'S Sa
h I'M H. HSiotk noo4 tuesday. LAY /. ~;
x,rE!nia rr9iset No. .ta-I.a miles water.
SHI !H1hs,e oeI Iis ss.srryS,lis . nostSn
:sbei. w. ''H'' 'u'''sh'''~ ''""'s'
XNnsiais ra5oise, No. .1A-a., miles TOD
S@:;ro o sSd &onts SnGsrF County "~,"ssn
sol irs s"., tsoiset 80 41p--s.i miles .op
'-"n,,ff.isr and ..a.eton, ''""s''
roa Fs ~ ;.,n lsstes ., NJ $50 miles top
.,i ira,n!q ,i,roieet No. +Ip-7a miles top
NiTsinsn i.rois.t No; Gle miles pene.
leSTgs! f.ont ..oya. anl h.tcr.on
gre" nd IN h: so lS Gon as' f21
VIE rsa :- lac1Sei az. So is sSs lille,
tTn go H. ,rlnee M!';tAn' ma saiord
irEIni.. rroiee, No. si---a,o miles psno-
Stiws%n GyaatS cinD aid sissny ," IiIS.y
ots.s ssrihia ft%ieet Nc; =, bids W.. os
90 Virginia Project 30. :. bids ~.i! he
roadway and surface scuaraiely.
p4ss s wiz nas sH q ne .h iSiS.na
81 on .r SSr ! 81 40 at cu'0sSsF at
h'EH1 room nT0isyi Ess Iii 5a, M s. tI
vs&,F tot fre L. on s. s IT s,s fsa' Royal
L;ris sutld:4s. richmond. a. - 4. 81.
buzz s' j !9fs, * &DlIi ssih Fr'ae+''a'.
5;yris iia!,e; ns iiehnOni, al 10 4. 81.
~ rertitsa check to the amour, of ses
mnas paSabis 10 The s siate Itixhway 'eG S@
,sn,,", m nns aseo'"tanr I'D ON eaeh
Plans on ie a, eaicr of the vlrsinia
Staic Highway, Comm. ss.oncr. Rooin iii
snis F rao;s e ;.,s; and iqr VIZ.
s9 nSs M "a w and ifA c. r and Ss q;
building. RicHmond. Va, virginia project
No. {? at resident eenGinetr's ofllce. siamn-
don't enr!nee.'s oIiee, fredcrlek Va.
set OF plans and specincatlons viii
Re 'I u naek sF s5S 1 mar
70 The Second Asststan, Commissio.,ar.
nePd on rs;ur ;2 - "a ~hleh vii R
way Comwissioner. within ten davs af;e-
Tht stat" Highway Commissioner -.
AS-'sS 'ns ''S"' ~ 'SG;e1p fG9GSLgMttssN BIDS
SAT- Highway commiasiom.r
TIE ATLANTIC LAID AND IMPROVE:
siEZT CoMPA%Y oface Of Tho sse!e-
ia ry.- Notice in hereby given ti,ui iie
regular annual meeting of The sioekhold-
C'ompon" viii be he d at The oince ' Of H.
conpan! in the Richmond Termins! Rail.
way STATEN. In ,is city OF Ricnmond.
MaE on a. T la55 Selo 1sS sh DAY r
ltorden: Secretary. May ]. 1870.
TO WHOM !, may concern: This is to
cssruiy mai ! ain no ionser connerted
J. s. ccTb:tt ~ ~ ''''
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ROOMS ON RIVER-For rent. one 10
Inent. Kitchen. suitable for light house
kecntnG. Convenient To Two ho'.is for
meals. Reasonable rates to desirable mar
ties References. @. y. Anderton. Tap
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
Small Acreage Tracts

Two to 90 acres. near Ginter Park.
ma cadam road. 10 minutes from CITY
Hall. Beautiful bungalow sites and
small farris. Fine trucking land.
Arrange to have John S. Childrey
show you. Phone Randolph GT2 or
Madison 1896
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Pursuant TO decree in the above
mentioned cause. entered on tho 18th
dey or July. 1878. the undersigned APP
pointed special commissioner thereby.
VIII offer Tor sale mt public auction on
me promises. subject to confirmation
.! court. on
TUESDAY. 9TH OF MAY. 1920.
~ 1890 Il. NJ,
She real estat mentioned IN said de-
SSrGSe, consisting OF detached. well
buiIt two-story brick store with
emr,.ihs above with separate en-
rance 70 same. The lot has front
age OF IS feet on the eastern line OF
Scfenteehth Street. commencing at d
oronq street. running aouthwnrtlly
towards Gince Street, and runs bnck
between parallel lines 100 toet.
The proximity Of the Old Market
ana INC various uepots In this section.
az wen az the large business. both
wholesale and retail. should render
nus realty especially Desirable for
those seeking good Investments or for
personal business uses.
TERMS: One-third cash rorid,,
payable in equal lnstSliInonts n, stm
WE'VE and eighteen months Tic Js,
lcrreu payments >to be cv!dencnI hv
neso''aoic notes. bearing regal In.
terrs', and the title 10 bc 70, ~,
un!iI same arc fully paid, or At Inc
oP'ioh OF the purchaser, ali cash VIZ
ALFRED T.. COHEN
"pecial Commissioner
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IN THE CHANcERY COURT. CITY
OF RICHMOND.
Plcchi. Guardian. etc.
rs.
Picchi ct ais.
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MI o'Clock.

No. 1894 WEST BRoAp STREET,
above; lot o6xl50 feet: also No. TIA
WEST BROAD STREET, grstofy
frame house, lot 30Hi!0 feet, which
This property VIII be sold TO the K
highest bidder, and should prove ver9 1
attractive as an Investment, considr
future from a speculative staifdpnintsS
sale. }2tf5 ~
BLACKBURN & ROGERS. INC.
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE. 3 :
BY G., J.. & II. j.. DESOoN,
Auciioneers.

L d
dated July .. 1909. and recorded il,
the clerks Office OF the chpncef$
G beed E OF ing so. Ely 90 Of = RlSmoea
part Of the debt thereby secured.
ana having been required SO to do
premises, OH 49, - 80
TUESDAY, MAY q, 1920.
at O'Clock r. NJ,
the premises known as No. aaos E,,,a 5
Afweenue, Richmond Va, With the lot
IIih ns a9 10 feet inches on tho NORTH
TERMS: Cash. IVY !tAs.ss
c. l.. pENooS.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT on MI
Elm bis aTfkAlcFs Of ToS Rl THH yFF 4 IS
Whitley Ss arS Il Faen. ss, ss.'.
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING, o.
CREDITORS
!" 81 fhe ,creditoIs Of WEsLn1W. P.tc
r r,So, and district aforesaid BanE y
AprrlI IS: 1929, tho said sS WEs ihas 80!
rnoE was duly adjndicated SnnI 81
,iupt, ana that The first innetlaE ~
office; Rooms ,1lIs-uia Mp,asI Bni liz e
img' Kichmond, Va. on the I0TH tI5xY'
0w MY 1920. at 10 o'clock In !: hi
creditors may attend, nroyo tiiejng
claims. appoint u trustee, sSxaiIIfpSt ti,s,sl
bankrupt. and transact sueh ~ tier
,asa ss;s, as may proppriy Come hns,
.fAos 3; sSgSp. ls
April so. 1890. lt5gaS
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ORDER.
Upon reading the summons and
Serihsd complaint, verified the second
pears that the action Is one wherein
the plaintiff demands judgment for
ssepara,ion upon tho grounds OF cruettsy
of the Code of civil Procedure is
stated as against the defendant, and.
OF Mary Agnes lioye. veritied the SEC :
0 21a :, , day Of April. 1890. by which,
sfaetion has .ha, made sSa If9Gld to my
The state OF New York, residins ~ m.
and thai - the nos STATE i, Of NirgIala
or New York. and that he ,is not like.
tto return to the, state of New
in 't tSe s ey r S;st Of bis assoeistions
after due and diligcnt effort, that No
cannot be found or personally served
ES NIP, tn IN sun SUMMONS herein, within tho,
| PENDANT Is Of full age. aA'u NC
E oSbE sHSaG2fb10 th for the nsePIsG
! summons In the above entitled action
, nn1h In The n, shid Hampton Hose be,
,,nys ny puD,i;sation thereof in Two;
Times Dispatch, published i in Rioha
mgoma, va; ,, ana In the Eastern State;
New York. once u week for SIX ann,,
secutiye weeks. And II is further
0RDEREp TINT on or before tho
said. the plaintiff deposit in The tgen-
erai poSt-oflce In the city OF Whita
ana s,ot IN the County of Westchssterr.
summons and complaint hereto AZ AZ
neXed, and or this order, with tfhe
nosai siS;atutory notice In secnreiy
fendant., Hampdcn Eoge. in care ~
Lewia Jon"e Esl., an attorney at
INV INV Uronnna. Virginia. the same be-
lnG me attorney who wrote n Ietfnr
on hchaif OF Tho defendant under
date OF March 20. 1920.
nnn'ed' White Plains. New YoriS.
WILLIAM p. pLATT.,
Justice OF the Supreme Court "
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BY CRUTcHrIELD & co,
AND
IL. y. McCURDH.
Auctioneers.

COMMISSIONER SALE OF NORTH
SEVENTEENTH STREET PROP
ERTY. NEAR BROAD STREET
DETACHED TwO-STORr BRICK
STORE AND DWELLING. No. 229.
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TUESDAY, MAY q, 1920,

IN THE. THE pISTRICT COURT OF ~ MI Il
EN- RNt T iIs STTDATES FOR THE EAST
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hereby certify that the bond -o-
CURED by the above decree of ,he sne-
ch commissioner has been III,
ns September. 1915. io'h aaS
CHAS. O. SAytrtr -,
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Wnntcd-ltcai Estate

fARN--Want=d farm CONVENIENT, 10
Richmond. ON or near car .'nu or near
railway station. Natersd and with siitl.
C.ent wood. olive fun description prize
and ocst terms 1. I+o. care Times DIS.
any description. Aust De good grade
ri soil or sumo will no: W runs.de req
AlGcd Mel & Co.. iUl North i.igh;n ST.
Richmond. VA.
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HoficE OF FIRST MEETING Of.
II. CREDITORS - ~ a. lt "
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New York Supreme Court.
county OF Westches,er.
against 4
Hampdcn HoEe. defendant.

s nsni5s, hoge' plaintiff,
Hampton Hoge. defendant.
ACTION FOR SEPARATION. !, sI
To the ahovo-nnmed dsfcndant. a
You are hereby summoned to an
swrr the comnlnlnt In this action, and
the plaintiffs attorney Within tTcr,yy
days after the service of@thjs sti,,y.
n mems EXCLUSIVE eI y, OF tho day Of ser-
appear. or answer. Judgment viii No
taken against you by default, for Tie
.reiist demanded In the complaint
' iGt If aaRT e i Ap EYsG {aRie'
ONCE and Post -oHce Addrress' g :
whl Rts4 PIs,n nalNIs sWE y.ls. 8.
New F eoan;SsN r Ss Ws sGgr.; s i.
Mary a AGnIes Hosc. plaintiff, 81
Hampden HoEc, defendant. ff
NoTIcE. \
To Hampdep Hoge: t iirs'E ~
upon YOU, without the State of Nav
M rnirK, puEsuant to an order Of Han.
W W't ,ba s y; plat; one OF ,sg jpsttses
day OF April. ias0. and MED with S ss shS,s'
complaint. In the Office OF the clark
Or the County. of Westchesier, ! ut
day OF April, 1920.
HUMPHREY J. LYNCH,
once a' sna =, g. Tor A r1dIaaa.lff'
Realty building,
White plains. New York. 8
BLACKBURN s: RoGERS. INC,
Real Estate Auctioncers.
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HoIlSE IS Siv.n ihat Sam As:rowsky has
SHiu out 70, iiSMan hramer the erocyry
business at %ttl street. R!chnIonu Ma
ahi a.! crrdtiorx OF sam -AS,rowsky must
nItscht mar LIl!s ttfCrc May =. 1870
SAN AstrVwsHy. ny!naM Nrnmer
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Jeyolry aud Watches

D,AMONDS-if you have u diamond IN
old gG,o,Sde n er iesohnnEe or renioYnt 81
10 >. J. Allen a. Co., Jewelers. Fourtoenth
-hnu Main Strccls.N(
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FARMS.

we are having numerous. inquiries rel
alive to stock and grain firms In oil s.c-
lions ot Virginia. particularly Piedm...
section. Communicate with US ut once "a
GuestinG usual listing blanks Before adj
yertisinS our manager OF farm dept. Will
call a. YOU and inspect property
T. l.. SCHMIDT & CO.,
~ North Eighth Street.
Richmond. Va.
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT.
COUNTY OF WESTCH ESTER. !.
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WEsLEYA " P % No a54s.sSs
bankrupt. BanLr,,,, ;.
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-in.a ,nrse advertisers sou Will ger PROFIT
apiA results mere.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
DAIRY FARM

limits: Groom house. large stables
and feed barns. silos OF $50 tons
capacity and large complete up-tu-
date dairy barn for 70 head cows
good iapd and hne pasture. Write
or see John S. Childrey. with Rlan..
ton &: Co. - North Eleventh Street.
Hlone RandolDh I73
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Suburban for sale

FOrR-RuOM COTTAGE and , 90 foot
lois. stop -. Highland Springs Now
renting Tor $1,000 per month with good
tenant: $4,000. Apuiy sunday and
through III" week. 60: ID. y. Thirty cond
Street,
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FINANCIAL
Money to Loan

BORRO" on your diamonds and other
{ewelry from Equitable Loan Society,
12b- North Eighth Street.
MONEY loaned TO housekccpcrs at legal
iutercst. Standard CredIi Co. ai2 Z,
EeNrth StICot. MnliSpn 1912. -.
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Auction Sale
Valuable Broad
Street Property

NJ the request OF tho owner, .iwl,6
Is determined to scll, we viii or -
'or sale on tho premises on ~
SATURDAY, MAY /, 1870,
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fhS creditors Of WESLEt1W. PA CD.
rice, and district Observation-Disclosures
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and J"., GrcenbauI,i TRADING as cJrc.n
naaiii bfos.. have sold cut to Harry Nal
We'ahy tht confectionery business nj $50
North First Street. kIchi,und Nm and All
Sieditors hs NinE claims asainst the said
BUSINESS innat p-,A:nt the same within
t'h Guys ior payment. April 10 1890
ukEEHBAUM BROTHERS.
HARRY NAIWE'rSES
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Dius "... "c re.,iv. ant Iue oi!i.e uf IN.
nHHihis state it!E.iHay CoIn.nias. oner
hovIh ~ t-Stic Bu.iG.:.;, Ricnu,und Ia
thti J.. ciutk nou.i ursuay. LAY A. fus
INC cohstruStion OF The .U..o.ii .cctivas
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o,
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE OFTHAT
MOST ATTRACTIVE AND DES1RABLY
LOCATED TWO-STORY DETA CHED
BRICK DWELLING, NO. 1884 PARK
AVENUE.
nofa
sale a
4.
) +. NJ"
handso
n very
residue
wei
cent?
ALEXANDER IL.
has
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SUTUAL ASSURANCE sOCIETY--irh.
ahruaI fnc.t.nr OF tac ilutuHi Assur.
Hnc. .S9rety Of i.xinin via be held Mny
,ai NM a. the 4nsv OF The society, Room
o'clock 4. NJ. G. Monett King Sccre.
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! WoUDl.AND l!EIGITS-For sale. Wood
| land Heights, modern home. 10 rooms
large io;i ssycn-room modern: large lot.
barton Heights; rooms. modern. Price
! and tcrms VII nlrHse YOU Zee US at
ono. Jas 7: Cosby. 40 East Main 81,
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Lots FOR Sale

WEST EAD-For gale. AGO feet lard TO-
Gated ~ the 1nosl desirable And fds, de-.
keiopinE Dart Of Lie city near Byrd Pack
Want ~ sci! direct. J $40, cur. Ti,uea.
WEST END LOTS for sale II, ais Dtr
loot nnd uD. also have some very good
ba!saIns on Grace. Frln!.Iin and Broad
streets At troni $50 TO $40 per foot; For
your Information and appointments to sec
these lots write Is sol. rare Times Dig
ia tCh.
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s:a:e Highway commissiyI

TO WHOM Il may concern: Thi, ia 10
certify that am M longer connsr,s1
with the National Motor CO., OF this city
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foE LEST results list your property with
r0ii LEST rcsu!is 1874 You! property With
Frani;lin ST.
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MERCHANDISE
Jewclry and Watches 00

,JAiiNkE BROS. Jewellers. 9f2 70 1t Main
street, buy. SSH, exchange and remuunt
ulamunds in u" latest styles Old gold
ana SILVER always taken In exchange.
RAILROAD wATCiiES--Tcrrcll Bros 523
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no Stl-SRn,rd. az 1-rpon house In
Vest End; strictly modern and In good
conIision; price not 20 exceed $4,000
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Virginia I.roiec, No. 4s-7.: miles
uouna i.hcadaSu road Ia kaUpanRnnock
county petHcen SJcrryville aud Dostun
AtttIh"te Siu. StatU- iur..sh..S convict
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WE have not lowered the quality Of our
merchandise. but we nrc making lnwcr
prices. burtons. jewelers., III East broad
Street.
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sthia Project No. tIA-3.7 miles TOD
ROAD IN Hanover County. u.,nu,ii
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Summer Places for Rent $

lNp garnEcN Tor rent. Apply 200 Wcs
Main Call Madis1n 1851
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FOX GOOD RESULTS. Guicli sales h.n-
est dealing. list your country farms TIM
nerlanis h:t. rny Properly wiki u. T.
Lirklc. 9Th st. BENNINGTON Bldg. Rd VA
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1920-11-18
LIVE CECIL NEWS ITEMS

]. NJ Allyn Of Oakgrove Is busy pay
ing his annual visit among his Cecil
friends.
Joe White OF the Willows and Babe
Montague OF Arlington were Cecil Wis
itors on Wednesday.
clifford Henriksen of Willow Creek
ranch took in the Armistice festivities
in Heppner on Thursday.
Jack Hynd and nelce, Miss Louise
Shaw. spent Thursday and Friday at
Hynd Bros ranch in Sand Hollow.
Mr.. and Mrs J. ]. MeEntire and fam
lily of Killarney spent short time in
Cecil on Sunday.
Miss Mildred Mlddleswart Of Rhea
was the guest of Miss Zella Kelly at
the Last Camp for the week END.
Keith Logan spent Saturday and Sun
day at his home at Fairview ranch be-
fore returning to his studies in Hepp-
ner.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Krebs Of the Last
Camp were visitors at the home of Mr.
and Mrs Geo. Henriksen at Rhea on
Sunday.
A large party of Ceciltes took in the
basket social at Eight Mile on Satur-
day evening and all report having n
good time,
Misses A. C. and " NJ, Hynd and Ber-
nice Franklin. students Of Heppner
High School, spent the week-e at
Butterfly Flats
Wild Palmateer and daughter, Miss
Cleta. of Windynook and r. Wilde Of
Broadacres were business callers in Ce-
ell on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs, C. A. Minor and Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Thompson OF Heppner
spent Monday with Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Rrebs at the Last Camp
j. A. Troedson and o. Lindstrom OF
Morgan were busy men in Cecil Mon
day. George Hardesty of Morgan also
honored Cecil with a visit during the
week.
Ed Brlstow, one of Ione's most prom
inent merchants and wife and family,
and Mrs. Olive Wade of Walla Walla,
were visiting with Mr.. and Mrs T. II
Lowe at The Highway House Sunday
Mrs f. j. Logan and daughters Elite
and Olive and Mr. and Mrs. Oren Logan
all OF Portland are at the home OF Leon
Logan for few days, having been
called there on account Of the death OF
Boyd Logan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Lundell and fam
ily of Rhea spent Monday and Tuesday
In lone and took in the golden wedding
celebrations OF Mr. Lundells father
and mother held on Monday at their
home In lone
Geo. A. Miller and son Elvn Of High.
view ranch were passengers on the To-
cal for Arlington on Thursday where
they Joined Mrs Miller on her return
home from battle-ground, wash, where
she has been visiting for some time.
Mrs. Jack Hynd. who has been visit
ing in Heppner for few days, returned
to Butterfly Flats accompanied by Mis'
Blanche Bristow OF Heppner, on Tues
day. Miss Bristow Will visit for som'
time before resuming her duties II
Heppner
The many friends OF the late Boyt
Logan wish to extend their deepes
sympathles to his bereaved family IL
their great loss. Boyd Logan after be
ing in III health for some years, passed
away at his brother Icons home a
Four Mile on Monday. November G, ant
was buried in Arlington cemetery oi
Wednesday, November 10 A large mum
Der of sorrowing friends attended th'
services for the departed at Arlington
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Portland.-oregon still produces pre-
clous metals in considerable volume.
according to figures on 1919 just com
pleted by the United States geological
survey During that year the output
amounted to s1.514,225, including sill
yer, copper and gold. Baker county's
22 mines contributed all but s1S5,Si3 OF
the states total mineral output.
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Salem.--The first gun of the Mist
land" advertising campaign, to be put
on by the Oregon Growers Co-opera
tive association, is to be fired in New
York city, the greatest prune market
In the world Leading dailies with a
circulation Of !, 100000 will be used for
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1920-11-18

Lakeview-The Willow Ranch Lum-
Der company, operating the Fandango
sawmlll. has recently put in operation
a huge tractor for the purpose Of haul
ing its product to the railroad. The
machine is rs horsepower and weighs
Is tons. It draws seven fve-ton trail
ers and the whole equipment greatly
resembles a small train. as it is fitted
with electric lights and a small search
light
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1920-11-18
Ne,US About OregOn'S
Industries

Portland Exports cleared through
the Portland customs house during 1870
have total value Of s52.000,000 ac-
cording to figures compiled during the
past week Exports for the year show
an immense gain over 1919, despite the
fact that the Oriental market usually
a heavy buyer, has been dull for sew
eral months. Wheat, mostly for the
United Kingdom, with value OF 49,
529,a45, was the largest item of export
Burlap from British India shows up
biggest on the import list for Septem-
ber
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1920-11-18

Portland. - Desirability of Oregon
spruce and juniper for manufacturing
pencils and penholders is largely re-
sponsible for bringing to this city the
Morningstar- Pacific Pencil company
The Stats have hitherto been made at
Bend and shipped east in carloads, but
at great disadvantage because of
this expensive method Of getting them
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1920-11-18

Forest Grove,--Ten carloads OF fine
brick have been sent by the Forest
Grove Clay products company to Eu-
gene to be used in the new buildings
being put up on the University of ore
gon campus The plant began opera
tions only few months ago and Is now
turning out large quantities Of face
brick and hollow tile. One Of its big
contracts is supplying material for the
Masonic and Eastern Star home,
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1920-11-18

20 the source OF graphite lead The
new company plans 20 make the com
pleted pencil in this city as Soon as II
can get plans under way early In the
year
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1920-11-18

Marshheld-The first complete elec-
trio mill in Coos county is now in oper-
alton and is cutting about 10000 feet
Of timber per day. 1t was put up by
the Marshfeld Mill & Timber Co. and
will cater principally to local trade.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1920-11-18

Klamath Falls-The Big Lakes saw
mill has begun operations recently
making the fifth big mill of its kind in
the city.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1920-11-18

Portland-Trailers made in Port
land by the Farm and Tourist Trailer
company are now trundling after in
Vulnerable automobiles ia this section
So great is the demand for these home
products that the company will soon be
compelled to enlarge the capacity Of its
plant The firm is the pioneer in this
business In Oregon
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1920-11-18

Burns-sunAower are making re-
markable good showing in Harvey
county. At one place 81 tons per acre
was the yield.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1920-11-18

Portland.-Announcement has just
been made Of an increase in capitaliza-
tion of the Columbia Wool Basin Ware
house company from 100000 to $780,
600. More than half Of the additional
100000 will be subscribed by Port
land people