Heppner gazette., May 15, 1902, Image 3

1 he lleppner Gazette '' 1:- )l"H,ir,i u"" """'"
iiaduatoH can gut white Hlippern at
TllUlfHDAY ,Mnv I'.HItl ' ,,air
..( (JAZ1 K (lH a,,,, a i,,of
ThtA00l'c Nfilr ! pedigree blank.
Local arnl IVrsonal Hajijifjiiinos
in ami About the lily.
MiHH Mary lliatt in on On HH k lint.
1. O. J((jr( t.anll.-H U'unU.iiriie
at ringed jiiHtriimcntH.
Several caHhs of i'hi-knix arc, re
ported in the city.
Quick delivery and clean inmigi in
where Hart A Wake ahine.
.Spray 18 to have a race track. What
a the matter with i lt'fi-r 7
For all kinda of watch ami jewelry
repairing, call on I'. ). I!or-.
We All mail ordera promptly anil
K'larantee our work. I". O. J! irg.
Wm. l.titrace, who hat heen niRVriiii;
from appendicitis, is recovering.
rroi. x . i . Howard ot Milton, ia the
Ktieat of Ida brother P. M. Howard of
thia city.
Mra. J.C. lloHtetler, of The lull,
in vinitinK her parents. Mr. and Mr
1 a WHon.
Mia Lena Ki;ea went to Pendleton
Wednesday morning to visit her sinter,
Mrs. Wilson Itrock.
The repuhlicsn candidates started
Monday morning, on the canvass of the
county as advertiHed.
1'. (). Horu has jiiht received a larj(e
supply of Banjos, (iuitars, violins snd
II kinds of musical Inst runients.
Imperial means the hest, that is the
name of our place our (foods hack it up
We make specialty of fancy groceries.
Hart A Blake.
John Turlev rereived a telegram
Monday evenicf annoiincinn the death
of his brother's daughter at Maker City.
Mr. Turlev lift lor baker City, Tuesday
nioruiu .
Miss Mattie Stroud received a tele
phone niessaKe frnin The Pa'lcH Iri
day convevini; the intelligence that her
f rarnlnint ht r wh sc, nitiaiv ill. She
went to Thel'ailcN Saturday tnorniinr.
Howard'a grocery store in a verv pop
tllar plai'e for the purchase of supplies
for farmers and outfit for outing in the
Wav of extra line k,'ri x-enes . Almost
everything imaginable kept in stock.
It's handy w here you can get arilhin:
you want.
The city council of W'cicr, Idaho,
has accepted a proposition from li. V.
(tales, of llillshoro, tr., to put in a
system of w uter w or ks and elect r ic lights
to cost not h'ss than $'".i The citv
is to Note $! 'i.i in hoinU an l ow ns the
plant, givi'g Mr. tiates a lease of 1',
J ea i s.
I'eck, the 7-xear-old lo.n of Mr. ami
Mrs. tieo. Thornton, while at'etiiptuig
to sit down in a chair which wan near
the e'lge of a porch, Sunday, fell to the
ground a distance of ahout mi feet.
rittht tort-arm was broken just
Latest design in cushion covera at
Mra. J,. .. Kites'.
'J he Palace for Ice Cieiim, Coco Cola
ami cold dunks. Ho-li
Hats triiiirnid to order, ualibfui tion
giniiiiiiteed, at Mrs. I,. .( KhIi-h'.
f'hiliji I)iirhin of Rhea creek is suffer
ing with a severe attack of erysipelas.
Miss P.ertha Adkina is home from
Coluinhia crjllegi) for Hummer vacation
COUNTY COURT.
Contract for Building Nw Court
Houh Awarded.
'Ihecouiiti louit m t in regu'ar ses
sion at the court house. Wednesday of
last week.
A large amount of business was dis
posed of. The attention of the couit
was occupied until Wednesday.
WKH.NKSDAY, MAY 7.
The following bills were ordered
paid :
A d Ilarlholomew judge's salary tl.VI (M)
Crystal Glassware f fT Wh' halc I.auniiry
TwiHt pattern, entirely In-'a , ver v ,
est ever brought to this mnket. S JJi a S AJJjJ jf '"" :
j-rices no higher than the or.ii- fT3ttTm7STrKf!fSmT5SrTZKrFtmfSTmm
jyL m 'MUIlffi y Box, 20 bars. - - - 85c
J W Matlock, shenll's salarv
Summer corsets, cotton under "ear, W in P.arlon, pauper acct 40 00
gloves, etc , just received at Mrs. L. J. Vawter Crawford, clerk's salary .':::; 3.J
j.;,,!,,,, 4 I.ee Ma'lock, ileu. sheritf'a sal. 10 (X)
W. J.. Smith, deo. clerk's halarv 90 00
Miss Mabel Ayer. who is at Walla (;,,HB u,lmli (,li,)()t.r 40 m
Walla, was operated on for appendicitis J W Shipley, n hool supt. sal
K K Swinburne, couriy physician
(.'has Kirk, stock inspector
Mat I.ichtenthal. treasurer
morning lor 1 emlleion to a'ternl hi
preme court.
M's. (ieo. Vincent and daughter of
Hotter creek, were registered at the
Palace Thursday.
We give a Japaneese rr.nsh bowl
12 Days Special Millinery Sale
recently.
Attorney C
K. Kedfield left this
Hepprier tia.ette, stationery
!' M Shutt, statioriei v
J J Mc'iee, county expense...
II E Warren, road ami bridge.
lierij I'arke', road and hiidge
W I' Scrivener, same
l:;4 6m
I'd h:
4; oo
or,
11 30
15 00
L' .V)
12 V
3 is)
lie : .. in rA
give a Japaneese rr.nsti liol """"" i oo
I L' 1 ...1:.,1.I ' .. t -f; r-i
I 1. ......u .1,. I,. r'M u ,.rl I, ,.l ,.r,n . ..u.l., 1 Vy lJ ""''"lU, BUUI I1C TO . , , , ( ,) JKJ
,, , ,,, , m v raiiersori in 'U
)c collee. I (art A 1. lake. ,, , . , . , ... , ,,
i leppner i.tgni. oc i. aiwr i o vr iro
IlartV I'lake, the grocers are now lo Milass A I'riidhomme, stationery lit 37
rated io their new 'piarters in the new
Slocum building on Main street.
1 red Hartholonifw, who has been at
Milton attending Columbia college, re-
I. 1'. Ioherty having ma le applica
tion for a license to se'l lienors in less
quantities than a ga'lon, in tlm town of
I-xington, and having fulfi led the re-
turned to Ins home in this citv Friday, "i'lirements of the law, the cleik was
iiibtructed to issue a license when Mr.
Mis. Mart who has heen visiting her
daughter, Mis. i. W. I'help", returned
to her home at Hilgard, I ridav inorr:-
mg.
I rank l.ee, the e'l known wool
buyer, came in Thursday eveaing and
will remain here liurii g the woo! sea
son.
An t-xcuisiort train will be run on the
L'4th of May bom l ine and re'U'n alter
the political speak n;, when ieo. K.
Chain! erhiin, the I ie mocrat ic nominee
for iovi rnor, will be here
I'r. I' I'.. M.-Sord leceived s letter
Monday f'om .1. I. Axers in .New Yoik,
statu j that Mr. and Mrs. Avers would
start fur Meppner about June 1. Mrs.
Aver is rapidly improving
lli'V. A J. Hunsaker of McMinnville.
Prohibition nominee for iovernor, will
address the people of lleppner Wednes
u. eemB, ...a hi w,e of tlj. t.,jUrt f,r ,,e n t j , e
hoHHe. Suhiect, What Atiollt the Sa
loon. M. I! (iallowav has opened up a npat
bilhar I hall at the turner of Main and
May streets. Kvervthing is new. The
billiard and pied tallies are of the bst
make. Mr liailoway has put in a fine
new soda fountain and will cai.-v a sn
lert st u k of fnnts. ciders and tobaccos.
Ills right lorniui was broken
alHive the wrist. The fracture wss rc
duceil hy lr. McSwords.
Samuel I.. I.eezer, a prominent Hepp
I
The racing mare Irate, nni.ed bv N.
. Wtiefspne. has bei-n brought hack
t ) this i ity from ( 'a! i fori, i a . Tin- l.ttie
ma i e made a good showing in I a'; forma
here she was slar'ed eexca! limes
with some of the good ones, e ii!
rest for awhile here anil will be put in
condition to go on the circuit again this
fad. Irate is a good ma'e and will
make a good showing w herever entered.
The L".., vear old son of Mr. and Mrs
Ler citi.en, is in Pendleton on a shottj-'aik .Matlock was senoiml luirt last
visit to his brother, J. M. I.eer. He j 1 ruUv ",l,"1"un f'T '"inK 'I'rnwti from
i accompanied by bis daiub-er. Miss ' " ,'or""-",,",t M'10' "" T'''
KlaiA on.) ti.u X.tLoi- ll,.r"u" siare.i to rule I irnnv Irom llie
Vonng larlies are just returning to their
Iloherty files a good and eullicient bond.
In the matter of a proposer! county
road No. lti".
Petiti n of Peter Bauernfund, et al.
praying for the est bliithment of a coun
ty road, granted. C (',. Curtis, P. .
Urockway and A A. Marvel were ap
pointed as viewers, and J. J. Mriiue as
surveyor to meet on the loth day of
lune, at 10 o'clock a. rn., at the begin
ing of the above mentioned road and
report as provider) by law.
In the matter of a proposed county
road known a the Hutler road.
Keport of the viewers and surveyor
taken up first time by the couit.
III'KM'AY. MAY ''. J
The matter of considering the pro
prisa's and bids for the construction rf
the new court house, were taken Up
Thursday. This occupied the attent ion
av.
HilliAV, MV
Cost bills from Justice's court consid
ered and Bilow ed as follow s :
State of Oregon vs ieo. Iiykstra
.1 P Will.anis, justice . $ t 1"
It It llatt, constable fees . f oo
Ilobert I'exter, witness ,, '' 7"
Bessie 1 exter, ilness 1 70 1
State of l begon ts 1 n lian ieorge
Encouraged by the past week's selling nud as an in
ducement to sell the remaining lot of our millinery early
in the season as well as to give all an opportunity to sup
ply themselves with a new hat before Decoration Day,
you get your pick of our entire line of Trimmed Hats
at greatly reduced prices, remember only until Dec
oration day can you get these prices :
Hats worth 2.25 in this sale only $1 19 Fine Pattern Hats worth $4.50 in this sale... $3 19
Hats worth 3.00 in this sale only 1 98 Fine Pattern Hats worth G OO in this sale.... 4 50
Many new things in our millinery line have recently arrived. Misses Chiffon and Lawn Hats in
great variety at prices you cannot overlook. White Lawn Baby Bonnets neatly trimmed at 10 cents
and finer ones if you want them.
I.
Specials In Men's Workino SHIrts
Men's working shirts in heavy Twill, black and
white stripe, double front and back, twice sewed
well. Worth '0 cents, at only
45 cents
75c Shirts lor 50c
Men's fancy colored shirts, soft bosom, at
tached collar and cuffs, a good 75 cent shirt ;
special price at
oO cents
homes al lleppner from attendance at i
Columbia College, Milton.- Kast Ore-!
gotnaii, Mb.
barn to the house and the home got
frightened and commenced to buck,
throw ing the little bov violently to the
ground. His right arm wan dislocated
at the elbow anil shoulder and the
huiiieriia was fractured. )r. McSwnni
was caller) and attended to the child's
Injuries.
Kev. K. M. Carifie'd, pastor of the M.
K. church. South, f lU'ppner, is in
town on bia wa7 home from attending
the commencement exercises of ( oluni i .lames Allen whs struck in the bnaft
bia Colleg. at Milton. Kev. 'aiiticld , br the forefeet of a mule, out at the
e i pressed himself aa bring highly 1 as. Mallorv plate lait Imlav after-
I
' leased with 'he line record this college
has nial riming the past year, ami
rani that the closing enercises were
very intercHting. I'.ast Orcgonian. th.
W. C. IcVoe, a lirak man on a
Southern PaciHc freight train, n
killed in Marion county W'edneadav
It ia iippos) that IVYoe. who wai
Handing on the track at a wood pile,
where the engine are loaded with fuel,
attempted to board the rear end of th
train while it wax in motion, which is
frequently the p'art.ce (rf hrakemen.
nor n. and several ribs on birth xidea
ete fractured. Mr. Allen went into
the etable to lead the mule out when it
reared slid struck him. Ilrt will re
cover. The m.ile xva "supposed" to
be gentle It i alwava bail judgement
to even harbor a supposition tlj.it a
mule ia gentle, but then who would
have thought of an attack from that
end. The front end of a mn!e ia initially
the safest side
.1 P William, justice tee- i'.'i
i H I latt . con-tatrle I 1 ;..'
I rank M lier, w itnes 7 fiO
W in I .lie! i ng 7 .VI
Kdgar M Lazai us, t hotitnex. o CO
l.rigar U l.a.arua, same I ,V
SATCKIiAV, MAY 10.
f ollow ing inisr elinneoris bills were
ordered pah) :
W I. Sating, as'ois acct. . :tw ft'
Mat I. H htenthal, county ex . L' fti
J W Math ck. ciim nal acct 12 70
K hea A Welch, pauper acct .. L'4 7'
I win, Hudson dr. st.ttioiierv 111 7o
O.-eg'inian, court house acct . . "', L'."
Telephone. " SO
A M Slocum, road and bridge . . 2;1 7' J
S P Oarriguea ' "... l.'U :() ;
.1 W Ilairrl, " " . . 4,s .VI j
lone I ost, court house acct .... 5 00
,f S Raldwin, rod and bridge... ;!2 .ri0
liiiliam tXi Hisbee " ..... hb ;i.'
,1 K Simona " " .... "2 ;i0
M I. Chamberlain, ronntv el . " 70
State of tlregon va K. C. Sperry.
Win I lagtiew oorl , justn e fee. . . . f.1 10
C T Walker, constable 1 i0
Kxpenae bill of m.jnest held near
Castle Rock.
K W Willn, juror
F N.al,
K J Seal,
T J HiimphrevB, juror
ieo Whitiea "
Tw o .laps, w itnesa
K It Kistner, coroner
II W liartholomew $11.
V'ifiel Wright, witness ....
Mart n Amlerson, x it u-e- . . . .
I.oy I K ot'l, w itoess .... . . . .
Phi, i 'ol.n. juror ....
1 ie i Weieh , j 'i ror
ie j Whities, juror
I.esoe Mathx'k , w itiiees
.lennie K vuna, w i:nesa . .
P li McSworris, me 1 iiikpectioti
l ieo Tliot n I on, wit ness
K II Kislrier, corone'' fer'
.Mi'M'AV MAY :.'
The ,T. N. I'.eeler road wa- vr
e established aiirl opened.
l iie i ieo Cur i : n road wa- or-
i be o em I.
The voting prei inctt - "'
county wcreg-oiipe l in d;-''
lows :
N . 1 . I '.dry pi eel net as
at November, I 1 . toim oi
N .) . 2 Kiht Mile and 1 .
No ;;. N'ir.h lone, Sou:
Cer- 1
N . 4 Lexington ami W
N i. .x. Alpine. Pine City
N . ii Heppner. Mt. Vei
ami Maltesoii.
1 n'l be. He is one of the biighegt young
1 Ho ' oratora in the Mate of "regon and big j
1 iro spec'li was ,1 "masterly efTott. He
I in ban Jle 1 the i-s'ir s jD t p'ain and con-
1 ii v.ncmg uj.tnroT at. 1 the large audience
I '' i as very rr tir-h :ni ro-s,.
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no
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ere I to
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p'lllgs.
Lena.
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THE COUNTY CANVASS
Robsrt F.
Bell a Bright and Plaaa
ing Orator.
$11 0't
11 HO
II ft'
11 (HI
11 00
. . 2 00
ir. Mi
Continue) for
t-rni that proper credit may be given
The Kepulii.can co inly . iri b la'es,
ar'c.'Ulp.itiir rl bv Robert F. I'-e . r't l'ort-
land. addreaaed tf.e c-tiena a' the op
era liou-e yesteid4v evening
Tiie lleppner Svmphony band fur
nished inusir1 on the street ue. 1 at the
opcia bouse.
I; . F. H yn I presided over
ing an I introduced tire speakr
J. W. cr.i'er, nominee for
tor was the titst sp aker. M
ta.i ie a sh r' plain, business t.iik. ami
it is evident that be will ably and faith
ful, v represent the p ople in the senate.
Mr. Scrtber was toilowprl by our pop
tll ir fel rrw tnw nsinan . ti. W
Pasteur's Vaccine.
N'accinatt yniir cattle now
bt'fnre it is too late.
We cany Pasteur's Vac
cina in .-tuck, plenty on
hand, always fresh.
1 lirix of l(t cards enough for
10 cattle 1 .".(I
1 box of 20 cards enough for
-O cattle 2 oO
1 box of -"0 cards enough for
"0 cattle (5 (K
Improved needles for vac
cinating o0'
Delivered post paid to any
address.
Write us for information
and literature on the subject.
PATTERSON t SOX. i
rp-to-Date Druggists. ;
SSiJ-MH) lleppner. Or. j
Poor
Says:
Richard
SCIATIC RUEl'M ATISM CIRED
AKIKK FOV RTEEN YEARS j
OF SUFFERING. j
"I lave been Mulcted with sciatic
rhentiiMtism for fourteen years." ssys !
Josh Felgar, r f Oermantowu. Cab "I
wa able t be hronnd hot ccnslantly
sotTerc!. I lriell everything I could
hear o' and et last wa told to try
Ctianrb rlain'a Tsin Balru, wbich I did
and ws in ineiliat. ly relieved and id a
hurt time curerl ami I am hspry to ax
it bus uo since retoroed.'' Whv oot
Phelps, use ll.its linmetit and get well! Il ia
tlleet-
it sena-Si-rilrer
Peculiar
To
OCR MK'OMOriVKS THE REST.
Tlie tni new loconirrlivea receutly aent
f.t l.-ru.i.u l,a,. Ilu.tft f.i,ii,.l Wrte ABtia
ami accidentally dipped under the cais. fM(,r B,, SM ,,,, Illlml.r Is v the for two water melons.
tirst shij uir nt rf Hn o dr r fortifty of
'tlieiii.it shoas that foreign people ap
precinte ti e value r.f ArnericHti pro,! lifts.
There is nnether Aniericnii product thai
lia I ecoure verv proiioiieiit (luring tlie
pat tifly ' Hrs. and t!.nl is llostettei's
SIoIiihcIi I'l'li-rs. the stHinlard nierlictne
'O' l,trrnrai'll , I 1'T Rlrd tlr I W I COIlipUlllls.
M ,i, ireooie who have ei( rimeirlcrl
In what it isatnl what it 1H'S Otn- for ir null unknown renreiliea with-
i . l. . I ail i t '"it tin 'tig r. Ix.-r. hr.ve leen brroighl
t.i.t.m- tl. ls.st M.-Hl-imnfyinj:, ,., , , s ,,-e. The,, u. .s
altlTiltive allil trli(' sul'stallCCS llllil an-! O r- ne In-n e f r xr.ii. It will
Core d"pl, llr.iig.ttloll Ociistipa-
i d in slariH. fever and
ague x urge , n i irj u. inir
Ttipt'uiiH, n licviiie; wi-ak, tilril, I'r'v.ie SiMiup i ev.r the neck of the
can lidute for joint representative.
Wi, ile the time for each candidate was
limited, in the sh ct 'tune allotted. Mr.
Phelps said a who'e 1 t in a few xxords.
for gab' by Slocum I'rag Co.
Ail
its Episcopal chiirr li Friday.
Itself
t lTfctiiiir tin- most radical ami tr r-
. , .. , ,' , '". li '!! ir
io. i. n in eiircx ri hi. iitltnorfi HIK1 all a
languid feeling, ami Luililinc; tip
tho whole xystftn is truo only of
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Nooth-r tmili.ino arts like it;
no other iixi1ichm has tloiu- so
much real, Miledant ial paal. in.
other nic-ln inc has r stonil health
ami ttr-'np;th at so lilth- rost.
"I a tri.nt.le.1 with .-r.,fn! n.t -nm-tormr
U.ing mj ri-l.f '..r four ri . . ; , 1 , I
e-ul. not m m .1,, anvilnm: Af'ir t-ikiif
t 1,111,, r ,h Ssiv.i jrilU I r.mM
!. lirt wlrrn I lm, I lr.k. n ictn l-.an. I
eoul.l r wrll rtvr." Si sia A llama
tlrN. Vlhr-r X l
Mood's SaraaparlllM promlaea to
euro and kep tho promise.
b,.Hb-.
1 IM-t'il'tK'l' OIIX illO'-S.
Vnnir ,,, I y it: . i r 1 centa in
trinl f I s ' ' ' ' ''' l'nifcKiMa
ali). U it s- I i , 1 ll I lllt.ie.Vlrei.tt.
l.I.V l-ll' S . .'.i. x ct-i ir M , New York.
; 'I. . V- . ' . ' -II. ls;e..
to'-'--!. I .x I i ii srnd luear.rt
cent N.ttle . f r. o: I . . 1 tindToiir
r. 10. dy tb. .; ''. t a;..l ' "t rtnaurut
enrn f.'.r cat ii'll 1 c I i r the bead
)i,M o M1..1. n V,r ri ii.r,IM To.
..r- 1 it bi I I ve l-een afflict c-1
with c .--rli f r r.t v - It inr..!,. me
a . w .k I t' i 1 I I i ii'"pi"ti. 1
.,,1 o l..ti . of I !'s r- on lalni and in
thr.-e lxs the il . I.atcc 11 .!. It ia the
In-st i' b -i' " - haeV-e. 'ot t Mtsrrh.
Trot ,.r'n. .1!. 1. im i r 1 mr.
Follow iiitf are the au.-cessful bid lers
for the construction of tlie new court
house.
St one wotk. Frank Ihiprat of ben lie
ton, f l'l.K'i; Ot.
t atpeiitar work, K. t'. W ii.s. of
lleppner. Ibbi'M isl.
Piiimbin, liilliiiin ,v. l'.isbee f llepp
ner "" ial.
I leat iiiif. iar.lner ,v. Ken bill t I'oit
laiid. l'r.x mi.
Klccttic wiimi:. l'oit'and ti r ri 1 . 14 '
SAT! KI'AY, M. 1 1
Following bids wcrearlowe i
Cum- AsiitMiili. court bi e
and j il acct '' I '
Patterson A n. a'atioiiei v !
An appropriation of fukl w is trade
by the court I 1 excavation o k oil
the 1 oiirt I oll-ie grounds.
An appr -piiatioii .-I ..: c. was al
lowed tor woiU on the i.iv load.
hohowilic bii'a well avowed i o e
pei -e in. ii'ie t 111 cnoiier's . 1 1 : n's! xcr
bo.H , ( I'. . II Hilton :
f I', loi-hee. mi. .t 51 ikl
I tank p.nl bn juiot 1
To.' wax that he was rc
po; iilar ity .
T:.e next spenker w as
t!i.- can hdate for sl.er;'''
t r o i in e l as our 11 t l
the rmiiii: npp'ause it w
t li - w as a' rout the uii.ir
M ! 1 1 1 1 1 slat!-.! tl at
w, ::d a'teed atm-tiv to t
c!i e. f-t!.f-i:: an i
: 0 1 t,,r the elilot.'. !',
1 and tlrat u';i wo ;
.iri 1 ul Ie. w :
be. in c-t, I 1 0
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.wter t'-aw t rr I .
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1 I I ! . 1 1 dje bv Mr. '
U'Crlr 1 w itn fl'.lt pa 1
M it 1... iilentbal. n i:
urer. carne next. II' -e'e
1 he wo ild all. - 1
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bad :n t! c p.it
W.I a -nj. c .n.l i
foil, w I'd lie s.ll I t ! : '
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" The worst wheel of the
cart makes tlie most noise."
We have often heard it
said in defence of poor print
ing that it attracts attention.
Attracting attention is
only a part uf its mission.
Trintin- that will do
y.iu good should attract fav
orable attention.
There are some things
which are better overlooked.
1 he kind of commercial
printing which a great many
merchants are wiilint: to use
belong to this class.
You want your printing
to attract attention not by
its defects but through it's
merits.
It should be -o irood. so
perfectly suited to its pur
pose that it will attract attention onlv through the
clean, clear and satisfactory way in which it delivers
its message.
This applies just as much to the printing you
put upon the head of your letters, statements and
things ..f that kind as it does to the print it; - used in
a pamphlet, booklet, folder, circular or card.
Whatever is printed is printed to be read.
The best printing is none too good for votir pur
pose if your business depends upon the opinion of
other people.
If you wish to practice what this sermon
preaches, let us see vou at our o trice.
..THE HEPPNER GAZETTE..
PURLISHLHS and PRINTERS
lit 'I, PS I P A O'NiiUFSSMAN.
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