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About Heppner gazette. (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912 | View Entire Issue (April 6, 1905)
REDUCE YOUR LIVING EXPECES. BUY HERE If there are tco Grades Ours isfllwaus tfiBDBSt We Absolutely Refuse lo Handle TRASH OR SHODDY GOODS AST OcSllll mi t a GUN am DENG ? i eerauir THE FAIR Heppner's Greatest and Most Modern STORE HOSIERY. MUSLIN UN DERW ARE, PUSS GOODS Silk, Lines and Wash Good,, Cr.ains. Corse,, Glove, Fancy Goods, Millinery. Cloaks and ( bults Clothing and I- urnishings, Hardware, Granite and Wooden Ware. ' THE WORLD'S BEST AND NEWEST MERCHAN- I5f L1" r mre our store grows! Our superior buying facilities, and methods of doing bus- fMOU WU ATHW T AV nrmnP vnil "3 These are facts plainlv Dlbh WhNUW LAY BEFORE YOU, "LL Come and see for yourself. Note the extraordinary IX)fr Easter Toggery and Household Goods BEGINS FRIDAY, CONTINUES DRESS GOODS AND SILKS No pains have been spared to make this dreaa goods and silk display tbe greatest bore abont. The marketa of the world have been sooured. Every proper kind, every worth coat ia here at pricea positively lower than same qualities oan te matched elsewhere. See tbe great dreas fabric abow. Note tbe already low priced. Come, spend and aave. At 23c a yard At 73c a yard 42 In. Novelty Worsteds, 36 in. American Cashmeres. A choice line of tbe lateat All in tbe new worsten colors wide novelty soilings and tbe and all doable width. The old reliable wide cheviots kind credit stores sell for 35o and serge in the desirable to 45c yard. patterns and shadings. Tbe kind yoa pay credit stores 48c a yard. 1MtUm The Fair prioe73 All wool albatross in the J1 QQ J light shades, new novelty (Jpl.O 3. yard suitings, Sioil liana, Eta- mines, a large and beautiful o2 in. Panama Mohair assortment of the new colors Baiting, usually acid at from and mixtures are here at this J1-50 fl75. Tbe Fair remarkably low price. price $1 23. Silks at Prices of Cotton Bnving for oasb and selling for cash enables as In sell silks at pricea within tbe reach of all. For inatance ten pieoes of Royal wash taffeta, soft phaat and desirable, es pecially desirable for waiats and skirts. Instead of 81 00 yerd 69c 21 in. Japanese silks in all the desirable shades. The credit store price is..35o On sale at Tbe Fair 23o Colored satina in black, white and light shades 8ale price 43c 86 in. black taffeta, war ranted to wear. 8a'e prioe 98o "RikKrmc flilrkrv A truly magnificent stook, em XVlDDOnS OaiOre bracing all that ia correot : and worthy. Oar ribbon section ia always bright and brisk with the 1 I new BOBuiDgs sou cair prices No. 1 Silk Ribbon. ...1c yard No. 2 Bilk Kbbon. . . .30 yard No. 3 811k Ribbon 5o yard Plaid and Dresden stripe Neok Ribbon No. 80 Plaid Silk ribbon. .23c No. 8 Stripe Siltc ribbon . 27o APRIL 7 th UNTIL SATURDAY, APRIL aa, 1905. HOUSEHOLD GOODS A SONG FOR Clothespin' per doz lc J Carpet Tacks, box lc Tin Caps, piuts, eooh lc I Large blook matches lc Apple Corers ic float and Bat .Hooks, eao'hW! ',. .lc Kettle Knobs, eaob ic Horew Books, two for W.lc What 3 cents will bay Stove Cover Lifters Scrubbing Brashes Biscait Cotters Cake Tamers Egg Beaters Maohioe Oil What 5 cents will buy 2 Quart Milk Pads Pint Measuring Cups Tea Strainers Fire Hbovels Tack H rum bra Tin Lids Spring Clotbf spins, three dez n in box, 15c Box Graniteware Grey Enameled 2 qt Coffee and Tea Pots, each.... 39c 3 qt Coffee and Tea Puts, each... 55c 10 qt Coffee Boilers, eaob 95c 10 qt Dish Pans, each 79c Wash Bilers, Copper Bottom No. 8, sale price $1. 13 No. 9. sale prioe $1 33 Retidned Milk Pans 4 quarts 8c b" quart gc 8 quart lOc Strainer Milk Pails 39c . Lsnteros, self lifters No. 1 AutoroBtio Lantern 48c No. 2 Automatic Lantern 73c CLOTHES WRINGERS Wooden Frame, Sol-'d Vulcanized Bubber Rolls $1.98 Mop Sticks A good Mop Stiok, eaob 19c Brooms A good broom igc Curry Combs Combination Carry Camb 14c Spriog Curry Comb 19c H orse Brushes All Bristle Horse B n!i 63c Combination Briat e r.iul I'.W WW straw brush 33c HORSE CARDS. EACH 9c HANDY CARPENTER TOOLS Steel Block Plains 48c Carpenters' Boxwood Rnle, two feet in length 19c Carpenters Oil Stone in neat wooden box 33c Try Squares 13c HaDd Saws. 26 inch 73c Hand Saws, 26 10 cb "" $113 24 inch Square 19c 24 inoh Square 48c Spirit Level WW ' 43c HEPPNER'S GREATEST AND BEST SHOE STOCK Goes at special sale. Prices and quality, they are better than ever before, and the best for the money to be found anywbere, Infant's and Children's Shoes Infants MoccasiDs, assorted col ors, two pair for 25c Infants' soft eoled shoes, pair 19c Infants' soft sole dressy patent Kid Vamp, colored tops, pair 38c Children's S-icdals, chocolate aham P'tign ami tail colored 55c Children's "Little Wonder" ehoes, pair 48c Children's "Aoademy" school shoes $1 35 Boy's "Rough and Tumble" calf shoes, Bluoher out $1 75 TAN SHOES AND OXFORDS varied assortment of styles and sizes here. Ladies' Oxfords Opera style, Cabao heel. Cham pagne tips, very dressy $2 19 Ladies' Tan calf Oxfords, opera style, Cuban heel $2 48 Misses' Tan Oxfords .'W $113 Ladies' Tan Shoes Vici, chocolate color, opera style. Cuban heel $2.48 Calf shoe opera style Cuban heel . . . . . $2 98 Misses' Tan Shoes',' Bluoher, oper& style $1.73 LADIES' AND MISSES' HOSE Tan colors to match shoes above. These are the famous "Topsy" brand m black as well as tan. They will outwear and look better than any other brand of hosiery on the market. Ladies' Hose Ladies' Lace Lisle Hose, fine gauge, fast color 25c Ladies' plain fst tan cotton hose, double sole, hib special heel 18c M isses H ose Misses' ribbed finest Lisle tan bBe----. - 25c Misses' nine gauge tan cotton nse i8c KID GLOVES TonLeed We sell tbe world famous Treau feusse'' Jj.d gloves wear guaranteed, in ajj the desirable fast colors. Price racge is 98c $1.19 J $1.48 MUSLIN UNDERWEAR OUR MUSLIN UNDER GARMENTS are made right; no skimped sizes; no yellow muehn;no cheap embroideries. Critical women, women of good taste, may choose at random and be as sured of satisfaction. We will mention only a few of a large assortment: Ladies' Skirts Ladies' Gowns 39c Instead of 50c 39c Inrtead of 50c 98c Instead of 125 98c Instead of 125 2 98 Instead of 3.50 2.98 Instead of .'..'.WW 3.50 Ladies' Drawers Ladies' corset covers 18c Instead of 25c' 7c Instead of.... igc 83c Instead of 1.00 25c Instead of. 63c 2 17 Instead of 2.50 1 19 Instead of . . ". 150 MEN'S YOUTHS' and BOYS' CLOTHING. We have contracted this season for the etnmense output of the famous and world renowed "Kirschbaum" clothing factory, and what you cannot find in our stock is not worth looking for elsewhere. WE WILL GIVE AWAY A good Ball, Bat and Fielder's Mit with every boys' and youths' suit during this "Easter Toggery" sale PRICES RANGING FROM $1.98 uP STOP THINK AND PONDER The merchant who does the credit business is compelled to mark his goods at least 40 per cent higher than the one who buys and sells for cash ; THREE reasons we give that cannot be successfully denied. FIRST The percentage of losses which any credit busi ness must stand will entail 20 to 25 per cent. SECOND The credit merchant cannot discount his bills, unless he borrows the money which adds another 10 per cent. THIRD-He must employ bookkeepers and office help, adding 5 per cent more. WASHABLE YARN GLOVES Colors are white, tan, brown, grey and black
