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About Heppner gazette. (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 20, 1908)
n MARQUARB SEN'S Second Animal White Sale Now comes the long anticipated event. Our annual White Sale. The sale that unfailingly brings out the crowd. Our stock is the largest and most varied, quality the brightest and best and prices always the lowest. Let the imitators copy, but duplicate they cannot. White Skirts fl "UNDERGARMENTS of every description to suit the most critical person. Here is where the ,real saving begins. Marquanlsen's prices on these are far less than von can buv the material, even at our low prices. Finely finished with rows of tucking, skirts made of good muslin, at onlv 65 b Embroidery, flouncing, made very full, at 1 75c till finer u'aniieiit. verv wide flouncing and dust i iiiiies trimmed, both lace and pmbroidei-v at 95c. $1.10. 8125, and up to $4.50. Laces at 5 Cents Miles of Laces in the late designs, one to four inches wide, regu lar 10c to 15c quality. Sale price 5c Valencienes Laces Three thousand yards of the finest Imported Valencienes Laces. The most exclusive patterns just received in time for this sale. Prices . . 5c to 20c Women's Night Cowns Both short and long sleeves, high and low neck, trimmed in lace and embroidery, made of good muslin and nainsook. Prices 65c 75c 95cupto$3 00 Embroidery of every kind from 1 to 30 inches. This is the biggest assortment ever shown in Heppner. 17 inch em broidery for corset covers, 'dainty pat terns at 25c Our wide flouncings all have bands to match. -Prices from . 20c to $1.25 Corset covers less than cost of muslin. Last spring we showed the largest as sortment. This year wo show double it, and must be seen to be appreciated. Prices 13c to $2 French Combinations Excellentshow- ing in French combi nation shirt, pants and corset covers all in one piece complete. Only $2 85 & $3 25 Women's v Drawers of every kind both lace and e m b r o i d ery trimmed, made in the very best muslin. Prices range from 25c to $2 50 9) All Over Embroidery for Shirt Waist Fronts in the Most Exclusive Patterns of the Finest Materials at Extremely Low Prices. Goods that are sold in Portland from $1.00 to $4.00 per yard. Our prices 60 cents to $2.00. Take a peep at our north window and judge for yourself if Marquardsen is living up to his Price Cutting reputation. The Heppner Gazette Established March 30. 18S3. ISSUED THUR3JAY MORNING. Fred Wamoclc Kuteooi tt the Postoffiee at Heppner Oregon, u econd-class matter. T HiiasDAT Feb. .20, 1908 Portland is already making pre parations for the great Rose Fes tival to be held in June. It is getting about time to leave oat a little politics in the district attorney light and appoint a man upon his merit. Tbe Gazette is in receipt of a Ir lot of et eds from Washing ton, for free distribution. Call ki get a package. A. practical joker attempted to told up a Portland policeman with pipe and was killed for his trou ble. This iu one cage when the fool killer actually ar-peared. Mr. Heney ha9 obtained a convic tion Bgainst John H. Hall, bat ten men, more or Iprf, vf-re given the imtuueity bath in order to get evi dence to convict him. This mav t go"d b'lt it doos not meet vaixh popular approval. IIooJ Jiiv t Glacier. The l.uiUi:. of an immense j pack i a, 7 p)hz.i it Port Jar. d will be; of great ' m d . to t'i - n'.'ie North-1 weA "W'iii i i 1 is true that the IjtiCt lra-l Will be placd iu closer j totick with th ; u; at situation of, the ll'iitl. .... . .-.;".! .!: gret pack- hiZ l.iLt v.Ji t.pi-u up a greater tra.rl.tt tht c:u.-t stimulate the aUxL ziiduitrj li wr to bj j,rof , 222SSS3 wmsKasxfsrFjTtrWFmV ithble itself. It means much for grades. the city of Portland, and a greater Portland means a greater Oregon. Little has been said or thought of Heney's attack upou Senator Fulton. The attack came from a revengeful spirit, the prosecutor taking advantage of his position in carrying out Heney methods. But Beney is a republican now, and of coarse there was no policies in it. TOO niJIV VARIETIES. State Grain Inspector John W. Arrasmitb, of Washington, who baa just returned to Tacoma from an extended trip through the cei eal distiicts of his state, says tL at the wheat growers are making a mistake iu growing so many vari eties of grain. The inspector gives some good reasons in the following recommen dations: '"I would recommend that Tin key red and Jones fife used for fall sowing in the and and femi aiid eectionn for a winter wheat and bluestem be used in these sections for spring wheat. "In the heavy soils of the humid dis tricts forf -fold, white amber and K J - eian red are the best varieties for fil "Such wheat is not worth as much to the miller as either one ( f the varieties making the conglomeration would be worth standing alone, and the result is that the value of the entire car is im paired from the ruillei's standpoint, This condition has only obtained in re cent vears, and it is becoming a serious knock to the grain indi fetry of 7ash-ingUu." Con nert rierfrlch Mr. Charles Conner and 'Miss Anna Friedrich were married at the resilience of the bride's mother in this city, last Sanday, Rev, Orr. officiating. Both are highly re spected ai.d well known young people with a large number of friends. Wed and For Sale Glasses Borg's. propeily fitted at P. O. tf. Highest cash price paid for hides, pelts and furs. Phill Cohn. Crawford. Straight. Mr. Emory L. Crawford and Mies Amy Straight were united in marriage in this citv at the home ofJudgeT. W. Ayer last Satur day, Judge Ayers officiating. The voting couple have a hostof admir ing friends. Mrs. Glen IJoyer is visiting lelatives sowing, and little cub and red chaff i in Tl,e ch'b for spring wheat. All of these va rieties are good milling wheat with the I terdav evening possible exception of rpd Russian and Ii PX fjrtiptt retard it as la;r tnillin grain wneu raised an er good conditions. L. E. MtHee came up from Cecil yes- "At t!ie present time the farmers are .'rowing a nu j.ber ot typfs of club, a number of bluestem an l also of red. We ought to grow only about two of ea:!i kind. This w.";ul 1 greatly simplify the grading of the grain, and the wh-at ex ported lrom our state would be standard ized in the maikeM and we would tret much better repu'ation ail over the world than we now have. "The buyer wouMknow exuct'y what he wa getting and the seller what he wai teliin. As it is no", cars contain ing several varieties of he u arc i-hipped to inspection toints and it is imposhible to grade ihin mixture satisfactori.y and' e cons (ji was in from Butter creek yenterday. ' Sheriff Sbutt informs the Gazette that taxes are coming in fast. Mr, and Mrs. A. J,. Avers came in from Parker's Mill yestetday, .Miss Lcttie I'-eaznn, who has been visiting her father for the past week, returned to Portland yesterday. Ju le Fee came over frorn Pendleton Tuariday. Judge Fee has ben employed j to assiet in the defense a the Doner' j murder esse. Dr. A. lv. Iliggs was an incoming pas senger jente-dav evening. The doctor, who has been practicing in Chicago, Pacific Lodging House C. 1N.SH1NN. Prop. Good clean rooms, none better in town. Come .and Stop With Us MAIN STREET, HEPPNER, ORE. SALOON The Club For those who appreciate Quality. Liberty Meat xMarket S0I ' mjt. -S u -mm m)m 4H lm mm 1a. . . jZ-r C. A. RHEA, President T. A, KHEA, Vice-President GEO. CONSER. Cashier E. L. FRDELAND, Asst. Cashier (f Oldest Bank in Morrow Co, m The First National has been identified with Morrow County interests for over twenty years, and with our past experience' we are prepared lo furnish all Accommodations consistent with ound bank ing under the National Bank Act. We have al ways made a specialty of banking by mai 1 . Customers oat of town receive the same attention as those doing business at the bank. General banking business solicited. Four per cent paid on time da dor its. GILLIAM & BISBEE T HARDWARE eBt."y Lave a Ui.x.ure tf locate peimanmtly in Portland. Boyer & Wherry Fresh and Salted Meats Fish on Fridays Highest market price paid br fat stock HEPPNER. See our beautiful line of Holiday floods consisting of cut rlass, hand painted china, fancy crockery and glassware, silverware. Nov elty sets for all tastes com bining both beauty and service. GILLIAM & BISBEE o kkq on v J J 3 J J c9 J -5 tss m m m 3 1
