Heppner gazette., May 21, 1908, Image 5

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DMU of Mrs. Ily,
Mrs. Grace A. Hayes died In this city
t-taturdav last, of consumption after a
period of luitf suffering.
Mrs. Hayes was a highly resrected
lady and her kind and loving disposl
lion will be remembered by all who
knew her.
Deeased was born at San Diego, Cal.,
December 8, 1874.
On July 11, 1894, she was married to
Charles Jefferson Hayes. Her husband
died a year ago.
Kix small children are left.
Funeral services were conducted at
the Christian church, Monday by Rev.
J, V Crawford, and the remains were
laid at rest in the Heppner cemetery.
Barred Hock.
Setting of 15 for $1.25.
WMTK LKG1I0RXH.
Setting of 15, 81.00.
By the hundred. Go per egg. Leave
orders with Som Hutches Co.
Ma 15 ANDY COOK.
Heppner Lodge No. r8, B. P. O. Elki. Reg
ular meeting liighti second and fourth Thurs
days of each month. Harry Johnion, . R
Thus. Brennan, Sec,
A. fcornltM autnority The Weeklj
Weekly OrcKoniaa.
Mrs. F. C. Uurk, of Oregon City, is
i no guest ot her parents Mr. and Mrs,
rj. j. iliauuOOK.
The 0. H. & N. Co. advertises a fare
to Iwin Falls Idaho, for the opening of
the Twin Fills. .Stlmon River l and A
Water Co's project, June l.at 25.5)5.
onunuons passage in ontn directions
with a tinal return limit of ten davs
from date of sale. Children of half
fare age, half of the above rate. Sale
date May 150 , 1908.
Came to my place about two months
ago, one black boar pig, no marks
Owi er can have the pig by paing for
advertising and keeping. James Failey.
It is a pity to see a person neglect in
di ations of kidney or bladder trouble
that may result in Hright's disease when
Foley's Cidney Remedy will correct ir
regularities and strengthen these organs.
Take Foley's Kidney Remedy at the
first sign of danger. Slocum Drug Co
nntj at 8 Per Cent,
850,000 to loan on improved farm
lanus. No loan made for more than 40
per ceut cash value of land. Write for
particulars.
J. A. DOUTUIT.
Rooms 3 and 4 Odd Fellows Building,
The Dalles, Oregon.
The First
thing to consider in depositing money
in a bank is SECURITY. The capital
and surplus are the depositor's protection
funds. The
National
government superintends and examines
this bank. Our stockholders and direct
ors are responsible, well-to-do business
men. This
Bank
has been established over 20 years, dur
ing which time it has served the bank
ing public faithfully and built up a large
and prosperous business. The best ser
vice possible is none too good for all our
customers and the people of
Heppner
Captal Stock
Surplus and Undivided Profits
Total Working Capital
3 50,000.00
63,798.54
$113,798.54
Cash Shoe St or
The Place
to
Save Money
SIGN OF THE BOOT
Elmer Beaman
Successors to C. O. Huelat
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-Glasses propeily fitted at P. O
Borg's. tf.
Highest cash price paid for hides.
pelts and furs. Thill Cohn.
Call ut the Heppner Dyeing and
Cleaning Woika and see Gay Mc-
KnigUt'H adjustible ekirt banger.
Sunday was certainly Lexington's day
at baseball. The Heppner high school
boys were defeated to the tune of 8 to 5
at Lexington, and the Lexington ju
veniles put it over the Heppner kids to
the pace of 8 to 12.
Portland Rose Fetivl. to be held in
Portland. June 1 to (i, 11)08, will be the
roost brilliant Floral Fiesta and Civic
Jubilee ever held in the Pacific North
west. Portland, "The Rone City," will
be a scene of splendor and the cen'er
of world-wide interest for one week.
Several important conventions to be
held in Portland on that occasion. The
O. R. & N. Co . will sell special tickets
on this occasion from Heppner to Port
land aod return at 87.80. For further
information call on J. B. Huddelston,
local agent, or write to Wm. McMurray,
General Passenger Agent, Portland,
Oregon.
Tbe only thing they can find to
say against Sbutt is, ''He baa been
sheriff long enough." It is not
every man who is capable of serv
ing us as sheriff. Sbutt is. We
are sure of that. Then why turn
him down for an untried man?
We have tbe best sheriff in Oregon,
so recoguized by all; let us continue
to hold tbe record. Irrigon Irri
Mrs. Eleanor Cameron, and
daughters Misses Josephine, Ma
bel and Minnalena, left for Pendle
ton Wednesday morning where
they will visit with Mrs. Cameron's
eldest daughter, Mrs. , Robert
Fletcher, for a short time before
returning to their Lome in Portland.
We are reliahlv informed that our
name is being lined throuuhot the coun
ty as "representative busbies men of
Ujppner who are in favor of prohibi
tion," and beg to state that this is a
misrepresentation. We believe that it
soes of this natui e should be submitted
to a vote of the people in general, but
object to this being construed as an en
dorsement of prohibition. It is our be
lief that prohioition is not practical
under existing conditions.
W. R. Irwin.
M. D..Clark.
Do You Need this
Prescription ?
It Has Cured Others
It Will Cure You
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CONFIDENCE (In dealer) 1 gr.
QUALITY (Of merchandise) 1 gr.
COURAGE (To give best only) 1 gr.
NERVE (To make lowest prices) 1 gr.
LOWEST PRICES-(On best goods) 1 gr.
Directions:
Mix well with good common sense and shake thor
oughly before taking.
Dose:
1 teaspoonf ul before making your purchases,
peat if necessary.
Positively nothing injurious in the above,
over dose will hurt you. '
Re-
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Reliable Merchants
Political Speaking.
Geo. X. Shej ard, of Portland, will ad
dress ttie citizens of Heppner nextMon
day evening. Music by the Crawford
orchestra.
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Joseph N. Scott
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nuauiuait; iui juiiii rveyie-
sentativc for Umatilla
and Morrow Coun
ties. Is a native Oregonian ; a farmer by oc
cupation. I'el-cted will vote for the
peoples' choice for U. S. Senator, rt--
iraruiess ot politics : iaviva ttie nine-
ment of a state banking itta which will
guarantee s'ifety to depositors. Stan
for Statement No. 1.
Department Store
Auction Sale.
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HEPPNER, OREGON
Leading Eastern Oregon Motvi
MODERN CONVENIENCES
ELECTRIC LIGHTED . . .
Under" New' Slensjenent. Thoronghly
Kenovatedaud . KelLtted. Best
Merds in the City.
14 CO. Trofs.
Will eel! at public auction Friday,
May 2'.), li08, at my ranch six miles
northeast of Lexington, the following
property : sale comiLences at 10 o clock
a. in.
lti head work horse, ranging from
1200 to 1500 pounds, 11 well broke and
perfectly gentle; one driving team, stan
dard bred, weight 1150 pounds ; 1 saddle
horse ; 4 colts, from 1 io 2 years old; 5
woik mares with colts by their sides; 4
fullblood Jersey milch cows, giving
milk ; 1 registered Jersey bull ; 2 regis
tered Berkshire sows, from the best
strains that money can buy, with pigs
by registered boar; !1 Berkshire pigs; 3
wagons, two 3 1-4 in. Mitchells, one ',)
in. titudebaker ; : grain tacks; 1 hay
rack ; 1 two seated covered hack ; 2
broadcast seeders; 2 20 toot wooden
barrows; 1 funning mill; 1 2-horse ffed
chopper ; 2 14-in. 2 bottom plows! 10
He's of harness ; 1 saddle; blacksmith
tools and numerous o her articles. Also
one combined harvester will he offered
for sale, if not sold before date of sale.
This machine is in fine shape, onlv run
one season ; is manufactured by the lief t
Mfg. Co , cuts 14 feet arid 21 in. C) Under,
will furnish everything needed in re
pairs, and will be sold on special terms.
Terms of Sale Ail mms IIO and un
der cash in hand. All sums over $10,
4 1-2 months will he given at S per cent,
interest, purchaser giving note with ap
proved sfcuritv. A discount of 5 per
cent, wiil he given for cneh on all sums
over S10.
Fre lunch srrved.
11. X. lU'RClIKLL.
Lexington, Oregon.
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Clironlc I'niivllpalioii ur"d.
One who pullers from chronic consti
ration is in d trger of iiiMiy serious ail
ments. Foley's O ino I.rxative cures
chronic constipation as i aids digestion
and etimu'ates the lives and bowels, re
etoiin the natural action ot these or
gans. Commerce taking it today and
you will teel better at once. Foley's
Orino Laxative does not nanseate or
gripe and is pleasant to take. Refuse
substitutes. Slocum Prng Company
The ordinary employment of artifice in business is the
mark-of a petty 'institution, guided by petty minds, and
it most always happens that they who use it to cover
themselves in one place, uncover themselves in another.
It orives us no small amount of pleasure to look back
upon our past career with the knowledge that we nev
er attempted to gain business by deceit, and every
"knock" o-iven us has been a "boost." The ones who
first supported us in our efforts to lower prices in Hepp
ner are still with us, because we have merited their
confidence, because the goods were as repre
sented and the prices were the lowest possible.
All lines of merchandise in our various de
partments are up to the past standard of ex
cellency and marked in plain figures, one
price 'to all. Especial attention has been
given to our Ready to Wear Clothing:
We present to the men of Heppner a com
plete stock, embracing 42 different and dis
tinct patterns and all sizes from 48 stouts
down. Price and quality have both been
kept in mind. The
Suits we are offering at
$10 to $15
will be a pleasant surprise to any one who has
not yot examined them.
Ahvavs welcome at
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Marquardsen's Department Store
Heppner, Oregon
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