Heppner gazette., June 25, 1908, Image 5

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From the Standpoint of Low Prices, Genuine Bargain Giving and the Magnitude of the Undertaking
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THE GREAT SALE OF THE ENTIRE STOCK OF
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MINOR
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Surpasses anything of the kind ever before attempted in the
State of Oregon. This sale will be genuine in every respect.
Absolutely every item of this vast stock will be reduced. See
the prices given in the large posters. Be on hand. Bring along
your poster for a comparison of price.
Sale
Commenced
Saturday
June 20th
at 9 a. m.
The National
Brok
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gem
Goinp'iiy
Sale
MEAKER & COCHRAN, Managers in Charge
Sale
Positively
Closes
Saturday
July 4
at 10 p. m.
NOTICE NOTICE NOTICE
Due to the fact that many have been unable to visit Heppner
the past week, and business of various kinds will bring them here
previous to July 4th., many of such have requested that we give
them the benefit of Sale Prices, even though they come a week
later.
As Marquardsen plays no favorites, prices and privileges be
ing the same to all, conditions require that
Mar quard sen's Sale Continues
July 4th. .
The immense crowds which have visited our store during the
sale, the satisfied customers who arc) scattered over the country
are proof that Marquardsen's Bargains are real.
No fictitious values have Ixxn placed on Merchandise for
effect. -
Everyone knows Marquardsen's
Prices.
All can note the Reduction.
Attend
Marquardsen's Sale
Local Notes.
Eoy Tyler, of Lexington, was a
Heppner visitor Monday.
D. A. Hfrren, tie Spray mer-
! chant, is iu the city this week.
W. 13. Ewing, of Cecil, waa in
Heppner Tuesday evening.
Miss Lelia Adkins and Master
Paul Whitehead went to Boise last
Thursday.
M iss Lnrena Meadows left Thurs
day for Walla Walla and Milton to
spend her vacation.
For information about the Uma
tilla Government Irrigation pro
ject, address E. P. Dodd, Herinie
toD, Ore.
J. B. Olmstead and Sam Litch,
two prominent citizens of Enter
prise, were registered at the Palace
Tuesday evening.
Vawter Crawford and family
spent the past week visitiDg with
Mrs. Crawford's brother, John M.
Spencer, near Echo.
Commander J. H. Beazan, Silas
Harris, Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Mike
sell and Mrs. W. W. Smead, of the
local G. A. P. and W. R. C, left
Monday morning for Newport to
attend tbe annual state encamp
ment.
ITIoiir) 1t rent.
Jeff Nee returned from Port-, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Minor aDd
land, Monday evening. I Grandma Minor are at McDuffy'a
' Springs for an outing.
The prospects are that crops
throughout the state will be "fair
Harrv Warren wns over from j
Spray the fore part of the week.
For fruit lauds under govern
ment irrigation, address E. P.
Dodd, Heruuston, Ore.
Born In this city, Wednesday
June 17, 1908, to Mr. and Mrs!
Jake Wattenburger, a daughter.
It would seem that summer
weather is here at last. HayiDg ia
now in full progress. The hay
crop will be lighter than usual.
.lodge T. W. Ayeis and Mrs.
Olive Frye returned Monday even
ing from Hermiaton, where they
had been attending the Umatilla
Baptist convention.
to average."
It must be that there are to be
some strange exercises at Astoria
on Jul' fourth, for the Astorian
says: Astoria propases to cele
brate the day that never grows old
in America with due reverence and
acclaim and hand down a new rec
ord in the manner of its observ
ance. ' The deathless theme it
stands for is jnat as vivid and pot
ent as it was 132 years ago and
iosphes the same devout recogni
tion it h'as had year by year, since
the immortal cause of it all took
place.
A Good Bank
Heppner
Oregon.
Extended to July 4th.
9E
SoO.OOrt to loan .on improved farm
larit.p. No loan made for more Hian 40
per eeut oasli value of land. Write for
particulars.
J. A. IK) FT fl IT.
Koniria I! and -i Odd Fedows Building,
The Dalles, Oretion.
CHAI T lt ttl A ASSIC.TIIii.Y
Annual Meeting at ;ladtone l'ark
July 1 to lit, Inclusive.
For the above occasion a rate of cno
and one-third fare on the certificate plan 1
is authorized to Portland and return
from Heppner on the O. R. & N, pro
vided 50 or more paying passengers are
in attendance, Tickets on sale July
4th, 5th, 6th, and 7th, return limit July
J. B. IIUDDLE8TOX,
A sent.
Is n convenience to the community.
We have tried to make this institution useful to
itsjpatrons for the past twenty years.
We are trying to make it useful for the present
and the future.
( AVe offer a safe plaee to deposit your money
when you do not need it.
Our vault is specially arranged for keeping your
valuable papers without charge to you.
We loan money on good security.
National Hanks are allowed to loan a certain
per cent of their deposits in order to pay their run
ning" expenses and a profit on the capital invested in
the business.
When you have money to deposit, bring it here.
When you have valuable papers you don't want
destroyed, bring; them here. We can take care of
them.
First National Bank
of Heppner
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