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About Heppner gazette. (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 8, 1908)
11 fL.J PL.. ' .f TLA! LL T.J' B.M J B 'L .J BILL H 1' 1TM I Remnants of Dress Goods at Nearly Half Price. Good Values well worthy of your immediate consideration. "SLAVES OF FASHION" It? minnomer md our frRtherinp of new Fall Suit aud Skirtu is proof. Its vou ratliflr than wbim nical Dame Fashion who in to tw Hftwiso'. In tit the fashion in hk hrod miodfld seuii-litting to the silhouHttiutr of thrt good linns of tlif tigurp. We feel coufideut wp can and arrt prepared to met thfl requirflmwntH of the moot exacting twwteH. ' Wo giiHrantew nhsolutp tit in all garments aud alterations free of expmiHe to customer. & ma wniug di mdhh snores iv.iira iMcepuoiiai vam . v KIRT The Store That Strives to Please ? -W-!V AA V V-F A1C sa JCV JL The style of the woman, the effect of hei gown deed, the verv life of the crown itself deDends larci deed, the very life of the gown itself depends largely on the corset she wears. If it is the correct model, the one tht suits her, she may he dressed with the utmost simplicity yet be distinctively stylish. If you have corset troubles we woold suggest that vou see our new fall aud special demonstration of the American Lad v Corsets. No. 404 new snug hip for medium and well developed figures, medium high bust, long hip and back. Material Batiste, hose sup porters front and sides, $1.00. No. 750 for slender figures, high in bust, especially long and cleverly de signed with bias seams. It molds the form perfectly. Material coutil. 82. IK). .No. 4Ui, for slender and me- dium figures, made on long graceful lines, high bust, long back and hip, material coutil, ill. 25 Ladies and Chil dren's Pattern Hats at less than actual Half Price It being our iutention to dispose of this . stock. We are of fering to the public many attractive designs ' Values $2 to $4 at 98c. Select Early Waists Our waists have an attractiveness of style, beauty of finish and perfection of fit which draw's all women to them. Every waist is so smart and desirable that the question arises to many "'"here can I end my se lection and still have all the bright ideas I should like?" Large assortment of Fall Waists received Monday. Come in and look them -ovpr. White and cream net waists, fancy silk in blues, browns, pinks, cream, white and black. Price $3 to $6 50. Ladies fancy linen waists all colors with white laun. dry collars and cuff's attached, silk embroideried fronts, 1908 snappy styles. Trice $1 45 to $3.35. Marquardsen's Department Store, Heppner, Oregon Headquarters for Mens and Boys Clothes and Furnishings The Heppner Gazette EtblinhP March 80. 18? 3. ISSUED THURSDAY MORNING. Fred Warnock Entered at the Postoftice at Heppuer Oiegou, as econii-elass matter. TanisDAY Oct. 8 , 1908 Heppuer's uiain streets are beiug cleaned up. This is a good job. A dispatch to the Tribuue from East St. Louis, 111., says: Tue building of a five-room cottage, with a basement, painted, plastered ready for occupancy, in lees than labours, is the accomplishment of an East St. Louis contractor. This is gqisg some. A Good School. Japan is planning to give the American battleship fleet a wel come that shall eclipse in splendor hhi enthusiasm any of ihe previous fweptions tendered the American vessels on. their voyage around the world. The Japs will undoubtedly !cave nothing und ine if they try. ;KYjTI1 OF TAl'T MOVI'IMEXT. Everyone begins to distinctly feel the turn in the political tide. Manifestly there seems to be a re cession, hs Bryan wave having reached its maximum, and is now distinctly sinking at the crest. At the outset Taft was both Lelped aud handicapped by the President. Notwithstanding the many things that he had himself done and the reputation he had rmde in the coloninl possessions, likewise in the President's policies for which he spoke but which an other man stood for in the public eye. This placed him at a great disad vantage at the beginning of the eartpnigo. But siuce it has been tremendously stimulated by Air. Kooseveit's interjection into it and ly M r. Tnfi's great swing around the tirc'e in his speechmaking tour. Now that the man himself is being discovered in his true proportion- i-d the public gets a glimpse of " Lis fine judic'al character he has ncc. grown enorniou,ly in public esti- , Ntk"U he" b k'T t,,.,t l' U'e nn" 1 ation detained, under and by virtue of tli laws of th"? State of Oregon, pi oliiliitintr Mr. Bryan has the disadvantage the running at large of animal within i, Opposition within what should .Morrow county, have taken up and h;ve be his own camp, that is from Debs j in m' possession at my pla e near tin hwlJIisgn. The votes thus di-' ,ow" of ,litr,Iman- Morro County, C),e- . , . ! gon, t he following described animal : vrtedaieapt to hurt vitally in, 0n re(j ball. dehorne.1. about four the sect 101,9 where he most needs j years eld. branded C I on rigt.t hip and them. This, in addition to the ! stifle ; ear mark, crop off of left ear and growth of Taft. which is more and i hlIf crP off of under aide of right ear Superintendent ftotson visited the public school at Irrigou, VVed oesday and Thursday of last week. He reportsthat the school is mak ing excellent progress under the management of Prof. L. B. Kicker, principal, and Miss Carrie Morga'r eidge, assistant. While it would be better for the school if another teacher were employed aud the third room occupied, the work is not being slighted. The pupils show a spirit of self-reliance, and are helping themselvee. The teach ers are giving much individual as sistance outside of the regular school periods. The school house is a very neat, substantial, up-to-date, three room building. It is well furnished with the best of school f arniture. The windows are fitted with patent slat shades, which make it possible to properly regulate the light aud ventilation. The walls are painted a tint which avoids cross lights and strong reflections. The blackboards are excellent, and in the lower grades they are placed within easy reach of the little folks. The halls are large and conveniently ar ranged. Wash basins, towels, mir rors, and combs are provided in liberal quantities, which enable the pupils to remove the dust with which they sometimes come in con tact on the way to school. How ever the fine windbreaks which are growing about every home and around every acreage tract will, in a short time diminish greatly the discomforts arising from the dust. The grounds about the school house are planted with trees, and within a few years, they will make a delightful park. The outbuild ings are neat, substantial, and kept in excellent condition. The school sentiment which pre vails in the town is good. The people are determined to have the best within their power to reach. One familiar with fchool work would not need to look f urther than their library to be convinced of that fict. The outlook for a suc cessful year's work is very bright. ! JPPV O d I 'nudo t na n i pea fud Ot ft P9 "td PP3 VvJtL I" MO-Oi 1IVN ON INI1 tlHl i 10S VNNySnNSKV I S1N30V sTnixsia . 42SwvW5K. OD.3? H3UnH3S NVA 'f MWiL I I-p33)UBJBn9 3oq XjOAg w5OTwSih pooA ui po3o Xasjq.u jsauoq p0 sjnj a . -sjeaX joj 'Xuo 3iBS3ioq. 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Will you not help the good work of building Oregon bv sending us the names and adresses of your friends who are likely to bs interested in this state? We will be glad to bear the expense of sending them complete in forma ion about OREGON ard its oppoitunitif s. COLONIST TICKETS will be on sale during SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER from the East to all poiuts in Oregon. The fates from a few principal cities are From Denver ..'50.00 From Louisville s' 41 .70 Cincinnati li'.iH) Cleveland 4-1 7 ew York 00 xii'.re surprising as the days go by, i-'-CLr-: calculated leyood all doubt to intJict upon him hia third and iiual defeat. Portland Telegram lu many places in the Willam ette valley the farmers propose to rigidly entorce the treepesj law egainst huuteia. They assert that nil game birds are almost extermi mted. I The owner or owners of said animal are hereby notified that unless ttie same is claimed within the proper time or manner, that I will oo the 24'h day nf October, 1D0S, at the hoar of tea o'clock in the forenoon of said day at my said farm sell tli s said described animal in the manner and for the purposes pro vided by law. J ' Dated this 8th day of October, 1903. Oc8 15 T. J. MERRILL. The buyer who seeks experi ence may seek it anywhere; But the buyer who heeds ex perience buys the Remington. Typewriter Company Omalui....:0.00 Kansas City .'50.00 St. Louis ;.., "in '' Chicago .'JS.OO Tickets Can Be Prepaid If ynn want to biug ;i friend or relative l Oregon, drt osit the proper amount with any of our agents. The ticket will then be furnished by telegraph. J. B. HUDDLESTON. Local Agent, W.M. McMURKY, Gen. Agent. Heppner, Oregon. Portland. Oregon. Thm nawa of both namispnerea ia fa. Wctklr Oregoniaa. 4 M A Milton man has gome young almond trees on his place which give promise of becoming prolific producers. They are but 3 ears oia ana last year he gathered a bushel of fine nuts from the only one that bore. This year they are all bearing and the nuts are the largest ever seen in these parts. One sample shown measured 2 inches from end to end of thesheli and the kernel measured 1 inches, i NOTICE FOR ri'BMCATIOX. Department of the Interior. U. 8. Laud Olliee at The Caller, o.-eson, 8pt. m. Notice i hereby given that Ge nte L. Kognrs.of Tort land, Oregon, who, on Sept. 1.1th, 1'tOH. made tltntier and atone iworn statement No. (HOlii, for 8'i 8W' an.lS'i SE Section ft, TownghipB 8., B. 24 1: W. M. haa filed notice of intention to make final proof, to eotabltHh claim to the land above described, before Register and lie ceiver at The Dallei, Oregon, on the th day of Claimant names aa witnesses: E. J. Catlett, J. A. .McMorris and Frank Filter, of Condon., Or. and Kalph J. Gilbert, of ForUand. Or. . 0. W. MOORE, Keg Inter. Sept 24- Oct 2" It's Easy to Reach North Beach Take Steamer Potter from Portland PaHseneers are now transferred to the railroml at AI KG LE li fourteen milea up the Columbia Kiver from Ilwauo. This eliminates the necessity of Bteamers waiting for the tide, and insures a prompt and regular Summer Schedule. The Steamer T. J. POTTER leaves Port land every morning except Saturday and'Sun day at 8:ft0 o'chrck Saturday only at 2' o'clock p. m. Jlemember the Summer rate on the 0- cfc laT. 1.S0 from He)uier, Oregon, to all Xorth Ilcaeh Points and return; good until September .'JO. North Beach is a famous, bea ititnl place the most perfect beach on the whole North Coast. There are accommodations galore at prices to suit all tastes ; cariipingjfacilitiea without eiial perfect bathing conditions; all sorts of amuse nieuts and diversions. Come, have a good rest aud a jolly gocd time. J.ei us send you our new summer book, and tell you all about NOKTII HI'-AC II. J. li. HUDDKLSTON, Local At. JIm. M( MUKllAV. Oen. Agt. Heppner, Oregon. Portland, Oregon. The Pastime Finest Line of High Grade Cigars in City Candies, Nuts, Soft Drinks Billiards and Pool F. E. VVESTERBERG, Prop J
