Heppner gazette., October 15, 1908, Image 4

Smart Tailor Made Frocks
Women everywhere in ami around Heppner locality, glory in the productions the
Marguardsen ready to wear shop has made possible. No more old fashioned meth
ods. New ways. You m ay h ave a plain tailored gown, or trimmed 1 1 1 oden itely ,
but richly to taste. We have suits at 110.00, and at all the intenneTliate prices up
to $45. Goods for the frugal buyer have our same style-force thrown into them
as is found in the more expensive. You cannot fail to be pleased in our shop. You
will find us very busy, but success follows the banner. So just be patient a few
minutes. We will reach your turn promptly under an intelligent service, aiuFgye
you a gown especially adapted to your needs at the price you contemplate paying.
We kindly invite inspection
Look for Window
Display of
Woolen Dress Fab
rics and
Fall Wash Goods
The many
High Style Novelties
of the
Fall Season
will be shown
They will
Interest you
! ill FALL SEASON 19Q8 1 1 1 I
Extraordinary Values in Lace Curtains
Now Mrs. HoaBewife, if you are going to fix up
your home tbia Fall and oeed Curtains, here's good
news for yon. We've gathered the greatest col,
lection of Lace Curtains we've ever had. They
were bought under such tavorable conditions that
wtt're able to give you values which we kno can't
be equaled anywhere else in Henpuer. All clean
fresh, spic span goods in new attractive patterns.
White, tbre yard length, plain $1.25 values 85c
White, three and half jard length, plain, $1.75 val. $1 45
Same as above, extra fine weave 3 85
Ecro, three and halyard length 8 95
White, 3 yard length, Switzerland, fine net 7 50
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dren's Pattern
Hats.
At Lies Tluui Actual
Half I'rico
We must dispose of our
entire line and as an in
ducement to our many
friends and patrons of
our store, we are offer
ing many attractive de
signs. Values $2 to $i
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Are you a Good Judge of Furs
Our FhII line is ready, bigger and stronger than ever. Not
every hnver of furs is w go n t judge of film, CooaequentTy
its to their advatir.wgn to buy from dependub'e reliable
Bources. Ii'd not necessary for you to k n owone kind of
fur from another if vou deal with twT We' II gladly poet
you mi anything and evHrvthing appertaining to furs! We
consider it a part of our business. We've nothing to hide
and lots to show and at prices at a saving to yon from 10
to 15 per cent. ,
Austrwlta Opossum $6 50
Whits fox, extra length $25 00
Chinchilla set 11 00
Sable Coney rcaif.... ,. , 3 00
. ap mink scarf 10 00
Sable Coney scarf 2 00
Black Marlins, values 75c to $2 25
Blue wolf boa $7 50
Come and see values that will exceed anything shown before DEPARTMENT STORE
THE 0TOKE THAT STRIVES TO PLEASE
The Heppner Gazette
EsttiUisliP'' March 30, 183.
fSSUEO THURSDAY MORNING.
Fred Warnock
Iaterc-1 at the Posroflice at Heppner Oiegon, as
Becond-clrtss mutter.
TfltJESDAT.
. ..Oct. 15, 1908
SENATOR FULTON
NEXT SATURDAY
Arrangements Completed
for Big Meeting.
The prf -si'lenlial campaign will
opened in Morrow county next
Saturday, when Sanaior Cha?. W.
Fulton will ! (1 Ifi-'s the citizens tt
the opera house in Heppner.
Arrangements have been coral
pleted by the Morrow County Taft
Club h big mee-tir.
The lone band haa been enaed
to furnish music.
There will be a big parade and a
big time.
Two traveling salesman repre
senting Eastern buggy houses, were
reteutli' fined $300 each in Wa&co
county for violation of the ped
dler' u license law. The constitu
tionality of the law will be teBted
in the supreme court. It is now
time of year for these fakirs to
come in with their cheap wares.
Taxes cannot be collected from
them and they should be compelled
to pay a license or a fine.
The Inigon Irrigator is up in
irras over h report that an Echo
nan circulated at tne Pendleton
fair, trying to make people believe
that Irrigon's fruit exhibit was
shipped from other points and cot
grown at Irrigoa. The Irrigator
calls the man who circulated the
report a lying skunk and a few
other pet named. Jrrigou's fruit
display wes a credit to that fertile
district and the enterprising com
munity. The man who circulated
th' untruthful report must be
foolj to say the least. '
The Dalles Chronicle: "Nika'
wake cuiiitux Injin," said a iwabh '
individual this morning when asked
about the brown people. The gyp-!
ey fortune-tellers who are located,
in a tent west of Gunricg's black
Friiith biiop, are a cuiioeity to the,
Indians in the city, who cannot ;
understand what sort of yellow- j
haired Indians those are who look J
a.t palms and by cards can tell
Lat will befall you in the future, j
The work of ridding the orchards
of pesta goes bravely on in several
Oregon counties.
The newspaper business must be
pickiug up in Coivallis, remaiks
the Albany Democrat. The Times
man offers $100 toward a big pipe
organ, whoever installs It.
Item in Medford Tribune: J.
C. Godlove has sold 35 acres off
his plbcs on the Medford Jackson
ville road to Mr. Brooks of Califor
nia for 8300 an acre. Alfalfa is
growing on i.
Albany Democrat: Dr. L. M.
Davis of Portland, who has sued
the Journal for 840,000 damage?,
values his future political oppor
tunities at 810,000 and wants that
much for damage by The Journal.
This is getting interesting.
Merrill Record: There is lots of
good hunting on hunting on Tule
lake now. Every day sees some of
our local hunters bringing in a tine
string of Mallards. At this timeof
the year there is no place that can
beat the Mtrrill country for good
bird shooting.
Langell Valley item in Klamath
Falls Republican: A great many
different modes of travel may be
witnessed along the road at pres
ent. Some afoot carrying their
bed, bicycling, buggies freight
wagons, autos, etc., all en route to
the dam site.
So well pleased are the people of
Bums with Prineville flour that
they have supplemented theirorig
inal order of 100,000 pounds of the
staple, made and hauled to Harney
county during August, with an ad
ditional order of G0,000 pounds to
be freighted ever in October.
Prineville Journal. But jou watch
Harney county and see it raising
flour for export in a rear or two.
A ; quart bottle "of GENUINE r'"3"'"'
jAL CYRUS NOBLE direct to you KPTViJ
fl"a? l' charges paid to the near.
t railroad exprei office, &
$422 mM
Oreg
on
ers
99
wooj anj
the best guaranteed to be absolutely pure-
-have bought it for 44 years
You must
honest.
We buy CYRUS NOBLE direct from the distillcrs
Don't let them sell you something else " just es good."
Huy the best it's the cheapest in the long run. Bottled by the distillers.
Guaranteed to the United States Government and to you to contain nothing except
pure straight aged whiskey. -.
For the first time since 14 (44 years) in such sections as the public is unable to
purchase CYRUS NOBLE we will sell you direct 4 quart bottles for $4.90.
No danger of refilled bottles but the GENUINE CYRUS NOBLE the best
made, the best selling brand in the whole world.
W. J. VAN SCHUYVER & CO.. 1 05-1 07 Second Street, Portland, Ore.
Are you doing what you can to populate your state?
ORIXiON NEEDS I'EOl'LE Settlers, honest farmers, mechanics
merchants, clerks, peopln with brains, strong handa and a will
ing hf-art capital or no capital.
The Oregon Railroad & Navigation Co.
is sending tons ot Orcein literature to the East for distribution
through eveiy available agency. Wiil you not help the good
work of building Oregon hv pending m the names and adresses
of your friends who ate likely to hs interested in this state? We
will he glad to hear the expense of sending them complete in-.
. - forma ion about OREGON at d its opportunitus.
COLONIST TICKETS will be on Pale during SEPTEMBER
AND OCTOBER from the East to all poiuts in Oregon. The
fares fiom a few principal cities are
From Denver tf.'IO.OO From Louisville fFJ.TO
ESTABLISHED 16M
REFERENCE ANY BANK OR TRUST COMPANY IN OREGON
CUT T THIS LINC AND MAIL TO-DAY
W. J. Van Schuyver & Co., Portlud, Oregon.
Endoied please End $4.90 lor which pleaw tend me At once by oprea. prepaid, four quarto
GENUINE CYRUS NOBLE.
P.O. Addrca
Ceatr
Siiip via-.
iiiyisiiiiii i
I Coffee
Always uniform our
best product sold in 1 lb.,
2 lb., 2 lb. and S lb. cans.
Your grocer will grind it
better if ground at home-not
too fine.
The buyer who seeks experi
ence may seek it anywhere;
But the buyer who heeds ex
perience buys the Remington.
Remington
Typewriter Company
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Omnlia....:50.00
Kansas Fity :$0.0
St. Louis .'."). 50
Fliicao ."VS.OD
Cincinnati
( 'lowland
New York
42.20
4F7r
5o.00
Tickets Can Be Prepaid
If you want to biing a friend or relative to Oregon, de osit the
proper amount with any of our agents. The ticket will then be
furnished by telegraph.
B. IIUDDLESTOX, Local Agent, WM. McMUKRY, Gen. Agent,
Heppner, Oregon. Portland. Oregon.
TAKE THE GAZETTE AND PORT
LAND JOURNAL.
It's Easy to Reach North Beach
Take Steamer Potter from Portland
Passentrers are now transferred to the railroad at
MEULER fourteen miles up the Columbia Kiver
from Ilwaco. This eliminates the necessity of
Bteamers waiting for the tide, and insuresa prompt
and regular Summer Schedule.
The Steamer T. J. POTTER leaves Fort
land every morning except Saturday and Sun
day at S:30 o'clock Saturday only at 2
o'clock p. in. Remember the Summer rate on
1li- O. JE,. dS ISiT. issn.SO from
Ilejipner, ( )reon, to all North F.each Points
and return; good until September .'50.
North I!each is a famous, bea Hilul jdace the
most perfect beach on the whole North Coast.
There are accommodations galore at prices to
suit all tastes; oampindfacilitiea without equal
perfect hathinj; conditions; all sorts of amuse
meuts ami diversions. Come, have a good rest
at.d a jolly gocd time.
Let us send you our new Bummer book, and
tell you all about NORTH BEACH.
J. B. HUDDELSTON, Local Agt. Wm. Mc MURRAY. Gen. Agt.
Heppner, Oregon. Portland, Oregon.