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About Heppner gazette. (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 22, 1908)
3B3S Ill FALL SEASON 19Q8 I nnnimn . Smart Tailor Made Frocks Women everywhere in ami around Heppner locality, glory in the productions the Marquardsen ready to wear shop has made possible. . No more old fashioned moth- ods. New ways. Yt hi may have a plain tailored gown, or trimmed moderately , but richly to taste. We have suits at $ 10.00, and at all the intermediate prices up to f 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, 'andglve you a gown especially adapted to your needs at the price you contemplate pay i n g. 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 Extraordinary Values in Lace Curtains Now Mrs. Housewife, if you are goiog to fix up your home this Fall aud need Curtain, here's good news for yoa. We've gathered the greatest col lection of Lace CurtHins we've ever had. They were bought under euch lavorable conditions that wVre able to give you values which we knotv cau't he equaled anywhere else iu Henpuer. All clean fresh, spic span goods in new attractive patterns. W hite, three yard length, plain $1.25 values 85c White, three and half yard length, plain, $1.75 val. $1 45 Same as above, extra fine weave 3 85 Ecro, three and ha'f.yard length 3 95 White, 3 yard length, Switzerland, fine net 7 50 .jiSSSS Are you a Good Judge of Furs ffi Ladies and Chil li m m m m dren's Pattern Hats. At Leu Than Actual Halt Price We must dispose of our entire line and as an in. ducement to our many friends and patrons of our store, we are offer- ft ing many attractive lle- fj r signs, v alues to $4 n st 98c. Our Fall linn i ready, bigger nod Btronger than ever. Not tnery buyer of fure is n go (! judge of fins. Consequently its to their ttdvaiiiHtr to buy from depwndtb e relist le sources. Ii'd not necessary for yon to know one kind of fur from hop' her if von )pHl with ns. We'll irladlv po-t you on anything arid everything appa turning to tins. VVe coneider it a part of our business. WevTlriTntrto bide arid lotw to Bhpw and at priw at a Having to you frntn 10 to 15 per cent. Aniridia OpossHm $Q 50 Wliite fox, extra length .. . . .... $25 00 Chinchilla set 11 00 Sable Coney fearf 3 00 . ap mink scarf 10 00 Sable Coney scarf ' 2 00 Black Martina, values 75c to $3 25 Bluewolfboa '. $7 50 Come and see values that will exceed anything shown before inn m THE STORE THAT STRIVES TO PLEASE The Heppncr Gazette Establish II arch SO, 18S8. (SSUED THURSDAY MORNING. Fred Warnock Cait-'rssil t the Postuilloe Ht Heppner Oregou, nn -2COUd-elfts9 matter. Tbctssday . .Oct. 22, 190S The souriu mill during the sea son's run of 20 weeks paid out $20,000 in wage. And with all this showing Pendleton had to work hard to keep her woolen mill from being moved away which seems queer, indeed. TTHC UOitU llADS t'OJiVEMlO.. Tbe good roads cenvention to be Leid in Heppner at a future date to be fixd by Juge Scott, presi des) othe state association, should wiob be 3ost sight of by the people of this county. Every resident scad especially the fnrnjers would li benefitted by better roads. "With em ill p-pu!fttion and great ferriiCj covered, the question nat-vj-aUj aiises of what can be ac Ciiiaif!ir?bed against such obstacles with which we are to contend? is exactly what the proposed gwi3 roads convention is called f?r. It is fur the exchange of Ht3ws, as well as the benefits to cr2c? from the kuoweledge to be o&t?3ed from specialists in road eirjg. It is to find what we can V organized eflort. We can cot upeet to d j en ry thing at o:;cf, bai in order to d anything at ail a ct&rt must be male. Here in Morrow county, much montj has been spent on the roads with apparently ljut little accom-jtfirtii- towaid the desired result. Iu hs respective communities ranch complaint can be heard. The farmer who ha a bad road over which to lnul his products to market is nskitjg for a better road, tt ji is quite likely that he will -tay RTvay from the good roads ctmveation and do nothing to aid in Lis own behalf. Tbe eountv court should not be VDsnred for work previously ac ncoilied. The members of this tly in looking after the many de la;! of county affiir?, are good tissDfcM men but not road special ists. 'o.v what is the matter? I?t T3S g-t tog fhr.r r.n gf.e j wo 52 improve conditions. TLe county court can do noth ::; without. tLo L'-'irty support of t!4t e-itizna of the eu'.irc county. 1te Pendleton scouiing mills dKr:el up the run for the season fiib Saturday, having mde one of Liiggt'st runs in the history of ie scouring plant. Records of tire work of the season show that Peii-iletcn has handled and shipped iijfe wool than any other point in tle West, the total shipments ex eroding 7,300,000 pounds. Great FsIIa, Montana, cornea next with CyOOO.OOO pounds to her credit Tn the competition for prizes on grain at the Pendleton fair, the fact that Morrow county carried off almost everything on wheat, barley an! oats meaus more than realized generally, even by our own people. It should be remem bered that we were in competition with Umatilla county, which is without doubt one of tha greatest wheat growing districts in the United States. Morrow county wheat yields are gradually increas ing under better methods of farm ing, me quality is sucn tunc it is much sought after fur milling purposes. School Notes. The fake stove peddleTS ere in the country again. It is the fame old story. Selling cheap wares, dodging taxes and evading Ihe law in relation to peddlers licenses. A couple of these fellows were lined $300 each in Wasco county the other day. May they get the same medicine her?. TLe big crowd and great enthu siasm shown at the meeting Sat urday evening when Sena'or Ful ton addressed the citizens on the political issues, is at least evidence t'bat Morrow county is strong for lafc. The farmers of Morrow county are losing no time in seeding a large acreage of eummerfallow. There is plenty of moisture and grain will m&ka a good growth this fall. Martio, the man who brutally murdered and robbed Nathan Wolff in Portland, has been found guilty of manslaughter. Such a compro mise isjastly meeting with censure. Japan's glid h in J to the Ameri can fleet was the warmest of all. Peace and friendship were eo plain ly etamped on every transaction that the Americms were greatly impressed. Grass is starting on the ranges. I There is plenty of time yet for graes this fall, cons-quently the stockmen are feeling better since I the rain. Are u Only Half Alive? People with kidney trouble are bo weak and eihaueted that they are only 1 half alive. Foley's Kidney Remedy makes healthy kidoeys, restores lost vitality, and weak, delicate reople are restored to health. Refuse any bat Foley's. Slocum Drag Co. Mtny i'quiriea have come to the of fice of the county superintendent in re gard to the compulsory education law. For tbe information of the school officers, teachers, and patrons, a summary of the law will be published soon and distrib uted to tbe clerks for distribution among the people of the respective districts. There is but one truant officer at present inthe county, but he is au:horized to aot in ad districts. It is to be hope i that fe'.v eases will arise under this law in which it may be necessary to have the penalty applied or even an investi gation made by the truant officer. The Sta e University is offering a cor respondence course to teache-s free, ex cept a email fee for postage. Those tak ing the work and passing an examina tion may obtain credit toward a degree at the University. However, the woik is such that mauy will find it advisable to take advantage of tho courses even if they have no thought of obtaining the credit. If you are interested in this line of work, write the county superintend ent. Superintendent Notson visi ed the school at Lexington, Monday. He f und the work moving a'ong smoothly under the management of Principal Wil cox, Pro'. Mcc ormick, an 1 Mis-es Cole and Vaughan. There are classes in ten grades. The s hoolhousa has been re cently painted, and a number of minor improvements have been made on the inside. The school erouods are well kept. After much etfort, a few trees have been induced to grow, and they add materially to the appearance of the ground. It is to be hoped that more trees may be grown upon the grounds within the near future. The siho'd is equipped with good blackboards and plenty of them. The library is nes im iDg pleasing proportions, and it is put to good use. There is an excellent school spirit throughout all the grades. The pupils seem to be very much in earnest in their work. The recitations sIiot careful pr. paration and are n ar ked by thoroughness. The people of the town ore justly proud of their school. The indebtedness on Ihe school build ing will soon be extinguished, aud t lie burden of taxation will be lighter. However, U19 Lexington people have never complained of the school tax. Backed by a tood school sentiment in the community, th?re is every reason to expeot this scho.l to do exc llent work, and turn out some strong students. Oregon Builders E ery sawmill and lumber camp in the vicinity of Ranier is in full blast, lumber is constantly going 11 f -t-t ud una orders are DrisK. uoats ar are loading at the various docks, two freight trains pass through the city every day loaded with lumber audmercla: dise. flsffe coupon in 1 S gjpljl the mail bm 'StfwiiSi to-day X 3 EtiyJIystf ff-gt . I fl fiS We ore the oldest and best known strictly IE If fl I 4 II III II I IN We are the oldest and best known strictly wholesale house in the Northwest. For 44 years continuously in business right here in Portland. We are now making a radical departure. 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