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About Heppner gazette. (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 12, 1909)
Ladies 35c Lace Hose 20o Ladies 25c Embroid. Hose 20o ORAS. THEM tj Y oOf (Til Everything on this page is calculated to help you pass these hot days comfortable JriOyy TO JAvJJ AOwAB"Some things get barely a mention; others are made more prominent. A RARE LIST OF BARGAINS FOR TWO WEEKS I Sale of Lingerie Shirt Waists at one fourth below their value. The newest of the new, therefore these shirt waists are stylish and there is a wide variety of chic and charm-ino- effects to pick from. But you will not find it easy to choose the prettiest. No easier than it would to say which is the prettiest girl in a thousand, for each style has a something that another has not. 79c values, 59c 85c values 64c 1 values 75c $1.25 values 94c. All waists, remember are 1-4 off. Values to $3.50. Paring Down Prices on Summer Lawns-The goods in the present offerings are among the most staple and desirable fabrics. There is no occasion foi sensational price cutting but the reductions that are made are of unusual interest, because . ot the large and constant demand and for exactly these 'abrics. Any or all 18c and 15c values 12 l-2c. Look for Window Display and note the Large Variety. $7 50 PANAMA HATS, SPECIAL $5 00 A REAL BARGAIN Indies 65c Lace Hose, Special 48c Marquai dsen's Department Store, Heppner, Oregon j Childrens Oxfords, black, tan $1 l ! I Illll IIITHIII I Illll TIM II I I II I I 1 1 1 II II I I I Mil 1 If " 1 1 1 1' I I 1 I ' I 1 1 1 II 1 1 II I I I II I 1 1 II 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 II 1 1 1 II II II la ni wui m-t urn iinKfwmjrvnjP.t pmi WMUUHJUHI The Heppner Gazette Establish?.' Msreh -0. !83. jSSUEO TH'JSSDAY MORNiriG. .Fred Wanioel; Satvred at fie Poro.!W at Heppner Oregon, as second-class mutter. Ao2. 12. 1900. Ha Ves Superstitious. ! 1Z? v.-ns a Iti-jr. heir;;.' wirklr.crn.inn. I rrifl v.'lu'ii a f-i m ih'n iitiV man en tered the train r:u sttwiM-d an-l sat I anon Lira l:o said i.i riii;' to t lie little i inan's apclcpics: "Don't trouble, sir; it's all right. 'Xfccro's no 'arm done." Vvlten we saw the bipr mau a week later vre were shocked at the change in him. He seemed to have shrunk to :ilf his former bulk. "Why. w!:a fever's the matter:" we exclaimed. "You remember that little man wot Kit on me in the train last week, sir?" "Yes." 'Well, it's all through 'im I'm wastin' away like this:" "Preserve us'." we cried. "How? TYhy?" The shrunken giant wrung his hands in despair. "I found out next day," he groaned, that 'e was the coroner. An 'e sat on rie.' I'm shuperstishus, an' it's lookin' ahead I an;. O Lor'!" London Mail. Couldn't Pass Him. Dr. C;!M Milan back in KSO.T or lS'U wn making a professional call one ! night at a road houe. his Imrse and buigy sfaiiding outside, when a young fellow :stagjorod out and mounted the horse and started off at a wild gallop. i!"t noticing the wagon attached to the horse. After a time the young man realized that a wagon was fol lowing close in his rear, so he held in lh- steed and shouted: "tio on past if you want to if you're in st: ii a hurry!" Of course the rattling censed, and no body responded, and nothing was vis ible in the daikr.ess, so he lashed the horse into a gallop, saying, "They'll never overtake us.'.' The wagon clat tered on behind up hill and down dale. When Dr. Mann overhauled him, hav ing followed on a licet horse, the yiumg follow said: "I was bound that man in the wagon should not pass, because he wouldn't when I offered to let him. I don't hear him now, and I guess he drove off the bridge." Newark News. , Go to Club Building for photos. Examine that Deering mower at Gilliam & Bib'oee's. Comparatively few people are aware that under the provisions o! the new wter code, enacted by tin last Legislature, it is a tuiedemean-, Sold by Patterson & Son or for any person to divert water Ha by luorphine Fiend are made by all soothing svrups and baby medicines that contain opium mid narcotics. Metiee's Babv Elixir con tains no injurious or narcotic drills of any kind. A sure and Bate lire for dis ordered stomachs, bowels and fretful ness splendid for teethiua infants. Get a Sharpies Cream Separator atGilliam cc Bisbee's. The greatest gasoline pumping engine you ever saw at Gilliam it Bie bee's. You will find machine oil, hard oil and axle grease at Gilliam & Buy jour cement from Gilliam & Bisbee a 3.50 a barrel, spot cash, the best on earth. You will tind the one minnto washing machine at Gilliam & liis bee'f. Gilliam & liiebee are belling fool proof oil stoves. ' The First Postage Stamp. The black penny postage stamp of 140, the first stamp ever issued, was distinctly unpopular and gave place to a red one after a year's existence. Great Britain was the first country in the world to use postage stamps, and the English schoolboy of the Period seems to have regarded them as a nuisance rather than a national benefit. "Have you tried the stamps yet J" wrote one of them to his sister in the year 1S40. "I think they are wry absurd and troublesome. I don't fancy making my mouth a glue pot, al though, to be sure, you have the satU ftrtion of kissing the back of her gra t&oms majesty the queen. This is, how ever, I should say, the greatest insult tfoe present ministry could have of Sfred the queen." London T. P.'s Weekly. k FTafda and Orchards of France. From Avignon to Lyons the rail road runs through a rich country, the fruit trees covered with blossoms and the forests assuming their robes of green, altogether making a picture beautiful to look upon. From Lyons to Tariff the orchards, the vineyards and tti growing grain delight the eye of tire traveler from oriental deserts and TToind him of Macaulay's poem: Kr let there be the merry sound of music and of dance TroBsft thy cornfields green and sunny tnes, oh, pleasant land of France! for truly it is a pleasant land. Paris Letter to Denver Tost. Meal Monday. The students in the Scotch universi ties annually enjoy their "Meal Mon day," but few of the undergraduates remember how the holiday was insti tuted. In faroff days, when learning was really nourished on "a little oat meal," the students before leaving home for the universities provided themselves with a quantity of meal sufficient to make "halesome parritch" half through the session. By the end of January their "meal kists" had ruu low, and "a day off" was given in which the student was expected to journey halfway home, meeting at this poiut his parent or brother, who brought with him a second load of the simple diet. The holiday was fixed on a Monday so as to allow the under graduate the benefit of the preceding Saturday. In times past the journeys would often extend to fifty or sixty miles. The modern student goes home for "Meal Monday," but he travels with a week end ticket and has no thought of the painful journeys of his ancestors. Dundee Advertiser. The Biggest Cracker. The "kusabi" torta (we get our word "tart" from torta) of Hispanic-America is the biggest regularly made .cracker on earth. It is made from the kasabl root and lightly fired In cakes about the size of a small parasol. A cracker for a hat such Indeed Is sometimes the use made by the Latin peons of the kasabl torta when need ing a temporary sunshade (sombrero). The torta is always made bowl shaped so it can be balanced on the head with out any particular effort and provid ed no wind Interferes. Rain, how ever, quickly soaks and collapses this singular edible headgear. Baker's Weekly. in inv nntnlilv w lmtpvpr f mm 81 11 V tCBJSiaSSTTK s'ream in the state for irrigation, j g ZKMg mMmM mmBBmoBSm j I fl I Coffee I 3Vl 1 Always unl for m-our 1 1 SHI BJ UfH Tjt-- I best product sold in 1 lb., $ J 1 U lJ u D 2 lb., 2 lb. and S lb. cans. fl fl Your grocer will grind it f&f$t IJJN y""V f JT1 U II better if ground at home not I TrI V V O JtfSf I I MMaHawaaaMavBmHBHaiMMMr power or otner purpose witHout ; j 11IBI SeClUUjy J-'CI llliMluu Hum li.c State Board of Control of Water Rights. This law is being con stantly violated through general iguorauee of its provisions, and iu order that all may be full informed upon the subject and be guided ac cordingly iu future, State Eugineer John U, Lewis has drafted a circu lar letter containing in brief the full purport of the provisions of the code with full instructions of how to proceed to appropriate water under it. These circulars will be sent broadcast over the state to be posted iu the postofticef and court houses and publibhed iu local newspapers. Itexameiliy lenelet rmneln The above is the name of a German chemical, which is one of the many val uable ingredients of Foley's Kidney Remedy. Hexametliylenetetramine is recognized by medical text books and authorities as a uric acid solvent and antiseptic for the urine. Take Foley's Kidney Remedy as soon as you notice any irregularities, and axoid a serious malady. Slocum Drug Co. ,'' Active at 81. Consideration. "You say yon once bad a home?" "Dafs what 1 had," answered 1'lod Jing Pete. "Why didn't you do something to nat your foiks coirfortable and liippy?" "I did. I !cft."-Washington Star. In Accord With the Weather. 51 rs. Passe (to her maid) How is the weather tcdny, Marie? Maid-I'resh and windy, aadam. Mrs. Passe Very veil; you will please put a healthy fuslj on my cheeks this morning. I am going out. Xtw York Life. He Told Her. "Tell me frankly, sir, what do you tlii;t of my daughter's voice?"' "Well, madam, I think she may have a brilliant future ia water color paint lug." Paris Figaro. Ifs when a fellow thinks he is out f bight that he feels all eyes are upon liin. Pittsburg Gazette.. The Turk's Wonderment. Writing mi the battle of Xavarlno, a contributor to the Corn hill Magazine tells this striking little story. "In the morning the surface of the bay was coveml with floating spars to which many po'r wretches were fling ing, calling for help in different tongues. Among them were many Greek prisoners si ill with mana'les upon (heir ii!n:s. An Knglish lieuten ant who was putting ashon a Turkish official was anxious to save some ex hausted liH'ii who were clutching a sconlK'd mast. 'We must rescue them!' he exclaimed hotly. "Bali" answered the Turk. 'They an- only common soldiers and will soon die!' Then he laughed. " 'Cixxl heavens!' exclaimed the Kng l!shman angrily. 'What is there to laugh at ?' "'Laugh!' sr.:. I the Turk. 'By Allah, you Knziish :ire a singular people! Yesterday you came Into the bay while we were quietly at our toffee. You kfi'M'kod our sfilps to pieces, killed or mangled nil our men till the fleet Is one vast slaughter house, and this morning you pretend to be so humane that you cannot pass a score of wounded sol diers without putting yourself out of your way to save them! This would be unusual Dews it men and women would keep themselves free from rheum itism and all aohes end pains as well as keeping tbeir muscles ."and joints limber with Ballard's Snow Lini ment. Sol 1 by Patterson & Son. s , ... A Pessimist. Little Willie Say, pa, what is a pes llmlst? Pa A pessimist, my son. Is a man who derives most of his pleasure from his effort to spoil the pleasure of oth ers. Chicago News. CASTOR I A Tor Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Imperial Hotel Portland, Oregon Modern six story, fire proof building. European Plan Rates $1.00 and xi r. You must have the best guaranteed to be absolutely pure afed in wood and honest. We buy CYRL'S NOBLE direct from the distiller! have bought it for 44 year. Don't let them sell you something else "just as 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 1864 (44 years) in such seetioni as the public is unable la purchase CYRUS NOBLE ivc will sell you direct 4 quart bottles for$4.90 No danger of rc61led 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. ESTABLISHED ISM REFERENCE ANY BANK OS TRUST COMPANY W OKECC CUT T THIS UNC AND kMIL TC-0 a W. J. Vaa Schuyver & Co., rk4, Ok(m. EacloKd plcue fud $4.90 lor which pleuc Mod aw at eace by GENUINE CYRUS NOBLE. smpaid. four quart P.O. Add. Cm Bears the Signature Everybody wants to know what Ths Oregonlan baa to say. Wklr Orearonlan H-prnr GftzAtt WLEYSHOHEMVR tops tlio cougik and heals lungs NOTICE KOR rUBi.IC VriON. I ,,t I Tract. I'ubiic Land HaW-. . Department of t!ic Interior, L'. S. Laci OHice at LaGranile, r-i;oii. Aunts! 7th, l!Kt. Notice i hereby giv-n that, r dip-i te.! hy the Commlfcioner of the General Inl Otlire, under provisions of Act of Cougrom approved Jane 27. 1W -H Sttn.. 517'., we will offi-r nt public tale, to the highest bidder, at 10 oVl.x k a. m., on the 23d day of September, Vm, at this office, the followics-described laud: The N'i BW. SKU SWi, ,n, BEi4 g. tion 4. T. 1 8., R. 27 E. W. M., Serial No. Any persona claiming adversely the above dewrlbed land are advised to file their lainis, or objcUotia, on or before tho time designated for tale. Alj fjIU F. V. BRAMWfcH, Rgiter. COLON K- EBKRHaRD. K.ctiver. Piii i, Metschas, Manager. Phil Metschan, Jr. AbpL Maoafj' r. J. MAN JrTOO Chines Root and Herb Doctor. He is ao experienced compounder of Chinese Medicine. He treats success fully all private, nervous and chronic diseases, also blood, stomach, heart, limp, liver, kidney, female weakness, catarrh and all diseases of the body by ti e use of roots and herbs, especially prepared for each case. If vou cant cell at his office, write for home treat ment. Consultation free J. Man Voo. successor to Hong Wo Tong Chinese Medicine C, 117 W. .Second St., Al hsnv. Oregon. Pacific Lodging House C.N.SHIfNN. Prop. Good dean rooms, none better in town. Come and Stop With Us MAIN STREET HEPPNER, ORE. le First llatkl Sail of Heppner tVasssTJsTIMHHMMilMaaa Conducts a General Banking Business We pay 4 per cent, on Certifi cates of Deposits issued for six months. We issue exchange on foreign points, as well as in the United States. AW solicit voiirlfcuikinii'l'usinpss Oldest Bank In the County Chartered by Government in 1 887 Directors : V. A. F.HKA .T. A. KHKA .1. P. KHKA J. 15. NATTF.lt A. L. AYKKS C. . KHKA, President T. A. KHKA, Vice President T. J. MAIIONKY, Cashier CLYDK P.ROCK, Assistant Cashier V 2
