Heppner herald. (Heppner, Or.) 1914-1924, August 14, 1914, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

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    Thursday, August 14, 1414.
HEPPNER HER'ALD, HEPPNER. OREGON.
PACE THRKE
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
ISOLATED TRACT.
Public Land Sale.
Department of the Interior, U. S
Land Office at The Dalles, Oregon,
July 14th, 1914.
NOTICE is hereby given that, as
directed by the Commissioner of the
General Land Office, under provisions
of Act of Congress approved March
28, 1912 (37 Stat., 77), pursuant to
the application of Patrick Curran,
Serial No. 012397, we will offer at
public sale, to the highest bidder, but
at not less than $2.00 per acre, at
9:30 o'clock A. M., on the 11th day of
September, 1914, at this office, the fol
lowing tract of land: NEH NWLi,
NWHNEVj, Sec. 10 T. 1 N., R. 25 E.
Willamette Meridian.
Any persons claiming adversely
the above-described land are advised
to file their claims, or objections, on
or before the time designated for sale.
H. FRANK WOODCOCK,
Register.
INDUSTRIES and
INDIVIDUALS
Men and Businesses With Whom Pros
perity and Success are Associa
ted in This County.
By E. G. II.
The word pharmacy comes from the
Greek meaning witchcraft. In the
healing of disease, the supernatural
has had an important place. In
years in the University of Buffa- ' that they desire. The Edison machine overpaid. They ar.s the
lo. He worked in the old Phill ; was playing when I entered. I remem- men of the community
Cohn store in this city and then in ler the first phonograph I ever saw.
Washington, returning, however, to It was one of those kind in which you
Ilcppner and locating where he is at' put a nickle and placed the two rub
thc present time in the year 1899. (her tube to your ears and "hoard the
The store consisted of a small room pig squeal." It was a great invention
and the stock was not large. As his but it locks mighty crude when placed
trade grew he grew with it. To the j beside one of Edison's latest mintages,
south of him was a millinery store i Machines ranging from thirty dollars
which in a few years moved and the ' up to two hundred and fifty dollars
progressive j County can well be proud of an in
fer this is stitution like the Rexall Store. A
implied in fact that they must be tom is useful only as it can be used,
lo keep m line with the latest im-
provements and additions to their i"8 ,t w'" Slrve- makc "sc l'f 1,10
profession. Ilcppner and Morrow l'exall Store.
space was added to the store making
a frontage of forty-five feet.
The Patterson store is more com
monly known as the "Rexall Store."
It gets this appellation from the fact
Hebert W. Copeland
EYESIGHT SPECIALIST
Morrow County Dates For August
Aug. 20, 21, 22 at Palace Hotel Hepp
ner.. . Aug. 23, 24 at Beymer's, Lex
ington.. .Aug. 25, 26 at Carle's, lone.
"The window of the soul" THE EYE,
Most precious gift to man!
As the busy years of life go by,
Preserve it while you can.
early days all disease was thought to that it handles the Rexall line of pre
parations. This is a sort of co-opera'
live system and has over seven thous
and branches in this country and
Canada. Thus you can see the im
mense buying and selling advantages
of an organization of this nature.
The financial and personal manage
ment of any store applying for mem
bership is r:ost minutely scrutinized
and any store displaying the "Rexall"
emblem is a safe place to trade.
Ia the main salesroom the cases are
arranged in a square, the entrance be
ing from the northeast corner. In
one of the first cases you see is dis
played fancy sets of Persian Ivory,
come from God as a punishment for
sin. The Egyptians were the world's
first students of medicine. Magi
cal rites and incantations were prac
ticed upon the patient to drive out
the demon that was within.
The famous Greek Hippocrates, did
n.uch to emancipate the art of heal
iig from superstition and ignorance
and make it a scientific study, that he
is called the "Father of Medicine."
His central doctrine was that there
are laws of disease as well as laws or
healthy life. His works are the basis
of modern medical science. Progress
was slow because their feelings re-
School children needing" glasses
should be fitted at this time. Do not
start the boy or girl into school work
this year with defective eyesight un
corrected. It means misery and bad
lessons for the child.
&
P,
An Up-to-date General Repair
Shop,
Any and Ail Kinds of Work
Promptly Done. Garage Work
A Specialty.
EN
OIL and GASOLINE
61
Kardman, Oregon
spectmg the body cr.used them to look toilet sets and toilet articles. These
with horror on its deliberate mutila- range from modest sums to the more
tion. Surprising as it may seem the . elaborate soiling for twenty-five dol
statement of Aristotle the son of a j lars the set. For service and ex
physician and well acquainted with , quisiteness of workmanship, nothing
the dissection of animals, regarded the i excels Persian Ivory. The next case
brain as a "lump of cold substance, on the north side which attracts at-
quite unfit to be the seat and organ j tention is filled with purses and ladies
of sensus communis, "but attributed jiiandoags. No matter what your
the thinking faculty to the heart, the
brain being useful mainly" to supply
fluids for lubricating the eyes."
Physicians at one time compounded
their own drugs but as the science de
veloped it was found that one man
could not care for patients and keep
up with the new methods of manu
facture. Gradually a class sprung
up which devoted its entire time to
the developing of drugs and their
manufacture. They were called
pharmacists. The pharmacist at the
present time knows all that's worth
knowing about the latest and most
needs are for monetary purses, you
can find a suitable article here and at
a reasonable price. Being a printer,
I did not glance at them long; I was
interested in the next case which was
filled with brushes and files for the
teeth and nails. The toothbrush is a
modern thing. Very few people use
a toothbrush industriously, skilfully
and opportunely. There are a vast
number of diseases which spring from
and unhealthy mouth. Pyorrhea is a
disease which comes from an uncleanly
condition superinduced by some slight
accident to the gums. Nails should
T is
(improved preparations with which be cleaned by some of the instruments
disease is combatted and which makes
its entrance into the system a diffi
cult thing.
A few days ago I paid Mr. B. R.
Patterson, of this city, a short visit.
Mr. Patterson and his father, J. A.
Patterson, are the owners of one of
the finest pharmacies in this state.
Mr. Patterson was born back in York
state just about forty years ago. He
chased the elusive "elements" for three
which the Rexall store handles. The
next time you visit a physician's office
take a peek at the waste substances
which lurk beneath your nails.
On the west side of the room are
the patent medicines and the Edison
phonographs with supplies. Whether
you believe in patent medicines or not
matters little, many people do and
these people are supplied with the
fresh medicines in any size or quanity
THE
M0RR
SECOND ANNUAL
0W COUNTY FAIR
HEPPNER, September 17, 18, 19
Free Attractions Daily
Best Talent on the Coast has been Engaged
to Entertain the Visitors
Send or Bring in Your Ex
hibits Early Don't Delay
Buildings Now Being Erected in Which to
Display Your ProductsNo Lack of Space
Your Help is Needed to Make This the
Greatest County Fair in Eastern Oregon
Eor Premium Lists, Information, etc., address the
SECRETARY, Morrow County Fair
HEPPNER, OREGON
are kept in stock. These are finished
in different woods and will harmonize
with your house furnishings. Mr.
Patterson said that he sold more high
priced machines; than the cheaper
grades. The day I happened in he
sold an eiehtv-dollar ohonpcranh.
Records of all descriptions are re
ceived monthly and I listened to a few
selections from El Trovatore and
some from the Follies of 1914. Grand
Opera, Comic Opera, readings, speech
es, anything to suit your mood can be
heard on the Edison.
On the west side I saw books of all
description. The late copyrights, the
works of the past masters, all are
there for your inspection and selec
tion. Emerson was once asked by a
student, "How may I become great?"
"'Eat great men," replied Emerson.
What he meant was to read. Besides
books, all school supplies are handled
by Patterson's. It is perfectly safe
to send your children to the Rexall
store for their school supplies, if you
don't, they are liable to go there any
way. Children are always welcome to
this store.
Oa i . .... . . .
stationery 01 tne best grades is a
specialty with the Rexall store. At
the present time we meet few people,
we get to know many by our corres
pondence. Your writing mirrors
your character and to protect your
self be exact in your correspondence.
I also noted our worthy contemporary,
the Oregonian, on the counter. This
store has handled the paper for fifteen
years and while I seldom advocate
reading any but the local paper, the
Oregonian will make you think all
that any paper .ean do.
This store is the home of the East
man kodak. Supplies for all models
of cameras are here in profusion.
Spalding has his agency here. Tennis
supplies, baseball articles, in fact any
thing' that is known to the sporting
fraternity can be purchased here.
Candies, pipes and cigars and every
thing that makes life more pleasant
during our stay on earth are on the
shelves or in the cases of the Rexall
store.
At Christmas tir.ie, so I am told,
this store is overflowing witk appro
priate gifts. The stock of cut glass
is materially enlarged, giving a wide
'selection. The stock, however, at all
times is exceptionally large for a city
of this size.
The prescription department is
: Mr. Patterson's sacred spot. Here 1
i saw a still which makes the distilled
i water which is used exclusively in all
, prescriptions. Pills and other pre
parations are made while you wait
j Guesswork has been eliminated and
I you don't take your life in your hands
when you accept a preparation with a
Rexall Store label on the outside. The
various serums used in the modern
attack on disease ar all handled here
and to those of you who have never
seen these, I would say, drop in at
any time and ask to see them and I
learn how they are prepared. It is j
liberal education initself to know I
the progress that has been made in '
this branch of medical science.
I asked Mr. Patterson if his trade
in any certain department was grow
ing and if the people were buying
more and better goods. Ho told me
that he was building up a good trade
on toilet articles. He has sold more
Rexall hair tonic in the last year than
in all of the preceeding years that he
had been in business. Tooth pastes,
soaps and face preparations are dis
poned of in great quanities. Fancy
stationery U now the call. It used
to be that people bought a tablet and
pencil and made that do, but not now,
its the handy Rexall self-filler and a
box of Symphony tawn, the lcHt at
one dollar per pound.
The first requisite for a man is to
be a Rood animal, tiaid mime great
man years ago. Here is a poetic re
mark that we just discovered was
true day before yesterday. We owe
it to ourselves and to ill with whom
we come in daily contact to keep in
rfwt health. Only the people who
are healthy art able to do the right
kind of work and to g't the right
kind ff pii'ixf action out of the work.
The Hible says, "Tbey who are well
need no physician," which is true but
tFle fine art of keeping well is
thing that has n-cejvrd I' mi little at
tention in the pant. Not long ago I
received omc valuable Information
'torn my ,if innurunre company on
the null jut of keening well. I have
ptwe -hi ned that the Aio'M'iiilioii of
l.if! Iiimirmi' fr'nidfiitH h i l'u
working lo rdocnte the pulilic in Die s
HiokI iuiHirtuiit wime in world, J
thu wirmc of irnpliylatii'M. r'.M-ry
ir d druggist i inli r't i hihI n-
iprrt Willi kh" phyi imiH for
hm he prf-rilM lo kwp On; ty j
(M.lilic well. 1 As a rlasi thry lire far'
Women Can Do Great Work by Helping
Along the Go to Church Movement
is up to the women to make the men GO TO C1IUKCI1.
It is unnecessary to sav that women have a wonderful in
fluence with men. It is not enough Unit n woman go to church.
She should insist on her father, brother, husband or sweetheart
attending divine service. And there is no denying that if the
women will take an interest iu the GO TO CIIUHC1I movement
it will be a wonderful help.
n
DOES ANY ONE DOUBT THAT THE YOUNG GIRL WHO HAS A
SWEETHEART CAN INDUCE HER YOUNG MAN TO ATTEND
CHURCH? IF SHE CANT PREVAIL ON HIM TO GO TO THE
HOUSE OF GOD SHE SHOULD DROP HIM. HE WILL NOT MAKE
A GOOD HUSBAND. IF THERE IS A GIRL WHO HAS A BROTHER
WHO DOES NOT ATTEND CHURCH LET HER BEGIN RIGHT NOW
TO START HIM ON THE RIGHT PATH. LET THE LOVING WIFE
PLEAD WITH HER HUSBAND TO GO TO CHURCH WITH THE
SAME FERVOR THAT SHE ASKS FOR AN EASTER BONNET. SHE
GENERALLY GETS THE EASTER BONNET. IT WILL BE JUST AS
EASY-PROBABLY A GREAT DEAL EASIER TO GET HER HUS
BAND TO GO TO CHURCH.
Men will not deny women anything. If some of the women of
the country would put one-half the energy into the GO TO
CHUHCll movement (bat they' do into other uplift work the
churches wouldn't bold the crowds. The wife should tell her hus
band Unit when he was married he went to church; that when their
child was born be went to church. Women ean and must make the
men GO TO CHUHCll. The churches are the very life of the
nation. If the attendance bus fulkn oil it is due to carelessness.
Men need but to be reminded and they will do their part.
Make the men GO TO CHUHCll next Sunday!
Then make them go the following Sunday!
Heppner Garage
All Kinds of Repair Work Done Quickly
We are agents for
Ford, Overland and Mitchell
Automobiles.
K.OI
!
COME TO
Gilliam & Bisbee
For anything in the HARDWARE LINE
We have it, will get it, or it is not made
We try to keep a complete, up-to-date stock of everything car
ried in a hrst-class store, and we ask everybody for a
liberal share of their patronage. We do our best
to merit the same.
Come and see us
YOUR NEW SUIT
That you expect to wear during the
MORROW COUNTY FAIR
Should be ordered very soon
The new Fall Samples of the
THE ROYAL TAILORS
are now on display.
Every suit guaranteed all wool, perfect fit and complete
satisfaction.
Phelps Grocery Co.
!tlvr Hi ir. prit In
Silk Faced Hose
The Famous Holt proof brand, sold withe the usual guarantee.
Triced at
50c the pair
Sam Hushes Co,
inilli''ii'i', J
thry work long h'rtJN aixl lire nut