HEPPNER HERALD, HEPPNER, OREGON.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2.r, 1014.
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OCAL Al PERSONA
Death to headache glasses lilted
by Drs. Lowe and Turner.
Mr. and Mrs. Glasscock left Tues
day for Pendleton where they will
flay during the Round-Up.
An umbrella was left at the Dis
trict Attorney's of e last Saturday
afternoon.
Rememher that Drs. Lowe and Tur
ner, eye specialists of Portland, will be
in lleppncr again Sept. 27.28,2ft. Con
sult them at the Palace Hotel Parlors.
"Hog" Clark is tailing Frank Glass
cock's place in the harbor shop while
the latter is attending the Roundup.
W. W. Smead said, "Don't forget
to send me thesemi-wcekly while 1
am at the State Fair."
HORSES FOR SALE 5 or H head
old up. Inquire at Herald OHice.
Harvc Rush, who ranic over from
Canyon City to be on hand for the
fair, left for his home last Tuesday.
Miss Nellie Cooney who has been
visiting Mrs. Frank Monohan in this
city during the fair, returned to her
home in Condon last Tuesday.
R K. Searcy went to Condon last
Tuesday to get his ramping outfit in
preparation for a few weeks in the
mountains. '
The Herald knows of a family which
has two good rooms which they will
rent to the right parties. If you are
looking for good rooms, drop in the
Herald oflire and tell us your wants.
C. L. Barlow of lone interviewed
the Chancellor of Exchequer of The
Herald during the fair and put him
self in good standing with our sub
scription department.
..ORECON FIRST.. .'. G. Caseheer,
agent, Oregon Life Insurance Com
pany. Rest for Oregonians.
O. M. Yeager furnishes blue prints
free when he does your building.
Chester Maddock and Walter Hayes
will keep in touch with the happen
ings of lleppncr and Morrow- county
through the columns of the Herald
while attending the U. of O. this sea
For rag rugs and rag carpet weav
ing and also rugs from old ingrain
carpets, see the Heppner weaver just
south of the Catholic Church.
V. A. Fitzwald, representing Pain
less Parker, the Portland dentist, was
in our city on Wednesday night and
gave his demonstration and talk on
the streets. He is going over the
state explaining the bill to be voted
on this Fall making it possible for any
graduate of a dental course to file
his diploma with the State and be
granted a permit to practice. He has
a platform on the rear of his touring
oar which ho uses ior his demonstrations.
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INOR & CO.:
Mrs. Louis Campbell returned to
her home in Pendleton on Tuesday af
ter spending a few days during fair
week at the Campbell home in Heppner.
Nearly every student at Corvallis
and Salem from Morrow County is re
ceiving the semi-weekly. How about
your son or daughter?
Have you one or more fresh dairy
cows for sale? If so notifiy the
Herald.
A customer wants 10 fresh dairy
rows al once. Inquire at The Herald
Oflire.
Carl Kirk, a nephew of Mr. and
Mrs. Crockett Kirk and who has been
staying with them for the past few
days, left for the Round-Up last Tues
day. Ho lives in Eugene.
O. M. Yeager builds good houses,
barns and cement cellars.
Peoples' Cash Market
HENRY SCHWARZ, Proprietor
Open for business under new and experienced management,
Solicit and will appreciate your patronage.
Fresh and Cured Meats
Mr. and Mrs. Fred R. Smith, from
Rush, Kansas, left Heppner yesterday
LOST A brown mare, 6 years old
and weighs about 1200 pounds. Is
marked with a star on the fore-head
and with a brand on the left should-
morning, homeward bound. They , er C. R., w ith a Z directly below it.
have been visiting the Robert Powell
family at Long Creek, Oregon, and Mr.
and Mrs. Powell accompanied them as
far as Heppner.
Wm. Srrivner has a small safe and
two showcases which he will sell
cheap. Look at them in the Commer
cial Club rooms next to his shop.
It was last seen about two weeks ago
near Parker's Mill. (). E. Wright, of
Heppner, is the owner and will give
$10 reward for its return.
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Are Arriving Daily and We Are In a Position to Supply All
NEW GOODS
SILKS
In Plain Colors, plaids and fancies, are now being shown to
in all the season's most wanted shades. Must be seen to be
Chas. Burchell of Lexington was in
Heppner during the week and ordered
Don't forget that Drs. Lowe and
Turner, the well known eye specialists
of Portland will be in Heppner again
Sunday, Monday and Tuesday, Sept.
27, 28 and 2J. at the Palace Hotel
Parlors. Call and let them show you
The Herald sent to his wife and ; ln(, m.w Kryptok double-vision glass
daughter who are attending the Nor- ! ,ieh bears no unsightly lines or
LADIES
Bring in your old hats and have them
re-trimmed and made up-to-date. We
do expert tinting and dyeing, A full
line of Sash and Girdle Ribbons.
Don't forget about those Fay-Ideal Stock
ings, which are especially good for the
school children's use. We nave a com
plete line, all sizes.
HERREN MILLINERY PARLORS
MRS. L. G. HERREN, Prop.
mal school at Monmouth. Mrs. Hur-
chell is taking a course in domestic
science and Miss Burchell a course
in teacher's training.
FOR SALE 16 Poland China
shoals, eligible to registry. Also one
good Durham cow, a heavy milker.
James Bellamy, Castle Rock, Ore.
seams to catch dirt, strain the eyes or
come apart. They look like a single
pair, yet answer the purpose of two,
enabling you to read or to do close
work and see distant objects perfectly.
Free demons! ration and satisfaction
guaranteed.
aqprcciated.
Price 75c to $2.00 yard
The City Council met last Monday
night and allowed the salary of the
four extra police added to the force
during the fair. The second reading
of the new ordnances concerning the
Pest house and driving on the streets
were read and with tTiis concluded the
Council adjourned.
NOTICE.
My new Fall and Winter hats will
be ready the first week in September.
Mrs. I). B. DcLaney, Lexington, Ore.
Stf The Wants for Yourself and Family.
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Dress Goods
Our line of dress goods includes the always popular Serges,
Poplins, Cupes etc., beside many of the novelty weaves,
shown in all the new colorings of the season. Come in and
let us show them to you.
Yes, most, everyone reads the scini-
weckly. Everyone that can read.
There are several great men by the
name of Stovall. Some of them are
baseball men others are in the coffee
business. They all rank high in their
respective leagues. George H. Stovall
plays Class A ball for Kansas City
and another George II. Stovall puts
in some mighty swls for Clossett
iml 1 levers, the men who made Gold
en West codec climb into first division
in the Coffee League. During the
! Fail' everyone who got anyplace near
the pavilion was attracted by the
sweet smelling odors issuing from a
mill side. I here he
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Fancy Ribbons
Chas. Cason of Lone Rock, brother
of Walter (Jason, was in Heppner to
be at his brothers side during the
trial. Mr. Cason is an old-timer in
the Lone Rock country and has been
a Methodist preacher for many years, booth on the
was, Geo. 11. with the coffee cups.!
French Burroughs, one of the Golden West is good coffee. It is not j
scientific and successful ranchers of ; made to sell, necessarily, but we un-
lower Rhea Creek, c?ld not forget the derstaml that you can buy most any
Herald while attending the lair and gnmc 10 sun. your purse, ami you;
handed us the price of his subscrip- j ran rest assured that whatever you
tion. We expect to tell more aliout "uy is me nest ai uie price ana worm
Mr. Burroughs in these columns at a , the money. All heavy hitters drink
future date. i (Solden West coffee and if you want ,
jto get up among the lop liners, look
Lincoln Bucks for Sale. j lo 'oul' ,,-"(1"L j
I have on the way a car of the noted ; . .
Coffin Brothers' Bucks. Those wish- , Lrl - M. Meager draw your house,
ing same would do well to place or- bar" and cellar plans.
ders with Jack llynd, Cetil, -if vgon. r 7
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FEDERATED CHURCH
Rev. N. Ferris Minister.
Our Motto:
With thyself practice the utmost
tness as touching the things thou
halt believe and do. Unto all others
grant the utmost liberty."
Bible School at 9:4fi a. m.
Divine Worship at 11 a. m.
Sermon by the pastor who will
speak briefly on the "Federated
( lunch and baptism, its place and
purpose." You may depend that il
will be considered and scriptural.
Evangelistic service at 8 p. m.
Good music and a most cordial wel
conie awaits you.
Strangers welcome.
FOR SALE
I have for sale several 10 and 20-acre tracts of Willow
Creek bottom land, all under ditch, just outside the limits of
the city of lone, and 14 of a mile of the schoolhouse. Some
of these tracts are already seeded to alfalfa. Prices are
reasonable and terms can be arranged to suit.
These tracts can be made into ideal orchard and truck
garden farms.
Ike Howard
IONE, OREGON.
at the Fair Store, Saturday, September 26
REVIVAL.
The Revival at the Christian
Church will begin next Sunday morn-
mg. 'lhe subject at 11 a. m.'will be,
J "The Secret of Prayer." Evening
theme, "What Think Ye of Christ."
There will be services each eve
J nine next week except Monday. The
subject Tuesday evening will be,
'Fifteen Minutes in Hell." There will
lie special music and discussion of
.1 vital theme each evening.
S-H-O-E-S
of every description
I specialize on
"AMERICAN GENTLEMEN"
dress shoes
"JOMO1
and
brand and A. A.
work shoes
CUTTER
E. N. G0NTY
The up-to-date repair man.
Ladies'
$25.00 Suits
$16.50
Ladies'
$30.00 Suits
$19.00
We have just re
received a lot of La
dies' Suits of latest
styles and beautiful fabrics which we sell at
prices never witnessed here before.
$25QQ Ladies Suits for $16.50
$30.oo Ladies Suits for $19PQ
THIS IS rosmvF.i.Y THE biggest bargain in suits ever seen here, we are
SI ILL SELLING THOSE BIG BARGAINS IN UNDERWEAR. HOSIERY
AND IN EVERYTHING YOU NEED
1 lot of $3. Petticoats in all colors on sale at $1.98
YOU POSITIVELY CANNOT AFFORD TO MISS THIS SUIT SALE
COME AND CONVINCE YOURSELF
The FAIR STORE
"The Store That Sells It For Less"
MAURICE H. KOPPLE, Prop.
Drs. I.or Turner, the well known
eye specialist of Portland will be in
leppner again Sunday. Monday and
Tuesday, Sept. 27-l'S.2!), nt the Palace
Hotel Pallors. Don't fail to consult
them admit your eyes and slassen.
V complete line of new aand up-to-!
date ml rincM at llaylor'K.
'l he Herald Kditor noticed that Den
nis McNamee was ahout the streets
is usual yesterday hut he walked with
a lighter step and a twinkle lurked in
his eyes. I'pon impiiry, Dr. Allison
informed us that the reason forDennis'
apaieittly hapv frame of mind was d in
to the fact that Mis. MrN'anie had
pic "cnt.', him with a new lilt ,,, son
c tci day inornine;.
Walter fix hran of lone i.s a new ad
dition to The Herald's mechanical
force.. Walter was in our employ at
the time the I'.ulletin was pnldishe'd at
lone and after spending the summer
m the harvest fields has now resumed
work in our employ and will remain
with us permanently.
Meals at all Hours
Table Supplied with the best the Market
affords.
PALACE HOTEL
.lohn Kilkenny came hack i
i.iy- nc,o from the mountains
lie has his sheep feedine;.
few
where
O. M. Ycaucr, the carpenter, was in
town from his work to spend a day
with his family diinutr the l air.
Carl llhea, of r do, was amonu the
passengers on the special train to the
I air from l uiatilla County. Carl was
formerly a resident of this city nod is
always Had for a chance to pet hack
to his eld st.iinpii'i; ground:..
s The funer il of lhe late t has,. Kar-
h.irt w.i. held last Tuesday anil inter-
ment was in the loooal cemetery.
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Ne.irlv every student from lleppncr
0 Hrn.tim: an nut of inwn Hchoid jrets
the Hci.iM melt issue. It kmm as
J "''ten a a letter ami carries nil the
t iu to the al'-i'tit one.
FREE GRANITEWARE FREE
Your Choice of Stewpan, Milk Pan, Pie Tin, Spoon;
Waih Pan, Water Cupt, or Soap Dish with each pur
chase amounting to $2.50, or for 10c each.
Large Dishpan free with $5 purchases, or 25c cash.
Fresh Fruits, Vegetables and Bread on
hand every day.
R. V. WHITEIS
IONE, - - - OREGON