WE ARE AT YOUR SERVICE
EVERYTHING in the banking line will be
found available here at The Farmers & Stock-growe-s
National Bank. We have Checking,
Savings and Time Deposit Accounts; issue Bank
Money Orders, Travelers Cheques, Foreign Ex
change; transmit Money by Wire and Cable;
make Collections on Notes, Drafts and other
Negotiable Instruments; maintain a Loan De
partment and operate Safe Deposit Boxes.
So, no matter what your financial need
may be-we are at your service. Small
Savngs Accounts are as cordially in-vited-as
are Checking Accounts.
THE FARMERS AND
STOCKGROWERS NATIONAL BANK
HF.PI'NER.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
FARMERS-
Now is the time when you need
-Fire Insurance
on your grain, autos and other valuable property.
Let me figure with you.
HOMESTEAD RELINQUISHMENTS
I have a number of choice 640 and 320 relinquishments.
See me before filing and I can help you toVecure
a desirable claim.
Roy V. Whiteis
Fire insurance and Real Estate
G. M. Gray, of Ln ninth;, who
recently bought Hie McIJch
ranch, on uppur Willow Crunk,
was here on busiimss Monday
J. W. Sadler, Portland con
tractor who will build the new
bridge across the .John Day at
Monument, was a business visit
or here Sunday. It is understood
work will coin nience on the new
bridge soon.
Work has been temporarily
suspended at the eoal mine but
It is understood the work has not
Oeen abandoned. Indications for
a valuable body of coal being de
voloped are said to be good.
II. K Sergeant, former Ilepp.
nerite in the employ of Phill
Colin, was here from his home
in Alberta during the week visit
ing friends.
FARM IMPLEMENTS
Ofc and. Join tar Plows
Harrows, Discs, Weeders Etc.
Van Brunt and Thomas Drills
Bain and Webber Wagons.
Fairbanks, Morse & Co. Gas Engines.
In fact with most everything in the IMPLEMENT line
gilliam k mm
will supply you.
"We have got it will get it or it is not mide."
GuyleShurtewent to TheDalh s
Sunday to take the examination
for the army medical corps re
turning Tuesday. He success
fully passed the examination and
expects to leave in a day or two
to report for training.
Miss Cecil Shurte. chief oper
ator at the local telephone sta
tion, is on sick leave this week.
Webb Marlowe and family
went to Portland last Sunday
expecting to be gone for a
month or more. Mr. Marlowe is
local manager for the Pacific Te
lephone Co.
Miss Marie Cason, telephone
operator at Lexmgton, visited
her parents and other relatives
here for a few days this .week. !
WOOD AND COAL-See me
about cash prises for your win.
ter fuel. It will pay you. Ed
Breslin. 17tf
Sam Hughes Co. has an at
tractive new ad ; in this issue
that will interest you. Read it.
Miss Alice Penrose, of Port
land, arrived in the city Satur
day evening to take charge of
the trimming department of
Mrs. F. Luper's millinery par
lors.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Nagl ex
pect to leave for Portland about
the hrst of September whe"e
Mr. Nagl will be called to.ser
vice in the Army.
Fred Elder, popular tonsorial
artist of this city, returned the
first of the week from the
coast where he and Mrs. Elder
have been spending a pleasant
vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Elder
were accompanied home by her
mother Mrs. Adkins, and son
Con who have been spending a
couple of weeks in Portland.
Gurdano & Son are moving in
to their new location in the new
Garrigus building this week.
Look up their new ad in this pa
per and read all about it.
Assessor Jake Wells and Sher
iff George McDuffee went to
Pendleton Wednesday on official
business. Mr, Wells went to con
fer with the assessor of Umatilla
couuty relative to the assess
menl of some property along the
boundary line between the two
counties over which there has
been soma dispute as to proper
jurisdiction.
Thomson Bros, announcement
on another page of this imp res
sion will interest you. Look it up
and read it.
Mrs. James Carty and family
of Juniper, are visiting friends
in lleppner this ween.
Mrs II. IJ. Coffey, night op.
erator at the telephone office, is
on the sick list this week.
Gladys Keeney.long distance
operator at the local telephone
exchange, is enjoying her vaca
tion at her home in Monument
this week.
W. W. Smead, secretary of the
Morrow County Fair association,
returned from Portland Tues
day evening after spending sev.
cral ditvn there securing tirst
class attractions fur the Fair.
Let us be your headquarters
FAIR TIME FAIR PRICES
WESTER
IROYAL
REFLECT THE
MODE OF THE
HOUR
When planning
your fall ward
robe assure suc
cess by starting
with stylish
corsets. Study
the exhibit of
smart new Roy
al W o r c e ster
styles. Make
it a point to
visit our corset
section and see
the charming
new Royal Wor
cester style.
Price $1 to $3
RECREATION
SET ;
The very latest
novelty for
summer wear.
Stunningly de-
signed and
handsomely I
tailored, equal-
ly. altracti vej
for outdoor"
wear or indoor
use. They will
launder beauti-
fully and noth- J
ing so smart in
appearance or
clever in design I
has been offer-
ed before..
Don't forget to have a look at our new fall
goods, wools and silks in all the fancy and
plain colors.
New line of fall coats, "CLASSIC COATS", their
merit is known to most everyone. Moderately priced.
Minor & Company
"Dry Goods Department"
Notice of Sale of Estrayed Animal
Notice ia hereby given that 1, John Curran
puniuant to an order of A. L. Cornett, Justice of
the Pear of District No. I, Morrow County. Ore
iron, made Auiruat 15. 1917. will on Saturday, Sep
tember 8, 1917. at the hour of 2:30 p. m. of laid
day at my place situated nine miles north of Lex.
inirton, offer for sale and sell to the highest bidder
for cash in hand the following-described animal,
to:wit:
One grey filley about three years old, weight
about 9(10 pounds and branded on the shoulder
with an indistinct brand. The said animal was
taken up by me while inning at large on the
luth day of January, 1917. Said sale will be
made for the purpose of paying the cost and ex
penses of taking up. keeping and sale of such
animal, an Mtray, as by law provided.
Dated this 10th day of August. 1917.
MM JOHN Ct'RRAN.
Two Reasons Why
our tire repair business is increasing rapidly
FIRST. Those who have tested our work know that
it is work that stays and come again:
SECOND. They are learning that it is real economy
to have their tires repaired and kept in good order.
GIVE US A TRIAL
. REPAIRS, SUPPLIES AND VULCANIZING'
HARDMAN GARAGE
HARDMAN, OREGON
At Your Service
in the
McNc
amee
Building
during the construction of our
new, modern home
The First National Bank
I irppnsjr, Oregon
Checking Accounts
4 per cent paid on time deposits
The Oregon
Agricultural College
Whsu waifl.a aevfiihsu with ra,4ra la.
ratf'rlrs sft4 adequate e.jninaienl if. in
slrit'tioa lesd'Bf m rolltgial. aa;r.rs la Us
f.tltint srhi'nls.
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If you intend to purchase an automobile at any price see the
Eight Cylinder Oldsmobile
j. , i.,s r ' . v .- '
l 1 aV 4f,
iaw " jb.-u -a a m.m
two and four passenger roadster, five and seven
passenger touring cars
A High Grade Light Weight Car at a Moderate Price
$1600. at Heppner
The Oldsmobile Company
of Oregon
Haroid Cohn, Agent, Heppner, Oregon
Morrow county agent for the seven passenger and roadster
COLE EIGHT, Prices, f. o. b. factory, $1995.