Heppner herald. (Heppner, Or.) 1914-1924, November 11, 1919, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7

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    Tuesday, November n, iqiq
THE HEPPNER HERALD, HEPPNER, OREGON
PAGE SEVEN
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Our line of Stomi-resistinsr clothi
est you this kind of weather, for you
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.nam mneieM ou win need inr vour
health and comfort. Come in and look over our
stock of OVERCOATS, CORDUROY PANTS,
DUCK COATS, (Wind and Weatherproof),
RUBBER BOOTS, OVERSHOES, WINTER
CAPS, CANVASS LEGGINGS, HEAVY
WOOL SOX, LEATHER-SLEEVED AND
LINED VESTS, WARM BLANKETS.
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av a bet en-
roiling 7ki
with
Pip f pKM
Beautiful frock of chnnceaole taffeta.
Petal effect tunic and sleeves. A silk
cord used s a shoelace effect trims
the waist.
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NECKWEAR IN GREAT VARIETY
Sam Hughes Co.
ANNOUNCEMENT
The Battery Station at the Ileppner Garage has
been 'purchased by me and I am in position to give
belter service than before. Your battery tested and
distilled water put in Free of Charge any time you
want to drive in.
Service alike on any make of battery. Rental bat
teries for all makes of cars.
J. W. Fritsch
We have 2 kinds of Winter Storage
for Batteries-WET and DRY
Come in and let us explain the merits of each to
you. We do not ask you to throw your old battery
nway, when it can be repaired.
Nothine b ut PHILADELPHIA
GUARANTEED Parts Used in Our
Battery Repair Work.
We Are AUTOMOTIVE ELEC
TRICIANS. Starters, Generators,
Magnetos, etc., Repaired.
Let Your
Next New
Battery be a
Philadelphia
Absolutely
Guaranteed
for 2 Yeart
REMEMBER THIS NEW NAME
THE
Battery Electric Service Station I
.. (J. ) "FRITSCH" The Battery Man, I'mp.
Located Inr i he proem at HEPPNkK OARAGE
All Kinda of frills and Laces in Vogue,
Watiy of Them Extremely
Expensive.
Dams fashion fairly runs riot In
frills and luces this year, after her
stem self-iliMiiul during war time; mid.
she lias coucentraU'd her fancy for
frilly and 'lut;;.' things upon neckwear.
Never have neckwear counters lieen so
irresistible ns now. o Approach one
with the intention of buying n new
necktie for 50 cents or so and come
away with several enchanting collur
nd cuff sets, a simply not-to-he-resist-
(1 waistcoat and ten yards of fluffy
milling In various widths for the beau
tifying of summer frocks. Beware of
the neckwear counter, this season, if
you have sternly determined not to
spend an extra cent for fripperies.
Of course,' necy.'vrjyr is a frippery
my woman will admit that, but no
other frippery in dress counts for so
much in smartness and daintiness.
'onsideiable style may be given to
liie simplest little dress, as every wom
an well knows, by a very good rook
ing collar-and-cuff set, and very often
he accessories cost more than the
whole frock.
i'or neckwear is by no means cheap
this season. Indeed some of it the
very prettiest and most temolim:
tilings are appallingly expensive, one
must pay for dainty little real lace edg
ings ami insertions, uud hand embroi
deries on filmy fabric, and linelv run
hirvings in net. These tilings are
hound to lie more rxp-nsve than plcpie
jt el it l on gala rdine collar rial cuff sets
fiiiNhed with a simple low of machine
tllchlng. But how much lovelier are
the lilmy. frilly neck-hxiiigs ! No won
der wuinnn cannot resist them! There
Is one Joy about It many of these en
ticing things can be manufactured at
home if nie lins patience and eillisie
'iiill with the needle. It will take time
to fnslilou a helm, all tiny iiHod-tucks
and rows of shirred pulling ond narrow
lace, and when oii liaye finished ycur
labor you will understand wiiy these
pretty trlilen cost xti'-h discouraging
sums ut the neckwear counter. It Is
tint the malerliil Involved, it Is labor.
Yet the itiuterlal ha something to do
with It too. Women ire much more
fustldioiis iibniit tlnetiesH of iniilerlMls
than they used to lie. The woman who
iimmJ to be quite well satisfied with a
Wt-ceht collur and cuff set of white luwn
trimmed with Imitation Val lace, now
picks out u set of filmy liundkerclilef
linen garnished with hiiiid nuide II let or
lrh crochet and is willing to pay the
price for It
the national joy smoke
lOLLING your own cigarettes with Prince Albert is iust
about as-joy'us a sideline as you ever carried around fa
vour grip 1 For, take it at any angle, you never got such quality,
flavor, fragrance and coolness in a makin's cigarette in your
life as every "P. A. horn-2-made" will present ycu !
Prince Albert puts new smokenotions under your bonnet t It's so
delightful relied into a cigareito and, so easy to roll ! And, you jr.r.t take
to it like you been doing it sine away back ! You see, P. A. is crimp cut
and a cinch to handle ! It stays put and you don't lose a lot when you
start to hug ths paper around the tohacco !
You'll like Prince Albert in a jimmy pipe as much as you cio in a home
rclled cigarette, too! Bite and parch are cut out by our exclusive patented
process. You know P. A. is the tobacco that has led three men to smoke
pipes where one was smoked before. Yes sir, Prince Albert blazed the
way. And, me-o-my, what a wad of smokesport will ripple your way
every time you fill up I
A waiting
i;r;i tvpfry
n-is, har.ri
thilf pnuj;
and that
pound c;yj
f ,ny--st, you '11
:i b.iffx, tufy rfct
pound and
.' f r I humidors
ciii'tpy practical
i'a&n humidor
with .'inniL'e i;oisrrm'r fop
that ktQ.p& Prince Albert in
uuch perfect condition i
R. S, Reynolds Tobacco
Company
Winaton-Salom, N. C
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Cynlclgm.
We are reminded that resrntm;'-'-.
louht and cynicism are so easily r.r:
alien for the wisdom of disillusion
.r.ent that there Is double reasi.i.
N) guard against them. Many a hurl
-mil fancies it Is growing wise In the
ways of the world when in truth it Is
only growing hard and hitter. An
iiciiuaintaiice with mankind does not
aieim merely learning humanity's seiimj
side nnd being on guard against it. A
wider study will bring a far different
mil more hopeful knowledge.
No Cure For The "Flu"
AHho tT.iis' dreaded Pis"iise ravaged the Country last y ar '"t a cine
has lvilly not been found for it, and Medical Authorities say another Epi
demic ; ill occur.
We urge everybody, the minute you feel a cold coming on, have lever
or chills, dull aches or constipation, to take a TIHMiO, (i.l.A NSI (,, ITK
II YI; h.AXATIVK.
Itathe your feet in hot salt water, take a good big cup of III ) ,I STII"S
KOCKY MOl'NT.AIN TI'.A (warm), and go to bed for the night chant-en
are you feel line the next morning and It won't be so easy for the "Kin"
or Grip'pe to get you.
Buy a package today, have it in the House and use it at lb-- very first
warning. Mothers should closely watch tho childreen and treat them with
out delny. Patterson Son.
PLAIN LINEN SUITS POPULAR
Under New Management
The Ileppner Bakery
M. W. llMMUt. lilol".
Home Made Bread a Specialty
piodurtii utrictly fltst rlam In ftrtj pr
1 lamily In llefpni-r to rive them a
I tan iwi antee my
tlrutar and Invite
trial.
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READ THE
HERALD
ADS!
Generally Seen In Combination With
Coatt That Are Plainly Tailored
nd Rather Short
rhi'n Min-n suit, with ihhIs a trifle
longer linn the rcKiiluiloii thr.-c-cpiMr
ti-r li'tigili nti-l skirls pinlnly tiilbired
iiinl rutin r short, itrv quite the vogue,
vO,h nil white In the lend. The long
lapels, with one large ienrl button Ht
ilfc end. lire the only fastening und
iiidv triniiiiiiig.
r.lin'k piiii hl eiiii-r and blink sallfl
-lippet". pump style, equaling wh.te
Ud pmiijis In iMipulurpy, are worn
I Mlth t'iee suitH. .Miiiiy'Mi-ar the atlff.
I ran, ri'k'iihitiiiii sullur hut, a few the
Ma-k rlblHiti but, to go wlih tln-s
I MlltS.
trie kwenter that are
have the full ruffle th-it
wnlt and extends below
the hip, and thee ruffles r-Ki-mlile
I 'he ramlMiw, the mlora are no var.e'L
llila la quite a Hm Idea Bote rerept.
J l. The.e !...! y knitted sweaters lire
i well liked now. and the panel ahadi-e
I nre the leading rolora, with all hit.
t'susllj narrow plnrted rttih.ni la tid
j arotm) the alt, aad is-ralooalljr a
farm white kid hell la worn.
! tiort aleevelea jarketa are mad" In
j iifnui di alert a la. Itan.tiette aatln,
j genfjrt'e rrf-. fan ta-al. panne te.
t end pnngM are t.etng ttni. li wneat
lately. The uaaally are ithotit any
trtaMalrig. and are rut aeterely pi a la.
ly tfc ltei ohm hartng braid ae a
Dnlea. TTiey are all about the aaaae
lenrb of U rffuiatloo tweeter.
t
' Home if tl
W knitted heely
f ! begin at the i
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Bear US in mind when
preparing for
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Tha nks
giving
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We can furnisluyou with
the makings of the
Big Dinner
Phelps Grocery Co.
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