Heppner herald. (Heppner, Or.) 1914-1924, July 13, 1920, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

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    PAGE EIGHT
THE HEPPNER HERALD, HEPPNER, OREGON
Tuesday. Tulv n. IQ20
um ai, m:vs itkms
Terry I'eterson, rtoekman of Hard
man, was in town Wednesday.
Percy .lamina, Butter creek alfalfa
f-'r'rt tf, was in town Wednesday.
Alex'ireen, of Heppnor flat, was in
town Wednesday. j
liill l.owon, of Haidinan, was in
town Wednesday. ;
Jesse boos was in town from Tleiip
lier Junction during Die week. '
SiliiH Harris Mas in from I'arkorp i
Mill for a day or two last week.
3'liil Griffin and wife were in from
EinhUnile during Hie week.
Andrew Rood, sr., returned from
Hot Lake Sunday.
W. H. Prophet, merchant of the
thriving town, of Hardman, was a
business visitor here Wednesday.
Park Carmichael, of Lcxlngto
was here on business last Wcdnr
day.
I
,ch
Mrs. Ed. Duran, was In town
day from the big Duran wheat 1
north of Lexington.
Mr. and Mrs. George K. Slurry,
prosperous fanners of Rhea .voe'k,
were In town I tiesday.
Tilden Robiiit-'on, ICiuhlmilo wheat
farmer, was a visitor liere during
1he week.
Walter Drum, resident of Ihe Hard
man country, was in town during the
week.
Lloyd Kweok, a rancher of Ihe Mo
nument country, was in town on bus
iness during I he week.
C. L. Swook, well known local at
torney, is coiihned to his home with
a n all ark of mum ps.
Win. Ayers. pa-time proprieter of
llaidman. was i'i city W'i dnei.day
nil business.
f. W. Straiu'.,i. well known farmer
of the lone country, was a buslnei-.s
isitor here Wednesday.
; .1
Owen and I'zz Krench went to lone
Wednesday to till end the funeral of
their niece, Airs. Frank Grlllin.
Mrs. K. M. Outran nnd her molher,
M.h. Meek, of Portland, arrived Sat
urday to visit with Mrs. W. P. Scri
vener, who Is Mrs. Mock's dull) liter, i
ltlley Judy and wife, of Portland,
visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S.
Hughes niitl other relatives and
Irietidn during (he week. .
Hen Tlueu.n :ind family, well
Icown v. he it y.rt wers of the Ktgh'
leilo count r . v. . r.' vi'itors here dur
::g the v.e"I.
Wei. ( i,a . ham. i f !.' 'i.i. ha .
I 'lieli.i i.mI Malcolm I'liiMi li pri
l- . ! lie:ir I..- d ,i;;d I". lum !l ;
I i - I ;u, i tly ( ' u " to be near bun!
!: ib Wi'k.ti i rue ii frui'i !"' tee
V.ooi'o'a in : c,..,;i W. ilneiidav . Tbe M
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Beayteful Fabrics for
Whether in cottons? or silks, we can surely please you. -:- Our stock is very complete for
these times of scarce merchandise and you can find almost anything
you wish to .supply your needs.
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Flaxons, Organdies, Voiles,
Ginghams and Tissues
Silk and Georgette Crepes
Satins, Chiffons, Laces
2 Silk Nets
Wirthmorc and Welworth Cotton Blouses $1.50 and up.
Wirthmore Silk Blouses - the Silk. Blouse Bargain - $6.25
Willwear Outing Garments for Men and Women
The Garment that excells all others.
Childrens' Gingham Dresses and Rompers -:- New Colors in Shetland
Floss for Sweaters
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COMPANY
HEPPER
Oregon
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O I'i ir .. n ! to have hii I. -i'
,-Ji.ip leli'iell ii l.ir lei MUHi WllllHi n
d i or tun .rer ben i; elided Inl
me Utile a. . . lilll nf : I l.lllpi III
In. ! a in i!y
jieriMii- dii:t Ktnriii which nuide noli will necuie order lor dyolni: drop of iinytliini:. I've nacl noiuh
James Curty.
Hieiii ion;', inr i; e liiihlleiH iituio- ii ud reiairiiiK mil tiietitt und ilmi to buy me a htaw oak coffin with I Dated and (lint published thin 13tli
fideie of (.mill, old ll'Ppller.
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. . fieri a pli.i -.iiil at riil!aiii. trip to Vr.iii te City Un ie lie went In
11 liiul. r. t'lilr' - fpe'id tlie I mil 1 1, with hi Inother,
cnil le r f.;i n i.Mi - A S Kii nnd f.iinilv relumed John Jon. 'i. The tun l-e'liem had
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brans IuiihIIck nr.d Iiiiimi n iil.. nnd If j day of July, l:20.
I'l'.i a leeiot.iler tor a'M'her month 1 !
Khali be w.int.n' It." New Yi:ik 1 UAHGAIN' Two necoml hand Kurd
(i'.obe. cite, puitable for loiiHtabouf
wotl;. :.",o and 3J0. H.ppner
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I'r.t.t. fliade free nnd tin exei li.-tit
Sail. i u. Mm. A. i'.. tl:nn.
11,13 pit.
i.ic.irr iiin'i:Kt:i:!.iM; mono.
lion recardlng or return of whltp
Huddle home branded jl S the I'L
cotinecled. K. K. Chirk, Heppnir,
Orenon. 10-12
foil SAI.K Al grade HolMeln
heifer giving 4 pal. daily, floo
cuh.
A. 1.. Strait, lone. Or"., Ilm 373
Mr f. I.. Keithle); plum fii'.t
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I 1 H'lf l n . .11. ii.-!it I bout Soil -"
K:.,vi, rj , ,,,, , Ji;iv 1.1 A pound, r.ih le km.- roll, mnie ilf.VAUI for letutn tn thl
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I.IKT At John llay bat.riiw ft So.
i i:it!iiun Aiitocrapblc Kodak. Kin
der notify V. (). Kitig. lloardtnan.
Oitgui, and rereive reward.
"If
V.Ti:i-(;irl or woman for light
home woik. Apply Mm. Arthur
A. McAlie. Ileppner. 9tf.
of the
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toiling filiiid. They re..rt a j from KettUnd a wnk ago ha. I.-....J thwht lo aland upon thi. pl.vtform pa of paying lh co.n of taking up. 'r thoroughly. Addr-a fart 4
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uaally b . for fartbrr inform a-
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