THE HEPPNER HERALD, HEPPNER, OREGON
Tuesday, December 21.
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We Extend to all Our Patrons and Friends
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4- 4. 4. 4.
Our Best Wishes for a
erry Christmas
Hay M. Oviatt has rPtlirTin.1
a combined visit
v.- business trio
with his parents- at swih..
gon. u,e-
Miss Daisy Rlnto r,
in the HP L teanner
her hnrnVill 1 ' "aS p0ne to
Irt, v bany t0 spend hol-
Mil 1 1
II 1
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and a
Happy New Year
E. N. Gonty Shoe Store
Exclusive Shoe Merchants
- s-r-: -rrrr rry
Save for Christmas
Christmas may seem a bit far off, but
it will arrive almost before you realize
it. And then you'll need some ready
money for the occasion. Start saving
for Christmas now. Small weekly pay
ments, plus interest, will soon grow into
a sum well worth having.
We help you save. Come and ask us
about it. This is more than a bank at
which to deposit your money; it is a
helpful institution willing and able to
help you in the safe and sound conduct
of your mon'tary affairs. Make it
YOUR bank.
Farmers & Stockgrowers
National Bank
HEPPNER, OREGON.
Make the Children
Happy on
MerryXhristmay Day
The Tum-a-Lum Lum
ber Company will give
away, absolutely free,
to all patrons and
friends a fine
rree
Wishing everyone a
very merry Christmas and a
happy New Year with
greetings
Tum-a-Lum Lumber Co.
Misses Thlhv artrl -r,. .
two charmlK'yOU-B'fa'eema
u.ii8 m Heppner Saturday.
Mr. .inri Mra T,,,i -r
daughter. Miss Louvell ol ' n ear LT
mgton. were in t. o ... drMx
some r.hrl.tm.. " .luraa'r aoinS
Mr. and Mra t ti .
- iicixi arrived
from Portland Sundav p.!,, .
IT" d? f He or a
U;n ""-i' me po-
Mi fJ0raman and operator in the
"""u, until recentlv
employed in the Standard Oil offices
C 11 um antes, Idaho, that
himself and family have located there
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Rugg were tn
from their Sh, ,i. u . e. In
j , l "-"cn. nome safur-
day and reported fine, bright weath-
. . nci6nuurnooa. HeDDner
they seemed tn rhsi, v.j ppner'
on the fog that day Crner
Rav M Ovintt Vioc ,.
Henry A.ken home on the east side
Mra. fllnrive PhAina
, uvipo, a iurmer resi-
dent of Heppner, now residing at
Pendleton emtio rvi.c j, h ttl
, , w a. n'w Qavs acrn
and is visiting her relatives, Mr and
Mrs. Phil Conn. ' and
Miss Tin foe
, 1JUFUiai instructor fn
Misson ; Mn; r ' n'ns Sne to
Miss SchannrH
school, is snendiner hor rh.iut A
her home in Portland.
Colleire nnd TIni,!(.. ... .
"""suy siuuents
are returning to Heppner for the hol-
,Utt' "J annual, every train, those ar-
ratt, Jasper Crawford, Max Rocers
from O. A. C: Chas. Chirk f, rr'
of I Arthur Camnholl
0.; Vera Mahnnry and Everett Patti
son are expected from U. of W. Fri-
Mr. nnd Mra v T n
, joiner reriirn-
ed from Portland Sunday evening.
Miss TCntTtrvn Tiof :c, .
.... 1, jftlumM1 "eni tpp
veek-pnd with her fri
v fin ncror at the fiorppp
nf lone where Miss Van Vactor Is
n-tiv 11 1 11 1:.
Miqs Mnrp-nret i v .
tii , . ""-"""'i it'Hcner
m, . , uanKHi social
H and dance in Ed Reitm.an's Mir new
y I grain bin last Saturday at which a
n inuM iiit'Kxnnr social evening was en-
W. loved Dtlfi the oimi nP 1 T r ' .
ized with which to buy furniture for
Ilia ur.Vmnl V.n..nn
Sunday to spend the holidavs with
n v u"ici iriHiives, Mrs,
Goodman hna hoon . t. .
iiiu lui a coupie 01 weeks.
Miss Velma Kngelman sncnt the
" vviv-t-iiu aL 1 1 1" r noiiie in xone.
MlH. Kit Mpfortv and 111- J. .
f(r rnmp nn frnm ThA nnn ,
a. uiuuui a visii wun ner parents.
MlSS T.imiln orA nnit nm
""'i" t iiiiin ir n rn ha innnt;
Henry Gay wps in town Friday
I
uoing some Uliristmr.s shopping, and
preparing to send a shipment of lat
turkeys to the Portland nmrknt Mr
Gay says it is pretty fine winter
wcainer on lilioa crock, which, by Hie
way, is not far removed from the ba
nana belt.
F. A. MoM.-namin went to Pendle-
um rriday nionung to attend the
wool growers nieetlnir In r.pssiim in
that city Friday and Saturday, and
also to be present at the meeting of
uie t rionits of Irish Fre.d.m in v
i i melon Sunday.
W. P. Mahoncy went to Pendleton
Friday to attend the wool growers
w incelinp, returning Sundav.
h
V . J. (Pob) Carsnor. i-attl.-mnn
jrage and legislator-elect of Wheeler
Ml county, who registers from Spray and
fi is 111 nome anywhere In Oregon, was
Mil town Thursday night on his vnv m
.ijthe gathering of the sheepmen at
; 1 fiunoton. air. t'arsnor was elected
i" hip legislature at t tie recent e!cc
tion and will soon bo registering
r. C. Haynie nnd family expect to
cine iieppner soon for Fnirfi..i,i
Idaho, where he has accepted Hie
i.isniersnip or the Security X:,timvi
nank. Mr. Haynie has peen con
ncotod with the First National Hank
nere lor tne past year.
J. R. Olden wild ri...
A 1 ... ' "uanii on
,Ti ,u"tt ri't'KK and always smiles h.K
nnus Rood or had, was a busi
ness visitor in town Friday
The new Heppner hotel. wW, i...
the wnv. lma i 1 "
A rick, accommodated its first tl.M,
jVlast Thurst'ay night when
dozen roiristr..,i . '
il : . rnjoyeu the
W,Niiuuiy or mine host, James H ir- I
for the night. ' "
Mil
We are offering real values at
departments. . We are putting
of cost, and are making every
as much here as anywhere. We
"Black Bear" Bib Overalls, heavy blue," $1.75
Blue Stripes, Gray, Etc $1 .75
"Boss of the Road," heavy blue bib . $225
Heavy Blue Waist Overalls .... $2.00
$7.00 and $7.50 Corduroy Pants
$5.95
20 Reduction on Suits, Overcoats, Dress Trousers, Sweaters
Big Special Reductions on Shoes, Hats, Caps, Gloves, Sox, Shirts
DO YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING NOW AT
"GOOD
Starving
I' .y
3,5oo,6oo Hungry Children!
A TERRIBLE CONDITION FOR THE CHRISTMAS SEASON.
FEED
A Magnifcent
Ten Ameriran rJnlir-,. i.-i. n
own m. Can youa, hwni
Morrow County is Asked for $1,250
Will You Do Your. Part?
The campaig ls 0 tis k. Inyoor(ta;iionit)
Vawter Crawford, County Chairman
M. D.CLARK
W. P. MAHONEY
P r t
C.B.SPERRY,I0ne
M. B. SIGNS,
greatly reduced prices in all of our
prices where they belong regardless
effort to allow your money to buy ,
quote a few of our reductions here
CO.
GOODS"
In Europe! !
ONE
Christmas Gift
...
J'SSfSS? ChriStS "
"niM U1L1,1AM
p M CUTT
L SHUTT- Heppner
W. F. BARNETT. Lexington
Boardman.