PAGE SIX
THE HEPPNER HERALD, HEPPNER, OREGON
TUESDAY, MARCH 15, 1921
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Your Wardrobe Now
Bring your clothes to the Heppner
Tailoring and Cleaning Shop when
they need to be cleaned, pressed and
repaired. In so doing, you do justice
to yourself and also to the man who has spent 23
years in learning and working at the trade. .My
steam pressing machine is a wonderful help in
giving the clothes a new, fresh .look. .You .save
money two-fold by bringing them here.. First, I
charge less, and second, I fix the little rips that
mean so much in giving a long wear to the clothes.
WE CLEAN ANYTHING IN LADIES' OR
MEN'S WEARING APPAREL
Heppner Tailoring and
Cleaning
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lis! ini.tf ! I'l-olii I'l.r t'ii-st Ye.-ir'
icial inn Iav Uracil
Slli.Odil.inl
.'in.. rr? be;
dm '; visitor
er t'-. v. . ;.
St. I'aiviek.
Wii ? pr;I hushics.- in:
a-; a bu.- .'ne:s vi.iior
he
Shop
That the new tiiun'ripal .water
sysi'"n is a pay in? invets'iiu nf for
Hi-pinvv is iiniicriici! by a roeor'
mad-- by the wair trouini!tt"p of the
city council at its late-t mei-tini;.
The report, shows the amount col
lected tor tie- inr.iiih of .January to
have been if'lilS.GU and the exp-'iiili-
j lures of $401. fil, loyvinu a balance
lot ;"!).!)!). The total bitbr.re on
ham! March 1st was $1928.82.
When the sysit-m was completed
last August there was a consider
alile deficit in the water fund, ami
tin; splendid showing made durir.s
the winter months when the use of
water is at the minimum leads- the'
committee to believe thai by the end
of the first year's operation the sys
tem should show a profit of around
$10,000.
Other busines transacted was the
first and second reading of the or
dinance regulating pool rooms and
pastimes, with a view to permitting
such places to open during certain
hours on Sunday afternoons. The
ordinance will come up for final de
cision at the next regular meeting.
G. Franzen S
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Mow Big Men -Do It
M'
ANY a big man can trace his
succuss in life to the time
when lie deposited hi.s first dollar
with some progressive bank.
That was the seed out of which
later grew tremendous success.
Many a groat industry has sprung
from such a humble beginning.
(ft the saving habit. Start
i ... i i 1 1 ... .
now. As lime as one uoiiar opens
a savings account
Your money earns
desired, we will lay
plan for you.
u
it tins bank,
interest. If
out a savings
Farmer
growers
National Bank
HCPPNKR, OREGON.
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mm benent aocciais
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LllStd
We vvidi to
line of
all our customers' attention to our
Soring Specials
t.i hicli we expect io continually add
which market cor.dii-cn.s will in any v.a-
:ny lines
justify.
XIAI, P.AI.'GAIMS IN
V Paper
w
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snnn: lines. This
i-.ie a !ar ,:c assortment ot last seas-
c at Iran 5(.i to uio per cent below new
a money savins; opportunity
Rugs and Linoleums
Our entire stock of these lines going at from jc
to 30 per cent below January ist prices.
Felt Mattresses
K?:lra Special. Formerly $15, now only $8.50
WK A!ii: OFFKKING UNUSUAL
CASH DISCOUNTS on ALL SALES
TOTALING S10.00 and UPWARDS
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want your husintss and are will
bile to trade with up.
to make
vo,
'urnimre
CECIL
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at
Br:
Krebs of Hie
the home of
i'Iv near lone
and Mrs. Oe,
Last: Camp visited
Mr. and Air P. Phil
on Sunday.
Jim Gentry, of Heppner, was vis
iting around Cecil Sunday and tak
ing in all the sights of the town.
Mrs. Hazel Logan, and 'family
spent Saturday among their friends
in Arlington.
Mrs. L. Myers of Ttockcliffe, and
Mrs. C. Knipfel of Tentville,. mot
ored to lone on Monday.
E. M. Shutt, real estate agent of
Heppner, was doing business in the
Cecil vicinity on Thursday.
Mis. George Henriksen, of Rhea,
was called to Canby, Oregon, during
the week, to the sick bed of her
daughter, who is a student at the
Canby high school. We are pleased
to learn that Miss Mildred is im
proving. If the cap fits wear it. The fol
lowing incident actually took place
not a thousand miles from Cecil on
Willow creek, on March 5th, 1921.
"Tired Jim" was taking a loving
farewell of his best girl when Weary
Willie, by the aid of his flashlight,
witnessed the actual .oscilation and
spread the news to mother. "Tired
Jim" and his lady love are offering
a handsome reward for the capture
of "Weary Willie".
Paul Henry Weeks of the Shep
herds' Rest, cook supreme of blue
ribbon fame, was ordered by his
master,, It. A. Thompson, on Friday
to bi.ke ti huge huckleberry pie.
OciV' I'enland,. who prefer!- ridi:u: o
v.alkiiig, confiscated 11. A. T.'s Narh
car and the huc'keberry pie, and was
seen delivering the pie Into the :"ic
keeping of Peter Pauer! lend, who
quickly turned it over
Lowe. who, thinking it
for her dinner table,,
family tn huckleberry
; liv; ii the best ever at c
,-Mi!-.
After dinner R
More, w;s hani'
'.to 'it ii nian.i
to have his l.iithlu!
plate and pass it b:
A. Thomas, of
ft on the local
Airs. T. Ii
is in i i;dcd
:ied al! her
e; ail vol-
e i ahead.
T. (ailed
lis "mi-,1"
and v.i.i.
i'aid re-
aa.tin.
ltcr..-f:t.'s can
on Sunday fr,
pie
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vis.t lot
Mrs. Jim
le.Ming
i-c lie in
sii'.erable ei vi:-h-ar.
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.'ltd, wl:o
!: I'll at
T. .M.
in al The l.o.i
il (trove, wh(rr lie
:'e era I (1 iys Willi o r. ana
1 AHvn. late of Cecil, bei'on
Io- Lincoln, California. w!e
tends io visit for a con
time with his sister. Our 1
' es lor a pleasant heli'iay
! tended to friend lid.
I Mr;-. Oliver F. Potter of
I spent Sunday with her hu:,b.
j mm kit"- for llo'i Tito, on
! 'I'lie S!u piienls' tv-: .
j Mrs. Hoy Scoit, p. -ice e
' Jack Hnd', of Pu'terbv llal
j '.! -.. T. ,11. Low, at T o- 1
j Ifrnue on M- ndav.
I ;'. .. Minor, (f Heppn. r.
: dinio " guest of W.
The I Wecot on Hun
j J. W. Osh'irn v. a
1 old if lend J. M. .Volt
out vtn Mendav.
Mrs. K. II. Kilis ar.d
Mi:- Mv-tl". of I'uing. w :
I in t'ecil en Tuc .! :y,
i .1. M. Me'ton iio'eniis us
' r.raedson Herbert Kvefett,
.sides at lioardman, was tak
detily ill while taking a Muck in
(Portland, and was taken care of at
i t ho Hood River hospital. We iiu
idetsiand that he operated on for ap
pendicitis and expects to he able to
leave for home in n few- days
I Alex Wilson and friends, t'rotn
I lioardman, made a short stay in Cec
i il on Wednesday.
I Arthur Turner, who is assisting J.
! K. Crabtree at llotheboy's Hill, was
a Cerll business man v eitnesday.
Cieorge Henriksen and Hermann
Montgomery, of libra, were calling
on the mayor Thursday.
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HEPPNERSPRAY
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M't-'r ill be st
While Mr i,
1-oostin ; lor the
oiiiaton that the
;o -v most a' fi ct
:t;,d
rsner
toad
pCOp'i
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,iad
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ni-ner the v. . k. H
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W. I
In igon
Friday.
I.. J. Sliir-nn, who .'ieip.4 keeps the
o. W. R. & X. trains moving out of
The Dalles, was a visitor in Hepp
ner Thursday night.
John R. Old -n, prominent ranch
er of Rlma creek, was in town Fri
day watching it snow.
O-car Kojihloy came in fioni his
Kit In Hi ile home Thursday.
A. P.. Strait, of the lone country,
w;is in Heppner Wednesday, having
just returned from an extended visit
in Woodland, Washington, and al
Li-bannon. Oregon. Mr. Strait -was
called io Woodland by the ilness and
death of his grandfather, an o!d
resident ot thai place, and was de
tained for some time by the illnes-sb
of oilier members of his family. Mr.
Strait expects to rent, his 'ranch in
the Duller cieek country and return
to the valey for the summer where
he lias a contract to cut. several
thousand cords of -wood. He thinks
i hat will prove a better business this
year ihan raising wheat at. present
prices.
J. F. Maxwell left Wednesday for
Dnyion. Washington, where he ex
pertu to spend a couple of weeks
visiting relatives and enjovinx him
self. Charlie Avers blew in front the
Thompson flat country, over in the
John 'Day conn try, where he is hold
ing down a homestead. Chailie says
I hey have had a fine winter over
i here, ott'y that it has snowed ;.b-jut
very day since winter began.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur McAiee re
turned from Portland Tuesday even
ing, where they were called a week
earlier by the death of his mother,
Mrs. Amanda Kisor.
Carroll Morrison, who has been
with the First National bank for
several months, has resigned his po
sition here and accepted the position
of assistant cashier of a bank at
Fairfield, Idaho. He left Wednes
day for a short visit with his home
folks at Portland before taking up:
liis new duties.
R. J. Carsner came up from Port
land Friday evening where he at
tended the sessions of the state high
way coniinision last week.
Al Henriksen of Cecil registered
at the St. Patrick Thursday evening.
Miss Gladys- Lane has gonetoWal
la Walla where she expects to spend
some time continuing her musical
studies.
H. J. O'Neill, formerly engaged
in the garage business at lone, was
in town yesterday. Mr. O'Neill in
closing up his business affairs here
and expects to go to old Mexico in
a few weeks to engage in business.
Mrs. O'Neill has already preceded
"THOROUGHBRED" Clothes are tailored to
individual measure, and organized skill has set
the highest standard in
Tailoring
MINOR
& CO.
HEPPNER, OREGON
him to Los- Angeles.
A fine son was born to Mrs. John
Kilkenny this morning-, and Dr. Mc
Murdo reports all doing well.
Dr. McMurdo reports bavin;; op
erated on Lewis Frazer yesterday
for an abscess on the lungs-. The
patient is doing nicely.
I-'or Kent House in rear of Her
ald office. Inquire this office cr of
Dr. D. A. McMurcio. 46if.
1 Our high school correspondence
I was 'unavoidably crowded out (his
I week.
t A license, to wed was issued to
Frank J. Wilks,. of Top, Oregon, and
Miss Dora A. Howell, of Hardman,
Oregon, Saturday.
Joe Rue, of Monument, was a vis
itor in Heppner yesterday.
F. A. McMenamin returned from
Portland yesterday.
Turkey Bars Dictionaries.
Dictionaries tire forbidden entrance
1 1 1 Turkey because the sultan Is usually
mentioned It) such books, and that 1
contrary to Turkish law.
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A New Departure in
Easter Millinery .
Service
lir teail ( foil; .vioy, the . Id custom of waiting
t.iiti! t ic c,.! ti'V m-;ivii: and ihcn :llins '-it
at ewt. 1 Ir.-.ve dceid 5 ! t!.c i.y cusioiiiei-v I tie
l.et-ett of
Sale Prices Now
rt l'ie time ilv. j need tlu' utwiils.
Sale of Latest Spring Hats
Friday & Saturday, Mar.18 & 19
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All New Stylish, Sen-unable Creations
Sui ply )"" i'Mstvr needs at this wiU Save mney
iiml have jour new hut to wear whrti you want it.
Mrs. L. G. Herren's
Millinery Parlor
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