ur Store Policy
has always been to cany tho standard and desira
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Kodaks for our photographic department. We
felt sure from careful investigation that these were
the goods that should be offered our customers.
From our years of experience we now know that
we were right.
Our sales of the
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were made by Kodak workmen in the Kodak factories. That
was enough to satisfy us, and the results have more than justi
fied our confidence. .
We don't nnderstand how the Kodak people do it at the
price, but here's their
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For 21-2x4 1-4 pictures,
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The Heppner Guette, Established March 30, 1883
The Heppner Times, Established Nov. IS, 1897
Consolidated reDruaiy 13, isiz.
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Thursday. April 11, 1912
Heppner people should set busy
attain on that creamery proposition.
Mr. Rasmussen has decided to leave
Lexington, and it is not yet folly
decided just what thn peocle down
there will do with reference to the
crearqery at that place. There seems
to be some considerable difficulty in
getting procer shipping facilities for
the batter, and during the time Mr.
Rasmussen hg had charge of the
t usicess he has been caused much loss
and inconvenience by deltys in butter
shipments at the junction and not
teing able to get rtftiweralor cars.
When the business reaches larger
proportions this may be overcome as
the company can afford to furnish
proper cars bat rs ' it is uow they
will not do it. Our c.tizens should
be gett n? busy again and not let
ihs ODportunity pass for securing a
cnatnery for Heppner. Our mer
chants are hnndliiig too much home
made butter tht they cnnnofcget rid
of excel t at a lots, and the establish
mfnt of a creamery at this Doint will
put our dairy products into market
able shape. There must be some way
of taking care of this increBsina
product and the creamery is the best
DroooBition. We hardly believe onr
people will be roi.tent with the idea
of shipping thur crtam to some out
Bide point: they would much prefer
to deal with someone at home and
lot this party do the shipping of the
finished prolnct
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GILLIAM & BISBEE
John Kilkenny is a candidate be
fore the republicans of Morrow county
for the office of commissioner. Mr.
Kilkenny is a resident of Alpine
precinct where he has built him op
a nice and comfortable home "out of
the aeseit" sj to speak. He came
to Marrow county twenty-four years
afcO with noihing but a good constitu
tion End a determination to work, and
he has tr ade a success, being now a
large land and stock owner and heavy
taxpayer. All he ha he made in
tbis county and has been content to
settle down here and build him up a
home. Throuzh the solicitation ot
numerous friends he was induced to
enter the race for commmissionr r and
he premises if nominated and elected,
to know no section of tho county
above another: to sive a strictly
economical and business-like adminis
tration of the duties of the office,
keepina always in mind the best
interests of the taxpayers. Mr. Kil
kenny is H man we!l ijuulified for
tbis position, a man of good business
sense ard judgment, ar,d not given
to extravagance in the management
of his own affairs, and is just such
a man as should fill the important
position he seeks. Voto for No. 64
on the primary ballot.
The Taft Campaign Committee of
Morrow county announce the appear
ance in Heppner on tomorrow even
iJB of Ex-congressman Rilph D. Cole,
of Ohio, who will address the people
at tha Star theater in behalf of Mr.
Taft. ,Mr. Cole is an orator of
national reuutation. and it was only
hv (.hnnre hut he was secured to
address our people by the local com
mittee. Tte campaign for the re
nouiination of the president is waxing
warm" ttipre are bat a few more
days left before the Oregon primaries,
and all our people beta should be
nterested in hearina national ifisues
discussed hvn able man right from
the seat of battle. Come out.
Visit the Old Home
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DENVER 55.00
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A DELIGHTFUL SUMM ER OUTING
J. B. HUDLESTON, Agent.
Frank S. Fields for secretary of
state should receive the support of
every lepuMicsn in Morrow county,
tlew ill make good in thi3 office as
he has made good in the offire of clerk
of Multnomah county, which he has
filled for the past ten years. He
makis just tha kind of official you
are Icoking for. His number on the
primary ballot is 43. Make your X
there.
Notice.
There will be meeting of the lone
Local No 52 of the F. E. & O. U. of
America, in lone on the 13th day of
April 1912. for the purpose of placing
A order lor aaoaa. All members
hould send tn a signed order or be
present at tha meeting on said date.
We would like to have other Locals
plc their orders with us.
E. L. PADBERG, Secretary,
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Private Optical
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Room for Testing
Wanted.
A man with a s'x or eight-horse
team to da farm work. Inquire at
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Stallion Registration Bourd, Ptntc of Oregon.
Licence Certiticate ot PURE BRED Stallion
or Jack No 941.
Hated hi 01 vhIMb, Oregon, February 21, 1912.
The pedigree of the Jack BKi JAt'K, No. 3fil7,
American registered in the studboolt of Amer
ican Breeders' Association of Jacks and Jen
nets. Owned by Jo"hn N. Helms, Lexington,
Monow Oo., Oregon. Bred by Iwis King,
Clever, Tifo. Jieseribed follows: Black;
white points. Pedigree; Old Hart, sire; Gen
eral, sire of sire; Jetiie Jinkens. dam of sire.
Hell, dam; Warrior, sire of dam; Lucy, dam of
dnm. Breed Jack. Foaled in the year Aug 1(1,
1!W7. has been examined by the ftallion Regis
tration Board of Oregon, and it is hereby cer
tilied that the said jack 1 of Pure Breeding, is
registered in the studbook that U recognized
by the associations named in section nine of an
Act of the Legislative Assembly of the Htate of
Oiegon providing for the licensing of stallions,
etc.. Hied in the ofltee of the Secretary of State,
February Mil, and that the above named
jack n.ia been examined by the vetrinarian
appointed by the Stallion twgistralion Board
and is hereby reported free from infections,
contagious or transmissible disenses or un
soundness and is hereby licensed to stand , or
public service in the Htate of Oregon.
KR.MINE L. 1'OTTE.?,
, (Seal) Bec'y Stallion Registration Hoard.
The Mammoth Missouri Jack,
BIG HMGf
Imported this winter direct
from the state of Missouri, and
will stand the season at the
BEYMER BARN,
Lexington, Oregon.
Terms : $15.00 to insure living
colt; $10 for the season and $6
for single leap.
Stallion Registration Board. State of Oregon. The Mammoth MisSOUH Jack,
I.i. ensi; Orliiicatc oi GRADE "talllo.i or Jai k
DURE,
No917. liated atOoivallis, Oregon, Febrtiaiy
t, I'.ilz. l tie pe-ngree 01 grane jui-k imkt.,
sired by the pure bred jack Old Duke No.
Owued bv John N. Helms, Lexington, Morrow
o , Oregon, and described as follows: Color
Black; while points. Foaled in the year l'.sH,
lias been examined by he Stallion Registration
fl'iiird of Oregon, ami it is found that the said
tack is .ree from itifoctuius. contagion., or
transiuissi Me diseases or unsoundness He
is not of pure breeding, and is, therefore, not
e 1 i k 1 1 1 lor rcgisiiitin:i in "' atudbook rc
rogniz"i by the afsoci -tiont, nsmed in section
mil.! of an Act of tiie Legislatlxe Assembly of
the sthie of Oregon providing; fo' the licensing
of stallions, etiv, tiled in the o.tice of the ere
taiv of State. February 2H, lII. The said jack
is hereby licens. d to stand for public servke
in the State of Oregon.
KHMINK L. IMTTKK.
Sec'y Stallion Kogisitatiou Board.
Was also imyorted to Morrow
County the past winter and
will stand the season of 1912 at
the Livery Stable of
McRoberts & Evans,
HEPPNER,
and terms of service will be
the same as for Big King.
Care taken to prevent accidents but will be responsible for
none. If interested in raising mules, you should see these two
splendid animals, - J. N. HELMS, Owner, Lexington, Oregon.
Contracting and Building,
Painting and Paperhanging
Am prepared to do all lines of repairing and job work at my
shop in old Gazette Building on Main street, Heppner. See me
for any kind of work in these lines.