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About The gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 7, 1913)
1 ana. 'inii-f ,;J : ' 1 . i m at I I IS- Mens Oxfords, black and tan, - - $1.00 pr. Women's Oxfords and Pumps - - .95 pr. Boys' and Misses' oxfords and pumps .85 pr. GONTY BROTHERS :V 3 feJar ':toi'Vmi v n?i iW iTnT iYi 'tfiwiTiiiiTir i1m itf-gnWiirfVn iir" t.-w 1 x,, ., rt. jt " -"'-JWiiTnli i iftiistiilT.fr n rTi it ii ft i ai rl.'n1li-iii rlP ftfe I 1 10 11111 j willow Ireekbaw Mill THE GAZETTE-TIMES. ocsc 0 The Heppner Gazette, Established March 30, 1883 The Heppner Times, Established Nov. 18, 1897 Consolidated February 15, 1912. VAWTER CRAWFORD. . Editor and Proprietor Located on Willow Creek, 14 miles Southeast of Heppner. All Kinds of Rough Lumber. Within easy reach and no hills to pull. 'I I .1 2 mem1! & bucknu PROPRIETORS. Issued every Thursday morning, and entered at the Postoftice at Heppner, Oregon, as second class matter. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: One Year $1.50 Six Months, 75 Three Months,-... 50 Single Copies 05 1 " ADVERTISING RATES: Display, transient, running less than one month, hrst insertion, per inch, doc; suusequent in sertions, 12 l-2c; display, regular, 12 l-2c; locals, first insertion, per line, 10c; subsequent insertions, per line, 5c; lodge resolutions, per line, 5c; church socials and all advertising of entertainments conducted for pay, regular rates. Thursday. August, 7 1913 wrr fffff rii-1'aiirtru - f i mi'' Vit.f Oj o We are Headquarters for S 9 ' I 1 1 Ill Hill , 1 1 , , Him, IIMIIIMIIIIIMIIIIMIIIa.il 5 t Note the Attractions for a Whole Week . Friday and Saturday 8th and 9th 1. i ith. J. Tit. :;. 'Tli. 4. "Tli.- t'.ir in this phiy is "Litth- M.iry, r.-r.-ntlv left tiic motion iii.-tnrc ti lining- shp left i sjih'.ry ?i.,n .i lui.l pr 's Weekly No. 5-J Mantle of Ki'il ICv.'ius." Selin'. Si'(M)" Vitav;f;iili. New Vork Hat" Hiorni'li. The leailinu' cliarac- ' as slie is known. .Miss Mary I'lektord tnili(i for t lit speaking stauc. ami in of Sln.0l.in a. vear. She was the best panl 1110- tuie aelress m the world. In 'i lie. New lorkiiai .miss ihk red lier greatest motion iieture success. Sunday--10th The Marked Man" J. C. P. C. J. "'I'lie Viiitittre of Fate" Seliir. 3. "A Lr.cky Fail" Ltitiin. 4. "Jinx's liirth.lay I'arly" 15ioLrraili. Monday and Tuesday "Ireland the Oin.ressed" produced in Ireland hy Kalem Co. 2. "Tlie Soiiir if tiie Sliell" fea turiliL? Miss Anna Stewart and Karle Williams. :!. "The iirl of the Mountains" Seli;. 4. "Alkali Ike's Motorcycle" a Western comedy. Special for Wednesday and Thursday-Aug. 10 and 11 "AT NAPOLEON'S COMMAND" A thrilling story laid in the (lays of the Napoleonic wars. Kleinie 'lin-ter find the annilials" I,uliin. John Kunny and Flora Finch in "D.jctor Bridget," a Iiunny comedy. A Week of Splendid Amusement Don't Miss Any of These Notice for Publication. .JcDirtajent of the Interior, U. S. ind Office a The Dalle'. Oregon, ; iuly 12th, 1913, Noti-e is hereby wrivrn that E'Jiton H. Peck, cf Hepp w, Oregnn iio, on Oct. 6th 1906, Ui. entti Xo. 15Ua, ter. Nn. .iH32 and on M 14th, U'K made l-id. Entry No. 0(1500 for WJ t-WJ Sec. .1 una Ei SEi eec 3 acd FJ SEl gee. NWj -ec 11, Towns!. ip 4 south, .?.) 23 east, Willamette Meridian, i;ie filed nnt;cc of intention to make j'inal five year Proof, tc estal lish Uim to t:.e land Btov ue.icriherl, iitfure C. C. PstterRon U. S. Com-j tns'ioner, at Heppner Oregon, on the ; ,Jrrf day of Argaat 1?13 j Claimar.t : an.es as witce.-if: j 11... iia J. D Jnnet, Wilson O. ! .jle, James M. Hayea a: i A. G. j iJpvore all of flpj.prser Orepcn. j H. FHANK WOODCOCK. lieister. j J2i-A21 I Frt?h .Icrs i li :r or li. A - hei fers , Thorrfsc S --e W. o. lro. Red Front Livery & Feed Stables Willis Stewart. Prop FIRST-GLASS LIVERY RICS Kept constantly on liaml aim can ne iurnieiea on fhort notice to parties wishing to drive into the interior. First class : : j Hacks and Buggies ! call arotxi) am) ski: is. we cat eh TO THE : : : : : COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS AND CAN Fl'HNISII i:k;s and driver on short notice : : HEPPNER. -OREGON AS TO CLIMATE, Every ffillnw boosts that of his own locality. Ha has an eye out for every Dleasanc day and fragment of a dav If he lives near the sea shore or hireer rivers, and the sun inndvert entlv borea bole throngh the mists or for; for a few spare minutes, oi:r IocbI wpather m3n is Johnny on jthe spot, and like chanticleer he mounts the nearest fence and nioceeds to in form thij whole round wurld of the glories of our climate, snd ocr climate alone, callicn "special atteritiou to its sunshiney character et al. If on the other hand, he lives ou the ari I plains where the sun is seen in all his r.raFsy splendor for ,"!C0 day in the yeai, and vegetation without tho aid of water brought from faraway moun tains, is a minus quanity, he is leady to jump no. crack his heels together and shout with all the power of his lungs and pen the surpassing excell ence of the clim-ite. And so it is every where. Back sets come to oil of tham at times. Storms of great or unusual violence, hurricanes, cyclones, cloudbursts, earth-quakes, etc ,etc. But tlieso all blow over and are soon but a memory, a dark day in the dim and distant past and may nevfr happen ayain. "It never does in this climate, you know." Fact is, every section of the country has its clmatic peculiarities, its strong poiuis and its weak ones, some pleasant tome disagreeable. And. ifter nil, that cilrnate is perhaps the best that can show the greatest pre ponderance of good qualities, that will produce the grenteat variety of vege tation in the ereatest prefection, that will supply the greatest amount of personal comfort with the least ex penditure of effort, and bring the largest returns in material prosperity for the means invested. Rv this test we are willing to bacs Eastern Oreg on and especially Morrow couuty against "all out of doors." in """"" ,B" O """""" mmKmmm" -rn-linn.- I Thom.QAn Tiros ja. JUL. t. m, .a -tl. JA. m jit u vjfb o y o O 1 MiiiiaMin HAM) J ' --i-i.-'ti i'Tt J i-,Tii(ii- AHtiwifauar itkt unfa VirtV Wwnr imVlii r Spokane, Wash. Earth is being hauled from the Snake river a dist ance of sixty-five miles to Wnukee. Wafih , to maKe the largest railroad fill in tho woild. The fill will re place a Spokane, Portland & Seattle railway woodea bridge 3,000 feet long j and seventy feet high, built at a cost! of 1150,000. It will require 5:10,000 cibic yards or earth and rack to fill the gap. One steam shovel and fenr trains of twenty-five cars each are engaged in the work, which will cost approxi mately S100.COO, and will consume aLout eight months' time. The S , P. & S. is eliminating a nurtiher of loftv woodeu trestles built at great expense, in order to secure an earth grade between Spokane and the coast except for the eteel trestles and a few minor culverts. JsJO DARNING 1 Think what blessing that means to you. Because si x pairs of Holeproof Hose are GUARANTEED aeainst hole for six months or new hose are furnished FREE promptly and cheerfully. - And these soft snug-fitting; hose cost no more than ordinary hosiery! We are carrying sev eral of the leading brands in wearing apparel and foremost among these is HOLEPROOF HOSIERY 1 B TT "' "If 111 1linimi laaMlMM JJOLEPROOP Hose .re knit from Se. Island and Egyptian yarns. These yarns, because of their wearing qualities and aoftness, cost 74e a lb., about twice as much as ordinary yarns. Best of all six pairs are guaranteed to wear six months without holes, or new u e ?rS furn'hed free promptly and cheerfully. "'wi mi iiiiim.nl If you want the BEST iri Footwear, call on SAM HUGHES on enlarging the privleges of the parcel iost the farmer on rural route will have to make add ti ion to his mail box the dimension of which will be equal to an ordinary smokehouse. If the pottoffice department keeps Walla Walla Tobnci-o is being grown at the state prnitentiry and if it matures this year will be furnished to convicts. The seed was obtained from the government and was planted late. The tobacco will be used principally forsmoking in pipes, oiga rettes being prohibited. Four hun dred men are on the tobacco list at the prison, each getting five cents' worth week. If You w.'int see J. H. Cox. your lion.m- iiiov.-.l ti CASTOR I A Tor Infants and Children. 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