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JUNE WHITE CARNIVAL SALE
THURSDAY. JUNK b. i004.
Subscription, $i.OO Per Year.
NOTES.
Wbeeles from $4.00 up at Lt Cant
well'e. M. R Morgan of lone, wti visitor
In our city yeiieulay.
Frank Roberta wade uuiIucm trip to
Pendleton the first of t)i week.
S'.lat Wright returned Saturday from
bualneas trip to The Dalles.
Born To Couuty Clurk and Mrs.
Vawter Crawford, June 9, a girl.
Mr. and Mra. J. A. Drown of Lexington,
were visitors in Heppner Monday.
l'or Sale Cheap Steel Hay preaa aa
good aa new. EnqulreattbeTiuies office.
J. A. Woolery and M. S. Maxwell
were visltois In Heppnor Tuesday from
lone, '
C. O. Hulet made buatneaa trip of
aeveraldaya duration, the past week,
to Portland.
W. D. McAllster of Lexington, was np
to aaaist in the canvaaalug the election
returna yesterday.
W. P. and E. D. McMillan and P. M.
Parker, of Lexington, were visitors in
the city Tuesday,
W. L. Mallory of lone, spent couple
or three days In Ueppner this week
looking after intereats here.
A. A. Roberta, receiver ol the La
Grande land ollke is visiting with
friends in the city this week.
. Mlaa Edylb llager was a pawenger on
Saturdays train lor Pendleton, where
sue will visit (or a time with friend.
M. II. Matta of Kansas City, Missouri,
brother o( Mra. John Kinsman, arrived
theis week on a visit with his lister.
Mrs. Thomas Johnson, who has been
visiting with her parents in tills city,
left MoiiJay for her home iu UukerCity.
Wot. Brown, prominent atockoian of
Lone Rock, was the guest of Mr. and
Mra. Wm. Matlock the first of the week.
Mr. and Mra. Frank Stevens were
passengers Tuesday morning for Chicago,
where they will remain during the sum
mer. Albert Lovgren waa in from the Goose
berry country Saturday. lie reports
crops looking exceptionally well in his
section.
Mr. and Mra. Ceo. Vincent of Butter
creek, are guests at the Palace thia week.
Mr. Vincent is under treatment for
stomach trouble. ' .,
C. N. Prldley, who waa In town
Monday from the vicinity of Lexington,
reports crops In his locality aa being in
fine condition. .
Mrs. A. M. Slocum left Tuesday
morning for Uartford, Connecticut,
where she will spend several weeks
visiting with relatives.
G. W. Turner one of the prominent
farmers of the Lexington country, was
business visitor in Hcppner Monday.
lie reports crop conditions very good in
his locality.
Mrs.T.H. Biebee departed Tuesday
morning for Sheboygan Falls, Wisconsin,
on a visit with her daughter, Mrs,
Charles Weutworth. 8he expects to
spend the summer with ber daughter,
Mrs. J. A. Thompson and eon Ralph
returned Monday from Portland where
they have Wen the pel year for medical
treatment lor Ralph, who retu ned vrry
much improved.
8. B. Logan and C. W. Rea returned
Saturday from three weeks stay at Mc
Duffy springs. Mr. Logan reports that
he received much relief from rheumatism
while at the springs.
Estray Taken up at my place on
Butter creek, one bay horse, branded
horixontal J connected with M on left
ahoulder. Owner can have aame by
proving property and paying charges
J7 J. L. Howard, Galloway, Gre
Estrsyed From" Band Hollow, one
bay horse, branded SC on left shoulder
One brown mare, branded MV connect
ed on left ahoulder. A liberal reward
will be paid for information leading
recovery ol same. J. S Smith, lone. Ore,
B.C. Jackson will do all kinds
carriage and house painting, paper
banging and decorating. Agent for
Alfred Teata Co., wall paper house,
Chicago, Boston and New Yoik. Shop
corner Gale and Willow street.
E. B. Stanton of Walla Walla, waa an
incoming passenger last Thursday. He
.will remain several days looking after
ihls Morrow county intersts. He reports
.crop conditions very good In the Walla
Walla country.
J. H. Scrlvner, who Us been visiting
with his brother John of Eight Mile, left
Saturday lor his home at Eugene. He
was accompanied by Mrs John Scrlvner
nd daughter, who will visit for time
t Eugene.
The vnrlou committees on arrange
ment for memorial services June 14, met
at the I. O. O. F. hall Friday evening
nd formulated a program. A procession
will form on Main street at 2 s30 p. m.
nd sUrt on the march to the cemetery
at 8 p. m., where prayer and song service
will be hell, after which the Braves of
those who lost their lives in the flood
will be decorated with flowers.
OUR MOTTO IS
Under Buy
Undersell
BeHt Goods at Lowest PriceB
MERCILESS
Price Recuctions
For This
JUNE WHITE CARNIVAL.
Our Great June White Carnival
Begins Tomorrow, June 10, and will Continue for
TWO W EEKS-
Special price recuctions has been made on every thing white, except Royal Worcester Corsets, Spool Cotton and Muslin. To insure the fastest
possible selling, the deepest price cuts ever, has been made, a fact which every prudent buyer will appreciate when they look over the following
prices, and this is but a partial list of the bargains which await you. Remember that if it is white you want, and it is not mentioned here, the.
price will be reduced in proportion to the ones named in this ad. Don't these prices look kind'a good to you?
Whi'e Press Goods
ROo Wool filled cashmere tor...... ,23c
GOo " " " " 47c
65o white caehmere for 49o
75o " " ' 53o
White Linings
15c white spun grass for.. 12o
20c " " " " 13c
25c white sateen for 17c
10c white cheese cloth for 7c
White Silks
35c white Japanese for 19c
(0o " " " 43o
85c " wash taffeta for J9o
50o " yataffsilk for 39o
$1.00 white Jap silk, heavy, for 78c
Whits Cotton Dress Goods
25c white spot crepe lilc
12c Lace atrlpe lawn 9c
15c Grenadine atrip.;..,, 12c
lOo Lace cord stripe 7c
25c Oxford waisting 19c
13c White check dimity ..'..11c
20c White check dim'ty 15c
12tfc Stripe Nainsook 9c
15c Check Nainsook ...lie
Ladies White Waists Cheaper
Embroideries
5c Ones, carnival, price.
8c ' " .
10c " " " .
i2Xc .
15c ,' " .
20c
25c
30c " " ' .
40c " " .
..3c
..6c
..7c
..9c
.10c
.13c
.17c
.22c
.29c
They are alll reduced in price for the White
Carnival.
Val and Other Laces
2,'c Val lace for .lc
5c
8c "
10c "
12'ic "
16c "
20c "
25c '
....3c
5c
6c
8e
9c
i4c
....16c
White Allover EmbroicTy
$1 25 quality for :.. 93c
$1 50, " " $1 23
White Allover Lace
98c Mexican 72c
$ 43 cotton cluny ..98c
White Counter Panes
$2 25 heavy croched $1 83
1 75 " " 1 39
1 25 " 98
1 00 " " 83
4 00 fine" fringed Marseilles.. 3 19
G 00 Satin finished " ..4 37
Towels
25c Fringed damask for ...19c
15c cotton huck for 11c
20c Turkish bath towels 16c
White Toweling
5c cotton crash for 3c
61c " " " 4c
15c Linen crash for........ 11c
20c " " " lGc
8Jc " " " GJc
Table Damask and Napkins Reduced tor
TPE JUNE WHITE CARNIVAL
White Outing
i2J4c Teasel down for 914c
10c Outing for 710.
Canton Flannel
10c Bleached lor ' 7JC
Children's White Headwear
$1 65 Poke bonnet for Jl 23
1 25 Straw crown poke for 72c
30c Lawn bonnet for 23c
75c Lawn bonnet for 57c
C5c Silk bonnet for ."...47c
85c Silk bonnet for frfc
$1 25 Silk bonnet for 93c
Ladies' Muslin Underwear
$1 50 Lace trimmed drawers 1 08
79c Lace
75c Lace
$1 00 Lace
160 "
2 25 "
1 75 "
67
63
87
125
156
123
2 2s Muslin night gowns 178
200
185 "
110 '
1 25 "
85
3 00 "
25 Corset Covers.
40
60
65 " "
100 " "
1 25 " "
1 75 ' "
2 23 " "
.163
143
89
96
63
228
19
32
41
49
84
89
1 29
1 69
White Petticoats
$3 63 Lace Trimmed for $2 76
3 29 Embroidery trimmed for 2 56
1 85 Lace trimmed for ,., 143
2 50 Lace trimmed for 1 89
2 00 Embroidery trimmed for 1 56
1 25 Embroidery trimmed for 93
1 60 Lace trimmed for 98
1 00 Embroidery trimmed for 89
75 Embroidery trimmed for 63
65 Embroidery trimmed for. 68
Ladies Handkerchiefs
35c Embroidered Handkerchief 27c
30c 22c
25c " " 18c
20c " " 15c
15c Hemstitch ...11c
10c " .; 7c'
6c - " " 3c
Finishing Braid
25c Braid at.. 20c
White Kid Gloves
$1 25 Gloves for
25 Lace gloves for.
98
20
Linen Collars
25c Kind at 20c
loc " 10c
20c
15c
10c
6c
5c
14c
9c
7c
4c
3c
Turnover Collars
60c Embroidery collar 34c
60c
35c
30c
25c
15c
10c
i
39c
23c
20c
16c
10c
6c
Lace Collars
$1 25 Large lace collar 77c
75 " 47c
Frank McKdight of Lena, was a visitor
in town Monday.
II. B. Warren of Hsrdnian, was
business visitor in Heppner Saturday,
E. L. Psdburg,, prominent farmer
of the vicinitv of lone, waa a visitor in
our city Saturday last.
Clyde Ssling came np from Currinville
Saturday and remained several days
looking after interests in this county
Gene Humphreys came up Saturday
from Portland to visit for time with
relatives and friends.
G. A. Bleakman was down from Hard,
man Friday making proof on bis timber
land claim before County Clerk Craw
ford.
Peter Brenner waa in town last Friday
from his Eight Mile ranch He thinks
the prospects favorable for the biggeat
crop Morrow county lias ever bad.
Jeff Hayes was In this city few days
the latter part of last week from Lone
Rock, having drove over a band of sheep
he had aold to Clark, the sheep buyer.
The Morrow County Sundsy School
Convention met at the M. E. Church in
Heppner, June 1, at 2:30 p. m. Reports
from the vsrious schools wtre resd
The eleclng of officers resulted in the
choice ol S. E. Notson, president;
Vawter Crawford, vice president; Clyde
Brock, secretary; B. R. Beach and E. J.
Keller,' members of the executive com
mittee. Mrs. Edna Slocum Is the hold
over member of the committee. At the
evening session, Mrs. Andrews read a
psper on "The Instruction to lead
ChlMrea to Christ." Rev. F. C. Adklns
and Rev. J. V. Crawford discussed "The
Qualifications of a good Sunday school
suoerlntendent." S. B. Notson de
livered the president's address, and r
celved the general finld. The question
ol a seneral Sun lay school rally was
referred to the executive committee.
Lost A large black leather pocket
book, containing two $10 bills, a number
of receipts and a (500 note on Mrs.
Ada M. Parker. For return of same a
suitable reward will be paid. G. W.
Maxwell, Hardman, Oregon. m20j9
LEXINGTON ITEMS
Election passed off quietly Monday.
Assersor Gove was in town Saturday
evening. ' !
P. M. and C. W. Chrlstenson have
gone to Eight Mile, to do some carpenter ,
work. I
A local option meeting was held at
the Congregational church Sunday
evening.
James Brown returned from Portland
Friday.
J. D. Brown, of Willows, visited in
town Thursday.
S. E. Notson went to Portland Tuesday
to attend the atate S. S. convention.
P. M. Chrlstenson will go east soon In
the interest of a colony whiih he expects
to locste in Morrow county, and in
cidentally to interest capitol in the
proposed electric railroad from Lexing
ton to Irrlgon, via Petersburg.
For sick headache take Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets and a quick
cure is certain. For sale by Slocum
Drug Co.
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tableta Better Than a Doctor's
Prescription.
Mr. J. W. Turner, of Trnhart, Va.,
saysthst Chamberlain's Stomnch and
Liver Tablets have done him more good
than anything he could get from the
doctor. If any physician In this country
was able to compound a medicine that
would produce such gratifying results in
cases of stomach troubles, biliousness or
constipation, his whole time would be
used In preparing this one medicine,
For sale by Slocum Drug Co.
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And Fire Insurance
TKIlbitets & uSattevson
If you have a Farm, Grazing
Lands or City Property for
Sale call on us. Or if you
Want to Buy we can suit you
as we have a Long List of
Properties to Select from.
Land Scrip For Sale
Notice of Final Settlement.
Notice Is hereby given that the undcrnlgned
administrator of the estate o! Henry 8.
Thompion, dccesned has tiled hli final account
with the county court of the State of Oregon
for Morrow county, and that Friday the 17th
dnyof June, 1WM at the County Court Koorai,
In Heppner, Oregon, have been Axed by said
Court aa the time and place for hearing laid
account! and the Onal settlement of snld es
tate, o. r. Thompko.i,
ml9J17 Administrator.
ARTHUR SMITH
Watchmaker and Jeweler
HEPPNER
OREQON