Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1905-01-05
TIE PROSPEROUS CIT! Of HE??NER
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able dealing with customers they have
taken the lions share OF the business
Their shop is kept neat, clean and in
vting. The proprietors are 7. A. Rhea
and w. T. Matlock.
Noble 4 Campbell.
The harness and horse furnishing es-
tablshment conducted by this firm is
not only a credit to themselves, but to
the city as well. They are both work
men of skill and ability and employ
none but competent help, and horse
owners hereabou's have superior facil-
tiles for the purchase of everything that
goes to properly or attractively clothe
or adorn horse They manufacture
and carry in stock all weights OF har-
ness and leather goods and their shop
is a complete repository of harness,
saddles, whips, combs, bes and turf
goods. Their shop is headquarters for
COW boy outfits and their prices are as
low as good goods can be sold for The
business was established by Mr.. +. G
Noble some twenty years ago. and
about two years ago Mr.. Campbell was
admitted as a partner in the business
They are representative business men
of this city and stand we'll all over this
section of the state. They manufacture
and ship the celebrated Heppner sadd e
all over the western part of the United
States.
II. q. Borg.
When you 60 to buy jewelry you
must to certain extent take the word
of your dealer as to the quality aud
value of your purchases. as no one not
an expert is capable of passing upon
the wares of a ieweler. This leads US
to say that P. o. Borg has been doing
business here for the past twentythree
years, and his reputation for fair and
honorable dealing is well established.
He carries large and we'll selected
stock Of jewelry, watches, clocks, silver
ware, cut glass and musical instru,
ments. Mr.. Borg is also an optician
and carries a full line of optical goods.
He makes specially of fitting glasses
and testing eyes. The reputation of
this gentleman for fine repair work ie
more than local and brings him much
outside trade.
Klein Il Ashbaugh.
Blacksmths are plentiful here, but
few if any. equal Klein & Ashdangh in
knowledge of the business. These
gentlemen are workmen of skill and
ability and use nothing but the best
Of all kinds of material. They have
been in business here for the past three
years and their reputation for high
grade work is more than local and
brings them trade from distance.
They do a general blacksmith and re-
pair business including wood and
wagon work, and every job that leaves
their shop is warranted to give entire
satisfaction. The members Of the firm
are J. B. Klein and II. c. Ashbaugh,
two we'll known business men of
Heppner.
s. j. wing.
The furniture trade of this city is very
extensive, permeatIng the whole Of the |
county and surrounding territory, and
chief among the dealers in this line is
Mr.. S. J. Wing of this city. MIR. Wing
carries a large and complete stock of
plain and fancy furniture. carpets, rugs,
wall paper, crockery, glassware, stoves
and ranges and his prices are as low as
the best can be sold for. His st )ck is
new and up-to-date and every article
sold is guaranteed to prove as repre-
-ented. Mr.. Wing has been in bu-
ness here for the past seven months,
and by applying the golden rule to
trade principles he has built up large
and growing trade. He ships in large
quantities and takes advantage of
every discount, which enables him to