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Lie HERMISTON ----- WE PAY • 48 . ON TIME DEPOSITS First National Bank OF HERMISTON . “ 1 WIT ■ 1 1 “a ■ “ niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiituiiiijiiniiiiiiiiiiMUiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiH Full Line of Ladies’ Shoes Full Line of Girls and Boys and Small Children’s Shoes. The Oak Tan Shoe Store repairing is sufficiently well known and proven to need no comment. Send your orders by mail or express and we will prepay them back to you on short notice. = § = I = The Oak Tan Shoe Store Sam Rodgers, Proprietor Hermiston, Oregon ÏÏlIIIIHiUUIIIIIIIIIIIIIItlIIIIIIHlIiilllllUlllllllllllllllillllllllllllllliillllIlHIÜIIIIIIÜItliï Dr. Freese makes regular visits to Her- miston. Consult him and be assured of eye service. 36 Going to build? Then get my prices on ready cut lumber for any kind of a house. Write me, I will call. C. W. LaBarre. 29tfc For Sale—Light' buggy harness. C. D. McNurlin, Umatilla, Ore. Phone 4762. 29tfc Good house for sale. See Geo. A. Cresey. 30tfc i Elliott’s Tire Shop. WANT ADS. For Sale—One redwood chest, two pair new curtains, some Japanese For Sale—Big type -Duroc-Jersey plates, cups and saucers, also other hogs. Geo. H. Root. 4 49tfc china. Mrs. R. Stewart, Motor Route A., Hermiston. 3Otfc Wanted—Your subscription for The American Boy, $2 per year. Ed. T. L. Hall Transfer—City and M. Graham. ltfc country hauling. Leave orders at Fire Insurance, Notary Public and Elliott’s Tire Shop. Phone 192. 30tfc typewriting and stenographic work. Real estate. C. W. LaBarr. 31tfc See Edile M. Johnson at Dodd's Ready cut houses. C. W. LaBarr. office. 3tfc Strayed—From Umatilla April 15, Wanted—Your subscription for The Saturday Evening Post, $2.50; one gray filly, branded TZ on left hip. Notify owner, C. E. Smith, The Ladies Home Journal, $2.00; Umatilla, Ore. 32tfc The Country Gentleman, $1.00. Ed. H. Graham, Hermiston, Ore. 35tfc. For Sale or Trade—Wheat land or stock ranches for sale or Spices and Extracts for the. House trade in Oregon, Washington wife—in fact. everything in the and Montana, will take irrigat Watkins line. Mail your orders, or ed land- as part payment and call at my home, one door east of terms to suit on balance. We Tum-a-L.um lumber yard in Hermis- will sell you a wheat ranch on ton, Ore., and make your selections. small'payment down and bal W. A. Mikesell. lltfc ance on easy payments. For Sale or Trade—Two h. p In Oregon-Washington Ranches Co. ternational gasoline engine. R. D. Bowman hotel bldg., Pendleton, Miller. 24tfc Oregon, Box 513, Phone 542. Fire Insurance in three strong companies. See Edile M. Johnson at For Sale—Team of mares with Dodd's office. 3tfc harness; weight 2400 lbs; good workers. In Lock pasture. See O. L. For Sale—Big Type Duroc Jersey Bennett on Beddow place. F. L. Jew- 32tfc boar, farrowed June 1, 1919; can be ett. registered. Inquire of F. N. Whit- For Sale—Registered brood sow ney, or phone 181. 17-tfc weaned pigs. A. W. Purdy. 34-ltc See Bennett for autioneering. 16tfc For Schweizer’s imported high grade exclusive dress materials and embroideries for spring and summer see Mrs. Burgess. 22tfc For Sale—Five acres of apple or- chard in good stand of alfalfa. Six room house and good barn. C. 8. McNaught. 27-tfc For Sale—17*4 acres joining Co- lumbia school and Columbia Park; ten acres in alfalfa. Finest location in east end of project. Call on or write A. R. Fisher, Hermiston, Ore. 19tfc For Sale—One dehorned Holstein cow and 1 Jersey cow, both now milking. Phone 4762. C. D. McNur- lin, Umatilla. 30-4tp For Sale-1918 model Velie, good as B J. Nation. 31tfc For Sale—One team horses 4 years old, weight 3200 pounds; also har ness and one 16 foot wheat rack. A. I. Basey, Butter Creek. 33-2tc For Sale—All household goods. including good range. furniture, etc. Leaving ranch. Mrs. Anna Rapper. Phone 208 or 42F12. - , , 33-2tc For 543. Sale—Weaned pigs. Phone 33-2tp If you want to sell your laud or home write io us and we will call on you and make arrange ments. We make quick sales. Oregon-Washington Ranchee Co. Bowman hotel bldg.. Pendleton, Oregon, Box 543, Phone 542. houses. For Sale—Indira bicycle. Cash or terms. See Herbert Hanellne. 34-2tc Ford touring car for sale—Just overhauled, new top. body just painted. Lay’s Garage. 34-ltc For Sale—At Anna Sapper ranch, near Columbia school—Range, oil stove, 2 ■ ovens, fireless cooker, 6 dining chairs and table, 2 bed room suits, side board, 6 walnut chairs, 5-piece parlor suite, like new, music cabinet, tables, rockers, mirrors, Victrola, sewing machine, hall rack, 2 mattresses, 2 carpets, 3 small rugs, pictures, bed couch, sanitary indoor toilet, miscellaneous tools, cooking utensels, dishes and many other household articles too numerous to mention. Am leaving ranch, every- thing to be sold. Come early and make selections. Everything of- fered in good condition. 34-2tc For Sale—Household furniture. practically new. Inquire at. this office. 34-2tc 5 Acre orchard close in. <0 Acres alfalfa, good buy. 20 Acres well improved. 6 Room house In city. A good business for sale or anything else you want ask C. W. LABARRE 34-2tc The warm weather of the past week has been making a showing on the rose bushes in the community, in many places they are covered with buds although the bushes were froz- eu down to the snow line during the severe winter, but apparently did lit tle harm, Leslie Sampson who sold his farm last year and moved to Portland, Is seen again on Hermiston streets, hav ing returned with his family to vis it his wife and folks and look up a new location. He has been In the barber business since leaving, but farming in the neighborhood looks good to him nevertheless. A real jolly time was had at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bellscamper, last Monday evening, the occassion being the 63rd birthday of Mr. B. Most delightful refreshments were served by the hostess after which stories of reminiscent days were re lated by several present, which proved that sand sage brush and jack rabbits can be very good topics tor pleasant stories. Many gifts were received by Mr. Bellscamper. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Jen- sen. Otto Heini, Mr. and Mrs. F. Beddow, Mr. and Mrs. G; Beddow. Mr. and Mrs. J. Udey, and S. R. Oldaker. Columbia pupils winning prizes at the final track meet held at Pendle ton last Saturday were: Florence Hannan, Claude Hadox and Sherlock Stockard. On account of the play at the ecrool which require a great deal of time of the pupils, they did not have the necessary training for the contests which made the number rather small - in winning prises. Great enthusiasm Is now being aroused’over base ball at the school, and people passing would think, the White Sox were on the diamond from the amount of rooting heard. A large sprinkling of ladies from Columbia attended the millinery school at Hermiston Tuesday and Thursday and will be continued over Saturday. The ladies will all appear to have bran new hats now, the H. C. L. being the least of their troubles on this score.e Mrs. Willarl Felthouse is expect- ede home now any time, having been at Spokane for the past month tak ing medical treatments. Jim Catron'. an oil time resident and who is now'living at Cascade Locks, was in the neighborhood the early part of the week on business. Tbe portrait' of Rev. Owen Jones, Columbia land owner, has been seen in the Penndleton Tribune ene day this week. Rev. Jones is touring the state in the interest of his candidacy on the Republican ticket for Con gress. He has a great many warm supporters here. Will Rhodes, who with his brother has bought the Lay garage, has been farming in the East end for the past three years. Friends and neighbors hope he will succeed as well in his new venture. Little Edna Ott has been threat ened with pneumonia the past week and on Thursday was taken to the doctor at Hermiston, since which time her condition is greatly im proved. Frank Poulson, brother of Mrs. Wade Noble, and wife from San Jose. California, are visiting at the Noble home. • The neighborhood club will meet at the home of Mrs. Edmunds Tues day the 18th, on the old Sellers place. Ladies bring needles and thimbles. Estrayed One black and one sorrel mare, Weight about 1600 and 1500 lbs. Last seen at Cold Springs siding on Columbia. Notify O. P. Smith at 34-ltc Highland Farm. ______ _ The city council held their reg ular meeting in the basement of the Library Thursday evening at which several bills were read and allowed also prices were placed on lots be longing to the city. Prices placed thereon ranged from $20 to $200. It was decided to give Geo. Holland See the minstrel show at the Aud $65 per month for tending to the itorium Saturday. May 15. Admis city irrigation system. sion 30 and 50 cents. "Put a qualified engineer on the Commission.” Vote for Rhea Luper, Republican nomination for Public pd adv Service Commissioner. PIONEER See Morrison at Morrison k. Son Garage on West Side for cut to fit B arber SHOP V. Prime Doctor and Mrs. motored to Pendleton Tuesday to pass the day visiting friends. -34tfe . For Sale—35 head of two and three year old ewes. C. E. Miles, Hermiston, Ore. -342c • Wanted—A furnished house rent.* Apply at Record office. to tf HERMISTON, OREGON COLUMBIA NEWS NOTES Does Interest Interest You? FIRST HERALD, E. MILES. PROP JOHNSTON (Massey-Harris) MOWERS The Mower that has a lighter draft and has proven the Best in Alfalfa BY ACTUAL TEST Phone 671 HARDWARE Why Willamel e University Needs Help Willamette University, located at Salem, is one of the oldest denominational schools in the country, has a magnificent rec- ord of achievement and has given to the world many men and women of strong chsracter who have contributed and are contributing to the beat prog rese of the nation's life—espe- dally of the Northwest. Willamette exista for but one purpose—to educate men and women fully, in a Christian way, and to send them ■ out into the world to help make it better. That Is what it has been doing for 75 years and what it will continue to do on a larger scale. Willamette now needs the re- habilitation of Waller hall, par tially destroyed by fire last De- cember, and completion of Lau- senne hall, the former for men and the latter as a dormitory for women. A central heating plant Is also required. Laymen of the Oregon confer- enee have set erot to raise $100,- 000 for this purpose. Confident that the old school is entitled to even more than this amount, they wlli canvass the state about next week. To what bet- ter Investment could money be put? Campaign headquarters are In ■ room 605, Platt building, Port- ‘ ; land. > I ' > , > ' > ’ > I ' , > , 1 i ; : ’ • ’ • ’ • , • i * , : ‘ ' : } i ' ; . - Phone 671 SAPPERS’ INC IMPLEMENTS Echo Flour Mills Echo, Oregon MANUFACTURERS OF High Grade Patent Blue Stem Flour ■ The Superior Product of Scientific Milling Makes Better Bread Try a Sack . DEALERS IN GRAIN AND FEED French Restaurant : : ; , : Just Arrived --- New UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Georgette Blouses, Apron-dresses & Hats Most up to date restaurant in Eastern Oregon I ■ : Come and Try our 35 cent dinner Bakery. Confectionery. Restaurant Stolen or Lost-—Fox terrier, male, white with black spots on head and tall. Answers to name of Colonel. "A technically trained man with Reward for return or information to business judgment." Vote for Rhea C. B. Hays. 34-lte Luper. Republican nomination for Public Servici Tomorrow—Hermiston vs. Irrigon at Hermiston. Subscribe for The Herald - them Pendleton LIGHT. MULCH AIDS BERRIES Tends to Keep Soil Moist and Pre- vents Frost Loosening Roots— Don't Smother Plants. Most of the berries are hardy with out protection tn winter so far as cold is concerned, but the light mulch will keep the soil moist and prevent frost loosening the roots. When putting the mulch on strawberries we have to make it thin or ft will smother the plants. BARBER SHOP Clean and Sanitary LONG AND SHORT HAULS PHONE 192 Hot and Cold Leave orders at SHOWER BATHS ELLIOTT’S Tl K K SII«»» WM. SHAAR Subscribe for The Herald. We Wish to Extend Our Thanks To our many customers who have patronized us dur ing the past year, and. trust they will favor the new owner of Lay’s Garage with the same generous cus tom. We will still be at the old stand for a short while Maxfield & Rhodes, however, will have complete management. We are desirous of getting our accounts cleaned up during this month. Those who have accounts on our books will favor us by calling around LAYS’ GARAGE BATHS IN CONNECTION see PERCEY SISTERS HOHBACH’S 4 4441190 0 0000*00000 * f Line of----
