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THE HERMISTON see us for Traveler. SAFE AND CONVENIENT First National Bank OF HERMISTON Dr. Freeze makes regular visita to Her miston. Consult him free and be assured of good eye service. 36 HERMISTON, OREGON At The Movie BANKING When contemplating a trip, Checks ALD, FOR SALF—32 Acres Playhouse Tuesday, November 23rd One of the greatest treats ever heard here will be given by THE GREAT SHIRLEY - AND co. Mr. Mr, . Shirley is known as the Saxophone King, and is pronounced everywhere to be the greatest saxophone soloist In the world. He is also expert on other instruments among them being the cornet, piccolo and xylophone. Many years experience on the con- cert stage and the best vaudeville circuits has taught him how to ar range a program to suit the many different tastes of the public. He is supported by a ladies orchestra under the leadership of Madam Shirley, each one being an artist of true merit. Madam Ardelle is a singer of experience both in concert and vaudeville. The saxophone quartet will be especially good and entertaining, as well as the string trio. There will be many other specialties too numerous to mention Don't forget the time and date. BIGGER. BETTER PICTURES THE PLAY HOUSE OREGON Saturday, Nov. 20 Who killed Henry Forbes? HIS LAST FALSE STEP”-Comedy Matinee 2:30; Evening, 7 and 9 1% miles from Stanfield on highway. All equip- ment buildings. and cattle Priced go with Good at a place. snap. Geo. W. Elder Real Estate Agency. Oregon Hotel bldg., Hermiston, Ore ____ ______________ 10-tie We have a number of good, used Fords Prices ranging from $200 to 3350, each one a bargain. Terms it desired. You cannot afford to wait at these prices. Hermiston Lynn D. Hayward, Mrs. Sylvia D Aut Co.________ 10-3tc Hayward, and Miss Agnes D. Derby, WANTED Through our connection with the arrived in Hermiston from James NOTICE: All classified ads are sup town, New York, Wednesday morn posed to be paid in advance. Here- Oregon Motor Garage, Pendleton, we after, this rule will be strictly en- are now able to offer to this territory ing, and are guests at the home of Herald Pub. Co. the advantages of their high class Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Beals of this city forced. car exchange. Here are a few They will remain over Thanksgiving, WANTED—Clean cotton rags at the used when they will leave for San Diago. real bargains: Herald office. California. Two 1919 Buick Touring, 5 pass One 1918 Buick Turing, 5 pass. TYPEWRITER Ribbons and carbon One 0 1918 Buick Touring, 7 pass. R. F. Walter, assistant chief engi paper for sale at the Herald. One 1013 1918 Buick Roadster. neer in the Reclamation service, One 1918 Dodge Touring. WANTED—To trade a Ford touring One Page Convertable Roadster stationed at Denver, Colorado, was in car for good team of horses. H. One 1917 1920 - - - Roadster. Buick Hermiston last week, making an of E. Hamby. 9-tfc One 1920 Ford Truck. Solid Tires, ficial inspection. like new. FOR SALE Come in and get our prices and Reverend Ira D. Hall left Monday terms. FOR SALE—Good bath tub and some for Portland, where he will be during Hermiston Auto Co. good fence posts reasonable. Call 10-3tc. the week, attending the Baptist or phone 251. 10-tfc ministerial confrence, held at the FOR SALE—Special sale on Buck East Side Baptist church. Turkey for sale. Phone 4082. 10-ltc ram hat shapes. Percey Sisters. 9-2tc We have some large pieces of card ' Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Dodd spent Fri- board for decoration purposes for Thanksgiving and Christmas. As FOR SALE—Duroc Jersey swine. day and Saturday in Pendleton, Mr. sorted colors. The Herald Office. Spring and fall pigs sired by the Dodd going to attend a meeting of , 10-ltc grand champion. C. C. Mason. the committeemen interested in the 5-tfc Republican campaign just past, and FOR SALE—2 reg. Jersey Heifers, also 1 horse for sale, weight about FOR SALE—Work horses Including Mrs. Dodd for a few day’s shopping. 1250.. J. S. Dyer. 9-tic four year old colt weell broken. J. H. Reid. A murder mystery that will baffle 44-tfc Mr. and Mrs. C. S. McNaught left FOR SALE—Weaned pigs. C. M. Ed- you, melodrama that will thrill you, or Pendleton Monday. Mr. Mc- 10-2tp FOR SALE—2 horses with harness, a romance that is full of intrigue. monda. Phone 643. Naught returned the same day, while one wagon, 2 dozen chickens. E. “The Teeth of the Tiger" at the Play Mrs. McNaught will remain there for F. Pierson. 4-tfc FOR SALE—Piano. Inquire Fannie house Saturday, November 20th. everal days. C. Todd. 9-tfc FOR SALE—New line of embroider A hunting party consisting of Dr. FOR SALE—Howard, heating stove ies ready for Christmas sale. Also Call for School Warrants in good condition. Phone 183 or display of crochet work suitable F. V. Prime, H. E. Hitt, E. J. Kings Notice is hereby given that school 341. 9-tfc ley and W. T. Roberts left Hermiston varrents of School District No. 14, for gifts. Percey Sisters. 9-2 tc Saturday night for Arlington, return ounty of Umatilla. State of Oregon. FOR SALE—"Golden-Glow Ranch" Himbers 2130 to 2231 inclusive, will Boardman, Ore. 80 Acres, 45 A. Corn fattened hogs for sale. M. W. ing Monday. Bum luck. e paid on presentation to me at my Bloom, Columbia district. 9-2tp in alfalfa. 10 A. in other crops. office of the Tum-A-Luni Lumber Co. For Fire Insurance see O.. C. Young 50 A. rabbit fenced. Small house, Interest ceases after this date. 6-tfc at Dodd’s office. Dated at Hermiston, Oregon, this MISCELLANEOUS barn and large machine shed. $10, 19th day of November, 1920. 000 before Nov. 25. Adolf Skoubo. R. A. Brownson 8-3tp STRAYED—2 iron gray geldings, Real Estate Fire and Automobile In Clerk weight about 1500; one sorrel surance; C. W. La Barre. 7-tfc 10-ltc. mare, weight about 1100. Were FOR SALE—Winesap Apples, $2.00 haltered, one dragging chain, and Used Furniture, stoves, heaters and NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION and $1.00 box. H. E. Hanby. 8-3tc were headed towards Butter Creek. Department of the Interior, U. S. ranges bought, sold, exchanged or Reward. Notify Chas. W. Powell, Grande, Oregon, FOR SALE OR TRADE—120 acre repaired. Correll's shop. 7-tfc Land Office at La 10-2tp Irrigon, Ore. October 9th, 1920. ranch. Would like small place Notice is hereby given that Ed- close In as part payment. Inquire Good boy wants place to work and go We have a large stock of adding ma 8-tfc chine rolls of paper. Call or write ward E. Shaw, of Hermiston, Ore- to school. Will work Saturdays at jewelry store. ton, who, on Nov. 17, 1917, made for a supply for your machine. for wages. Victor Swank, Her- Homestead Entry, No. 018253, for 10-ltc. miston, Oregon. FOR SALE—Royal Typewriter, No. N1, Section 14, Township 5 North, Elliott’s Tire Shop. 10 in first class condition $50.00 flange 29 East, Willamette Merid- 10-tfc TO TRADE—Two 1100 pound mares an, has filed notice of intention to for good sized work horse. Weaned Public Notice lake three-year proof, to establish DO YOU need a new typewriter rib- pigs 15.00 each. H. J. Stillings. Umatilla Project, Oregon, District laim to the land above described, No. 34 bon? The Herald office has a lot 10-tfc Department of the interior, Wash before W. J. Warner, United States of them in stock, good ones too. Commissioner, at his office, at Her- ington. D. C. November 4. 1920. 1 . SUPPLEMENTAL CONSTRUC niston, Oregon, on the 16th day of FOR SALE—1 Registered Jersey LOST—a child’s gray sweater. Re heifer, 8 months old. 1 thoro- turn to this office and receive re- TION: Under the provisions of the December, 1920. Claimant names as witnesses: bred Poland China gilt, 6 months 10-ltp Reclamation Act of June 17, 1902 ward. William O. Sutherland, William (32 Stat., 388,) and acts amenda old. Inquire at this office. 6-tfc tory thereof, or supplementary there 9. Whitesett, Frank H. Donaldson, FOR SALE—15 h. p. Alamo engine; A complete stock of bath tubs, toilets, to, particularly section 4 of the Rec and Fred E. Earnhart, all of Her wash bowles, and hot water tanks lamation Extension Act of August miston, Oregon. Ford delivery body. See Harry C. S. Dunn, and fixtures. If we havent what 13, 1914 (38 Stat., 686.) a majority Kelley. 61-tfc Register. you want, we'll get it. Repairing of the water right applicants and 7-5tC and installing. I. E. Putman. owners of the land included in Dis FOR SALE—Weaned pigs. R. C. trict No. 34 of the Umatilla Project, Challis 10-2tc WILL TRADE—13,000.00 Mortgage Oregon, have made agreements pro for good sheep or cattle. F. D. viding for an increase In the cost of FOR SALE—20 acres, Stanfield Pro construction in the sum of forty dol Stanley 10-2tc lars ($40) per irrigable acre. This ject, io acres alfalfa, all fenced rabbit wire, buildings and well. Do you have trouble starting your increased cost is for the concrete lin Ford in the morning? Install an ing of what is known as the “DH” Stock and furniture also for sale. "easy starter" and your trouble lateral for approximately 300 lineal 42-tfc Inquire this office. dissapears. $12.50. Hermiston feet, and the relocation and con struction of said lateral for approxi Auto Co. 9-tre mately 970 lineal feet; also the con WAXED Carbon paper that will not struction of 1350 lineal feet of new For Sale or Trade—Wheat land soil the hands for sale at the Her lateral from the “D” canal, in order that water may be delivered as near or stock ranches for sale or ald office. as practicable to the commanding trade in Oregon, Washington FREE WOOD—enough to last the points of the various units in said and Montana, will take irrigat- ordinary family four years, about district, all of which supplemental ed land as part payment and six hundred trees, four horses and construction will involve a cost of terms to suit on balance. We two men can take out over one not to exceed Forty dollars ($40) per will sell you a wheat ranch on hundred per day. Robb Bros. 9-2ct acre of irrigable land. small payment down and bal- 2 RATIFICATION: The said a- ance on easy payments. G. A. Rise- greements are hereby ratified and General Auctioneering. Oregon-Washington Ranches Co. Work confirmed and the said increase in ling, Stanfield, Oregon, Bowman hotel bldg., Pendleton, 3-tfc the construction charge of Forty dol guaranteed, phone. Oregon, Box 613, Phone 6 12. lars ($40) per irrigable acre is here Strayed or Stolen—2 ponies, both by made effective in accordance with the conditions of the said agree bays. One has white face and ments and as herein specified. feet. J. K. Shotwell. • 3-tfc FOR W. SALE — Good farm team. . 3 LANDS EFFECTED: The lands Agnew. 47-tf C In the district, all of which are sub ----------- . — • ject to said Increased charge, are de Adding machine rolls of paper for scribed as follows: u you want to sell your land or Sale at the Herald office. Township 4 North, Range 28 E . home write to us and we will w M call on you and make arrange- FOR SALE—1 room house 20x24. Sec. 3, SW* NW% SW* W‘ menta. We make quick sales. G»n be moved easily. J. 8- Dyer. SVS ’ . ’Ys NEL NEY su SEW Oregon-Washington Ranches Co. 41-tfc Bowman hotel bldg., Pendleton, NWE N7SWZ"NWS"A sw% Oregon, Box 513, Phone 542. (WANT ADS. HERMISTON, æ tí® Admission, 15c, 35c Sunday, November 21 TOM MOORE in “Duds” A Goldwyn Feature HAROLD LLOYD in “His Royal Slyness Paths Review Matines 2:30: Evsning, 7 and 9 Admission, 15c, 35c Tuesday, Nov. 23 SHIRLEY, World’s Greatest Saxa- phone Soloist Rr. Ladies Orchestra Admission 35c, 5Oc One Show Only, 8 P. M. Dorothy Dalton in ifL Apache A picture of the underworld in Paris “SECRET SOCIETY”-Comedy Famous Players Admission 15c, 35c One Show Only, 8 P. M SPECIAL--Thevkkiving Two Shews Prices- 35c - 15c (ilhe Primrose Ring" and a Famous Players Comedy THNKSGIVING GREETINGS 9 wo extend to you. We want every patron to feel that we are deeply grateful for courtesies shown us. In requesting a continuance of your patronage in OUR LINE it gives us pleasure to tell you that we are making greater efforts than usual to merit your good will and add to our circle of friends. CITY BAKERY Hermiston, Oregon. A HOT TIME Cheery Winter Fires often develop big ones CARRY FULL FIRE PROTECTION E P. Dodd Car Trouble? Fire Insurance CALL US Engine stop? Something wrong with the mechanism? Just step to the phone, tell central to give you No. 571 and your troubles will soon be over. We are the greatest little trouble fixers you ever ran across. We're hunting trouble— CAR TROUBLE. We live on trouble FOR SALE—Edison Phonograph cheap. Mrs. C. M. Jensen. 61tfc POR SALE—40 Acres irrigated air- aura ranch. Price, tt sold before T L Hall Transfer—City and country frauling. Leave orders.at Elliott’s Tire Shop. Phone 192- 30tfc January 1st, $6,600. $2,500 cash. Best buy on project. Ray W. Sprague, Motor route A, Hermiston WHEN your subscription expires for _ 10-ltp Saturday Evening Post . . . . . . $2.50 Ladles Home Journal .......... 2 00 Country Gentleman -------- - 1.00 FOR SALE— 1917 Fora runabout has send your renewals to me. I only • truck body and 4 new tires. gat credit for the subscriptions I Price $200. T. H. Haddox. 10-2tp POR SALE— Gas tarak. 10-tfc I kana IT Leave M you part send of it in the 1 money get no credit. home. Ed. H. Graham. 47-tre NW 1, 4 PAYMENT OF INCREASED CHARGE: Such increased charge of Forty dollars ($40) per irrigable acre shall be added to the construc tion charge against the land in ques tion and be paid In additional annual installments after the last of the in- stallments nt the present construc tion charge, being eight annual in stallments of Five dollars ($5) per irrigable acre each. John Barton Payne Secretary of the Interior. 10-ltc. And we get rid of your trouble so quickly and easily that you almost feel like inviting trouble just to see us straighten it out. No trouble too troublesome for us to remedy. Hermiston Auto Co
