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t THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, LODGE DIRECTORY We have a few Farm Account Books left UEEN ESTHER CHAPTER No. ML O. E. 8, meets second Tuesday evening of each month at 800 sharp in Masonic hall. Visiting members welcome. Sue D Dobler, W. M. Have you got yours? HERMISTON LODGE NO. 138, A. F. & A M. meets in Masonic Hall on First and Third T. D. Worster, W. M First National Bank VINEYARD LODGE NO. 206, 1. O O. F. V meets each Monday evening in Odd Fellows hall. Visiting member, cordially invited. W. R. Longhorn, See. G.H. Myers. N.G. OF HERMISTON PROFESSIONAL CARDS Dr. Freeze makes WHEN your subscription expires for VETERINARY SURGEON Saturday Evening Post ... $2.50 House Phone 21 regular visita to Her- Hermiston. Ore. Ladies Home Journal ....... 2.00 Consult him Country Gentleman ............... 1.00 free and be assured of send your renewals to me. I only DR. R. G. GALE good eye service. 36 get credit for the subscriptions I Physician and Burgeon send in. If you send it in I get no Office—Gladys Ave. near First St. credit. Leave part of the money Hours: home. Ed. H. Graham. 47-tfc Office Phono 641 W to 12; 2 to 4; 7 to 8. WANT ADS J FOR RENT—Furnished rooms. E. P. Illsley. 22-2tp LEGAL Blanks of all descriptions for sale at The Herald Office. WANTED DR FRANCIS P. ADAMS Physician and Surgeop Eyes treated, tested and Glasses Fitted Office over First National Bank OFFICE PHONE, 92 RESIDENCE PHONE. 595 Office Hours: 9 to 12 a. m.; 2 to 5:30 p. m. WANTED—We are in the market SUMMONS for a few cars of No. 1 alfalfa hay In the Circuit Court of the State Day or night calls answered promptly at market price. Our office is of Oregon for Umatilla County. open daily and we will be pleased Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co., a Cor to have growers call and see us. poration, Plaintiff, vs. R. W. Hamm, DR. W. W. ILLSLEY 21-tfc Defendant. W. A. Leathers. Office over First National Bank To R. W. HAMM, ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT: Osteopathy Medicine Surgery WANTED Maternity nursing either In the Name of the State of Ore « Calls answered at al) hours- locally or out of town. Inquire gon you are hereby summoned and Office phone 551 Residence phone 711 20-4tp. required to appear and answer the this office. complaint filed against you in the FOR RENT above entitled action on or before r FOR RENT—Nice furnished room. the date of the last publication of DENTISTRY 23-tfc summons herein, to-wit, on or be Mrs. C. D. Hay. Hermiston, Oregon fore April 1st, 1921, and if you fail Bank Bldg. LOST AND FOUND so to appear and answer herein for Office, Office Phone, 93 Office Hours LOST—Between Westland and Shot want thereof the plaintiff will take Residence Phone 8 a. m. to 5 p. m. well’s, a lady’s brown coat and judgment against you for the sum of wool vest, coat contains cash and *150.30 with interest thereon at the letters addressed to Mrs. W. H. rate of six per cent per annum from Ogden. Finder please return to July 22nd, 1920, until paid and for 23-tfc its costs and disbursements of this Jewelry store. action and for an order of sale of Optometrist and Optician LOST—Ladies kid gauntlett glove the following described personal Glasses ground to fit your eyes between bank and Hahn’s store. property belonging to the said de Reward if returned to this office. fendant heretofore attached in this Fifteen years experience at your serv ice 23-ltp action on August 11th, 1920, and still holden under said American Nat. Bank Bldg. LOST—An Ingersoll watch, nickle Writ of Attachment, to-wit, 4 the Pendleton, Oregon case, finder please return to Her sum of *232.75, the net pro ald office and receive reward. ceeds of 701-100 lb. sacks of flour 23-ltp attached in said action and sold as perishable property and the net pro FOR SALE ceeds paid to R. T. Brown, Clerk of the above entitled court and held in lieu of said flour and in addition Repair Work Cabinet Work FOR SALF—My 35 acre Crystal thereto; 1 electric fan. 1 bread cup Springs farm, built for a dairy board, 1 show case, 10 tables, 2 coun No Job too large or too small ters, 1 oil stove, 1 set of scales, 30 farm, concrete silo, running water, for us to handle five room house, farm is SE of city or more cups and saucers, all glasses, ALL WORK GUARANTEED limits. Also have for sale 60 acres 1 typewriter, 1 cash register, 112 1 Smiles SW of town. Will sell cases powdered milk, 2-30 lb cases of L. L. BOYNTON any part or all of the 60 acres, powdered sugar, 23 cans Carnation PHONE 253 Also have a few good, young colts milk, % bbl. lard, 25 bales of bread fit to work. P. P. Sullivan, Her- wrapping paper, 2 rolls of wrapping 23-tfc paper, 17 small bales of paper nap- misten, Oregon. kins, 8 bundles of paper sacks, sev FOR SALE—Five room bungalow eral bottles of extract flavoring. 1 Get Your nicely finished (built in features) large can of baking powder, 20 boxes of corn starch, 4 gallon pails of syr very reasonable. Albert Smith 23-tfc up, and other small kitchen supply items, and for judgment that said EVERY MORNING FOR SALE—Three fresh heifers moneys and the proceeds of said per cheap. J. W. Koger at the Prindle sonal property, or so much thereof as From Your 23-2tp shall be -necessary, be applied in sat- farm on the west side. isfaction of the judgment and order FOR SALE—Winesap apples, *1.50, of sale with costs and accruing costs. This summons is served upon you you furnish container. H. E. Han- 20-tfc pursuant to an order of the Hon. by. Gilbert W. Phelps, Judge of the above PENDLETON BAKING CO PRIZE Winning White Leghorn entitled court, which order was made Cockerels for sale or trade. Price and entered herein on February 9th, *3.00. Bernard Signs, Boardman, 1921, and required and directed pub Oregon. 20-4tc. lication of this summons for six con secutive weeks beginning with the FOR SALE—15 h. p. Alamo engine; issue of February 18th, 1921, to and Ford delivery body. See Harry including the Issue of April 1st, 1921 in the Hermiston Herald, a weekly Kelley. 61-Uc newspaper of Umatilla County, Ore- By Skilled Journeymen FOR SALE—Royal Typewriter, No. gon. Dated this 10th day of February, Barbers 10 in first class condition *50.00 10 tfe A. D. 1921. Peterson, Bishop & Clark. SHOWER BATHS Attorneys for Plaintiff. FOR SALE—20 acres, Stanfield pro P. O. Address, Pendleton, Oregon. ject, 10 acres alfalfa, all fenced 23-7tc rabbit wire, buildings and well. Stock and furniture also for sale. 42-tfc Inquire this office. D . F. V. PRIME Dr. Dale Rothwell Carpentering FRESH BREAD Local Dealer BARBERING WM, SHAAR FOR SALE—Fresh cow and calf. Also good dairy churn. Inquire at this office. 22-2tc FOR SALE—Beautiful Rhode Island Red Cockeral. Inquire at Jewelry 22-tfc Store. FOR SALE—50 second hand sewing machines in good condition, or will trade for hay, chickens, furniture, or anything else we can handle. C. E. Henley, Pendleton, or leave word with Mrs. W. B. Beasley, Hermiston. 14-tfe. WE have some plan books out that we need. If you have one of these please return it. Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co. 19-tfe MISCELLANEOUS A complete stock of bath tubs, toilets, wash bowles, and hot water tanks and fixtures. If we havent what you want, we’ll get It. Repairing I. E. Putman. and installing. CASH Paid for second hand goods. 17-tfc Correll’s Shop. T. L. Hall, transfer. Call Elliott's Tire shop, phone 192. 19-tfe Used Furniture, stoves, heaters and ranges bought, sold, exchanged or repaired. Correll’s shop. 7-tfc Elliott’s Tire Shop. THE feeling of security is well worth the premium paid. How about that Fire Insurance? See the E. P. Dodd Agency. 11-tfe Real Estate Loans. TRANSFER PHONE 192 Insurance, Investments Elliott’s Tire Shop Land and City Property : Bought, Sold, Rented, Exchang ed and improved. ‘ Insurance- strong American companies insuring against fire. The best Western companies. Correct rates. Experienced business attention as- surred. HERMISTON AUTO TRUCK TRANSFER PHONE 152 Loans-- Agency for Union Savings & Loan Association of Portland. Investment. Excellent rate of interest on money, protected ty State deposit of securities. Loans on improved city proper ty. Can let you have money to build. Investments: If you want to buy, advise with us as to safe investment. We know values, soils, water rights and possibilities of success. Can direct you right. We hold state license to do business and are under bond for honest dealing. Whatever we present we will stand by. E. P. DODD Hollis Percey, Prop. Hermiston, On. The French Restaurant BAKERY and CONFECTIONERY Elegantly Furnished Rooms in Connection STRICTLY FIRST CLASS Hohbach Bros., Proprietors Pendleton, Oregon BUTTER WRAPPERS Printed to Your Order THE HERALD OFFICE OREGON.’ STATION REPORT HELPFUL TO FARMERS OF OREGON THE PLAY HOUSE The Theatre New silage varities—Sunflower silage was compared with corn silage for lambs and cattle.- The stock did not take to the sunflower silage as readily as to corn silage, but ate it Just as well- after they were used to it. There was no apparent difference in the gain made, the sunflowers making •more gains in one test and less in another. Silage made from corn stover, corn without ears, proved palatable and satisfactory. It carried much more water and fiber than silage from ear corn, and its value was proportionate ly less. • Cloves straw has not yet been used satisfactorily as silage. Peas and bald barley silage and al falfa and bald barley silage gave ex cellent results for fattening steers and lambs and for wintering calves and yearlings. Large quantities of sunflowers and of peas and bald barley silage will be put up at the Eastern Oregon branch station this winter. Pig Fattening—Fish meal is an ex cellent supplement in pig feeding and equal to tankage. Pigs getting garbage with rape or wheat pasture in addition to grain do not need supplementary protein. If runts are separated from the bunch and given good feed they will make normal gains. Molasses not above 40 per cent of the ration has a value nearly as high as barley. Other points—Scores of other help- ful points are given in the new re- port. Copies free. Beautiful Oregon, Saturday, February 19 ELSIE FERGUSON e ---- IN----- “Counterfeit” MACK SENNET COMEDY “A Quack Doctor” 2:30, 7 and 9 15-35c Saturday, Feb. 19 Robertson-Cole “The Stealers' -A FOX COMEDY— 2:30, 7 and 9 p. m. 25-50c Wednesday, February 23 ROBERT WARWICK ---- IN----- “The Force of Knowledge” PARAMOUNT MAGAZINE 15-35C 7 and 9 SPECIAL Thursday, Feb. 24 Farm and Home Reminders Nodules of nitrogen-gathering bac teria were found to be much more numerous on the alfalfa roots grown with sulfur fertilization than on root from the check plots at the southern Oregon branch station. This was especially true of alfalfa from old stands, and on the heavy soil types. —Experiment station, O. A. C. Silage is fed to. fattening steers in bunks at the Eastern Oregon branch station. About 10 pounds a day is fed at the start, the amount being in creased to 20 to 30 pounds as needed in two or three days. Danger of an imals going off feed on silage is slight. If more than 15 pounds per head is fed a day, it should be given in two feedings, morning and evening —Animal husbandry, O. A. C. Garden slugs are repelled by Bar deaux mixture, wet or dry, and read ily poisoned by calcium arsenate mix ed with 16 times as much chopped lettuce or other succulent leaves. Hence by spreading the Bordeaux, 4- 4-50, on the plants to be protected, and scattering the poisoned leaves about them, both protection of I he plants and destruction of the slugs can be had.—Entomology, O. A. G. Newtons showed highest per cent- age of fruit set on trees that had been fertilized twice with nitrate of soda, once on the test year and one the year previous. The trees of these tests are badly devitalized and cap able of using large amounts of nitro gen.—Horticulture, O. A. C. Fish may be preserved by salting and smoking, the degree to depend on the length of time they are to be kept. For early use salting over night with light smoking the next day is sufficient. Green hard woods such as maple, ash and willow are best.—Home Economics, O. A. C. The influence of the male in breed ing up the laying qualities of the flock is emphasized as a highly prac tical means. While no complete an alysis has been made of data gather- ed by the department, the facts in dicate that high egg production is not inherited from one parent only.— Poultry, O. A. C. Queen bees deteriorate after the first season as a rule, and should be replaced every year by good Italian queens, either purchased from some reliable queen breeder or reared by the beekeeper from his best stock.— Entomology, O. A. C. Children who dislike milk may be induced to take it freely through a straw or tube, or In disguised form with other foods, soup, cooked with cereals, custards, puddings, cream sauce on vegetables, and cocoa.— Home economics, O. A. C. Laying hens must have food con taining egg making elements. An- alysis show the following: Ash, 12.5 per cent, water, 65.7; protein, 11.4; fat. 8.9. The hen cannot counterfiet her product and must have the real elements In sufficient quantity to manufacture eggs out of surplus feed.—Poultry, O. A. C. A ton of alfalfa worth *20 a ton when fed alone and unchopped was worth *25 a ton fed chopped to fat- tening steers at the Eastern Oregon branch experiment station. Under most favorable conditions the cost of chopping was *2.75 a ton. The gain in feeding value from chopping when fed with grain did not justify the cost except when alfalfa prices were more than *25 a ton. Hermiston GEORGES CARPENTIER The Champion of France • -----IN----- (iThe Wonder Manf Robertson-Cole Comedy 7-9 P. M.--25-50c DON’T Send Away For a Watch Will sell you a better one for less and if anything is wrong I am here to fix it. Bring in Your Prices and I Will Beat Them WM. H. OGDEN JEWELER o MATCHMAKER TO THE MEST END BUTTER WRAPPER DAY We have designated every Saturday Butter Wrapper Day, and on SATURDAYS ONLY we will print your name on a special prepared form full size 9x12 sheet, for the following prices: 500 250 100 $3.00 $2.00 $1.25 CASH WITH ORDER Mail Orders Filled The Herald Pub. Co Hermiston, Oregon
