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A tramp through fields and woods with a good dog— the thrill
of a well-placed ’ shot— the bright fall weather-*-the healthful
exercise— this is the sport of early season shooting.
A Winchester shotgun with Winchester Leader or Repeater
shells gives you a hard-hitting, evenly-distributed shot pattern
for upland small game.
Get your new Winchester shotgun now.
Enioy It the whole season.
» Winchester Model 12— Hammertess, Repeating (Shotgun—
known as the “perfect repeater”— beautiful lines-—the right feel
and balance. Rapid, smooth working, accurate.
Be sure you have enough Winchester shells when you start
out.
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The Episcopal guild will meet with and inconvenience. We have not
ers. Mrs Stone resigned last week
and Miss Winkler wus brought here Mrs. H. M. Straw on Friday. Sept. been able to set quite as much news
23 at 2:30.
to fill the vacancy.
matter as usual on this account.
Mrs. C. E. Glasgow was In from
Ted Hall left here Friday morn­
Mr. and Mrs. IS. J. Kingsley mid
Mr. and Mra. Carl Voyen loft Sun­ ing for Corvullls where he will take Irrigon Monday.
day tor hunting trip to the mountain« up a vocational course In agricul­
ture at O. A. C.
returning last night.
COLUMBIA NEWS NOTES
Mlsa Frances Hinkle and Miss
Nicholas Codd of Spokane, one of
S P F C IA L C O R R E SP O N D E N C E
Dorothy Briggs left Sunday for the owners of the Hermiston Light
Monmouth where they will enter the and Power company Is In town this
Most of the farmers of the locality
Oregon State Normal.
week.
were fortunate In having their hay
In stacks before the recent rain storm
Miss Ruby Scott left Friday for
II. K. Dean is In Pendleton this Only a small amount of damage was
Cheney, Wash., to enter the normal week taking In the north west hay done however and the third cutting
school there.
and grain show there.
will be completed before many days.
Work on the telephone building
Fruit picking has begun in some
T. II. Gaither was a Pendleton vis­
Is continuing/ The crew are now en­ itor Tuesday.
places, many are hauling boxes get­
gaged n taking out the arched front.
ting ready for the crop which is
very
good in general. A few trees
Roy Mnmmersley of Pendleton was
The roads have been full of cars in Hermiston Friday nnd Saturday in many orchards have small apples
going to the round-up the past few on business of the Knights of Pyth­ on account of the damage done
from the severe cold winter of 191!).
days.
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The tree3 were not strong enough
to bear the fruit to the matured
Miss I.aura Phipps left Tuesday
Sunday and Monday saw some
morning for Walla Walla where she very rainy weather in this vicinity state. It is notictble that the dam­
aged trees are here and there among
will enter Whitman college.
The rain began Sunday evening and
apparently hardy healthy ones.
continued nt Intervals through Mon­
Miss huella Winkler of Portland day. It was not very much appreci­
A millinery school was held at the
Is now stenographer at the office of ated here on account of the hay
home of Mrs. Howard Reid Monday
the Oregon Co-operative Hay Grow- which was down nt the time.
conducted by Mrs. Edith Van Deusen
county demonstration agent. Several
who had started work at the school
held In Hermiston recently completed
their work at this meeting.
HUNTERS
ATTENTION
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Several farmers and their families
will attend the Round-Up this week
In Pendleton the hay and grain show
in the alfalfa building on Main
street. The show promises to be an
annual affair.
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Our stock of Shotguns, Rifles, shells and cart­
ridges is all lined up for the hunting season.
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Western Ammunition Is featured In our store
and Western Shells In both the Field (low base)
and Record (high base) cost a little less than other
makes.
Western Shells are used exclusively by
many of the champion shooters of the world.
By all means use Western Shells.
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J. D. Mann of Portland, deputy IT.
S. Marshall for Oregon Is In town on
official business.
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The Herald has been bothered by
shortage of power all this week.
Sometime« we haven't had any and
meet of the time we haven't had
enough. Since our linotype and
presses require electric power to run
this has caused considerable delay
Further particulars will be announced the first ol
tl e month
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111 special features but the Binging
of Patience Desire Mann both before
and after rejuvenation, the original
"pomes” of Betsey Bobbctt and the
presiding of Josephine Jane Green
drew strongly in applause. The
latter showed the instincts of a true
politician. Every vote was unani­
mously carried no matter how many
voted “No." Then, too, the revela­
tions when a mouse was discovered
In tho convention hall were especial­
ly striking.
A pendant pin seemingly a Rebekah
emblem wus found after the Board-
man fair and has been left at the
office of the superintendent. Owner
may receive the same by notifying
M. B. Signs.
The Boardman schools enrolled an
even hundred the first week which
closely approaches the total enroll­
ment of the preceding year. The
school is evenly divided between boys
and girls. Several pupils are enter­
ing this week and all are settling
down to vigorous work. Steps have
been taken to organize and train a
school orchestra. This work will be
in charge of Mr. 1-ee. It Is also a
matter of community pride that all
the graduates of the high school are
entering college this fall. Miss Belle
Packard at Walla Walla, nnd Paul
Hatch and Uram Messenger at O. A.
C.
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Hounshell and
family have taken up their residence
on the Jon M farm for the winter,
Persons owing accounts to the city
4 children are attending school.
They had been living on the Pearson meat market are requested to settle
place the past two months and form­ the same at once as we wish to get
the old firm business closed by Oct.
erly lived at Echo.
1. City Meat Market.
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The Neighborhood club will meet
Wednesday the 28th at the home of
Mrs. Will Leathers.
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CARD OF TUANKS
We wish to extend our sincere
thanks and appreciation to our many
kind friends. In this, our latest be­
reavement.
We feel especially grateful to the
ones who arranged the funeral and
i furnished cars, to the singers and our
various friends and neighbors who
sent such beautiful flowers, and ex­
tended so many*comforting words
Mr. and Mrs. A. K. McFarland
Nlo and Gene McFarland
Effie Bullack.
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