-THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON.
HAROLD LLOYD IN “NUMBER
PLEASE,” NEXT WEDNESDAY
We Jo a
General Line of Banking
Business
INSURANCE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
o f Hermiston, Oregon
D on’t fa il to Insure th a t hay.
WANT ADS
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FOR SALE
100 POUND MARE to sell or trade
for cow. C. V. W ilson.
3-tfc.
FOR SALE— A new camera, cost >30
for *25. Inquire H erald office.
6-tfc.
FOR SALE— R egistered
H olstein
bull, 3 years old. H oskins Bros.
S tan field .
6-4tp.
STOVES FOR SALE— Good wood and
coal stoves for sole. Dr. W. W.
Illsley.
6-tfe.
DAIRY UNIT AUTHORIZED
AT UNION BRANCH STATION
E sablishm ent o f a dairy u n it at
the eastern Oregon experim ent sta
tion , U nion, has been authorized by
th e O. A. C. board o f regents. A
herd w ill be purchased and su itab le
b u ild in gs erected. S u fficien t funds
are on hand in th e treasury of the
branch Btatlon.
A ction taken follow ed an Inspec
tion o f the U nion branch sta tio n by
a com m ittee of the board o f regents,
together w ith Jam es T. Jardine, Ore
gon agricu ltu ral sta tio n director. The
com m ittee w as m uch impressed w ith
the p ossib ilities o f dairying in east
ern Oregon.
ueen esther chapter no . 101. o . b . s -
meet« second Tuesday e v e n u » of each month
nt HrOC ehnrv In M uonic hall. Viaitin« members
welcome.
Sue D. Dobler. W. M.
Kathryn L. Gamer. Sec.
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Pauline Frederick to Also Appear in
“The Love ®f Letty,” the
Same Evening
LJERMISTON LODGE NO. 118. A. P. A A . M
H meets in Iftaaonir Hall on First and Third
Tuesday evenings uf each month. Vieiting breth
"The Love o f Letty," adapted from
the stage success by Sir A rthur W ing
Pinero, the celebrated E n g lish dra
m atist, la P auline Frederick’s latest
Goldwyn starrin g vehicle. T his pio-
ture w ill be shown a t the Play Houus
W ednesday.
T h is dram atic story in volves ths
problem s w hich come to every at
tractive woman d uring her lifetim e
There is the test of her v an ity, the
test o f her honor when tem ptation
cornea to her in her darkest hour and
th e gradual character developm ent
through bitter experience w hich
many women are called upon to en
dure. A s w ith the character of Letty
the w om an w ho su ccessfu lly survives
b itter disappointm ent and rises above
it ev en tu a lly w ins real w isdom , peace
and happiness. The scenes in the
story flu ctu a te betw een location s in
London’s fin an cial district, beautiful
E n glish hom es and a cheap boarding
house.
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H arold Lloyd w ill be seer. In the
com edy w h ich is "Num ber please.’
Lloyd is America's forem ost comedian
and h is pictures never fa il to draw
b ig crow ds. “ Number p lease,” Is one
of h is best and w ill be part o fthe
show here next W ednesday.
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MISCELLANEOUS
Ow ing to the' feet th at the Coal
Mines attach sig h t draft to B ill of
L ading m aking a ll eogl strictly cash
on arrival, w e are com pelled to in
stall a ca?h w ith order system to our
cv etctro rs. B eg in n in g A ug. 1 0th ,
1921, all orders for fu el m ust be ac
companied w ith cash.
Inland Em pire Lumber Co.
4 3-tfc. Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co. .
W ANTED— 9500 for one year. E n
dow m ent insurance m aturing 1922
for security. Inquire a t Herald
office for party.
3-2tp.
B righ t rail w eather gives the fru it
growers opportunity to "W orm”
their peach and prune trees. The
root borer is one o f the moet serious
pests o f the peach and prune in Ore
gon. "W orm ing,” or rem oving the
borere by hand is as y et the most re
liab le method know n for their con
trol. Use a sharp k n ife and avoid
injury to the tree. It is w ell to ap
ply Bordeaux m ixture to the wounds
before replacing the soil. The for-
mulaea o f w hich w ill be sen t free to
any one Interested.— Entom ology.
W ANTED TO BUY about 25 pounds
N ew and Improved in stru ction s
of clean cotton rags. H erald of
fice.
6-tfc. m aking Bordeaux by adding sugar to
prevent decom position of the spray
W ANTED TO BUY veal and eggs. are now availab le for diatrtbutlon by
Send your eggs. W rite or phone the O. A. C. Experim ent station.
about veal. E arl B row nell, Uma
tilla .
1-tfc.
W isconsin has a new law prohibit
ELLIOTT’S
TIRE
SHOP— Oates in g the placeing o f th e foot upon a
tires.
6 2 -ltc . brass rail w h ile drin k in g a non -in
to x ica tin g beverage. In that state
CASH Paid for second hand goods.
.vou’re
not even allow ed to im agine__
Correll's Shop.
lT-tfis
Tacoma Ledger.
TH E fe elin g o f secu rity Is w ell worth
th e premium paid.
H ow about
A Kemarkable Record
th at Fire Insurance? See th e B.
C ham berlain’s Cough Remedy has
P. Dodd A gency.
11-tf^
a rem arkable record. It has been
A com plete stock o f bath tubs, to ilets, in use for colds, croup and w hooping
w ash bow lee, and hot w ater tanks
and fixtu res. If w e h aven t w hat cough for alm ost h a lf a century and
you w an t, w e’ll g et it. R epairing has con stan tly grow n In favor and
and in sta llin g .
I. E. Putm an. popularity as its good q u alities be
came better know n. It is the stand
P hone T63.
ard and main reliance for these di
ADDING m achine rolls a t th e Herald seases in thousands o f homes. The
office.
facts th at It san alw ays be depended
TYPs;W RITER ribbons and carbon upon and is safe and pleasant to
paper at th e H erald office.
take are greatly ia its favor w hen it
Is w anted for children.
New and Used Merchandise bought, sold
and exchanged. W . A. Correll.
SPECIAL SCHOOL MEETING
N otice is hereby given to the legal
E. L. HALL Transfer. Call E llio tt’s voters o f Union H igh School D istrict
Tire Shop, phone 192.
4S-tfe. No. 4 o t U m atilla County, S tate of
Oregon, th a t a special m eetin g of
W E W A NT a few ears o f hay. W. said D istrict w ill be held on the 21st
A. Leathers.
52-tfc, day of October, 1921, a t 1 :2 0 o ’clock
In the afternoon, a t the high school
TYPEW RITER Ribbons and carbon auditorium In the school b u ild in g in
H erm iston, Oregon, for the follow in g
paper for sa le a t th e Herald.
objects:
To subm it to th e legal voters of
Stoves, heaters, ranges bought, sold, ex
said Union H igh School D istrict No.
changed or repaired. CorreU’s Shop.
4 th e question of u n itin g School Dis
trict No. 23 and School D istrict No.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
I l l to said U nion H igh School D is
D epartm ent of the- rnterrior. U. 8. trict, No. 4, o f U m atilla County.,
Land O ffice at La Grande, Oregon, Oregon, for high school purposes o n
Septem ber 36. 1121.
ly. th u s en largin g said Union High
N otice la hereby given th at Charles School D istrict No. 4 of U m atilla
E. Opel, o f H erm iston. Oregon, who. County. Oregon, to include School
on June 5. 1918, made Homestead D istrict No. 116 and 8chool D istrict
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E ntry. No. 019201. for Farm U nit No. 2».
M aurice D. Scroggs
"C" or the 8 W U 8 W U . Section 19,
Chairman. Board of Directors.
T ow nship 5 N orth, R ange 29 East.
A ttest: R. A. Brown son
^ W illam ette Meridian, has filed notice
D istrict Clerk.
w f in ten tion to m ake F inal Three-
year Proof, to establish claim to the
lend above described, before United
S tates Commissioner, at H erm iston,
K f Typ« DUROC-JERSETS
Oreeon, on the 29th day o f November
1921.
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L a r g e S p r in g B o a r s fo r
C laim aat nam es as w itn esses: *
A rthar W . Purdy. Andrew McMil
s a le o f M arch fa rro w .
lan . Frank B. Swayae. J. T. Straaear
»11 of fttnnlaton. Oregon.
C. 8. D unn.
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Register
Gee. StrahaL Hmautaa, Or«.
The Story of
Our States
T. D. Worstnr. W. M
C. W . Kellogg. Secy.
V IN E Y A R D LODGE NO. 206. L O. O. . F.
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v meet« each Monday evening in Odd Fellow,
hall. VUiting member» cordially Invited.
W. R. Loaghorn. Sec.
Jack Knapp. N . G
Umatilla. Orogon
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H e r m is t o n , O r e g o n
U m a tilla F rid a y
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H erm iston S a tu rd a y
Louise Glawm
IN
“SEX”
H erm isto n Sunday
SURG EO N
House Phone 21
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The Play House £
S Pound’s Theater
J. A . P E E D
V E T E R IN A R Y
Herm iston, Ore.
D R . R. G. G A LE
Will Rogers in “Jubilo”
F h p a le la n a n d » u r g e e n
Office—Gladys Ave. near Fir.» S t.
Office Hour«:
2 to 6: 7:30 to ».
Phono 641
Harold Lloyd in “The Tip”
D R . F R A N C IS P. A D A M S
Physician and Surgeon
W ednesday
Eyea treated, tested and Glasses Fitted
Office over First National Bank
OFFICE PHONE. W
RESIDENCE PHONE. 686
Office Hours: 9 to 12 a. m.; 2 to 6:90 p. m.
.Pauline Frederick
Day or n ig h t ca lls answ ered promptly
“Loves of Letty”
DR. W. W. ILLSLEY
Office over First National Bank
Osteopathy
Medicine
Surgery
Call« answered at all hour»
Office phone 551
Residence phone 711
HAROLD LLOYD
DR. C. 0 . WAINSCOTT
By JONATHAN BRACE
P h ysician and Surgeon
X -R ay S p ecialist
Phones, Res. 889-J— O ffice 866
Office Rooms, 16-16-17 Bond B ld’g.
P endleton, Oregon
VIII.
SOUTH CAROLINA
D r . F. V . P R T M E
S MARY-
L A N D
had
been
made a pro
prietary gov
ernment, 1 n
l i k e manner
th e territory
extending from Virginia to Flor
ida w as granted by Charles II
In 1663 to eight gentlemen as a
reward for their efforts in his
behalf.
The name Carolina
comes from the Latin, Carolus,
meaning Charles. It w as not
really named after Charles 11,
but originally in honor of Charles
IX, king o f France, by Hugue
nots who built a fort near Beau
fort In 1662.
The fact that the Carolinas
became later, two distinct colo
nies w as due to chance. It hap
pened that the earliest settle
m ents located at points far re
moved from each other. The
first permanent settlem ents In
South C a r o 11 na were about
Charleston, while those In North
Carolina were around Albemarle
sound. The life In the two sec
tions also w as quite different
South Carolina w as largely de
voted to the cultivation of rice
* and indigo and the planters soon
grew very rich with their large
estates on which the labor was
performed by slaves. In fa c t
Just before the Revolution the
population showed tw ice as many
blacks as whites.
In 1729 the government o f the
Carolinas w as turned back by
the lord proprietors to the king
and there w as then formed the
two separate province^.
South Carolina w as the eighth
sta te to adopt the Constitution,
the vote of ratification being
passed In May, 1788. Tbe Pal
m etto state, as Booth Carolina
Is som etim es called, extends over
30,989 square miles, and It par
ticipates in the presidential elec
tion to the extbnt of nine elec
tors.
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P R O F E S S IO N A L C A R D S
Farm Reminders
TWO YOUNG COWS FOR SALE,
T w en ty m inutes to h alf an hour
both g iv in g m ilk. One w ill be of dryin g is u su ally su fficien t to
fresh In January. 9100 for both.
make Bordeaux stick to the trees for
Inquire th is office.
6-tfc.
m onths even through the rainy
w eather finds the O. A. C. E xp eri
FOR SALE OR TRADE
Chalmers car, run only 7000 m iles, m ent station . Don’t let the prospect
good condition, 9350 cash and terms o f rain delay spraying. Only actual
or trade balance on Ford or lig h t rain should atop it.— B otany and
truck, cows, horses, furniture, house,
P lan t P athology.
lots or acreage. M. Neadeau, Her
m iston, Ore., Phpne 275.
6 -ltc .
F all plow ing of upland vegetable
FOR SALE— 46, head good cow s and gardens make it possible for the land
heifers. H olstein s and Jerseys. to be worked earlier the follow in g
T hese w ere shipped from C aliforn spring. Many w estern Oregon soils
ia last year. A ll are from choice
dairy cow s and registered bulls. in the home gardens are such as 40
Inquire Cy M aklnson, S tan field , be b enefitted by ly in g rough during
Oregon, on the Burt M ullin place. the w in ter exposed to frost. A coat
3-tfc. in g o f straw y m anure turned under
the top surface o f soil w ill help to
FOR SALE—Three fresh registered Jersey
prevent excessive leach in g.— O. A. C.
cows. C. E. Clevela'nd. Stanfield, Ore.
E xperim ent station .
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L O D G E D IR E C T O R Y
In th e C om edy Special
“Number P lease”
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Hermiston. Oregon
Office. Bank Bldg.
Office Phone, 93
Residence Phone
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Office Hours
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J. D . Z Ü R C H E R
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Stanfield
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Oregon
Old Clothes Made
to Look Like New
H .S . M C K E N Z IE , M. D .
EYE. EAR. NOSE A N D THROAT 1
H a, removed from h i. former location In the
Bond Bldg. to
Rooms 1, 2 and 8 Inland Empire' Bank Bldg.
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Eyes Scientlflcally'« Examined
Lenses Ground and .Fitted
Pendleton
Oregon
American National Bank
Bldg.
Service
. Speed
Economy
F ru it, B aled H ay and
L ivestock T ra n sfe r
0 . 0 . Felthouse :: Phone 404
A Real Advertiser
F C O U R SE you know th e sto ry o f th e
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business m an w ho a d v ertise d fo r an
office boy.
W hen he reached his office th e n e x t day
th e re w ere a b o u t fifty boys in line.
J u s t as
he w as a b o u t to s ta r t in q u estio n in g boy
n u m b er one, his ste n o g ra p h e r h an d ed him
HERMISTON AUTO TRUCK
TRANSFER
a card on w hich w as scribbled:
“ D on’t do a n y th in g u n til you see me.
I ’m th e la st kid in th e line, b u t I ’m telling
P H O N I O R IS O N H A R D W A R R
NO. 4SI
H. Robinett, Prop.
Hermiston,
M IC K 1 £ S A Y S :
Ore.
you I ’m th e re -w ith th e goods.”
H ere w as a boy w ho knew th e value of
ad v ertisin g .
H e s e n t his m essage to th e
m an w ho had w h a t he w an ted .
Do you th in k fo r a single m in u te th a t
w u t w o e , u u w c u mdors vookikfa
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th e business m an hired a boy u n til he had
ta k en one good look a t th e fellow w ho had
in itia tiv e enough to a d v e rtise h im self in
advance?
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Elliott’s Tire Shop
■J. B. V A U G H A N S
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" Q U A L IT Y
A D V E R T IS IN G ”
It Goes to People Who Buy
T h e F ren ch R estau ran t
It's not hard times coming.
I t ’s ju s t soft times going
BAKEIT eed COHFECTIONEBT
Elegantly Furnished Renma In Connection
STRICTLY F1RHT CLASH
Hohbach Bros., Proprietors
PcndWton. Oregon
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Sobicribe For The Benld
A nother th in g to thank the Lord
for
In the present contlgency is that
lik e Ireland w hich finds governm ent
th
e
shoe man has to buy coal and
so Irksome should have tw o govern
tbe
coal man s h o e e —Tacoma News«
m en ts at on es and the sam e tim e.—
N gsb ville Southern Lumberman.
Herald.
It Is un fortu n ate th at a country