The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984, November 10, 1921, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextIt T H E HERMISTON HERALD, IEERMISTON, OREGON. ' L O D G E D IR E C T O R Y H ze do a Q INSURAiNCE C. W. Kellogg. Secy. D o n 't fa ll to Insure th a t hay. MICKIE SAYS: WANT ADS FOR SALE FOR SA LE— A new cam era, cost 13 6 * for 1 25. In q u ire H erald o ffic e . 6-tfe. FOR SA L E — R e g ister e d H o lstein b u ll. 3 y ea rs old. H o sk in s Bros. S ta n fie ld . 6 -4tp . JACKS FOR SALE Or le a se to th e r ig h t p a r ties for 1 9 2 2 . M ust be tak en by Dec. 1. B. F. S w a g - g a r t, L e x in g to n , Or. 7 -3 tp /AeHomeiape- Told ft! “W asn’t it fine about Pris cilla getting honors in her school work last term?” said Mrs. Smith to Mrs. Brown. “ W h a t? ” a s k e d M rs. Brow n. “I d i d n ’t know about it.” “But it was in the Home Town Paper,” replied Mrs. Smith. “Don’t you take it ?” “No,” said Mrs. Brown, "but I am going to.” And she did, for this is a true story. As m uch a p art of the c o m m u n ity life as is the school or church is the Home Town Paper. LOST— B row n w a te r S p a n ie l. F in d er return to C. V. W ilso n , H er m is to n . 9 -2tc. W A N T E D TO T R A D E FOR L A N D LOCATED AR O U ND H ERM ISTO N — 8340(1 In seco n d m o rtg a g e n o tes on lan d In S h erm an c o u n ty , Ore. F ir st m o r tg a g e , fed eral loan . H. B. B e lsh ie, M oro, Ore. 9 -3tc. LOST— B row n an d w h ite fox terrier pup, 7 mo. old. A n sw e r s to nam e o f S tu b b y . P h o n e 3 92 l o r re w ard. O tto C. P ie rc e . 9 -ltc BA R G A IN S— A d d in g m ach in e lin o leu m — rug. T e n t h o u se , secon d han d lu m b er, % In. pip e. W . A. Correll. 9-tfc. S W E E T CIDER 40 c e n ts a g a llo n . In q u ire C hexlk w areh ouse. 7 -tfc. O w in g to th e fact th a t th e Coal M in es a t t a ih sig h t draft to B ill of L a d in g m a k in g a ll coal s t r ic t ly cash on a r riv a l, w e are co m p elled to in s ta ll a cash w ith nrdnf sy stem to our c u r tc m o r s . B e g in n in g A u g. 1 0 th , 1 9 2 1 , a ll orders for fu e l m ust be a c com panied w ith cash. In lan d E m pire L um ber Co. 4 8 -tfc . T u m -A -L um L um ber Co. W A N T E D TO B U Y veal and S end your e g g s. W rite or a b o u t v ea l. E arl B ro w n ell, tilla . E LLIO TT’S tires. T IR E eg g s. ph one U m a 1 -tfc. SH O P— G a les 5 2 -ltc . CASH P aid for second h an d goods. T l- tic C orrell's Shop. T H E f e e lin g o f se c u r ity Is w e ll w ortn th e p rem iu m paid. H ow »bout th a t F ire In su ran ce? S ee th e E. P. Dodd A gen cy. 1 1-tfc A co m p lete sto ck o f b ath tub e, to ile ts, w a sh b o w le s, and hot w a te r tnnke and flx tiir e e . If w e h a v e n t w h et you w a n t, w e ’ll get It. R en a lrln e and In sta llin g . I. F. P utm an P h o n e 7 83, AD DIN G m a c h in e rolls at th e H e u ld o ffic e . — - - ■ — 4^ — — - - TYPEVl Rl'I'ER rib bon s en d carbon paper at t h s H erald o ffice. New and 1 '«► Merrhan.ll«« bought, sold and exchanged. W. A. Correll E. L. H A L L T ran sfer. C all E llio t t ’s T ire Sh op, ph on e 192. 4 8 -tfc. W E W A N T a fe w ears o f b a r W. A. L eath ers. 6 2 -tfc T Y P E W R IT E R R lhhonc and carbo»« pap er for s a ls at th e H srald . Stove«, heater«, ranges bought, »old, « - «hanged or repaired. Correll’» Shop. F O U N D - A u to c u sh io n about lo n g . In q u ire H erald . 8-ft. 8 -lt A d d in g m a c h in e r o lls o f paper for sa le a t th e H erald o fflr e . Good Health -I N ----- “The Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come” 15c 35c BU R G EO N fl ■ ■ H erm iston . Ore. H erm isto n Sunday D R . R. G. G A LE U m atilla M onday ■ ici« Office—Gladys Ave. near First St. Office Hour«: 2 to 5; 7:30 to 9. Phone Pavlowa ™ “Ignorance” Ml -ALBO - D R . F R A N C IS P. A D A M S Patrica Kirtly, a Movie Actress, will appear in person P h ysician and Surgeon Eyes treated, tested and Glasses Fitted Office over First National Bank OFFICE PHONE. 92 KH.SlDf.NCE PHONE. 596 Office Hours: 9 to 12 a. «n.; 2 to 6:30 p. m. 25c Day or n ig h t c a lls a i.s w e ie d prom ptly voru. They nre also fond of “dragon •w ill." ns fossilized shells are called Io Shunning glue Is made from usses' skins. -In u certain town of that province Is a well, the water of which, when drunk by asses, makes their skins especliiMv good for making glue. This glue brings a fancy price, as II « u famous to n ic throughout China. Before and After. Before he get* her he says: "How womnnlyl" when she does anything. Bui after he gets her he says: “That’s just like a woman I" when she does a thing.—Cincinnati Enquirer. Patcheet Up Organ. A prominent poetess writes: “My heart sings only when It break»." As she averages one such song per week, w h n t a condition her heart m ust be la — Boston T ra n scrip t 50c DR. W. W. ILLSLEY Office over First National Bank Osteopathy Medicine H erm isto n W ednesday Surgery Calls answered at all hours Office phone 551 Residence phoDe 711 A L L STA R CAST DR. C. 0. WAINSCOTT “Rogues and Romances” P h y sic ia n an d S u rg eo n X -R a y S p e c ia list P h o n e s, R es. 8 8 9 -J — O ffice 866 “Can you tell m t the date th e Bap tist church burned— I mean, o f course, O ffice R oom s, 1 5 -1 6 -1 7 B ond B ld ’g. P en d leto n , O regon the fam ous fire that all the old inhab ita n ts talk about?” T he librarian looked up from her work. “No, I can’t tell you the ex D E N T IS T R Y act date, but I think I can find It for Hermiston, Oregon you quickly, for w e have the flies of the local paper since It w as started. Iffice, Bank Ridir. I‘bone, 93 Office Hours My Impression Is that the fire— the Idg 8 a. m. to 5 p. m. Residence Phone i fire, as they call it— w as about 18Í3, and It won’t be a very long Job to look it np.” She went to the stack s In the rear LAW YER of the library, pulled out a dusty bound volum e marked “Herald, 1873,” S ta n fie ld - - O reg o n and spread It open on the table. “Ah. here It Is,” she said, a fter a m inute spent In turning over the yellow leaves. L I. S . M Q K E N Z I E , M . LX T he person who had Inquired for EYE. EAR, NOSE A N D THROATJ the date, a member of the woman's Has removed from his former location in the club o f the town, sut down and read Bond Bldg:, to the article. “T his gives me exactly Rooms 1, 2 and 3 Inland EmpireTBank Bldgr. the Inform ation I w anted,” she said. “I thought It wquld,” said the libra P E N D I . E T O N OREGON rian. “I fear m ost people do not ap preciate how valuable Is the local new spaper from the view point o f lo cal history. In fact. It seem s to me OPTOMETRIST .A N D ’ OPTICIAN that It Is about our only source. Only Eyes Scientifically Examined when an even t g e ts Into print is It Lenses Ground and.Fitted olllclatl.v recorded and filed for refer American National Bank Pendleton ence. F lim sy ns It Is, the printed Oregon Bldgr. word of today Is the counterpart of the ancient ston e Inscriptions that give us our records of a long-ago yesterday. ¡ r i s a t a I consider the bound volum es of our local papers perhaps th e m ost vain- ¡ able possession of th is library.” T here’s nt least one librarian who Is givin g “Subscribe for Your Home Town Paper W eek,” which w ill be ob- i served Novem ber 7-12, the m ost hearty backing she can give. NO TIC E T o T lie L e g a l V o ters o f R oad D istrict N o. 4 3 lu U m a tilla C ou nty, S ta te o f O regon . NO TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N th a t on th e 2 6 th day o f N ovem b er, A. D. 1 9 2 1 , at th e hou r o f o n e o ’clock P . M. th e r e o f, th a t a D istr ict R oad M eet S tron g for H o m e P aper j in g o f th e le g a l v o te r s In R oad D is tr ic t N o. 45 w ill be h eld in th e sch ool “No, I don’t take the local paper h ou se in sc h o o l d istr ic t No. 5 0 In sa id R oad D istr ict, fo r th e p u rp ose I n*”101 one fan n er said to an- o f v o tin g an a d d itio n a l tax of ten ! o tl,,r “ ** th ‘‘y w ere w ,lt,n * at the .. . „ „ . . , I cream ery to unload their milk, m ills on th e d o lla r on all ta x a b le | TheJ. hnd Jugt looklng at p roperty w ith in th e R oad D istrict, poster advertisin g “Subscribe for Your sa id tax a s v oted to be used for th e j Home T ow n Paper Week, Novem ber pu rp ose o f g ra d in g , g r a v e lin g and : 7-12.” “I take a dally paper, and o th e r w ise im p ro v in g an d co n str u c t- ! that's about all I need. It has a few Ing a' road in th e a fo r esa id R oad item s every week from our com mu nity, and I feel that I save two dol D istrict. lars a year by not subscribing to the I. M. S C H A N N E P . Co. J u d g e. home paper.” G. L. D U N N IN G , Co. Com . “W ell, that's one w ay to look at It,” Harold Lloyd ™ “Billy Blazes” 7:15-9:00 P. M. >E. E. C. R I C H E Y 15-35c W ith tw o big o f l i c e . PEN D LETO N an d PO RTLA ND I s p rep ared to handle th e business of E a s te rn O regon b e tte r th a n ev er before Cl O ur S p e c ia ltie s B B « ’ F arm s, Mills, C am ps, H otels, G arages, E tc. W e N e g o tiate L eases and R en tals ■ J W ir e R u .h O r d e r , a t O u r E x p e n .e ■ ■ ■ • P o rtla n d O ffice 14 N . Second S t. P e n d le to n O ffic e 115 E. W e b b S t. Phone 676 Tke eely Eaploymeat Office is Eastern Oregon with Connection, in Portland F ru it, Baled H ay and L ivestock T ra n s fe r 0 . 0 . Felthouse :: Phone 404 ANOTHER DROP IH TIRES E ffective N ov. 2, 1921 OLD PRICE NEW PRICE 3 0 x 3 $14.40 30x3* $17.50 32x3' $21.55 30x3 $12.35 3 0 x 3 $14.95 32x3' $19.40 O th er sizes in proportion I HERMISTON AUTO TRUCK TRANSFER P H C N t OREGON H A R D W A R I N o . 431 Com. said the other farm er, “but I’ve alw ays 8-3 tc ! felt that a local new spaper w as a H. Robinett, Prop. I pretty valuab le a sset to any commu- ! nlty, and If everybody took the attl- Hermiston, Ore. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION i tude you do, there couldn’t be any lo- D ep artm en t o f th e In terrio r, U, S j cal new spaper. O f course w e could Land O ffice at La G rande, O regon, I not get along w ithout our daily papers, S ep tem b er 30, 1921. N o tic e I* hereby g iv en th at C h arles | because they keep us Informed about E. O pel, o f H erm iston , O regon, w h o. w hat’s going on throughout the na-- on J u n e 5 19ÏR , m ade H om estead | tion and «"«vughout the world, but E n tr y , No. 0 1 9 2 0 1 , for F arm U n it when you say that they take care of ” C” or th e S W U 8 W U . S ection 19, our local new», I don't think y sa are T o w n sh ip 5 N orth , R a n g e 29 E ast, sticking d o s e to facts. Thu* aOnply PH O N E 192 W illa m e tte M eridian, h as file d n o tice can’t, and the publishers haren’e any of In ten tio n to m ak e F in al T h ree- personal Interest In our community L eave orders at year Proof, to e sta b lish claim to th e the w ay our editor has. land ab ove d escrib ed , b efore U n ited “1 have alw ays fe lt that I got value S ta te s C om m ission er, at H erm iston , received foe ev fry dollar Tve paid out O rncon, on th e 1 9 tli day o f N ovem ber In subscriptions t s th s local paper, and 1931. b bb 1 don’t have an Idea that running a t la ’m gn t nam es a s witness«»«: A rth u r W . P urdy, A n drew M eM Il-, country new spaper Is any m ore o f a 'an. F ran k B. S w sy r e , J. F. S tra sser wenith-prodneing proposition than run ning a farm. So long as Tve got tw o « KT.15CTR IO F I X T U fiTCSTJ all o f H erm isto n , O regon. dollars I Intend that the rural mall ’ A N D A P P L I A N C E S C. S. D unn. Phono 13T R e g ister carrier Is going to tuck a copy of the 1 0 3 P . C o u r t S t. P « n M Io to n , O to . ■ home paper In my box every w eek.” T hat farm er knows that the com IR B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B O B A Timely Suggestion T h is is th e season o f th e y ear m unity new spaper Is a n ecessity in hts hom e; that without it his home w h en th e p ru d en t and c a r e fu l h o u se - ' would he Incom plete and his part In w if e r e p le n ish e s h er su p p ly o f C ham - ) the com m unity wonlil he unsatisfactory T h e F ren ch R estaurant h e r la ln ’s Cough R em ed y. It ts a l- i to him self and his fam ily. He knows m ost c e r ta in t o he n eeded b efore th e the full value o f the local acarspaper BAKCXT md CONFECTIONUT w in te r Is o v e r and r e s u lts are m uch • • • £ icstlivtlow . E lr s u t lv F s r « i .M Room, la O m a w tlm m ore prom pt and sa tisfa c to r y w h en The local new spaper U ih-' servant it Is k e p t at h an d and g iv e n as soon of the com m unity In which It Is pub STRICTLY FIRST CLASS a s th e fir s t In d ica tio n o f * cold a p lished, but to ha a go«xl and efficient p ears and b efore It h a s b ecom e s e t servant It m ust ba fed by the people Hohbach Bros., Proprietor! tled In th e sy stem . T h ere la no d a n g It serves. It Is an Institution o f the town quite as much a s are the schools er In g iv in g It to c h ild r e n ns It and the churchea, and quite a s much c o n ta in s n o opiu m or other harm ful entitled to support. E. E. H A L L W e a re in shape now to g iv e you th e b e st of service on tires. Free Air and the Best of Equipment H e rb e rt H all has ta k e n over th e vulcanizing and w ill give you any service asked. Tvro door» east Ora. Bdw«. ( X FLOYD KNERR Two doors east Ore. Hdwe. Co. TR A N SFER Elliott’s Tire Shop * a ail a a « a a a B fi i¥SSj JJ. L V A U G H A N j 2 W ant Ads B ring R esults a ■ B B U B B g iB B B B B K B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B I Service Speed Economy cxauB ■ ■ Î PIONEER EMPLOYMENT CO. ! J. D. Z Ü R C H E R A tte st: R. E. B E A N , Co R. T. IIROW N. C lerk. I f you w ou ld e n jo y good h e a lth , k eep your b o w els regu lar. N o on e c a n rea so n a b ly h op e to fe e l w e ll, whet»- eo n a tlp a led W h en needed, ta k e C R am h etialn ’a T a b le ts. T h ey are m ild an d g e n tle . drug. ■ ■ ■ • D r . F. V . P R I M E FOR SA LE— N o. 17 D eL aval cream se p a r a to r w ith U n iv e r sa l p o w er a tta c h m e n t. A s good as n ew . O ne 1 brow n g e ld en , 6 y e a rs old , w e ig h t Oriental Peculiarities. ab ou t 1 3 0 0 , fo r sa le or trade for Chine««- medicine developed a «pe- good w a g o n . C. H . C h apin, E ch o, c a n a l h o u se N o. 4 B u tte r Creek. flat fondness for fossilized “dragon 9 -2 tp . bones." derived from extinct herhi- ¡ I JACK PICKFORD C om m unity’s A rch iv es FOR SA L E — Good h eavy tru ck . In fir s t c la ss c o n d itio n , new p n eu m a tic tir e s, w ill e x c h a n g e for land u n d er U m a tilla or w e st e x te n tlo n p rojects. W ould a ssu m e som e In deb ted n ess. In q u ire H erald. 9 -tfc MISCELLANEOUS H erm isto n S a tu rd a y W. II J. A . P E E D V B T K K IN A K Y s**o»*o* -••••— o-a--< FOR SA L E — 3 sh eep , 2 e w s and 1 w eath er. P h o n e E ch o 1 6 R 12. Jam es W are. H erm iston . 9 - lt p . U m a tilla F rid a y P R O F E S S IO N A L C A R D S House P h on e 21 S u b s c r ib e fo r Y ou r H o m e T ow n P aper W eek , Nov. 7-12 GOOD G R A D E CULL A P P L E S FOR S A L R —-60 c e n ts a sack . G eo. H. R oot, H er m isto n . 9 -ltp . = ■ W IN E Y A R D LODGE NO. 206. L O. O. F. r meets each Monday evening in Odd Fellows hall. Vi«titin1; members cordially invited. M. ft. Longhorn, See. Jack Knapp. N .G . FIRST NATIONAL BANK o f H erm iston , O regon T. D. Worstar. / - ............. "■■L H e r im .to n , O re g o n U m a tilla , O reg o n LJERM1STON LODGE NO. 138. A. F. A A . M . ' 1 1 meets in Masonie Hall on First and Third j Tuesday «- venina* of each month. Visiting breth ren we lorn«. , The Play House 2 ■ Pound’« Theater ueen estheb chapter N o . iol o . e . s .. meets second Tuesday «venin* of each month st 8-GO sharp in Masonic hall. Vn>itin< meutbers welcome. Sue D. Dobler. W. M. Kathryn L. Garner. Sec. General Line of Banking Business .'„ 'I " ',1 ■■■■■■■■■■■■•■■■■■■■■■■■a■■■■■■■■«■■■■■■ CITY MEAT MARKET ~ J u « t Received= = A Barrel of Sauer Kraut — 15c a quart We Handle Pendleton Bread 2 lo a v e s for a quarter SIKEY A HENDERSON, Praps.