THE
H E R M IS T O N
HERALD,
11 - L ■ '
EXCHANGE
(Too late for last week)
B oardm an, Ore., Feb. 11— T h a
B oardm an schools an d C om m unity
$ 1.00 to $ 1 0 . 0 0 - , _5c $50.00 to $ 1 0 0 .0 0 - ,,15c
have had a busy and p ro fitab le week­
$10.00 to $ 5 0 .0 0 — 10c Each additional $100 . . 15c
end. On W ednesday aftern o o n Mrs.
Lulu Johnson, county nurse arriv ed
Draft* and Traveler* Chock* for all Part* World
for th e m o n th ly school Inspection,
w eighing all th e pupils and check­
ing u p h ealth conditions.
T h u rsd ay aftern o o n th e F arm ers'
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF HERMISTON
in s titu te began w ith an extensive
H erm iston, Oregon
discussion of irrig a tio n an d d ra in ­
age led by Prof. Johnson of O. A. C.
F rid ay m orn in g Miss Cooley of O.
A. C. had a class of women in cloth-
I ing economy and P rof G unn of O. A.
TAKEN UP NOTICE
Notice is hereby given th a t I have I C. gave a com parison of costs and
taken up and have kept for about 3 p ro fits w ith records from hay, dairy
A D V E R T IS E
days a t my place, know n a t th e Bed-
YOUR W A NTS
dow ranch 7 m iles n o rth east of H er­ I and diversified farm s for th e year
IN THE
m iston the follow ing described a n ­ 11919 and 1920. The sta tistic s show -
im al:
led th a t tho tw o last represented the
One sorrel gelding, probably about : best chances to m ake money. In th e
10 years old: no brands, s ta r in fore­
head, w hite spot on nose, rig h t hind afternoon Miss Cooley continued h er
foot w hite, w eight about 1100, said ¡w ork w ith an e n th u sastic class and
anim al w ill be sold, unless redeemed, jC. S. B rew ster of K err-G ifford and
at public auction to the highest bid ­ Co. (of P o rtlan d discussed p o u ltry
der for cash in hand on the 3rd day
HORSES
•f M arch, 1922 a t above described laisin g from h is know ledge an d ex­
COWS
ranch a t 1 o'clock p. m.
perience gained by 18 y ears of study
SH EEP
Dated a t H erm iston on th is 16th teaching and p ractice.
POULTRY
lay o f Feb., 1922.
S atu rd ay m orning P rof. N. C.
SE TTIN G EGGS
23-2tc. _
Signed, G. L. B en n ett
Jam eison of O. A. C. discussed local
NOTICE OF SHERIFF S SALE ¡dairy problem s w ith special re fe r­
R EA L ESTAT E
UNDER EXECUTION
ence to th e ben efits of keeping high
For S ale : For R ent
For Exchonge
Notice is hereby given, th a t by producing, h ig h te s tin g cows and
v irtu e of an execution issued out of proper feeding of th e sam e. In th s
YOU’LL GET RESULTS
the C ircuit Court of th e S tate of
Oregon for U m atilla County to mo aftern o o n Prof. H. A. L udgren of
directed and delivered upon a ju d g ­ O. A C. presented the hog as an econ.
By g e ttin g your niesuage into the
m ent and decree rendered in said omlc a d ju n c t of th e farm production
farm home« o f the Went End
C ourt on the 10th day of F ebruary, in th e consum ption of farm w aste
o f U m atilla C ounty
1922, In favor of R. W. C argill,
ag ain st Arnold B uhm ann and A nna M products. Miss Cooley continued h er
One Line : One Time
B uhm ann In th e su it tlierein pending work w ith tho women w ith n discus­
w herein th e said R. W. C argill w as sion from th e sta n d p o in t of th e house
One Dime
p la in tiff and th e said A rnold B uh­ | wife.
m ann and A nna M. B uhniann were
Special featu res of th e occasion
defendents, for the sum of $2516.60,
w ith In terest thereon at th e ra te of were com m unity d in n ers on F rid ay
8 per cent per annum from th e 24 th and S atu rd ay and an ex h ib it of tho
day of December, 1921, u n til paid and work of th e vocational d ep artm en t of
for the fu rth e r sum of $250.00 a t ­
torney fees, and for the fu rth e r sum tho schools. From 30 to 100 farm ers
of $23.00 costs and disbursem ents, and th eir wives atten d ed tho sessions
w hich said decree and judg em en t
and order of sale have been duly
B oardm an h ig h school won its
FOR SALE
docketed and enrolled In the office of
the clerk of said court, and In and second gam e of b ask etb all from Ir­
FOR SALE— Seven cows. Geo Root. by w hich said judgem ent, decree and rigon S atu rd ay n ig h t 12-15. T hey
o rd er of sale it was directed th a t
1-tc. th e h erein after described real p ro p ­ play S tan field a t that, place on tho
e rty in U m atilla County, Oregon, to- 17th, w hich concludes th e ir schedulo
FOR SALE— Eleven lay in g Oregon w it:
sand baseball w ill th en have th e ir a t­
P ullets. C. C. Mason.
2 3 -lto
The N o rth east q u a rte r of th e ten tio n
outhw est q u a rte r of the Southeast
______ .
FOR QUICK SA LE - 1 T i miles S
q u a rte r of Section N ine (9 ), T ow n­
south east of Iffermiston. Two Hogs ship F our (4 ) , N orth of R ange
A. L. Mays of th e s ta te highw ay
20 chickens, 1 H orse, w agon, plow T w enty-eight (2 8 ), E. W M. to g eth ­ service h as moved w ith his fam ily
some
wood,
coal
and
o th er er w ith the tenem ents, h ered itam en ts
th in g s too num erous to m ention. and ap p u rten an ces th ereto belong­ from P endleton to B oardm an and w ill
Come and pick o u t yo u r bargain. ing including all w ater rig h ts and develope a tr a c t of la n d w hich ho
A. R einikka, ow ner.
23-2tp. rig h ts to use of w ater thereon th ereto owns w est of tow n.
belonging or In anyw ise a p p e rta in ­
FOR SALE— Home G row n an n u al ing, and also all of th e estate, rig h t
Mrs. L ulu Johnson, county nurse,
H ubin W hite Sw eet Clover Seed. and in terest of said A rnold B uhniann
$1.00 per lb. in 15 lb. lots, less and A nna M. B uhm ann in and to th e sp en t tw o days In B oardm an th is
am ounts $1.50 per lb. Jim Tabor same, be sold by the sh eriff of Uma­ week co n tin u in g th e h e a lth inspec­
$2-4 tc. tilla County, Oregon, to satisfy said tion recen tly In au g u rated . A t th is
ju dgm ent and all costs.
tim e all th e pupils w ere ag ain w eigh­
FOR SALE— Good team P erchefon
Therefore, I w ill, on th e 25th day
m ares, ago 4 and 6; prico rig h t. of March, 1922, a t th e ho u r of tw o ed and m easured an d given special'
Look them over. C. C. Clem esm ith, o'clock in th e aftern o o n of said day, inspection for skin and th ro a t infec­
1 mllo n o rth H erm iston.
22-2tp at th e front door of th e Court House tions. R ecom m endations a re m ade di­
in the City of P end leto n , U m atilla rect to th e p aren ts an d fam ily visits
FOR SALE— E m pire No. 4 2 Cream Cunty, Oregon, sell all th e rig h t, t i ­
S eparator, used less th an 6 m onths tle and In terest w hich th e said de­ a re m ade w henever necessary.
capacity 450 pounds per hour. W ill fe n d an ts A rnold B uhm ann and A nna
sacrifice for $45. E arl C. Brow ­ M B uhm ann, o r e ith e r of them , had
Tho local tow n council m et w ith
nell, U m atilla.
22-tfc. on th e 28th day of A pril, 1920, or th e school board in an effo rt to have
since then have acquired, or n ow
FOR SALE— Men’s and Boy's L eath er have, in and to th e follow ing describ­ th e school d istric t continue to fu rn ­
P u ttees, $3, $4, $5 and $6. K ing­ ed prem ises, situ a te d In U m atilla ish w ater fo r the tow n. The board
sley's.
County, S tate of Oregon, to-w it:
how ever, decided th a t th e load on tho
The N o rth east q u a rte r of the school p la n t w as heavy enough in
FOR SALE— Six m on th s billy sired Southw est q u a rte r of the S outheast
by $1000 N ubian. P rice $10. B er­ q u a rte r of Section N ine (9 ), T ow n­ serving tho school.
nard Signs, B oardm an Ore. 20-4tc ship F our (4 ) . N orth of R ange
T w en ty -eig h t (2 8 ), E.W.M. to g eth er
S upt. M. B. Signs of th e B oardm an
FOR SALE OR TRADE— F o u r w heel w ith tenem ents h ered itam en ts and schools h as n o tified th e board th a t
drive a u t tru c k new p n eum atic ap p u rten an ces th ereto belonging in ­
tires. E asy term s for cash deal, cluding all w ater rig h ts and rig h ts to ow ing to o th e r p lan s he w ill not be a
o r w ill tra d e fo r lan d , c a ttle and th e use of w ater th ereon th ereto be­ ¡candidate for re-election w hen th e
hogs. W. A. L eath ers.
16-tfc. longing or in anyw ise ap p ertain in g ; consideration of teach ers for next
and also all of th e rig h t, estate, t i ­ j y ear comes before th e beard a t its
GROW GRAPES u n d e r co n tract. tle and in te re st of said A rnold Bu- ¡M arch m eeting. Mr. Signs is con­
V ery low prices for vines for com­ m ann and A nna M. B uhm ann I an a
m ercial p lan tin g . Peaches. A p ri­ to th e sam e; said lan d s to be sold a t clu d in g his th ird y ear as head of the
cots, C herries, all k in d s of fr u it public auction to th e highest bidder | schools d u rin g w hich tim e they have
and o rn am en tal stock. Ask fo r for cash in hand, th e proceeds of grow n stead ily in nu m b ers and ef­
grape circu lar. Home N u rsery sale to be applied in satisfactio n of
ficiency an d it is g en erally conceded
Co. R ichland, W ash.
17-tfc said execution and all costs.
D ated th is 1 0 th day of F eb ru ary th a t th is is th e b est y ear th e schools
PUY A HOME— 10 to 4 4 acres, p a r­ 1922.
have know n.
Zoeth H ouser. Sheriff.
tia lly Im proved. Jo in s city on
east. W a te r rig h t paid to date. 23-5tc.
by J. C. M arin, D eputy
12 y ears to pay. E b er D. Mossie.
17-8to.
WOTTCF OF PWTRTTT'«! SALE
D r a ft* to A U P a rt* of tko (Jotted S tole*
W A N T AD
COLUM N
UNDER EXECUTION
COLUMBIA
NEWS NOTES
arvciAL. ooRBXsroNnxNCB
FOR SALE— A new cam era, cost $36
N otice is hereby given th a t by v ir­
for $26. Inquire H erald office. tu e of an execution issued o u t of th e
T he N eighborhood club w ill m eet
6-tfc. C ircu it C ourt, S tate of Oregon, for
U m atilla C ounty, and to me directed ¡W ednesday, Feb. 22 in th e P rim ary
and delivered, upon the Judgem ent room a t th e school house. T h is w ill
LOST AND FOUND
and decree rendered and en tered in be th e firs t stu d y m eeting. A num -
said Court of th e 8th day of F e b ru ­ ! b er of in te re stin g p ap ers on th e early
FOÜND 2 pocket books. Inquire ary . 1922, in favor of J. B. Beebe as , h isto ry of Oregon are b ein g prepared.
and a g ain st Theodore C.
Herald.
16-3tc. P P a la rk in s tiff
and Mary E. P ark s as D efend­ A fu ll a tte n d a n c e Is expected.
a n ts for th e sum of $264.13 w ith in ­
MISCELLANEOUS
te re st thereon a t th e ra te of 8 per
T h e p a trio tic pro g ram given by th e
cent per annum from A pril 9,
pupils of C olum bia school last F ri­
th
e
fu
rth
e
r
sum
of
$400.00
w
ith
In­
TOO R EN T— R anch of 640 acres, %
m ile so u th of W estlan d : 200 acres te re st thereon a t th e ra te of 8 per day evening w as well rendered. The
u n d er w ater, 140 acres in alfalfa, cent per annum from Ju n e 1 0 . 1 9 2 « . deb ate follow ing, on G overnm ent
good ra b b it fence. B arn for 30 th e fu rth e r sum of $75.00 a tto rn e y ’s P rice C ontrol, w as very in te re stin g
cows. F arm m achin ery and stock fees, and for $23.00 costs and d is­ The a ffairm ativ e w as ably handled by
tw o good w ells w ith w indm ill. bursem ents, w hich said decree. Judg­
Phone E ugene R anch or address m ent. and o rd er of sale h as been Messrs O tt, H offm an an d G raham ,
Chas. W are, H erm iston. Orc 23-2tp docketed an d enrolled in th e office how ever th e n eg ativ e han d led by
of th e Clerk of said C ircuit C o u rt; Messrs Goode, Som m erer and Phipps
B. L. HALL T ran sfer. C all K n e rr’» and w hereas by said Judgem ent, de­ won. A n o th er deb ate in th e n ear
garage. P hone 152.
12-tfc. cree and order of sale it was directed
th a t th d follow ing described real fu tu re Is being planned.
p ro p erty In U m atilla County, Oregon
SHOP—
Gates
IOTT'8
T
IR
E
ILL!
lt:
T he “ P um pkin C en ter” b asketball
5 2 -lte . to -w
tin
F arm U n it " F " of th e N orthw est
q u a rte r, b eing th e E ast H alf of team Is p la n n in g a n o th e r gam e w ith
CASH Paid for second hand kootta. S outheast Q u arter of N o rth w est th e A m erican Legion.
lY-«to q u a rte r of Section 26, T ow nship 5
Correll's Shop.
N o rth Range 28, E W. M. in U m atil­
V isito rs a t Colum bia school th is
THt! feelin g of security Is well worth la C ounty, Oregon
I w ill on th e 18th day of M arch. week w ere Mrs. C. M. Edm onds on
the premium paid.
How »bout
that Fire Insurance? See the E. A. D. 1922 a t th e h o u r of 2 o'clock Monday and Mrs. W. W. F elthouse
P. Dodd Agency.
11-tfe In th e afternoon of said dav at W est on W ednesday,
F ro n t Door of C ourt House in P en d le.
TYPEWRITER ribbons and carbon ton. U m atilla County, Oregon sell th e
F ra n k W augam an an d O tto H eini
rig h t,t title and In terest thg »Ola
paper at the Herald office.
Theodore C. P ark s and Mary E. P ark s w ere busy W ednesday c ircu latin g
New and Used Mefchandise bought, sold had in and to th e above described p etitio n s in reg ard to th e Union high
pro p erty on th e 10th day of Ju n e. A.
and exchanged.
A. Correll.
'
D 19’ 0 or since th en has acquired, school.
T Y P E W R IT E R R ibbons and carbo», a t public au ctio n to th e hig h est bid­
Mr. an d Mrs. C. A. K eller and
paper for eale at the Herald. ____ der for cash In hand, th e proceeds
to be applied in satisfactio n of said F ran ces were Sunday d in n er guests
execution
and
all
costs.
Stoves, heaters, ranges bought, sold, ex-
D ated th is 8th day of F eb ru ary , at th e Soneson home.
ehai<ed or repaired. Correll's shop.
__
A D 1 ,2 ?
...
Zoeth H ouser. Sheriff.
Miss H a ttie G raham w as ill Mon­
A dding machine rolls of paper for
23-Ste.
By J. C. M arin, D eputy day and Tuesday. G ladys W h itsett
sale at the Herald office.
ta u g h t th e p rim ary room d u rin g
Chamberlain’s Tablets
W A N T E D T O B U Y ve al an d eggs.
Miss H a ttie 's absence.
Tor
Indipestion
and
Constipation
Send your eggs. W rite or phone
"T
h
e
nicest
and
p
leasan
test
m
edi­
at-rat veal. Earl Brownell, Uma­
L ittle Tommy Haddox has been III
cine I have used for indigestion and
tilla.
constipation la C ham berlain’s T ab­ the past week.
ADDINO v a c h in e rolla at the Herald
leta," w rites M elard F. C raig. Middle
offle*.
Miss Laura Phipps retnrned to
Grove, N. Y. T hey w ork like a charm
school at W alla W alla Sunday after
and
do
n
o
t
gripe
or
leave
any
u>-
Read the Wand Ads.
spending the week-end at home.
Want Ads Bring Results
■U
H E R M IS T O N ,
O R E G O N .’
— ■'"■H-L.JJg1" ” »— ■ U '„ . JBg H BE JBL1LL A
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lb. HiQ'h School Mirror
LODGE DIRECTORY
ï Back in Business :
U E E N ESTHER C HAPTER No. 101. O. E. 8,
rn«*U second Tuesday evenina of each month
tot 8:00 sharp in Masonic hall. V isitin« m em bers
™ w eliom e.
M ic u ie E . Stew art. W . M.
■ | Kathryn L. Garner. Sec.
Devoted to the In terest and D evelopment of the H erm iston Schools
H U E R M IS T O N LODGE NO. 138. A . F . A A. M .
■ r i m eets in Masonic Hall on F irst and Third
n Tuesday evenings o f each m onth. V isitin g breth-
Nò. 19
Voi. 2.
L ast F riday evening th e high
school lost a double header to the
P ilot Rock bask etb all team s. The
games w ere botl) good, especially th e
g irls game, w hich w ent e x tra time.
P ilot Rock w inning 12-10. The boys
lost to P ilot Rock by a 29-19 score.
S atu rd ay n ig h t the basketball
team s play A thena high school a
doublehcader a t A thena. The play­
ers a re In tending to go in cars.
q
_ | ren welcome.
■ E. D. Dun if an. S ecy.
in stitu te was held in tho high school
last S aturday u n d er the direction of
Mr. Voelker. Mr. Green county sup­
e rin ten d en t ot schools gave th e p rin ­
cipal address of th e m eeting w hich
was attended by about 35 teachers.
A. F. Beisse, W. M.
INEY A RD LODGE NO. 208. I. O. O. F.
m eets each Monday evenir.g in Odd Fellows
hall. Viaitinu Members cordially invited.
W. R. Ix»nuhorn. Sec.
A. B u h nu n , N. G.
V
i
PRO FESSIO NAL C A R D S
H
I Our new brick shoe store is now open
I with a new line of goods. See us for
SHOE REPAIRING
At the Comm ercial club m eeting
Tuesday noon the club e n th u sia sti­
cally endorsed the ‘‘P u rp le and G old”
th e ann u al year book put o u t by
the high school th is year for the first
tim e under the direction of the J u n ­
ior class. M embers of th e club b e­
lieve th a t the high school should bo
able to put out a very creditable
book. The Juniors have been w ork­
ing for sonic tim e on the annual.
OAK TAN SHOE STORE
Sam
1)1?. R . ( } . G A L E
Physician and Surgeon
Office—Gladys Ave. near Firs* S t.
i Office Hour«:
2 to 5; 7:30 to 9.
Pheoe 841
DR. FRANCIS P. A D AM S
R o d g e r * . P ro p .
Phyairiaa sad Surgsos
n
L ast F rid ay evening a fte r the^bas.
k etb all gam es the losing side In th e
Red Crosp seal contest gave th e ir p a r­
ty to th e w in n in g side and the P ilot
Rock team s and coaches. A very
enjoyable evening was spent in games
T he next debate w ill be held F r i­
and dancing, and refreshm ents were
day evening, when th e affirm ativ e
served.
team w ill meet the Condon negative
team here, w hile the local negative
A nother weekly m otion picture team w ill m eet P en d leto n 's a ffirm a­
news reel was enjoyed by the high tive a t P endleton. Everyone who
school Monday. Also a t th a t timo Mr. can Is urged to a tten d th e debate
V oelker read the “ P erfect T rib u te ” and support tho local team.
to Lincoln.
i f l i i i i i i i i i i i i a
i i i
HERMISTON AUTO TRUCK
E yes treated, tested and G lasses F itted
Office over First N ational Bank
OFFICE PH ONE, 92
RESIDENCE PH ONE. 596
Office Hours: 9 to 12 a. m.; 2 to 5:30 p. m.
Day or night calls ai.sw eied prom ptly
DE. W. W. ILLSLEY
TRANSFER
Office over First N ational Bank
Osteopathy
P H O N E OREGON HARDWARE
No. 43
Surgery
I)R . F . V . P R I M E
H. Robinctt, Prop.
D R N T 'M T K Y
Hermiston, Ore.
W ednesday afternoon th e high
The high school held a pep m eet­ school d ebating team s debated be­
in g down tow n last F rid ay noon to fore th e stu d en ts of the high school.
arouse in te re st in the P ilo t Rock
game.
Miss Neva H aw kins form erly of
Echo has entered high school as a
A. very successful grade teach ers’ member of tbo sophomore class.
Medicine
Cal's answ ered at all hours
Office phone 551
R esidence phone 711
H erm ìslou, Oregon
Office. Bank Bldtr.
Office Phone, 93
Office Hours
R esidence Phone
8 a . i n . t o 5 p . m.
W. J. W A R N E R
SEE
attorney at law
H E R M IS T O N . O K K O O N
HITT
In a recent fire the R. A ddlem an j
fam ily lost 2 beds, the bedding, all
of th e ir canned fru it, potatoes and
squash. T h eir neighbors and friends
have been endeavoring to replace
th e ir losses so fa r as possible.
The N eighborhood club also gave
them a canned fru it show er a t th e
last m eeting. Mr. and Mrs. Addle-
man desire to express th e ir th an k s
and ap reciatio n of these m any kind
nesses.
.J. 1). Z U R C I I E R
L.A WVKK
Stanfield
-
-
Oregon
UMATILLA GENERAL HOSPITAL
—F O R —
W ell and M odernly Equipped
SDecial Rates in Maternity Case«
Miss Nell
tendent.
GUNS
su p erin ­
Edwards Bui,dine
I L S A l'K I iN Z I R . M . D .
F-YE. EAR. NOSE A N D THROAT
II.is removed fio m his form er location in th e
Bond ll'djr. to
Rooms 1. 2 and 3 Inland Empire Rank Rldy.
— and—
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. O tt, E dna and
W alter w ere d in n e r g uests a t the
C. M E dm ond’s home V alentine day.
K am m erlin,
AMMUNITION
P E N D ’ d C ’O N
:
O REDOX
D R . L . C. R I C H E Y
The Old Way-
Greatest Man.
Leonardo (la Vinci Is considered by
several competent judges to have the
strbngest claim io the title of the
greatest mao in History. He was tho
outstanding genius In the golden age
of genius, the age of Shakespeare.
Luther. Erasmus. Cervantes. Michael
Angelo Titian arid Raphael.
OPTOMETRIST A N D OPTICIAN
E yes Scientifically Exam ined
Lens««« Ground and Fitted
Am erican N ational Bank
Pendleton
Bid».
Oregon
A FULL LINE
(A s it used to be)
The New W'aj
DR. RAY LOGAN,
Service
Speed .
Economy
as w ill be used hy the Hermiston Cream­
ery Company with the latest improved
methods—and w ill be operated strictly
along business lines. Nothing but straight
forward business.
Am erican Shrub Appreciated.
One American shrub which has been
received with great appreciation In
England and which grows well there.
Is the gorgeous (lame azalea, culled hy
tile botanists azalea calendulaceutn.
Tills plant was sent to Europe many
years ago. and perhaps Is not grown so
widely now as It has tieen In the past,
owing to the greut Influx of rhododen­
dron varieties
I’hyslcan and Surgeon
Bring in Your Cream and
G et H ighest M arket
Price
Umatilla, Oreeron
T ruck H auling
C oal, $1 p e r to n
W ood, $1 p e r cord
T ru n k s a n d M oving
F r u it, B aled H a y a n d
L iv esto ck T r a n s f e r
TOWNSEND & SWARTOUT
A ll a t P r e - w a r P r ic e s
D. H. COOK
0. 0. Felthouse :: Phone 404
E llio tt's T ire Shop. Phone 192
A. D. CROSLAND & SON
Morrow County Creamery
Company
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of Transfer
BAKERY and CONFECTIONERY
Elegantly Furnished Rooms In Connection
STRKSTLY FIRST CLASS
Hohbach Bros., Proprietors
TWO TRUCKS
QUICK SERVICE
HEPPNER, OREGON
Fend’eton , Oregon
E . I j . I I A L L
Phone 785
W ill p a y h ig h e s t m a r k e t price f o r b u tte r f a t.
H o n e s t w e ig h ts a n d te s t.
T h e French Restaurant
G ive u s a tria l sh ip m e n t.
Calls Answered All Hours
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Printing.
WEST END FARMERS
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b e s t b u t te r w ra p p e rs. W e h a v e th e la rg e
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titie s , b u t w e a r e h e re to se rv e you all. If
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P endleton O ffice
F o rtla n d Office
115 E. Webb St.
14 N. Second St.
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“ The Home of Good Printing’’
L E T M E R E P A IR T H E M F O R Y O U
“We Wold Anything but the Break of Day”
THE HERMISTON HERALD
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Ore. Hdsrs Co.
FLOYD KNERR
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Ore. Hdwe. Co.
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