The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984, March 22, 1923, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextTO E MEBMI8TO» H m i l . n , HEIÏÜISTOX, OREGON. High School Mirror K I N G S L E Y ’S H Í R M I S T O N ’« H O U t f O F Q U A L IT Y A N D S I R V I C B O 1 V oLl M irro r— B ig S ale o f Home Canned Fruit Peaches Blackberries Raspberries Plums Pickles Jams and Jellies IRRIGATION ASSESSMENT (Continued from page three) >0. 19 *' i ‘ consisting of cake, salad and punch Base ball practice le In full swing now and the "fever" has even struck the girls. They have been practic ing indoor base ball for several days and the chances for some good games are bright. was served. Never Fall Cylinders Miss Eleanor Briggs was hostess tor a card party at her home last Friday evening. The decorative scheme was suggestive of St. Pat. rick’s day. Highest honors in “500’’ Mise Yenney spent the week-end were captured by E nbry Warrtner. at her home In Walla Walla. w hile the “booby” fell to Dan Wine- sett. A dainty luncheon of cookies, Forrest Hess, former student of saiad and lemonade was served at the Two Rivers High school, Two Riv close of the evening. ers, Wash., enrolled here Tuesday. He w ill be a member of the Sopho- The high school is the recipient of nior class. a letter from the Oregon Council of English regarding a state wide essay Claude Haddox entertained a large contest, the topics of which w ill be group of high school students at a ‘‘Local H istory.” A silver loving delightful party at bis home in Col cup w ill be awarded to the winner. umbia, March 17. Games were en Essays must not be entered later joyed during the evening and a lunch than April 15. New Style Models Edison Phonographs 5 High Grade Patent B lue S tem F lour MILLLINERY Legal Blanks at The Herald Office Located at Blue Front Grocery 5 EDITH O. COPPINGER PO U L T R Y SU PPL Y are always true to their name. R eliable, service able, strong, suitable for all depths of wells. T h e y are your best insurance against pump trouble. A lw a y s in stock. C y lin d e r Oregon Hardware & Implement Co 7 he Hermiston Herald—$2.00 SUBSCRIBE NOW JU ST RECEIVED London Upright, $100 London Console, $135 45 Feet, Ed. Graham Est. ............................................ »3.15 Yes these models have record cabinets Lot 45 Feet, Edith Groves »3.15 45 Feet. A. L. Larson »3.15 Lot Echo, Oregon Lot 49 Feet, A. L. Larson »3.43 Baby Console, $175 Lot 49 Feet, Ed. Graham Est. ...................... ..................... »3.43 Ask to hear and see Lot 10 45 Feet. Ed. Graham Est ........................................... »3.15 these new Edison Dia M ANUFACTURERS OF Lot 11 45 Feet, Edith Groves »3.15 mond Disc Phtnrgraphs Lot 12 45 Feet, Ed. Graham Est. ............................................ »3.15 at prices so low that Lot 13 45 Feet, Ed. Graham Est. ........................................... »3.1 every family can now 45 Feet, A. L. Larson »3.16 Lot 14 own an Edison. Lot 15 45 Feet, Ed. Graham Est. ........................................... »3.15 Payments arranged to Lot 16 45 Feet, Ed. Graham Est. ..................... ................................ »3.15 suit you. Block 3— The Superior Product of Scientific Milling Lot 1 40 Feet, City of Hermis MITCHELL DRUG COMPANY ton »2.80 Makes Better Bread Lot 2 50 Feet, City of Hermis Dealer Edison and Victsr Phonograph« Hermiston, Oregon Try a Sack ton »3.50 Lot 3 50 Feet, Hermiston Pro duce & Supply Co...................»3.50 Lot 4 50 Feet, Hermiston Pro duce & Supply Co...................»3.50 Lot 5 50 Feet, Hermiston Pro duce & Supply Co................... »3.50 Lot 6 50 Feet, Hermiston Pro duce A Supply Co................... »3.50 Lot 7 60 Feet, W. A. Correll »3.50 Lot 8 50 Feet, W. A. Correll »3.50 Lot 9 50 Feet, R. C. Challis »3.60 Lot 10 50 Feet. R. C. Challis »3.60 Lot 11 60 Feet, Blanche Brown My stock has now arrived and every ...................................................... »3.50 Lot 12 50 Feet, Blanche Brown day will be open house to the public. ..........- .......................................... »3.50 Lot 13 60 Feet, Blanche Brown .......................................................»3.60 Lot 14 50 Feet, Floyd Knerr »3.50 Lot 15 60 Feet, Floyd Knerr »3.50 Lot 16 40 Feet. Floyd Knerr »2.80 Block 4— Lot 1 40 Feet, Chas. Hahn »2.80 ■■■■■■■■■■■■•■■■■■■■M■■■■■IBBIR■■■■■■■■I Lot 2 50 Feet, Chas. Hahn »3.50 Lot 3 60 Feel, Chas. Hahn 83-50 Lot 4 60 Feet. Chas. Hahn »3.50 Lot 5 60 Feet, Chas. Hahn »3.50 Lot 6 60 Feet, Chas. Hahn »3.60 Lot 7 60 Feet, N ettie Goodwin We have a full line of Baby Chick Feed, the ! Lot .......................................................»3.50 Lot 13 60 Feet, R. C. Challis »3.50 FOR SALE— Cov/3 fresh and coming 8 50 Feet, N ettie Goodwin Lot 14 60 Feet, A. W. Shawver fresh. Inquire of or phone W. first on the market at right prices, also a line of j Lot .......................................................83.50 ...........................................»3.50 9 50 Feet, W. L. Blessing P. Smith, Eugene ranch, one mile :.............................................83.60 Lot 15 50 Feet, A. W. Shawver other feeds. j Lot ........ south of W estland. 28-3tp .................... ...................... »3.50 10 60 Feet, W. L. Blessing .......................................................»3.50 Lot 16 40 Feet, City of Hermis ton ..............................»2.80 FOR SALE— 1 registeied Duroc boar; a We will buy all of your eggs and will pay you Lot 11 50 Feet. W. L. Blessing Block 10— W hite Leghorn set’lng eggs. »1.50 « cash or trade, and can handle all of your chickens, s Lot .......................................................»8.50 12 60 Feet, Oeo. E lliott »3.50 Lot 1 40 Feet. J. W lshart.. »1.84 per 15 or »8 per 100; 1 8-horse Lot 13 50 Feet, Oeo. E lliott »3.60 Lot 2 60 Feet, J. Wlshart »2.30 It is our intention to try and build up a trade a t ■ Lot 14 50 Fairbanks Mo.se ”Z” gasoline or Feet. A. Soneson »3.50 Lot 3 50 Feet, J. Wlshart. »2.30 kerosene engine; 2 hay choppers; ■ Hermiston to handle all the chickens and eggs ’ Lot 15 60 Feet, City of Hermis Lot 4 60 Feet, J. Wlshart. »2 30 ton ................................j...............»3.60 Lot 5 50 Feet, City of Hermis 1 grind stone; 1 sickle grinder ■ produced in this section of the country and pay Ix>t 16 40 Feet, J. E. Mason »2.80 ton »2.30 1 orchard plow, been used but r the best market price. So if you have anything ! Block 5— Lot 6 50 Feet. J. Wlshart. »2.30 once. Mrs. W. A. Ford, Umatilla, Lot 1 45 Feet, C. S. Sanderson Lot 7 50 Feet, Ed. Graham Est. 38-2te in this line to offer get our prices before you sell. 5 .................................................... »3.15 ......................................... »2.36 Lot 2 45 Feet, C. S. Sanderson Lot 8 50 Feet, Ed. Graham Est. " We also buy Veal and Dressed Pork, Hides and ......... - ......................................»3.15 Percey Sisters millinery has declar .......................................... »2.30 Lot 3 45 Feet, C. S. Sanderson ■ Pelts. We make 2 or 3 trips to Pendleton every Lot 9 50 Feet, City of Hermis ed their sale off to cooperate with »3.16 Mrs. Copplnger at Blue Front Groc ■ week. If you have anything going call 341 and < Lot 4 45 Feet, J. H. Strohm »3.15 Lot ton 10 50 Feet, City of »2.30 Hermis Txit 5 45 Feet, Anna Strohm »3.15 ery on the west side. 2 8 -ltc »2.30 ■ we will take care of it for you, either going or ! Lot 6 45 Feet, Anna Strohm »3.15 ton Lot 11 50 Feet, J. W lshart.. »2.30 lx»t 7 45 Feet, Anna Strohm »3.15 TYPEWRITER Ribbons and carbon ■ coming. Lot 8 49 Feet, Anna Strohm J3.43 Lot 12 50 Feet. J. W lshart . »2.30 paper for sale at the Herald. lx)t 9 49 Feet, I. B. Putman »3.43 Lot 13 50 Feet, City of Hermis ton »3.50 Lot 10 TYPEWRITER ribbons and carbon " Phone 811 J Lot 11 45 Feet. I. E. Putman »3.15 Lot 14 60 Feet, City of Hermis 45 Feet, City of Hermis paper at the Herald office. ton ...................................»3.50 ton ................................................ »3.15 Lot 15 50 Feet, City of Hermis W ant Ads Bring Results Lot 12 45 Feet, M. S. Kern »3.15 ton »3.50 Lot 13 4 5 Feet, W. E. Goodwin Lot 18 40 Feet. City of Hermis ....................................................... »3.15 ton .......................................... »2.80 Lot 14 45 Feet, J. H. Schram »3.15 Block 12— Lot 16 45 Feet, Earl Caldwell Lot 1 86.6 Feet, H. R. Newport ...................................................... »3.15 .................................................... »6.06 Lot 16 45 Feet. Earl Caldwell Lot 2 50 Feet, H, R. Newport ...... - .............................................»3.16 to keep ra mind the .......................................................83.50 Block «— Lot 3 50 Feet. H. R. Newport fact that in addition to Lot 1 85 Feet, F. L. Sampson ...............................................- ..... »3.50 .......................................................»5.95 Lot 3 50 Feet, H. R. Newport printing th is new s Lot 2 50 Feet. C. B. Lomax »3.50 - .................................................... »3.50 Lot 60 Feet, C. B. Lomax »3.50 Lot 8 50 Feet, H. R. Newport paper we do job work lo t 50 Feet. H. A. Frick »3.50 .......................................................$3.50 of any kind. W hen Lot 50 Feet, H. A. Frick »3.50 Lot 9 50 Feet. H. R. Newport lo t 50 Feet. T. S. Hall ....»3.50 — ............. - .................................83.50 in need of anything lo t 50 Feet. T. S. Hall »3.50 Lot 10 60 Feet, H. R. Newport this line be sure lo t 50 Feet. J. T. Dowell »3.50 .......... »3.50 ■■I lo t 50 Feet, J. T. Dowell »3.50 Lot 11 50 Feet. H. R. Newport ■ —. Lot 10 50 Feet, J. T. Dowell »3.50 « ............. - ...................................... »3.50 Lot 11 50 Feet, J. T, Dowell »3.50 Lot 12 50 Feet, H. R. Newport L t 12 50 Feet, J. T. Dowell »3.50 .......... »3.50 Lot 12 50 Feet. J. T. Dowell »3.50 Lot 13 50 Feet. H. R. Newport l o t IS 50 Feet, J. T. Dowell »3 50 ...........................................- ...... »3.50 Lot 14 85.7 Feet. J. T. Dowell »6.00 Lot 14 87.5 Feet. H. R. Newport It was not long ago that sheep were Bloek 8— .....- ............................... - ............. » • 1» the only animals th ' were dipped Ix>t 1 45 Feet. W. B Bensley 83.18 M s c k l k m s u ih » O u n o w c o M ro w e . O k l a h o m a C i t v . O k l a h o m a This notice of levy of aseement for and consequently dlpp ug time meant Lot 2 46 Feet. W. B. Beasley »3.15 irrigation water tax Is published pur nothing to people who kept no sheep. Lot 3 45 Feet. O. A. Beasley »3.15 suant to a resolution of the Common Most farmers now rc.MIxe that bogs Lot 4 4 5 Feet G. A. Bensley »3 15 Council made and entered of record need dipping Just as ;uuch as sheep. Lot 5 4 6 Feet. O. A. Bensley »3.15 on the 14th day of March, 1»>3, and There Is no surer way to prevent that Lot 6 45 Feet, City of Hermiston dread disease, hog cholera, than to SAVE FUEL dated this 22nd day of March 192». keep the animals clean and thriving. ...................... - ..................83.11 C. W. KELLOGG. lo t 7 45 Feet, B. Haneltne »3.15 A healthy hog Is not an easy victim to KEEP OUT DUST AND RAIN City Recorder say disease. The best way to keep l o t a 4» Feet, B Haneltne »3 43 hogs clean and thriving Is by dipping. PREVENT Lot » 4» Fret. A. A. Hall $3.43 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY The tame la true of poultry, aad a Lot io 45 Feet. A. A. Hall 3 » .1 6 1 RATTLE great many make It a practice to dip i Block I fowls frequently during the summer. Lot 1 40 Feet, A. W. Purdy »2.80 Lot 50 Feet. A. W. Purdy 83 50 FOR SALE— Amrlean eaah register Colts and calves are alto much better Lot and man's bicycle, both bargain*. for an occasional bath. Wberf It 50 Feet, A. W Purdy »8 50 cornea to selecting dip to do thia with, Lot 50 Feet. P, Doherty $3.50 W. J. Warner. 8 8 -lte you of course want the material that Lot 50 Feet. P. Doherty $ 3 .5 0 1 _ _ w,lH do the work thoroughly without lo t so £ £ TPD W o" ,7r i> E0 ® Lad'*» Ald -w ,,‘- > ' d ‘ Injury to anime'* and at the lowest lo t possible co st There Is good evidence 50 Feet. T. D Woreter 83.10 c* ’k*d ,00<1 •« Sapper» Saturday to prove that Kreso Dip No. 1 In a» lo t 60 Feet. W’aiter Botkina afternoon. March »4. beginning at Ideal preparation along theee very lo t —.........................»3.50 i;3 0 . T 8-lte linen It la well worth xour while to- HARDWARE IMPLEMENTS RADIO OUTFITS Lot 10 60 Feet, W alter Botkins veeOgatfeg this matter You can get ----- *.------ -----------‘ ¿ ......1 3 50 FURNITURE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING ad further latormatlem a t I X>t 11 60 Feet R C. Challis »3 60 FOR SALR— Range; price »15 W. O. Sutherland, H eralat«». 2»2tp Mitchell Drug Co. Hermiston. Ore ■ Lot 1» »0 Feet, R. C. Challis » } .» •; DEALERS IN GRAIN AND FEED It is the most important part of the pump, to should be the very best PHONE 171 Lot M ost pump troubles are traced to the cylin der. Devoted to the Interest and Development of the Hermiston School» Morning delivery •tarts 10.30, af tar noon 3:30. Echo Flour Mills Prevent Pump Troubles J 5 J J B uy Mason Tires Now Never in tire history such a profitable investment as Masons at our prices. Not only lower than other stan dard tires, but superior in qual ity, uniformity, and depend ability. And backed by a guarantee which knows no mileage limit. This means protection until the tire actually wears out. Buying Masons now is buying tires right With this goes a standard of service we’re proud MASON CORDS NEIL & BARKER Hermiston, Ore. Phone 264 Easter Comes on April 1 An early Easter necessitates immediate action in getting your wearing apparel and accessories into final shade. If you are seeking quality, value and style come in and let us help you. Dress Goods Hats Shoes Gloves Hose Shirts Hermiston Produce & Supply Co. “ THE BEST OF GOOD SERVICE” 5 J 5 J J J ■ : ■ R. C. Challis, Proprietor ■ i We Wan t Yon Spring Time Will Soon be Here The time for planting seeds of all kinds. We have the largest assort ment of package seeds of all kinds and are now on display. Also a number of bhlk seeds for sale, ln- cuding watermelon, cantaloupe, corn, beans, earliest of all Netted Gem potatoes, alfalfa seed, in fact almost everything that w ill be needed. Al so rmember we hav good things to at. See our prices. Quality guar anteed. THE STORE WITH THE BLUE FRONT =“The Weit Side Eat Shop’ J. Loe Parker, Proprietor Telephone 413 in ■■■■■■ ■ : To S ee Us W EATHER S T R IP S SA PPER S’ INC. A rm our “Star” H am 3 2 c lb. for w h o le or h a lf O ur O w n Cured H am , for w h ole or half, 3 2 c 3. A H . CITY MEAT MARKET S1KEY a HENDERSON, Fraga- !