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Standing at the th.cshol dof the
New Year, gazing into the future,
our vision is broadened by the
thought, in retrospect, of the Friend
ship, Confidence and Good Will
'shown us by our Friends, Patrons
and Members of Our Organisation.
These three, Friendship, Confi
dence and Good Will, are not made
by hands a'one. they are the product
t f our collective spirit.
. .W hst more fitting, then, at this
time of good cheer, than to express
tonr happiness in the possession of
these greatest of riches!
It is in this spirit of appreciation
that we convey to every reader of
these lines and to all who are dear
Jo him, our sincerest wishes for oon.
tinued Health, Happiness and Pros
perity in 1924.
Some good buys in
Kellogg A Schlmke.
Ford
cars.
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Under the auspices of the M. E.
Ladles’ Aid there will be a basket
dinner at the church on New Years I
day. Everyone ig cordially Invited
as this is a get-bo-gether Happy
New Year time. There will be no
charge. Each family is asked to
brng a well filled basket and to In
vite ull bachelors especially as leap
year will probably find them "hid
ing out" and we must get them tabu
lated early. Dinner will be served
at 12 o'clock, following a prayer
praise service that will be held at
10:30.
T h e Lowest P riced Sedan
N the T udor Stcfcn 3
v.'hcUy new Ford body
type U offered American
motorists
It is distinguished by n
compact, roomy l>ody, two
wide door3 opening for
ward, end folding right
front scat.
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Marlon Briggs, who is teaching at
Bandon, is spending the holidays In
Hermiston.
Bertha McKcen, who is teaching
near Pilot Rock, is vlBltlng her
mother In this city.
Large w indow s affording
John Haddox, who is attending
‘O. A. C„ Is home for Christmas.
Otto C. Pierce
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ea open vie».v in every
direction, make for safer
driving end greater motor
in.’ enjoyment.
A t $590, thia is the lowest
priced Sedan ever pluced
on the American market.
It is a car of broad appeal
an d co m p ellin g value.
Tki< car can be obtained through the Ford ff'eebly Purchase Plan.
Officers of State Beekeepers Assn.
Boys’ and Girls’ Club of Columbia
District
Hugh Fraser, a student at Oregon
University, is home for the holidays. '
K ellogg & Schim ke
Laura Phipps, who Is attending |
Willamette university, is home fo r 1
tho holidays.
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Mrs. Raymond Crowder Is spend- g
Ing the holidays at her home In Me- ■
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The Hermiston Creamery Co. haveI
Just installed a set of Toledo scales )
for use In weighing cream received
from patrons. This 1 b one of the fin
est and most accurate scales In use |
and cost. |363. The Hermiston
creamery is trying to satisfy their _
patrons.
COM M ERCIAL PRINTING
O F A LL K IN DS
T H E H ERM ISTO N H E R A L D
L egal B lanks For S a le a t T h e H erald O ffice
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PROPER HOUSING MEANS
MORE PROFITS IN HOG RAISING .
The Hog need« protection more than
moet domestic animal* because tt
tasks natural protection, and is very
eucceptable to the influence of cold,
beat and drafts.
Hog houses should have tight walls,
roofs, doors and windows, abundant
sunlight, well drained floors and
plenty of freeh air without drafts.
They should be strongly built of good
materials.
Frame construction meets all these
Requirements and Tum-A-Lum l„ re.
commended because It Is carefully
and accurately mode, Is strong, dur
able, dependable and will give live,
long honest service.
Picture of Hog House here shown Is
only one of the many properly design-
fed styles f ’-t err architectural de
partment has worked out.
Free Pirns with Materials for All
Farm Buildings at
T U M -A -L U M
LUM BER CO.
Hermiston
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Leo Smith, who is attending Whit
man Is home for the holidays.
Irwin Shotwcll, a student at Whit
man, is with home folks during the
Christmas vacation.
Melba Callahan, who Is attending
Whitman, is spending her vacation
at home.
Lucile Sullivan and Phyllis Dyer
are home from school during Christ
mas.
A family reunion was held Christ
mas at the Frank Silvey home.
ThoBe present were Mr. and Mrs. R.
L. Frink and family, of Wasco, Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Boynton and son,
Orville and Roy Silvey and .Chet
Rhodes.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Boynton, of
Helix, spent Christmas with Mrs. W.
S. Boynton.
Mrs. Milo Beasley died at the R. B.
Beasley home In this city last Wed
nesday morning. Funeral services
at 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon were
conducted by Rev. Young assisted
by Rev. Davis.
O R EG O N H A R D W A R E &
IM PLEM ENT CO
Services at M. E. church week be
ginning Sunday, Dec, 30—Sabbath
school at 10. Wo have classes for
all ages. Morning worship at 11
Epworth League at 7 P. M„ young
people especially Invited. Evening
worship at 7:30. Tuesday, New
Years’ day. devotion at 10:30. Baa
ket dinner In the basement at noon
'All are Invited. Weekly prayer and
blhle study Thursday evening at
7:30. Henry Young, minister.
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SUNDAY AND MONDAY,
Zona Bensel Is home for the holi
days frpm Whitman.
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W e wish you a happy and pros
perous n ew year
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NOTE.— For the benefit of those
who want to see a show on New
Year’s Eve we are holding this, our
regular Sunday night show, over.
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Y our Enquiries W ill R eceive
P rom p t A tten tion
BUHMANN BROS.
Hermiston, Oregon
PARKER’S STORE
WE ARE OFFERING YOU
S pecial price concessions on S eason
able M erchandise for H oliday trade
Bee window display and showing
on the counters.
A $aypy
Nnu frar
Columbia Farm Bureau will hold
an open meeting with entertain
ment and refreshments next Friday
evening at tho school house.
W e W ish You A ll
A Prosperous
New Year
Christian Science Services
The Christian Science services are
held In rooms next to the Auditorium
every Sunday at 11 o'clock. Sunday
school at 10:15. Alt are cordially
Invited to attend.
Hermiston Produce & Supply Co.
Fewer Loganberries Grown or More
Most Be Eaten
Approximately 7000 acre,, are de.
voted to loganberry production In
Oregon. This stats produces 85 per
cent of the loganberries grown In the
United States.
Growers are confronted with the
alternative of pulling up many of
their vines or Increasing use and
market for this especially adapted
crop.
A thorough analysis of the logan
berry situation will be made at the
agricultural economic conference to
he held at the state college January
24 to 25.
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J. Lee P ark er, P roprietor
Telephone 413
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