The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984, February 21, 1924, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextT H E H E B M IS T O » LOCAL ANO PERSONAL ■ BREVITIES ■ SPRING GOODS O m Tin, Sheet metal work and Plumba Io«. Call TM . L B. Putman. 11-tfc, Percales Devonshire Windsor Crepe Jap Crepe Cotto Chine Ratines Voiles Collar Tabbing Collar and Cuff Sets 1 Shampoo Jackets O t t o C . P ie r c e K I N G S L E Y 'S I IN C . H E R M IS T O N ■ H O U e g O F Q ljA t .lT V A N D S E R V I C * " | IF W IN T ER COM ES— C A N SPR IN G BE F A R BEHIND? Get your Screen Porches and all Faim Buildings in shape. The man that has these things done when the spring work start* is always ahead of his work, running his farm, and not being run by it. We have stocked through the win. ter for the Flume and Repair busi ness, and will assist you in every way possible to do this work in the best and most economical manner. MATERIALLY YOURS, TU M -A -LU M LUM BER C O M PA N Y COMMERCIAL PRINTING OF ALL KINDS THE HERMISTON HERALD ■ ■ ■ CITY WATER ASSESSMENT Lot 16 (Concluded from Page Three) Lot 8 50 Feet, J. T. Dowell 83.60 Remember the entertainm ent Lot . 9 50 Feet, J. T. Dowell »350 given by the Neighborhood club Ix>t 11 50 Feet, J. T. Dowell >3.50 Lot 12 50 Feet, J. T. Dowell 33.50 at the Columbia school house Lot 13 50 Feet. J. T. Dowell 33.60 next Saturday evening a t 8 Lot 14 85.7 Feet. F. C. Stone 36.00 Block 8— o’clock. Admission will be 25 Lot 1 45 Feet, W. B. Beasley cents for adults and 10 cents . . ........ - - .................. 33.15 Lot 45 Feet. W. B. Beasley for children in the grades. “ “ " ......................... »3.15 Lot 45 Feet, W. B. Beasley The Rebekah lodge will serve • .............................. 33.15 45 Feet, W. B .Beasley a cafateria supper Saturday Lot .................................. _.. 33.15 March 8 in the I. O. 0. F. hall. Lot 45 Feet, O. A. Beasley The public is invited. 23-2tc .......................... 33.15 Lot 6 45 Feet. City of Hermls- ton . -................... - ................. 3-15 Christian Science Services Lot 7 45 Feet, B. Haneline 33.15 The Christian Science services are Lot 8 49 Feet B. Haneline 33.43 held In rooms next to the Auditorium Lot 9 49 Feet A. Hall.. 33.43 tx)t 10 every Sunday at 11 o’clock. Sunday 45 Feet A. A. Hall.. 33.15 school at 10:16. All are cordially Block 9 Lot 40 Feet, A. W. Purdy 32.80 Invited to attend. Lot 50 Feet, A. W. Purdy 33.50 Lot 50 Feet. A. W. Purdy 33.50 .................................. -..... $3. Lot SOFeet, P. Doherty 33.50 Lot 9 50 Feet, H. R. Newport Lot 60 Feet, P. Doherty 33.50 ......... ............................ $3.50 Lot 60 Feet. P. Doherty 33.50 Lot 10 50 Feet. H. R. Newport Lot 60 Feet, T. D. Worster 33.60 ............................. $3.60 Lot 60 Feet, T. D. Worster 33.50 Lot 11 60 Feet, H. R. Newport Lot 6 Feet. Walter Botkin .................................................. $3.50 ........................................ 33.50 Lot 12 50 Feet, H. R. Newport Lot io 50 Feet, Walter Botkin ............................. -.................... $3.50 20 ACRES WELL IMPROVED. BEST land, 2760 cash, valuó >2260; easy Lot H ........................................ 33.50 Lot 13 60 Feet, H. R. Newport 60 Feet. R. C. Challis 33 60 .................................................. $3.60 terms. Lot 12 50 Feet, R. C. Challis 33.50 Lot 14 87.5 Feet, H. R. Newport Lot 13 60 Feet. R. C. Challis 33.50 .............................................. - $6.1? Lot 14 50 Feet. A. W. Shawver Dated at Hermiston. Oregon, this 20 ACRES, HOUSE. STABLE. FENC- ........................................ 33.50 21 day of February, 1924. cd, small tract in alfalfa. 31000. Lot 15 50 Feet, A. W. Shawver C. W. KELI.C3O, g . .............................. 83.50 Termo. City Record 10 ACRES, HOUSE, BARN. CLEAR, cd, ready to go; 3600. Have several good trades ■ ■ ¡other parts of Northwest. Did You Ever Try to Draw Lemonade Through a Broken Straw? Or you men—Does a cigar draw well when the wrapper is broken? Just the same with a range. How can you expect it to work well when the air which is supposed to come up through the fire, leaks in through gapping joints in the range body ? To avoid leaky joints, Monarch Ranges are built with every joint riveted — the steel held tight and solid to the iron parts. But to rivet the joints of a range, a tough, un breakable kind of iron has to be used. Monarchs are built of malleable iron. The other kind of iron will not stand close riveting necessary for permanent tightness. No stove putty is needed to make the Monarch tight It stays tight forever, and gives the same satisfaction after many years' hard use as when new. W . o r . p r o u d to toll Monarch Kangoo. Como in and too thorn. You will ho oar. pritod that tho pricoo aro to uory roatonablo. Oregon Hardware & Impi. Ço. 40 Feet, City of Hermis ............... ?“'8° Block 10— Lot 1 40 Feet, E. F. Pierson 32.80 lo t 50 Feet, E. F. Pierson 33.50 I Alt (•-.» Fee’ E. F P .ciro n 33 50 Lot 50 Feet, E. F, Pierson 33.50 Lot 50 Feet, E F. Pierson 33.50 Lot 50 Feet, City of H erm is- . ton ............................................ 33.50 Lot 6 50 Feet. E. F. L'rrson 33.50 Lot 7 50 Feet, J. M. ’ ¡ggs.. 33.50 Lot 8 50 Feet, J. M. Riggs.. 33.50 Lot 9 50 Fee» W. J. ’"arner 33.50 Lot 10 50 F eet, W. .1. ’ 'arner 33.50 Lot 11 50 Feet. W. J. Warner J3.50 Lot 12 50 Feet. E. F. Pierson 33.50 Lot 13 50 Feet. Geo. H. Myers $3.50 Lot 14 50 Feet, Geo. II. Myers $3.60 Ixrt 15 50 Feet. Geo. H. Myers 33.50 Lot 16 40 Feet, Geo. H. Myers $2.80 Block 12— Lot 1 86.6 Feet, H. R. NewT'-mt ............................. .... $6.06 Lot 2 50 Feet, II. R. Newport ........... ................ ......... $3.50 Lot 3 50 Feet, H. R. Newport ...................... .............. $3.50 Lot 8 50 Feet, H. R. Newport SNAPPYBUYS R. A . Bro neon, Mgr, ran '■■■■■■■■■■■■■■»■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a 8 ■ a ■ ■ ■ ■ Ford Thursday he found the back door had been pryed open and the gun missing. . A Repair your flume* and drop boxes NOW. P h on e 111 No. 20 Both of Hermiston’s deballne jnythe versus Smith. care, teams were victorious in their word Someone left an umbrella at the 11-tfe battles last Saturday night. The af firmative team, Hugh Walker and chool house last Saturday night. It Earl Bensel, were not even courte '» still there but may not be If the LADIES If In need of a coat, »ult, drees, oun enough to give the Fossil girls jwner doesn't call for It soon. i skirt, blouse, material by the yard. one vote to mitigate their defeat The Echo girls defeated our girls , made to measure corset, underwear Our affirmative team won by a unan Friday .light for the second time by or hosiery, see the new spring styles imous decision. Frank Swayze and a score of 22 to 18. It was a hard I at Mrs. Emma Johnson’s, second Wallace Reid, after a pep killing, all •nd exciting combat. The boys ' house east of Catholic church. 23-2p day journey arrived In Fossil Just ;ame was remarkable because of the In time to do battle. Being tired 'act that neither team could hit the O. M. Heacock, of Enterprise, was they fought against odds, but were basket. The third quarter ended In Hermiston Monday night. Mr. victorious, winning by a two to one vith Hermiston leading 6 to 4 and Heacock manufactures a radio set. decision. Credit is due to the fine t the end of the game we were on Monday night be installed one In spirit In which Mr, Gullfoll molds op 15 to 9. Next Friday we go to I the lobby of the Hermiston hotel the teams. Whatever success our Mhena for the first long trip of the and advertised a free concert. A teams may have In debate will be vear. The Atbena teams are very large number enjoyed the entertain- because of his guidance, while our treng and we will have a hard j ment. losses will be suffered only as our fight. I debaters fail in profiting by his In. The eijgith grade basket ball Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand Kraft, structions. We must also extend who were one of the pioneer set. our thanks to those who acted as teams played at Stanfield Friday. tiers of the project are visiting in ! Judges. You ought to hear our The girls won and the boys lost. The eighth grade girls are keeping up Hermiston. teams “shoot the breezes.” the Hermiston girls reputation by The grade program was given on At present there Is not a house Thursday night, February 21. Last making up for the high school girls losses in basket ball this year. In Hermiston that bears a for rent year Mr. Bensel arranged for a fam. sign. All of them are filled and Ily ticket for one dollar. This was Miss Compton- has returned from people loking for houses. so successful that the same plan was Walla Walla and will begin work on used this year. This ticket makes It the high school operetta “The Wish, | Judge Phelps has handed down possible for any one family to be ing Well,” the first of next week. a decision giving the plaintiff, Clara admitted for one dollar. Single ad The high school and eighth grade M. Johnson, possession of land that mission was fifty cents. The money had a short program Friday, the 22, has been occupied by H. E. Sheasley. taken In at the program will be used in honor of Lincoln and Washington. to make payments on a phonograph The Seniors have begun to make I Jack Smith Is confined to his an«’, records and playground equip plans for-their class play which will ment for the grades. All the grades home on account of sickness. probably be given during commence, except the fourth took part in the ment week. program. Some of the first and Thieves broke into the shoot second grade children presented a We have been taking our six ing gallery sometime last vweek Hutch dance. The third grade gave weeks exams and some of us return and stole a dueling pistol. Mr. a Creek drill. The fifth grade girls from classes with long faces. All the students visited the Com Savage, the owner, prized the gave a drill and the boys an Indian gun very highly as it was a relic dance. The sixth grade contribut munity club art exhibit at the Her given to him by a sea captain ed a Swiss dance and a representation miston hotel Wednesday. of a modern Ideal school. The 7th The seventh grade was defeated who had procured the pistol in grade gave three playlets entitled, by the eighth grade Friduy in a Spain. Mr. Savage had left the "The Beauty Doctor,” "Uncle Hirams ipclling match. first part of the week for his Cold” and "The Train Tomorrow." The seventh and eighth grade had home in Echo. Upon his return The eighth grade gave a mock trial a valentine box together Thursday. Some good buys in Kellogg t Schlmke. Mercerized Batiste Ginghams ~ High School Mirror PTQted to the Interest and Development of the Hermleton School* ■ A Complete Line Flaxons W Itla r a il Qi«MMd Bara and T han Akrat lb . Q ty aad w w m i H E R A T,lì, TTTCItMTSTON, ÜREQPJ from F.O.g . DETROIT 7 he Hermiston Herald--$ 2 .0 0 SUBSCRIBE NOW UX WE ARE NOW SHOWING THE New Style Spring Hats for Men GORDON QUALITY AND STYLE Gordon Caps Too THIS WILL BE A GORDON WEEK WITH US Hermiston Produce & Supply Co. •TH E BEST OF GOOD SERVICE” S P R IN G T IM E Is drawing near. We have seeds of every variety. Big assortment of Flower Seeds. Garden Seeds, Field Seeds, Alfalfa Seed. The garden and field vartety to package and bulk. Something New— Banana or Sweet Potato Squash. Onion Sets. Come early and get your pick. E. P. DODO ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ Heimiston, Oregon T H E STO R E W IT H T H E B L U E FR O N T Don't Overlook Aluminum and Auto Goods Special as outlined in circulars mailed this week. Mitchell Drug Co. CANDY LEADER FRESH VOGAN’S HIGH GRADE CHOCOLATES 1-8 Pound Walnut Top Creams and 1-8 Pound Flavored Chocolate Creams “TU West Side Eat gHp” J. Loo Park«-, Proprietor A Striking V aluer-at *295 Considering the improved appearance of th e new Ford Touring C ar, one would naturally expect a proportionate advance in price. 49 CENTS FOR 1 POUND Friday —»Saturday Only Only 1 pound of this high grade Chocolates will be sold to each cus tomer. Ko phone orders for this special will be accepted. larger scale production, however, has made it poo- aible to incorporate in thia new type to u rin g car a ■umber of d ecided im provements w ith o u t in creasing its cost to the purchaser. A comparison extending over a long period of years w ill reveal th e fact that the present price is actu ally th e lowest at which the five-passenger open car has ever been sold. The Ford T o u rin g C ar stands today, as it always has, a most rem arkable value in the motor car field. 714» Cor era bo obtoinod through tho Ford K ’ecMy Parchóte Plan Kellogg & Schimke Get your pound of these fine Wal. SA PPE R S’ INC. HARDW ARE F U R N IT U R E IM P L E M E N T R A D IO O U T F IT » EL E C T R IC A L C O N T R A C T IN G Phene 101 ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■, CITY M E A T M A R K E T JOHN ELLIS. PROF. C h oice M eats H a m s ; B acon : Lard Fresh Fish ‘I f 3 ■ : I C ity M eat M arket nut Top* and Cream* early. j Mitchell Drug Co. Tolophooo 413 *Aaa ra u c a * vaacT oa* W e D eliver Hermiston, Ore. ■■■■•■■■■■■■•■■»■■■■■»■■••■»■•■■■■»•■■■o -X ;