The Hermiston herald., November 13, 1924, Image 4

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akianer left Thursday moi
Ina for Moscow, jgaho. He will
aone for twe er three days.
LOCAL AW niSONAL
R A D IO
Ahsat mkauymd
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N O V E M BER 2 6 -2 8 -2 9
PEETS WASHING MACHINE SOAP
CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP
CREME OIL SOAP
A. B. NAPTHA SOAP
10 BARS CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP
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x - x . x x m ^ j
Uift.
A V X X i X i X
OVA.
$1.35 ’£• $1.00
Jess. Tabor, who is well known to
the residents of this locality, is here
visiting his brother and looking over
his farm property here
7 BARS CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP— 3 BARS CREME OIL SOAP
2 LARGE PEGS, “PEETS WASHING MACHINE SOAP
$ i.oo
According to reports five thousand
head of cattle and one hundred
thousand sheep have been driven In­
to the upper B utter Creek country
where they are being fed. Scarcity
of grass and other feed In the moun­
tains Is responsible for them being
in this locality.
5 LARGE PKGS. PEETS WASHING MACHINE SOAP
$2.00 VS' $1.49
CASE DEAL
WITH EACH CASE OF CRYSTAL
WHITE SOAP AT >4.75
15 BARS CREME OIL SOAP OR 3
LARGE PROS. PELTS WASHINO
MACHINE SOAP,
V7DCE*
I* IX t e l l e
Kellogg A Schimke report the »ale
of a Ford roadster to the Reclamation
service here.
Norton has accepted a position
w ith Pearson's Garage.
J
Otto C. Pierce
K IN G S L E Y S
H IW M IS T O N g
H O U g t o r
STATE OP OREGON FOR
UMATILLA COUNTY
C. W. Kellogg and John Schimke.
H. M. flchllUng is able to be at Plaintiffs, va. W illiam Brown and
his office again after having been M ints Brown, hi« wife, Defendants.
Summons. Law No. 308«.
. confined to the house for several
days.
To W illia m Brown, one of the
above named defendants.
B ill W arner and fam ily left Tues
day for Kennewick where B ill waa
l scheduled to referee an Armistice day
foot ball game.
60c •£» 40c
FREE
w THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE
H. M. Straw Is eonrined to his
horns with an attack of the grippe.
In the Name of the State of Ora
Mrs. A. W. Purdy entertained with
■ the second of a series of luncheon:, 1 gon. You are hereby required to ap­
at her home Wednesday afternoon.
pear and answer the complaint filed
j in the above entitled action w ithin
1 LARGE PACKAGE PEETS WASHING MACHINE SOAP
2 BARS CREME OIL TOILET SOAP
$i.4 o
Flesh colored wool hoee^to be worn
under anp color sheer silk hose. Can!
F. B; Cravin',' #ho haa beifl a resi­ not be detected. Mrs. Emma J o h ij
dent of the project for many years, son. second house east of Ghthollc
P -Itp
has moved to Pendleton and w ill church.
make that city his home.
IN C .
Q U A L IT Y A H Q ■ K W V ie g -
Legal Blanks at The Herald Office
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six weeks from the first publication
of this summons, and you w ill take
notice that if you fail to appear and
answer or plead w ithin that time,
the plaintiffs for want thereof w ill
apply to the above entitled Court for
the relief prayed for in p la in tiff’s
complaint herein, to-w it for iudg-
ment against the above named de-
fendants for the sum of 1300.00 with
Interest thereon at the rate of 10
per cent per annum from October 1,
1921 and the further sum of «55.00
attorney's fees and for p laintiff's
costs and disbursements in this ac­
tion. and for an order of sale d ir­
ecting the sale of the following des­
cribed real property, to-w it: Lots 5
and 6 In Block C and Lota 5, 7 and
8 in Block D In the First Additioij
to Hermiston. Um atilla County, Ore- •
gon. according to plat thereof filed
March 8. 1907, in the office of the
County Recorder of Um atilla County,
Oregon, which property has been
heretofore attached in the above en- *
titled action and is now held under
w rit of attachment, the proceeds i
from such sale to be applied in satis- '
faction of plaintiff's judgment and
all coats.
O. E. Ryder has returned from E l­
gin where he attended the funeral of
hie son-in-law who was killed when
• logging train on which he was em­
ployed as brakeman left the track
Thig summons is published pursuant
and waa ditched in the vicinity of to an order of the Honorable Gilbert j
the above named city.
W. Phelps, Judge of the above en­
titled Court, duly made and entered
Frank Bilderback and w ife re-. In the above entitled action on the
turned Tuesday morning from a trip 10th day of October, 1924, direct­
ing that service of the summons j
to Portland.
herein be made by publication there, |
Sidney Barnard left Saturday for of once a week fo r a period of six ,
consecutive weeks In the Hermiston |
a business trip to Montana.
Herald and the first publication here- i
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in Is made pursuant to said order
Mrs. Linden Barnett and children
on the 16th day of October, 1924.
motored to Pendleton Tuesday after­
W . J. W arner,
noon.
Attorney for P laintiffs,
P. O. Address;
4,. P. Moll has returned from a 6-7tc
deer hunting expedition in the Blue
Hermiston, Oregon.
mountains. When we asked him
what luck he had he answered with E D W A R D M cK E E N M A R R IE S
a ,grunt which led us to believe it
W ASCO GIRL
was nix.
THIS IS THE LAST
CAR OF THIS
WOOD WE
HAVE THIS YEAH.
77ie Three ocmic m
Construction o f Cole's Original
Hot Blast Heaters
I am a Radio fan, but I have rea
son to be for since I installed a
radio, world events that you read in
your paper were old to me as I
had them the night before over the
1 radio.
My set is in use three to seven or
more hours every day and money
would not buy it if I could not get
another.
I have the agency for th North­
western, a five tube non-radiating
set, which is very selective, plenty
of volume and perfect modulation,
and at a reasonable price.
W ill install a set for you on a
positive guarantee to please; but
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First. The patented A ir T ig h t construction giving
perfect
control over the fire, and preventing the escape np the chimney
of heat and unburned fuel gooes, g iv in g perfect combustion of all
the fuel.
Second. The all-steel sensitive radiating surface which radi­
ates all the heat into the’ room and gives a s lu lln g heat.
Third. The patented Top H o t Blast D ra ft which oxldlxes and
turns Into heat the valuable gas, h a lf of the fuel, allowing noth­
ing to waste.
Thes three basic principles entering Into all Cole's Hot Bis»
Heaters make them world famous fo r fuel economy and perfect
control and radiation of heat.
We now have a complete stock of Colo’s Heaters and if you are
in the market for a heater it w ill b e to your advantage to invea
tigate the merits of the Cole’s H ot Blast before buying a cheap
er Heater.
Yours for radio.
A . W. P R A N N
Oregon Hdwe. & Implement
"YoU TELL'EM
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THE WINCHESTER STOBT.
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A T T E N T IO N
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W e are o fferin g so m e v e r y ch oice cu ts from ex tr a fine
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Hereford and Durham Beeves
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A lso a good lin e o f
Premium Hams',Bacon and Holly *
BrandLard
2 a
Z y O o d
lu c k
g ro u n d
lo h o '
, a t a good price
P h o n e U s A e S ’ d t i e r s — W e D eliver.
2 k
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c h o u ç /f,
T i r e s o m
4
Cash Paid for Eggs, Chickens, Turkeys, V* at
Hides, Etc.
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Y O U R S FOR Q U A L IT Y A N D S E R V IC E
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Warm Current Exist»,
No M atter How Called
Subscribe for The Herald~$2.00
1 When » ^ ou Smile
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PLACE YOUR
Î W ith K elly »Springfield T ires
ORDERS NOW IF YOU WANT SOME
OF THIS.
MATERIALLY YOURS,
’ It is because fdli realize they are
the best money can buy.
TUM-A-LUM LUMBER CO.
R. A. Brownson, Mgr.
We Sell Them
! 2 Pearson^s
Garage
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JoU TELL’ EM
FREE
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A Beautiful Colonial Clock valued at 950 00 w ill b e r i v e n
•w ay free. W . f h ' e ^ T c h purchase of
we wll, gWe a d ,."
X l k W. t d
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he' n Rl’rFn ° Ut“ * •
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clceh and When It runs down, the party having th . dial near-
" time to time clock stopped, w ill receive th l, clock free
Alro. for a short time, we w ill give a dial f„ r each «2 6« paid
n o i“ T U.nL ° r ° n nOt” ° W,ng
entire account or
not. I . taken up at the time. Thia mean« you would get 4 dials
If you owe a «10.00 account and p a / It m full.
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w i l l Rhodes, of the Columbia dis­
trict, who has been confined io his
I bed fer some time with sciatic rheu-
j matlsm. Is reported to be Improving.
Something to Consider
Friends.
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The buslncas car of A. W. Prann
I «»d • car driven hy Lee Ravely of
: Butler creek, collided on Hermiston
f avenue Thursday
morning.
Mr.
I Prenn'a car was slightly damaged.
SA PPE R S’ INC.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cobb are
, Portland visitors this week.
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FOR SATE FROM THE CAR ABOUT
OCTOBER 30.
HEATERS
It was with some consternation that
one read in the newspapers that the
gulf stream had been proved a myth.
On S u n d ay N o v em b er 2nd, I f one of the sacred scientific trinity
Jack Biggs was a visitor in the
E dw ard M cK een, w h o is w ell had died, what was to become of the
Cold Springs country Tuesday.
k n o w in th ia city w as u r i x d in others—the nebular hypothesis and the
A number of nlmrods shouldered m ir r ia g e to M iss B lanche D avis law of gravitation?
A closer reading, however, was reaa
their guns Tuesday and Journeyed to o f W asco. T he couple h ave se t
surlng, remarks the New York Evening
the reservoir in queet of a goose.
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up h o u sek eep in g in W asco.
Mall. It appears that M. Le Danois.
a French savant, asserts that there Is ■
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Mr. and Mrs. W . L. Swan, of the
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no such thing as a gulf stream. What «
Minnehaha district, is building a new
Costs of .Government Cut.
is called by that name Is a combina­
The bureau of the budget, undet tion of ocean tides.
home that Is noarlng ompletlon.
General Dawes, put the government or
They expect to move in soon.
There are. he says, two kinds of
a sound business basis, resulting in t water In the North Atlantic, warm and
reduction of public expenditures fron
Earl Calking has leased the Mc­ 85,538,000,00^ in 1991 to «8,497,000,00< cold. The warm moves in a north-
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Ginty farm and moved his fam ily to In 1914, a decrease in the annual coal ward current to some undetermined
point and turns backward agnln. The
that «lace last week.
of government of 82,041,000,000.
fluctuations, however, are tidal.
One has a vague memory of reading
Naval Expense Cut Down.
W. O. Rodda was a delegate to the
something very like that in the physl
As a result of the Washington con
Oregon Beekeepers Association which
geography book about twenty years
held |t annual convention in Port­ terence for the limitation of arms
Apparently the phenomena exist,
ment, called by President Harding, th»
whether one $na.;lns them by the
land recently.
United States was saved 3500,000,001
term gulf stream or as ocean tides
annually In its naval expense.
That which we call a gulf stream by
Mr. Barry, manager of Iho M ut­
another name will smell as sweet to
ual Creamery station In this city,
Grapaa Vafaa&f« Foesf
migratory herring and sardine and.
has disposed of hlR ranch In the
Eat grapes and light anemia. Grapes happily, one can still paraphrase
Columbia district, and has moved his are particularly valuable In the health
Romeo and Juliet" regV dless of
fam ily into the house recently oc­ diet because of the Iron they contain, whether Bacon or Shakespeare wrote
which helps to build np the red cor-
.... A”d the "'8rm Atlantic current
cupied by L. C. Stclts.
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puscles of the blood. There le no ■ still saves Europe from a return to
need of a medical motive to persuade ’ the glacial
period
regardless ot
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or
Herbert Haneline. a student at O. ns to eat this delicious fruit, but to
»nether one accept the nomenclature
A. C. from this city, Is a member of know that while we are eating grapes
of Franklin or that of M. Le Danois.
the crack O. A. C. m ilitary band. we are building np onr circulation is
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This fact speaks highly of Herbert's , snrely not displeasing.
In addition to the Iron the grape
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sb llljy as a musician.
M u ltip lic a tio n F ea t
contains other highly valuable min­
The following method is generally
erals, which It carries Into grape Juice used In the multiplication of Roman
Crace Rodda has received word
and other preparations to which this numerals: it Is necessary to remem­
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from County Agent Bennton that abundant fruit so readily lends Itself.
ber that half of O Is L. half of L Is
having received high score in her
X X V , half of V I la I I I and half of V
"»wing club work she w ill be entitled
la I I and I remainder.
W rite the
to attend the 1925 boys and girls
numbers to be multiplied side by side.
aurnmsr school at O. A. C.
Double the first one and take half of
the second, putting down an O If
there is no remainder and an I if the
R. Alexander, of Pendleton, was a
remainder Is one. The two numbers
▼l»ltor In this city Wednesday.
thus obtained are set down under the
original numbers, nod the process is
Born— To Mr. and Mrs. V. E. Mar
repeated until the second column ends
tin. of Um atilla, a g irl on the «th of
In I. Then cross out the lines that
the month. Dr. lllsley was the at-
end In O and the sum of what re­
mains In the first column will be the
i lending physician.
product.
WE WILL HAVE A CAR OF
BOX FACTORY
WOOD
COLE’S ORIGINAL H O T
Th Radio haa come to stay, and
thwl^pjne w,,ho“ t a RJdio w ill be
in* a abort time as scarce as the one
without a telephone or auto.
Radio is not only an instrument
of pleasure, but is a great source of
news; a regular feature of all broad
•■astlng stations is dally market re­
ports, weather forecast, world news,
bedtime stories for the kiddies, and
in season base ball scores as well as
musical and educational programs.
George Patterson made a hurried
trig to Portland Tuesday night on
f business, returning Thursday morn-
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U r i Yey«n was in Fnllmsn, Was:
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cold
Just because,
he »3
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defc\er
The United States postal s e rv ic e ,*
really began In 1«39 when an office
was set up In Boston tavern to re­
ceive letters from Europe.
The
growth hss been steady ever sines.
High lights In Its course were the ap­
pointment of Benjamin Franklin as
first postmaster general In 1773. sdop-
I tton of gumme.1 stamps In IS47, free
| city dellvsry In 1 * « . railway post of
flee service In lW s. rural service In
I 1800. postal savings banks in 191].
parcel post In m ix airplane mall
i lee In 1918. and dally trans­
continental air mail service In 1924.
set
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There may be one born every min­
ute, but they surely don't die at the
aame rale.
You can enjoy every m iaute of
your life 1>ettet when you get in the
habit of buflwg your needs from our
line of H1GHE8T Q U A L IT Y MEATS.
W e can supply you w ith your fav­
orite cu t u a f
can be sure that
everything' you gOt here la fresh and
pure.
M EATM ÀW KET
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