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T O » R B SM IS T O K HERALD* HERM ISTON, P R E G O * , UMATILLA RAPID TRANSIT CO. A Short Message E. R. Pell, Umatilla, Oregon Phone Umatilla. 3I-J-11 Operating Stagei Between Pendleton and Umttilla Effective March 15, 1025 Leave— Umatilla...... 8 :30A.M. and 4:00 P.M. Hermiston.. 8:50 A M. and 4: 20 P.M Stanfield.. 9:16 AM. aud 4:40 P.M. Echo........ .. 9:30 A.M. and 4:50 P.M. Ar. Pen......10:45 A.M. and 6:50 P.M. Leave— Pendleton 1:00 P.M. and 6:30 P.M. Echo.......... 2:10 P.M. and 7:30 P.M. Stanfield.... 2:25 P.M and 7:40 P.M. Hermiston.. 2:45 P.M. and 8:00 P.M* Ar. Umatilla 3:00 P.M. and 8:20 P.M. One round trip Sundays: Leave Umatilla 8:30 A. M., leave Pendleton 5:40 P. M. A public speaker once Mid he had three Invariable rules. He always stood up squarely so all could see, he spoke plainly so all could hear, and Mt down quickly so all would be pleased. We try to adopt a good bit of that In our advertising. We try to dis play our words so all can see, write clearly so all can read, and quit be fore the reader tires. Our message this week? We want you to do buslnesB with our bank, because we will render you the best service ob tainable." s Fare— Hermiston to $1.45. round trip $2.45. First National Bank of Hermiston <p»al, Surplus and Undivided Profit* O ver $ 5 0 ,0 0 0 ay/.e, pre* R. Alexader, Vlce-Pres. A. H. Norton, Cashier W. L. Hamm, Asst, Cashier MISCELLANEOUS 'V'NUOS FOR SALB . a.c _ MJ-egg Old Trusty incub ator, used only two seasons, good as new, one-half price. Good heavy leather harness with breeching. 350 ■b. separator. C. C. Clinesmith, 1 mile north. 24-tfc Burk la hearquarters for* Army Shoes. LOST— Bead bag with vanity case. Please leave at Sapperg store and receive reward. I have for Bale or rent, 5 acres V4 mile southeast of Hermiston. Plenty water, shade and large chicken house; an Ideal place for chickens. I offer this for $1500, will take small payment down, balance on terms. I want $150 cash In advance rent for for year. Wm. DeVore, Pendleton, Oregon. Box 574. For Sale—Mower, rake, springtooth, WANTED— Phone, write or see W. plow, stacker complete, 2 hay sleds A. Leathers, when you have alfalfa hay for sale. In any quantity. fresno and disk. Price reasonable. Phone 40-J-3. »-tfc See J. M. Biggs. 24tfc FOR SALE— Dining room set. Dr. W. W. Illsley. 23-tfc — READ THE WANT ADS— FOR SALE—Asparagus"1 plants, large strong strong roots, Mary FOR SALE— 7 Toulouse geese, five ganders. Also goose eggs. Mrs. Washington $4 per 1000; Pal Oeo. Genn, Hermiston. 27-ltp metto, $3 per 1000. L. Wal dorf, Kennewick, Wash. 23-4tp R BALE—In Hermiston, West ilde: Monarch malleable range, WANTED TO TRADE-A-T wo small food heater, brass bed, springs incubators for a large one. W. tnd mattress, dresser, small rock- H. Ogden. ir, 3 burner Perfection oil stove tnd oven, 30 pullets, half W. WAhTED— Men or women to take jeghorns, half P. Rocks, Just orders for genuine guaranteed hoe. tartlng to lay. D. H. Cook. 23 lery for men, women and children. Eliminate darning. Salary $75 a OR SALE— Hatching eggs from week full time, $1.60 an hour year old White Leghorn hens, spare time. Beautiful spring line. hatched from trap-ueeted stoc^c.. International Stocking Mills, Nor •’«0 to 300 eggs mated to O. A. ristown, Pa. 3$-20tp n r*lgreed roosters. 75 cents for setting of fifteen. Phone TRADE— Good Ford touring car for 42-J-5. 23-tfc freah cows or heifers. P. O. Box 19-tfc 261. ft SALE—Library table. Dining oom set— buffet, table and > six FOR NEW AND USED CARS— Kel- ’’sirs. H. A. Pankow. 18-tfc J-6tc logg ft Schlmke. BABY CHIX from high producing FOR SALE— Milk cows. Lou Rog- W hite Leghorns, 1* cents up to 8-tfe er». 100; IB centg in larger numbers. Wm. H. Ogden. 19-tfc AGENTS— Sell guaranteed hosiery direct from mill to wearer; all o n SALE—Two wagons, one heavy styles and colors; salary paid for saon with gravel box, $50; one full time or spare hours; no money needed for samples. International light wagon with hay rack, $25. See R. A. Brownson, Tum-A-Lum Mills, 1038, Norristown, Pa. Lumber Co. 7-tfe LEVELING LAND—See Peter Cas. trie, experienced and reliable, 3 FOR BALE—Small heater and elec miles north of Hermiston. 4-tfc tric eewlng machine. Mrs. Shes- ely. 4-tfe Burk’s for bargains. FOR BALE—Team of horses. J. K. Polands for Profits. Bhetwell. 18-tfc Stillings. S7tf TYPEWRITER ribbons and carbon FOR BALE—Some good fresh milch paper at the Herald office. eowa. Mrs. L. Hammer, 4 miles oast of town, • ' tfe WANTED TO RENT— For a term of years, small ranch with Improve ments. Ten to twenty acres. R. USED CARS FOR SALE— Terms C. Todd. 20-tfc given. Prices right. Kellogg ft Schlmke. 11-tfc GEARHART KNITTER—Anyone In terested please write Box 162, FOR SALE— Standard make 1H Hermiston, Oreg. 20tfc horsepower gas engine. In good ordef, $30.00. Wm. Leathers. Try Burk’s for bargains. 22-tfc t AM MAKING REGULAR TRIPS TO Pendleton Tuesdays and Fridays of each week. If you have anything to he hauled to or from the above named city, I would appreciate t SALE— If taken before March your business along this line. I 0, I offer my property for $1500. am also In the market for chickens [re. R. V. Ashmun. 25-3tc and veal. Ray Challis, Phons 20-R. Pendleton phone 400. $-tfe 1 SALE— North twenty (20) tree of the Bessie Spencer homc- ;ead near Columbia school house, REAL ESTATE EXCHANGES AND INSURANCE. J. M. BIGGS, RE ’ery easy terms. Call at First ALTOR. 14-tfe Atl. Bank. 26-$tc SALE— Four room house and : lots. Terras. Enquire of H. Cook. 25-4tp FOR BALE— 200 year old full blood ed Tankard strain White Leghorn chickens. Fries right. C. J. Johns. 2<-2tp FOR wat - e — Used hand power wash ing machine. Weetlnghouse elec- trie range and a used ear In splendid shape. Terms. Henry Young, at M. E. parsonage. tew Russian Mulberry trees, for ale. Enquire at this office. — READ THE WANT ADS— ------------------------------------ ---- ---------- ADOTMO machine rolls at the Herald offloa. WANTED— A hack or good strong buggy. Apply this office. 24-3tc Pendleton, G reen G r o c e r “Have you any nice fresh eggs to day?” asked the breqgy customer. "Miidbin,’’ answered the man who had Just started In the grocery busi ness, “permit me to remind you that nice eggs are necessarily fresh and fresh eggs always nice. Moreover, if I have any I have them today. My poasesslon of eggs yesterday or tomor row does not affect the situation, therefore—” “Humph !” snorted the woman as she started for the door, “eggs are not the only fresh things In this store. I’ll do uiy trading elsewhere.”— B oston Trau script. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed bids will be received by the undersigned until 7:30 P. M. April 1, 1925, for the improvement of Gladys avenue, consisting of grading, N o h ig h e r p ric e d g ift graveling, construction of curbs and c o u ld be m o re a d m ir e d , o r c o v e te d t h a n th e sidewalks according to the plans and cla a alc P a r k e r D u o fo ld specifications on file at the office of Pee. To the mew, gave the City Recorder. Parker Duo fold $7 Bids may be submitted separately for the grading, graveling and all Te<fefep,gn« concrete work separately If desired. Duofold Jr. $5 The right Is reserved to reject any To the and [ tr b , and all bids, and to waive any ir <»»e the slender regularities, so far as the Interests Lady Duofold 05 of the city may appear. Y o u k n o w P a rk e r D u o fo ld — th e b e a u tifu l M g C. H. SKINNER, la c q u e r-re d pen w it h B le ssin g » o f Q u a r a n tin e City Recorder. th e fla s h in g b la c k tlp a “I wish to thank the city authorities a n d 2 S -r« a r a u p e r- Dated March 4, 1925. 26-3tc a m o o th p o in t. N e a t for quarantining my family and me g o ld poc k c t-c lip o r gold rin g e n d fo r rib b o n ; recently for three weeks because one a l so a t r ong G o l d Q i r die, of them bad smallpox. During that YOU MAY WIN $1,500.00 w a s 91 e x tr a , n o w fre e l T o d a y , s te p u p to o u r time my wife caught up with her sew If you are able to make the most p e n c o u n te r a n d g e t ing. We had three square meals every words out of the letters contained In y o u r C h r is tm a s D u o - folds in tim e to h a v e day, as no one came In and she was the words ‘rTOILET NECESSITIES." th e m e n g ra v e d . not permitted to leave. We enjoyed A total of $3,000 in cash prizes will three weeks of good nights' sleep, and, best of all, a cousin with four children, be awarded to competitors In this who had arranged to visit us, saw the Great WORLD-BUILDING CONTEST Send stamp for etrcular and rules. smallpox sign on the door and left town so scared that she will never Address, Sheffield Laboratories, Dept. From now until they are all gone come back again.” 12, Aurora, Illinois. I will sell one ladies brooch at one The above letter of thanks was re quarter the regular price, with every ceived by a city health department re IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE cently.—From Hygela. purchase of $5.00 or more. STATE OF OREGON FOR UMATILLA COUNTY S u s p ic io n s C o n fir m e d Etta Elizabeth Elflott, Plaintiff, The story Is told of an engraver In vs. the government printing shops al George Francis Elliott, Defendant. Washington who, at the lime the Arst Summons Equity No. 3977. $20 yellowback gold certlAcates were To George Francis Elliott, the JEWELER AND WATCHMAKER Issued received his salary In these new bills and decided to take a short above named defendant. trip to New York. • In the Name of the State of Ore When paying Ills hotel bill In New gon, you are hereby required to York he handed the clerk one of the appear and answer the complaint yellowbacks, whereupon the clerk turned It over several times, then re filed against you In the above en SEE fused us politely as he could to ac titled suit within six weeks from cept It, saying that he had never seen the first publication of this summons such a bill and thought It of no value. and you will take notice that If you “Why.” said the engraver. “Of fall to answer or plead herein within course It’s good. I mude It myself Just said time, the plaintiff for want last week.” thereof will apply to the above entit “That's what I thought,” returned led Court for the relief prayed for In the clerk as he rang for the house de plaintiff’s complaint filed In said tective—Forbes Magazine. cause, to-wlt: for a decree of div — FOR— orce dissolving the bonds of matri S u b m a r in e s mony now and heretofore existing There ure a number of things which make a submarine stuy ut varying between the plaintiff and defendant depths in the water. First, this de and for an absolute decree of dlvorco pends upon the size and weight of the In favor of plaintiff and against de boat ; second, the density and condi fendant. tion of the water, and third, the -AND— Thi3 summons is published pursu mechanism of the boat. Some are ant to an order of *the Honorable built to go deeper than others. The Gilbert W. Phelps. Judge of the coast submarines are constructed so as to stay at a more shallow depth. above entitled Court duly made and Seagoing submarines are constructed entered on the 12th day of January, so ns to remain nt a depth o f from 200 1925, directing that publication be to 300 feet. made herein once a week for a period of six consecutive weeks In the Her miston Herald, and the first publi C lo th M a d e F r o m B a r k A material, made from the bark of cation hereof is made pursuant to the wild mulbfrry, Is beaten out with said order this 15th day of January, wooden mallets and decorated with 1925. designs made from vegetable dyes. A W. J. Warner, canopy of tapa cloth Is used by u Attorney for Plaintiff. widow in Wanigelln when she crawls P. O. Address. Hermiston, Oregon. on her hands nnd knees to make her daily visit to her husband’s grave. She 19-7to Is hidden from the eyes of the vil lagers by a canopy of tapa doth. —TRY TH$ HERALD WANT ADS— SPECIAL W ater I t Literally Their Staff of Life The most amuzlng race of humnu be ings Is undoubtedly the El Molo, a tribe of “Ashmen,” who Inhabit the desert wastes bordering Lake Rudolf, In Kenya colony, Africa. This tribe represents the only known specimens of semlaniphibious people and It Is a curious fact that any tribesman dies If he is kept without water for about three hours. As a rule they drink every hour during the day, for even an hour and a half without water causes crack ing and bleeding of the lips, the Bos ton Transcript says. The El Moro tribesmen spend their days swimming in the waters of Lake Rudolf and Ashing from frail rafts constructed with palm branches. Fish is almost their only diet and they have no opportunity of varying their menu, unless they are fortunate enough to spear a hippopotamus. The water of Lake Rudolf is undrinkable to anyone but the El Moro, for it contains a large quantity of soda and has an ob jectionable taste. The proportion of soda in that lake Increases yearly, and It is believed to be this fact'th at has caused the “Hshermen” to become a deformed race. M a n -M a d e W o r ld “If I believed In change I should sketch a world where women would live upon shelves, shelves without lad ders. One would take them down when one wanted them ; they would be delighted to be taken down, clapping their little hands, cooing like babies, and yet understand one's deepest thoughts. One would also take them down In the morning to do the house work ; at other times one would live sternly and bravely with other men as stern and brave, until one came to need again the women who would be akin to those very expensive dolls who say ‘Pa-pa1 and ‘Mam ma’ when you press a spring. When one got tired of their repertory one would send them to the shop to have a different repertory put In.”—W. L. George In “The Triumph of Gallio." LOD GE D IR ECTO R Y A good Gift to be Judged by WM. H. OGDEN HITT K a th r y n L . G a r n e r . Sec. V W E Y A R D L O D G E N O 20$, L O . CL > , V nxBOta e ac h M o n d ay e v e n in g i$ i Odd V w M V a h a ll. V V is is itin itin g g m e m b ers c o rd ia lly in vfW d . M. L Waiaoa.N. « . W. R . L o a g h o r n . Sec. R E C L A M A T I O N L O D G E Me. o f P ., i i m v u each T h u r t T ' -------- M a c k '» H a ll, P. . b ro th e rs c o rd ia lly in v ite d . W. H. McMillan kt. A. iiroweewu. CO. K . R . and S . ANNOUNCING The association of Dr. W. M. KELLY x of Spokane, Wash., — with Dr. F. V. PRIME Hermiston, Oregon Evenings and Sundays by Appoint ment. W. J. W ARNER Attorney-at-Law Hermiston : : Oregoe DR. W. W. ILLSLEY Osteopathic Physician and Surgeon Phone Res. 712 Offloa 751 M c K enzie & lieuallm Eye, Ear, Nose and Threat I l a » rem o ved fr o m his fo r m e r lo ca tio n in th e Bond B ld g , to Room s 1. 2 a n d 3 In la n d E m p ir e Pendleton : Bank Bldg. Oregon DR. THEO. BELETSKL Veterinarian Treats all Domestic Animals. Inter state Stock Inspector GUNS AMMUNITION Resldence second house west of the Catholic church. Phone. 82-R. WHEN IN PENDLETON A FULL LINE Legal Blanks for Sale at This Office MAKE YOUR UBADQUARTBRS —AT— WESTERN AUTO 60. Cottonwood and Water St». COMPLETE GARAGE SERTIGB Tires— Tubes— Accessorial ALWAYS OPEN PHOtE 550 Tom Swearingen, Mgr. te ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■eeei X ><#O O o o o o o o - o o o o J. L. V A U G H A B f Electric Fixtures and Appliances s ® 139 1 1 0 3 I . C o u r t S t. P e n d le to n , O r e . « P hone la B B B B B B B B e e i B B B B B g lr fa AUCTION ■ j ALL SHOES j ; 25 per cent off. ■ I AT THE -------: ! Men’s Half Soles $1.25 ■ ¡With Heels $1.75« ■ C. J. JOHNS OAK TAN SHOE STORE Sam Rodgers, Prop. Place 4 miles north of Hermiston I | ® a i e e e ■ ■ ■ e ■ e ■ ■ ■ ■ e ■ ■ ■ wi I SAT. MAR. 14 AT 1 P.M. the following described articles: 9 Hives of bees and supers 1 Piano practically naw 2 Ice boxes 1 Heater 1 Grindstone, Coleman lamp and lantern Kitchen table, chairs and spring cot 8 Stone and fruit jars Tools and other articles to numerous to mention A 200 White Leghorn chickens 10 Cows and heifers, 2 steers 3 Head of horses " 552SS H 2 Mowers, 1 rake, springtooth harrow 1 12 Inch plow 2 Fresnos, 1 four and 1 two horse 1 Wagon and a derrick 1 Sharpless separator 1 1 1-2 Horse gas engine 1 Cycle grinder I Burt Mullins C O N F E C T IO N E R Y S T A T IO N E R Y Announcment I have purchased the con fectionery known as P at’» Place and solicit a share of your patronage. Krause’s Chocolates The Best in Candies N ew s stand DON’T FORGET ■-------OS------- W hen you need any* thing in die Bne of n e at and attractive Printing. AH sums $20 or under cash. All sums over this amount payable October 1st. with secured notes. 3 per cent discount on all sums over $20 for cash. Cigars and Tobacco CATARRHAL DEAFNESS G. L BENNETT, A uctioneer la often caused by an Inflamed condition of the mucous luting of the shietaeluaB Tube. When this tube le Inflamedj o e have a rumbling sound or Imperfect hearing Unleee the inflammation oaa ba reduced, your hearing m ar be de- etroyod forever. ______ _ H ALL'S CATARRH M gD IC tR B W»U eyetom do what we claim for It—rid your eye*«™ by of Catarrh or fhsafneee caused — Catarrh HALL’S CATARRH IM L. K L ltlM B treatment of baa been succesaful In the tre Catarrh for over Forty Years. Sold by all drugglete. F. J. Cheney A Co., Toledo, <A
