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Make Up your mind what repair
or building work you are going to
undertake within the next few
week». When you’ve figured out
how much lumber you will need, tell
us about it.
We offer street, carefully inspect
ed lumber, shingle», lath, plank,
fence posts, ete., at most reasonable
prices.
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AUTO PA R T S
HEW AND USED
Come and see Us.
Auto Clearing House, Inc.
728 Thompson Street
Pendleton, Oregon
Hight Phone 961
YOUR OLD CAR BOUGHT
Open for Business in New Location
NEXT TO SAPPERS’ HARDWARE.
IN OLD POSTOFFICE BUILDING
AMERICAN SHOE SHOP
When In Pendleton—
Call in and let us tell you in person what we can do for you
at this Beauty Shop. A satisfied customer is our best advertise
ment. Come and sec for yourself.
All the latest methods are used at this Beauty Shop and all
work is done under sanitary conditions.
SLOAN BONNET AND BEAUTY PARLORS
Marcelling, Facial and Scalp Treatments are Our Specialties
Smart and Exclusive M’llinery at Most Reasonable Price», ‘
645 Main St., Pendleton, Ore.
Telephone: 380
LIFE
The life of your Storage Battery depends largely up
on the care you give it. But it depends even more upon the
Ability and Experience of the Service Station where it is
Recharged or Repaired,
Our constant endeavor to send our customers away
highly satisfied is giving us an enviable reputation. We
realize that your satisfaction means our success.
Our Service Costs no More
Why not treat your battery
to the Best?
Schimke Battery Station
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We Have One of the Best
equipped
Light Adjusting Stations
in the county
If you want some real bargains in
U sed Ford Cars
See Us
WE ALSO HAVE A COMPLETE STOCK OF FORD FASTS
ECHO AUTO COMPANY
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ECHO, OREGON
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O TlMra A bout tho City and
Noichborkood
Mrs. W iliam Kernkamp of Det
roit, Minnesota, la visiting at the
home of her sister. H rs Mrs. C. .E.
Schilling. While there another sis
ter, Mrs. J. W. Slfton of Hood River,
joined them and the three sisters
had a very enjoyable time.
T
Bring in Tour
Films
ory, »porting editor of the Oregon
ian, and occupied a seat In the press
box w ith the sport w riter. • ’ ’
Mr. Benjamlg Grove’ of Chambers
burg. Pennsylvania, brother of Mrs-
Anna Strohm. Is visiting his sister
and nephew George Strohm here
this week.
Card of Thanks
We thank all our neighbors who
Miss Frelda Campbell, wh® Is a
helped to save the rest of our pro
student at the U. of O. pledged her
perty, hay and stock which was tied
self a member of th Delta Zeta. She
|in the barn at the time of the fire,
received the honor of being elected
and also thank all of .Hermiston.
president of the new members of the
We cannot express our appreciation
Delta Zeta sorority at U. of 0.
in our distress. Hope some day we
can turn a lending hand.
Mr. Kennings has returned from
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Norquist
Alberta, Canada, where he has been
and Family.
for the past six weeks visiting his
The Catholic ladies Altar society
will hold a cooked food sale at the
Ore Hardware & Implement Co.,
Saturday, October 31.
R. A. Brownson, Mgr.
Phone 111
Phone 38
•» W lataraM S i m m O
sister, Mrs. J. W. Payne. He reports
a snowfall of 27 Inches at that place.
Tum-A-Lum
Lumber Co.
You can save money and time here.
LOCAL ANO PERSONAL
BREVITIES -
W. J. Warner attended the feet
bell geatee between Goagasa and O.
A. C. Friday and Oregon and Idaho
Saturday. BUI w a. a guest of Greg
DON’T FOOL WITH A COLD—
Take Hollister’s Rocky Mountain
Tea, steaming hot, at bedtime. Your
cold will be gone In the morning
Mitchell Drug Co.
Chas. Kaiser, who has been In
Portland the past ten days, return
ed home Thursday. Mrs. Kaiser
will be home In a few days but the
baby who Is much Improved will be
left at the hospital for some time.
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Calkins and
daughter Ruth of Boardman, were
here for the fair Saturday. They
were accompanied by E. C. Clark of
Elgin, Neb. Mr. Clark is a brother
of Mrs. Calkins and is touring the
west.
Mrs. C. B. Dari, of La Grande, ir
a guest at the home of her daughter
! Mrs. M. F. Matott. of Hinkle.
Coated tongue, bad breath, head
I aches, pimples, bad blood are nat
ure’s danger signals—HOLLISTER’S
I Rocky MOUNTAIN TEA removes thi
j cause by carrying off the poisons
from the liver, kidneys and bowels.
Strongly lendorsed everywhere—
Positive results guaranteed. Try it.
Mitchell Drug Co.
E. L. Jackson left on Tuesday for
Shaniko. He will bring heme a
band of feeder lambs which he has
recently purchased. The lambs will
be unloaded at Umatilla and pastur
ed on the Roberts place.
E E. Garrett, who Is emp'oyed at
a wheat warehouse at Wasco, is
home for his vacation.
J. M. Thom accompanied by his
nephew R. E. Thom left on Monday
for a two months' visit In the east.
They will go to Iowa where they
will visit relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Brownell of
Umatlllla were up for the fair on
Saturday. They have recently re
turned from a trip to California and
Portland. They were guests at the
F. M. Gulwits home, Mrs. Brownell
being Mrs. Gulwits mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Perkins of
Pendleton were down Saturday for
the show. They were dinner guest»
at the J. W. Hammon home.
Miss Kate Moore of Butter creek
and Rob Robertson were marred In
¡Pendleton Monday, Oct. 12. They
will reside on the upper Moore ranch.
Miss Moore hag long been a resi
d e n t of the Creek and Is well liked
'and quite popular. They are prom-
l Ised a good charivari soon.
Jens Skovbo. who was up to at
tend the show, returned to Portland
Thursday.
To use a s k - x p r e s -
sion:
“ We’re there . the
finish.”
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
N g .
THE FIRST RATIONAL BANK
! it Hermiston, in the S ta te of Oregon. a t th« eloer
f huaineM on Fapt. 28. 1925.
RESOURCES
Loan« and diacountx
......... 8173.« 19 17 173,«19.17
Overdrafts. secured ________ 3 ....
U nsecured..........
19.04
19.04
U. 8 . bonds to secure circulation (p-»r
......- .................................... _ 6,260.00
«.260 Of
Other bonds, stocks, secu rities, e t c ... . 90.298 18
ia n k ieg house ____......_ ......... 8,000 00
Furniture, fixtures . . . . _______ 1,821.14 9.821.14
Reel es ta te ow ned other than banking
.
ho«»« ................-.................................-
9,539.88
Lawful reserve w ith Federal R eserve
MITCHELL DRUG COMPANY
Hermiston, Oregon
ANNOUNCEMENT
Remember the display of hats,
coats and dresses for women and
children to be held SATURDAY,
OCTOBER 17. at the Hermiston Pro
duce and Supply Company.
4-ltc
..........r .......... ................................... _ 17.334.68
r.
>ash in vault and am ount due from N a f
tonal banks
17.605.54
Total o f item s 9. 10. 11. and 13. 17.665 54
’he- ks on banks located outside o f city *
or tow n o f reporting bank and other
cash Items - ............... .............................
118.«
Redemption fund w ith U. 8 . Treasurer
and due from U. S. T re a su re r...........
912.&
Total
3332,9.8-63
L IA B IU T IE S
Capital ttock paid i n .................................... 25.000. Ot
Surplus fu nd ............................................____ 10.000.00
Undivided p ro fits.........__............ 24,610.19
ess current ex p en ses paid
3,104.48 21.605.71
Circulating notes outstanding .................. 6.350.00
\ m ounts due to National b a n k s ................ 1.463.48
'ertified checks outstanding ..................
70.49
Cashier's checks outstanding. ......
6.672.03
Total o f item s 21. 22.23,24 and 25 8,236 «0
Demand deposits:
ndividual deposits sub ject to check __ 177.006.91
JertiAcates o f deposit d ue in less than 90
days(o) her than for money borrowed) 32.985.02
fts ta , county or other m unicipal d eposits 20.368 09
Jther dem and d eposits ......... - ........
210.25
Total ite m s 28. 29. 30, Stand 82 230.550 27
Time D eposits:
’ertifica+«s o f deposits (other than for
m oney borrowed) .................... ......... - 31.466 66
Total tim e deposits
......... 31.466.65
Total ............................................ ...........3332,978.63
State o f Oregon
I
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County o f Um atilla I *’ ••
I, A. H. Norton, cashier o f the above named
>ank, do solemnly swear that th e above statem ent
s true to the best o f my know ledge and belief.
A . H. NORTON. Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me th is 7th day
>f October. 1925.
W. J. W arner. N otary Public fo r Oregon,
My com m ission exp ires j a n . 9. 1929.
•orrect—A ttest:
F. B. SW AYZE.
J . R. RALEY.
R. A L E X A N D E R .
Directors
Semi-Savage Chileans
Serve as Stevedores
Coronel is the principal coaling i>ort
on the west const of South America
end there It Is customary for freight
ers to slilp 20 or 30 stevedores In ad
dition to the regular crew to break
out the cargo when it Is consigned to
various ports further up the coast, the
New York Times states.
These inen are mostly Chileans and
a tougher-looking company than these
seagoing longshoremen could not be
found, even among the bandits of
southern Europe and Asia or the old-
time plrates^of the West Indies.
Swarthy, undersized, dirty and
clothed in rags, they seem to touch the
bottom notch in the scale of human
ity. What they lack in Intelligence Is
apparently nitfile up in animal cunning
and ferocity. Even a crew of Kanakas
refuse to berth or mess with them.
Every one carries a knife, which he
can throw with the speed and accuracy
of a bullet.
They are commanded by an over
seer. who Is addressed as captain and
who exerts a certain degree of author
ity oyer them. They do their own
cooking aboard ship, each man serv
ing as cook for a week, nt the end of
which time he resigns in favor of the
next In line. Of course the captain
never descends to nieni-.'.l labor, not
even to work t‘:e cargo.
— TRY THE HERALD WANT ADS—
a fresh stock of
SHEET
CELLULOID
Bring in
Your Curtains
TO BE REPAIRED
.
Before Cold
Weather Comes
Knerr’s Repair Shop
Mr. and Mrs. E. Woodruff, from
Union, were guests of their daugh
ter. Mrs. R. C. Rogers and family
during the dairy show.
I want to express my thanks and
appreciation to all those who helped
make the women’s department of the
Hermiston dairy and hog show a
surreas. Including my general com
mittee from Boardman, Irrigon. Uma-
lllla. Echo, Stanfield. Hermlaton and i
vlelnlty; those who brought display«,
those who so generously contributed
flowers, and especially the Hermia-
| ton Produce A Supply Co., who don
a ted the use of their warehouse for
the exhibit, and all other business
house» of Hermiston who loaned the
l ladle» of the committee everything
i they asked to borrow. Also the
Judges, Mr». Fred Bennlon, Mrs.
Jack Alien and Mrs. Ralph Hassell,
j all of Pendleton, who gave their
time and labor in the Judging of
I bp exhibits. Mrs. F. M. Gulwits.
u
r. and Mra. W, J. W arner and
daughter Jane w ill laave F riday by
•u to for PnrttBTTd Where they w ill
>ppend afew days,
HIS label is our pledge as A u th or
ised Ford Dealers th a t th e used
F ord car you buy from us has been
reco n d itio n ed to insure th e m axim um
value for th e m o n ey y o u in vest in it.
T
KELLOGG MOTOR C
For Your P t n ;
OUR BRANDS OF MEATS ASSURES
YOU OF THE BEST
We cater to the trade of particular
people for we know o r
products satisfy.
WE HANDLE SIMON PURE LARD
“The Lard That Cannot Be Beat”
Give us a trial and you w ill become
a steady customer.
HERMISTON
Hermiston Creamery f o.
PAYS THE HIGHEST PRXE
AND S P O T C A S H FOR.
YOUR CREAM.
JUST RECEIVED
Harry Quick Is enjoying Rn exten.
i ded visit with his mother. Mrs.
Quick's home is at Newberg.
J. H. Tabor has as his guest his
brother.
ur finishing depart
ment, through up-to-date
methods and equipment
and expert handling, can
help you get the kind, of
pictures you want.
O
We have a number of
USED
CARS
that we are selling at
A Ridiculously
Low Figure
It would surprise you to know
THE BARGAINS 7H AT
A W ATI YOU HERE.
1 Dodge Touring
L H. BERRY & SON
First Prize Comb Honey
Awarded at Hermiston
Dairy and Hog Show.
Now for sale at 2 5 cents
per section.
I Ford Sedan and Others
Come in and Give
them the Once Over
Black & White
We key aad M l fer Cask— Cream. Egg», poultry aod Greowi»»
L. H. BERRY & S O N ^
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phone h i
Hermiston, Oregon