The Hermiston herald., November 19, 1925, Image 4

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Get 7 hinge in Shape for Fall
and Winter Now
I l'S REPAIR TIME
Materially Tour*
The mother of Mrs. Guy Cronk,
who has been visitin g at the Cronk
home in this city for the past three
weeks, returned to her home in
met, Idaho, the firtat part of last
week
Mrs. Cronk accompanied her
to Emmet and returned to her homr
here Sunday night.
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R. A. Brownson, Mgr.
Phone 111
¿Really! 1
'
m u st
nO t
liegled our shoes
For the shoes and the hat are
the completing touches. A nd it
V'jii is the little touches that make or
mar, as we women folk so well
know.
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N o longer need fascinating
gown be undone by inharmonious
footwear or your disposition tried
by shoes that pinch.
B r o w n s Shoes molded to fash­
ion’s latest forms are the work
o f master craftsmen. T h ey look
so becoming, modish, and still
they are downright comfy— and
so reasonable in price, too.
BUSTER BROWN SHOE STORE
PENDLETON, OREGON
AUTO PA R TS
NEW Al D USED
You can save money and tin e bere.
Come and see Us.
Auto Clearing House, Inc.
728 Thompson Street
Pendleton, Oregon
Phone 38
Night Phone 881
YOUR OLD CAR BOUGHT
TH E T R IU M PH O F
RIGHTEOUSNESS
Millions now living will never die
Presvnt-day plans ai.,1 st Heines for re-ordering the world continue
to meet with consistent failure.
But their failure does not hold as much meaning as does the T ri­
umph of the New Order.
The New Order continues to be reared as present modes of life and
forms of civilization make way
The Triumph of Righteousness-right doing-is integrally associated
with the troubles incident to its assuming sway.
hear
w . J. TH O R N
OF NEW YORK N. Y.
Hermiston Auditorium
Hermiston, Ore.
Friday November 27
8.00 p. m.
Seats F ree
IN TE R N A TIO N A L
Abort tfcoCity oaal
W. L. Blessing left Sunday night
for Portland on a business mission.
Tum-A-Lum
Lumber Co.
- i
mottos
Mr. and Mr«. Chas. Kaiser leave
the U tter part o t the week (or Port­
land to get their little daughter who
has been under a doctor’s care for
■some time, and reported much Im­
proved. They wars accompanied by
Mm. A. W. Agnew who will visit
relatives In Portland (or a short time.
■SELECT LUMBER FOR REPAIRING
Make np your mind what repair
or building work yon are going to
undertake within the next few
weeks. When you've figured out
how much lumber you will need, tell
us about it.
We offer so'ect, carefully inspect­
ed lumber, shingles, lath, plank,
fence posts, etc., at most reasonable
prices.
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LOCAL AND HUONAL
N o ColloctiOB
BIBLE STUDENTS ASSOCIATION
STATE 0 7 OREGON
Tor the County of
’ judgment, order and dnerw, laterent,
eoatg and accruing ooata.
B. T. COOKJNGHAM,
8heriff of Um atilla County, .Oregon.
Easter* Oregon Livestock
By 8. 8. Stokes, Deputy.
pany, a corporation. P laintiff, vs.
Dated thia 14tb day of November,
J. W. Reese and Alida M. Beene, his
wife, August J. S lsn ge and PrUcllla m m .
(J
First pAbllcation November 30th
A. Stange, his wife, aad Anna Ar­
thur and Perry Arthur, her h u s­ 1925.
band. Defendants.
Last publication December 17 th
NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE.
1921.
L
By virtue of an execution. Judg­
ment, order, decree and order of sale
issued out of the above entitled
Court, in the above entitled cause,
READ THE WART ADS
to me directed and dated the 19th
day of November. 1025. upon a Judg­
ment rendered and entered In the
«aid court on the 1st day of October
1925, in favor of Eastern Oregon
Livestock Company a corporation,
!
plaintiff, and against J. W. Reese
M
hlg w, fe Auj?.
gU n ge and ^ 1 1 1 » A. Stange
his wife, and Anna Arthur and
p erry Arthur, her husband, defend­
ants. for the sum of $23,888.92 to­
gether with interest thereon from
November 1, 1921, at the rate of 6
Jack Biggs left Sunday morning ppr
pfir >nnum and for th„ fur.
for Portland by auto. Mrs. Biggs’ ¡thcr ;Jum of , 388.92 together with
vleter I. seriously ill in that city and 5
cent pena|ty and , nter3et at
Mrs. Biggs was called to her bed- the rate pf ,
Mnt , month from
i Ide about a week ago. Frank BM- Apri] 5 1923. the said sunt being
derback accompanied Jack on the taxcs for the year „{ 1927; and for
trip.
the further sum of 3370.57 together
with 5 per cent penalty and interest
Mr. and Mr». J. T .Dowell left at the rate of 1 per ent a month from
Monday fo? Burns. Oregon, where April 5, 1924. the said sum being
Mr Dowell has accepted a call as taxes for the year 1923: and for
pastor of the Baptist church in that a further sum of 3341.18 together
city. Rev. Dowell recently sold his with 5 per cent penalty and Interest
herd of dairy cows and w ill rent at the rate of 1 per cent a month
his ranch which he ha« here.
from April 5, 1925. the same bel”B
¡taxes for the year of 1924; and for
Joe Norton was confined to his a further sum of $1590.00, attor­
home the first part of this week on ney’s fees; and for the costs and
account of sickness.
disbursements of said suit. Said
1 execution and order of sale com-
Nsw Fall and W inter Styles
|uandlng m6 to make sale of the fol
children’s coats, ladle« coats “l’d lowing d8crlbed property, to-wlt:
dieses. Ladies,’ men’s and child- I Jn Town3hi p four
(4 )
North
ten’s hosiery and underwear. Bar , Range tw enty-eight (2 8 ) east of
cley corsets made to measure. AlsoI tJje w M s txty-eight and tjiree
coat and dress material by the yard.! tenthg (6 8 . i ) acres in S tt of SEU
Mrs. Emma Johnson, third house gection Twenty-seven
(2 7 )
lying
east Catholic church. Not at home E0Uth q{ , he 0 w R t jJ. rjght of
for buslnesg Wodn/esdays.
7-tc way
One hundred twen$y-tpven
and
The Farm Bureau Co-op has con­ three-tenths (127.3) acres in SouthU
tracted for a carload of seed pota­ of South H Section tw enty-six (28)
toes before the rise in price which lying south of the O. W. R. & N.
w ill assure the grow cis a cheaper right of way.
price.
Thirty-three and
seven-tenths
(33.7) acres in North % of N. E. U
W illiam Downer has erected a Section Thirty-four (3 4 ) lying north
dw elling on his ranch east of town. of the Umatilla river.
And forty and seven-tenths (4 0 .7 )
Miss Ada Soneson wa© a Fondle acres in North % of North Vt Sec
ton visitor Wednesday.
tlon T hirty-fire (3 5 ) lying north of
the Umatilla River, more particular
J. D. Waghorn -and f'reo t-runti ly described as:
left Tuesday by auto for Portland
Commencing at the one-quarter
and Cortrallls. They expect to he
corner (Iron pipe) between Sec­
gone until the latter part of this
tions Twenty-seven (2 7 ) and Thirty
week.
four (3 4 ). Township Four (4 ) North
Range T w enty-eight (2 8 ) East of
Steps are being taken to forma
the W. M.: thence north 1103.5 feet
Boy Scout troop here, accotdin gt<
to the south line of the O. W. R. &
Rev. Henry Young. Some of thr
N. right of way; thence easterly
older boys here have had some prev
along said right of way 7.954 feet
lotts scout experience and w ill heli
more or less, to the Intersection of
in the organization and drilling o'
the north and south line between
tho green recruits. It Is believed
Sections 25 and 26, at a point 1169.6
the details of perfctlng the trbop will
feet north of the corner of Section*
be finished in about two weeks. A 25, 26. 35 and 36: thence south
-nesting place for the troop has been
756.6 feet; thence west 1773.6 feet;
provided In the M. E. church.
thence south 1003.6 feet to the cen­
ter of the channel of the Um atilla
M. E. Ladies Aid— Bring us your River; thence down the channel of
patterns and we w ill “make your said river North 79 degrees 30 m in­
Christmas apron« just the style and utes W est 295 feet; thence north 60
•,l»e you want. Your orders may be degrees 30 minutes W est 385 feet;
left with Mrs. Gaither or Mrs. West. thence South 88 degr<ees W est 250
feet to a point 360« feet south of the
J. C. Downing was a busines visi­ southwest corner of the SW% of the
tor In Portland th(P first part of this SE U of Section 26: thenc© South
week.
80 degrees West 330 feet; thence
North 75 degrees W est 858 feet.;
A baby boy was born to Mr. and thence South 62 degrees west- 192.'6
Mrs. Roy Penny at Stanfield at the feet to a point 230 feet southjof the
'farrah maternity home In this city southwest corn er^ f the SE U of the
last Monday. Mr. Penny Is the grad, SW U of Section 26; thence South
prlnciprl of the Stanfield schools.
78 degrees 30 m inutes West 510
feel; thence South 450 feet; thence
On Saturday, November 21, a South 62 degrees W est 286 feet;
cooked food sale w ill be given by th© thence. West 605 feet to a point 954
Parent-Teacher Association and the feet south of the corner of sections
Community club at Sappers' store be­ !6, 27, 34 and 35; thence North 23
ginning at 1 o'clock. The proceeds degree« 20 minutes West 580 feet;
will go entirely to the support of the thence North 74 dgrees 45 minutes
county nurse and similar sales will West 805 feet; thene© 8outh 38 de­
he held In town« all over the county grees West 240 feet; thence North
luring the week. It Is hoped that 66 degrees 15 minutes west 200 feet
-veryone will attend and patronise to a point 335 feet south of the S.
the sal© as the cause is worthy of W. corner of the SE U of the SE'4
of Section 27; thence south 53 de­
hearty support.
gree« west 210 feet; thence south
The Episcopal service of Holy 80 degrees West 230 feet: thence
’ommunlon will he held in th e ’ North 72 degrees 45 minutes W es’
Christian Science hall Sunday ev en -¡300 feel; thence south 36 degrees
Ing, Nov 22. at 7:30 o’clock. Rev ¡Went 225 feet; theuce south 37 de-
R V. Hinkle of Tendleton will of- green 15 minutes east 363 feet
Delate and preach. Be sure to oonic. thence ©oulh 66 degree© west 415
feet; thencp North 81 degree« 15
Methodist
Episcopal church— :m inutes west 360 feet to the inter-
Sunday school at 10. Morning w or-;'ec,,on
north and south line
ship 11 Epworth le a g u e 7 P. M through the center of Section 34;
All young folks especially Invited. ■'thenco. leaving the rlvr channel.
Illustrated lecture at 8. W eekly ’ north 995 fet to the point of begian-
prayer and Bible study Thursday ing. containing tw o hundred and
evening at 7:30. Henry Young, seventy acres (2 7 0 ). more or leas,
minister.
NOW THEREFORE, by virtue of
said execution. Judgment, order, de-
YOUNG WIFE AFRAID
cree and order of sale, and In com-
TO RAT AW V TH TWfi h>*aane with the command of said
“ wrtt.
“** 1 . w ill, on
__ the
— 19th
. . . . . day
dajr of
December.
1935.
at
10:00
o’clock
(I
"I was afraid to eat because 1 al-
after-
,h
*
forenoon)
nt
th©
front
door
of
ways had stomach ,trouble . . . . . .
wards. Since taking Adlerika t can ” »* rn ,”“ 7 r ° ur‘ •»«»*
Pendle-
eat and feel fin e.” (signed) Mrs. A. ,o n - Vmatllla County, Oregon, eell at
Howard. ONE spoonful Adlerika re- Public auction (subject to redempt-
rgeves gas and often brings surprls- lon)
highest bidder for cash'
lag relief to the stomach. Stops t h a t '1" ’‘•"d- •"
'•»* * '* * » . « tie aad
full, bloated feeling Removes old •n**ree< which the said abor« named
waste matter from utesttnea and defendants or either, any or a ll of
makes you feel happy and hungry. ,h*m h#’ e or
U d to the
E w g lleg t for obetlnale constipation. >bove deoerlbed property or any
Mltchrll Drug Company,
¡Par' »herwof to satW y said execution.
Bring in Four
Films
IT* IS o u r d etire to m a k e satisfied owner» of
A il reco n d itio n ed u sed car»
bearing thia ta g carry o u r gu aran tee a n d our
p le d g e — b a c k e d b y o u r s e r v ic e — t h a t '
are g e ttin g fu ll value for th e n t o , . c y * .
I u sed ear buyer».
K ELLO GG M O T O R C .
O u n f in is h in g d e p a r t ­
m en t, th r o u g h u p -to -d a te
m e th o d s and e q u ip m en t
and ex p er t h a n d lin g , can
h elp y o u g e t th e k in d o f
Hermiston. Creamer"
p ictu res y o u w ant.
T o u se a six '
-x p r e s-
sio n :
“ W e ’re th e re ©. th e
fin ish .”
MITCHELL DRUG COMPANY
PAYS THE HIGHES i
AND S P O T C A S H
YO JR CREAM.
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Hermiston. Oregon
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RUBBERS
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Line of
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For All Ma e <
C hildren’s
And Stationary Ln
AT MY
RESIDENCE
Knerr's Repaii
CHAS. HAHN
Hermiston, Oregon
When In Pendleton—
Call in u d let ns ten yon in person what we can do fo
u
at this Beauty Shop. A satisfied customer is onr best advertise
meat. Come u d see for yourself.
All the latest methods are n sei at this Beauty Shop and all
work is done under sanitary conditions.
SLOAN BONNET AND BEAUTY P A R L O P ^
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Marodling, Facial u d Scalp Treatments are Our Specialties
Smart u d Exclusive M’llinery at Most Reasonable Prices.
645 Main St., Pendleton, Ore.
Telephone: 380
Open for Business in New Locatori
THE NEW
O rthophonic
V ictrola
NEXT TO SAPPERS’ HARDWARE.
IN OLD POSTOFFICE BUILDING
A M E R IC A N SH O E SH O P
LIKE PICTURE
$ 1 5 0 .0 0
Hare y|m heard thia woaderfnl
musical inventtga; if not yea are
missing something.
Come into oar
store and rxk to hear the new Ortho-
phonie Victrola.
Yes, « « sell them
on payments— pay $ 8.00 each week
and we « ill deliver the naw V ic­
trola in time for Christmas.
Ask ns
shoot onr bndget payment plan.
P a ce year order
M rtj
if
you
L H. BERRY & SON
A F ew G ood S econ d H and
Separators at th e right
p rice, and on very reason ­
a b le terms.
« u t delivery for Christmas.
FOR SALK AT
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We hay u d Sell
aw
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Fhou 101
L. H. BER R Y & SO N
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