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Methodist Episcopal church Sun
day, Sept. 19: Sabbath school at 10
b'eiock, E.
Cherry, Supt. Morn
ing worship at 11, at which R. T.
iookingham will preach. Epworth
League at 7i30 P. M. Leader, Har
vey DeMosa. Topic, “’What I Like
About Our League. A welcome ex
tended to all young people. Henry
Young, minister,
Follow ing their traditional policy of con
sta n t im p ro v em en t w it h no y ea rly
m odels, Dodge Brothers, during the past
eight m onths, have va stly bettered their
motor cars in many vital respects.
T he public io registering its appreciation
of this progressive industrial service by
p u rch asin g e v e r y m otor car D odge
Brothers can b u i l d - i n spite of the fact
that Dodge Brothers production, during
these m onths, has broken all previous
records by an im pressive margin.
the recent convention in Chicago.
Mellinger tires, guaranteed 15,000
miles. Sold by Cecil Warner, local
salesman.
2-3tp
Touring Car
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Coupe
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Sedan
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Sport Roadster
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At Hermiston
E. R. SCHILLER
Pendleton, Oregon
J. G. PEARSON,
Black & White Garage, Hermiston
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MOTOR C A R S
K n e w V irtu e s o f S alad
British food experts who have been
making a special study of the history
of salads say the tomato Is the single
The Ladies Aid have planned to new Ingredient modern times have
contributed to salad making.
lerve lunch during the Dairy and
The pharaohs—even the beautiful
Cleopatra—ate onions In large quan
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titles In their salads and used garlic
und other high-scented Ingredients.
Tne M. E. ladies Aid society met
Confucius ate cucumbers and the
with Mrs. P. Neadeau on Wednesday ancient Chinese used mustard, water
afternoon, There were 27 present. cress and nasturluin leaves and flow
ers In mixing their elaborate salads,
The next meeting will be all day which often contained hard-boiled
Wednesday, Sept. 29, at the home of eggs.
Ancient PersiH was also very fond
Mrs. George Strohm.
of salad making. Sour wine, not un
like modern vinegar, was used on let
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Royse tuce by the Persians 4,000 years ago.
are the parents of a son born on
Sept. 6 at the Hermiston hospi
tal.
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A TIP CONCERNING
Y O U R CHICKEN H O U SE
This stock has been In the yard for the las
five months and la now thoroughly dry.
Thia gives you a stock that w ill build an absolutely tight chick-*
en house at the same price as green lumber would cost. You cannot
afford to take a chance on using green lumber for a chicken
house when w . w ill guarantee the stock that we furn sh not to
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TUM -A-LUM LU M BER CO.
Phone 111
Provide Food
for Imprisoned Frogs
A “Methuselah" frog has come to
light. Two workmen tied to ropes,
drilling Into the rock 200 feet down
the face of a cliff at Henddol slate
quarries, came across him. They had
to shift a massive bowlder to get at
his tiny house In the solid stone.
Frogs—or toads—have been found
in all manner of unlikely places—
even In coal mines.
How do they
get there? On wliat do they live?
Prof. Sir William Boyd Dawkins an
swered the question when eight frogs
were found In hard grldstone on Wer-
neth Low.
No frogs were In the world, lie said,
when the stone Itself was being
formed.
Their ancestors then had
not even dropped their tails.
The real explanation was simple.
Frogs crept Into the stone through
some face fissure when they were
very small. Files and Insects also
obtained an entry is the same way,
and on these the frogs lived. They
grew fat, and could net get out again.
No ether explanation ts possible.
Frogs have been sealed up In plant
pots, but they have alwnys died. It
has been proved th a t. they ennnot
live without food for a longer period
than twelve months,—London Tlt-
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FUEL
T im e to g et th e C oal Bin
C leaned up R eady for
Fuel Storage.
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A man In Paterson, N. J., suing for
divorce, mentioned that one of the
reasons for wanting to sever his mat
rimonial bonds was that his wife ate
with a knife and that her table eti
quette was very bad.
The Judge promptly Informed him
that because his wife ate with her
knife It was no cause for divorce.
And the Judge was right. If such a
thing was cause for divorce there
would be thousands of shattered
homes In this fair land.
Of course It Is not proper to eat
with a knife, especially green peas, as
they roll off so easily, and again It
Is distressing to see a person scooping
up food with a knife and giving an Im
Ration of a sand dredge at work at
Rockaway, making a new boulevard.
However, because a man marries
an amateur sword swallower or vice
versa, that Is not cause enough to
break up their home. They should
buy books on etiquette and learn not
to shovel In mashed potatoes with a
knife or stab a radish with a keen
blade.—Brooklyn Standard Union.
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M M. STRAW. MGR.
EaclRMv* Baprexatatives W National BniMtrs
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Payants 7-Picce
Orchestra
In new fall colors and weights a t $7.50. These
are underpriced and it you will need ore ii v
good opportunity.
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Right.
BE THERE
Outing Pai amas - Night Shh t
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A dm iasion, $ 1 .0 0
Are now in season and we are showier «
numbers at $1.50 to $3.50.
For the Ladies
Home Millinery
R eshaping a n d R e trim m in g
Old Hata a Specialty.
With You.
We are showing some new patterns
ine Tinker Bell Cloth, thé latest thin? tor
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goods; looks like a wool challie; priced at - < a :
Some new patterns of Peter Pans at 60c. AU<
lutely fast colors.
Snowland Flannels
In bright, snappy patterns, just the thing for
these cool nights for pajamas or night gowns, at
50 cents.
Hermiston Produce and Supply
Company
NOTICE
WE WANT YOU TO MEET OUR
MEAT PRICES
Pendleton Shoe
Shop
843 Main S t,
Pendleton, Oregon
ts L e a d e r"
M ENS’ BL A ZER S
Start the Dancing Season
NAP-A-TAN
If any of these »hoe» rip bring
it to our Shoe Repairing
Plant and have it sewed with
out cost.
WE DO SHOE REPAIRING
OF AT T, KINDS WHILE
YOU WAIT
value per dollar. Let ua
prove it.
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POSTMASTER GEN. HARRY NEW
“A pessimist is a man with one
speed forward and three in reverse."
AU Guaranteed
h ie service and greater
en pneuBaatic w ntep
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gaUuud p e r uuux.
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Home Water Plants
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TRADE BUILDERS
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FAIRBANKS - MORSE
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h e re running water than to be
w ith o u t it.
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supply — whatever ca
pacity you r e q u ir e —
w h e th e r y o u need an
engine or motor driven
plant — whatever price
you wish to pay— there
is a Fairbanka - Morse
Hom e Water P lant that
will give you dependa-
OREGON HARDWARE & IMPLEMENT COMPANY
Five Killed In Midwest Floods.
Chicago.—Five lives were known to
have been lost and »3,000,000 worth
of damage had been done at Terre
Haute, Ind., and Jacksonville, 111., In
the third flood to sweep the central
west in ten days.
subscription if you are in-arrears
Bew are of Your
H ealth
If you are not already a Customer
we w ant you to give us an order then
you w ill be.
H ighest Grade Meat, handled In a
sanitary. Modern Market, la the kind
we sell. ®nd at lowest prlcee always.
Let us fill your next MEAT order.
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W hy tak e
a chance?
PHONE 131
Phone 411
THE JERSEY
DAIRY
HERMISTON
MARKET
Milk and Cream for «ele at all
times. Both mornln and «van
n in g deliveries. Route), In Her
miston end Umatilla.
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Hermiston Golf
Club
Salt Lake City. — The republican
state convention has renominated
Reed Smoot to succeed him self as
United States senator from Utah. The
action was taken Friday by acclama
tlon.
Send us the price o f & year’:
Slab Wood and Body Fir on Hand
At all Times
Inland
Auspices of the
Reed Smoot Wine Utah Nomination.
We Need the Money
A trial order will please us both.
SEPT. 24
Mrs. B. Haneline
DO IT N O W
We have stored to capacity Best
Grades of Utah Coals.
F rid a y N ig h t
They were at work gathering potato
beetles from the backyard garden spot A tsiatan ce Given in th e M a k
of their dad—big hoy and little boy.
ing of H a ta
They received ten cents a hundred for
the striped backed rascals. It was
At home mornings.
hard work for the boys and a prema
ture Investment of funds for the dad
but the potato crop had to be saved.
"These yellow eggs have to be
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smashed too," crleq the little boy, ex
hibiting the patch underneath a leaf.
“Ob, no, don’t do that,” yelled the
W H O ’S W H O T O D A Y
big boy; “they’ll hatch out an’ make
bugs, an’ then we c'n pick ’em und git
paid for ’em.”
Bad Table Etiquette
No Cause for Divorce
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and really liv in g — that
is the d iffe r e n c e th e
F a ir b a n k a -M o r s e
Home Water Plant will
make in your home and
life.
Y ou’ll realize the truth
o f this when you see this
finely built plant dem
onstrated. And you’ll be
surprised to find th at it
really coats you leas to
Bring Your Odd Bits of Trimming
T h e B ug fo r B usiness
Blta.
-READ TUB WANT ADS—
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The difference between d ru d g -
e r e and c o n v e n ie n c e —the dif-
L ittle T h rift Lesson
By spending $1 which you could
have saved before you are twenty you
spend $10. By spending $1 before you
are thirty you spend $5. By spending
$1 before you are forty you spend at
least 32. How so? One dollar or
$100 or any other number of dollars,
carefully invested, will double In
about a dozen years, explains Forbes
Magazine. Therefore, $1 saved and
Invested before twenty will amount to
310 in forty years, or by the time roost
^people think .they would like to take
life easy. The dollar saved before the
age of thirty would amount to $6 when
the saver reached sixty.
“/üucetServive"
¡Pum p and carry” |
Hermiston
Auditorium
Sunday, Sept. 19 at Baptist church:
Bible school 10 A. M., morning wor
ship at 11. Theme, The principle of
the second mile. Evening service 8
P. M. Theme, According to life’s
juest, so shall be its findings. A
Richard 8. Witte of Milwaukee,
cordial welcome to all. A. J. Ware, 1 Wle., who wae elected supreme chan
cellor of the Knights of Pythias at
pastor.
Indeed, there has never been an equal
period in D odge Brothers history when
so many reflhements of a popular and
fundamental nature have been made.
early In the spring.
First
Which in your_ home
Big Dance ol
the Season
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‘ BURKY A JENKINS
N ap-A -T an
H erm iston H osp ital
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Home Cooking
T rade Builders
IS OUR SPECIALTY
HOME MABE PASTRY
WE SERVE 40c LUNCH PROM
11:30 TILL 3:00 P. M.
Fried Chicken, home styl«. 80e
Boots and Shoes for men and boy».
AU new stock and all rebuilding work guaranteed.
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American Shoe Shop
Hermiston, Oregon
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Open 5:30 to » :*>.
REX CAFE
We can care for you cheaper and giv; yon better service then yon
can receive nt home.
Price« $4 per day including general care, board and room.
“Ask a patient win» has been there”
Maternity Caiei Especially Solicited
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HERMISTON, OREGON
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