Ape Descended From Man,
Say« German Savant
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
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Sweater Coats
T h ia F a m ily la T in y
L e a g u e o f N a tio n s
London — Six destitute or
phans, each of a different na
tionality. were recently adopted
by a wealthy English merchant
and his wife, who were child
less. They decided to rear them
as their own and their family
la now a llttR> “league of na
tions.” The nationalities of the
hoys are as follows; Johnnie,
English; Pierre, French; Ca-
nilllo, Italian; Uarloa, Spanish,
Ignace, Polish, and Jan, Swed
ish. The youngest of the boys
Is only six months old and the
eldest six years. All boys have
been naturalized and are now
British subjects. The family
Is said to be wonderfully happy
and the foster father believes
this experiment of a “league of
nations” will be a great success.
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Berlin.—The ape la descended from
O w u r r a u . W IntonM O I ^ m S H o t
man and not man from the ape, ac
la d T h m About th . Cttr sad
cording to Prof. Max Weetenbofer,
N«.hborbood
custodian of the Pathological mu
seum ot the Bertln unl#rsitji He
F. E. Matthew» and Miss Carol points oiM that chimpanzee cobs re
Matthew, of Portland spent the first semble tiaman beings mucnOTOre than
of the week as gutfrts at the home of do their parents. Hg 091» that cer
tain Inner ergon» gfve «Adence that
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Payne.
man's ancestors lived for a time In
water. These peculiar characteris
B. I^tncaeHcr of Isw Angeleg was tics are missing in apes, which, he de
a visitor here last Sunday at the B. clares, “shows that the ape repre
F. Parsons home. .Mr. Parsons is a sents the subsequent development
brother of Mrs. Lancaster.
and proves that man la the older
form of mammal." Professor Westen-
Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Blakney of hofer elucidated this theory before
Echo are the parents of a 10 pound the anthro{>ologlcal congress now In
boy born October 18 at the Hermis- session at Salzburg.
tn hospital.
B oys’ Jersey Coats - $ 1 .5 0
M en’s Jersey C oats - $ 2 .5 0
We will Make You a Real
Price on Leather Coats
Danger in Bobs
Il C. Canfield attended the ses
sion of Pomona grange at Umapine
last Thursday. He accompanied C.
E. Spence, state market agent, from
Hermiston.
SPECIAL
Mark Franklin and Dr. Suttle, of
Portland, Were here last week as I
guests at the home of H. L. Payne, j
The two men hunted pheasants while '
here.
For Saturday
2 cans 21-2 Standard Apricots 50c
1 can Standard Pears - - 30c
1 can Standard Cling Peaches 25c
1 can Standard Free Peaches 25c
Total
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And 1 Can of Apricots Free
Mr. and Mrs. William Henrlchs of
Moro and Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Hen.
rlchs, of Lewiston, Idaho, were here
last week as guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. A. Buhmann.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Loughlin,
former residents of Hermiston, were
visitors hare for a few days recently.
They left Hermiston about 14 years
ago.
Mns. W. G. Rodda was In Arling
ton several days last week where she
was called by the illneea of her sls-
telr, Mrs. H. M. Cox. Mr. Rodda
went to Arlington Sunday, and Mrs.
Rodda returned home with him.
KINGSLEY'S
H E R M IS T O N
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O F Q U A L IT Y
Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Holgate of Red
mond are here as guests at the home
of Dr. and Mrs. C. M. Dale. They
are the parents of Mrs. Dale. Mr.
Holgatie enjoyed some hunting dur
ing the open season.
A TIP CONCERNING
Y O U R CHICKEN H O U SE
This gives you a stock that will build an absolutely tight chick
en house at the game price as green lumber would cost. You cannot
afford to take a chance on using green lumber for a chicken
bouse when we will guarantee the stock that we furnish not to
shrink.
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TUM -A-LUM LUM BER t o .
Phone 111
WINTER
Is Coming for a Long Stay
COAL IS A
NECESSITY
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THE JERSEY
DAIRY
P D & CO Tooth Paste
I? D & CO Vanishing
Cream
P D & CO Skin Protec-
i'» tion Cream
P D & CO Shaving
Cream
Milk and Cream for sale at all
times. Beth mornln and even-
nlng deliveries. Routes In Her
miston and Umatilla.
P Dfc CO Almond
Cream
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Mrs. McKinley of Munger & McKinley will Le here - iti
Winter
R eady-to-W e a r
A p p a re l
W E D N E SD A Y , N O V . 10
and I am sure those who have been served by Mrs. McKinley will
visit her again at this time. She will no doubt have a very com
plete line of such goods as the season will suggest.
Do not for
get the day, Wednesday, November 10th.
This will be the last trip here this year, and we have every rea
son to be pleased at the reception Mrs. McKinley's display 18 look
ed forward to by the Umatilla
Project ladies.
Hermiston Produce and Supply
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IS OUR SPECIALTY
HOME MADE PASTRY
WE SERVE 40c LUNCH FROM
11:30 TILL 3:00 P. M.
Fried Chicken, home style, 50c
SHORT ORDERS AT ALL HOUR!
Open 5 :30 to 9 :30.
REX CAFE
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The persistence of the wild life
close to the hnunta of man and his
works la more than remarkable.
When man first Intruded Into the
wilderness places wild animals were
Ids easy prey. They did not know
anything about hltn and probably
looked upon him only as some fellow
animal who had come to share their
lot. They were disillusioned fast
enough and they learned quick les
sons from disillusionment.
Today wild animals know how to
car. for theinselvea. For years their
ranks rnpldly decreased, hut when
man believed that the vanishing point
almost had been reached there were
seen signs of Increase. All tha an
Imala had become “foxy.”
T O T H E LA DIES OF
HERMISTON
BURKY & JENKINS
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Bensel, superintendent., Clasreh for
nil ages. No morning preaching.
Evening service, 7:30 P. M. Theme:
Revivals In the Bible. A cordial
welcome to all. A. J. Ware, pastor.
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If you are not already a Customer
we want you to give us an order then
you will be.
Highest Grade Meat, handled in a!
sanitary, Modern Market, is the kind
we sell, and at lowest prices always.
Let i»s fill your next MEAT order.
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THE NEW WINTER»
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SECRETARY WILBUR
Phone 101
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PROMPT SERVICE
“ The Yard of Best Quality ”
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‘‘A soft answer is sometimes hard
Mitchell Drug
Company
Mr. and Mrs. A. Buhmann and Mr.
and Mns. R. W. Buhmann were in
Lewiston. Idaho, for three days week
before last visiting Mr. and Mrs. A.
W. Imthurn. Mrs. Imthurn Is a
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Buh
mann.
We can give you satisfaction in 8
our Fuel Supply of both Wood and 8
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Coal.
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I t is made expressly for bams, com cribs, silos, fence«,
etc. It is a durable, weather-resisting painX for rough or
smooth lumber. I t sinks in sticks tight and saves repairs.
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For a limited time onl we
give you free any one of the
above items providing you
purchase two of them. You
get $1.50 value for |1.00.
Don't miss this!
Mrs. C. S. McNaught and Mra. H.
T. Fraser were heg^sseg at an after
noon bridge party at the Fraser
home Saturday, when five tables
were In play. Prizes were won by
Mrs. E. P. Dodd and Mrs. F. C. Mc
Kenzie.
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A bam needs protection just as much as a house, in fact
more protection, because it is not buiit as substantially.
You can point to your barn with as much pride as you
do to your home if it is painted with
P D & CO Tar Shampoo
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Solvfster are
now residents of Hermiston. They
moved Monday to the acreage west
of town which they recently purchas
ed from F. J. Prann. They former
ly resided at Blalock, Washington.
r «: ad the want ads —
A Barn Worth Keeping Is
A Barn Worth Painting
COMMONWEALTH BARN RED
b y U lt r a - V io le t R ay s
Newport, Eng.—Young chicks
have been made to grow twice
as fast by use of electricity, says
Prof. Borlases Matthews, a poul
try expert. The young birds
were treated for nine weks with
ultra-violet rays.
.Professor Matthews advises
poultry farmers either to give
chickens electrically made ozone
as provided in London under
ground railways or to bathe
them with electricity radiated
from electric wires over their
perches at night. He contends
the yield In eggs would be In
creased nearly 50 per cent.
NOW YOU
CA N B U Y
Mr. and Mrs. F, J. Prann left Mon
day for Hood River and Portland
where they will visit for some time
before returning to Hermiston. They
recently disposed of their place here
and expect to seek a new location In
the near future.
MATERIALLY YOURS
Sr
S herwin -W illiams
C h ic k s G ro w F a s te r
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At the Methodist Episcopal church
Sunday school at 10; morning ser
vices at 11, subject, “The Sustain
ing Vision;” everyone is welcome to
Join in these services. Prayer meet
ing Thursday evening. S. Harnack,
pastor.
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O u r C u s to m e r« A re O u r B eat
J. S. Norvell, of Helix, republican
candidate for state representative, A.
C. McIntyre of Pendleton and E. E.
Tate, assistant cashier of the bank at
'Iellx, and Mr. Adams were Hermis
ton visitors Tuesday.
Anticipating chicken house business for the late summer and
fail, we secured a complete stock' of material for this business
early in the spring. This stock has been in the yard for the last
five months and is now thoroughly dry.
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W H O ’S W H O T O D A Y
to give.”
A N O S E R V IC E *
R. A. Brownson, Mgr.
Philadelphia. — Women are like
ly to be bald because of bobs, in the
opinion of one hairdresser at a con
j vention. He says bobs have led to
the fad of tight hats, which cause the
hair to full out.
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The Jews who left Germany during
the Middle ages for the Slavic lands
of Bohemia, Poland, Oalarla and Llth
nanta spoke Middle High German and
wrote It quite correctly, although they ,
employed the Hebrew letter». Out of '
touch with Germany, the German
sounds and forma uurierwent aome
change, while Hebrew, Aramaic and
Slavic worde were added to the Ian
guage. The resultant Idiom, Yiddish,
supplanted the Slavic ef the primitive
Jewish settlers, and grsilually with
Jewish migration was ¿anded tq. all |
parta of the world. Pure Hebrew ta
now an academic language, found only
In hooks.
H erm iston H osp ital
We can care for you cheaper and givs yon better «errice than yon
A,
can reeeire at home.
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Prices 14 peeMay mcWing general care, hoard and room.
“A si a patient who has been there”
M a te rn ity Cases Especially Solicited
Phone 981
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