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JT H B H JB B M I8T O X HERALD. H JE R M IST O K , O R E G O N , Vrowen Hertogenboach ....... ........... .............................. Shlrlle Brownson Bob Yankee..*...................George Davie LOCAL AND PERSONAL ■ BREVITIB6 H i l d a ............. .................- .R uth Beneel W llhelm tna ........ Margaret Waterman Franx ............................... Jo h n Newell NefcrhborhadB Hang ..........................:......Rodney Davie K a trin a ....... ..........................Alice Dyer T here was no school on T hursday, J. M. Biggs *nd P. B. Swsyze left Sunday on a brief businese tr ip to A rm istice Day. A p aren t-teach er aaw aifttan m eet P ortland. ing wag held on W ednesday. It was Mrs. W illiam S eh arr and Miss Ada a special m eeting called to discuss Soneson w ere Pendleton visitors the advisability of ta k in g precau tions ag ain st an epidemic. Dr. J. Monday. L. S ears spoke in favor of th e plan. Rev. and Mrs. J. T. Dowell have Miss F lan n ig an . the county nurse, retu rn ed to H erm iston to reside a fte r and Mr. Yeager, the county school the having lived for some tim e a t B urns. I su p erin ten d e n t, were also a t m eeting and concurred in Dr. Mr. and Mrs. H. T. F ra se r left S ears rem arks. I W ednesday m orning for P o rtlan d w here th ey w ill see th e O. A. C.- JSouthern C alifornia football game. Occur» nee« <rf In terit I and There About g * Peach Twigs and Scientific Planning M i IE p e a c h tw ig d ip s d o w n w a rd ,s o m a n y b eliev e , w h e n h e ld o v e r u n d e rg ro u n d w a te r su p p lie s. S o firm is th e fa ith o f so m e p e o p le in its su p p o se d in fa lla b ility t h a t th e y n e v e r u n d e r ta k e th e la b o r a n d e x p e n se o f d ig g in g a w ell w ith o u t m a k in g a te s t fo r h id d e n w a te r w ith th is n a tu r a l d iv in in g ro d . In p r e p a rin g fo r th e g ro w th o f te le p h o n e fa c ilitie s to m e e t f u tu r e d e m a n d s , th e re is n o p e a c h -tw ig s u b s t itu te fo r fo re sig h t. A ll ex p e n d itu r e s o f la b o r a n d m o n e y m u s t b e b a s e d o n sc ie n tific p la n n in g . C a re fu l s t u d i e s 'm u s t be m a d e o f p r e s e n t a n d f u tu r e c o n d itio n s in t,he lo c a lity to b e s e rv e d . P ro b a b le p o p u la tio n a n d th e v o lu m e a n d n a t u r e o f te le p h o n e tra ffic m u s t b e e s tim a te d y e a rs a h e a d . P l a n t m u s t be m a d e c a p a b le o f e x p a n sio n . C a p ita l m u s t be a r r a n g e d fo r in a d v a n c e if g ro w th is n o t to b e d e la y e d . O n e o f th e v ita l p h ases o f th e Bell S y s te m ’s ta s k o f p ro v id in g A m eric a w ith a n a tio n -w id e , u n iv e rsa l se rv ic e is t h a t o f fo re see in g a n d p r o v id in g fo r th e f u tu r e n e e d s o f th e n a tio n . T The Legion dance given S atu rd ay n ig h t in th e au d ito riu m w as well a t tended, and th e crowd had a good time. T ran sp aren t and M otallic p ain tin g i classes W ednesdays and S aturdays. Mrs. J. 8. Dyer 9-tfc Miss Em m a C hristina«, an execu tive in th è N o rth w estern N ational bank a t P o rtlan d , is a guest a t thè home of Mr. a n d Mrs. C harles T ay lor. One of the big p ictu res of th e y ear "Cohens and Kellys” will be a t the Playhouse F rid ay , S atu rd ay and Sunday, Nov. 12, 13, 14.— adv. Otis McCarty, Ilu tte r crek ran ch er, has been carry in g his left arm in a sling os a resu lt of a n u m b er of boils. T he arm has been badly iwoolen, bu t Mr. M cCarty said he th o u g h t lie has a chance to outlive the bolls. BELL SYSTEM O ne P olicy - One S y s te m - U niversal Service Mr. and Mrs. W. J. W arn er en ter- 'ain ed Inform ally a t cards T hursday evening. T hree tables w ere in play 1 durin g th e evening, an d prize w in ners were Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Swayze j and Mrs. C. S. M cN aught an d Mrs, 1 Mabel R alph. Sweet Cream Brings AND WE HOPE TO INCREASE IT SOON. W h y n ot T a k e A d v a n ta g e o f th is AND BRING IN YOUR CREAM WHILE IT IS STILL SWEET. HAVE IT BROUOHT TUESDAY AND FRIDAY MORNINGS SO AS TO EN ABLE US TO MAKE FULL CHURNINGS OF SWEET CREAM BUTTER THESE DAYS. HERMISTON CREAMERY A. M. Sunstrup, Prop. — AT THE PLAY HOUSE— Friday, Saturday and Sunday CHRISTMAS N ov. 1 2 ,1 3 , 1 4 .. The .. 18 ONLY A SHORT TIME AWAY W atch th is space for the solution COHENS of your CHRISTMAS SHOPPING. OUR COMPLETE LINE OF CHRISTMAS GOODS IS NOW ARRIV KELLYS ING AND WILL SOON BE ON DIS PLAY. 10 REELS OF LAUGHS T he Best P ictu re of 1926 renew ii next YOUR MONEY BACK IT NOT MORE time you art THAN SATISFIED in town. Oregon Hardware & Implt. Co. T V /H C ff£3T ££ « t o m 7:45 Sharp 25-50c Have You WE HAVE THE Turkeys to Sell? NEW If you have, don’t fail to write or call me to get my quotations. I am interested in buying turkeys, either live or dressed. Ortho phonie Yarns Are in Demand Now We carry F leischer's w hich are so well and favorably know n as to q u ality and wide ra n g e of colors and w eights, th a t you a re sure to be able to get w hat your fan cy calls for P rice of y arn has been reduced th is y ear to confolim to the de crease in wool prices. We have ju s t received a few n um bers of Gilbert Smith Posioffice address, H erm iston, Oregon, R. F. D. Telephone Echo, 16-R-12 V ic to r R ecords C R IS P M O R N IN G S Drop in and hear th) m. Here are ; The Colum bia park board held a few of these wonderful new record th eir an n u al eleclion at the home of ings: 1 Cent Premium TO Come in a/ii "Cohens and K ellys” th e big com edy p ictu re of ten reels, a t th e P la y house F rid ay , S atu rd ay and Sunday. — adv. T he P acific T elephone A nd T elegraph C ompany UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE WE WOULD LIKE Ha» Your Subscription E x p ire d ? Look Who’se Here Rayon and Wool Hose J u s t th e w eight for early w in te r w ear; priced a t $1.0« per p,.;r In th e good colors now In demand. ■ ----- . .... . ■ —— — , .. .. ! ......... Blankets In the all wool Pendleton g rad es and the cotton b lan k ets of d ifferen t w eights a t the rig h t price. Gordon Caps In New Shapes and Cloths, priced a t $1.50 to $3.50. are H igh Class M erchandise. These CALL FOR GOOD WHOLESOME | Mrs. B elscam per Nov. 5. The follow- FOOD TO START OUT THE DAY IN No. 20206— Chick, Chick, Chick, ! lug officers were chosen: Mrs. Bels- THE RIGHT MOOD TO GET THINGS C hicken! Fox tro t, by Ted Weems caniper ch airm an ; Mrs. H am m er, and his o rch estra; apd A in’t We DONE. clerk; Mrs. Upham, treasu rer. C arry in ’ On, Fox T rot, Ja n G arber W h at is more sensible and econom Mrs F. B. Swayze en te rta in e d two and h is orchestra. ical th a n — bridge parties th is week. The first No. 20028— Hilo H aw aiian m arch. was a luncheon Tuesday afternoon, H aw aiian g u ita rs; W aila W altz. at w hich four tableB w ere in play. (D row sy W aters) F ra n k Ferea, John Prizes were won by Mrs. F. V. Prim e K. Poaluhi. and Mr«. C. W. K ellogg. Mrs. No. 20115— Hello Baby, Fox T rot, Swayze was hostess th is afternoon by P h ilip S pitalny and his orches it a bridge tea. ____ « tra, vocal re fla in by Dennie Lea- Maybe you w an t Cured Meats. If Plans for a C hristm as cheer card ney. Only you and Lonely Me, Fox you do our line of Bacon and H am s p arty open to th e publis have been T rot, by P h ilip S pitalny and his o r w ill su it you. If you w an t F resh made by the W om an’s A uxiliary of chestra. the A m erican Legion, The p arty will M eats you can have a choice of a No. 20205— 1 W an t a P ardon For be given on F rid ay evening, Novem wide range of offerings. Daddy, duet w ith piano, H enry B urr, ber 19, s ta rtin g a t 8:30 o ’clock at Jam es Stanley, F ra n k B an ta a t the flctel H erm iston. Both bridge and piano. I Found a Million Dollar 500 will be played d u rin g tjie eve Baby, by H enry B urr. ning. The price of adm ission will also cover cost of th e supper which No. 20169— M inuet in G, orches PHONE 131 will be served, according to th e com tra , Rosario Bourdon conductor. mittee. Proceeds from th e p arty Amaryllis, orchestra, by V ictor Con will be used by the au x iliary In pro cert orchestra, Rosorio Bourdon, con viding C hristm as cheer and other ductor. welfare w ork. The com m ittee in No. 20168— Serenade, by Charles charge Is headed by Mrs. C arl Voyen IS OUR SPECIALTY and Includes Mrs. W. H. H am m , Mrs. Kellogg (th e n a tu re singer— bird HOME MADE PASTRY Jam es Todd, Mrs. Logan Todd and notes w ith h lsth ro a t, not lips) and B Mrs. J. S. H arvey. WE SERVE 40c LUNCH FROM Victor o rch estra: also Naclssus, by B 11:30 TILL 3 :0 0 P. M. C harles Kellogg. Be sure to hear K Pried Chicken, home style, 50c ■ Special evangelistic m eetings at this one. W ike B aptist church from Nov, 8 t<f I SHORT ORDERS AT ALL HOUR! !1. each evening a t 7:45 P. M. Three ■ Open 5:30 to 9:30. eivices Sunday, the 14th, 11 A. M., : 3 P. M. and 7:45 P. M., w ith a basket PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST din n er at noon. B ring yo u r lunch * I’hone 101 H erm iston. Oregon ■ and come and enjoy the day of gotxi i th in g s and have your life enriched w ith th e sp irit of C h ristian fellow- B hip. We are expecting a crowd t S from P endleton for th e afternoon erviee to help w ith special music. i Rev. Ed. C. Cofer of G rass Valley is p reaching the gospel of salvation I through fa ith In th e Lord Jesus t C hrist. My b ro th er rem em ber th a t s w hat you m ight have been and failed : to be, w ill be th e b itterest of h ell’s B worst disappointm ent. Stop, w atch B your step. Come and h ear th e Gos ■ pel of good news. A cordial welcome ■ io oil. A. J, W are, pastor M EAT City Meat M arket M en s Ties B oth in bow and four-in-hands in N ew P atern s. P riced 50c to $1.50, w ith a good rang© o f colors to choose from. from Hermiston Produce and Supply Company YES W E H A V E C hoice H om e C ooking : ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ 1 * WINTER Is Coming for a Long Stay ■ ■ ■ ■ C O A L IS A NECESSITY BEEF PO R K M itchell Drug Co. VEAL LA M B R EX C AFE When you buy Gasoline You Buy Power by the Mile. Sauerkraut H e r m isto n M a r k e t P h one Four-O ne-O ne ■ W e A r e Sure We can give you satisfaction in our Fuel Supply of both Wood and Coal. F re é D e liv e ry ■ B ■ ■ ■ PR O M PT SERVICE Inland Empire Lumber Company Pk.a.1331 ' Tke Yard of Beat Quality M. M. STRAW, MGR. Exclsaive Representatives of National Builders Bureau _ ■ ^■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■BBBBBBBBaaBBBBBBBa* SCHOOL NEWS Last F riday H erm iston high tchool football team met th e team front H eppner on the school grounds here. The gam e was a very ex cit ing one and It was not know n u n til the tim ekeeper blew the w histle who would win. The score was 7 to 6 in onr favor. Saturday. November IS. th e local fw th a ll team will play Condon on the school ground here. T h e game! is expected Io prove very Interest- i Ing and a good tu rn o u t is hoped for. Play w ill begin a t 2 o'clock. The Ju n io r class m et on W ednes day m orning to decide about giving a class play. . A fter discussion it was derided to send for several plays t o 1 pick from. The play will be given in M arch o r A pril. Both Glee clubs are w orking h ard on the operetta, "W indm ills of H oi-, lan d ” w hich Is to be given on Dec 3. The cast ineludcs the follow ing: , N eyerbcer H ertogcnboerh ...... ...... | V ernon H arrah If the motor valves do not seat proper on the piston rings they will not hold compression, and yon do not get the miles of transportation yon have paid for, which ~oon cost n o n money than a new s it of piston rings and a valve grind. We have the equipment to make the old valves like new, and valve seats th a t make 'em fit. Subscribe For T h e H erald > COME IN AND LET US GIVE YOU AN ESTIMATE ON YOUR JOB. We G uarantee Onr Work H erm iston H osp ital Black & White Garage Jim Pearson, Mgr. We can care for yon cheaper and giv: yon better service than you can receive at home. Prices >4 per day including general care, board and room. “ Ask a patient who has been there” M aternity Cases E specially Solicited Phene 881 HERMISTON, OREGON