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THE HEBMISTOW wf F att > , HTCRMTAfTOEe OMGOX. flat iron aver It. making sure that the iron to M t too hot. Leave for about an fcour. Remove the iron and Published «rer? Tfcursday at Her. dust off the chalk, and as a yule mietoa. Umatlll« Ooaaty, Oregon by the spot w ill be removed, because J. M. Biggs. editor and manager. the chalk has absorbed It. gnferdU an aeooñd alasi metier Most liquid bluings contain an iron compound called Prussian blue which Is decomposed by the alkali In soap, yielding Iron rust. Ualese clothes It seems fitting that In February the natal month of Abrabam Lin coln, ws pause to rseall anew ths high and noble Ideals to which be so rigidly adhered, to pay due reverence to the strong, yet kindly nature that guided this unusual life. Character In business la Just as es sential as in the individual. An honor that Is above the mere desire for profit must be the guiding light of every successful endeavor. are carefully rinsed until free of »H sqap and other glkajjs used la graph ing, contact with the, blq|ng, w ill cause rust spot* on. th« clothes. When washing woolens, the tem perature of the water la kept luk« warm throughout the washing anti rinsing processes to prevent shrink age of material. Friction of any kin» Announcement GW ÏN V HUGHES, Administrator. The Domestic Dry Cleaning Co. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ SC K O O i t l» T S S * applM In satisfaction of pat* sums, and interest, elalm, lien or demand. 5 attorneys foes. Interest, costp and In. to, or upon said land, and eaeh dlgtwrsements; gad whlcg said de- and every jar* f a d parcel 1h«r*>f- cree will further provide .thgt any »xccpting tb« statutory right of re Kgrty to this suit p a y bl<j upon and demption. Thia summons la served upon you purchase said land at the sale there of: that immediately after such sale by publcatlon thereof, once a weak, a the Sheriff ahall place the purchaser for four successive weeks, in the Her - nf euch lend in possession thereof. miston Herald, hy order of Honorable L. gqd which said decree will further I. M. Schannep. Judge of the Count» Court for Umatilla County, State of i Brsxtda Mtti *“? r‘« h‘ °F - tereet the defendants, or either of Oregon, which' said order wtd made - them, may have in sold land. is sub- t «pupgi |p sod interior In rlsfct ,- to the Interest, right and Hen of ’ h plaintiff under such mortgage, and day 9f H. J. WARNER. ■ wllLfifrthyr bar defendants. and each Attorney for Plaintiff. of' th em ,'a n d 'a n y and all persons P. O. Address, Pendleton, Oregon claiming by, through or under them, or either of them, of all right, title (J0-5tc) ! UMATILLA COUNTY. State of Oregop, j-eprpsepi^d and act ing by the World War Veterans State Aid Commission, Plaintiff, $ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ $ Wa afe ready to serve yon with the moat modern Earl Grtgg of the Senior class la absent from school with the piumps. departments of Dry Cleaning. neer Cleaner is at the helm, assuring yon of the best technical RQb«rt Strieker, unmarried, »ole heir of Ernest Stylcker, deceased, and Thos. J. Keating, administrator of the Estate of Ernest Strlcksy de ceased. Defendants. . summons Pqully No. i? 5 7 . Maxine Lethrop is absent from school on account of the mumps. knowledge in the field. To Robert Stricker, pwm«rle.d, one of the afc.ivp named fafyMbnta: The leading parts of th» oper etta "Bits O' Blarney" are being tak en by Ruth Bensel. Jewell Smith, Shirley Browneon, Dick Hitt, Mera Stogsdlll, Donald DeMoes and Doro thy Hitt. Due to the cold weather and snow busses have been late, especially the -Columbia bus. I» open for businaea at their new home at 810 Thompson Street. equipment in all Georg}« D. Fell, Pendleton’s Pio A TRIAL WILL CONVINCE Three Deliveries Each Week “AT YOUR BECK A N D CAUL" several of the school PHONE The .class time schedule has been changed so as to eliminate the thirty m inute period set out for phy sical training and .five minutes from the music period. The music period is changed from the morning from 9J)0i#:20 to l:00-J.:15 in the after noon, Five minutes Is added to each one of the olasses making a clasa period af forty-five minutes. Neva Richards has received home reading circle certificate. The sixth grade have made health poster». Donald Kaue left the fourth grade to move to Lake Chelcn. AND OUR DRIVER WILL CALL There are many reasons for the ease of steering the new Ford Election of "ft'a grade officer» .'or this month was held ar.d they are .as folio- «: T'.< . Kenneth Kr.cer; Vlce-X’re». ’«cl: Pace; Sec./Uharlot'.j Ralph; Proctors, .Merlon Bradley. Walter Selti, Antono Furrer, C. O. Marble, Barbara Reid. The purpose of these officers Is to take charge of the room when the teacher Is not present. Edward Kla*es has wqn his Un derwood certificate In typing on 32 words per minute for 15 minutes with four errors. He won his Rem ington certificate In December. Walther Ott won -kta .Remlnaton certificate on 30 words per minute for 15 minutes with 8 errors. Ina Lenhart haa won her Reming ton certificate on 30 words a minute far 15 minutes with 8 errors. ♦ m: ♦ to :'O io: ♦ :o: ♦ to: ♦ At the Hastlat-Uhsletlan church Suandsy. February 10— Bible.school 1-0 A. M. Morning worship 11 A. M. Topic, Unoieanissaa Inconalatont with a Profession of the Gospel. The fourth on the Epistle to the Thessa lonians. Come and hear. Evening service, 7 P. M. Tolpc, Jesus Teach ing Us to Serve. We hope the real winter weather Is,over. Let’s ,g a t -back to the worship with the whole family together. Lincoln went to church. Do you? If we really want a new world, we. must provide the ssw men to make It. A cordial wel come to all. A. J. Ware, pastor. THM new F ord is exception ally easy to steer because o f th o w e ll . p r o p o r t io n e d weight o f the car, the steel, spoke wheels, the co-ordi nated design o f springs and shock absorbers, the size and design o f the steering wheel, and the simple me chanical construction o f the steering gear. T h e Ford steering gear is o f the worm and sector type used on high-priced ears and is three-quarter irreversible. HOME BDWTTRS ” Flatirons may Htkept in nona can dita,n by p tplng |hsa» etean and rub bing a i little greta» avar them-whsn not In uae. Steel knives n»ay be cloAnsd by washing th* blaies In clsaa water, then soourtng wglv sand.soap and raw potato— Whs» *>• tb* stains ate removed they a n y be rinsed In warm water. Run« handles ate wip ed with a damp, ciwh an they will ctaek If put In wgter. I An excellent m«tfc«d of -rasMvIng gfeaae spots frop> .woolen laatarlsls lg to saturate chgksw ltk b»e*tn^and spread It thickly, oa,tk*,ap»t.r ,Q»ver with ttssus paper and put a warm The housing o f the ate«* ing Scar mechanism is made of three steel forgbjga, elee- trico lly welded together. This housing is themeleetri- celiy welded to khe.staeafgg column. Each a oaeepicna steel unit, » naturally atngh In simple, non4echuica1 language, this means that the ear responds easily and Throughout, the n«w Fogd steering mechanism Jto ..go quickly to the steering w heel, fu lly made that it requires practically no attmtlon« yet there is n o «laager o f the wheel h e ia f jerked fro m the hands o f the driver by ruts o r bumps .in the road. A light touch guides the car, yet • you always have that - usetssary feeh«f-the-road ao essential to good driving. Strength o f materials nnd careful workmanship gice anuunal stability to the Ford steering.grar .and housing. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ the shaft a a i w arm to» gather. The steering warm sector is forged and me- chined in the same pleas with its shaft. EVERY BUSINESS MUST HAVE A definite goal do WORK FOR, PURS IS A BETTER COMMUN ITY. WE WART YOU TO FEEL TUTS BUSINESS IS tour busi ness . WITH YOUR CO-OPERA TION WE WILL GIVE THE SER VICE THAT WILL BUILD THIS COMMUNITY TO ONE OF WHICH WE WILL ALL BE PROUD. IN THE NAME O f THE STATE? OF OREGON: You are -hereby requiredt? sppear And answer the coniplafnt filed «gainst you fn the afeoye entitled court and. «suae v W n fyur .weeks from the date of the first public«- Hon of thia.«uininong, ana if you fail ip ao appear .and .pnajve^ ior want .thereof fbe plaintiff will a^pply tp said court for the relief prayejJ ¿or and dawandoti in 4j« complaint op file, in the above entltjag ;{nattpr, ,to-w lt: 1 A decree that thp pUiptlft havej „and rtW W ft»r.®ln W , «un .#1 22287.68, w.lt> ln.t<ere»t .thereon at the , rate ,of 4 per cent per annum from ¿ipxpmbpr 2.8, 1926, until paid; the further sum of |2 5 0 attorneys’ feea and the posts and disbursement» pf .thia «uit, and fQrqclqsing the mort gage herein ,sJsg-rtUed. coverlqg tfee following described land, to-wlt: The North Half o f ,the Southeast: Quarter of tho Northwest Qpartjr of Section Nine Tpytnship Four North .Range Twonty-nlpe t f y t qf W-lllnmetie Mecidlap. Begin.nlpq at the Northwest cqrnqr ,o t Southwest Quarter .of the N<uG»-* east Quarter of Section Nlpp, Township .Epur, North Rango Twenty-nine, east ,qf . TKlJlamettS Meridian, said corner being 1333 fpet South of the Quarter Section corner on the North .liny of «rid Section Nino, running thence East «long the East and West center line of the Northeast Quarter of: said Section Nine 802,5 feet; thence South 317 f«et to the Nor therly right of way Upe of the Fur nish Ditch, thence Southwesterly along »aid right of way line to the North and South eenter line of said Section Nine: thenee North along, said North and 8outh center line 789 feet to the place of beginn ing. containing 10 acres, more or leas. and in .whlch ssl^ mortgage. Ernest Stricker, unmarried la mortgagor aqd the State of Oregon „represented add acting by the W.prtd tyar Yet^ran»' State Aid Commission Is mortgagee, and which said jpprtgagp. *•; o f rfc- ord at page 5«, In Book 77, Racohg of Mortgogf» for.UmatUa County, in the State of Oregon, and covers said land *nd which said decree w ill fuP-‘ ther provide that said land shall be »old In the manner provided by law for the «ale of real property, on e»e- optlpn, and- the proceeds of such salp BPT7ERFAT PRICE TODAY 484/pC Hermiston C ream ery Oo Direct Freight Service to TRUCK LEAVES FOR PORTLAND AT 5:80 P. M. j m w n W H l R E C E IV E D AT HERMISTON TRANSFER OFFICE FOR PORTLAND Insured Carrier«, Express Service at Freight Rates HERMISTON TRANSFER LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE PENDLETON-UMATILLA TRUCK LOSE, FRED SCHEER, PICKS UP AJTODHiVBRS FREIGHT FOR PENDLETON, iHCO, 'STAN- F ^ D AND UMATILLA AT THIS OFFICE. ! i PHONE 31 T h e only th in g to r you |o do is to have the fro n t steer ing spindles, spindle .agu* nectiog rod», end drag lin k lubricated every 5 0 0 rtuflge and the steeciqg>sar W pri* cated every 2 0 0 0 F o r this w ork, yon w ill find it beat to consult the Ford dealer. H e has bean s p e c ia lly t r a i n e d a n d instance, is splined to the s te erin g w orm shaft and. Ja «stronger, o f rougse, <than..if a single,key .w ero used to hold M a! T ord M otor C ompany . with an -eteetric heater ip your home, you qan dir ect the heat to spots you w h to h eat-A cold comer, p cpld room, .or an auxiliary heater in extremely cold weather. iftT Ç&RRY Hermiston, Oregon
