i n K9BSCIBZÛ9Î BZZLAlaXK ft îwrwTft Jf. OSSSOS«
LODGE DIRECTO RY
‘ COLUMBIA THEATER
W e H ave a Few Safety
C zemisto N ,0RE.
; D ep osit B oxes
WHICH AFFORDS A MEANS OF SAFETY FROM FIRE,
UTMOST
ROB­
PRIVACY
S tfu
a tu t t rd
a y -i — 5*irx'o
S u n d a y -F e b . 9 -1 0
i
TO
.1
YOUR VALUABLE PAPERS.
THE COST IS VEY LITTLE—THE
CONVENIENCE
h
Y o u 'll » e y er fo rg et
VERY
GREAT.
Miss Helen Upham who Is attend­
General Dentistry
ing Normalat Monmouth has Won the
X-Ray and Diagnosis
distinction ot being on the honor roll. Bank Bldg.
Phone Conneetloa
Bvenlgs by appointment.
John Haddox returned from Port­
W. J. W ABBXB
land last Thursday on business. He
is driving a new Chevrolet' six.
Atterney-at-Law
—T
First N ational Bank
Forgetting is perilous when sin makes the past ominous. Rea­
son tottefS, chads triumphs, panic dominates, when "Forgotten
Faces" find the Victim of their hate—
• -
With OLIVE BROOK, MARY BRIAN, WILLIAM POWELL
of Hermiston
C a p ita l, S urplus a a d U n d iv id e d P r o fit*
P. B. Swayse, Pres.
Over 850.000
R. Alexander, Vioe-President
A. H. Norton, Cashier
-FSbvT'*
—
y a
1
—N E X T
W E E K-
Kit^Carton w ith F redj T hornton
s< The Herald Want Ads.
«
POR SALE
FOR SALE— Gee Invalid wheel chair.
Inquire Dr. Rowe.
24-tfc
TOP SALE— Dressed turkey hens, 8
pounds, 30 cents a pound.
Mrs.
Fred Furrer, • Stanfield, Rt. 1 Box
47. •
23-2tp
C IG A R S , T O B A C C O S, C O N F E C T IO N E R Y
W h ite Leghorji
FOa RENT— Three room house at
Waghorn place. Lights and water
'urnlshed.
Phone
83-,
Mrs.
BMU.
18-tfc
R em in g to n C utlery
Peter»’ A m m u n itio n
E veryth ing for th e nim rod.
POR SALE— Apples and elder. Paul
MlUer. Phone 40- W-2; 20tfc
H itt’« C o n fectio n ery
HERMISTON X’
BRED TO 250-320 EGG
FOR SALE— Registered Jersey bull. 3
years old. Excellent type and
breeding. Inquire Mutual Cream­
ery.
. »
f l-J tc
COCK BIRDS
TRAPNE9TEGGS
10c and up.
FOR SALE— Seven ton first cutting
alfalfa hay. At Spencer place. L.
C. 'Todd. .
22-lto
M d-T
Todd Leghorn
FOR SALE—A feW choice heifer
Salves, up to S months old, from
dams producing Up'to 800 pounds
of' fat, and 1000 pound sire. T.
H. Haddox.
32-tfc
i s érf
J ’tYOS
There w ill be dog poison on my
ranch from this. date. Oral Henrah-
Sen.
18-tf c
"W h a t is the T IM E ?’’
«¡WMIANGHB AMP
t . m . rigo *. fd p
JOHN DEERE
SPREADER
FOR RENT—Small, modern house.
*14 to steady renter. Dr. Prime.
it-tfc
-Barred-R ock
!
PRETTY
G IF T S FO R
PRETTY
G IR LS O N
ST. V A L E N ­
T IN E ’S
'I
O . A . C . Strain
1C. cox
Hermiston, Oregon
’ A « 4 » It S-** AAJ » I. J 1
------- :
................................. - . .
1MH
. .
—
FOR
1
SW IFT & CO., H ecipiston g
ill
W|
/ X BARKER. OPERATOR
B I
1
il
1 1
Hi
6
THE BEST OF MATERIALS.
YOU ARE ASSURED OF THE
BEST
■
T o ilet S ets
S tation ery
P en an d P en cil
S ets
—A N D -
P a ck a g e
C h ocolates
OF
SERVICE
IN
OUR
SHOP.
BOW M AN
SHOE SHOP
HER
P erfu m es
49c ■
2 1 c - a
15c. ■
18c a
Sprfojp._fe$___________
USE MODERN MAHCINERY AND
Pleasing Remembrances
-.Quotation* Today
■s
s
Bosch Raldos
Phone 40-W-B
FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY AND
A Wide Variety of
The only spreader of -Its type on
the market With a low, easy loading
. T h ^ P acific T elephone and T elegraph C ompany
box, combined with high drive wheels
an important advantage made poesl-
■ ■ gk
rw*8
ble by two exclusive features the
-* T T .r -
beater on the axle and the box-roll
turn. Unusually light draft— most aamspft*
BBBBV — b *
owners use only two horses.
The
simplest spreader of Its type— fewer
chains, shafts, bearings- -tosto t o v f i
— costs lees .for repairs.
S E R V IC E
Testing
W E R E PA IR
SHOES
In accordance with our plan of contin­
uously improving and broadening the
service,—
B eginning February let, in every
community in which this company
operates, our patrons may obtain the
T IM E from the telephone operator.
I t is, w ith pleasure w e make this an-
nouncement to our customers.
" ’ T he charge for this additional service
w ill be the. same as the charge at your
regular rate for any other local call.
fstoa Seeoad Hand Store.
WITH BEATER ON THE AZLE AND
Furniture end Hardware, Harness,
Saddles, WsBane.
U -tfe
BOX-ROLL TURN
w
Paul Miller
(Just call th e O perator)
88-toe
a
R A D IO
Repairing
»
THE N E W
NOTICE
jmnnuuuBB
B
7:'
.A
Hermiston, Oregon
X.
«U X . i m n
DR. DAVID S. ROWE,
The cold weather has brought some
little grief as it has mad« the school
Chiropractor and Physiotherapist
busses almost stand still In the Specializing in Acute and Chronic
dtifts and has caused one of the new
Disease.
filrnace heaters at Columbia to cease
Location, 2 doors west of Postoffioe
operation.
Houts, 10 tt> 9, anti by appolntnUifat
Res. Phone 813
The Hermiston high school debate Office Phone 303
team will meet the Heppner team
HERMISTON, OREGON
here February 20.
PRANN FUNERAL SERVICE
Telephone 801 Night or Daay
After thoroughly rinsing lace It is
best to stretch it into shape on a CHAPEL, FUNERAL COACH AND
smooth round bottle or pin it to a SANITARY PREPARATION ROOM
Ambulance Service
soft pad.
Hermiston Avenue
W « fü r .!* ft
16c
Oregon
IÎS
Hermiston
DR. A. E. MARBLE
Chiropractor
Lila Davidson was a week end j Treat both Acute and Chronic Dis­
visitor at the Lynch home.
eases.
Office across street from Hurly’S
H. J. Stillings shipped a mixed car grocery.
load of stock to Portland last Satur­
Phone 481
day.
Office Hours. 10 to 12; l:,30 to 9.
______.
' '
'' Her Alston. Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Barnard and
simlly-were dinner guests a4—-the
H- S.
Hmnterer home last‘d WdtineiMby Ofttca Ä - J - Y 'fn
Bight!
> " '•
—
Pendici foi, -Bk-i
Mr. Harris' condition seeme to be
a ‘little worse than a week ago. He
JAMES L. SEARS, M. D.
is1 suffering from intestinal flu. '
Physioian and Surgeon
i i
______
Res. Phone 719
Chester Hunt purchased a Ford Office Phone 783.
cOupe last week from Carl Haddox. Office in First National Bank BÎtlg.
I
WANT ADS
st !
Frank Armstrong left Saturday for
Vale, Oregon, where he w ll be en
gaged in sheep camps.
CHAPTER
' FIVE
C om ed y, M ark o f the Frog
8.
♦
Rabbit poisoning has been under
HERMISTON POST NO. 37
way for the last few days and the re­
Meets first and third Thura-
sults have been remarkably good.
lay. Legion Auxiliary meet»
Thousands of rabbits are said to have
_
second and fourth Thursday.
already been olsoned and the poison­ Legion Hall.
ing is still very much under way.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
W. O. W hitsett and Sherlock Stock-
ard left last week for Condon where
DR. A. E. R0ENICKE
they will work In the lambing quar­
associated with
ters fdr quite a period ot time.
F. V. PRIME, D. M. D.
I
I
*
VINEYARD LODGR NO. 208, i o .
F. meets each Monday evening in Odd
Fellows’ hall. Visiting members eor-
Johnny Snell, son of Nfr. and Mrs. dially invited.
Frank Snell, has been seriously ill W. R. Longhorn, Secretary.
for the last week.
Gwynn Hughes. N. G.
’ ' fc- •
»W M t
COLUMBIA NEWS NOTES
♦
1 D o n ’t F o r g e t th e B ig S h ow F riday
4
BERY ABB ALSO GIVES YOB THE
♦
B B B B flB B B B B B B B B B a B B B I
! J. L. V A U G H A N !
■
20« East Court S t
g
ANY AND
■
1
E vcrth ing
* E lectrical
“‘ m m
2
I
I
! Phone 1S9
Pendleton, , o™
- ■
Î B B B B B B B B B BBBW b b b b b "
B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B flB B B B B G B B ■
We
■ i b B B W l l w M l i n n r t f a l i B B W k B t f l m i 'B B B B M i u a w M B M i a
.t
I . ». .s- t . . . . . . .
v. »
• v
• .
«
®8
B
P
i
DISCONTINUING
S th e handling o fE G G CASES, • • t <*l 1
£ 5
“ <»-• «
* 5! 8 Order them
t -»
B A ttw l
a
JJV r
- - - » -ww»» V
direct.
i.c a /...—
1
*
W a v erly M otor Oila
M ak e you r F ord S ta rt E asy
:
-•’I
“
H IHM
5 HERMISTON TRANSFER ■
K neer’sK e p a ir Shop
*JtawiRMiwwMMWM!S"B,u|"8Riiiuiiiii5iiii9iiiB8«lMiMiiMSMiiMiHMMHMWKHSK?, i
Be LUCKY— Keep her sweet with
Candy.
NOT A GROUCH IN A TRAIN
LOAD
Hermiston Drug
Company
We
Yon
to keep in mind the
fact that in addition to
printing this news-
pf per we do job w o r k
of any kind. When
in need of anything
in this line be sure
To See Us
K »»4♦e* e e* e * ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦*♦♦♦