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ter and Sylvia M. 8hutter, minor,
w ilt from and a fte r the 6th day of
September, 1929 at the office of W.
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r wnd Mrs. Koy W ard ot Port
Gladlola are blooming In profus­ J. W arner in Hermiston, U m atilla
landspent last Th'-w-»- ••
ion at the Mason ranch on the Old, County, Oregon, offer for sale to the
ot Mrs. W ard's father, M r. A. L. Oregon T ra il
Visitors are welcome highest bidder for cash In hand, the
follow ing described real property situ
Douglas.
They were on their way at a i| times,
ated in U m atilla County, Oregon, to-
home front an automobile trip to
"Say I t W ith Flowers.” Pick your,
w it: the undivided one-third in te r­
Florida.
choice of flowers for bulbs, fa ll or est owned by each of said minors in
spring delivery. Small deposit with the East H a lf of the Southwest Quar­
A rth u r Carter and bis sister, Mrs.
order.
ter of the Northeast Quarter of Sec­
Laura C. Morris, were visitors at |
•he C. M. Jackson home August 11. j Cut flowers for sale reasonable at tion Five. Tp. 4 N. R. 29 E. W . M.
.Mrs. Morris foamerly taught In the
times. "Say It W ith Flowers.
Hermiston schools.
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JACK MASON.
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Mrs. Chester Flannigan and sod . '
Lester, returned
from
Bingham i
springs the first of last week where N O TIC E OF GUARDIAN'S SALE OF
they visited w ith friends and en joyej ■
HEAL PROPERTY,
the w t o u a amusements offered bV j n
Connty Conrt of the S u te of
that popular summer resort.
Oregon for Umatilla County.
Miss Janice M atott who has spent
the past month w ith her grandpar- I d the M atte r of the Guardlanshl»
of
nts, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. B. Oral, of
La Grande, returned home August 7. the Persons and estates of Goldie
E. Shutter and Sylvia M. Shut­
ter, Minors.
O f Brasiliaa Origin
! NO TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N T H A T
The name petunia Is isken froi_ ,
oetun, a Brazilian name for tobacco. ‘ he undersigned Guardian of the per
n which Hl» petimln^ Is silled
isona and estates ot Goldie E. Shut
$ rra lh
* * MINNEHAHA NEWS NOTES* $
Published every Thursday at H er­
miston, U m atilla County, Oregon by
J. M. Biggs, editor and manager.
Entered as second class m atter
December, 1101, a t the postoffice at
Hermiston, U m atilla County, bregon.
Subscription Rates
One T e a r ...... .............. .............. - f l . O I
Six Months —............. - ............. — | 1 M
KEEPING UP WITH INVENTION
"R id in g the brakes” and traveling
"a la side door pullnian,” one-time
popular modes of transportation for
gentlemen of leisure, have been sup­
erseded by more up-to-date methods.
On one of the went bound motor
stages going thru Hermiston the
other day, two fellows were comfort­
ably ensconced on the back.
When
the stage stopped here, they wander­
ed over to the sidewalk nonchalantly
and watted until the bus started p ull­
ing out before they made a dash for
their first-class seats In the rear.
Stowing away on an airplane or
zeppelin or stealing a ride on the
back of a motor bus— it's all
tht
same to these blase descendants of
the “side door pullnian” era.
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"SAY r r WITH FLOWERS"
' to confirmation by said Court.
Dated th>s 8 th day of August.
'1111.
B FT'L A H I. SIMONS.
Guardian of the above named M ir
ors.
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The Little Book that Tells
A Big Story
THE D A L L E S, OREGON
WE CALL FOR ARB DELIVER
August 21-22
ORDERS
PROM PTLY
F IL L E D
Mrs. W lllebrandt w ith her prohi
hltlon articles seems to have stoler
the front page front the endurance
fliers, murderers and divorcees.
C O L U M B IA T H E A T E R
I f you arc raising anything bigger
and better than ever before, save It
for the U m atilla Project Fair, Octo­
ber 4 and 6.
HERMISTON ,0RE.
The lltte chorus g irl kissed her
sweetie and Kaid. “So lung. I 'll sut
you later.”
SATURDAY AND SUNDAY, AUGUST 17-18
THE HERCULES OP STRONG ARM LOVE COMEDIES
ETY
30x3 -
29x4.40
30x4.50
33x6.00
W E B B E R ’S C L E A N E R S
M A IL
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First N a tio n a l B ank
$5.80
$8.90
$9.90
$17.80
of Hermiston
Capital. Surplus aad Uadividad Profit« Ovar 150,000
F. B. Swayne, Pres.
BLACK & WHITE GARAGE a
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The Masked Menace
Chapter One
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, AUGUST 21-22
W e D o N o t H old Y ou U p
But Give You Big Value
HERMISTON CASH MARKET :
DEPENDABLE BUTCHERS
PHONE 411
WITH CHESTER CONKLIN
Ntrart and
Cartoon
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RBTUKN UMIT OCT. »X, X«a«
tripe enables yaw to visit—
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SHAVING
LATEST BOBBING
OVERSTOCKED
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R educed fares a ll parts a f east; Ubami a
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splendid service; seen
You’ll rock w ith laughter. You'll hold your sides . . . .ns Chester
tears through tra ffic in his antiquated taxi for love, lool and life!
“Tarxcn The Mighty”
Chapter Nine
H o w e B a k ed T h is C ak e
H E R M IST O N B A K E R Y
He wa strong as an oak. She clung like ivy but
he didn't
mind a l it . . . . A trainload of comedy hooked to a locomotivo of
action.
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Next time yon wish a special cake baked, do not spend the time do­
ing it yourself. Order it from ns and yon will be delighted with
the results.
All our Pastries the Best, and remember when ordering, say Her­
miston Bread!
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“ST R O N G B O Y ”
Van Bibber Comedy
The Kiss Doctor
R. Alexander, Vice-President
A. H. Norton, Cashier
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VICTOR McLAGLON
BANKERS DEVELOP
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HAS ALWAYS LFD IN
In not one of the lists of Port
land’s seven wonders did we find
mention of the far-famed "Oregoi
mist.”
The Georgia Bankera Association in
cooperation with the State College of
Agriculture hag sponsored a series of
farmers’ Institutes In various parts of
the State of an entirely new charac­
ter. The principle feature Is a largo
and comprehensive exhibit trans­
ported in fo«r large trucks and set up
at each stop. When aet up it flits a
space 40 by 60 feet and consists of
psnels, chaiis, and models on practi­
cally every phase of agriculture. In­
cluding agronomy, horticulture, agri­
cultural engineering, poultry, anir.ml
husbandry, soils and fertilizers, home
economics and marketing. A large
electrified farm model, showing the
rsaa of electricity on the farm, model
farm buildings and the ideal layout
and landscaping of the farmstead, is
one of the most elaborate and attrac-
tlvs exhlb’ts.
Ixieal bankers In each locality
visited gave the money to cover ex­
penses for the transportation and In-
atallatlon of the exhibit In their terri­
tory and assisted In the preliminary
advertising and publicity. The Col­
lege of Agriculture*assembled the ex­
hibit and conducted the tour through
its various extension specialists.
This sale U made under and la pur­
suance of a licanpe and order ot sale
made and entered by the Hon. 1.
M. Schannep. Judge of the above en­
titled Court ou the 29th day of June
>1929 In the above entitled matter,
¡and such sale w .ll be made subject
U SE D CAR PARTS
F. Ç. WOUGHTER, Agent
Hermiston, Oregon
— WITH—
FOR ALL MAXES OF CARS
H igh P riced B o y s S h o es
Star Brand, Reg. $4.50 dJO QEX
and $5 v a l u e ............ epOeUiJ
B oys’ D r e ss Shirts
Regular $1.35
1 C
value . . . .
« p íe lo
$1.15 Values . . . 90c
$ 1 .0 0 Values . . . 80c
90c Values . . . 70c
Also complete School Outfits at Right Prices
33 days until the school bell rings. Take advantage
of these savings and equip your children now.
Hermiston Auto Wrecking House
E. F. PIERSON, Mgr.
WE BUY USED CARS
Portland-Pendleton
Truck Line
HERMISTON TRANSFER
LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE
Consult as
For Long D istance Trips
But
they never
met again
H e (a s t h e g u e s t s l e a v e ) : “Til
call y o u up.”
Sh e ( e m b a r r a s s e d ) : “B u t w e
. have no telephone.”
H e: “Oh, w ell, I’ll probably se e
you again som etim e.”
W h a t girl w a n ts to live in a
h om e th at'h as no telephone?
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PENDLETON-UMATILLA TRUCK U N E , F R O SCHEER.
C H A S . G. B U R K , INC.
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