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THE H E R M IS T O N IT E R A T I) , OREGON STATE NEWS OF 6ENERAUNTEREST Assembled for Information of Our Readers. FOR SALE— Pure bred barred rock cockerels. O. A. C. strain. Fine The 197,000 paving and street im birds at *1.50 to 32.50 each. C. M Bast. 11-tfc provement program in the business center of Burns has been completed FOR BALE— Late 1927 Ford coupe. and the work accepted. Run little over 4000 miles. Priced Volcanic cinders from Lava butte, tor quick sale. G. W. Walters on near Bend, are being shipped for use Frank Thomas place, Hermiston. in the decking of the Longview bridge. 11-ltp The contract calls for 85 carloads. Ray Dulling, who lives northeast of FOR SALE— Kimball piano. In good condition. See Mrs. H. H. Ed Redmond, has threshed his Ladino wards at Umatilla. ll-4 tp clover crop, which weighed 641 pounds to the acre, and refused a price of 90c FOR SAUB — Turnips, carrots and per ib. «MWitps at *2 a sack in sack lots. The cost of Lane county’s road oil W ifi talx if wanted. Phone 92-F-5. ing program thia year was 129,600. Syton Pierson. ll-2 tp Fifty miles of road were oiled. Plans X >S SALE— Sweet potatoes; Netted are being made to enlarge the pro gram next year. Gem and Cobbler. Phone 661. 11-tfc Fire, believed to have originated in the basement of the Central Pharma FOR SALE— One of three places. 10 cy at The Dalles, virtually destroyed Improved acres on Hermiston ave- the Condon building, in which the nue. 5 acres on the west edge of pharmacy was located. town. 80 acres improved in the Purchase of the building at Third Westland district. Floyd Laird, and Union streets, owned by The owner. . 10-tfc Dalles Knights of Pythias lodge, by SPÖÄ SALE—-Piano. Price reasonable. the local Masonic bodies for use as Address Box 31, Boardman, Ore. a Masonic temple, was announced re 8-Stp cently. Ducks are plentiful on Siltcoos lake FOR SALE— Cable piano. Phone now and hunters who frequent this 78-W. 10-2tfc area are bringing in tin« bags, says FOR SALE—-Ford truck cheep; 1926 Rodney Roach, deputy state game . Ford touring completely overhaul warden, who has Just returned from ed; rebuilt trailer; Overland an inspection trip through the coast coupe. We wreck ’em and sell the districts of Lane county. A 100-foot fir tree crashed, biasing parts. Hermiston Auto Wrecking through the roof of their log cabin at House, E. F. Pierson, owner. 8-tfc Central Point, six miles southeast of Oregon City, recently, and awakened FOR SALE— One latest Improved Mr. and Mrs. John Braker and their phonograph in oak cabinet. Also son Max, 6. AU escaped without in 60 high class double records, 120 jury, but little was left of the cabin. selections. All as good as new. With few buyers in the market, the Name your own price. For dem bulk of the Lake Lablsh onion crop la onstration, see J. S. West, Hermis unsold, with but 60 cars marketed ton, Oregon. and 450 on storage awaiting an in FOR SALE— Apples. Delliclous culls. creased price, as 90 cents a hundred 76 cents. Bring your box. F. M. does not look attractive to the men Guiwits. 8-tfc who realised around 33 and 34 last fall. Approximately 7,000,000 feet of tim FOR SALE OR TRADE— One four- horse potato digger. S. L. Carson. ber products were shipped to foreign 46-ttc ports from Coos Bay daring October, according to the monthly report of the customs office under Chester Clark; The export in ten months to MISCELLANEOUS tals 99,991,063 feet valued at 81,796,- 467. Hermiston Second Hand Store.— Tree The Oregon Bee Keepers associa puller, also 250. ft. in. cable. Fur tion, In convention in Pendleton re niture, hardware and stoves. lOtfc cently, named W. G. Rodda, Hermis ton bee man, as head of the organiza FOR TRADE— 540 egg Master In- tion. J. Skovbo, also of Hermiston, cubator, for hens. G. G. Smith. was sleeted vice-president and H. A. , . , 8-3tp Scullen of Corvallis, secretary- treas LET ME FIGURE with you on your urer. work. PLASTERING, CEMENT The state highway commission has WORK. M. M. Shockey, Hermis purchased the entire block In the ton. 8-tfc south part of Redmond on the MeKen- ile highway and near The Dalles-Cal- FOR RENT — Five room modern lfornia highway for the erection of a house, furnished. H. E. Hanby. maintenance and machine shed. Work 6-tfc will start on the building within SO INSURANCE— Fire, Life, Auto— "In- days. nure In sure lnsurauce.” J. M. Plans for the expenditure of about Biggs. 8250,000 by the Oregon Lumber com pany in Bates and Baker with a view A. J. WAKE ¿EAVES TODAY - to Increasing the production of the FOE WORK HI OREGON CITY two plants approximately 60 per cent T u to r Honored nt End of 3 Y ean within the next few months are an nounced by David Stoddard, general Service nt Program Wed manager. nesday Hight. Total resources of both state and In honor of A. J. Ware, pastor of national banks operating in Oregon the Baptist-Chrlstisn church here for at the close of business October 4 over three years, a farewell program showed a decrease of 86,466,226.81,' and luncheon was given in the Bap when compared with those of the cor tist church Wednesday night by the responding period a year ago, accord members of the church and other peo ing to a statement prepared by the ple of the community. state superintendent of banks. There In the program, which began at 8 also was a decrease of 82,896,618.26 o’clock, various members of the com in bonds and securities and a decrease munity expressed their appreciation of 86,898,988.67 in cash and doe from of the work that Mr. Ware has done banks. in Hermiston— of his sacrifice, his . THB MARKETS service, his desire to unite Christian Portland bodies so that they may all work to Wheat—Big Bend blnestem, 81-81; gether in reaching the goal that all of them desire. Bach speaker ex soft white sad western white, 31.19U; pressed his regrets that Mr. Ware was hard winter, northern spring and west leaving and spoke of the Inspiration ern red, 81.18. Hay — Alfalfa, 888.60023 per ton; that Mr. Ware had been to those valley timothy, 318-60080; eastern who ha< known him. Mr. Ware left this morning for Oregon timothy, 322 082.50; clover, Oregon City, where he will do mis 380; oat hay, 319; oats sad vetch, sionary work in Clackamas county. 319.60080. Bntterfat—45 0 49c. Hs was presented with a gift at the Eggs—Ranch, 33060c. end of the program. Cattle—Steers, good, 310.26 011. The numbers on the program were: Hogs—Good to choice, 88010. Talk------- — ------------------ Ed Bensei Lam be—Good to choice, 310-60011. Reading ..........................Mrs. W. Dyer Seattle Talk ------ ...... -------—___ X. L Cherry Wheat — Soft white and western Plano S o lo ----------------Oolda Mumma Talh ................. —x __ Oscar Payne white, 31-18; hard winter, western Violin S o l o -----------.Charlotte Kern red and northern spring, 81-17; Big Bend blnestem, 31.33. Accompanist, Mrs. J. Norton Eggs—Ranch, 88064«. R ec ita tio n ------------------Eddie Bensei Bntterfat—47c. Pianologue _ ...... ..........ton. Guy Drill Cattle—Choice steers. 39.1001* 26. T a lk -------------------------- Cedi Warner Hog»—Prime light, 3*90010. D u e t--------- Mr. ad Mrs. (near Payne Lamb»—Choice, *10.8*010M . T a l k ---------------------------Guy l . Drill T a l k -----------------------------------------Mt Beasley Cattle—St good. «9.6001R T a lk ------------------------------ A. J. Ware I choice. 310.35. Mr. J. Clark acted as chaiiman of 36.760*. tbe program. PAGE SEVEN LODGE DIRECTORY S ee O u r N e w L in e s ‘‘Pictures ¿Pull Almcstwithout except! on, we strongly recommend the use o f pictures as an attention value medium on all piecesofjobprin ting. To help you get the right pictures for your printing is a part o f our printing service. W e always have plenty o f cuts on hand from w hich you may pick the ones you need. Principal Events of the Week VO* SAL* H E R M IS T O N , O R E G O N . W h y save pennies and waste dollars Cheap printing may save yon a few pennies of cost, bat it will cost you dollars In results. Just another way of saying SILK TIES, NEW HATS, CAPS, NU WAY SUSPENDERS. TERS, WINTER COATS AND SHIRTS, UNDERWEAR. EASILY FIX K E N AND WOMEN WITH WINTER GAR VINEYARD LODGE NO. 306. L O. a ' F. meets each Monday evening la Odd j Fellows’ hall. Visiting members cor dially Invitod. u V/. R. Longhorn, Secretary. Gwynn Hughes, N. O. W E CAN HERMISTON POST HO. 37 Meets first and third Thura- iday. Legion Auxiliary meet« second and fourth Thursday. Legion Hall. FOOT WEAR WHILE OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE. Friday and Saturday PROFESSIONAL CARDS % 'sfa P R I lilI lG 1 lb. Can P eanut B utter FR E E w ith 2 lb. Can Royal Club Coffee. Big Bill Comes From the Orient W. L. MORGAN, D. M. D. now associated w ith Dr. F. V. PRIME General D entistry $1.00 ROMAN APPLES 12 BARS CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP 48c 7 CANS SWEET CORN 75c .................................... X-Ray and Diagnosis Bank Building Phone Connection« Sundays and Evenings by apeiab- ' ment. ALFRED W. CHRISTOPHERSON Phyrician and Surgeon Office Phone 733. ORANGES, PER DOZEN....................................... 20c B U R N H A M ’S Res. Phone 71« Office in F irst N ational B ank Bldg. __________________________________ _____ H S. McKENZIE, M. D- Eye. Ear. Nose and Throat Office: 1-2-3 Inland Empire Bldg. Pendleton, Oregon I ______ ___ ________________ . W. J. W A X N E * Attorney-at-Law H erm iiton 15 5 OrsgUB GENERAL MERCHANDISE HERMISTON, OREGON DR. A. E. MARBLE Chiropractor «■■■■■■■■■■■■B BSE l 3 PA Y CASH : N o t ic e ! AND if want P A Y L E S S Turkeys and Chickens ■ for Thanksgiving, have your order 2 in not later than Saturday, 23d. 2 We also carry full line of fresh and ■ cured meats, fish and oysters. Harold J. Coolidge of the Kelly-Roosevelt expedition with the Giant Homblll shot in a remote part of Indo China for the collection of the Field Museum of Natural History at Chicago. Coolidge, twenty-tlvc-ycar-old nat urallst, is a distant cousin of former President Coolidge and u member of the staff of Harvard university. y M ONDAY HALLEY’S MAY0HAISE Q 7_ P in ts .............................................................. ................................Ai I C OQ- 2 1-2 POUND CAHS HONEY Per Can .......................................................................................... O 1 Lb. Pkgs. Campfire M arshmallows Per Package . .................................................... BULK GINGER SNAPS - OLD DUTCH CLEANSER .... OQ„ & UC 97 3 Cans for ................................................................................. V HURLY GASH GROCERY Phone 521 W e Deliver C O N S O L ID A T E D Truck Lines Eggs, 35c - - Chickens, $1.80 Apples Groceries - Empties, /0c - Empties, 20c I 40c per 100 lbs.\ 55c per 100 lbs.\ Ambulance Service Hermiston Avenue j J. L. V AU G H AN ; J A. W. TURNBLAD PHONE 411 ■ B ? COLUMBIA GORGE AUTO FREIGHT LINE 208 East Court S t ANY AND ■ 1 S 5 Everthing Electrical FOR YOU S g ■ ■ b ; Phoue 139 Pendleton, Ore. H D A IL Y S E R V IC E Between Portland, Pendleton and Way Points Rates from Hermiston to Portland on local commodities: Eggs, 40c per case, cases re turned free- Coops Chickens, $2 per coop, coops returned free. Veal and Hogs, $1.01 per 100 Potatoes 40c per hundred pounds Honey 40c hundred pounds A F ull la n e Of ___________ SHOE OILS___________ BOWMAN SHOE SHOP — Far other information see— NOTICE TO CREDITORS H erm iston Creamery Co. Local Agents—Phone 852 HUNTERS CAFE Meals Served, Cooked as at Home T R Y O U R S U N D A Y DINNERS H erm iston Transfer, A gts. It will urprlee you how much we can save you during the year on your shoe bill. All we ask is that you bring your shoes to us for repairing In ample time so we can do a good job. L E A V E H E R M IS T O N FOR P O R T L A N D , 6 P. M. T H E M OST FO R T H E LEAST Phone 301 CHAPEL. FUNERAL COACH AND SANITARY PREPARATION ROOM U V 9 0 - ► PRANN FUNERAL SERVICE Telephone 801 Night or Daay j HERMISTON MEAT MARKET 2 SA T U R D A Y HERMISTON BARBER SHOP AND BEAUTY PARLOR Mr. and Mrs. Shaar, Prop. Phone 481 ■ My Motto: “Quality and Service” ■ _______________________________ ® -SPECIALS- I Treat both Acute and Chronic Di»- eases- Office: Two door? wpst of poatoffice Phone 481 Office Hours, 10 to 12; 1:30 to 6 . Hermiston, Oregon. Lunch Counters, Tablet and Beoti.« C. W. Jenkins, Prop. Hermiston, Oregon | In tho County Court of the State of C rejon for U m atilla County. In the Matter of the Estate ¡Thomas Mackay, Deceased. Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned has be n appointed ad ministrator of the estate of Thomas Mackay, deceased, and has quali fied as the law directs. All persons having claims against said estate ars required to present the same to me at the First National Dank of Hsr- miston. Oregon, with proper vouch ers. within six months from the data i hereof. Dated this 24th day of October, j 1929. i F. B. 8WAYZB, 8-5tc Administrator.
