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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1944 PAGE SEVEN THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON. COUNTY COURT E HOPE old Santa will not forget you this Christnras of 1944, but that he will cram that stocking so full it can hold no more. Good cheer, good fellowship, and Merry Christmas to you all! "I GOOD WILL HERMISTON BLACKSMITH & UJELDiNG BEFORE CHRISTMAS eaáonó Greeting SLEIGHBELLS TINKLING DOWN OLD FARM ROADS, HOMES GLEAMING IN THE DARK. THE SPIRIT OF KIND NESS BROODING OVER THE LAND. YES. TIS THE NIGHT BEFORE CHRIST. MAS AND ALL MEN ARE KIN. WE HOFE THAT YOUR CHRISTMAS WILL BE MERRY AND BRIGHT. AND THAT YOU WILL RECEIVE A FULL SHARE OP THE GOOD THINGS THIS HAPPY SEASON BRINGS. HERmISTOn TAUERN Frank Anderson, do ........... 131.54 E. H. Hargett, do 166.03 (Continued from page 6) Otto Miller, do 153.15 Jack Southwell, do ...... 137.20 W J. Clarke, do 7.07 W J. Thurman, do 157.77 Columbia Equip. Co., do 30.99 O. L. Sparks, do ............. 156.43 Carroll Equip. Co., do ....... 7.35 Billy Mayberry, do ......... 32.61 Carroll Equip. Co., do 9.60 Frank Taylor, do .............. 125.48 Central Welding Works, do 38.95 Thos. Bowman, do ........ 4.74 Domestic Laundry, do . .... .80 R. J. Wheeler, do .............. 166.25 Mrs. Wm. Eldridge, do — 200.25 Floyd Holmes, do 51.29 Eastern Oregon Motor Co.. H. R. Wilkes, do 66.62 do ...................................... 286.23 W. R. Presley, do ......... ..... 114.06 Frazier Book Store, do ..... 5.60 Elbert Coon, do .................. 183.67 Feenaughty Mach. Co., do 171.83 F. V. Andrews, do 39.32 Funk & McLean, do . ....... 71.67 Al Moody, do .................... 168.35 First Nat. Bank, do ........... 705.80 Tom Heddle, do ................ 131.70 Foster Motor Co., do ......... 27.73 Matt Mimms, do .............. 5.79 Goodyear Service, do ....... 3.96 John Eichner, do .............. 151.15 The George Lawrence Co., Lyle Potter, do .................. 169.95 do .............................. 21.24 Paul Potter, do ................. 7.24 Leo Goar, do ....................... 184.69 John Bunch, do ................ 166.68 Henry Shafer Radiator Hugh Barker, do .............. 164.06 Service, do .............. 23.25 Frank McRoberts, do ....... 159.67 Howard Cooper Corp., do . 310.93 Joe Picard, do .................. 167.01 Hamley & Co., do 7.00 Clarence Hutson, do......... 102.67 J. E. Haseltine & Co., do . 48.32 Frank Pierce, do ............ 95.10 Inland Motor Freight, do .. 1.25 G. W. Pebley, do 49.80 Inland Empire Refineries E. E. Woodruff, do 185.28 Inc., do ........................... 783.74 Douglas Parkhurst, do...... 59.90 Jack Allen Supply, do ....... 160.29 Jose Rameraz, do ........ 137.09 Jones Kay Co., do ............. 3.59 D. Fullerton, do ................ 258.53 M. Hartman Long, do ....... 1.50 Oscar Bowman, do _____ 184.38 Roy Lichlyter, do ............. 585.00 Joseph Hart, do .......... 121.53 Northwest Hosp. Serv., do 11.25 Luther Hibbard, do 148.52 Northern Life Ins. Co., do 15.00 Jim Enright, do ..... 129.66 J. S. Norvell Co., do ......... 3.92 E. E. Campbell, do 145.03 Northern Harris Inc., do .... 373.07 Eldon C. Pollick. do 164.92 Oregon Lumber Yard, do .. 72.88 F. M. Henson, do ....... 136.85 Oregon Wash. Powder Co., Oscar Eichner, do ___ 108.45 do .................................. 750.00 C. H. Reimann, do 150.50 Oregon Motor Serv., do .... 70.64 H. M. Bennett, do .............. 127.00 I Oregon Hide & Junk Co., H. Magruder, do ................ ,156.40 do ................................. 8.50 John Henrv, do .................. .114.56 J. E. Olinger & Sons, do .... 20.09 P. B. Clark, do 112.87 Price Chev. Co., do ........... 5.60 C. O. Brown, do ................ 154.09 H. R. Pope, do .................. 45.78 Frank Hall, do 119.18 Penland Bros. Transfer Co., A. J. Hvman, do ................ 127.28 do .................... 33.15 Walt Picard, do 190.98 Pac. Power & Light Co., G. Hoffnagle, do ................ 153.95 Walla Walla, do ............... 10.22 Ronald Logue, do _______ 52.60 Pac. Power & Light Co., do 4.67 W. A. Hearing, do 89.72 Pac. Power & Light Co., Mvrl Hoffnagle, do ........... 4.34 Hermiston, do ................. 4.42 W. F. Brown, do ...... 175.75 Pac. Power & Light Co., Hugh Clark, do .................. 52.46 Pendleton, do ................... 47.86 J. R. Nickerson, do 59.12 Pendleton Grain Growers John Mabrand, do ............ 41.74 Inc., do ............................ 138.23 J. L. Campbell, do .... 60.68 Pendleton Auto Parts Inc., John Hoffnagle, do ........... 10.08 do ......................... 29.68 Fay Dunnigan, do ............. 8.28 Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co., do..... 36.75 September 1, 1944, it was or Rohrman Motor Co., do..... 34.23 dered to sell county owned pro Railway Express Agency, perty to the Pilot Rock Lumber do ...................................... 1.27 Company. Smith Davis Motor Co., do 1.44 September 9, 1944, it was or State Ind. Acc. Comm., do 370.43 dered to sell county owned pro Standard Oil Co. of Calif., perty to William F. Warner. do ...................................... 195.71 September 18, 1944, it was or Shell Oil Co., do ................. 17.51 dered that a temporary dance li Snow Williams Motor Co., do ...................................... 1.75 cense be issued to Memorial Hall. September 27, 1944, it was or Standard Oil Co., do ......... 29.77 Smith Machine Shop, do .... 43.40 dered to sell county owned pro The Texas Co., do ............. 54.14 perty to Harry J. Andrews. The Taylor Hardware Co., September 29, 1944, it was or do ................................ 52.64 dered to establish a county road Tide Water Assoc. Oil Co., to be known as the military access do ............................... 134.68 road from the Columbia River Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co., Highway to the Oil storage site of do ..................... 1.70 the River Terminals Co. in Section Union Oil Co., do ............... 47.06 8, Twp. 5 North. Range 28 E.W.M. Van Petten Lumber Co., do 31.25 September 30, 1944, it was or Western Wreckers, do ....... 12.00 dered to call a Special Election to Zimmerman & Co., do ....... 36.63 be held consurrently with the George E.. Zweifel & Co., General Election to be held Nov do .................................. 41.38 ember 7, 1944, for the purpose of Railway Express Agency, submitting to the voters of Uma do .............................. 4.10 tilla County, Oregon, the question F. D. Poulson, General of the levy of taxes in excess of Road Payroll .................. 78.52 the constitutional six per cent lim Kenneth Poulson, do ......... 52.84 itation for the construction of a Roy Lichlyter, do ............... 158.10 new court house and jail. C. O. Pederson, do ........... 141.97 (risitas T‘ HAT clatter out on the porch _ means Santa Claus ... or maybe it's only Uncle Joe in his annual role of St. Nicholas. Yes, there IS a Santa Claus, and there will always BE a Santa Claus in the good old U.S.A. We wish for you and your family this season of 1914-45 a typical American Christmas. PEARSON SHELL SERVICE We take this opportunity to extend most cordial New Year greetings and best wishes to our many good patrons. May friends and 1945 bring joy and happiness to you and your* throughout the year. HERB’S GROCERS Hermiston, Ore. NOTICE OF LAND SALE HOLY NIGHT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the undersigned, Sheriff of Umatilla County, Oregon, by vir tue of an order duly made and en tered herein by the County Court of Umatilla County, Oregon, on the 6th day of December, 1944, will, on the 16th day of January, 1945, at the hour of 10:00 o’clock in the forenoon, sell to the highest bid der for cash at the front door of the Umatilla County Court House, Pendleton, Oregon, subject to a minimum price of $150.00 therefor, to be paid in cash, at the time of sale, the following described par cel of land, heretofore by Umatil la County, Oregon, acquired for delinquent taxes, to-wit: N12 SW14 SE14 of Section 32, Township 5 North, Range 29, E.W.M. R. E. GOAD, Sheriff of Umatilla County. (Dec. 14-Jan. 11). SILENT NIGHT MW ★ The message of good will that emanated from Bethlehem 2,000 years ago not only transforms the world at Christmas but is the foundation of every honest trans action. We depend upon your good will; you depend upon ours. NOTICE OF HEARING United States Department of the Interior General Land Office Your good will has been a price less asset to us during 1944 and other years. We thank you for the confidence you have placed in us and wish you the manifold blessings of a happy Yuletide. taw : Burnham 's & Burnham 's B-A--A- ■ - • A ----- A-w ■ ■ • Me A ■ - • I Serial No. 031929 Contest No. 2664 The Dalles, Oregon, Dec. 4, 1944. A sufficient contest affidavit having been filed in this office by James I. Phillips, contestant, against Homestead Entry, Serial No. 031929, made by Ora Harold Thompson. Contestée, and the said contestée having filed a sufficient answer thereto, said parties are hereby notified to appear, respond, and offer evidence touching said allegation at 10 o’clock a. m. on January 16, 1945, before E. P. Dodd. Notary Public at Hermiston, Oregon, and that final hearing will be held at 10:00 o’clock a. m. on February 19. 1945. before the Reg ister at the District Land Office in The Dalles. Oregon. Either party wishing to submit further evidence on the day of final hearing must give the opposite party ten days’ notice. E P. DODD, Acting Register. I (Dec. 7-Jan. 4) • At Christmas per- haps more than at any other time in the year we realize what it means to be an American — to worship as we please, to go about our daily pur- suits unfettered, to take time out to pay homage to the beautiful myth of Santa Claus. * And at Christmas the members of this organ- ixation realize particu- larly what your patron- age has meant to us, and we take this opportunity to thank you while wishing you all a most Merry Christmas. L. A. Moore Furnisher of Homos OASIS THEATRE
