The Hermiston herald., June 05, 1920, Image 6

THE
HERMISTON
HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON.
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DEMONSTRATION JUNE
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E. P. Dodd was a Pendleton viaitor
last Saturday.
Miss Effie Goodwin is visiting
friends in Irrigon this week.
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Pike of Umatilla, an eight qound
boy last Saturday.
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Miss Ruth Scott has accepted a
position with the local telephone ot-
fice as relief operator.
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E. G. Tilden made a business trip
to Portland last Friday returning
Wednesday.
Lemonade
Kingsley Mercantile Co
"Hermiston's Home of Quality and Service"
Phone 171
4P. M
Two Deliveries Daily
11 A. M
PHELPS GASH GROCERY
Phone 413
The Monopole Store”
MONOPOLE” goods are
first-class in every respect
Our Guarantee Back of Every Purchase
Afternoon Delivery to Any Part of City
Tuesdays and Fridays
Fresh Vegetables
Tilden’s Tire Shop
Fully equipped to do all kinds of vulcanizing
and retreading.
Bring us your work and become a satisfied cus­
tomer.
First Class Work is Our Mòtto
Backed By Our Guarantee
E. G. TILDEN, PROP.
Shop located Opposite Telephone Building on Main Street
AUTO FEED OIL STOVES
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Mr. and Mrs. R. Alexander of
Pendleton came down for the Board­
man barbecue and while in Hermis­
ton visited their daughter, Mrs. E.
P. Dodd.
This is the dominant thought of our message to the house-
wives: An oil burning stove without wicks or asbestos
rings. Really a gas range that makes its own gas and does
just as good work as any gas range or coal stove.
Ed and Frank Miles, of Miles’ Con­
fectionery and Arch Cummings of
the Boardman garage, all of Board­
man, passed through Hermiston on
their way to Pendleton Thursday.
Attend the Demonstration of the “Red Star”
at Our Store Saturday, June 5, and judge for Yourself
The Liberty Bakery has a new
sign on Its window which adds
greatly to the appearance of the
place.
Mrs. A. W. Prann is confined to
her home this week by illness. At
this writing she is much improved
but not able to be out.
Mrs. C. S. McNaught underwent
a slight operation last Friday for
an attack of quinsy. She is recover-
Ing nicely, however.
Miss Marguerite Blackman left
Tuesday for ‘Vancouver, Washing­
ton after passing a week in Hermis­
ton as the guest of her Bister, Mrs.
Sidney Mack and family.
A motor party composed of Mr.
and Mrs. F. A. Phelps and Judge
G. W. Phelps left Wednesday for
Portland where Judge Phelps will
hold court the coming week while
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Phelps will visit
River last Sunday remaining over friends.
for the barbecue at Boardman and
returning to their home Tuesday,
Mrs. Myron Hunt, who some time
While in town they were guests of
ago
was operated upon at St. An­
Mrs. Isbell’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
thony
’s hospital at Pendleton, ar­
B. F. Strohm.
rived home Wednesday. Mrs. Hunt
C. H. Crandall reports he has a car is Improving rapidly and will soon
of cement on the way here. As soon be able to be about again.
as it arrives the new movie building
will again be under way and will be
Last week we were presented with
rushed to completion as fast as the
two boxes of luclous strawberries
mechanics can do the work.
grown by Mrs. E. E. Davis at her
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Boynton came home on Riverton on the Umatilla.
down from Pendleton for a short
visit with Mr. Boynton’s parents, The berries were very large and ex­
Mr. and Mrs, W. S. Boynton, last tra fine in flavor and was a treat
Saturday. Remaining over for the to us.
barbecue at Boardman last Monday.
They returned home lut Tuesday.
The M. E. Ladies Aid are planning
a supper for June 19th at which a
John H. Lewis, formerly State sale of various articles will be held.
Engineer and at present connected The supper will be served cafeteria
with the engineering firm of Lewis style with various dishes on the lawn
&& Clark of Portland, made a visit of Mrs. C. B. Hay’s home.
to Hermiston last Tuesday and while
in the city was the guest of the local WHEAT CROP LOOKS GOOD
U. S. R. S. office.
IN WALLA WALLA DISTRICT
Col. J. F. McNaught returned the
first of the week from Portland on a
short business trip.
While there,
the Colonel had the privilege of
hearing William H. Taft give a
splendid talk in that city.
P. M. Winans, cashier of the First
National Bank of Walla Walla, pre­
diets a 4,000,000 bushel wheat crop
for the Walla Walla district, He
says wheat is two feet high and
heads are beginning to form. Rain­
fall hu been a little above the aver­
Miss Alice Beasley is visiting ber age, which is the basis for the pre­
parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Beuley diction of a large yield.
from Wickenburg, Arizona.
Miss
Beuley Is a trained nurse and will
Too Much Green Tea Dangerous.
probably remain over for the sum­
A correspondent's reference to green
mer months.
tea as a fruitful source of seeing
HARDWARE
Phone «71
chased from H. T. Hart. Mr. Kipp
of the First National Bank will
bring his family from Eugene and
occupy the house vacated by Mr.
.
OREGON HARDWARE & IMPLEMENT CO.
The Boardman Lumber company
recently changed the name of the
firm to the J. C. Ballenger Lumber
company and will operate extensive­
ly in the Boardman district under
the new name.
The only oil stove made without a valve of any kind, therefor
one that will never leak. We have a large number of these now
in use and all purchasers speak nothing but words of praise for
this wonderful oil stove. We have a fairly large stock left with
H. T. Frate rand family have
no possible chance of getting more this season, so act soon if inter­ moved
to their new home on the
ested in a REAL OIL STOVE.
West Side which they recently pur­
Phone 671
“RED STAR”
Louis Garner returned home last
Saturday from Portland where he
has been attending the Pacifie Den­
tal college the past term.
P. B. Siscel and wife returned
Saturday from Wasco after a visit
of several days with friends and rel­
atives in that city.
J. Pratt Harwood of Ohama, Neb.,
passed through Hermiston lut Sun­
day on his way to Portland where he
was called by the illness of his wife
In that city at the home of her bro­
ther. Ross Newport. Mrs. Harwood
is a daughter of the late Col. H. G.
Newport.
SAPPERS’ INC
Five Star Points of The
Durable burner without wicks or wick substi
tutes. Lights instantly. More economical than
coal, wood or gas. Heat directly under cooikng
utensil.
Positive valve control regulates heat like city
gas A quick hot or a slow steady fire by sim
ply turning valve.
3 Double flue oven bakes perfectly as fast as a gas
range. Linings are rust resisting. Glass door;
handle always cool.
Convenient full length High shelf. Fuel supply
back of stove. Double tank makes refilling easy.
5 Black enamel finish, requires no blacking. Eas-
ily cleaned with a dry cloth. All nickel parts
highly polished. Gas stove appearance.
C. S. McNaught passed several
days of this week in Portland on
businesss connected with his firm.
Sunkist
Red Star Detroit Vapor Oil Stove
visions reminds one that Sheridan Le
Fanu, the author of the well-known
study In horrors. “Doctor Silas," wrote
three volumes entitled "Green Tea."
packed full of thrills and shivers. The
victim of green tea drinking was
haunted by a monkey, or some beast
of the ape tribe, that appeared to him
on every possible occasion.
Once,
when be thought be was quit of It It
materialised, grinning and impish, on
the eeat of the mail coach.
Sixty
years ago green tea was freely recom­
mended to any student who did much
night work und wanted to keep awake,
with the disastrous result that a sleep-
lea^hess was induced which event uni­
ty culminated In extreme Insomnia in
middle life and old age. — London
Morning Post.
Bring Your
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Hogs, Veal, Chickens
To the City Market
MARKET PRICE PAID
City Meat Market
MOONEY & SIKEY, Props.
Lays' Garage Under New Management
Maxfield & Rhodes Bros
Proprietors
First Class Repairing Facilities
Batteries Recharged
and Repaired
Acetylene Welding
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All Work Guaranteed
OUR DOORS NEVER CLOSE
If You are Not Pleased With Our Work Tell Us - If You
Are, Tell the Other Fellow
Orders taken for RUBBER STAMPS
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