The Hermiston herald., July 30, 1920, Image 6

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Kingsley Mercantile Co
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AND CHILDREN’S
Summer Underwear
10c, 25c, 50c
Hermiston’s House of Quality and Service'
Phone 171
4P. M
Two Deliveries Daily
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 Motto
’ Backed By Our Guarantee
E. G. TILDEN, PROP.
Shop located Opposite Telephone Building on Main Street
THE
Ocean Beach Resorts
at the mouth of the Columbia river are a
GLORIOUS VACATION
DELIGHT
for residents of the interior and are at the height of
their glory just now
NORTH BEACH RESORTS
CLATSOP BEACHES
TILLAMOOK BEACHES
axe all splendidly equipped and afford the keenest of
beach pleasures
The Round Trip Fare to Any of Them is $14.35
(Plus 8 Per Cent War Tax)
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from Portland, but choice should bo made when ticket
to purchased. Lot our event explain all particu­
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lars, make reservations and arrange your trip.
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WM. McMURRAY, General Passenger Aft.
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SUMMER SPECIALS
Mrs. J. A. West returned from
Prosser, Washington, Friday.
Auto Vaccum Ice Cream Freezers
O. G. Sapper was a business vis­
itor in Pendleton Saturday.
The kind that require no turning, very little ice and no repacking on the hottest
summer day.
Mrs. Henry Sommerer went to
Pendleton on the motor Monday.
We also have the old reliable
F. B. Swayze is spending a few
days in Portland with his family.
White Mountain Freezers
Mrs. H. M. Straw and two children
are in Portland for a visit of two or
three weeks.
Frank Guiwits is bringing straw­
berries in to the local market from
his ranch north of Hermiston.
in all the popular sizes
Iceless Queen Coolers
That keep your food supplies fresh without ice
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ICE KING REFRIGERATORS, "RED STAR” DETROIT VAPOR
AND FLORENCE AUTOMATIC OIL STOVES
of
LAWN CHAIRS AND HAMMOCKS
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OREGON HARDWARE & IMPLEMENT CO
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Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Gorham of
Boardman were in Hermiston Sun­
Mrs. Bert Haneline has returned day.
from a trip to Pendleton and Pilot
George Strohm will ship a carload
Rock, where she visited relatives.
of hogs to the Portland market Sat­
Miss Marjorie Corbett returned to urday.
her home in Walla Walla Wednes­
day after visiting Dorothy Shotwell.
Mrs. P. B. Siscel went to Pendle­
ton Thursday on the motor for a
John Hamer, rancher in the Col­ brief shopping trip.
umbia district, has received word
that his mother is very ill in The
Several of the business men of
Dalles.
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Hermiston went to Pendleton to at­
tend the funeral of the late Tilman
Lewis Rogers returned to Pendle- D. Taylor.
ton Friday to resume work in Bur-
rough’s planning mill after a week’s
Herbert Haneline returned Sunday
vacation.
morning from a 10 days vacation
spent in the White Salmon district
F. E. Payne left Sunday for New­
in Washington.
port, Washington, for the rest of the
summer. Mr. Payne previously lived
Dr. W. H. Lytle of Salem, was in
in Newport.
Hei miston Tuesday. Dr. Lytle is
C. D. Porter returned Wednesday state veterinarian and was hehe in
trom a vacation spent with rela­ his official capacity.
tives in Helena, Montana, and at the
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Leathers are
coast resorts.
entertaining David Thoroughman of
It is rumored that some changes Arizona and Mrs. Ethel Goodsell of
are to be made to the local telephone Spokane, uncle and sister of Mr.
building, but nothing definite can be Leathers.
learned at this time.
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Willets left
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Shotwell and Monday night for Yuma, Arizona, to
son Donald, left Friday for a short which point Mr. Willets has been
business trip to Milton, where Mr. transferred. They will spend four
days in Yellowstone Park before go­
Shotwell has a contract.
ing to Yuma.
F. P. Phipps and family are plan­
Miss Mary Phillips and Mrs. Ber-
ning to leave the first of the week
in their car for Portland and points tha Holz and two children, who have
been visiting their sister, Mrs. F. J.
in the Willamette valley.
Thomas, left for Portland Friday to
Phillip D. Willig of Mt. Angel, visit friends before returning to
Oregon, came this week to fill the their home in Wild Rose, Wis.
place of buttermaker at the Hermis­
P. A. Rosendorn, chief draughts­
ton Cooperative creamery.
man of the engineering department
Carl Gallaher left Wednesday of the Reclamation Service is here
morning for Elberton, Wash., where from Washington, D. C. Mr. Rosen-
he will visit at his grandfather's dorn is looking over different meth-
farm the rest of the summer.
ods of platting the lands on this and
other projects.
Mrs. Henry Hitt and two children
J. S. Boynton is very ill at his
and Mrs. Frank Bilderback left Wed­
nesday morning for Portland where home on the west side. He was
taken sick last Sunday evening and
they will spend several weeks.
is confined to his bed. He has a
Local business houses closed Tues­ very high blood pressure which pos­
day from three to five p. m., as a sibly may be attributed to the con­
tribute of respect to the late Tilman tinued high temperature.
D. Taylor.
Word has been received at this of­
Friends of Mr. and Mrs. H. I. Davis fice that Mrs. Phil L. Lay was grant­
are congratulating them on the ar­ ed a divorce from Phil L. Lay in the
rival of a nine pound son, born Fri­ courts of Clackamas county on the
day, at St. Anthony’s hospital in 17th of July. Mrs. Lay, now Miss
Pendleton.
Louise Mueller, is residing in Port-
land, while Mr. Lay is in Washing­
James Downing, formerly with the ton.
City Meat Market, has returned
from a trip to Montana and accept­
The strictly utilitarian aspect of
ed the same position, where he is the Herald office was softened Tues­
now employed.
day by the gift of Jay Pelmulder,
two gorgeous boquets of gladioli and
SATURDAY, MONDAY
A. W. Prann left Sunday night
dahlias. Some of the dahlias were
AND TUESDAY ONLY for Minneapolis, Minn., called by a
REFRIGERATORS
15% Discount
For three days mentioned only and applying only to stock
on hand.
5 Per Cent Additional for Cash Sales
the Hermiston variety, named by
message announcing the death of his
the school children of the city in a
brother, C. A. Prann in a railroad ac­
contest a few years ago.
cident near that city.
A fishing 'party, made up of Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Challis and Mr. and
Mrs. J. A. Peed went out to the res-
ervoir Tuesday evening. Mrs. Peed
claims all the honors, for while
others of the party caught fish, she
caught the only fish that counted, a
Don’t miss seeing Charles Ray at three and three-quarter pound bass.
the Auditorium Saturday, July SI.
In "His Own Home Town." The
David B. Hill of Pendleton came
only picture fans who are not strong
down
Tuesday morning and returned
for Ray are those who have never
With the Haynes car that W. C. E
seen bln..
Dr. F. V. Prime will leave Sunday
for Portland. Salem and the coast.
He will be joined at Portland by
Mrs. Prime and the children, and ex-
peets to be away about two weeks.
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HARDWARE
IMPLEMENTS
Phone 671
the wreck last week. Mechanics
Howard Illsley of Portland, son of Lay’s Garage had put the car in
Mr. and Mr». E. P. Illsley came up shape to run home under its own
Tuesday morning to spend a month's power ,
vacation with his parents, and to be
FURNITURE in Baker at the time of his brother's FOR SALE—One oak dining table.
marriage.
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Lays’ Garage Under New Management
Maxfield & Rhodes Bros
Proprietors
OUR WORK STICKS
If you just want your car patched up, why most any tin- .
ker can satisfy you.
If you want it repaired, remade, built up to full auto
efficiency, bring it to us.
WE DON’T HAVE TO DO OUR WORK TWICE-IT
STICKS.
When we give your car the once over and turn it out for
service, you can bet your life it’s FIT—in shape to give you
satisfactory service.
The longer our work sticks, the bigger advertisement it is
for us. That’s one reason we take pains. And then we
like to do the square thing. We solicit your work.
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WATCH EACH WEEK FOR SPECIALS
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Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Dodd and two
children left Wednesday for a two
weeks stay at Bingham Springs.
Kingsley Mercantile Co
North Beach visitors have the option of rail or river route
:
Mrs. C. B. Percey spent a few days
visiting with friends in Stanfield
this week.
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(Oregon- Washington Railroad A Navigation Co. )
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Mrs. Frank Knapton of Pendleton,
formerly of Hermiston, is in town
this week.
MEN’S, WOMEN’S
The added pleasure of • trip through the delightfully pictur-
esque Columbia River Gorge if your ticket is purchased of the A ‘*
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HERMISTON.
Fresh Vegetables
Tuesdays and Fridays
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sale at
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