The Hermiston herald., June 17, 1921, Image 4

THE HEBM ISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON.
K IN G S L E Y
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Hermiston Locals
M e r c a n t il e CQ:
« H O U tl
O F Q U A L IT Y A N D
Dr. W. W. Illsley tra n s a c te d busl-
Mr. a n d Mrs. J. C. B a lle n g e r w ere I neae In W alla W alla last M onday, re­
u p from B o ard m an S u n d ay to see th e tu r n in g th e sam e day.
b all gam e.
Mr. and Mrs. H. W . C ollins w ere
Mr. a n d M rs. Ja m e s T odd a rriv e d | v isito rs a t th e E. P. Dodd hom e la st
hom e from P o rtla n d S a tu rd a y w here Sunday from P en d leto n .
« « R V IC S * *
Bathing
Season
th ey w ere on a sh o rt
trip .
Mr and Mrs. D avid Cook a n d H a r­
vey Cook w ere called to Y akim a M on­
day to be w ith th e ir b ro th e r w ho r e ­
F a th e r B u tle r w e n t to T he D alles cen tly lost h is w ife.
last w eek to a tte n d th e g ra d u a tin g
Mr. and Mrs. O. D. O’D aniel, p a r ­
exerdlses o f S t. Mary'B A cadem y of
e n t s of Mrs. F. C. M cK enzie, w ere
th a t place.
v isitin g a t th e M cK enzie hom e last
B ert M illin s of E cho, p u rch ased th e S unday from P en d leto n .
Ed. M iles b a rb e r shop la s t M onday
an d w ill co n d u ct th e b u sin ess In the
fu tu re .
Rubber Caps
for men and women
J. S. D yer le ft fo r
M onday to v is it th e
c o u n try a n d g et som e
stra w b e rry In d u s try o f
Copyright 1921, Jantzen Knitting Mills
M E R C A N T IL E
D E L IV E R IE S D A IL Y
PH O N E
moon
W h ite w ere S a tu rd a y an d S unday
v isito rs on th e p ro ject from W alla
W alla.
Prices
from $4 to $9
K IN G S L E Y
h oney
W . A. C orrell le ft fo r C olorado
C ity, Colorado. W ednesday, b eing
Miss E d lie Jo h n so n re tu rn e d hom e called by th e d e a th of h is fa th e r.
last S u n d ay from P o rtla n d and N ew ­
T he W om ens' C om m unity clu b w ill
berg. w h e re she h as been fo r some
m eet a t th e L ib ra ry n ext T uesday,
tim e.
June 21. E v ery lady is re q u e ste d to
Levi R eed er a n d n ep h ew , W illiam b rin g a glass.
JANTZEN, the real
bathing suit. All
wool and OREGON
MADE.
TW O
CO.
H ood R ivei
su rro u n d in g
Idea of th e
th a t place.
A. F. B essie received a sad message
from C hicago W ed n esd ay to th e ef
feet t h a t h is b ro th e r, G eorge Bessie
h ad died th e re W ed n esd ay m o rn in g
O N E -S E V E N -O N E
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E. I. D av is’ little g irl h a d a n a r
row escape la s t week w hen she d ran k
some fly poslon. T h e little to t wa.
p re tty sick, b u t is re p o rte d o u t oi
d a n g e r now.
i CASH CARRY 1
N otice— On acco u n t of a n n u a '
cam p m e e tin g a t W alla W alia, th e e
w ill be no serv ices a t th e M ission hnl
u n til J u ly 3. C. E. M axw ell.
For Outings or Picnics
LILY LUNCH SETS
PRICE, 13c
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STORE OPENS 9:00 A. M.
: PHELPS « sh GROCERY \
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E c h o F l o u r M ills
Echo, Oregon
M ANUFACTURERS O F
High Grade Patent
Blue S tem F lour
The Superior Product of Scientific Milling
Makes Better Bread
Try a Sack
DEALERS IN GRAIN AND FEED
Oil for Summer
Cooking
U se
No Coal
No Ashes
No Soot
No Heat
No Waste
Comfort «and Economy await those
who use our improved oil stoves for
summer cooking.
They are not expensive, and will
pay for themselves in saving fuel.
The comfort alone is worth many
times their very reasosable cost.
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H erm isto n la s t F rid a y ev e n in g am
Mr. M o rfitt cam e .to v is it a- m onti
w ith Mr. an d Mrs. A. W . P u rd y
p a re n ts of Mrs. M o rfitt.
F. P. P h ip p s an d fam ily drove t<
W alla W a lla last T u esd ay , comln
back the sam e day. Mrs. W inslov
an d d a u g h te r M a rth a accom puniu«
th em as f a r as P en d leto n .
C. H. W eb b er, of th e E x p erim ent
al F arm S ta ff, h a s g one to C orvalli
to receive th e D egree of B atclielo
of Science In A g ric u ltu re . Mr. W eb
b er sp ecializes in Irrig a tio n and silos
Geo. C ressey a n d d a u g h te r, Mrs
A. W. A gnew le ft fo r P o rtla n d las
week w h ere Mrs. A gnew w ill a tte n c
th e G ran d C h a p te r of th e O. E. S
Mr. C ressey h a s b u sin ess in A stoii.
a n d w ill v is it th a t p lace before re
tu r n in g hom e in a w eek o r so.
Dr. a n d M rs. G. E. P rim e, M rs W
S, P rim e, Mr. an d Mrs. R. C. M ath
ew s, an d Mrs. H . J. M ilson a n d child
ren , all of S alem , O regon, motorec
from th a t p lace to H erm isto n last
S a tu rd a y to sp en d a day v is itin g w itl
Dr. an d Mrs. F. V. P rim e. Dr. G. E
P rim e is a b ro th e r, Mrs. W. S. P rim e
m o th er, an d Mrs, M athew s an d Mrs
M ilson. s is te rs o f o u r Dr. P rim e. Mrs
W. S. P rim e an d Mrs. Milson and
c h ild re n w ill rem ain fo r a few week.-
v isit, w hile th e rest of th e p a rty re
tu rn e d to S alem S unday.
SAPPERS’ INC.
IMPLEMENTS
Mrs. Ed. P a rris h , accom panied by
h er son, H ow ard, w e n t to H ot L ake
'un d n y w here M rs. P a rris h w ill re-
n ain in d e fin ite ly fo r m edical t r e a t ­
m ent. H ow ard re tu rn e d hom e Mon-
lay.
Mr. R obinson, th e new p rin c ip a l
f th e C olum bia school fo r n e x t sea-
on h as p u rch ased 20 a cres o f lan d
rom Mrs. L aw son, n e a r th e H arvey
P ayne place a n d w ill c o n s tru c t a
nodern bungalow on th e place th is
all.
B e rn a rd M a in w a rin g of N ew berg, |
Iregon a rriv e d h ere W ednesday and
vill rem ain p e rh a p s a m o n th . Mr. ¡
la ln w a r in g is a fo rm er jo u rn a lism
in d e n t a t O. A. C. an d Is a frie n d of
!arl »ingsley. lie w ill help a t The
Ie ra ld office w h ile here.
What an Experienced Farmer
Knows
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A ny fa rm e r of ex p erien ce can te ll a b o u t how long h is farm u
c h in e ry w ill ru n before th e p a rts th a t need rep lacem en t w ill weai
o u t. T hese Include, w ith m any o th e rs, sh a re s, shove's, guare'e
knives, sectio n s, blades, te e th , etc.
Order Repairs Early
All th ese item s sh o u ld be ÜBted a n d ord ered early fa r in adven"«*
of th e tim e w hen th e y w ill be needed. You w ill save ti e
m oney by o rd e rin g ail th e re p a irs a t onq, tim e. T h is w ill s
you m oney la te r in th e season, w hen you m ay be obliged to p
fo r long d ista n c e telep h o n e calls, a n d express or parcel r ♦
es on n u m ero u s sm all o rd ers.
WTien Delays are E vp
A nd, w h a t m ay la te r prove m uch m ore costly th a n
es, is th e tim e lost w a itin g fo r re p a irs ju s t w hen tb
should be w o rk in g to cap a c ity In th e field.
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A» the International Dealer, Wr , , .
national Service Station for Your Convenience
PROFIT BY IT
Oregon Haraware &
Implement Co.
For the June Bride
Silverware and Cut Glass are the most appropriate
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“ Gifts that Last t t
WM. H. OGDEN
JEWELER & WATCHMAKER TO THE WEST END
H e r m is to n , O re g o n
To Pendleton for Ball Game
I w ill m ake a tr ip to P en d leto n
■ e x t S u n d ay fo r th e ball gam e pro- I
■■Iding I can g et 25 p assengers. R ound |
rip $1.5D. O. O. F elth o u se. P d. Adv.
POPULAR POET
AT CHAUTAUQUA
GASOLINE
R ichard Posey Campbell, Called "T he
W estern Riley.”
T he nam e of R ichard Posey Cam p­
bell, o r “Dick Posey,” is fa s t becom
¡ng fam iliar in th e W est. H is delight
ful verse rem inds one of the great
H oosier poet and explains why "he Is
often called "T he W estern Jam es
“ C h a m b e rla in ’s T a b le ts have l>eei
used by m y h u sb a n d a n d m yself of,
an d on fo r th e p ast five y ears. W hat
my h u sb an d goes aw ay from hom e h<
alw ay s ta k e s a b o ttle of th em along
w ith him .
W h en ev er I h av e t h a t
heavy fe e lin g a f te r e a tin g , o r foe!
d u ll an d p lay ed o u t, I ta k e one o,
tw o of C h a m b e rla in ’s T a b le ts and
th ey flx m e u p flne,” w rite s Mrs
N ew ton V reelan d . M inoa, N. Y. T ake
th ese ta b le ts w hen tro u h led w ith con­
s tip a tio n o r In d ig estio n an d th ey w ill
do you good.
All Trimmed and Un­
trimmed Hats, Waists
and Fancy Work Goods
FURNITURE
Mrs. R. O. H o rn in g is in O n ta rio
Oregon w here she w ent to a tte n d th e
u n e ra l of h e r b ro th e r w ho w as k ill-
d in F ran ce. S he w ill rem ain for
ev eral w eeks v is itin g .
B uy In te rn a tio n a l m ach in es fo r th e m ost successful o p eratio n
of y o u r fa rm , th e n keep th em 100 p er cen t In te rn a tio n a l as long
as th e y la s t by u sin g o n ly G enuine I H C R ep airs
Be a n I n te r ­
n a tio n a l F a rm e r, an d w e w ill back you up by In te rn a tio n a l S er­
vice, w hich Is p rom pt, dep en d ab le an d p e rm an en t.
CENTS
CENTS
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Percey Sisters
HARDWARE
M rs. E. II. H enderson, s te n o g ra p h -
r a t the C. S. M cN aught m ill, left
o r P o rtla n d th e firs t of th e week
vliere she w ill be gone fo r a m o n th
>n a vacation.
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T he C ounty C o u rt, c o n sistin g of
udge S h an n ep , com m issioners B eau
Miss J a n e t E v an s, o f E n te rp rise
nd D u n n in g a n d road m a s te r S lian -
O regon, fo rm e rT c s id e n t of th e Uma
ton w ere in H erm isto n fo r a few
tilla p ro je c t, a rriv e d M onday t< .lo u r s W ednesday a fte rn o o n . T hey
spend se v eral w eeks v is itin g wit!
p e n t som e tim e looking o v er the
Miss P h y lis D yer.
oad situ a tio n in th e w est end.
SEE US FOR
Come to us when you want any
FARM AND
kind of hardware. It is guaran­
GARDEN TOOLS teed and popular in price.
T h e H o « m T hat D o m Thing« F b at
H. K. D ean, head of th e E x p e ri­
m en tal S ta tio n h ere, h a s le ft on a
sh o rt business tr ip w hich w ill tak e
■ in» to so u th e rn C alifo rn ia.
Be an International
Farmer
F red H o rn in g re tu rn e d th is w eek
J. Skovbo re tu rn e d from P o rtla n
’rom
th e U n iv ersity of Idaho, a t
"Sunday w h ere he w en t to a tte n d .
m e etin g of th e s ta te bee k eep ers ii Moscow-, Idaho, w h e re he h a s been a t-
| ‘e n d in g the. U n iv ersity . H e w ill re-
re g a rd to m a rk e tin g co n d itio n s.
n a in fo r th e su m m er w ith h is p a r ­
ents.
Mrs. J u lia n M o rfitt a rriv e d
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Contains 1 white crepe table cover 42x56; 10
erepe napkins, 10 paper plates.
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Mrs. C. W. K ellogg left fo r P o rt­
land th e firs t of th e week.
PER G A LLO N
O ttT R IB U T O W
Will have a sale on
Beginning June 3
and ending with June 17
lYhltcomb Riley.’’ Ills tw o volum es
of verse, “J u s t Common Folks” and
“A D aughter of th e Rogues,” hsve
Irawn favorable com m ent from read ­
ers of verse thrnaghoui the W est. At
C hautauqua he will present an hour of
reading from his own works. H e Is
s splendid ch aructerist and m akes the
| people of his own creation live before
yutk
Hermiston Auto Co.
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