The Hermiston herald., August 11, 1921, Image 6

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IRRIGON NEWS ITEMS
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TIRES
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by d e n ie rs
Sold
T h e b est fab ric tire
made for heavy service
or rough roads —
R ED -TO P
Extra Ply — H eavy Tread
30 x 31
$22.00
Reduction on alt styles and sizes
A N ew Low Price on a
Known and Honest Product
onion
C O R SE T S
Mellons Are Shipped,
T he w aterm elo n s a re now a t th e ir
best. T h e w arm w e a th e r of the
past week h av e rip en ed them even in
th e la te r p la n tin g s an d a n av e ra g e
of ten o r tw elv e tonB h av e been m ov­
ed o u t d aily.
T h is m ean s a c a r load each day
b u t none h as been sh ip p ed In c ar
loads. F o u r tr u c k s a n d
sev eral
to u rin g c a rs h av e w o rk ed ^ilm ot*
n ig h t an d day s h ifts . Mr. R. B.
S pencer o f H erm isto n h a s ex ten d ed
h is P. E. E. serv ice (P e n d le to n fr u it
ex p re ss) from Irrig o n to Pendleton
an d in t h a t w ay. help ed to move the
crop.
F. W . Jo rd a n h a s p u t up a sta n d
o n so u th side of th e h ig h w a y oppo­
s ite th e d epot a n d it is n o t an u n ­
com m on sig h t to see 6 to 8 to u rists
in th e sh ad es e a tin g Irrig o n m usk-
m elons an d w aterm elo n s.
Mr. W . E. A ex an d er h a s a n o th e r
sta n d a little f u r th e r dow n th e h ig h ­
w ay an d is re p o rte d se llin g lo ts of
m elons. B oth h av e larg e sig n s out
In advance of th e ir sta n d s. A t th is
w ritin g th e q u e stio n is u p w h e th e i
t 0 c o n tin u e tru c k serv ice o r begin
sh ip p in g in c a r lo ad s by ra ilro a d .
C oyote a n d proved very suceeeful.
He ad d s th it little A nntse oil m ight
not go bad to add to th e fo rm ala
an d says he h a s found It to be very
necessary to add to th is sam e fo rm ala
In poisoning pocket g ophers. F o r
• he g ophers, thepoison end w ould be
put in th e g o p h er hole in th e g ro u n d .
Sim ply shovel o u t en o u g h id irt to
find the lead an d place stic k , cover­
in g sam«1 up a g a in s t It w ith ex ception
of sm all end stic k in g o u t so th e y can
be found an d rem oved w hen desired.
Make It leisurely—remembering that upon the
correct selection of your corset depends the mod­
ishness of your gowns—and your comfort, as well.
Because BON TON corsets are made In models
to fit every type of figure, we are sure you will find
In our Corset Department (he model designed to
best express your own individuality. Expert assist­
ance will be given if desired.
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STANGEBY & GAST
UMATILLA, OREGON
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M m . of that bread w ilO xlold before you <*B
poaslbly u .e it up. Vuujiet our bread fresh
every day - and yen pay no mere.
C IT Y
M R S. M IL L IE D E C K , P ro p .
Mrs. F ra n k B cddow sp e n t th e past
week in P e n d leto n v is itin g a t th e
home of M rs. E d. T u rn e y , t
Mrs. J . C. S to ck d ale a n d d a u g h te r
of E cho, O re g o n . w ere g u e sts a t M
E. Dobles fo r a few d ay s la s t week
Mrs. S to ck d ale w as on h e r w ay to
M ayville w h ere th e y expect to m ake
th e ir fu tu re hom e.
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Mr. a n d Mrs. Geo. W ilcox
baby m oto red over from G rass
ley In S h erm an co u n ty one d ay
w eek an d w ere g u e sts of Mr. a n d
C has B elch ie fo r tw o days.
W ilcox Is a g r a n d d a u g h te r of
B elchie.
Sunday Noon and Evening
Price 60 cents
Oregon Hotel Cafe
I have the Agency
for
Complete
WATKINS’
LINE
of
SPICES, EXTRACTS,
TOILET
PREPARATIONS
ETC.
Call a t residence or leave
orders a t Ore. Hdw. Co.
Mrs. J. S. West
One of the Biggest Selling Events in the Past Seven Years
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THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE
PENDLETON'S GREATEST DEPARTMENT STORE
13TH
Will open the Greatest Clean-Up Sale since the beginning of the World’s War. A sale th at will clean up its
enormous $500,000.00 stock of the finest, best and most reliable merchandise ever offered the people of
eastern Oregon. The reductions in all departm ents will be g reat (everything, except contract goods
will be reduced) and Jou can save to your own satisfaction.
Pendleton’« Greatest
Department Store
LEAVE
P en d leto n
E cho
S ta n fie ld
H erm isto n
In to U m a tilla
8 :0 0 1 2 :0 0 4 :0 0
1 :1 5 5 :1 5
9 :1 5
9 :3 0 1 :3 5 5 :3 5
1 :5 5 5 :5 5
9 :5 5
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U m atilla
8 :2 0 1 2 :2 0 4 :2 0
H erm isto n
8 :4 5 1 2 :4 5 4 :4 5
S ta n field
1 :0 0 5 :0 0
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E cho
2:15 6 :1 5
In to P e n d leto n 1 0 :1 5
TWO TRIPS SUNDAY
L eaving P en d leto n 8 a. ra. an d
4 p. m.
L e av in g U m a tilla 8 a. m. a n d
4 p. m . .
P h o n e 868
7 22 C ottonw ood
W e D eliver P arcels a t W ay P o in ts
FA R ES
E velyn R obertson an d O scar B e n n e tt
played th e ch ief p a r ts th a t caused
th e u p h eav al of a class w ar an d piled
th e D estin ies of an e n tire se ttle m e n t
a t th e feet of P olly H opkins, played
by M ildred H a rris C h ap lin , In ‘Polly
of th e S to rm C o u n try ," w hich w ill
be seen a t he P la y H ouse W ednesday,
A u g u st 17.
As P olly H o p k in s, Mrs. C haplin
m eets E velyn R o b ertso n w h ile d e ­
liv e rin g th e w eekly o rd e r of fish t
th e fa sh io n a b le R o b ertso n hom e on
th e . h illto p . She m eets Bob R o b ert
son w hen ho by ch an ce sto p s hi;
ro a d s te r a t h e r h u m b le sh a n ty . At
fa te w ould hav e It Bob an d P o lly fall
in love. A nd th is rom ance is sh a t
tered w hen E v ely n to save h e r own
face cau ses P olly to be disgraced.
M isfo rtu n es com e th ic k an d fa s'
upon P olly. H e r id ea th a t “ love i.
s tro n g e r th a n h a te ,” v a n ish e s ant*
she is enm eshed in a plot to get th r
revenge th a t is due h e r fo r h e r s u f­
ferin g , only to fin d th a t h e r o rig in » '
idea w as c o rrect.
P m n d lm to n t o I c M , S i.IO
P e n d le to n to S t a n f ie ld , S i.3 0
P o n d Io t o n t o H e r m i t t o n , 1 1 .7 5
P e n d l e t o n t o U m a t i l l a , 3 2 .1 8
Station at Hotel Oregon and
Hotel Hermiston
Oregon's Higher Institution of
TECHNOLOGY
Eight Schools; Seventy Departments
FALL TERM OPENS SEPT. 19, 1921
For m int mat hmi w rite ttrih e Registrar
Oregon Agricultural College
CORVALLIS
an d
The French Restaurant
V al­
PARTY ENJOYS PICNIC AT
last
BENNETT BEACH SUNDAY
BAKERY .«1 CONFECTIONERY
Mrs
Mr.
Elegantly Furnished Rooms In Connection
S u n d ay a fte rn o o n a crow d of pic-
M rs .
STRICTLY FIRST CLASS
nicers g a th e re d a t th e B e n n e tt beach
to e n jo y th e cool w a te rs o f th e Co7
FoSladi Bros., Proprietors
T h e M isses O sborne of P o rtla n d lum bia.
Pend’eton. Oregon
A fter a couple of h o u rs s p e n t In
sister* of Mrs. O tto P ierce a re visit
sw im m in g a d elicio u s picnic su p p er
in g a t th e hom e of th e la tte r .
w as served.
T h e e x ta o rd in a rily
J e a n S kovbo an d w orkm en a re at b e a u tifu l su n set h a v in g been duly
B o ardm an e x tr a c tin g h oney. T he ad m ired , th e c a rs w ere e x tric a te d
from th e san d a n d th e hom ew ard
w ork w as to ta k e a b o u t 4 days.«
jo u rn e y com m enced.
« K L F X T R IC F I X T U R E S
T hose p re se n t w ere M r. A. L ■ A N D A P P L I A N C E S
STORY OF LOVE’S FORCE
N ichols. Mr. an d Mrs. C arl B row neB ®
Phone 139'
MRS. CHAPLIN'S LATEST a n d baby, Mr. an d Mrs. A rteson and ® 2 0 3 3 . C o u r t S t . P e n d l e t o n , O r e .
baby, M rs. E. E . D avis, Mrs. P ark .
How o fte n a re b rig h t college days
Ada- B ro w n ell, R u th
B uell. L o tis
m a rty re d In th e cause of y o u th fu l
Davis, A rchie N ichols, R alp h N ichols.
folly. I t is th is s itu a tio n in w hich
Ted H a tfie ld an d V ivian M artin .
AUGUST CLEAN-UP SALE
Buy an entire year*« supply.
Pendleton and
Umatilla Stage
H e r m i,t o n , O re.
Remember the opening date, SATURDAY, AUGUST 13
Where It Pay» to
Trade
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BA K ER Y
S P E C IA L COBRESPONDENCa
C. II. W eb b er from th e e x p erim en t
farm w as in C olum bia sev eral days
he p a st w eek g e ttin g sam p les of
oil from th e ch eck s In th e d lfe rc n t
O catio n s upon w h ich Tie Is e x p e ri­
m e n tin g an d also c a lib ra tin g th e
w ater w eirs, n o tin g th e ir accu racy .
Smith and Hunt Visit
it coats you as much as you would pay ua to
bake it^for you—and wo guarantee that our
cake will pleaac your moat faatidioua guest.
COLUMBIA NEWS NOTES
Mrs. H . C. W olfe a n d d a u g h te r
H azel re tu rn e d from P o rtla n d Iasi
W ed n esd ay . G len rem ain ed to visit
h is g ra n d m a fo r aw h ile. Mrs. Wolfe
had th e p le a su re of re tu r n in g in Hi
big c ar w ith Mr. an d Mrs. H. B ohnen
kem p o f L a G ran d e, school m utes ol
Mrs. W olfe.
C. L. S m ith (fa rm e r S m ith ) of the
O. W. R. & N. Co. a g ric u ltu ra l dc
p a rtm e n t an d L. A. H u n t, m a n a g e r
for th e O regon H ay G ro w ers asso cia­
tio n sp e n t a few h o u rs in Irrig o n
S a tu rd a y on b u sin ess a n d h ad c a n ta ­
loupe nnd m elon d in n e r w ith Mr. an d
Mrs. S eam an . T h e New Irrig o n s
w ere also serv ed a n d p ro n o u n ced in
th e lead of Its class. Mr. S m ith w as
g lad to h e a r of o u r success of k illin g
ra b b its und u rg e s us to co n tin u e th e
w ork. H e (re p o rts e x p e rim e n ts on
s im ila r fo rm u las 21 y e a rs ago n e a r
When you bake a cake
FRIED CHICKEN DINNER
Mrs. E. H. K n ig h t left fo r Toledo.
O regon S a tu rd a y n ig h t w h ere Mr.
M r. a n d M rs. W illa rd F e lth o u se
K n ig h t h a s a p osition an d ex p ects Io
an
d
ch ild re n an d G ilb e rt G a lb ra ith
m ake th e ir hom e a t th a t place foi
e f t by a u to for C ra te r L ak e w h er
th e fu tu re .
they w ill sta y tw o w eeks.
'o fa y Q/our Corset Choice
do yoa ever atop to « m u Wer that for the same
money and no work at all you can buy a high
srade pie from u»T
Mrs. G. W. S am son, son C h a rle s
an d d a u g h te r B ernice, a rriv e d via
a u to and fe rry a t P a tte rso n M onday
m o rn in g from W a p a ia , W ash, fo r a
few days v isit w ith frie n d s in I r ­
rig o n . T h ey h ad th e p le a su re of
b re a k in g dow n a n d cam p in g in M er­
rill E. Dobles m elon p a tc h over n ig h t
T hey rep o rt m elons ripe.
T h e special electio n fo r th e union
high school held W ednesday, A ug. 8
a t th e respective school d is tric ts re ­
su lted In th e u n a n im o u s vote a t H e r­
m iston. voted dow n a t W e stla n d 13
io 18 an d c a rrie d by a vote of 34 to
I a t C olum bia. As b u t tw o o u t of
th re e d is tric ts w ere a ll t h a t w ere
T h ird c u ttin g o f h ay is s ta rte o necessary th e union h ig h school a t
th is w eek an d a s u su a l, is h eav y and H erm isto n w ill be a re a lity in th e
clean . T h is sh o u ld a ss u re a good n e a r fu tu re .
fo u rth c u ttin g th is y ear.
P e titio n s fo r th e o p en in g of new
D u rin g th e sp ell of h ig h w in d th e lo ad s e x te n d in g to th e new H oldm an
n ig h t of A u g u st 7 th a n e x tra , west Jold S p rin g s h ig h w a y a re being
a b o u t 11 o ’clock se t fire s in several
irc u la te d . A s tr a ig h t lin e road
places in th is v ic in ity an d h ad not
rom Coumbia. school east is favored
som eone discovered th em im m e d ia te ­ iy m any, w h ile th e o th e r from th e
ly sev eral b u ild in g s could n o t h a w Traveled road by th e H o sin g to n place
been saved. T h e old school build
i little f u r th e r n o rth is th e choice
in g s h ad a n a rro w escape.
,f o th e r fa rm e rs. E ith e r ro ad w ill
,e of g n a t b e m f it to th e locality
T he lad ies of th e lad ies aid soclel) no m a tte r ■ w h ich o ne th e co u n ty
have p u rch ased a fin e p ian o foe th- •ourt sees f it to build.
c h u rc h to rep lace th e old o rg an th a:
h as seen its b e st days. Mrs. II. C.
C olum bia is b e in g v is ite d by
W olfe a n d Mrs. E v a F a g e rströ m se
to u ris ts w ho occasio n ally m iss th e
lccted th e In s tru m e n t w h ile in P o r t­
ta te h ig h w a y n e a r H e rm isto n an d
la n d re c e n tly a n d a re p ro u d of tlx
•ontinue on th e n o rth tu r n p a st the
p u rch ase.
C olum bia school. H ere th e m ista k e
Rew. A mos filled th e p u lp it S u n ­ ¡s discovered w h ere in q u iry is fre-
lu e n tly m ade a n d b ein g in fo rm ed of
day an d w ill co n tin u e th is u n til an
o th e r p a sto r is s e n t h ere in place of ' h e ir w here a b o u ts th e y tu r n back,
Rev. J. W . Hood w ho h a s resigned. a b ile some c o n tin u e on a n d learn
th a t th e y a re on th e w ro n g road.
M r. E. F . F a g e rs tro m s f a th e r and The d ia g o n al road Is so s im ila r to
D avid E. L o fg ren of P o rtla n d are th e h ig h w a y th e m ista k e is read ily
h e re th is w eek b u ild in g an ad d itio n m ade.
to th e house on L o fg re n 's p roperty
a t th e fe rry lan d in g .
When you bake a pie
Mr. D an B arlow of H ep p n er w ho
assisted In o rg a n iz in g th e O regon
G rain G row ers Is now a ss istin g th e
h ay g ro w ers a n d e x p la in in g th e ir
ro n lra e t to th e fa rm e rs. T h e B oard-
m an sectio n w hich he h as ju s t fin is h ­
ed c a n v a ssin g h a s th e h ig h e s t n u m ­
ber of m em bers of a n y d is tric t so fa r,
n u m b e rin g all read y p a st fo rty and
s till com ing in.
T h e k now s h a v e
C ity C ap ital N ew s.
it.— Je fferso n
.
Hunger, the Bert Sauce
S auce Is used to c re a te a n a p p e tite
or re lish fo r th e food. T h e rig h t
w ay Is to look to y o u r d ig e stio n .
W hen you h av e good d ig estio n you
a re c e rta in to rellah
y o u r food
C h a m b e rla in ’s T a b le ts Im prove th e
d ig estio n , c re a te a h e a lth y a p p e tite
an d cause a g e n tle m ovem ent of th e
bowel#.
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22 Year, in Service. Oldest ra Oregaa
G. A . Harley, Manager
Oar Speelalthm
Farms, Dairies,
Hotels, Camps
W« make every effort to furnish
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