The Hermiston herald., May 04, 1922, Image 4

T H E H E R M IST O N
SHOE SALE
Starting
Friday, May 5
K I N G S L E Y ’S
H E R M I S T O N ’S
M O U S E
O F
P H O N e
Q U A L IT Y
A N O
S E R V IC E
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Sunday guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. F. Elliott.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Prindle arrived
here Tuesday morning from Mon­
mouth and are visiting at the home
of Mrs. Prindle’s parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. K. Shotwell. Mr. Prindle has
been studying at the Oregon Normal
and Is within one credit of enough
to graduate. He will take some
work at the Pendleton summer nor-
nial and will then get his diploma.
Rev. J. K. Mumua the new pastor
of the Free Methpdist church has
returned to Colville after a short
stay here, lie and his wife will
move here to take up their new work
by May 28. Rev and Mrs. F. G.
Palmer who have been here the past
year are planning to locate at Tekoe,
Wash. While here Mr. Mumua was
taken to Irrigon for Sunday morning
services by Win. II. Ogden.
Sam Fuscalda, brother of Mrs. Sam
Rodgers. Is here from Tacoma, Wash.
He plans to stay in this vicinity if
he can get work.
DOUBLE STAMPS
WILL BE GIVEN SATURDAY AT THE CITY
MARKET FOR CASH
We make a specialty of fine sausages as we
make our own every morning. Try ours and you’ll
never go elsewhere. Freih Pork Sausage and Ham­
burger every day.
We sell Hermiston Creamery butter. By using
local butter you help keep money in the country
where you will have a chance to get hold of it again.
Buy the local butter.
CITY M EA T M A R K ET
S1KEY & HENDERSON, Prop«
Why Go Home for Lunch
We serve the best to be had. All kinds of
sandwiches and anything else you want at moder­
ate prices. Eat as much or as little as you want.
T h e Oregon H otel
M R S. M IL L IE D E C K , P ro p .
H E R A LD , H ER M ISTO N ,
Many property owners are plant­
ing trees around their places this
spring. W. W. Felt house has plant­
ed locust trees all around his 80
acre place at intervals of a rod apart
I His trees are large ones, being from
six to ten feet high. E. P. Dodd has
I put out 1300 locusts and Russian
I willows along the railroad, highway
' and main ditches at his place near
Umatilla. Prof. Robinson of the Co­
lumbia schools is planting trees all
around his 20 acre farm east of
town. Others who names have not
been reported to us are doing the
same thing. The Idea is a splendid
one and will not only Increase the
value of the farms on which the
trees are planted but will add im-
mensely to the beauty of the coun-
try in the years to come
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New car buyers during the past
week are Geo. Strohm and Dr. F. V.
Prime. George has just purchased a
new Dodge touring car of the Ellis-
Schiller company and Dr. Prime is
driving a new Studebaker big six,
bought of Wallace brothers.
COMING!
BIG DEM O NSTRATIO N
SA T U R D A Y , M A Y 1 3 T H
Expert paint men are coming to demonstrate Sherwin-Williams Paints and
Varnishes. They will show you wonderful possibilities for home decoration
and upkeep with Sherwin-Williams Products. Be on hand! Remember the day!
Oregon Hardware &
Mrs. C. B. Hay has sold her place
A social dance at the Hermiston
here to Ralph Williams of Enter­
prise and will leave about May 15 auditorium is announced for this
for her old home at Mapleton, North Saturday evening. A special four
Dakota where she will make her fu­ piece orchestra will furnish the music
ture home. Mrs. Hay has lived here A lunch, including ice cream, will be
for the past nine years and has a served at 25 cents a plate. Everybody
host of friends who will be very is invited. Admission including tax
sorry she has decided to go elsewhere will be 81.10. Tom Marxen is man-
The sale of her place was one of the af>er of the affair.
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^luickest In the history of Hermiston
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real estate, being completed within a
Don’t miss the basket social to be second, Spencer (H.) third; boys
"Postal Improvement Week" hns
day of the time she listed It. The Slven by the community club at the baseball throw class C, Woodward heen set for May 1, by the Postmaster
HERE COMES A STRANGER!
buyers will take possession here May .auditorium Monday evening. All wo- (H .) first, Thomas (II.) second, Mas- General. This is the first general cam­
15. They have four children, one in men are expected to bring baskets sey (N .) third; girls basketball paign of Its kind in the Postal Service
and all men are expected to buy (throw class D, Campbell (H.) first, for several decades. Business men
high school.
Let’s make our post office look neat,
them. No basket will be sold for ^Thompson (U.) second. Spencer (H.) and their organizations, large users nf Mr. Postmaster. Straighten up the
the
mall,
newspapers,
motion
pictures,
more
thin
»1.
rural letter box, Mr. Farmer. Tidy
third; high Jump class B, Hardin
Dr. W. W. Ill iley, his wife and
(E .) first, Cox (II.) second. Smith advertisers, and the entire organiza­ up some, Mr. Rural Carrier. First
mother, spent Su day in The Dalles
tion of 828,000 postal workers Hre to be Impressions are lasting. Maybe Mr.
An enjoyable event of the season (U.) third; high jump class C, Shell-
visiting relatives of Mrs. Illsley
enlisted In thia country-wide campaign
j was a party given Saturday evening, eday (H.) first. Shipley (West.) of interest in postal improvements. Stranger, taking notice of these Im­
there.
provements, will come hack, bringing
April 29 by the Stanfield Merry Go second; high jump class D, Kendler Your help 1» vital. Address your let­ you benefits. Start these with “POS-|
Round
club
at
the
home
of
Mr.
and
(U
)
first,
Loche
(II.)
second;
broad
ters plainly with pen or typewriter. TAL IMPROVEMENT WEEK” May,
The coldest weather of the past
Give street address. Spell out name
few days was reported by the rec­ Mrs. Fred Hale. The evening was Jump class B, Miskesell (H.) first, of 8tate, don’t abbreviate. Put your 1-6.
lamation office here when the tem­ spent playing cards and dancing. Green (II.) second. Bell (E.) third; return address in the upper left hand
Music was 'urnished by Messrs Ar- broad jump class C, Thomas (H.)
H U M A N IZ IN G T H E
perature registered 28 above zero.
(her, Knight and Coleman. Mrs. first 12-6%, Woodward (H.) second corner of envelope (not on the back)
and always look at your letter before
¡Knight sang several beautiful selec- 12-4% , Massey (N.) third 11-8;
POSTAL SERVICE
Miss Una II. Keck, who has been tions. The guests numbered 26, Mr. broad jump cluass D, Hardin (E.) dropping in the mall to see If it la
properly
addressed.
This
care
In
the
stenographer at the reclamation of'!and Mrs. Clyde Boss and daughter first 15-2, Parrish
(H.) second 14- use of the malls Is for your benefit and
“There Is no unimportant person or
fice here has been transfered recent. Wanda of Hermiston, and Mr. Cole- 11, Kendler
,
.
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___ <U.) third 14-6; 440 speeds up the dispatch and delivery part of our service. It is u total of
ly to the reclamation service office man of Tacoma being the only out of yard relay won by Hermiston Ernest of mail matter.
human units anil their eo-operutlon Is
If you have any complaints of poor the key to Its success. In Its last
i t Mitchell, Nebraska on the North
town guests,
Parrish, Tom Loche, Robert Wood-
service make them to your postmaster. analysis, postal dalles are accommo­
Platte project. Per duties will be
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ward. AIIen Loche; Umatltla
similar to what they were here. She
Floyd Knerr has moved his repair Roy and George Kendler, Douglas He has instructions to Investigate them dations performed for our neighbors
and report to the department.
and friends and •hould he so regarded,
has already gone to her eastern lo- shop this week and is now located Smith, Milo McFarland.
rnther than ns n hired service per­
cation.
jn the Mack building on Second
formed for an absentee employer.”-—
stieet near Main.
Read the Wand Ads.
Postmaster General Hubert Work.
E. P. Dodd, candidate for the joint j
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legislative seat, returned the middle
Harry Connor has added a new
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE
of the week from a trip to the east Industry to Hermiston this spring,
Typewriter Ribbons
end of the county. Mr. Dodd is op- He is making the Hermiston Maid ice
w . J. Fraser of Pierre, S. D., and J.
timistic regarding his chances, but cream. Most of it is being shipped to
Carbon Paper
,
,
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M- Biggs of Hermiston visited this
expects to keep busy between now other towns. About 20 gallons a day sectlon the f|rgt .
Amber or Juno Second Sheets
and the day of the primaries. While are being made and sold now, but (h„ interests of The
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First National
away he visited rll the townH of the much more will be turned out as
Adding Machine Paper
Life Insurance company.
east end of the county and talked soon as tha ice cream season really
Stock of these always on hand
to many of the voters.
epens. The cream is being made at
Mrs. J. H. Reid entertained 14
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the Chezik building.
T he H ermiston H erald
high school sthdents Saturday eve­
Dr. F. V. Prime has just installed
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ning
in
honor
of
her
son
Wallace.
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a new dental X-Pay which costs him
The Methodist ladies aid held an
in the neighborhood of a thousand a" (I»y meeting Wednesday at the “track meet” was held In which ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B H B B a a a
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dollars and will' h Is probably the home of Mrs. F. P. Phipps. About 49 there was a take off Qn the regular B
best in eastern Oregon. It has all ladlea were present. Work was com- track meet. The remainder of the
the latest conveniences, inaluding’ menced on the fall bazaar. A bounti- evening was spent in cards and danc-
ing after which delicious refresh­
a device to regulate the current.
dinner was served at noon.
ment:; were served.
This prevents fluctuations and In-
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sures better films. The films taken
Services at the Methodist church
A number of Columbia young peo­
on this machine are a little more nc3£t Sunday will be at the regular
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than an inch sqi are. though bigger hours The sermon topics will be ple picniced at Hat Rock Sunday.
We are going to offer you a book that you can B
"We Know in Part.” in the morning
ones can be tnk< a if desired.
and “Spiritualism and the Gospel of
Mrs. J. V. Gorrell and daughter
save 5 per cent on every dollar you spend here.
The Baptist l.-d’ea aid will meet the Resurrection—-a Comparison,” Elizabeth have taken rooms at the
85.00 books for $4.75: »10.00 books for $9.50 and
Bessie Spencer home for a time Mrs.
at the home of Mrs. W. A. Correll in tho evening.
»20.00 books for »19.00, if paid in advance.
Gorrell
has
been
house
keeping
at
on Wednesday afternoon. May 10.
Commencement day at the high the Stillings home the past four
school will be Friday evening. May months.
19. The prececdlng Sunday evening.
May 14, will be the baccalaureate
The Neighborhood club will hold
and deliveries made after the first of month
sermon which will be preached by a bazarr at the A. R. Fisher home on
Rev. W’nnn at the Methodist church. Wednesday, May 10. Besides the ba­
We handle the Best oi Meats
zaar, the regular social meeting will
L. A. Hunt, Ilawiey Bean and Lee bo field.
Much of it U. S. Inspected
Savely returned Wednesday evening
from Yakima where they went to at­
A. M. McLaughlin, agent for tho
tend the hearin on hay grades. They Minneapolis Woolen Mills company,
returned with the feelin that the has spen it he past week in Columbia.
rowers here will get what they want
when the grades for the two states
W’allace Spencer has purchased tho
are finally adopted.
R. C CHALLIS, Prop.
farm formerly belonging to Chas.
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Spencer, and has moved his family
The Phone is 413
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WEST END TRACK MEET HELD there.
Implement Company
Hermiston, Oregon
COLUMBIA NEWS NOTES
W E H A V E M OVED
and are now located in the Mack building on Second
street near Main street. We have roomy, fire proof
quarters and will give you the best of service.
Bring us Your Work
KNERR’S REPAIR SHOP
E cho F lo u r M ills
Echo, Oregon
MANUFACTURERS OF
High Grade Patent
B lue S te m F lou r
The Superior Product of Scientific Milling
Makes Better Bread
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DEALERS IN GRAIN AND FEED
(Continued from Page One)
Mrs. Hunt is keeping house at the
H. J. Stillings home, having taken
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Annie Stephens Umatilla first, Isa­ Mrs. Correll’s place.
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belle Dodd Hermiston second, Irene
Lomax Hermiston third; boys’ 68
FREE METHODIST NOTICE
yard dash class B, Raymond Wood­
There will be Sunday school at the
ward Hermiston first, Douglas Smith
regular hour, 10 o'clock and class
Umatilla second; girls’ 60 yard dash
meeting following. Everybody come.
class C, Clara Hedwall Hermiston
first. Rose O'Donnell Umatilla second
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Elizabeth Straw Hermiston third;
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Beginning at once, we will be in position to figure with all
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boys’ $0 yard dash class C, Robert
sio n :
Woodward Hermiston First, (Harry
who are Interested in eleelrlent wiring or other electrical work,
“ W e’re there at the
Shipley Westland second. Floyd
for their requirements. Mr. W. H. McMillian has been employed
Massey Nolln third; girls’ 75 yard
finis!».”
dash class D, Florence Skinner Her­
OUR
PRICES
FOR
PRINTING
AND
by us and his reputation as a Gas Engine man und electrician is
miston first, Gladys Thompson Uma- May 1 Sees Inaugurated First
DEVELOPING ARE
ittlla second. Eva Woughter Hermis­
well known here for many years past, lie will have complete
General Campaign of
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ton third; boys’ 100 yard dash class
For K ulak
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charge of our electrical contracting department, so we Invito
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D, Oils Hardin Echo first, Ernest
Kind in Service.
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Parrish Hermiston second, George
Inquiries for complete electrical Installations. Mr. McMillian
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'Kendler Umatilla third.
Without the Postal Service, business
will also look after nil gas engine trouble calls. We will also
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In the following events only the
would languish in a day. and be at a
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last names of the winners were taken
en try a complete stuck of electrical fixtures and supplies, in ad­
standstill In a week. Public opinion
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down by the scorers, the name of
would die of dry rut. Sectional hatred
1 or 1 A Kodak
the school being abbreviated: girls'I
dition to our regular complete hardware. Implement and furni­
or prejudice only would flourish, and
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baseball throw class A. Ben sc I (H .)
narrow-mindedness
thrive.
ture slock. Let us figure on your wiring.
I Brownie Kodak
first. Hammon (C.) second. Rogers
It Is the biggest distinctive business
13PI1 C Kodak
(C.) third; boys’ baseball throw
In the world and it comes nearer to tbs
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class A. Waugnman (C.) first, Steph­
Innermost Interests of a greater num­
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ens (U.) second. Rogers (C.) third:
ber of men and women than any other
girls’ baseball throw class B. Carrel­
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Institution on earth. No private busi­
ls (U.) first. Stephens (U.) second,
ness, however widespread, touches i
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liamman (C.) third: boys’ baseball
■ Roll of 10 or 12 .... ... . . 15 cents throw Class B, Smith (U ) first Mlke- many lives so often er sharply : no
HARDWARE
IMPLEMENTS
FURNITURE 3
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flutters so many pulses, has so many
girls’ baseball throw class C, Thomp- human beings dependent on Its min­
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A n n ou n cem en t
O ur, finis! ing d e p a rt­
m ent, through up-to-date
methods aru.1 equipm ent
and expert handling, can
help you get the kind o f
pictures you want.
POSTAL IMPROVEMENT
WEEK IS OBSERVED
S A P P E R S ’ INC.
DfUg Co.
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Refinements Added to
FORD ENCLOSED CARS
Demand exceeds supply as rush season approaches.
Many added conveniences and refinements are to be seen in the
Ford enclosed cars now being displayed by thc local authorized
Ford dealers.
The interior of both the Coupe and the Sedan is now finished in
an attractive shade of walnut brown hroadcloath; and the seats
are upholstered with a similar material threaded with chalked
ebonystripe. Heavy floor m gs give an added touch of comfort
Lifts, of special design, minimize the effect of raising or lowering
the windows. Door bumpers insure a tighter fitting, and new door
grips, both inside and out, add to the rider s convenience.
The demand for Ford enslosed ckrs has been unusually high
during the past two montfct Although production has been
speeded up in the Ford factory at Detroit, sales continue to exceed
the output, making it necessary ior purchasers in many parts of
the country to wait for ibetr cars. I-ocxl dealers say this Is the
reason they have been urging customers to place their orders as
early as possible.
HERM ISTON A U T O CO.