TH35 HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON,
Miss Edith Graves, one of the
teachers la the Hermiston public
schools left last Thursday for Port­
land. She will spend the summer at
Newberg.
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Mr. McDonald te a war veteran and
la sent here by the federal board for
vocational education and will learn
beekeeping under the direction of
J. Skovbo.
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C. A. Kellar is purchasing a Ford
T. 8. Townsend and J. K. Shot-
well were Portland passengers on the touring car of the Hermiston Auto
night train Thursday. Mr. Town­ Co. this week.
send went on to Seattle at the end
The Hermiston Market & Grocery
of the week to spend Sunday with
will move within the next two or
his Bon.
three days into larger quarters ad­
The crop of alfalfa on the lot back joining their present store in the
of the Hermiston Auto company was Newport building. Carpenters are
cut last week by John Shlmpke, who now arranging shelves. Mr. Parker
used instead of reliable old dobbin, who recently bought of R. C. Challis
a Fordson tractor, the sickle being states that he will have one of the
attached directly to the tractor. The largest stores in town as soon as
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iractor moves much faster than a he makes this move. *
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horse and short work was made of
A. W. Cobb and C. G. Blayden were
the job.
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Boardman visitors in Hermiston yes­
terday.
Quite a heavy rain fell In all parts
of the county, commencing Thursday
Gorge N. Angell of the Oregon
night and continuing through Friday
Farmer staff was a Herald office vis­
and Friday night. In the wheat belt
itor while in Hermiston today.
the moisture was an unmixed bless­
ing and It is estimated to have add­
ed at least a million dollars to the FORMER HERMISTON PASTOR
HOLDS SERMON IN OPEN
county's crop of wheat alone. It
fell just at the right time to help
Portland Oregonian
the most and was badly needed. In
Prineville, Ore., June 14— An In­
i his district which also got rain It novation that is proving deci’.lely
was a help to some, but a damage popular with churchgoers has been
to others. A large part of the first instituted by Rev. M. R. Gallaher,
cutting of alfalfa was on the ground pastor of the Methodist Episcopal
and got soaked. To those who didn’t church of this city. Not long ago
have hay down the rain was quite a Rev. Gallaher noticed that the at­
Copyright 1922, JantM n K n itting Milte
help, even If we don’t have to depend tendance at the church services was
on It.
falling off perceptibly. Incidentally,
he noticed that many of his most
Miss Mary Alice Lambert of Uma­ ardent church workers were fre­
tilla has returned home from Oregon quently absent from, church when
Agricultural college. The year's work parties left early Sunday morning
there closed early last week.
for a day In the outdoors.
The pastor at once announced
P. J. Castrlc left Sunday morning
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for Tacoma. There lie joined his sis-
L. C. Buchner of the Pendleton that the services of his church
ter, Mrs. B. Donaldson aiul her little high school faculty has left for Cor­ would be held In the open and a
son. Proceeding to New York they vallis where he will attend the sum- basket lunch follow them.
And you want your meats kept cool. The
will sail on June 20 on the S. S. Bar- men session of the Oregon Agricult-
City Meat Market has a cold storage plant
cngarla for France. At L’Echiagart, “ral college before resuming his “DECEPTION" TO BE SHOWN
Finistère they will visit their mother school duties in the fall. He Is a son
AT PLAY HOUSE SUNDAY EVE
kept cold by our own system. Amonia
and other relatives and friends whom , of Me. and Mrs. W. F. Buchner of
The National
Swimming Suit
K IN G S L E Y S
O REGON H A R D W A R E &
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Hermiston Locals
IT’S HOT
pipes keep the show cases down almost to
freezing temperature. Anything you buy
of us during the hot season will be fresh
for we have the facilities to keep it so. You
take no chances when you buy of us.
CITY MEAT MARKET
S IK E Y & H E N D E R S O N , P ro p ..
FREE FR EE
Fora limited time only we are giving
ABSOLUTELY FREE
with each regular Vacuum Cup Tire purchased,
ONE “TON TESTED’’ TUBE of Corresponding Size
K N ER R ’S R E PA IR SH O P
E ch o F lo u r M ills
Echo, Oregon
M ANUFACTURERS OF-
High G rade P atent
B lu e S t e m F lo u r
Famous Picture is of the Romance of
Henry V m , and Ame Boleyn;
English Views Seen
Tom Marxen announces another
decade.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. dance to be held at the city auditor­
Richard O. Pratt on Sunday, June 1 ium Saturday evening, June 17.
at their home on the old W. W. Pletcher’s orchestra will again furn-
Rogers faint near here.
i ish the music. Admission is *1.10 for
tickets, 26 cents lor lunch.
W. II. Warner, fai her of attorney
W. J. Warner, is here from Los
Eli Winesett is selling his 148
Angeles for a visit. Mr. Warner has acre farm two miles east of town to
been visiting with his son and other H. Grebe of Portland. Mr. Grebe
relatives In the California city. He pIans to go into , he hog and Bto(,k
l.as been here several times before business. Mr. Winesett, we are in-
and has many friends on ihe project rormed, will remain here,
who will be glad to see hint again.
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J. M. Biggs will be joined In his
real eRtate and inBUrance business
by S. S. Konlzeski who recently came
here from Sheridan, Wyoming. Mr
Biggs returned Sunday night from
La Grande where he spent 10 days
on business. The addition of another
man is made so that some one can
always be In the office, Mr. Biggs
payg.
John Shlmpke demonstrated a
Fordson tractor on C. E. Baker’s 40
acre alfalfa field Tuesday. Several
farmers witnessed the cutting
A. D. Crosland and son took a big
truck load of hogs to the packing
plant In Pendleton last Saturday for
H. J. Stillings.
Scenes of magnificence and mas­
siveness seldom if ever seen In any
picture, make ’’Deception,” a new
Paramount picture which will show
at the Play House Sunday, is a rara
avis in cinema production.
Aside from the heart interest and
appeal of the story which deals with
the love romance of Anne Boleyn
and King Henry VIII, the beauty of
the production provokes many ad­
miring comments.
THREE JUNE VZEDDINGS
Into larger quarters next door to our present
location. Within a week we will be one of the
big stores of the town.
Carpenters are A lread y G etting
Our N ew P lace R eady for Us
If you are not already buying your meats and
groceries here make it a point to visit us in our
new location. We will make it worth your while.
Hermiston Market & Grocery
(Formerly Challis Market)
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maid and carried a hoquet of red
roses as did the bride. Gilbert F.
Hodges of Pendleton was best man.
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that money can buy are printed by The
Rev Wann officiated.
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Herald. We buy the best stock we
Following the ceremony a splen­
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did dinner was served to the guests
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of whom there were nearly 20, sev­
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the price is the lowest, quality con­
eral coming from Portland. Several
sidered.
fine boqueta were brought from Port­
land for the occasion.
Miss Smith is a former teacher in
(he Hermiston schools and has many
friends in this community. Mr. Mc­
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Clelland Is a Pendleton man and owns
heliotrope placed upon the table oc­ ver, just because she sniffed the faint
a genis furnishing store there. Both
cupied by a fashionably dressed wo­ aroma of heliotrope perfume In her
will have the best wishes of their
man and her escort at a cabaret cause room ?
friends over the county.
her to blanch with terror and pass
When yon see ’’Heliotrope.” the
swiftly from the gay crowd?
feature attraction at the Play House
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Waller were
Why did sne barricade her door Wednesday you’ll say that there was
Pendleton visitors yesterday.
and stand ready with drawn revol- reason enough.
II. M. Schilling was a Pendleton
Melba Callahan and Miss E. Rlch-
vlsitor Saturday.
ards left Thursday morning for
J Portland.
The Beekeepers’ association will
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meet at the library at 3 p. nt. Satur-
August Beisse is in Portland this
day, June 17. Among other matters v eck attending the Masonic grand
to bo considered will be the queallbn , lodge conclave.
of buying a car load of containers.
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All btekccpcis are Invited to attend.
Sappers’ have another radio outfit
in stock now and have it set up at
Whitman college guests at the J. the store building. They have been
K. Shntwell home over the week-end receiving messages from the different
were their daughter Miss Emily, Miss stations each evening.
Marian Lowe, Miss Vina Conley. Mr.
Earl Kingsley and Henry Hitt are
Everett Bartholomew and Mr. Na­
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thaniel Penrose, son of the Whitman away on a four day fishing trip to
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Cove on the Deschutes river. They
president.
left here Tuesday morning and are
Why should an Innocent sprig of
expected back Friday evening.
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The small son of Mr. and Mrs. WANTED— Office assistant. Address
A. E Smith of Hermiston is In the
Box 587 city.
40-2tc.
hospital here. His tonsils and ade­
noids were removed Tuesday.—Pen­ REWARD— Lost on Main street or
diagonal road papers containing
dleton Tribune.
stamps and two boxes of artificial
teeth. Return to this office and re­
Mr. and Mrs. Fred McDonald ar­
ceive reward.
40-2tc.
rived here from Portland this week.
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Reason is, we pooled a carload with Pendleton,
making a large freight saving as well as saving
all boxing and crating expense and this saving is
being passed to our customers. Compare prices
with other« liefore buying. Jars are in sizes up
to 20 gallon.
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land and Anne Boleyn. It is one of the greatest pic­
tures ever filmed. We have been very fortunate in
getting it.
SUNDAY, JUNE 18
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Why did a pot of flowers freeze her shoulder?
Come and see.
TEN SHOWS FOR $2.00
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS $1.50
GRADE PUPILS 31.00
Exceptionally fine entertainment offered this year
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