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haying aeaaon work against getting short time.
the support the program should have,
C. S. Heidel. state engineer of
Preaching services were held last Montana was a visitor at the H. M.
week at the Baptist church Rev. Schilling home last Saturday. Mr
John F. Mobley conducting the serv­ Heidel who Is a cousin of Mr.
ices. There wil also be two services Schilling has had much to do with Ir­
again next Sunday at which Rev. rigation In the treasure state and
Mobley will also be present. Sunday was Interested in the project here.
school wyi be held as usual.
Mrs. H. M. Schilling returned Sun­
A dinner parly was given at the day from Rupert. Idaho where she
home of Marshall Newport Saturday was called by the death of her moth­
evening. It was given in honor at er.
the Misses Pauline Voelker and El­
dora Kingsley who are leaving Her­
H. E. Hitt and F. B. Swayze left
miston. Alter the delightful dinner Monday for Hot Lake where they ex­
the young people spent the remainder pect to be gone several days.
of the evening attending the show
at the Play House.
Mrs. Anna Sapper left Wednesday
night for Erie. Pennsylvania for an
Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Kingsley and extended visit with friends and rel­
daughter Eldora, left Sunday by auto atives.
for Portland. They will make their
future home there, after having been
Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Brigham,
in this city for several years.
Iheir daughter Janice, and Mrs. R
E. Hobb left Monday by auto for
Miss Dorothy Ross spent the week­ Portland. They have been guests at
end in this city. She is attending the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. J.
summer school in Pendleton for six Prann, the parents of Mrs. Hobbs, for
weeks.
the past week.
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The N ational
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C opyright 1*32, Jantzrn K nitting Milla
Morrow County Creamery
Company
HEPPNER, OREGON
Wil! pay highest market price for butterfat.
Honest weights and test. Give us a trial shipment.
W. C. Cox, Manager
FREE FR EE
F ora limited time only we are giving
ABSOLUTELY FREE
with each regular Vacuum Cup Tire purchased,
O NE “TON TESTED” TU B E of Corresponding Size
KNERR’S REPAIR SHOP
1 he Hermiston
Herald~$2.00
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DEALERS IN GRAIN AND FEED
See our large window display of Crocks, Stone
Jars, Chicken Founts, Stone Milk Pans, Stone
Churns, Stone Bean Pots, Stone Mixing Bowls,
Flower Pots, etc. All this line is priced so far
below other localities that prices will surprise you.
Reason is, we ptxiled 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 custc mere. Compare prices
with otheri before buying. Jars are in sizes up
to 20 gallon.
SAPPERS’ INC.
(A few pi«««« of *1.29 Aluminum Sal« «till to ba bad
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Hermiston Locals
Miss Jane Gunn returned Satur­
day from Portland, where sho has
been visiting her mother and friends.
Miss Gunn has spent the last year at
the Oregon Normal school.
Miss Fanny Todd left Sunday for
California, and experts to be gone
about six weeks. Miss Todd accom­
panied Dr. and Mrs. Holt of Pendle-|
ton, who are muking the trip by
automobile.
Dr. and Mrs. W. W. Illsley left
Saturday by auto for Los Angeles.
They expect Io be gone six weeks
during which time the doctor will at­
tend the Osteopathic convention.
Miss Golda Mumma returned this
week from her school in Portland
where she has been teaching the past
three years. She Is planning to take
up her work there again in the fall.
Miss Bertha McKeen left Saturday
evening for Monmouth where she
will attend the summer session at the
Oregon Normal school.
Mr. and Mrs. J T. Hinkle and their
daughter Frances returned after a
two weeks visit with friends and rel­
atives in Portland.
Miss Gulwltts nnd Mrs. A. F. Beis
se gave a shower Tuesday afternoon
at the Beisse home for Miss Lets
Gould, who it to be married today.
The house was very prettily decorat.
ed with flowers There were about 30
ladles present.
Mr. and Mrs E. Haugeburg enter- |
talned Rev. nnd Mrs. Wann and fami­
ly at their home Monday evening.
The occasion was their twelfth wed.
ding anniversary, also Rev. Wann's
birthday.
The summer Normal school at Pen­
R. C. Challis made a business trip
dleton has chosen two Hermiston peo­ to Pendleton Tuesday.
ple as officers for the term They are:
George Prindle as president and Dor­
Mrs. Maurice Schoggs and family
othy Ross as vice president.
arrived in Hermiston from Sunnyside,
Washington for a few weeks visit
Win. Preszner who lives several at the home of her parents, Mr. and
miles north of town was badly hurt Mrs. Thomas Campbell, Mr. Scroggs
by falling off a stack of hay on the and family formerly were residents
evening of June 19. He had been of Hermision.
stacking and started to slide down
the rope. The rope was not attached
Mr. and Mrs. C. 8. McNaught, Mr.
and he fell about 20 feet, landing and Mrs. A. E. Robb, and Mr. and
in a sitting position on the ground. Mrs. W. J. Warner were guests at
He hurt his right ieg and was badly the Phipps home last Eiiday evening.
jarred. Being a man of 65 years made
his recovery more difficult, but late
Mrs. E. E. Baker and daughters.
leports from the Umatilla hospital Inez and Linnle from Halfway nr“
am that he is able to sit up and is vli itlng at the home of Mrsf .Harkens
'expected to be all right again In a sister Mrs. Chas N. Gould.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Root recently
entertained at dinner, Mr. and Mr*.
A. ,C Voelker and Rev. and Mrs.
Wann.
Mr. and Mrs F. C. McKenzie. Mr
end Mrs. W. J. '•Varner. Mr. nnd Mr-.
F. B. Swayze and Mr. and Mrs. J. T.
Hinkle gave a icceptlon Wednesday
evening at the Hinkle home for Mr.
and Mrs. A. C. Voelker who are leav­
ing today.
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IMPLEMENT C 2:
Rowland W. Foster of Livingston,
Montana, is visiting with his uncle
and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Schill­
ing Mr. Foster is employed in the
railroad office of the Northern Pa­
cific at Livingston.
Wesley Schram cut his left arm at
the elbow while cutting an electric
light wire Monday evening at 7 p. in.
He just missed the artery, but Dr.
Adams had to take several stitches
to close the wound.
IF ITS JARS OR JAR RUBBERS
we have them
Hermiston Market & Grocery
MINER ANTIBLOAT HALTER
By collecting cash we will be able to give you
better service and better prices. So please re­
member its strictly
the only absolute thing that will
keep cows from bloating
CASH AFTER JULY 1
easy to adjust, and after once placed on the cow. it needs no more
attention for months. Your cows will glvo one-fourth moro milk
on alfalfa pasture than any other feed. One acre of alfalfa pas­
ture well watered and pastured, is equal to eight tons of hay.
If hay Is harvested It will produce four or five tons, with less
butter fat.
MR DAIRYMAN YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO BE
WITHOUT THESE HALTERS
they are also used for dry hay. We sell them on a guarantee,
give you ten days free trial, if not satisfactory you return them
at our expense. For further particulars write
CITY MEAT MARKET
SIKEY
MINER ANTIBLOATING HALTER CO. Bend, Ore.
HENDERSON, Prop«
THE PLAY HOUSE
or see O. C. Young at Dodd’s Real Estate office Hermiston Ore.
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THE NEW EDISON
in the Heppelwhite Design at a Saving of $22.50
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
W. F. Correll nnd family will leave
this week by auto for sou,hern Cali­
fornia. where they wl'l make their
future home. The Corrells have been
lesldents In Hermiston for the past
flvo years, an Mr Correll ha been
In the carpenter business.
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C. W. Kellogg left Tuesday for
Portland, where he will be gone
peveral days on business.
“The Call of the North”
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• The recent adjustment in the pries
of this popular design has created
new values for a truly remarkable
instrument. The Heppelwhite Model
of the New EDISON, formerly sold at
*165.50. la now offered for *146.00.
a saving of »22.50.
A Paramount drama of the snows
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Morrell, Nebraska, and a former
schoolmate of W. J. Warner at
prlngfleld. N. Y., visited here last
Thursday on his trip west.
fore that ttebe If anything wanted In
my ltae. Mrs Emma Johnson 42-1'p
O REGON H ARDWARE &
We have Meats, Groceries, Berries
Pork and Beans and Canned
Meats of all kinds
In order to be fair this rule will have to ap­
ply to all. While most of our business is now
cash over the counter we have a few very good
customers who are paying the first of every
month. This is perfectly satisfactory but we
must treat all alike and after July 1 will have to
have cash from all. Our customers will under­
stand our position we are sure.
JACK HOLT
EXPECT TO LEAVE about July lì
for months vacation P'eaie call be­
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For a picnic lunch,
Take this hunch:
Come over to the west side,
And let us tie you up a bunch.
over the counter will be our strict rule after July
1. This is made necessary by severe losses and
by the necessity of getting money to pay our own
bills. We haven’t the capital to carry your meat
bills.
Mrs Minnie Lochrle. Mother of S.
t . I<ochrte arrived here Tuesday for
an extended visit.
J. A. Reeves with a force of sever­
al ladles was over from Stanfield
Tuesday selling tickets for the Stan-
field Chautaunua. He made a brief
J talk at the Commercial club lunch
at noon. The party seems to have
made good progress with the ticket
sale«, though the distance and the
s
A 4th of July Rhyme
Mist, Zona Bensel entertained at
l.er home Tuesday evening in honor
of Miss Pauline Voelker, who Is
leaving Hermiston.
Misses Marjorie, Speneer nnd Stel­
la Payne are guests nt the home, of
Miss Lauiu Phipps this week.
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‘ THE FOUR HORSEMEN
OF THE APOCALYPSE”
WEDNESDAY
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WALLACE REID
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“The Love Special”
If you are a lover of good music
you will appreciate the superior tone
qualities of this fine model of the
New EDISON.
If you are a lover of good furniture
you will welcome this pleasing addi­
tion to the furnishings of your home.
But you are very likely a lover of
both, and so we suggest merely that
you see and hear this model, remem.
hering that it Is now offered at a
new price of ,145.00—and may bo
bought on our BUDGET terms.
*J5 00 down and »10 00 a month for
*2 months or terms to suit you.
Ask to see the Heppelwhite.
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Mitchell Drug Co.
R. E. Mitchell
Prescription Druggist
HERMISTON. OREGON