THE
H E R M IST O K H E R A T D , H ER M ISTO N , O R gG Q &
Mr. and Mrs. August Linder near
the Cold Springs Reservoir were
surprised last Sunday by having one
of their old Wyoming friends, John
T. Hawks, call on them for a day's
visit. The Linders, the Floyd Knerr
family and Mr. Hawks are all re­
cently here from Buffalo, Wyoming.
While they think Wyoming Is a good
country, they all declare that Oregon
‘has it beat, and they are here to stay.
The N ational
Swimming Suit
H. A. Scullen, beekeeper specialist
Trom the O. A. C. was here Saturday
lie met with the local beekeepers at
the Skovbo apiaries near the Diver­
sion Dam. Saturday morning. A
very interesting demonstration took
place and many everyday problems
were discussed.
K IN G S L E Y S
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Geo. Strohm, Henry Sommerer,
Geo. Root and C. L. Jackson were in
Pendleton Wednesday to appear be­
fore the county court in an effort to
get more money for the Dairy and
, Hog Show.
Mr. and Mrs. James O. Jay and
baby daughter of Pendleton spent the
first of the week in Hermiston vis
iting at the home of Mr. Jay's par­
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Jay.
Copyright 1*32, J.ntaen Knitting Milla
C-A-S-H
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.
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 positiofi We are sure.
By collecting caeh we will be able to give you
better service and better prices. So please re­
member its strictly •
CASH AFTER JULY 1
CITY MEAT MARKET
SIKEY
a
HENDERSON, Prop.
FREE FREE
For a limited time only we are giving
ABSOLUTELY FREE
with each regular Vacuum Cup Tire purchased,
ONE ‘ TON TESTED’’ TUBE of Corretponding Size
KNERR’S REPAIR SHOP
BARGAINS
See our large window display of Crocks, Stone
Jars, Chicken Founts, Stone Milk Pans, Stone
Churns, Stone Bean Pots, Stone Mixing Bowls,
I' lower Pots, etc. Al, this line is priced so far
below other localities that prices will surprise you.
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 others before buying. Jars are in sizes up
to 20 gallon.
SAPPERS’ INC.
(A few piece, of *1.29 Alummam Sale .till Io be b a d e e o Wirt wiadow
HARDWARE
FURNITURE
IMPLEMENTS
RADIO OUTFITS
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING
F. B. Swayze and H. E. Hitt re­
turned Sunday from Hot Lake after
spending several days vacation there.
T. D. Worster is now driving a new
Studebaker car which was recently
purchased at the Hermiston Auto Co.
Mrs. Maurice Scroggs and family
leave today for their borne in Sunny­
side, Washington. Mrs. Scroggs has
been in Hermiston for two weeks
visiting at the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Campbell.
NOTICE
This is to notify my friends and
patrons (hat I will be out of my of­
The Herald office received word fice until August. Any mail will
' from Dr. W. W. Illsley who is on his reach me at the Clinic at College of
Physicians and Surgeons,
way by auto to the Osteopatbie con Osteopathic
Loa Angeles, Calif .
vention at Los Angeles. Mrs. Illsley 43-tfc.
Dr. W. W. Illsley.
is accompaning the doctor on his
Read the Wand Ads.
trip and they both report it a very
pleasant one.
" H E R M IS T O N 'S H O U S E
O F Q U A L IT Y A N D
San Diego, California, studying vo­
cal under Mr. Arnes.
Mrs. E. J. Kingsley left Sunday
morning for Redmond, where she will
.-pend several weeks at the home of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. A Bur­
dick. Mrs. Kingsley was accompanied
Charlotte Bexter of Portland, ar­ by her brother, Dunbar, who has
rived last week to visit her cousins, been visiting in Hermiston for some
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Johnson.
timo at the Kingsley home.
Hermiston Locals
Mr. and Mrs. Tonice entertained
a number of friends at Sandy the
Fourth. Mr. Tonis is manager of the
Jones Sand and Gravel Co., at that
place.
W. G. Leek, son of Mr. and Mrs.
John Leek, left Saturday morning
for his home In Everson. Wash., aft­
er a week's visit with the family at
their ranch home north of this city.
No. 9281. Reserve Diet. No. 12
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
at Hermiston. in the State of Oregon, at the close
of buaineas. Jane 30. 1922.
RESOURCES
Loan* and discounts
$177.743.37 177,743.37
Overdraft*. secured
............. $ ...... .
Unsecured „......
686.30
686.30
U. S. bond* to secure circulation (par
value) ................
.. 6.250.00
All other U. S. Govt, securities 2,735.92 8,985.92
Other bonds, stocks, securities, etc
40,297.70
Banking hou se...... .................. $8,000.00
Furniture, fixtures................
2.467.80 10.467.80
Real estate owned other than banking
ho»»«...................
5,062.17
Lawful reserve with Federal Reserve
bank ........................................................ 15,048.42
Cash in vault and amount due from Nat”
ional banks........................................
36.028.01
Miscellaneous cash items ............. ............
545.24
Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer
and due from U. S. Treasurer............
312.50
Total
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the only absolute thing that will
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High Grade Patent
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Mrs R. C. Rogers and children.
•Catherine, Emmett and Rodney, re­
turned Saturday last from Union,
Oregon where (hey spent the past
month with her parents Mr. and Mrs.
K. E. Woodruff. They were accomp­
anied by Helen and Dick ITpham.
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easy to adjust, and after once placed on the cow, it needs no more
attention for months. Your cows will give one-fourth more 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
MINER ANTIBLOATING HALTER CO. Bend, Ore.
DEALERS IN GRAIN AND FEED
or see O. C. Young at Dodd's Real Estate office Hermiston Ore.
THE PLAY HOUSE
THE NEW EDISON
in the Heppelwhlte Design at a Saving of $22.50
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
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Mr. George Beisse. father of Aug a
list Be use. arrived Friday last from ! a
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Chleago for a two months visit with ; ■
Ihe Betsse faintly. Mr Beisse is a a
retired Chleago contractor and this a
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Is hie second visit to (lie west. He
was accompanied by hs neice. Miss
Helen Krogger.
GLORIA SWANSON
In Elinor Glyn’s
«
The Great Moment”
Paramount Magazine
SUNDAY
Adolph Zuker presents
An eight pound baby girl was born
to Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Pereey Tues­
day evening at the St. Anthony's
hospital In Pendleton.
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Mack Sennett Comedy
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WEDNESDAY
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If you are a lover of good music
you will appreciate the superior tone
qualities of this fine model of the
New EDISON.
to see the Heppelwhlte.
“The Soul of Youth”
The Hermiston Creamery Co.
Also
forms us that there Is a three cent s
advance in both the butter market
“Robinaon Cruaae”—Paramount Magazine
and butterfat. which makes the price ■
of butterfat 41c net at the Hermis-
toa Creamery.
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The recent adjustment in the price
of thia popular design has created
new values for a truly remarkable
instrument. The Heppelwhlte Model
of the New EDISON, formerly sold at
*1*5.50, is now offered for »145.00,
a saving of *22.50.
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
bering that it Is now offered at a
• » » price of »145.00 and may bo
bought on our BUDGET terms.
*25.00 down and ,10.00 a month for
, 1 months or terms to suit you.
“THE GILDED LILY”
C. J. Voliva is the owner of a new
Ikidgn car.
Mr. and Mrs. R Alexander of Port-
i land arrived here Monday far a short
visit at the home of Mr and Mrs E
P. Dodd Isabell. the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Dodd, returnrd to llermls-
Ion with them after a two weeks
■ visit lit Portland.
Hermiston Market & Grocery
Capful stock paid in
....... 25,000.00
Surplus fund ..................................... _
10,000.00
Undivided profits
16,049.69
Reserved for interest and taxes ac­
crued ................
2,000.00 17,049.69
Circulating notes outstanding . .. . ............. 6.250.00
Certified checks outstanding .................. 2.206.00
Cashier's checks outstanding.
983.97
ToUl of items 21. 22.23.24 and 25 3,188 97
Demand deposits:
Individual deposits subject to check .„..183,335.41
Certificates of deposit due in less than 30
days (other than for money borrowed) 29,998.85
Dividends unpaid .........................__
1,500.00
Total demand deposits
214.834.26
Time Deposits:
Certificates of deposits (other than for
money borrowed)
...................... 18,844.51
Total of time deposits ... .......... 18,844.51
Mr. and Mrs. J. Waller and
I daughter, Jean, left Monday morn-
ling for Hidaway Springs where tiny
I have taken a cottage and expect to
remain for the next ten days.
Mrs. W. L. Waller arrived here
Saturday Morning for an extended
stay at the home of her daughter,
I Mrs. F. P. Phipps and eon, J. L.
Waller. Mrs. Waller has hern en
toute for more than a- month, v is it­
ing relatives and friend in the east
and mtddle west, her la. t ¿top be­
ing St. Paul.
IMPLEMENT C2_.
$296,167.43
Mrs. Jacobson, daughter of Mr.
J. K. Shotweil left Wednesday oil
a business trip to Parkdale near and Mrs. John Leek, was here for a
Hood River, where construction work few days visit last week.
is being done.
Mr. and Mrs. A. R Fisher left last
Mrs. Otis Sprague and children, Saturday evening for Portland'where
and Mrs. C. Blakesley of Portland, they will spend the next two months
formerly of Hermiston, spent the visiting with their children who are
Fourth of July with Mr. and Mrs. A located their and at Oregon City.
S. Johnson.
Hug|i Fraser returned home this
$295.167.43
Mrs. E. E. Marker and daughter week for a few days visit with his State Total
of Oregon
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County of Umatilla I ’ ’ "•
eturned to Halfway Monday. They parents. Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Fraser.
I, 8. C. Lochrie, cashier of the above named
have been visiting at the home of Hugh has been in Portland for the hank, do solemnly swear t h a t the above statement
is
tiue
to the best of iny knowledge and tielief.
past
month
ns
he
has
been
employed
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. N. Gould.
8 . C. LOCHRIE, Cashier
in the Honeyman Hardware Company
Subscril>ed and sworn to before me this 6th day
in
that
city.
Miss Dorothy Ross from Pendleton
• " July. 1922.
Marion L. Briggs. Notary Public for Orc.
I spent the week-end and the Fourth
My commission expires Feb. 19. 1926
Mis« Katherine Short, daughter of
In Hermiston visiting her parents
Correct—Attest:
Mrs.
Newman
and
neice
of
Mrs.
Dur
and friends.
F. B. SWAYZE.
fey, returned to Hermiston recently
R. ALEXANDER
J. R. RALEY
Dr. D. A. Leech, superintendent of for an extended visit. For the past
Directors.
I The Dalles district, spent Sunday In I wo years Mis« Short has been in
Hermiston. He gave a splendid ser­
mon at the Methodist church and at
I the Columbia services. He is now on
his way to nttend the Central Oregon
League Institute near Bend. He was
very well pleased and appreciate?
the work that Is being done by tlit*
Echo, Oregon
church and says that if present pro­
gress Is maintained llie city of Her-
I miston will be one of the largest In
I The Dalles district.
Ray Fisher and bride returned on
• lie mid-night train Saturday evening
from a short wedding trip. Monday
evening following they were treated
to a noisy chivarri. They are at home
at their ranch home east of town.
O REGON H ARDWARE &
Mitchell Drug Co.
R. X Mitchell
Preocription Druggist
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HERMISTON, OREGON