The Hermiston herald., July 12, 1923, Image 4

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LOCAL AND PERSONAL
■ BREVITIES ■
For the Hot
Weather—
Oecumicea of IntarMt Cleaned Here
and There About the City and
Nelahborhuod
PALM
BEACH
TROUSERS
$5.00
G uaranteed
10c a button, $ 1 ,0 0 a rip
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High Grade Patent
B lue Ste m Flour
The Superior Product of Scientific Milling
Makes Better Bread
Try a Sack
DEALERS IN GRAIN AND FEED
Have Y ou Weighed
RESULT—
No. 1 Bright Hay.
Ready to sell and ship
at once when market is
ready.
The Cost of No Hay
Shed in your field.
Cost of stacking and
Baling. Cost of Hay
damaged in stack and
AGAINST: bales. Cost of delays from
Balers, etc.
RESULT:
Damaged Hay. Possible
Decline in Market.
Bad Weather conditions
to bale.
IN A FIELD LARGE OR SMALL A
TUM-A-I.UM HAY SHED WILL PAY
Materially Yours,
Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co.
Lucile S ullivan drove to P ortland
w ith Mr. and Mr». Kay F isher T h u rs.
day.
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Mre J. M. Ulggsy and m other.
Tin. Sheet mptal work and P lum b­
ing. Call 783. I. E. Putman. 11-tA. Mr» M eyers, were ,'ítanfíeld visitor»
on Tuesday.
Ford T o u rin g car, m otor good,
D. J. Shaw visited w ith his fam ily
»75.00. K ellogg & Schlinke t i t l e
h ere on Sunday.
T. H. G aith er has »old hla tw enty
aere ranch n o rth ot tow n to Dan
Mr». W ells, who is v isitin g her
Leo.
fa th e r and m other, Mr. and Mrs. T.
S. Townsend, has organized a Camp
Q uite a num ber of cars passed F ire club in th is locality.
th ro u g h H erm iston th e la tte r p art
of last week en ro u te home a fte r a t ­
Mr. and Mrs. H ow ard Illsley,
ten d in g th e celebration at Meacham. P ortland, are v isitin g a t the E.
Illaley home.
Al. Price, of Boardm an, w ho lH
connected w ith th e J. C. B allenger
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. H anna,
Lum ber Co., was in tow n S aturday.
P o n la n d , a re v isitin g w ith Mrs.
L. Kelley.
J M. Biggs retu rn ed F riday from
a busines tr ip to Spokane.
H ugh F ra se r and H arold W ater-
| m an, w ho w ent to C rater Lake on a
B enton B a rn e tt, of W asco Is fish in g trip , retu rn ed Tuesday.
»pending a few days w ith the fam il
ies of Chas. P eugh and A rnold Buh-1
Mrs. P. B. Siscel has moved to the
man.
H erm iston Hotel A nnex, and Is In
charg e there.
A break was reported in the " I ”
line ditch last Friday. The re ­
Mrs. George Xedls, of Holdman,
clam ation au th o ritie s were apprised
of th e break and It was repaired be­ was tak en suddenly ill F riday m orn­
fore a g re a t deal of dam age was ing w hile p rep arin g breakfast. She
was rushed to the hospital b u t died
done.
before evening.
J. G. l.aw ler and wife retu rn ed
F rid ay from W alla W alla w here they
Dewey P ayne is back from the
had sp en t th e F o u rth v isitin g re la ­ m o u n tain s in search of a job.
tives. Mrs. L aw ler was confined to [
h er bed d u rin g h er sta y in W alla
Mr. O ltogard and fam ily, of K alis­
W alla w ith an abscess in the head. pell, Mont., visited w ith the Muinau
PLANT TREE IN RIGHT PLACE
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Much of N atural Beauty May Be Loat
If Proper Spot H at Not
Been Selected.
It Is a beautiful thing to plant a
tree, but It ^ d o u ld y beautiful to plant
right tr e b le the right place.
The deed loses half of Its beauty
when a tree 1» placed where It does not
belong, nnd where It will be impossible
for It to add to the Joy and comfort
of those who may be near It in future
years. A tree placed In a location
where It will be in the way, and where
It cannot develop In accordance with
Its natural tendencies, Is doomed to
be a failure. The same Is likely to be
true of the tree that Is planted with­
out thought as to the variety th at Is
best suited to the situation. It Is the
tree planting that Involves thought
and Judgment that Is the real blessing
to humanity.
The beautiful tiling In the planting
of the tree is the attitude of mind of
the one who does it. Those who are
to receive the henetits from the act
appear long after the work Is done;
those who do the work are seldom di­
rectly rewarded for the labor. When
a person plants n tree, he Is contrib­
uting to the pleasure of generations to j
come, and If he plants the right tree
In the right place he bestows a bless­
ing upon others In the most unselfish ,
manner. If, on the other hand, the '
wrong tree Is planted, the future gen- j
eratlnns cannot reap the full benefit
of the work done years before by t h e )
well-meaning hut uninformed trpe j
planter, and the deed as measured by |
results becomes less beautiful.—Dll- j
nols Arbor Day Bulletin.
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Every piece of White Enameled
Ware in our window spec­
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day Only at $1.25
Ore. Hdwe. & Jmpl. Co.
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Legal Blanks at The Herald Office
OWES SPEECH TO WIRELESS
Young English V/oman, Dumb From
Birth, Said to H iv e Become Nor­
mal A fte r Treatment.
A young woman, deaf and dumb ■
fam ily over th e week end.
from birth, the first patient to undergo £
Rev. J. K. Miimau and wife left
treatm ent by a new wireless Inven-
Monday for Pomeroy, W ash., w here
T here w ill be a m eeting of the tlon, articuluted several words In the
they will a tten d a camp m eeting of
officers and directors of the Dairy presence of a crowded audience at the ■
the F ree M ethodist church. They
and
H og Show a t the Oregon H ard ­ Royal Medical college, Epsom, Eng- ■
will be gone for a week.
w are Co’s, store S atu rd ay evening. land.
Wireless, having brought hearing to
Mrs. Meyers, of P o rtlan d , Is vlslt- Officers are to be elected and plans the deaf, is now bringing speech to a
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show
I ing th is week a t th e hom e of her
the dumb.
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d au g h ter, Mrs. J. M. Biggs, in th is this fall.
This latest wonder Is made possible ■
by the Invention of Mr. J. W. Theo- •
! oily.
Sherlock Stockard left for P o rt­ hahl, a Sunbury garnge owner, and a
The Dodd In v estm en t Company re ­ land W ednesday w here he w ill con­ medical friend, Dr. l-’rank Thompson.
The dumb patient puts on ear recelv- a
ports th e sale of th e F illp o t prop­ s u lt a specialist in regard to his ail­ ers, and receives a lesson in plionet- a
erty in th is city to W. J.W arn er.
m ents.
Ies with the sounds magnified till they ■
are deafening to normal ears.
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B ernard M ainw nring, who a t one
Dr.
Thompson
prophesies
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at
his
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Norm an R ubner retu rn ed W ednes­
tim e w as ed ito r of th e H erm iston
first patient will soon he able to con- a
H erald, has disposed of h is in terests day from P ortland. A rth u r R ubner verse freely. A curious unexpected ■
who
accom
panied
him
to
P
ortland,
result has been that he? deafness Is
In th e Milton Eagle, w hich paper he
w ent on to -.California.
also tending to disappear.
purchased a fte r leaving H erm iston.
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In an announcem ent published in
The west delivery w ill s ta rt at
the last issue of th e E agle Mr. Main-
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w arin g stated th a t It was his in ten 9:40 A. M., com m encing Saturday.
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tlons to re tu rn to the W illam ette Ju ly 14.
valley and spend th e rem ainder of
City M eat M arket
his days.
E. J. K ingsley
J. Lee P a rk e r
J. A. Reevea nnd d au g h ter, accom­
C. & B. M arket.
panied by o th ers who nam es we did
not learn, retu rn ed recently from
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
I am now prepared to do haul­
P o rtlan d and Seaside where they had
ing-
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been on an outing.
LOST— An autom obile crank be­
Trips made to the country.
tw een M. E. C hurch and Colum­
I soUcit a share of your patron­
Mrs. A rth u r Isbell, of Hood
age
bia d istrict. F inder notify N. W.
River, departed last Tuesday for her
Bloom.
Phone
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SPECIAL SALE PRICE
HAULING
On Light Percales Saturday,
Saturday, July 14
19c P E R Y A R D
I m other, Mrs. A nna Strohm .
The cost of a Hay
Shed in your Field?
Initial cost of shed
Cost of Baling.
U r. and Mrs. Carl McNaught have
gone to Portland.
DON’T OVERLOOK THIS
George Challis
TY PEW R ITER ribbons and carbon
paper a t the H erald office.
Mr. and M tr . V ernon S m ith left
F rid ay for F llot Rock w here they
• ■ ■ ■ ■ iiis iiiiiig iia c n a g
w ill rem ain for a m onth or six
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weeks.
Miss G race S k in n er has retu rn ed
from P o rtlan d w here she attended
th e conference for postm asters.
Rev. Davis and fam ily left
K lam ath F alls Sunday.
for
Mr. and Mrs. George B riggs and
fam ily left for M onm outh Saturday.
"THE BEST OF GOOD SERVICE
BUTTERMILK
Tom H endrick, of B oardm an, was
tra n sa c tin g buslnesg h ere on W ed­
nesday.
The new Voycn baby has been
; ch risten ed M arjorie Louise.
Hermiston Produce & Supply Co.
TO THE PATRONS OF
PARKER’S STORE
We now have a supply
o f Butterm ilk and can
supply all who come.
A WORD TO THE WISE IS SUFFI­
CIENT—
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Hermiston Creamery Co.
B eulah Reid, n form er h ig h »ehool ! ■ ■ D B a a m a B B a B B B H a a a a a a a a a a a a a a i 9 I B a a
f teach er In ahe local schools, and a '
i nteee of Thom as Cam pbell, l„ expert- j
j cd here w ith in a few days. Miss 1
j Reid 1« front Chicago.
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F o r th e next ten days we a re go­
in g to offer some real bargains.
Come in and ask to see w hat they
are.
They are to ofutm erous to m ention.
Come and let us prove to you th a t
they a re bargains.
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L egal Blanks For S a le at T he H erald O ffice
ÜÜO D; Y E A R
T H E STO R E W ITH T H E B L U E F R O N T
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MAKE
O. A. C.
Your N ext Goal
G oodyear Tires and The
F inal Cost Price
YOU have always wanted a Good­
year but maybe you thought the
Goodyear name meant a high priced
tilt
The initial cost oí Goodyear Tires is
not high. However the final cost
—the cost per mile—is the only real
basis on which to figure.
Goodyear Tires will reduce your tire
cost per mile.
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SAPPERS’ INC.
CITY MEAT MARKET
JOHN ELsIS, PROP.
S A T I S F A C T I O N is as-
sured when you use
E ng in eerin g . A g ricu ltu re, Com.
m eres. Forestry. Home Econ­
om ics, M ining. P harm acy. Voca
tlo n al E ducation and Music
FALL TERM OPENS
SEPTEMBER 28. 1923
F or Inform ation w rite to
CHOICE MEATS
Ajax Cords. T h ey com bine
high m ileage and fine ap­
pearance with
»»«dent Ilfs at th e College
la r k h In o p p o rtu n ities for
leaderahlp and personal cul­
tu re.
THE REGISTRAR
Oregon Agricultural College
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You have finished high
school and, like all w ideaw ake
g rad u ates, are looking to col­
lege.
T he S tate of Qregon offers
you th e best of tra in in g and a
eolleg tate degree in th e leading
p u rsu its and profeaslons, as fol­
low s:
Fresh and Cured
reasonable
cost.
A JA X
CORD, ROAD
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Hermiston Auto Co., Hermiston,Ore.
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