THE
H E B M IS T O N
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
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F or the Hot
W eather—
Tin, Sheet metal work and Plumb­
ing. Call MS. I. B. Putman. U -tfo.
GASOLINE— Our price 25 cent* per
gal. Kellogg & Schimke.
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W. T. Roberta received a telephone
mesnge Tuesday morning from the
hospital In Pendleton stating that he
wa the father of a boy born early
that morning.
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H O U S E
O F Q U A L IT Y
A c o m p le te set m a y b e b a d for a m o d est
cost— start y o u r s tod ay— b u y a bread p an at
Miss Pauline Morris has returned
from a vacation spent In the Wil­
lamette valley and southern Oregon.
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OREGON HARDWARE &
IMPLEMENT CO.
Mrs. Jay Pelniulder and family
returned Monday afternoon from an
outing spent at Pendleton and Ring-
ham Springs. Miss Marjorie Pel-
mulder remained in Pendleton for a
short visit.
LADIES SILK GLOVE S
Henry Pelniulder Is visiting at the
’ Pelniulder home for a few days.
Both White and Black
Ed Haugeberg and family returned
1 Sunday night from a vacation spent
in Tacoma and other points. While
away they visited Rev. Jackson, who
at one time was pastor of the Metho­
dist church here, but at present !s
I pastor of the M. E. church at Rainier.
M ANUFACTURERS OF
High Grade Patent
Blue S tem F lour
In both short and elbow lengths.
For Saturday, August 11 Only
AT JUST HALF THE REGULAR PRICE
Mr. W. H. Skinner, a former resi­
dent of Hermiston, came lip from
Portland Saturday morning and re-
1 turned Sunday night. Mr. Skinner
‘ has traded his property in Portland
for a home In Coronada, California,
i and will make that his future resi-
, denes.
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The Superior Product of Scientific Milling
Makes Better Bread
Try a Sack
DEALERS IN GRAIN AND FEED
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BBSM
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One Day Only--50 per cent off
Hermiston Produce & Supply Co.
SEE HIM CLIMB A TWELVE STORY
BUILDING!
YOU’LL GET A SPINE THRILL
AND A BIG HOWL EACH STEP
OF THE WAY.
THE SKY’S THE LIMIT ON
LAUGHTER
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Harmon motor-
; cd to Irrigon last Sunday to sample
the melon,, In that vicinity.
A. A. Paulsen and family returned
Thursday from Portland where they
held the last sad rites for their d&ugh
1 ter and sister Frances.
THIS IS THE TIME OF YEAR
WHEN FLIES AND MOSQUITOES
GET INTO THE HOUSE.
Wo have a Rood asortment of
Screen Door« and Material for
Window Sctoena and Screen
Porches.
GET THE HOUSE IN SHAPE FOR
COMFORT; — DON’T HAVE TO
K EEP YOUR HOUSE SHUT THIS
HOT WEATHER
Materially Yours,
TUM ALUM LUMBER CO.
ADMISSION— 10-50C
PARKER’S STORE
COMMERCIAL PRINTING
OF ALL KINDS
Inea and Nell Young, daughters of
John Young, of Hood River, are
visiting friends In this city. At one
time the young ladles were residents
of Hermiston.
“EASY”
Electric W ashers
Come in and let
us demonstrate
EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS
IF DESIRED
THE HOUSE OF SERVICE, THE
STORE WITH ACCOMODATIONS
Merchandise backed by quality
with a guarantee, and remember we
give 5 per cent discount, for every
dollar’s worth of goods you buy for
cash.
THE HERMISTON HERALD
WE HAVE EVERYTHING THAT IS
GOOD TO EAT AND PRICES
ARE RIGHT
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Paul Muninia was taken to- the
hospital in Portland the first of the
week where an operation will be per­
formed.
J. M. Biggs and family left the
Jim Todd, who was employed as first of the week for the Willamette
bookkeeper for the Oregon Hardwire valley.
Co., left Tuesday morning for St.
Louis, Missouri, where a responsible
F. E. Brown and wife and O. C.
position has been offered him.
Young drove In town front La Grande
The Herald force wish to thank Thursday morning. The Northeast­
Tom Haddox for a flee watermelon ern Oil Exploration Co., of this city,
presented to them by him. She sure have opened an office In La Grande
and Brown and Young will take up
was a Pippin.
their residence in that city where
Andy Anderson, a former butler they will work this territory in the
maker at the Hermiston creamery, interest of the company.
was In town on Wednesday. Mr.
Anderson Is located at Oregon City
Mrs. O. C. Young who left some
at present.
time ago to visit relatives In the east
is expected home the latter part of
Mrs. George Root Is visiting her this week.
parents In Portland this week.
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Mr. and Mrs Fred Cole, of Brook
ings. South Dakots. visited at the
C. H Skinner home last Friday.
Mr and Mrs. Cole are old friends of
Mra Skinner and are on their way
to California.
TWO SHOWS EACH NIGHT
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John H. Young, who at one time
was a resident of thls city, dropped
in to pay us a call Monday. Mr.
Young proudly informed the office
force that he had a new boy at his
home In Hood River, born July 30
and weighed nine pounds.
Earl Kingsley left for Portland
early Monday morning In response
to a telegram Informing him that
Mrs. Kingsley had been moved to a
hospital In the above named city.
• It Is reported that Earl made the two
hundred mile trip from Hermiston
to Portland In five hours. A baby
horn tc them Monday lived only a
few hours.
Legal Blanks at The Herald Office
Wednesday and Thursday,
AUGUST 15-16
Miss Lena Hermanson, of Port-
1,ml. has take”, the poelUon made
| vacant by Miss Gray’s resignation at
the First National Bank.
Mr. W. A. Boardman and son Don,
of Bordman, were Hermiston visitors
Tuesday.
•’THE BEST OF GOOD SERVICE”
M anager's N o te: Specialty reenforc­
ed seats w ith straps for hysterical
patrons. Doctor in attendance at all
shows.
Mrs. Harkerlder, mother of Mrs.
A. A. Paulson, arrived here on Thurs.
day for a visit at her daughter’s
home.
IMPLEMENTS
RADIO OUTFITS
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING
It is sanitary— never wears out and ¡3 guaranteed
not to break in actual oven use.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Chrisman, of
Cottage Grove, brother and sister-
in-law of Mrs. T. W. Rankin, ar­
rived here Wednesday and departed
for Portland on Friday of last week.
Echo, Oregon
SAPPERS’ INC.
PYREX is made for every bnking use—for bread,
pies, cakes, puddings, custards, eggs, pot pies, beans,
macaroni, casserole, au gratin dishes, etc.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mitchell left
for Portland last Saturday.
A N D S E R V IC E ”
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Do Your BREAD BAKING in
PYREX WARE
With PYREX you actually see the bread while
it is baking. You know what is going on inside the
dish and you get a crispy crust on the bottom and
sides as well as the top.
M!»8 Beulah Reid left Sunday after
several weeks' visit at the home of
her uncle, Mr. Thos. Campbell, for
Chicago. She will stop for a short
lime on her homeward Journey in
Denver.
Echo F lo u r Mills
HARDWARE
FURNITURE
THE LAUGHTER BLAST
TH AT WILL ROCK THE C ITY
See the Prince of Skylarkers
in his latest Hurricane of
Humor filled with frills,
spills, chills and surprising
se n sa tio n s..........................
H. E. Hitt nd children have gone
to Bingham Spring» for several weeks
outing. Mrs. H. A. McKeen and
daughter Bertha accompanied them.
K IN G S L E Y S
M g R M IS T O N
H E R M IS T O N
OREGON
Mr. W. T. Roberta wan a Pendle­
ton visitor Tuesday.
Guaranteed
10c a button, $1.00 a rip
f
O ltE G O X .
TH E PLAYH O U SE
OeeurwKM o f In U r M t Gleaned Here
and There About the City and
N elrhborhood
PALM
BEACH
TROUSERS
$5.00
IL E R A L D , H E B AI I S T O N ,
J»y Prltnulder returned Monday
from Llncoln N, brafMa. where
haa bern vial, ln<
father Mlw
n„rothy Pelniulder. sister of Jay.
accompanied him back sad will
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t(me >W |,B)r
p ,,.
mulder family In t *%$»¥•
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THE STORE WITH THE BLUE FRONT
“ The West Side Eat Shop” = = -:----- r
Bring in Four
Films
J. Lee P a rk e r, P ro p rie to r
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CITY MEAT MARKET
JOHN ELsIS, PROP.
CHOICE MEATS
O ur finishing d e p a rt­
ment, through up-to-date
methods and equipm ent
and expert handling, can
help you get the kind o f
pictures you want.
Fresh and Cured
Fresh Fish
T o use a sic
-xpres-
sion:
“ We’re there «. the
finish.”
MITCHELL DRUG CO.
O. F. Mays, of Stanfield, was in
T Y P W W R IT E R Rtbtx.es end carbo«,
t wa Tues i ».
paper for sale at the Herald.
Phone 101
Hermiston. Oregon
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BUTTER, EGGS, CHEESE
£
ICE FOR SALE
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