The Hermiston herald., March 06, 1924, Image 4

THE
Occurence* a l In w re.< Gleaned l l . r .
and T hai« A bzat t h . City and
Neizhborhoud
fla x on s
Ginghams
Mercerized Batiste
Percales
Windsor Crepe
Cotto Chine
Jap Crepe'
Voiles
Ratines
Collar Tabbing
Collar and Cuff Sets-
Shampoo Jackets
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No. 20
voLa
th e tr ip
are:
An ev e n t of g re a t in te re st to th e w ho are m aking
people of .H erm iston will be th e de- H su elin e, P arrish , P ark er, W inslow ,
Some good buys in Kord cars.
clu. uato ry contest to be held here Rhodes, McKern. Si Ivey and Thomas.
U -tf c
K ellogg & Schim ke.
in th e high school au d ito riu m F ri­
Io th e gam e v><th Helix last Sat
day, M arrh 7, a t 7:30 P. M. The
I. E. P utm an has moved from his
grade» w ill lie divided in to three u rd ay n ig h t, the H erm iston boys
home in to th e house recen tly vaca­
¡.reaps, 3 and 1. 5 and 6. 7 and 8. team w on 20 to 13, w hile th e g irls
ted by the Iinrlee, h av in g leased his
resp ectiv ely . .The selections given lost 31 to 12.
house to Mr. N orton of th e F irst
by g ro u p s one and two will be In
N ational bank.
W e hve a num ber of new stu d ­
three d ivisions, I. e., hum orous, <lia-
: m alic o r o rato ric al. The selections en ts in th e grades. E x tra seats have
Mrs. C. L. D urfey of the Ilen n ta-
, of group th re e have an ad d itio n al been put in Miss C ow an's room to
ton hotel has made several change«
new
first
• div sion, thRt
of extem poraneous. accommode te the fo u r
in th e hotel d u rin g
th e
w inter,
Donr.’d T horabrne, L ill­
The high school e n tr a n ts also will graders.
chan g in g and en larg in g th e lobby,
h ave four divisions. The g ra d e stu - ian H ilts nd E lg in A ndrew s have
in stallin g a d rin k in g fo u n tain and
, dent. a n d th e »igh school student!. entered th e th ir d grade. L etha
r,ow plans Io have a h ea tin g system
1 who is the- w inner in each division H urtle h as ju s t en ro lled in the six th
in stalled for th e
com ing
w in ter
will represent «Mis school In th e co l» -[g rad e and E v e re tt T H annam frqm
season.
test at S la n t 1*1* w heie th e d istrict j W eston is a new stu d e n t in the
rep e sen ttlv es w « t be selecled. The seventh
The co n tractin g firm y .perating
E veiyn B enefiel of th e second
d a d ric t rep resen tativ es w ill com pete
on th e highw ay ru n n in g south from
l a Pendleton for tft* county cham ­ grade is leaving school becuse her
Main stre e t o ffer a fin e large ex­
pionship. F riday n i« b t th e re will fin ifj is m oving to U m apine.
am ple of doing evil th a t good may
i be a n u m b er of e n tr a n ts in each di­
come. The roadbed h as been deep­
T h e e ig h th g rade g irls won th e ir
vision of th e grades. The high
ly scarified a n d a larg e num ber of
school w ill have en trie s in each dl- la s t b a sk e t bail gavie from S ta n ­
r ii ucks a re h a u lin g g rav el for the
field by a score of 24 to 0. The
ivsion. Come and h e a r them .
new su rfa c in g . Heavy traffic last
hoys team tied w ith S tan field boys
season had th e effe c t of tu rn in g a
T h e H erm iston high' school hoys' team a n d a fte r seven m in u tes over­
good h ig h w ay in to a -washboard and
’ basket ball team goes to P en d leio n tim e p la y th e tie s till h eld 3 to 9.
th e w ork now being dona w ill p u t
Devonshire
z
Devoted to th e In te re s t and D evelopm ent of th e H erm iston Schools
T in, Sheet m etal w ork and Plum b­
ing. Call 763. I. E. P u tm au . U -tfc .
L in e — -*
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The High School Mirror
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
■ BREVITIES ■
SPRING.
GOODS
A C o m p ie te
I lE B M ia fO S : m y U L L D H E R M I S T O N ó O REG O N.
Th irsday for the Eastern Oregon
In the last eighth grade test
tournament which will be held there
Thursday. Friday and Saturday. Our Gerald McKenxie took first place,
F. M. Outwits, president of the
team will play Its first game with Morrie Adams second and Harvey
asparagus growers of the project,
third.
Ione Thursday 7 P. M. The men
went to Walla W all* the first part
of me week for slsparagus p lan ts,
Mr. and Mrs. Imrle are now West
The government haa * crew work­
bringing back several thousand, all ing cleaning out the canal* prepara­ Side residente, having moved Into
thet coufd be obtained there and has tory to the delivery of water.
the Lochrie house last week.
ethers cornhtg from other localities.
DM T e n
i h
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E v er T ry
to
ThrowgSa a ErcTiesi S trm v ?
•Or you m en—D oes a c ig a r d ra w w ell w hen th e
«mapper is broken?
Just the same with a range. How can you expect it to
work well when the air which is supposed to come up
through the lire, leaks in through gapping joints in the
range body ?
To avoid leaky joints, Monarch Ranger are built with
every joint riveted — the steel heid tight and solid to the
iron part* But to rivet the joints of a range, a tough, un­
breakable kind of iron has to bo used. Monarchs are built
of malhailc in n . The other kind of iron will not stand
close riveting necessary for permanent tightness.
No stove putty is needed to make the Monarch tight.
It stays tight torever, aid gives the same satisfaction
a fte r masiy yeais’ hard use as when new.
W« are proud to tell Monarch Range».
Come in and eee hem. Fou wilt be ear-
prited th a t the price ,- are so very reaeonable.
it In fine shape again.
O tto C . P ie r c e
K I N G S L E Y ’S I N C .
I
«ERVIOC*
n w t n y r o w * H o q » « o t o y A t- iT V
He re p o rts ap rico t
tree»
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Oregon Hardware
& Impi. Co.
fu l‘
W ork of th e d eepening of the
T h e local A m erica« L egion le con­
s id e rin g th e proposition of p u ttin g d rain ag e d itc h by th e governm ent
r n a n o tiie r sm oker in th e n ear fu tu re. is going ah e a d rap id ly . T he new
The a u to cam p g ro u n d
occu­ The boys expect to p u t on even a com presed a ir d rill arriv ed d u rin g
th e week a n d is alread y set up and
pied n ig h tly by torurtats.
b e tte r sh o w th a n last tim e.
,
1 r*1
w orking.
A ccording to th e lrwal w eath er
Mrs. G eorgia H enderson h a s been
bureau thftf wa'd th e w tw w est Feb­ appointed city tre a su re r to fill out
Mrs. O. G. S apper w ent to P en ­
ru ary recorded
on
th e
p ro ject. th e term of S. C. L ochrie w ho re c e n t­ d leto n W ednesday.
OAldenS, both u seful and o rn a m e n ­ ly rem oved to South B end, W ash.
Cecil K elly left fo r P o rtla n d T ues­
tal. AM well on thrtlr
»ay.
th e
sp rin g hOHlire is doing good w ork
W a lte r B otkin of th e fo u r th u n it day n ig h t. H e expects to have his
m erch an ts and househ o ld ers are expects to raise 600 tu rk e y s thlB tonsils and adenoids rem oved w hile
clean in g up th r tr prem ises an d th e year.
in th e city.
city generally Is i*a th e .throes of a
Mrs. F. A. P helps is h elp in g In th e
bad case of sp rin g Cover.
Mrs. Floyd K neer is co n fin ed to
clerical
d e p a rtm e n t of th e P a rk e r
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h e r hom e on a cco u n t of slcknees.
¿store d u rin g the illnesa of Mr. B ar­
Mrs. W. W. Illsley Xoeht S a tu r­
day in Pendleton.
M arion M arks is em ployed as a ney.
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'A
flagm an by th e B ow er C o n stru ct­
Mrs. E. H. G eary of P o rtla n d , w as
Tbo olty g ra d e r has been' wver io n Company. H is d u tie s
h
to
several Streets In ¡p reparation' o ir w atch for tra in s a t th e crossing a w eek-end guest a t th e home of
spring work.
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w here th e tru ck s pass over th e ra il­ h e r p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. J. F.
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~ s ’ V' road h a u lin g gravel from th e c riw h e r M vN aught.
A num ber o f ex ceptionally goo«.1
bookfc a re being added to th e lib­
rary, both fictio n al an d ed u catio n ­
al. Miss H all of th e county lib rary
Is tak in g much in terest in the branch
lib raries and th e resu lt is Shown in
bocks above th e average. The Cir-
cu la tlc n reg u lates th e stipply and
th e place th e lib ra ry can filf in th e
com m unity (ft scarcely appreciated
bloom around Walla Walias
IF WINTER CO M ES-
CAN SPRING BE FAR
BEHIND?
Repair your flumes and drop boxAd
NOW.
Get your Screen Porches and all
Farm Buildings in shape. The man
that has these things done when the
spring work starts is always ahead of
his work, running his farm, and not
being run by it.
We have stocked through the win.
ter for the Flume and Repair busi­
ness, and will assist you in every way
possible to do this work in the best
and most economical manner.
MATERIALLY YOURS,
$ 2 , 5 0 0 in Prizes
as It should be.
TUM-A-LUM LUMBER
COMPANY
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COMMERCIAL PRINTING
OF ALL KINDS
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THE HERMISTON HERALD
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The local lig h t com pany expects
to snippy its custom ers w ith pow er
and lig h t from th e w ires' of th e
Pacific L ig h t & P ow er Co. w ith in
a week.
R. A. B ro’ nton, Mgr<
Phone 111
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Cold S prings reserv o ir Is IHIinff
up well. In sp ite of th e light fall of
snow In th e m ountains. It h as a l­
ready rrfftré w itter th a n was in it
a t th is firn* last yynr and will be
full about th e 10th of th is m O tth.
" •'•d in circulars
as outline-
mailed this wee*~
Ten young people were guests Of
Misses E th el G rlgg and M argaret
N eary a t an in fo rm al th e a tre p arty
on S atu rd ay , F eb ru ary 23. A fter
th e show refresh m en ts w ere served
nt th e N eary residence. Those pres­
ent were Misses Mary C urrie. E dyth
Reeves, Joy S pangler, E th y l Gv.igg.
M argaret N eary, David M Ittlesdorf,
H arold W aterm an , Ben Spencer, E arl
I Smith and Gwyn H ughes.
Public Dance
St. Patrick’s
Day-March 17
EVERYBODY COME TO
CELEBEATE THE IRISH DAi
T he C h ristian Science services a re
! held in room s n ex t to th e A uditorium j
oveTy Sunday a t 11 o'e’oek. Sunday!
school nt 1 0 :IE. A ll a m cordhUly
Invited to atten d .
—AT THE—
Hermiston Auditorium
Let’s Go
I WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY ;
r
ed. ready «o go: $«0<l.
H ave several good «vadee
o th e r p a rts of N orthw est.
from
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SAPPERS’ INC.
K A .O W A « , -
FURNITUR«
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New Style Spring Hats for Men
A
GORDON QUALITY AND STYLE
Gordon Caps Too
THIS WELL BE A GORDON WEEK
WITH US
Hermiston Produce & Supply Co»
"THE BEST OF GOOD SERVICE”
The best is none too good, so why
not buy the best. Farker's stone
guarantees every article sold. Prices
are Always Right.
Our Motto is: Satisfaction guar­
anteed.
We are headquarters for Good
Things to Eat.
THE) STORE WITH THE BLUE FRONT
___ :__ ^“The West Side Eat Shop”
J. L e e P a rk e r, P ro p rie to r
T e le p h o n e 4 1 3
CITY MEAT MARKET
JOHN ELLIS, PROP.
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20 acres wet . l improved , best
land, $760 «*»h, value $2260: easy
term s.
1Ó A f tl iw . HOUSE, BARN. CLEAR-
WE ARE NOW SHOWING THE
Good Time for All-Lunch Provided
FLETCHER’S ORCHESTRA
SNAPPYBUYS
20 ACRKS, HOUSE. STA H tdL F ÏN C -
e<l, am ali tra c t In a lfalfa, $ft(lt»O.
Term s.
SUBSCRIBE NOW
PARKER’S STORE
Christian Science Services
and Auto Goods Special
E.L DUPONT DE NEMOURS * CO.. INC.
S p o rtin g P o w d er Dioieiaa
W ILM INGTON. DEL.
The Rebekah lodge will servej
a cafateria supper Saturday
March 15 in the I. 0. 0. F. hall.
The public is invited.
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Don't Overlook Aluminum
N T E R the International Crow-3hooting;
Contest. D u Pont offers $2.500 in merchan­
dise prizes. No entrance fees. Destroy the-
menace to game and crops. W r its today for
booklets giving fu ll information on th e crow.
1 he Hermiston Herald--$2.00
E. P. DODD i
By Buying OH in 5, 10
and 15 gallon lots.
KNERR’S REPAIR SHOP
Choice Meats
Hams : Bacon : Lard
Fresh Fish
City Meat Market
W e Deliver
Hermiston Oregon
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