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f f l n u j j ì . H K R M TSTO ^. OREGON.
Don’t m iu Theodore Roberta
in his best production, Grumpy,
at the Playhouse, Saturday and
Sunday, July 12 and 13-
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
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Floyd Robinett drove his truck to
Pendleton Monday bringing back a
in Gi u npy load of feed.
Theodore Roberts
8t the Playhouse, Saturday and
Sunday July 12 and 13.
$50 for
Painting
Mr. and Mra. H. N. Kurth and
baby, of La Grande, visited at the
A road contract for reaurfacing home of Mr«. Kurth's mother, Mra.
near Adame has been eecued by the Tom Rankin, last week.
Shotwel] contacting company of thin
Harvey Payne motored to Port-
city. The company l„ mov’ng their lad Saturday returning Tuesday, ac. i
equipment to the Job.
com panted by Mra. Payne, who has
been v siting friends there for the
Georg* and Sherman Burkenbine,
past three weeks. Mrs. Payne re­
ot Arlington, who are brothern of
ports a very enjoyable time at Port­
Art Burkenbine of th’s city, spent
the Fourth at the home of the lat land and Seaside. Mrs. Payne af­
firms that she la an expert clam,
ter here.
digger.
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T h a t’s th e w ay to look a t painting—as an investm ent, r.<
an expense. Look around you a t th e houses going to raci
and ruin. W hat is doing it? T he w eather. T here is only
one defense against w eather and th a t is fa in t. B ut paint,
like w eather, is of m any k iccs. Beware of th e fair weather
paint. I t does n o t pio tec., it only deceives. Buy a p aint
th a t has proved its staying power.
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Pat Mooney accompanied by hit)
Mrs. C. C. Durfey returned Thurs­
son Chris, spent the Fourth in Her-
day
from Plentywood. Mont., where
m’nton. Mr. Mooney at one time
wan proprietor of a meat market «he has been valt’ng her sister for
the past month.
here.
O tto C . Pierce
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Chas. B. Orae, deputy sealer of
Professor Scullins ot O. A k. C. was
weghts
and measures, was In Her­
a Hermiston visitor the f rat of last
week. While here he made a tour miston the Fast part of the week.
of the apiar'en. He left in the eve.
C. P. Adams returned home this
ning for Pendleton where he was
week from Bend.
scheduled to appear at a meeting.
SWP (?herwin-Williams House
Paint, Prepared) has a fifty-year
CALL FOR WARRANTS
recosrt.
E. A. Westervelt, of Boardman
Ceorge Parsons has traded his
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
ranch near this c ’ty for a two hun­ was in town Wednesday getting a In the County Court of the State of
dred acre tract of wheat land near tractor and baler to take to his home
Oregon for Umatilla County
vlc'nity.
Freeman, Washington.
In th e M a tte r of th e E s ta te of
WF, WILL HAVE A CAR OF BOX
FACTORY WOOD SOME TIME THIS
MONTH. IF YOU WANT SOME OF
THIS WOOD PLACE YOUR ORDER
WITH US NOW. WE TXPECT THIS
CAR TO BE SOLD BY THE TIME IT
ARRIVES.
MATERIALLY YOURS,
TUM-A-LUM LUMBER CO.
R. A. Brownson, Mgr.
Phone One-Onc-One.
stunts at the Multnomah county fair
at Gresham for on« week beginning
July 29. In addition to h's horses
and other stock Ben will carry a
company of ten people, two of them
bulldoggers, seven riders and one
lady rider. He exepects to leave
th's week for a visit with his mother
In Caiiada, returning in time to at­
tend the Gresham fair, after wh'ch
he will go to Pendleton to get his
stock ready for the Pendleton
Round-Up.
a d m iu iitra to r of th e e s ta te of
M ary C. M cLane, deceased and
h a s qualified as th e law directs.
All persons h av in g claim s a g a in st
•a id e s ta te a re req u ired to p re s­
e n t th e sam e to me a t th e office
o f W. J. W arner, my a tto rn e y ,
a t his office in H erm iston, U m a­
tilla county, O regon, w ith p roper
vouchers, w ithin six
m onths
from th e d a te hereof.
D ated th is 26th day o f June,
COMMERCIAL PRINTING
OF ALL KINDS
THE HERMISTON HERALD
BARGAINS
McCormicJc Mower,
used two seasons.
Deering Mower,
second hand.
John Deere Rake,
second hand.
Johnston Mower,
used half season.
E ith er cash or approved term s
SAPPERS’ INC
THROUGH S L E E P IN G CAR
O p e ra te d D A IL Y d u rin g th e s e a s o n
betw een
Portland and Wast YeliUwstone
by th e
U nion P a c ific S ystem
L e t o u r r e p r e s e n ta tiv e s e x p la in th e v a rio u s to u rs
w h ic h e n a b le v is ito rs to see th e Y e llo w sto n e n t
m in im u m c o st; a ls o q u o te fa re s , p re p a re y o u r
Itin e r a r y a n d m a k e y o u r re s e rv a tio n s . C aii on
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F. C. WOUGHTER, Agent,
Hermiston, Oregon
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The fh Year Open. September 25, IS •
Henry Griffin, Pln’ntlff, vs. Rose
George and Gerald McKenzie, sons
Mary
Griffin, Defendant.
of F. C. McKenzie, left recently for
To Rose Mary Griffin, the above
Dayton, Washington, where they
will attend an encampment of Boy named defendant.
In the Name of the State of Ore­
Scouts, They expect to be gone for
gon
you are hereby required to ap­
a period of two weeks.
pear and answer the complaint f l­
ed aga’nst you In the above eutitled
Frank Beddow spent the Fourth
suit within six weeks from the first
at Bingham Sprngs.
publication of this summons and
O ur fin is h in g d e p a r t ­
you will take notice that If you fall
Harry Humfeld purchased a new to answer or
to
plead
here.
m
e n t, th ro u g h u p -to -d a te
Ford coupe and left immediately for
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within
said
ttnie,
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th o d s a n d e q u ip m e n t
a vacation to the Willamette valley.
plaintiff, for want thereof will ap­
a n d e x p e rt h a n d lin g , can
ply to the above ent’tled court for
Prof. F. X. Arens arrived Thurs­ the relief prayed for in plaintiff's
h e lp y o u g e t th e k in d o f
day from Los Angeles where he has complaint f led In said cause,
p
ic tu re s y o u w ant.
finished his summer season, and will wit: for a decree of divorce d s-
be hare for a week. He w’ll asset solving the bonds of matrimony
Kilty Short In her concert of July now and heretofore existing between
T o use a s k
•x p re s-
15 at the old Hermiston hotel dining the plaintiff and defendant and for
sio
n
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ro o m .
an absolute decree of divorce In
“ W e ’re th ere ~ th e
favor of plaintiff and against the
finish.’’
Mrs. Charles Dyer's sister and her defendant.
daughter, from Maplewood. Oregon,
Thi,, summons Is published pursu­
MITCHELL DRUG COMPANY
arrived Wednesday to spend a few ant to an order of the Honorable
Hermiston, Ore.
days with her.
Gilbert W. Phelps. Judge of the Phone 101
above entitled Court duly made and
Mis« Esther and Margaret Girard.! entered on the 2nd day of July.
Miss V lvan Parr. Ed. Parr and Cllf. i 1914, directing that publication be
ford Parr, of Hoquiam. Wn„ visited made herein once a week for a per­
at the H. 8. Sheseley home the latter iod of six consecutive weeks In the
part of last week.
Hern, stra Herald, and the first pub.
to keep in mind the
llcatlon hereof Is made pursuant to
fact that in addition to
Charles Sk'nner Is the proud pos. rsld order thln 19th day of July,
1924.
p rin tin g this news­
•f s sew Ford tour'ng.
W. J. WARNER.
paper we do job work
Attorney for Plaintiff
A. W Prann has purchased a new
of any kind. W hen
P. O. Address. Hermiston, Oregon.
Ford truck.
44-Tte
I n need of anything
th« Hr» oq the Fourth, F- F. Phipps
mcmurray
The College of Literature, °
and the A rts with 22 depaitmerJs. IJ
Dr. F. V. Prime and family are
•»pend'ng several weeks at Newport
Oregon.
Wr. A. B. Phetpg and family who
Thaaks
have been visitin g H. K Hitt re-,
W« w ’sh to thank a ll|h o e e who
•Mr$od to their boat« 1« Jefferson n,«hed so promptly to help put out
.
G e n e ra l P a s s e n g e r A g e n t.
P o r tla n d , O regon
The UNIVERSITY o f O ? . ’C O N '
contains: •
SUMMONS
T. C. Neadeau is drlv'ng a new IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR UMA
Ford touring car purchaed recently.
TULA COUNTY
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S and fo r o u r b ooklet. I t te lls th e th rillin g s to r y
o f n a tu r e 's w o n d e rla n d . O u r
R o b e rt B. M cLane,
A d m in istra to r
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Dr. and Mrs. W. W. Illsley accom
pan'ed by Miss Brierly, wont to
Bingham Springs last Sunday. Doc-
or Illsley returned Sunday evening
leaving his family and M ss Brierly
there for several weeks’ outing
Rex Lambert, of Portland, was a
The Christian Science services are
vls'tor at the Shesley home in this
held in rooms next to the Auditorium
city Monday.
t
avery Sunday at 11 o'clock. Sunday
school at 10:15. All are cordially
Mr. and Mrs. G. R. O’Danels, of invited to attend. Wednesday eve­
Pendleton, were visitors at the F. C. ning meeting first Wednesday each
McKenzie home over the Fourth. month.
Mr. and Mrs. O'Danieis are father
and mother of Mrs. McKonz'e.
»•tWttay u,ot ning.
E v e ry A m e ric a n sh o u ld s h a re in th e in s p ira tio n
of its to w e rin g p e a k s, le a p in g g e y se rs, g ro w lin g
g ro tto s, b o ilin g c a u ld ro n s, in th e m id s t of w h ic h
a re m a g n ific e n t h o te ls, c h a rm in g c o tta g e v illa g e s,
300 m iles of m a tc h le s s b o u le v a rd s a n d a ll th e
c o m fo rts of hom e.
Kitty Short was a Pendleton vlsl.
tor Tuesday.
August Beisse, who has a bulld-
'ng contract at Longview. Washing­
Howard Illsley and wife, of Port
ton, came home to spend the Fourth land, spent the Fourth hare with
with his family.
relatives.
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Oregon Hardware &
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Napoleon Neadeau has been em­ M ary C. M cLane, deceased.
Mr. and Mrs. Howell and son
N otice is hereby given th a t the
James, of Boardman, attended the ployed by Jim Pearson's garage In
he office.
Fourth of July celebration hero.
u n d ersig n ed has been appointed
Jim Pearson was a business v’sl-
Jack Gorham, of Boardman, was
an enthusiastic spectator at the box. tor in Pendleton Monday.
ng match In the Hermiston auditor­
C. S. Calkins, of Boardman, was a
ium on the night of tha third.
business vls'tor here on Wednesday.
Mrs. R. C. Challis, of Pendleton,
F. T. George, who is connected
was a via tor in Hermiston the
with the Echo Milling Company,
Fourth.
-pent the Fourth in Hermiston.
Leslie Packard, of Boardman, at
W. L. Boynton, of Helix, and L.
tended the smoker in thtg city on
L. Boynton, of Walla Walla, were
Thursday n’ght.
among those who visited relatives
G. W. Conner, of Stanfield, atten­ and participated !n the local cele­
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ded a meeting of the Hay Growers bration.
In this city the fr st part of last
Harry Todd returned home the
week.
first part of last week for a visit
Ben Joury. who had, charge of with his folks here.
the rodeo here July 3 and 4. recent,
Miss Fanny Todd Is spending t
ly signed a contract to furnish three
carloads of stock for exh bltlon rodeo few days visiting In Seattle.
Its ingredients are what
experience has proved to be most
Special stre e t improveAiet w a rra n t
M hen August Beisse returned to num ber 2755 is called. In terest
| The families of J. L. Waller and
Orin Felthouse left Sunday for an Longview after celebrating the 4th stops on July 12, 1924.
out ng at the beach. They erpect here, his fam’ly acompanied him
City of H erm iston,
back to the above named city.
1 to be gone a couple of weeks.
ltc
G eorgia H enderson, Treas.
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In the year by eating the moot whole
some food. The high quality meat
which we carzy ts th* k nd that
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