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m i H K B M lS T O a LOCAL AND PERSONAL ■ BREVITIES iW liU r M fitaOMd H m aad Thssa Ahaa t the City aad We will pay 27c for eggs next week Otto C. Pierce K I N G S L E Y ’S I N C . H ÏS M IS T ) tes, a or q u a l it y a n d s ts v ic t" l«W Legal Blanks at The Herald Office HM UXD, H E B M Ig T O K , Jofca B m M, of Seattle, Is a visi tor at the Beebe home th is week. Elmer Beebe, who has been In Seattle for some time. accompanied the above named gentlem an home. Mr. and Mrs. W'll lam Sharr, who have been spending- the past two "Judge” Embry brought a thlrty- weekg at the coast, have returned awo pound watermelon to this office home. last Monday and presented It to the E. P. Dodd left Tuesday for Bing editor. We bare heard that all gentlemen from Kentucky prided ham Springs to bring back his fam themselves on being a good judge ing who have been spending a short of a certs n liquid refreshment that vacation thjre. It Is now against the la wto make ______ and sell, but this Is not their only j Sheriff Zoeth Houser was a v'sltor accomplishment for they can also In his city Tuesday. raise mighty fine watermelons. R. N. Nedrow, of Bend, stopped Thanks Judge very much. In Hermiston Saturday tor a few E. L. Jackson end wife left on days at the C. A. Paul home. Thursday morning for Longview, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Slnder, of the Wash’ngton. where they will spend a week visiting friends. i Columbia district, who were called to Weiser, Idaho, the first of the A rancher who was in town on past week, on account of the ser Thursday from Minnehaha district ious Injuries received by Mrs. S n- stated that considerable hay was der’s sister in an automobile acci dent. have written to friend, here moving In that locality. ■ stating the lady had d ed from the W. J. Warner and family returned result of the Injuries. Wednesday from a vacaton spent at Mr and Mrs. W. L. Hamm accom the seashore. panied Frank Ralph to Bingham Springs Saturday where they spent John Haddox, who Is one of Dr. the week end. I Illsley’s patients In St. Anthony’s I hospital In Pendleton, Is reported to Vane Boynton and wife left re cently for a trip by auto that will ! be recovering very nicely. take them to Tacoma and Seattle. The first part of last week Max If he has the time to spare Vane Leach, of Irrigon, was brought to hopes to go over into Canada. i this city with a broken arm. Dr. Harold McKeen Is filling Vane Illsley set the broken member. Boynton’s position at Kingsleys’ Ford used cars. Prices right, i while Vane I, on his vacation. Kellogg & Schlmpke. Alolphus Peterson, of California, Glenn Richards and w'fe, of Con an adopted brother of Mrs. Wm. don. are visiting at the Jasper Tem Ogden, is V eiling at the Ogden home pleton home. near this city. Ford used cars. Prices Kellogg & Schlmpke. right. OREGOH. Y& utell ' em Which? $50 for Painting $ 5 0 0 /or Repairing A 1000 per cent Investment Country heeds l S f e VM e r 2\utu d r iv e r s kiore T h a t’s th e w ay to look a t painting— as an investm ent, n ot an expense. .L ook around you a t th e houses going to rack and ruin. W hat is doing it? T h e weather. There is only one defense against weather and that is pain t. B ut paint, like weather, is o f m any k irec. Beware of th e fair weather paint. I t does not piotecc, it only deceives. B uy a paint that has proved its staying power. Ytkec.1 b o rro w fu s h e rs SWP (Sherwin-Williams House Paint, Prepared) has a fifty-year record. Its ingredients are what experience has proved to I k ; most Columbia District Procure Teachers The school board of the Columbia district have employed the teachers who will teach in the Columba school the next term of school. Mr. Huff, of Athena, will be the principal, Miss Carter of Portlanl teacher of the intermediate grades and Miss Pearson, a recent graduate of the state normal, will have charge of the primary grades. Ford used cars. Prices Kellogg & Schinrpke. Oregon Hardware & Implement Co. right M ilton A. Miller Visits Hermiston Milton A. Miller, who at one time was Internal Revenue Collector for the state of Oregon, and at present is a candidate for U. S. Senator on the Democratic ticket, visited Her miston Friday of this week. Mr. M Her Is very optonilstic concerning his chances in the coming eledtion and believes there is a surprlsk in store for a goods! many attar the votes are counted. stone Sixteen playmates of little Miss Margaret Sampson gatherel at the Sampson home In this city last Sat Chester Barney was a business’ urday to celebrate her »birthday. visitor at Cold Springs Wednesday. . Games were piayeu, unei wu vu ■» --------- big freezer of Ice cream served with The M. E. ladles will hold a cook- cake disappeared. The little folks ed food sale on August 23. All j jeft wishing the young lady many those wishing food of any kiqd. | j,appy birthdays. please telephone their orders to Mrs. 1 Ga'ther or Mrs. Adams. Thomas Campbell was a business E d ito r And Banker Visits Hermiston visitor In Pendleton Monday. C. C. Chapman, udUor of the Ore Mrs. Roy Rogers and son and Mr. gon Voter, and Mr. Howard, vice and Mrs. C. L. Upham visited at .Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Siscel have Un'on the first part of the week. ' taken up their residence in the president of Ladd & Tilton bank, of Portland, paid the Herald office I Crocker home on Gladys avenue. visit Tuesday. Both gentlemen are Ford used cars. Prices right. canvassing the state n an endeavor Kellogg A Schlmpke. W. L. Blessing and family have to îepeal the state in< m e tax law Mrs. W. H. S'mnions had the mis returned home after spending a at the election In Nov .her. They fortune to fall from a ladder in a vacation motoring through the Wil claim that this me." all has given Oregon the reputation f being a peach tree while picking fruit the lamette valley. backward state and has been the fore part of thi8 week, bruising her The lades aid of the Baptist meang of big business withdraw'ng self quite severely but has fully Re church will hold a business meet their interest and money from the covered. ing at the home of Mrs. E. P. Ills state. Ford used cars. Prices right ley Thursday, August 7. Kellogg & Schlmpke. Miss Belle Vaugh, of Seattle. Is Mrs. E. P. Illsley returned home visiting at the Glasgow home u Ir Prof. H. V. Kepner, wife and Monday after an extended visit with rigon. daughter, of Denver, are vislt'ng at relatives in Spokane. the N. W. Bloom home in Columbia. Mr. Kepner Is a brother of Mrs Mis, Grace Waterman, of this city Bloom's and has Just returned from Is visiting at the home of Miss Hazel a trip through Alaska with a party Sloan In Echo. t>t Denver tourists numbering fifty. Mr. Kepner had charge of the party. C. E. Glasgow, one of Irrigon's WE 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 FXPECT 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, ÎH L fliÌiilh ì MBS ■ ■ a a*■ ■■■ i s 8 a ■■■■«■a COMMERCIAL PRINTING OF ALL KINDS THE HERMISTON HERALD Mid-Season Special W th the regular senson for summer goods about half gone, we «re going to offer redactions o f from 18 to 35 per cent for the balance of the summer on the following items: 1 Electric Fan. Regular >5.00. Special >4.00. ' ’ 1 Electric T>n, Regular >6.15, Srecial >5.00. 1 Thermalware Jar, Regular >5.50, Special >4.65. (This item is a wonder in camping out) Oil Stoves at 15 to 25 per cent off. Refrigerators at 20 per cant off. go, Rutin otp j«nf ) r) Coleman Camp Stove (a wonder >7.75. Special >4.30. Shoulder Spray Pump. Regulapotato hugs) Garden Hose and Lawn Mowers. 15 per cent off. 1 Garden Wheel Cultivator w ith extra tools, from >5.50 to » . 3 0 (A real bargain at full price) Farm Implements at Specal Price, and terms for balance of the season. j 14 a, g jg w SUMMONS Claude Kellogg was transacting IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE busines, In Umatilla Tuesday. STATE OF OREGON FOR UMA Ebcr Mossle w'll leave next Sun TILLA CO u e T x Henry Griffin, Plaintiff, vs. Rose day for Portland where he will at tend a reunion at Laurdhurst park Mary Griffin, Defendant. To Rose Mary Griffin, the above of th-i 2nd Oregon Volunteer Infan try of Spaulsh-Amerlcan war valer named defendant. In the Name of the State of Ore ians. It has been twenty-five years ago this coming Sunday since the gon you are hereby required to ap pear and answer the complaint f l regiment was mustered out. ed aga'nst you In the above eutltled Zona Bensel Is employed by the suit within six weeks from the first j Cosy restaurant at Umatilla. Mrs. publication of this summons and Eugene Smith who started the Cosy you will take notice that If you fail Corner restaurant In this city is to answer or to plead here I the propr'etor of the new restau In within said time. the rant that has been built on the high plaintiff, for want thereof will ap way opposite the Umatilla garage. ply to the above ent iled court for the relief prayed for In plaintiffs Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Johnson who complaint fle d In said cause, to have resided In the Minnehaha d's- w n : for a decree of divorce d’a- i trlct for the past seven years left solving the bonds of matrimony Thursday for Elk. Wash. Mr. John now and heretofore existing between son has traded hid property here the plaintiff and defendant and for for property at that place. Charles aa absolute decree of divorce la McKenzie will move his family on favor of plaintiff aad against the the Johnson place in the near future. defendant. ThL summons la published purau- who has been living aat Ralph order the Honorable on «he Sk nner placo n the Minne- QHbert W. Phelpa. haha district, has moved to Echo. above entitled Coart duly made aad entered on the 2nd day of July. Mr. aad Mrs. J. V McFalla. real- 1)24. directing that publication be dents of the Minnehaha district, left made herein once a wank for a per Saturday for Tillamook where they iod of six consecutive weeks in the will visit relatives. Herm'ston Herald, aad the first pub. IlcatIon hereof Is made pursuant to raid order th l, l ) t l 'day o f Jaly. W ; * • WONDERLAND Is the Nation’s Greatest Playground E v ery A m erican should share In th e Insp iration of its to w erin g peaks, leapin g g e y se r s, g ro w lin g grottos, boiling cauldrons, in th e m id st a t which are m a g n ific e n t h otels, ch a rm in g c o tta g e villages, 300 m iles of m a tch less bou levards an d all the com forts of hom e. Send for our booklet. It te lls the th rillin g sto ry of n ature's w onderland. Our T H R O U G H S L E E P IN G C A R O perated D A IL Y du rin g th e s e a s o n b etw een Portland and West Yellowstone by th e U nion P acific S ystem L et our r ep resen ta tiv es e x p la in th e v a r io u s tours w hich enable v isito r s to see th e Y ello w sto n e at m inim um c o st: a lso qu ote fares, pt*epare your Itinerary and m ake your reserv a tio n s. Call on F. C. W0UGHTER, Agent, Hermiston, Oregon or add ress » W M . M cM U R BAY G eneral P a ssen g er A gent, P ortland, Oregon ;iT¥»fORE6ON prominent farmers, was a business Herschel Hiatt and family were visitor In Hermiston Thursday. Mr. v'sltor« In Pendleton Friday. Glasgow stated a number of melons were being shipped out of Irrigon Mrs. W. A. Hlnellne, who lives in each day. Tuesday a carload was Minnehaha district, left recently for shipped to La Grande and an aver a two weeks’ v'slt at Astoria. She age of two truck loads a day go to will visit Dr. and Mrs. C. M. W'l outlying districts. The product nets Hams at that place. Mr. Williams the grower two cents a pound. is Mrs. Hineline's brother. There has never been a time when Jackrabbits were as scarce as they Ford used cars. Prices right. are now. The poison ng campaign Kellogg & Schlmpke. that was put on recently has proved benefclal to the farmer In that Mrs. Herbert Shesley was a visitor locality. In Umat Ila Tuesday. efficient in protecting property. It puts an armor between your buildings and the elements and also adds beauty and cleanliness. 3 - ¡When You Smile a ■ al a ■ ■ With Kelly-Springfied Tires The UNIVERSITY of OREGON contains:• The College of Literature, Science and the A rts with 22 departments. The professional schools of A rc h i tecture and A llie d A rts — Bui.mcu 'i Adm inistration—Education—G rad- u ate S tudy— J o u rn alism — La if M edicine— M u sic— Physical Edu cation— Sociology— Extension For a catalogue or anj) information utrito The Regietrar, UniVertiij of Oregon. Eugene. Oregon Tie 40th Yew Opein September 25. ¡921 a | It is because you realize they are ■ the best money can buy. We Sell Them I Pearson’s Garetee a B 'Í B B B B B B I Bring in Your Films U T E IX /E M ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ w ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ❖ ♦ O u r f in is h in g d e p a r t m e n t, th r o u g h u p -to -d a te m e th o d s a n d e q u ip m en t and ex p ert h a n d lin g , can h e lp y o u g e t th e k in d o f p ictu r es y o u w ant. 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