The Hermiston herald., August 28, 1924, Image 4

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School Supplies
LOCAL AND FUSONAL
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•e d T h w . About tbo C Hr sad
gMOgETOJr, OREGOK,
Among those Who w m t to Peadle-
toa Thursday ts fssd the elephant«
peanut» sad langh at tha satles of
the clowns who ars with Al. G.
Barnes «how were George and Bod-
nay Barfs, Dich and HsIen tTpha
H. A. Pankow and family and O.
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Ryder and family.
i l OUTELL’eM
Which?
srunci
W. H. Ogden and family left the
first part of the week for Portland
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Sapper returnee
and coast points where they will
Thursday morning from Portland,
spend some time visiting.
where they had been for Buyers’
Mrs. M. L. Watson returned home week.
Monday from a tr p Into Idaho'
Frank Pearson has returned from |
where she had been visiting.
the Helix country where he haa been
Arnold Oralapp has returned to employed In the harvest fields. Frank
Hermiston to take up his duties as states the wheat fields y elded a I
athletic coach In the local high good crop In spite of the drought.
school.
A dance is scheduled for next Sat.
I Jim Pearson reports the sale of urday night at the Hermiston audi­
two Star ears last week, C. A. Paul torium. Mua’c will be furnished by
I the local telephone man getting one ‘ the Happjr F,Ta of P®“«“ «“”»-
and Gus Kosart, of Irrigon, tak’ng ,
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W. S. Casady. who lives ’n the
the other. Paul received a touring
T h a t’s th e w ay to look a t painting— as an investm ent, not
I car while Kosart bought the latest I Columbia district. Is erecting a big
barn on his ranch. The dimension,, |
an expense. Look around you a t th e houses going to rack
, thing In a sport model touring.
art 30x38 with 11 foot eaves.
and ruin. W hat is doing it? T h e weather. T here is o n !
one defense against weather and th a t is fa in t. B u t paint,
Dr. Illsley reports the birth of a
like weather, is o f m any kinds. Beware of th e fair weather
On Saturay evening, August 30.
nine pound boy on August 14 to R.
paint. I t does n ot piotecv, it only deceives. B u y s n - ’"'
E. Meyers of Echo, and on the 19th the last quarterly conference of the
that has proved its staying power.
1» girl to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cook of M. E. church will be held in the
church parlors. Rev. Leach, district
SWP (Sherwin-Williams House efficient in protecting property.
Hermiston.
uts an armor between you
superintendent, will be present. All PROPERTY ADJACENT TO
Paint, Prepared) has a fifty-year
recoed. Its ingredients are what
uildings and the elements am.
HIGHWAY SHOULD BE
Otto Pierce returned Sunday from members and fri3nds are Invited.
experience haa proved to be most also adds beauty and cleankr.es«.
A pot luck Bupper will be served con­
CLEARED OF SHRUBBERY
a few dayg spent in Portland.
sisting of fried chicken, bread and
Kellogg & Schimke report the sale butter sandw'ches, salad, pie and To the Editor:
After listening to many discus-
of two Ford cars, Charley Hahn buy­ coffee. Bring what you prefer and
ilons about the accidents and near­
ing a four door sedan and Mr. Weis. | come Supper at 7:30.
accidents at dangerous corners on
ner purchasing a two door sedan.
W. R. Loughlln. a former resident the highway and within the c ty 11m.
Mrs. August Beisse and son and of Hermiston, was a business visitor ts, the subject seems to be dropped
it the point where the statement ts
daughter, George and Gertrude, re­ here the first of the week.
nade that the highway can’t be made
tuned last week from Longview
J. W. Davies, manufacturer of mint to do anything and the city residents
where Mr. Beisse has a building con­
an’t be made to do anyth ng by the
tract. Mr. Beisse will remain unt 1 extracts, was In Hermston Thursday
looking over the possibilities for the council. I should like to ask why
the completion oi me ouuuius.
growingAif mint in commercial quan­ n the name of humanity anyone
James Gent left Saturday for some tities here. He went over the pro­ should have to be made to do a half
SHOE REPAIRING A SPECIALTY
town near Peoria. Illinois, where he ject and 'ntervlewed several farmers an hour’s work on their property
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will make h’g future home. Mrs. who expressed their willingness to vhen by so doing they stand a very
Gent will rema n here for a short make experiment on a small scale ,ood chance cf averting a fatal ac-
time and then Join her husband In until Its feasibility can be proved. •ident. Surely any property owner
According to Mr. Davies mint !s at in Hermiston whose roads de corners
their new home.
present grown In the Willamette val. have overgrown with brush to such
A number of local Odd Fellows ley to some extent and requires a n extent that they constitute a men­
took a load of watermelons to Pen­ damp soil. This damp soil in the ace to life, will gladly clear the
dleton Tuesday night whero a big valley Is clayey and it i8 hoped that trowth away if the matter is brought
op
watermelon feed was scheduled for the more friable soli In this section to his attention, without hav ng to
may permit of two crops being har­ invoke the process of the law’. At
the members of this order.
vested against one In the valley. »very corner where there hag been
Word ha8 been received here that Mint requ'res ground where the rouble or collisions the sole con­
Ed. Haugeberg underwent an opera, water table is close to the surface tributing cause has been the obscur.
tlon for a severe case of apendlcltls and several plece8 of land have been ng of clear vision by low grow ng
WE HAVE A FULL LINE OF FEW SHOES AS WELL AS
at a hospital In Kelso. According to located here which seem favorable ‘rees and high growing brush.
reports the pat ent Is doing as well Mint Is at first planted in rows ten Tourists often do exceed the speed
ARMY SHOES AND ARMY BLANKETS.
as may be expected.
feet apart, later spreading and form­ ind safety limit in coasting) Into
ing a solid field of growth. Th’s Is own from the south, but go far no
Jack Biggs wa8 a business visitor harvested about the same aa alfalfa. way has been found t'» stop them,
in Weston Tuesday of this week.
Mr. Davies will return here later In every local dr ver knrvs the dan-
the season with plant8 for the farm
;er points while the 8tr::: ger, seeing
W Hard Felthouse and family have era who will try and see If this new
t clear, smooth road ahead and dense
returned from an outing at Wallowa Industry can be developed.
ungle on either aid >, sal’s blithely
Our Shippers Will Tell You Why
Lake. One day while on a flsh’ng
n, with no hint of intersection.
They ship their Eggs regularly to
expedition at the lake Willard get
Ford used cars, Prices right
When Herm ston goes touring she
excited over the nibblo of a trout and Kellogg ft Schimke.
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s very apt to meet the same situa-
fell off a rock breaking a couple of
ion In some other careless town, and
ANNOUNCEMENT
ribs. Otherwise he returned none
hen the Hermiston drive,- will sur-
I
wish
to
announce
to
the
ladles
the worse for the tr'p.
600 E. Davig St., Portland, Oregon
that I have opened a ha'r marcelling 'ey, if ha is extremely lucky, no
vorse
than
a
broken
a-ie,
wind,
Reference: Ladd & Tilton Bank
C. C. Mason, who at one time lived parlor In my home across the street
hield, stove-n radiator and the
In Hermiston, but now located In from the Catholic church.
»lace where the f.nders us<d to grow,
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Mrs. J. B. Moll.
Portland, was a visitor hero Monday.
»nd
he will rise up in his wrath and
Edith Copplnger, who some time ago
noint to the corner where it happen­
TAKEN UP NOTICE
wag proprietress of a mill nery store
Notice is hereby given that I have ’d and say, “How cou'd I tell the e
In this city, is now Mrs. C. C. Mason,
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they having been united In marriage taken up and kept for about six days was a road crossing there’ It
at Leroy Sullivan ranch, one and one looks like a straight road ahead, just
In Portland.
half miles southwest of Hermiston, t thick growth of tree8 on e ther
lde. It wasn’t my fault.”
Charlea Durfey has returned from tha following described animal:
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One dangerous corner has already a
One gelding, sorrel, white face,
an extended trip through Montana.
branded with circle on left shoulder, ’»cen cleared and no law was follow-
id but the Golden Rule. Surely
Harvey McPherson and fam ly, of weight about 900.
Said animal will be sold, unless »thers will follow hl» good xinip’o.
Pendleton, were visitors at the C. M.
Jackaon home In the Minnehaha dis­ redeemed, at public auction to the Teorge Washington cut down a tree a
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trict Sunday. They left Monday highest bidder for cash In hand on 'or fun; pugilists do It for training:
the
German
Kaiser
does
't
for
exer­
the
8th
day
of
September,
1924,
at
morning for Pendleton.
the above described ranch at 10:30 ts«. Are we going to bo like the
latter and do tt after blood ha - been
A school meeting was held at the o’clock.
A Subscriber.
Dated at Hermiston on this 21st »hed?
Minnehaha school house Monday
night at which time the budget for day of August, 1924.
S gned Leroy Sullivan
On Wednesday afternoon, Se?t. 3,
the com'ng year was voted.
he M. E. ladies will meet at the
vhurch parlors for the purpose of
SUMMONS
Frank Ralph is deserv’n.; of a vole
bolding
the annual meeting for the
of thanks from the city of Hermis­ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
election of officers for the er.s’iing
ton. Frank put In a number of
STATE OF OREGON FOR UMA­
year. All members are most earnest­
hours and used quite a hit of mater,
TILLA COUNTY
ly asked to attend and get affairs In
lal while putting up the lights for
Henry Griffin. Pla'ntlff, vs. Rose
good shape for a well ordered yearly
i the band eoneert given by the 4lh Mary Griffin, Defendant.
program.
Infantry bend last Sunday a gh».
To Rose Mary Griffin, the above
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Both his time ind n-r.tartal was don­ named defendant.
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THE
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ated, he refusing to take money in
In the Name of the State of Ore­
exchange.
gon you are hereby required to ap­
pear and answer the complaint f l ­
A party comprising Luclle Sulli­ ed against you In the above eutltled
van, Dave Mlttlendorf, Margaret suit within six seek s from the first
Neary. Harold Watermnn and Mr. publication of thia summons and
and Mrs. Curtis S ’mons returned you will take notice that If you fall
plead
here
Tuesday night from an outing of ten to answer or to
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within
said
time,
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day» at Wallowa Lake. While at In
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the lake the party hiked to Ice lake. plaintiff, for want thereof will ap­
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ply to the above entitled court for
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All report an enjoyable time.
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the relief prayed for In plaintiffs
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Rev. and Mrs. J. K. Mumau re­ complaint fled la said cause, to-
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turned the first part of the week wlt: for a decree of divorce d'e-
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from Cascade, Idaho, where the R«v_ solvlng the bonds of matrimony
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erend has been assisting In a revival now and heretofore existing between
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m eelag.
Before returning home the plaintiff and defendant and for
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they visited other points In Idaho an absolute decree of divorce la
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favor of plaintiff and against the
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and Washington.
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The old fashioned spark plug used
defendant.
O ur fin ish in g d e p a r t­
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to
be
hitched
to
a
buggy.
Thl8 summons Is published pursu­
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Marian Briggs waa a visitor In
m
en
t,
through
up-to-date
ant to sn order of the Honorable
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Pendleton Tuesday.
— and the "old fashioned” boiled
m ethods and equipm ent
Gilbert W. Phelpe, Judge of the
dinner la enjoyed more than any­
above entitled Court duly made sad
and expert handling, can
thing.
Mrs. Roberta Gunn. Miss Jane
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entered on the 2nd day of July.
Gunn and Henry Gunn returned re­
help you g et the kind o f
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1924, directing that publication be J
Remember we can supply you
cently from a trip to Kentucky,
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pictures you want.
made herein once a week for a per­
with anything you ea re In the line
where they «pent the summer.
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iod of six consecutive weeks In the
of High Quality Meats.
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Herm ston Herald, sad the first puh.
T o use a sk
•xpres-
W lllam Sharr returned Monday I tea tlon hereof Is made pursuant to
from Portland where he had been to ^ l(! „Her tM 1Mh
sion:
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of July,
visit his wife. B ill M edia tie ae- j j j g
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“ W e r e th ere
thc
compaaled him on the trip.
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w J. WARMER.
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finish.”
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Attorney for Plaintiff.
MITCHELL DRUG COMPANY
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Mrs Freak Btlderbaek returned P. O. Address, HeraMOn. Oregon.
• *M< toFovtlend. ¡44-Tto
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Hermiston, Ore.
$50ftw
A complete Stock of supplies
will be here by the time school
opens, You kids that are o f
school age, step in on the
first day of school and get
$500 (or
Repairing
A LEAD PENCIL FREEH
A 1000 per cent Investment
KlonV
OUP
sw o r d s i n ib
o il Skares
weVe efcXc.
Otto C. Pierce
K I N G S L E Y 'S
KISTO» H O A W
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H E R M I S T O N 'S H O U S E O F Q U A L IT Y A N D S E R V IC E * *
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Legal Blanks at The Herald Office
Oregon Hardware &
Implement Co.
HAHN’S SHOE STORE
BUILD THAT GARAGE OR IMPLE­
MENT SHED THIS YEAR!
Why let the car or some valuable
piece of machinery stand out in the
weather and depreciate from un­
necessary exposure.
You can build a n; at garage or
convenient shed at slight expense.
Don’t look at the construction of
a necessary building i s an expense
but as a thrifty Investment. Re­
member that when a man NEEDS a
a garage or sh^d, he pays for it
whether he builds It or not— but If
he leaves his car or machine out to
rust, he pays for the building and
has nothing to show for It. Build
today and have someth'ng to show
for your Investment. Take advant­
age of our Free Plans Service.
MATERIALLY YOURS,
TUM-A-LUM LUMBER CO.
R. A. Brownton, Mgr.
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Men’s H alf Soles sewed
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W ith Heels, $1.60
WAy Not Ship Your Eggs to Us?
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HONEY LABELS
To Your Order and at Reasonable Price»
THE HERMISTON HERALD
j When You Smile
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g It is because you realize thry are
2 the best money can buy.
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We Sell Them
: Pearson s Garage
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Mid-S sason Special
W.th the regulnr season for summer goods about half gone we
are going to offer rsdnetions o f from 15 to 25 per cent fer the
balance of the summer on the following items:
1 Electric Fan Regular $5.00, Special $4,00.
1 Electric Fan, Regular $6.15, Si'ecial $5,00.
1 Thermal ware Jar, Regular $5.50, Special $4.65.
(This item is a wonder in camping out)
0 4 Stove« at 15 to 25 per cent off.
Refrigerators at 20 per CJnt off.
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» r) Re*1l!ar J 1* «*. Special $9.90
Coleman Camp Stove (a wonder $7.75, Special $4 90
Shoulder Spray Pump, Regulapotato bugs)
Oarden Hose and Lawn Mowers, 15 per coat off.
1 Garden Wheel Cultivator with extra tools, from $5.50 to $3 90
(A real bargain at full price)
Farm Implements at Specal Pric~, and terms for balance of
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE DOLLAR SAVINGS AT
SAPPERS’ INC.
Bring in Tour
Films
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