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About The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984 | View Entire Issue (April 23, 1925)
T H E H E B M ia T O B H K R J L U ), H B B M IS T O 3 f, O & B G O y . Don’t B l « the program at the 8 . SATURDAY _____ „ w _ In Fresh Tomatoes, per lb. 25c New Potatoes, 2 lbs 25c Cucumbers, each 20c Strawberries, per box, 35c String Beans, per lb. 25c Radishes, per bunch, 5c Rhubarb, 3 lbs. 25c Beets, per bunch, 15c Cauliflower, per head, 35c Spinach, per lb. 10c Grape Fruit, 2 for 25c SPECIAL 2 pounds Assorted Cookies 65 cents O tto C. P ierce K I N G S L E Y ’S I H E R M IS T O N 'S H O U S E IN C . O F Q U A L IT Y A N D S g W V IC l" LOCAL AND PERSONAL ■ BREVITIES • sad T U ra Afcaat tX. a t e u d NalabkadMed The finance committee of the Com- merctkl club will collect a puota of J25 toward the purchase of a car tor the county health nurse. The Frank Knapton house In the ! Columbia district has been rented by ¡a Mr. Barlow. The place Is owned by Harr, McMillin and Ed Comegys. I Harry will look after the hay on the i place this year. Wm. McDermid is giving his room ing house on the west side an at tractive coat of paint that greatly improves the appearance of the build ing. Jack Biggs and wife returned Tues day evening from a trip to the val ley. While on the trip Jack traded his Dodge for a Franklin. Nellie May, the five year old daughter of Mrs. Biggs' sister, accompanied them home and will spend some time visiting here. L Mrs A. S. Johnson has returned i from Portland accompanied by her sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Donivan. Harvey Payne has traded hl3 hold- | lngs on the project for a 160 acre ranch near Dayton. Oregon. A Mr. G. W. Jackson acquired the Payne property here We will have a car oi box factory wood about April first. If you wish a load out of this car give us your order by that time. Screen Doors Ottr new stock of screen doors ars here. Get your door8 up before the flies start. t Materially Your« , Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co. R. A. Brownton, Mgr. KNERR’S REPAIR SHOP Mr. and Mrs. Sid Bowman re turned Tuesday night from Portland where they have been for tre past few days. owner of the a Hermiston Athey had returning to Remember April 29. DON’T FORGET We Repair and Grind Lawn Mowers GUARANTEED TO CUT 7 he Shop That's Always Busy ■ I ■ HONEY LABELS T o Y o u r O rd e r and at Reasonable Prices ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ THE HERMISTON HERALD Wm. Graham Is at LaGrande visit ing at the home of his wife's par ents. Since Irrigation' during the past month much of the alfalfa thought to have been frozen out has start- i ed, although much reseeding has been going on. Stocks of hay are about cleaned up all over the project. O. O. Felthouse has leased the al falfa land on his ranrh In Columbia district to Ed Stokes for the present season. Sidney Barnard . has rented his {alfalfa land for the coming year to the Hunt brothers. Mr. Barnard aa manager of the Farm Bureau Coop erative found that the dutlee of this (Office took up most of his ttm^ so therefore decided to lease Mr. Barn- 'ard has been experimenting with pasture for dairy cows and has started one of sweet clover and some I other mixtures and promise» great things In dairying next spring. « ALFALFA DAMAGE ELSEWHERE Sam Boardman, with the state highway, drove back through town from a trip to Boise. Idaho, last week and states that a hay stack Is unusual all along the highway. In Baker county he says that 90 per cent of the alfalfa was winter killed and the stockmen are already guess ing how they are going to feed their cattle and sheep this coming win ter. In Idaho the alfalfa is also bad ly damaged and the hay all consum ed. He expects that alfalfa hay will be higher than a cat’s back this winter. E. J. Dixon is Expected Soon E. J. Dixon, manager of the Pac Cooperative Poultry Producers Is ex. pected in this city soon. Mr. Dixor will help with the organization of thr poultry producers on the project. / meeting will be arranged at which Mr. Dixon wll speak and explain lr detail Just what the organization 1: trying to accomplish for the poultry raiser. A number of the local poul trymen are already members and art highly pleased with the returns thej are getting from their eggs. Thr date of Mr. Dixon's visit will be madr known in the near future. A Snappy Spark Every Time id * o u r cup o f J o j vw 1 || hever Easy starting in cold or wat weather. Fool Proof. More Power. Srumotber running motor. Starts your motor on the mag neto. It is a positive Make and Break Timer,' using Genuine Tungsten points, the same as used on high priced cars. It Is self lubricating and require» no grease or oil Inside the shell. Put It on and forget it. Guaranteed for one year. ru n o v e r i f THE ADAM GOOD TIMER IS POSI Y TIVELY WATER PROOF .'Ik e It w Y e r d e r I« Mlovwed T o h a n d le The bottle P e a rso n ’s G a ra g e Bring in Tour Films ■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■«■•■■■■■■«a Y O U TCLL EM ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ XT ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ O ur finishing d e p a rt ♦ m ent, through up-to-date ♦ methods and equipm ent ♦ ♦ and expert handling, can ♦ help you get the kind o f ♦ pictures you want. ♦ ♦ ♦ T o use a sla,->j; expres ♦ sion: ♦ ♦ “ W e're there a . the ♦ finish.” ♦ ♦ MITCHFLL DRUG COMPANY ♦ Hermiston, Oregon ♦ ♦ ♦ BUSINESS LOCALS ♦ See C. D. Porter for all kinds of ♦ nsuranca. At DoJd'g cffflce. 21-tfe ♦ There’s one born every minute, said Barnum, and they all run for congress. • * — and there’s a place where you can ALWAYS get the BEST of service and satisfaction— and that Is the City Meat Market. CITY MEAT MARKET JOHN EL LIS. PROP A J a «5 Announcement NOTICE TO CRED TORS In the County Court of (he Stale of O regon for Um atilla County. A BARGAIN of Hermiston, the following desertb- animals: One 3-year old sorrel On account of cold weather local filly, no brand: one 3-year old bay asparagus shipments have fallen off horse, branded J U or J D on right consIderaMy during the laet few hip, both weigh 700 pounds. Said daye. With the coming o f warm animals will be sold, unless redeem weather the shlpmenta will greatly ed, at public auction to the highest Increase. Send us the price o f a year*! bidder for cash In hand on the 2nd H. J. Stillings has moved hack Io subscription if you are in arrears day of May. 1925. at the above des- erlbed ranch at 10 o'clock. the rid home place having rented Dated at Hermiston on this l( t h the place he was occupying to a Mr. i day of May, 1*25— McClure Mr Stt,lings has atjout 1 W e Need the Money Signed, W .T Roberta 250 Pvihtnd Cklfla pigs on the place I and looks for good profits In hogs j TYPEWRITER ribbons and earboa lubeeribe For The Herald paper at the Herald ottica. at the present prices. Subscribe for The Herald- . -F O R -- F rid a y -S a tu rd a y ...... ■ .... -■■■ ....................— New Potatoes, 15c lb. New String Beans, 25c lb. Fresh Tomatoes, 25c lb. Cauliflower, 30c and 35c head Rhubarb, 3 lbs. 25c Spinach, 10c lb. Asparagus, 3 lbs. 25c Bunch Beets, Carrots, Radishes Florida Grape Fruit, 10c DO IT N O W Subscribe For The Herald 4 I will give voice lessons two eve- ings a week. Terms |1.00 per les- on. Lindon Barnett. 31-2tc In th e M atter o f th e E sta te of Teddie L. H all, d eceased . N o tice is h ereb y giv « n th a t th e in d ersig n ed h a sb e en a p p o in ted a d minlstratrix of the estate of Teddle U Hall, deceased, and haa qualified xa the law directs. All persons hav ing claims against said estate are required to present the same to me at the office of W. J. Warner, my attorney, at his office in Hermiston, Oregon, with proper vouchers wlth- n six months from the date hereof. W aldo Turned a Corner Dated this 26th day of February, Waldo's teacher had asked him ti write a sentence containing the word 1925. amphibious, and aa Waldo was bu< C. MARJORIE IIALL. twelve, he had some trouble spellln; 25-5te Administratrix. the word, but, after several calls or tencher for aid, evidently got It writ ten to Ills satisfaction. • Then ensued NOTICE OF REDEMPTION OF a long period of concentration anc. SCHOOL BOND wriggling. It was broken when Wald> asked teacher how to spell containing Notice Is hereby given that School At Inst lie laid the results of hla la Jletrlct number J IS, Umatilla bor on the teacher's desk, Hnd this I.- ¡ounty, Oiegon, will exercise Its op- wlint she read: ion to redeem the following bond, "My teacher has asked me to writ« a sentence containing the word am if said district: Bond number 5, par value 9»00.00. yhlblous."—Philadelphia. J«edger. »sued March 20th, 1919, due March The Christian Science services arc !Oth, 1934. optional March 20th, held in rooms next to the Auditorium '920, bearing 5 per cent Interest per ivery Sunday at 11 o'clock. Sunday innum. The above described bond will be ichool at 10:15. AU are cordially Invited to attend. Wednesday eve vald on presentation at the office of ning meeting first Wednesday each he Treasurer of Umatilla County, Pendleton. Oregon, on or after the month. IOth day of May. 1928. Interest on aid bond will cease May 10th, 1925. Dated at Pendleton. Umatilla "ounty, Oregon, and ordered publish R em in gton N o. 10 ty p e ed In the Hermiston Herald, thia 10th day of April. 1925. w riter, n ew im proved touch, Herman H. DeHart. all th e e sse n tia l fe a tu r e s o f Treaurcr of Umatilla County. th e la te st m odels, condition lik e n ew , had had th e b est o f TAKEN UP NOTICE care. T h is m a ch in e w ould Notice Is hereby given that I have co st you |7 0 a t a d ea le r’s; w ill taken up and kept for about 10 days se ll for $45 cash , $50 term s. at W. T. Roberts ranch. 6 mile* north F. K . G U I L F O I L 5 ADAM GOOD TIMER A farewell party was held at the Ralph Evans home Tuesday night for Mr. and Mrs. Casper Payne and * . Ballff, 4 boXher at iftw'Payn*. About fifty friends and realtlvea were present. Games were played after which refreshments were serv. ed. Thj Payne family left Wednes day for Northeast Maryland where they will make their future home. They expect to make the Journey In about three weeks. Gladys Whitsett returned Friday- The members of the Rebekah lodge morning from O. A. C. where she har will hold a cooked food sale aa Sap been attending school. She has beer confined to a hospital ol account ol pers’ store Saturday. May 2. sickness and the doctor advised he Baptist church services— Sunday to come home and rest. at 10 A. M. bible school with classes for all ages. Preaching service at Word» W rongly Spoiled 11. Sermon on The Authority of “I have seen list» of the words mos, Jesus. A special missionary pro often misspelled," said a teachei gram Is being prepared for Sunday quoted In the New York Times, “bit' evening at 8 P. M. The ladles m is In my experience the one most fre sionary circle announce a program quently sinned against In print It on Indians and a social meeting at 'gauge.' I have even found It stamped the church for Wednesday, April 29, gunge' on the manufactured article The next moat frequently misspelled'. an 2:30 P. M. I don't know. But for one Infrequent!) used, ’buoy’ certainly ranks high Stated communication pf Queen 'Weird' seems to give some people Ion Esther chapter 0. E. S next Tuesday of trouble, nqi almost everybody on a test will misspell ‘deleble,’ becnusi night. Social. By order W. M. better acquainted with Its negative »Ira. J C. McKeen returned last 'indelible,’ which has changed in Sunday from a visit with her son original spelling." Edward who lives at Wasco. M C. Athey, formerly Hermiston Herald, was visitor Saturday. Mr. been to Boise and was his home In Portland. Y&UTELL'CM Otto arrived In Hermiston from Silverton Wednesday. Jack Biggs and the editor were J. H. DeMoss ha» rented the H. A. business visitors in Pendleton Tues McKcen ranch In the Columbia dls- day. 1 trlct and will farm It this coming Dr Illsley reports the birth of a season. baby boy to Mr. and Mrs. George E. Miss Emma Lenz of Salem Is vis ¡ May of Umatilla. iting with her folks who live In the Mrs. Stonebroker. mother of Mrs. Columbia district. Joe Hayden, Is visiting at the home Mr. and Mrs. George Wagoner re of her daughter In this city. turned the latter part of last week J. Lee Paker, who at one tme was from a trip to the valley. proprietor of Parker’s grocery store C. W. Tilden has purchased the S. In this city, was In Hermiston Thurs IS Palmer ranch north of Her- day. Mr. Parker has a moving pic ' mlston. Mr. Palmer is selling his ture film depleting the history and ' stock and equipment and will later adventures of the Younger Boys, the move his family to Portland. Mr. I famous outlaws, and is showing (he ‘ Palmer is one of the old residents of film in theatres throughout this state and Idaho. the project. A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs, Sam Rogers last Sunday In a Portland hospital. Box Factory Wood I. April I». Wax Onions BOYNTON’S GRO PHONE M l THE DIAMOND W STORE ■»
