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Suitings
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Complete line of
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TIES FOR MEN AND
BOYS
In the wanted shaded
MAY 10
■18—
M o th er’s D a y
Send her a box of Mother’s
Day Chocolates.
1 pound, $1.00
O tto C. P ie rc e
K I N G S L E Y ’S
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H E R M IS T O N 'S
IN C .
H O U S E O F Q U A L IT Y A N D S E R V IC E '
Make The Hens Keep You
ftood housing is necessary to the
health, comfort and consequent pro
duction of the flock. It saves labor.
Increases profits and adds to the Joy
of the owner.
Many hens go on a strike each
year because the place In which they
have to lay nnd rrostl sunsuitable.
Poor hen houses or none at all, are
the reasons why many hens do not
lay as the owner thinks they should.
Come In and talk to us about hen
hotipea; we have the best kind of hen
liouso lumber and some Ideas about
pouitiy house plans that you may
decide to adopt.
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Materially Yours
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Tum-A-Lum
Lumber Co.
R. A. Brownson, Mgr.
H O NEY LABELS
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
■ BREVITIES •
OecurencM ol la la n o t UI owm S H on
awl Thera About the Cit» awl
Nawhborbood
Bring in Tour
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SPECIAL BARGAIN SALE of Hibbard
Aluminum Ware for one day only.
a.
The two younger children of H. J.
Stillings were operated on for ad-
nolds and tonsils at St. Anthony’s
hospital, Pendleton, on Wednesday.
The American Legion Auxiliary
I will meet next Wednesday evening J
at 7:30 at th • Hermiston Beauty i
Shop. All wives, mothers, sisters
and daughters of ex-service men
please eorue. M nibership applica. j
j tion blanks can be secured at the
meeting or by calling Mrs. Shesely.
Baptist church services on Sun
day, May 3. Bible school at 10 A. I
IM. Sermon by pastor at 11, sub-i
Ject, False and True Christianity.” !
Communion of the Lord’s Supper
after the morning service Preach- }
ing at 8 P. M. Delegates from the i
] ;hurch will go Tuesday, May 5, to
! Helix for the annual meeting of the
Umatilla Baptist association. A.
! Segsworth, pastor.
O u R fi n is h in g d e p a r t
m e n t, th ro u g h u p -to -d a te
m eth o d s and eq u ip m en t
and ex p ert h a n d lin g , can
h elp y o u g e t the k in d o f
p ictu res y o u w ant.
T o u se a sla.tg expres
sio n :
“ W e're
fin ish .’’
there it-; the
MITCHELL DRUG COMPANY
Hermiston, Oregon
M E. Church Services— Sabbath |
school at 10 o’clock. Morning wor-|
BUSINESS LOCALS
(ship at 11 o’clock. Epworth League!
.............. worship - at 8 P.
Sea C. D Porter for all kinds of
7 P. M. Evening
M. The Epworth League will hold a insurance. At Dodd’s offflce. 21-tfc
morning watch service at the butte
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Wo are giving Special Bargains
at 6 A. M. Weekly prayer and Bible
study class Thursday at 8. Doctor every Saturday. See our ad- In
Hesey. district superintendent of the this issue. Oregon Hdw. & Impl. Co.
eastern district, will hold quarter
ly conference in the church Friday, MAY DAY IS
CHILD HEALTH DAY
May 8. He will show slides of the
work in the district. Everybody
One day in the year. May 1. has
come.
been designated as Child Health Day.
Do you realize that the greatest
otto Pierce, Tim Gaither, M. L.
Watson, Lindon Barnett and Bob aa8ct to any country arc our child-
Neimeyer motored to Pendleton o n 'ren»
During childhood the foundation
Tuesday night to attend a meeting
of the Odd Fellows in that city.
is being built for the future man or
Jack B'gg!-, and Charles Sauderson
p o you realize what seems to be
|lcft Tuesday morning for Mabton. a mlnor ailment or deformity while
I Wash , on a business mission.
a cb|jd if not properly cared for may
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I mean a weak dependent adult?
Mrs. George Wagner returned
Do you remember the war taught
Tuesday morning from a trip to Port-1
tbat oU( of tbree and one-half mil
I land.
lion men between the ages 18 and
30, that 30 per cent were rejected
For real Saturday Bargains see ou. because of physical defects?
jadv. Oregon Ildw. & Impl. Co.
: Do you know tbat 1.9.2 per cent
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! of the deaths under one year are
Mrs. Laura Morris and daughter ; under one day old one ln every g
, Pauline of Helix, wen visiting j deaths un)jev one year is due to inful-
1 friends here last week
j enza or pneumonia?
Deaths during childhood are too
Mrs. Mallett, of Portland, "ta‘l ! great and ln09t of them are prevented
president of the W. C. T. U., will be
proper]y cared for. These and
in Hermiston next Wednesday. She
f(gure8 cou,d b(J glven „ ,t
| IS scheduled to make an address here, j
maRe you reaIlze yQUr duty
| The place of the meeting wil be made |
the child
known later.
Do you know that over 200,000 in
fants die each year In the United
1 Mr. and Mrs. Blevins, of Vernonia,
States?
Oregon, stopped In Hermiston a few
Make a resolution that you will
hours the first part of the week to help to prevent one out of thirteen
) visit Mi: s Ada Soneson, who was a
children from dying during Its firs:
1 friend of the couple v.hlle she was year. Hygenlc surroundings, diet,
i clerking in a store 'at Vernonia.
clothing and proper care when sick
will prevent this.
J Mr. and Mrs. Vane Boynton, Mr.
and Mrs Herschel Hiatt, Mr. and
DAIRY HERDS TO SMALL
; Mrs. Harold MeKeen and Miss Ada
' Soneson motored to the Diversion
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j dam Sunday for a picnic party.
from a non-profitable. morc-or-less
The Shotwell Contracting company of-a-nulsance side line, to a profit
has purchased the holdings of the able part of their farming opera
Umatilla Sand & Gravel Co., of Uma tlons.
tilla. They will assume possession
It has taken many years to perfect
May 1.
the milking machine. The progress,
ive American farmer has long desired
I Art Adamson was a business visi a practical milker. With this as.
tor In thlg city Thursday.
sured, there are hundreds of farmers
In the Northwest that should put on
Uncle Blm must have received from 5 to 15 more cows and turn a
word as to Chester’s wherabouts, or lot of waste feed and human energy
perhaps a telegram from the widow into milk and cream checks.
Zander.
At any rate he has left
The advice of the Dairy Committee
town and no one seems to know ex should be well taken for If It Is, II
actly In which direction he Is headed. | will add many thousands of dollars
of additional Income, with practic
Watch our ad. for special hargatrs ally no additional expense, to the
every Saturday. Oregon Hdw. & dairyman’s receipts.
Impl Co.
■ AITALFA SEED RAISING
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Saturday Special
Films
LOCAL MAN’S CASE STIRS
UP PORTLAND COUNCIL
I
SATURDAY, MAY 2
79 C ents each
$1.19 E ach
A BARGAIN
DO IT N O W
Need the Mode?
10% In. Angel Cake Pan
10 Qt Water Pail
14 Qt. Dish Pan
6 Qt. Convex Kettle
1% Qt. Rice Boiler
2 Qt. Coffee Pot
15 In. Oval Roaster
8 Qt. Preserve Kettle
5
9
4
2
Qt. Tea Kettle
In. Lipped Fry Pan
Qt. Water Pitcher
Qt. Percolator
With each purchase from the above lists
you may purchase one of any item of the
following list for 1 cent each.
1
1 CENT EA C H
% Pt. Measuring Cup
9 In. Pie Plate
Bird Cooky Cutter
Tea or Coffee Strainer
2% In, Pepper Shaker
9 Ounce Ladle
3% Ounce Jelly Mould
Large Sugar Shaker
Fish Cooky Cutter
6 Ounce Funnel
6 Ounce Cup
2% In. Salt Shaker
7 In. Sink Scoop
Ore. Hardware & Impl. Co.
ie put in vats with his other 25000
lounds which he sells cn the mar-
et. He said that the honey in the
ives amounted to less than one-half
f 1 per cent of his annual crop.
He was denied the privilege of
he market on the ordinance which
ays all produce must be raised on
and owned by the seller.
Eastman admitted ownership of
he bees, but said he received but
me can of honey annually in rental
or three hives.
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A Snappy Spark Every Time
Easy starting In cold or wt:
wea ther.
Fool Proof.
More Power.
Smmother 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 requires
no grease or oil inside the shell.
Put It on and forgot It.
Guaranteed for one year
’ OSTERS OF SENIOR PLAY
ARE ATTRACTIVE LOOKING
Mystery, Thrills and aLughs are Com
bined in Big Program
. (By Scoop, tho Demon Reporter)
Posters advertising "Green Stock-
ngs,” the Senior play, are being put
out this week. They are fine spcci-
nens of typographical art, for which
he Herald gets credit, and maybe a
ittle cash. Unfortunately tlw post-
Ts do not stats where the play Is to
>e held. This adds an element of
nystory to the play, making It, as It
vere, both a comedy and a mystery
play.
However, do not lose heart, nor
nake a mistake by going to tho
.vrong place Just sit down and try
real hard to guess where it will be.
No one will be allowed more than
one guess— two would be cheating.
Be a little Sherlock Holmes and let
your deduction follow this line: Sen
ior play— Senir class— high school—
school house. It won’t take as long
is a good cross-word puzzle.
Moreover, there are to be two
shows for the price of one. Not only
will "Green Stockings,” a full-length
three-act comedy be presented, but
also the Class Night Frolic. This
will probably take the form of a
white face minstrel show with many
local hits relating to both town and
school. Don’t miss it— also tha
screaming burlesque, "The English
Class.”
Altogether It will be the largest
evening’s entertainment presented
by the schol this year. All members
of the class, numbering twenty-two,
will participate.
J. Skovbo’s Lawyer Called Liar By
■ R. C. Canfield Thinks Some Lands of
Commissioner Bigelow
T o Y o u r O rd e r and a t Reasonable P ric e *
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Project Particularly Adapted
To This Crop
Tho following item Is clipped fsom
a recent Issue of the Portland Tele
■ Hermiston Het aid:
S, Fo many have Inquired about my gram:
Charges that Marketmaster J. W.
experience in raising alfalfa seed on
the Hermiston project, thnt I desire Eastman plays favorites on the pub
to say through your columns that lic market and that Commissioner
with me seed raising is still In an C. A. Bigelow has set about to pro
any producer living east of the
l i g i a i a i i i i a ¡ : 3 i i i i i i * i i * i i * i i * i i * i i a a * i i experiment ’.! stage. I think I have hibit
settled upon a successful system of Cascades from selling on the market
irrigation to produce seed, but some were made at this mornlg* council
N O T IC E T O CREDITORS
othpr problems are to be woked out, session by Arthur M. Geary, attorney
In the County Court of the State of
I have been very anxious to see a for J. Skovbo, Hermiston, Oregon
Oregon for Um atilla County.
capable young man with capital to honey producer, who was ousted
Remington No. 10 type In the Matter of the Estate
work out the details of seed raising from the market by Bigelow.
writer, new improved touch,
Bigelow called Geary a liar.
of
on the third clas» lands of this pro-
all the essential features of Teddie L. Hall, deceased.
Commissioner Rarhur averred that
IJert.
the latest models, condition
Notice is hereby given that the | The market demands for Grimm Skovbo would have done better with
LEGION WILL ENTERTAIN
like new, has had the best of , undersignedhasbeenappointedad!
’"'•'d 1,1 ms to he unfailing out an attorney.
Hermiston Post of tho American
The
council
by
a
vote
of
3
to
1
sus
care. Thia machine would mlnlstratrlx of the estate of Teddie "* a
l” ,r* Seed raising re-
Legion will entertain next Thursday
tained Bigelow. Mayor Baker voted
coat you $70 at a dealer’s; will L. Hall, deeeaaed, and has qualified quires one-lialf the water required against
night. May 7. io the I. O O. F. hall.
the motion.
All ex-service men and their famil
as the law directs. All persons hav- for a crop of hay. The labor of trrl-
sell for $45 cash, $50 terms.
Geary
charged
that
Eastman
owns
Ing claims against said estate are gating and harvesting is one-half bees which he leases to a .producer ies are invited to attend.
F. K . G U IL F O IL
A mock trial wil be staged for the
required to present the same to me that of producing hay; the value of who sells honey on the public mar-
j at the office of W. J. Warner, my <>n’ rr ,p "f st d ought to be fully
event
that Is guaranteed to produce
ket He said that Bigelow had never
attorney, at hla office In Hermiston, as great as the value of three cropa allowed any Eastern Oregon »re a laugh a second. The chow -<wn-
j Oregon, with proper vouchers with of hay.
mitteo assures those who attend that
If the third grade lands of this ducer since Skovbo came to sell on
in six months from the date hereof.
the market, and that Eastman and when the cry of “come sad get It” is
project
can
be
put
li^lo
successful
Dated this 2(th dsy of February,
heard there will he a real feed
production of e'ed It will bring a Bigelow had waited until they caught
I 1 »26.
Skovbo In a technical violation of awaiting. Come on Buddy bring
brighter day to our project.
C. MARJORIE HALU
tho family and join In the feetlvit-
Send us the price o f a year’
I am still prolduclng a little seed tho ordinance to freeze him out.
25-5to
Administratrix.
tes.
Of course yon have often won
Skovbo was thrown off the mar
wbjcription if you arc in airears
but have not been able to work out
dered who won the war. Be there
ket
because
be
bough£g*>-
^iyuM
g
my original plans.
I believe need raining and honey bees from another producer vRB '.Thursday night and It win be ux-
,
Announcement
plitinrd to your entire satlsfactin
I will give volee lemons two eve production can be worked together went out of the business. The hives
foe
this question will be settled j»t
contained, according to Skovbo. about
uings a week.* Terms |1 .0 0 per les- successfully,
th«
trial
JO
O
or
400
pounds
«(
honey,
which
R.
C.
Canfield.
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son. Lindon Bsrnett.
Jl-Jtc
.
READ THE WANT ADS
THE HERMISTON HERALD
4 Qt. Padding Pan
2% Qt. Water Pitcher
9%
Tubed Cake Tin
1% Qt. Percolator
6 Cup Corn Cake Pan
1 Pt, Syrup Pitcher
10% In. Sink Strainer
9% x9% In. Jelly Cake Tin
13% In. Wash Basin
Baking or Roasting Pan
10% In. Double Roaster
9% In. Colander
1% Qt. Bice Boiler
6 Qt. Preserve Kettle
10% IN. Fry Pan
3 Qt. Convex Sauce Pan
4 Qt Mixing Bowl
4 Qt. Colonial Sanee Pan
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