Bring in Tour
Films
Which w ill b e
SATURDAY SPECIAL
Special Bargain Sale Saturday, May 16
three months from now
HIBBARD OIL POLISHING MOPS
54-inch removable handle
O D A Y both overall« look J u * about alike to you. You
•ee them on »he counter-— new, comfortable and «turdy
looking. It ’« really hard to tell which one should cost
snore than the other.
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B u t look ahead three month« from now. You're going to give
them some rough treatment during that tune. They’ll f®<
dirty and they’ll be washed.
O u r fin is h in g d e p a r t ­
m en t, th ro u g h u p -to -d a te
H o w w ill they look then? W i l l tney still fit comfortably?
W i l l they be a nice, bright blue? W i ll they be free from rips
caused by strain» that the cloth should have withstood.
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 et the k in d o f
T h in k of theee thing? when you buy the overall, instead of
regretting them months later when it ’s too late.
T h e extra errenrth and longer weer that sre in the heavy
E I G H T O U N C E C L O T H cf which only Oshkoeh B ’Gosh
Overalls are made is one reason w hy you may bo sure the
overall w ill lock as good to you next month as it docs today
and fit as well.
p ictu res yo u want.
T h e other reason is the famous Cshkosh B ’Coah guarantee—
“ They M U S T make good or wo w ilt," which means exactly
w h at it says. W h e n next you buy. IN S IS T on Oshkosh
B ’Goah. S hift the responsibility to ua.
sio n :
“ W e ’re th ere » .
fin ish .”
T o u se a sla/>g exp res­
General G tffcej-O SH K O SH , WISCONSIN
Factories ■* Oshkosh. W is., U . S. A ., and Welland, Ont-Canada
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BUSINESS LOCALS
See C. D. Porter for all kinds of
Insurance. At Dodd', offflce. 21-tfc
OVER ALLS
R egular Price $ 1 .5 0 , S pecial for S atu rd ay O n ly $ 1 .0 0
the
MITCHELL DRUG COMPANY
Hermiston, Oregon
OSHKOSH OVERALL CO M PANY
Head padded to protect furniture, extra quality
thread, handle adjustable to any angle; gathers and
holds dust, lint, etc., cleans and polishes all varnishes
and painted floors, woodwork, etc.
Wo are giving Special Bargains
every Saturday, See our ad- in
this issue. Oregon Hdw. & Impl. Co.,
Mrs. F. D. Callahan, Dancing.
For grace, poise and development.
All styles of stage dancing, ballet,
¡acrobatic, toe. interpretative, etc
i All ages. Class and private lessons.
35-2tp I
When soiled Hibbard Mops may be washed without
injury and renewed with Oil of Cedar Compound mak­
ing them as good as new.
S ee our T ab le D isp lay o f a n ew line o f op en stock
“N ina B lue” English D innerw are ju st received
Ore. Hardware & Impi. Co.
The Christian Science services are
held in rooms next to the Auditorium
every Sunday at 11 o’clock. Sunday
school at 10:15. All are cordially;
' invited to attend. Wednesday eve­
ning meeting first Wednesday each
month.
consumption of 200,000,000 In the
United States, according to Mr. Good­
rich, of the Regional Plan of New
York and itB environs.
A population of 150,000.000 Mr.
Goodrich declared, would take up
the production of all the acreage now
available. Few of the largest cities
Dr. W. T. Milliken, director of re- j of the country would more than
llglous education of the Oregon Sun- : double in population during the next 1
day school convention, wil address a century, he predicted. The food sup­ J,
conference of all denominations at ' ply of the United States will not •
the Baptist church Sunday afternoon j permit much more than double the
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May 17, at 3:30. Dr. Milliken is a present city population. In order to
man worth hearing and all interest- J gather a greater food supply rela­ ■
b E h v IC E "
ed in Sunday school work should at-| tively more human labor will be re­ ■
tend this meeting.
quired and there will have to be a
real back to the farm movement or ■
The American Legion A uxiliary1 the people in the cities will grow J
met recently at the Hermiston hungry.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
beauty shop. It was decided to ref- \ Mr. Goodrich decared that as pop­
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organize the unit and the folowlng ulation density fricreairs manufac­ 2
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Occurence« of Interest Gleaned Here
; officers were chosen: Mrs. J. M. , turing becomes more widely dissem­
and There About the City and
Biggs, president; Mrs. James Todd, inated and he gives an example the ■
Neighborhood
I Vice-President; Mrs. Carl Voyen, spread of the shoe in iustry, once J
Treasurer; Mrs. H. E. Shesley, Sec­ centered at Lynn. Mass., to Cincin­ gi
Guilfoil,
retary. Regular meeting will b e ' nati. St. Louis and other large cities ■
high school faculty for the past two held pvery second and fourth Thurs.
“The larger cities.” he continued, =
years, has accepted a position as day of each month at 7:30 P. M. I
“will therefore not be likely to grow
teacher of English and Journalism at ' unless otherwise stated. A special,
proportionately as much as the
the University of Omaha, in Omaha, meeting was called by Mrs Biggs
smaller ones, and no one of them,
Nebraska. Mr. Guilfoil Is very pop­ for Wednesday at 7:30 at the Her­
including the New York region, is
ular with the students and his re­ miston Beauty Shop.
thus likely to Increase more than
signation was received with regret.
fifty per cent. This is also Indicated
through a study of the history of
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Dr. W. T. Milliken will speak at p
shipping. While the port of New
STATE MARKET AGENT
* York has steadily maintained Its
the evening services at the Baptist *
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♦ prestige as the major port of the
church Sunday night at 8 o'clock.
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country. It has decreased relatively
George Huntington Curry was a (C. E. Spence. Market Agent, 714 : In importance through the increased
tonnage of the other ports. Not
visitor In Hermiston Thursday. Mr.
Court House, Portland.)
alone will manufacturing decrease in
Currey has purchased the Stanfield
Standard and Umatilla Spokesman READ THE LAW. DON’T GUESS New York, but the same will also
“It Is amusing and amazing how I bo the case with reference to water
from Mark Cleveland and will pub-
men will criticise and condemn commerce. ”
ish theso two papers along with the
something that does no texlst, says
Arlington Buletin and Boardman
the state market agent. “Our of­
Mirror.
CALL FOR WARRANTS
fice has been kept busy the past two
All outstanding City of Hermitton V
weeks answering complaints and
warrants Nos. 3700 to 3748, Inclu­ ♦
Mrs. J. B. Moll la confined to her
questions about the new potato law, sive, Nos. 3758 to 3767, Inclusive. ♦
home this week with an attack of
there was no question or grounds for Nos 3769 to 3778, inclusive, are ♦
flu.
complaint. Those criticising simply called for payment. Interest stops «
had not read the law and did not
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Henry Sommerer and little daugh­ know what they were complaining May 15, 1925.
Georgia Henderson,
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City Treasurer. ♦
tack of the measles.
“Last wek a representative of po-
tota growers of eastern Clackamas
Saturday, May 23
Miss nuby Scott, who is attending
county came to the office and pro­
Cakes, pies, doughnuts, cookies, ♦
Washington state normal sehool, will
tested against the unfairness of the
be one of the new teachers at Co-1 new law, which he said permitted cottage cheese, rolls, salads, baked
beans and brown bread, at Sappers'
umbia next school year.
Yakima to dump Its ungraded stock Inc., one o’clock. First come, first ♦
.onto Oregon while home growers |
served Phone orders reserved by ❖
H. J. Belscamper and W. A Leath­
were competed to grade, stencil and Mrs. Gaither or Mrs. Phippps.
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ers were among the first farmers In
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the Columbia district to begin the have their stock Inspected. A copy
of the law was read to him and he j
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cutting of hay.
Id e a ” la R ig h t
was asked to point out the dlsjiml- ;
The Boston Transcript credits the
Mrs. Chas. Kellar entertained
He couldn’t find it following
to a Texas newspaper;
Wednesday In honor of Mrs. Otto lTh* la* compels Washington. Idaho
“Milt Slmmes had a narrow escape
Helnl, who will leave In the near or any other state to do all that Ore­ yesterday. While working on his wa­
’uture to Join her husband at Wil­ gon has to do If their potatoes are ter tank his holts slipped and he fell ♦
sold or offered for sale in this state. Tn. All he had to get ont by was a
sonville. Oregon.
These protesters had not even read rope, and with overshoes and overcoat
It was hard climbing. He worked ’til
The Sunday school class of F. K. the law when they assembled and pro he almost give ont nnd In desperation
Guilfoil tendered him a farewell l»ted against it.
stopped, but failed to let loose the
'Therj Is nothing in the new law rope. In a very short time his hands *
party last Monday night. Mr. Guil-
foil will soon leave for the summer that any honeat grower or dealer can frose to the rope which gave him a
vacation which he will spend In Chi -ob ject to. that I can see.” says Mr. | corking Ides, he would reach as high'
-Spence. “It simply compels the on the rope ns he could, hold a time
cago.
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grower or shipper to state the kind ’til his heed would freeze to the rope,
As an added feature of the Queen of stock that Is In the sack he is I then blow hL breath on the lower hand
’til It turned loose, then reach again,
Esther chapter O. B. S dance to be selling. It Is protection Io the man i
so finally reached the top. His feet
staged next Monday night a number who is putting up an honest pack: are frozen, but he Is able to be at bis
of Mrs. Callahan's dancing class will It Is protection to the family that Is | business."
put on a whirlwind acrobatic dance. buying the stock, and when the
The dancers are Margaret Waterman. growers get familiar with the grades
E a rly C offee Houaea
Charlotte Ralph and Mnxtne Avery. they will find that they can save
Coffee houses were places of re :
their culls for stock feed and yet get ' freshmen! first opened in the Six­
Mr». Leila Phelps and Mrs. C. C. as much for the graded stuff as they 1 teenth century In Conetsntlnople. In j
Dnrfey were Pendleton visitors Wed­ would hare gotten for the whole London they were, so to apeak, dub 1
houses, free to ail who could buy a
crop.”
nesday.
cup; and yet each was known for its'
special circle of visitors, literary, i
Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Bloom of Salt SMALLER CITIES WILL
adenttfle, religious or political. In the j
latke, Utah, are visiting Mr. Bloom's
SOON GROW FASTER absence of newspapers they were a ’
parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Bloom.
As
he
population
of the country In -. great means of spreading news and of ■
They came by auto and are on their
discussing public questions Nearly I
creases the smaller cities will grow all of the middle and higher classes
way to Butte, Montana.
faster than the larger one«, and a attended them dally, and they came !
The Neighborhood club met with population of > 00.000,••• In the to exert so powerfyt sn Influence In
Mrs Wm. Mlkeeell Wednesday after, Untied Slat»« wilt ¿UMhr tlflrty-flvc politics that In lffi3 Charles II at­
noon. A good attendance was re­ per cent Increase In production and tempted to suppress them, bat *n vain.
a twenty-flvg per cent decrease tn
ported.
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K I N G S L E Y ’S
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M ake T he H ens K eep Y ou
Good housing is necessary to the
health, comfort and consequent pro­
duction of the flock. It saves labor.
Increases profits and addH to the Joy
of the owner.
Many hens go on a strike each
year because the place In which they
have to lay and rrosti sunsuitahle.
I’cor hen houses or none at all, are
the reaeons why many hens do not
lay us the owner thinks they should.
Come In nnd talk to us about hen
houses; we have the best kind of hen
house lumber nnd some Ideas nhout
poultry house pinna that you may
decide to adopt.
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Materially Yours
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A Snappy Spark Every Time
Easy starting In cold or wet
weather.
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 forget It.
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over privileges going and returning.
A aide trip to Yellowstone at small additional
cost will afford the experience of a life time.
Call us by phone and let us make all your arrange­
ments. Coats no more an.I will save your valuable time.
F. C. W0U0HTER.
Hermiston. Oregon
Wm. MrMURRAY. Geni. Pai». Agent,
Portland, Oregon
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