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m O f i s u a a s s s f l a t a n s t G l e o s d H .r . s j * Thors A bout tbo O n and ' NM cbtatbood J ' The Ladles Aid of the Baptist church will hold a coked food sale Saturday, April 24, beginning at 2 o’clock at the Hermiston Market. Ao. 1 Preferred Stock, sliced 20c No. 1 Preferred Stock, crushed - 20c The Wlllajnette valley Is very beautiful now, according to J. M. Biggs who recently returned from a business trip there. No. 2 A. & L. crushed - 30c No. 2 1-2 A. & L. crushed - 30c These are not Specials. They are every day. Compare them, quality considered. KINGSLEY’S H O U S E O F Q U A L IT Y A N D T H E ECLIPSE L A W N M O W E R The return game of baseball be tween Irrigon and Uatllla schools will be played .there on Friday af ternoon. For the school band to make three public appearances in five days 1» quite a record. The boys played a( Pomona grange meeting at Stanfield on Thursday, for Hermiston baseball game on Sunday and for the movies at Boardman on Tuesday this week. ODARANTEED FOB TEN YEARS The regular monthly meeting of the Grange took place on Wednes Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Warner, Mrs. day evening. The JI. E- c - win K've a 800181 on Ed Bensel and Mrs Mabel Ralph and daughter Helen were Pendleton visi Saturday night this week. tors Monday. The young people of our city at- j tended a party at the Manse on Refreshments J. A. Murray of Pendleon. district Saturday evening. .manager for the Pacific Telephone were served and everybody had a & Telegraph company, was a business splendid time. • visitor In Hermiston Monday. Ralph Beneflel made a trip to Walla Walla recently. Kliss Rachel Barker, who has been Saturday, April 24, Munger Mc Kinley will be here with spring and visiting her uncle Cy. has returned summer ready-to-wear garments. to her home at Meacham. Hermiston Produce and Supply Co. Melon planting Is all the fashion here at present. Perhaps as much Stated communication Queen Es- as sixty acres will be planted. i ther chapter O. E. S., next Tuesday Miss Anna Schachermeyer of Uma ! night to elect Asso. M. and Asso tilla called on friends here Monday. | Cond. Social. By order W. M. The school girls are giving a play • on Saturday, May 1. There will be Episcopal services will be held special music and a general good Sunday evening at 7:30. Rev. Ralph time, all for the lousy sum of two- 1 Hinkle of Pendleton will be here to bite. ; conduct the services in the Chrlst- ! an Science hall. No. 11-4 Preferred Stock, sliced - - 25c No. 2 1-2 Preferred Stock, sliced • - 35c S IRRIGON NEWS ITEMS LOCAL AMD PERSONAL ■ BREVITIES • PINEAPPLE H E R M IS T O N HXSMXSTOir HERALD, ILERïgSTO y, ORRUOX See the second spring and summer i showing of ladles’ ready-to-wear ! garments Saturday at Hermiston ■ Produce and Supply Co. S E R V IC E ' The Stevensons are now getting along fine together Rev. and Mrs. T. J. Dowell of ' Burns, former residents of Hermston, were guests at the home of Mrs. F. L. Beasley last Thursday. Rev. Dowell was at one time pastor of the Baptist church here. Y o u r S p rin g W a n ts The Ecllpce is the only self-sharpening lawn mower on the market.It’a fir«* coat is therefore Its only ooet. You do not have to pay someone to sharpen It from time to time. The self-sharpening device la patented. To sharpen the Eclipse you simply turn a little sleeve on the center of the reel shalt, spread a little mixed emery and oil on the cuiter-bar blade, and puah the Mower backward. The amery grinds both the reel blades and tjie cutter-bar blade by tbl* one operation so they match each other perfectly like the blades of a pair of shears. This Is the only way to properly sharpen a lawn «»Wer; $. The Edipee has a patented adjusting feature that brings the cutter-bar blade and the reel blades In close alignment and is very simple to operate. This 1» also an exclusive Eclipse feature. All cutting blades are highly tepered crucible steel, and will last a..lifetime. The Eclipse is the easiest mower made to keep in good running condition. Every adjustment la sim ple, efficient, and practically fool-proof. The Eclipse has been manufactured and sold for 22 years, and many of the first machines made are still In active service. This Is why we can afford to guarantee The Eclipse for ten years. T h e P rop h et L aw n M ow er GUARANTEED FOR FIVE YEARS The Prophet Lawn Mower is made of the same high grade materials as ths Eclipse— but without the pat ented eelf-sharpening feature. [ I I I ! It Is standard in size and weight— neat In appearance— carefully manufactured— and is the best lawn mower that you can buy at the price. The reel blades and the cutter-bar blade are highly tempered crucible steel, and will give long service. The adjustment features are simple, efficient and practically fool-proof. Every mechanical principle used In this mower has stood the test of time. That Is why we guarantee The Prophet Lawn Mower for five years. • T h e Lady L aw n M ow er GUARANTEED FOR TWO YEARS The Lady la w n Mower Is a small, well built machine, manufactured with the same care and from the same grade of materials as used in The Eclipse and The Prophet. It is sold at a lower price because it is smaller and lighter—and does not have the adjusting and eslf-sharp'nlng features of the Eclipse. It has been manufactured and successfully sold by us for years. That is why we can guarantee It for two years. O regon H ard w are & Im p lem en t Co. the W/NCff£ST£R store Brunbachs Have Girl Mr. and Mr». W. H. Bessy of Yak. | Ima were visitors for a few days at the Genn ranch. They left Tues day for Stanfield to be guests of ! Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Walker. POULTRY HOUSE LUMBER Wc have a specis, slock of lutnbe, for this purpose. Will Gra ham, C. J. Voliva, P. P. Sullivan and Geo. Genn have built god chicken houses recently. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Shotwell have returned from Fort Townsend, Waah-i ington. They were accompanied home by Mrs. S. B. Edwards who will make a brief visit at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Shotwell. Our Cedar Flume Stork is complete In all widths and lengths. A New Stock of Screen Doors. MATERIALLY YOURS TUM -A-LUM LUM BER CO. R. A. Brownton, Mgr. Phone 111 t. *••, -J* M ■ * » • . --- — -- ------------------------------------------ ---------------------- ---------- .------------------ s Cedar Flume Lumber ■ A new stock on hand for your 8 flumes and repairs 8 I No. 2 Common 8 Ask us to show you our stock of ■ No. 2 Common ■ Good serviceable material for cheap construction. May be used in a 8 surprising number places in your 8 building operations, at a substant iv a l cavih?’. FUEL Slab Wood for summer use. The best range fuel for the warmer days. Nut Coal in stock at all times. James B. Beebe has returned from Yamhill county and other Willamette i valley points where he spent a few days. "I went down to look at a piece of land I own In Yamhill county with the thought In mind that It might be a better place to live than here, but I think I like It better In eastern Oregon,” Mr. Beebe said. F. B. Swayze left Wednesday morning on a business trip to Port land. He was accompanied by Mrs. Swayze who will go to Palo Alto for the graduation of Miss Doris Swayze from Leland Stanford, church will hold a cooked food sale M r s. S te v e n s o n w a s cr a zy about m otoring. But she w as m ad as a hornet over th e w ay the old car looked and D ad had his trou bles. F i nally he got b u sy w ith s o m e A c m e Q u a lity M otor C ar F in ish and now the “ M issu s” and the m otor are both ra diant. F in ish is e a sy to apply. M a k es new cars out o f old. A n y c o lo r . A C M Z Q U A iflY Paint "¿Varnish Phono .331 “ The Yard of Bed Quality” K. M. STRAW. MGR. Exclusive Reprrsrntative* of K .donai Builder* Bureau !■■■■■■■■■ ■■■BE When In Pendleton— Call in and let ns tell yon in persoa what we can do for ye« at this Beauty Shop. A satisfied ■ nstoraer is our best advertise ment Come and see for yourself. AU the latest methods are use 1 at this Beauty Shop and »11 work is done under sanitary conditions. I SLOAN BONNET A N D B E A U T Y P A R L O R S Marcelling, Facial and Scalp Treatment* are One flawiattiMi Smart snd Exclusive M'llinery at Mo«t Reasonable Price« Telephone; 3*0 f*49 Main St., Pendleton, Ore. S p e c ia l 4 B a rs P a lm O live Soap — FOR— 25c Limit 16 Bars to Customer Hardware Fnturdnv, April 24, all day, but come early so you have more time I to choose and not eo long to wait. Thle will be your opportunity to get first hand wearing apparel at whole sale prices. Hermiston Produce and Supply Co. S a tu rd a y CAT! FOR WARRANTS City of Hermiston warrants are ’ailed for payment as follows: Nos. 3961 to 3963, inclusive Water Fund warrants Nos. 245 to 252, inclusive; Gladys Avenue Improvement war rant No. 3859. Interest stops April 22, 1926. GEORGIA HENDERSON, 33-ltc City Treasurer. W. L. BLESSING Hermiston Produce and Supply Company No. 9281. t w m Dirt. Ne. 12 REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Pen Mr. and Mrs C. M Cook _ (lleton were visitor» in In Hermiston th« s u u < r f O r « o n . . t t h » d a w 1 o f b usiness on A pril 12. 1926. unday. Mr. Cook for »lx year» was RESOURCES agent for Ba'four Guthrie and Co. Loon, and d isco u n t» ...............$171.783 66 171.783.66 Within a abort time Mr. ana I Qver,irafts. secu red ..................... $ $4 7» Mr». Cook expect to return to their |„ ^"^ndT’to ¿ i ™ , circulation * ¿ 2 old home In Scotland to take up ¡ value) .................. ..................... 6,280.00 6.2M.(» ' Other bonds, stock s, aecurltiea, e tc 106,6*6.81 their residence. Banking house .................- ........ 8,000.00 Furniture, fixtu -ea ....................... 1,046.90 $.046.$0 Real esta te ow ned oth er than banking bouse ................................. .......... 6,140.99 Law ful reserve w ith Federal R eserve bank ............................................16.tOT.lt Cash In vault and am ount due from N a t ional banks ......... 8.374.96 Total o f item s 9, 10. 11. and 13. 8,874.96 Redemption fu nd w ith U . 8 . Treaaurer and due from U . 8 . T re a su r e r ............. 312 80 9324.776.20 Total U A H U T U S Inland Empire Lumber Company A Silver Tea will be given by the Ladles Aid of the Baptist church | Wednesday afternoon, April 28, at the home of Mrs. E. P. Iilsley. O ur s to r e is th e A c m e Quality Paint and V arnish S e r v ic e Station. B e fo r e buying paint, enam el, stain or varnish, com e and con sult ua. It’ll payl Don’t forget Saturday— a feast of good things for the ladles at Her miston Produce and Supply Co. Mrs. George Corae of Hermiston submitted to a major operation re cently at St. Anthony’s hospital In Pendleton. She ha» left the hospi tal and 1» now at the home of her parents In Echo. She expects to go later to the home of her sister, Mr». Bose In Portland. Mr. and Mrs. V. Brunbach who reside east of Hermiston are the parents of a baby daughter born Monday afternoon, April 19. Subscribe for The Herald--$2.00 SENATOR PHIPPS “Don’t place your tru»t in riches until you have placed your riches in trait.” and ST E A K S ROASTS Fred J. Tooxe, republican candi Capital stock paid In ..................................... 26.000.00 date for superintendent of public Surplus fund __________ ________ _ 10.000.00 I Instruction. was a visitor In Her- Undivided p rofit. ___ - ......— 13.237.9913.237.99 R eserved for in t.. ta x es, accrued 4.700.00 | Iston last Thursday. He came Circulating notes o u tstan d in g .................. 6.960.00 ; down from Stanfield after the ses- Am ounts due to National banks . ...----- ... 339.60 Yes. we have them. They melt In : alon of Pomona grange which he at- Certified ch ee k , ou tstan d in g ........ 70.49 your mouth because they are ten j tended. He was on the program at C ashier', rh a ck . o u tsta n d in g................... 4J7».I1 der. We errry only the juetest and I Total o f ite m . 21. 22. 23, 24 and 28 « .7 7 4 » the grange meeting. beet roapts In Pork. Veal and Beef. Demand deposita: Individual deposita »uhject to cheek 161.643.12 It Is really n pleasure to prepare a I C. C. Grimm, president of the Ir C ertificate, o f deposit d aa ia lass than $9 meal from the Meat that we carry d a y .io lh er than for money borrwsred) 16.8SX.lt rigon Producers’ Co-operative, B n i] □ S t ta « t te, » , county e v u t u y or u r u oth i n er r r i m i unicipaldepoeite 19.807.90 in onr Market. ■ R. S. Lamoreaux. Harry Smith and other ,ieo,»nd d ep osits ________ H O Ji 190*48» , J T. Bullard, members of the board Total ita n u a t 79. 90.*11 Try u» once and you will be of that organliatlon, were business Tim e Deposita: right bawk for anothei4 order. , -, , . _ . . Ceetificatoe of d eposits (other than f o e . visitors In Hermiston Saturday. The ____ . . . 4 9 .4 * 1 « 4S.4fil.9d co-operative will handle melons, T triai tim* dvpflàt* fruits and vegetables grown J>e mem. N ate* and bill* radi CALL US AND WE WILL bors Ibis year. Total ....... ............................. W4.TM» S ta te o f Orearan f _ _ County nf U m atilla I ** I. A H Norton. raohtor o f U m abavo A. R. Shumway of Milton, candl- Ih» ahnvv “ bank, do -olemnly . w a r that ‘ ! date for the repiibltean nomination ia true to the beet o f mJ m t know k n o w ledge M a * a and A . B . NORTON. ( visitor in Heriaton last Thursday Sobeeribed and sw ore 9o before me th is 14th d afternoon. He was a speaker at the o f A pril. 1926. ^meeting of Pomona grange at Rlan- W . I . W erner. N otary PohRe far Q n g s a ., Ifteld. Indications are that he w i l l B v ro m m ia sio e ex p ira s J ed . K I * * i - A lt e a r t " d"»*» Receive • heavy farmer vote and Corree r. n. 8WAYXB. ■ hat organised labor will be friend-; R. ALKXANDKII. fly to his candldary. Mr Shumway J . R. R A l.g Y . IMtoctaev $.*1«. " ' Homemade Sausages Q u a lity M e a ts *P h o n e 4 1 1 H E R M IS T O N M ARKET M. W. SIMS. PROPRIETOR We Deliver DELIVER THE ORDER City Meat Market PHONE 131 D E PE N D A B L E BUTCHERS
