The Hermiston herald., April 29, 1926, Image 4

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Y o u r S p r in g W a n t s
POULTRY HOUSE LUMBER
fe have a special stork of lumber for P*1* Pur.HP**-. JW*' Gra-
We
l, G J Volfva, P P. Sullllan and Öeo. O«nn haVtiSdbt god
ham
chicken houses recently.
Our Cedar Flume Stock is complete In all widths and lengths.
A New Stock of Screen Doors.
MATERIALLY YOURS
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T U M - A-LUM L U M B E R CO.
Phone 111
R A. Brownsou. Mgr.
s Cedar Flume Lumber
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A new stock on hand for your
flumes and repairs
No. 2 Common
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J. W Messner to the owner ot a bets* considerably Improved recently.
Scbool program Saturday night
new Ford coupe which he purchase*
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
this week.
from the Kellogg Motor Co.
■ BREVITIES -
Wayne Stewart of Portland visit­
What? Epworth League festival ed the home folks over the week­
u d Thera S h e e t the C ite i
When? Saturday evening at 7:00 end.
Neighborhood
o’clock. Where? In the basement
Ralph Walpole ot Yakima was
of the church. W hf? Tb crown the here over Sunday.
Oran O. Felt house was a visitor May queen and have 'a fpad time.
Mrs. C..C. iirtonsn was la Portland
Tickets are being sold, 'which'brhen
in Pendleton last Friday.
on business several days this week.
you buy. eoUfto* yop( t^m vote for
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II. J. Belscamper Is the owner of the jjueen, ajpo they*gr^e^Mf^ *“
MINNEHAHA LOCALS
a new Ford touring ear purchased Dade at the various booths In the
from the Kellogg Motor Co.
'basement. Come one, come all. and
Friends and neighbors of G. Lee
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enjoy yourselves and encourage the
R. F. Wilbur was here on the pro- young people o fjh e Epworth lea g u e
b X 'a y "
UmVto'cJnTroi work’ in’ ho^Mcuhural
Being wife to the state'» assistant Mr. Clarke Is truly ninety years
dl8ea8eg-
| boys’ and girls’ club leader and re- young as he Is a very active, ener-
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gain in g at home all of the time **tic person and thoroughly enjoyed
W J Greenway a realty dealer while her husband travels over the the visiting and excellent dinner
of Walla Walla,
by Mr. state - to take care of hie duties to not
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V.U.CU u,
and Mr[) w ‘h°“ g
Mr V and
I»". »« Mrs.
J. Alien plans
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and Mrs. J. A. Bussell, was here on
occasionally to keep her husband Mrs. W. G. Rodda, Mr. and Mrs. B.
business Monday.
1 company on his trips. She was here F. Williams. C. Sietx, Mr. and Mrs.
W. R. Alvin of Lebanon. Oregon, with him Tuesday. Mr. Allen **|W
H‘" el"‘e' / *1Ve
real estate dealer. He was a making a tour and visiting clubs in
Mrs. Iian k Stone. Mr. and Mrs.
i Is a
i Hermiston visitor on business Satur the eastern part of the state, and " ■ H- Hesser, Mr. and .Mrs. T. Stew-
Mrs. Allen Is traveling along with art. Grace Rodda, Mary Rodda. Tom
i day.
Stewart, Jimmy Stewart. Earl Stew­
him.
art, Virginia Rodda, William Rodda.
Mrs. H. B. Cusick of Albany is here
Mrs. Roe McFall had the misfor­
IRRIGON
as a guest at the home of Dr. and
tune to break her arm recently
Mrs. J. L. Sears. Mrs. Sears is her
while cranking a car.
■ I daughter. She arrived last Saturday.: Mr«. R. F. William» ha» returned
C. M. Jackson is preparing for a
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* ‘from an extended visit with. **r larger acreage of watermelons this
Mrs. Vane Boynton will come to folks at Mabton. Wash.
year than he has grown in the past.
Hermiston Friday to Join her hus-,
Dove Knight was taken to the The excellent quality of melons
band who has been here for a cou- hospital at Pendleton last week. He
grown and (he ready market for last
pie of weeks. They have been living j has pneumonia, but is reported as
year’s crop warrant the increased
in Pendleton for about a year.
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acreage.
Raymond Crowder of Helix, for­
mer resident of Hermiston, was here
Sunday on a fishing trip with some
friends. He reported that his busi­
ness at Helix 1 b going along well.
Ask us to show you our stock of
No. 2 Common
Good serviceable material for cheap
construction. May be used in a
surprising number places in your
building operations, at a substant­
ial saving.
Mrs. J. C. Downing left Friday
night for Fairbault, Minnesota,
where she was called by the death
of her father, Cornelius Mahoney.
Hlg death came suddenly Friday
morning. He was 82 years old.
The
Slab Wood for summer use. The
best range fuel for the warmer
days.
Nut Coal in stock at all times.
Following the regular session of
the Order of Eastern Star here Tues­
day night a farewell party for Mrs.
W. W. lllsley was given. A number
of visitors from Stanfield and other
nearby towns were present for the
session.
SÜLLS EYE
E d it o r a n d C o n t r o l J d a n a q o r
W IL L ROGERS
A n o th e r ’’D u ll” D u rh a m ad>
vertisem ent by W ill Rogers»
Ziegfeld Follies an d screen
•ta r, and leading A m erican
h u m o r is t . M o r e co m in g »
W a tc h fo r th em .
Methodist Episcopal church— Sun.
day school at 10 o’clock, E. L. Cherryj
superintendent.
Morning worship,
at 11. Epworth League at 7 o’clock.
All young people will be extended a
hearty welcome. Prayer and Bible:
Statistics have proven that only
study class Thursday at 8 o’clock.
one-half of one per cent of the
Henry Young, minister.
speeches made in Congress are lis­
tened to. A great many Congress­
Mesdames Parish, Merle Phelps.
men speak IN , but not T O , Con­
Waghorn. C. E. Schilling, and Mar­ gress. But every speech is published
tin of the Methodist Ladles’ Aid will in the record. They send the rec­
entertain at a silver tea at the ords back home to show “W hat
home of Mrs. H. M. Schilling on they told ’em up there in Washing­
Wednesday. May 6, at 2 P. M. ton.” Now the people back home
Everyone Is Invited to attend and think Congress heard their “Lem”
bring a friend.
tell ’em this.
Now, here is my scheme to stop
Mr. and Mr. L. C. Blair left Sat­ speech making. A Bill reading as
urday for Washougal. Washington, follows: “Congressional Record
to reside. They came to Hermiston must not only contain , speech, but
last July. Mr. Blair sold his inter­ number of members, and names
est In the Hermiston Meat Market who listened to speech, and w h f. ”
last week to hls (partner, M. W. For instance: “Congressman Post
Sims. He will be associated with Hole arose to a point of informa­
hls father In the meat packing busi- tion and spoke at length on, ‘Is
•tess In Washougal.
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Locarno a tdwn, or is it a Treaty?’
Length of speech, without waiting
J. E. Watson of Kirkland, Wash­ for applause, four hours, thirty-six
ington, and hls sister, Mrs. W. L. minutes; attendance, Gout (Rep.
Yates of Kellogg, Idaho, and their N. Y . ) : ‘Unable to get out.’ Sixty-
uncles. George E. McDermed of Cash- fortv (Dem. N . J .) : ‘Case of reci­
mere, Wahlngton. and Frank N. Mc- procity, he listened to mine. ’ Low­
Dermed of Lynden, Washington, were brow ( Rep. Mass.) : ‘I was asleep,
here Sunday to attend the funeral even the good speakers haven’t
i'.ervlces for J. W. McDermed.
woke me up.’ ”
Now I claim that w ill stop s o n :
Mrs. R. F. Wilbur of Milton ac­ speech making. T h e minute it gets
companied her husband to Hermiston back home that “ Lemmie” is talk­
Sunday when he came down to work ing to himself up there, “Lemmie
during the week. They plan to w ill stop talking.
You know why they won’t listen
move to Hermiston later in the year
when Mr. Wilbur will spend the to anybody up there? They have
greater part ot hls time In this end gone out to smoke, that’s why, and
you know why they’ve gone out to
of the county.
smoke? W hv, “ Bull” Durham, of
Conditions among farmers and In course. I T ’S B E T T E R T H A N
business of all kinds in the Twin A N Y SPEEC H EVER M A D E .
Falls, Idaho, country are better this
year than they have been since the
post war depression In agricultural
P.S. There will be another piece
communities, according to H. W. Far­
rar who with Mrs. Farrar is here. in this paper toon. Look for it
They are guests at the J. 8. Harvey
home. Mrs. Harvey is their daugh­
ter. Moe cars are being bought
this year In Twin Falls than for five
or «lx years, farm prospects are ex­
cellent, all business rooms are occu­
pied. bank statements show satisfac­
tory conditions in a financial way.
and quite a lot of improvement work
is being done. Mr. Farrar said Not­
withstanding there are some 180,000
acres of land in the south side Twin
Falla Irrigation project and that the
country Is well adapted to poultry
growing, before the war not a single
carload of poultry or poultry pro­
ducts had ever been moved out of
the district. Of late ¡fear», 'how- '
ever, this has been changed, and ;
»ven on land that has a very high
per acre production capacity, many
farmers are now devoting consider­
able time to poultry and dairy pro-
Congress
No. 2
Inland Empire Lumber Company
Phone'331
“ The Yard of Bert Quality’’
H. M. STRAW. MGR.
Exclusive Representatives of National Builders Bureau
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When In Pendleton—
Call in and let im tell yon in person what we can do for you
at this Beauty Shop. A satisfied customer it our best advertise­
ment. Came and see for yourself.
All the latest methods are used at this Beauty Shop and all
work is done under sanitary conditions.
SLO A N BO N N ET A N D B E A U T Y P A R L O R S
Marcelling, Facial and Scalp Treatments are Our Specialties
Smart and Exclusive M’llinery at Most Reasonable Prices,
648 Main St., Pendleton, Ore.
Telephone: 380
Subscribe for The Herald-$2.00
WEST END FARMERS
Have learned that The Herald prints the
best butter wrappers. We have the large
size, 9 by 12 inches. Our prices are—
ICO for
200 for
300 for
500 for
$1.25
$2.00
S 2.60
$3.75
Many aru baying them in the larger quan-
titfea, but we are here to serve you all. If
you wars only a few we have them with­
out the name. These we sell as follows—
12
30
62
100
for 10
for 25
for 50
for 80
cents
cents
cents
cents
' “The Home of Good Printing”
THE HERMISTON HERALD
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D urham
G uaranteed by
John Canfield, of Ukiah has been
»»siting tor Ihe past week at the
home of hls parents. Mr. and Mr». R.
V Çj»>n«td, In Columbia.
New Shapes in Gordon Straw
Sailor Hats
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FOR THE MEN
Straw hats will be wanted after May 1.
and 83.50.
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82.00, 82.50. $3 00
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Ladies’ Misses’ and Children’s
Out of doors Straw Hats
Greatly undepriced at 35c to 75c
S P E C I A L -S A T U R D A Y
ONLY
May 1
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25c
2 CANS STANDARD PEAS
2 CANS STANDARD CORN
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25c
2 CANS STANDARD TOMATOES
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25c
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25c
2 CANS STANDARD STRING BEANS
HERE ARE GENUINE BARGAINS FOR YOU.
Hermiston Produce and Supply
Company
FARM REMINDERS
Jay T. Ameeon, publisher of the
Pilot Rock Record, and Mark Cleve­
land were Hermiston visitors Tues­
day. They stopped here while en­
route to Pilot Rock from Portland
where they spent a couple of days.
FUEL
WE ARE SHOWING THE
i»e»»»»««v»a
t i l Fifth A votm , New York City
Asparagus beetles, recently intro­
duced in Oregon, are causing serious
damage to the new asparagus shoots
at this time, reports Don C. Mote,
entomologist of the experiment sta­
tion. A few plants left uncut at­
tract the beetles which are then con­
trolled with lead arsenate spray, 1
ounce to 1 gallon of water, or with '
dust. After the cutting season tej
over a spray or dust of lead arsenate,
2 or 3 applications at 10-day inter­
vals, gives good results.
Deep plowing and thorough work-,
ing of the soil to a good depth be­
fore planting are essential on per-j
manent plantings of strawberries in 1
Oregon as the ,fidst deep plowing
will be the last deep cultivation can
be had. A loose, friable soil, which |
can best be obtained by planting at- I
ter a rotation of crops and immedi-!
ately following a cultivated crop
has been found by the experiment
station to be best suited for straw­
berries.
Disciples o f Isaac Walton have had
only fairly good luck so far this sea­
son. according to local sportsmen.
The river is too low now to afford
much trout fishing, but local anglers
have been trying their luck along
the feed canal. Some excellent
catches were made last spring on the
canal.
M EADOW BROOK
IC E
Daily Deliveries except Sunday
Telephone Your Orders to the Farm Bureau Co-operative.
You can get ice any time oc da
from the Farm Bureau
O ren O . F e lth o u se
W e are Closing Out Our Tire
Stock
10 PER CENT OFF ON ALL
TIRES and TUBES
Knerr’s Repair Shop
AT THE
H O T E L C O R L IS
EVERY FRIDAY EVENING WE SPECIALIZE ON OUR
FISH DINNER
B IG C H IC K E N D IN N E R
EVERY SUNDAY
SENATOR WARREN
F R E S H M ILK
“No Self-made man ever left out
the working parts.”
A p p e tiz in g
P ic k le s a n d C h e e s e
D o n ’t F o r g e t
B o d y -B u ild in g
RED ROCK
M e a ts
It is generally known that the
meats we sell are of superior qual­
ity. and our prices are no higher
than those asked for Inferior grad»
meats.
Quality Meats
We'e proud of our reputation. Try
us and you will agree that we deserve
It.
HERMISTON
MARKET
CALL US AND WE WILL
M. W. SIMS. PROPRIETOR
DELIVER THE ORDER
City Meat
Market
PHONE 131
WE DELIVER.
DEPENDABLE
BUTCHERS
Phone «11
Phone «11