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Occurenc-i« »I l « U r » l Gleaned Hara
and T h a n A bout the Cit» and
Neiahborbood
for Children
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Mr. and Mrs Jam es P earson w ere
8i/g to 1 2 ................ ......... $1 75
Pendleton visito rs last F riday.
121/.J to 2 ...........................- ....... $2.00
F. B Swayze mad«
B oardm an Monday.
Heinz Mustard Sauce
The New Shortening— It’s Better
R egular $ 1 .2 5 Gray Cham-
bray Shirts
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TH E FLIES A R E COMING
Are y o u r screen doors In good rep air? At ttys price of our
screen doors, it does not pay to bother w ith old doors.
MATERIALLY YOURS
TUM -A-LUM LUM BER CO.
Phone 111
> . A. Brown son, Mgr.
SPECIAL
Waterbury Alarm Clock
Fully Guaranteed.
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BEGINNING SATURDAY, JUNE 19
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T he school band gave a s h o rt pro-
Mias B erth a P ark s and Mrs. M. T.
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of th e B oardm an d istrict, w as a Canyon City last week o a tten d th e
W hisky G ulch celebration. R osella
g alu rd ay thlg week the
visito r In H erm iston Monday.
M atott w as on th e program as a
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grange
gunday thgy
S tated com m unication Queen E s dancer and made ai big h it with, th e
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th er ch ap ter O. E. S., next T uesday audience. More th . a n <11 in coins
. . scheduled to play a t B oardm an for
w as show ered on th e seven y ear old
.light. Social. By o rd er W. M.
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project inspection put on by P o rt-
g irl by the audience in token of
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and th e ir ap preciation of her dancing.
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Straw
The local G range m et in m onthly
d au g h ters and Miss Isabelle Dodd
session on W ednesday of th is week.
A num ber of H erm iston people
were in P endleton Monday.
Mrs. Jo h n P. Goebel wag ta k e n to
m ade the trip to Ione Sunday to see
the hospital a t P endleton S atu rd ay
H arold Lance is a new em ploye a t the locals play the Ione nine. Among
w here she was operated on fo r goitre.
i the M itchell D ru g Co. He la a re those who w ent w ere w ere Mr. and
C ontractors are ru sh in g co n stru c t
gistered p h arm acist and cam e to Mrs Jo h n Schim ke, Mr. and Mrs. H.
ion on th e new Seam an garage w hich
H erm iston from Reedsport, Oregon. A. Pankow , Mr. and Mrs. George
_ „ „ „ „ is of concrete block construction.
W agner, Mr. and Mrs. V ane Boyn-
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Alice and Joe A cuff of R u p ert, ton, Andy K ern and Miss A da Sone- ,
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; Idaho, are here as guests a t th e H. son, J. S. W est, R alph R ichards, B ert
School election is scheduled for
M. «ehU lIng home. Mrs. S ch illin g N ation and H enry H ltt.
Monday afternoon a t tw o o’clock a t
ls th e ir a u n t.
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the school house.
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Mr. and Mrs. E. B. A ldrich and
Blah W isdom has re tu rn e d from
Miss H elen Upham and Miss E th e l ¡d au g h ters, Amy and E leanor, w ere f t ,
to ’ b i
, G riggs have re tu rn e d from M onm outh guv8t8 of frie nds In H erm iston S un-
gevera weekfl
! N orm al w here th ey spent th e p ast day
Mr A ldrich played one round
F airly large shipm ents of apricots
! year In study.
| on the local golf course w ith th ree
a re being m ade by local growler«.
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| H erm iston players and expressed P rice8' a "e rage aboLt eight’ cen ts
! Mr. and Mrs. E rn e st W ate rm an pieasu re a t the condition of the
per pound.
are the p aren ts of a nine pound course. H e suggested
th a t Pen-
The McCoys sp en t a few days w ith
j d au g h ter, P h y llis Meryl, born in t h e , dleton and H erm iston a rra n g e some
relatives a t Im bler last week.
E m anuel hosp ital in P o rtlan d , Ju n e ifj-iendly to u rn am en ts In th e near;
T he school band spent tw o days
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a t s ta te G range m eeting a t B aker
last week an d had a g ran d and glor-
Mr. and Mis. W. J. W arn er,
Mrs. W. T. R oberts e n te rta in e d a t ¡0U8 tim e. The boys earned enough
d a u g h te r Jan e, Mrs. Mabel Ralph, bridge last T hursday an d S a tu rd ay on t j,e t r (p to pay expenses and
and d a u g h te r H elen and Mrs. J. S. afternoons. F o u r tab les w ere In play, cleared nine bucks.
H arvey were P endleton v isitors Mon on each afternoon. T h u rsd ay ’s w ln -( q ¡ j K rau s an d fam ily attended
day.
ners were Mrs. C arl Voyen and Mrs. C hau tau q u a a t S tanfield Tuesday
J , L. Sears. S atu rd ay aftern o o n th e afternoon.
The A m erican Legion w ill give its prizes w ere won by M5rs. W . / W
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fo rtn ig h tly public dance S atu rd ay Felthouse, Mrs. L. A. P helps an d Mrs.
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m t c h a n t of
evening, March 19, In the H erm isto n
u ditorlum . The F letch er o rch estra th e porch w hich was a ttra c tiv e ly de- PendIeton h as di8po8ed of h ls sto re
„111 fu rn ish th e m u s ic . Good crow ds coi-ated w ith greenery and flow ers. a{ P endleton t0 tw o G oldendaie,
have been a tte n d in g th e dances.
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W ashington, men, and w ill re tire
The ladies Aid society of th e Metho from business a fte r alm ost h a lf a
A. W. P ra n n retu rn ed last F rid ay
d lst Episcopal church held an a l l , centu ry of active m erchandising,
n ig h t from P o rtlan d w here on W ed- day session W ednesday a t the home j.je j8 vice-president of the F irst N at-
I nesday and T hursday he a tte n d e d Of Mrs. F. P. Phipps. T here w ere ionaj bank nt H erm iston.
. the s ta te convention of Oregon fun- 31 m em bers present, and th e ses
! eral d irectors. He made th e tr ip to sion w as reported as a very enjoy
M. B. McKay, p la n t pathologist a t
P o rtlan d T uesday.
able one. Much w as accom plished th e Oregon ex p erim en t « tatio n , Is
tow ard th e m aking of q u ilts w hich w orking, as o th e r
men
in
the
BIG BARGAINS!!
the society is m aking for the A lber
country, on m ethods for co n tro llin g
U n til Ju ly first, w ill close o u t all tin a K err n u rsery In P o rtlan d . A
p o tato diseases. As soon as a new
all ladles’ and ch ild ren ’s hose a t 25 cooked food sale is to be held S a tu r
disease develops he
finds some
.c e n ts per pair, regardless of re g u lar day, Ju n e 26, a t the H erm iston Meat
m ethod of control, w hich the farm
[price. Mrs. Em m a Johnson, th ird M arket.
ers may use to com bat It. T hus it
1 house east of C atholic church. 41-2p
is th e co n stan t effo rts of th e scient-
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. W arn er and Mr.
A heavy rain fell in th e B lue and Mrs. A. H. N orton en te rta in e d a t ! lsts th a t keep th e tables supplied
inountulns Monday, according to E r- a brdge p a rty a t the N orton home w ith th e common potato.
[ nest S te ttle r of T w in Falls, Idaho, S atu rd ay evening in honor of Mr. and
If cu ltiv atio n of young trees is
i who w ith his fam ily passed th ro u g h Mrs. E. E. Pow ell (M elba C allahan)
stopped
in Ju ly in Oregon, grow th
i H erm iston Monday afternoon. T he who w ere m arried recently and are
I S te ttle rs were en ro u te to P o rtlan d guests In th e city. Mrs. Wm. R oberts is slowed down and th e tissues are
properly hardened for th e w in te r
i on th e ir vacation trip.
won first prize a t cards. D uring the
says thte college extension service.
evening Mr. and Mrs. Pow ell w ere re
R ank grow th ls common am ong the
O. C. P ierce left Tuesday m orning m arried a t a mock w edding cerem ony
more h ealth y of new ly planted trees,
for T h e D alles t 0 b rin g back M rs.' perform ed very ably by E. P. Dodd.
b u t If the tissues do not h ard en a
Pierce and ch ild ren who have been The bride was given aw ay by Claude
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v isitin g for a couple of weeks. H e Kellogg. Mrs. F C. McKenzie made
them .
PA N C R U ST
H IR M IS T O N 'S
to
Col. J. F. M cN aught w ent to L ind,
W ashington, Monday to look over h is
1 w heat crop.
8 OUNCE GLASS. 20c
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trip
The N eighborhood club will meet
w ith Mrs. B. H am m er on W ednesday,
i Ju n e 23.
A New Product
SPECIAL
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w m accom panied by M rs..J. M. B tfga a ch arm in g
bridesm aid and Wm.
and eons, Jo h n and Dan, who w ent on R oberts supported the groom . Mrs.
P u rd y w as flow er g irl and W. J
to P o rtlan d .
W arn er made an adorable rln g b earer
Mrs. A. W. S u n stru p who sub ca rry in g the rin g on a large pillow.
m itted to an operation tn a P o rtlan d Those Invited Included Mr. and Mrs.
hospital about th ree weeks ago left E arl M itchell, Mr. and Mrs. E. P.
the h ospital last Saturday»- and la j Dodd, Mr. and Mrs. F. D. C allahan,
» » * “ “ >e home of her sister. ,8 h e | Mr. and Mrs. P urdy. Mr. and Mrs. F.
probably w ill re tu rn home w ith in C. McKenzie, Mr. and Mrs. Thom as
the dext tw o weeks* 4
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I F raser, Mr. and Mrs. C laude Kellogg,
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Mrs. C. E. Lawson of Union, Ore- Mrs. Wm. R oberts. Mr. and Mrs. J.
gon. an d Miss K ate W oodruff, sis- s. H arvey, Mr. and Mrs. C arl Voyen,
tera of Mrs. R. C. Rogers, w ere guests Mr. and Mrs. W. L. H amm, Mrs.
h ere d u rin g the week. Miss Wood- Mabel R alph, F. B. Swayze, th e hosts
ru ff left today for P o rtlan d w here and hostesses an d the honor guests,
she w ill a tte n d sum m er school. She
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ta u g h t a t Telocaset d u rin g th e past
IRRIGON NOTES
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A new stock on hand for your
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WE WILL SELL FOR ONE WEEK,
WATERBURY
GERSOLL WATCHES AT REDUCED
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Bargains
Oregon Hardware & Implt.
WE HAVE EXACTLY 20 PIECES S
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T ^ ’ CTH
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1% to 3% y ard s; 40c and 50c q u a li‘y. P riced B pteial for S a tu r
day a t 30 cents per yard. You sho ’id be able to get ju s t a 'e n g th
you can use to ad v an tag e in th is spe ial sale m erchandise.
—S0I4E NEW ARRIVALS OF—
LA DIES’ T A N P U M P
The grow ing g irl type— ju s t th e th in g for S um m er— a t >4.00
LA DIES’ SILK B L O O M E iiS
All silk a t >2.50, reduced from >3.50— in rose, peach, lem on and
flesh color.
MEN’S POLO CLUB ATHLETIC UNDERWEAR
AT
$1.00
PER
GARMENT.
DON’T OVERLOOK THE SPECIAL 0 " GINGHAMS IF YOU CAN
USE THIS MATERIAL— 30 CENTS PER YARD.
Hermiston Produce and Supply
Company
DO NOT WORRY ABOUT
WHO’S W H O T O D A Y
WARM WEATHER
HERMISTON, OREGON
H E R M IS T O N
M ARKET
MSI
FLYKILLERS
P rotect Your H om e
and Fam ily from Flies and
M osquitoes
FLY TOX LIQUID
W ILL INSTANTLY KILL A ROOM FU LL OF FLIES AND MOS
QUITOES. IT IS HARMLESS. STAINLESS,
PLEASANT ODOR
AND EASY TO USE.
FUEL
Slab Wood for summer use. The
best range fuel for the warmer
days.
We carry a complete line of
Insecticides
FLY TOX, CENOL, FLY DI. ORINITE FLY SPRAY. BUHACX,
AND ELVAMPIRO INSECT POWDER. KELLOGG ANT PASTE,
CYNOGAS AND BED BUG KILLER. ARSENATE OF LEAD AND
ANT FAIL. ASK US ABOUT THIS NEW ANT FAIL ANT KILL
Nut Coal in stock at all times.
ER FOR GARDEN AND YARD ANTI.
Information on Insecticides gladly
given.
Inland Empire Lumber Company
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1 The Yard of Best Qaality
MITCHELL D R U G CO.
H. M. STR AW . MGR.
Exdasive Representatives of National Badders Barena
AND
Phone 411
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.
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Maternity Cases Especially Solicited
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CLOCK IS FULLY GUARANTEED.
No. 2 Common
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R. E. Mitchell. Prescription Druggist
HERMISTON. OREGON
WILBUR WRIGHT
“Let’s do our best wherever we
are, w ith w hat we have today.”
Yes, Madam
WE HAVE PLUMP. TENDER
CHICKENS FOR YOUR SUN
DAY DINNER.
WE HAVE LUNCH MEATS
Or, ii your taste is for a delicious
tender Ham or Prime Roast of Beef,
we can supply you the best the mar
k et affords at—
PRICES THAT SATISFY
AND RED ROCK
City Meat Market
PHONE 181
WE MAKE A SPECIALTY
OF CREAM BUSINESS
W hipping C ream ........ 30c P in t
Coffee Cream.................30c P in t
N ight and Morning D eliveries
You c a n 't get b e tte r food th a n
m ilk and steam . T he q u a lity
of o u r products Is excellent. W e
solicit your buslnese.
JERSEY DAIRY
Jenkins Bros., Props.
Hermiston
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