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About The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984 | View Entire Issue (June 24, 1926)
THE HEBM19TOH m e n A r n , HEBMI8TON, OBEüOÎT. GRANITE WARE SPECIAL WHITE AND WHITE OVAL AND ROUND DISHPANS X $1.00 THESE DISHPANS ABE REAL BARGAINS We are also showing some gray g anite ware at low pnce« that will be mighty helpful for The Harvest Season CUTS, PANS, SAUCEPANS, PUDDING PANS, WASH PANS, 15c EACH P E R F E C T IO N O il S to v e s Summer is here and now is the time to get away from that hot range. The Perfection Oil Cook Stove has been manufactured for years. It i» fool proof. No danger of accidents with one of the»e stoves. Cooks the minute you light it. No generation required. PRICES RANGE, $8.75 to $130.00 W. L BLESSING, HARDWARE S u b scrib e For T h e H era ld G ive Y our W ife a R e st Buy Box Wood for Summer Fuel. She won’t have to use the ax on this. Place your orders now for this fuel and It will be de livered out of the next car—a saving to you of the drayage. -i- , - r r - if----------------T -- ■*-- ■ ■ ■ t ................................. - - ■ 1 T H E FLIES A R E C O M IN G Are your screen doors' tn good repair? At th£ price of our screen doors, it does not pay to bother with old doors. MATERIALLY YOURS T U M -A -L U M L U M B E R C O . R, A. Brownson, Mgr. ■ 8 8 Phone 111 C edar F lum e Lum ber A new stock on hand for your flumes and repairs ■ No. 2 I Ask us to show s ■ ■ Common 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. FUEL ■ ■ Slab Wood for summer use. The 8 ■ best range fuel for the warmer ■ ■ days. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ S Methodist Episcopal church, Sun ■footsteps and la capable of doing day, June 27—Sunday school at 10 aevtral handsprings, splits, etc., and o’clock. Morning worship at 11. before long they may be able to LOCAL AND PERSONAL The Odd Fellows of the west end of work together." ■ BREVITIES - the county and Including Boardman O l i» re m » o f Interest C l a u d will attend in a body. Weekly KENNEWICK CONCERN WILL and T k .r . A bout the Clttr and Neighborhood prayer and Bible study Thursday DOUBLE PLANTS CAPACITY evening at 8 o'clock. Henry Young, Spokane, Wash., June 24— A pro J. W Messner was a busi nee« vis Mtntster. gram of expansion and improvement itor in Pendleton laet Friday Kenneth Bloom, a state traffic which ____ will about double the capae- Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Kellogg were officer with headquarters at Port-Pity of the plant and enlarge the land, was a visitor here Saturday, commercial storage capacity to 200 la Pendleton Friday. His arrival In town was the signal cars of fruit will be started at once Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Doherty are for a visit on his part and that of by the Church Manufacturing com- making their home in Molalla, Ore J. M. Biggs. The two attended pany, at Kennewick, according to its gon. high school together and were In manager, M. H. Church. the army together, so they had a lot Plans are being drawn and work Vieno S. Kiekkala. west side spud of battles to talk about. . will begin at once enlarging the farmer, was a Pendleton visitor --------- storage capacity. Later another Monday. "The rains we have had recently unit to the grape Juice factory will will be responsible for wheat north be built. This will be 60 by 90 and H. M Straw Is the owner of a new and west of Pendleton yielding five three stories high, with full base- Ford touring which he bought last or six bushels to the acre more than ment. It will contain additional week. I had expected." George Stangler of machinery tor making grape Juice, Pendleton said Tuesday while here, apple cider and other bottled pro- Don’t forget the cooked food sale Harvesting is now under way on a ducts. ! • i * to be held at the Hermiston Market number of ranches, he said. With the factory enlarged, Mr. on Saturday afternoon, June 26. --------- j Church believes that he will be able BIG BARGAINS!! to “«e the entire production of Con- Rev. Henry Young left this morn Untll July first, will cloee out all cord and Worden grapes in the lower ing for The Dalles to meet the dis all ladies’ and children's hose at 25 Yakima valley. trict superintendent and the bishop. cents per pair, regardless of regular Girl Breaks Arm price. Mrs. Emma Johnson, third. Pauline McGill, daughter of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Galloway are house east of Catholic church. 41-2p and Mrs. McGill of this city, suffered ■ the parents of a boy weighing eight a fracture of one of the bones In her | pounds, born Tuesday morning. Verne Ayres, city editor of the left arm recently in a fall. She is East Oregonian, was a member of the getting along very well. Mrs. Norton and daughter Ruth Pendleton delegation that made the Ann and Mrs. Lomax and daughters, jaunt over the Boardman and Irrigon were dinner guests at Mrs. Mumma’g and Hermiston and Stanfield districts Sunday. It was his first trip over Saturday. the country. George Huntington Mrs. George Challis has returned Surrey, publisher of the Arlington from Portland where she spent some Bulletin, a director of the state time undergoing medical treatment chamber of commerce, was also here with the visiting delagations. and observation. Nut Coal in stock at all times. Inland Empire Lumber Company Mrs. H. C Schroeder and Mrs. R. Miss Thelma Simpson of Pendle ton was here this week as a guest E. Galer left Monday for their homes at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. T. In Seattle after a visit here with their mother, Mrs. J. B. Duty, and Matott. their brother, J. E. McCready. A Two or three timee during the ■family reunion was held during the course of a year John Schimke get9 visit of the two sisters from Seattle, the wanderlust and takes a trip. All members of the family except a Last Friday he felt the urge to go daughter of Mrs. Duty’s in Califor and went to Pendleton for the day. nia were present. Mrs. Duty- hag gone to California on a visit, and Mr. McCready expects to go north on Miss Golda Mumma, of Portland, a trip within a day or two. who has been visiting her mother and brother here, returned to Port Charles L. May used to farm on land Tuesday evening to attend sum Weston mountain and hag the re mer school. putation of being one of the best farmers that district hag ever pro The Neighborhood club of Colum duced. He paid quite a lot of atten-' bia will give an ice cream social Frl tion to potato culture during the day even, g on the B. Hammer lawn years he farmed there, and in addi In Columbia. Plenty of parking tion had a small dairy unit, raised space for cnrs. Everybody invited. hay. corn and some clover. Ho i spent several days here this week C. R. Smith, of Pendleton, was a looking over the country. Last win-J visitor on the project early this week. ter Mr. May sold his ranch to a Yak He bought a couple of milk cows from ima valley farmer. According to A. R. Royce and took them to his authentic information, Mr. May did j ranch near Pendleton. not plan to sell and did not expect to sell, but the price he put on his Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Powell (Melba place In an unguarded moment was Calahan) left last week-end for accepted by the Yakima man. At North Yakima. Several parties have present Mr. May Is without a farm, been given there In their honor. but he expects to locate on another Thev will return to Hermiston this place within a short time. week. PRAISE GIVEN LOCAL GIRL Mias Emma Thoney of Weston FOR TALENT IN DANCING was here over the week end as a Concerning the performance of guest at the home of MI sb Margaret Neary. The two left Monday ft>r Rnsella Matott, daughter of Mr. and Pendleton where tty>y will attend Mrs. M. T. Matott of Hermiston, who danced recently at the Whisky summer normal school. Gulch celebration at Canyon City, W. K. Deal and W. J. Jackson of the Grant County Journal had the Portland were here last Friday look following comment: "The main feature of the ’62 vau- ing after ’and they own west of the fiver. While here they let It be dpv11le Programs at Canyon City wasj known that they are not averse to Mls« Rosella Matott of Hermls- j Increasing their holdings. ,on- Oregon. This dainty little girl Is only seven yars old and Is about' as big as a nymph. But what a Charles Dillon has been In the wonder she Is! She can do any kind . chicken business for a number of of a hand spring, stand on her headj years on his ranch near Boardman, and scratch her nose with her foot, snd this fall he expects to have his ns well as dance exceptionally well. flock up to 1,000 laying hens. He “In fact this little child lg so ac- j was a Hermiston visitor Tuesday. tlve and her muscles so free that! she can put herself Into about any Mr». A. W. Isbell and daughter. shape she desires. She performed J Werdna and Gertrude Vacktnger of at the vaudeville shows each even Hood River are here ®s guests of ing and also at the W’hisky Gulch relatives. Mrs. Anna Strohm Is dance hall. Everyone who saw her Mra. Isbell’s mother, and George perform are praising her to the limit Strohm ia her brother. Gertrude and hoping she will return next year Vacklnger la Mra. Strohm's great She also has a littl® sister three granddaughter. years old who is following in her OH, BOY! Chocolate Ice Cream Sodas and Sundaes, 15c THE BEST EVER Phoaw',231 “ The Tard of Bost Quality * H. M. STRAW. MGR. ■ R .p r .u .U tiw rf S d U r e I— . ! ■ ■ ■ A I ■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a ' '* —SPECIAL THIS WEEK— Bulk Ice Cream—60c Qt., 30c Pint STRAWBERRY MAPLE NUT FRENCH VANILLA FRENCH TORTONI ICE CRFAlf PEACH BISQUE ICE CREAM BE SURE TO TRY THIS WONDERFUL BRICK ICE CREAM. Minor Operations Can Be Perfornmd Here. Maternity Cases Especially Solicited Phone 39-J HERMISTON. OREOOW M rs. C a su a l V isito r has a faculty for n oticin g e v e r y t h in g — p a r t ic u la r ly th e things sh e shouldn’t. So it b e h o o v e s y o u to lo o k out for th e d etails. A n d p re servin g th e b eau ty of you r w o o d w o rk is o n e of them . A c m e Q u a lity P ro d u cts m ak e the task e a sy . F o r 40 years fam ous for beauty and lo n g -w e a rin g q u a li ties. F o r an y finish — any w ood. ache quality Pain i ^Varnish O u r s to r e is th e lo c a l A c m e Q uality Paint and V arn ish S erv ice Station. S ee tfs b efo re b u y in g any paint — for any p u rp ose. It w ill pay y o u . W. L. BLESSING M ITC H ELL D R U G C O . PHONE 101 R. E. Mitchell, Prescription Druggist HERMISTON. OREGON import shipment of the wonderful genuine Swedish White Enamel Ware. * ___ ALTHOUGH THE PRICE OF THE GENUINE SWEDISH WARE IS A LITTLE HIGHER THAN TH S AMERICAN WARE, THE QUALITY CANNOT BE COMPARED, AS THE SWEDISH WARE IS THE HIGHEST QUALITY WHITE ENAMEL. WARE MADE TODAY, AND THE BEST KITCHENWARE ON THE MARKET. IF YOU ARE TIRED OF CHIPP'D ENAMEL WARE AND BATTERED ALUMINUM WARE COME IN AND LET US SHOW YOU THIS WONDERFUL WHITE ENAMEL WARE NOW BE ING DISPLAYED IN OUR SHOW WINDOW. S P E C IA L Saturday Only we will sell a large size durable Waterproof Table Coyer 59c THESE TABLE C0VEKS WILL CLEAN EASILY WITH A DAMP CLOTH. DESIGNS WILL NOT WASH OFF. CAN BE CUT EITHER ROUND OR SQUARE. Oregon Hardware & Implt. Co. K im o n a C r e p e In Plain Colors and Figured Patterns. Regular 35 and 40c Fab ric at 29 cents. ONLY ONE DAY ON THIS SALE P e r c a le s We are now quoting both Light and Dark Patterns at 25c Still a few short lengths in— G IN G H A M S At 30c per yard— 40 and 50c Grade. Men’s Holeproof Hose In Plain Colors, Extra Toe and Eseptional Hose, at 40c. Men’s Holeproof in Fancy Colors And wide range of Patterns a n l Colors, at 75c. Hardware Hermiston Produce and Supply Company WHO’S W H O T O D A Y Slicing M eat Is a task requiring practice and skill, and most housewives dread to bother with it during the warm weathher. The ideal plan is to buy your bacon and cold pressed meats in our sanitary shop and avail yeursekes of the service we can give with our NEW SLICING MACHINE WILBUR WRIGHT ‘‘Let’s do our best wherever we are, with what we have today.” Yes, Madam WE HAVE PLUMP, TENDER CHICKENS FOR YOUR SUN DAY DINNER. 0 t . ii your taste is for a delicious tender Ham or Prime Roast of Beef, we can supply you the best the mar ket affords at— PRICES THAT SATISFY City Meat Market Brick Ice Cream—60c Qt., 30c Pint H erm isto n H o sp ita l We have ju st received a direct FOR SA T U R D A Y ONLY PHONE IS1 MA PEL WOOD SPECIAL— Contains Vanilla Ice Cream, Raspberry Sherbet We can care for yon cheaper and f ir s yon better service than yen can receive at home. Nothing ever escapes her eagle eye S w e d is h E n a m e l W are WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF CREAM BUSINESS THIN, MEDIUM OR THICK SLICES. TAKE YOUR CHOICE AND SPECIFY WHAT KIND YOU WANT Phone 411 H E R M IS T O N M ARKET Whipping Cream ___ 30c Pint Coffee Cream.............. 30c Pint Night and Morning Deliveries You can't get better food thaa milk and cre.xm. The quality of our products is excellent. We solicit your business. JERSEY DAIRY Jenkins Brea., Props. Hermiston Umatilla — RFAD THE WANT ADS—
