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gEBMISTOH HEHJLLD, HERMISTON, OREGON. LOCAL AND PERSONAL ■ BREVITIES - D O N ’T FO R G E T - O eeaw m «< Intaraat Cl M a i l B w e . AO*.Th«r. A bout tbo Q t y aad N eillhborhoul T T will be CLOSED M onday, REX CAFE JULY 5 Mr. and Mrs. Carl McNaught and Herbert Hedwall has returned to family went to Portland Monday work at the Hurly Cash store after where Mrs. McNaught and the mem having spent a week's vacation in bers of the family will reside during Portland visiting relatives. the summer months. Mr. McNaught will divide his tlme between Port-j Mrs. S. R. Madden of Caldwell, Idaho, spent the first part of the land and Hermiston In the interests week here as a guest at the home of of the hay business. Thank You her brother, E. P. Dodd. KINGSLEY’S A N D 8 E W V IC 1 J ’ »7 Give Your W ife a R e s t Buy Box Wood for Summer Fuel. She won’t have to use the ax on this. Place your orders now fo • this fuel and it will be de livered out of the next car—a savin j to you of the drayage. " ----- ----------1 — ——————— ——— — —— THE FLIES ARE COMING Are your screen doors In good repair? At th/e price of our screen doors, It does not pay to bother with old doors. MATERIALLY YOURS TUM-A-LUM LUMBER CO. R, A. Brownton, Mgr. Phone 111 Subscribe For The Herald , Local baseball players have been practicing every evening this week in preparation for their games Sunday and Monday with the fast Heppner nine. ,< )< * 1 Mrs. F. B. Swayze returned last Thursday from Palo Alto, California, after a visit of several weeks. She attended the commencement exer cises for the graduation of Miss Doris Swayze. Miss Swayze is attending summer school at Oregon Agricultu ral college and will not return home until about August 1. Frank Swayze is working with a mining concern near Lompoc, California, during the vacation period. ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■M TV Gus Tonas and family have return ed to Cold Springs after a trip taken through California points. He was gone three weeks and did not see any country that looked good enough to him to make him want to move At one place they paid 20 cents a gal lon for drinking water, he said. “Old More Interesting Than Afeo?/’she says si Leslie Packard took down 500 jacks to Boardman Tuesday which H. L. Westover, In charge of were for the use of several growers of early potatoes who plan a ship alfalfa investigations for the United States department of agriculture, ment from there this week. was here Saturday at the Hermiston Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Johnson will experiment station conferring with leave Friday for a three month vaca Supt. H. K. Dean. The two men tion. They plan to spend a part of went to Prosser, Washington, sta the time at their summer home at tion Sunday. Rhododendron on the Mount Hood George Shields of the Shields Loop. Fruit company of Freewater, was Mrs. Clara L. Bryan Is here as a here for several days this week look ing over the early apple crop. The guest 'of her sister, Mrs. H. T. fruit ripened so rapidly that carload in the Fraser. She was a teacher schools at Great Falls, Montana. shipments were found to be Imprac during the past years. She will ticable. Several truck shipments have been made out of this district spend the summer here. during the past week. J. Morris Dunning, sometimes call ed John, comes to Hermiston at least' Mrs. F. B. Swayze and Mrs E. R. once a month from Pendleton In his j Mitchell were hostesses for the Mon-] official capacity as circulation man-j day bridge club Monday evening. ager of the East Oregonian. He was The club was entertained at Hotel Corlis, four tables being In play dur-j here Tuesday. Sv • ti lng the evening. Prizes were' won Quite a number of local people by Mrs. A. W. Purdy and Mrs. A. H are planning to go to Portland on Norton. Monday’s meeting was the the Union Pacific excursion which last of the club until fall. will leave here early Sunday morn-! lng. The special train will arrive' Mrs. W. H. Hines and Mrs. P. M. In Hermiston Tuesday morning. ; Bandy of Denver, Colorado, left sev eral days ago for Tacoma, Washing J. M. Biggs left Tuesday for ton, to visit their mother. While Lebanon and Albany on business. He here they were guests at the home will return home by way of Portland of their brother. Fred Shook. They where he will be joined by Mrs. Biggs got here In time to see Hermiston’s and sons who have been visiting re baseball team suffer the first de feat of the season at the hands of latives for more than two weeks. Ione recently. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Wltherell and Miss Agnes Little, daughter of family of Pendleton, Mrs. Lucinda Randall and Miss Eva Randall stopp Mr. and Mrs. Frank Little, Is at ed In Hermiston for a short time tending the national convention of Wednesday morning. They were en Delta Gamma, women’s sorority,! route home after a fishing trip on which convened at Mackinac Island. Michigan, on Monday. Miss Little Deschutes river and at East lake. “ O fcoarsc.new furniture adds charm to the home. But,” says Mrs. Johnson, ‘‘in every long-established household there are sure to be old pieces w hich, when refinished with Acme Quality Products are far more interesting than the new.” .T here is an Acme Quality Product for all furniture, new or old. Rc- finish your old pieces at once —with A new stock on hand for your flumes and repairs Paint^Varnish O ur store is the Acme Quality Paint and Varnish „ Service Station. Do not buy sny paint without consulting us. W. L. BLESSING — ALT, FOB— W HO ’S W H O T O D A Y S W IM M IN G S U IT S Are now in demand and we are sh ’wing the W1I Wite Line, Olympia Knitting Mills grade, which is a guarantee of quality and stlye, $2.50 to $6.50. Ladies Voile and Muslin G And Sllpins In the dainty Lace Trimmed colors: priced $1.50 to $2.50. Just the thing for these warm days styles and popular BOYS’ SHIRTS Sizes 10 to 14, at 75c. Boys’ Union Suits In the checked Mainsook, 12 to 16 years, at 75 cents. Men’s Union Suits Polo club, at $1.00— all sizes. MEN’S KHAKI VENTILATED HATS ....... .................................75c Hermiston Produce and »? Company Is a task requiring practice and skill, and most housewives dread to bother with it during tin w arn weatkher. The ideal plan is to buy your bacon and cold pressed meats in our sanitary shop and avail yourselves of the service we can give with our —SPECIAL THIS WEEK IN BRICKS— Vanilla and Strawberry Ice Cream PINTS. 30c— QUARTS. 60c Orange Sherbet in Bulk— 35c Pint: 6 k Quart. ICE CREAM IN BULK EVERY DAY Strawberry, Vanilla. Maple Nut 30c PINT AND 60c QUART Nut Coal in stock at all times. Inland Empire Lumber Company Our Frigadair Ioe Cream Cabinet freeaes.ice creams and Sher bets hard and in perfect condition all the time and the packages will keep hard a reasonable time. Ph on .'$3l WE SPECIALIZE ON ICE CREAM SUNDAES AND SODAS. MITCHELL DRUG CO. PHONE 101 HARLAN F. STONE ‘‘Opportunity is the only knocker that pecple ate willing to put up with.” | To the busy housewife as to have to i wait nnd wait for the Meat to be de- | llvered, then whehn It does come find It so tough that you can't cook , it. We pride ourselves on the Choice i Meats we sell, prompt delivery and orders carefully filled. Phone 411 HERMISTON MARKET C ity Meat Market •’ FOR THE KIDDIES— ICE CREAM C3NES AND DIXIES Exclusive Representatives of National Builders THIN, MEDIUM OR THICK SLICES. TAKE YOUR CHOICE AND SPECIFY WHAT KIND YOU WANT THERE IS NOTHING SO EXASPERATING For the Unexpected Guest days. ■ «■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■«■■■■■■■■■■■■■miti Take Along The LILY PICNIC PACKAGE NEW SLICING MACHINE Hazelwood Ice Cream Slab Wood for summer use. The a best range fuel for the warmer “ H e Yard af Beit Quality ” H. B. 5ÍWAWJ MGM. DISHES TO WASH SPOONS TO LOSE GLASSES TO BREAK HEAVY PACKAGE TO CARRY HOME. Slicing Meat K nerr’s R epair Shop FUEL ■ ■ NO NO NO NO Hardware Bring in Your Mower¡[Sickles DON'T WORRY. SERVE HAZELWOOD BRICK ICE CREAM FOR DESERT OR REFRESHMENTS—SAVES TIME AND FUSSING. L Each Package contains 35 pices, i lcluding spoons, caps, napkins, plates, *alad dishes, butter trays a n i table cloth— WE GRIND ANYTHING No. 2 Common 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. ■ ■ ■ YOUR OUTING COMPLETELY ENJOYABLE Take Along The Lily Picnic Package ACME QUALITY Cedar Flum e Lumber ■ ■ ■ ■ M AKE Oregon Hardware & Implt. Co. ? a LILY PICNIC PACKAGE Home Cooking All Day O f f Q U A L IT Y is president of Alpha Et* chapter at. Whitman collage. The convention runs five day*. She la expected home next week. Mr*. George Wagner went to Mrs. E. L. Cherry, accompanied by Portland on Tuesday for a brief her daughter, Mildred, left Tue«day visit. for Geneva, Nebraska,- where she was called by reason of the death Sunday Corl Voyen went to Pendleton of her father. W. S. Huston. At Tuesday afternoon on a busineea mis Pendleton Mrs. Cherry Joined her sis sion. ter, Mrs. W. L. Nicholas of Oakland, Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jones of Pen dleton were the guests of friends on J. B. "Butch” Mall is back at the project Sunday. work for the Standard Oil company' A sprig of mint is good with peas again on the truck after an absence or lima beans. J. Leo Clark, prominent ('.airy far from work for several weeks.. He mer of this district, was a business took a "vacation” by having small visitor in Pendleton Friday. pox and was quite 111 for several days. He returned to work Monday T. E. Broyles and daughter Edna morning. IS OUR SPECIALTY were visitors In Hermiston Tuesday HOME MADE PASTRY from Boardman. Mrs. L. C. Dyer Is In Denver, Colo WE SERVE 40c LUNCH FROM rado, where she was called last 11:30 TILL 3 .00 P. M. Mrs. George Sale and children left Thursday by the death of her sister. Sunday for points in Kansas where Fried Chicken, home style, 50c Miss Allce Patterson. Miss Patter they will visit for several weeks. son’s death followed an operation. SHORT ORDERS AT ALL HOURi She visited her sister here a few Open 5:30 to 9:30. Mrs. C. M. Dale left Tuesday morn years ago. Mrs. Dyer will remain ing for Gresham where she will for a brief visit with relatives. spend several days visiting relatives. STORE J E W M IB T O N 't H O U S E The warm weather that ha* pre-! railed for the P«*t several day* ha* made the bathing beach at Umatilla popular with Hermiston residents, and not an evening passes that several carloads of peopl«- do not visit the beach. R. E. Mitchell. Prescription Druggist HERMISTON, OREGON Hermiston Hospital PHONE 131 We can care for you cheaper and give yen better service than you can receive at home. WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF CREAM BUSINESS Whipping Cream______30c Pint Coffee Cream............. 30c Pint Night and Morning Deliveries You can't, get better food than milk and cream. The quality of our products is excellent. We solicit your business. JERSEY DAIRY Jenkins Bros., Props. Hermiston Umatflla Minor Operations Can 3 c Performed Here. Maternity Cases Especially Solicited Phone 39-J HERMISTON, OREGON Subscribe for The Herald--$2.00
