TUB HBBMIgTOJt HERALD. H E glC W O K , OBEGOH.
one. he likes to grow them, and he I of the Portland chamber, will come
admitg that he would rather eat them from Portland. They will be ac­
than do almost anything else.
companied by Geo. C. Baer, secretary
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
of the Pendleton Commercial asso­
■ BREVITIES •
Mr. and Mrs. M L. Watson and ciation, and Fred Bennion, county
O t t ir w r . t t l iu n a t GlMiwd Her.
aad TX»r. About th . CU» u .
son Earl left Tuesday morning tor agent.
N^cbbarbuod
points in Idaho oa a vacation trip of
The vleit at this time will be made
about ten day«. They planned to chiefly for the purpose of giving Mr.
T. O. Pond was here from Uma- visit in Boise and t0 stop at other Foster an opportunity to see and
iilla Wednesday.
citlee in the southern part of the examine the landg before he goes
state. During their absence, Mr. back to the middle west on a field
here Watson's place as Ice delivery man trip to visit personally farmers there
S. R. Cooper of Stanfield
is being taken by Bert Hanellns.
who have indicated an interest in
Tuesday on business.
Oregon as a prospective settling
“I thought I had seen really big place. W G. Ide, manager of the
Mrs. H. J. Bean of Echo was a wheat fields In Oregon, but when land settlement department, will be
the train on which we rode back to here early In August to continue his
Hermiston visitor Tuesday.
Mackinaw Island through the west­ study of the land here. After hi?
W. B Hamilton of Echo transact­ ern part of Canada spent one night visit It is expected that a definite
ed business In Hermiston Wednesday, and most of two days going through plan of procedure for settlement
one continuous wheat field I chang­ work as it affects this district will
Mrs. John Denney of Echo was ed my mind.” This was one of the be adopted and followed.
comments made by Miss Agnes Little
here Wednesday for a short time.
of Hermiston, daughter of Mr. and
Viewer» Are Appointed
Mrs. Hewitt of Echo was a Her­ Mrs. Frank Little, to friends after
C.
S.
McNaught and H. M. Straw
her
return
last
Friday.
She
attend­
miston visitor Wednesday.
ed the notional convention of her were appointed viewers for the pro­
.Lee Savely plans to start cutting sorority as a representative of the posed road running in an easterly
his second crop of hay next Monday. chapter at Whitman.
direction ovt of Hermiston along the
canal. The appointment was made
Dr. M. S. Kern of Pendleton was
Mr. and Mrs. E E. Powell (Melba
Callahan) entertained with a bridge last Friday by the county court. The
•» visitor in Hermiston Tuesday.
party in the Mary Jane Tea Shoppe proposed road was petloned for by
A. E McFarland transacted busi­ at Hotel Corlls last Friday evening. Charles Brlerly and others.
ness here Wednesday. He is from Roses were used to decorate the tea
Umatilla.
room and the main dining room
where refreshments were served.
Boardman Is home to Charles Dil­ Prizes were won by Miss Clara Bry­
lon, but every once In a while he ant, F. C. McKenzie and Mrs. F. C.
-omes to Hermiston. He was here McKenzie. The guests Included Mr.
IS OUR SPECIALTY
Monday.
and Mrs W. J. Warner, Mr. and
HOME MADE PASTRY
Mrs. Earl Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. A.
S. E. Keiser, of Pendleton, district , H. Norton. Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Dodd, WE SERVE 40c LUNCH FROM
11 :3 0 TILL 3 :0 0 P. M.
distributor of Marcell’s Miracle Min­ Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Fraser, Mr. and
eral will be at Hotel Hermiston all Mrs. F. C. McKenzie, Mrs. Mabie
Fried Chicken, home style, 50c
lay Saturday, July 17, 1928.— Adv. Ralph. M I rs Clara Bryant and the
SHORT ORDERS AT ALL HOUR!
host and hostess.
Open 5 :3 0 to 9 :3 0 .
Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Swa7ze return­
ed last Friday from Camp Sherman i j . W. MESSNER IS BETTER
where they spent a week In their
summer home.
FOLLOWING OPERATION
FEATURES OF
Jantzen
Bathing Suits
, ¿p*
•>» J,«.*
Bow Trunk Pattern, Non-Rip
Crotch Piece.
The Jantzen slitch will stretch
double its length and spring
back to perfect shape.
MADE FROM 100 PER
CENT PURE
VIRGIN WOOL
Home Cooking
The suit that changed bath­
ing to swimming.
KINGSLEY’S
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H O U S E
H E R M I S T O N ’S
O F
Q U A L IT Y
REX CAFE
Mrs. Frank Bllderback left last
J. w. Messner Is recovering satl3-
Frlday morning for Portland and factortly after an operation that
points on the beach where she 'will was performed la|pt week; when a
spend a vacation visiting.
big blood clot was removed from his
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, left leg near the knee. The opera-
Mrs. J. L. Sears and Mrs. J. S. Har- y on was performed by Dr. Sears,
vey entertained at breakfast and a ( Mr. Messner was Injured two weeks
bridge party last Friday at the Sears ago when a car ran Into him. The
home. Five tables were in play, and bruise he suffered on his knee re­
prizes were won by Miss Bryant and suited In a big clot forming. Re-
Mrs, Jack Waller.
j ports are to the effect that he will
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1 be able to be up within a short time.
Charlotte and Betty Ralph and
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Neva and Dora Richards returned GRASS FIRES BURN TWO
Sunday from Pendleton where they
HAY STACKS AND WEEDS
have been attending a special session
of St. Joseph’s academy for two
Two grass fires have occurred
weeks.
near Hermiston during the past week.
The first dance given by the Her­ One was northwest of town last Fri­
miston post of the American Legion day, and the other was on the
for four weeks will be given Satur­ Bailey and Schilling properties just
day night In the auditorium. Fletch­ south of town Wednesday.
The blaze last Friday got out of
er’s orchestra of Pendleton will be
control for a time and some appre-
her« to furnish the music.
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I henslon was felt for a couple of
The little son of W. O. Whitsett., jlouaes)j but fire fighters from town
submitted to an operation for the and adjoining farms responded
removal of the index finger on his qu)ckly and managed to extinguish
-ight hand this week. The little fe l-|1he blazes. Two stacks of hay were
low suffered Injuries to the hand burned.
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recently when It was
caught o in
Wednesday’s blaze did practically
cream separator.
no damage, though the fire was close
to the C. E. Schilling residence when
Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Warner extinguished. Both fires started
>f Pendleton were In Hermiston a near the railway right of way.
■hort time Saturday while en route
to Portland where lie went to attend STUDY OF LOCAL LANDS
the state meeting of the republican
WELL BE MADE TOMORROW
organization. He served as tempo­
rary secretary of the body.
A N D S fR V IC t’
Give Your W ife a Rest
Buy Box Wood for Summer Fuel. She won't have to use the ax
on this. Place your order« now fo ■ thia fuel and It will be de­
livered out of the next car—a savin; to you of the drayage.
THE FLIES ARE COMING
Are your screen doors In good repair? At thy> price of our
screen doors, It does not pay to bother with old doors.
MATERIALLY YOURS
TUM-A-LUM LUMBER CO.
R. A. Brownaon, Mgr.
Phone 111
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SPECIAL
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In Sets of Five
Regular Price $1.25
SPECIAL PRICE
FOR ONE WEEK
Beginning Saturday, July 17
79c
Oregon Hardware & Implt. Co.
The Season for Iced Tea
and Iced Coffee is Here
and to fully appreciate these cold drinks we should have on’y the
best quality of Tea and Coffee to sta t with.
Chase & Sanborn Orange
Peekoe Tea
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will meet this quality demand and
Seal Brand Coffee
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Is Standard of First Quality Coffee. You will make no mistake
in calling for these brands of Tea and Coffee.
GOV. A VICTOR D0NAHEY
“In most ‘bumper crops' it's the
price that bumps the farm er.’’
CHASE & SANBORN QUALITY IS A GUARANTEE OF QUALITY
THERE IS NOTHING SO
EXASPERATING
To the busy housewife as to have to
wait and wait for the Meat to be de­
livered, then whehn it does come
find it so tough that you can’t cook
It. We pride ourselves on the Choice
Meats we sell, prompt delivery and
orders carefully filled.
Hermiston Produce aud
Company
City Meat Market
PHONE 131
Field Man of Portland Chamber of
Mr. and Mrs. R. Alexander were
Commerce to See Lands w ith
here from Pendleton on Sunday and
Monday as guests at the home of
Pendleton Men.
Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Dodd. They
came down specially for the birth- ( A v|s(t to Hermiston and over
day anniversary of their granddaugh- Iandg that wln receive water from
ter Ruth Dodd who celebrated her McKay reservoir will be made tomor
row ‘ by representatives of the Port­
eighth birthday Sunday.
land Chamber of Commerce and some
■‘I'm going to have ripe water pPn(j)eton men
melons within two weeks,” was the j p 0 Glgnoux, assistant agricul-
ronfldent prediction made Wednes- tural specialist of the Union Pacific
day by J. T. Embry, while in town. System, and Arthur Foster, field man
Mr. Embry likes to talk about m el-1 of the land settlement department
g Cedar Flume Lumber i ■
| A new stock on hand for your ■
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flumes and repairs
No. 2 Common
■ Ask us to show you our stock of
S
No. 2 Common
1 Good serviceable material for cheap
■ construction. May be used in a
: surprising number places in your
S building operations, at a substant-
“ ■ ial saving.
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5 Slab Wood for summer use. The £
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Phon. 311
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“ H e Yard of Best Qaality”
M. M. ST«A W
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Excluirá Representatives of National Builders Bureau
LIVESTOCK
You can't get better food than
milk and cream. The quality
of our products Is excellent. We
solicit your business.
WANTED
JERSEY DAIRY
Jenkins Bros., Props.
Hermiston
Um atilla
Phone 411
OUR ENTIRE STOCKS
5
FUEL
S Nut Coal in stock at all times.
W hipping Cream.............30c P int
Coffee Cream................. 30c F in t
N ight and Morning D eliveries
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WE MAKE A SPECIALTY
OF CREAM BUSINESS
Victor
Y
Records
HERMISTON
MARKET
WHEN PURCHASED IN LOTS OF FIVE OR MORE
HALF PRICE!
Our entire stock of New Mechanically Recorded VICTOR RECORDS. This includes a ll Victor Black
Label Records up to Number 19680.
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Remember th a t there is a large stick of m echanically recorded Victor records here and th at you can
buy any of them at half the listed prices if you purchase five or more.
A ll These Are included:
Regular
Regular
Regular
Regular
75c •
$1.25
$1.00
$1.50
10-inch Black Label
12-inch Black Label
• 10-inch Blue Label
> 12-inch Blue Label
Records
Records
Records
Records
Those who wish to purchase records singly or In lota of less than flve may also do so now at a sub­
stantially reduced prices, as follows
Regular 75c records 48e. the 81 00 records 66c. the 81.85 grades
88c, and |1.50 records 98c. Make ymr selections early. (Electrically recorded records arc not Included.)
NO PHONE ORDERS!
Hermiston Hospital
We can care for you cheaper and give you better service than you
r i oan receive at home.
Minor Operations Can Be Perfornmd Here.
Maternity Cases Especially Solicited
Phone 3 S 4
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