The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984, August 19, 1926, Image 2

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    Published every Thursday at Her-
Balaton, Umatilla County, Oregon by
Joseph 8. Harvey, editor and man-
agar.
Entered ae second class matter
P sea m ber, 1908. at the poetofflce at
materially higher total la 1127 than
they were thia year.
More and more, local people are
becoming convinced that asparagus
Is a mighty satisfactory aideline
crop on the project. The satisfac­
tion with the crop undoubtedly will
lead to further expansion In acre­
age next spring.
Hermiston, Umatilla County, Oregon
Subscription Kates
Ona Tear __ ____ __________ »2.0«
Six Mont h a ......... ......................... »l.Ot
(Payable In Advance)
ASPARAGUS BIDES HIGH
The settlement secured on this
year's shipments of asparagus by the
Umatilla Project Growers' Associa­
tion from the Three Rivers Growers
association which did the marketing
Job wag very satisfactory, according
to remarks made by local growers.
The price was »1.45 per 12 pound
box to the association. Aftes de­
ductions for handling, brokerage and
boxes were made growers still had
an average price of »1.17 per box,
or nine and three-fourths cents per
pound for the crop.
Not so bad! The men who have
gone to the expense of putting li
beds and caring for them are feeling
pretty good over this year’s opera
tlons. They are also looking into
the future with the expectation of
doing better. Practically all of the
local beds are young and can not
be cut closely. Another year will
show a much larger yield than was
secured this season, and even If the
price should be lower, tl«e added
volume Is almose sure to bring gross
receipts from the spring shoots to a
it new blood among merchants in-
llcatee growth and progress the
vorld will do well to keep an eye
,n Pendleton. The past few weeks
lave developed a number of changes,
tnd the Round-up city Is showing a
brand of confidence stronger than it
has had since war days.
Times do change. Not many years
ago a kid could get lost In the
woods and no one much except par­
ents got wrought up about It. But
lackle Strong made a lot of front
pages and had thousands of people
interested in his case. How about
contracts, now
Nice little shower we had.
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist
Episcopal church will hold an Ice
cream, sherbert and cake sale Sat­
urday afternoon, August 28. Ord­
ers may be telephoned to Mrs. J. 8.
West and deliveries will be made
to the homes. The place of the sale
will be announced next week.
A fter Death
Carcasses of diseased fowls should
never be thrown where chickens or
hogs can get them, as there is much
greater danger of severe Infection
from eating tuberculous or otherwise
diseased organs of a dead fowl than
from other sources.
NO GUESSING
Even inexperienced buyers can tell that
our prices are fair, because w t have
an unerring method by which they
themselves can determine the age and
value of any D odge B rothers Used
Car in our stock. F acts are better
than guesses.
Who si the crank in your car? Do
you “take it easy" w hile your bat­
tery cranks your car or does your
battery “take it easy’’ w hile you
crank your c a rl
If your batteiy has you B L U i’FED
then it needs our attention.
--If you’re good at guessing
W e Recharge,
Repair and Rebuild
all makes of
Storage BaLe.-ie
WOULDN’T you like to have a dandy pair of DAY’S tailored
Trousers—a fine pair of Golf Knickers--or an attractive pair of
Breeches like those shown in our window? Of course you would!
Here’s the easy way to fet teem.
In the first place we sell a great many pairs of DAY’S Trousers,
Knickers and Breeches every year. We can’t tell you exactly how
many--because we want you to guess.
Schimke Battery Mauen
But— there’s a clue in our window display—a clue th at is going
to make it easy for you to guess just how many we do sell.
If you’re a good guesser-yon may be fortunate eflough to win
one of the prizes we are offering. Here’s your chance to get a
pair of Trousers, Knickers or Breeches free.
NORTON & W ’ .
GAS STÄ
FIRST PRIZE-One pair DAY’S Trou­
sers,Knickers or Breeches value $10.00
SECOND PRIZE—One pair Day’s Trou­
sers,Knickers or Breeches, value $7.50
THIRD PRIZE-One pair DAY’S Trou­
sers, Knickers or Breeches, value $5.00
HAS FOR SALE
U nion G asoline
THE FUEL FOR MOTOR CARS
THAT GVTES GOOD MILEAGE
—Also—
The only rule of the contest is th at you must see the window
display and enter your guess at our store. You do not have to
make a purchase. Anyone may enter except our own employes.
We particularly invite the ladies to participate in this contest,
F R. SCHILER. PENDLETON, 0 R E 3 0 N
J. G. PEARSON, BLACK AND WHITE GARAGE
Hermiston, Oiegon
A risto M o to r O il
THAN WHICH THERE IS NO
BETTER
A share o f your business w ill
D A Y ’S tailored TROUSERS
KNICKERS and BREECHES
are as fine as any made!
A U SE -D C AR IS ONLY A S □ B P E -N D A B L &
A S THE- D E A L E R W HO SE -L L 5 IT
D o m estic L aundry
be appreciated
DRIVE UP TO THE CURB
You’ll be snrprised when you learn how many pairs of these
garments were sold in this city last yeaa. The reason is simple—
DAY’S Trousers are QUALITY garments.
With the approach of hot weather our service In taking care
of your laundry worries has an added appeal ihnt can hardly be
resisted by the family In which the health nnd well being of the
housewife receives consideration. For a nominal charge all the
drudgery of wash day and Ironing day can be banished from your
home and done by us with the moat modern machinery possible to
buy.
That—
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CANCER SPECIALIST
Made here in the Northwest-.by skilled Union Workers—they
represent the best in style, workmanship, fabric and value.
ABRAM METHOD
OF BLOOD TESTING AND TREATMENT
We suggest that you come in and see DAY’S Trousers when
you make your guess.
Dr. B. B. Brundage
PENDLETON, OREGON
Our S erv ice is
Satisfactory
STARTS FRIDAY, A U G U S T 20
KINGSLEY’S
la proven by the large llet of satisfied customer« we aarve every
week la thia territory. We welcome new customere.
Whether It Is finishing work, rough dry work or Thrlf-T- Ser­
vice you seek, you are bound to be satisfied If the old reliable
Domestic Laundry handles It.
LET US RECONDITION
YOUR MOTORS
H E R M I 3 T O N S H O U S E O F Q U A L IT Y A N D S E R V IC E *
SHOES FOR
MEN
Domestic Laundry Inc.
Wm. Shaar, Agent
A CRANK
P [ | F | i TROUSERS
L U L h KNICKERS
I l I L k breeches
Phone 461
NAP-A-TAN
BUCKHECT
W e have up-to-date equipment
for this work.
PUBLIC SALE
Knerr's Repair Shop
M onday, A u g. 2 3
Subscribe for The Herald~$2.00
At my ranch near Boardman, Ore.
THE NEW DOCTOR
Starts Promptly at 2 p. m.
D r . D a v id S. R o w e
TRADE BUILDERS
All Guaranteed
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If any of these shoes rip bring
it to our Shoe Repairing
Plant and have it sewed w ith­
out cost.
CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIAN
SH EEP-
54 YEARLINGS
36 FOUR YEAR OLDS
50 EARLY LAMBS
A BUCKS
W E DO SHOE REPAIRING
OF ALL KINDS WHILE
YOU WATT
Pendleton Shoe
Shop
C o n quering L im itations
OHN MF.RCERKAITS stage coach lumbered its creaking
way from New York to Philadelphia in a day and a half,
in 1771, and was considered so fast that it was called "The
Flying Machine.” When »ream came into use, there were the
"Comet,” the "Thunderbolt” and similar names, suggesting
the attainment ol the axe-old need—speedy messengers.
Man’s effort to overcome the limitations ol time and dis­
tance finally put electricity to work, and it became hit swiftest
message bearer.
Halt a century ago Bell invented the telephone. It is more
than a messenger, for it has been developed to carry man’s
spoken words for great distances with the swiftness of light.
Through its wizardry space is conquered with the speed of
thought itself.
J
HORSES—
BAY GELDING, 8 YRS. OLD,
1600 Pounds.
BAY GELDING, 11 YRS. OLD
1450 Pounds.
BAY MARE. 5 YEARS OLD
1300 Pounds.
643 Main St„
Pendleton, Oregon
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Coining Again!
Dr. H. C. Curry
MISCELIANEOUS—
18 PULLETS
1 PIG
160 RODS WOVEN WIRE FENCE
160 POSTS
EYESIGHT SPECIALIST
OF SEATTLE
I
is now permanently located in
FARM EQUIPMENT—
1 MOWER, NEARLY NEW
1 KAKE
-I.
1 CREAM SEPARATOR
WAGON. HARNESS
1 SINGLE HARNESS. BUGGY
ONE T STACKER WITH BLOCK
AND LINE
HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES—
1
2
2
2
1
1
3
2
1
2
RANGE, 1 HEATING STOVE
IRON BEDSTEADS
SPRINGS
MATTRESSES
DAVENPORT WITH MATTRESS
SEWING MACHINE
TABLES, 6 CHAIRS
CUPBOARDS
CHIFFONIER
ROCKING CHAIRS
who has made professional visits to
Hermiston for the past twenty years TERMS: Purchases Under $10 CaakOver $10
will again be at the
Approved
Bankable Notea at 8 per cent Accepted.
HERMISTON HOTEL
T he P a cific T elephone A nd T elegraph C ompany
•E L L SYSTEM
One Po/foy - One S y ite m - V n lv e m l Service
Wed., August 25
E. K. MULKEY, Owner
FOR ONE DAY ONLY
Byes Examined, Olgseep
Chara*» Reasonable.
Fitted,
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Boardman *
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Oregon
H E R M IS T O N
I am a graduate of the highest standing Chiropractic College In
the world.
Maintained a successful y iv a te practice In Portland.
A state licensed Chiropractic Physician.
I employ the follow ing methods
ELECTROTHERAPY
DIETETICS
CHIROPRACTIC
MASSAGE
RADIANT LIGHT AND HEAT
YOUR SPINE IS THE BOROMETER OF YOUR HEALTH
Bodily functions depend on mental impulses— thorugh the spine.
Chiropractic removes the cause.
Consultation Always Free
NOTICE
UNTIL SEPTEMBER 15, ANY ONE BRINGING ONE OF MT
ADVERTISEMENTS FROM THE HERMISTON HERALD WILL
BE GIVEN A FREE SPINAL EXAMINATION.
CHIROPRACTIC ADDS YEARS TO LIFE AND LIFE TO YEARS.
Office at Hotel Corlis
Hoar»: 10:00 A, X. to 8 P. X. and by appointment.