The Hermiston herald., October 14, 1926, Image 4

HERMISTON HgBXLD, ITERMTHTOy, OBEüOJT,
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
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SPECIAL!
T H IS
■ F i l i m i G lM n w l H ot .
and There About ik e C ity and
Neighborhood
W EEK
Mr. and Mrs. W illiam G oedecke
and Mrs. K im ball o f P en dleton w ere
here to see the show Saturday. Mr.
G oedecke is in the insu ran ce business.
M. J. B. Jr. C offee
4 5 c P ound
Mr. and Mrs. G eorge C. B aer o f
P en dleton w ere here Satu rd ay to a t ­
tend the show. W hile here Mr. Baer
also conferred with local m en about
land se ttlem e n t work.
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. M urphy and
Mr. and Mrs. Roy T em ple o f P en d le­
ton w ere visitors here Saturday to at
tend the show and to see the P en d le ­
ton-H erm iston footb all gam e.
BANANAS
1 1 c Pound
H. E. Inlow is su p erin ten d en t o f
schools in P en d leton .
H e is not
sm all o f statu re, and du rin g school
days a part o f his en erg y w as w ork­
ed o f f via the course o f a c tiv ity in
football. F or th at reason he en joys
the gam e m ore than those who have
never played it. He w as here Satu r­
day and w atched the P en d leton team
win.
N e w C a lifo rn ia P e t it e
P runes
2 lb s. 2 5 c e n ts
Roy R itner, candid ate fo r jo in t
rep resen tative on the republican tic k ­
et, w as here Saturday in the in terests
o f his cam paign. H e has served for
12 years in the legislatu re, both in
the sen ate and in the house and has
acquired a valuable exp erien ce dur­
ing this period o f service.
Mr.
Kiddle and J. S. N orvell o f H elix,
republican candidate for rep resenta
tive, w ere with Mr. Ritner.
N e w Ita lia n P ru n es
2 lbs. 2 5 c
W e p ay 4 4 c for standard eg g s
Fred E. K iddle, grain buyer, m ill
er and farm er, a candidate for the
o ffic e o f jo in t senator on th e repub­
lican tick et, m et local people Satu r­
day at the show . Mr. K iddle is a
past com m ander o f the A m erican
Legion, departm ent o f O regon, and
has a w ide acquain tan ce w ith people
all over the state by reason o f his
a ctiv ities in the ex-service m en’s or­
ganization .
H is hom e is in Island
City, which is near La Grande.
KINGSLEY’S
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H O U S E
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Q U A L IT Y
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A T IP C O N C E R N IN G
T he M ethodist Aid society w ill
have art all day se w in g a t tl e
hom e of M rs. H arvey S chillings
on W edneaday, O ctobor20- B rin g
thim ble, needles an d scissors.
Be ready to leave th e ch urch a t
10 o ’clock sh arp . L e t’s have a
large a tte n d a n c e a t M rs. Schill­
in g ’s new home.
Y O U R C H IC K E N H O U S E
A n ticip atin g chicken house b u siness for th e late sum m er and
fa ll, we seeurod a com plete stock o f m aterial for th is business
early In the spring. T ills stock has been In the yard for the last
fiv e m onths and is now thorough ly dry.
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T h is gives you a stock th at w ill build an ab solu tely tig h t ch ick ­
en house at the game price as green lum ber w ould cost. You cannot
afford to take a chance on « sin g green lum ber for a chick en
house w h en we w ill gu aran tee th e stock th a t w e fu rn ish not to
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shrink.
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Mr. and Mrs. J . S. H arv ey
e n te rta in e d a t a brid g e p a rty
T uesday ev ening in honor of
Miss E v a R andall. T h re e ta b le s
w ere in play, and p rizes w ere
won by Mr. and Mrs- W. W.
Felthouse and Mr. and M rs. J.
M. Bigg3.
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M ATERIALLY
YOURS
T U M -A-LUM L U M B E R C O .
R, A. Brown son, Mgr.
Phone 111
Mr. and Mrs. Jam es John s w ere
here from P en d leton Saturday to a t­
tend the show .
CANVASS
STATE
BALLOTS
W ashington Republicano Roll 296,0««
and Demócrata 19,422.
Olympia. Wash.—State canvass of
the vote cast In the recent primary
will m eet at th e park Friday, „October
election on those offices for which fil­
2 3 , at 2 :3 0 P. M.
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ings of candidacy are required to be
made with the secretary of state, was
com pleted this week by review and
Mr. and M rs. R. A lex an d er signature by the m embers of the state
w ere h e re o v er th e w eek end as canvassing board, of the compilation
g u e sts a t th e hom e of Mr. and made by Superintendent of E lections j
M rs. E. P. Dodd. Mr. A lex an ­ Charles A. F oster in the office of Sec­
retary of State J. Grant Hinkle.
d e r recom m ended th a t all re ­
The resulta will now be certified by
publicans vote th e tic k e t s tr a ig h t Secretary of State H inkle to the va­
th is y e a r in O regon,
rious county auditors for the prepara­
tion of the general election ballots.
The canvassing board con sists of Sec­
Rev. and M rs. S- H am rick and retary of State Hinkle, State Auditor
ch ildren a re now re sid e n ts o f ' C. W. Clausen and State Treasurer W.
H erm iston. They m oved h e re O. Potts.
from Hood R iver. Rev. H a m -| Total republican vote was 255,066
and the dem ocrats polled 19,422. The
rick is p a sto r o f th e M ethodist judicial ballot brought the heaviest
Episcopal church and succeeds vote with 270.891.
T h e N eighborhood clu b park board
Rev. H enry Y oung w ho e x c h a n g ­
ed p u lp its w ith Rev. Hamrick.
R e g u la r services will be held
S unday a t th e M ethodist E p is­
copal church. S unday school a t
10:30, p re a c h in g a t 11. In th e
aftern o o n a t 3 o ’clock a S unday
school
rally
fo r six S u n d ay
schools in th is d is tric t will be
held in th e church. Y o u n r peo­
p le ’s m e e tin g a t 7:30.
W ashington Football Team W ins
Portland, Ore.—The U niversity of
W ashington football team proved too
much for the U niversity of Oregon
team, outplaying the Eugene squad
in the second half. The final score
was W ashington 23, Oregon 9. Port­
land's new civic stadium was dedicat­
ed just prior to the Oregon-W ashing­
ton football gam e with brief but im ­
pressive cerem onies.
H EAR!
S E N A TO R S T A N F IE D T O
S P E A K IN H E R M IT O N
A sw in g around
w ill be m ade by
U m atilla
S en ator
cou n ty
R obert N.
S tan field in the interest o f h is candi
dacy o n
T uesd ay,
O ctober 19.
He
w ill d iscu ss the U m atilla R apids
and
rrigation problem s in
h is
SENATOR
STANFIELD
Repairing
A 1000 p e r c e n t In v estm en t
T h a t ’« t h e w a y t o lo o k a t p a in tin g — a s a n in v e s t m e n t , n o t
a n e x p e n s e . L o o k a r o u n d y o u a t t h e h o u s e s g o in g t o r a c k
a n d ru in . W h a t i s d oin g' i t ? T h e w e a th e r . T h e r e is o n l y
o n e d e f e n s e a g a in s t w e a t h e r a n d t h a t i s p a i n t . B u t p a in t,
lik e w e a th e r , i s o f m a n y k in d s . B e w a r e o f t h e fa ir w e a th e r
p a in t. I t d o e s n o t p io t e e v , i t o n ly d e c e iv e s . B u y a p a in t
th a t h a s p ro v ed it s s ta y in g p o w er.
SW P (S h erw in -W illiam s H o u se
P ain t, Prepared) has a fifty-year
recoel. Its ingredients are what
experience baa proved to be most
efficient In protecting property. It
puts an armor between your
buildings and the elements and
also adds beauty and cl e a n li nes s.
Oregon Hardware & Implement Co.
Q u e e n Q u a lity S h o e s a re
On the Umatilla
From there he will co m e to H erm is­
ton w here he w ill sp eak at 9 . H is
Stan field sp eech w ill b e m ade at 10
o ’clock .
H e w ill alsd speak at E ch o, at P en
d leto n at n oon , A thena, W eston , M il
ton, Freew ater and th e n return to
P en dleton for a sp eech in th e even
ing at 7:30 at the A lta theatre.
Poisoning Husband Charged to Widow
Tillam ook, Or.— Mrs. Eva N. Mc­
Gee, widow of Dr. W. G. McGee, who
died August 17 under circum stances
regarded as suspicious, was arraigned
in circuit court here on an indictm ent
charging first degree murder by ad
m inistration of poison. The indict
ment followed an autopsy performed
by Dr. Robert L. Benson, Portland
pathologist.
Q u een Q uality Fall S h ad es in th e W anted Lasts for th e Ladies.
C h ild ren and M isses S h o es in Brown B uilt Q u ality.
Rapids
Tues., Oct. 19
A t U m a tilla -8 A. M.
T h e se have p roven their w earin g qu ality and sty le as w ell.
Y o u w ill find the new sh a d es and a good variety o f 9izes at
lar p rices.
A t Herm iston—9 A . M .
New Blazers for the Children
Sizes 8 to 16.
A t S ta n fieid -10 A . M .
See W indow Display
A t Pendleton~7:30 P. M.
M en ’s L eath er C oats at
C lose O ut Prices
A lta T heatre
W H O ’S W H O T O D A Y
Just lo o k th em o v er and w e w ill m ake th e p rice right i f you
can
u se th em .
Hermiston Produce and Supply
Company
BUR-BEE
— READ TH E WANT ADS—
$ 5 0 0 fo r
H e w ill sp eak at U m atilla at 8 a.m
W e carry for sale in bulk or fan cy
boxes
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$ 5 0 fo r
Painting
h e r e in all the N e w S ty le s
T alk
sp e e c h e s
in th e w est en d o f the county.
Which?
HIGH GRADE CHOCOLATES
A lm on d Crisp
Spanish Cluster
M altricious C rem es
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I t y o u are not already a Custom er
w e w an t you to g iv e u s an order then
you w ill be.
H ig h est Grade M eat, han d led In a
san itary, M odern M arket, is th e kind
we se ll, and at lo w est prices alw ays.
L et u s f ill your n ext MEAT order.
City Meat Market
PH O NE 111
W atcA this space for
next week
—Som ething th a t w ill
interest you.
THE NEW
W IN T E K
RED CkOWN
T H E JER SEY
D A IR Y
M ilk and Cream for eale at all
tim es. B oth m ornin and even -
n ln g deliveries.
R outqs In H er­
m iston and U m atilla.
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H o m e C ooking
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H e r m isto n H o sp ita l
IS OUR SPECIALTY
HOME MABE PASTRY
X.
WE SERVE 40c LUNCH FROM
11:30 TILL 3:00 P.
Fried Chicken, home style, 50c
W ILD TO GÇY
H ER M ISTO N M A R K E T
BURK If A J KN KINS
SHORT ORDERS AT ALL HOUR!
Open 6 :30 to 9 :30.
R EX C A F E
We can care for yon cheeper and giv? yon better service than yon
can receive a t home.
P rices
$4 per day inetudin g general care, board and room .
“Ask a patient who has been there”
M aternity C ases E specially Solicited
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