The Hermiston herald., February 10, 1927, Image 4

THE
SHIRTS FOR MEN
H E R M IS T O N
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
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Occunacw ut
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HERALD,
IL E R M IS T O K ,
OBEUOY.
F. B. Swayze was a pualneaa visi­
tor in The Dalles Saturday.
Charles G. Burk was a Portland
visitor early this week.
Neighborhood
Our stock o f Men's Shirts
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Mr. and Mrs. 4- B. Blood of Port­
E'. P. Dodd and F. B. Swayze were land spent a couple of days this week
as guests at the home of Mr. and
n Baker Monday.
Jlrs. F. R. Wright, southwest of
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Biggs and two town. The families were neighbor
uus were Pendleton visitors last when they both lived in ba Grande
Both Mr. Blood and Mr. Wright were
aturday.
then in the employ of the O.-W. R. &
W. E. Saylor, Pendleton realtor, N. Mr. Blood was pensioned last
was a business visitor in Hermiston uiy after 40 years continuous ser­
vice and moved to Portland. "We're
Monday.
uming up again next summer when
vatcrmclons
get ripe.” he said.
Fun? Well the whole community
will be present Saturday night at
the Legion’s "hard times” dance.
Mrs. C. C. Cline8mlth returned j
home last week from Waitsburg. •
Mrs. H. M. Straw and daughters Wash., where she was called to at- j
Elizabeth and Dorothy and Isabelle tend the funeral of her sister, Mrs. '
Dodd were ln Pendleton Saturday.
W. R. Clark of Seattle, whose death
occurred there recently. The body
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Warner, daugh­ was brought to Waitsburg for burial
ter Jane, and Mrs. Mabel Ralph and and laid beside her father and
daughter Betty were Pendleton visi­ mother in the family plot. Mrs.
tors last Saturday.
Clark leaves to mourn her departure
her husband, two sisters and five
R. Alexander was here Wednes­ brothers and many friends and re­
day from Pendleton for a meeting of latives, all of whom were present for
the board of directors of the First the funeral.
National bank.
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NEW PATTERNS
NEW C L O T H
A good selection to choose from
Prices from
$1.95 to $3.45
KINGSLEY’S
H E R M IS T O N
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Methodist church—Sunday school
Mrs. Ida Simmons has returned
it
10:15 A. M. Morning service at
from a visit with Mr. and Mrs. George
Beddow on their ranch near Pendle 11:15 A. M. Subject, "The Sin of
Maioz." Epworth League at 6:30 P.
ton.
M. Evening service at 7:30 P. M.
Subject, "The Passing of the Im-
See this picture Saturday and Sun­
mssible." We will begin our spec-
day at the Playhouse, "The Light
al Sunday evening services every
house by the Sea” featuring Rin-Tln-
vening at 7:30. We invite every-
Tin, the wonder dog. 10-30c.
>ody to the services. If you like to
ting we will need your help. This
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Schiffler anc
neeting is not just for Methodists
Mrs. L. A. Cruikshank of Pendleton
>ut
for everybody who loves to be In
were guests at the home of Dr. and
eligious services. A welcome is ex-
Mrs. F. V. Prime Wednesday.
ended to all. Come. S. Hamrick,
pastor.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lewis of Mik
kalo were guests over the week ent
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Little. The
WASHINGTON POULTRY MAN
members of the two families have
been friends for many years.
DECIDES TO LOCATE HERE
BRING IN YOUR RADIATORS!
W e Fix Them
Like New
K N E R R ’S REPAIR SH O P
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Ethyl Is Here!
J. M. Doyle was here from Ply­
mouth, Washington, Tuesday. Hr | I<>3 Young Takes Lease on 15 Acre
said that recently a snow heavy en­
Ranch of Mrs. Ida Simmons
ough to block the highway fell be- |
tween Pasco and Spokane.
Near Reservoir.
The New Super Fuel Can
now be purchased in Her­
miston at the
Now, in Radio too, Social Prestige
has been established
It's the Only W ay toTell
chassis, u tte r sim plicity o f c o n tro l!
A s a progressive radio sto re we w a n t to
be th e first to tell you a b o u t th e values
we can offer you in th e new FREED-
E IS E M A N N R A D IO Receivers.
W e w an t you to hear th e am azing
new FR EED -EISEM A N N w here it will
be enjoyed — in th e co m fo rt o f your
h om e, u n d e r th e exact co n d itio n s
th a t you will use it d u rin g th e years
to com e.
A t these prices, only in th e N E W
FREED-EISEMANN
will you find th o ro u g h shielding from
o u tsid e interference, pressed steel
This is absolutely without obligation.
D ro p in a n d ch o o se th e set you want
to try, o r ju st call us on th e p hone.
T e rm s m a y be o b ta in e d if d esired .
Price, less Accessories, $65 and up.
A model to suit every taste and pocketbook
If you have worries, put ’em aside
Saturday night and Join the rest oi
Joe Young, a recent arrival in
tile community in having a good time Hermiston, closed a deal early thi:
at the Legion’s "hard times” cos­ week for a lease on the Mrs. Ida
tume dance.
Simmons place northeast of town
iear the Cold Springs reservoir.
J. L. Stork, local blacksmith, i:
Mr. Young said that he has had
| able to be up and around again afte •vide experience in the poultry busi
I an accidet in which he broke a coupli less, and he plans to launch into thi
of ribs. He fell on the basement )tisiness here on as large a scale ar
¡steps at his home.
lossible without delay.
‘I was in the poultry business or
Patients at the Hermiston hosplta
large scale twice near Olympia
include Mrs. Wilson of Boardman .Vasliington,” he said. "The last
Mrs. Gossage of Stanfield and N. A ime I had a 16,000 hen unit. 1
Raymond of Hermiston, all of whom mow the pqultry business is a good
are receiving medical treatment.
juslness, and I believe tills project
las the climate and the right natural
The Methodist Ladles Aid societj onditions to make it one of the fln- SET THE BEST COAL
will meet in the south room of tht st poultry districts any where. Those
church next Wednesday, February ire the reason for my decision tc
\ND DRY WOOD.
16, at 2:30, Plans for the mother! ocate here.”
and daughters banquet which is t<
Mr. Young plans to produce both
be held In the near future will be ggs and chickens for meat. He will WE INSIST ON GETTING THE
—TRY THE HERALD WANT ADS—
completed.
lave White Leghorns, Barred Rocks
ind Rhode Island Reds, the same 3EST COAL POSSIBLE, AND
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Mrs. F. V. Prime entertained al »reeds that he used in his former
bridge at her home Tuesday after >oultry ventures.
HAVE IT READY
noon. Guests to make three table:
The Simmons place has 15 acres.
were present, and prizes were wor Che work of erecting new buildings FOR DELIVERY
by Mrs. E. P. Dodd and Mrs. C. M vill be started without delay by Mr.
Jackson.
foung.
AT ALL TIMES.
I was persuaded to come down
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Embry wh< lere from Yakima where I had been
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left here a short time ago are now li ooking around when I met Charles BY PLACING YOUR ORDER A
Lewiston, Idaho, as guests at th< HcElroy,” Mr. Young said. He heard
home of their son, C. T. Embry, ac­ ne talking about poultry and told me WEEK OR TEN DAYS AHEAD
cording to a letter reoetved from Mr hat the Hermiston country was
Embry by the Herald. They expect | vorld beater for that business. I was IT CAN BE
to be there for some time.
keptlcal about the country and nol
ery much interested, but Mr. Mc­ DELIVERED FROM THE CAR
Roger Morse, county agent of Mor Ilroy would not take no for an ans-
row county, was here Wednesda) ver. so Mrs. Young and I decided to SAVING YOU
working with county Agent Holt ani ome down and look at the country.
N. C. Jamison, dairy extension spec .Ve are both enthusiastic about the
laltst, on the movement to get a dalrj tosslbllitlcs here and plan to have a 50 CENTS
FARM POULTRY
cow testing association started her >ig poultry unit Just as uickly as we
and In the Irrigon nnd Boardman | an develop one. Chickens make PER TON.
PBOVIDES GOOD FOOD FOR THE FAMILY.
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noney when they are correctly hand*
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Materially Yours,
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At the Baptist church Sunday
B I February 13. Sunday school 10 A vith.them to know that I can make
hem produce me a nice profit.”
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B I M. Morning worship, II A. M
B Theme, "Why I Ought to Go tc
B Church.” Evening service. 7:30 P
poultry census is taken only every 10 years. The last cen­ I M. Theme, "How Great Works Bri
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show-il tici._ wc-e in the Unite 1 States 360,000.000 chickens. l i Done.” A cordial welcome to all. A
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They proc’u d 1 6 .0 000.W 0 dozen c.-gs. The year’s production
B J. Ware, pastor.
of chick ns and eggs brought $1,048,000,000.
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Mrs. Catherine Durfey. owner ol
Ninety per cent of this billion dollars goes to farmers or rather
j (he Hermiston hotel, returned the
to farmers’ wives. These good wives spend it for groceries, cloth­
; first of this week from Jaboba Hoi
ing, Url tr. va .¡.In mnehiae», rugs, pictures, books, phonographs.
R. A. BROWNSON, Mgr.
If we should tak the poultry money out of a farm community, the
Springs, California, where she spent
CALL FOR GOOD WHOLESOME
about two and a half months as i
country town merchant» would wonder what had happened to their
business.
i guest of her son.. Jarvis Durfey. •’! FOOD TO START OUT THE DAY IN
never have had such a good time In
Higher labor nnd feed prices, our new r knowledge of the fac­
my life as I had on this visit.” she THE RIGHT MOOD TO GET THINGS
tors making for economical and successful egg production, and an
declared. "Jarvis Is getting along DONE.
increasing demand for a standardised product on the part of the
fine there, likes his work and is as­
consumer arc factors which arc forcing many farm folks to make
sistant
manager.”
adjustments in their flocks. Farm poultry is fast getting down to
W’hat Is more sensible and econom­
to keep in mind the
a more bus;n ss-like basis.
ical than—
fact that in addition to
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Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Peugli will
We have just received a number of booklets giving the results g i leave the latter part of the week for
printing this news*
of several experiment stations and siccessful poultry men, of B their new home near Wapato, Wash
paper we do job work
Hatching, Brooding, Culling nnd F eding, as well as labor saving B |ngtou. where they will farm 12C
of any kind. When
devices in the care of Chickens, Ducks, Geese and Turkeys Cop­ ® acres. A. R. Rcbnuyt in charge of |
ses may be obtained a t the office.
B two Crania that took wagon loads ol
in need of anything
B household goods has already gone.
in this line be sure
B I and a truck will take the remalndei
• ! of their effects either the last of this
Maybe you want Cured Meats. If
a week or the early part of next week.
you do our line of Bacon and Hams
BQOOOOOSea»»o»»»eooaseoe»e
Mrs. Gerald A. White returned to will suit you. If yon want Fresh
Fhone'331
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, Lexington Tuesday evening to re­ Meats you can have a choice of a
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“ The Yard of Beat Qnslity ”
g sume her work‘In the schools th.'re. wide range of offering«.
Come' ¿i ant I
j The schools were dtsmlaed the latter
M. M. STRAW. MGR.
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. part of last week on account of an
renew f i w |
Exclusive Representatives of National Builders Bureau
I epidemic of Influenza, and Mr«. White
time you art
became ill after her arrival here
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BLESSIN G HDW. CO.
For Comfort
NORTON & W ARNER
S e r v ic e S tation
N e w Spring W a sh G ood s
and Economy
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L ivin g Farm Program
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It is a Billion Dollar Cash Crop
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M O R N IN G S
W FA R E SHOWING
In Rayons. Peter Pans, Tinder Bell, Oxford Prints, Miracle Chif­
fon, Novel Sheen, all guaranteed fasst colors, and as the season
is to be Wash Goods Season in the Dainty Shade, you will bo well
to look these oer. All in short length pardage so you will be able
to have fairly exclusive patterns.
We have some Very New and Snappy-Styles in
M e n ’s D ress Sh irts
Priced 31.50 to 53.00. Made in wanted styles. collar attached.
Sport Patterns, priced to move at 61.00.
(SEE WINDOW DISPLAY)
DON’T FORGET WE ARE SELLING
N ic e W in e sa p A p p les
a t 5 0 c p er B o x
All resorted, orchard run— No windfalls in these apples.
Hermiston Produce and Supply
Company
TU M -A -L U M
B R E A K F A S T SPE C IA L
LUM BER
COM PANY
Sausages in tights, 30c
Ham or Bacon Cut to Order
We Want Yon
Corn Beef Boned, 16 cents per pound
Headcheese 20 cents
K raut th at c an 't be beat, 15 cents qi a rt
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