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

THE H EBM ÏSTO y HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON.
I. M. Schannep, county Judge, J. 0.
Hale, county commissioner, and Lee
Shannon, county roadmaster, were
here Friday going over some road
work which Sam Carson wishes .to
see completed to his place.
D o w n G o e s P r ic e s !
H ere are some prices to compare
with what you have been paying
Mrs. F* B. Swayze entertained at
bridge last Thursday afternoon in
Mrs. J. D. Waghorn 1« visiting rel­ honor of Mrs. B. S. Kingsley. Three
atives at Hood River.
tables were in play during the after­
noon, and prizes were won by Mrs.
J. M. Bigg» transacted business in C. M. Voyen and Mrs. J. S. Harvey.
Pendleton last Thursday.
W. L. Hamm was absent from the
Roland Oliver of Pendleton was a bank tor a few days recently. His
business visitor in Hermiston Mon­ vacation was an enforced one and
day.
was takten on account of Illness with
la grippe. Mrs. Hamm was ill at the
W. B. Yeoman has returned from same time, and one of the childrei
Portland where he went last Satur­ also had grippe.
day.
The M. E. ladles' Aid society will
J. DeWilde of Pendleton was here have a sewing on Wednesday after­
Friday looking after some farm land noon, March 16, in the church par­
which he manages.
lor, A pre-Easter bazaar will be
planned for at this time, and a full
Mrs. H. E. Hitt Is the owner of a
attendance of members is urgently
new Thor washing machine which
requested.
was sold to her by W. B. Yeoman.
Memorie Coffee, none better and you save price of the tin, pound 50c
H. & B. Catsup, large bottle 18 cent3................................ - 2 for 35c
Libby’s Silveradle Tomatoes, No 2Vatins .................................... 15c
Premium Tomatoes w ith puree, No 2% tins, 13c
........... 2 for 25c
All Gold Spinach, No 21/ 2 tins, 18c........................................ 2 for 35c
WE ABE HEBE FOE BUSINESS AND WILL TRY AND PLEASE
YOU WITH PEICE AND QUALITY
YOURS FOE SERVICE
KIN G SLEY’S
H E R M IS T O N ,
H O U S E
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Q U A L IT Y A N D s e R V I C I ’
“N in a B lu e ” D e c o r a t e d E n g lish D in n e r w a r e
O N E H A L F R E G U L A R P R IC E
In order to clean up our entire stock of this Genuine
English Dinnerware “Nina Blue” pattern, we will sell
at ONE-HALF PRICE all our remaining stock.
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7 Inch Plates, Regular Price, $3.25 NOW .........
NOW
... 68c
12 In. Platters, Regular Prlee »2.00 NOW ....
»1.00
8 in. Vegetable Dishes, Reg. Price >1.25
ALL OTHER ITEMS PRICED ACCORDINGLY.
This is an exceptional Bargain on Genuine English
Dinnerware and one that you may never have again, so
lay in your supply while our stock lasts.
Frank Bllderback has had his left
hand in a pack for several days dur­
Mr. and Mrs. F. C. McKenzie and
ing the past week on account of a
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Hitt were Pend­
wound inflicted when a corkscrew
leton visitors last Thursday.
slipped and penetrated the hand on ■
the fleshy part of the thumb. The
Alfred C. Koeppen, Pendleton
wound Is healing.
druggist, graced Hermiston with his
presence Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Prindle have
moved from their farm west of the
J. C. Ballenger of Boardman
the
river to property they own in the
transacted business in Hermiston
southeast part of town. They will
Tuesday.
remain h'ere for a few weeks and
then will leave for an indefinite
Howard Cherry has been on
time in California.
Dr. H. C. Curry, the Seattle Eye­
crutches for several days as a re­
sight Specialist, who has made pro­
sult of a fall in which he wrenched
Mr. Swayze visited Mr. Swayze fessional visits to Hermiston for the
the ligaments in hi3 knee.
for a short time Wednesday. The past ten years, and Is known for
principals were Levi Swayze of Mil- good optical work at reasonable
Mrs. Mabel Ralph Is back at work
ton and F. B. Swayze of Hermiston
¡following an illness with grippe The Milton man recently disposed prices will again be at Hotel Her­
miston Tuesday, March 15, for one
j which confined her to her home foi
if his business in Milton and has an day. Eyes examined. Glasses fitt­
several days.
¡dea that he will locate here to go ed.—adv.
into the chicken business He met
Mrs. H. W. Collins of Pendleton
‘he local man of the same name In
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Warner, Mrs.
was here the first part of the week
he course of making the rounds A. H. Norton, Mrs. J. S. Harvey and
as a guest at the home of her sister,
while here
F. D. Callahan were Pendleton vis­
Mrs. E. P. Dodd.
itors Friday
SCHOOL NEWS NOTES
Stanley Campbell submitted to aa
operation at St. Anthony’s hospital
Practice has begun on baseball in
in Pendleton last Friday. His re­
the high school. Because of lack of
covery has been very satisfactory
funds, the boys are to furniBh their
own equipment.
R. O. Horning was here the l itter
part of last week from his home In
Hermiston high school debate
the Grande Ronde valley where he teams were defeated on Friday night
moved last fall.
in Hermiston and in Milton. Th<
OREGON HARDWARE & IMPLEMENT CO.
BRING IN YOUR RADIATORS!
W e Fix Them
Like New
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L iv in g F a rm P ro g ra m
FARM PO ULTRY
PROVIDES GOOD FOOD FOR THE FAMILY.
GIVES SOMETHING TO SELL EACH WEEK.
FITS WITH DIVERSIFIED FARMING.
It is a Billion Dollar Cash Crop
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The poultry census is taken only every 10 years. The last cen­
sus showed there were in the United States 360,000,000 chickens.
Tltey produced 1.6.0.000,000 dozen egg». The year’s production
of chick ns and eggs brought $1,048,000.000.
Ninety per cent of this billion dollars goes to fanners or rather
to farmers' wives. These good wives spend it for groceries, cloth­
ing, lights, washing machines, rugs, pictures, books, phonographs.
If we should tak : the poultry money out of a farm community, the
country town merchants would wonder what had happened to their
business.
THE RIGHT MOOD TO GET THINGS
MRS. JOSEPHINE McKINLEY
Will be here on March 13 and 19
DONE.
What is more sensible and econom­
ical than—
Friday and Saturday of next weok, w ith a full line of Ready-
To-Wear Spring Dresses, Coats and hats. This trill he your oppor­
tunity to select your early summer n^eds and at right prices.
We hope that every lady in this vicinity will call and look this
display over, even though you do n ot want to buy at th is time.
We are sure that you w ill feel repaid in this visit to see what the
spring has to offer, and it should be an advantage to have these
visits brought right to your dcor.
M EAT
Maybe you want Cured Meats. If
you do our line of Bacon and Hams
will suit you. If you want Fresh
Meats you can hare a choice of a
wide range of offerings.
We w ill show in our windows—
Children's and Misses’ Shoes
These are Brownbilt Quality and wc are sure they w ill give good
acoonnt of themselves in wearing service.
City Meat Market
PHONE 131
P e te r P a n P r in ts
Are now being shown
60 cents yard.
For Comfort
Respectfully Urgcs Yra t; ."'tend
Tbrir Special Public
LECTURE
S-A T S TREE
and Economy
Hermiston Produce and Supply
Company
L iv e R ig h t F ro m O u r S to c k
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THE BEST ONLY
Pickles, Cheese, Sauerkraut and
Weiners
Exclusive Representatives of National Builders Bureau
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WEEK OR TEN DAYS AHEAD
NEW BARREL DILLS— GET Y0URRS AT
IT CAN BE
H E R M IS T O N M A R K E T
DELIVERED FROM THE CAR
NO COLLECTION
PHONE F0UR-0NE-0NE
SAVING YOU
Who d o ^ not Ion- for a satisfae'ery solution for earth's pres­
ent unrest a -d dix‘-oss— one wM?h w ill bring peace and happi
nt j to raenhiudf Such n Bo’n‘b n is found in the Bible.
50 CENTS
The lecturer's subject is:
PER TON.
THE WORLD’S ONLY HOPE
G. R. POLLOCK, of New York City
I. 0, 0. F. HALL
Hermiston, Oregon
Fast colors and good serriceab’e fabrics,
These same goods are sold in city stores at Special Reduced
price, 65 cents.
Hermiston Hotel
Tuesday, March 15
THE INTERNATIONAL BIBLE STUB? ITS ASSOCIATION
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D r. H. C . C urry
FOOD TO START OUT THE DAY IN
BY PLACING YOUR ORDER A
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COMING AGAIN!
CALL FOR GOOD WHOLESOME
Miss Maude B. Clinesmith, accom­
EYESIGHT SPECIALIST
panied by Miss Frances B. Folger,
OF SEATTLE
are here ns guests at the home of | ^ ¡ 10 j,Hg maj e professional visits to GET THE BEST COAL
the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Hermiston for 10 years w ill
AND DRY WOOD.
C. C. Clinesmith. They are engaged
again be at the
I In pulpit work for the International
Bible Students association and are
WE INSIST ON GETTING THE
here in connection with the appear­
ance In Hermiston of O. R. Pollock '
BEST COAL POSSIBLE, AND
of rrooklyn who will lecture here |
t 3untl y evening at 7:30 in the Odd
HAVE IT READY
— FOR ONE D A Y -
Fel'-'ws hall on the subject, “The
W eld's Only Ihpe.” he young wo­
EYES EXAMINED
FOR DELIVERY
men have been working in Californ­
GLASSES FITTED
ia and will now be in (he eastern
CHAROES REASONABLE
AT AJLL TIMES.
part of this state for some time.
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Odd Fellows to the number of 18
made a trip to Pendleton Tuesday
night where they attended a session
of the Pendleton lodge.
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We have just received a number of booklets giving the results
of several experiment stations and successful poultry men, of
Hatching. Brooding, Culling and F eding. as well as labor saving
devices in the care of Chickens, Ducks, Geese and Turkeys. Cop­
ies may he obtained at the office.
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M O R N IN G S
About 15 members of the local
Masonic lodge went to Echo Tuesday
night to attend the joint session ol
the lodges of Umatilla, Hermiston,
Stanfield and Echo.
Higher labor and feed prices, our newer knowledge of the fac­
tors making for economical and successful egg production, and an
increasing demand for a standardized product on the port of the
consumer are factors which are forcing many farm folks to make
adjustments in their flocks. Farm poultry is fast getting down to
a more business-like basis.
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subject for debate was "Resolved,
That the cabinet^ system of state
government be adopted In Oregon.’’
Both thle Hermiston teams made a
very creditable showing. The boys
on the teams were: Affirmative.
W. K. Bloom, of Seattle, has been Joe McNaught and John Pace; nega
spending several days this week vis­ tlve, Gerald McKenzie and Vernon
iting with his parents, Mr. aijd Mrs. Harrah.
H. W. Bloom.
There will be a meeting of the
Walter Mitchell, Pendleton grain Parent-Teaclier association at the
i man, was a Hermiston visitor yes­ high
school Thursday afternoon at
■ terday. He was accompanied by 3 o’clock.
s George Stangler.
The junior class had charge of the
Mrs. C. A. Stephenson and little candy sale at the debate. Proceeds
daughter of Perry. Oregon, have been from this were given to the fund
here for several days as guests at for the tennis court.
the home of her parents, Mr. and
M tb . F. R. Wright.
Visitors In the grades this week
were: Mrs. Richards, Mrs. M6G1I1,
The Community elub will hold an Bobby Mitchell and Betty Davis.
Important meeting Tuesday afternoon
at 3 o’clock In the library, and a
The seventh grade has been work­
full attendance of members has been ing hard to obtain reading certifi­
requested.
cates. These certificate» are given
by the county superintendent of
Mrs. Bert Hanellne entertained at tchoolg to those pupils who have read
bridge Saturday afternoon with and reported on ten books. The
guests to make five tables present. pupils who have these certificates
Prizes were won by Mrs. J. M. Biggs, are: Jack H. Lee. Floyd McMullan
Mrs. H. T. Fraser and Mrs. W. W. Catherine McMullan, Helen Wough-
Felthouse.
ter, Weelcy Blessing, Jack Clarke.
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SATISFACTION
GUARANTEED
sto ri
S u b sc r ib e F o r T h e H e r a ld
a Patronize Home Industries, and
when you sell
W HCff£3T£R
M. W. SIMS
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H O NEY LABELS
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SUNDAY, MARCH 13. 7:36 P. M.
LUM BER
Those unable to attend may have the subjeet m atter of the-
otaeoane in a new book entitled ‘'Deliverance,” 384 pages, cloth
bound, for 38c postpaid. Address:
Miss Mande B. Clinesmith,
Route 8. Box 5, Hermhton.
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