THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON,
LOCAL AND
H ere are Som e
M oney Savers
A good four-tie Broom at 39c.
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a m M o f U t a r e e t O lie e e il Beee
and T h -r a A b out <he««va«l
N e lsh b o rh ed l
Mies Margaret Waterman was
visitor In Pendleton Saturday.
This Is a knockout.
We are offering Royal Club Jell Powder three parages for 28c.,
and guarantee It to please you. It net satisfied after a trial bring
back the carton and get a package of Jello Free, that I know will
please you.
"We have 1(00 baby chicks out at
the farm, and they are growing
mighty fast," said C. E. Sawln while
In Hermiston Monday. He has a
farm west of the river not far from
the golf links.
IRRIGON NEWS ITEMS
The following is the program to he
given at the commencement exercises
on Saturday evening, at Irrigon for
the graduating class of the high
J. S. White of Irrigon was a busi school.
WE ABE GETTING SEVERAL HOME GROWN VEGETABLES
ness visitor In Hermiston Monday.
Song, “America” ................. Audience
NOW. SO LOOK OVER OUR LINE AND SEE HOW GOOD THEY
invocation ..................... Rev. Hamrick
ARE.
J. M. Biggs and J. W. Keller were Vocal Solo ............ ?.....Ralph Benefiel
Have you tried that 40 cent Coffee? If not, why not. It Is a
wonder for the money and you don’t know what you are missing.
In the Willamette valley Vriday and Saxaphone Duet .................................
Richard Kraus, Edward Houghton
Saturday on business.
And look at the price, only 40c.
Vocal Duet ..........................................
Violet Knight, Athol Benefiel.
Miss Lois Jackson submitted to an Address ..........................Rev. Hamrick
operation for the removal of her ton Vocal Solo............................ Lyle Sallng
sils Saturday at St. Anthony hospital. Presentation Diplomas ..Supt. Kraus
IS GOING STRONG AND NEEDS NO BOOSTING ONCE YOU
Mrs. Tommy Jones spent the week
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HAVE TRIED IT.
Dr. and Mrs. J. L. Sears were In end in Portland.
A number from here attended the
Pendleton Friday morning. Dr. Sears
performed an operation for Mrs. S. H. oelebration on Tuesday at the open
ing of McKay reservoir.
Barnard.
R. J. Kraus and children of Che-
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halls,
Washington, visited with Prof.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Alexander of
Kraus the first of the week. The
Pendleton
have
been
here
this
week
H E R M IS 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 '
as guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. visitors were on their way to Ply
mouth, Idaho, where they formerly
E. P. Dodd.
resided.
Phyllis Renno Is leaving the first
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Sears of Salem of the week for her home at Bend
are here as guests at the home of where her folks live. Miss Rnno is
their son. Dr. J. L. Sears. They plan one of the graduates of our high
to be here for about a fortnight.
school, having taken her fourth year
work here this year.
Bess Lamoreaux has returned from
A business meeting of the Ladies
Aid society of the Methodist Episco ia business trip to Portland.
The "old" melon association met
pal church will be held in the church
parlors Wednesday afternoon. May In business seslon on Monday even
ing. The organization is handling
ia.
the produce from a larger acreage
than ever before and anticipates a
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Guenther and very successful season.
baby of Newberg,' Oregon, were here
Prof. Kraus and family are leaving
the first of the week as guests of re the latter part of next week for
latives. They visited Mr. and Mrs. Tualatin, Oregon, where Mr. Kraus
J. M. Biggs and Mrs. Gould and then has been elected principal of a
went to Gateway.
large high school with an attendance
of eighty high school students. The
Herb Shesely started painting the school employs four high school
new big barn recently built by Tony teachers and four grade teachers.
n
Vey on the Vey ranch up Butter Mr. Kraus served as principal of
creek. Some other painting work on this school for two years some time
buildings on the ranch will also be ago, consequently it will be like “go
ing home” to return to this school at
done.
Tualatin.
The board at Irrigon have not thus
Governor and Mrs. Patterson were far elected a principal of the school
in Hermiston for a short time Tues for next year.
day Afternoon. They came from
Pendleton where the governor spoke
Wednesday at noon with Geo. C. GIRL CLUB MEMBERS ARE
Baer and Dr. F. W. Vincent. Their
HOSTESSES TO MOTHERS
car had been left here, and they
started Immediately on the drive back
The girls of the Columbia sewing
to Salem.
club entertained their mothers and
members of the Neighborhood club
The damage to wheat by the recent Saturday afternoon. May 7, at the
freeze is showing up in spots, Cecil home of Mrs. Ray Goode.
ON WEIGHT AND TEST—
Curl said In Pendleton the other day.
A health program had been arran
“I haven’t a field that show’s any ged by Mr?. Wilson and Mrs. Good,
material damage, but my father has as follows. The girls responded to
some wheat that suffered quite a roll call by giving health slogans.
lot. I think a lot of the plants that Several good club yells were given
A. M. SUNSTRUP, PROP.
■ have been killed will send up shoots by the girls. The following program
that will hiake wheat."
of talks was given:
Rules for Health......... Ruth Wilson
The
Clean Way ............Dorcas Lynch
Domestic fowls are not the only
Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Gaither
Pendleton visitors last Friday.
Old Rye Makes a Speech ............
..................... ..........Lois Hutchison
Little Johnnie Green..Philllp Wilson
May Day .................. ..Francis Keller
Mary’s Garden ...............Mary Wilson
Mrs. Keller and Mrs. Hutchison
each gave a reading.
Health songs by the sewing club
finished the program after which an
hour was pleasantly spent playing
games. Several good contests brought
forth peals of laughter. Last but
not least were the lovely cakes made
by the girls themselves and served
with ice cream. About 30 people
were present.
DON’T FORGET
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T e n n is R a c k s
Just received a complete line In
price range and best quality. Fine
balance, well made. Best quality at
each price.
Ask to see the new—
Packed in sealed tin tubes. The
livest tennis hall that Is always freslr.
L aw n M ow ers
Mitchell Drug Co.
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CREAM
M O R N IN G S
FOOD TO START OUT THE DAY IN
THE RIGHT MOOD TO GET THINGS
DON?
What id more sensible and econom
ical than—-
! Bring it to your Home Creamery ■
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birds that are giving poor hatches
this year, according to Joseph Hend
ricks, foreman of the state game farm
at Pendleton. He said the other day
that pheasant eggs are not hatching
so well this spring as they usually
do, and the vitality of the baby birds
Is not up to the standard of normal
years. Thousands of eggs are placed
under hena for hatching on the farm
every year.
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"It seem« to me that It would be
Idea to place painted signs on
the top of Emigrant hill at points
! where McKay reservoir is visible In
POULTRY
BREEDERS
ARE INVITED TO INSPECT OUR STOCK OF MATERIAL FOR
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forming tourists what McKay reser
voir is, its capacity and the lands It
serves," said George Hartman of Pen
dleton pn the tour over the projects
Tuesday. "The water In the lake can
he plainly seen from several places
on the hill, and the placing of med
ium size signs would be good public
ity."
S B r o o d e r a n d L a y in g H o u s e s ■ Rum Runner« Lose
GOOD SERVICEABLE STOCK AT CHEAP PRICES
PLANS
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WE HAVE BOTH THE 0. A. C. PLANS AND THE PULLMAN,
WASHINGTON.
OF THEM.
LET US MAKE YOU AN ESTIMATE FROM ONE
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LARGE STOCK OF GASCO BRIQUETS
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In Federal Court
San Francisco, C^L—-Conviction ol
defendants In the Seattle liquor con
spiracy case was affirmed here in thi
dec'slon handed down by Fedora
Jud« ’» Dietrich and Gilbert. The de
c is in affects th'> casi of Roy Din,
sted. formerly Seattle police lie,Hen
ant. who was arrested wiih 21 other.
In an fiieged gigantic smugglin'- plot
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“ The Yard of Bost Quality ”
M. M. STRAW. MGR.
A l! tu ta ta n d ln * Second L i’ 'r t jr Lenin 4
P«r r e n t bonds n t 1 9 ? ’ 49 tdveond 4*s>
and all o u ts ta n d in g 8acott<l l .ib e r t r Loan
C o n verted 4 U P * r can t bouda of 1 9 1 7 -4 1
4 H ’«> « r e called fo r redem ption
on N o vem b er 1$, 1 9 1 7 , p u rs u a n t to the
term « o f th e ir Issue.
In te re s t on all
Second 4*1 and Second 4 H ’s "IL c a s e on
said rrd o m p tio a d a te . N o v e m b e r 1ft, 1 >17.
H o lder« o f Second 4*a and Second
4 M ’s w ill bo e n title d to have tUe bonds
redeem »4 and paid a t par on N o vem b er
1ft, 1917.
Swab bolder« m a y . how ever,
la advance o f N o v e m b e r 1ft, 191 7. be
offered th e p riv ile g e o f e ac b aag in g a ll or
p a rt a f t h e ir bonds fo r o ther inherent-
bea rin g o b ligations o f th e U n ite d M a te « .
d e e lr* to a v a il th a
a f tha exchange p riv ile g e . if and w hen
announced, should req u e st th e ir bonk or
t r u s t com pany to
notidg th em
w hen
in fo rm a tio n r re
In
o g a rd
r in g th e aaehnngo e ffe r-
la g la received.
F u r th e r in fo rm a tio n A y be obtained
fro m any Fed eral R e serve H ank or branch,
o r fro m the C o m m ieaien o r o f »be P u blic
D e b t, T re a s u ry D e p a rtm e n t, W aehiiogt.m .
A. W . W W LLO N ,
Secretary of the Treasury
Exclusive Representatives of Natioaal Builders Barca«
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Hogshcd
— $ 1 5 0 fo r lu m
ber in my new
hog-shed
m ade
this p ossib le” —
said a prom inent
farm er o f the W.
W. Valley.
“ This type o f Chick- .
en H ouse pays fo r it
self — m ore eggs —
healthier ch ick en s.” -
Material costs about
75c to $ 1 .0 0 per hen .
New Strnw-Loft Hen House
COLLECT 5 0 % TO 1 0 0 % DIVIDENDS
Every Year from n e c e ssa ry Farm B uildings.
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Washington, May 9, 1927.
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Join the increasing number of fore-hanfcd men who
insure
against emergencies by making repairs lefore the machines are
needed. And while you are a t it, make your insurance doubly sure
by purchasing only genuine I H C repairs for your McCormick and
Deering machines.
Oregon Hardware & Implt. Co.
ANNOUNCEMENT
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We have moved to our new
location on Main street that has
been occupied by the American
Shoe Shop and are open with a
complete new stock of groceries.
able in our old location it will m ike it possible to carry a more cm-
plete line of Shoes, Clothing, etc., than in the past.
We invite a vjsit to the store in the new location from present
customers as well as new friends.
The city’s two jewelry stores will tlow be in the same building.
C h a rles G . B urk
M rs. M c K in le y W ill b e H e r e
A g a in S a tu r d a y , M a y 2 1
WITH A COMPLETE LINE OF
R e a d y -to -W e a r A p p a r e l
fo r L a d ie s a n d M is s e s
Those who have visited these sales events in the past know the
Quality and Style of Merchandise we have shown, and we feel war
ranted in saying you will be pleased 01 this occasion w ith the styles
and fabrics brought to us on this trip. She will show a nice line
of W ash Dresses in the best fabrics for summer wear—all a t popu
lar prices.
T h e M illin ery D isp la y
will be thle season’s best types and materials.
We congratulate you on having made th j continuance of these
trips possible by your patronage in the past.
And every lady in this community is cordially invited to come
in on this day and look the display over, whether yon w ant to buy
or not..
Your inspection will put you under no obligation to buy any
thing.
WE KNOW YOU WILL APPRECIATE THIS METHOD OF
BRINGING THE CITY STORE S DISPLAY TO YOUR DOOR ON
MAY 21.
Hermiston Produce and Supply
Company
“ L e t u> h e lp y o u p la n it—
ff’e lik e to h e lp f o lk s b u ild .”
$ 1 .0 0
spent
fo r (
terial saves m ore
SECOND UBEKTY LOAN BONDS
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION
THE BUSINESS OF POULTRY RAISING.
City Meat Market
TO ALL HOLDERS OF
FIED USERS ARE THE BEST RECOMMENDATION.
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Maybe you want Cured Meats. If
you do our line of Bacon and Hams
will suit you. If you want Fresh
Meats you can have a choice of a
wide range of offerings.
m achine shed ma
SATIS-,
CALL AND GET ONE OF OUR INSTRUCTIVE BOOKLETS ON
M EAT
“I Saved !9 8 0 ’- worth of Pigs -
M odern Sunlight
Many a man has come to grief by w aiting too long b fore or
dering repairs for his machines. We m aintain a McCormick-Deer-
ing Repair Service for your b nefit, and under ordinary circum-
stnaoes we can meet your requirements. But why take chaces? A
delay now may throw you behind lat r.
As the new location will afford twice the space th a t was avail
CALL FOR GOOD WHOLESOME
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SATISFACTION
GUARANTEED
While Our Stock of I H C
Repairs is Complete
Wilson Tennis
Balls
PRICE, 60c EACH
■ Patronize Home Industries, and
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when you sell
Early
W ils o n
W e 'G r in d a n d R e p a ir
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Order Your Repairs
LOVE ALL
M em ory C o ffe e at 5 0 c
KINGSLEY’S
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m achinery
year.
Feed S ilage from
T-A-LftILO in well
m odern
barns fo r greater
profits.
S u g g e s tio n s
every
Closed F ro n t M achine Shed
b u ilt
G r a d u a tio n G ifts
Kodaks. Parker and Moore Fountain Pena, Pencils, Stationary,
Toilet Seta, Compacts, Perfumes, Toilet Water, Atomizers, Leather
Hapd Bags. Purses, Card Casas and Bill Folds, Travelling Bags and
Suit Cases, Tennis Rackets, Balls, and many other useful things.
SEE OUR LINE BEFORE YOU BUY
YOU WILL FIND WHAT YOU WANT HERE.
M IT C H E L L D R U G C O .
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about >3.00 per ton fo r building m aterial
Hayshedg
gave many
thia coat In a lfa lfa o r wheat hay every year
“ P la n s a n d M a teria ls f o r
H o m e s a n d F arm B u ild in g s .”
TIJM-A-UIM LUMBER CO.
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