The Hermiston herald., June 16, 1927, Image 4

THE
H E R M IS T O M
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Naichhorhood
W illiam B u rk en b in e of O ran g e­ Yew Books In The County Library
ville, Idaho, Is h ere v is itin g hie
F ilene. A M erch an t’s H orizon. A
p a re n ts an d o th e r relativ es.
,re a t m e rc h a n t discusses th e hum an
spects of h is business.
Rev. A. J . W are re tu rn e d lasi
K en n ard . M erchandise m anuals.
he • vols. E ach volum e describes a d if­
Mr. an d Mm. J. M. D iggs an d sons week from O regon C ity w here
p ent several days v isitin g m em bers fe re n t kind of m erchandise. Topics
w ere P en d leto n v isito rs F rid ay .
of his fam ily. W hile in th e W il­ covered a re H ouse F u rn ish in g s, P a p e r
Ju d D avis left S a tu rd a y for P o r t­ lam ette valley he a tten d ed th e sev en ­ aud S tatio n ery , C otton and L inen,
lan d w here he w ill Hpeud his sum m er teen th a n n u a l reu n io n of th e Myers L e ath er Goods an d Gloves, Jew elry
fam ily. T he g a th e rin g w as a tte n d ­ and S ilverw are, C lass an d G lassw are,
vacatio n w orking.
ed by 160.
N otions, M illinery. U seful for m er­
c h a n ts an d buyers.
I.ee Moore, p ro ject fa rm e r an d
Mis. F. 8. M iller of C aldw ell. K a n ­
P a rk e r. W o rk in g w ith th e W ork­
d airy m an , w as a business v isito r In
sas, and Mrs. F. . W in k le r and sons ing W om an. Mrs. P a rk e r w orked
P en d leto n F rid ay .
H arold and H a rry of C aney, K ansas, .ario u e In d u stries to stu d y th e dally
E ld o ra K ingsley Is hom e from a re h ere as g u ests a t th e M itchell life of th e w om an facto ry w orker
O regon A g ric u ltu ra l college for a an d Sw ayze homes. Mrs. M iller is and h as w ritte n a d ra m a tic and In­
b rief v isit w ith h e r p aren ts. She Mrs. S w ayze’s and Mrs. M itchell's te re stin g sto ry of h er observ atio n s
p lan s to re tu rn to college S u n d ay to m o th er, an d Mrs. W in k le r is tb e lr and experiences.
sister.
L auck. P o litical an d I n d u stria l
a tte n d su m m er school.
Dem ocracy. A detailed stu d y of the
At the B ap tist ch u rch Ju n e 19: plans of em ployee re p re se n ta tio n In
M em bers o f Q uefn E sth e r C h ap ter
O. E. S., in P o rtla n d th is week to B ible school 10 A. M. M orning w or­ in d u s try now on tr ia l in th e U nited
a tte n d th e s ta te session of th a t body sh ip 11 A. M. T hem e, T im o th y ’s S ta te s .
in clu d e Mrs. II. T. F ra s e r an d Mrs. T ask. E v e n in g service a t 8 P. M.
G ras. In tro d u c tio n to E conom ic
Them e, T he E leventh C om m andm ent.
W . A. L eath ers.
H istory. A h isto ry of th e develop­
T he sum m er days a re h e re an d you
m ent of hum an society u n d e r the fol­
Mr. an d Mrs. Floyd Ames an d tw o w ill be w eary w ith th e to ilin g 'in the low ing heads: C ollectional . E con­
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c h ild ren an d Mrs. A mes’ m o th er re- i
omy. C u ltu ra l N om adic Economy, S et­
tu rn e d to th e ir hom e in P o rtla n d l a s t , to save and fit it for th e life to come. tled V illage E conom y, T ow n E con­
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F rid a y a fte r a v is it w ith a num ber
omy, M etropolitan Econom y.
t.he s p irit of w orship and you w ill
of fam ilies here.
R legel. S tory of th e W estern
find re s t to your w eary body and a
R ailroads. S tory of th e fin an cial,
renew
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ideals.
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Mr. an d Mrs. Oron 0 . F elth o u se
en g in e e rin g an d p o litical aspects of
left Tit sday for P o rtlan d to spend dial w elcome to all. A. J. W are, ra ilro a d expansion w est o l th e
th e w eek. Mr. F elth o u se m ade th e pastor.
M ississippi.
I tr ip as d eleg ate from th e local M as­
F ish er. P ro h ib itio n a t Its W orst.
onic lodge to th e g ra n d lodge ses­ OUTSIDES S SHOW INTEREST
D iscusión of th e re s u lts of p ro h ib í
sions.
IN OREGON'S FARM LANDS tio n by a m an w ho lias been con­
vinced th a t th e p resen t system offers
M is. L u cin d a R an d all an d d a u g h ­
a so lu tio n of th e d rin k problem .
California
Residents
Look
To
This
t e r Miss E va R an d all w ere h ere from
B ru n n e r. T rack s an d T rack in g
P en d leto n S unday as g u ests of
State as Likely Spot for
W ild an im al tra c k s p ic tu re d and
' frien d s. T h ey p lan to leave next
described for th e sp o rtsm en or the
Investment.
■ week for th e ir co ttag e a t N ew port
scout.
j w here th e y w ill spend th e sum m er.
B rim m er.
Camps, Log C abins
Sales of O regon farm lan d s show
Lodges and Club H ouses. R ustic
ac tiv ity
especially
in
Mrs. D. If. M lttlesd o rf a n d little very good
b u ild in g s for p riv a te and public use
son accom panied Mr. and Mrs. Oron .ran sfers to p u rch asers o utside th e
w ith p lan s and in stru c tio n s.
O. F elth o u se to P o rtla n d T uesday. Mate, according to W. G. Ide, m an ­
W h it. M odern P ian o T u n in g and
She Is v isitin g h er siste r, Mrs. A. D. ag er of th e s ta te ch am b e r of com ­ Allied A rts. Includes tu n in g , re g u ­
th e
' Jotfes, a n d h e r b ro th e r, H aro ld F. merce, w hose office h as been
lation of actio n , p lay er p iano p n e u ­
h e a d q u arters d u rin g th e p a st week
S u lliv an ,
m atics and re p air.
or a larg e num ber of h o m tseek ers
K erton 8. M utton, a g ra d u a te of ju s t a rriv in g from th e e a st and m ld-
H e rm is to n
P la y h o u s e
O regon A g ric u ltu ra l college w ith the Jlew est.
Ed. Schober of Inyo county, C ali­
class of 1927, h as been 'em ployed as
field ed ito r for th e E a st O regonian, fornia, re p resen ts a larg e gro u p of
lie w as a H erm isto n v isito r T uesday a m ilifs from th e s o u th e rn s ta te de-
ilriflg to secure farm hom es In O re­
to g et acq u ain ted w ith local people.
gon. Mr. Schober has sp en t several
I Mrs. J. W. W lth e re ll, son R obert Jay s in com pany w ith re p re se n ta tiv e s
who g rad u ated from th e P en d leton of the land settle m e n t d ep artm en t
j h ig h school w ith th is y e a r’s class, Oregon. He and his b ro th e r and a
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num ber of o th e r re sid e n ts of the
and little d a u g h te r P h y llis w ere here
Owens vaQey d is tric t co n tem p late
from P en d leto n v is itin g frien d s T ues­
the In v estm en t of close to h a lf a mil
day.
lion d o llars In several th o u san d acres
of Oregon land. T hey have n o t as
T he ladies of S unbeam R ebekah yet determ in ed ju s t th e k in d of farm
| lodge No. 180 of H erm isto n w ill hold ¡ng th ey w ish to c a rry on, b u t are
an a ttra c tiv e cooked food sale at m aking a th o ro u g h in v lstig a tlo n of
tin' H erm isto n M ark et b eg in n in g at ip p o rtu n ltle s and co n d itio n s of gen
11 A. M. S a tu rd a y , J u n e 18. Y our oral fa rm in g as well as sheep and
p atro n a g e w ill be ap p reciated . Com­ stock ra isin g .
m ittee.
Mr. S chober ex p ects to rem ain for S A T U R D A Y and S U N D A Y
tome tim e in O regon on hig tr ip of
V.’. E. H igbee, science te a c h e r and Inv estig atio n u n d e r th e g uidance of
a th le tic conch In th e H erm isto n high the land se ttle m e n t com m ittee fain 11
school d u rin g th e p a st tw o y ears, has ia rlz in g h im self w ith all p a rts of
accepted th e p rln c ip alsh lp of th e high th e sta te .
school a t C oquille, Oregon. He and
F rom N o rth D akota a new a rriv a l
A Big nine reel picture w ith this
Mrs. H igbee p lan to leave in th e In O regon w as S. N. Jodock, a w heat Famous Star at ordinary p r i:|s —
aear fu tu re for th e ir new home.
farm er, w ho w ill eng ag e in sim ila r 10 and 30 cents.
activ ities here.
F a ith W ilson, d u u g h te r of Mr. and
N ear F o re s t G rove a farm valued
Mrs. Tom W ilson, re tu re n d re c en tly at *3600 has been p u rch ased th is
fro ri T acom a w here sh e spent several week by D. L. McCue w ho arriv ed
TUESDAY - WEDNESDAY
w eeks for th e b en efit of h er h e a lth . here from M innesota. Mr. McCue
?he accom panied Mr. an d Mrs. H. W. fa th e r h as also been In correspond
T ay lo r w hen th ey w ere h ere as snee w ith th e d e p a rtm e n t and may
g u ests a t th e \Vil3on home. Mrs. follow.
T ay lo r and Mrs. W ilson a re sisters.
W . A. Owens of N ess City, K ansas
W E SELL CO RN FLA K ES FO R 10 CENTS
P eas, Corn, S trin g Beans, H om iny and S auer
K raut, tw o tins fo r 27 cents. These are full sized
tin s a n d g u a ra n te e d fresh stan d a rd goods.
O LD FA SH IO N SEEDED RA ISIN S
T hese are the M uscat R aisins w ith the seeds re ­
m oved, an d we a re selling them 3 pounds fo r 25c.
Y ou w ill not be d isappointed in these.
W E PA Y CA SH FO R EGGS
KINGSLEY'S
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O F Q U A L IT Y A N D S E R V IC E '
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W e G r in d a n d R e p a ir
L aw n M ow ers
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OREGON,
SPECIAL
Red Star Detroit
Vapor Oil Stoves
See th e new Safe-W ay f r u it ja t
ifte r a t B les8ing’’s H ard w are. Nov.
>n d isp lay .— adv. 3S-3tp
B eat th a t if you can. W e have it— Fly Tox, Oro-
nite Fly Spray, Sprayers, Fly Sw ats, T an g lefo o t and
F ly R ibbon, 1'oison Fly P ap er and A nt Fail fo r ants.
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J . B. P ace of S tan field w as i s Her- h a s Juat invested *12.000 In a sp len ­
did farm In Y am h ill county. In th e
m lton F rid a y on business.
sam e county A ugust H. H llllg, from !
L aw ren ee W inslow ,
s tu d e n t
of Boyd, M innesota, h as also become a
W illam ette u n iv e rsity , haa re tu rn e d new s e ttle r as a re su lt of th e effo rts
□f th e land se ttle m e n t w ork.
home to spend h is vacation.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
■ BREVITIES •
O c e u r.B e M b i I n U r w t G faaaad B a n
and T h e ra A b o u t th e C ity u4
Fly Exterminating
Paraphernalia
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5 BURNER CABINET RANGE, Reg. $75.00
4 BURNER, CABINET BACK, Reg. $13.00
A. M. SUNSTRUP, PROP.
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This is your opportunity to buy the Best Oil Stove on the Mai*
ket at reduced prices and special te.ms.
Oregon Hdwe. & Implt. Co.
GOOD EQUIPMENT MAKES A GOOD FARMER BETTER.
Men’s K haki
Summer H ats
— TO CLOSE O U T -
7 5 C e n ts
Usually sold for $1.00 to $1.25.
The ventilated kind. The
season is just on for th se hats. Only 75 cents to close. No Re­
turns or Exchanges.
L a d ies S tra w H a ts
THE OUT OF DOORS KIND PRICED TO CLOSE OUT
7 5 C e n ts
Sold regular at $1.00. $1.50 and $2.00.
changes.
POULTRY
BREEDERS
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M. M. STRAW. MGR.
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.«go, th e .‘.«rin la b o re r w as w o n t to s ta n d in
th e to w n m a rk e t p lace h o ld in g a s tr a w in h is
ipou'.h a s a «ig’i t h a t he w as lo o k in g for e m -
p to y m e c t.
T o d a y th e u n in v e s te d d o lla r p la c e s its e lf in
h a z a r d , w ith s te a d y e m p 'a y m e n t a q d a t t r a c ­
tiv e w ages.
In p ro v id in g te le p h o n e facilities for n a tio n ­
w id e se rv ic e , th e Bell S y ste m h a s e m p lo y e d
m illio n s o f su c h d o lla rs. T h e sa v in g s o f m o re
th a n h a lf a m illion A m e ric a n te le p h o n e u se rs,
in v e s te d in Bell S y ste m S e c u ritie s, h a v e b u ilt
th e sy ste m t h a t se rv e s th e m . T h e irs is a n in­
v e s tm e n t in se rv ic e , a n d th e y th e m se lv e s
h a v e se rv e d b y in v e stin g .
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WE WANT TO MOVE THESE OUT ARD THIS PRICE SHOULD
DO IT.
Hermiston Produce and Supply
Company
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M O R N IN G S
CALL FOR GOOD WHOLESOME
FOOD TO START OUT THE DAY IN
THE RIGHT MOOD TO GET THINGS
DONE.
It i s '
Z^w hat a n im p ro v em en t can be m ade in a plain
h o u se b y th e m agic o f saw an d ham m er, boards
. a n d paint. T h e old h o u se is transform ed. A
n e w p o rc h —som e b etter w in d o w s—a d o rm e r o r j
i tw o an d y o u w o u ld scarcely k n o w th e old house. ’
T h e sh iftin g o f a p artitio n —a n e w o a k flo o r—j
b u ilt in k itc h e n cabinets o r a w in d o w seat w ill
o fte n re n d e r th e in te rio r h o m e m o re in v itin g
a n d com fortable. A fe w h u n d re d d o llars sp en t
fo r m aterial in im p ro v in g an old h o u se frequent« '
ly adds a th o u sa n d to its selling price. C om e in '
a n d let u s tell y o u h o w reasonable re m o d e lin g
c o s ts a re ju s t at th is tim e.
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R em odeling Books — W ith "B efore
an d A fter" P ictu res— At Your Service.
W h a t is m ore sen sib le an d econom ­
ical th a n —
MEAT
M aybe you w a n t C ured M eats. If
you do o u r line of B acon and H am s
w ill s u it you. If you w a n t F resh
M eats you can have a choice of a
wide ra n g e of o fferin g s.
(T U M -A -L U M L U M B E R C O .
Kills insects’ -j
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by the roomful
Oronite FLY SPRAY
Kills flies, m o sq u ito es,
m o th s b ro a ch es,
T hé P acific T elephone and T elegraph C ompany
BELL SYSTEM
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th e o p e n m a rk e t. A s to a n in d iv id u a l, i t m u s t
he o ffered an o c c u p a tio n free from p e rso n a l
FIED USERS ARE THE BEST RECOMMENDATION.
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June 21-22
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SPECIAL $40.00
Terms: 25 per cent cash, balance
in four equal monthly payments
June 18-19
—TRY THE HERALD WANT AD3—
SPECIAL $65 00
THE RED STAR OIL STOVE works like gas, has no wicks,
bum s Kerosene, Gasoline, or Distillite.
During the Summer season we are offering our entire stock of
Red Star Oil Stoves at the above Special Prices.
“Little Annie
Rooney”
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3 BURNER, CABINET BACK, R g. $40.00.... ... SPECIAL $32.00
Mary Pickford
HERM ISTON,
OREGON
SPECIAL $80.00
6 BURNER CABINET RANCE. Reg $92.50
Qnt Sytttm * Onwwaal Jorvfco
J ity Meat Market
FH0NÎ Ul
etc.
S T A N D A R D O IL C O M P A N Y OF C A L I F O R N I A