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TOB I Miss M arion Briggg w ent to La G rande M onday m o rn in g w here she j is one of th e in s tru c to rs in th e sum - n ier n orm al session. KINGSLEY’S O F Q U A L IT Y A N D B I R V I C I ' DON’T FORGET W e G r in d a n d R e p a ir L aw n M ow ers f ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■BBBB■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ • ■ ■ Patronize Home Industries, and 5 » when you sell £ « ; CREAM I ■ Special a RECLINING ARM CHAIRS ■ S u ita b le for law n use or cainp- ■ in g trip s. F olds m ore com pact th a n any o th e r arm c h a ir made, S tru g an d du rab le. J g ■ Special Special LUGGAGE CARRIER ® A n o th er big value a t a low price, A d ju stab le to 50 inches. ■ Special $ 1 .3 5 ■ GENUINE “ICY-HOT” BOTTLES An all year ro u n d convenience, Case nicely g reen enam eled, alum - ■ inum shoulder and d rin k in g cup. g ■ W onderful value | at $ 1 .1 3 9 GOLDSMITH S SPECIAL 69c Special D urable, sa n ita ry , ail m e ta l; has no g ears o r o th e r com plicated p a rts to w ear out. A pproved by Good H ousekeeping In s titu te . 4 q u a rt size. $2.00 PRINCESS ELECTRIC IRON Heavy nickel plated and h ig h ly polished. T he h e a tin g elem ent Is in su lated in g enuine sheet m ica and Is g u a ra n te e d for one year. Special $4.25 BOY SCOUT POCKET KNIFE GUARANTEED S tag handle, brass lined, nickel silver bolster and shield. N ickel silv er toggle fo r fa ste n in g to a chain. You c a n ’t b eat it a t th e price. Special $ 1 .5 0 $3.95 98c $ 1 2 .5 0 $ 1 2 .0 0 Special BARGAIN AT $1.75 T he ideal te n t fo r your fish in g or h u n tin g trip . $ 1 2 .0 0 ACME FREEZEUS Special ■ Special 7x7 8 OUNCE KAHKI COLOR AUTO LEAF TO TENT 1 bpeCial IRONING TABLE Made of Basswood, n a tu r a l fin ish. w ith /smooth, ta p e re d lift top, 54x15 inches. T he folding legs a re m ade-of rock elm . H eig h t 32 inches. Special $2.19 “BEST YET” THEKMATIC CONTAINER Keepg food or liq u id hot o r c o ld . Ideal foy picnic p a rtie s. Ncn- b reak ab le. Special H E R M ,S1O R E G O N ...I —TRY THE HERALD WANT ADS— i POULTRY BREEDERS Medium size 98c Large size $1.48 CROQUET SETS P rofessional s e t8 consist of 6-8 set v arn ish ed m allets, la,rge, eig h t colored stak es, one color banded an d v arn ish ed balls. Price 33c $4.75 8UNFAST EIDER CARPET An excellent floor covering. W il! not fade from sun or w ater. O rig in ally priced a t 65 cent3 per yard. S pecial for 18c This sale 25 c yd. ARE INVITED TO INSPECT OUR STOCK OF MATERIAL FOR ® a n a a a a a b a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a n ■ ■ i W ill soon be the order of the day To See Us W e carry the W hen you need any thing in the line of n e at and a ttra c tiv e Printing. B r o o d e r a n d L a y in g H o u s e s b ta □ a b e a a u b h BATHING SUITS O L Y M P IC K N IT T IN G DON’T FORGET -------- US--------- M IL L S G A R M E N T S * P r ic e d fr o m $ 3 .0 0 to $ 6 .5 0 GOOD SERVICEABLE STOCK AT CHEAP PRICES IN ALL WOOL M ATERIAL PLANS ■ ■ C R IS P Hermiston Produce and Supply M O R N IN G S Company WE HAVE BOTH THE 0. A. C. PLANS AND THE PULLMAN, WASHINGTON. LET US MAKE YOU AN ESTIMATE FROM ONE OF THEM. ■ s B r o o d e r C oal LARGE STOCK OF OASCO BRIQUETS ON HAND. ■ FLED USERS ARE THE BEST RECOMMENDATION. B ». ( SATIS -, M : a a ■ a a : : s ! • —w n a i a n l m p r o v e m e n i c a n c c ra CALL FOR GOOD WHOLESOME h o u s e b y th e m a g ic o f s a w and h ir n m e r , b oard s! FOOD TO START OUT THE DAY IN an d p aint. T h e old h o u s e is tran sform ed . A ' n e w p o r c h —s o m e b etter w in d o w s —a d o r m er o r I THE RIGHT MOOD TO GET THINGS t w o a n d y o u w o u ld sea; c - i y k n o w th e o ld h o u se .* 1 CALL AND GET ONE OF OUR INSTRUCTIVE BOOKLETS ON THE BUSINESS OF POULTRY RAISING. o' ■ a a a Inland Empire Lumber Company a e Pha««i3sr “ The Yard of Best Qaality ” H. M. STRAW. MGR. f il a T h e s h iftin g o f a p a rtition — a n e w o a k f lo o r — b u ilt in k itc h e n c a b in e ts o r a w in d o w se a t w i l r o f te n r e n d e r th e in te r io r h o m e m o r e in v it in g a n d com fortable« £ A f e w h u n d red d o lla r s s p e n t f o r m aterial in im p r o v in g an o ld h o u s e freq u en t«! l y ad d s a th o u sa n d to its s e llin g p rice. C o m e i n i a n d le t u s te ll y o u h o w r ea so n a b le r e m o d e lin g * fi are just at th is tim e. • B' { ( ■ costs r a r ar f! I DONE. What Is more sensible and econom ical than— MEAT Maybe you want Cured Meats. If you do our line of Baron and Hams ill suit you. If you want Fresh Meats you can have a choice of a wide range of offerings. R e m o d e lin g B o o k « — W i t h " H rfo ro m d A f t e r " F l e t a r e » — At Y u a r S e rv ic e . Ezdnaive Representatives of Natwaal Bnilders a (T U M -A -L U M L U M B E R C O . City Meat Market PHONE 111 O R O N IT E “ K ills 'etti d e a d " lì ies.mosqu itoes.roaches,moths 1 8 E x tra w hite, tw o coat jap an n ed . Seam less round corners. S a n ita ry and easy to keep clean. An o rn a m ent to any k itch en or p a n try . Oregon Hardware & Implement Co. to keep in mind the fact that in addition to printing this news* paper we do job work of any kind. When in need of anything in this line be sure rt » BREAD BOXES These are ju st a few o f the many bargains that we are offering at this time. See our window and table ■ displays for more real bargains. We Want You » M $2.49 ■ — ON WEIGHT AND TEST— A. M. SUNSTRUP, PROP. D ecorated and most serviceable. W ill grace an y in fo rm al occusion. $1.75 Special ® g COLONIAL ALUMINUM WATER PITCHERS $ 6 .5 0 2 Special lood w a te r.’ Mr. an d Mrs. C. M. Jack so n and son w ere P en d leto n v isito rs T uesday O ut in th e M in n eh ah a d istric t They m ade th e tr ip to h elp h er some of th e boys fig u re th ey have e fa th e r, J . M. M dPherson, celeb rate rood joke on C hester F la n n ig a n who h is 77th b irth d a y an n iv e rsa ry . Mr rates as one of th e b est Jo k esters on M cPherson is en jo y in g ex cellent th e project. School election was h ealth . b ild th e o th e r day, an d Mr. F la n n i tan w as elected d ire c to r. He did A little ja u n t of 88 m iles m eans not a tte n d th e m eeting, how ever, due n o th in g in th e lives of Bob H ooker o th e fa c t th a t he w as c a tc h in g up an d Dick U pham . T hey left th is in sleep lost w hile ir rig a tin g at m o rn in g fo r U kiah w here they w ill n ig h t. W hen he fin a lly had all th e a tte n d th e race8 over th e F o u rth of sleep he th o u g h t he needed, he began Ju ly . T h e boys m ade th e sam e trill in q u irin g w hen school election would ■ tw o y ears ago. T hey rode horses, be held. He rubbed his eyes w hen som e of his n eig h b o rs inform ed him Mrs. H. M. M um ford of B rem erton, th a t th e election w as h isto ry an d he W ash in g to n , and h e r d a u g h te r and w as a school d irecto r. g ran d so n , re tu rn e d home W ednesday a fte r v is itin g here a8 guestB a t the AT THE THEATRE hom e of Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Rodda. Mrs. M um ford and Mrs. R odda are B everly of G ra u sta rk , b u ilt around sisters. the novel of th e sam e nam e, s ta rrin g M arlon D avies, w ill be a t th e P la y Ju d g e F red W ilson and m em bers of h is fam ily of T h e D alles w ere house F rid a y a n d S a tu rd a y . F o r th e F o tlrth to ru n both Ju ly v isito rs In H erm isto n a sh o rt tim e and 4, M anager K line h as secured T uesday aftern o o n . T hey were en ro u te to La G rande w here Ju d g e B u ster K eato n In th e big comedy, W ilson w ill hold c o u rt for Judge ‘Go W est.” A sh o rt com edy and tw o reels of v a rie ty film w ill m ake K now les for a few days. p rogram of 10 reels for th e holiday. "T h e Man F rom R ed G ulch,” s ta r B a rb a ra C am pbell, d a u g h te r of rin g H a rry C arey, w ill be h ere Ju ly Mr. an d Mrs, S. M. C am pbell, w as a n d 6. T h u rsd a y “ T he V ictory h ostess a t a p a rty a t h er home last P a ra d e ,’ a w ar d e p a rtm e n t film ta k - T h u rsd ay aftern o o n . Boys and g irls on th e w estern fro n t, w ill be to th e n u m b er of 24 w ere present. show n. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED : 2 S Special S Bring it to your Home Creamery S 2 ■ AMERICAN KAMPKOOK STOVES ■ T he ideal stove fo r your sum - ® nier cam ping trip . More of these sto v ts a re used by to u rists and ■ cam pers th a n a ll o th e r cam p ■ stoves com bined. w hen flig h ts from New Y ork to 3pokane w ill be m ade, acco rd in g to ■ FIELDER’S GLOVE G enuine horsehide. George B. W allace w ho is in th e a u to ® mobile business there. He and Mrs GOLDSMITHS OFFICIAL LEAGUE W allace w ere h ere T h u rsd ay as g uests BALL a t th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs. H arvey F u lly g u a ra n te e d . H orsehide VACUETTEVACUUM Spokane Is doing q u ite a lot of b u ild cover; 9 inch, 5 ounce. SWEEPER ing a t p resen t, Mr. W allace said. Docs all th e w ork as nicely and Mrs. M. A. L iverm ore w as hostess He and h is b ro th e r used to be in th e as easily as a n elec tric sw eeper. a t a b rid g e p arty iast T h u rsd ay a f autom obile business in P endleton. tern o o n a t th e H. T. F ra s e r home. G uests to m ake th re e tab les w ere in IMITATION LEATHER CUSHION A good m any H erm iston resid en ts v ited. P rizes w ere won by Mrs. F. C. CHAIR SEATS w ent to A rlin g to n M onday to see th e WOOL FIBER RUGS M cK enzie and Mrs. H. E. H itt. In black an d tan , re g u la r 50 dam age done by th e w a tersp o u t S un- 9x12, su ita b le fo r bed or liv in g cen t value lay evening. One of th e firs t w aB H. room s; a n ex cellen t v alu e a t M ethodist C h u rch — M o rning se r A. P ankow . "A person w ho h as vice a t 1 1 :1 5 . Serm on, "M en of lever seen havoc w ro u g h t by flood F a ith Move th e W o rld ." T h ere w ill •vat era m ay have tro u b le realizin g be a u n io n serv ice in th e ev ening GALVANIZED WASH BOILERS FIBER CHAIR SEATS ju st w h a t it can do,” said Mr. P an - Rev. W are of th e B ap tist ch u rch w ill 13 gallon capacity. W ood E x tra heavy black and ta n ; rç-g- ’tow . "W h en he h as a chance to see p re a c h th e serm on. S. H am rick , p a s handles. H igh, one piece seam less J u la r 25 cen t value— esu lts a t firs t h and h e c a n form som tor. tin cover. A real i q . « dea of th e pow er of a big head of Mr. and Mrs. E. P. M orlan of M er ino, C olorado, a re here as g u ests at th e hom e of Mr. an d Mrs. F. H. M or lan. N ot only are th e tw o Mr. M or’- la n B b ro th e rs, b u t th e ir w ives are sisters. K N E R R ’S R E P A IR S H O P | is not th e A ndy of cartoon fam e but a real flesh und blood m an. H is horn« a t p resen t lg in C ouncil, Idaho, and he w as here th is week looking aro u n d w ith th e Idea of lo catin g here. Mrs. H. R. P asew alk, son H u b ert aud d a u g h te r L au ra, a re her« from Mrs. A. W . P u rd y an d Mrs. F. C. Provo, U tah. aH g u e sts a t th e hom e M cKenzie w ere hostesse8 a t a de of h er siste r, Mrs. C. W. K ellogg. lig h tfu l bridge p a rty T uesday a fte r noon a t th e M cKenzie home. G uests Mrs. M. D. Scroggs an d fo u r boys to m ake seven tab les w ere present o f S u n n y sid e, W ash in g to n , a re here for th e aftern o o n . Mrs. R. E. M itch as g u ests a t th e hom e of h e r p aren ts. ell won f ir s t prize. Mrs. W. J. W a r Mr. au d Mrs. T hom a8 C am pbell. n er second, and Mrs. B. S. K ingsley, consolation. Ja c k W atson, b ro th e r of H a rry W atso n , h a g gone to P o rtla n d for R. G. P enney w as h ere from S ta n m edical a tte n tio n an d an o p eratio n field T uesday co n ferrin g w ith local on his hand. people a b o u t some of th e d e tails of th e b ig Joint F o u rth of Ju ly ceie Mr. an d Mrs. J. M. Bigg„ and tw o b ra tio n th a t w ill be held in S tan field sons le ft W ednesday a ftern o o n for u n d er th e auspices of S tan field P o rtla n d w here th ey w ill rem ain as G range an d the U m atilla P ro ject g u ests of re lativ es for sev eral days, F arm B ureau. All in d icatio n s a for a v ery fine celeb ratio n , Mr. P e n Mrs. H e rb e rt Shesely an d Mrs. W. ney sta te d . L. H am m an d tw o ch ild ren left T u e s day for P o rtla n d to spend several S pokane is looking forw ard w ith a days. tr e a t d eal of in te re st to th e a ir derby J Of ’ I Hermiston Creamery Summer Specials lie have selected a large assortment o f Seasonable ■ Summer Items on which we are making very attract- ■ ive prices for our Summer Sale. MELONS, CANTALOUPES AND A VARIETY OF FRUITS— THE BEST THAT THE MAR KET AFFORDS. LOOK OVER OUR LINE AND I AM SURE THAT YOU WILL FIND SOMETHING THAT WILL PLEASE YOU AND JUST FILL THE BILL. I Game« were played during the after- ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ noon, and refreshments were »erred picnic style on the lawn. A new o rc h e s tra th a t has gained a re p u ta tio n fo r Itself d u rin g th e tlnig th e m em bers hav e played to g e th e r w ill fu rn ish th e m usic for the T he N eighborhood club an nounce L eg io n 's f e r tn ig h tiy dgnee h ere S a t 5 h a t th e p a rk w ill be open to th e u rd ay n ig h t. L a rry O 'S u lliv an ’s m bllc on an d a fte r Ju ly 4. S ercnaderg is th e nam e of th e orches tra . J u liu s McCoy w ho farm » n ear t& nfitld wag a H erm isto n v isito r A ndy G um p m ay soon be a re s i today. d e n t of th e H erm iston d istric t. He PAPER PLATES, WAX PAPER, LAPKINS AND LURCH SETS. CANNED MEATS, FISH, MAY0NA1SE. RELISHES AND SPREADS— A VARIETY OF THEM OLIVES. PICKLES AND PRESERVES. SWISS, BRICK, AMERICAN, BLUE HILL AND TILLAMOOK CHEESE WE HAVE A LINE OF PASTRY. SNOWFLAKE AND GRAHAM CRACKERS THAT ARE ALWAYS GOOD. I O & B Q O Jr, Gleaned Here end Tkere A boet the City and Neighborhood W e H a v e t h e M a k in g s • H E R M IS T O N , OxirraM of la ta n s t F or Y o u r P ic n ic L u n c h H IR M IS T O N 'l H O U S E HERALD, LOCAL AND PERSONAL ■ BREVITIES • Fourth of July ' H E B M IS T O y x n \ H I) D l l . C O M P A N Y .OF C A L I F O R N I A FLY SP R A Y Subscribe for The Herald~$2.00 a ■ ■