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TH3C HEBMISTOB HE3LAJLD, H E R M IS T O N T h e R e s u lts o f S a v in g FRIDAY AND SATURDAY JU L Y o TH EA TR E 8 -9 “The Merry Widow” Are to make the individual independent. Whether we save or waste depends largely on fixed habits, one of the beneficial results of saving is that it develops a sense of values not likely to belong to the wasteful individual. M ae M urray and Joh n G ilbert IN AN ADAPTION FROM THE FAMOUS STAGE PRODUCTION. If you have never had a savings account in a bank you’ll be surprised to learn how interesting a matter it is to build an ac count. Start with as little as a dollar and develop the account and the habit of thrift together. “T H E H O M EM A K ER ” F irst N a tio n a l B a n k TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY JULY 12-13 31 NDAY AND MONDAY JULY, 10-11 of Hermiston Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits O ver $50,000 K A lexader. Vice-Proa. H '« « y z o . P re« A H Norton, ( ashler W L. Hamm, Aast. Cashier NOTICE Sealed bids will be received by Harry Dunn, P. O. address Umatilla, Oregon, for painting the school house and all other school buildings at Cold Springs District No. 26. Board to have the privilege of rejecting any or all bids. Bids to close after July 15, 1927. EZZIE DUNN, Clerk Diet. No. 26 (43-2tc) “T H E S A P ” Usual Price*— 10-30t Two Shows— 7 :45 and 9 :45 , OBSGQV. the land settlement offloe, making sulphur will kill the mildew. In LODGE DIRECTORY a total of 13091 such Inquiries since most cases thlg Is not necessary until the first of January of this year. after the first mowing. VINEYARD LODGE NO. 306, I O. O. Out df the 1203 signed question- F. meets each Monday evening 1» Odd naries returned during the last six Electric brooders have been found Fellows’ hall. Visiting members cor months, regarding the homeeeekers* satisfactory If operated properly. It dially Invited. Intentions, financial standing and cost us-iaily more than oil for brood W. R. Longhorn, Secretary. other facto, 1131 indicated their In ing but eliminates most of the labor Childs Barham, N. O. tention of coming to Oregon before and fire hazard. Results of the use many months elapse. Out of these of electricity for increased egg pro PROFESSIONAL CARDS 128 were received In June. Theee duction and for breeding have been signed statements Indicated that the published by the state college ex D R . C. M . D A LE newcomers would have capital for periment station poultry depart Investment aggregating 62,594,100. ment. D E N T IS T R Y June prospects anticipate an Invest Office in Bank Bldg. ment of at least 6294,000. Evening by appointment. During the six months Just closed 340 families have been reported to of having teeth extracted W. J. W A R N E R have settled in varloug parts of Ore ta*e gon, coming from outside the state. Attomey-at-Lsw Many of these new residents are co operating heartily in encouraging I lee • • Hermiston their former neighbors in other states to Join them in Oregon. In this way h 8. M c K enzie , m . d * the number of new settlers and their Inexpensive Investments are being constantly In Eye. Ear. Nose and Throat From five to ten minutes completes creased. These 340 families of Office: 1-2-3 Inland Empire Bldg. whom the department has a record operation. Pendleion, Oregon have brought investments of approx imately 61.193,000, Since the first of the year over Pendleton, Oregon JAMES L. SEARS, M. D. 2000 people have called at the land settlement office in Portland to con Physician and Surgeon fer concerning the choice of locations Office Phone 733. Res. Phone T il on Oregon farms. The records in Office in First National Bank S t if . dicate that July and August will bring a greater number than has yet arrived. DR. DAVID S. ROWE, send us the p rice o f a year*: HAVE NO FEAR GAS No Shock- No Pain Dr. R. B. R obbins DO IT N O W fxOronite Miles of Thread Used in Clothing Humanity ¡ubscriptiop if you afe in arrears We Need the Monej Statistics show that every Inch of cloth contains about 25 threads run nlng downward and the same nuui her running across it, so that a square Subscribe For The Herald yard Is composed of 1,800 threads, FOR SA L E each a yard In length. House and two lots on Hermiston The average suit or costume needs avenue, also household goods. In four square yards of cloth, so that FEED PRICE QUOTATIONS quire on premises. Mrs. A. S. John every man or woman wears something son. 44-ltc like four miles of wool. (Furnished by Farm Bureau Co-oper Allowing two sets of clothes a yoar, FOR SAKE OR TRADE— Three year ative of Hermiston. Unless other we find that each of us uses 400 miles ling Holstein bulls. Lee Temple, wise specified, prices are per hundrod of wool in fifty years. OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA 601 W. Alta, Pendleton. 43-2tc freight.) When we come to linen or cotton goods, with 80 or 100 threads each Scratch, 100s ............................... 62.52 FOR SALE— Northern Pacific lands Bran, 60s ................ ....................... 1.02 way to the Inch, the total length of DAY AT STANFIELD ENJOYED threads becomes appalling. A single at prlce8 ranging from 65 to 621, Egg Mash .............. - ..................... 2.52 handkerchief may contain 2.400 1-10 down and 10 annual Install Ground Oats'............. ..................... 2.26 strands, each 15 Inches long, so that (Continued from page one) ments at 6 per cent. Yearly Im Ground Barley ...... AL OO«J BSrCNDHNCH 2.15 1,000 yards of cotton thread are re provement required. Under McKay Wheat ....................._ ........................ 2.50 qulred to make It. water. Good soli, practically level. Corn, No. 2................ ..................... 2.25 Mr. and Mrs. E. Tucker and son violin number and encore. A shirt represents about three miles Frank Correa of Echo was well re Make application to E. P. Dodd or Cracked Corn, No. 2..................... 2.35 spent the week end In Portland. ceived in his rendition of a patriot of thread. J. W. Messner, Hermiston, Oregon. Ground Corn, No. 2.................... 2.35 Mr. and Mrs. E. McKenzie and fam ic reading "I Am America.” A cos Mill Run, 8 0 s ............................... 1.44 ily spent the week end In Portland. tume dance by Uncle Sam Jr. and APARTMENTS X e r x e s ’ M ig h ty A r m y Cow Feed ........... 2.32 Mrs. Henry Crisman is making an Miss Columbia Jr. was the next num For Rent. See Porter, across from SU M M ER E X C U R S IO N FA R E S Xerxes, the Persian king, used nn Ground Wheat ............................. 2.60 extended visit with her daughter i. IN EFFECT MAY 22 TO SEPT. 30 ber on the program and was follow odd method to count his soldiers be K ellogg’s garage. 42-4tc RETURN LIM IT OCTOBER 31.1927 Shorts, 80s ..................... 1.52 Spokane. ed by a burlesque by J. B. Pace of fore the battle of Thermopylae In 480 ROUND TRIP TO Rolled Barley ................................ 1.75 Good practical sewing done at rea Mrs. W. Turnbow and Mrs. A. Stanfield who impersonated a femi B. O. He bad the greatest army of DENVER................ SS7.20 sonable prices. MrB. Fred Earn- Calf Meal, per pound.................... 3%c Steveng were Pendleton visitors Sat nine candidate for governor. Mr. Invasion that ever had been seen upon K A N S A S C IT V . . . 70:*S heart. 42-2tp Middlings ......................................... 1,90 urday. Pace’s offering brought a hearty the earth when lie moved against the DES M O INES....... j t a a Oyster shell ................................. ,90 S T . LO U IS 80.JS round of applause from the big Greeks. He wanted to know how many Rev. and Mrs. A. D. Swagger and FOR SALE— Good Jersey milk, morn Whole Oats ...................................... 2.15 CH ICAG O .............. 8S.0S fighting men there were, so he had family are leaving Wednesday for a crowd. D E T R O IT .............. 101.87 ing and evening deliveries. Milk Salt, half ground 60s........................ 45 C IN C IN N A T I....... I0S.IS The morning's program was con 10,000 of them counted and they were months tour of California. CLEVELAND........ 107.M on Ice at the house at all hours. huddled Into as dense a mass as pos TO R O N T O ............ 112.80 cluded by the singing of "The Star Mrs. Vivian Martin and daughter sible and a wall was built around the Phone 25-M. H. S. Hanby. 42-tfc AT spent Friday and Saturday In Port Spangled Banner” by the audience. space they occupied. Then the whole W AS» Following the picnic dinner the army entered the enclosure In detach land visiting relatives. FOR SALE— W. Leghorn wing-band n e w A t h i k .777.7. lie.' program consisted of talks by Mr. ments so that the number of limes It ed pedigreed cockerels. Trap Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Chappell and B O ST O N .................112.11 Madden and Sheriff Cookingham and was filled, multiplied by 10,000, was nest records 250-274 egg dams sons left Saturday for Long Beach, Low fares alio to other points in a musical monologue by Lee Barthol approximately the total of Hie invad mated to males of 280-316 egg Middle Weft, South and East. Wn., to spend a months’ vacation. ing forces. This figure, according to omew, former Stanfield resident. parentage. Also another lot 225- Mr. Berry from Portland Is relieving L ib e ra lsto p o v ers p e rm it visitin g Settlement of the territry that lat Herodotus, was 1,700,000 foot soldiers Cigars, Tobacco 249 egg dams mated to males of Mr. Chappell. and 80,000 cavalry. With attendants Z lo a N a tto o a l P a rk er became the United States of Amer 280-316 egg parentage. Attract O ran d Canyon N a tio n a l P o rk Mrs. Carol Burkey and daughter ica was prompted by the zealous de and the sailors and soldiers of the Barber Shop ive price on large orders. Phone Y ello w s to n e N a tio n a l P o rk Mona of Walla Walla, were guests at sire of those who sought religious fleet added, he brought the total up to Rooky M o u n tain N a f l P a rk 42-J-5. 41-4tc 2,317.000. Duncan hotel over the week end. and civil freedom, Mr. Cookingham For Illu s tr a te d B ook lets, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stone and said in his address. The factors 39-tfc Reservations and Information, Try Burk’s for Bargains. son Bobble spent the week end visit that led to the movement to the address Agent named below. UK/iy S a le s m e n A g e ing friends In Walla Walla and Tou western hemisphere were related FOR SALE— 1 Big 6 McCormick A Kansas City wottinn bought a chet. mower; 1 hay rake. Inland Empire from history's pages by the speaker. compass for a Christmas gift for her A1 Norton motored to the moun The development of the country husband. Next morning »lie took It Lumber Co. 39-tfc tains to spend the Fourth. during the 161 years since the first back to the store, complaining lliul FOR SALE— No. 1 fresh eowa. B. Mrs. Nellie Hahn of Walla Walla Fourth of July has been more rapid there was something the matter with IMS OVBMAND ROUT» * Hammer. 87-tfe Odd Fellows home Is visiting with than wag ever dreamed, the speaker It. "You see," she explained. "Il points In the same direction all (he Mr. and Mrs. Henry Priddy. said. Progress has been made In lime, ho mntter which wny you (urn F. C. Wonghter, Agent, IS OUR SPECIALTY John Marshall, M. N. Jenkins and vast strides. Eternal vigilance is It.” “U ought to do that, madam," Hermiston, Oregon HOME HADE PASTRY HBCELLANX0UB son Melvin motored to Pendleton on necessary am the part of citlxens to said the salesman. "It should point to Friday. day that the heritage from the fore the north all the"— WE SERVE 40c LUNCH FROM Mr. and Mrs. Preston Hanson and fathers may be kept untarnished, he "But I don't wnnt that kind of a — READ THE WANT AD3— 11:30 TH E 3 :0 0 P .M . son, Mr. and Mrs. James Byrnes mot warned, and law must be upheld If compass. I want one that will point Fried Chicken, home style, SOo east when we are driving enst and ored to Arlington Monday evening to liberty is to be enjoyed. WANTED— Capable renter, 40 acres, SHORT ORDERS AT ALL HOUR! see the cloudburst disaster. Mr. Bartholomew delighted the west when"— According to Capper's pasture, hay, vegetables, on shares Les Berkely left Saturday night audience with his numbers and was Weekly, the salesman was reported Open 6:30 to 9:30. or cash. Inquire Herald. 44-2tc for Portland to spend the week end. forced to respond with several en late In the day to be "doing os well as could be expected." Miss Dorthea Tillson of Long cores. For the best farm and home insur Beach, California, is visiting at the The crowd was estimated to have ance use the Oregon Fire Relief O d d T h i n g s D o n e a t F ir e s home of her sister. Mrs. Vivian Mar been between 750 and 1000 for the Asen. of McMinnville. See W. tin. Excitable persons who nt a tire have day. Some visitors were present W. Larable, at the old First Natl. Several Umatilla people attended for only part of the day, but more thrown valuable mirrors out the win Bank Bldg., Pendleton. 42-2tc the dance at Stanfield the Fourth. than 500 were on the grounds all of dow and carried out pillows may find ♦ ♦ Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Jackson and the time, according to the estimates condolence In the action of nn Aus Burk's, headquarters for Army Shoes. tralinn who braved the danger of a daughter Louise and Bernice Byrnes made. 39-tfc blaze In a saloon to throw several motored to Heppner Monday to cele dozens bottles of liquor out the win Y ou never allow y o u r s e l f brate the Fourth. WILL TRADE—Good 4-year-old mare CREAM FOOL PLANS COMPLETED dow onto a paved highway. More re to g et all b ew hiskered and W. F. Van Horn, secretary of the 1000, partly broke, for older work cently a nearby blacksmith shop run dow n a t th e heels. Y ou shop employes association, was in YOU WANT (Continued from page one) burned, and the same fire hero ran to horse. C. L. Upham. know b etter. Y ou know i t ’s Umatilla on buslnes Tuesday. the shop and emerged with a heavy CALL 28-J a reflection on you r ch a ra c Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Renick and in a big way.” object In his arms. “I had to save The Herald Want Ads. ter— you r p rosp erity. family of Maupin stopped over Sat S. R. Cooper of Stanfield also It." he said. “It was the poor man's COUNTRY HAULS SOLICITE! urday afternoon at the home of Mr. spoke in favor of the pool, and sev living." Then he dropped an anvil S a m e w ith y o u r carl Car Watch, clock and Jewelry repairing. Renlch's cousin, Mrs. James Byrnes. eral Hermiston district farmers went on the ground. c o n d i t i o n reflects o w n er’s Be* Newell, next door to Sappers. They were en route to Touchet to on record in favor of early action. c h a r a c t e r . A car can b e as 16-tfe TRANSFER AMD DRAY spend the Fourth with relatives. "You never saw a dairy section old as M eth u sela h and still FARM REMINDERS Mrs. W. T. Lambert left Friday thpt got very far without organized m ain tain ita d ig n ity . B u t Oregon farmers are not behind Polands for Profits. Stillings. 37tf for Seattle to spend a week with a effort, and in a year from now you their brethren in other parts of th e 1 there is n o excuse for a p er sister there. Then Mrs. Lambert men probably will be just about United States in the use of electric m an en t ru n dow n look— n o t 39-tfc Burk's for Bargains. and sister w ill make an extended where you are now If you don’t take ity on their farms and in their farm so lo n g a s th ere is a ran o f visit with relatives in the east. REAL ESTATE EXCH '«JES AND this opportunity to organize,” was homes, reports the experiment sta - A cm e Q u a lity M o to r Car Mrs. Gladys McCormack of Pendle one bit of advice given by Mr. Hurd. tion. In Oregon horticulture elec -' INSURANCE. J. M. BIGGS. RE F in ish . ton celebrated the Fourth at the County Agent Holt advised that tricity has been used in dehydration ALTOR. 16-tfc A C M E Q U A L IT Y home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. the organization be placed on a of prunes and nuts. The design of Motor Car Finish W. R. Nugent. ADDINO machine rolla at the Herald correct basis to prevent failure. dehydrators has been vastly lm-1 office Mrs. H. A. Ing-am and daughte* (proved In the last few years and the in all p opu lar colors; each Ethel of Touchet. Wash., stoppei FOR SALK—Adding machine rolla Yon can’t beat the service and capacity approximately doubled by • g iv es th e ex c lu siv e ly b ea u over Saturday night at the home of NEW SETTLERS CONTINUE at tha Harald office. workmanship we have. (the recirculation system. tifu l color e ffe c t o f colors ithelr daughter, Sirs. Preston Han- m ixed b y color e x p e r t s , and COMING TO OREGON FARMS ! son. They w ere.en route home a t Hermiston Second Hend Store.— Irrigation of prunes in Douglas reflects t h e 4 0 y ea rs o f e x Furniture sad Hardware. Bee 8up- j ter making s tom of the -oast. Land Settlement Department Has county conducted by Huron Clough p erien ce b eh in d pNee, Harneaa, Saddles. Wagons. Mrs. W. H. Hubbard returned to of Canyonville obtained on 20 acru 35-3fe Record of 74 Near Families -her boms In Lewiston. Idaho, after an Increase estimated at 61009 in spending two weeks with her daugh The best money can buy is the two seasons Hn<1 6500 in a third. During June. Herald Want Ads Bring Ton Ketulta only equipment we w ill use. ter, Mrs. Ben Judey. The prunes were larger* in size and Walter Bullard returned Friday brought a higher price. A number Want Ada Bring Rasulto FOUR SKILLED WORKMEN A steady gain In Oregon's farm of prune growers In the same dis from Iowa where he spent the past Before you buy any paint come in and see us. We are here to serve you. month visiting relatlvi population 1a being registered month trict are reported as having suc Summer Hours at Hermiston Lib Are busy in the shop all of tho Pete McNabb has purcahaed a new by month, according to the records ceeded with Irrigation. BLESSING HARDWARE CO. rary are from 1 to i P. M. 39-tfc itme which insures fast service. Chrysler ear. I of the land settlement department of HERMISTON, OREGON. Mra. Roy Lash has taken over the i the Portland and Oregon State Cham- FAMILY WASHING and Ironing "Clover mildew has come to Oregon management of the Umatilla hotel, bers of Commerce. June has proved to stay,” says H. P. Bar ss. plant j wanted. Mra. N. Dolken. Phone Mr». Frank James returned Wed- no exception to the rule and has pathologist of the Oregon experiment M-J-3. 42-4tp nesday from the välk y, after spend- brought reports of 74 new families station. “Infections In southern settling on Oregon farms. ng two weeks there. Attention I. 0. 0. F. and eastern Oregon, especially In Initiatory degree tart be prepared During the month of June 1584 the Irrigated sections have caused M 3 Hain Struct for w ork Monday nigh I, Juiv 11. W. letter» and Inquiries concerning Ore many Inquiries for the elover mil-lew* PENDLETON, OREGON gon farjn lands wer« received t»y treatment. Application of dusting B. Longhorn. See. REA D T H E W ANT ADS FOB SALE Chiropractor and Physiotherapist Specializing in Acute and Chronit y SPRAY Disease. Location, 2 doors west of Postoffice Hours, 10 to 6, and by appointment. Office Phone 303 Rea. Phone 31$ flies-m osquitoes, roaches tfmoths.efc. UMATILLA ITEMS (^F A R E S a Vast F O U N T A IN B ert M ullins U N IO N P A C IF IC Home Cooking REX CAFE What are they thinking of you and your car? iFirs SE R V IC E HERMISTON, OREGON ; J. L. V A U G H A N 5 : 208 East Court St. ANY AND E verthing E lectrical FOR YOU Phone 139 Pendleton, Ore. ■ H erm iston T ran sfer We Haul ANYTHING ANYWHERE ANYTIME TELEPHONE 31 L. J. M c A te e PAINTS, WALLPAPER, PICTURE MOULDINGS AND GLASS CONTRACTING 613 Main St. Phone IN Pendleton, Oregon. H erm iston H ospital Mnternity Cases onr Specialty OUR MOTTO: FAIRNESS AND SERVICE Come and see ns about onr new and reasonable rates. Graduate nurse in attendance at all times. TELEPHONE 881 T . H. G aith er _ For S h o e R e p a ir in g Modern Machinery ACME QUALITY Piintf'Vdrniih Pendleton Shoe Shop --------- " *Y ~ - ’ * W e H ave A n ticip ated Your needs in everything th at is necessary to com plete your golf outfit. C om e in and give our line th e « on ce over. t t HITT Legal Blanks for Sale at This O ffic e
