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TOB HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON,
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
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SHOE SALE
O e c a n s M * o f lntoroot G t w d B o n
and T h ere A b o u t th e C ity and
N eighborhood
WE HAVE A FEW ODD PAIRS AND SOME A LITTLE OUT OF
STYLE SHOES THAT WE ARE GOING TO OFFER AT PRICES
THAT WILL MOVE THEM TO MAKE ROOM FOR ODR NEW
STOCK.
Graham Young of Hood River wag
here over the Fourth as a guest of
Herbert Swarner.
E. P. Dodd returned last week from
a trip into Washington where he was
looking after land interests.
These are Good Shoes
WE PAY CASH FOR EGGS—THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE
Mr. and Mrs. Don Duvall of St.
Mr. and Mrs. F. C. McKenzie left
j Joseph, Mo., are here as guests of early Wednesday morning fot Van
his aunt and cousin, Mrs. C. M. Nor- couver barracks to join their sons,
I ton aad Joe Norton.
George and Gerald, who have been
at citizen’» military training camp
Miss Margaret Neary returned during the past four weeks. George
I Friday morning from Rockaway Davis and Sumner Robinson arc the
beach where she spent a brief vaca other two high school students in at-
tion. She made the trip with friends endance at the camp from Hermis
I from Portland.
ton.
W e W a n t Y our P roduce
KIN G SLEY’S
B R M IS T O N
H O U S E
O F
Q U A L IT Y
A M D S E R V IC E '
0 The Willamette Valley has
fine
prospects this year, according to J
M. Biggs who with Mrs. Biggs and
sons returned last week after a com
bination vacation and business trip.
DON’T FORGET
Ernest Carson returned recently
1 from Portland where he has been
¡employed for the past year and is now
; living at the home of his parents.
1 Mr. and Mrs. Sam Carson.
W e G rind and R ep air
L aw n M ow ers
Miss Martha W’inslow returned
j recently from California where she
spent several months for the benefit
¡of her health. The change in clijn-
i ate proved beneficial to her.
K N E R R ’S REPAIR SH O P
Russell Blessing has returned from
near Greenpoint, near Mt. Hood,
where he has been working this sum
mer for New Madden. Jack Smith
remained and will not return until
school starts thia fall.
MONEY SENT AWAY
Mrs. C. S. McNaught, Mis» Nanc;
McNaught and Joe and his younj
brother have gone to Seaside for i
vacation. Joe will return in abou
a week, but the others will remaii
for a month.
For apparent bargains as often as not fails to bring back the
value anticipated. The materials may almost suit and still lack
enough to make the purchase a disappointment.
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Harvey ant
daughter Agnes, and Mr. and Mrs
George R. Harvey and little daughtei
Bertha Jean returned to Parma
Idaho, Tuesday morning after a visit
here at the home of the editor of the
Herald.
There’s No Excuse
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For sending aut of town for printing. Very few individuals
or firms are doing that today for the simple reason that they can
depend on the Herald’s fast servic'', dependable workmanship
and reasonable prices .for quality printing.
Misses Emma and Sophia Lenz are
here from Salem as guests at the
home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Lenz. Miss Emma Lenz will
go from here to Hot Lake for a time,
and Miss Sophia Lenz will return to
Salem Saturday.
In addition, customers have the knowledge that any aid in the
way of special knowledge about forms we have, is at their dis
posal in helping them solve the probl m of that new piece of print
ing. Figure your next job of printing with your community print
ing factory.
Dick Upham and Bob Hooker re
turned Monday from Ukiah where
they pent 10 days. They attended
the celebration over the Fourth of
July and then went on to John Can
field’» ranch. They rode horses on
the trip of 200 miles.
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Brooder and Laying H ouses
GOOD SERVICEABLE STOCK AT CHEAP PRICES
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WE HAVE BOTH THE 0. A. C. PLANS AND THE PULLMAN,
WASHINGTON.
LET US MAKE YOU AN ESTIMATE FROM ONE
OF THEM.
Brooder Coal
LARGE STOCK OF OASCO BRIQUETS
ON
HAND.
SATIS-,
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CALL AND GET ONE OF OUR INSTRUCTIVE BOOKLETS ON
THE BUSINESS OF POULTRY RAISING-
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H. M. STRAW. MGR.
Exclusive Representatives of National Builders
George Tonkin used to be in Ore
gon, but in recent years he has called
Berkeley, California, home. He la
is federal game warden in the dis
trict comprising California and Nev
ada. He came back to Oregon to
spend bis vacation and was In Her
miston Wednesday, en rout» to Bend
and thence home.
Walter 3. Bear, in charge of ad
Mi*. F. L. Kelley has left on a vertising and publicity work for the
trip to Portland and other points in Union Pacific out of the Portland
the Willamette valley.
office, and J. 1. Purdy, traveling
freight and passenger agent, were
Miss Jean Watson is here from Hermipton visitors Wednesday after
Portland on her vacation aa a guest noon checking on the new bug ser
at the home of her parents, Mr. and vice that was recently installed by
Mrs. Harry Watson.
the carrier.
AND WILL BE SOLD AWAY BELOW THE COST OF THEM, SO
COME IN ARD LOOK THEM OVER AND SEE WHAT WILL FIT
YOU FOR THERE IS GOING TO BE SOME GENUINE BAR
GAINS.
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Evangelist Jackson, a native of ' oeptlonal aviation meet ever held In
Alaska, will conduct services at Col 1 the United States.
Hundreds of noted pilots and air
umbia school house' Sunday after
noon at 2:30. Everyone la welcome. plane manufacturers have written
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U. S. Ambassador to Mexico Quits.
Rapid City. S. D.—The resignation
of James Y. Sheffield as ambassador
to Mexico was accepted by President
Coolidge shortly after it had been
tendered. The post will remain for
the time being in the hands of th-
E. L. Cherry, superintendent of charge d'affaires, as Mr. Coolidge ha
schools, returned hme Saturday not decided when the resignatioi
nornlng from Seattle where he at shall become effective.
tended the convention of the Nation
al Education association. Tremen- LOCAL MAN BUYS CIGAR
ioua crowds attended a number of
STORE IN EUGENE, ORE.
the programs offered in connection
with the convention, he said. More
A. S. Johnson, for 16 years a resi
than 100,000 saw the pageant pre
sented by Seattle school children dent of Hermiston, recently purchas
Wednesday night in the stadium. ed a cigar store in the Miner build
The sacred concert by the choir from ing In Eugene and is now in hl» new
St. Olaf’s college was characterized location. He and Mrs. Johnson re
by Supt. Cherry as the finest concert cently went there on a visit, and the
deal was made after Mr. Johnsun
he ever heard.
had looked the location over.
The building in which the business
A family reunion in which three
's located Is a new eight story struct
listers who have not been together
for a quarter of a century are visiting ure. Mr. Johnson has been Bight
operator for the Union Pacific in
is being held at the home of Mr. and
Hermiston for many years. Mrs
Mrs. James Winslow. Mr. and Mrs
Johnson is here and plans to remain
Jack Fitzgerald of Glendale, Cali
until their property is sold after
'ornia. have been here for some time
which she will join her husband in
>.nd with Mr. and Mrs. Winslow went
Eugene.
o Wallowa lake last Thursday
pend the week end. Mrs. Fitzgerald
md Mrs. Winslow are sisters. Wed
r AT THE THEATRE
lesday they were joined by another
dster, Mrs. Susan Dee Hiles
The Playhouse will have the fam
Miami, Florida. Mrs. Hiles is en
cute to California and will return ous Drury Lane melodrama, "Sport
ing Life” with Bert Lyttle and Mar
•vith Mr. and Mrs. Fitzgerald.
ion Nixon in the leads.
Tuesday and Wednesday Tom Mix
Some 13 or 14 years ago an Irish
nan named S. II. McGinness and < has been booked in the "Great K
ad named Harvey who had come and A Train Robbery.”
The program Friday and Saturday
vest out of a newspaper office be
light,
July 22-23. will be full of
ante acquainted in the wheat, bean
md potato fields on the Twin Falls aughs with Reginald Denny appear
daho, project. On Wednesday of ing in "Where Was If"
Two shows will be given each
his week the same McGinness with
i few birthdays added stopped off in night at 7:45 and 9:45.
Cozy At Umatilla
termiston and spent a few hours at
“Acrtofis the Pacific,” a Warner
he Herald office and the Harvey
tome. The condition of business in Bros, production starring Monte Blue
he east i8 slower than a year ago will be shown at the Cozy Saturday
te said, and the west looks suffic and Sunday, July 16 and 17. Show
ently good to him that he expects starts at 8 o’clock.
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o locate in either Oregon or Idaho
’•*’3’ VVv V* T V T VV V V T v~w w v <
le was en route to Portland to join
Mrs. McGinness and their son whe
lave been visiting relatives since
he first Of June. He has been do
to k e e p in m in d th e
ng railroad work in Ohio.
MT. HOOD CLIMB WILL BE
Tom Campbell left early Wednes
STAGED SUNDAY BY LEGION
day morning by motor for Chicago
to visit his mother and brother. Ht
Following a "Mountain Carnival'
plans to spend six weeks on the trip.
He went from here to Spokane and at the city of Hood River on Friday,
planned to take the Roosevelt high July 15, the Hood River post of tht
American Legion will stage the an
way.
nual Mount Hood Legion Climb on
Mrs. W. S. Huston and her daugh Saturday and Sunday, July 16 and
ter. Miss Lela Huston, are here from 17.
To the annual mid-summer re
their home In Geneva, Nebraska, ai
guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. creational venture, launched by th»
E, L. Cherry. They are mother and Hood River I^eglon poet in 1921 ant
sister, respectively of Mrs. Cherry’e which has become nationally knowt
They will go from here to Oakland, in mountaineering and Legion cir
cles, several unique features will be
Oregon, to visit relatives.
added this year.
The ascent of the peak will be
W. L. Hamm Is taking his vaca held on Saturday, and on Sunday,
tion at present. The "vacation" when parties will be escorted to glac
really means a change of. work In his :al ice and snow fields, the Legion-
case because he has donned his tires will stage a race to the top of
coverall» and is engaged in doing Mount Hood and back and hold a
part of the work necessary in the kl jumping contest on Coalman's
addition he is having built on his Scoot. natural ski run on the north
house.
tide of the peak. Purse« aggregat
ing »100 each wUl be given winners
Mr. end Mrs. W. W. Felthouse and in both contests.
. children left Wednesday for Port
The Crag Rats, mountaineering
lan d for a brief vi. » after which trgnnizatlon, whose members won
they will go to one of the beaches. note in the discovery last year of
Mr. Felthouse will return In a week, lacky Strong, lrtst on the rugged
but Mrs. Felthouse and the children jouthweet slopes of Hood, and the
i will remain for an extended vaca first of this year rescued Calvin
tion.
White from a winter blizzard on
Hood, will guide the summit and
Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Prnnn. former glaelcr pat .lea.
Hermiston residents who left hen
F'.'ee?’. Dr a fw of »2 to be charg
recently, are now located in their old ed those e saying the summit trip.
home town. Creeco. Iowa, according In order t , provide a fund for the
to word received by A. W. Prann .rurchaae cf ropes and to provide
Mr. Prann re-lntly cloe^d a deal »her acetssorie» for safety and cont
for purchase of a variety store In ort of climbers, every service of the
Crest o.
Ion post this year will be pro
vided fre» of charge.
The Hood River post Inaugurated
Usual services Sunday at the Bap-
list church. Sunday school at lw .1:. Mt. Hood climb, in order to popu
o'clock. Morning preaching services larize mountaineering among the
at II hy Rev. J. W. Dowell. Union fotk of Oregon, and cordial invita
services In the evening at the Metho- tion is extended to the general pub
dist church with Rev. 8. Hamrick lic to attend this year’, mountain
preaching. A cordial welcome to all party.
A. J. Ware, paator.
SPOKANE SPEEDS PLANS
A letter has been received by local
FOR BIG AIR DERBY MEET
friends from Rev. A. J. Ware who
went to Portland last week to submit
Spokane. Wash.—With »50.000
to « physical examination at th> offered In prlxe money In addition
hands of his physician. A surgical to the nation’s most cherished avia
operation has been decided on aa tion trophies, general plans are be
neceaacry. and the operation will be ing rapidly completed here by the
performed the latter part of this National Air Derby asaoctatlon of
wt«k.
Spokan» for the largest and most ex-
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the association headquarters for
details of the events since the con
test committee of the National Aero
nautic association of the United
States sanctioned the national air
derby race from New York to Spo
kane, the Pacific coast air derby race
from San Francisco here and award
ed the 1927 national air races to
Felts Field, Parkwater, Spokane,
September 23 and 24.
“There isn’t the slightest doubt
but we will have more than 300 air
planes from all parts of the United
States winging their way towards
Felts Field next September,” said
Major John T. Fancher, commander
of the 41st division air service unit,
and managing-director of the Nat
ional Air Derby association of Spo-
kahe. Rules and iregulations gov
erning all three aerial events are now
being mailed to more than 3,000 pil
ots are airplane manufacturers.
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