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About The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984 | View Entire Issue (July 28, 1927)
TWT8 HEBMIgTOK mrrtArT), HHBMXSTOy, OBBUQjf» LOCAL AND PERSONAL ■ BREVITIES ■ SHOE SALE W OW ON-----— DID YOU GET YOUR SHOES. IF NOT YOU BETTER HURRY BEFORE THEY ARE ALL PICKED OVER. WE HAVE SOME ‘ BARGAINS IN SHOES. WE ARE SELLING SHOES OF $8 TO $8 VALUES DOWN AROUND THREE DOLLARS. THESE ARE REAL SHOES AND WILL GIVE YOU REAL SERVICE. He can use some more Spuds He pay cash for Eggs O m i m a a of I n u m i G and Thar» Aboot ÜM City and Neighborhood W heat in the L exington district F. C. Frederickson of Irrigon was la yield in g at rates from 20 to 25 ► t Hermiston visitor Monday. bushels p ir acre, and some field » ’are F. B. Sw syze returned Wednesday reported to be doing even better, ac cording to Julius Glmble and Frank from W illam ette valley pointa. Ward who h a v , returned from there Mr. and Mrs. R B. M itchell are in after hauling some wheat. The W illam ette valley is no cooler than the Hermiston country accord Mra. J. C. Downing and aon John ing ¿o the opinion expressed by Dr. have gone to Pendleton where they Sears after he anil Mrs. Sears and baby had returned from the valley plan to make their home. and coast points follow ing a vacation of slig h tly more than a week. B. S. K ingsley la in Portland this week to attend buyers’ week In the Mr. and Mrs. A. A. L ittle, accom- interest of his store. paned by h is sister, Mrs. Pugh and children, left early Sunday morning Senator Steiwier of Pendleton was for Portland where Mrs. Pugh went a visitor in Hermiston for a short to visit friends and relatives. Her tim e thia morning. He w as en route home is In Spokane. Mr. and Mrs. to Portland. L ittle returned home Monday. OPEN AGAIN. H ÏR M I8 T O N « H O U S E O F Q U A L IT Y A N D S t B V IC f o R Kills O em N d ea [T d " E I Miss V irginia Rodda has returned Dave M ittlesdorf was in Bend Sun ; from La Crande after atten d in g the summer normal session there which day where he played baseball with the Pendleton Buekaroos against j closed yesterady. Bend. The Bucks won the game, to 5. Dave admitted that the Bend Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Morlan left catcher was good— he caught prac Sunday for Portland where they are tically every ball the pitcher dellv participating in the a ctiv ities of ered w hile Dave was at bat. buyers' week. Usual services w ill be conducted at the B aptist church Sunday. -Bible school at 10 o’clock In the mornng and Rev. J. W. Dowell w ill preach at 11 o'clock. Union services w ill held in the Methodist Episcopal The hinterland behind Lewiston, church in the evening w ith Rev. S Idaho, has great crops th is year, ac Hamrick in charge. Rev. A. J cording to B. P. Dodd who returned W are, pastor. th iB week from a trip through that country. Mr. and Mra. Lee Savely returned last week from Portland where they Loren O’Gara, formerly one of the visited his brother. W ilburn Savely owners of the A rlington B u lletin , who is slow ly recovering from ■ wag a visitor in Hermiston Tuesday number of surgical operations. He evening for a few hours. He w as en has been In the Portland sanitarium route to his home in Pendleton. for 18 weeks. He spent tw o or three years her„ w ith Lee Savely several Mrs. O. T. Lockridge le ft Tuesday years ago. m orning by stage for P ort’and. From there she plans to go to Leb BAZZ-A-DOODLE ELECTS GEORGE anon and then to Oregon City. She ❖ :o: ❖ :o: to: ♦ :o: ❖ :o: probably w ill he gone u n til the m id WAGNER TO MEMBERSHIP WHEN dle of September. <• :o: ❖ :o: ❖ :o: ❖ :o: ❖ :o: Mrs. J. D. Harrah is In Portland where she is receiving special train ing in work connected w ith hospital management. _______ i - d i vx flies,mosquitoes,roaches,motbs .S T A N D A R D O il. C O M P A N Y Ol< C A L I F O R N I A LYSP1RAY MONEY SENT AWAY 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. HE FORGETS TO For sending out 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 service dependable workmanship . 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. The Hermiston Herald — TRY THE HERALD WANT ADS— POULTRY BREEDERS GO « I BED SPECIALS! JAPANESE CABLE WARE CUPS AND SAUCERS SPECIAL, per s e t .............. Frsucit Pattern 4 cup size SPECIAL, per set ............. $1-98 In colored glass In sots of five ............... SPECIAL, per set........ :........ $2.25 SPECIAL 98c ~f!HAMOLINE FOR CLEANING AND POLISHING AUTOMOBILES FURNITURE AND WINDOWS SPECIAL .............. Z2Z22Z 42c In cut star or gTape design SPECIAL ......................... - SPECIAL ................................ $ 1 3 5 Sets of four piec s SPECIAL $1.15 TOILET CUPPERS CHAMPION MINUTE SPARK PLUG CLEANERS In thé 000 size SPECIAL.............................. SPECIAL In round or square shapes SPECIAL ...............:.............. 80c PRINCESS ELECTRIC IRONS Guaranteed t give perfect satis faction. SPECIAL ................................. $3.90 55c In 1 Gallon Cans SPECIAL ..................................... 85c a SPECIAL ................................ ’ EMBR0RDING SCISSORS WIRE DISH DRAINERS PYREX PIE PLATES W ith nickel stand SPECIAL 2 gallon size SPECIAL .......................... Set of thr e in imitation leather SPECIAL ............................ $1.12 LUGGAGE CARRIER Extra large extends to 50 inches $1-75 £t>PEIT ’S SOUTH AFRICAN WATER BAGS SHERWIH WILLIAMS AND WHIZ FLY SPRAY $1 85 DECORATED BOWLS Sets of six GLASS ICE CHEST FOUR INCH WHEEL CARBO RUNDUM HOUSEHOLD GRIND ERS $185 35c WATER SETS COLONIAL SHAPE ICE TEA OR LEMONADE SETS GLASS MIXING BOWLS i SPECIAL ............................... SPECIAL, per get ................. $ 1 1 2 IRRIDESCENT ICE TEA OR LEMONADE SETS I SPECIAL ....................... HEAVY SHEET STEEL FOLDING CAMP STOVES .. $100 a a u 'e uQ SPECIAL ................................. $8.25 These are only a few o f the many Bargains that are offering for the month o f August. See our I i.* I, - dow and Table Displays for more Real Bargains in Seasonable Merchandise. ■■■■■ bbbbbbbbbb iM M A. Soneson, resident of Herm iston for a number of years who left last spring to reside in Emmett, Idaho, is here on a two w eeks’ vacation v isitin g h is daughters. Crops are good in the Emmett country, he sta t ed. Cherries have all been picked, and peaches and apricots are about ready for the market. A box fac tory and a canning factory are big helps at Emmett, he said. D airying and sheep raising are also im portant industries. Mr. Soneson was accom panied by one of his step-sons w h o jg v isitin g relatives on Butter creek. Turablads Have Rivals Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Turnblad are not the only gardeners on the pro ject who picked their first tom atoes af the season cn July 20, according to Mrs. N. W . Bloom. “We had tom atoes on the same day,” Mrs. Bloom said. H iH m u iH H H H B H M M a ■ H ■ ■ H iH B H E iiB R K c t a WE STILL HAVE A FEW PAIRS OF White Canvas SHOES A t $ 1 .0 0 GOOD SERVICEABLE SHOES. QUEEN QUALITY. A LITTLE OUT OF STYLE. BUT GOOD VALUES. H E R E IS A CHANCE! T 0 OF COURSE SA V E ! M e n ’s K h a k i H a t s THE VENTILATED KIND We Want You 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 75c--W orth $1.00 to $1.25 Men’s Plain KEaki Hats 50c—Worth up to $1.00 Hermiston Produce and Supply To See Us Company Insurance Salesman Wanted A competent hustler to repre- • nt an old established insurance company. Can work part or full time. CRISP For Health, For Comfort A Sleeping Perch U a OREGON HARDWARE & IMPLEMENT CO. P. O. Box 456, La Grande, Ore. WE HAVE BOTH THE 0. A. C. PLANS AND THE PULLMAN, WASHINGTON. LET US MAKE YOU AN ESTIMATE FROM ONE ■ ■ B ■ a ■ s 13 H $L35 Address: PLANS Brooder Coal JAPANESE EARTHENWARE TEA POTS 85c GOOD SERVICEABLE STOCK AT CHEAP PRICES 5 OF THEM. AMERICAN WHITEWARE CUPS AND SAUCERS When you need any thing in the fine of neat and attractive Printing. Brooder and Laying Houses H S AUGUST DON’T FORGET ---------Ü S ---------- ARE INVITED TO INSPECT OUR STOCK OF MATERIAL FOR ! TO Miss Iris L ittle has returned <• :o: •> :o: ♦' :o: ❖ :o: :o: home after spending six weeks in George "Sllcky” W agner was U niversity of W ashington where she unanim ous! elected to membership in did summer work. She w ill be grad- Razz. A. Doortle chlb th is week uated from W hitman college n e x t , R hapened over 8,eep. ^une’ Mr. W agner is reputed to be about the earliest riser in town. He gets Prof. H. V. Kepner of Denver was up in the m orning w ith the birds a guest of his sister, Mrs. N. W. and does h is work w h ile the rest of Bloom Monday for a short time. He the town Is refreshing itself with was on his way home after having sleep. conducted a large touring party front He pays for the distin ction , how Denver through the N ational parks ever, by being Tory sleepy the rest of and io Alaska. the day. He n«edB a siesta at noon and if he rests very long At any time Mr. and Mrs. Jack W aller and during the day. his eyes are likely chldren left Monday on a vacaton to close in restful slumber The other even in g he w ent sound trip. They planned to go over the McKenzie pass and then later to asleep after having risen particular Salem where they w ill be guests of ly early in the m orning. Mrs. W ag Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Phipps, former t i e r tried to awaken him at bedtime but George was sleeping too b lissfully Hermiston residents. to get back to consciousness. Think R elatives who have been visitin g ing he would soon aw aken, Mrs. \ \ ag at th e home of Joe Norton and his ner gave up her efforts to rouse hint mother for more than a week left and retired. I Tuesday morning for Portland and George awoke In th s morning other W illam ette valley points. Mr. chilled and sore, w ith a membership Norton accompanied them as far a s , In the Razz-A>Doodle flu b Portland to attend buyers’ week --------------------------- Burton H utton was here today to Yea, friends, during hot weather attend the poultry dem onstration glv en by H. E. Cosby. It's hot. There’s No Excuse and reasonable prices for quality printing. ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■i Portland thia week to attend buyers’ week. WE STILL HAVE SOME OF THOSE PEAS, CORN, BEANS, KRAUT AND HOMINY THAT WE ARE SELLING AT TWO TINS FOR 27C. THES ARE STANDARD GOODS WITH A MONEY BACK GUARANTEE. - • D O YOU SEE THAT ZIPPER COVERALL. IT IS A DANDY. NO BUTTONS—JUST ZIP AND IT IS CLOSED, AND ZIP IT IS KINGSLEY’S Sunday W. W, Feltbotue raturnad from the coait after a vacation of more than a week »pent w ith his fam ily. On hla raturn Carl Mc- N aught filled the gasoline tank and headed for the coast to Join hla fam ily for a few days. MORNINGS YES, Summer Is Here CALL FOR GOOD WHOLESOME WE ARE PREPARED FOR YOU FOOD TO START OUT THE DAY IN WITH STEAKS, PORK CHOPS, VEAL OR LAMB AND COLD M E A T S ............................................ RED ROCK C H EE SE Hermiston Market M. W. SIMS A. W. TURNBLAD