THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON,
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
■ BREVITIES •
VacationTime
O ccu rtB O ut IntaiM t Glean«! Hera
and There About the City and
Neighborhood
C. W. S m ith, county ag e n t of M or­
row county, w as a v is ito r In Hermla-
tou T uesday afternoon. He w as on
h is way bonte aftwr h av in g atten d ed
Mrs. J. C. D ow ning an d son Jo h n a d is tric t c o n fe re a c e ji/ county ag en ts
P en d leto n w ere H erm iston v is ito r, a t L a G rande.
TOU WILL WANT A GRIP OR SUIT CASE. WE HAVE A NEW
LINE JUST IN AND IF YOU NEED ANYTHING IN THAT LINE
SEE US.
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SOME NEW SHOES FOR THE FAMILY. MEH-!
RICED
BOYS, MISSES AND CHILDREN S AND WE HAVE
THEM RIGHT.
OUR SALE ON THE ODD SHOPS IS STILL ON AND SOME
GOOD SHOES AT PRICES THAT OUGHT TO MOVE THEM. A
GOOD CALFSKIN SHOE WILL WEAR AND MUCH SETTER FOR
THIS HOT WFATHER THAN THE HEAVY ONES.
NEXT WEEK WE ARE GOING TO HAVE A COFFEE THAT
WILL SELL FOR 35 C TER POUND. WE WILL PUT IT AGAINST
ANY ON THE MARKET NOW SELL’EG FOR 40 OR 45C. TRY IT.
MADE FROM 100 PER CENT SEMOLINA WHEAT.
H a rry W atson h as disposed of his
Miss E ld o ra K ingsley re tu rn e d Sat- fa rm in g o u tfit and h is h erd of cows
i ! a v from C orvallis w here she took and w ill leave th e la tte r p a rt of th is
week fo r P o rtlan d w here he hag se­
im m er w ork a t O. A. C.
cured w ork. He w ill s t a r t w ork in
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. W arn er and his new location next Monday.
u g h te r Ja n e w tre P en d leto n vlsi-
Mr. and Mrs. Roy G reen and
'in S atu rd ay .
d a u g h te r of G oldendale, W ashington,
W a lte r Pearson h a s been lim ping left M onday for th e ir home a fte r h av ­
n .u n d for se v e ra l days on account ing sp en t a week as g u ests a t th e
hom e of Mr. and Mrs. F. F. W ise-
of a boil on h l, heel.
nor. Mrs. G reen Is a s is te r of Mr.
M is. M. W. Sim s an d baby a re in W ise nor.
nous. W ash in g to n , aa g u ests a t th e
hom e qf h er p aren ts.
Mrs. Ida Sim m ons ha« re tu rn e d
a fte r h av in g spent 11 w eeks a« a
p . B. Sw ayze and Col. J. F. Mc- guest a t the home of h er d a u g h te r
Nitog it w en t to Lind, W ash in g to n , a t E agle Creel?, O regon.
"T h e
lo d iy on a b 'fc im ss mission.
w eather was very cool th ere, and the
v eath e r herb seem s like real Bum­
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Pearson moved m er," sh e said.
ihi.'i v -o k from th e S tro h m bouse to
the C haliis p ro p erty , n ext door to
Ijewis Dyer left S a tu rd a y for M ay­
ville, Oregon, w here he w ill w ork for
C herry's.
his uncle, J. W. Dyer, in th e w heat
Mrs. L. ¡1. Pearson and grandson, h arv est. He expects to rem ain th ere
le. ed ith W ilk in s, are h ere from is. long as work lasts and w ill th en
" t ie to spend th e ir v acation on the com plete Hie h alf y ear w hich he
lacks for g ra d u a tio n from high
I irson ranch.
ehool.
Mrs. S tan ley Cam pbell and daugh
te r B arb ara are in E ugene visiting
Mrs. J. B. Pace and son and g ran d -
relative-;. From E ugene th e y will jon a rriv ed in H erm iston M onday a f ­
go to B andon on a v acation.
ternoon w ith th e ir household goods
from W allowa. They a re liv in g in
Mrs. C. C. D urfey and Mrs. L. A th e W. J. W arner house ad jo in in g
PimlpM 1 ft S u n d ay for Seaside w her, the J. M. Biggs place. Mr. Pace w ill
tin y w ill rem ain for some tim e on r ipend a p art of h is tim e here. H t
vacation.
■uns a dairy ranch n e a r S tanfield.
Macaroni in Bulk
3 POUNDS FOR 25 CENTS.
BE DISAPPOINTED.
TRY THIS AMD YOU WILL HOT
KINGSLEY'S
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Dr. and Mrs. David S. Rowe moved
G radual progress is ap p a re n tly be­
M onday from th e P rim e bouse to the ing made In the e ffo rts being put
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recen tly pu rch ased by W. J. forth by the S tan field Irrig a tio n dis
W . rm r on th e w est side of tow n.
iric t w ith the reclam atio n service to
;e t th e d istric t on a desirable basis,
Mins Goldn M um m a a rriv ed Tues according to F. A. B aker, eecretary
day from P o rtla n d to spend a week □f th e d istric t board, w ho w as a H e r­
or 10 dujls as a guest of h er m other m iston visitor M onday afternoon.
in H erm iston d u rin g h er vacation.
"M ost of my second crop of alfalfa
Miss M arion B riggs re tu rn e d home is down now, and it w ill goon be
lio week from La G rande w here she going in to the s ta c k ,” said M arcus
»■. ;.s critic te a c h e r d u rin g th e ei> May T uesday w hile In tow n. He was
Its sum m er norm al school session looking for a m an. H elp has been
p le n tifu l d u rin g th e season, he said
S. II. B a rn ard w ill leave th e la tte r th o u g h idle men a re not found on
p m t of th is m o n th for T oronto, Can- every corner now.
ida. w here lie p lan s to spend a couple
i,f w eeks v isitin g relativ es.
Mr. and Mrs. D. T. D uvall and baby
left T uesday m o rning on th e re tu rn
Mr. and Mrs. A rnold M innls and trip to th e ir home a t St. Joseph, Mis­
- i n Jim m ie , a n d Mrs. J. W. W ith erell souri. They w ere guestg in H erm is
iid d a u g h te r P h y llis of P endleton ton a t th e home of h er a u n t, Mrs. M
w tre g u t Is of H erm iston frien d s C. N orton, and also « p en t several
lays a t P o rtlan d and In th e W lllam -
■; ui'.day.
it te valley.
M r s . R ena W ate rm an and daugh-
The fourth q u a rte rly conference of
er. M i, .M argaret W ate rm an , Te­
r m e d home last week a fte r spend- th e M ethodist E piscopal ch u rch will
a p a rt of th e sum m er In P o rt­ be held h ere S atu rd ay n ig h t a t
o’clock w ith Dr. Hlsey, d is tric t su p e r­
la n d a n d T h e D alles.
in te n d e n t of th e e a ste rn Orgon eon
Ir. and Mis. R, O. S olvester, Miss Terence, presiding. Dr. Hlsey will
, i : W illiam s an d Mr. Snyder were preach S unday m orning and Sunday
I ■ >• Sunday from A rlin g to n as gu eBt 8 evening. The public is Invited to the
at t l i e hom e of Mr. an d Mrs. W. T. Sunday services.
: 'o l\ eater.
Mr. and Mrs. T aylor Biggs and
Mrs. It. II!. O sborne and d a u g h te r d au g h ter, M ist Ruby Biggs, of San
Dili 1er and Mrs. O. B. Losse and two Jose, C alifornia, p a re n ts and sister
U. Ii.h te fs re tu rn e d to th e ir home in of J. M. Biggs, and Mr. and Mrs. B.
W a lla W alla S a tu rd a y a fte r spend­ F. Mathew% and sm all son of A r­
ili- a week hi re as guests a t th e home buckle, C alifornia, w ere h ere for a
couple of days the la tte r p a rt of last
, f 'i r . and Mrs. T hom as W ilson.
week as guests at th e Biggs home.
D allas W ard of L exington, a m em ­ Mrs. Mathew« is h is siste r. They
ber of th e g r e a t e r O. A. C. a s s o d a ­ w ere en ro u te hom e a fte r a tr ip
lo i w hich has as its chief purpose th ro u g h Y ellow stone. Mr. M athew s
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.
There’s No Excuse
For sending out of town for printing. Very few individuals
or firms are doing th at today for the simple reason that they can
depend on the Herald's fast service dependable workmanship
and reasonable prices for quality printing.
In addition, customers have the knowledge th at any aid in the
way of special knowledge about forms we li-ive, is at th ir dis­
posal in helping them solve the prcbl m of that
pit e of print­
ing. Figure your next job of printing with you, .ornmunity print­
ing factory.
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POULTRY
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ARE INVITED TO INSPECT OUR STOCK OF MATERIAL FOR
B rooder and L aying H ou ses
GOOD SERVICEABLE STOCK AT CHEAP PRICES.
PLANS
the lending of aid and advice to stu­ has a larg e o rch ard n ear A rbuckle.
dents about to enroll in collegt, was
A real fam ily reu n io n is In pro-1
a Hermiston visitor Monday.
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OF THEM.
UMATILLA MAN DIES AUG.
1 AT DAUGHTERS HOME
Jam es W. H arvey, 71, died a t the
hom e of h is d au g h ter, Mrs. Ford, In
U m atilla A ugust 1. D eath w as due j
to pulm onary
tuberculosis
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w hich he had suffered for 10 years.
The rem ain s w ere tak en to Mosier,
Oregon, for burial. Mr. H arvey had
resided in U m atilla for 10 years.
C lint H arvey, a ra ilro a d m an, is a
son of th e deceased.
-AUGUST
SPECIALS!
For Real Bargains see our
Window and Table Dis­
plays. New Specials are
being added each day.
OREGON H ARDW ARE &
IMPLEMEN1 COMPANY
The Winchester Store
Specialist Visits Station
C. S. Scofield of th e U. S. d e p a rt-i
qjeut of ag ric u ltu re , senior a g ric u l­
tu ris t in ch arg e of w estern irrig a te d |
experim net statio n s, ha« been here
for several days looking over th e H e r - !
m iston sta tio n . He left today w ith ;
S upt. H. K. D ean for P rosser and j
Yakima.
We Want Yon
to k e e p in m in d th e
fa c t that in addition to
p r in tin g th is n e w s ­
paper w e d o job w ork
of a n y k in d. W h e n
in n eed o f an y th in g
in this line b e sure
T o See Us
WE ARE STILL WORKING ON SHOES AND HAVE ONLY
A Few Pairs of White Canvas
Shoes Left at $1.00
These are real bargains in the m atter of wear. Siz s a' e bro’. e n
now, but if you can find your size you can save $2 00 to $3.00 per
pair in wear and comfort.
A ll M en ’s Straw H ats
SAILORS AT ONE-HALF PRICE TO CLOSE OUT.
This will appeal to you if yon need a hat. The re'son is o
half over and the styles will be jus as gcoi next j
— NEW BLOCKS OF—
G ordon H ats
IN THE WANTED LIGHT SHADES FOR FARLY FALL WEAR.
THE LATEST OLORS AND MODELS.
WE
HAVE
RECEIVED AN EARLY SHIPMENT OF
Q u e en Q u a lity S h o es
DON’T FORGET
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When you need any­
thing in the tine of
neat and attractive
Printing.
In the fall tan color which will b ; in vogue this season.
—YOU WILL ALWAYS FIND THE—
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
-O F T H E S E A S O N H E R E -
Hermiston Produce and Supply
Company
CRISP
M O RNING S
Y es, W e H a v e P o ta to S alad
Red Rock Cheese and
Spring Chickens
CALL FOR GOOD WHOLESOME
FOOD TO START OUT THE DAY IN
THE RIGHT MOOD TO GET THINGS
DONE.
MILK - and - CREAM
W h a t is m ore sensible an d econom ­
ical th a n —
MEAT
H erm iston M ark et
M. W. SIMS
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A. W. TURNBLAD
M aybe you w a n t C ured M eats. If
you do o u r line of B acon and H aras
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 offerings.
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WE HAVE BOTH THE 0. A. C. PLANS AND THE PULLMAN,
WASHINGTON.
gress a t tjie hom e of Mr. and Mrs.
John Leek. Sons and d au g h te rs and
"grandchildren a rriv e d
W ednesday, ■
trtid fast and fu rio u s v isitin g h as been
th e oi’der of business liir.ee.. Mr.
and Mrs. Jo h n Leek J r . and tw o sons,
lo w a rd an d Ruagall cam e from Los
Angeles. Mr. an d Mrs. Leek have
not seen him for moi*e th a n 27 years.
Vlissefc E lisa b e th and R achel Leek,
a u g h ters, a re h ere from P o rtlan d .
Mr. and Mrs. H enry Jacobaon of
A dams com plete th e p arty .
Mrs.
Jacobeon Is a d au g h te r. One son,
W illiam Leek, of Mt. V ernon, W ash ­
in g to n . w as prevented from being
present for th e reu n io n on account of
Illness in his fam ily.
LET US MAKE YOU AM ESTIMATE FROM ONE
For Health, For Comfort
A Sleeping Porch
For Summer
Need«:—
Announcement
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During the absence of Mrs. J. D. Harrah in
Portland where she is taking post graduate train­
ing in anaesthesia and maternity work
T H E H E R M IS T O N
H O S P IT A L
is in charge of Mijs. Wiseman,
a competent nurse of Walla Walla.