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O e e u re n c « e f I s M r w t GI m im <I B m
and T k a ra A b o u t the C ttjr and
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YOU WILL WANT A GRIP OR SUIT CASE. WE HAVE A HEW
LINE JUST IN AND IF YOU NEED ANYTHING IN THAT LINE
SEE US.
Dr. M. 8. K ern an d hia fa th e r,
're d K e rl,’. ■*•»» h e re 1 from 1’endle-
.on Tuesday. «
SOME NEW SHOES FOR THE FAMILY. MEN’S, WOMEN’S
BOYS, MISSES AND CHILDREN’S AND WE HAVE PRICED
THEM RIGHT.
OUR SALE ON THE ODD SHOFS IS STILL ON AND SOME
GOOD SHOES AT PRICES THAT OUGHT TO MOVE THEM. A
GOOD CALFSKIN SHOE WILL WEAR AND MUCH BETTER FOR
THIS HOT WEATHER THAN THE HEAVY ONES.
NEXT WEEK WE ARE C-OING TO HAVE A COFFEE THAT
WILL SELL FOR 35C PER POUND. WE WILL PUT IT AGAINST
ANY ON THE MARKET NOW SELLING FOR 40 OR 45C. TRY IT.
Mrs. J. Skovbo and tw o ch ild ren
an d Mrs. Floyd K n err a re in P o rt
land on a v acatio n trip .
"W h ile London S lefp s," fe a tu rin g
Rln-’rtn -T In , S a tu rd a y and S unday,
a t Coxy T h e a tre , U m atilla.— Adv.
Mr. an d Mrs. J. M. B iggs and sons
and Mr. an d Mrs. J. 3. H arvey and
ch ild ren sp en t th e week end a t W al
low a lake.
M acaroni in Bulk
MADE FROM 100 PER CENT SEMOLINA WHEAT.
3 POUNDS FOR 25 CENTS. TRY THIS AND YOU WILL NOT
BE DISAPPOINTED.
Dr. and Mrs. R. G. G ale have been
h ere for sev eral days from K lick itat,
W ash in g to n , v isitin g frien d s.
T hey
form erly lived here.
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H. K. Dean, s u p e rin te n d e n t of the
ex p erim en t farm , was in P en d leton
on business connected w ith h is work
Monday.
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Mis. C. A. S tephenson an d d au g h
ters, M arie Lou a"hd L avelle, are here
from P erry , O regon, as g u ests of her
p aren ts, Mr. an d Mrs. F. R. W rig h t.
O R O N IT E
R alph ‘’S h o rty ” L onghorn le ft th is
i m o rn in g for P endleton^ to begin his
j d u ties as d riv e r of the T roy lau u d r*
tru c k th a t serves th is te rrito ry .
“K ills ent d e a d
Mrs. C. C. D urfey and Mrs. L. A.
P h elp s have re tu rn e d from Seaside
w here -they sp e n t more th a n a week
on a v acatio n trip .
flie s.mosqu itoes,roaches, in oths
S I A N O A R f ) O IL C O M P A N Y
OF C A L I F O R N I A
J. M. B iggs w ill be in P o rtla n d
M onday to a tte n d a m eetin g of the
executive com m ittee of th e A m erican
Legion. H e is a com m ittee than in
th e six th d is tric t.
FLY SP R A Y
Mr. an d Mrs. W. J. W a rn e r and
j d a u g h te r J a n e an d Mrs. M abel R alph
la n d th re e d a u g h te rs left W ednesday
i for Seaside w here they w ill spend a
I week.
MONEY SENT AWAY
Joe N eary, g ra d u a te from th e H er-
m iston h ig h school w ith th ia y e a r’s
I class, left M onday for O akland, C ali-
I fo rn ia, w here he w ill e n te r St. M ary’s
¡college. He w ill lake a pre-m edicine
course.
For apparent bargains as often as not fails to bring back the
value anticijfatcd. The materials may almost suit and still lack
enough to make the purchase a disappointment.
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There’s No Excuse
Shipm ent« of can ta lo u p es and
w aterm elo n s a re being m ade a t a
lively ra te by Irrig o n grow ers, ac
cording to Mrs. C. E. G lasgow who
Was h ere y esterd ay . T he m elons a r e
rip en in g very rap id ly d u rin g the
p ast few d iy s.
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 servin', dependable workmanship
and reasonable prices for quality printing.
Dr. H. C. C u rry , th e S e a ttle E ye
sig h t S peoiailst who h as m ade pro
fessional, v isits to H erm isto n f
tw en ty y ears an d is know n for goo-
o p tical w ork a t reatsonable p rice
w ill ag a in be h t H erm isto n Hot-
S atu rd ay . A u g u st. 20, for one day.
Eyes exam ined. G lasses fitte d — adv.
In addition, customers have the knowledge that any aid in the
wky 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.
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The Hermiston Herald
Rev. H en ry Y oung, fo rm erly p as
to r of th e M ethodist E piscopal ch urch
in H erm isto n , w as h ere a sh o rt tim e
yesterday. H e loft h e re for Pasco
to v isit his son and from th e re w ill
go home to Hood R iver. T he apple,
crop in th a t d is tric t th is y ear will'
be o n e-th ird of a crop, or ab o u t 3,000
carlo ad s less th a n in 1926, he said.
S tra w b e rrie s sold by th e association
th ia year b ro u g h t a gross re tu r n of
$3.75 f. o. b. T he ra s p b e rry crop
wag not p ro fitab le, he said, m any
patcheg re m a in in g u npicked.
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Mr. and Mrs. William Shaar were
Pendleton visitors Monday.
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lin g p o u ltry products 1* b eing o rg a n
A. H. N orton waa off d u ty a t the ized on th e G rand V alley p ro ject,
b ank M onday on account of a n Infec w ith an in itia l m em bership c o n tro ll
ing 50.000 hens. T he o rg an izatio n
tion fn hlg left arm .
» i l l include D elta and M ontrose
Mi*. Ida Knight» With M r^M night counties.
and th e ir children-, •«’ gifest tit the C hecking of th e records in th e office ,
hoiJe of her parenta,-M r^ SJMi i l r s J . I of th e a tto rn e y fo r th e V ale-O regon !
L. McCoy, is doing
photographic irrig a tio n d is tric t on Ju n e 30 show ed
w ork d u rin g h er visit. She Is spec th a t 6,450 acres had been signed up '
ializin g in p o rtra it w ork of ch ild ren on th e ’’increm ented v alu e" c o n tra c ts :
and goes t0 p riv ate hom es in ta k in g an d 2,000 acres in th e ’’excess la n d " i
th e p ictu res. She w ill also tak e co n tracts, described in th e New R e
clam atio n E ra la s t m onth.
farm scenes.
D u rin g th e m onth of Ju n e , 31 en-
T h e T w in F alls p ro ject in the trynien, m ak in g a to ta l of 113, had
S n ak e riv e r valley is p roducing w on-j been aw arded farm u n its and filed
d e rfu l crops th is y ear, a c c o r d in g - to , w ater re n ta l ap p licatio n s in the T ule
Rev. C. C. C urtis, p asto r of th e C h ris L ake division of th e K lam ath pro-!
tia n ch u rch in T w in F alls. W ith Ject. A bout 10 u n itg rem ained on I
not been,
Mrs. C u rtis and th e ir tw o ch ild ren w hich ap p licatio n s h ad
he Btopped in H erm iston fo r a sh o rt filed. More th a n 70 p er cen t of th e |
tm e T uesday m orning. T he fam ily en try m en have s ta rte d d e v e lo p m e n t,
w as en ro u te to P o rtla n d a n d o th e r of th e ir u n its, and it is estim ated i
th a t ab o u t 2,500 acres of these landgl
valley and coast points.
w ill be cropped or u n d e r c u ltiv a tio n
Mr. and Mrs. Ja c k W aller
and th is year.
T h e a n n u a l re p o rt of th e M ini-
d a u g h te r re tu rn e d F rid ay a fte r a trip
to Salem an d o th e r points in th e Cassia D airym en's association, M ini
W illam ette valley. T hey v isited Mr. doka project, show s a m arked g ro w th
and Mrs. F. P. P hipps, form er project in business d u rin g th e y ear. A to ta l
resid en ts, n ear Salem . T hey were of 362,568 pounds of b u tte rfg t w as
also in E ugene, C orvallis and A lbany. handled a t an averag e price of 43
T hey re tu rn e d hom e by w ay of the cefttg a pound. T h c association paid
Mt. Hood loop road. T he P hipps o u t d u rin g the y ear >161,604.24 in
have a very desirable place, Mr. W al cream checks to the fa rm ers for m ilk
and cream . ’ E x p an sio n of business
ler said.
re q u ite d ad d itio n al q u a rte rs , w hich
I. N. H artsook, form er H erm iston w ere o b tain ed a t th e old B u rley po
re sid en t, was here th e first p a rt oi ta to chip m ill, w hich h a s been rem od
the week from O regon C ity, w here eled and w here ra ilro a d tra c k a g e is
he is now living. He was called here available.
because of th e d estru c tio n of a yard
C lean up prices on last y e a r's crop
of bees w hich h e h as been h av in g on the Y akim a p ro ject have been
k ep t on th e Jam es N eary ranch. much b e tte r since th e firs t of th e
A fter an Inv estig atio n of th e y ard , he y ear th a n w as expected, w ith th e re
offered a rew ard fo r in fo rm atio n su lt th a t the re tu rn s from both apples
lead in g to Inform ation th a t w ill con and potatoes held in sto rag e w ere
vict th e p a rty or p a rtie s w ho killed p ractically $1,000,000 m ore th a n had
th e honey g ath erers.
been estim ated.
T u rk ey th iev es have been active
C. S. M cN aught re tu rn e d W ednes 6n th e N ew lands p ro ject and it is
day from th e beach w here he has believed th a t a w ell-organized g an g
been on a vacation.
w ith several avenues of disposition of
stolen birds is a t w ork. T he loss to
geveral grow ers h as been coniderable.
Weather Changes
T he h o t w eath er th a t has prevailed
fo r th re e weeks w as broken W ednes
day by a w est w ind. T h e w ind Many K inds of Bark
stre n g th e n e d today an d re su lte d in a
in Use as Medicin
m uch low er te m p e ra tu re th a n has
The United S tates I’hnrntncopoei
been p rev ailin g since sumnlfcr came.
lists 17 kinds of bark used 111 med
cine. T here are. however. nn -les
than 35 kinds nf hart! altogether grow'
Many O dd Forms of
In America which are inure or les
Home Savings Banks widely used for preparing simple
From Manila conies direct evidence hoiiieinnile remedies, although only 1'.
ire classed nA “iitttclnnls.”
that the Filipinos -believe In growing
Some are valued, fur example, xr
their own coin hunks. The two most
popular forms are a section oi bamboo febrifuges, chief of which, of course
will) a slit and (irmly sealed on both ts the Peruvian hark or cinchona. Ic
which the wo: Id owes the prlceles-
ends, ¡uni the oilier Is u carefully hoi
I,oon of quinine
lowed and polished Coconut. Tile ham
A second class includes those whirl
hoo halik is railed an “ Arkniirln” Mini
exert a enlhartlc or laxative effect
the eoeoinil a “ T i i I h i ." Bolli are prctlj
and of these the most highly prized I-
good al defying the attem pt» of chit
-Iren to get al I he contents, because ilte bark of the graceful little buck
they are very illlticiill Io break.
thorn tree found In Culifornlil. am 1
Although coin hanks are not whlelj
known bv its Spatilsh name of cas
sed in tlie Argentine there is one
•ttra sagrada I sacred bark).
, in whh h serves a double pui|Mise.
A third class includes those wldcl
i i irulai ly In the
Inlerior of the stim ulate the flow ,of one or anothei
-an y Tills Is an arflsltcnlly deco
-if I he secretions of the body, such as
d gourd which though primarily
;he unlive. gastric Juice, perspiration
oiendeil as a receptacle foi lea drink
mucus, etc. j
ing Is sometimes converted Into a coin
O lliers are soothing In nnture. su d
hank. The ten drunk In the Argentine
is nn Infusion of slippery elm. and
is known as “mule.” It Is sipped from many may he used for preparing
die gourd li, m eans of a m etal tillo- toothing d ra fts in enses of sore
-•nlled a ■‘llonihllln.’’ The gourd of lea
throats, etc.
Still others are Sai-'
pusseil from one to the other ut tnblf
somewhat vaguely to possess ’’tonic'
Is eotisIdeieiF a gesture of real friend
properties.
ship and regard.
Dolls am i',anim als, nltm ctlvely col
•red. are very popular as designs for
children's coin banks In France. Singa
pore uses no design typical of Hint
Come in an.
section of the world, tlie fnvorlte re-
eptnele being ii tin -in with a slit al
renew it net
thc top.—Kxelyuige.
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