The Hermiston herald., August 25, 1927, Image 4

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LOCAL AND PERSONAL
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COFFEE 35c
O M anaM . at lateraat Glaaaad Hara
and T h a n About tba City and
Natchborbood
COME IN AND SEE IT AND TRY IT, FOR IT IS AQOOD ONE
FOR THE PRICE
WE HAVE A NEW PEANUT BUTTER DISPENSING MACH- *
INE. A SANITARY WAY TO HANDLE BULK PEANUT BUT-
TER AND ALWAYS FRESH AND CLEAN BRING YOUR CON­
TAINER. WE CAN GIVE YOU ANY AMOUNT.
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Mitchell are
isltlng In Portland.
F. A. Baker was here from Stan-
ield yesterday afternoon on busi­
ness.
We have the M. Born line of Tailor
Made Clothes
Miss Hazel Flaherty of Portland is
here as a guest at the home of Miss
Margaret Neary.
WE GUARANTEE A FIT AND ARE NOT GONE THE MINUTE
WE GET YUR ORDER. YOU CAN COME BACK TO US.
Francis Neary of San Francisco
arrived In Hermiston this morning
to visit relatives.
Two Piece Suits $23 and $27.50
W. J. Clark left by stage Wed­
nesday morning tor Portland on a
business trip.
SEE SAMPLES BEFORE BUYING
We Pay Cash for Eggs
Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Lenhart and
Mr. and Mrs. Ura Lenhart left Wed­
nesday for Medferd to spend a vaca­
tion of two weeks.
THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE
KINGSLEY’S
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C. A. Paul and two daughters,
j Lmogene and Maxine, left today for
Bend where they will spend a vaca­
tion visiting relatives.
A M O S E R V IC E ’
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Brownson and
daughters will spend the latter part
of this week in Portland on a vaca­
tion trip.
O R O N IT E
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C A L IF O R N IA
FLY SPR A Y
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.
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There’s No Excuse
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
and reasonable prices for quality printing.
In addition, customers have the knowledge that any aid in the
way of special knowledge about forma 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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POULTRY
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Sullivan of
Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Farra, foitner
Lewiston, Idaho, left last Friday after Hermiston residents, were here over
spending a few day„ here as guests i he week end from Payette. Idaho, to
at thia home of hlg parents, Mr. ai ! isit friends' and take care of bust
Mrs. P. P. Sullivan. They went frot”
ss matters. Farra brothers for
here to Portland. Seattle and Tacom.
r.srly operated a shoe repairing shop
e e and left last spring for Payette
At the Baptist church regular ser­
Ps there are very good, Mr. Farra
vices will be held Sunday morning. said, and Payette expects 1° be in
Bible school at 10 o’clock will be fol­ very good condition from a business
lowed by preaching services which point of view this fall.
will be conducted by Rev. J. T.
Dowell. A. J. Ware, pastor.
1?. S. Kingsley has returned from
Portland and Vancouver, B. C., where
George Davis was here Tuesday ne has been with his son, E. J.
and Wednesday from Portland. He Kingsley who with Mre. Kingsley
ha8 been booking and accompanying sailed Wednesday morning from Van-
the fight pictures which were shown ■ouver on the steamship Niagara for
here Tuesday and Wednesday nights. Sidney, Australia. In Australia Mr.
He will return to Hermiston Septem- Kingsley will be under the care of
12 to enter high school. His father, Dr. Boyle, world famous surgeon,
Slg Davie, recently accepted a posi­ ind It le expected that an operation
tion with Pathe and is now making will be performed in an effort to
bookings for that concern.
uffect his return to health.
O n til« left is t)i« bom« of M t . C . F.
Constantine. of Seattle
This home woo
w ell b u ilt, but out of style.
ARE INVITED TO INSPECT OUR STOCK OF MATERIAL FOR
B rooder and L ayin g H ou ses
GOOD SERVICEABLE STOCK AT CHEAP PRICES
PLANS
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LET US MAKE YOU AN ESTIMATE FROM ONE
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FEED USERS ARE THE BEST RECOMMENDATION.
CALL AND GET ONE OF OUR INSTRUCTIVE BOOKLETS ON
THE BUSINESS OF POULTRY RAISING.
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K your home is out of style, yet in a rood neighborhood,
dr n ’t sell it at a sacrifice— remodel it You can lay Western
k ed Cedar Shingles over the old roof a:.J sidewalls for very
little more than the cost of repainting the building, and your
upkeep will be much less. Reshingling, in this manner, cuts fuel
bills too, because your outer walls and toof arc double thick and
hold heat that much better.
Up-to-date in Style and Comfort
Hmr.e* w ith W r t V m Pad Cedar Roof« and Side W all« are always
In ntyle and always good looking. Lay vertical grain W eatern Red
Cedar Shingles with tinc-coated iron or copper nails and they will last
a lifetime. M any baauuful color combinations are pos««Ue, if you wish
to have your «kinglet stained. A nd these stained colors are permanent.
Cheaper to Heat Than Before
Inland Empire Lumber Company
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“ The Yard of Best Quality ”
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QUART COFFEE POTS.................................................................... 98c
QUART WATER PAILS.................................................................... 98c
QUART CONVEX SAUCE PANS.................................. -............... 98s
QUART CONVEX KETTLES
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QUART ROLL EDGE DISH PANS .......................................... 98c
QUART OVAL ROLL EDGE DISH PAN ................................. 98c
QUART COMBINETTS........................................................................ 98c
FOR REAL BARGAINS IN DISHES AND GLASSWARE S$E
OUR WINDOW AND TABLE DISPLAYS.
WE HAVE A SMALL QUANTITY OF NINA BLUE AND GOLD
BAND ENGLISH WARE LEFT WHICH WE ARE NOW SELLING
AT FAR LESS THAN COST.
OREGON H A R D W A R E &
IMPLEMEN1 COM PANY
The IVinchesler Store
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Three Innovations have been plann­
ed by Manager Kline for patrons of
the Playhouse. One Is the country
store idea which will be in effect on
Saturday nght with prizes offered as
a part of the fun. Sunday and Mon­
day an added feature, Pathe News,
will be shown. Wednesday night in
the future will be known as family
light, and a flat admission fee of 60
■ent8 will admit the papa and the
nama and all the children.
Lon Cheney In “The Phantom of
‘he Opera” will be the big number
or Friday and Saturday. Sunday
and Monday the film version of Jack
London’s “The Sea Wolf” will be
shown with Ralph Ince and Claire
playing the leads.
Tuesday and Wednesday Hoot Gib­
son will bring a laugh in “The Spook
Ranch.”
A big feature coming up for Friday
and Saturday, Sept. 2 and 3, is "Mare
Nostrum.”
AND SHE SAYS THE NEW GAP. HEFTS ARE E0TH PRETTY
AND VERY REASONABLE IN PRICE.
SHE HAS SERVED THE
LADIES OF THIS COMMUNITY NOW FOR MORE THAN TWO
YEARS AND YOU CAN RELY ON H R MERCHANDISE AS BE­
ING UP TO DATE IN STYLE AND F .2S T CIASS Iii QUALITY.
AND RIGHT IN YOUR HOME TOWN FOR
YOUR
INSPECT­
ION.
THE GENEROUS PATRONAGE SHE HAS RECEIVED HERE
SHOWS THAT YOU APPRECIATE THIS NEW METHOD OF MER­
CHANDISING.
DON'T FORGET THE DATE
S ep tem b er 9 and 10
Friday and Saturday
Hermiston Produce and Supply
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LARGE STOCK OF OASCO BRIQUETS
S P E C IA L
25 Dry Agents in Gotham Out
Washington. D. C.—Twenty-five pro­
hibition agents in New York city were ’
dismissed an .a part of an announced
country-wide program to eliminate in
efficient employes. Assistant Secre
tary Lowman in making the announce
ment, said that the force would bi
further reduced, probably by about 10 j
men, to meet the requirements of the |
budget for. operation of the office. Nti I
charges were preferred against tip 1
men. Lowman said.
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Mr«. W. 8. Boynton is In Bend on
A real family reunion was held at
a vacation vlaltlng relatives.
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Georg»
Strohm Monday when they and his
Mr. and Mrs. A . A . Little were mother, Mre. Anna Strohm, enter­
Pendleton visitors Friday.
tained the following relatives: Mr.
and Mrs. E. H. Stoltz, Fort Dodge,
E. B. Aldrich, L. L. Mann and tfowa; .Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Strohm
Thomas Thompson of Pendleton were ,«u>(F daughter, Seattle; Mrs. A. W. Is­
here today en route to The Dalles to bell. Hood River; Mrs. Myrtle Back-
meet the congressional delegation inger, Portland; and Mr. and Mrs.
which has been touring the west to Howard Strohm, Walla Walla.
study reclamation problems.
“The Willamette valley and coast
Mr. and Mrs. Janies Brown and Mr. localities have no crops that compare
and Mrs. Rollo Brown of Los Angeles with ours,” said Charleg Taylor after
were here last Thursday and Friday ¡he and Mrs. Taylor returned Sunday
as guests at the home of Mr. and . from a vacation trip by motor. "Pas-
Mrs. T, H. Gather. Mrs. James tures In the Tillamook country are
very good for this time of year, and
Brown is Mre. Gaither's aunt.
the dairy herda are of fine type that
Mrs. L. Hammer and daughters produce well. Hay there does not
Bessie and Mary Jane returned from yield as it does here, and we saw no
Portland Monday after a two weeks corn that came anyways near com­
visit with relatives in that elty. Mrs paring with the corn that is to be
Hammer’s two sisters from Portland seen here and in the Boardman
country. Prices of land are high in
accompanied her home.
the Tillamook country, much of the
cleared, improved land bringing >500
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ralph and
per acre.’’
children returned ¡Junday from Car
son, Washington, where they spent
Painting at regular intervals is
their vacation of two weeks. They
the cheapest way to keep buildings
weie at Shipherdg and St. Martin’
and implements in good condition.
springs near Carson most of the
The building materials widely used
time.
today, such as yellow pine, cast Iron,1
and the more common steels, deterior­
Dr. and Mrs. F. V. Prime and two ate rapidly on exposure, and need fre­
son„ returned
Wednesday
after quent painting. Even sheet Iron
spending the summer on the coast that Iras been tinned or galvanized
They were at Newport for several to prevent rusting, usually should be
weeks and then went to Belnap painted because of imperfections in i
springs out of Eugene where they the coating.
spent two weeks and a half.
Gerald A. White returned Wed-
Tom Campbell returned last week
| flesday from Lexington where he from Chicago after a trip that re­
spent some time In the wheat har­
quired five weeks. He made the trip
vest on his mothor’g ranch.
over the Roosevelt highway. In
Chicago he spent moet of the time
Bert Nation has returned from with his mother and brother and
Athena where he spent about three visited other relatives.
I weeks hauling wheat. The yields
I In the Athena country were very
Two men wanted on a charge of
good this year, he said.
ssuing worthless checks in Pepdle
ton were stopped in Hermiston Mon
Mr. anti Mrs. R. A. Brownson and lay by Deputy Sheriff Pankow and
I daughters left early this morning on held for the sheriff who took them
I a motor trip to Portland for a brief >ack to Pendleton. The local office
■ vacation. They will return Sunday lid not ecure the names of tlqe pair
t or Monday.
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Dr. and Mrs. J. L. Searg and Mr
Montie Hedwall, employed at the and Mrs. J. S. Harvey were In Spo
I Hermiston Creamery, has left on a cane over the week end as guests at
j vacation trip of two weeks to Cali- the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Wal
t tornla. His place is being taken lace. The trip was made by way of
temporarily by S. O. Rice, an experi­ Pasco. The roads were in excellent
enced butter maker of Forest Grove. condition practically ail the way
MONEY SENT AWAY
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H K U M IS T O K ,
The M. E. Aid society will hold a
picnic on the lawn of the N. W.
Bloom home Wednesday afterncon,
Mr. and Mrs. Rew T. Healy and
August 31.
■liildren were here foi it short time
B8t week as guests at the homo of
Miss Jane Warner returned Tues­ Mr. and Mr. Enos D. Martin. The
day night from Portland where she two men worked together several
spent several days a^ a guest at the years ago In the reclamation ser
home of Dr. and Mrs. F. E. Boyden.
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