The Hermiston herald., October 27, 1927, Image 4

LOCAL AND PERSONAL
■ BREVITIES •
Y ou T o o Can
O ccurence. of I n t a n s t Gleaned H e re
end T he re A bout the C ity end
Neighborhood
R. N. Mueller drove to The Dellee
S atu rd ay on business.
COLE’S
Original h ot Blast and
HOWARD
Mrs. F. A. P helps left F rid ay for
Vale. Oregon, to v isit a t th e home
of h er d au g h ter, Mrs. C, M. Voyen.
C u t y o u r G r o c e r y B ill
A. E. P erry , w a te r m aster, w as in
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. C orrell and
H erm iston Monday.
ch ild ren , Dick, Ted and Josephine,
of P o rtla n d a re here for a visit w ith
F ra n k F ow ler w ent to P o rtla n d a Mrs. C o rrell’s sister, Mrs. J ..S . W est.
week ago W ednesday on a brief va­ T he Correllg form erly lived In H er­
cation trip .
m iston and a fte r th e ir v isit here
w ill go to C alifornia, w here Mr.
Dr. and Mrs. G ilb ert H olt and F a n ­ C orrell w ill be engaged in th e fu r­
ny Todd of P en d leton w ere guests n itu re business in O ntario.
S unday a t th e R. C. Todd home.
SATURDAY SPECIALS
W ONDER FOAM ........................ 33c
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C IT R U S .......................................... 28c
W H IT E W ONDER FAMILY soap 4c
STRING BEANS ........................... 14c
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SAUR KRAUT ...............................14c
TOMATO P U R E E
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PEACH ES ......................... - ......... 24c
ASOTIN FLOUR ....................... »2.10
GRIM ES GOLDEN A PPLE S »1.50
Best coffee in town at 35 cents per pound—give it a trial
WE PAY THE HIGHEST PRICE FOR EGGS—BRING THEM IN
KINGSLEY’S
H IR M I8 T O N
S HO USE
O F Q U A L IT Y A N D C E W V IC E '
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Overdraft heaters
Twice the
With H alf the Fuel
At th e B ap tist ch u rch Sunday,
Mrs. C. C. D urfey an d Mrs. J . T.
H inkle sp en t last W ednesday in P en ­ O ctober 30, B ible school a t 10 a. m.
M orning w orship a t 11. Them e, "T he
dleton on business.
P rin t of th e N ails.” E vening service
Mrs. J. M. B iggs re tu rn e d last a t 7:30. T hem e, “T h ere Is a R iver.”
T h u rsd ay n ig h t from P o rtla n d a fte r C aptain H u ll of th e Life L ine w ill
be w ith us, th e opening of o u r spe­
v isitin g h er m other.
cial m eeting. He w ill lead th e sin g ­
Dr. D avid S. Rowe w as in P endle­ ing. Services each evening a t 7:30
ton Sunday to a tte n d a clinic of ch i­ all week. A cordial in v ita tio n to
ro p racto rs of the e a ste rn Oregon dis­ the public. A. J. W are, pastor.
trict.
Mrs. E. L. Jackson and Mrs. C. M.
The M. E. L adies Aid society will Jackson e n te rta in e d a t tw o parties
hold an all day m eetin g W ednesday, la st week a t th e C. M. Jackson home
N ovem ber 2. Much sew in g has to be In th e M innehaha d istric t. F our tab­
done, and a larg e a tte n d a n c e is de- les of brid g e w ere In play each a fte r­
Blred.
noon. On T h u rsd ay aftern o o n prizes
were won as follow s: F irst, Mrs. E.
At th e C hurch of C h rist, S cientist, P. Dodd; second, Mrs. W. J. W arn er;
n ext Sunday, ch u rch services in the consolation an d cut, Mrs. R ena W at­
m orning a t 11 o’clock. S unday school erm an. S atu rd ay aftern o o n Mrs. H. T.
a t 10:15. Leeson su b ject, “ E v e rla st­ F raser won firs t prize, Mrs. R alph
a ing P u n ish m en t."
R ichards, second, Mrs. G. H. Je n ­
kins, consolation, and Mrs. J. M.
O. T. L ockridge re tu rn e d Sunday Biggs, cut prize.
from Buckley, W ashington, n ear Se-
■ ta ttle , w here he w as called by reason
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. J e w e tt believe
■ ¡of th e serio u s illn ess of his m other.
in
a v a rie ty of production on th eir
B Her condition w as om ew hat lm prov-
farm , and they w a n t th e v a rie ty to
■ ed w hen he le ft her.
w ork as long as possible. T hey are
Mr. and Mrs. H ow ard Strohm of still h a rv e s tin g ever b e a rin g red
W alla W alla w ere g u e sts over the ■aspberries from a coùple of rows of
week end of Mr. and Mrs. George vines in th e ir g arden. “W e’ve never
Strohm . H ow ard S trohm is m anager had m uch Success w ith ever bearing
of th e B lue L ine stg e com pany of itra w b e rrie s.” Mr. J e w e tt declar­
W alla W alla. He is a new phew of 'd, " b u t o u r ra s p b erries a re of ex-
■ollcnt q u ality . E very fall w hen the
the local m an.
.'rost comes It catches an appreciable
Mrs. M innie L ochrie of M urray, am ount of b e rrie s on th e vines In
Iowa, w as h ere la s t w eek as a guest various stag es of m a tu rity .”
WE ALSO HAVE A FEW GOOD BARGAINS IN SECOND HAND
COLE’S HEATERS.
Oregon Hdwe. & Implt. Co.
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One of the surest means to take is to milk cows.
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APPLES
YO UR CREAN
When yon sell your cream to us you not only help us hut yours-
selves as well because ours is a home indutry and as we grow
our strength means a stronger and better project.
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H e r m is t o n C r e a m e r y C o .
of Mrs. W a lte r H am m . She renew ed
m any old acq u ain tan ces of form er
Apple Week Olr.erved
days w hen she w as h e re to visit her
The week from O ctober
30 to
son, S tan ley L ochrie, w hen he was N ovem ber 5, Inclusive, is apple week,
GcAhler of th e local bank. Mrs. Loch-
and th e U nion P acific System Is co­
1 r ’e left fo r Iow a S atu rd ay .
o p eratin g w ith o th e r agencies
to
p o p u la r ly
apples.
Suggestions
Ixjcal football e n th u sia sts who
have been m ade to em ployes of the
’ ve to P o rtlan d to see th e 0. A. C.
com pany th a t apples be served as a
S tan fo rd gam e S a tu rd a y Included Mr.
p a rt of m eals every day d u rin g the
and Mrs. W. J. W arn er, Mr. and Mrs.
week.
C. S. M cN aught, Mr. and Mrs. H . M.
S traw , Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Swayae,
Jam e8 Todd, L ogan Todd, A. E. Ben-
sel, Coach W alen ta, A lb ert K ennings
and Jo h n Newell.
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The Best
Equipment
“The H erald m ade a m istake last
week w hen It sta te d th a t the bucks
S tan ly C am pbell and I fahot w ere
conveyed from th e deep canyon on
pack horses,” said D an F o llett the
o th er day. "T h ey w e n t out slung
from a pole borne on th e shoulders
of men, and believe me, it w ag some
job, too."
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D o Y ou K now ?
Sam O ldaker, fo rm er project re s i­
dent, now n th e land d e p artm en t of
th e N o rth ern P acific R ailw ay w ith
h e a d q u a rte rs in St, P a u l, Is h ere on
business. B efore com ing out, on th is
trip he v isited E v e re tt M lttlesdorf, a
younger b ro th e r of Dave M lttlesdorf,
w ho su ffered a fra c tu re of tw o v e r­
teb rae la st May and h a s been In a
St. P au l h o sp ital ever since. His
condition is show ing Im provem ent,
and a bone g ra ftin g operatio n Is to
be perform ed soon to restore him to
norm al h e a lth .
How easy it is to install
S a Concealed Ironing Board
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No cutting out
No plaster to knock off
Fastens to wall with 6 screws
Seven inches up from floor
Folds up in a cabinet 1 1 -2 in
thick
Is none too good for
SHOE REPAIRING
We havo just installed a new
Hermiston Produce and Supply
Company •
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W ith which we put on soles
with fine wire. No nails, no thread
Work is done same day it is re-
efived.
Return paro l post prepaid.
Pendleton Shoe
Shop
643 Main Street
PENDLETON, OREGON
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This is the first play ever presented here by the Student Bodj
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ADMISSION
: 35-50C
A ll hardware furnished and put i
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For two years coal has been easy to get throughout the winter
months but it is not always easy to get all yon want in December
and January
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H. M. STRAW. MGR.
Exclusive Representatives af National Builder» Barena
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Thia may be the year th a t you will wish yon had yonr bin full
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Coal will not be cheaper and maybe higher
The Tum-A-Lum handles the best and cleanest coal
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M O c t 2 9 ■ Nov.. 5
r p e i m u m s » 1 7th A n n u al Exposition
Sh,o w - world-renowned H o n e Show,
N a tio n al W o o l Show. N orthw est Fox Show, M anufacturers’
s a d L a n d P ro d u cts S h ow , Boys’ a n d G irls ’ C lu b W o r k .
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exffibltinK Am erica’s prize Pure Bred Beef and
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° “ *r**» * o rtiao d, O re g o n . O c t. 2 9 - £/ow. 5 . Reduced fare* all railroad*.
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