THE HEBMISTOW HERALD, HERMISTON, QBEGCH.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
■ BREVITIES ■
H ere A re Som e Bargains
for 1928
£ LBS. SEEDLESS RAISINS . . . ........................................................
Oceurracc* of I n to m t Gleaned Here
and There About the City end
Neighbor bead
45c
JL B S . PRUNES, RIGHT FROM THE DRYER .......................... 25c
NO. 2 1-2 TIN SLICED~PEACHES, in Syrup ..........~ .................. 30c
CORN, BEANS AND TOMATOES IN NO. 2 TINS ................... 15c
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse P rln d le -re
J o h n Cusick of A lbany
w as a
guest of his sister, Mrs. J. L. S ears tu rn e d T h u rsd ay m o rn in g from ten
| days sp e n t v isitin g in U nion. They
over C hristinas.
re p o rt th e snow all off a t th a t place, I
They
Mr. an d Mrs. H u g h W alk e r of The an d p le a sa n t, sun n y w eath er.
w
ere
held
up
tw
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rs
a
t
P
endleton
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D alles have been v is itin g Mrs. W al
th e ir re tu rn , w here tr a in No. 23
k e r's p a re n ts. Mr. an d Mrs. J. R. on
w as ru n o n to a siding in the fr e ig h t|
R obinson, fo r sev eral days.
yard, a rr iv in g a t H erm iston a t 2 A.
Miss B eatrice Bensei, w ho h as been M.
35c and 40c
In bulk. We get it fresh roasted and grind it for you.
always fresh.
So it is
WE STILL HAVE A FEW RUBBERS, SOCKS AND OVERSHOES
Sheep Lined Coats, Wool Blazers,
Heavy Underwear—Just the thing
for this winter weather.
v isitin g a t th e hom e of h er p a re n ts,
W. W. P ark s, one tim e resid en t of
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Bnsel, h as re
U m atilla, w as found dead a t
the
tu rn e d to school a t W alla W alla col
w heel of h is car In Dodge City, K an- j
lege.
sas, e a rly th is week. H is d e a th is j
th o u g h t to have been caused by h e a rt j
J o h n D ohlm an, J r ., h as a broken
disease. T heo P a rk s of P endleton is [
leg. th e accid en t h ap p e n in g W ed
a son of th e deceased. T he senior ■
nesday w hen th e h o rse he w as rid
Mr. P a rk s w as on h is w ay to St. |
in g n e a r h is home, fell and th rew
! Louis w hen death overtook him .
him .
KINGSLEY’S
H E R M IS T O N 'S
H O U S E
O F
Q U A L IT Y
Miss A da Soneson h as re tu rn e d
from O lym pia, W ah in g to n , w here she
sp e n t th e holidays w ith h er sister.
Miss M argot G ilpin o t P o rtla n d , is
Mrs. A. H. N orton e n te rta in e d in
th e g u est of Misses E lb e an d R uth
fo
rm
ally a t a p a rty T uesday even-1
H ain rick .
in g fo r Miss E va R an d all.
B rid g e !
S ta te d com m u n icatio n of Queen waa th e dtverB,on of th e evening
E sth e r ch ap te r. O. E. S„ n ext T u e s -, w ith Mra ,Ia r v e y a n d Ml88 R a n d » '1
day n ig h t. In s ta lla tio n .
!la pr,ze w inners.
{LB 8M U SC A T SEEDED RAISINH ..................................................45c
WE HAVE SOME WONDERFUL CO TEE AT
Mrs. A. M Shay of N am pa, Ida.,
spent th e holiday season a t th e
home of h e r d a u g h te r, Mrs. M. L.
W atson.
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R alp h G a lb ra ith , a fo rm er resid en t |
Rev. A. J. W are, p asto r of th e Bap-
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list ch u rch , re tu rn e d last S atu rd ay o t the H erm iston d is tric t now o
from W illam ette valley points w here W ilsonville. Oregon, was here last
he sp en t th e C h ristm as holidays w ith I week v is itlng.
m em bers of h is fam ily.
H elen C ochran left la st n ig h t fo ri
her hom e in S eattle a fte r h av in g |
W. A. H olt, co u n ty ag en t, w as
sen t th e holidays here as a g u est a t,
here W ednesday ev en in g from P en
the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. W al-i
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One of the surest means to take is to milk cows.
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K held in Colum bia school.
The sen satio n of d riv in g a car and j
suddenly discovering t h a t th e re is no
E lizab eth S traw gave a bridge
connection betw een th e s te e rin g ap- ]
p a rty la st T h u rsd ay aftern o o n a t her
p aratu g and the c ar itse lf w as ex- i
home, for th e g irls home from col
perienced th e firs t of th e w eek by j
lege. T h ree tab les w ere In Play,
F ra n k G uiw its. He w as on his w ay j
N ancy M cN aught w in n in g first prize
home th ro u g h th e snow . A search
and Mrs. A ndrew R in to u l consolation.
along th e road re su lte d in fn d in g
the lost p a rt.
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eventeen
couples
enjoyed
a
roast
When you sell your cream to us yju not only help us but yswss-
capon d in n e r S atu rd ay n ig h t a t th e
selves as well because ours is a home indutry and as we grew
H erm isto n hotel, a t a no-host a ffair. ZERO TEMPERATURE AND NINE
our strength means a stronger and better project.
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Betw een courses th e c en te r of th e
floor w as used for d ancing. L ate i n , INCHES OF S i 0W GIVE WINTER
th e even in g th e d in ers divided, some j ❖ :o:
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g o in g to th e a u d ito riu m for the Leg- FOOTHOLD IN TIQS DISTRICT
ion dance and some to th e McKenzie
iom e fo r bridge.
W in te r’s g rip seem ed to be b re a k
A. M. SUNSTRUP
ing today w hen o u t of g ra y skies
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Mrs. R ena W ate rm an e n te rta in e d ra in began fa llin g s te a d ily before
seem ed
" r tu r d a y even in g for a group of noon. T he sig h t of ra in
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young people, tw en ty -tiy o b eing In odd, due to th e fact t h a t It w as
cited. A fter a couple of h o u rs of fa llin g on a b la n k e t of snow several
cards, th e p a rty w en t to th e L egion inches th ick .
Cold w e a th e r h a s been offered
dance, re tu rn in g to th e W ate rm an
H
erm
iston re sid e n ts for sev eral days.
home for a late supper.
On th e last day of th e old y ear th e
Mr. and Mrs. F. P. P h ip p s, who m ercu ry slipped dow n to tw o degrees
cam e u p from Salem to spend a few below zero, an d th e m axim um w as
— TRY THE HERALD WANT ADS—
days w ith relativ es here, are le n g th only e ig h t above. On D ecem ber 30,
T he
e n in g th e ir tay because of th e condi th e m in im u m w as one below .
tion of th e C olum bia h ig h w ay . Mrs. o ffe rin g on D ecem ber 31 w as th e
L au ra W a lle r w ill go w ith them on coldest for th e w in te r ex cep t fo r one
th e ir re tu rn to th e valley, to spend day e a rlie r in th e m o n th w hen th re e
below w as reg istered .
th e rem ain d er of th e w in ter.
Snow accom panied th e cold w e a th
Most of th e y o u n g people r e tu r n er, to g e th e r w ith a n o rth e a s t w ind.
in g to schools an d collegs left On D ecem ber 31 e ig h t-te n th s of an
S unday n ig h t for th e ir d estin atio n s. inch of sn o w fell. On New Y e a r’s
H ad M onday not been a h oliday n e a r day th e sn o w fall am o u n ted to seven
th e
ly ail of them w ould have been on in ch es w ith a n o th e r Inch on
th e tr a in th a t
w as
w recked
at follow ing day, a to ta l of ab o u t nin e
inches.
O neonta Gorge th e n ig h t before.
P ra c tic a lly no dam age h as been
caused by th e cold sn ap , as fa r as
Miss A nna G a ith e r w as ho stess at
re p o rts from p ro je c t fa rm e rs in d i
a d e lig h tfu l slu m b er p a rty a t her
cate.
home T h u rsd ay ev en in g fo r th e m em
bers of th e L. S. club. T he follow ing
Harold Lost His License
w ere p re se n t: Misses R u th Bensei.
E lb a H am rick. D orothy H itt, R u th
T he fo llo w in g in th e lost and
H am rick, M argot G ilpin an d th e hos found colum ns of th e P o rtla n d O re
tess.
g o n ian te lls of th e p lig h t of H arold
L ance, fo rm er lle rm is to n ia n , now a
Miss E lb a H am rick e n te rta in e d re sid e n t of C orvallis:
a d in n e r p a rty F rid ay ev en in g a t h er LOST— One black tra v e lin g bag on
home. A business m eetin g of th e th e C olum bia riv e r h ig h w ay , n e a r
L. S. club followed, a t w hich th e a n A rlin g to n , betw een Irrig o n and R u f
n u a l election of o fficers w as held. us. B ag c o n ta in s b lue su it, m iscel
Miss R u th Bensei w as elected p re si laneous c lo th in g and m a rria g e llc-
F in d e r please send c. o. d. to
dent and Miss R u th H am rick c o r-| ense
resp o n d in g secretary . T he follow ing H arold L ance, 426 N. 1 3 th S treet,
w ere p resen t: Misses M argot G ilpin, C orvallis, Ore. L ib era l rew ard .
B eatrice Bensei, E lba H am rick, Doro
th y H itt, A nna G a ith e r, R u th B en ROOF OF UDEY BARN FALLS
sei an d R u th H am rick.
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WE W ANT
YOUR CREAN
Good Equipment Makes a Good
Farmer Better
Are you getting all your cream, into your cream check I
Re
gardless of what separator you are using, have your skim milk test
ed by your creamery man at least tw ice a year and definitely
know if your separator is skimming clean.
The McCormick Deering Primrose Ball Bearing separators are
paying for themselves many, many til les over through clean skim
ming, long life and easy turning. In fact, the McCormick Deer
ing Ball Bearing Primrose is not only a close skimmer, but makes
play of a man's size job, for it requires 35 per cent less energy
to turn than a plain bearing machine.
SOME SUPERIOR FEATURES OF THE PRIMROSE A R E :
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
C lean an d effic ie n t skim m ing.
6.
E asy ru n n in g .
7.
B all b earin g .
8.
Long life.
9.
P ositive, au to m a tic and visible 10.
oiling.
No oil hales.
Im proved h e a v y h ard w are.
E asy bowl a d ju s tm e n t.
S a n ita ry a n d easily w ashed.
L ong tim e p a y m e n t plan.
_ T here a re m any o th e r fe a tu re s too n um erous
to
m ention, b u t
if you w ill stop in o r call us, we w ill be glc-d to show you th e
P rim rose o r to d e m o n strate its a c tu a l m e rits on y o u r farm .
Oregon Hdwe. & ImpJt. Co.
GOOD EQUIPMENT MAKES A GOOD FARMER BETTER
WE ARE NOW BUSY WITH OUR
ANNUAL INVENTORY
A nd of course a re fin d in g m any ite m s t h a t a re in broken
and a t th e re m n a n t stag e, w hich alw ay s occurs In sto ck s of
kinds.
T hese item s, m an y d iffe re n t classes to n u m e ro u s to
tio n in d e ta il, w ill be offered to you a t prfees t h a t w ill
th em a ttr a c tiv e If you can use them . Come In an d lock them
R em em ber th is is all good m erc h a n d ise , re g u la r stock.
sizes
these
m en
m ake
over.
Wishing yon all A VERY HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NFW YEAR.
Hermiston Produce and Supply
Company
Herm iston Creamery Co.
Do You Know?
How easy it is to install
a Concealed Ironing Board
COAL
It would be be w ell to put in your supply of coal now
For two years coal has been easy to get throughout the winter
months but it is not always easy to get all you want in December
and January
Thia may be the year that you w ill wish you had your bin full
FILL IT NOW
Coal w ill not be cheaper and maybe higher
The Tnm-A-Lum handles the best and cleanest coal
Tum -A-Lum Lumber Co.
R. A. BROWRSON, Mgr.
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
A ll hardware furnished and put
on
s Come
in and let us dem on
strate it to you
Inland Empire Lumber Company
P k w 911 !
“ T U Tardai Beet Quality”
H . M. STRAW . MGR.
î Exclusive Representative* of National Batidera Bor sa n
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UNDER SNOW’S WEIGHT
At th e B ap tist ch u rch . S unday
Ja n . 8. Bible school 10 A. M.
M orning w orship 11 A. M. T hem e,
The Tide of R evival. No ev en in g
service. The reproof of a good m an
resem bles fu lle r's e a rth ; It n ot only
,v..ioves th e spots from o u r c h a ra c te r,
h u t It ru b s off when it is d ry .— W il
liam son. A cordial welcome to all.
A. J. W are, pastor.
T uesday ev e n in g w hile Joe Udey
an d a n o th e r m an w ere m ilk in g on
th e Udey place th e y h e a rd th e roof
over th e h ay b a rn cra c k in g . T hey
rushed o u t of th e b u ild in g Just as i
th e roof sagged. N e ith e r m an was
h u rt, an d th e d a iry cow s In
th e
s tru c tu r e w ere rem oved w ith o u t any
serio u s in ju ry .
Mrs. J. Udey gave a luncheon
p a rty fo r eleven trie tn d s of h e r
d a u g h te r. F lorence U dey, on
la st
T hursday a t one o'clock. F lorence,
who a tte n d s school In T h e D alles,
has been a t home for th e C h ristm as
holiday.
WE WANT TO CALL THE AT
TENTION OF ALL THAT
HAVE RADIOS TO
Mrs. II. A. Panknw e n te rta in e d the
; 500 e ln b of w hich sh e is a m em ber,
a t h e r home W ednesday a fte rn o o n .!
¡G uests to m ake u p fo u r tab les w e re |
'p re e e n t. Mrs.
Wm
Shear
won |
'f ir s t p rise and Mrs. L ogan Todd con-1
eolation.
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— TUNE IN ON KFWM—
(Oakland, California)
8 P. M.. Sunday Evening, Jana-
ary 8, and hear the—
WONDERFUL LECTURE
given by
JUDGE J. F. RUTHERFORD
one among the greatest Bible
Students of the day.
— READ THE WANT ADS-
BABY BEEF
Hot Dog!
Picnic Hams, 20c pound
FINE FOR ROASTING
Reg. Sugar Cured Hams, 30c lb.
BY WHOLE OR H/.LF
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Home Rendered Lard
BY THE POUND OR BARREL
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Chickens Dressed to order, 25c lb.
GOLDEN CORN FED
HERMISTON M ARKET
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PHONE 411
A W. TURNBLAD