TUE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON, OREGON
C harles K aiser and L. D. B uhm ann
w ent to B oardm an M onday w here
they visited a num ber of beekeepers.
Mr. K aiser w ent down to explain
Ocnirrnem of I n t* m t Gleaned Here
the purposes of th e M ountain S tates
and Then- About the City and
H oney P ro d u cers’ association
to
Neishborhaod
B oardm en bee men, and Mr. B uh
m ann m ade th e tr ip in th e in te re st
Cleve C lark w as a P en d leto n visi of inspection.
to r W ednesday.
S-P-E-C-l-A-L-S
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
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CATSUP, 2 b o ttles f o r ................................................................................ 35C
MACARONI 3 pounds fo r........................................................................ 25c
SPA G H ETTI, 3 pounds fo r...................................... .... ........................... 25c
N A PTH A SOAP CHIPS, larg e package ............................................ 39c
M ethodist ch u rch — S u n d a y school
Guy C ronk m ade a tr ip to P endle
a t 10 A. M. A class fo r everybody.
ton yesterday.
M orning w orship a t 11 A. M. Sub
Mr. an d Mrs. C harles T ay lo r were ject, “ Days desired and not seen."
Y oung people’s m eetin g a t 6:30. All
P endleton v isito rs yesterday.
young
people
welcome. E vening
T. H. Iladdox has been In P endle service a t 7:30. Serm on subject,
“T he im portance of a choice.” Bro.
ton th is week on Jury duty.
Peforne and w ife w ill sing. D on’t
S tated co m m unication Queen E s fail to come. S. H am rick, pastor.
th e r c h a p te r, O. E. S., n ex t T ues
day n ig h t.
Mrs. W . A. L eath ers and Mrs. !
B erdell
H aneline e n te rta in e d
a t'
Mr. an d Mrs. F. B. Sw ayze e n te r bridge a t th e H aneline hom e l a s t 1
tained, at d in n e r for 10 frien d s T ues T h u rsd ay and S a tu rd a y a fte rn o o n s.,
day evening. Cardg w ere played a f G uests to m ake five tab les were!
p resen t th e firs t day, and fo u r tables)
ter d in n er.
on S a tu rd a y . The prize w inners}
T h u rsd ay w ere Mrs. L eila Phelps.
The fo rtn ig h tly S a tu rd ay
n ig h t
Mrs. H. T. F raser, and Mrs. F. M
dance th a t w ill be given th is week
G ulw its. S a tu rd a y th e prize w in
w ill be u n d er th e auspices of the
ners w ere Mrs. H eistand Moore, Mrs
A m erican Legion A u x iliary .
H. E. H itt and Mrs. Cleve Clark.
Saturday Only Specials
PE R T H ES, alves o r sliced ........................................................................ 24c
PEARS ............................................................................................
24c
C H ER R IES, ROYAL ANNS....................................................................... 24c
_________ ALL EXCELLENT GOODS IN A NICE SYRUP
SW E ET P E T IT E PRUNES, 3 pounds for .........................................
25c
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Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Je n k in s left
Monday. Mr. Je n k in s w ent to Cor
vallis for th e conference of county
ag en ts of th e sta te , and Mrs. J e n
k ins w ent to P o rtla n d to spend the
week w ith h er m other.
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One of the surest means to take is to milk cows.
The S alv atio n Arm y held special
services on th e s tre e ts of H erm iston
T uesday n ig h t w ith C ap tain E g g ert
in charge. A n o th er service w ill be
held h ere ag ain n ex t T uesday n ig h t
he said.
WE WANT
YOUR CREAN
Mr. and Mrs. Guy L. Coe of B aker
were here over the week end as guests
of A ubrey Z. Dean. Mr. Coe was
ag en t for th e U nion O il Co. here
u n til la st fall an d w en t from here
to B aker.
When ^ou sell your cream to us y m not only help us but yeurs-
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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A. M. SUNSTRUP
Mrs. II. T. F ra s e r w as hostess a t
luncheon and bridge p a rty a t her
lom e T uesday aftern o o n .
Covers
were placed
for
1«. A t bridge
prizes w ere won by Mrs. H efstand
Moore, Mrs. C. W. K ellogg and Mrs
H. M. S traw .
Mrs. Housewife
- ...If you a re not now ta k in g th e H erm isto n H erald
because you
th in k you c a n ’t afford it and depend on b o rro w in g a copy from
a frien d to read th e home news, Just stop and Igure th e savings
you can m ake In course of a y ear by h av in g th e p aper reg u la rly
and ta k in g ad v an ta g e of th e b a rg ain s th a t m erch an ts a re offer-
tu rn s to you In savingg made by d irectio n is »2.00 a year. The re-
every week. T he price of a su b scrip ted b u y in g of ad v ertised ban-
g ain s may be only »10.00, o r th ey m ay be »50.00 a year. In e ith e r
ease, a su b scrip tio n Is a dandy in vestm ent.
Do You Know?
How easy it is to install :
a Concealed Ironing Board *
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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
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Mr. an d Mrs. F. B. Sw ayze e n te r
tain ed a t d in n e r and card s a t th eir
home S atu rd ay
evening.
Covers
w ere laid for 16. P rizes a t bridge
were won by Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Mc
N aught and Mr. and Mrs. J. s.
larv ey .
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” 1 used to be in th is co u n try
q u ite a lot before H erm iston w asi
ever th o u g h t
of,”
said
Thom as
H am pton, well know n w heat farm er
of P en d leto n last S a tu rd ay . “T h at
w as in th e days w hen we used this!
co u n try as range for c a ttle. We used
often to clim b up on th e b u tte ju st
w est of tow n h ere and look over th e
su rro u n d in g
c o u n try
w ith* field
glasses to fin d any stray ed c a ttle .”
W ith h is sons Mr. H am pton
was
h ere to get some d airy cattle.
OF GOOD POULTRY HOUSE FIXTURES
SIGNED BY SPECIALISTS.
'I took th e team o u t an d tried to
do a little sp rin g to o th in g on th e hill
ground to d ay in the a lfa lfa ,” Sam
Carson said yesterday, “ b u t I found
h ere is still too m uch fro st in the
ground, so th a t I had to give It u p .”
The sp rin g like w eath er th a t has pre
vailed d u rin g the past week has caus
ed farm ers to tu rn th e ir a tte n tio n
to farm in g o p erations a g ain , and
w ithin a few days, if th e sunshine
stays w ith its present force, th ere
w ill be much w ork u n d er w ay.
HAVE
BEEN
THEY ARE POPULAR WITH THE
AND DEPENDABLE IN EVERY WAY.
THE BABY CHICK WILL SOON BE HERE-
WE HAVE EVERY
THING FOR HIS HEALTH AND COMFORT;
ALSO
UNTED
STATES POULTRY FENCE TO KEEP HIM AT HOMTE.
Oregon Hdwe. & Implt. Co.
WE ARE NOW SHOWING THE NEW
Ed. V. Price & Co. Style Book
WITH THE NEW SPRING CLOTHES FOR THE MEN AND IF
YOU HAVE EVER HAD A SUIT MADE BY F . V. PRICE CO.
YOU KNOW THEY ARE IN A CLASS BY THEMSELVES, SUPER
IOR IN BOTH WORKMANSHIP AND QUALITY OF MATERIAL
USED IN THEIR CONSTRUCTION.
WE WILL BE PLEASED TO SHOW YOU THIS LINE AND WE
GUARANTEE A FIT.
Nothing quite so good.
Hermiston Produce and Supply
Company
DISTRIBUTORS
COAL
It would be be well to put in your supply of coal now
For two years coal has been easy to get througljput the winter
months but it is not always easy to get all you want in December
and January
This may be the year th at yon will wish you had your bin full
FILL IT NOW
Coal will not be cheaper and maybe higher
The Tum-A-Lum handles the best and cleanest coal
Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co.
R. A. BROWNSON, Mgr.
— READ THE WANT ADS—
The LAYING
Hen is the
PAYING Hen
HELLO JOE!
PUT HER IN CONDITION TO DO HER SPRING WORK
Why the Big Smile
—FROM THE EXPERIENCE OF FOLKS WHO ARE USING IT
WE RECOMMEND
Oh Boy! Home Made Bacon
Dr. Hess Poultry Panacea
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Inland Empire Lumber Company
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30c per lb., 5 lbs. for $1.25
M The Yard of Bost Qnality "
I ESS than MAIL ORDER PRICES
M. M STRAW, MGR.
Yours for more eggs
WE GET AT THE
HERMISTON MARKET
PHONE 411
M. W. SIMS
A. W. TURNBLAD
WHERE THEY CARRY A LINE OF PRIME
MEATS
PRICED
IN REACH OF ALL
lExdoiiTo Repreoentatiroo of Notional BoiMert Borean
HERMISTON DRUG CO.
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GOOD EQUIPMENT MAKES A GOOD FARMER BETTER
E n sig n F red erick H esser, son of
W. H. H esser. is h ere th is week on
leave from S eattle. He is serving
on the A rizona and took advantage
his o p p o rtu n ity to get hom e for a few
days. E nsign H esser Is a g ra d u a te
of the H erm iston schools and was
g ra d u a te d from th e nav al academ y
a t A nnapolis la s t Ju n e. H e a n tic i
p ates service in A siatic w aters w ith
in a sh o rt tim e.
FOR THIS PURPOSE
—A TONIC—NOT A FOOD
WE SELL SODIUM FLUORIDE. RECOMMENDED BY THE DE
PARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE As THE BEST LOUSE POWDER
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PRACTICAL POULTRY RAISER, THOROUGHLY WELL MADE
A t th e B ap tist church Sunday, Feb.
12. Bible school, 10 A. M. M orn
ing w orship, 11 A. M., them e. The
Serviceable
Life. Special
music.
Y oung people’s m eeting 6 :3 0 P. M.
P re ach in g 7 :3 0 P. M. T hem e, The
Folly of Inconsiderateness.
The
inion services a re g ro w in g w ith §ach
service. Come an d help a w orthy
u n d e rta k in g alo n g w ith y o u r pres
cnee, and th u s put th e stam p of your
approval on th e w ork.
A cordial
to all. A. J . W are, pastor.
Mrs. R. E. M itchell and son Bobby
w ill leave S unday for K lick itat,
W ashington, for a v isit w ith Dr. and
J u s t because th ey fe lt th ey need
Mrs. Gale, form er H erm isto n re s i
dents. A fter a few days she plans ed to steal a w eek’s tim e on local
to jo in Mr. M itchell In th e ir new golfers, a p arty of fo u r local men,
A. H. N orton, C. S. M cN aught, W.’
home.
W. F elthouse and Dr. F. V. Prim e,
w ent to P ilo t Rock last S unday to
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. S u n stru p are play golf. The course th e re w as free
in P o rtlan d and a t coast p oints this of snow, due to a chlnook w ind th a t
week on a com bined business and did not p e n e tra te as fa r as H erm is
p leasure trip . D u rin g th e ir absence ton. W hile th ey w ere th e re th e
A. W oodrlch of La G rande is tak in g H erm iston g o l.jrg tried to Justify
Mr. S u n stru p ’s place at th e cream - the trip and played 36 holes.
ery.
New M adden, ch airm an of th e local
association of tu rk e y grow ers, will
go to Boise next week for th e m eet
ing of th e board of d irecto rs of the
Idaho T u rk ey G row ers’ association.
His trip is a resu lt of an in v itatio n
from Mrs. B rink for him to act as a
rep resen tativ e of Oregon grow ers at
th e a n n u a l m eeting.
MOE’S LINE
MILK
CREAM