The Hermiston herald., April 12, 1928, Image 6

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Mr. an d Mrs. A. A. L ittle re tu rn
ed from P o rtla n d la s t T h u rsd ay a fte r
sp en d in g a few days th e re v is itin g
and on business. T hey w ere accom -
panted on th e ir re tu rn by his siste r,
Mrs. G eorge R osevear, of L au relx ,
O regon, who w ill rem ain for a cou­
ple of weeks.
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Mr. an d Mrs. J. A. Y eager of P e n ­
dleton visited frien d s an d re lativ es
i in H erm iston Sunday.
W A SH F A B R IC S
MARY EATON
sh o w s y o u h o w
Mr. an d Mrs. Floyd K n e rr
P endleton v isito rs M onday,
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THIS IS A REAL OPPORTUNITY FOR YOU TO OBTAIN BARGAINS IN HIGH QUALITY H0USE-
Tom R. G urdane, c a n d id a te fo r th e
I rep u b lican no m in atio n fo r sh eriff, a
was a v isito r in H erm isto n Sunday. ■
HOLD NECESSITIES. ALTHONGH OUR “ l c OFFER” IS A FEATURE OF THIS SPECIAL VALUE
SALE, A COMPARISON OF PRICES AND ITEMS WILL CONVINCE YOU HAT EACH AND EVERY
ONE IS A “FEATURE” OF EQUAL IMPORTANCE.
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Dr. H. C. C u rry , th e S e a ttle E y e­ I
sig h t S p ecialist, w ho h as m ade pro-
I fesslonal v isits to H erm isto n fo r 20 ■
y ears and is know n fo r good o ptical
w ork a t reaso n ab le prices w ill ag ain ■
be a t H erm isto n H otel W ednesday.
A pril 18, for one day. Eyes exam ­
ined. G lasses fitte d .
THESE ARE NOT OLD OR SHOP-WORN GOODS. THEY ARE NEW STOCK.
BY MEANS
OF CO-OPERATIVE BUYING, WITH THOUSANDS OF OTHER DEALEDS— LARGE QUANTITY BUY-
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Seven tpecially posed photographs o f
this famous stage and screen star, show
you clearly each simple operation and
how long it should take.
You‘11 see the newest, Paris-styled
dresses, made o f Peter Pan, patterns
of which you can get in our Pattern Department. You’ll revel in the wealth
of ravishing new designs shown in Peter Pan thia season—patterns printed
in alluring colors all guaranteed absolutely fast.
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GUARANTEE:
"We will replace any garment made of genuine PETER PAN if it f^A,. -
THIS DISPLAY WILL BE IN O U R W IN D O W ALL THIS WEEK
Don't let anything keep you from seeing it.
K IN G SL E Y ’S
Mr. and Mrs. R. A lexander, p ar-
. e n ts of Mrs. E. P. Dodd, and Mrs.
P atterso n of P o rtla n d , siste r of Mrs.
i A lexander, re tu rn e d
to P en dleton
I y esterd ay a fte r h a v in g sp en t several
days h ere a B g u ests a t th e Dodd
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WE NEED OUR FRIENDS!
O nly an a c t of k in d n ess done
A t th e se ttin g of th e sun.
Only a kin d w ord a t th e door
M ay w tn a frien d u n k n o w n be­
fore
Only a sm ile th a t lg really felt
May cause a n o th e r’s h e a rt to
m elt.
Only a th o u g h t fo r th e frien d s
unseen.
M ay b rig h te n th e y ears th a t
a re betw een.
You and them In th e u n know n
w orld
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T h o u g h t is th e law of tr u th u n ­
furled.
At th e se ttin g of th e sun.
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Brooder Houses
Bright new stock of all kinds of
■ Brooder House Material.
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D O N ’T D E L A Y P L A N N ­
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Plans to show you to suit your
convenience and pocketbook.
A S P E C IA L
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L um ber for B rooder
Summer Fuel
BY THE BARREL OR POUND
H o u ses
■ Clean Nut Coal
Slab Wood
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Forest Wood
■ Old growth fir, fine for either
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kindling or cooking.
—MILK—
— CREAM—
— CHEESE—
IT IS TIME TO GET THEM BUILT
Pickles and Hot Dogs
It will surprise you to see how little
it will cost to make a tight,
warm brooder house
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Inland Empire Lumber Company
Q U A L IT Y
“ Th« Yard «f Beat Quality ”
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M E A T S
PRICED IN REACH OF ALL
We Buy Poultry
Come in and see us.
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Natiaaal BaiUers Bnrean
Hermiston Produce and Supply
Company
T um -A -L um L um ber Co.
WE H A V E
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Genuine Carhartt Overalls
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Beginning SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL 14
and ENDING FRIDAY NIGHT
OREGON HARDWARE & IMPLEMENT COMPANY
“WHERE PRICES ARE LESS THAN MAIL ORDER.”
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T H E F A M IL Y W A R D R O B E
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Mrs. L u cin d a R a n d a ll an d Mrs. J.
W. W ith e re ll w ere h ere S a tu rd a y a f­
tern o o n as g u ests a t th e H a rv e y <
home.
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C h ristla n ch u rc h : B ible school 10 A.
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stro n g . M o rning w orship 11 A. M. * M i i i i i a i « i i i B i a B i i i i i i B i a i i f l i f l f l a i i i i ^ a M B B 3 i t j a i B B a B i i a i i i B i s : j
j Them e. T he B u rn n g H e a rt. Slo, R.
C, B arh am . E v en in g services: C h ris­
“ W e’re anxious to have w arm
Je n s Skovbo sp en t several days in
Mr. an d Mrs. C. S. B rierley a re now
tia n E n d eav o r 7 P. M. P re a c h in g a t
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W'heat
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en ts o H erm iston. They moved
7 :4 5 P. M. T hem e, L eading O thers.
bed th is week ag a re su lt of a v isi­
b elt,” said H. Jacobson of A dams,
to tow n from th e ir ran ch hom e on
! Let him th a t w ould move th e w orld
“A ta tio n °1 boils.
th e S tan fied p ro ject la st week an d
firs t move h im self.— S ocrates.
A ¡T uesday w hile n H erm iston.
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heat
froze
are liv in g in th e Johnson p ro p erty
I cordial w elcom e to all. A. J. W are,
> out as a re s u lt of w in te r w eather,
on th e w est side of tow n.
T hey re ­
i pastor.
Flexible T ariff Provision Upheld.
and we reseeded. T he new seeding
cently trad ed th e ir ra n ch for prop­
W ashington, D. C.—The "flexible e rty in W ashington.
George H. Jen k in s, a ss ista n t county is up an d h a s - s ta r te d to m ake some
ta riff” provision of the p resen t pro­
1 a g en t, w en t to W eston y esterd ay to g ro w th , b u t w arm er w e a th e r w ill
tective tariff law was held constitu­
help It.”
, ..take a n In sp ectio n of a carload of
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Moll w ill leave
tional by the U nited S tates suprem e
; certified p o tato es th a t w as shipped I
Mr.
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court. This provision allows the pres­ S unday for La G rande w here
I from th a t p o in t. T he w ork w ould
Mrs. F. C. M cKenzie an d son F ra n k ident to raise or low er im port rates Moil has been tra n sfe rre d by th e
¡o rd in a rily be done by C ounty A gent ' have been confined to th e ir home for
as much as 60 per cent on recom ­ S ta n d a rd Oil Co. T hey have lived
I H olt, an d th e local m an w as called several days on acco u n t of Illness.
m endation of the tariff comm ission, hera m ore th a n tw o years.
in th e absence of th e co u n ty a g e n t
in order to equalize com petition of
w ho w as re c en tly called to th e valley
J. M. Biggs le ft S unday m o rn in g
A m erican industries w ith those of
E ngagem ent Is A nnounced'
by th e d e a th f h is fa th e r.
E. L.
for P o rtla n d an d Salem. A t Salem
foreign countries.
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The en g ag em en t of Miss R agna
Jack so n accom paned Mr. Je n k in s as
he a tte n d e d th e m eeting th a t w as
Bond Total $64,750,310
fa r as P en d leto n .
B roston, for tw o y ears a teac h er in
held in honor of th e n a tio n a l com­
Salem, Or.—O utstanding bonds is­ m an d er of th e A m erlan L egion on
th e H erm iston schools, to H arold K.
C. W. S m ith , co u n ty a g e n t of M or­ , D ean, su p e rin te n d e n t of th e Uma- sued *7 Oregon now aggregate $<14,- h is sw in g Into Oregon.
row co u n ty , w as h ere for a sh o rt tim e . tilla E x p erim en t s ta tio n , w as a n ­ 750.310, according to a statem en t Is­
sued by th e sta te treasu rer here.
T uesday m orn in g .
nounced a t a com bination bridge
W a n t Ade B rin g R esults
| p a rty an d tea w hich w as given la st
Mrs. H. E. Shesely w ll leave to ­ S atu rd ay a ftern o o n by Miss Mary
m orrow m o rn in g fo r th e W allow a P e tri, Miss E v a R an d all and Mrs. J.
j v alley on w o rk fo r th e A m erican S. H arvey a t th e H arvey home. T he
HERE YOU ARE FOR THE NEXT TWO WEEKS WE WIL SELL
Legion a u x ilia ry . A t W’allow a she an n o u n cem en t w as p rin te d on cards
i w ill assist In o rg a n iz in g a new u n it. th a t w ere hidden in bouquets of a r ­
; As s ta te co m m ittee m em ber she w ill tific ia l flow ers th a t served as fav­
also v isit u n its a t E n te rp rise , E lgin, ors. No d efin ite d ate fo r th e wedd­
> Im bler an d La G rande
in g has been estab lish ed , b u t it prob­
E ith e r B ib r W aist a t $2.25 for bib and $2.00 W aist, and give
ably w ill w ill be solem nised in Ju n e.
w it each purchase a G enuine G ille tt R azr w o rth $1.00 anyw here.
ANNOUNCEMENT
Miss B roston has m ade m any frien d s
R em em ber C a rh a rtt O veralls a re not ju s t overalls, b u t a re ln a class
Dr. A. E. M arble, a g ra d u a te of th e d u rin g h e r residence in H erm iston.
by them selves. None b e tte r and few as good. “ U nion M ade.”
i St. P au l college of c h iro p ractic and Mr. Dean as su p e rin te n d e n t of the
W hich in itse lf don’t m ean an y th in g . A lim ited q u a n tity av ail­
th e N a tio n al School of N atu ro p ath y , ex p erim en t sta tio n farm has been
able. B etter h u rry !
w ill open a C h iro p ractic office n th e one of th e lead e rs in th e develop­
C orlis H o tel on M onday, A pril 1$, | m ent of th e H erm iston co u n try , and
and re p ectfu lly so licits yo u r p a tro n - j h is ex p erim en tal w ork has been
age w hen l n need of ch iro p ractic adapted fo r use in irrig a te d d istric ts
h ealth ervlce.— Adv.
all over th e n o rth w est.
S hare you?” pleasure, and w hen
W e may act
a frien d today
but tom orrow th e ch ance may be
gone. W henever frien d s m eet
th ere is a change no m a tte r how
slig h t, and o u r
o p p o rtu n ities
change. A t best w e m eet a few
tim es and pass on he broad h ig h ­
way of life never to m eet ag ain
In Just th e sam e way.
ING— W E ARE ENABLED TO MAKE PRICE CONCESSIONS THAT OTHERWISE WOULD NOT BE
POSSIBLE. YOU BECOME TH E GAINER. YOU SHARE IN THE PRO H TS CUSTOMARILY G0-
ING TO OTHERS.
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D U R IN G TH IS SPECIAL SA L E
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Q U A L IT Y H O U SE W A R E S
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. L ittle and his
sister, Mrs. G eorge R osevear, w ere
P endleton v isito rs T uesday.
sorrow s come o th ers w ill h elp you
bear them . We may not need our
friends today b u t to m o rro w ’s ex­
perience h as n o t come.
L ife all
about us Is co n tin u ally changing.
N o th in g rem ain s th e sam e from
one day to th e n ext.
SALE!!
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Occurence* of Interest Gleaned Here
and There About the City and
Neighbor hood
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL
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T u m -A -L u m L um ber Co.
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