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TOB HBBMISTOH H C T A ID . HERMISTON-, OKBGOIT. LOCAL AND PERSONAL ■ BREVITIES • Special For Saturday trf lu te n a t G lean There About the Cite ead Neighborhood Mrs. Yudlth Groom and Cecil Kelly left Wednesday for La Grande. Cecil will drive a truck back to Hermiston from La Grande to be used In the Mr. and Mr*. William Shaar drove county road work on the Diagonal to Walla Walla Sunday. Mis* Mil road. dred Bains, sister of Mrs. Shaar, who Water will be turned Into the city i has been visiting here for a time, re ditches for Irrigation on Saturday,' turned to her home with them. according to Harry Kelly, the city I Mr. and Mrs. M. L Watson, Mr. watermaster. Mr. Kelly says that and Mrs. O. O. Kelt house and Mr. the schedule followed last year In the and Mrs. J. L. Waller were members Irrigation of city lots will be follow of a party that drove to McKay dam ed this year, a* nearly aa possible. Sunday for a picnic. The Baptist Ladies Aid will have a Mrs. F. A Phelps left Friday silver tea Wednesday evening, A pr.' morning for Vale, Oregon, where she 125. in the church basement. will visit for a few days with Mr. The high school operetta “L ove; and Mrs. C. M. Voyen. Pirates of Hawia” will be given by Mr. and Mrs. E. W. West have the high school glee clubs under the taken the house owned by Dr. Prime direction of Miss Ruth Seyler, Fri- ■ day, May 11. Remember the date. on the west side. 10c LR BANANAS BINO CHERRIES. 2 1-2 TINS,........ ..................... These are fine 28c 3 CANS CAMPBELL’S TOMATO SOUP .................... 25e 2 PACKAGES MUFFET8 FOB.. 25c Wee h»ve installed a new pan tor our egetablee so that we can keep them fresh all the time and have a very complete line. Wa are enjoying a nlee bualneea on that 35-40- and 50 cent Bulk Coffee. Always freeh and we grind 11 aa you want It. Just received a nobby new line of Cape, Beltà, Ties and Shirt*. ‘ Look them over. PHONE 171 KINGSLEY’S H I W M I g T Q N ’« H Q U B l O F Q U A L IT Y A N D S I R f t 3^ Bert Richards of Boardman is at Mr and Mrs. Alfred Koeppen and son, and Mrs. H. 8. Garfield of Pen the Hermiston hospital for medical dleton were In town Sunday, guest* treatment. of Mrs. J. T. Hinkle. Mr*. H. E. Shesely returned Sun day night from a trip to Wallowa, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Andrews And sons of Wasco visited friend* here Enterprise and La Grande, in the interests of the Legion Auxiliary. Sunday. She brought with her a silver cup I Mrs. H. Jacobson of Adams Is for the Hermiston unit of the Ameri ; visiting with her parents, Mr. and can Legion Auxiliary, given them for membership achievement. The Mrs John Leek, north of town. cup is in the window of the Hermis The front of the telephon* build ton beauty shop. 1 : If You are Looking j : Success ■ ' For '• 5 ONE OF THE SUREST MEANS TO TAKE s S IS TO MILK COWS 1 WE WANT YOUR CREAM ■ E. W. WEST, PROP. — BEAD THE WANT ADS— «V Vk t/.Ut : Plans to show you to suit your convenience and pocketbook. ■ ■ Summer Fuel Clean N ut Coal Slab Wood Forest Wood Old growth fir, fine for either kindling or cooking. Inland Empire Lumber Company ill * T U Tard W Bast Qaabty * M. M. STRAW. MGR. ^zdasrv« Represaatativas af N itisu l Builders Bvaaa — . These prices are for Cash and are good for one week Oregon He we. & Implt. Co. M R S. M cK IN L E Y WILL BE HERE S a tu r d a y , A p r il 21 NEXT SATURDAY Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co. WE HAVE A S P E C IA L STO C K OF Lumber for Brooder Houses IT IS TIME TO GET THEM BUILT It will surprise you to see how little it will cost to make a tight, warm brooder house Come in and see us. . n R Mueller returned Monday Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Mainord of • j front a t business trip to The Dalles. Garfield, Washington. have been vis iting this week with Mr. and Mrs. I Mr. and Mrs. g I Mrs. Joseph Ralph entertained a George Newell. Mainord were friends of the Newells few friends Monday evening at a bridge supper at her home. High in ondon. score at bridge went to Miss Ragna J. S. Harvey, who Is seriously ill In Brosten, second to Mrs. F. V. Prime t, Anthony’s hospital In Pendleton, and low to Miss Gallagher. 1 reported to be a little beter. Mr. Stanley Campbell came down from Harvgy has not been well for some ; Condon Sunday to get Mrs. Camp- time, was taken to the hospital last 1 bell end Barbara. He was unable week, when his condition suddenly to attend the golf tourney at Pen became worse. Mrs. Harvey Is with him. dleton on that day. Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co. R. A. BR0WNS0N, MANAGER CARD OF THANKS Sunday services April 22 at the We wish to express our sincere Baptlst-Christlan church. Bihfte J school 10 A. M. Morning worship, gratitude for all the kindness and 11 A. M. Theme, Out of Plumb. sympathy shown us in our recent be . Evening services: Christian Endeav reavement. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Waghorn or. 7 P. M.. topie. Why and How Sam Relhl. Should Christians Support the Eight C. W, Relhl, eenth Amendment? Preaching at John F. Relhl. 7:45. Theerae, The Value of a Man. One cannot always be a hero, but o n , can always be a man.— Goethe. TO OUR CUSTOMERS AND A cordial welcome to all, A. J. Ware, FRIENDS pastor. Especially the dairymen of the pro ject. We wish to extend our sincere Mr. and Mrs Vreel Hiatt enter appreciation for the loyal support j tained a number of friends at diner given us while engaged la the cream -; at their home on the West side Tues ery business here. day evening. We trust that you will give our; tucceeeor, Mr. E W. West, the earn. 1 Mrs. F, M Outwits left Wednesday liberal patronage that you have gtveu ■ for Pendleton where she will assist ; ue and that your dealing with him ■ ■ with the poll books In the office of wtU be pleasant and profitable. ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■«» up to 75c, Spec. 43c up to $1.25, Spec. 73c up to $1.50, Spec. 93c up to $2.00, Spec. 1.33 up to $2.50, Spec. 1 S3 Hermiston Produce and Supply Company Bright new stock of all kinds of J Brooder-House Material. ; Reg. Reg. Reg. Reg. Reg. - p e r . P. O, Doherty, who has a large Herbert Hanellne returned this whoat ranch near Lexington, was In week from the valley. Slcknee* com town On business Tuesday. pelled him to give up his studies at O. A. C. for a time. George Wagner was host to a number of friends at dinner Sunday, A. Von Behren wa* in Pendleton the occasion being htg birthday. Tuesday on business. Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Payne spent Mr*. Lea nor a Cosgrove of Aber Sunday with friends in Echo. deen. Washington, Is visiting at the g j home of Dr. and Mrs. D. S. Rowe. C. F. Collins, who has a hatchery B Mrs. Cosgrove is the mother of Mrs. In Freewater, was in town Thursday ■ Rowe. on business. Brooder Houses DON’T DELAY PLANN ING THAT LAYING HOUSE Knives Knives Knives Knives Knives with her late spring stock of Ready to Wear Garments— Coats, Dresses and Hats.. You w ill find as usual, exceptional display in this line, and you are invited to c ill and inspect if? wa* held last Friday evening • and One year ago, April 20, 1927, the was pronounced a great success. Th* thermometer hit 14 degrees and hurt Auditorium wa* crowded, many com many of the crops. ing from neighboring town*. ,.T. E ■ Here is your chance to get a real Pocket Knife at a real bargain price. These knives are all of the best grade and makes and all are guaranteed. Suitable for all pur poses. ing has received a coat of paint this week. Orville Silvey is here looking after Mrs. F. B. Swayze and Mr*. A H. Norton were hostesses at two parties the Silvey ranch west of town. on Thursday and Saturday of last Oron Felthout-e has added an office week. At the Norton home on Thursday guests to make up four to the Meadowbrook lee warehouse tables were present and Saturday at near the tracks. the Swayze home twenty guests were Mrs. Joseph Cahill and Miss Ada invited. Soneson entertained the members of Mrs. Lucinda Randall returned the 500 club at Mrs. Cahill’s home T'esday to her home In Pendleton Wednesday evening. Guests to make Prizes after a few days’ visit at the Har- yp six tables were invited. ¡went to Mrs. H. E. Shesely, Mrs. . ey home. Reinhart Buhman and Mrs. G. H. Several local devotee* of the rod Jenkins. were out Sunday, the first day of the Ralph Richards 1 b driving a new trout season. Most of the men re Chrysler car purchased this week. port very poor luck, but Dr. O. H. Jenkins was well satisfied with T. H. Gaither and O. T. Lockridge catch of fifteen good one*. left Monday morning for a trip The annual danc* given by the through the Willamette valley. They Altar society of the sthollc church expected to go as for *B Roseburg. Heffniston Creamery Co. a SPECIAL... P. B. Doherty, road contractor, was a Hermiston visitor Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Brlerley and Mr. Doherty lives at Echo. Miss Jessie Brlerley were in Pen J. W. Clarke returned Monday from dleton over the week end. a two weeks visit to Montana. F. B. Swayze was a business visi Remember the regular dance given tor Saturday at the county seat. by the American Legion Saturday J. M. Biggs made a business trip pight. to Heppner Monday. Mrs. Biggs ac Lot's dance Saturday night! companied him. When you »ell your cream to u* you not only help u* but yonr- aelve* a* well because ours is a home industry and as we grow onr strength means a stronger and better project. ■ ■ John Haddox and Vernon Belt* were In La Grande over the week end. 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