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Nice Line of Shirts, Straw Hats, Low Shoes, Work Shirts
Also for Youths.
BREVITIES
CONGOLEUM
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Mrs. H. L. Payne was a dinner
hostess last Sunday. Among other
guests was Mrs. Oscar Payne, the
dinner party celebrating her birth
day. Mrs. Stanley Campbell, of Con-
Mr. and Mrs. Cleve Clark, Mrs. don_ waa ^g,, a guest.
C. M. Jackson and Mrs. Frank Stone I
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were members of a party that motor
W. J. Daughtery wag in town from
ed to Pendleton Tuesday.
Echo In the interests of his cam
paign for county commissioner.
Mrs. Stanley Campbell and Bar
bara and Mrs. Campbell’s father,
C. Z. Randall and Cyril Proebstel
Mr. Coughlin, visited here with were in town Monday from Pendle
rrlends over Saturday and Sunday. ton.
Mrs. Frank Silvey made the trip with
them to visit her daughter, Mrs. Earl
Miss Rose Donovan was in Pen
Boynton.
dleton Saturday.
O ccurenem o f I n t a iw t Glean«
and Thera A bout th e City and
Neighborhood
. 95 and $1.00
$1.00 and $1.50
B. V. D’s .........................
3. W. McMullen received 1,000
baby chicks the first of last week.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
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S ee O ur Line o f
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RUGS
SP E C IA L FO R O N E D A Y O N L Y
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WE HAVE FRESH 1ÜLK ON ICE
WE PAY CASH FOR EGGS
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ONE OF THE SUREST MEANS TO TAKE
IS
TO
MILK
COWS
When yon sell your cream to us you not only help us but your
selves as well because ours is a home industry and as we grow our
strength means a stronger and better project.
Mertniston Cream ery Co.
Mrs. William Kilt was shopping in
Rev. A. J. Ware was in Helix and
Pendleton Saturday.
Weston Friday and Saturday of last
week, and will go to^Pine City Fri
E. P. Oodd has returned from a day night to preach the baccalaureate
■ 'week spent in Wallowa county.
sermon to the graduating class of
that community.
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The M. E. Ladies Aid society will
Jj’ have an all day sewing at the church
Rev. A. J. Ware will go to Irrigon
■ Wednesday, May 16, to complete the Friday to deliver the commencement
■ small comforters for the children's address at the high school in the
N hospital.
evening.
Business at the W hite Hatchery
is moving along rapidly. The first
eggs went Into the lncubbator Feb.
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■ orders that will keep them busy un
I til July. Mr. White ha« Installed all
■ electric Incubators this season, 24
■ of them of 580 egg capacity each.
■ ¡Hen, turkey, duck eggs, are all go-
■ ing through the machines. The brood-
■ j ers scattered over the hatchery
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■ grounds hold 5000 young chicks and
■ the laying house holds more than
■ '700 hens.
SUMMER UNDERWEAR
Mrs. A. Little returned Thursday
from Portland where she has been
for thg past two weeks. During her
absence she underwent an operation
On hr eyes.
OF THE B. V. D. TYPE, AT $1.03 PER SUIT.
CHANDISE AND JUST IN SEASON.
About 200 cases of eggs were ship
ped out oi Hermiston the last week
In April. W hile this, is only about
one-third of the number of eggs sent
out by some of the larger egg produc
ing communities in one day, it shows
a healthy growth in this commodity
here.
HAVE
A S P E C IA L
STOCK
OF
MRS. HOUSE K /fE :
....If you are not now taking the Hermiston Herald because you
think you can’t afford it and depend on borrowing a copy from
a friend to read the home news. Just stop and Igure the savings
you can make in course of a year by having the paper regularly
and taking advantage of the bargains that lherchants are offering
every week. The price of a subscription is $2.00 a year. The ae-
turns to you in savings made by directed buying of advertised bar
gains may be only »10.00, nr they may be »50.00 a year. In either
case, a subscription is a dandy Investment.
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HAM!
HAM!
IT IS TIME TO GET THEM BUILT
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Inland Empire Lumber Company ■
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H. M. STRAW. MGR.
It will surprise you to see how little
it will cost to make a tight,
warm brooder house
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B acon and Pure Lard
C om e in an d see us.
Tum -A-Lum Lumber Co.
B. A. BROWNSON, MANAGER
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GOOD MER
Hermiston Produce and Supply
Company
Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co.
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C om e and G et ’Em
Lumber for Brooder
H ouses
Clean Nut Coal
Slab Wood
Forest Wood
Old growth fir, finQ for either
kindling or cooking.
JC ic I mìvc Representative« of National Builders Bureau
GOING FAST!!
ARE NOW IN ORDER. SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY ANY HAT
AT 75c. THE VENTILATED KIND, LIGHT AND AERY, 763
ONLY.
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■ i George Genn acquired a sprained Owing to the many other attract
■ ' wrist and severely scratched face ions on the same evening, the bund
■ I Saturday when the tongue of a hay concert Wednesday night by thè Ir
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Plans to show you to suit your {
convenience and pocketbook.
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“ Tke Yard of Best Quality ”
SEED SPUDS
SUMMER HATS
D O N ’T DELAY PLANN
and the horses jumped, throwing Mr. ' ded. The band under the direction
to the ground. He was dragg of Mr. Maaskg is an excellent boys
ING T H A T LAYING
: Genn
ed some distance before the horses band, and deserving of a good pat-;
ronage.
HOUSE
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Miss Lorene Elliott of Portland Is
O. C. Pierce a id H. E. Shesely were
t guest of her aunt, Mrs. O. C. Pierce. at Heppner Junction Sunday.
Frank Bllder'oack and H. E. Hitt
Mrs. W. A. Jones of Echo and Mrs.
0. S. Corey of Irrigon are patients are having their houses painted this
week.
at the Hermiston hosltal.
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Mr. and Mrs. Myron Leid of Walla
Miss McCullom drove to La Grand,
Walla were visiting Mrs. Leld’s sis
Saturday.
ter, Mrs. William Shaar, over Sun
day.
A. C. Houghton, manager of the
west side Irrigation district, was up
J, M. Thom Is driving a new
from -Irrigon on business Tuesday.
Whippet car purchased this week.
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These are the Genuine Gold Seal
Congoleum Rugs 9x12 feet.
We have only eight of these rugs
left to be sold at this price.
If you want one get it early S a t
urday morning.
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Mrs. C. M. Best entertained for
Mrs. Thomas Fraser went to Port
■ , five tables of bridge last Thursday land this week to remain for a few
jj at her home. Prizes were won by days.
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g Mrs. Bert Haneline, Mrs. F. V. Prime
■ and Mrs. W. J. Warner.
Mrs. J. Zweifel and small son of
La Grande are isiting Mrs. Zwelfel’s
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Driving from Hermiston to The mother, Mrs. T. F. Botkin.
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■ Dalles to attend the district confer-
■ ence were Rev. and Mrs. S. Hamrick,
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Shesely went
■ Mrs. Oscar Payne and Mrs. Mary ’o Walla Walla on a business trip
■ Hughes.
Friday.
E. W. WEST, PhOP.
Bright new stock of all kinds of
Brooder House Material.
$9.98
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Mrs. F. M. Guiwits returned the
Sunday, May 13, Mother’s Day,
last of the week from Pendleton a day to think and net in memory of
where she has been for two weeks In her. Services at the Baptist Christ
the office of thè county clerk.
ian church: Bible school at 10 A.
M. Special emphasis on the cradle
Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Burgess of roll with certificates to new mem
Baker, drove down to Hermiston bers. Special mother’s day sermon.
Sunday and spent the day visiting Solo, Miss Sansted. Where did you
among their friends on the project. get your life standards? From your
mother and she got them from the
Harvey Cook wag a Pendleton visi church. Your mother attended the
tor Saturdaday.
church.
Why not you? Christian
Endeavor 7 P. M.; 8 P. M. bacca
Mr. and Mrs. F. C. McKenzie’were laureate sermon by Rev. Hamrick.
in Pendleton Friday.
A cordial welcome to all. A. J. Ware,
pastor.
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Justice Bean of the State Supreme
court and Mrs. Hawley Bean were
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. McNaught left
here the last of the wek.
Wednesday. morning for Portland.
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