HERALD. HERMISTON, OREGON
Specials in Seasonable Items
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
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for Sat. and Mon., June 30-Jul. 2
MOTHERS ROLLED OATS, with China, large 95 or.
Oecoiraera Of Intrarat Giranad B ra .
nnd There About the City and
Neighborhood
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21c
23c
POST TOASTIES, regular size pkg. of Corn Flakes, 8c; . 2 for 15c
SEEDED RAISINS in bulk, fresh stock just opened, 4 lbs
.. 27c
PHONE 171
KINGSLEY'S
IH T O M . H O U S E
Ja n e W a rn e r e n te rta in e d a few i
g irls a t a slu m b er p a rty S unday «
“ nd Mr8‘ W J ’ W a rn e r and
n ig h t h o n o rin g h er house g u est, M l a s T .“ *«
heF h° U8e gueiit A nn
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tte Sm
Sm all.
all.
Jette Sm all, Miss C lara B u rn s of B uf
A n n n n e e tte
falo, N. Y„ and B etty R alph
left
Mrs. G eorge N ew ell e n te rta in e d I WedDe8day f° r P o rtla n d - J a n e w ill re-
T uesday a t a one o ’clock luncheon
ten day v islt a t th e h °m ei
h o n o rin g tw elve Condon ladles who ?
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' th e o th e rs re tu rn in g
in a few days.
B m otored over for th e occasion. Ad-
21 d itio n al g u ests w ere asked in to make
' ’T he only tro u b le w ith th e cheese
■ four tables. B ridge
was enjoyed
business rig h t now Is th a t U m atilla
■ d u r i n g th e aftern o o n .
tnd H erm iston people a re buying me
Mr. and Mrs. S. L. D Ross a r t >ut so fast th a t I d o n ’t hav e m uch
v isitin g a t th e hom e of th e ir d a u g h te r left to sh ip ,” said A ndy A nderegg
Monday w hile in tow n. “ Y esterday
Mrs. L ogan Todd.
leople from U m atilla w ere o u t a t the
anch and bought 50 p o unds.” The
O. L. B arlow and fam ily w ho hav.
been liv in g on G ladys av en u e, moved heese m aker ad m itte d th a t th e a c t
M onday to th e P ercy residence on on of n earb y re sid e n ts has not caus-I
d him m uch w orry, except th a t he!
Main stre e t fo rm erly occupied b)
s b eg in n in g to* w onder if he w on’t I
( th e Pankow s.
iave to buy some m ore m ilk so as
j Mr. and Mrs. G eorge Joh n so n oí o increase p roduction of his p lan t.
O F Q U A L IT Y A N D
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From Now Each Saturday
we are offering you
SPECIAL BARGAINS
O ther item s In o u r sto re are alw ay s priced rig h t for q uick tu rn o v er
on th e kfffQ¿iUr>Ht possible m arg in .
It w ill pay you to tra d e a t H u rly ’s
KERR’S OATS, Lage size Package
BROKEN SLICE PINEAPPLE, No. 2i/2 Size
. . 20c
Y akim a, sp en t sev eral days in H er
m iston v isitin g th e G eorge Newell
I fam ily. Mr. Jo h n so n is a S tandard
oil ag en t.
F E IS NAPTHA SOAP (10 Bar Carton)
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k PEACHES, N o . 2*/2 size can
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2 POUND CANS R, C. PEANUT BUTER
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W CARNATION MILK (large cans)
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T h e B eaver p a tro l of th e Boy Seoul
troop m et w ith H ow ard C herry oi
lliu rsd a y n ig h t. T he a ss ista n t pat
”ol leader, H ow ard C herry, w as it
'h arg e.
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Dr. and Mrs. F. V. P rim e an d soni
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b •c.u rn ea F rid a y n ig h t from P o rt
r lat.d.
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HURLY CASH GROCEYR
Mr. and Mrs. B ains of W alla W alir
w orc v isitin g a t th e hom e of theii
d au g h ter, Mrs. W illiam S h aar, last
week.
A lbert K ennings. H erm iston high
chool stu d e n t, is sp en d in g th e S l i m
ier w orking fo r Coach W ale n ta a t
loal S prings, S. D. He m ade th e tr ip
iverland w ith Coach W ale n ta several
■ eeks ago, and th e tw o of them took
heir tim e an d v isited m ost of the
cenic points of in te re s t alo n g th e
vay. A lbert w ro te th a t they saw
rood a g ric u ltu ra l land a t tw o o r th r e c
oints along the w ay b u t none th a t
ppealed to him as m uch as th e
o u n try aro u n d H erm iston.
a
I Brooder Houses
: Bright new stock of all
: Brooder House Material.
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Mr. and Mrs. C u rtis Sim ons e n te r
taln ed e ig h t g u ests a t d in n e r F rid a)
evening. L a te r 500 w as played.
kinds of
A w alloping to th e tu n e of 12 to 3
was handed U m atilla S unday by Con
lon in th e gam e played a t Condon.
Four H erm iston players w ere in U m a
Mr. an d Mrs. J. D. S ears an d son tilla uniform s. Todd, H u rly , M lttles
Bob o f Salem w ere v is itin g a t th e Dr, lo rf and H iatt. Todd and H u rly ac-
J. L. S ears hom e a few days th e last quired busted d ig its in th e contest.
of th e week.
bUKUUN CAPS
In th e new fall shapes and nobby lij.h t colors, priced $2. $2.50 and
$3.00.
We h ave ju s t a few p a irs of lig h t shades In ladies’ and misses
P um ps and Oxfords, w hich we ll close o u t a t g re a t bargains. Only
a few left.
a few left Insizes 4 to 5 t f — $7.00 shoes, $3.50; $5 shoes, $2.50—
Queen Q uality.
B eg in n in g S atu rd ay , Ju n e 30, we w ill reduce o u r sum m er fab rics t
move them o u t a t god reoductions.
P e te r P ans to close out, 50c. A good ra n g e of a tte rn s to choose
from .
Hermiston Produce and Supply
Company
,WIaeffli y o u
i] ready to
w e are
serve
you
VV7HEN you build it Is always a comforting
’ » th in g to know that the building materia'»
you buy are going to be up to specifications.
Cheap, flimsy construction usually c~-s
hand in hand with poor quality materials f '
Safeguard your building by letting us know
what you require and we will work with vou
.to see that your interests sure well p r o te a n
T
are headquarters fnr s li dependable
building materials and can also help you ».le-e
, a good, reliable conti actor.
■ Tell us wb«t you plan to d o —wo
ynll give you helpful advice.
Tum-A-Lum Lumber Company
R. A. BR0WNS0N, MANAGER
| SUNDAY WITH 102 SETS
Plans to show you to suit your 1
convenience and pocketbook.
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George H. Jen k in s, a ss ista n t county
NEW HOT MARK OF YEAR
ag en t, was in P en d leto n T uesday to
a tte n d a conference of co u n ty ag e n ts
T he h o tte st w e a th e r to d ate for
of th e eastern p a rt of th e sta te . The 1928 w ag given th is p a rt of th e s ta te
m o rn in g was tak en up in a field trip last Sunday. T he g o v ern m en t th e r-
to d iffe re n t ex p erim en tal d --------------
em o n stra- .m o m e te r here re g istered 102 degrees
ions th a t a re b ein g conducted u n d e r fo r th e d ay ’s m axim um .
The high
aJZ nf reCt ° n ° f W ' * HOlt' co u n ty hlgh ‘e m p eratu re w as accom panied
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■by a hot w ind th a t did a slig h t
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am o u n t o f dam age to some ten d er
11 1 Logan cam e to tow n y esterd ay g ro w in g crops. T he tip s of potatoes
and took hom e a lot of wooden fr u it and field corn w ere b u rn ed in some
-c u p . th a t w lli be used to hold th e fields.
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i crop a t red rasp b erries th a t is now I T he te m p e ra tu re dropped M onday
rip en .:tp .
W e have fo u r row g of and continued to drop th e follow ing
>t s
s a . -, ss th e g arden th a t have tw o days, and the w inds th a t have
< n e a rin g ten years, and I believe | prevailed in g re a te r th a n usual meas-
th e c o p is b e tte r and th e b erries «re for th is tim e of y e a r resum ed
Kgei tin s year th a n ev er b efo re,” | th e ir blow ing.
he s.iid. ”W e gave th e patch a heavy
ap p licatio n of chicken d ro p p in g s last YOUNG PEOPLES' SOCIETY
w ii.U r, and th e
bushes certain ly
ENJOYS OUTING MEETING
have responded to th e tre a tm e n t
Summer Fuel
Clean Nut Coal
Slab Wood
PtVtk k
Forest Wood
Old growth fir, fine for either
kindling or cooking.
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Always a •
Choice !
Cut for j
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‘he Bap- B ap tlst-C h rlstian ch u rch sp en t a v e r y '«
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B' bI* ’ chool enjoyable ev en in g on last F rid ay o n ! "
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. J 10” 1" 8 W° rh ,p 11 A M th e bnnk8 ° f »«>• U m atilla riv e r play- ’
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T h * New P ’ O -'o"«"!" ( I n - li n g gam es and ro a s tin g w eln ers and ■
p e n d e n c ,.D a y S u n d ay .) Read th e m arshm allow s. Those present w e r e «
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Lumber
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“ Tbe Yard W Best Quality ”
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LEtclustre Representatives ai N atim i Builders Bureau
LONDON DEFEATS UMATILLA
IN BALL GAME SUNDAY
Mrs. Brown Is v is itin g a t th e home
of h e r d a u g h te r, Mrs. J u liu s Glmble.
DON’T DELAY PLANN
ING THAT LAYING
HOUSE
Oregon Hdwe. & Implt. Co.
Bootlegging Ruled Not Divorce Cause
Springfield, Mass.— Unless a boot
teggcr Imbibes too much of his own
goods, he Is Immune from being di
vorced for occupalional reasons. Judge
Mrs. E lla M. P ercy of Los A ngeles
l.utnmus so ruled on a wife’s corn
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C alif., is v isitin g a t th e W. R, Long-I p la in t
MAKE YOUR WANTS KNOWN------TRY THE HERALD WANT ADS— h o rn home.
Train Bandita Gst 8100,000.
Mrs. R ena W ate rm an an d m other
Toronto, O n tario .-S ix armed men
re tu rn e d home last w eek a fte r spend In a daring midnight holdup escaped
ing a m onth In P o rtla n d .
wtth registered mall talued as high as
2100.000 from an express car of the
Mrs. . L. K elley re tu rn e d hom e last Canadian National railways at the
T h u rsd ay .
Union station h re.
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Fisk Auto Tires and
Tubes
The A u x iliary to th e F arm B ureau
The ta k in g of assessm ent v alu atio n
w ill have a w ash in g m ach in e dem on
stra te d M onday, Ju ly 2, a t th e H er In th is d is tric t h as ab o u t been com
pleted, acco rd in g to J a p T em pleton,
m iston cream ery.
deputy assessor. H e has done th e
Miss E lizab eth S traw Is aid in g assessing for H erm iston and vicinity, 30X3 CLINCHER, CASH SPECIAL............................................................... $5 95
w ith the office w ork a t th e Inland a p a rt of S tan field and p a rt of B u tte r 30X3
OVERSIZE GIANT. CASH SPECIAL ............................................ j 7 75
creek.
E m pire L u m b er Co. S he Just com
29X 4.40 BALLOON, CASH SPECIAL ........................................................ j 9 25
pleted a y e a r’s w ork in th e comm erce
G lenn N ew ell re tu rn e d Sunday
30X 5.25 BALLOON, CASH SPECIAL ...................................................... 214.75
school at O. A. C.
from S eattle w here he sp en t ab o u t 30X3 TUBES, CASH SPECIAL
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$1.45
H e h as resum ed
his 30X3 H TUBES, CASH SPECIAL.
Dave M ittlesd o rf an d fam ily a r e tw o weeks.
............................................................ $1.65
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m oving in to th e Tim G a ith e r resi
29X 4.40 TUBES. CASH SPECIAL
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dence.
Mrs. U rsel H ia tt and Mrs. Dave 31X 4.40 TUBES, CASH SPECIAL
........................................................... $2.00
Mrs. J. F. M cN aught le ft Tuesday I b a .Ìd Ìra ’ r , accon’p a ” ,*<» th e ir hus- 32X4 TUBES, CASH SPECIAL.......
.............................. - ..... ... .......... .... $2.50
for P o rtln d a fte r sp en d in g some t l J
S unday for tb e baI1
a t th e hom^ of h er son C arl Mc- •sam e betw een Condon an d U m a
THESE TIRES AND TUBES ARE ALL FISK FIRST QUALITY AND
tilla. They v isited Mrs. S. M. Camp-
N au g h t and v is itin g old frlen d s
on bell, form er H erm iston
CARRY OUR USUAL GUARANTEE OF SATISFACTION.
resident,
th e project.
w hile i n Condon.
SOAP, WHITE WONDER, 12 bars
SPAGHETTI made from Semolina flour, 4 pounds
SPECIAL
Kyle Long, P en d leto n autom obile
m an, was a v isito r in H erm iston
Tuesday.
Irene K ennings re tu rn e d hom e
Dave S n y d er of P en d leton wae h e re
Tuesday a fte r sp ending a few days in
on business Monday.
Condon v isitin g B a rb a ra C am pbell.
38c
RICE, Fancy Southern Rose, 3 pounds
Mrs. L eila P h elp s re tu rn e d M onday
a fte r sp en d in g a week in P o rtlan d .
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or after you decide upon what kind of meat 2
2 you Before
wish we invite you to come here and see what ■
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S‘M‘c,al m usic. E th el K ennings. B ernice S tork, R ite
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W o ughter.
F lorence
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E ddie ■
. P M , 8 p m , union a e r-1 P arsons. Cecil W arn er. J r
Mabel ■
th e M ethodist church. W hen P arsons. B arb ara R oot’. Bessie Dyer. "
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h ’* h ’ a P r t re - I P
E aulsen,
'e 'e Reeder.
A . n ita W P
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illeng.
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>'«• S hafer, M arjorie S hafer. ■
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more you do I J u n e D ahlm an. Ed. M cM illan. T in y —
or yo u r c o u n try th e more you love Bensel.. R uth B ensel. Nell Reeves
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A COrdla’ WelCOra’ ,OU raCa Jaik8° “ ’
A. J Ware, pastor.
Ware. C Warner.
Customers ■
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choice cuts we have to offer you. Our prices are 2
never high as buying here regularly will prove
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HERMISTON MARKET
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PHONE 411
X. W. SIMS
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