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Rev. J. A. Wire was a visitor
Features for Sat. and Mon.,
July 7 and 9
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
■ BREVITIES ■
George Bancroft Is driving a new
Whippet sedan.
John Haddox spent the Fourth at
Ukiah.
ZE JUMBO, Crushed F ru it Center JELLY BEANS. 1 lb. boxes 20c
— extra special this w eek.
RAISINS, GRAY RIBBON, 4-pound package, per package
34c
WHITE KING WASHING POWDER large size, package
44c
STARCH, ARGO, Corn or Gloss, 1-pound pkg., 2 pkgs. for
George Wagner wag In Portland
over the week end on business.
O e e u m c M o f tutor— t G lw n od H ot .
»nd T h o r. A bout th e City end
N eighbor lm d
CRISCO, 3 pound tin, tin ................
— for homes that w ant the best in cooking.
In
Pendleton last Friday evening.
Edith Sales was home from The
Dalles to spend Wednesday.
Jack Biggs and W. J. Clarke were
Pendleton visitors Monday morning.
SPECIAL
Fisk A u to Tires and
Tubes
Eugene Pierce has gone to Port
land where he will spend a couple of
Mrs. George Briggs and son Ed weeks visiting relatives.
mund left Friday for a few days in
30X3 CIJNCHER, CASH SPECIAL........................ ................................... $5.96
Portland.
Mrs. Herbert Strohm was here from j 30X3& OVERSIZE GIANT, CASH SPECIAL .... ................................. $7.75
Portland to attend the funeral ser-j
29X4.40 BALLOON, CASH SPECIAL ................. ................... 77...... ...... $9.25
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Harrah spent viceg for Mrs. Anna Strohm.
the week end visiting in Walla
30X5.25 BALLOON, CASH SPECIAL ................. ................................ $14.75
Walla.
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Miss Hester Warner of Walla 30X3 TUBES CASH SPECIAL
Walla is here as a guest at the home 30X3 H TUBES. CASH SPECIAL .......................... ................................... $1 65
Mr. and Mrs. R. Alexander of Pen of her brother, Cecil Warner.
29X4.40 TUBES. CASH SPECIAL........... ................. ................................... $-’.00
dleton left Monday for Seaside where
31X4.40 TUBES. CASH SPECIAL............................ ................................... $;.0u
they plan to remain a month.
W. R. Nugent of Umatilla was a
visitor in Hermiston Monday after- 32X4 TUBES, CASH SPECIAL ............................... ................................... $2.50
I. Skovbo and family of Boardman
were visitors at the Jens Skovbo home
THESE TIRES AND TUBES ARE ALL FISK FIRST QUALITY AND
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Crowder of
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WE GET FRESH FRUITS. VEGETABLES AND BREAD DAILY,
AND HOSTESS CAKES ON TUESDAY AND SATURDAY.
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KINGSLEY’S
Arlington were visiting in Hermiston CARRY OUR USUAL GUARANTEE OF SATISFACTION.
Earl Gilianders wag here from Sunday.
Pendleton for the ntercommunity pic
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nic the Fourth.
Mrs. Herbert Strohm of Portland!
and Mrs. Isbell of Hood River re-
H E R M I S T O N ’ » H O U S E O F q ' u a L IT V A N D
Mrs. Carl McNaught and daughter turned home Sunday night.
Nancy, Mrs. P. V. Prime, Mrs. A. H.
I Norton and Miss Lois Jackson were
There’s lots of work in various
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phases
of the mining industry nt
noon.
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Kellogg, Idaho, about 90 miles from
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Mrs. W ahkittle a tourist traveling Spokane, but the work is not very;
In the new fall shapes and nobby light colors, priced $2, $2.50 and
g from North Dakota to Los Angeles, healthy and living expenses are much
$3.00.
higher
than
here,
according
to
Ed.
■ fell from their car breaking her
We have just a few pairs of light shades in ladies’ and misses
■ wrist. She is at the Hermiston hos- Dahlman who returned from there
Pumps and Oxfords, which we ll close out at great bargains. Only
th$ latter part of last week. “Lit
¡¡¡pital for treatment.
a few left.
tle houses there rent for from $30 to
a few left insizes 4 to
— $7.00 shoes, $3.-60; $5 shoes, $2.50—
$50, and all foodstuff costs a lot more
Queen Quality.
than
here,”
he
said.
The
altitude
Is
a
Bobby Trumbull the six year old
Beginning Saturday, June 30, we will reduce our summer fabrics t
uore than 6,000 feet.
g son of W. P. Trumbull of Stanfield.
move them out at god reoductions.
B was in the Hermiston hospital the
Peter Pans to close out, 50c. A go^d range of atterns to choose
Mr. and Mrs. I. H. Martin of Aub
■ last of the week. He was taken to
from.
Pendleton Sunday night for further | urn, Nebraska, were guests of his
brother, E. D. Martiq, several days'
— medical treatment.
32c
SWIFT'S WHITE LAUNDRY SOAP 12 Bars...............................
luring the past week. They drove
Mrs. F. V. Prime and son Buddy. iere from their Nebraska home and
Mrs. Walter Blessing and son Gordon eft the first of the week for Seattle
39c
LARGE SIZE PEETS GRANULATED SOAP, per pkg..............
were Pendleton visitors Tuesday af to visit relatives. They plan to stop
here on their return trip. Mr. Martin
ternoon.
i ' s in the automobile business. -
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LARGE SIZE WHITE KING GRANULATED SOAP, per pkg
42c
There will be preaching service
¡next Sunday at the O. E. Ryder home| J. A. Reeves left last week for
one mile west of Umatilla. Mr. T Mabama where he was called by
A. Wayne will dellveer the sermon. reason of the serious illness of his
PREFERRED STOCK SARDINES, large oval cans. 2 for . . . . . 25c
father.
He expects to be gone for
¡Come. Time, 2:30 o’clock.
several weeks. During his absence
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Miss Maxine Gentry of Lexington Us daughter, Miss Nell Reeves is
■ -rrlved in Hermiston Tuesday to Join p arrying the mail on his route
SLICED DILL PICKLES, 2 1-2 size tns, 3 for
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49c
p thB Gerald Whites in a trip to Ukiah
for over the Fourth.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Saylor and
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hlldren left Monday for Wallowa
Mrs. Beamish is sending cards tr o visit relatives and to spend the
a Mexican mission. Any kind of s | fourth at Wallowa iake.
card with a picture or scripture
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■ verse on it will be gratefully re Mrs. B. S. Kinkslay returned the
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first of the week from Portland where
the spent a month at the home of
The Free Methodist mission wat ler son, E. J. Kingsley.
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visited by Rev. and Mrs. Webster.
Mr. Webster, who is superintendent
H
EN
you
build
It
Is
always
a
comforting
Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
MAKE TOUR W ANTS KNOWN------- TRY THE HERALD WANT ADS— of the Pilgrim Holiness church de
thing to know that the building material«
Tecil Warner last Sunday Included
livered the morning sermon.
His|
you buy are going to be up to specifications.
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Brown and family
subject was “The Mind of Christ.’
if Walla Walla. Mr. and Mrs. H. E.
Cheap,
flimsy construction usually rc?s
They were entertained during their |
•Varner and family of Lexington and
hand
in
hand
with poor quality materials.
s n n s a i s a i l l l l l i a s n i s i i s i i s i i l i i s i a stay by Mr. and Mrs. Calhoun. Mrs Mrs. W. A. McCorkele of Weston
Safeguard your building by letting us know
■ | Beamish will preach on the “Exalted |
what you require end we will work with you
Position of Christians" Sunday morn
Mr, and Mrs Curtis Simons and
ing. All are welcome.
, to see tliat. your interests are well protected.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Pierce spent the
We are headquarters for all dependable
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bradley and .’’ourth fishing in the mountains be-
building materials and can also help you select
/ond
La
Grande.
They
were
joined
family of Lincoln. Nebraska, arc
a good, reliable contractor.
here as guests at the home of his | >y J. B. Mall and daughter now of
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Tell us wbnt you plan to d o —wo can end
La
Grande.
sister, Mrs. Sylvan Pierson.
Oregon Hdwe. & Implt. Co.
GORDON CAPS
Saturday
SPECIALS
Hermiston Produce and Supply
Company
: HURLY CASH GROCERY I
W hen you fctsild, w e are
Iready to serve you
W
B rooder H ouses
Bright new stock of all kinds of
Brooder House Material.
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will give you helpful advice.
Mr and Mrs. Will Glass of Pendle-
Mrs. E, E. Graham and daugh
ton were here over te Fourth as ters Betty and Barbara of Tacoma.
■ ¡guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. | Washington, returned home Tuesday
■ C. M Best.
after sending two weeks time in Her
miston. Mrs. Graham is a daughter
■ , ‘‘Our crops look fine on the ranch of Judge and Mrs. J. S. West.
■ ¡this year,” Fred Lenz said Saturday
B while in town. "We have sevenl Mrs. Chapman of Umatilla and Mrs.
g acres of corn that I’m mighty proud I Logan o t Hermiston were hostesses
■ of. The best of it is more than waist I for the regular meeting of the Amer-
■ high now." Mr. Lenz plans to build lean Legion Auxiliary at the club
■ a silo if he can find the time between | rooms Thursday evening,
j 'n o w and fall but said that work Is
g so plentiful that he does not know
Methodist Church— Sunday morn-
■ whether he will be able to have sil-
■ age next winter or will have to wait ling service at 11. Subject for sermon,
"God’s Purpose ana Man's Opportun
5 another year.
i t y . ’ The evening service will be at
County Agent Holt was here from the Baptist church. My subject will
Pend'eton last Thursday anj took | be "The Pre-eminence of God.” S.
back n pig for a club member that Hamrick.
Georje Jc,.klns got at Boardman.
Tum-A-Lum Lumber Company
R. A. BROWNSON, MANAGER
DO N’T DELAY PLANN
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HOUSE
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Subscribe for The Herald~$2.00
Plans to show you to suit your !
convenience and pocketbook.
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Sum m er Fuel
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Mrs. William Requa left Tuesday
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TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR SPECIAL PRICES ON OUR OWN
for Los Aneeles where she was call
•d by reason of the serious Illness of
« HOME MADE PURE RENDERED LARD FOR THREE DAYS,
Prospects for a shipping market g
her mother.
■ STARTING SATURDAY AND CONTINUING MONDAY AND TUES- "
At the Baptist-Christian church for early potatoes for project growers ■
Fnndday, July 8. Bible school at 10 that will enable them to make any ¡J » DAY.
A. M. Bigger and better with bet-|m oney on the crop are considered g
ter equipment and better work. Is,remote, according to the opinion ex- ■
the new motto for the Bible school, pressed by Lee Lampson, manager of ■
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■Come and see. Morning worship l l l t h e Three Rivers (¿rowers associa- g
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A. M. Theme. Yellow Streak, Blueltlon, In a letter to tha local associa- g
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and Crimson Thread. Solo. Miss tion.
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Golda Mumma. Union service at 8 1 California's crop of early tubers J
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sermon. Miss Georgia Paulsen will I fairly well out of the way the north- ■
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give a violin solo. Mlsa Anita Paul-J west crop Is moving to market in ■
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present. You cannot make yourself are removed, Mr. Lampson suggested,
the man you ought to be by letting The association will do Its best to «ell
God alone. God provides food for J for members who want to take a
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¿Etdmive Representatives of Naticnal Builders Bureau
| ¡every little bird, but he doesn't throw I chance on shipping, but he suggsat-
J M, W. S M S
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tt Into the nest. A cordial welcome led that growers dispose of their crops
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I themselves where this 1s practical.
hast
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Clean Nut Coal
Slab Wood !
Forest Wood
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Old growth fir, fine for either
kindling or cooking.
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' 8 lb. Pail
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4 lb. Pail
2 lb. Pail
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Lard in Bulk, per. lb.
Inland Empire Lumber Company !
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$1.50 3
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