The Hermiston herald., July 12, 1928, Image 4

TOB HEBMISTOH HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGOM.
F ea tu res for Sat. an d M on.,
July 14 and 16
■ BREVITIES ■
OecnrencM Of lnl#re»f Gleaned Here
and Thera About the C it j and
Neighborhood
JELL-O, all Flavor* .......................... ....................................... 3 for 25c
MILK, CARNATION, Can............................................. .................... 10c
—Large Can.
25c
SOAP, FELS NAPTHA, 5 Bar* for
— 10 Bar* for 55c,
28c
“I th in k we ll be h a v in g some I
Mrs. H esser h as re tu rn e d from The cantaloupes o u t of o u r patch by Ju ly !
Dalles.
25,” C lin t Jack so n said one day this!
week. W aterm elo n s a re m ak in g very!
B. S. K ingsley le ft T h u rsd ay for good gro w th , he said.
W heeler, O regon, on a business trip
Mrs. J. G. K n ig h t and children of
A n u m b er of H erm isto n fam ilies La G rande w ere in H erm iston over
enjoyed picnic o u tin g s a t Cold S pring the week end en ro u te hom e from
reserv o ir Sunday.
P ortland. Mrs. K n ig h t Is a siste r of
Mrs. F ra n k R alph.
Mr. and Mrg. F. B. S w ayre and
Miss Doris Sw ayze le ft Sunday m o rn ­
George Je n k in s sp en t th e week end :
ing for Camp S herm an.
in P o rtla n d v isitin g bis w ife and
sm all son. He w as accom panied by
T he M. E. Aid society w ill have a
C lifford Je n k in s an d Mrs. J. M.
cooked food »ale a t th e H erm iston Biggs.
M arket S a tu rd ay , Ju ly 14.
WE HAVE WORK PANTS, O’ALLS, SHIRTS, GLOVES, SHOES—
AT RIGHT PRICES
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KINGSLEY'S
H E R M IB T O N
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H O U S E
O F
Q U A L IT Y
A N D
T rial S ample O ffer
Miss G eorgia G rim es apd Mrs. Jack
G raham , of P u llm an .
W ashington,
Mrs. M innie N orton le ft S unday to were v isito rs a t th e G eorge W agner
«pend a week in L exington.
home M onday en ro u te to P o rtla n d .
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Mr. K iages and song a re picking
Mrs. J. W. H uddleston and neph-j
apples a t W enatchee,
?w, E a rl W illiam s of O akridge, Ore- j
gon, are spending a few days in H er- i
E d ith Sales re tu rn e d to T he D al­ m iston v isitin g Sis. Pace.
les S unday n ig h t.
CAMPBELL S TOMATO SOUP, 3 C m i ........... ............................. 25c
—Regular site.
EXTRACTS, M. & R. (Lemon or Vanilla) 2-os. Bottle
—“Best for Cake Baking"
Rev. A. J. W are left M onday m orn­
ing for a tw o w eeks’ vacation. W hile
aw ay he w ill a tte n d th e sta te con­
vention and spend th e rem ain d er of
th e tim e a t h is home l n O regon City.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
S E R V IC E '
S herwin -W iluaiis
R ogers B rushing L acquer
The D ecorative Lacquer
26 B eautiful Colors, Including 6 shade*
fo r outside use
In n u m erable M ixture»
% P in t Can ROGERS
(any color) - - $ .7 0
1 B rush (H i inch vul­
canized in rubber) $ .60
TOTAL
A ll th is fo r
69c
w ith th is
COUPON
H ugh F ra s e r of A storia is v isitin g
G eorge B layden of B oardm an Is at
a t the hom e of h is p aren ts, Mr. and
th e H erm isto n hosp ital for m edical
Mrs. H, T. F ra se r.
tre a tm e n t.
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: S aturday :: Monday !
Mr. and M is. Floyd K n e rr and
Jo h n C raw ford of W allow a w as a
gu est a t the Pace home th e firs t of children w ere a t U kiah for th e F o u rth
of Ju ly celeb ratio n .
th e week.
1 c an ’t exactly u n d e rsta n d w hy corn
Mr. and Mrs. S to rie a re new re s i­
d en ts in H erm iston. Mr. S torie is has done so well h tr e th is y ear in
lew of th e fact th a t th e early p a rt
Shelloil a g e n t here.
of the season w as cold,” said Andy
Mr. and Mrs. Je n s Skovbo and A ndrregg Monday. "I m ake a p rac­
fam ily a r e sp en d in g th e week in tice of m easu rin g my corn every year
ibout th e F o u rth of Ju ly , and th is
P o rtlan d .
year my crop w as e ig h t feet four
It lias grow n about a
R u th H am rick re tu rn e d th e la st of nclies ta ll.
th e week a fte r sp en d in g some tim e foot since and c e rta in ly looks good.”
Î SPECIALS I
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MATCHES, 6 BOX CARTONS ........................................................ 19c
B R U S H IN G
UACQOCR
Flow«
freely,
covert
thoroughly
and even ly. No experience needed.
D rie d q u ic k ly , but not too qu ic kly.
It leaves a hard, du ra b le, prncelain-
like surface th a t w ears and w ears.
S IG N T H IS C O U P O N A N D S A V E 61 C E N T S
N am e
Address.
a t The D alles and in Salem.
Ittinve D i,t. No. 12
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
No. 9281.
J a n e W a rn e r re tu rn e d home S u n ­
KELLOGG’S BRAN FLAKES, 3 Packages for
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A n n ette Sm all in P o rtlan d .
DEL MONTE COFFEE. 1 lb. Cans, Vacuum pack ....................... 42c
it Hermiston, in the Stale of Oregon, at the close
>f business on June 30. 1928.
Miss H elen U pham w ho Is a tte n d ­
RESOURCES
in g sum m er school In L a G rande, Loans and discounts
i l r5.O86.1l 166,085.11
>verd rafts, secured
........... $
sp en t th e week end a t home.
No. 2 Can* FANCY GRAPEFRUIT, per Can ...... .......................... 25c
Mr. and Mi’s. O. L. B arlow a re in
— H eppner v isitin g relativ es On a vaca-
tlon trip.
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F ra n k
L ittle 's sister,
Mrs. Ida
I, C hronicle, and h e r d a u g h te r and hus-
t head, Mr. an d Mrs. Bishop, of Bla-
■ lock sp en t S unday as g u ests a t the
L ittle home.
RICE, 3 pounds for............................................................................. 19c
MALT SYRUP, Light or Dark, per can ....................................... 72c
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ild ren of K ennew ick w ere H erm is­
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ton v isito rs S atu rd ay . Mrs. T u rn e r
HURLY CASH GROCERY
MAKE YOUR WANTS KNOWN------ TRY THE HERALD WANT ADS—
LIABILITIES
Miss E th e l K en n in g s re tu rn e d the
last of th e week a fte r sp en d in g a few
days In Seaside. She w as accom pan­
ied home by h er siste r Mrs. F rench
who lives in P o rtlan d ,
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B rood er H ouses
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Bright new stock of all kinds of
Brooder House Material.
Mr. and Mrs. R ay S prague and son
Dick of P o rtlan d sp en t S unday vis-
■ i itin g Mr. an d Mrs. R. H. B uhm an
g la n d Mr. and Mrs. Chas. K aiser. Mr.
I S prague ig a b ro th e r of Mrs. Chas.
B K aiser.
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W. T. S olvester has re tu rn e d from
■ Blalock w here he sp en t a week vis-
B itin g relativ es.
On Monday he
a b ro u g h t in to H erm iston to a local
» s t o r e th e first of his crop o f new
• corn.
"I w ould have had corn ready
! for use by Ju ly 1 if th e p lan ts had
g I not been nipped by fro st early in
g the season,” he said, “ b u t Ju ly 9 is
jj not such a la te date, so I'm not k ic k ­
s ' Ing.”
D O N ’T D E L A Y P L A N N ­
ING T H A T LA Y IN G
Oregon Hdwe. & Implt. Co.
W e are Making Special Prices on
Some Lines of Standard Groceries
That we are closing out. Wc will let you judge both the price
and the quality of the merchandise. THIS IS FOR EVERY DAY
until this stock is moved out.
You will find our stock of Dry Gcods and Notions well supplied
with the latest and quality merchandise. NO OFF GRADE MER­
CHANDISE finds its way into our sto k.
Capita! stock paid i n ...............................
25,000.00
Surplus fu n d ........................................ . ... 10,000.00
Undivided profits
............. 20.155.48 20,156.48
Reserved for int., taxes, accrued .........
1.800.00
Circulating notes outstanding . _ ............... 6,250.00
Certified checks outstan ding.................. ..
70.49
Cashier’s checks outstan ding...........
4.664 28
Total of Items 24. 25, 26, 27, 28, 29 4,734 77
Demand deposits:
Individual deposits subject to check___167,228.45
Certificates of deposit due in lees than 30
days(o: her than f.r money borrowed) 83,331.14
State, county or other municipal deposits 19,269.47
Total items 29, 30. 31. 32, 33. 34..222.829.06
Time Deposits:
Savings depot i t s ........................................ 49,420 87
Total time deposits .......... .. 49,420.87
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Unsecured
18.38
18.38
U. S. bonds to secure circulation (par
value) .....................................6,256.00 6,250.00
Other bonds, stocks, securities, e t c ....... 75,940 88
KankinR house ...............„......... 8,000 00
Furniture, fix t u r e s .....................
666.93 8,556.93
Real estate owned other than banking
house .................
........... 9,383.28
Lawful reserve with Federal Reserve
n h»nk
16.660.87
Cash in vault and amount due from Nat*
Ional banks
67,992.23
Total of items 9, 10. 11. and 13. 67.992.28
Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer
and due from U. S. Treasurer............
312.50
Total .......................... ....................... «840.190.18
and Mrs. F ra n k L ittle are sisters.
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C ity.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, all seasonable weight* and very
low prices to move them out.
Hermiston Produce and Supply
Company
MRS. HOUSEWIFE:
■ A t you a re not now ta k in g th e H erm iston H erald
because you
th in k you c a n ’t afford It an d depend on b o rro w in g a copy from
a frien d to read th e hom e new s, ju s t stop an d ig u re th e savings
you can m ake in course o f a y ear by h a v in g the p a p er re g u la rly
an d ta k in g ad v a n ta g e of th e b a rg a in s th a t m erch an ts a re o fferin g
every w eek. T he price of a su b scrip tio n is $2.00 a year. The re ­
tu r n s to you in savings m ade by directed b u y in g of advertised b a r­
g a in s m ay be only $10.00, o r th e y m ay be $50.00 a y ear. In e ith e r
case, a su b scrip tio n is a d andy in v estm en t.
Total
............................................... 1340.190.18
State of Oregon
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County of Umatilla i
I, A. H. Norton, c »shier of the above named
bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement
is true to the best o f my knowledge and belief.
A. H. NORTON. Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 5th day
of July, 1928.
W. J. Warner. Notary Public for Oregon.
My commission expires Jan. 9, 1929.
Correct—Attest:
W. L. HAMM
F B. SWAYZE.
J .R . RALEY.
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Old growth fir, fine for either
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