The Hermiston herald., July 26, 1928, Image 4

THE
Fruits
and T h e re A bout the C ity and
Neighborhood
F ra n k B ilderback sp ent
days th is week in Y akim a.
F o r yo u r h o t w e a th ­
er d i e t .
W e get
them fresh an d keep
th em a s s a n ita ry as
possible.
hot
w eath er and
We have F ru it J a r s and F ix tu re s for yo u r can n in g .
Spices for yo u r pickling.
V inegar and
H er. A. J. W are w ill be back by
Sunday to conduct th e re g u la r se r­
C. A. P au l is d riv in g a new S ta r vices a t th e B ap tist-C h ristia n church.
Bible school an d c h u rc h services a t
sedan.
the re g u la r h o u rs in th e m o rn in g A t
Mrs. G erald W h ite w as a L exing­ th e union services in th e ev ening a t
the M ethodist ch u rch Rev. W are w ill
t o n v isito r over th e week end.
preach.
A ubrey Dean sp en t th e w eek end
in L ex in g to n .
R. E. M cFaul, project farm er w ho
has been in th e sa n ita riu m a t College
Place for ab o u t fo u r w eeks is g ra d ­
Mrs. A R. B a ttd e r o f E cho is
ually g e ttin g b etter. Mr. and Mrs.
p a tie n t a t th e H erm isto n h o sp ital.
Cecil W arn er, accom panied by Mrs.
The C ath o lic ladies A lta r society M cFaul a n d d a u g h te r, w en t to Col­
will m eet w ith Mrs. H a rk e n rld e r next lege Place Sunday. Mrs. M cFaul and
d a u g h te r rem ained for th e day, and
T h u rsd ay , A ug u st 2, a t 2 o’clock.
•Mr. and Mrs. W arn er w ent on to
Mrs. S au n d ers of E ag le Creek, Is W alia W alla to v isit relativ es.
v is itin g h e r m o th er, Mrs. Ida Sim -
mona.
Blondes Have Prference
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KINGSLEY'S
M g R M IS T O N
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Q U A I IT V
The ladies of th e B ap tist-C h rist-
ian church w ill hold a cooked food
several
sale S atu rd ay a t the H erm iston m ar
ket.
j S a tu r d a y :: M o n d a y !
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specials
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NALLEY’S HONEY AND NUT SPREAD
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Miss Iva D unn o f W ells, W ash ­
i n g t o n , ig a g u est a t th e R. A. POISON MIX MADE TODAY
B row nson hom e for th e week
TO FIGHT JACKRABBITS
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H alf P in t J a r s .........
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NALLEYS POTATO CHIPS
3 P ack ag es fo r.........
WILSON’S SMALL SWEET GHERKINS
12 Ounce B o ttles..........
WILSON S LARGE GREEN OLIVES
P e r B o ttle...........
FESTIVAL FANCY PACK SHRIMP
2 Cans fo r.........
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American Semi-Porcelain Dinnerware
43 Piece Set $6.35
T h is Is A lso C arried in O p en S tock
6 C u p s a n d S a u c e r s ...................................
$ 1 .15
6 D in n e r P la te s ........................................................... $ 1 .1 0
6 M u sh D is h e s ...................................................................
95c
6 C o u p e S o u p .................................................................... $ 1 .1 0
C re a m a n d S u g a r .............................................................$ 1 .1 0
C o v e re d D ish e s
$ 1 .1 5
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10 In c h P l a t t e r s ..............................................................
7 qc
12 In c h P l a t t e r s ............................................................... $ 1 .0 0
W e h a v e a c o m p le te s to c k o f th is p a tte r n .
SE E O U R W IN D O W D IS P L A Y
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A N D S E R V IC E
P roduce w hit
N icholas Codd, p re sid e n t of th e
m an. or you w ill not be ab le to reach
H erm isto n L ig h t & P ow er Co., has
p ro fitab le m ark et, acco rd in g to the
been h ere th is week on business.
conclusions
of
th e
p o u ltry m e n ’s
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Some ro o ster o u g h t to sue o u t a w rit
fo r a few days in P o rtla n d and S ea­
of in ju n c tio n to stop such ra n k d is­
side.
crim in atio n a g a in s t th e p re tty bru
n e tte egg. M anager D ixon of th e Co­
Mrs. R ay of R u p ert, Idaho, is v is­
operative P o u ltry P roducers assured
itin g h er d a u g h te r, Mrs. E nos M ar-
those in a tte n d a n c e t h a t only a
tin .
local m ark et ex ists for colored o r low
g rad e eggs. T he convention elected
NALLEY’S MAY0NAISE
Mrs. Joe C ahiii an d son accom pan-
M. S. S hrock of M ilw aukie p resid en t
P in t J a r s .............
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led Bill P eck of U m atilla to P o rtla n d
for
th e com ing y ear, and
F. L.
Q u art J a r s ......
| Monday.
K now lton, C orvallis, se cretary .
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“Blue Bird”
F. B. Swayzg w as a P o rtla n d vis
I ito r over th e week end.
SPECIALS— SATURDAY AND MONDAY, JULY 28 AND 30
BLUE ROSE RICE, 3 lb«.........................
23c
H. H. GRAPE FRUIT, No. 2 Tins, 2 for
45c
JAR RUBBERS, double lip, 3 dozen
20c
CORN FLAKES, 2 for ......................
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for th is
g E H l f IS T O N .
Mr. and Mrs. D avid W rig h t and
d a u g h te rs E le a n o r an d Eloise, of
Salem , w ere v isito rs a t th e F ra n k
G uiw its home S unday. Mrs. W rig h t
and Mrs. G u iw its a re sisters.
O rc u n -n e M o f In te ro at Gleaned B a re
Vege­
tables
T ry o u r H ostess Cakes a n d P a stry
save baking.
HERALD,
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
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H E R M IS T O N
DEL MONTE RIPE OLIVES
Medium tin s. 2 for
MONTANA PEAS No. 2 sieve (Tiny Peas)
2 Gans fo r.........
HURLY CASH GROCERY
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R o b ert M yers of W alla W alla was
A poison mix of stry c h n in e in green
,1a g u e st a t th e F ra n k L ittle home
•hopped a lfa lfa w as m ade for Colum-
I Sunday, en ro u te to P o rtlan d .
•ia d is tric t farm ers th is aftern o o n a t
the Jen d rzejew sk i ran ch w ith Roy
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E u g en e W rig h t o f T he D alles
F ugate, rodent co n tro l m an of th e
I sp e n t M onday n ig h t l n H erm iston
'biological survey, in ch arge, assisted
¡v isitin g h is siste r, Mrs. Je ss Sage.
by G eorge Je n k in s.
E ffo rts a re u n d e r w ay to m ake I
B ( Dr. and Mrs. F. V. P rim e and sons
mixes for fa rm ers in o th e r d istric ts!
B left S u n d ay m o rn in g to spend some
m th e p ro ject if th ey desire them ,
Ci tim e a t N ew port.
Mr. Je n k n s said.
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most complete stock of groceries
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Mr. an d Mrs. J. M. B iggs and
v isito rs Tues
H sons w ere P en d leto n
■ Ja y m orn in g .
HANDLING CHARGES ARE
REDUCED FOR ASPARAGUS
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. W a rn e r and
d a u g h te r J a n e w ere in P endleton
and W alla W alla last F rid ay .
Mrs. II. T. F ra s e r an d son Tommy
and Miss C lara B ry an t left Tuesday
m o rn in g for Seaside.
Lampson Reports Reduction of 11
Ter Cent cn This Item in
Oregon Hdwe. & Implt. Co.
THIS WEEK WE ARE MAKING
Special Price Concessions
On many Staple Lines, both in Pry Goods and Groceries. Jr.st come
in and look us over.
opportunity.
You will be pleased in the
saving
When we say bargains, tliat means all the word
means.
THIS IS JUST TO STIMULATE BUSINESS THESE
II0T
DAYS.
Hermiston Produce and Supply
Company
MRS. HOUSEWIFE:
...A t you a re not now ta k in g th e H e tw isto n 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 and ig u re th e savings
you can m ake in course of a y ear by h a v in g the p aper re g u la rly
and ta k in g ad v a n ta g e of th e b a rg ain s th a t m e rch an ts a re o fferin g
every week. The price of a su b scrip tio n is $2.00 a y ear. T he re ­
tu rn s to you in savings m ade by directed b u y in g of ad v ertised b a r­
g ain s m ay be only $10.00, o r th ey may be $50.00 a year. In e ith e r
case, a su b scrip tio n is a d andy in v estm en t.
Marketing Crop,
H a n d lin g ch arg es on asp arag u s
m ark eted th ro u g h th e T h ree R ivers
Mi a. O. O. F elth o u se and Ada Sone- G row ers association w ere ab o u t 11
son w ere v isito rs in P en d leton Mon­ per cen t less th is y ear th a n i n prev­
day.
ious years, acco rd in g to a s ta te m e n t
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included in th e le tte r se n t to all
Mrs. W atso n and son E arl
left m em bers w ith fin al s ta te m e n t for the
M onday for a tw o weeks stay in season’s business.
Boise.
I he big p a rt of th e sa v in g on
effect : v e may zz to sept , so
lan d iin g was effected th ro u g h th e
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D allas W ard an d Mr. M cM illan of association doing its own w arehous­
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L ex in g to n , sp en t S unday In H en n is ing an d loading, M anager L am pson’s
Lowfaresall parts of mid­
D E N V E R ...................$67.20
ton.
O M A H A ......................7O.8S w est, so u th a n d east.
le tte r sta te d . T he expense th is y ear
K A N S A S C IT Y . .. 70.2S
was also decreased on m ak in g d is­
D E S M O IN E S
7 6 .8 0 Fine fast trains.
S T . L O U IS
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A g ro u p of y o u n g people enjoyed trib u tio n of m oney to m em bers. F o l­
L i b e r a l etopaoaro
C H IC A G O .........
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a picnic su p p er a t th e reserv o ir Sun- low ing is a p a rt of th e le tte r th a t r e ­
e n a b le you
D E T R O IT
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t o u i ii t
C IN C IN N A T I
106.15
day evening.
lates to th e m a rk e t problem th a t has
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been created by reason of th e fact
G ra n d C a n y o n N a t ’ l P k .
ATLANTA
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Dr. D. J. G illilan d has gone to th a t tw o ca rlo t sh ip p ers w ere q u o t­
P IT T S B U R G H
l l a . S l Y e llo w s to n e N a t io n a l P k .
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A rk an sas w here he w a , called th e ing buyers in th e sam e te r rito ry th a t
P H IL A D E L P H IA 1 4 3.97 R o c k y M o u n ta in N a t ’l P k .
NEW Y O R K
1 4 6 . « For Illustrated Booklets, Reserva­
firs t of th e week on account of th e Is served by th e association.
B O S T O N ................... 132.61 tio n s and In form ation , address
serio u s illness of his m o th er
Agent named below.
"In reg ard to th e price, th e dis­
tr ic t had
one serio u s h an d ica p !
Rev an d Mrs. Jo h n E. W illiam s th ro u g h o u t th e season. T h ere w ere (
and d a u g h te r of G arfield, W ashing- tw o c a rlo t sh ip p ers q u o tin g in to the
j ton, w ere g u ests a t th e hom e of Mr. sam e m ark et to th e sam e buyers
(an d Mrs. C. A. P a u l th e firs t of th e
F. C. Woughter, Agent,
n early every day d u rin g m ost of the J
week.
season w hen th e m a rk e ts w ere active.
Hermiston, Oregon
Of course, th e last p a rt of th e se a ­
H. Sim onson wa8 here from H old- son we experience th e sam e d iffi­
m an S u n d ay to v is it a t th e hom e of c u lty we have every y e a r an d prob­
his cousin. J. Skovbo. T h e v isito r a b ly alw ays w ill an d th a t is, a fte r
a t th e Skovbo hom e has been w o rk in g c e n tra l w est g rass conies on.
our
in th e w h e a t h arv est n e a r H oldm an. price is forced dow n very low.
T he
d is tric t lost a b o u t 15c to 25c per
G uy Sage and fam ily . c ra te d u rin g A pril an d e a rly May »
, Mr.
J . an d Mrs.
,
of S pokane left Monday m o rn ing fo r w hen th e m a rk e ts w ere a c tiv e be- ■
th e ir home a fte r sp en d in g a week via- cause of tw o sh ip p ers q u o tin g in to th e "
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th e h ° me ° f Mr’ 8nd Mra’ sam e m a rk e ts to th e sam e buyers.
ess . age.
T his condition is w ith in th e pow er of ■
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I th e grow ers to co rrect.
H
J. H. R c .J p lan s to leave to m orrow ,
“ i t is a n estab lish ed fact th a t o u r
on a tr ip to S pokane to Join Mrs. (ch ief a d v a n ta g e In th is d is tric t is in N
>ey expect to re tu rn to th e ir , e arly crops. T h e production o f e arly ■
ihom e h ere w ith in a week. T h eir m ar-1 asp a ra g u s only covers a sm all area. R
rla g e wa« solem nlxed Ju n e 24 a t th e it does n o t look Iike good business
hom e of th e b rid e's p are n ts a t Spo­ for neig h b o rs in a sm all a re a to div- B
kane.
Ide them selves in to g ro u p s and q uote ■
th e ir p ro d u cts in to th e sam e m ar-
Mr. an d Mrs. W aldo P ierson, of ketg to th e sam e b u y ers th r u d iffer- B
C uldesac. Idaho, en ro u te hom e a fte r e n t ch an n els, th u s su p p ly in g them - ■
a tr ip to P o rtla n d , stopped a t the selves w ith d e stru c tiv e co m petition. ■
S ylvan P ierso n hom e th e first of th e T he only w ay th a t we can c a p ita lise
week.
lo u r a d v n tag e In e arly crops p ro d u ct- B
j Ion is to u n if y o u r m a rk e tin g on ■
O. T. L ockridge an d T. D, W o rster those crops. T h e d e stru c tiv e com- ®
O U R M O T T O Q U A L IT Y A N D S E R V I C E
a re a t w ork o n th e new ad d itio n be­ p etitio n am ong them selves Is w ith in
in g b u ilt on th e W. L. H am m re ­ th e pow er of th e g ro w ers to correct. B
sidence.
T h is can o nly»be co rrected by g e lt- ■
ing th e fa rm e r w ho is inclined to
T h e L adles Aid of th e B ap tist b ra k off from th e m ain gro u p , to
PHONE 411
ch u rch w ill hold a u all day m eet­ re a liie th a t his personal actio n
in g w ith Mrs. Cos a t h er home in th e m a rk e tin g is ju s t as im p o rta n t to him ■ M. W. SIMS
A. W. TURNBLAD
cou n try .
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