The Hermiston herald., August 02, 1928, Image 4

J in is HERM lSTOir HTTB ATp, HERMISTON. OKEGOÏT.
FRESH FRUIS, VEGETABLES, BREAD AND PASTRY DAILY.
T here w ere several vleltors ln the
w aterm elon patch of A lfred Skovbo
one n ig h t th is week, but th ey did not
rem ain in the patch long enough to
Oc' ur' " « " o f In terest G lîan ed B m
procure an y m elons, according to a
T here A bout th e C ity end
N»i«hborhood
rep o rt m ade here yesterday.
The
re p o rt of a sh o tg u n is said to have
M arcus May w as h ere on business been responsible for a very h u rrie d
Mr.
from his ra n ch on B u tte r creek yes leave ta k in g by th e visitors.
terday.
Skovbo h as alread y sold a couple of
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tons of m elons, and th e crop Is rip ­
Mrs. B ert F is h e r of Los A ngeles is ening rap id ly he said.
here as a g u est a t th e home of her
Mrs. W. D. M cNary and d a u g h te r
sister, Mrs. J. D. H a rra h .
m id son, C ath erin e an d W ilson of
C. W. K ellogg m ade a business trip P endleton, and Miss M cNary of Salem
to P endleton M onday a ftern o o n and w ere here T uesday to v isit Mrs. W il­
son M cN ary and baby in th e H erm is­
re tu rn e d w ith a new car.
ton h ospital.
Mr. an d Mrs. V.’c ’hvood and W J
H e rm isto n ’s delegates and rep re
L ogan re tu rn e d la s t week from
se n ta tiv e s to th e s ta te convention o f
visit to Spokane.
th e A m erican Legion, an d th e A m eri­
Mr. an d Mrs. C arl W. C ham bers can L egion a u x ilia ry a re in M edford
of P en d leto n w ere g u ests of frien d s for th e big g a th e rin g . H a rry K el­
ley an d Jam es Todd a re delegates
in H erm isto n Sunday.
from the post. O thers w ho m ade the
Mrs. N. W. Bloom is in S e a ttle as trip a re J. M. B iggs, d is tric t com­
a g u est a t th e hom e of h er son W il­ m itteem an and com m ander and Logan
b u r Bloom.
Todd. Mrs. Belle Shesely, a m em ber of
the executive com m ittee of the a u x il­
Mrs.
K. B. Sw ayze left S unday for Camp iary m ade th e tr ip by tra in .
S h erm an to Join his fam ily fo r a few Jam es Todd w ent as delegate from
th e a u x ilia ry u n it.
days In camp.
local and personal
■ BREVITIES ■
HOSTESS CAKES EVERY TUESDAY AND SATURDAY.
SPECIALS
For Saturday and Monday, Aug. 4-6
PUFFED SEEDED RAISINS, Reg. 15 oz. pkg..................
... 10c
VAN CAMP’S BEANS, Medium Can....................................
jOc
MONTI VISTA RIPE OLIVES. 5 oz. tin« ...................
10c
WRIGHT’S SANDWICH RELISH SPREAD, 3 1-2 oz
10c
WRIGHT’S FRENCH DRESSING, 31-2 oz........................
lOc
JARS AND THE TRIMMINGS FOR YOUR CANNING.
Vinegar—Heinz Cider and Pickling, also Walla Walla Cider Vine-
gar that will sure please you. Spices, Whole or Ground, as vou
want them.
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V ert G e a rh a rd t h a 3 re tu rn e d to his
Mr. an d Mrs. R aym ond Crow der
and tw o b abies of A rlin g to n were hom e in Jo h n Day a fte r a v isit here
here S u n d ay a8 g u ests a t th e J. M. w ith Mrs. L aw son and o th e r re la ­
Biggs home.
tives. He w as accom panied by his
tw o d a u g h te rs w ho rem ained h ere to
R u th H am rick re tu rn e d
M onday co n tin u e th e ir visit.
from, L a G rande w here she sp en t a
Low ell S tockard has been here for
couple of week8 as th e g u est of A nna
G aith er.
several days v isitin g hom e folks. He
is located a t Salem an d w ill s ta r t out
Floyd K n e rr an d sons, O liver and th is m onth w ith a herd of show hogs
K enneth, sp en t th e firs t of th e week for th e v ario u s fa irs and shows. He
on a tr ip to th e m o u n ta in s w here expects to be on the road u n til F eb ­
ru ary .
'h e y sp e n t th e ir tim e fishing.
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Saturday :: Monday
SPECIALS
3 Pounds SHORT CUT MACARONI
21c
3 Pounds OOIL SPAGHETTI
WHOLKBLICE PINEAPPLE. 2 1-2 SIZE CANS
2 Cans for ............. .....
A. & L. PEACHES, 2 1-2 SIZE CANS
2 Can» f
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r
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45c
■ Dean.
$1.00
WALDORF FANCY PACK OYSTERS
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,
Don H a rra h has re tu rn e d hom e to
, i spend th e sum m er. H e has been in
I m ilita ry school a t C hehalis, W ash-
I Ington.
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■' * Often
NAPTHA SOAP CHIPS
2 Large Size Packages.............
The cow th a t jum ped
over
th e
W hy not have bright clean
new pails w hile you can buy
them so cheap
12 Q t Tin Dairy
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. M orfitt and two
I ch ild ren a re h ere from P o rtla n d as
45c
re tu rn e d to h is hom e in P o rtlan d
y esterd ay a fte r a b rie f v isit here.
"I looked a t a big herd of m ilk cows
n e a r P o rtla n d th e o th e r day, and th e
low-est priced an im al in e n tire herd
w as a h e ife r Ju st fresh for w hich the
o w n er asked $150,” Mr. W atso n said.
He has been w ork in g th e re but has
ju s t a b o u t decided to get back ln the
d airy business.
I: g u ests a t th e hom e o f h er p aren ts,
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. P u rdy. Mr. and
. r
ki Afi»a
Mrs. M offitt w ill » leave . la te
S unday sevicca. A ugust 5, a t th e
on a
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.
.
39c
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e rn p a rt B ap tist - C h ristia n
ch u rc h — Bible
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LJ of th e s ta te , and th e ch ild ren will school, 10 A. M. M orning w orship
K rem ain h ere w ith th e ir g ra n d p a re n ts. 11 A. M. T hem e, P alm tre e C h rist­
ians. Solo, Miss Golda Mumma. The
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Mr. an d Mrs. C arl G ilb ert w ere Lord s su p p er a t th e m o rin g service.
here S unday ev en in g from E cho for E v en in g services: C h ristia n E ndeavor
5
^ SJ , £ 0M PLETE STOCK o f groceries
a sh o rt tim e c a llin g on frin d s. T hey at 7 P. M. U nion services 8 P. M.
5
BETWEEN THE DALLES AND PENDLETON
left Tuesday for Seaside to spend a Rev. S’. H am rick p re a c h in g th e ser
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mon. T he w ay we a re fa c in g has
v acatio n of tw o o r th re e weeks.
e v e ry th in g to do w ith o u r d e stin a ­
Mrs. H. R. V o etb erg an d baby tion.. D ream s never come tru e u n ­
•a v rD o -
were h ere F rid ay for a v isit a t th e less you w ake up an d h u stle. A cor­
A. J. W are,
hom e of h e r p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. dial w elcom e to all.
p astor.
J. A. B lrchfleld. She has been a t
ax*
G ran ts P ass for sev eral weeks. The
One tr ip back south w ould be
V oetbergs plan to m ake th e ir home
I in P endleton.
enough to prove to m ost dissatisfied
fa rm e r we have h ere th a t th is coun­
My early po tato es have done very tr y of oprg is a good fa rm in g coun­
w ell," said Joe Udey th e o th e r day. try . said J. A. R eeves y esterd ay fol­
| "M y yield w as v ery good except low ing h is re tu rn from A labam a and
w here th e go p h ers w orked, and
I T ennessee w here he sp en t a b o u t a
I hav been receiv in g a very good price m onth. "T h e crop th is y ear in A la­
for them by m ak in g d eliveries In ton bam a w ill be bout 50 p er c e n t of
lo ts.” Mr. Udey p lan ted ab o u t five n o rm al,” he sa 'd . “ E a rly in th e
"cres of early a n d late tu b ers th is sp rin g th e re w as so much ra in th a t
crops w ere ta k e n by th e w eeds In th e
year.
low lands.
Since th e ra in s stopped
the crops on h ig h e r lan d s have been
"W h ile we w ere gone on o u r tr ip
b u rn in g up because of d ro u g h t, So
to ( an ad a some • w alloper cam e out
th e re you
a re .”
B irm ingham
is
to th e Place an d stole a gasoline
m ak in g rap id developm ent an d forg
la n te rn ," Sam C arson rep o rted . "H e
in g ahead w ith a rem ark ab le gro w th
overlooked th e lam p pum p an d a
according to th e local m an. He m ade
w rench on th e p late ju s t above the
th e tr ip on acco u n t of illness of his
lam p, and as long as he stole the
fa th e r.
The eld er Mr. R eeves w as
I lam p he m ig h t as well have th e
m uch b e tte r w hen th e son left.
o th e r eq u ip m en t.”
WHITE WONDER SOAP
10 Bars for
I HURLY BASH GROCERY
Oregon Hdwe. & Implt. Co.
THIS WEEK WE ARE MAKING
S p ecial P rice C on cession s
On many Staple Lines, both in Dry Goods and Groceries. Just come
in and look us over.
opportunity.
THIS IS JUST TO STIMULATE BUSINESS THESE
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. B u rn e tt r e ­
tu rn e d M onday from D allas w here
they sp en t 10 days v isitin g
Mrs.
B u rn e tt s relativ es. Mr. B u rn e tt su b ­
m itted to an o p eratio n re c en tly and
has su fficien tly recovered th a t he
» a« able to resum e his w ork as signal
m aln ten im c0 m an for th e U nion Pac
ific W ednesday.
y o u b u ild It Is a lw a y s n c o m fo r tin g
; W t h in g t o k n o w t h « t t h e b u ild in g m a te ria l«
y o u b u y «re g o in g t o b e u p t o s p e c ific a tio n « .
.„Vw L'
fllnaV « « » ^ n i c t io n u s u a lly
4hand in hand with poor quality m aterials.f
BAJU ; J
Safeguard yo»u building by letting us know
.w hat you require and we will work with vou
I. *
, to see H ut your interests
protected
T L S S ,r e
for on dependable
.} building materials and ean also help you se»*<**
'¡a good, reliable contractor.
» Tell ua what you plnn to do -w * can and
MrUl give you helpfbl advice.
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Tum-A-Lum Lumber Company
R. A. BROWNSON, MANAGER
HOT
DAYS.
Hermiston Produce and Supply
Company
MRS. HOUSEWIFE:
; ; If J ° U arC “ Ot n° W U k in g th e H erm iston H erald
because you
th in k you c a n ’t afford it and depend on b o rro w in g a copy from
a frien d to read th e home news, ju st stop and ig u re th e savings
you can m ake in course o f a y ear by h a v in g th e p aper re g u larly
and ta k in g ad v a n ta g e of th e b arg ain s th a t m erch an ts are offering
every week. T he price or a su b scrip tio n Is $2.00 a year. The re ­
tu rn s to you In sav in g s m ade by directed b u y in g of advertised b a r­
g ain s m ay be only $10.00, o r th ey m ay be $50.00 a year. In e ith e r
case, a su b scrip tio n is a dandy investm ent.
effective may a s TO SEPT, so
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S T . L O U IS
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• CLEVELAND
107.61
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14 Qt. Galvanized
I fo rm ally last n ig h t a t d in n e r a t the moon, is no m yth, acco rd in g to H a rry
I h otel In ho n o r of Mr. and Mrs. H. K W atson, form er project fa rm e r who
.......................45c
STRINGLESS BEANS, No. 2 SIZE CANS
7 Cans for.............
Mrs. C. C. D urfey e n te rta in e d in-
Pails
Rev. A.
W are re tu rn e d hom e last
F rid ay a fte r a v acation of a b o u t tw o
w eeks a t his home a t Oregon C ity an a
P o rtlan d . W hile a t home he a tte n d ­
ri the s ta te B ap tist eo n v en tio n . Ce­
cil W arn er re tu rn e d w ith him a fte r
a trip to P o rtlan d .
Mrs. N. W. Bloom re tu rn e d th is
m orn in g from S eattle w here she h as
been a guest for more th a n a week
a t th e home of h er son. W. K. Bloom.
T he re tu rn tr ip from S e a ttle to
P o rtlan d w as made by .Mrs. Bloom
by airp lan e.
Mr. and Mrs. C hester W eym outh
and M attie and R alph W eym outh, an«
Mr. and Mrs. W alter M ischler and
ch ild ren . O rville and Lulu M ildred, of
Fresno, C alifo rn ia, w ere h ere th e la t­
te r p a rt of last week as guest« a t th e
E L. Jackson home.
Mr«. W ey­
m outh and Mr». Jackson a re slater«.
V’
Low fares all p a rt s o f m id-
w e st, s o u th a n d e a s t.
F in e fast trains.
L ib e ra l .topovera
onabl* v o o
to o in t
Z ion N ation al P ark
Grand Canyon N a t’I P k .
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B rig h t w arm colors— reds, yellow s, ■ B a B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B f lB B B B B B B B B B B B B f lB B B B B
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p ear m uch la rg e r th a n soft cool col-
ors— greens, blues nd violets. If th e
reds, yellow s and oran g es a re becom ­
ing to th e sto u t person th ey m ay be
chosen in th e soft n e u tra ls, a s beige
and sand, u sin g a little of th e in ten se
colors in th e d eco ratio n s or in th e
accessories w orn w ith th e dress.
A decided blonde does not look well
in sand and lig h t ta n — th e re is too
little c o n trast.
S oft pastel colors a re becom ing to
th e blonde.
In se le c tin g lig h t colors th e bru -
n e tte w ill find m ore becom ingness
In th e shades th a t have d ep th of
color an d som e vividness.
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SUMMER
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The irre g u la r hem line veils and
fla tte rs Ill-p ro p o rtio n ed leg». It Is s
good fo r both th e too sto u t and too
th in person.
A ccessories a re th e sm all d e ta ils
th a t m ake th e com pleteness of a cos­
tum e. A plain costum e m ay be given
a colorful, a ttra c tiv e effect by th « use 1
of a gay «carf, o r a b rig h t s tr in g of
bead«.
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