The Hermiston herald., August 09, 1928, Image 4

THE mCBMISTOH g g R A L P , HERMISTON, OREGON.
SPECIALS
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
■ BREVITIES •
Saturday and Monday, Aug. 1 1 4 3
Oceur.Bc«. of InU rw t Gleaned H a n
end T h e n About the City end
Neighborhood
C Boes Black S w an M atches
Mr. and Mrs. O scar P ay n e and fam
ily a re sp ending th e ir v acatio n a t
Camp Sherm an. Mr. P ay n e h ad vis­
Mrs. C ahill and eon re tu rn e d from
ions of catc h in g most of th e big fish
P o rtla n d Monday.
still a t larg e iu th a t d is tric t when
he left home.
Mr. an d Mrs. P. C. M cKenzie a re
In P o rtla n d for B uyers’ week.
At th e B a p tist-C h ristia n
ch u rch
Suday, A ugust 12— B ible school 10
Mr. an d Mrs. M orlan a re in P o rt­
A. M. M orning w orship, 11 A. M.
land d u rin g B u y ers’ week.
Theme, A T aste of H eaven on E a rth .
C h ristian E ndeavor 7 P. M. U nion
W. L. B lessing is in P o rtlan d for
service 8 P. M. a t th e M ethodist
B u y ers’ week.
church. T hem e, “ T he R ghteousness
T h at Exceeds.
T h e e le v a to r m an
Mrs. G eorge N ewell an d ch ild ren
has m any ups and dow ns .n life.
sp en t la st week v isitin g frie n d s in
Can live as good a C h risian o u t of
Condon.
the church as in it. B u t do you? A
cordial welcome to all. A. J. W are,
M ontie H edw all left today on a
pastor.
v acation trip to P o rtla n d fo r a few
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days.
Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Sw ayze and
Miss D oris Sw ayze left S unday for
Miss Sim ons of W alla W alla is vis­
P o rtlan d . Miss Swayz resum ed her
itin g a t th e home of h e r b rother,
work as se c retary to S en ato r F red er­
C u rtis Sim ons.
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ick S teiw er, an d h e r p a re n ts made
the tr ip for p leasu re and business
V ernon W ate rm an Is w o rk in g at
reasons. F ra n k Sw ayze J r . rem ained
K in g sley 's d u rin g Mr. P ay n e's v aca­
a t hom e and w ill be h ere u n til col­
tion.
lege resum es.
19c
M alted Milk B iscu its (H e a lth C ra c k e r) 1 lb. P k g ........................ 27c
Snow D rift ...............- ......... ............................................................4 lb. tin 95c
(C p ia .B eal S h o rte n in g )
R ice Krfatpets (A New O n e).
2 Pkgg. 23c
CORDUROY PANTS
We have jn s t received a new line.
over.
Come ln an d
look
them
VESTS AND MEN S SHORTIES IN MEN’S UNDERWEAR
Is th e th in g fo r th is h o t w eath er.
We have them .
WORK SOCXS
Tw o p airs for 25 cents.
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HEAVY BOSS COTTON GLOVES
F o r th e h a rv e s t tra d e and h a n d lin g hay, 20 cents.
PH O NE
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»KINGSLEY’S
H E R M IS T O N 'S
H O U S E
O F
Q U A L IT Y
Miss D orothy D ibble of P o rtla n d
re tu rn e d w ith W. J. W a rn e r’s p a rty
the first of th e w eek and Is a guest
lo f Miss Ja n e W arn er.
A M D S E R V IC E -
A ubrey “ T u b b y ” Dean was in Lex-
E nos M artin re tu rn e d hom e last
p n g to n la s t S a tu rd a y n ig h t to a tte n d
F riday from R u e p rt, Idaho, w here he
th e fig h t card th a t w as p u t on th ere
was called recen tly hy reason of th e
The card was a good one, he said.
serious illness of his fa th e r. T he sen-j
ior Mr. M artin w as som aw hat Im prov­
Mrs. J. D. W atson and d a u g h te r
ed when th e local m an left for h o m e .)
i C larice o f W alla W alla sp en t th e
, week end in
H erm isto n
v isitin g
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. W ag h o rn have !
friends.
moved from th e ir acreage w est of
Mr. and Mrs. H arold S u lliv an of tow n to th e house on G ladys ave­
i P o rtlan d a re v isitin g h is p aren ts. nue, form erly occupied by Mr. and
' Mr. and Mrs. P. P. S u lliv an. Mrs. Mrs. J. L. W aller, w hich th ey p u r­
T he
M ittlcsdorf accom panied them home. chased several m onths ago.
W aghorn hom e is now occupied by
Y ou’ll be sure to have a good tim e Mr. an d Mrs. G eorge H a rk e n rld e r.
if you rem em b er to place F rid ay
jevelng, A u g u st 31, on your list of 13 TOOT STALK OF CORN
" d a te d ” evenings.
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specials
3 Pounds SHORT CUT MACARONI
21c
3 Pounds COIL SPAGHETTI
21c
WHOLE SLICE PINEAPPLE. 2 1-2 SIZE CANS
2 Cans for....... ..........................................................
45c
A. A L. PEACHES, 2 1-2 SIZE CANS
2 Cans for
45c
STRINGLESS BEANS, No. 2 SIZE CANS
7 Cans for ....................................... ................................................. $1,00
WALDORF FANCY PACK OYSTERS
2 C a n i for . ........................................
35c
QUICK NAPTHA SOAP CHIPS
2 Large Size Packages
45c
WROTE WONDER SOAP
iO Ears f o r . , .................
39c
HUALY GASH GROCERY
M O ST C O M P L E T E ST O C K O F G R O C E R IE S
BETW EEN TH E DALLES A N D PENDLETON
JOE NORTON
T a k e y o u r choice — B raid ed
C o t t o n — W ire o r G e n u in e
Keystone Hemp.
U n u s u a l B a r g a in s
at this price . . . .
Oregon Hard­
ware & Im­
plement Co.
“W e stack ed o u r th ird crop of a l­
falfa th e o th e r day from a field th a t
we seeded last fa ll,” said F red Lenz
II, th is m orning.
“ W e expect to cut a
1 good fo u rth crop from th e field be-
■ fore fro st gets h e re .” The yield has
been more th a n a ton per acre for
g ie a c h c u ttin g , Mr. Lenz estim ated.
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C "C oyotes have been cau sin g us some
■ I ’oases in o u r flock of tu rk e y s,” F. D.
i j l N ewell rep o rted th is week. T he coy-
B i t s slip up from th e riv e r w hile th e
■ 'b ir d s a re ra n g in g on th e place for
feed, he said, an d g rab th e m ost ven­
turesom e birds. H e estim ated th a t
they had lo st 50 bird» to coyotes.
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W ho In th is p a rt of th e co u n try
m o w s how to m ake corn grow ta ll?
R ecently C. M. B est b ro u g h t in a
talk to th e O regon H ard w are &
m plenient Co. sto re th a t m easured
bout 12 feet an d had a big, well
nade e a r of corn on it.
F ra n k L cieh t of Irrig o n saw the
ta lk and said he could b eat it. H is
pecim en m easured 13 feet from th e
■.round to tip an d had th re e e a rs of
:orn on th e sta lk . It w as grow n on
its acreag e n e a r Irrig o n .
T he question now b eing discussed
las to do w ith w ho can beat these
records fo r m ak in g corn grow tall.
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îP â 'e s s
Colored Handle
test
the kitchen and
at a very low
price . . .
W e a re show ing some b rig h t new, snappy sty les nF L adies’ W ash
D resses priced from 98c to 52.98. These a re ju s t in an d we have
priced them fr quick tu rn o v er.
W e still have some good p a tte rn s of P eter P an s. F ast color fa b ­
rics to close o u t a t 5Cc. These are bargains.
B rig h t, lig h t colors in P rin ts, rrU ed a t 25c— ju s t the th in g for
c h ild re n 's school dresses.
CLAIMS HEIGHT RECORD
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Beginning Monday, August 13
my store will be in charge of
Miss Linna Wade
For a week or two during my
absence on a combined
business and pleasure trip.
Clothes Lines
W e still have a few p a irs of la d le : I.ig h t S hades Queen Q u ality
Shoes, w o rth $7, a t 53.50 to close. Size ran g e 4, 4 % , 5.
T an Shoes w ill be o p u la r ag ain th i3 fall as w ell as the d a rk e r
brow n shades. We hav som e broken 1 ts we a re closing out a t a
fra c tio n of th e ir w o rth — 52.50 to 55.00, w orth from 56 to 57.50
on to d ay 's m ark et. In B, C and D w idths.
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Hermiston Produce and Supply
Company
Big- Tubers Shown
Jo h n P ace w as h ere
end from P o rtla n d to
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
Is in th e office of th e
System in P o rtlan d .
over th e week
A display of potatoes such as has
v isit h is p a r­
■een ra re ly m ade wag placed In the
M. Pace. He
window of th e B lessing H ard w are Co.
U nion Pacific
sto re th e o th e r day by N. B. W h it­
ford.
The tu b e rs a re Irish C obblers
in d averag e a b o u t one an d five-
Jo e N o rto n p lan s to leave Sunday
sig h t pounds. T hey w ere grow n on
on a tr ip to P o rtla n d an d Seattle.
class
six ground. T he display con
T he local m erch an t w ill com bine
slats of an even dozen of th e big
business an d p leasu re on his trip.
spuds.
D u rin g his absence th e sto re w ill be
in ch arg e of Miss L in n a W ade.
EFFECTIVE MAT * 3 TO SEPT. 5 «
RETURN LIMIT OCT. > 1, x y s S
RO UND TRIP TO
D E N V E R .................. $07.20
O M A H A .......................7 0 .3 »
K A N S A S C IT Y
70 .3 »
D E S M O IN E S
76 .2 0
S T . L O U I S .............. 8C .35
C H IC A G O ............... 8 $ .OS
D E T R O I T ............... 104.67
C IN C IN N A T I
1 0 6 .1 Ï
C L E V E IA N D
107.61
T O R O N T O .............. 112.8»
A T L A N T A ........... 116.43
P IT T S B U R G H
118.81
W A S H IN G T O N .140.04
P H IL A D E L P H IA 113.97
N E W Y O R K ...........148.4S
B O S T O N ...................162.81
CO-OP LAUNDRY HAS 28
S unday services a t th e M ethodist
ch u rch as follow s: Bible school a t 10
A. M. M orning service a t 11. S er­
mon su b ject, "A Cake N ot T u rn e d .”
Union services in th e ev en in g a t 8:00
o’clock. Rev. W are w ill preach the
serm on. "L e t us not fo rg et th e as-
| sem b lin g of ourselves to g e th e r as th e
I m an n er of som e." S. H am rick, pas­
tor.
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Do you know w h a t's h ap p en in g
F rid ay evening. A ugust 31? T hen,
ju s t a h in t— save your pennies, and
w atch next w eek's p aper fo r fu r th e r
announcem ents.
CUSTOMERS USING PLANT
T he co-operative la u n d ry th a t was
launched a sh o rt tim e since u n d er
th e auspices of th e W om ens au x iliary
of th e farm b u reau now h as every
period of every day tak en , an d some
women a re d o u b lin g up in o rd er to
av ail them selves of th e p riv ileg e of
u sin g th e p la n t, acco rd in g to Mrs.
B ax ter H u tch iso n . T h ere a re 24 p er­
iods of tw o hours each, and 28 w om ­
an a re u sin g th e m achine, some of
them ta k in g up noon h o u rs by spec­
ial a rra n g e m e n ts th a t
have been
made.
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L ow fares all parts o f m td-
w e st, s o u th an d e a s t.
F in e fa st trains.
L ib e r a lito p c o r r t
e n a b le y o u
to v is it
Zlom N ation al P ark
O rand C anyon N a t’l P k .
T c llo w sto n e N a tio n a l P k .
R ooky M ountain Nat*l P k .
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.When you b u ild , w e are
ilready.to serve yen
V y y ir E N you build It Is «lways a comforting
' V v thing to know that the t«uk!ing materiolo
you buy are going to be up to specifications.
usually rs-»
materials. r
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»y
- - letting us know
'w hat you require and we will work with you
I to see that your interests are well protected.
W e are headquarters for ell dependable
□ building materials and can also help you select
good. reliable contractor.
L Tell us what y m plan to do *w e cm and
MriU give you helpful advice.
Turn-A-Lum Lumber Company
R. ▲. BB0W NS0N, MANAGER
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Modern Refrigeration at :
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AT THE FAMILY WARDROBE IS GOING
FINE. A FINE LINE OF SILK DRESSES
JUST ARRIVED AND WE ARE OFFERING
THESE TO OUR CUSTOMERS
AT
COST.
THERE ARE ONLY 22 DATS LEFT IN THIS
30 DAY CLOSING OUT SALE.
WE ARE
PIANNING TO GIVE A W A Y A F E W
THINGS DURING THIS SALE, AND YOU
SHOULD COM! AND GET YCUR SHARE.
MEN’S DRESS SHIRTS A WORK SHIRTS
PANTS AMD OVERALLS ARE GOING AT
COST.
BETTER HURRY UP AND GET IN
ON THE SALE WHILE YOU CAN SAVE
THE FAMILY WARDROBE
HERMISTON, OREGON
This Time
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Sure is a Help for Health
Our plant is equipped with all
modern machinery
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Sanitation our motto
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