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ÎTCB HEÄMISTOH HZBJLLD, HXKITISTON, OBEtíOX. LOCAL AND PERSONAL • BREVITIES ■ SPECIALS Saturday and Monday, Sept. 8-10 Fancy Blue Rose Rice, 3 pounds......................................................... 23c ' ' --------- T --------------------------------- Serv-us Cut Macaroni and Spaghetti,, 3 packages ..................... 23c Shaker Salt )Plain or Iodized) 2 paekages ................................... 23e Jell Ex Cell, 3 packages........................ „..... ,...................................... 23c LOOK OVER OUR LINE OF SWE ATERS JUST IN. SOON NEED ONE. YOU WILL ONE SCHOOL SUPPLIES ARE NOW ON DISPLAY. LEAVE YOUR ORDERS FOR CANNING PRUNES — 3 CENTS PER POUND, BRING US YOUR EGGS AND GET PRICE. PH ON E THE HIGHEST CASH 171 KINGSLEY’S H IR M I8 T O N '« H O USE O F Q U A L IT Y A M D S E R V IC E : Saturday :: Monday ! SPECIALS Matches (6 Boxes to the Carton). .......... ........ '.............................. 19c 1 Pound Cans Royal Club Peanut Butter ........................................ 25c 3 Pound Cans Crlsco............................ :.................................................... 79c White King, per package ..,.................................................................... 42c Bar None Washing Powder........................................................ 2 for 55c ■ - - - - - - - - - - - ■ ■ i« n v i » Jar Rubbers ............................................:.....................4 packages for 25c J B A M . Beans.................................................................................. 2 for 45c ■ --------- - ------ Urtffr,'*, I.Jff............ ....... - ........ i HURLY CASH GROCERY * —MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF GROCERIES BETWEEN THE * DALLES AND PENDLETON ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■I The Best In COMMERCIAL PRINTING At The Herald When’you build, we are Iready to serve you V . H E N you build I t ‘la alwaya a comforting thing to know that the build in g m aterials ‘ you buy are going to be up to specifications. Cheap, flimsy construction usually pytt .hand in hand in th poor quality material*. G Safeguard your building by letting us knew what you require and we will work with you to see that your interests are well protected. ► . W e are headquarters for all dependable I building materials and can also help you select •la good, reliable contractor. I Tell us what you plan to do— wa give you hclpftil advice. W Turn-A-Lum Lumber Company R. A. BR0WNS0N, MANAGER ---------------- ------------------- - p - ------------------ Occamieaa a t I n tm a t Gl«s n«il H m and There About th* City sad Neighborhood Mra. C. S. Me Naught left Wednes day morning for Portland. White Enameled Ware Rev. A. J. Ware called to Ore gon City last week because of the serious Illness and death of his sister. He returned Saturday even ing. Mr. and Mrs. Howard IUIsley, of Camas. Washington, spent the week Mrs. William Leek and two child end visiting his father, E. P. Illsley. ren. of Mt. Vernon. Wash., are vis iting Mr. and Mrs. John Leek. Mrs. Durfey is making improve ments to the third floor of the hotel. Mr. Johnson, of Ezee, Oregon, was a guest at the home of his sister-in- Margaret Waterman returned Sun law, Mrs. Ren Waterman over the day morning after spending the sum- week end. , mer in Portland. John Hendricks, who has been Mrs. T. Solvester and mother re visiting at the C. L. Upham home, turned from Kennewick Saturday left for his home in Chicago Mon morning. day evening. These values are outstanding. Every kitchen needs these pieces. Buy now at this low price. Jack Biggs recently won a Parker I Dr. and Mrs. F. Brown of Salem desk set for production from the were here Saturday visiting at the Union Fire of Neraska. ¡John Leek home. They had been old friends years ago at Council, Idaho. J. W. Clark and W. A. Filpot, both former res*ents of Hermiston, were I Mrs. J. D. Harrah left Monday to here Sunday. | spend the week in Spokane. George Jenkins accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Kirby of Stanfield his brother Clifford spent the week | are the parents of an 8 pound girl j end in Portland. born at the Hermiston hospital. ■ ______ Virginia Rodda left this week fori L. G. Smith of Boardman had his Alsea where she will teach this year. | tonsils removed at the Hermiston hospital last week. Miss Anita Paulsen will leave this I j week for Prinvllle where she will | June Dahlman had her tonsils re teach this year. moved at the Hermiston hospital last week. Mrs. James Neary and infant son have returned home from St. An- | Mrs. Leo Kurly Ì3 visiting in Glas I thony's hospital. gow, Montana. Oregon Hdwe. & Impk. Co. On Saturday, September 15 I Joe Rowe had his tonsils re- Ada Soneson returned Tuesday af I moved Thursday in Pendleton. Dr. ter spending two weeks visiting in j H. S. McKenzie performed the oper- Olympia, Seattle and Portland. tion. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Haddox return- I Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Moll and daugh- I ed Sunday after spending a few days ! ter of La Grande, spent the week-end at Wallowa lake. ' in Hermiston visiting friends. Mrs. Dick Jones and children of' Harvey McPherson and son Don Dufur are guests of Mr. and Mrs.: aid of Portland were visitors at the Bowen. home of his sister, Mrs. Clint Jack- son, the last of the week. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Bradley of Lin coln, Neb., are the parents of twins, Mr. and Mrs. George Patterson a boy and girl, iwirn at the Hermis spent Friday in Hermiston visiting ton hospital Tuesday morning. ■ old friends. They are now located ■ at Burley, Idaho’ J. D. Harrah left Tuesday for »Valla Walla and Spokane to join gj C-lenn Newell left Sunday fot Mrs. Harrah. r Wenatchee where he will be during U the apple season. Walter M. Pierce of La Grande, vas a Hermiston visitor Monday. Mr. Fat Doherty is making Improve ?lerce is running for congressman in ments on his house on east Main he fall election and is touring east- street. ;rn and central Oregon at this time. J. E. Hallyburton. road contractor! Mrs. George Shelton and sisters, of Moro, was In town Sunday. tva and Coraltne Duane, returned Sunday from Seattle. J. Moll of Pendlton was in Her-1 miston on business Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Taylor re turned Sunday after spending a week Rex Ellis of Pendleton was In visiting In Portland and Seattle. town -Friday. Mr. and Mrs. McGill and family Kenneth Athey has returned after- I 'eft Monday for Weiser where they being at Sand Point for the summer. I will make their home. A light crash occurred Monday af- [ ternoon when Dan Harrah and Geo. Newell drove together at the corner I of First street and Gladys avenue. COME IN AND LOOK THE STOCK OVER. Hermiston Produce and Supply Company & Sunday, Sept. 3 0 is the last day you can go East on th ese excecd- ?«In »ugly low excursion fares. Final st . Louis se.ss return limit Oct. 31st. Still time D etroit ioi 67 for long, economical trip. Stop- SISvElAND }<£«? ?V*-S a? d Fu? , T oronto .........tn.so in fo rm a tio n from lo ca l a gen t. round tiup to oma ’ ha BOSTON..............1M.S1 ~ UNION pacific F. C. Woughter, Agent, Mr. and Mrs. William Shaar and Johnson Bros, of Ione were looking Mr. and Mrs. Gerald White spent over the project last Wednesday. Sunday and Monday at the Deschutes Mr. and Mrs. Vane Boynton spent fishing. J Labor ‘day visiting relatives and Don Campbell was In Hermiston 1 friends In town. »ver the week end visiting his par Raymond Crowder and daughter ents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Camp Phyllis of Arlington, spent Monday bell. j visiting frieuds In Hermiston. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Matthews and Ison have moved into the Hanby house The penny social and play pre across from the camp ground. sented at the Baptist church Friday |cvening proved very successful. A J. M. Biggs, committeeman of the nice sized crowd attended. sixth district of the American Legion, has received calls from six Legion Mr- McRoberts, father of John posts to be present for installation of “ McRoberts, who was hurt ln an ac officers. cident last week, was in Hermiston Thursday. He reported John is rest- Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kelly and I ing nicely. Alice McRoberts return- Mrs. Boynton were Pendleton visitors i cd after spending the summer vlslt- Monday evening. ; ing ln Heppner. Mrs. H. M. Straw and daughter, Elizabeth, spent the week end in | Portland. Miss Helen Mae Intle- kofer, of Vancouver, Wash, who has , been a house guest at the Straw home, accompanied them to her homo. Mrs. Joshephine McKinley will b? here with the Early Fall Ready to Wear Garments. You wll no doubt find just what you want in Dresses, Coats and Hats. Mrs. McKinley has alwaja showed a stock of merchandise as gowl or better than you could find In Pendleton or Walla Walla, and right at your door, and at prices far below the city store for the same quality merchandise. This will be her last visit to this s'.ore, and we tope you will be pleased with her display. Hermiston, Oregon MRS HOUSEWIFE: . . . I t you are not now taking the Hermiston Herald because you think you can’t afford It and depend on borrowing a copy from a friend to read the home news. Just stop and lgure the savings you can make ln course of a year by having the paper regularly and taking advantage of the bargains that merchants are offering every week. The price of a subscription is $2.00 a year. The re turns to you In savings made by directed buying of advertised bar gains may be only $10.00, or they may be $50.00 a year. In either ease, a subscription Is a dandy investment. Subscribe for The Herald--$2.00 ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a J. S. Johns of Pendleton was ln Hermiston Tuesday afternoon. 8 Stated eommunication of Queen Es 8 ther Chptcr O. E. S. next Tuesday •Mr. and Mrs. Stang an,, son of Tino, Wash., were guests at the home 8 P. M. of Mr. and Mrs. John Leek last Wednesday and Thursday. They NOTICE were en route home after spending Notice is hereby given that the J the summer tourng the east. board of directors of Westland Irrt- g gation District, acting as a board of ■ Baxter and Mrs. George Smith. Mr. equalization, will meet at the district ■ and Mrs. E. T. Fanning, Mr. and Mrs. office in Hermiston, Oregon, on the J Mervln Gilbert and Wallace Matth first Tuesday in October, 1928, at 8 p ews, all of Pilot Rock, and Mr. and o’clock P. M. for the purpose of re- ■ Mrs. Maromber and daughter Sybil viewing end correcting the assess- ■ of Boardman, were guests at ths ments and aportionment of taxes t° J home of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Best be levie,, on the first Tuesday in g Sunday. September. 1928. for district pur- ■ poses. * Mr. and Mrs, W. E. Lambert and Dated this 30th day ot August. ! family of Camas, apent a few days 1328. » the first of the week in Hermiston J. W. MESSNER. ■ at th Herb Shesely home. They were Seeretray Westland Irrigation Die- ■ dinner guests at the Genn home Mon trict. Umatilla County. Oregon. |5 day evening. (52-ite) ¡1 DON’T FORGET W c Buy Your Livestock and Poultry QUALITY MEATS ■ ■ Priced Right « ■ HERMISTON MARKET 5 PHONE 411 M. W. SIMS J A. W. TURNBLAD ■ ■
