The Hermiston herald., October 11, 1928, Image 4

HBBMI8TON, OBBttOM.
JUBM ISTON
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
■ BREVITIES ■
SPECIALS
Saturday and Mon., Oct. 13-15
Soda Cracker^,^ulk, per pound.... ................................................... 15c
Oyster Cra#kera, bulk, per pound........................................................ 15c
These tore right from the bakery.
Quick Quaker Oats, large package................................................... 31c
........ 23c
Fancy Ulue Bose Rice, 3 pounds
NOW IS THE TIME TO GET YOUR
HEAVY
UNDERWEAR,
FLANNEL SHIRTS, WARM CLOTHING AND CAPS. WE HAVE
COMPLETE LINES AND READY TO SERVE YOU.
LOOK AT OUR NEW HOUSE DRESSES AND APRONS.
A NICE LINE OF LADIES WINTER HATS.
PHONE
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KINGSLEY’S
M t R M U T O N ’S H O U S E
O F Q U A L IT Y A M D S E R V I C E -
NO HUNTING SIGNS
Now ready
HERMISTON HERALD
Mrs. B. E. Woodruf, of Union,
visited at the home of their daughter,
Mrs. R. C. Rogers, and attended the
fair.
Orcurraem at Intarmt O l. aa s l H ot *
•ad There About th . City and
N«iah*borbood
Mr. and Mrs Frank Smith, from
Bakersfield. Calif., are visiting at the
T. ,D. Worster home. Mrs. Smith and
I Herb Shesely left Tuesday night Mrs. Worster are sisters.
for Tacoma where he will receive
Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Tannler of
medical attention at the veteran's
Pendleton were guests at the F. V.
hospital.
Prime home Saturday evening.
The fine display of pheasants
At a called meeting of the Metho­
which created so much interest at
the fair was brought from Pilot Rock dist church board Monday night, Os­
by Victor Bracher, who owns a pri­ car Payne was elected pastor of the
vate game farm there. Mr. Bracher local church.
showod the birds at the state fair
Regular church services will be |
where they also created much inter­
est. Mr. Bracher is a nephew f Mrs. held in the Methodist church begin­
ning Sunday, October 14, with Sun­
C. M. Best of this city.
day school at 10 A. M. Morning wor­
Guests at the M. T. Motott home ship at 11 A. M. Epworth League.
during the fair were Mr. and Mrs. 6:30 P. M. and evening worship at
Chas. Oral of La Grande and Mrs. 7:30. Young people who are inter­
ested in Epworth League work come
John Benson of John Day.
and bring your chum to this first
Funeral services were held Sun­ league’ service of the new church !
day in Sanfleld for the late James year. Everyone is cordially invited j
Stewart, father of Mrs. Miles C. Bar- to attend all the services of the
agar. A number of local people at­ church. Come i nd bring your friend.
Oscar W. Payne, pastor.
tended.
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W hat is handier around
the house than
a real hammer?
W orth 50c .
— TRY THE HERALD WANT ADS—
Mrs. C. S. Brierley accompanied
her daughter Miss Jessie Brierley to
Pendleton, and was there during in­
stitute.
Mrs. Earl Phelps of Jefferson. Is a
visitor at the Henry Hitt home. Mrs.
Phelps formerly lived on the pro-
I Ject.
you build, w e are
ilryadyjto
serve you
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I V 7 H E N you build It 1» always a comforting
/ W thing to know that the b u ild in g m a te ria l«
you buy are going to be up to specifications.
Cheapr flimsy construction usually ( y a
'hand in band w h poor quality materials.r
IB Safeguard your building by letting us know
iw hat ydu require and we will work with you
1 to see th at your interacts are well protected.
M l W « are headquarters for all dependable
buflding materials and can also help yqq select
a p o d , reliable contractor.
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. Tell us what you plnn to do—-r» gaq an4
will give you belpftd advice.
1 . A BSOWNSON, MANAGER
Turn-A-Lum
Lumber Company
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Mr. an 1 Mrs. Stanley Campbell
and daughter Barbara of Condon,
spent Sunday visiting friends. They
were dinner guests at the Jessie
Prlnrile home.
Mr. Bebe of Stanfield was a Her-
t misión visitor Monday.
Rev. A. J. Ware returned Saturday
after spending a few days ln the val­
ley where he was railed because of
illness in the family.
School was closed Thursday and
Friday of laat week during insti­
tute.
Miss Alice McCullum who taught
In the Hermiston schools last year,
spent the week-end with Mrs. Rena
Waterman.
Mlaa MeCullun» now
teaches at Pullman. Washington,
You need good pliers
— buy the 50c
kind while the
price is . . . e « *
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When you need any­
thing in the fine of
neat and attractive
Printing.
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Attention
Dairymen
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WE RESPECTFULLY SOLICIT YOUR CREAM SHIPMENTS.
SERVICE
STATION
WE HAVE ALWAYS PAID TOP MARKET PRICES FOR YOUR
PRANK L IT T U S
CREAM AND EXPECT TO CONTINUE TO DO SO.
PROPWCTOil
WE HAVE ALWAYS GIVEN PROMPT SERVICE TO
COMING TO
DAIRY­
MEN.
PENDLETON
WE ARE TODAY PAYING 56 CENTS
Or. Mellenthin
FOR SWEET CREAM,
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DROP IN AND GET ACQUAINTED WITH OUR AGENT, MR.
SPECIALIST
VESTAL.
in Internal Medicine for the
past fifteen years
The water department Is very anx­
DOES NOT OPERATE
ious to have the co-operation of the
water users and request that water
W ill be at
should not be turned oft or on ex­
cepting In an emergency. The water
DORION HOTEL
department must know when it ls
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12TH
being used in order to have records
complete. There is a penalty for
Office Hoars: 10 A. M. to 4 P. M
breaking this regulation.
Jewel Smith, one of the players
on the local foot ball team suffered
an injury to his left arm In the game
with Heppner Saturday.
POLiSHSD NICKEL PLATED
25'
F o r Aul«?. Lang Syne
Special services will start Sunday MShould
o U acqtM ÙnUms b *
W « «ay
No.
tk s nan e til the eS which h a . made your
evening aat the Baptist - Christian T A h r e n run d o so n 't sm forget
oothly, and l »11 lo r something new. You know
f t w yo m .AJ friend w ill t e h a v r - y o u court no em barrass
church with Rev. and Mrs. Guy Drill
,t through ita uaa.
of Pendleton, ln charge. Rev. Drill r
will deliver the message at each ser­
vice and Mrs. Drill will be ln carge
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of the music. There will be services
W ITH A x
Sunday morning: Sunday school at
S M IL E "
10, preaching at 11 o’clock. All are
Invited.
IIERMISTOH
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Warner and
daughter Jane spent the week end
Eugene. They attended the Oregon-
Stanford football game.
P lie rs
Nail Hammers
F. B. Swayze was host to a group
FARM REMINDERS
of Umatilla county bankers Friday.
They were invited partiularly for
Culling the e.ve fluck before breed
that date to see the Umatilla Pro­ ing to cut out all those not up to j
ject fair and the results of boys and standard ¡n size and vigor is a prac-j
girls club work in he county.
tlce found profitable by best Oregon
sheep men. Breeding ewes to lamb
William Howard Pearson, the 4- bfore they are two years old is found
year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. a poor practice. Elimination of the
Pearson, died at the family home in ■gummles” ig advised by the experi­
Minnehaha district Wednesday. Fun­ ment
station since investigation
eral services were held in Echo Fri­ shows they are rarely profitable.
day and burial made in the Echo
cemettery.
Contagious abortion is being erad­
icated in many Oregon dairy herds.
Patsy Rears, daughter of Dr. and OB' tested and disease free cow shown
Mrs. James L. Sears, narrowly es­ it the state fair this year by the ex­
caped Injury when a horse knocked periment station was the daughter of
her down near the fair grounds Sat­ i cow that aborted four times as did
urday afternoon. She was bruised her mother before. This was an abor­
some In the fall,
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ted calf at 254 days, yet by being
raised away from her ancestors she
Tommy Frasei had one of Ills has remained disease free and given
thumbs Injured Saaturday at the fair birth to eight normal calves.
when be caught It In some machin­
ery. Several stitches had to be tak­
OuR/iAèTlM«
en but it is healing nicely.
The U Go I Go club mt at the
home of rs. Chester Flannlgan Wed­
nesday with Mrs. Flannlgan and Mrs.
McCully entertaining. Baby quilts
for the orphan home ln Portland were
made.
G uts m etal — e v e r y
home needs one. Worth
more but our
price now . . / T 1
Easy to adjust— a good
wrench at a A F a
v e r y lo w
price . a . • • . M i l
The ladles aid fo the Baptlst-Chrls-
tlan church wish to thank those who
'donated so generously toward their
|Thrift sale. They cleared $55 and
ve enough goods for another sale.
T h e B e s t In
Hack Saw
Wrench
• INCH—BLUED STEEL
Mutual Creamery Co.
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MATT, YOUR WANTS KNOWN-------TRY THE HERALD WANT ADS-
ONE LAY ONLY
No Charge for Consultation.
Dr. Mellenthin is a regular gradu
ate In medicine and 3ttrgery and la
licensed by the ttate of Oregon. He
does not operate for chronic appen­
dicitis, gall stonea. ulcers of stom­
ach, tonsils or adenoids.
He has to his credit wonderful re­
sults ln diseases of the stomach, liver,
bowels, blood, skin, nerves, heart, kid­
ney, bladder, bed wetting, catarrh,
weak lungs, rheumatism, sciatica, leg
ulcers and rectal ailments.
Below are the names o fa few of
his many satisfied patients in Oregon
who have been treated for one or the
other of the above named causes:
John Olson. Astoria.
Joe Sheoahips, Gibbon.
Mrs. Walter Scott. Scotti Mills.
Mrs. John Van Beveren. Baker.
D. I. Wagenblaat, Portland.
Mrs. H. E. Walters. Maupin.
Mrs. Jennie Woolery. Salem.
Remember above date, that ron-
sultatlon on this trip will be free and
his treatment Is different.
Married women must be accompan­
ied by their husbands.
Address. 224 Bradbury Bldg., Loa
Angeles, California.
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