The Hermiston herald., April 04, 1929, Image 4

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Neighborhood
FOR SALE— Buffet.
Mr». H. E. Hitt
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Mr». H. R. Hitt was a visitor in
Pendleton last Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Moll and daugh­
ter were guests at the Curtis Sim­
ons home over the week-end. They
are now located In La Grande.
A. A. -Chambers, credit manger of
the Ttim-A-Lum Lumber company
was in Hermiston on business last
Saturday. Mr. Chambers has his
headquarters in Walla Walla.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mead and fam­
ily have moved into the Loughlin
house on Hermiston avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Waller and
daughter Jean, of La Grande, were
visiting friends in Hermiston over
the week-end.
Mrs. F. V. Prime and mother, Mrs.
Ballinger, were in Pendleton last
Saturday.
John Haddox, reresentatlve of the
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance com­
pany,
Is
in Hermiston now.
Mr. Haddox hus his headquarters in
Portland.
Miss Gladys Benge, teacher In the
Lexington high school, was a visitor
in Hermiston Friday.
Mrs. D. M. Deeter was visiting in
Hermiston over the week-end.. Mrs
Deetor teaches in eastern Washing
ton.
Mrs. Wagner expects to be gone for a C. O. Bracher and family o t Pilot Richards. Interesting entertainment New Ruffled Swias «.nd Marquezette
few days.
Rock and Will Glass of Pendleton.
was provided for the little girls by
Curtains. $1.29 to $1.49
the coloring of Easter eggs.
As a continuation o t the mumps
Mrs. Neil Boynton entertained at
in the Pierce family, Otto now has two evening parties last week, one on
Mr. and Mrs. R. I. Burroughs de­
them.
Tuesday and the other Friday. Five
parted last Friday for Drumheller,
tables of 500 were In play both eve­
H. W. McMillan, who has been em­ nings. At the first party prize for Canada, where Mr. Burroughs is In­
ployed by the Union Oil comany here high score for the women was award­ terested in farming. He is a brother
in Hermiton for some time past has ed to Mrs. Earl Boynton and for the of Mrs. W. D. Gordon who lives north
recently been transferred to-Golden- men, to William Shaar. Earl Baker of town. Mr. Burrough's nephew,
them Lace Trimmed Mai [ueaette Panel,
dale, Washington. Mrs. McMillan is won the consolation. Friday even­ Fred Gordon, accompanied
stlii in Hermiston but will leave for ing Mrs. H. W. McMillan won first north and expects to spend the sum­
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$1.39 each
her new home shortly. Mr. McMil prize for the women and Julius Glm- mer in Alberta.
Ian’s place with the company here is ble for the men. Mrs. Harry Kelley
being filled by Gwynn Hughes.
was awarded the consolation.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Felthouse
Word received from Dr. D. S. Rowe
who is now located at Clatskanie. have left for a motor trip to Califor­
Oregon indicates that he is nicely set­ nia where they expect to visit with
tled in his new location. He and his relatives for a few weeks.
family left Hermiston some three
Rev. W. II. Robbins, pastor of the
weeks ago for their new home.
RatiBt church in Pendleton, who for
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pelpiuuder and some time has been conducting Bible
daughter Marian, have been visiting study* for the Hermiston Baptist
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dewey church gave a very interesting talk
Payne. They expect to leave for on Romanss at the home of Mr. and
Palo Alto. Calif, soon, where they In­ Mrs. E. P. Illsley last Tuesday night.
tend to make their home.
Miss Ada Soneson left Thursday
E. N. Berry is the new assistant morning for a three weeks’ visit with
baker at the Hermiston bakery where her sister in Olympia, Washington.
he started work last Tuesday. Mr.
Mrs. fluida McKinney who has
Berry has been employed for some
years at the Burnham & Refven been living with her daughter. Mrs.
Frank Little during the past winter,
store in Stanfield,
left Wednesday afternoon for Kenne­
Bielman Motors report the sale of wick, Washington to visit with an­
18 new and used cars during the other daughter.
month of March.
Barbara Reid was hostess at an
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Best were din­ Easter party at her home last Sun­
ner hosts at their home Easter Sun­ day. Invited guests for the affair
day. Guests Included Mr. and Mrs. were Charlotte Ralph and Doris
WANTED
JVAicA, on your farm —
Manure on the fields or
in the pile?
EGGS TO H A T C H
Barnyard manure In the pile la like gold buried in a tin can, it
does no good until it is put to gouduse. Worse than that, the heavy
rains come and wash the valuable fertility away to the streams
and your soil is robbed of the crop-building strength it is entitled
to.
Any number—Any kind
As we drive over the countryside, renderin farm e- ’ ip ren t
service, we still see manure piles of Ion ; standln
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making use of your barnyard manure, take this s
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heart. Before another crop goes into the ground, build up the
soil with the life-giving fertility that lies in the manure piles.
HatcheryatYourSorvice
March 31 and later
We can help you make an easy job of the spreading.
The
McCormick-Deerlng Manure Spreader on display at our store is In i
to the ground, durably built, light in draft, and efficient in oper­
ation. We would welcome an opportunity to explain e ery p t
and feature and to discuss soil fertility with you.
See Dad West
Phone 21
Oregon Hardware & Impl. Co.
Specials Saturday Monday
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John Dunning, circulation managet
of the East Orp.oni i, was In tow
on business from Pendleton last Fri
day.
Rev. A. J. Ware, pastor of the Bap
tlst-Christlan church for some three
years past, left Hermiston Monday
morning for Oregon City where h<
will be for a month or more.
Mr
Ware is considering locating In tin
western Oregon city permanently.
Dr. and Mrs. Ivan Tlllgrove an<’
two sons of Seattlo, Washington
were visitors at the Thomas Wilson
home In Hermiston over the week
end.
Phyllis Peterson of Portland wat
a w'eek end visitor at the home o
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dyer
She left for Sumner, Washington, thi
first of the week where she intends
to make her future home.
Floyd Kneer was In Portland thf
first of the weok on business.
Ht
returned home Tuesday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Shay of Ver
nonla, were guests at the M. L. Wat
son home over the week-end. Mr
Shay is a brother of Mrs. Watson.
George Strolim, local farmer, too'
a carload of hogs to Portland las
week where he disposed of them ot
the Portland market. He returnei
to Hermiston Monday.
C I9A K S ,
Try a can of Far W o t Pruune», 10c........... 3 for 25c
Jell X Cell .......................................................... 3 for 25c
Snyder*g Catsup
..............................2 for 35c
Ghirardelli’s Chocolate, 1 pound Un...................... 33c
Hitt’s Confectionery
W e handle the Hermiston Bakery Bread and Pastry
Phone us your orders.
FOR THE CHILDREN
One of the most healthful and most enjoyed foods
for the children—Hermiston Bread and Milk. It
comprises a rich collection of desired food elements
that go far toward keep ing your children healthy.
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We have a goodly number of Holeproof Hosiery In E’ack, Brown
and Cordovan, in the $1.60 and $1.60 grade, to close at 50c, In silk.
These are good heavy silk garter top lisle.
These are Real Bargains.
We also have a few pairs in Light Shades, In .izes Its and 9,
at $1.19. These were $1.50 and $2.00 grades.
Modernize Your Home
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CoiWMntift«. of Seattle. Thu bo«M
well built. but out 0/ ttylt.
HERMISTON
BREAD AND MILK
Hats, Gloves, House Dresses. Aprons, Shoes, Children's Dresses,
New Prints, Cretons, Curtain Materials, All New. Look them over.
Hats (felt, khaki, straw) so all kinds and prices, Gloves, leath­
er, leather face or canvas, Shirts, Pants, Overalls, askets, Shoes.
Don't forget the place.
HZWMUTON S n o u n o r
C O K F E C T IO N E K T
BASE BALL GOODS
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Fishing Tackle
Golf Outfits
Try our MONARCH BRAND of Canned Goods.
Nothing better for the money on the market.
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We are still pricing Children’s Shoes at close out jrices.
If
you can use any of these you can savve money h er;. r riced from
49c to $2.29. Good value. Come In and look th e n ovr-.
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Mr. and Mrs Iielsland Moore an«'
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Richards enter
tnlned at an evening of bridge at th<
Mfcoro home o n . <Bv,tterereek las'
Thursday evening, f ix tables o
cards were In play.
Prize for hlgl
score was won by Mr, and Mrs. I
B. Swayze. Second honors went t-
Mr. and Mrs. Nell Robertson and thi
consolation to Mr. and Mrs. C. J
Bisltnan.
Stated comunlcatlon of Queen Es
ther chapter C\ E. 6. next Tuesdaj
at 8 P. M. Degrees. Visiting mem
bers cordially Invited.
R. O. Penney, secretary of thi
Stanfield Grange, was a business vis
Itor In Hermiston Tuesday of this
week.
Monty Hedwall recently purchase«
a new six syllndcr Chevrolet coup«
from the Black and White garage.
8ylvnna Smith, the gentleman who
lives In the house by the side of the
road at Stantleld, was In Henatator
'i'ueoday.
Big time at the Haptlst-Christlar
church Saturday and Sunday. April
• t n I 7.
The Christian Endeavorert
ot Morrow i nd Umatilla counties wll>
meet for a two days' convention
The ro -iinlttea In charge Is in need
of more beds f».- the delegates on Sat
urday night. Anyone wishing to help
with a bed and breakfast, call Elalc
Reeder at the high school or Mrs. C.
Werner.
Mrs Ceorge Wagner left for Klick­
itat. Washington, We,'need ay with
her slater. Mrs R. O. Gale who has
.Utting at the Wspatr bmpe.
Men’s Summer Underwear at 49c. B. V. D. ty i tj t
close out.
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Roy’s Hats— $1.50 to $2.00 grade at 49c.
A few Good Style Gordon Hats at $3.98.
Oft the right it M r.
lift«*« n om e, s / t e r he hod »t
reihiftgled with Western Red
Cedar Shingle« right ovgr the
•Id roof and tide w«llt. The
«'orh M-at net at eU eanefttive
«ftd the heme it now tn
with the modem houses which
jurrownd it.
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Campbell Mercantile Company
■ CASH AND CARRY PRICES PREVAIL
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We’ll Be Qlad To Help You
If your home is oat of style, yet in a good neighborhood,
don’t sell it at a sacrifice—remodel it. You can lay Western
Red Cedar Shingles over the old roof and sidewalls for very
little more than the aost of repainting the building, and your
upkeep will be much I sm . Reshingling, in this manner, cuts fuel
bills too, because your «uter walls and roof are double thick and
bold heat that much better.
WE WANT ALL OUR NEIGHBORS
TO KNOW
Regular $5.00 Hats.
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Tum-A-Lum Lumber Company
R. A BROWNSON. MANAGER
FREE PLAN SERVICE
April 6-8
3 Cans ...................................................
43c
SERVUS JELL DESSERT
20c
SERVUS CUT BEARS, lfo. 2
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It it *he choice cut« of choice meat that you get •
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SERVUS GOLDEN BANTAM CORN
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Cheaper to Heat Than Before
Ottr Sttegestion
Specials Saturday & Monday
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Home* with W nZscn R « t Cedar Roofs and Side W alls are always
in style and alwava good looking. Lay vertical grain Western Red
Cedar Shingles with zinc-coated iron or copper nails and they w ill last
a lifetime. M any beautiful color combinations are possible, if you wish
to have your shingles stained. A n d these atained colors arc permanent.
Profit
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Y our saving in fu d alone will help pay for a large share of the coat
of reshingling you« home over ’ fee
(be old iookng
and aide walla Y ou w ill
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be pleasantly surprised by the taaderate-coat of bringing your home up
to date with W estern Rad Csdar Shingles. W e carry complete stocks,
both in natural colon and stained la nut vour' individual taalc.
That we stand squarely behind
everything we sell— The quality of
the Red and White and Servus brand
products which we feature is such
that your satisfaction is assured.
SERVUS SEEDLESS RAISIN,
15 os Pkg.. 2 for.. ...........
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