THE HEBMISTOH HEBJLXD, HEKMISTON, OREOOS.
Board Of Regents Coming.
Have Guests.
Guests at the Frank Little home
over the week end were Miss Beth
Akey and Charles.Duer of Pendleton
and Robert Myers of Walla Walla.
Move To Pendleton.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Clarke and
family moved recently to Pendleton.
They hare been living in Hermiston
during the past winter.
In Sanitarium.
F. H. Morlan Is in the sanitarium
According to an announcement at
the regular meeting of the Commer
cial club Tuesday, the members of
the board of regents of Oregon State
¡college will be in Hermiston near
I the middle of June. Tentative plans
Entertain Saturday.
Mrs. C. C. Durfey and Mrs. Chas. ¡are being made for their reception
Taylor were joint hostesses at a de
lightful bridge luncheon last Satur Goes To Conference.
Mrs. H. Luella Beamish, pastor of
day afternoon honoring Mrs. J. F.
MeNaught, who Is visiting here from the local Free Methodist church, left
Portland. Guests to tnaks up six ¡the first of the week for Spokane
tables of cards were invited for the 1 Washington, where she will attend
affair» Mrs. George Jenkihs won conference.
first honors at bridge with Mrs. C.
I
S. MeNaught winning the cut prize Company Representative Here.
and Mrs. C. E. Baker, the consola X. Martin Smith, consulting engln
tion.
eer with the American States Public
¡Service company of Los Angeles, Is
Mrs. Minnie Norton left Tuesday
afternoon for a few day's visit with
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Sears, of
friends in Condon, Oregon.
Salem, Oregon, are visiting at the
home of their son. Dr. J. L. Sears.
Mr. and Mrs. William Shaar were
in Walla Walla last Sunday attend
Another washing machine will be
ing the air derby in that city.
installed at tbe Co-operative laundry
J. F. Bilderbaek, former-president and anyope interested may see Mrs.
of Cuba, Is now jerking sodns In H. E. Hutchison.
NEW FORD P H A E T O N
at College Place, Washington, receiv Receive Cara.
ing treatment.
Auxiliary Dance.
A rather small crowd enjoyed the
dance sponsored by the local unit of
the American Legion Auxiliary at
the Hermiston auditorium Inst Friday
evening. Music was furnished by
Fletcher’s orchestra of Pendleton.
New Baker.
Paul Hattson^of Grayls HfeHror,
Washington, has recently come to
Hermiston where he is employed in
the local bakery shop as baker.
Bielman Motors unloaded another At Baptist-Christian Church.
carload of new Fords the first of the
Sunday, June 2— Bible school 10
week.
A. M. Morning worship 11 A. M.
I Theme, Spiritual Sustenance.
The
I Isol d's supper at the close of the
Here From La Grande.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Moll and little ^morning sermon. Evening services
daughter of La Grande were in 'Junior, intermediate Christian En
Hermiston last Sunday. They for deavor 7 P. M. Preaching 8 P. M.
merly lived In this community.
Theme, The Wounds of Jesus.
Whatever Is done rght needs no ex
planation. The reason some people
Visits From Goldendale.
Mrs. Locke McNary of Alderdaie. do not miss the mark is because they
dale was visiting with relatives in are not trying to hit anything. A
Hermiston for a few days. She left cordial welcome to all. A. J. Ware
for her home Tuesday morning.
pastor.
In Walla Walla Sunday.
now in Hermiston taking charge of
Visitors In Walla Walia Sunday the local power and light office. The
John Chelan of Seattle was a vis
were A. B. See, Fred Barker and Ted local company was recently sold to
itor in Hermiston last Saturday.
West of Hermiston.
the Los Angeles organization. Fut
ure plans for the company have not
Driving New Car.
Frank Ralph is driving a new Chrrch Services.
yet been announced.
The Hermiston Baptist church will
Durant car which he purchased re
cently .
hold its regular Sunday services at
Car.
2:30 P. M., June 2, at the home of Purchases
W. R. Howe, manager of Howe’s
Miss Clara G. Hall in west Hermls Bakery, recently purchased a new
Insurance Men Here.
J. W. Campbell of Portland and ton. Hitherto the Lord works and Ford coupe from Bielman Motors.
John Young of Hood River, both we work. A welcome for all. J. T.
former residents of the community, Howell, pastor.
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
were in Hermiston last week. Mr.
Campbell and», Mr, V ouji ;; are in the STRAW HATS FOR THE WHOLE
Notice is hereby given that J. W.
insurance busTiiess. ■»
Spencer, administrator of the eslate
FAMILY
(.■, ~ 11 ,i. .
of C. E. Spencer, deceased has filed
Here From Seattle.
25c to $1.50
Have Home Grown Peas.
with the County Clerk of Umatill i
County, Oregon, has final account
as such administrator, and the Coun
ty Court of said county has fixed
Saturday the 22nd day of June at
the hour of nine o'clock A. M. as the
time when the court will hear <b-
Jections of said final account and
will settle and determine the same.
J. W. Spencer
37-5tc........................... Administrator
The first home grown peas have
made their appearance in local sto'-es
and although, the supply Is not plen
tiful yet, a few local garden enthu
siasts can boast of peas large enough
to eat. Mrs. A. W. Turnblad is one
of the first to help.supply tho local
market.
Fresh Fruits - Vegetables
—RECEIVTD EVTT.Y D A Y -
JUST THE THING FOR THE
SUMMER DAYS
A NEW LINE OF SILK
DRESSES FOR A LIMITED
TIME
DAY OLD TURKEYS
$60.00 Per J 00 Prepaid
Hatches Every Monday
Pure |ned Bronze and pure bred
Vnrragansett.
Carefully
selected
ange stock, vigorous and healthy.
Fine large toms. Husky poults.
Writ# for catalogue and latest
summer bulletin. Telegraph orders
for Immediate shipment.
Free circular ‘'Artificial Brood
ing of Turkeys.”
The New Ford
will do 55 to 65
miles an hour!
THE new Ford is a speedy car— no doubt of that.
It will do 55 to 65 miles an hour, and that is fast
enough for anyone. You won’t need this speed
very often, but it’s good to know it is there.
Best of all, you can travel at this pace with a new
feeling of comfort and safety because the new Ford
is such a steady, well-balanced car. You’ll be de
lighted with the way it holds the road at all speeds.
Come in and drive the new Ford yourself. You’ll
wonder how such a really fine car can be sold at
such a low price.
Roadster, #450; Phaeton, #460; Business Coupe,
#525; Tudor Sedan, #525; Sport Coupe, with
rumble seat, #550; Standard Coupe, #550; Fordor
Sedan, #625.
( A ll prices f. 0 b. D etro it, plus chorge for freigh t and d elivery. Bumper»
and »pare tire extra.)
Bielman Motors
Phone 571
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H itt’s confectionery.
Visit* In Condon.
Imported Utility
Assortment
Hand Painted Earthenware, smooth
white body, beautiful shapes and
colorful decorations. Useful as well
as beautiful articles, suitable for
presents and prizes.
Combination Juicer Sets -
le a Pots, beautiful shape -
Deep Cake Plates - - -
Covered Batter Jugs - -
2 Quart Open Jugs -
Bell Shaped Bowl Sets
Octagon and Round Bowl
Sets - - - - - - -
Kitchen Sets Left Over
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W E B B E R ’S C L E A N E R S
Hermiston, Oregon
THE
RUSSELL POULTRY YARDS
Box-366-T
Corvallis, Ore.
171
KINGSLEY’S
H IW M IlT O N a
HO USE
D A LLES,
OREGON
WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER
O RDERS
PRO M PTLY
F IL L E D
SHOES, HOSIERY, GLOVES
AND HATS FOR THE
O F Q U A L IT Y A N D » » S V I C I 1
And ydti'll haven big out-door living room that
will give you more summer pleasure than all the
rest of the house combined.
And it won’t cost much either. We’ve every
kind of pillar—simple and elaborate as well as
all other details you'll need. Think this over
seriously.
Tum-A-Lum Lumber Cc mpany
R. A. BKOWNSON, MANAGER
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CHAIN
REDMVHITE STORES
NORTON’S GROCERY
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Build on a Big
Roomy Porch
FREE PLAN SERVICE
Just another good
thing added to the
other good things
of life
PHONE 331
THE PICK OF THE CROP
C a m s l
“Ready" and “W illing” repnesent-
ing Red & White Service, are mighty
particular about the product* they
select for customers. Only the beet
is good enough. Quantity buying
brings down the cost.
C I G A R E T T E S
Specials Saturday-Mon.
June 1-3
WHY CAMELS
ARE THE BETTER CIGARETTE
Camels contain sucb tobaccos a n d such
blending as have never been offered in
any other cigarette.
They are made o f tbe choicest Turkish a n d
American tobaccos grown.
Camels are alw ays smooth a n d mild.
Camel quality is jealously m a in ta in ed . . .
by tbe world's largest organization o f
expert tobacco men . . . it never varies.
Smoke Camels as liberally as you choose. . .
they w ill never tire your taste.
N or do they ever leave an unpleasant
after-taste.
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K n e er ’s R ep a ir Sh op
June 5 and 6
FAMILY
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$1.19
REMEMBER WE GRIND
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LAWN MOWERS & SCISSORS I
M A IL
PH O NE
$1.19
Oregon Hdwe. & Implement Co.
LOOK THEM OVER
M urdoch & c °
99c
$1.19
- 89c
$1.09
$1.09
$1.19
Red and W hite Oval Sardines
Two for .................................
23c
Serv-ns Queen and Stuffed Olives
23c
Serv-n* Fancy Sliced Pineapple, 21/»»
Two for ...................................._...........
55c
Wesson Oil
51c
Quarts ..
PRODUCE SPECIAS THIS WEEK-
Tnrnips, Onions, Oranges, Carrots.
a Ser e n r Í)
RED'WHITE
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