The Hermiston herald., July 11, 1929, Image 4

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V*S__ wore
Wni*« visiting at
Goldendale. X
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the home of Mrs. W . 8. Boynton over
the week end.
From Pendleton.
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STATE NEWS
A novel sofa cushion I* possessed
by Mrs. G. R. Colburn of Harrisburg.
It Is made of silk, with two pages of
the Harrisburg Bulletin printed on It.
The work was done 25 years ago and
the print It still quite readable.
MOTORISTS' ATTENTIONS
Harold Me Keen. Dodge salesman
of Pendleton, waa In town Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. Claude A ltizer and (E d ito r’s note: W hen better Dodges
two children of Seattle were visit­ are built. Chrysler w ill build them.)
ing at the O. T. Lockridge home last
Strawberry growers near Sweet
week.
Mr. A ltizer is a nephew of Visit At Scott Home.
Home are Investigating their fields of
Mr. Lockridge.
Mr. and Mrs. H. W . M cM illan of berries the last tew days and find that
Goldendale were visitors at the home nearly all the best patches are doomed
Home From Portland.
of Mr. and Mrs. James Scott over the
FISK PREMIER BALLOON TIRES
W. J. W arner returned the first week end. Mrs. Scott returned w ith for the plow this fall, owing to an In­
.OF PUB#, RUBBER AND
sect working at the roots of many of
THE FINEST LONG CORD FIBRE
of the week from a short vtstt In them to Goldendale for a short visit.
JAL. THE TXTRA HEAVY
the plants, causing them to dry up.
TREAD WITH DEEP GROOVES
Portland. He was accompanied down
GREATER
PROTECTION-
A N IM A L S ' D E S S E R T
Mining talk was heard at Grants
AGAINST SKIDDING AND ADDS
there by Mrs. W arner, Jane W a r­
MILES
TO
THE
LIFE
OF THE
V&ctioning On Coast.
Pass again following a reported rich
TIRE.
ner and Charlotte Ralph who w ill
W . A. Turnblad is spending his strike above the old Boswell property
The flelds wondered sometimes If It
spend several weeks there before re­
vacation on the coast, visiting Seat­ on the Illinois river. Two men, using
would be dry and without any showers
EVERY TIRE BEARING THE FISK.NAME AND SE R IA L NUMBER IS
for the rest of the season, or wlieiher turning to Hermiston.
tle and other points.
WARRANTED BY US AGAINST DEFECTS IN M A T E R IA L AND WORK­
only a pan, are said to have taken out
It would ruin every day and hurt them.
MANSHIP DURING THE LIFE OF THE TIRE.
15521 In five days of work and they
They took a great interest In the Ill In Walla Walla.
said
the
vein
had
only
been
touched.
In
Portland.
ANY DEFECTIVE FISK TIRE WILL BE ADJUSTED BY US TO OUR
weather and In farming.
According to word reoeived here,
Mrs. 8. Patten, sister of W. H.
But this special day Ihey were feel­ E.P. Dodd, former Hermistonian, who
Contracts for Installation of ten
C SSTOMERS ENTIRE SATISFACTION. ---
Bowman,
Is undergoing
medical prune driers, totaling more than 390.-
ing very happy and very well.
now resides in W alla W alla, has
treatment
in
a
Portland
hospital.
“I'm so good for food." suld the bar­
000 in cost, have already been signed
been seriously III at bis home. Lat
29X4.40
30X5.25
ley field. “I am pretty und feathery,
by Umpqua valley prune growers In
est
reports
Indicate
that
he
Is
gett
FISK PREKIEK BALLOON
loo.”
FISK .HEAVY DUTY BALLOON
preparation for the coming drying sea­
On Motor Trip.
Ing along nicely.
òli a K
“4’m such a lovely pale green color,”
Mr. and Mrs.Roy Haddox spent an son, It was announced at Roseburg.
said the oats.
30X4.50
enjoyable time over the fourth mot­ All of the driers will- be Installed im­
30X6.00
“And I ’m good and substantial look­ At Skovbo Home.
FISK PREMIER BALLOON
oring
through
central
and
western
mediately.
Almost
as
many
more
FISK HEAVY DUTY BALLOON
ing,” said the winter wheat.
Visitors at the Jens Skovbo home
They crossed the M cKen­ driers, but of comparatively small
“I am very good for the feed of an­ over the week end wiere Mr. and Mrs. Oregon.
imals,” said (lie oats, “and so are the Xyholm and son Roy of Portland. zie Pass to Eugene and returned via capacity, are In prospect.
30X31/,
Portland and thje Colum bia rivet
peas.”
FISK PREMIER OVER. CLINCHER
Mrs. Nyholtn Is a sister of Mrs. highway, a rrivin g home the first of
T H E MARKETS -
“I come In pretty usefully myself,’
Skovbo.
Portland
the week.
said tlie winter wheat.
29X4.40
Wheat — Big Bend bluestem, hard
30X4.50
30X31/2
“How about me?” asked the sorrel.
FISK TUBFS
white, 11.29; soft white, western
FISK TUBES
“All rigid,” said the outs, “but 1 um Walla Walla Visitors,
FISK TUBES
white, $1.17H; hard winter, northern
su< h a lovely simile of green.”
i
Mr. and Mrs. W illia m Shear spent
At
Pendleton
Hospital.
“You admire yourself, eh?” asked the Fourth In W alla W alla visiting
spring and western red, 11.13%.
FISK EMERGENCY INSIDE
FISK P.ELLEFR
FIRESTONE HOOK-ON
Mary Pommerer and Patrlca Sears
the sorrel.
Hay—Alfalfa, 320@21 per ton; val­
PATCHES
with relatives and participating In
BOOT.
»w -- -
of
Hermiston
underwent
operations
“I do,” said the oats.
For 31x4 Tire. Regni: r pri<
ley
timothy,
$22;
eastern
Orgeon
tim-
the American Legion celebration In
Regular price, IL 2 5 .
For 30 x 3 1-2 Tires.
for the removal of th eir tonsils at St.
Special
“80 do I,” remarked the winter that city.
othey, 32O@25; clover, 320; oats. 317;
Special price, 31.29.
Special
price
7
9
c
j
,
(
V
Anthony’s hospital Monday of this
wheat.
Price#* 26 cents.
oats and vetch, 517.
“Ah, ah, ah, all, don't boast too
week, according to Tuesday’s East
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Butterfat— 43 @ 47c.
LUGGAGE CARRIERS
much,” said a voice.
Mrs. Best Entertains.
Oregonian.
Made of heavy^tee), ad­ SHALER PATCHES
Eggs—Ranch.
28®33c.
Mrs. C. W. Best was hostess at her
‘'Whom are you. pray tell?” the flelds
FEDERAL RS2LIHER
justable to any ' tongth of
CattM— Steers, good, |11.50®12.25.
naked. “Why shouldn't we boast?”
home Wednesday when she entertain­ To Lewiston.
Round or oblong. Special a t 69c.
running boanl
For 32x4 Tire. Regular price 36—
Hogs—Good to choice, 311@12.
ed a number of friends fromr Pendle­
Mr. -and Mrs. F. Shaw and family-
31.65.
Special price 31.29.
Lambs—Good
to
choice,
311.25@13.
ton and Pilot Rock.
Covers were spent the week end at Lewiston,
Seattle
laid for thirteen at t h , hmchpott Idaho, visiting w ith relatives. Mrs.
VULCA PATCH
A-PACHE SELF VULCANIZING
Wheat—Soft white, 31.21; western
table. The day was spent in M alt­ Shaw’s mother. Mrs. Charles L. G iff­
VUICANIZEP.S
Self vulcanizing patches
white,
31.21;-
hard
winter,
western
red,
ing.
RUBBER PATCHES
ord, returned to Hermiston w ith them
for Inner tubes. Reg. 31.25
and northern spring, 31-18; bluestem,
5 minute Shaler Vulcanilng Out­
for a visit.
special-
79e.
Regular
50c,
Regular 31-00 value.
Special at
31-35; bulk Montana NO. 1. 31.18.
fits. Special at $1.49.
To Walla Walla.
special 29c.
Eggs—Ranch, 22®31c.
69 cents. ‘
- - »
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Paul and fam­
Butterfat—48c.
R a ilro a d In fo r m a tio a
ily spent Sunday In W alla W alla.
Cattle— Choice steers, 310.50@11.50.
T h t «-1« railway io the top of Pike’s
•eak, over »-».two feet high. Is probably
Hogs—Prime light, | 11.50@12.75.
Home From School.
’ he highest rnllmnd Hue In the Uulted
Lambs—Choice, 512@13.25.
Mlr.s Eldora Kingsley has returned States. Corona, Colo., on the so-called
Spokane
to bar home In Hermiston from C ali­ Moffat road.” Is 11,000 feet. The
Cattle— Steers, good, 310.25 @11.
fornia where she has been on the longest rail road tunnel In this country
Hogs — Good and choice. 312.25®
teaching staff of the Sartoma home Is the Cascade tunnel, 7 miles 1,,’iab
12.35. ;
-
yards
long.
The
Moffat
tunnel
Is
6
for the past year. Miss Kingsley la
Lambs—Choice,
510.76®
11.26.
Physical education teacher, having mllcX lYn yards long and Is 9.200 feet
above sei, level; It wag begun In Sep
“You May Boast," Said the Voice.
been graduated In that course from
tefiilier,. 1!>23. and completed In Febrii-
“You mny boast,” said the voice, the State College at Corvatlls last afy. J02S.
June.
•Tint not too mhcli. for i want to do
some of It myself.”
Net«» Made Legal Tender
Then the fields noticed Hint the voice In Pendleton.
The legal Wilder act came Into effect
came from the direction of the clover
Hermiston, Oregon
Mrs. C. R. Keck has been In the
hay field.
’n February 2.5, I»I2. This act pro-
hospital nt Pendleton for the paal
>ld,-d for the Issuing of $1.50,1)00,000 In
“Oil, ho," said (lie winter wheat, “so
United States notes. These notes were
clover hay wauls to do some talking.” week receiving medical treatment.
sintply paper money, but the act de
‘’Certainly," said clover hay.
H E R M IS T O N , O R E G O N
el a red them to be lawful money for
1 ‘
“ Well, what liave yon to say for Returns Home.
Mrs. lx>gau Tcdd and Infant daugh- the payttippi of all debts.
rourself?" asked the others.
SUNDAY, JULY 14, 1929
"Quite a lot," suld clover liny.
ler returned to th eir home In H er­
“Pray tell us what it Is then,” the miston from the Pendleton hospital UNTIL AUG. 1ST % OFF ON ALT.
Soup. Chicken Broth W ith Rice
Others asked.
the first of the week.
F ru it Cocktail
"You are oil very useful. You all
STAMPED GOODS
Relish
Fried Chicken, Country Style
make good food for the animals, both
At
Baker
Home.
Mashed
Potatoes
In summer and In the winter.”
New Peas
Guests at the E. M. Baker kome
Winter wheat bowed gracefully. It
H o t Southern Biscuits
his
week
are
Mrs.
S.
B.
Baker
and
Ice Tea
wus much flattered to he thus espe­
Coffee
fam ily of Goldendale, Wn.
Mrs.
M ilk
cially noticed.
75 cents
Lemon
Pie
"But J have a special distinction." Ilakcr is the mother of Mr. Baker.
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78 cents
said clover hay.
"What Is clover liny talking about?” Here From Goldendale.
the others asked.
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Sullivan of
BUY FOR CHRISTMAS NOW.
"Don’t use such big words." said the
lairley. "Fields don’t understand such
WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF SHINGLE STAIN
enormous words."
I mean that I have something
SATURDAY-MONDAY
special about which to boast,” said
clover hay.
"So I don’t want all of yon to take
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np the whole summer time In dolug
/IT
the boasting.”
CANNED
MACKEREL
“All. we see," said the oats, "clover
B. ft G. DEL MAIZ CORN
T all can .........
Itay doesn't want us to liosst nil the
time so It can get u good chance ul
boasting. I oq .”
EVERY PRODUCT
‘Tiieht,’’ «¡Ad clover hay. "You're
perfectly right.”
Packed under the Red ft W h ite and
"About wlint are you going to
Servus lobes is carefully selected for
lioast'f” asked the winter wheat.
MONARCH
JUMBO
SHRIMP
food value and flavor by experts__
OTTER SALMON, V-s ....
“Myself, of course," said clover hay.
Q u a lity is the first consideration a l­
Solid chunk
“Yes.” It eontinaed. waving about.
ways,-1
“I can boast about myself and boast
Red ft W h ite and Servus products
beautifully.
are exclusive feature brands of Red
“I nm the food the animals love so
and. W h ite Stores.
much. They actually call me the an-
Ininl»* dessert.
. iSOK'f'OO
SERVUS
PUMPKIN
“I am to (he auiniuls what Ice cream
H. W. WHITE CORN
Is to people.
It s all very well to he regular, or­
dinary feed, hut I, the clover huy,
have (lie honor showered upon me of
being considered the best part of the
animals’ meal."
Preferred Stock KRAUT
T k . B -H C olor
And wlial clover liny boasted of was
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monitor
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<ulte true, for clover hay Is the des-
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oert for the farm animals.
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Shingles or Prepared
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