THE HEEMISTOH TTRRALD, WERMTWOH, OBEGOM.
ular pastor.
To Athena.
LODGI DIRECTORY
Rev. J. T. Dowell of Hermiston
VINEYARD LODGE NO. 203. t O. ».
was In charge of the services at the To Pendleton.
"Say It W ith Flower»”
Mr. and Mrs. E. I.e Grande Cherry F. meets each Monday evening In Odd
Athena Baptist church last Sunday
Fellows' hall. Visiting members eor-
Gladiola are blooming in profusion In the absence of Rev. Dow. the reg- were Pendleton visitors Sunday.
¡dlally invited.
Monday where he attended a Red 6 (at the Mason ranch on the Old Ore­
V/. R. Longhorn, Secretary.
gon Trail. Visitors are welcome at n n v n n n n i m T î î î î n n v i i î i ï i i i i î n
White grocerymen’s meeting.
PAY
C A SH
AND
P A Y L E S S
Gwynn Hughea, N, O.
all times.
"Say it with flowers.” Pick your
HERMISTON POST NO. 87
New Manager Union Oil Co.
Meets first and third Thurs­
Mr. Walter Blokland of La Grande choice of flowery for bulbe, fall or
d a y . Legion Auxiliary meet,
is the new manager of the Union spring delivery. Small deposit with
second and fourth Thursday.
Oil company located at Hermiston. order.
Cut flowers for sale, reasonable,
. Legion Hall.
Mr. Blokland arrived Saturday, Mrs.
Blokland and family coming later at at all times. "Say It with Flowers.”
JACK MASON.
which time they will move into the
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
47-4
tc
Kelley house on Gladys avenue.
A. 0. R0ENICKE, D. M. D.
associated with
Hurt At The Laundry.
From Umatilla.
Peggy,
the
small
daughter
of
Mr.
Mrs. Ursel Hiatt and son Dale were
F. V. PRIME, D. M. D.
and Mrs. H. M. Sommerer. met with
Hermiston visitors Tuesday.
General Dentistry
a painful accident Monday when she
X-Ray and Diagnosis
fell on one of the hot water pipes
Bank Building
Phone Connections
Here From Alberta, Canada
Sundays and Evenings by apelnt-
F. W. Nock and wife of Lethbridge at the laundry and burned her hand.
I raent.
Alberta, Canada, are guests at the The accident was not so serious as it
home of Mr. Nock’s parents, Mr. and was discomforting.
JAMES L. SEARS, M. D.
Mrs. Gus Uhde. Mr. and Mrs. Nock ex
Physician and Surgeon
pect to be here about amonth.
Leaves For Junction City, Oregon.
Office Phone 783.
Ras. Phone 713
Mrs. Claude Keck and daughter
Phyllis, left for Junction City where
Going On Fishing Trip.
, Office in First National Bank Bldg.
Dr. A. E. Marble is clo sin g hli »k—j wjj| » s i t with relatives and
office Thursday morning and leaving friends. Mrs. C. F. Philips, mother
H S McKENZIE. M. D-
with bis sons and the Martin boys of Mrs. Keck, who has been visiting
DEPENDABLE BUTCHERS
Eye. Ear- Nose and Throat
for a fishing trip in the Blue moun­ here, accompanied them on the trip.
Office: 1-2-3 Inlaud Empire Bldg.
PHONE 411
tains. They are to be gone until
,
Pendleton. Oregon
the first of August.
OREGON STATE NEWS
LOCALS
Walla.
OF GENERALJNTEREST To Joe Walla
Norton went to Walla Walla
Principal Events of the Week
Assembled tor Information
útííi&aj
of Our Reader«.
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« aajps , would y o u a e „
plum u c °u 6 v o e & L £ D ?
L /a iW J i O U R U t l WAtJT
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PEOPLE'S HAMOS
BVCRY DAV
TOB SALB
FOR SALE— 32 ewe», 2 yr», old, 22
l*inbe. Inquire of A. C. Swarner,
4 Hermiston, Oregon.
47-2tp
FOR SALE— Blackberries, 31.75 per
crate; Logans, 31-50; Dewberries,
31.75. F. 0. B. Estacada, Oregon.
Order now. T. J. Reagan. 46-4ti
FOR SALE OR TRADE— One four-
horse potato digger. S. L. Carson.
46-tfc
FOR SALE—One mare, heavy single
harness, hack. H. J. Belscamper.
46-2tp
FOR SALE— 1925 Ford coupe. Run
only 4,000 miles. E. P. Illsley.
46-2tp
FOR SALE— Ford truck; Dodge
screen; 1924 Ford coupe with rus­
tic; 1924 Ford touring. Hermis­
ton Auto Wrecking House. 46-tfc
FOR SALE— Purebred Holstein bull
calf. H,tgh pedigreed stock. Tom
Haddox.
46-tfc
WILL SELL REASONABLE or trade
the following: 4 good work horses,
harness, wagon, fresno, plow. I'm
< ready to go. W. J. Downer. 45-tfc
FOR SALE— Holstein cows.
Old
Frank Stone ranch on Butter creek
road. Andy Anderegg.
45-tfc
FOR ALB— 1 Dodge screen; 1 light
Dodge truck; 2 Ford trucks. Auto
parts. Hermiston Auto Wrecking
House.
<2-tfc
Girls* Hose. 2 pr. 25c— Burk’s
33
MISCELLANEOUS
LOST— Billfold Sat. night at theatre.
Finder can keep change and return
license to Walter Jendrzjewskl.
47-ltc
I try to do good practical sewing at a
reasonable price. Would be pleased'
to have your summer and fall sew­
ing. Mrs. Earnheart.
47-2tp
WANTED— Plain sewing, reasonable
rate». Frances Sale. '
46-2tp
Try Burk’s For Bargains.
33-tfc
SEE THE NEW MELOTTE AT CAR-
ter's 1 mile N. Vi E. Columbia
school house. Not the cheapest to
4 buy. but the cheapest to operate.
320 allowance for your old mach­
ine.
32-tfc
Burk’» for Bargains.
3-tfc
INSURANCE— Fire, Life, Auto— “In­
sure in sure insurance.'* J. M.
Biggs.
Hermiston Second Hand Store?
Furniture and Hardware, Harnees,
Saddles. Wagons.
11-tfe
Burk’s fbr Ladies' Shoes.
33-tfc
FOI RENT— Modern house.
Herald office.
Inquire
25-ttp
READ THE HOME PAPER
TAKEN UP NOTICE
The hay crop In Yamhill county is
good, but tbs pruns crop about half,
with good quality.
The annual convention of the Ore­
gon State Pharmaceutical association
was held In Seaside recently.
a firs In the downtown district of
Forest Orovs did 310,000 damage to
tbs Daffodil tea room and for a time
menaced ths entire business block.
Wire dangling from the rear of a
passing automobile struck Edward
Hahn of Jefferson, wrapped around
his feet and hurled him to the pave­
ment He Buffered a bad ecalp wound.
Three shifts have been put on the
Gate creek bridge Job at Vida en the
MuKsnsle high»*».3« J b UM. tM l of
Eugene. The clearing has been com­
pleted and grading was started re­
cently.
* Newport will have an airport if
plans can be worked oat with airplane
owners and operators who are nego­
tiating with a committee appointed by
the Newport chamber of commerce to
find suitable grounds.
, The Deschutes river has been raised
by damming Lost river and turning Its
water Into the Deschutes so that water
may be used for Irrigation of crops
on the central Oregon Irrigation pro­
ject. Irrigation water is the lowest
in many years.
Injuries sustained when a dynamite
cap exploded In his hand proved fatal
recently to Jack Floyd Erickson, 7, in
Klamath Falls. The boy had picked
up the cap and was attempting to ex­
tricate powder from it when the ex­
plosion occurred.
Bears are tearing down trail mark­
ers In the Santlam national forest, ac­
cording to information reuelved at
Bend from C. C. Hall, Santlam forest
supervisor. The bear* rip the trail
signs from trees to satisfy a natural
curiosity, Hall believe*.
A party headed by C. C. Hall, Sam
tiara national forest supervisor, ex­
plored a lava cave high in the west­
ern Cascades, above the Fish lake
ranger station and found a tnnnel
beaded with globule* e f Ice that re­
flected light like diamonds.
The Alderhalden lumber mill, locat­
ed about eight miles southwest of
Sheridan In the Goose Neck district,
near Buell, was burned to the ground
recently. A valuable stock of market­
able lumber In the lumber ysrd ad­
joining was also destroyed.
Estimates placed the wheat crop of
Union county at about that of two
years ago when the yield was 1,500,-
000 bushels, the largest in local his­
tory. Approximately 200,000 bushels
of the new crop has already been con­
tracted, with prices ranging from 35
cents to 31.10.
The Medford city council, co-operat­
ing with the Jackson county court,
in the campaign for earwig extermina­
tion before the pest obtains a good
foothold in the city, has issued orders
to E. A. Oatman, county fruit In­
spector, to go ahead with the poison
bait campaign.
Indications that the Oregon Electric
will start building Its extension from
Lebanon Into the timber belt of east­
ern Linn county thia summer and fall
have come to light in ths company’s
requests to property owners who have
sold their premises to It to vacate
early In August.
At a meeting of the airport commis­
sioners, dedication of the naw Med-
ford airport was set for Wednesday,
October 2. The committees In charge
will immediately start work to make
this the biggest celebration ever held
in Medford and one of the outstand-
Ing events on the coast
THE MARKETS
Portland
Wheat—Big Bend blueatem, 31.38;
soft white, western whits, 31.34. hard
winter, northern spring, western rod,
31.30.
Hay—Alfalfa, 319.60© 20 per ton,
valley timothy, 3 » ; eastern Oregon
timothy, 314025; clover, new 316;
oats, 316; oats and vetch, 316.
Butterfat—42047c.
Eggs—Ranch, 30036c.
Cattle—Steers, good, J ll.H O U J i.
Hogs—Good to choice, 312013.76.
Lambs—Good to choice, >11013.
Soattfo
Wheat—Soft white, 31.37; western
white, 3147; hard winter. 11.34; west­
ern red, 31.34; northern spring, 3144;
blueatem. 31.40.
Eggs—Ranch, «® 33c.
Butterfat—47 0 49c.
Cattle—Choice steers, 310.6001150.
Hogs—Prime light. 313013.16.
311013.60.
Notice is hereby given that I have
taken up and have*kept for about 3
days St the Fred Lens ranch 5 miles
w northeast of Hermiston the following
described animals;
One 2-yesr-old red and white heif­
er with brand on right hip
One calf about one month old, red
and white.
Said animals will be sold, unless
redeemed, at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash in hand on
the 3rd day of August. 1329, at the
above described ranch at 1« o’clock
Cattle—Steers, good, 3U O H 56.
A. M.
Hogs — Good and choies, 313.360
Dated at Hermiston this 13th day
13.76.
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Signed; FRED LBN J.
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Hot Dogs
For Beach Parties
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COLUMBIA THEATER
Smokes For
Vacation
HERMISTON ,0RE.
Saturday and Sunday
ONE BIG, PROLONGED WHOC,TEE WITH CHARLIE MURRAY
— IN -
“DO YOUR DOTY
W . J. W ARNER
Attomey-at-Law
Hermiston
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DR. A. E. MARBLE
Chiropractor
I Treat both Acute and Chronic D is­
eases.
Office: Two doors west of postoffice
Phone 481
Office Hours, 10 to 12; 1:30 to 3.
Hermiston, Oregon.
The light sort of smokes on your
vacation trip will make that trip
much more enjoyable than if you
forgot to take your favorite along
and have to smoke substitutes. Bet­
ter order a box while you think of It.
HERMISTON BARBER SHOP AND
BEAUTY PARLOR
Mr. and Mrs. Shaar, Prop. Phone 481
H I T T ’S C O N F E C T IO N E R Y
HERMISTON
Comicaal Charlie Rounds up all the laughs In New York’s under­
world. Fights, Flirts, Fun Guns and Giggles.
— ALSO—
TROY
"EAGLE OF THE NIGHT”
Chapter 8
Jack Duffy in
‘‘Should Scotchmen Marry”
Wednesday-Thursday
PHONE
LA U N DR Y
PRANN FUNERAL SERVICE
Telephone 801 Night or Daay
CHAPEL, FUNERAL COACH AND
SANITARY PREPARATION ROOM
Ambulance Service
Hermiston Avenue
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4 Faces West
ANY AND
;
“TARZEN THE MIGHTY”
Chapter Six
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Pendleton, Ora.
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USED CAR PARTS
WE REPAIR
SHOES
FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY AND
FOR ALL MAKES OF CARS
USE MODERN MAHCINERY AND
THE BEST OF MATERIALS.
Hermiston Auto Wrecking House
Dr. Alfred W. Christopherson
WE BUY USED CABS
E. F. PIERSON, Mgr.
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
SERVICE
M
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SHOE SHOP
TRUCK LEAVES FOR PORTLAND AT 5:30 P. M.
SHIPMENTS RECEIVED AT HERMISTON
TRANSFER
OFFICE
FOR PORTLAND
WEBBER’S CLEANERS
THE D A L L E S, OREGON
WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER
July 31 Aug. 1
PROM PTLY
OF
BOWMAN
Direct Freight Service to
Portland
O RDERS
BEST
SHOP.
W ill arrive In Hermiston soon pre­
paratory to taking over the office
and practice of Dr. Janies Sears, who
Is leaving July 25.
M A IL
YOU ARE ASSURED OF THE
F IL L E D
K ill" in s e c ts
- -
b y t h e ro o m fu l
Oronite F L Y SP R A Y
Kills H ies. m osquitoes,
m o th s b ro a c h e s;
aiitl many otlitr insect"»..
STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA
Insured Carriers, Express Service
at Freight Rates
Portland-Pendleton
Truck Line
HERMISTON TRANSFER
LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE
PENDLETON-UMATILLA TRUCK LINE, FRED SCHEER, PICKS
UP AND DELIVERS FREIGHT FOR PENDLETON, EHCO, STAN­
FIELD AND UMATILLA AT THIS OFFICE.
PHONE 31
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES
t i l Ife” was the subject of the Lea-
son Sermon in all Churches of
Christ, Scientist, on Sunday, July
21.
The Golden Text w n , “The Lord
is my i. length and aong, and la be­
come toy salvation. I shall not die,
but live, and declare the works of
th Lord” I Paatas 118:14.17).
Among the citation» which com-
pr.-icd the Lesson Sermon was the
following from the Bible: “To him
that overcomefh will I give to eat
of the tree of life, which Is In the
midst of the paradise of God” (Rev.
2:7).
The Losson Sermon also Included
the following passage from the
Christian Science textbook, “Sci­
ence and Health with Key to the
Scriptures”, by Mary Baker Eddy:
"The way Is straight and narrow,
which leads to the understanding
that God Is the only Life. It ia a
warfare with the (leah, in which
we must conquer iln, sickness, and
death, either here or hereafter,—
certainly before we can reach th*
goal of Spirit, or life in God” (».
324).
Mr. and Mr*. J. P, Garnor of Echo
jspent tost Sunday at the home of
it^e|r «on, Walter Garner.