The Hermiston herald., July 25, 1929, Image 4

HTOMIBTOH H Z R j UJP, H B B lg B T O y . O BEÜO 9.
•liter, Mrs. N. W, Bloom for two days ♦ — ♦ — ♦ __ + — + — + _ +
thte week. Professor Kepner Is prln- ♦
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eipal of the West high »chool a t *
C H U R C H
N O T E S
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j Denver and this summer Is acting as *
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guide to a party of 25 tourists on an
I Alaskan trip.
LOCAL NEWS ITEM S
v e rily a sm a ll epark b low n Into the
valuable watershed.
$. Thou sh alt not pollute
any
stream, for the thirety wayfarer car-
eth not to drink the w ashings of
thy feet nor the feet of thy children.
M. E. Church Services.
4. Thou sh alt not deface the
Left Por Goldendale.
The M. E. church offers you an
Mr. E. M. Baker, former manager Here From Portland.
treea, for the other hikers sareth
¡opportunity
to
g
iv
e
exty-esslon
to
H. W. Osborne of Portland was In
of the Union Oil company here, left
that urge within every man to wor not about thy name, thy address, nor
I Sunday for Goldendale, W ashington, Hermiston on business this week.
ship. We welcome any and ail to tthe thy love affairs.
where be w ill take over the manage
5. Thou sh alt not build a camp
services next Sunday beginning at
ir.ent of a wheat ranch. Mrs. Baker |T o Walla Walla.
10 o’clock w ith a w ell organized fire before ob tain in g a permit, f o r !
Mr. and Mrs. Wni. Shaar were v is­ Sunday school. A fter the Sunday the ranger fain would talk with thee
planning on leaving Hermiston
next Tuesday. Both Mr. and Mrs. itin g in W alla W alla Monday after­ school is finished the morning wor­ before thou ventureth Into the for­
Baker have been very popular here noon.
ship will call you to the very highest est.
and they w ill be greatly missed by
6. Thou sh alt not leave a litter of
form of services that Is possible to
their many friends.
attend for It is the place where men papers and tin cans when thou aban- [
Receive Announcement.
Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Garner recently and women come together to worship don camp, for It rnaketh the play­
Here From Taft, Cal.
¡received a wedding announcem ent the Great Spirit. You are welcome to ground look like a city dump.
7. Thou sh all not pick the flowers
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Ralston were from Paris France, tellin g of the both these services. Then In the eve­
visitors at the Sales home last week, marriage of Mrs. Garner’s nephew, ning w ill be the third of the union nor the shrubs, nor dig up sm a ll;
Mr. Ralston is a brother of Mrs. P',r’ W illiam Baker Miller to Miss services with Brother Ware In the trees to take home, for if everyon e!
Sales.
I Virginia Gordon Wilson on Tuesday, pulpit. Come and enjoy another of did th is, the national forests would
June 25, in the continental city.
his Inspiring sermons. O. W. Payne, soon be denuded of a ll vegetation.
8. Thou shalt not take offense If
pastor.
¡To Pendleton.
the ranger stoppeth to caution thee
Mr. and Mr. E. W. W est and Mrs. I Auxiliary To Meet.
about the camp fire, for verily he
The women’s auxiliary of the Baptixt-Cbristian Church Services.
i Roach, Mrs. W est’s mother, spent
C H U R C H s t e e p l e i s a / o
Is a friendly fellow , and hath the
American
Legion
w
ill
meet
Thurs­
Sunday
in
Pendleton.
Sunday
services
at
the
B
aptist-
PLACE TO A D V E R T I S E »
interest of thy forest at heart.
d a y evening for a regular session. ChMstian church July 28.
’ M E r r H E R « THE SIDE O P ,
Bible
A B A R H , FJOR A QOW PASTURE !
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9. Thou shalt not make targets of
Hostesses for the evening w ill
school 10 A. M. Morning
Spent
Sunday
At
Hidaway
Springs.
PLACE Y O U R A D W H E R E FOLKS
I
Mrs.
J.
E.
Hallyburton
and
Mrs.
A.
M.
Theme,
The
Consecrated
Hand
I’kngCt'V sitfrtfl MT tij haiK
k-
Mr. and Mrs. David Mittleadorf
WLL s e e IT , W H IC H IS OF COURSE |
and son motored to Hidaway Springs |W. Baty.
Christian Endeavor 7 P. M. Union ed many hours to place these signs
(P A R D O H OUR BLUSHES) III THIS ]
| Sunday for the day. They were Join
service at the Methodist church at 8 for the guidance of visitors.
G R E A T FA M IL Y JOU RU A L
10. Thou sha't not do anything
ed by friends from P ilot Rock. Mr. Legion Auxiliary Entertains.
P. M. Sermon by A, J. Ware. Theme
the
1 he local unit of the Legion Aux­ The Danger of H alf Cure.
Debate which marreth or destroyeth
Mittlesdorf reports that the roads are
beauty
of
the
forests,
for
if
one
ap­
iliary
entertained
Tuesday
afternoon
in very good condition except for
him— they’ll hate Him! Live Him—
fifteen mile stretch out of Ukiah at the houie of Mrs. George N ew ell they’ll love him!
If your religion p r o a c h e s them in peace and rever­
To Sacramento, Cal.
ence, he shall again find his soul
W. II. Howe, manager o f the Her He also reports that his new Ford ¡g I honoring Mrs. E. M. Baker and her means much to you, make It mean’ which he loseth In the city.
n lsto n bakery, left Sunday by motor a great mountain clim bing vehicle. |m other, Mrs. F. L. K elley, who arc much to others. A cordial welcome
leaving to make their home near tc all. A. J. W’are. pastor.
for Sacramento,
California.
Mr.
jGoldendale, Wn. The afternoon was
Howe expects to be gone about a Te Pendleton.
In Judge West’s Court.
Mrs. H. E.’ Hanby and son Gene, ’ pent in RewinB and cards. During TEN COMMANDMENTS OF
week.
D uring his absence, A. B.
the
serving
of
refreshm
ents
later
in
Earl H urly of Herm iston appeared
K nlglit w ill take his place at tile spent Saturday In Pendleton.
A NATIONAL FOREST before Judge J. S. W est W ednesday
the afternoon Mrs. James Todd and
bakery.
Mrs. Newell poured. Both Mrs. Baker
to answer a charge of reckless driv­
Returns From Portland.
land Mrs. Kelley have been active
1. Thou shalt not smoke in any ing. H is driver’s license was revoked
Mrs.
F.
B.
Swuyze
returned
this
From Irrigon.
members of the au xiliary unit.
part of a national forest closed to for a period of 30 days. D. A. Fer­
Mr. C. W. W illiam s, secretary of Wtsk from Portland where she has
smokers.
For verily a cigarette guson o f U m atilla was fined $15 and
the Irrigon Cooperative Melon Grow­ been visitin g for several days.
costing but a fraction o f a cent, costs for being intoxicated
w hile
To
Pendleton.
.
ers’ association, was In town Satur­
F. O.
Visitors In Pendleton W ednesday when thrown into the brush can des­ driving on the highw ay.
day from Irrigon.
Here From Wisconsin.
George Jendrzjewskl, brother of were Mrs. Roy Haddox, Mrs. Thomas troy hundreds of trees w hich w ill Harriman, U m atilla, who w as with
be needed some day jo keep the Ferguson at the tim e of h is arrest,
John Jendrzjewskl of the Columbia | Iladdox and Mrs- W illiams,
Returning Fron Sr mer School.
N orthwest prosperous.
was also brought before the court on
district,
Mrs.
N
ell
Olsen,
Mr.
R.
01
Mrs. Gerald W hite who lias been
2.
Thou
Bhalt
not
build
thy
camp
sim ilar charge but his case was
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. M cFalls made
atten d in g the summer session of the sen and Mrs. Nora Kieliszew skl of
fire except In a posted camp. For later dismissed for lack of evidence.
Stevens
Point,
W
is.,
were
visitin
g
last
a
business
trip
to
Pendleton
last
Oregon Normal school at La Grande
week Thursday at the Jendrzjewskl l puturday. They were accompanied grass can lay w aste to vast areas of
returns to her home this Friday.
home on their way to Portland.
|b y their daughter Miss Roeene and
Miss Rosella Matott.
Return« From Pendleton.
Mrs. R. C. Todd returned to her Visit From Boston.
Mr. and Mrs. V. E. Logan of Bos
home here after v isitin g w ith her
daughter. Mrs. G. E. Holt, of Pen­ ton, Mass., are now visitin g at the
home of Mr. Ix>gan’s parents, Mr.
dleton.
and Mrs. W. E. Logan of Hermiston.
Mr. Logan Is on the faculty of the
Moving Into Lochrie House.
Massachusetts Institute of Technol­
Mr. H. E. Shesely has been calso-
ogy at Boston.
m inlng and (m inting the S. C. Loch­
rie house on Third street. The house
Is to be occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Here From Denver.
Professor H. V. Kepner of Denver.
N ell Boynton, who w ill move in this
Colo., was u guest at the home of hi«.
week.
FRESH NEW JAR RUBBERS
2 dozen— 15c
AT
Visiting At Hall Home.
Capt. Hall and his two daughters
Frances and Phyllis, were visitors
at the home of Clara Hall and her
mother, Mrs. O. L. Hall. Capt. Hall
la the son of Mrs. Hall. Capt. Hall
and his two daughters are known as
the “Hall Entertainm ent
Trio.
They have been giv in g n series of
entlert I'nm ents In Eastern Oregon
and are now on their return to Mc­
M innville, Oregon, where the girls
are students at Linfield college.
MEN’S FANCY RAYON SOX. 25o
WANTED 1000 CHICKENS
Dceters Return From Vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Dectcr return­
ed from a two weeks vacation spent
at Harrison Springs, Canada.
Kva VflbugliUr ha«« com puted
her tw o years training course at the
Oregon Normal school at Monmouth
end w ill spend the rest o f the sum ­
mer w ith her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
F ian k Woughtev of th is city.
SWIFT & CO.
OVAL SARDINES
Tomato or Mustard
K itc h e n k o o k has set ajyew
HlgtrMark in Cooking Speed
make o f
kerosene
tange
Then figures are the
result of ictentific
tests made m the £»-
gm eenn
Depart'
ment o f c leading
American Untoer*
tity. They ere given
here to she / tha pro*
greu dnefi
being
made : th: S jelop'
men: 0/ /»*$ coot
A ll
A m e r tfe e n
Citcúci^oofc now
hew the
am srv
« n Im u n i Lighter.
Comparative tests show that the K itc h m k o o k
is faster than any other type of cook stove; faster
even than city gas, the usual standard for com­
parison.
K itch en kook makes its own gas from common
gasoline, bringing to homes located beyond the reach
of gas all the convenience, cleanliness and comfort of
city gas service. It’s different from any stove you
have ever used. No wicks or chimneys, no smoke,
soot or kerosene odor. Master burner lights in less
than -nc minute; then ail burners turn on or off as
wanted, just like gas. No waiting, no delay; fire regu­
lated distantly just as you want it. K itc h m k o o k is
so simple children can use it in perfect safety.
13on’t fail to ask us for a demonstration of the
wonder stove that is revolutionizing the whole in­
dustry, the most talked of stove today. Made in 16
attractive popular priced models, including white
porcelain enamel ranges, with oven and broiler.
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A M
E R I C A N
K IT C H E N K OO K
CLEA i '!L IN E SS-£P E E D -C O W E N IE N C E ~
satety
Oregon Hdwe. & Implement Co.
Tum -A -Lum L um ber C om pany
Something Entirely New
SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNER
3
19c
3
ÔTIju M intim i (Üafip
IN THE PAINT LINE
H E R M IS T O N ,
OREG O N
SUNDAY, JULY 28, 192Ö
Relish
N ew Peas
Milk
75 cents
STORES
CAMPBELL'S TOMATO
SOUP
NORTON’S GROCERY
10c
YOUR NEIGHBOR, THE RED AND
WHITE STORE OWNER
10c
Vacuum pack, 1 pound tin
2 for 45c
55c
COFFEE, A GOOD OHE
MUFFITS
3 Pounds.
SHREDDED W H E A T
2 for 25c
SALMON
T a ll c a n - p in k.
25c
BEST FOOD MAYONAISE
10c
45c
PH ONE 171
KINGSLEY’S
• weumy O F q u a l it y
W o rk w onders
M7/À gay colors
G ive acoat o f color to any disliked
piece o f furniture or ornament in
your home. Presto! T h e y w ill be-
come treasured possessions! Y o u
can do it quickly, easily and inex­
pensively w ith B - H Brush Lac­
q u e r. A n d because i t comes in
little glass jars you w ill know ex-
^ » h u ^ d e s rfU c q u s ty o u
Send our name to Baaa-Hueter
f u n set of transfers and a helpftil
booklet on Brush Lacquer, illus-
Potuta :i
M fR M ItT O N
Specials Saturday-Mon.
2 for 25c
$1.00
POWDER/]
Invites your patronage. The per­
sonal ow ner service accorded you at
the Red & Whi(^ store Is an advant­
age not offered by corporation chain
owned stores.
Here you find, not
only lower prices, but courtesy and
quality w hich combine so make a
grocery service that is modern and
complete.
UPTON’S COFFEE
PINEAPPLE
No. 214 Tins, Broken Slice
baking ä
'Turc end
met
-in7£ntin.
on an ord­
inari)
UNTIL THE NEXT ISSUE
P in t Ulaan
iil
Ö
R E D -W H IT E
.
Heavy H e n s ..........................21c
MAC KET ELL, TALL CANS
C rescenti
on the new
FITCHCM wxy
SPECIALS EVERY DAY
.
Graduate From Oregon Normal.
M I m
-ín ó n iin .
F. B. Barker, Agt.
Leghorn Springers
Attending Epworth League Institute ,
Mra. O. W. Payne and her mother,
Mrs. Dinwiddle, chaperoned a group I
of young people to the Epworth Lea­
gue institute at Buttle lake. In clu d -'i
ed In the party were Marjorie Mul­
lins. Mabel Sales, Margaret Bales f
and Margaret Bills. They expect to j
be gone about a nock.
J
Constant wear of Pots and Pans on
Soup. Chicken Broth W ith Rice
a table top covered with B-H Brush Fruit Cocktail Fried Chicken, Country Style
Lacquer will cause a brilliant polish Mashed Potatoes H ot Southern Biscuits
Tea
Coffee
instead of the wear and scratching J Ice
75 cents
Lemon Pie
■
customary to most enamels.
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To Weston and Walla Walla.
Ilersliel Hadloy of the Win. Shaar ¡1
barber shop visited friends and re­
latives in Weston and W alla W alla |
over Bunday.
2, qts. o f
w a te r,
'a is e d
rom .45*
toboilinq
Hermiston, Oregon
To Walla Walla.
W alter Hamm of the Hermiston
Drug company wag a business visitor
In W alla W alla last Thursday. Wal
ter was able to transact all of his
business In thirty m inutes and used
the rem aining thirty hours looking
over the fishing tackle.
How long should it**
take to boil water f*
and
•q|>vic> j
trated in color and telling exactly
h ow to g o a b o u t p a in tin g any
n u m b e r o f p re tty a n d u se fu l
things. T h e n see us ter your paints.
BaM-Hnwar
C».,
— . — , Phan —
, ™
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n ,
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SALMON—Red Sockeye
3 L arg e T a ll cans ......
dGARBTTES—-Lucky Striket, C axq -
e li Chesterfields, per carton ..........
MATCHES—8 boxes in carton
P e r Carton ...........
1 Pound T in s
Interior Finishes
29c
........
FRUIT SPECIALS THIS W E E K -
BANANAS— APPLES— OBAwpEg
a SerCu
u û
" T h e w a r « • h e a a t i f a l berna
17c
COCOA— HERSHEY’S
B A S S -H U E T E R
Color Harmony
94c
1.15
CHAIN
f
RED&WHÌTE
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