The Hermiston herald., August 08, 1929, Image 4

HJSIIMiSTOy, OBEGOK.
M r. and M rs.
M a rlin
G a rd n e r
w ith her daughter Mrs. Roy A tter­
- moved to the Dick Shaw place last bury. After a short visit here Mrs.
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♦ week. They com pletely renovated
Shaw expects to Join Mr. Shaw at I
« t h e house before moving and now Huron to visit w ith a son. D ick '
! * * » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ plan on im proving the grounds. Mr. Shaw.
A trip over the W estland project Shaw 18 employed by the railroad at
Return
To L.
Hermiston.
Pendleton
Mrs. M.
Watson returned Friday !"
V r * T n d Visitors.
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I * Mon<,ay proyed • pleaa“ ™ in a ” UroB Oregon, and the place has! Since Mr. Kelkala lost a few tur-
from Meridian. Idaho, where she had rnteton w t e Pendl r
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ways. It s people are kind- been rented
8ome time.
keys to thieves and Mr. McCully suf-
been called by the illness of her urday
e " H' 0" v,8l,ora S a t- l> “ “ <1 b««P<table, “ s farms fertile
„ Com t T ~ h "
fered “ larE® 1088 near Hermi8ton
father. His condition was very lit-
* *** n,anagcd and
<* «-‘cb In
®“ ly Comstock who expects to at- at the hands of thieves, the poultry
tie Improved when she left Mr. W a t-L w
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news. Many in terestin g things about ‘®“d Hern»iston high th is year, has I raisers of the W estland and Minne-
son who was called to West V irginia
Home'
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d'8Covered' Mar" a T
« 7 ‘ V‘8lt W“ h his ha,la d l8trk t« aye taking steps to
on a sim ilar mission returned Sun- „
'fU®8t8
‘h* ° C P,erc* Gard,ner ha" «bout two acres of corn fr,end ” arold Shaw a‘ » « « » . Ore- combat th is form of outlawry. Prac-
day. He has been away a p p Z , m . “- hHOme
P '®rc®’8 8'8‘'">- Mrs “ ^ h o f It Is tw elve feet tall and * * '
B il,y baa •**“ '^ r e s t e d In tically every raiser is m aking use
ly three weeks
” ayn’ond
“ and
Mr8 Charlie loaded " “ h ears of large size. He ral8ing 8puda ‘hls »“ «"mer.
of the new branding system and most
I W ilson and daughter of Portland. *8 al«> experim enting w ith Ladlno
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of them are taking other measures
I hey arrived Thursday and visited Id o rer in his pastures th is year. It
RePorts from Huron are to the to foil the thieves. Prom the inves-'
A tFe n c? Vh-Ymizi^Yf the Oree J ' " ” 11 Tuesday mor“ 'ng.
Loel W II-|h*» • reputation for spreading and ®ifect that M'88 Vlolet Shaw
that Miss V iolet Shaw, w ell tigation s made these districts do not i
Hardware company is in Portland
’ h° ha* be®n vl8,t,n K w “ h the
useful where the ground subs. known
, „ , in this district, and who grad- appear to be safe places for maraud-
now attending buyer s week in
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“ uated from M°
nn,° " tb normal last ers who make money from the poul-
Monmouth
Sm ith is famous for his m *" Y ’ h*“ "eCUred “ 8cho°* at try ral«ed by others.
metropolis. He is accompanied ky
“ nU W tb b ‘8 moth* r “ “ d | A. D. Smith
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
Mrs. McKenzie
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year
first
From Umatilla.
nearly alw ays snatches,
away from the Weston
A D D IT IO N A L LO C A LS
Ole Aarson of
m iston Saturday. Mr. Aarson Is with
the Union Pacific company.
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To Portland.
up calves to pasture' and has abou’ t h e i r w « v » Y s s f botn® Ju ly 31 on even in g by a party of local people :
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Morlan of M or-llO head now.
r»rd n * a
ch f an_ by auto Mrs who just returned from a fishing
C. D. D unning os Stanfield, acorn-
Ian's
Variety
store,
are
among
local
Gardner
an<l
Mrs.
V. B, McGraw are trip at East Lake. Jack Boyer, pro
panled by his daughter Miss M a r U I a I 8„ V“ r,ely 8,or®'
a »'
D
unning
was
in
Hermiston
«ia».7^aa_
tnelCbl‘nt8
attend,n&
buyer's
week
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prletor of the restaurant, who has n
D unning was
7 . 'a
attending
buyer',
shopping
Wa" in
*" h
H e“ ^ . , on
Saturday ' merchants
Portland now.
They
.eft Saturday L rT ,
h .
a ,^ Pe"d8 °" a da,r*
v
a x, T T
fla i'
for
cooM ng fish palatably.
evening.
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jle r d for his dally bread. He has Mr- and Mrs- Lee Savely and baby proved an expert chef for the o-cs
the Eugene ranch and is busy just returned August 1 from a three slon. Those in the party were Mr
Return From Portland
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now putting up a silo.
, week's, vacation spent in Kentucky. |a n d Mrs. C. J. Rielman. Dr. and
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Shuar return- Eei)1,r,1Si ,F V<ini Portland
a n •S.rm y o f t l l e n
1 0 , 0 0 0 Strong*
a S tr e a m o f V rtick a
2 7 M iles L on g
to D eliver a Mountain
o f F R E E COAIs!
Here From Stanfield.
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ed to Hermiston Thursday e v e n in g L
G° d“ Mumm" ,0' al m ,ls'<=
M l. irsi.fc tr .
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.Mrs. A
W. Christopherson and
from
Sh»»..
„ . Y ®aCh®
L’ ret"rned
Saturday
evening
Miss
Esta- daughter,
daughter, Barbara, Mr. and Mrs. I.
from Portland
Pnr.in.,1 where . Mr
.
------neacner.
returned
Saturday
evening
I John Lewis has 15 head of dairy
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"" Edith Harkenrlder
'ucr o of
r jssta-1
been taken f r
if i
Shaar had from Portland where she has been | ‘ 0W8 and “ “ excellent garden. H e ^ “*53' *8 v,8'tln S a‘ the home of her B. Sutton Dr. A.
Hoenicke and
been taken for medical exam ination.
, ho
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_ _ _ _ “ e sister, Mrs. Ralph Richards o n R , „ . r < t „ .
Ralph Richards on But- TA'iss Marjorie Rbbbie. ) They left I
He I. now much Improved and U b a . l
Wee’?B tak‘n<! ad' ut"
vanced work In lano and pipe o r g a n .|l,ne and hl" tomatoes, cabbage and ler creek' June and Neva Richards Hermiston Saturday for central Ore-
at work In the barber shop.
She is resum ing her work in her Horn are paricularly noticeable at ‘ 7 spendinS their vacation at Ocean gon and returned early In the week
this time, His golden bantam corn lake' on the OreK°n coa8t w ith their
studio here.
To Montana.
refused to stay bantam in size and aunt, Mrs. W alter Paulsen.
To Portland.
Mrs. F. W. Baty and daughtetr,
grew eight feet tall.
To
Bingham
Springs.
Miss Marian Henderson left last
Erma, left 8unday for Phillipsburg,
The people along the Butter creek wg.ek för Portlrnd where she will
A party of Hermlson people spent
Montana, where they w ill spend sev­
highw ay are enthusiastic over the visit w ith the Misses E lizabeth and
. an enjoyable day
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Ralph and Jesse Richards are go-
eral weeks visitin g with relatives.
probability
gettin
power line
jswlm m lng at Bingham prings Sun- '“ A in for potatoes rather heavily £,
” u"u,‘,ly of Se
llln g K the
tne power
line Dorothy Straw.
Here Prom P n . t l . - t
d,,y- Tho8e "taking the trip w er’ this year having planted 20 acres to 7 W"*ter’ for ,)uite a number have
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Mrs. Chester Harris is raising ■
nee agent. i s . un(, Mr„ 0 c p)<>rce flnd chj,(, ren ( ,ndieute a rea|
for the(r ef ‘o secure the line
thoroughbred Bourbon Red turkeys
in Herm iston from Pdf-land th is week.
Floyd, Eugene and Marian, and Mrs. «oris. Ralph Richards has about 35
Mr. r „
th is year and now has 32 about half
Pierce's guests. Mrs. Raymond E llio tt «orcs in barley which is about readv
,*W “nd *randson- ■wown They are very strik in g look­
Return From Trip.
end Mrs. Charlie W ilson and children for threshing.
. *7 Sh8W’ arr,ved
» from in g birds and are noted for their
Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Sim s and
of Portland.
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¡th eir home in The Dalles to visit quick m aturity. She Intends to sell
daughter, Margaret Ann, returned
Sunday to their home in Hermiston q. .
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I Ray
and his parents have a
T h f ?i’,, \ , Th.roU8;h Hermiston.
delightful garden where there was
after a tw» weeks trip to Camas,
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nicmor,‘“
"tatue.
little
but
barren
soil a short time
W ashington.
glum to Portland
fr0,n
ag° i Mr Jay and Mr. Keikala are
glum to Portland recently, came thru laitflng turkeys this year.
Leave For Montatna.
Hermiston
Sunday
morning
en
route
Mr. and Mrs. R. c . DcHaven and
fam ily left Monday for Troy, Mont, behind one of ^enU nd" Bros* trucks ' V’ t® Sberl<,Bn mllltB tw elve cows
where they w ill spend their vacation.
and although It was heavily crated [w ™
UBU“‘ 'arffe acreage ,n
Road a ll ab ou t it in th e A ugust 10th Saturday
Evening P o st—»and w atch thia p a p e r for
nr^rst
Oregon Hardware & Implement
Company
LOCAL AGENTS
the N E W Estate HEATROLA
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REMEMBER WE GRIND
LAWN MOWERS & SCISSORS
K n e er ’s R ep a ir Shop
Tum -A -Lum L um ber C om pany s
r
kinds
Burns
They
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Something Entirely Hew
lliu tir r n ’ fflafr
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HERMISTON, OREGON
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IN THE PAINT LINE
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“SAT IT WITH FLOWERS”
WE HAVE TAKEN OVER THE MANAGEMENT
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. i,1“dlola are b|oom lng in profas-
,on at the Mason ranch on the Old
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roori
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I ho houses. Hr« rooms and modern 1
in every respect, are to be all d iffer­
en t In appearance. They w ill be sold
• o the workers on some sort of easy
payment plan.” -Mr. Shesely was ca ll­
ed to bid on the job of painting the
houses on the new tow nslte
Senator Steiwer Here.
Senator F. Steiw er and «on stopped
In H ofluiston Monday f n route to I
Salem where Mr. Steiw er will attend
• he annual state Legion convention.
SPECIALS EVERY DAY
REDWKITE
CHAIN
UNTIL THE NEXT IBSUE
PICNIC FKG. COO RTFS
The Package—
NORTON’S GROCERY
KELLOGG CORN FLANKS
3 far 25c
19c
GLAD TO CHARGE IT
Those who prefer to pay weekly
or m onthly for foods especially ap­
preciate
Red & W hite service.
W e’re ''Ready” ahd ‘‘W illin g” to give
you con sisten tly low prices w ith ser­
vice store courtesies.
Displays Big Cabbbage.
A cabbage of unusual proportions
is displayed In one of the ahow w in ­
dows of the Oregon Hardware com­
pany th is w e e k .
It was grown by
Baxter Hutchison, project farmer, on
his farm a few miles east of town
and Is a splendid example of the class
of vegetables that can be produced
n the local district. Judging from
Its appearance, quality husn't been
sacrificed for cmantlty for It is an
altogether apetlxfng specimen.
Field Manager Here.
Arne O. Rae. field manager of the
Oregon State! Editorial association,
raid • visit to the Herald office
hursday afternoon.
Mr. Rae was
on a business trip tak in g him thru
various Oregon towns on business con
nected with his official position.
S P E C IA L
SALK
STAMPED PILLOW SLIPS
STARCH, CORN OR GLOSS
BLUE RIBBON MATT
The Can—
2 for 15c
61c
A. B SPECIAL COFFEE
1 Pound Package—
GRAPE FRUIT
No. 1 Tins—
38c
SrlKter mtkrs
f l o r teltttion truy
O E R A D ET-T-A' ,
B A M BAKED BEANS
B A M BROWN BREAD
The Two—
CHOCOLATE
Pound—
33c
45c
IMITATION VANILLA—
4 OUNCE JUGS
A stronger flavor than para Vanilla. This is very
| special and will go qnjck. Battter get yonrs.
c
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KINGSLEY’S
HaisMiaTON-w
August 10-12
h q u
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a r cuALiTY
a n d
s s a v ic «
SPECIAL 01
1 Large PSgTPeMs Gran. Soap
0 B a n Crystal W hite S o a p . . _ T
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Aluminum Sauce Q Q w ,
N ew colorful bathrooms with
S atin E ggshell F inish
N o room in th e house need be
w ith ou t'the gay charm o f color.
A n d yots can m ake th e change
yourself w ith easy-to-use colorful
paints. W h y n ut begin w ith the
kithroom F
Satin Eggshell Finish for walls
and woodwork is a paint easy to
p u t on an d easy to keep rle a n
A n d th e B - H C o lo r H a r m o n y
Selector w ith its revolving dial and
determ ining color slots w ill sug­
gest any number o f lovely color
combinations to use.
39c “ m PAI*
Specials Saturday-Mon.
8 H C oin H vm on j
2 for 27c
H O IK
ftp pair —
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2
Constant wear of Pots and Pans on
A N D W I L L S E R V E M E A L S F R O M 5 T TT.T. i o P. jj .
a table top covered with B-H Brush
SUNDAYS
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Lacquer will cause a brilliant polish
Special Chicken Dinner, 65c
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instead
of
the
wear
and
scratching
B
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Small deirasit with
MRS. JOHN BOYER, PROF.
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customary to most enamels.
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itself is end
ftenced. Solicit Advertising.
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8.000 to 10,000 people within « few booklet
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Hermiston, Oregon
an Idea of Its si;:e and appearance
Returns From Bums.
iould be rwadlly had
It is of such
‘‘The people of Burns, Oregon, are
Mr. and Mrs. Roy A tterbury and
a height even w ithout the has« up­
antlulpating a decided Increase in
on which It w ill ultim ately be placed children. Floy and Bobby, recently
population w ithin the next few
that It could not be taken through returned from a trip to California
iyesfs." afcJt* Herbert E. Hherely' some ,,f the unnels on he Columbia where
five weeks.
m " 7 . , they
/ visited for
,
local painter, who returned Friday river highw ay bu
bn tinri
k..
’ r' A‘ terbl»-y secured the Stanfield
had
be e. trans-
■ • w i t h ^ t C 'h u a e “ ‘m " ” n ", "*llty !ferrfid tu the Washln“
g io n tu 'sl7
The school bus contract again this
200 houses 7 °!" the *°Wn and 8on,e iln Pendleton w ill be dedlcatedY n'the
tow n slte adY
UP ° n tHe neW!f,n ,t d“y ° f tbe 1333 Round
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p an io n b o o k le t on colo r.
come to us for your paints.
/t »will'll
SNOW DRIFf'in Bright New Bucket.
Pore V egeta«« Shortening. 3 lbs.....
Then
B m » H m » wt P».nt <¿7^
CORN, Standard Western
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TUNA FISH. Bed and White
2 for
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SURF B I R R PINEAPPLE
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Cana for........
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33C
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B A S S -H U E T E R
Cofor Harmony
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