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About The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 15, 1929)
i a OREGON STATE NEWS OF GENZRALINTEREST Leave For California. Miss Eldora Kingsley who has been t (siting w ith her parents, M r. and Mrs. B. S. Kingsley, for the past few weeks, left Thursday for California where she w ill resume her teaching duties at Sonoma State home. She To Pendleton. wag accompanied by her mother as Mr. and Mrs. H. G. McCulley were far as Portland. Mrs. Kingsley ex in Pendleton Sunday to attend the pects to return in a few days. funeral services of Otis Hampton. Jr. who died following an operation for Return To Clarkston, appendicitis. i Mrs. J. B. Stanley and Miss Irene J Stanley who have been visiting at At The Hospital. the Bert Mullins home left Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. M. J. W in n ett are for th eir home at Clarkston, Wash the parents of a five and a h alf pound ington. Mrs. Stanley la Mrs. M ul g irl born a t the local hospital Aug ling’ mother and Miss Stanley is a ust 7. Mrs. W . C. L illy of the Col niece. « umbia district is in the hospital this week receiving medical treatment. LOCAL NEWS ITEMS Principal Events of the Week To Camp Sherman. P. B. Swayze ol the Assembled for Information of Our Readers. HTOMISTOW B g W J , m iM IST O K , OBSWCT. Pirat National bank left Tuesday for Camp Sherman where he w ill spend two weeks. More that 20 cart of fat lambs have To Pendleton. Dewey Schiller of the Union Oil been shipped to eastern markets by Wallowa county sheepmen during the company spent the week end In Pen dleton. past two weeks. from ily spent Sunday in the mountain? near Em igrant Springs. frOronite 'Shortage of pasturage and higher stock feed prices are given by Albany dairymen for their announcement re cently that the price of milk In Al bany will be increased from 10 to 11 cents Immediately. • ’ A big gasoline-operated shovel with a bucket that takes a bite of 1*4 yards of rock and dirt at every drop was started to work on the Black canyon section of the Willamette highway between Lgtwell bridge and Oakridge. John Downing, form erly of Hermis ton, is visiting at the W . L. Blessing home this week. He and his mother Mrs. J. <?. Downing, have been living at Falrbault, Minn. Mrs. Downing is now located in Pendleton. Arlington Editor Here. Editor Raymond Crowder of the A rlington Bulletin was in Hermiston Thursday and stopped In at the H er ald office. His excuse for leaving his editorial duties in the middle of the week was to the effect th at his fam ily was down at the beach and he was going fishing near Ukiah. K o. 6 -D — tk « n ew , «fe I f »o H e a t r a la . A d v a n c e d en » g i ^ e e r i n / ira a c o b i r e t o f s tr ik in g , m o d e r n 's tia To Portland. W . J. W arn er left the last of the week for Portland where he w ill join his fam ily. Mrs. W arn er and Jane have been spending the summer months in the western Oregon city. They expect to return to Hermiston witty Mr. W arner. NEW FORD COUPE « 5 5 0 (F . 6 . B. D etro it, p in t eharne for freigh t and delivery. Camper» and ip^ rc tire e z .r e .) The growers of strawberries In the Lebanon district are encouraged over price prospects for next year. The prices this season were from 6 to 5ty cent* a pound, which growers report left them but a small profit. The packers and barreling plants and can neries -are now giving contracts lot j the 1930 crop at 7 cents, and most i of- the growers are signing up ut that i price. T H E MARKETS Portland Wheat—Big bend bluestem. »1.33; aoft white, western white, »1.28; hard winter, northern spring, western red, C a ttle - Steers, good, 1 .7 (9 1 0 (9. H o«a—Good and e b d e» . »1». Lam ba--C hoice, »19.M 911, I m p le m e n t G o. ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ Ï R EM EM BER W E G R IN D ! L A W N M O W E R S & SCISSO R S ■ Kneer’s Repair Shop ■ E I B B B B B B U B M B R B B B B B B B B B f l B B B B B B B B B B B S C ? r. • B ielm an M otors HERMISTON. OREGON ; Slip Jiitttirrs’ (Lafe » a■ HERMISTON, OREGON J WE HAVE TAKEN OVER THE MANAQ£ML T a AND WILL SERVE MEALS FROM 5 TELL 10 P. ? SUNDAYS 5 * I ! a S p ecial C hick en Dir re- £ ffc MRS. JOHN BOYER, P?0P. ■ H IT T ’S C O N F E C T IO N E R Y HERMISTON CHAIN SPECIALS EVERY DAY «»«SäöKtaCiEdU ..... UNTIL THE NEXT ISSUE —;--------------------------------------- PICNIC PKG. COOKIES The Package— N O R T O N ’S G R O C E R Y KELLOGG CORN FLAKES There is No Need 3 fc r 2 5 c 19c For Your Home to Be BLUE RIBBON MALT The Can— STARCH, CORN OR GLOSS 61c 2 for 15c O ld F a s h io n e d Y B A M BAKED BEANS B A M BROWN BREAD The Two— GHIRADELLA'S CHOCOLATE Pound— And you can have these most desirable things at-lo w cost. Come in now and let ns explain how easy it w ill be for ns to give yeuth to your home. 45c 33c IMITATION VANILLA— 4 OUNCE JUGS A stronger flavor than pan Vanilla. This is very special and will go quick. Bettter gat yonr*. Ready and W illin g , tw in mascot« of the Red and W hite Chain, are swmbolical of the cheerful, courte ous service you may expect a t this fled & W h ite Store . . . And our val ues, rig h t through the store, are un surpassed. Specials S a tu rd a y -M o n . OU .can have beauty, convenience and comfort upstairs and down, inside and out i f yon Modernize yonr home. 2 for 2 7 c 38c READY AND WILLING DELIVER THE GOODS r» i GRAPE FRUIT N«. 1 Tins— A. B. SPECIAL COFFEE 1 Pound Package— *1.M. Hay — Alfalfa, »18318.50 per ton; valley timothy, new. »1*919 50; east ern Oregon timothy, new »20 50021; elover, new. »15; oat*. »16; oat* and vetch. »15016.50. Bntterfat—«<0«7c. Eggs—Ranch, 30® 38c. Cattle— Steers, good. »11®12. Hags—Good to choice. »11.25012.75. Lamb«—Good to choice, *1001». Seattle Wheat—Soft white, western white, »1.2»; hard winter, western red, northern string, »1.»«; blimstom. (1.SS. Eggs— Ranch, »7938c. Bntterfat—«»e. Cattle—Choiea steers. 110 50® it.»«. Hegi— Prime light. S 1 1 9 l3 .lt. Lew hx—Choice, »11011.5«. O regon H ardw are & Women Drivers V a ca tio n August 18 to 1». It was announced recently. The Oakland American Le gion post and 'Hie Oakland Gobblers, the civic club of that place, are spon soring the entertainment. National advertising and good roads have Increased the number of visitors la Crater Lake National park tremen dously, and this year’s entries ex ceed those of 1928, the peak year, by 7 per cent, according to B. C. Sol In sky, the new superintendent. 1 a The rig ht sort of smokes on your vacation trip w ill 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 w hile you think of it. co a u the NEW E s ta te HEATRO LA ★ ★ ★ ★ S m ok es For Oakland Is to'stage a round up at the falrgrourfrfâ' ftdjmnlng the city . and enroll for some First, you deposit a $2 00 membership fee, wh.c is applied on the purchase price of a genuine I - tate Heatrola. Long before cold weather comes, vz will install the Heatrola in your home, and del’v r to yon a ton of Free Coal (one-half ton with I Heatrola Junior.) After that you may finish pa ing for your Heatrola on easy, convenient insta' ments. Yon can’t afford to be without modern heat in your home. Here is an opportunity to secure a gem> ine Heatrola—and, with it, a supply of coal free This offer closes August 31st. Come in—or call ■ s and we’ll come to see yon. i ' That fire blight Is damaging many orchards In Douglas county is the warning sent out by Fruit Inspector J. R. Parker. He alleges that not less than 12 pear orchards and two com mercial apple orchards are badly In fected. J' R At Blessing Home. D OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA » "v jr EALLY it'* just like (hiding money when you join our Heatrola Free Coal Club. For each member get* a supply of coal absolutely free. Read bow easy we have made it (or yon. O u r mechanics are courteous and h elp fu l at all times and they have been specially trained to do a good jo b a t a fa ir price. Promptness in delivery and a clean shop are other features you w ill appreciate. flies-m osquitoes, roaches ^moths, lice and many other insects Albany's fir* loss during the year ending July 31 wits but »4000, accord ing tb the aniilial report of Fire Chief A. C. Kielbloek. Destruction of a barn valued at »750 constituted the heaviest damage front one (ire. • f r u ì : Bring your Ford here for service Y SPRAY r C om e ft* A drilled we1!! 39 feet deep driven H eic From Stanfield, To Mountain* Sunday. on the Joe Arena fa m i out from Eagle Mrs. Joy Husted and baby wre Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Pierce and fam Point la flowing’artesian water at the visiting in .Hermiston Friday rate of two gallons per minute. This their home In Stanfield is the first artesian well drilled in that district. ' W e w ill gladly make suggestions, pre pare plans and estimates and assist yen in e-,*?y w ty possible. Q ft Is UU ECONOMY FRUIT JAKE— P IN TS, Pkr Dox .................................. QUARTS. Pfer Dox............................... VAN CAMP’S PORK AND BEANS 3 Medium Size...................................... LEM0N8—Fresh, Juicy PURITAN MALT—A Popular Extract True M alt Flavor ______________ MONOPOLE DIMPLE PEAS Case, » « .3 5 ; 5 for.............. - PH O NE Materially Yours - X 7 1 KINGSLEY’S [ m jM in y N p w — ■ or o u a iit y a » p k .......... ... •■mvtcn ~~ J Tum-A-Lum Lumber COM PANY ■■■■■«■■■■■■■■■■■■■» „ .aAaaBBBMMaBBMM&sin ■ A movement for « new highway between Pendleton and Da Grande Goldendale VtMtors. Visitors in Goldendale, W n., over via Starkey la under way at la the week end at the home of M r. and Grande, with the Lions club taking ¡Mrs. H. W. M cM illan were Mr. and An active' part In Its presentation. i Mrs. Curtis Simons and Mr. and Mrs Five district fairs will be held In George H arkenrider and son of H er Douglas county tbla fall, It was an ! m Iston. Return From Buyer* Week. nounced by the fair board. Glide. _______ Hermiston merchants who attend Canyonville, Yoncalla. Looking Glass vigH w h e a t Country ed buyers week festivities in P o rt and Oakland will each stage a fair. M r and Mrg p F Mtttlesdorf and land all report an interesting time After a month and a halt of swim eon and Mr. and Mrs. A. B. See spent with a large representation from mlng lessons. 79 girls and 20 boys Sunday motoring through the wheat towns all o fe r the Northwest present have learned to swim in the Rotary belt of U m atilla county. They vis- in the metropolis. Those who a tte n club classes at Pendleton, directed ited Athena and W a lla W alla on the ded from here were Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Blessing. M r. and Mrs. F. II. by Harold Hatton, Oregon University trip. Morían and M r. and Mrs. F. C. athlete. ------ — Kensie. Wheat yields In the Adams vicinity To Coast. Mr. and Mrs. H . L. Payne accom- generally are proving satisfactory pani-.d by Mrs. Payne's mother, Mrs. To Pendleton. One Of the highest to be threshed eo Rev. and Mrs. J. T. Dowell of H er far wae on the W. M. Holdman place. Lawson, left this week for a vacation miston were In Pendleton Monday where the average was 55 bushels ;trlp to the coast- where Mr. Dowell was called to of per acre. ficiate at the funeral of James Neil, To Teach At Pine City. The Meadows drainage district in Miss Georgtanna Briggs has just elder of the Baptist church there. Klamath county ha, requested the ! ,leen notlfle(, of hCf appolntnlent „„ The funeral cervices were held at state reclamation commission to cer- ' teacher , or the Plne c ity gchoo, thIs 2:30 o’clock. tlfy »73,500 of refunding bonds Issued , year ghe recently came to H ermls- racently for further development of ! ton {rom Monnwuth to maUe app„ ca. From Lewiston. the project. i t jon j or pOB|tion. Mr. and Mrs. Joe H arris of Lew is County school superintendents front ______ ton. Idaho, were visiting at the Geo all sections of Oregon held their an To Seattle. W agnor home over the week end nual convention In Salem last week. Don Olson, proprietor of the local Mrs. H a rris and Mrs. W agnor are C. A. Howard, state superintendent theatre, left Sunday for a two weeks' sisters w hile Mr. H a rris Is a brothei of public Instruction, was the princi vacation In Seattle. . of Chester Harris. pal speaker? M l!”'‘ 1 > __ . W 1.00 1.23 29c 53c 59c 97c ■RFD’ WHITE
