THE H E R M I S T O N TneTCA.LT>, HERMISTON, OREGON.
OREGON STATE NEWS
OF GENERAL INTEREST
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
Principal Events of the Week Vigit ftom Vale
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Voyen, former
Assembled for Information
residents of Hermiston, were in town
of Our Readers.
for a few days the first of the week.
Mrs. McKinney is a sister-in-law of
Mrs. Little.
Store Front Fainted.
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j Mr. Voyen was inspecting the local
The front of the J. S. Burnham
Mrs. Anna Smith has been named 'irrigation project. The Voyens now general merchandise store was paint
postmaster at Manzanita, Tillamook m“ke the,r home “ Va,e- Or*«°D ed last week and now offers an at
where Mr. Voyen is a fiscal agent tractive appearance. The show win
county.
dows have also undergone renova
1 with the reclamation service.
The annual northwest district Ki-
tion. O. T. Lockridge was in charge
wanis convention closed at Salem fob I _ _
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of the work.
lowing a series of golf tournaments
an(, ¡¿rs R
Brownson left
for both men and women.
|Sunday morning for a
week's visit Here From Echo.
W. J. Culver, 62, who for many | n Portland. Mr. Brownson expects
Mrs. W. H. Crary and daughter.
years had been roadmaster o( Marion to get in some golfing while Mrs. Miss Nan Crary, of Echo, were visi
county, died at a hospital in Salem Brownson will likely spend much of tors In Hermiston Monday afternoon.
following a paralytic stroke.
the time shopping.
Project Fair Banners.
In order that the road may be wld- !
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A large supply of Project Pair
ened in the Dickey Prairie country > Leaving For California,
Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Illsley are banners is on hand at the Herald
near Molalla, 25 feet of land on each
side of the property has been donated. (leaving soon for Camas. Wo., where office and may be obtained there
they will visit for a while with their free of charge. Local people are
Rosco Batty, 17-year-old son of Mr. i
son, Howard. They will later go by urged to get them and put them on
and Mrs. Roy Batty, whllo pitching
boat from Portland to California their cars.
hay in southern Wasco county, was
where they intend to spend the
bitten by a rattlesnake on She right
winter. Miss Charlotte Kern, music Have Dinner Guests.
forearm.
Dinner guests at the home of Mr.
; teaeher in the local schools, has
Mining development near Lostine rente(j the Illsley home on Gladys and Mrs. E. P. Illsley Monday even
in Wallowa county has been promised avenue.
ing were Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Kingsley,
by Edgar Marvi, secretary of the Con-
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Mrs. C. S. Brlerley and Miss JeHsie
tact Mining & Milling company of Keturn
Brierly. The Brierlys recently re
Spokane.
.
Mrs. C. L. Upham and daughter turned to their home in Hermiston
Miss Alene Phillips of Oregon City Helen returned this week from a from the east where they spent the
has accepted a position as private month's visit with relatives in Chi- ’ summer,
secretary to Hal E. Hoss, secretary of cago. Helen went on east to Rich
state, and will enter upon her duties mond, Vs., and Washington, D. C. Honored At Luncheon.
Honoring Miss Jane Warner of
September 1.
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Hermiston, Miss Dorothy Dibble en-
Through a deal consummated re Visit From Portland
oently, Elmer H. Balsiger, prominent
Mr and Mrs. C. M. Henderson, one tentalned recently at lnncbeon at her
Covers
business man of Klamath Palls, be- time residents of Hermiston, are vis- home In Fairfax Terrace.
comes owner of
the former White King at the W. L. Blessing home were placed for eight and bridge
Pelican hotel.
I this week. They have been living was the diversion of the afternoon.
Additions to Cottage Grove central ,‘B *»«"»<« <"“<* leavlnS Hermiston — Oregonia.
grade school building, to cost *10,060,
are nearly completed and extensive Vis ting Friends,
MANY LOCAL RESIDENTS
repairs to the high school building
Ml” Dorothy Straw of Portland has
WILL RECEIVE FREE COAL
are under way.
! been vi“itinS friends In Hermiston
! for several days. She formerly lived
Plans for the flower show spon
"Foresight." some wlBe man has
! in this community.
sored by the Canby Garden club have
taid, “Is a thousand times better
been completed. The show will be 1
'
than hindsight.”
held September 6 at the Canby gram-
E. Hitt ,eft Tueg
The truth of this philosophical
mar school auditorium.
day evening for Portland and coast utterance is being proved daily In
The slate flax plant at Salem has points where they will visit for Hermiston. Local residents, because
received a check for approximately 'awhile.
they are w illing to lok ahead a few
*1000, covering a carload of flaxseed
seeks to the beginning of the season
shipped to tke- Pdrtland Linseed Oil ■
Home
vhen home, heat Is necessary, are to
company. The price was *2.91% per
Milton Longhorn has been 111 at ecelve, as a reward for their fore
100 pounds.
sight, a free supply of coal with :
his home for the post week.
heir new Htatrolas.
A “master plan” for the city of Eu
The agency which is making It '
gene, designed to provide beauty, Returns From Canada.
safety and growth, will be a problem
T. H. Iladdox, project farmer, tasr possible) for them to exercise their
for the city planning commission at returned to his home after an ex- oreslght is the Eighth Annual Free
ba I Club, with headquarter at
It* meetings in September, Mayor {tended visit In Oanada.
lYJlder has announced.
’ie Oregon Hardware & Implement
'ore. Co-operating with the Esate
< The body of Mrs. Addle Sly, 45, the Injures Hand.
tove company of Hamilton, Ohio,
A. P. Garner, dairyman, is coni
mother of two children, and employe
of the Hotel Seaside, was found in pelled to carry one arm in a aline reators of Estate Heatrola, the Ore
the brush on the outskirts of Seaside. these days. While at work the othei gon Hardware & Implement company
She bad been shot through the head. day, he had the misfortune to run s able to offer to foreslghted Indi
A small calibered pistol lay near her some large splinters into his hand viduals a reward for ordering their
snd later Infection bet In. The In Heatrolas now. This reward quite
hand.
Construction of the new Revenue Jury, howeveif, /h a s not. prevented ittingly takes the form of a supply
bridge across the Sandy river has him from making his usual rounds of Free Coal.
A national-wide event, this offer
been completed by Rigdon brothers, on the milk delivery route.
has been bringing Free Coal into
Woodburn contractors, but Clackamas
nany thousands of homes In every
county will have to grade the ap -' Rummage Sale.
The Baptist ladles' aid announces state In the union, for the past
proaches before the bridge will be
that a rummage sale will again be light years. Each year, more peo
opened to tsafflc.
held on Saturday, August 31 In the ple have taken advantage of thisi
The threshing season has opened
building next to Dr. Marble's office. summer opportunity to insure per-'
In full blast at Sweet Home, aifd G.
Specials for Saturday will he new feet home heat during the winter
O. Feigum had his heavy crop of bar
school dresses, ranging In size from months with a supply of free fuel.
ley, oats and wheat threshed, which
6 to 14 years. The sale will open Many more thousands will receive
ran about 30 to 40 bushels to the.acre
free coal this year— more than ever
at 1:30 and continue until (:30.
on the average, one of the heaviest
before.
crops he has raised for years.
"This year.” said Mr. McKenzie of
Returns To Hermiston.
Bids tor construction ef the first
Dick Hitt returned to his home In the Oregon hardware company, “we
unit of St. Mary's college at the Chris Hermiston last week after spending expect a large number of residents
tie home near Oswego, will he called the summer with relatives at Jeffer >f Hermiston and vicinity to take ad
about September 1, It was learned re son. Oregon.
vantage of this opportunity.
We
cently, This unit will cost about
shall be pleased to be able to explain
**71,000, and will consist of the main
the plan to anyone interested.” He
Here From Walla Walla.
administration building and one dor
Mrs. J. D. McKinney and daugh voiced a warnin’ to all those who are
mitory.
ter, Miss Bunnle McKinney, of Walla Interested, not to wait too long, be
Three thousand dollars damage was Walla were visiting at the Frank cause the offer ends on August 31.
done by fire to the plant of the North Little home Monday and Tuesday.
west Cities Gas company In Eugene.
The blase started from a spark which i
alighted In a vat of tar and spread
rapidly. The roof of the boiler room
was burned off and the Interior badly
damaged.
R i g h i Now*»
FREIE! COAL, and the
N EW HEATROLA
a r e th® la th o f th e tow n
AN OFFER OF FREE COAL is something
about.
Two dollars makes you a member
Heatrola for you.
. A
m i . m is
’
o n s ho uss
or
clusive features.
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But there is a time lim it on this offer.
August 31st is the last day.
So
hurry
in— or phone us
and we’ll come to see you.
N 0 .6-D — the new, dc luxe
Heatrola. Advanced engi
neering in a cabinet of strik
ing, m odernistic design.
One of four smart models
from which you may choose.
O regon H a rd w a re &
Im p lem en t Go.
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OUR PAINTS
WE ARE GLAD TO ANNOUNCE
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MRS. JOSEPHINE E. McKINLEY ;
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— WILL BE HERE—
Saturday, September 7, 1929
are the
8
WITH A FULL LINE OF
R IG H T P R IC E
It will pay you to
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DRESSES, COATS AND HATS
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J. S. B U R N H A M ’S !
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
FORMERLY CAMPBELL MERCANTILE CO
STOP AT THE OFFICE
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and inquire before buying elsewhere
T H E W AY TO B E A V T IF V L H O N E S
£
-s.
CHAIN
RED&WHITE STORES
»'’ TV
NORTON’S GROCERY
W E KNOW YOU’LL LIKE IT
Quality- First Is the slogan of
'"Ready” and "Willing,” the Red A
White Twins. At our price every
body can afford quality— that’s the
wonderful thing about our new and
better grocery service.
Save Money on Your Food Pur
chases— Buy Here Regularly.
B ack yard
P ain tin g
m ad e e a s y • • • !
place— you r rose a rb o r,
the garage, a scuffed door,
the m ice— ere all easy to
do yourself if you use B -H
brand Prepared Paints.
Such b ackyard p a in t
bscoet but little and take
t little time, yet the pro
tection and better appear
ance they give to your pro
perty greatly increases its
value.
BIGGEST
K
171
o u a u it v a n d s
cold
Heatrola, w ith the famous Inten»i-Eire and many other ex
O d d paint jobs about the
KINGSLEY’S
before
Junior.)
Here is a “bargain” opportunity to get a genuine Estate
Call For the Green Stamps
PH O NE
Long
a ton of coal absolutely free (one-half ton w ith the Heatrola
VALUE FOR THE MONEY. THAT IS WHY WE FEATURE THEM.
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genuine
This membership fee, of course, is applied
completed on easy, convenient terms.
THE WEAR RESISTING, WEATHER DEFYING
POCKETS.
a
weather sets in, we w ill deliver your Heatrola and w ith it
COLLEGE CORDS
CORDS, WITH THE PEN AND PENCIL
reservts
on the purchase price of the Heatrola, and payments may be
Look for the Hand Bills for our
Labor Day Specials. We have
a nice bunch of them.
FOR SCHOOL.
it!
like the Estate Heatrola— well you have something to talk
Save the Green 1 rading Stamps
Wheat—Big Bend blueatem, *1.3-1;
soft white, western white, *1.3(; hard
winter, northern spring and western
red. *1.11%,
Hay — Alfalfa, *19®19.5O per ton;
valley timothy, new, *1*019 *0; east
ern Oregon timothy, new, *20 500*1;
clover, *16; oat hay, *1«; oats and
vetch. »1(50.
But t erf at—i t ® 4 9c,
Eggs—Ranch, 30®38c.
CatUe—Steers, good. *11.(001125
Hog»—Good to choice. (10OU-50.
Laasb»—Good to choice, *11011.
Seattle
Wheat—Soft white, western white,
»1 26; hard winter, western red, north
ern swing. *1 23; blueatem. *1.34.
Egg.. -Ranch, 37036c.
Bulterfat—4<e.
Callie—Choice steers. *10 60911.10
Hogs—Prime light, *13.35013.
Lamb»—Choice. »1101150.
Spokane
Cattle—Steers, good. S.7SOI0.M.
Hog» — Good and choice. *10.(00
11TI
Lambs—Choice, *9.0#,
isn’t
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And when you can get Free Coal along w ith a home-heater
jj ,
THE MARKETS
Portland
unusual,
•
AU you have to do is to
choose your colors and ap
ply the paint straight from
the can. N o bothersome
m ix in g to be done; no
guess-work about colors.
For these paints, ready
mixed o f the best materials
and tem p ered to m eet
W estern clim atic condi
tions, can be matched «o
you r house colors w h a t
ever they are.
HÄSS II L ETE i t
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Specials Saturday-Mon.
August 24-26
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MAZ0LA, A Pore Salad, Cooking Oil
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MINCED CLAMS, Serv-ns Brand
3 fOp
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MATCHES, Buffalo Brand
3 S-box cartons ..............................
BLUE BOB RICE, Extra choice
( pounds
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B0RAZ CHIPS
3 lags ftfcg» for........ .....__
6Hk .#
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53c
79c
33c
39c
97c
Seri u f
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