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LOCAL NEWS
From Irrigon.
Mrs. C. W. Isom ol
business visitor In II
day.
Mrs. Isom rep
North Morrow count,
Irrigon last Friday
was a decided succesi
main feature of the s
the work of the boys
clubs.
Honored At Party.
1
Friends of Mr. and Mrs. E. p
Illsley gave them a surprise party
’ at the home of Miss Clara G. Mall
and her mother just before their d e
parture for California. There were
’¡15 guests present and an enjoyable
I social evening » a s spent. Refresh-
tT X Z S .
C*°*
ton C lja m ir x company, baa been
confined to hla home by illnesa thia
week. Mr. Weat had aeveral teeth
extracted and infection set in caus
in g him considerable trouble.
C o m fo r t
the rate of « per cent per annum to
Kether with a penalty of 15 per cent
¡of each of said assessm ents and all
costs.
From Washing
MATTRESSES
Follow ing Is a description of each
Leathers are ° f. “ d lots, pieces or parcels of land
Attends Meeting.
—
week from with the number of feet frontage
J. M. B iggs w ss in Portland
Dr. H. C. Curry, the Seattle Eye-
name of owner or reputed owner, and
the week-end where he attend
sight specialist, who has made pro-
the amount of sal<, assessments.
m eeting of the departm ent exec
fessional v isits to Hermiston for 10
Lot Block
Name
com m ittee of the American L<
years and is known for good optical
1
7
Ruth
M.
Frick
on Sunday morning, J Mr. Blg|
work at reasonable prices, w ill again
2 7 Ruth M. Frick.....
district commander from this
be at the Hotel Hermiston Wednes-
1 9 H. R. Newport ...
tion.
day, September IS, for one day. Eyes
2 9 H. R. Newport
examined, giasses ground and fitted.
2 9
C. H. Skinner "
— adv.
I“ Pendleton Friday.
< 9 C. H. Skinner ......
Mr. and Mrs. C. S.
McNaught
NOTICE OF SALE
5 9 C. H. Skinner ......
were in Pendleton Friday on busi-
Leaves For School.
6 9 E. Mumma .............
0688.
Notice s hereby given that by vir
Miss Eva W oughter left Saturda;
7 9 E. Mumma ............
tue o f the authority of the City Char
for
Gilliam
county
where
she
bas
8 9 E. Mumma ...............
To Pendleton.
ter o f the City of Hermiston and the
position as teacher in a school severa
Subdivision of Lot B.
Dr. and Mrs. A. W. Chrl
direction of the City Council author
miles from Arlington. Miss Wough
■on were Pendleton visitors
izin g and directing the Treasurer of 9 10 W. W. Illsley
«1.70
ter is a graduate of the Oregon Nor
afternoon.
the City of Hermiston to collect the 0 10 W. W. Illsley .
«1.70
unpaid assessm ent levied upon the « JO O. E. Ryder ...
58.82
land embraced In Improvement Dis 1 10 O. E. Ryder.........
58.82
9 10 Harry Rodgers .....
trict No. io for Improving Gladys
miss Agnes L ittle left Sunday for To Culver.
61.70
9 10 Harry Rodgers ...„.
Waahougal, Wn.. where she is re
Avenue In said City between the east
Mrs. B. S. King»
61.70
*
1 F. C. cK enzie.........
sum ing her teaching duties in the for central Oregon
lin e of First street and the West line
35.84
'
1 F. C. McKenzie...."
high school there.
of Seventh street, levied and improv
spend a few days vis
33.23
1 George B a n cro ft....
ed under the provisions of Ordinance
at Culver.
60.40
1 - 2 Chas. G. Burk
No 1 .0 passed by the City Council
Advertises Fair.
35.26
1
2
City
of
Hermiston
The eptember 5 issue of the Oregon
30.34
At Watson Home.
2 Chas. G. B urk.........
Farmer carries a shor story of the
28.61
Chester Bryant of
2 Chas. G. Burk
1929 Um atilla Project Fair, givin g
28.61
Iowa, was a visitor a
2 A. L. Larson............
the dates and Interesting Informa
29.48
Mr. and Mrs. M. L. I
tion regarding the plans for ...akin«
30.34
Mr. Bryant is a cousit
thle year's show bigger and better son.
66.56
nan ever.
73.60
5.90
29.48 I
From Portland.
28.61 I
H. M. Chadwjck. ' Chief engineer
.11». j . s . w est has returned to
with the Beall p ip e i Tank corpora- her home In Hermiston after a two
21.00 I
tion of Portland, was iii town Tues- week s visit w ith her daughter, Mrs.
31.50 I
day on business.
V. E. Graham, at Tacoma, Wn.
32.37 I
W. L. HAMM,
I
P ity Treasurer. 1
I Builds New Barn.
Former Resident Here.
8
Mr. and Mrs. W.
Hermiston visitors t
Bln« en. W ashington,
— —-
Mr' aBd Mrs- Sr
Jo,lnny and Bobby,
**udge last 8u
eD-)°yed the delightf
ion for whlch O. K. I
They live in Columt
m e latest improvement in the art of making rood mattre'WM
snor
ma< 6 °f the highest Quality fine spring wire and re-
sle e p .
In Portland.
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^
0 ,6 t i' k i” g ’ 3 b e3 U ‘ i M
r' '
(Less our usual 5%, discount for cash.)
W e also have a large assortment of the well known
!?esses *?nglngln Price from $12.00 to $30.00. Ev r
m our stock is guaranteed to be made of 100% new
of Oregon’ 168 Wlth the s3nitarJ' bedding laws of I
ousted b i X
-
'• “ l°Y ” '°W
" *»» "
«.Z V hrie ci,y de- rt"“
Oregon Hardware & Impi. Co
Your finends have
telephones, and car
talk to each other
oriental jade
orange red
mahogany
jet black
NEW FORD COUPE
D ^ , t . p in t
15c Pound
CAN THEM NOW
Don’t forget the Fair, Oct. 4-5
HERMßTON CASH MARKET
and costs but
dependable butchers
1.50
Women Drivers
PHONE 411
telephone to yi
Bring your Ford here for service
I f a telephone received on
co m in g messages, and co
ca rry your outgoing messaf
that?
d StiU h® w o rth fafi
th an the fe w cents a
.
school days
Our mechanics are courteou. and helpful at «IL time,
•„d they have been specially trained to do
■W
o d £ 7 ’ rPr° mPtn<M,i1n <W i" D a n d a d £ n
•nop are other features you will anoreeiate
JC
are almost here— Jaa
we urge you to come | r f
in and try this excep- 1 SM
tional pen—built well l S e I
and beautifu’ «'
Herm hljn Drug
Company
WATCH FOR OUR HAND BILLS AND SAVE
THE GREEN TRADING STAMPS
and
COMING AGAIN!
¡Dr. H. C. Curry
THE RELIABLE
munsing underw ear
Eyesight
Specialist
^ForJVlen, Women and Children.
O U R LINE OF HAND PAINTED TIES FOR MEN
Are the latest thing out.
— also—
OF SEATTLE
WHO HAS MADE PROFESSIONAL
_______ CAPS, CORDS AND SHOES
FOR 10 YEARS
will again b« at the
EYES EXAMINED
Published In the
people of Hermiston
THE TUM-A-LUM
PANY. Phone 331.
Howdy folks— W hat w e nee
• his town Is more rubber checks
will stretch from one Saturday z
to tjie next.
Our box wood is easy for
<0 split, nice for the kids
toys and burns hot.
Foreman: We don't
any more men on th is Job.
Job Hunter: Can't yo,
one more. I'll do Just a I
work.
Thee« cold n igh ts make one think
; GLASSES GROUND AND FITTED about w inter and that supply of fuel
i „
CHARGES REASONABLE
T elegraph C ompany
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Hermiston Oregon. Sept. 12, 1929
HOTEL HERMISTON
FOR ONE DAT
NORTON’S GROCER
TUM-A-LUM TICKLER
VISITS TO HERMISTON
DW
Salmon!
By the whole fish
Made in color-
tones of
•V « H Q S t S v i r .
t e ^
Salmon!
Precision made-
witn standard, ful
jize 14K. smooth irri
dium tipped points—
set in barrels of lus
trous Duratex.
GOODS JUST IN.
S
Every Comfort Spring Mattress
Is Guaranteed for 25 Years
when you see this
beautiful pen - made
possible by quantity
production, without
extravagant advertis
ing campaigns.
The third cu ttin g of dlfalfa Is nov
In progress lit thft vicin ity of Uma
m i* , according to be. Alexandei
Reid, who w as in Portland yoatcr
day. U m atilla is a quiet place these
day» but during the m ining rush tr
the Boise basin and in eastern Ore
gon, It was the point where the
caravans of park trains with sup
Plies struek off for the mines, when
th e freight had reached Umatilla
len d in g from Portland. - Oregonian
WE HAVE A NICE LINE OF
u
y o u ’ll b e
su rp rised
W ith the erection of a
dairy barn, H. E. H anl
'Plated Improvements on
He also recently Installed
ing machine.
s.
H V h e^ d T o f m C o t t o n
fa S c y w o v e /a r t S t e e n “
i
Mrs. J. c . Downing, a forn
■Ident of thin community, wi
town visitin g with friends tin
of the week. Mrs. Downing r
1? moved to Pendleton from
beuit, Minn., where she has
located for several months.
p rin g
The owner serves you.
____
Somebody has discov
woman buy» and the n
W ell, you can't cxp.21
to do both.
1
t
AT YOUR SEP VICE
Ready to supply you w ith I
in groceries at the low est prl<
sisteu t w ith quality— HAP
save you the time and trot
shopping in person by delivei
your door.
T ip Tenant,
Finds a bouse
Takes a chrc.ce
Pays his r e n t
In advance
Owhcr sells
T enant then
•
S tarts to hunt
Specials Saturday-Mon
Sppt. 14-16
PURITAN MALT
Special today .
CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP
10 bars ..........
SERV-US SLICED PINEAPPLE
3 large earn, 8 golden ripe alicas....
43c
89c
POST TOASTJES
25c
House again.
A home of your own for this
ter. Or remodel the old home
iaau late it w ith Celotcx or on
our other Insulators and It w ill
fer Itself in the ftoel it w in 1
Aek us for plans and costs.
59c
H-0 OATS
Large package
Editorial.
M hleh is the dangerous age?
It Is usually b. 'wean the eradle
»hat should be put in now.
Roti, and the grave.
wood and coal are at our yard.
R A. Urownson, Editor.
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