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Published »very Thursday at Her.
<oa, Uiuatljla County, Oregon by
J. M. Biggs. editor and manager.
JCatared aa second clase matter
Deeunber, 1206, at the postoffice at
Hermiston, Umatilla County. Oregon.
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TUCKED IN NUTSHELLS
Burlesque Is a very sad art these
days.— Kennelh McGowan.
Philosophy la not for oneself. It Is
for others—like lable maimers.—II. E.
UoyL
Cure la an excessively conscious age.
We know so much, we feel so little.—
D. IL Lawrence.
Writing Is assuredly, after painting,
the most agreeable of professions—
Harold Nlcbolaon.
Women detest being treated like god-
dveaeti, they know very well they ere
only women.—Paul Gerulily.
The way to make people contented
Is to mnke them creative, not to make
them barren.—G. K. Chesterton.
Be the movie theater ever so beau
tifully lit anil decorateti, ItinitiiHWphere
to not social.—Dorothy ItlcliardsoiL
It Is as hard to visit the continent
without luklng In Paris ns It Is to visit
a Russian reslaurunt without taking
bortsch.—Deems Taylor.
The dancing we see nightly now Is
■ vMuol exploitation of the grunt—u
rhythmic grunt, a loud, Intrlcutely col
lectlve and excltlve grunt—but for all
that, just a grunt.—Gilbert Gabriel.
convine tor th eir usual study of the ' fled.
I t was
. was cause«] by the ezploelon of the repapered Uie bulldlag.
Word of the Lord at 10 o'clock. The
Most of the lumber In old houses Is still.
The fam ily consisting of the great Improvement and was appre
sermon theme a t 11 w ill be “Say as sound as the day It was Installed. man and wife and three small child ciated by everyone.
ing and Doing."
Blessed are they Much of It. In fact, w ill be found to ren. lost everything in the fire.
Lawrence M arkham was home for
that do His commandments that be a better construction m aterial
Mr. and Mrs. Alqnlst of U m atilla a few days last week from Boardman
they may have rig h t to the tree of than when I t «as first used. This were dinner guests at the home of where he Is working for John Mc
life and may enter In through the . Is because of Its years of seasoning Mr. and Mrs. Tom Caldwell Sunday. Namee.
gates Into
the city.'
Chas. Benefiel left Saturday morn
Revelation i .Many architects and builders prefe.
Ralph Benefiel, J. W . Puckett and
22:14. You are cordially Invited to ¡this old lumber to new unseasoned W a lte r Puckett left for Portland on ing on a business trip to Corvhllls
all of the services.
Dewey Payne m aterial and use It for the most a business trip Saturday.
and Eddyville. Oregon.
pastor.
Mrs. Francis Rand of Portland Is
exacting purposes In apartments and
Ralph Walpole of Sprague, W ash
ington, visited a few days w ith her visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
other buildings.
Owners of old homes, therefore -parents, M r and Mrs. W . R. W a l W. R. Walpole.
Baptiat-Chriitian Church
Those ou the sick lis t w ith attacks
have an assured value In th e ir eld pole.
Geo. E. Hendricks spent the week of flu are Vera Jones, Mrs J. Smith
to
The 8tmday echool w ill meet at homes which It w ill pay them
10 A. M. to consider "W h a t Christian make the most of. Homes of this end w ith his daugater, Mrs. Lewis, Nellie Lcutb ana Mrs. Batie Hand.
ity Meuns to the W orld.'* W h ile the type demand only the assistance of st Boardman.
Russ II McCoy, who has been tak
loaven of sin is w orking
In
the competent designers and mechanics
world the “ Pearl of G reat Price” Is tc alter them and transform them In ing a course In mechanics at Adcock
being offered. Christ Is the Pearl of to modern, livable homes, and this school at Portland, spent a few days
Great Price who was <lven as a ran can be accomplished at a cost that w ith his parents this week, leaving
som for our souls. T h a t C h ristian ity w ill more than repay the Investment Sunday to go to work In a garage
in Portland.
w ith Christ and His Cross aa its ce n l- made.
PENDLETON, OREGON
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Kendler and
ter, means life to the world.
We
Mrs. Corbetts spent Thursday afte r
hope many w ill be Interested In this
noon at the home of M r. and Mrs.
slutjy.
"The Believer's Death tp
W. C. Isom.
Sin" Is the theme of our morning
The regular meeting of the H . E.
exposition of Rom. 8:1 -11 .
Young
O. Coryell, M r. Conkling,
Mrs. C’s was held Thursday afternoon at
People's Union w ill meet a t 8 :3 0 P.
M. to study about Peter the Evange Frank Brace, Mr. G. A. Davis and the home of Mrs. Jess Oliver. Twelve
list. 9er. M t. 4 :1 8-2 0; 18:18. The son motored to The Dalles F riday on iadles were present and a very en
joyable time was had. The club Is
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message for evening worship is "U p business.
Mrs. James W arn er made a trip undertaking the art of Jesso work
rooted Plants." Prayer meeting and
LIST OF SERVICES
under tho supervision of Mrs. Frank
study of Evangelism at 7 :3 0 Thurs to Pendleton Monday.
E arl Rand of Portland Is visiting Grace and expect to have several pic
day night. W m. H . Don nor.
for a few days w ith his parents, Mr. tures on sale in the near future. r
Mr. and Mrs. Koeeoe W illia m s en
and Mrs. George Rand.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES
Miss Mildred Lockett of Salem, tertained Mr. and Mrs. F ran k Brace
and Mrs. I. W albridge of Portland, at Sunday dinner.
i t .AVan" was the subject of the
Friends here are pleased to hear
spent the week-end w ith Mrs. W al-
Lesson - Sermon in all
>hat E arl Stewart, son of Mr. and
brldges mother, Mrs. G. Wilson.
Churches of Christ, Scientist, on
Sunday, March 9.
Quite a sensation was created In Mrs. Chas. Stewart who reside here,
The Golden Text was, “Bleaeed
this v ic in ity Tuesday when the house s a member of the debate team from
Is the man whom thou choosest,
is
on the Bert K n igh t place burned to Monmouth Normal school th at
and causest to approach unto thee,
'.he ground. Strangers had occupied n akln g a tour through Oregon and
that he may dwell In thy courts: wa
the place only a few days claim ing Washington.
shall be satisfied with the good
The community ladies met at the
they
had rented It. The fire reveal
ness of thy house, even of thy holy
thurch last week and cleaned and
ed
several
barrels
of
mash
and
parts
temple” (Psalms 85:4).
of a still. Mr. G rim , deputy sheriff,
Among the citations whlcdt com
arrested the fam ily and took them to
prised the Lesson-Sermon was the
following from the Bible:
“The
Hoppner.
I t was thought the fire
Lord hath said unto me, Thou art
my Son; this day have I bogotthn
thee” (Psalms 1:7).
The Lesson-Sermon also included
the following passages from the
Christian Science textbook, "Sci
ence and Health with Key to the
Scriptures", by Mary Baker teddy:
"The foundation of mortal discord
la a false sense of man's origin"
(p. 282). "In Science man la tha
B U T T E R IS O NE OF T H E MOST DELICIOUS FOODS M ADE. IT
offspring of Spirit. The beautiful,
good, and pure constitute hla an
SHOULD BE USED F R E E L Y IN COOKING, F R Y IN G , B A K IN G , r
cestry...........Spirit Is his primitive
A N D ON T H E T A B L E . B U T T E R 13 ALM OST 100 P E R C EN T
and ultimate source of being; God
Is his Father, and Life to the law of
D IG E S TIB L E , A N D BECAUSE O F IT S
V IT A M IN
C O N TEN T,
his being” (p. 63).
THOSE G R O W TH -PR O M O TIN G , H E A L T H
P R E S E R V IN G
SUB
Troy Laundry
IRRIGON NEWS ITEMS
Renewable soft noses feature a
new hammer Intended to prevent In
jury to machinery on vhleli II Is used
A Tennessee high school student
has won a four-year college scholar
ship by Inventing a new high explu
slve.
With an Italian Inventor’s system
for supplying electric power to fnrm
tractors the current would be curried
by an aluminum cable supported by
balloons.
KECK
Barber Shop
W here Your
‘ Dollars
H ave More
Cents
tlon to th eir clothes, and would not
To Increase the spaed ef motor consider for a minute dressing attar
hoots an Inventor hits designed a vans
the mode of 20 years ago, live In
regembllng a fish's tall to be attached
to their sterna and raised or lowered homes built even more than a score
3f years ago. This Is not by prefer
to various angles.
ence, doubtless, but rather because
i
DAILY HELPS
they feel unable to go to the expense j
of building a new house and do not j
Sunday—Ye are My friends if ye do
realize th at for a comparatively small
whatsoever I command you.
expenditure they can have th eir home I
completely modernized and b e a u tt-1
Monday— Henceforth I call you not
•ervants but 1 have called you friends.
Wednesday—There la a Friend that
stlckelh closer Ilian a brother.
Thursday—I f ye kept My command
ments ye ehall abide In My love.
Friday—I f a man love Me he will
keep My words.
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CHURCH NOTES
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USED
CARS
BUY
With Confidence
of Hermiston
l
- , Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits Oro» 880,000
F. B. Swayne, Pres.
R. Alexander, Vioe-Prerident
A. H. Norton, Cashier
1925 Ford Coupe, rung good
....................................... ' .....
- I »24
Dodge 3-4
ton
.
8116.00
Panel De
livery, motor good, new battery.
Just tho thing
for that spring
and
hauling;
summer
Pr,<*> ............................. —
fu ll
8124.00
1928 Model A Roadster.... 1376.00
**S*tisfaetion and Servioe” ,
Rohrman Motor
Company
"SA TISFA C TIO N
and
SER VIC E"
- U s e It!
CONSOLIDATED
T r u c k Lines
Eggs, 35c
-
-
Chickens, $ 1 .8 0
Apples
Groceries -
Empties, 10c
- Empties, 20c
40c per 100 lbs.
55c per 100 lbs.
~ ft
H erm iston Transfer, A gts,
Phone 31
T H E P R O T E C T IV E FOODS.
Friday and
Saturday
W EBBER’S CLEANERS
THE D A L L E S, OREGON
WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER
BUTTER IS CHEAP NOW
CASH
5 Mar. 18-19
SO EAT PLENTY OF IT
PRICES
.M A I L
0E D E R 8
PRO M PTLY
F IL L E D
"There Is No Substitute for Good Butter”
3 Cans Apple B u tter............. 33c
16 Lbs. Sugar .................. 21-00
3 Cane Fancy Pumpkin .. 43c
W e -H a v e
U s e d P a r ts
H erm iston C ream ery Co.
1 Lb. M. J. & B. Coffee...... 48c
Royal Club Coffee, IJ)..... 48c
HERMISTON
OREGON
FOR ALL MAKES
10 Lbs. Onions ..............
80c
6 Cans Corn ........
T2c
E. F. PIERSON, Owner
IS THE TIME to n t
GARDEN SEEDS
shape for Sorin?.
ban assure vou a first-
class iob.
Onr orice is $2.00.
Don't w *it u ntil the n a s s is readv
to out.
,
WE ARE OFFERING OUR ENTIRE STOCK
OVERALLS.
PANTS
WORK SHIRTS
DRESS SHIRTS
CANVAS GLOVES
LEATHER GLOVES
BURNHAM
General
Merchandise
PHONE 341
SPECIAL
KNEER’S REPAIR SH OP
Children's Shoes.
WILL BE HERE ALL DAT
WITH A FULL
LINE OF
READY TO WEAR SPRING
DRESSES, SPRING COATS,
KATS, ETC.
We
have the time now and
LATEST STYLES IN MEN’S
UNDERWEAR
March 19
Mrs. McKinley
We Buy Used Cars
vour Lawn Mowers in
2 Pkga. Citrus Powder, 1 nice
G ranite Dish Pan ...........81c
Men's W ork Shoes.
Men's Dross Shoes.
Men's Oxfords.
Women's Shoes.
Misses’ Oxfords.
'
Hermiston Auto
Wrecking House
(T his Adv. Is sponsored by Oregon Creamery Operators Association)
Folger’s Coffee, L b .............. 48c
Misses' Pumps.
Adventist Church
Regular services at (he Advenlist's
meeting room In the
old
Corliss
hotel building this week.
Sabbath
March II. Cla
for all ages w ill
- First N ational Bank
STANCES. IT IS CLASSED B Y N U T R IT IO N E X P E R T S AS.O NE OF
Maxwell House Coffee, Lb... 48c
M. E. Church Notes
There w ill be morning worship ser
vices at the Methodist church Sun
day, March 16. This Is contrary to
the regular schedule, but on account
of the quarterly conference to be held
la Echo Sunday evening It w ill be Im
possible to hold the evening service
here.
Don't forget the change In
schedule. The Sunday school and
Epworth League services w ill be as
usual. You are cordially invited to
attend any one or all three of these
services on the Lord's dpy.
Then we would like to call your
attention to the church dinner to be
held In the basement of the church
the following Sunday,
March
13.
Members and friends of the church.
Just anyone. Is heartily Invited to
bring your basket of dinner w ith you
and worship w ith us. (hen gather
around the dinner table together.
Don't forget the date, March 23.
O. W . Payne, Pastor.
In the same way dollars multiply if steadily saved and left to
grow by the compounding of regular interest. We pay 4 per cent.
Damp Wash
20 lb*., 85c
For advertising purposes s sign has
been Invented to be carried on Hie FROM THE TUM-A-LUM
renr of an automobile and displayed,
INFORMATION DEPARTMENT I
a word at a time, by the motion of
the vehicle.
The exterior appearance of a man's|
Roller skates having single wheels homo convoys as much of his pride,
tinder the arches of their wearer’s personality and prosperity as do the!
feet have been Invented by an Eng- hats, clothing and shots he wears ad^ I
Itohman, who clnlma tha* more natural the car he drives.
Many persons who give close atten-!
balance results.
Tuesday—Ye have not chosen me
but I have chosen you.
ONE planted grain of wheat if left to grow creates a singel
straw w ith a head containing many grains.
Calls Mon.Tues.
Tburs. & Sat.
B u t t e r is N u t r it io u s
NEW INVENTIONS
One Creates Several
OF
GRANITE-
WARE AT VERY LOW PRICES. SEE OUR WINDOWS FOR DIS
PLAY
V ER Y SPECIAL
EAT
W H O LESO M E
B R EA D
FOR THE SAXE OF YOUR HEALTH
Onr bread retains .*11 the life-giv
in g qualities of the wheat— strength
ening and nourishing, it is tasteful
too.
In addition w e carry a fu ll line ef
the finest cakes and pies, baked on
the premise#, everything prepared
w ith the purest ingredients *nd made
to represent the utmost in debcieus-
ed food value.
Hermiston Bakery
UTILITY PA N S
Regular Price 81.00. while they lest........................ .
u
Cover Convex Kettles, regular 11.16, S p e c ia l______ ______ _
W hite and W hite Dish Pans, regular 21.80, Special ____
Ivory end Green Dish Pane, regular 21.10, S p e cia l_______ _
Yellow and Rad Tea Pots, regular 21-47, Special _______ _
Yellow and Red Tea Kettles, regular 22.42, Special ~~___
49c
... 8»e
... B«e
- 8»e
.. 9>c
21.28
Other Graniteware Priced
Accordingly
B le s s in g H d w e . C o.