The Hermiston herald., May 01, 1930, Page 8, Image 8

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Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Biggs motored
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rrom nennewicg.
to Pendleton Monday afternoon.
B. 1. Whitney of Kennewick, was
. in Hermiston Tuesday.
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
Paint Expert Coining.
On May 3 a paint expert will be at
the Tum-A-kum Lumber Co. who will
gladly asaiat you with any paint
problems which you may have. Com'
In on Saturday between 10 A. M. and j
5 P. M. and bring with you a small From Umatilla.
piece of furniture, such us a chair,
Mrs. Ben Spencer and Mrs. Martin
stool or magazine rack, for him to >f Umatilla were in Hermiston Tues­
paint or enamel. Old furniture may day.
be renewed in so many attractive
ways.
From Goldendale.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Camplaln. of
Begistcred at HoteL
loldendale, Washington, were visi
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Scott, Waynt tors at the F. H. Morían home Sun
Miller. Harriet Brancbflower, Mrs. lay.
Blanchard, O. A. Sundquist, F, H.
Baker. O. P. Banfield, all of Port­ fietnrns Fr°m Seattle.
land; R. C. Burton, Walla Walla; O.
Mrs. B. S. Kingsley returned from
H. Peterson, Seattle; and Mr. and Seattle Saturday morning where she
Mrs. Ryle Teid, Vancouver, Washing had been visiting her son.
ton.
Spends Week-end.
Mrs. Shaar Improving.
Dr. I. U. Temple, of Pendleton, was
Poitl’ nd Visitor.
in Hermiston Monday In the Interest
B. A. Garrett spent the week-eud
of bla candidacy for republican re­ In Portland.
presentative.
Jim Hodgins was an Athena visi­
Pauline Morris, who Is teaching tor Sunday.
near Pendleton, was home for the
week-end.
Attend Ball Game.
THE TUM-A-LUM LUMBEB GO.
Paint«
Phone 331.
Hermiston, Oregon, May 1, 1930
No. 17
By
J. 8. FLETCHER
What the government ought to do
a appropriate enough money so we
ill could stop work.
R. A. Brownsou, Yd. Mgr. Editor.
to see that the fly screens are O. K.
W. B. Beasley Is improving the
looks of his residence with a coat of
white paint.
Standard Oil Man Arrivrs.
Mr and Mrs. Virgil Wagner and
two daughters spent the week end at
the home of Mrs. Wagner’s mother.
Mrs A. Bills.
Goes to Weiser.
Mrs. O. Ö. Felthouse left Monday
for Weiser, Idaho, to viali relative
In that city.
T h e IB-11 C olor H a rm o n y
S electo r h elp s y o u c r e a te
r e fr e s h in g
in terio rs
Paint this kitchen let­
tuce green, its wood-
w ork b eig e. Enamel
some o f the furnishings
royal blue, some jade
green and use the new
coral enamel utensils.
The w h o le -c o o l, har­
monious, refreshing!
But don’t wait to be nmdy to p ^ w .
Let us show you this practical device
n ow —also its companion chart for
colorful exteriors.
Pendleton V'litors,
Mm. A. E Bensel. Mrs. Fred
Barker and Mr. and Mrs Karl
Bensel were Pendltton visitors F ri­
day.
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b a » s - s * h u e t e r
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■ A B M O îT r r îlW I g
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Motor to Pendleton.
Mildred Cumming» and John Kop-
M motored to Pendleton Sunday eve-
*T H 1
WAY
TO
Here's the
secret!
It's the com bination o f high-grade
hall bearings (at the vital points 1,
2, 3, and 4 ) and positive, auto­
m atic lub rication , th a t makes the
M cC o rm ic k -D e e rin g sc easy to
tu rn . A gleam ing, japanned fin­
ish and a special disk-rem oving
ro d makes it easy to keep the
M cC orm ick - D eerin g clean and
fresh. T o appreciate these fea­
tures, you m ust see them l
Every high speed point has high-grade ball
hearings. ONLY the McCormick-Deering is
so equipped. It takes much o f the work out
o f the morning-atathevening separating. No
wonder it makes a hit with evpry man and"
woman who sees and turns it. AmMhat’a
only the start. The McCormick-Deering has
many other points o f improvement. It is
setting new records in clean skimming. It
is easy to wash, and it is self-oiling. Come
in and see something really modern in sepa­
rators. We are demonstrating every day.
Six sizes —hand, belted, and electric—for
one cow or a hundred.
Oregon Hardware & Implement Co.
B oo kplates
SCHOOL NEWS
A bnokplute la n printed or engraved
label, beiiring the owner's mime and a
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decnrnllve design, which Is pasted In-
aide tlie front cover of n book. The
Two tennis matches have been ar­
most [Hipulut size for a bookplate Is
ranged, one of which will be played
2 by 214 Incbe*.
on the Hermiaton cours with Pilot
Rock on Thursday afternoon. May 1,
and the other with Echo on the Echo
courts Friday afternoon, May 2.
The Junior class is entertaining
with a theatre party to be held In
Pendleton Friday evening 1 nhonor
of the Senior class. Several teachers
have been (nvlted to attend.
The Umatilla County Tennis Tour­
THE OLD RELIABLE EYESIGHT nament w ill be held on the local
courts Friday and Saturday, May 9
Save Y our E yes
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i T i >p t
R O M B I*
land IO, according to Superintendent
F. E. Shaw, who received word from
I County
Superintendent
Yeager.
Twelve schools will be Invited to par­
ticipate.
The Home Economics teacher has
been elected for the coming year by
the school board. She Is Miss Ethyl
O. Beaugher of Toledo, Oregon, a
graduate of Oregon State college and
has teaching experitnee for l yedrs.
Dr. H. C. Gurry
Good Nut»
. For children almonds are the
nuts. Half their weight consists of
an easily digestible fnf—a perfect sub­
stitute for men! fat, which many chil­
dren wor.'t eat.
SPECIALIST
OF SEATTLE
Who has made professional visits to
—READ IT IN THE—
Hermiston H erald
(The fourth installment of this
rp»t mystery story w ill be found on
page,six. Numerous requests have
been received from readers for the
continuation of this serial and we are
here presenting the fourth install­
ment.)
REDW HITE
Hermiston for 20 years will again
he »t the
HOTEL HERMISTON
F rid a y , M a y 9
NORTON’S GROCERY
FOR ONE DAY
Eyes F »mined
COURTESY
Glasses Ground *nd Fitted
Watch For Our Hand Bills For
Saturday and Monday Specials and
make a list of ones you may need.
A NICE LINE OF DRESS PANTS FOR MEN ATPRICES TO SUIT
ALL. JUST RECEIVED—LOOK THEM OVER. CAN FIT THE
CMAIIFST MAN AS WELL AS THE LARGEST. SNAPPY NUM­
BERS.
volves a slotted mask thru which ap­
pear tested color combinariooa.
N. S. Felthouse of New Plymouth.
Idaho, visited a few days at th<
homes of his brothers. O O. Felth'’us«
and W. W. Felthouse, of thia city.
M c C ormick - D eering
The Owner Serves. You at the Red
* White Store»»-tor each Red A ** *
White Store ia Independently owned
and managed by an experienced
grocer who is a neighbor of yours
and anxious to please you.
Phone service— Free Delivery—
Charge Account Privileges.
1.1
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Specials Saturday-Mon.
A NICE LINE OF FRESH VEGETABLES. A IS0 BANANAS, GRAPE
_____________ FRUIT. ORANGES AND RHUBARB.
T his c o m b in a tio n is
o n e o f many on the B-H
In terior C olor Har­
mony Selector. Its form fa a colorful disc l
From Hew Plymouth.
When a boy leaves
home and returns
alter many years,
Vj-ich man, he is
^eperally the pride
of the countryside.
Id this case it is
different. The mil­
lionaire comes back,
not to find praise
and the open arms
of w elcom e, hut
to m eet a very
malign fate.
ln the spring a young man's fancy
llrh tly turns to thoughts of love,
while others of us have to rake the
lawn, spade the garden and help
clean tip the house. So while we are
do:nfr that lt would be R
T nok In th,e Saturday Evrl.lng
Post for May 3 If you want to aee
George Newell left Thursday for
iow beautiful shingles can Improve a
Fix up a spare room In the attic
Baker, Oregon, where he w ill be em­
home. They Insulate, beautify and
•» this summer won’t
ployed by the General Gag and Oil ire reasonably priced.
have to hang on a nail. Ask ua about
company. Mrs. Newell and two child­
details.
ren w ill remain In Hermiston for the
Our Idea of a man- tr u ly , going
present and have moved Into thq
down In defeat Is a floorwalker with
Wrestling Is merely necking with
Ella B. Percy residence.
fallen arches.
tho heart interest removed and no
holds barred.
Motors to Pendlet°n.
It may be nearing summer but It
W. J. Warner motored to Pendle­
Is the time to put on a leak proof
C. A . Corlls is making some re
ton Wednesday to attend to legnl
rcof. pioneer In all of the colora. at pairs on his house.
matters connected with his profess
mall order prices plus personal ser­
Ion. Mrs. Warner nccoihpanled him. vice and the privilege of returning
Feo you later. Yours till canni­
unused portions.
bals turn vegetarian.
From Enterprise.
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EDITORIAL
Leaves for Baker.
Mr. and Mrs Curtis Slmlona were
dinner guests at the George llarken-
rlder home Bunday evening.
The
Mazaroff
M ystery
V arnish
On May 3 a paint expert will be
with us, who w ill gladly assist you
Miss Dorothy Hitt, who is attend­
vlth any paint problems which you
ing school at Portland, was a week­
nay have. Come In on Saturday bo-
end visitor at the home of her par­
wcen 10 A. M. and 5 P. M. and
ents, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. H itt. Hei
•ring with you a tn.ia.il piece of fur-
roommate, Mist Annabelle Long
Hture, such as a chair, stool or mag-
fellow, was her guest over the wrelt
izlno rack for him to paint or
end. Jerry Winns of Twin Falls,
;namtl. Old furniture may be re-
Idaho, was also a week-end guest at
lev/ed In so many attractive ways.
the H itt home.
Dinner Guests.
Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Felthouse were
Pendleton visitors Saturday.
— AGENTS FOR—
Week-end Visitors.
J. C. Nye. wife and two children,
who have been living In Pendleton
whore Mr. Nye wag employed by the
Ftandard Oil Company, moved to Her­
miston May 1 where Mr. Nye will he
special agent In this district for the
Standard Oil company. They are re ­
siding In the residence formerly oc­
cupied by the George Newell family.
J. Hodgln. relief man for the com­
pany. who has been In Hermiston for
the past two weeks, will return to
Pendltton.
Pendleton Visitors.
TUM-A-LUM TICKLER
Moving to Agnew Ranch.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald White arc
moving this week from their present
residence to the A. W. Agnew ranch
about a mite southwest of Hermla
ton.
Hermiston people who attended the
ball game at Umatilla Sunday were
Mrs. Frank Little, Bill Felthouse.
Mildred Cummings, Eugene Seitz and
Eugene Hanby.
Published in the interests of the people of Hermiston and vicinity by
Voi. 30
I Î
Athena Visiter,
Spends Week-end.
Herbert Hanellne, who Is employed From La Grande.
Clara Gehnert
and
Catherine at Klamath Falls, spent the week­
Eugene Seitz of La Grande, stopped
Cr;nua apt nt the week end In Hood end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. over Saturday and Sunday and visited
River visiting their sisters, Teresa Bert Hanellne.
with friends. He was en route to
Gehnert and Nan Cranna, who aie
San Francisco.
teachers In the Hood River schools. Wall* Walla Visitor.
Dr. H. C. Curry, the Seattle Eye­
O. O. Felthouse was a W alla Walla
At Imperial.
sight Specialist, who has made pro­
W. W. Felthouse, hay buyer of visitor Monday on business.
Hermiston Is at the Imperial from
fessional visits to Hermiston for 20
years and is known for good Optical
Umatilla county.— Morning Oregon­ Prom Portland.
ian.
R. H. Laughlin, of Seattle, was In work at reasonable prices, w ill again
Hermiston
Monday
and Tuesday be at Hotel Hermiston Friday, May 9,
Attends Flay.
for one dny. Eyes examined, glasses
Jane Warner attended the Umatilla looking after business Interests.
ground and fitted.— adv.
high school play and band concert
held Friday night nt the Umatilla Motor to Pendleton.
high school.
Mrs. Thomas Campbell Is vlsttim;
her daughter, Mrs. Maurice Stroggs
st Sunnyside, Washington. Sho ex
pects to be gone about two week».
THE WORLD’S
Easiest-Running Cream Separator
From Pendleton.
From Klamath Falls.
Viiiting at Sunnyside.
isarnnsasnssns
E. M. Hauser, assistant county
B ill Shaar who was In W alla W alla ■
agent, spent Sunday with bis par
Monday visiting his wile, Mrs. Stella 1 ents at Meacham.
Shaar, who Is In a hospital In th a t;
city, report, that h l. wife I. -lowly
improving.
Dewey Schiller was a W alla Walla
visitor Tuesday night.
Spend Week-end at Hood Biver.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Cooley, of E l­
lensburg. Washington, have Just mov­
ed to Hermiston with a view of en
taring their children in the Advent
let school next fa it Mr. Cooley is a
Colportuer Evangtlht.
M***.
Walla Walla Visitors.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank L lttla
were Be turns Home.
W alla W alla visitors Monday.
: Edith Mikesell. who was operated
ntng to attand the show.
' on for appendicitis several days ago
Visiting.
u
„ m
.. . „
, at S‘ Anthony's hospital in Pendio-
Spends Week-end.
,
7 ;,
, ,u Cm*U6 w
P° rt,and- ton. returned to her horn. Saturday,
John Haddox of Pendleton spent la visiting at the Tom Fraser home.
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the week-end in Hermiston.
Move From Ellensburg.
vans
THPBSPAT.
SOME PRETTY NEW PATTERNS IN FLAKONS. ORGANDIES,
IAWNS AND VOILES, TO M A K E u p FOR T H E HOT DAYS T H A T
WILL SOON BE HERE
Some nice new number* in Rayon Underwear and Sleeping Gar­
ment». hese will make appropriate gift* for Mother** Day and
Commencement.
ASK TO SEE OUR GOVTS AND HOSIERY FOR BOTH MEN AND
May 3-5
B A M , BEANS
2 No. 2 Tina .........................
MILK—Carnation °r Borden'*
2 Can* f o r ............................
SPICY NOTKMŸER CAKE
Quality, Quantity ......................
COFFEE—Red
A White
1 Pound Bag..........................
SALT0N— Ab«ka Sockeye
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KINGSLEY’S
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3 i/o. 1 tall for ..............
43c
27c
49c
40c
98c
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