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PAGE TWO -------- -------- ---- ---- -------— - . T THE HKBMISTOS HERALD. HERJUBTON, OMGOJ«. 3!J|r $rrtnta:ua Ijrrali) people are concerned, and become a u, , necessity. And It almost seems as If ♦ two out of every three persons one Published every Thursday at Her. knows are away on vacation during ♦ ♦ miston, Umatilla County, Oregon by this month of August, J. M. Biggs, editor and manager. The political situation remains the ■stared as second class matter December, 180», at the postofflee at same: Support Metschan for a dis Hermiston, Umatilla County, Oregon. count on hotel accommodations: Jul ius Meier fr 49 cent power; Ed Bail ey for— gosh, Just cheaper pumpkins Subscription Kates lor pie. Bull-oney— a promise is a Ose T e a r _______ ________ »S.0» debt unpaid— poor candidates. Bis M onths........................ »1.0» where LOCAL NEWS ITEMS will visit with Mrs. of last week for Athena where she' the week end with Mr. Pace's cousin, visited with Mrs. Frank U ttle for J. M. Pace, of Hermiuton. rew Broston. Mr. Dean intends to several days. return to Hermiston In a couple of Returns to Goldendale. weeks while Mrs. Dean will make a Leave on Vacation. Mrs. M. A. Kelley, who has been longer visit. Mr. iuil utis. Curtis Simons and visiting her son, H. W. Kelley, for Sllvey and Coldis Shutter left Satur the past week, returned to her home day evening tor Bingham Springs in Goldendale, Washington, Sunday. Former Teachers Here. Laura Wallace and Margaret Mc where they will spend their vacation. Devitt, former teachers in the local Visit at Hutchison Home. school, were In Hermiston visiting Is Sunday Visitor. k Mr. and Mrs. Clarence (Red) friends Saturday. They left Satur Florence Udcy wig a Rnnday'guest Williams and Mr. and Mrs. Marvin day evening for Miss Wallace's home at the M. L. Watson home in this Hutchison of Pilot Rock, visited at in Stanfield where they will remain city. the Baxter Hutchison home in Col- for several days. ♦ Dean's parents, Mr. and Mrs. And ♦ ♦ Learns Switchboard. Georgia Warren is learning the switchboard at the telephone office so she will be able to take Shlrlle Brownson's place when she leaves for college in the fall. Returns From Pendleton. they Imogene Paul, who visited with The unemployment situation in the VACATION TIME Erma Clarke of Pendleton for sev United States is to be taken care of eral days, returned to Hermiston by the establishment of over 1800 Visit at Proost Home. Thursday evening. This month of August is the one miniature golf courses day. An . * v O ' - » .» W M l o cn b per rvl U a J , II “ Returns From Visit. Mr. and Mrs. Ross McKechnie and onth of the whole year which has other accomplishment for the Hoov- Mrs. A. E. Bensel who has been in children, en route from Caldwell, »n loiral holidays of » general __ . observ Leave lo r Clarkston. no legal Palouse and Walla Walla, Washing Idaho, to their home in Portland, er administration. Mrs. Bert Mullins and two daugh ton. the past two weeks visiting re ance in it. But In another sense, it spent Sunday afternoon visiting at ters, Geraldine and Roberta, left is the great holiday month. A professor declares that married Saturday morning for Clarkston. latives, returned to her home In this the home of Mr. McKechnie’s cousin, Everybody who can take a vaca H. L. Propst. men are smarter than single ones- Washington, where they will visit city Monday of this week. tion tries to take It in the summer, certainly, they have to be. Mrs. Mullins' mother, Mrs. H. E. snd August is the time when people Binçham Springs Visitor. Attend Air Tour. Stanley. whose homes and work are in the Mr. Mr. 1 W. J. Bloklanl i mm and c E. j . m. M. Hauser . if and Mrs. . . Fred . . . .. Barker and ---- INFLUX OF NEW FAMILIES cities get away as far and as fast and Mrs. Dwight McKinney went to attended the air tour In Pendleton Return From Twin Falls. as they can from the heat and noise. Bingham Springs Saturday evening Saturday morning. INCREASED DURING JULY Mrs. Enos Martin and children re where they enjoyed a short vacation The vacation habit has become so turned last week from a three weeks widespread In America that it is Nineteen states sent a total of 105 Motor to Pendleton. practically universal. There are few, new families to Oregon during July visit at Twin Falls, Idaho, with rela Return. tives. . „ ’ , . i rrlf , ° n' wh0 u was I motored Mildred to Cummins and Saturday John Kopacx if any, business houses or manufac who bought 7488 acres of land and l „ Wim l T „ q(. »a Pendleton af turing establishments which do not invested »403,200, according to the injured in the automobile accident Iternoon give all employes some sort of a monthly report of W. G. Ide, man Le’ v’e for No:th Dakota, Monday evening, returned to his Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dean and home Saturday after spending several, summer vacation. The general rule ager State Chamber of Commerce is two weeks with pay for all who California, us usual, led in new fam baby son, Kenneth, left Tuesday eve days in the Hermiston medical hog-1 ^rom Filer, IdaJo . Mr' “nd Mr8' W H' Pace and have been with the concern a year ilies with 85; and New Jersey, Mass ning for Cooperstown, North Dakota. pital. He Is improving rapidly. i daughter of Filer, Idaho, visited over or more, one week tor those who acliusetts, Ohio and Florida were also have been with It less than a year. represented. A large number of new Motors to La Grande. Goes to Portland. C. A. Paul motored to La Grande Uncle Sam is more generous. All families entered business In Oregon II. L. Propst left Sunday with Mrs. employes in tho Foderal Civil Ser five auto camps and stores being pur Tuesday of this week to look after Propst's sister, Mrs. John Glascock, business interests in that city. vice get 30 days vacation with full chased, two grocery stores, a laun who has been visiting here for sev pay. eral days, for Portland where he I dry, a hotel and other business in will attend Buyers' week. One thing which business has dis vestments made by the new people Leave on Vacation. C. R. Myers and family expect to covered Is that vacations psy. Few 'I he report also shows ten large land leave Saturday of this week for the From Olympia. persons can stand the unremitting sales made by families sent to Oregon east where they wilt spend a month's Mias -Ada Soneson, former Her-1 grind of 52 weeks of work without by tho Los Angeles office of the State vacation, visiting relatives and miston girl, now of Olympia, Wash lelaxation, or if they can stand it Chamber, one 500-acre purchase in friends. ington, arrived in Hermiston Thurs they do not take it kindly. In health Klamath county being for »22,500 day to spend several weeks with her | accumulated - for _ the rest o fthc ------------------------------------ year snd one 180-acre tract ... in Baker -------------— father, A. Soneson. vacations pay dividends to employ- '’"»nty bringing »10,600. Hundreds Mefor fo Pendleton. Gerald White and J. A. Clark mot ers as well as to employees. of people called at the Los Angclei ored to Pendleton Monday. Visits in Athena. There are those to whom vaca office for travel information on Ore Mrs. J. D. Waghorn left Thursday! tion means merely a change of gon and over 100 local chambers of scene, others to whom It means noth commerce in Oregon cooperated to ing but rest, others who find In rroperly entertain and show the vis vacation an opportunity to pursue itors the scenic spots in all parts of some special sport or outdoor Inter the state. est. But to everybody a vacation of some sort has passed out of the class | of luxuries, so far as the American I Subscribe for The Herald— »2.00 BETTER ninnnunnnnia ■ « Bakery Foods.. At The Old Stand Where you always get Quality and Service G00DICES AKE AJÎD IS BETTER BECAUSE THEY ARE MADE FROM THE ALWAYS KEEP THE MONEY IN THE COMMUNITY AS F A R M E R S ^ ° UR UVEST0CK HERE FROM THE Our meats are all handled in the moat sanitary manner. Open for inspection at all times. PUREST INGREDIENTS BY EXPERT BAKERS At the DOUGHNUTS, BUNS AI D ROLLS. HERMISTON BAKERY Hermiston Meat Market Why N ot tennnnnnnx kAA/ 0 USEDn CARA LOW FARES Reduced f a r e .a ll p e r t .o f w .t t lib e r a lr t o p . F ,n ® .‘ r* ‘n ,l m odern equipm ent) •p ien d id .ervic e; .cenic route. S hort (A la t r ip , e r .b l e you to v in t — H A T ,o* * t PARK i ™ 5 . AXTON XATIOMAl PARK ” A T ì ON AL P A R I MATIO’«Al- PARK y NATIONAL PARK ROCKY MOUNTAIN N A T’L PARK *"**rmaUa«i and Baeklots an r r q a e t « U N IO N P A C IF IE Hermiston Auto W reckingHouse » -ÏÏ W A H H IN G tO N and F. c. Savings WOUOHTBR Aseat, Hermiaton, Oregon FOUNTAIN SERVICE A Lemonade that is known for its qualities. Try one. Our Fountain Is Modern ’ SpM tinj G ood, C .o d ie ., S a n d w id e* _____ Hermiston, Oregon—Phone 100 > “ W here your dollars » have more cents." A lready it has saved many lives. N o matter how hard the impact, the windshield o f die new Ford will not «batter. Y ou are therefore protected from dying glass — the cause o f 6 5 % o f auto- mobile injuries. Come in and let us show you the many other unusual fea. “« ts o f thia great new ▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼ First National Bank of Hermiston C a p ita l, S urplu s an d U n d iv id e d P ro fit* O v e r » 5 0 ,0 0 0 F. B. Swayze, Pres. R. Alexander, Vice-President A. H. Norton, Cashier WEBBER’S CLEANERS THE D A L L E S, OREGON WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER Aug. 13-14 ORDENS PROM PTLY F IL L E D C O N S O L ID A T E D Truck Lines Es8s> 35c - - Chickens, $1.80 Apples Empties, 10c\ - Empties, 20c\ 40c per 100 lbs. 55c per 100 lbs. ., T he P acific T elephone and T elegraph C ompany “Long Distance” commands attention C O N V E R S A T IO N face-to-face A .m a y soon be forgotten. But a conversation over wires that stretch for many m iles makes a real impression. Business men use “long distance’’ to »» HITT’S CONFECTIONERY »1.00 WILL START A SAVINGS ACCOUNT THAT WILL PAY YOU 4 PER CENT COMPOUND INTEREST. Phone 31 has a Triplex shatter-proof glass windshield » M i™ BOSTON.......... ~ * MAKE YOUR LIFE SHOW YOU A PROFIT. Take out that most important part of your dollar FIRST, every week or month— and SAVE IT. We Buy Used Cars t o b o «MO s . . .... ATLANTA.. ..^... »I». P IT T S B U R G H SIR Other Cooling Drinks. Burk’s for Bargains. Hermiston Transfer, Agts. FOR ALL MAKES SS S £ .T < fu \& : C. H. Nuckolls, who spent a week's vacation visiting at the home of his father and mother-in-law, returned to his home in Portland Sunday. — IS THE PART YOU SAVE. You can live with the part you spend, while you have it to spend, but you can't get far ahead. Groceries - We Have Used Parts ROUND TRIP TO ? r » N TA T, ilBlack&While Barane Returns to Portland. E. F. PIERSON, Owner EAST grJr* 5 T1VB «» T® SEPT. > • RETURN LIMIT OCT. >1, X fia W h en the cost is no m ore, why not choose •. the best? ,umbla district Sunday. They re turned to their home in Pilot Rock Sunday evening taking Mrs. Baxter Hutchison and daughter Lois with them where they will remain for a week visiting. The Most Important Part of Your Dollar! M A IL JUST TRY GUR BREAD, PIES, CAKES, COOKIES, "Quality——Service" A. W. TURNBLAD — PHONE 411 THURSDAT, AUGUST 7. 1880 BURNHAM'S General Merchandise g et prompt results. ROHRMAN MOTOR CO. The fro n t pages of your telephone directory offer practical inform ation about modern in tc r-c ity service.
