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THURSDAY, AUGUST 14, 1*30
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is staying with Mrs. Blakely, her
mother-in-law. .
CHURCH NOTES
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H. C. Brunier is slowly improving
UMATILLA ITEMS
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Published »•»fry Thursday at Her
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Injuries received .about three
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mouths ago.
J. M. Biggs, editor and manager.
(By Mias Grace Rodda)
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Van Schoich
Orders were received from Portland
and
family motored to Portland last
Bntered as second elaas matter
Mrs. J. V. Allen entertained Sun- Baptist Church,
Deeember, l»04, at the postofflce at day In honor of Beverly's eleventh
1 he Hermiston
Hcrn,iBto Baptist church, C. August 3 to lay off the day hostler, week where they are visiting Mrs
Hermiston, Umatilla County, Oregon. birthday. The girls went to the W. Cutler, pastor. Sunday school 10 day ashpit man, boiler maker helper Van Schoich’ sister, Mrs. Clinton
and machinist helper. This took ef
Columbia beach where they enjoyed A. M. Morning worship 11 A. M. fect Friday. A. O. Foord, day hos Ilarvcy and family, formerly of Uma
tilla.
Sermon
topic
"Andrew,
the
First
Soul
Subscription Bates
swimming, followed by a treat of
Mr. and Mrs. Eob Bishop of Walla
One Tear ---------------------------- >2 01 watermelons. After returning re Winner." Evening worship 8 P. M. tler has bumped Bob Forod night
hostler, Leslie Thompson, night ash
freshments of ice cream and cake Sermon topic, “Religion In a Rain pit man Is now working on the rip Walla spent Thursday visiting friends
Blx M onths_____—_______ >1.00
in Umatilla.
were served. Those present were Darrel. "
track, James Cole, boilermaker help
Because of low water most of the
Beverly Allen, Mary Burnham, Gladys
er, Is not working and Bill Hanson swimmers have been going to the
McKenzie, Zelma Garner, Mary Rod Baptist-Christian Church.
bumped Jim Galaenous, day ashpit ferry landing instead of the regular
Sunday, August 17, Sunday school
da, Arlene Nunn, Janice Matott, Irene
ADDITIONAL LOCALS
man, which puts him out of a job.
Preaching at 11. Chris- This leaves only 4 men employed beach.
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♦ McKenzie, Jane Jackson, Grace Rod- at 1® A-
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Nugent motor
da, Mrs. J. V. Allen and sons Johnny tian Endeavor at 7 P. M. Preaching
In the roundhouse and three station ed to Pendleton Monday.
and Jimmy and Mrs. M. T. Matott at 8 P. M. Rev. C. 8. Treadwell will ery firemen.
Visiting From P*sco, Wn.
Mr. and Mrs. Bowen of Hermiston
and son Vance. Mrs. Allen proved fill the pulpit. We invite the public
Mrs. J. 8. Galloway of Pasco,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Lloyd
Miller
are
now
visited
at the D. M. Walsh home Sun
to
these
services
In
the
old
Corlia
a delightful hostess and everyone had
Washington, is visiting at the home
living on the Rev. W. O. Miller day. Mrs. Bowen and Mrs. Walsh
hotel building.
a most enjoyable time.
of her daughter, Mrs. William Scha
ranch west of town. Mr. and Mrs. are sisters.
Mrs. Walter Garner and children
b et
I-ewts Weatheral have rented the
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hull returned
accmpanted Mr. Garner to the moun M. E. Church.
parsonage.
from Spokane Sunday where they
Next
Sunday,
August
17,
there
will
tains near Albee Thursday. They
Johnny and Timmie Schrieber, for were called because of Mr. Hull’s
Returns From Visit.
be the regular morning service. Sun
returned home Friday evening.
merly of Umatilla but now of Seat- mother’s sickness. They left her
Mrs. O. T. Lockridge returned to
The Merry Stitchers met with Zel day school at 10 A. M. and morning tie, are visiting at the McKenzie very much improved.
Hermiston the first of the week from
ma Garner last Wednesday. Mrs. worship at 11 A. M. We extend to home.
I H. E. Crisman was called to Port
a three weeks’ visit in Portland, Seat
Garner, Ruth Arlene and Naomi you a cordial Invitation to come and
Mildred Conlon and Betty Me- land Sunday because of his daugh
tle and other coast cities.
worship
with
us.
We
of
the
Motho-
Nun were guests at theclub meeting.
Kenzie returned last week from Sea-1 ter's, Mrs. Esther Fisher, illness,
Mrs. M. L. Davis who has been dist church are earnestly striving to bold, Washington, where they spent
Visits From Sunnyside.
here looking after her property for serve the community to the best of a month at girl’s camp.
Mrs. M. D. Scroggs and children of
the last few months, returned to her cur ability and urge each aDd every
Mrs. Harriet Ford who has been
Sunnyside, Washington, are visiting • j,ome |„ port Huron, Michigan. Sat- one who desires, to join us In mak
teaching enar Portland, is staying for
at the home of Mrs. Scroggs* parents urday.
ing It a cooperative church.
some time at the home of her brother
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Campbell.
Glen Blakely.
Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Matott and
daughter Janice were Pendleton vis W®lla Walla Visitor.
Phyllis and Georgle Long from
Return From Emigrant Springs.
Mrs. Stella Shaar left Sunday for Iono are visiting their grandparents,
itors Thursday.
Mrs. Pearle Pace and son Jack, and
Mrs. Bert Quick hag gone to Ind Walla Walla where she spent sev Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Jarvis.
grandson, Fred Henscl, returned from
eral days visiting relatives. She re
Mrs. Jessie Blakely who lived in
iana
with her parents on a visit.
a five days' vacation at Emigrant
turned to her home In this city Tues Umatilla several years ago, is back
Mr. and Mrs. Le Verne Park and day afternoon.
Springs, Monday evening.
working at Murphy’s restaurant. She
children, Jean, Betty and LeVerne
of Nampa, Idaho, were guests at the
Emmigrant Springs Visitors.
Mr. and Mrs. William Benscl and Roy Attebury home the first of the
C. C. CONLEY
children spent Sunday at Eramlgrant week.
Springs vacationing.
Watchmaker and Jeweler
Richard and Strickland Glllilan re
turned to Portland "Saturday after a
Located in Leathers & Little Office Bldg.
week’s visit at the R. H. Thom ranch
Returns to Work.
"Where
your
Watch Work Is Guaranteed to Run Longer and Better"
Mrs.
Roy
Pearson
Is
suffering
from
Mrs. Mabel Ralph who arrived In
Hermiston last week after a 6 weeks a bone felon on her hand.
trip back east, returned to her work
Pete Sheridan and daughter Mary
at the Hermiston Light & Power com lane and Mrs. Gladys Comstock are
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pany office Saturday of last week. In Seattle.
Miss Fannie Todd who acted in Ms.
Vance Matott returned home after
Ralph's absence will remain in Her spending several weeks with bis
miston several days before leaving grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Oari
on her vacation.
left Thursday for Salem and Portland
ncompanled by Rosella Matott.
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Visit From Denver.
Mrs. W. A. Hinellne and nephew,
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Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Meyers of Den Carl Williams, Jr., spent last week
ver, Colorado, paid a visit to the A. end In Milton visiting with Mr. and
E. Bentel home Tuesday of this week. Mrs. B. F. Milton.
Mr. Meyers Is Mr. Bensel's cousin.
M. and Mrs. M. T. Matott and
daughter, Janice, left Wednesday for
Visit at Deeter Home.
a two weeks auto trip. They plan on
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Hindman, spending most of their vacation In
who have been visiting at the home Canada and returning by way of Seat
of their aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. tle and Portland.
Doris Deeter, returned to their home
Mrs. John Ulrich Is visiting at the
In Bellingham, Washington. Tuesday home of her son near Longview.
BETTER BECAUSE THEY ARE MADE FROM THE
of this week.
Mrs. Henry Klages and daughter
PUREST INGREDIENTS BY EXPERT BAKERS
Jessie returned home Monday after
At Vsriety Store.
a two week’e visit with her daugh
JUST TRY OUR BREAD, PIEfl, CAKES, COOKIES,
Let the Propst Variety Store order ter, Mrs. H. S. Huff, of Hood Rievr.
your sheot music.— Adv.
DOUGHNUTS, BUNS AND ROLLS.
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MINNEHAHA NEWS NOTES
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BETTER
Bakery
Foods..
W hen the cost
is no m ore, why
not choose
the best?
At the
To Serve Watermelons.
T ra it e l the Indolent
"Contentment," said Hi Ho, the sage
Will serve watermelons Ice-cold
Sunday, August 17. P. W Beamer, of Chlntitown, "Is usually experienced
by those who nre too Indolent of mind
1 1 - 1 miles out on Diagonal Road.— to fare their troubles.—Washington
Adv.
Star.
WE ARE OPERATING ON A
DECLINING MARKET
This individually owned store is following the
market as each New Price is named.
Apricots, peaches and pears are now the cheap-
* j SS fourtecn year»i Coffee since 1914; Cotton
and Woolen Goods cheaper than at any time since
* ar; ,i,oe* haVc a,so declined. SO GET OUR
PRICES BEFORE BUYING.
LA ST CALL !
Last call for Bathing Suits. We still have a few
and these are the days to use them. Men’s, Women’s
and Children’s. If in need look ours over.
STRAW HATS, ALL KINDS AND PRICES.
ODDS AND ENDS IN SUMMER UNDERWEAR-
AT GOOD PRICES
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PHONE 171
HERMISTON BAKERY
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USEDO
’ CAR r
II Black 1 White
Garase
W e Have
Used Parts
The Most Important Part
of Your Dollar!
— 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.
MAKE YOUR LIFE SHOW YOU A PROFIT. Take out that most
important part of your dollar FIRST, every week or month— and
SAVE IT.
>1.00 WILL START A SAVINGS ACCOUNT THAT WILL PAY
YOU 4 PER CENT COMPOUND INTEREST.
First National Bank
of Hermiston
Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits O ver >50,000
F. B. Swayze, Pres.
R. Alexander, Vioe-Fresident
A. H. Norton, Caihier
WEBBER’S CLEANERS
THE D A L L E S, OREGON
WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER
Aug. 20-21
M A IL
ORDERS
PROM PTLY
F IL L E D
CONSOLIDATED
Truck Lines
NOW
Chickens to Portland
$1.57 Coop
Hermiston Transfer & Storage Co.
Phone 31
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FOR ALL MAKES
Hermiston Auto
W reck ingHouse
THE BEST MONEY CAN
B U Y -W H Y PAY MORE
E. F. PIERSON, Owner
We Buy Used Cars
Goodyear means minimum road
trouble, maximum mileage.
S P E C IA L S
5 POUNDS CHEESE ............................................................................ >1.39
J 15-CENT PACKAGES MINUTE OAT3TS ...................................... 22c
2 PACKAGES WAFFLE AND CAKE FLOUR ............................... 23c
KINGSLEY’S
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U tW M U T O N « H O U W
O r Q U A ljff! » M p
>IWv,c l
30x3J High Pressure - $4.89
32x6 (10 ply) - -
$34.10
29x4.40 Balloons - ■ $5.55
30x4.50 Balloons
- $6.35
Others in proportion.
1 PACKAGE CARNATION OATS ....................................................... 29c
10 BARS LAUNDRY SOAP ..................................................................... 35«.
1 POUND TEA ........................................................................................... 45c
SALAD OIL. 1 QUART................... ........................................................ 37c
3 POUND HIGH GRADE BULK COFFEE ....... ........................ ....... 98c
FOUNTAIN SERVICE
A Lemonade that is known for its qualities. Try one.
8 POUNDS LARD ......................... ........................................................
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• POUNDS CORN MEAL ......................................................................... 3>c
S POUNDS ROLLED OATS ....... .................................. „.................49«
Other Cooling Drinks.
Our Fount»'n Is Modern
Sporting Good.
C.ndie., S.ndw id.e.
HITT’S CONFECTIONERY
Hermiston, Oregon—Phone 100
ROHRMAN MOTOR CO.
BURNHAM'S
OUR SHOP IS MODERN
General Merchandise
0UR SEEVICE
AUTHORIZED SALES AND S E R V IC E
HERMISTON, OREGON
PHONE #71