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T o m F r a a e r w a s • U m a t i lla v i s i t
o r F r id a y .
K I N G S L E Y ’S
The Neighborhood club will meet
on February 28 at Mrs. Fowlers.
Come promptly at 2:30 for we have
a full program.
H l R M I t T O N ' f H O U S I O F Q U A L IT Y A N D « I R V I « "
M o rn ing delivery H a rta 10:30, aftern o o n 3:30.
PH O N E 171
The most excellent Grand" Jligh
Priest of the Royal Arch Masons was
a dinner guest at the home of A. F .
Ueelse Monday evening.
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Spring Merchandise
Miss Betty Beasley returned Wed
nesday night from Spokane where
she has been for sometime.
See Our Pattern
Books for
Suggestions
W. J. Warner was a business vis
itor in Pendleton Monday.
Community Clnb Holds Meeting
The Community club held its rcgul.
ar bi-monthly meeting on Tuesday
at the library. It was voted to co
operate with the Commercial club
in the tree planting project for the
Diagonal road and to buy the amount
of trees allotted. Mrs. O. C- Young.
In her report front the “Club woman”
explained the ubc of tha scholarship
loan. She also told of some of the bills
which the women of England are
hoping to have passed in Parliament.
‘Mrs. George H. Root's paper on the
, realistic novel was so skilfully handl
ed and go original that It was a real
treat, especially her comprehensive
criticism of Floyd Dell’s “Brlary
i’Bush” and Sinclair Lewis’s ‘‘Main
Street.” A spirited discussion of the
‘realistic novel and of current litera
ture followed. Mrs. J. W. Campbell’s
paper on Ellen Churchill Semple will
'be read at a later date.
Miss Hoffman will be here Tuesday
and will conduct a das» on nutrition
‘at the library at 2:30 p. m.
4070
STANDARD
DESIGNER
PATTERN
w ith THE BELRORP.
Motortruck
Ginghams
in French Tissue Zephyers
All New and Beautiful Patterns
were In Pendleton Friday on business where he had gone to take charge of
the Tum-A-Liim lumber yard during
Ed Comedgys nttended the Dokle the absence of C. W. Russell, who was
celebration In Pendleton last Friday. on a trip to Spokane.
Occurences o f Interest Gleaneri Flere
and There About the City and
Neiffhl>orho«d
ZERO SPECIALS
Special prices on OIL HEATERS which are just
8 Ideal Heat for the hall and bed rooms on these zero
S nights and mornings, and are also an insurance against
5 bursted water pipes.
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BUTTER CREEK ITEMS
■ HERMISTON POULTRY SUPPLY s
We Carry a Full Line of Chicken
Feed—the Best on the Market
By using Clark’s Foot Warmer
$4.25 Reg. Priced Heaters
$5.50 Reg. Priced Heaters
Get Our Prices Before You Sell
Phone 881
We Sell for Cash and Pay Cash
R . C . C h a llis , P r o p r ie to r
S e e O u r T h r e e W in d o w s
-for-
GRANITEWARE
and
TINWARE
Bargains never yet equalled in
in Hermiston. Too much to list
here but-
Mr». E. E. Mlckel of Coffeyville
Kas., 1» visiting her granddaughter, j
’Mrs, J. Pelmulder for two weeks.
A number of the local fistic fans
braved the weather and bad roads
Monday night Journeying to Pendle
ton to witness the bout between Joe
Dunn of Portland and Frankie Dean
of Pueblo. Joe Dunn of Portland was
given the decision.
Mrs. George Briggs was a Port- :
land visitor last week.
Bill, Val, Epha and Sadie Southward,
Mr. and Mrs. John Lewis and child
ren, Walter, Florence and Francis,
Ed Nunn, Ed Lewis, Mr. and Mrs.
John Grlnner and son Berton Wilson,
Gerald and Harry S! ipley. Mr. and
Mrs. C. H. Shaw and daughter Jen
nie Shaw.
Mr. and Mrs. John Grlnner and son
Berton Wilson are planning on leav
ing soon for their new home in Wash
ington.
A party was given a week ago for
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ward who were
married that week. The early part of
the evening was spent in playing
cards and a very good time was en
joyed' by all. Later the crowd left
and went to Mr. ind Mrs. John Grin-
ner and tho rest of the evening was
^pent in game» until raid-night when
sandwiches, cako, coffee and salad
was served. The crowd consisted of
Mr. and Mrs Roy Attebury and child
ren, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Shaw, Mr.
and Mrs. Dick Shaw and children,
Susan Spencer, Harry and Nina Ship.
Icy, Bert Quick, Harry and Evert
Hammon, Val, Bill and Epha South
ward, Mr. and Mrs. John Grlnner and
son, Vera and Zeta Ward, Jimmy
Shaw and Harold Spain.
Mrs, Vernon Parks and daughter,
Dorothy Jean, of Nampia, Idaho, are
here visiting friends and relatives.
We have a full line of good things to eat.
Another big shipment of Sun-Kist oranges
just arrived, also Dr. Phillip’s special Grape Fruit
Saturday only, 22 bars Luna white laundry
soap SI.00..
Try our Sun-Kist line of canned goods. They
will please.
THE STORE WITH THE BLUE FRONT
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J. Lee P a rk e r, P ro p rieto r
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Otto Sapper returned Saturday
from Portland where he had been at
tending the Oregon Hardware Deal
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those In this vicinity.
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Hermiston visitor Wednesday.
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WILL TRADE O. A. C. Leghorns for ■
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
Rhode Island Reds. L. E. Sullivan.
24-2tc.
FOR SALE— 2 Small Incubators, ca
paclty 130 earh. Mrs Henry Ott
Special $3.00
Special $4.00
O regon H ardware & I mplement C o .
to five
dollars we wilf give a 2 1-2 pound can of good
table syrup.
With $10.00 cash purchase a 5
pound can.
Mr. and Mra. J. K. Shotwell de
parted Sunday night for a few days
visit In Portland.
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Extra Charcoal Brick 10c each or $1 per dozen
Specials for Friday and Saturday
We also buy hides and pelts.
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Used by Loggers.
Nothing Is more characteristic of
logging ns It was done from 1800 to
1000 than the sight of a huge truck,
piled high with logs, and hauled
through the muck and over the cor
duroy of the woods trails by four, six,
or even more husky horses. If there
Is one place in the world where a
truck might be expected to fail, It is
here. But with the right kind of equip
ment It seems Just as easy to get the
logs out by gas as by horse; and there
need he no argument over the proposi
tion that, If It can be done at all by
gas. It can be done more cheaply so.—
Scientific American.
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Insure yourself against Frozen Radiators with John-
S son’s Freeze Proof, regularly priced at $2.00, now .$1.25
Mis» Emily Shotwell, who Is at
TheTe were numerous inquiries tending school In Walla Walla, spent
last week as to the whereabouts of the week-end with her parents In
Tin, Sheet metal work and Plumb •'Dud” West. Ills failure to appear on Hermiston.
ing. Call 763. I. E. Putman. ll-l(m I he street» or frequent his favorite
haunts were responsible for them.
SFOCIAI, C bK R ISPO N D EllG S
Kellogg and Schimke, the local
W. J. Warner and F. B. Hwayze He was finally located at Umatilla Ford dealers have received the fol
A surprise party was given In hon
lowing statistics from the Ford Mo
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tor Car Co. If you are inclined to or of Mr. and Mrs C. 11. Shaw who
be skeptical as to them being authen are expecting to leave soon for their
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tic Just start In and count tho num new home near Myrtly Creek.
ber of Ford» that you see in a day. very good time was enjoyed by all
’’With approximately 5,000,000 who were present and after several
Ford
Cars running now, and with Indoor games were played a lunch
Will Buy Anything You Have to Sell
all Indications pointing to their con was served of sandwiches, coffee,
in the line of Dressed Veal, Pork and Beef
tinued use through the year, there cake and cookies. Those present
will
be close to 7,000,000 Ford Cars were: Mr. and Mrs. Dick Shaw and
and want all of your Chickens and Eggs
In service at the end of the present children, Violet and Harold, Mr, and
Will pay you top price for No. 1 stuff
year or one Ford to every thre^fam- Mrs. Roy Attebury and children,
Kate, Irene and Floy; Harland and
llles throughout the country.
A statistical shark figures the car» Thresia Spain, M r. and Mrs. Frank
will pile up a yearly total mileage Ward, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Ward.
of at least 42,000,000,000 miles, |
equivalent to 233 round trips to the
sun. In doing this they will use In
at the right price
the vicinity of 1,700,000,000 gallons
of gasoline weighing over 13,600,-
February 23 and 24
WE DELIVER ANY PLACE
000,000 pound» and coating at 20c
a gallon 1340,000,000.
With every cash purchase amounting
and will call and get your chickens and veal if you
phone us.
Special $6.50
Special $8.00
Special $9.50
$8.75 Regular Price Heaters
$10.50 Regular Price Heaters
$12.50 Regular Price Heaters
Dr. F. V. Prime is In Pendleton
this week attending a session of the
Eastern Oiegon Dentists association.
The Doctor is secretary of the associ
ation.
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Gordon Hats - Very Newest Sh pes
and colors have arrived. We feel sure we can please
you and you all know what Gordon quality n u n .
GORDON CAPS in the new spring fat>ri< s. Ji>t
the styles appropriation for the spring sea« n- C< i
don quality.
Queen Quality Shoes
To arrive in the next few days; both oxfords and
pumps in spring styles. This is quality merchandise.
Hermiston Produce & Supply
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