TOE
H JC B M IS T O a
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
■ BREVITIES ■
Holiday
OeaeranM» « f l i t a w t G l—n .» Hme
■ad T W . About t k .O H .M d
Ti«, Sheet m etal work and Plum b­
ing. Call 7 «3. I. R. P utm an. 11-tfe.
Suggestions
Four h oi. range with warming
oven and reservoir. Combination
high chair. Mrs. G. A. Creasy. -4tf
Protect your radiators against
freezing by using Anti-Freeze, $1.60
per gal. Free testing service. Kel.
logg A Schimke.
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Cranberries, pound........................ 25c
Armour's Veribest Mince M e a t...
pound............................................... 25c
Bulk Raisins, new crop, p o u n d . 15c
New Currants, p a c k a g e ....- — 25c
New Dromedary Dates, p k g ....... 25c
New California Fig», pkg ............. 10c
Brookfield Sausage, ca rto n ....... 40c
P. S. Vegetable Salad, can......... 45c
N ew Crop Cal. W alnuts, l b ........ 35c
New Crop Ore. W alnuts, lb ...... 30c
Orange and Lemon Peel, l b ....... 35c
Citron, -pound.................................. 70c
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H E R M IS T O N 'S
IN C .
H O U S E O F Q U A L IT Y A N D S E R V IC E "
PROPER HOUSING MEANS
MORE PROFITS IN HOG RAISING
The Hog needs protection more than
most domestic animats beentiHe it
lack« natural protection, and Is very
succeptablc to the Influence of cold,
heat and drafts.
Hog houses should have tight walls,
roofs, doors and windows, abundant
sunlight, well drained floors and
plenty of fresh air without drafts.
They should be strongly built of good
materials.
Frame construction meets nil these
Requirements and Tum-A-Lum iH re.
commended because it is carefully
and accurately mode, is strong, dur­
able, dependable and will give live,
long honest service.
*Plcture of Hog Ilnune here shown In
only one of the many properly design-
fed styles that our architectural de­
partment hi
o :t.
Willard Felthouse returned Friday
from Pendleton.
Free Plana w ith M a tirk ls for All
F a n s Buildings at
A number of friends gathered
at the F. L. Sampson home last
iTuesday evening the occasion
¡being hh birthday.
TUM-A-LUM
LUMBER CO.
P hon. I l l
H e rm iito n
We are offering you
A Special in 32-inch
Gingham
Regular 35 cent grades at 25 cent»
per yard.
While these last, this lot w ill save
you some money.
These are short length enta and
good patterns.
Hermiston Produce & Supply Co.
' THE BEST OF GOOD SIMVICÏ"
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RADIO
W . are hearing Schenectady, Troy
and Pittsburg every afternoon with
good concerts, and are making up
several sets for different part» of th .
project that will receive such con­
certs. Why not allow us to figure
tut a set for you that we will guár­
ante. will bring returns from all
parts of the States and Canada.
They cost less than you think they
do. Ask us.
SAPPERS’ INC.
IMPLEMENTS
RADIO OUTFITS
ELECTRICAL COMTRACTMC
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can Imagine that this Bide of the glor.
loua aunaet he can see the city of
Hermiston, certainly but a few min­
ute« run If a highway were com­
pleted to Cold Springs. It is not so
bad however over the hill at thia
time of the year and a run over there
it an interesting one.
V ttD O L
— READ THE WANT ADS—
For Your Ford—
-READ THE WANT ADS—
Exclusively!
Winter Will
Soon be Here
FOR years, folks lubricated their Ford
cars—many still do—with the same oils
that other folks used in Buicks, Dodges,
Locomobiles and a host of other cars —
correct oils for those cars, perhaps, b u t
n o t fo r th e F ord.
The only oil that will perfectly lubricate
the Ford should be made for the Ford—
exclusively. That’s why Veedol Fordol
was created.
Stop and let us refill your crankcase with
Veedol Fordol. The smooth operation of
your car will make you feel a new res­
pect for your compact little motor.
Bring in your
CURTAINS
and
TOPS
and have them
Repaired, so you w ill
Be Prepared
When the Snow
Flies
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FOR SALE BY
Oregon Hardware & Implement Co.
KNERR’S
Repair Shop
pmorrow
I . is
Kalin Day
We Sell
NOURISHING
HOME MADE
BREAD
— THE USUAL—
— 24 OUNCE—
/s
15 Cent Loaf
Set
Complete ?
— FOR—
10 Cents
BAKERY GOODS OF QUALITY
AT RIGHT PEI ES
P e te r M en g e
Proprietor
Tomorrow we’re showing a special display of the famous
and ever-popular Pyralin Toiletware in all the leading pat­
terns in Ivory, Shell and Amber colors.
Why not take this opportunity to complete your set—or
at least add a few essential articles to those you now have?
=SEE=
If you haven’t a Pyralin set already—start one now. Or
there may be a birthday or other anniversary coming soon
when a gift of Pyralin, with its exquisite beauty and con­
stant usefulness, will be sure to please.
BUHMANN BROTHERS
Stop in and see our display. The name stamp on each
article is your guarantee of life-long satisfaction.
Hermiston, Oregon
Mitchell Drug Company
—F O R -
Phone 101
Hermiston, Oregon
A Full Line of Reliable
THE “ STICKS”
HARDWARE
FURNITURE
lectures by men o f national rep­
utation no matter how fa r his
at ode may be from civilization.
His daily paper is 'delivered at
his door. Automobiles have re-
The
placed t b . W l
telephone has brous ¿the people
of the rural communities within
speaking distance.
In this day the word "sticks”
is only used in sketches on the
vaudeville stage and by smart
alecks who are so ignorant they
believe the Farm Bureau is a
rustic piece of furniture stored
away in the garret of some
dilapidated farm house.
Clearance sale of used Fords: 1
Roadster, delivery box, 1135.00; 1
Roadster, delivery box, 160.00; 1 A VISIT TO THE
ATTALLA OIL WELL
Touring, commercial body. 1125.00;
1 Touring, truck style, 685.00; 1
(By One of the Party)
Tractor and polw, 8126.00. Kel­
We thought of Attalla as afar off,
logg & Schimke.
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a town which could be reached over
LADIES
good road only by a trip of over 100
See Mrs. Johnson, second house
miles. We were told however that
east of Catholic church for a guaran­
teed Barcley Corset, made to meas. the town could be reached by car via
ure, for 16.50. Also Underwear, Holdman and so agreed to try It
Hosiery and Wearing Apparel. More once. Suffice to say, that we reach­
silk and wool hosiery in next week. ed Attalla within two hours. When
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it is possible to make the trip in an
C. W. Kellogg returned Sunday hour and a half.
afternoon from Portland where he
The object of the trip was to see
had been on a business trip.
the Attalia oil well, and although
we had been told there was a good
E. J. Kingsley arrived in Her­ showing of oil and gas by those who
miston the first part of the week were ordinarily responsible, we went
from Portland. Earl was attending with much skepticism. But "facts
medical school at Eugene but had to Is facts" and we were soon convinced
stop school on account of an infected that the well has a fine gas and oil
finger that put him in the hospital showing. There is quite a notice­
for a couple of weeks. He expects
able flotation on the water which Is
to leave for Portland the latter part coming from the well at all times,
of the week.
but when the 60 foot bailer returns
from the depths of the well, Its com­
Dr. W. J. Miller, of Portland, eye,
ing ls announced by the appearance
ear, nose and throat specialist, an
of much oil. When the bailer ap­
nounces that he will be at the Her
pears at the top a match is touched to
miston hotel In Hermiston Wednes­
It and a big flame continues tor five
day, November 21, to do work in his
or six minutes. The water evapor­
line. Including testing eyes and fitt­
ates from the side of the bailer which
ing glasses, and adenoid and tonsil
becomes so hot that it cannot be
work.— Adv.
touched. The flame is Bmothered in
the bailer. It Is difficult to tell how
N. Nelmeyer of Touchet, Washing­
long It would burn if the full con.
ton, Is visiting at the home of his
tents of the bailer could be utilized.
son-in-law, H. Rubner.
So It is difficult for the novice to
say what would be the result If the
Prof. B. T. Simms, of Portland, Is
tremendous pressure of the more than
expected here Monday to continue
half mile column of water were shut
the work started In testing for abor­
off. Whatever may be said, the
tion among cattle. The announce­
showing there beyond doubt proves
ment was made Saturday so that all
that this country Is “alive,” and a
Interested might expedite matters by
pool of oil will be discovered some­
having their stock handy when Prof.
where In this inland country.
Simms anils.
The party, consisting of Otto G.
Sapper, Pat Slscel, Frank Bilderback.
Several teachers in the Hermiston E
E. Brown and O. C. Young, re-
school attended the teachers Institute
turned feeling that they had been
held In Pendleton last Saturday.
well repaid for their trip, in look­
ing through the Wallula Gap, which
Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Wood, of Salem, Sam Ash, an old timer of Wallula
are visiting at the J. M. Biggs home claims to have helped shovel out, one
in this city. Mrs. Wood is an aunt
of Mrs. Biggs.
Otto C. Pierce
K IN G S L E Y S
H gR A JL D , H E R M IS T O N ,
A few days ago while in a Pen­
dleton hotel we overheard a con­
versation between two men who
were sitting in the lobby. One of
them was a salesman and was
complaining to his friend about
having to make a trip into the
"sticks,” naming a nearby town.
He was one of those fellows
who does not hate himself one
bit and is w illing to admit it. He
wore about a number 4 hat and
a size 12 shoe. I t was disgusting
to sit and listen to the complaints
registered concerning the lack of
accomodations he had to put up
w ith while on his trips to the
towns in the "sticks.” I t would
have been a safe bet, even i f you
had to give odds, that his brains
j wouldn’t have been a load for an
underweight g n a t He no doubt
believed the antidotes he related
funny as he told of the stunts he
had pulled while in the “ hick
towns” . But you could look into
! the window of an undertaker’s
parlor at a display of caskets and
feel as m irthful as you would by
listening to his stories.
We do not wish to eonvey the
idea that we are casting any re­
flections upon the Knights of the
Grip for as a whole they are gen­
tlem an and it is only once in a
great while that you happen to
meet up with a "boob” like this
peddler whom God forgot when
he was passing out the allotment
i of brains.
Th«, places that at one time
were designated as the "s tic k ”
are no more. Modern ideas and
inventions have been responsible
fo r the change. Today a man
dan rig up a radio set and bring
the beet talented musicans o f the
land into his home. By the same
method he is able to listen to,
RADIO
EQUIPMENT
Also distributors for the world famous
Paragon Receiver
A ll recoivers sold by us installed tree of
charge locally
Your Enquiries Will Receive
Prompt Attention
PARKER’S STORE
... Just recelvad a nice assortment of
*11 Wool Blankets direct from the
mills. Plaids in all colors and all
overgrades also. Baby blankets for
cribs and buggies.
If you want a turkey for Thanks­
giving please give us your order
early.
Special for Saturday— Nice large
Spring Chicken, for frying and roast­
ing, 25c per pound.
Remember we are headquarters for
good things to eat.
THE STORE WITH THE BLUE FRONT
——
"The West Side Eat Shop” =
J - L e e P a rk e r, P ro p rieto r
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T e le p h o n e 4 1 3
CITY MEAT MARKET
JOHN ELsIS, PROP.
X J f ILEAGE and non-skid
A
security are important
factors in tire performance.
Ajax Cords furnish these
advantages to you in full
Bargains in Meats
Every Day
at the
A JA X C O R D , R O A D K IN G , P A R A G O N
KELLOGG & SCHIMKE
Hermiston Auto Co., Hermiston, Ore.
City Meat Market
W e deliver
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