TOO UTS TO OUMIT
M ix Eva Cavert, sister of Mrs.
R. C Rogers, returned to Port­
J. D. Waghorn haa aa order for land 8unday after a short visit
D R IE D F R U I T S
1000 live boas. Now Is the time to h ere w ith h er sister.
clean out your non-producers. ll-2 p
Peaches, pound
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A pricots, pound
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20c
Cluster Raisins, 2 pound box
M uscats, pound
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Bleached, pound -
A pples, pound
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Prunes, pound
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20c
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NUTS
Oregon W alnuts, pound
A lm onds, pound
35c
35c
25c
Filberts, pound
Brazils, pound
30c
35c
Pecans, pouud
Jay Pelmulder, who Is now living
at Woodburn, spent Thanksgiving
here supervising the moving of his
household effects from this city to
his new home. Jay sayB he likes
Woodburn very much and believes
he can work up a good trade for his
plants and flowers from the green­
house that he has there.
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COAL AND A CAR OF LUMP COAL
DAY AND MONDAY, NOVEMBER
21, 22 AND 24.
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WE THINK COAL
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SUPPLY OF THIS FROM TSE OAR
BEFORE PRICES ADVANCE.
MATERIALLY YOURS,
FREE
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A Beautiful AoUalul Clock valued at 150.00 will be given
away free. With each cash purchase of »1.25, we will give a dial
and when these dials have all been given out, we will wind thli
clock and when It runs down, the party having the dial near­
er! In time to time clock stopped, will receive this clock free.
Also, for a short time, we will give a dial for each »2.50 paid
on account or on notes owing us. provided the entire account or
note Is tnken up nt the time. Thia means you would get 4 dials
If you owe a »10.00 account and pay It In full.
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The case of Earl Kingsley who
waa taken to the Good Samaritan
hospital recently, has been diagnos­
ed aa sleeping sickness. According to
word received here from B. 8.
Kingsley his condition shows a
marked Improvement.
Mrs. W. A. Swartout has returned
to Hermiston from Portland. Mr.
and Mrs. Swartout will occupy
rooms at the McDermld house on the
west side. Mr. Swartout |a a butter
maker at the Hermiston Creamery.
Oregon Hdwe. & Implement Co.
THE WINCHESTER STORE
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In P ark er S tore Bltjg.
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A POWERFUL DRAMA THAT TEEMS WITH THRILLS IN THE LAST
$100 REWARD
STAND OF THE WESTERN CATTLE KINGS. AND THEIR FINAL
GIGANTIC DRIVE WITH 100,000 STEERS ACROSS Tl.’i. DODDER.
FO R IN F O R M A T IO N R E G A R D IN G
A n oth er “C overed W ag o n
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R em em b er the D ate and P lace
Rivoli Theatre, Pendleton
G ave it m ore pep th en th e g la n d s o f a goat,
G ot lots o f sp eed ru n s lik e th e duee,
B u rn s eith e r oil or tob acco ju ice.
P r e se n t o w n e r sw e a r s lik e sin , th a t
A D A M GOOD m ade it a darn good car
fo r th e sh a p e i t ’s in.
T hursday - Friday - Saturday
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O ne Ford ca r w ith a piston ring,
T w o |r e a iiw h e e ls , o n e fr o n t sp rin g,
H as sh ock ab sorb ers ’n ev e rth in g ,
T h ree y ea r s old, fou r in th e Spring,
A ll tire s p u n ctu red ,|to rr£an d ren t,
Ten sp o k es m issin g fr o n t a x le bent,
C arburetor busted h a lf w a y through ,
M otor hay w ired up, or i t ’d fa ll in tw o.
H a s no fen d e rs, se a ts m ade o f plank,
B urned lot o f g a s, w a s hard to crank,
E n g in e m issed o n ly h it on tw o,
D arn ed old car w a s ju s t ab ou t th rou gh .
P u t A D A M GOOD tim er on th e old boat.
TIC ROTURE OF THE LAST GREAT
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EVERYONE IN UMATILLA COUNTY
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ting a cold m otor to start—now try
a tankful o f the n ew winter “Red
Crow n” and y o u ’ll get quick-starting
action at once!
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100% power— n o t h in g sa c r ific e d .
At all Standard Oil S e r v ic e S ta t io n s
and at dealers — a n y w h e r e y o u s e e th e
rod, white a n d b lu e p u m p .
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Q u ic k s t a r t in g ! F a s t a c c e le r a tio n ,
“Judge" Embry, who Is a north
of town rancher. Is proudly boast­
ing of having a watermelon served
on hla table Thanksgiving from his
own patch. While looking over hla
melon pateh the day before the
¡Judge discovered the melon which
up to thia time had escaped hla ob­
servation. The trash had protected
It from fresat ng. The melon waa
'»I thmvntRhly rip* and of a better flavor
than the ml«**tnmer variety. It
w»tgh«d about fifteen pounds.
We now have a complete stock of Cole’« Heater» and if yon are
in the market for a heater it w ill b e to your advantage to inve»
tignte the merits of the Cole’» Hot Blast before buying a cheap
er Heater.
C ash Paid for E ggs, C hickens, Turkeys, V eal
H ides, Etc.
At ameetlng of Vineyard lodge I.
O. O. F. last Monday night a large
class of candidates were Initiated
Into the order. The local lodge Is a
live wire organisation and la known
throughout the state aa the lodge
who really do things.
Gladys Whitsett expects to leave
this week for Corvallis where she
wilt enter Oregon Agricultural col-
Thee three basic principles entering into all Cole’g Hot Blast
Heaters make them world famous for fuel economy and perfect
control and radiation of heat.
a t a good p rice
P h o n e U s Y our O rders— W e D eliver.
Stated communication of Queen
Esther Chapter O. E. S. next Tuesday
night. Election of. officers, payment
of dues. By order of Worthy Mat­
ron.
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The Shotwell Construction Com­
pany who have the contract for the
grading and graveling of Hurlburt
avenue and the street leading north
from the Baptist church are pro­
gressing rapidly with the work. The
two streets when finished will he an
added Improvement to the city.
TUM-A-LUM LUMBER CO.
R. A. Brownion, Mgr.
Something to Consider
Friends.
A d ults 5 0 c any seat
WILL WANT TO SEE THIS GIGAN­
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Third. The patented Top Hot Bloat Draft which oxidises and
turns Into heat the valuable gas. half of the fuel, allowing noth-
ing to waste.
P rem iu m H am s, B acon and H olly
Brand Lard
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“Dad” Blayden, of Boardman, was
a Hermiston visitor Tuesday.
The schools of this city and Colum­
bia ware Cloaed Wednesday afternoon
for Thanksgiving.
They opened
again Monday morning. A number
of teachers took advantage ot the
holiday and want home to eee the
folks.
UF THIS MONTS.
YOU HAD BETTER PUT
Dec. 12
Children 15c.
Herbert Hanellne, who le a stu­
dent at O. A. C.. spent the Thanksgiv­
ing holidays with his parents in this
city.
ON THE TRACK FRIDAY, SATUR­
Second. The all-steel sensitive radiating .surface which radl-
ates all the heat into the room and gives a stiflin g heat.
W e are o fferin g so m e very ch o ice cu ts from e x tr a fine
O regon
Thursday - Friday - Saturday
August Belsse spent Thanksgiving
with his family here. Mr. Belsse lg
now at Longview where he Is super­
intending the building of a paper
mill.
WE WILL HAVE A CAR OF STOVE
First. The patented Air Tight construction giving
perfect
control over the fire, and preventing the escape up the chimney
of heat and unburned fuel gnaes, giving perfect combustion of all
the fuel.
H ereford and D urham B eeves
The next Parent-Teacher meeting
will be held at the high school audl
torlum Thursday, December 11, at
3 P. M. A number by Miss Serris'
room, piano solo by Jane Warner
and a paper by Mrs. Biggg on “Home
Influences” will constitute the pro­
gram. A good attendance is urged
by officers of the association.
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The Three Basic Principles in the
Construction of Coles Original <
Hot Blast Heaters
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Mrs. Lindon Barnett motored to
Walla Walla Tuesday.
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Jim P ea rscn w as a b usin ess
Before buying a doll for Christmas visito r in Irrigon Thursday.
Mlae Louie« ta r l» ' and Mary Investigate tVe w oM scfu^F am lee"
Brownson entertained a number ot doll— the doll with from three to
their lktie friends at a Thanksgiv­ twelve Interchangeable adbreakable
ing party on Friday afternoon at the heads.
Costumes to match. Very
Imrle home.
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reasonably priced. Shown only by
Mrs. J. Slg Davis. Cosy Corner Cafe,
In buying a Radio Set select one
Jack Biggs returned Saturday Hermiston.
Orders
taken
for that will give you every day service.
morning from a business trip to Christmas delivery.
12-2tc The very cheap setg will not bring
Oreaham.
in the distant stations, and in the
Clean rags wanted, must be not very high priced ones you are In­
The regular meeting ot the Ctm- less than 14 Inche« square, pay 8c
vesting In fancy cabinets.
■nunlty club was held at the lib­ Per pound. Kellogg A Schimke 2-13
None are expensive to operate but
rary December J. Mrs. H. T. Fraser
some
are much cheaper than others.
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Trees
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Chrtstmai
read a. very good paper on the subject
of Prohibition. Mrs. J. M. Biggs I Toys. A large line to select from, There being no regular broadcastirg
station near Hermiston, to get satis­
gave a very Interesting talk on the i Hermiston Second Hand Store.
factory results our set must be able
motion picture Issue. The club
went on record as Indorsing the ) Samuel Reihl, of Seattle, ha. re­ to bring In the distant stations and
work of the county health nurse and turned borne after spending several with volume to operate loud speaker
favoring her retention by the county. «lays here attending the 91st blrth- If you would have it enjoyed by the
' day anniversary of his mother, Mrs. whole family, and It should be easy
to operate with nothing to get out
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The Neighborhood club met Wed­ C. M. Reihl, who lives in this city.
of order.
nesday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
The NORTHWHSTERN Is built
Elizabeth Leek spent Thanksgiv­
Howard Reid with Mrs. H. J. Bels-
camper hostess. The club decided ing day at the home of her parents, In neat Mahogany cabinets suitable
to take up nature study by Burroughs Mr. and Mrs. John Leek, north of for the finest homes, yet is not ex­
also current events. Delicious re­ town. She returned to Portland pensive; operating expense Is very
low and Is so simple that child can
freshments were served. The next Sunday.
operate.
meeting will be held at the home of
For distance and volume it is the
Mrs. Frank Beddow on December 17.
A se v e n and o n e h a lf pound
equal of any nnd is superior to many.
boy w a s b om T hursday to Mr.
The M. E. Ladles Aid will hold and M rs. O scar W. P ayne, o f The price Is »125.00 without access­
ories.
their annual baxaar and sale In the
F ossil, a t th e H ayd en m a tern ity
Mack building opposite Kingsley’s
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