Œlj» Wrrmtataa ferali!
H E R M IS T O N H O T E L
Published eTery T h u n d er at Her.
minton, Umatilla County, Oregon by
Joseph S. Harvey, editor and man
ager.
—AITOUNCING—
S ’lip r ia l ü ty a ttfc a g itrin g
Entered as second class matter
December, 1908, at the postofflee at
Hermiston, Um atilla County, Oregon
S tu tte r
Subscription Kates
One Year .....................................82.08
Six M on th s..................................... 81-00
$1.23
Giap fruit Cocktail
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SPREADIITG WAR S COST
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FOR-
Soup
One ot the nioRt sig n ifican t decla
ra tio n s since the w ar was made on
urm istlce day by P resid en t Coolidge
when he advocated u niversal con
scription of both men and all w ta lth
ns a defense m easure In tim e of
w ar.
The cnactincul Into law of such an
idea und Its enforcenn n t In tim e of
n atio n al conflict should bear two
m ajor resu lts: It should elim inate
immense p ro fit for cap ital and au to
m atically force all enpltal to seek
peace, a condition of affairs th a t has
never prevailed in the p ast; it should
give the U nited S tates such a tre
m endous adv an tag e as to m ake it
p ractically Invulnerable to atta c k by
aggressors, providing alw ays that
our arm ed forces are sufficient in
tra in in g and num bers to w ithstand
check long enough for reserves to
get Into action.
The old idea th a t has prevailed
w hereby men could bo conscripted
and th e ir lives placed in jeopardy
f ,r m eager wages w hile weulth was
left p ractically free to dictate its
own earn in g s a t public expense is
u nbearably u n fair. W ealth is not ho
precious as life and should be d ra ft
ed i t the first bugle call.
The Idea of universal conscription
o t men an d w ealth for purposes ol
defer,,c in w ar has been advocated
fo r several years ly Hie American
Legion. The forces of w ealth u n
doubtedly w ill try all m eans to defeat
such legislation, but the Idea I s si
fundam entally rig h t th a t it Is
bound to be p u t into effect. Then
thtn-e w ill be a lack of men and in
stltu tk -n s desiring a w ar as £
m eans to m aking them selves a pro
fit. Modern w arfare has been d i
vested of glam or and glory. The
elim ination of profit w ill be a big
Ft« p in m aking w arfare about 100
per cent unpopular.
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Rice
Chicfeso
Young Roast Oregon Turkey, Celery Dressing
F r id a y , S a tu r d a y , N o v . 1 9 -2 0
Cranberry Jelly
Candied Sweet Potatoes
V getable3
Hearts of Lettuce
Thousand Island Dressing
Mashed Pctatces
Puttered TUrnips
Logx.ibtiry Sherbet
3 Cans for........................................................25c
Standard Tomatoes
6 Cans f o r ......................................................... 97c
24 Cans to the C a se ........................... - .......$3.15
Sunbrite Cleanser
Hot Parker House Rolls
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Old Dutch Cleanser
5 Cans for........................................................24c
Fancy White Crosby Com
6 Cans f o r .................................................... $1.00
24 Cans to the C a se ....................................$3.15
Dessert
Choice of—
Crystal W hite Soap
Hot Mince Pie
Pumpkin Pie
Baked Apples, Whipp d Cream
Peach Mousse
Devil’s Food Cake
10 Bars for......................................................43c
Van Camp’s Pork and Beans No. 2
10 Bars for .....................................................39c
Carnation or Sago Milk
Coffee
9 Cans f o r ......................................................... 97c
48 Cans to the Case.....................................$4.95
Peets W ashing Machine Soap
Make your reservations early.
Per P ack ag e....................................................39c
Del Monte Fruit
Creme Oil Toilet Soap
If You Want the Laugh
5 Cans Straight or A ssorted................
4 Bars f o r ....................................................... 25c
NURSE MADE FOR OCTOBER
6 Cans f o r ......................1.......................... -'-.... 97c
3 Bars f o r ........................................................ 23c
Medium Size Ripe Olives
on Yourself
JUST WAIT UNTIL YOU ARE IN A WRECK WITH YOUR CAR
BEFORE YOU TALK TO ME AEOUi’ IFSURAITCE. PUBLIC LIA
BILITY, PROPERTY DAMAGE AI D COLLISION INSURANCE
SHOULD BE CARRIED BY EVERY CAR OWr F.R.
EXTRA SPECIAL!
1 Pkg. W onder Foam .............................................. 40c
12 Bars W hite Wonder Soap.............................. 60c
2 Bars Borax Soap......................................
20c
Total ............................................................. $1.20
SPECIAL FOR ......................................................... 98c
Per C a n .......................................................... 20c
Large Size Ripe Olives
Per C a n ............................................................ 35c
18 Ounce Bottle Catsup
Per Bottle ........................................................ 2r
Pint Jars Sandwich Spread
Per Package z............................-......................57c
Package Raisins (Seeded or Seedless)
2 Packages f o r ..................................... .......... 23c
Per Box ....................................... -....................80c
J. M . B IG G S
16 Ounce Jars Marmalade
In RICON
Mrs. C nrroll, m other of
w est of Irrigon < n W ednesday after- i
noon. D urial took place on F riday I
afl> rnoon nt the local cem etery T he,
surviving n ln tlv c a have the sym pa
thy of th e com m unity.
lire . B ert K night retu rn ed from
I- rllan d .
lay w here she had
spent the v h w ith h r m o th er.
A num ber of young folks, acconi-
p in lc 'l by icv cral not so young, sere
nad d -ir. and Mis. Hugh G rim on
T h u .. ery tv e n ln j. A fter the rend!
tion of several operatic selections,
th re re n rd e rs were treated to re
frerlitiirnts.
The G range met In m onthly ens
ile n t-n W id n isd ay ,
at
the trrlg o u schools
Il t v
V. .-. S up, lb len M. W ul-
l- , J. 1. C alavnn, s t a le c lu b lead er,
and a r e p re s e n ta tiv e from tlie sta te
library.
R-rival meeting» a re continued
th ro u g h tlie pres* n t Week by Rev.
M ilton. The atten d an ce has been
quilt good.
D uring the past few weeks several
r .d lo bug« have been added to our
list, McCoya and "H ad" G raybeal be
ing the la te st victim s.
Preparation» «re now tinder way
for a good program to he given by
li;e school for Chilatn
2 for .... ............................................................45c
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Currants
2 Packages f o r ............................................... 35c
Campbell’s Tomato Soup
5 Cans f o r ........................................................49c
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3 Lb. Jars Kerr’s Jam
Per Jar .......................................................... 69c
¿ { w n o N -w o c
INSTfrUllUN-
V elv et W inter M illinery
With the Very Latest !n Trimming»
H ere are the H ats you’ve been
hoping f o r ! Not really e x a c t
ing— for who could anticipate
lovely velvet H a ts a t this low
price?
In large
a n d small
shapes and
w ith v a ri
o u s t r i tu
rnings f o r
s tr e e t and
dress wear.
I t ’s our coast-to-
coast Buying Pow er
which effects t h i s
advantageous 1 o w
price for y o u !
Per P ack ag e...................................................40c
'2 L j s i E c o n o m y
Post Toasties
4 Packages f o r ........................................'....... 45c
Kerr’s Premium Oats
Per P ack ag e................................................... 41c
Kerr’s Premium W heat Flakes
Kippered Snacks
3 Cans f o r ........................................................ 23c
Olive Oil Sardines
2 Cans for........................................................ 25c
Del Monte Sardines
Per C a n ........... ................................................ 15c
Standard Corn
7 Cans f o r ........................................................ 97c
24 Cans to the Case....................................$2.97
Standard Peas
7 Cans f o r ........................................................ 97c
24 Cans to the C a se .................................... $2.97
ry
At
Corn Flakes
Per Package ........................ -.......................... 40c
Stock up at
prices you can
not afford to
pass up.
Handv FrccK!
BREAKFAST FOODS
4 Packages f o r ................................................ 45c
3 Pound Packages W hite Figs
4 Pound Packages Seedless Raisins
D E P A R T M E N T STORES
and'
T ed C arroll, died at the fam ily home i
X i itoi-t
REALTOR
INSURANCE
43c
Per Jar ..........................
2 Pound Package Asst. Cookies
I
Follow ing is th e report of werk '
done in the office of th e co u n ty '
health nurs - during October:
P u t'en ta d u rin g m onth, 21. Pat-1
baits dismissed, seven. P atien ts ear-t
Tied forw ard, 14. Of th e seven d is'I
missed one whb adm itted to tu b er
culosls hospital a t Salem , tw o to hos
pital cara'Vnd four to fam ily or othei
cure. Investigation visits, 19. In
stru ctiv e visits, nine. N ursing enre.
four. M iscellaneous and o th er visits
d u rin g the m onth 125. V isits tc
the office, 88. L etters w ritte n In
in terest of the work, 70. N um ber of
phone calls, 12(1 Miles traveled,
1209, N um ber of schools visited, 28.
T hree hundred nnd nineteen pupils
v.erc m easured and w eighed; of th is
num ber th ere w ere 67 th a t werie
eeven per cent or more u n derw eight
and seven th a t were 20 per cent or
more overw eight. E tg hty-tw o co r
rections had been made p rio r to the
school visit. T his Included co rrect
ed teeth and vision, rem oval of ton- i
ells and adenoids. The percentage of I
co llection is high and th e percentage
of underw eig h t very low w hen com-1
pared w ith figures found a few y e a rn
ago. It Is an In terestin g fact th at
iflmost w i r y child weighed knew his
w eight end w h eth er lip was w ithin
the ran g e of norm al w eight, und also
the stispi-cli’d d eftets he was suppos- '
e if to have.
$1.19
8 Ounce Cans Real Salmon
Steam Refined Borax Soap
5 Lb. Box Crackers
RETORT OT COUI’TY HEALTH
...97c
$3.45
10 Cans for ..................—...........
36 Cans
....................... —
P. & G. W hite Naptha Soap
Per P ack ag e................................................... 41c
H O Oats
Per Package ................................................... 41c
Shredded Wheat
2 Packages f o r ............................................... 23
Navy Beans or Red Mexican
12 Pounds f o r ..............................................$1.00
Pink Beans
12 Pounds f o r .............................. ..............$1.00
Rice
10 Pounds f o r ..................................................97c
OUR MERCHANDISE HAS A MONEY BACK
GUARANTEE WITH EVERY SALE. DON’T BE
MISLEAD BY COMPETITORS SAYING WE
CARRY INFERIOR MERCHANDISE.
OUR
GOODS ARE ALL GOOD STAPLE GROCERIES
YOU SEE AND USE EVERY DAY.
O TH ER
SPECIALS
ON
D ISPLA Y
Prices
Here’s three prices to
make you sit up and take
notice! And the styles
will interest you just as
much. New modes in
Silk Drestiss for women
and for misses. You'll
get ever so much wear
f r o m one of t h e s e
Presses I
$9.90
$10.90
$14.75
It is otir great, nation
wide organisation w h i c h
brings to you these unusual
values. W ith 745 Stores,
w e can sell for less. And
w e do!
HURLY CASH GROCERY
STANFIELD
HERMISTON
O U R N E W JEW ELRY
ST O R E IS O PEN
You are cordially invited to call and inspect the
new stock which has been purchaser for vour
choice. The store has been remodeled throughout
and re arranged.
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We are anxious to make new fnends m the west
end of Umatilla and the north end of Morrow
counties. We are confident of our ability to please
you in whatever you may want in our line.
FRED H. BROW N
817 M ain Street
Pendleton, Oregon
We Have a New Location
Our stock of Tires and Vulcanizing Equipment have be n moved
into the corner room on Main Street formerly occupied by John
Schimke.
In addition to vulcanizing we art prepared to solve your battery
problems.
Pennock’s Battery & Tire Shop
A WILLARD STATION