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■ in g trip s. F olds m ore com pact
th a n any o th e r arm c h a ir made,
S tru g an d du rab le.
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A n o th er big value a t a low price,
A d ju stab le to 50 inches.
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■ GENUINE “ICY-HOT” BOTTLES
An all year ro u n d convenience,
Case nicely g reen enam eled, alum -
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69c Special
D urable, sa n ita ry , ail m e ta l;
has no g ears o r o th e r com plicated
p a rts to w ear out. A pproved by
Good H ousekeeping In s titu te . 4
q u a rt size.
$2.00
PRINCESS ELECTRIC IRON
Heavy nickel plated and h ig h
ly polished. T he h e a tin g elem ent
Is in su lated in g enuine sheet m ica
and Is g u a ra n te e d for one year.
Special
$4.25
BOY SCOUT POCKET KNIFE
GUARANTEED
S tag handle, brass lined, nickel
silver bolster and shield. N ickel
silv er toggle fo r fa ste n in g to a
chain. You c a n ’t b eat it a t th e
price.
Special
$ 1 .5 0
$3.95
98c
$ 1 2 .5 0
$ 1 2 .0 0 Special
BARGAIN AT $1.75
T he ideal te n t fo r your fish in g
or h u n tin g trip .
$ 1 2 .0 0
ACME FREEZEUS
Special
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7x7 8 OUNCE KAHKI COLOR
AUTO LEAF TO TENT
1 bpeCial
IRONING TABLE
Made of Basswood, n a tu r a l fin
ish. w ith /smooth, ta p e re d
lift
top, 54x15 inches. T he folding
legs a re m ade-of rock elm . H eig h t
32 inches.
Special
$2.19
“BEST YET”
THEKMATIC CONTAINER
Keepg food or liq u id hot o r c o ld .
Ideal foy picnic p a rtie s. Ncn-
b reak ab le.
Special
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POULTRY
BREEDERS
Medium size 98c
Large size $1.48
CROQUET SETS
P rofessional s e t8 consist of 6-8
set v arn ish ed m allets, la,rge, eig h t
colored stak es, one color banded
an d v arn ish ed balls.
Price
33c
$4.75
8UNFAST EIDER CARPET
An excellent floor covering. W il!
not fade from sun or w ater. O rig
in ally priced a t 65 cent3 per yard.
S pecial for
18c This sale 25 c yd.
ARE INVITED TO INSPECT OUR STOCK OF MATERIAL FOR
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W ill soon be the
order of the day
To See Us
W e carry the
W hen you need any
thing in the line of
n e at and a ttra c tiv e
Printing.
B r o o d e r a n d L a y in g H o u s e s
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P r ic e d fr o m $ 3 .0 0 to $ 6 .5 0
GOOD SERVICEABLE STOCK AT CHEAP PRICES
IN ALL WOOL M ATERIAL
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M O R N IN G S
Company
WE HAVE BOTH THE 0. A. C. PLANS AND THE PULLMAN,
WASHINGTON.
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OF THEM.
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h o u s e b y th e m a g ic o f s a w and h ir n m e r , b oard s!
FOOD TO START OUT THE DAY IN
an d p aint. T h e old h o u s e is tran sform ed . A '
n e w p o r c h —s o m e b etter w in d o w s —a d o r m er o r I
THE RIGHT MOOD TO GET THINGS
t w o a n d y o u w o u ld sea; c - i y k n o w th e o ld h o u se .*
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b u ilt in k itc h e n c a b in e ts o r a w in d o w se a t w i l r
o f te n r e n d e r th e in te r io r h o m e m o r e in v it in g
a n d com fortable« £ A f e w h u n d red d o lla r s s p e n t
f o r m aterial in im p r o v in g an o ld h o u s e freq u en t«!
l y ad d s a th o u sa n d to its s e llin g p rice. C o m e i n i
a n d le t u s te ll y o u h o w r ea so n a b le r e m o d e lin g *
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What Is more sensible and econom
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MEAT
Maybe you want Cured Meats. If
you do our line of Baron and Hams
ill suit you. If you want Fresh
Meats you can have a choice of a
wide range of offerings.
R e m o d e lin g B o o k « — W i t h
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m d A f t e r " F l e t a r e » — At Y u a r S e rv ic e .
Ezdnaive Representatives of Natwaal Bnilders
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City Meat Market
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lì ies.mosqu itoes.roaches,moths
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E x tra w hite, tw o coat jap an n ed .
Seam less round corners. S a n ita ry
and easy to keep clean. An o rn a
m ent to any k itch en or p a n try .
Oregon Hardware & Implement Co.
to keep in mind the
fact that in addition to
printing this news*
paper we do job work
of any kind. When
in need of anything
in this line be sure
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BREAD BOXES
These are ju st a few o f the many bargains that we
are offering at this time. See our window and table
■ displays for more real bargains.
We Want You
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A. M. SUNSTRUP, PROP.
D ecorated and most serviceable.
W ill grace an y in fo rm al occusion.
$1.75 Special
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COLONIAL ALUMINUM WATER
PITCHERS
$ 6 .5 0
2 Special
lood w a te r.’
Mr. an d Mrs. C. M. Jack so n and
son w ere P en d leto n v isito rs T uesday
O ut in th e
M in n eh ah a d istric t
They m ade th e tr ip to h elp h er some of th e boys fig u re th ey have e
fa th e r, J . M. M dPherson, celeb rate rood joke on C hester F la n n ig a n who
h is 77th b irth d a y an n iv e rsa ry . Mr rates as one of th e b est Jo k esters on
M cPherson is en jo y in g ex cellent th e project. School election
was
h ealth .
b ild th e o th e r day, an d Mr. F la n n i
tan w as elected d ire c to r. He did
A little ja u n t of 88 m iles m eans not a tte n d th e m eeting, how ever, due
n o th in g in th e lives of Bob H ooker o th e fa c t th a t he w as c a tc h in g up
an d Dick U pham . T hey left
th is in sleep lost w hile ir rig a tin g
at
m o rn in g fo r U kiah w here they w ill n ig h t. W hen he fin a lly had all th e
a tte n d th e race8 over th e F o u rth of sleep he th o u g h t he needed, he began
Ju ly . T h e boys m ade th e sam e trill in q u irin g w hen school election would
■ tw o y ears ago. T hey rode horses,
be held. He rubbed his eyes w hen
som e of his n eig h b o rs inform ed him
Mrs. H. M. M um ford of B rem erton, th a t th e election w as h isto ry an d he
W ash in g to n , and h e r d a u g h te r and w as a school d irecto r.
g ran d so n , re tu rn e d home W ednesday
a fte r v is itin g here a8 guestB a t the
AT THE THEATRE
hom e of Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Rodda.
Mrs. M um ford and Mrs. R odda are
B everly of G ra u sta rk , b u ilt around
sisters.
the novel of th e sam e nam e, s ta rrin g
M arlon D avies, w ill be a t th e P la y
Ju d g e F red W ilson and m em bers
of h is fam ily of T h e D alles w ere house F rid a y a n d S a tu rd a y .
F o r th e F o tlrth to ru n both Ju ly
v isito rs In H erm isto n a sh o rt tim e
and 4, M anager K line h as secured
T uesday aftern o o n . T hey were en
ro u te to La G rande w here Ju d g e B u ster K eato n In th e big comedy,
W ilson w ill hold c o u rt for Judge ‘Go W est.” A sh o rt com edy and tw o
reels of v a rie ty film w ill m ake
K now les for a few days.
p rogram of 10 reels for th e holiday.
"T h e Man F rom R ed G ulch,” s ta r
B a rb a ra C am pbell, d a u g h te r of rin g H a rry C arey, w ill be h ere Ju ly
Mr. an d Mrs, S. M. C am pbell, w as
a n d 6. T h u rsd a y “ T he V ictory
h ostess a t a p a rty a t h er home last P a ra d e ,’ a w ar d e p a rtm e n t film ta k -
T h u rsd ay aftern o o n . Boys and g irls
on th e w estern fro n t, w ill be
to th e n u m b er of 24 w ere present. show n.
SATISFACTION
GUARANTEED
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■ AMERICAN KAMPKOOK STOVES
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T he ideal stove fo r your sum -
® nier cam ping trip . More of these
sto v ts a re used by to u rists and
■ cam pers th a n
a ll o th e r cam p
■ stoves com bined.
w hen flig h ts from New Y ork to
3pokane w ill be m ade, acco rd in g to ■
FIELDER’S GLOVE
G enuine horsehide.
George B. W allace w ho is in th e a u to ®
mobile business there. He and Mrs
GOLDSMITHS OFFICIAL LEAGUE
W allace w ere h ere T h u rsd ay as g uests
BALL
a t th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs. H arvey
F u lly
g u a ra n te e d . H orsehide
VACUETTEVACUUM
Spokane Is doing q u ite a lot of b u ild
cover; 9 inch, 5 ounce.
SWEEPER
ing a t p resen t, Mr. W allace said.
Docs all th e w ork as nicely and
Mrs. M. A. L iverm ore w as hostess
He and h is b ro th e r used to be in th e
as easily as a n elec tric sw eeper.
a t a b rid g e p arty iast T h u rsd ay a f
autom obile business in P endleton.
tern o o n a t th e H. T. F ra s e r home.
G uests to m ake th re e tab les w ere in
IMITATION LEATHER CUSHION
A good m any H erm iston resid en ts
v ited. P rizes w ere won by Mrs. F. C.
CHAIR SEATS
w ent to A rlin g to n M onday to see th e
WOOL FIBER RUGS
M cK enzie and Mrs. H. E. H itt.
In black an d tan , re g u la r 50
dam age done by th e w a tersp o u t S un-
9x12, su ita b le fo r bed or liv in g
cen t value
lay evening. One of th e firs t w aB H.
room s; a n ex cellen t v alu e a t
M ethodist C h u rch — M o rning se r
A. P ankow . "A person w ho h as
vice a t 1 1 :1 5 . Serm on, "M en of
lever seen havoc w ro u g h t by flood
F a ith Move th e W o rld ." T h ere w ill
•vat era m ay have tro u b le realizin g
be a u n io n serv ice in th e ev ening
GALVANIZED WASH BOILERS
FIBER CHAIR SEATS
ju st w h a t it can do,” said Mr. P an -
Rev. W are of th e B ap tist ch u rch w ill
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gallon capacity. W ood
E x tra heavy black and ta n ; rç-g-
’tow . "W h en he h as a chance to see
p re a c h th e serm on. S. H am rick , p a s
handles. H igh, one piece seam less J u la r 25 cen t value—
esu lts a t firs t h and h e c a n form som
tor.
tin cover. A real
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dea of th e pow er of a big head of
Mr. and Mrs. E. P. M orlan of M er
ino, C olorado, a re here as g u ests at
th e hom e of Mr. an d Mrs. F. H. M or
lan. N ot only are th e tw o Mr. M or’-
la n B b ro th e rs, b u t th e ir w ives are
sisters.
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is not th e A ndy of cartoon fam e but
a real flesh und blood m an. H is
horn« a t p resen t lg in C ouncil, Idaho,
and he w as here th is week looking
aro u n d w ith th e Idea of lo catin g
here.
Mrs. H. R. P asew alk, son H u b ert
aud d a u g h te r L au ra, a re her« from
Mrs. A. W . P u rd y an d Mrs. F. C.
Provo, U tah. aH g u e sts a t th e hom e M cKenzie w ere hostesse8 a t a de
of h er siste r, Mrs. C. W. K ellogg.
lig h tfu l bridge p a rty T uesday a fte r
noon a t th e M cKenzie home. G uests
Mrs. M. D. Scroggs an d fo u r boys to m ake seven tab les w ere present
o f S u n n y sid e, W ash in g to n , a re here for th e aftern o o n . Mrs. R. E. M itch
as g u ests a t th e hom e of h e r p aren ts. ell won f ir s t prize. Mrs. W. J. W a r
Mr. au d Mrs. T hom a8 C am pbell.
n er second, and Mrs. B. S. K ingsley,
consolation.
Ja c k W atson, b ro th e r of H a rry
W atso n , h a g gone to P o rtla n d for
R. G. P enney w as h ere from S ta n
m edical a tte n tio n an d an o p eratio n field T uesday co n ferrin g w ith local
on his hand.
people a b o u t some of th e d e tails of
th e b ig Joint F o u rth of Ju ly ceie
Mr. an d Mrs. J. M. Bigg„ and tw o
b ra tio n th a t w ill be held in S tan field
sons le ft W ednesday a ftern o o n for
u n d er th e
auspices of S tan field
P o rtla n d w here th ey w ill rem ain as G range an d the U m atilla P ro ject
g u ests of re lativ es for sev eral days,
F arm B ureau. All in d icatio n s a
for a v ery fine celeb ratio n , Mr. P e n
Mrs. H e rb e rt Shesely an d Mrs. W. ney sta te d .
L. H am m an d tw o ch ild ren left T u e s
day for P o rtla n d to spend several
S pokane is looking forw ard w ith a
days.
tr e a t d eal of in te re st to th e a ir derby
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I Hermiston Creamery
Summer Specials
lie have selected a large assortment o f Seasonable
■ Summer Items on which we are making very attract-
■ ive prices for our Summer Sale.
MELONS, CANTALOUPES
AND A VARIETY OF FRUITS— THE BEST THAT THE MAR
KET AFFORDS.
LOOK OVER OUR LINE AND I AM SURE THAT YOU WILL
FIND SOMETHING THAT WILL PLEASE YOU AND JUST FILL
THE BILL.
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noon, and refreshments were »erred
picnic style on the lawn.
A new o rc h e s tra th a t has gained
a re p u ta tio n fo r Itself d u rin g
th e
tlnig th e m em bers hav e played to
g e th e r w ill fu rn ish th e m usic for the
T he N eighborhood club an nounce L eg io n 's f e r tn ig h tiy dgnee h ere S a t
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h a t th e p a rk w ill be open to th e u rd ay
n ig h t.
L a rry O 'S u lliv an ’s
m bllc on an d a fte r Ju ly 4.
S ercnaderg is th e nam e of th e orches
tra .
J u liu s McCoy w ho farm »
n ear
t& nfitld wag a H erm isto n v isito r
A ndy G um p m ay soon be a re s i
today.
d e n t of th e H erm iston d istric t. He
PAPER PLATES, WAX PAPER, LAPKINS AND LURCH SETS.
CANNED MEATS, FISH, MAY0NA1SE.
RELISHES
AND
SPREADS— A VARIETY OF THEM
OLIVES. PICKLES AND PRESERVES.
SWISS, BRICK, AMERICAN, BLUE HILL AND TILLAMOOK
CHEESE
WE HAVE A LINE OF PASTRY. SNOWFLAKE AND GRAHAM
CRACKERS THAT ARE ALWAYS GOOD.
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Gleaned Here
end Tkere A boet the City and
Neighborhood
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H IR M IS T O N 'l H O U S E
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL
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