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R. E. Mitchell left Monday on
I business trip to Astoria.
* You know this is the place to
¿shop. All your wants taken care
*of carefully and at a cash price.
We are giving coupons with
every 5 cent cash purchase. Inves­
tigate, it will pay you.
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•'It Happened in June.'
Overdra ft Heaters
Idaho had a good fruit crop this
F. C. McKenzie was in Pendleton year, according to R. C. Goode who
Saturday on business.
with Mrs. Goode returned from
Fruitland, Idaho, last week. They
B. S. Kingsley was home Tor a few
worked in the apple harvest several
days the latter part of last week. He
weeks.
left Monday for the coast.
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COLE’S HEATERS.
The I Go You Go club met Wed
nesday afternoon with Mrs. F. H
¿lean at the experiment station. The
F. A. Chezik, formerly of Hermis­
tying of four quilts for the Alber
ton, was a visitor here last week from
tlna Kerr home in Portland wa^ com­
Marshfield.
pleted.
“It Happened in June.’
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Mrs. F. M. Outwits entertained leet
Thursday afternoon with four tables
of bridge. Mrs. F. B. 8wayze won the
first prize, Mre. Walter Blessing the
cut prize, and Mrs. E. I. Davis, con
eolation prize.
“The weather was warm in the
mountains, but I found it chilly on
J. M. Dunning of Pendleton wa, in my return,” was the comment
town on business Monday.
M. W. Martin the latter part of last
week, following his return from
F. B. Swayze was in Pendleton on trip to Ukiah.
business Saturday.
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Mrs. E. H. Geary of Portland came
Members of boys’ and girls’ clubs
Sunday to visit for some time with
who sent livestock to the Pacific In
her mother, Mrs. J. F. McNaught.
ternatlonal this week in Portland are
Donald Jackson, ram lamb, Floyd Me
F. M. Guiwits left Sunday for Port
Mullen, ewe lamb, and Dick Martin
land to visit Relatives and attend the
ewe lamb.
etock show.
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W. J. Logan returned Friday from
a trip of several weekg that took him
as far tast as Toronto.
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’’It Happened in June.”
G. H. Jenkins was in Weston and
MHton-Freewater last week attend
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ing the Weston Potato show and the
Mrs. G. H. Jenkins entertained
East End Apple show. Exhibits were
few friends at luncheon and sewing
of excellent quality in both shows, he
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stated. Mrs. Jenkins visited at the
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Mr. and Mrs. R. Alexander of Pen home of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Holt in
dleton were guests of Mrs. E. P. Dodd Pendleton during his absence.
over the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Simons were
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™ The next dance of the Married given a surprise Hallowe’en party by
a number of their friendg Monday
2 Folks will be held Saturday, Novem evening
at their home on Gladys ave­
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nue. Guests to make up four tables
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J Ladles Aid society of the M. E. >y the guests were served late in thx
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church will be held Wednesday vtning.
One of the surest means to take is to milk cows.
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When yon sell your cream to us you not only help tts but yonrs-
selves as well because ours is a home indutry and as we grow
our strength means a stronger and better project.
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Mr. and Mm. Henry J. Taylor of
Pendleton renewed old acquaintance
■ in Hermiston Saturday while here for
J the Rebekah convention.
Hermiston Creamery Co.
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et 10:15. Church at 11. Subject for
(Church, “Adam and Fallen Man.”
E. P. Dodd came home Frday even
ing on a brief visit from his ranch in
the Okanagan country and returned
Wednesday.
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W. J, Warner returned Sunday
from Seattle where he attended the
football game between Washington
and Whitman.
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A farewell party was given at the
Cleve Clark home Tuesday night for
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Voliva who
will leave the last of the week for
Richland, Oregon, where they will
make their home. The I Go You Go
club of which Mr. and Mrs. Voliva
are members made up the party, and
500 was the diversion of the even­
ing.
Three tables of bridge were in play
at the home of Mrs. E. P. Dodd last DORIS SWAYZE OH STAFF
Thursday afternoon. Mre. Thomas
OF SENATOR FRED STEIWER
Fraser won first prize, and Mrs. Bert
llaneline, consolation.
Miss Doris Swayze, daughter of Mr
and Mre. F. B. Swayze. ig a member
Mrs. Joe Udey left yesterday for of the staff in the office of Senator
The Dalles to spend a week or 10 days Fred Stelwer, according to a press
visiting her parents and her daugh­ announcement made from Washing
ter Florence who is there in school ton Tuesday. She has been In New-
this year.
York for several months.
How easy it is to install
a Concealed Ironing Board
No cutting out
No plaster to knock off
Fastens to wall with 6 screws
Seven inches up from floor
Folds up in a cabinet 1 1 -2 in
thick
COAL
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ADMISSION
months but it is not always easy to get all you want in December
Estintive Representatives sf National Builders Bnresn
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For two years coal has been easy to get throughout the winter
This may be the year that yon w ill wish yon had your bin
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The Tum-ALum handles the best and cleanest coal
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H. M. STRAW. MGR.
The Student Body of the Her miston High School announces the
presentation of
Association. A pleasant evening’s entertainment is assured
Coal will not be cheaper and maybe higher
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Come in and look
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This is the first play ever presented here by the Student Bodj
It would be be well to put in your supply of coal now
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You will make no mis­
take on your purchase out
of this stock
C. W. Smith, county agent of Mor­
row county, and G. H. Jenkins spent
Monday visiting turkey growers on
this project and in Morrow county, B
ascertaining the condition of the
flocks in preparation for uhipment of
the November pool. It Is thought that
Margaret Felthouse entertained between 400 and 600 birds will go
four of her classmates Saturday eve­ out in the first shipment and about
ning, the group going to the picture three carloadg in the Christmas pool.
and then spending the night at the
Felthouse home.
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A dancing party waa held Friday
night in Yhe dining room of the west
lide side hotel, 16 couples participat-
ng. Arrangements were in charge of
Mre. George Briggs who with Ed­
mond Briggs furnished the music.
Punch was served. This was the first
it a series of dances which will con
tinue through the winter months.
Mrs. Jennie Gupton and Miss Mad­
eline Hunt who have been visiting
Mrs. M. C. Norton for about a month
left for their home in Kansas City
last Friday.
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Men, Women. & Children
D on’t Forget
To order your pork from
us where you may have
your choice of whole,, half
or slice
Hermiston Market
Dependable Butchers
W e deliver
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