r g g B Æ *M I8T O Iffln tAM> , H Jntm sT O H , OHJBOOW.
the Oregon experiment station. This
is especially true this season, says
Professor Hytdop, because of the
short carry-over of hay from last
winter and the prospects of a light
first rutting of alfalfa, due to the,
»low, backward spring season.
Tiani New Sign*.
Guests At Felthouse Home..
In preparation for silage making,
A number of Hermiuton's business
Recent guests at the O. O. Felt
house« have been decked out in new house home were Mrs. Barbara Steph It is usually best to tighten up the
signs the past few weeks.
Hurly'e tns of Weiser. Idaho and Mrs. M silo and see that it is in condition to j
grocery on Main street was Just re- M. Condron and son of Richmond, keep the silage well, advises Pro-i
cently decorated with a new sign Ccllfornla. Mrs. Stephens is the fessor Hyslop. It is often necess
across the front and attractive let- mother of Mrs. Felthouse and Mrs. ary to have the walls plumbed, th e)
taring on the windows. Burk s Inc. i Condron,
a
sister.
Additional hoops tightened and the doors fitt-!
also has new leterlng on the win-; guests for Sunday were Mr and Mrs. ed to make for even settling and e x -!
down, as does Blessing's« Hardware 'Claude Tuliock of Walla Walla and elusion of air.
and the Hermiston Auto Wrecking Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Sinden and
Fresh green growing material
House on Second street Is now read- daughter of La Grande. They are stored shortly after cutting while
ily lncuted by the large sign on the'also relatives of Mrs Felthouse
the plant Is till active makes the
building.
most desirable type of silage, says i
Professor Hyslop. Care is necessary
_
At Bielman Home.
To Give Sliver Tea.
I Mrs. C. J. Bielman has as her in storing fresh green clover or al
Mrs. Minnie Norton and Mrs. Cecil!guest.
Mrs. L. V. Bowen and falfa in which there is not sufficient I
Warner will be hostesses at a Silver children of Bucoda. Washington. grass or other carbohydrate-carrying
Tea at the J. M. Norton home on j They arrived last Friday and expect material, however, as there is con
rourth street for the benefit .of the to remuin for a week's visit.
siderable ijmffer of improper fer
Baptist Ladles' Aid Wednesday, June
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mentation and unsatisfactory silaogc
to eve, 'one**1 lnV'tatlon ‘B exteBded MAKING SUMMER SILAGE
There is no occasion to put alfalfa
o everyone.
OFTEN FOUND PROFITABLE into a silo, unless it cannot be cured
for hay or is full of beardy grasses
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Attend Commencement
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or other weeds, believed Professor
The Misses Agues and Iris Little .
e" "nlrr,Rated Pastures begin Hyslop. Vetch and oats, or peas and
were in Walla Walla Monday to at ft° dry UP’ aa ,hey ordlnar,|y do af
oats are particularly satisfactory for
tend the annual commencement i
th® m'dd’e ° f Ju"8- 'he "««d for silage, and many waste crops, or
exercises at Whitman college. They H° me * !ld ° f 8UPPlen>en'»l succulent even weeds, may be stored in the |
were accompanied by Miss Marguer-1 '* m#y of,en be 8uPP|led hy sum-
silo and used durihg the period of in-
ite Akey and Miss Thelma Akey ofl"!’ r B"aKe ° “ f' r,n8 thaf have 8,,ot adequate forage.
Pendleton.
already constructed, according'> tc
G- R- Hyslop, chief in farm crops at READ THE I'OJiB PAPER
To Walla Walla.
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Bielman and
family were In Walla Walla Mon
TROY LA U N D R Y
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day of this week.
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
Here From Stanfield.
R. G. Penney, secretary of the
Stanfield grange, was in Hermiston
attending to business matters Mon
day.
Home From Portland.
To Pendleton.
Mrs. Gerald White fj ,< j Mr«. George
Newell were in Pendleton Saturday
afternoon attending the water re
gatta.
Returns From Arizona.
Mie. George Wagner who lias been
«pending several weeks in Tuscon
Arizona, visiting with friends, re
turned to her home In Hermiston
this week. She was accompanied by
Miss Bowna of Tilscon who will be 0
guest at the Wagnor home for a week.
Mrs. Wagnor and Miss Bowns mot
ored from Arizona. They were met
In Portland by Mr. Wagnor and the
three of them spent a few days vis
lllng with Mrs. Wagnor’g sister, Mrs
R. G. Cale, at Klickitat, Washington
before coming on to Hermiston.
Home From Club Session.
Geo. H. Jenkins, agsictant county
agent, has returned from Corvallis
where he has been for the past week
in the Interests of boys and girls 4-H
club work. The annual summer ses
sion for club workers all over the
state Is now In full swing at the
state college.
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CHURCH
KECK BARBER SHOP
U m a t i l l a C o . , U. S . A . H e r m i g t o n , O r e g o n
A R em inder to T he Civic and P ersonal
Pride o f the Com m unity
ALL OVER THE UNITED STATES the spirit of community health and cleanliness is urging thousands
of people to clean up and paint up! Right m step with that movement.we are offering special savings on
W k thC ,thlng, you wpl need most. We reserve the right to limit the number of items sold to any customer
early!
WC HaVC tUed 10 pr0Vlde eH0UUgh bargains for all, we cannot guarantee quantities to last. Come
IT’ TIME TO CLEAN UP AND PAINT UP! We are offering special savings on cleaning, painting, gar-
»ning and household supplies . . . in keeping with the nation-wide movement to clean up and paint up our
communities. . . . our homes.
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OUR STORE IS HEADQUARTERS for the best in paints—brushes—lawn and garden tools—kitchen
ware scrubbing, scouring and laundry needs—everything for house-cleaning, repairing and painting. Buy
the things you need at low prices during this big event.
duj
Canning Season Now On
WE HAVE FRUIT JARS. CATS, COVERS. RUBBERS, CERTO.
PAROWAX, SUGAR. GIVE US YOUR ORDER.
Four-sewed, good quality corn broom. The
kind you usually get at a much higher price.
49 cents
Come Early!
Baptlst-Chrlejian church- _ Sun
«»P, June 13—Bible school 1J A M
^ ’rn"ta worship 11 a .
Theme,'
Ti e Right Method of Magnifying '
Krening services. Christian Kndeav-
®r 7 0« P. M. Primary, junior and
57LP,’> Leader
young peo-
Pla. N.ll Reeves. Topic. Jesus teach
ing us self-control. Special mrslc'
for Endeavor. Preaching 8 P. M
’’ heme. "The Goodness and Severity,
®f ‘j’» ' ’’ When you ore not longrr
»rlt ctaed you have finished and the!
<rd will speedily forget you. Thi
- y . t a k e r ' s hardest Job is to per
•••"dr the tolerant to tolerate the In
1°
. * °or’,l*> "«'«m e Io all
A. J. t\ are, pastor.
LONG HANDLE WALL DUSTER
Astounding offer! Two pieces for less than
regular price of mop alone. Buy now ’ and
SAVE!
New Style Mop
Colored cotton yarn mop head, securely mount
ed on strong wire frame. Lng 48 inch han
dle makes It easy to reach ceilings or picture
moulding.
,
39c
I-atcst self-wringing stye. Good quality cot
ton yarn mop head— Improved wood handlfc.
Can be wrung dry without wetting the hand«.
Very Special!
And 12 Qu«rt Pail
S p ecia ls in U n d erw ea r
WINDOW SHADES
“WATER COLOR”
FOR EACH MEMBER OF THS FAMILY.
CLEAN - UPS
IN A NUMBER OF LINES. LOOK THEM OVER-YOU MAY FIND
JUST WIIAT YOU NEED.
Remember we Have a Nice Line of
Munsingwear Goods
UJiDERWFAR AND HOSIERY
FOR MEN, WOMEN A CHILDREN
PHONE
14-TOOTH RAKE
98c
KINGSLEY’S
Both Pieces for
59c
Press the lever with your foot to open this
UfeW style garbage cans. Finished in bright,
attractive colors. Inside Is a ten-quart gal
vanized garbage container. Sanitary, Con
venient and up-to-date. Lever lifts cover.
Choice of Color«
Regular $2.50 Value,
ERS.
HARD BAKED IVORY COL
Specials Saturday-Mon.
June 22-24
CURTAIN ROD
Single style. Popular flat shape— velvet fin
ish brass plated. Quickly adjusted to any
length up to 40 Inches. Complete with
- brackets and nails.
SERV US 0MAT0 SOUP
2 For ............................
17c
POST TOASTIES
28c
3 For .............................
WESSON OIL
Quarts .. ..
51c
BAB-0
2 For
52c
I
Plain white Cups and Saucers. Light weight
imported semi-porcelain; pure white hard
body, highly glazed. St. Dennis shape cup
and saucer at— .
-.-si- _
Smoothly finished hard wood— 16 inches long.
Priced very low!
19c
“Grass King”
50 FOOT HOSE
With Nickel plated couplings. Corrugated
rubber hose for lawn or garden use. A big
vales! SO foot piece complete for
All for__
25c
HARDWOOD COAT HANGERS
SPECIAL!
9c
SPECIAL!
4 for 9c
Scknt-Holland Dinner ware. Seml-porcelaln.
= Peasant design, very rich colored hand paint
ed floral patterns. 32 Piece Set__ _____ ....
FULL BALL BEARING LAWN
MOWER
1
lF-inch cut— ball bearing equipped—self-
sharpening steel blades. Painted in silver and
gilt. A mighty fine lawn mower.
Big $12.00 Value
$4.95
.." Ä r iM
Three pieces shovel, rake and hoe.
OF SIX CUPS AND SAUCERS.
23c
COURTESY
The owner ttervee you at the Red
A White Stores— for each Red A
White Store is Independently owned
and managed by an experienced gro
wer who Is a neighbor of yous and
and anxious to pease you.
T h o n e Service, Free Delivery and
Charge Account Privileges.
CHILDREN’S SET
PER SET
A soft, durable sponge that will help lighten
and hasteq many a cleaning Job In the house
or garage. Big Sixe! Big Value!
NORTON’S GROCERY
$1.19,
SEMI-PORCELAIN CUPS AND SAUC
ED PEASANT DESIGNS.
RED«W HITE'
Very Latest
“STEP-ON” ACTION
ORED BODY, BRIGHT HAND PAINT
LARGE SPONGE
GARBAGE CAN
Ab
EXTRA
SPECIAL!
49c
Tempered crucible straight teeth, painted
gra/. One piece flat bow shank and sturdy
S V4 foot hardwood handle. Speeial—
171
Sturdy, double-seamed galvanized pall.
solutely first quality.
3S inches wide— 5 feet long. Best quality,
firm, heavy, opaque muslin. Complete with
automatic spring rollers. Choice of colers in
cluding Myrtle green and strained honey.
NOTE
At the Methodist church- .
cordially Invited to. attend the ser
vices nt the Methodist church next
Sunday. Immediately following an
hour In the church school, where we
have a place for you, there will fol
low the Children's Day program as
published In this paper of last week
This will be strictly In keeping with
the Children's Day Idea of the church
and you will enjoy every Idt of It.
The Sunday school will welcome
you at 10 o'clock and at 11 we will
■* *gin the program promptly. Then
at the close of this service there will
be a dinner served In the basement
of the church and everybody is In
vited to ocme and bring your lunch
bosket full. Come and let us wor
ship together in each f the services.
The evening services will he nt 7.
the Epworth League and evening
worship at s.
Ijast Sunday evening we were for
tunate in having with us Brother
W. Pierson of Waterville. Wash., to
HU the pulpit and he brought an In
spiring and helpful message from the
text: "This is My Body which was
given for you." Rev. Pierson 1. the
•on of Mr. and Mrs Pierson of Her
miston. Oscar W. Payne. Pastor.
Combination Special
MOP AND PAIL
BROOM
With Colored Handle
$4.99
18X3S IN. FLOOR MATS
Bright attractive designs— easily kept spot
lessly clean—and wear well, too.
They’e
the biggest floor covering value we know of
$7.49
° ; . u 7 Ä r t,i'" Wi" ** °,,ered ,OT
2 for 25c
— k ’ f Cl~n Up .„d P .i„, Up S.I., Con,.
r«i
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Sale Starts 8 A. M. June 22
AND CONTINUES UNTIL SATURDAY NIGHT, JUNE 29
O regon H ardw are & Im plem ent Co.
PRODUdE—ORNGES AND TOMA
TOES. Milk and Cream on Ice.
SOUVENIR PROGRAMS TO BE
7'i’ W w * f
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chain RED^WHITE stores
1«. • and 1».
The b o o k * w «
„ .o n , fro.
. d ^ W b “} A M iuute win s . „
FEATURE OF I E 0 I .M MEET
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tton a, ,h . C oe. of the war a n T T ' t a y r ^ T , ’
‘ ’rOU" I —
< * * • . and other
im b ll^ 7 " h l
being elualve of the eurrent year.
Poet1 The entire program of event, jrlv- ♦oe of the annual gathering of eu
imbll.hed by the convention cons- j accomplish men, of outstanding note , lng the time and place of
, er vice men.
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mtoelon of Capital Poet to be ready'.111 be enumerated and given eon- rnction
will
2 ? . “;
for distribution to all delegatea and .Iderable «once.
space
Stated communication Queen Es
visitor, to the Eleventh Annual Con , It will be printed in m.gnzlne form G^d band« will be u£d*|f Uta
ther chapter O. B. g. Tuesday. June
• P . M. Social, cards and prises.
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° f * n’inimu“ of «Utr-four ibl. to procure them.
• hlcb win be held in Salem. Auguntjpacw.
The cover wW bi don. in! «very vl.ltlng dcle^tc .ad niter No meeting, during July and August
Adv.
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