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LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
Stop at Turnblads.
White on their way to Baker Sun
day to install a Canton lodge, Mis
ters Wadsworth. Beard. Coole and
Beckwith, all from the Willamette
valley, stopped at the Turnblad home.
EW RESU LTS
FROM THE NEW
E. L. Cherry.
la d ies’ Aid Entertained.
B. L. Cherry was sick for several
Thirty members of the Ladies’ Aid
T h e M essage of the
days this week.
were entertained last Wednesday af
ternoon at the home of Mrs. Frank
C hristinas Seal
Little. The meeting was entirely
Morgans Find Home.
Dr. and Mrs. W. L. .Morgan have social.
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moved into the W. J. Warner house
on Newport avenue. Dr. Morgan is Herbert Olsen Here.
Herbert S. Olsen, of Seattle, is in
the new dentist here.
Hermiston this week visiting his
brothor, Don Olsen, and lonkng after
In Walla Walla.
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Blclman were in the Interests of the Columbia theatre.
Walla Walla Friday on business con
Ladles— Be sure to see those classy
nected with the garage.
hand made hats at the Hermiston
hotel Friday, December 20. Just the
Coryell’s Here.
kind you want and the prices are
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Coryell, who
right.— Adv
own a garage In Irrigon, were in !$sr-
nilston Tuesday on business.
Ho, Little Seal, with your message of
Confined to Home.
hope.
Mrs. Levi Reeder has been con Flung to a world as k life-saver’s rope.
Out of School.
fined to her home this week with Seek you the palace and seek you the
Because he had a bad cold, Frank a severe cold.
shed—
B. Shaw, school superintendent, was
Soft little pillow for Suffering’s head!
unable to be at school Monday.
Shop Moved
The Baptist Thrift shop hag been* Ho, Little Seal, with yonr message of
moved to the Ed. Comegys building I
cheer,
In Pendleton.
Millie Holm was In Pendleton Sat on the block south of the bank. The Building up courage and casting out
urday afternoon.
shop will be open every Saturday
iear>
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afternoon from 2 until 5 o'clock.
8bed J™ a<x,'B ,unllgh‘ ln cai,,e aod
cave—
Go to Pilot Hock
Bright little beacon of lives that you
AnnWerry and Laura Wallace, From Pendleton.
save
M. and Mrs. George Storle of Pen
fifth and fourth grade teachers were
dleton were at the Dave Mlttlesdorf Ho, Little Seal, with your message to
In Pilot Rock Saturday.
home over the week-end. Saturday
men,
night
Mrs. Mlttlesdorf entertained Lifting them back to life’s highroad
Clark Here.
again,
J. A. Clark of Pendleton was in ten guests at dinner.
Keep you the air of God’s heaven
Hermiston Tuesday on business.
above
In Pendleton.
Mrs. Dave Mlttlesdorf, Mrs. Curtis Flowing ln gently to heal them we
love!
Mrs. Warner’s Brothers Here.
— Walter Greenough.
Margaret McAvoy, Fred Harper of Simons and Mrs. George Harkenrlder
were
ln
Pendleton
Wednesday
doing
Spokane, and Clinton Harper of
Burk’s For Bargains.
Weston spent the week-end at the some shopping.
Cecil Warner home. Fred anj' Clin
ton Harper arc Mrs. Warner^^broth
ers.
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Al Henriksen Here.
After making a trip through Seat
tle, Spokane and Olympia, Al Henrik
sen arrived In Hermiston Tuesday
evening. He Is staying at the home
of his son, Oral Henriksen.
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County Agent H?re.
C. W. Smith, county agent for Mor
row county, was In Hermiston Sat
urday.
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THE TUM-A-LUM LUMBER CO.
Vol. I
EDITORIAL
SPORTS
(T h e only gear lubricant guar-
anteed not to freeze at 15* be
low zero w ithout adding oiL)
BOSC
RADIO
No. 14
POME?
A cow stood on the rail
road track
The train came round
the bend.
She was never struck by a
train before
But she got It ln the end.
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WEATHER
Phone 571
Hermiston, Oregon
C olumbia
THEATRE
HERMISTON, OREGON
We will insist this year that our
All-American team have at least one
HELPFUL HINTS
American name on it.
instead of the Bast-West game,
why not the Irish coached by At
How to Catch Whifflepoofs
Smith and the Scotch by Premier Mc
As the Whlfflepoof Is a very tasty
Donald. At least one line wouldn't
glvo much.
morsel we all desire a moss of then
,and the Editor has found the follow
ing method very successful. In July
carefully cut a hole In the ice on any
lake, dig a hole In the water and line
with bread and butter. Lay
banana peel in the hole and when
the whlfflepoof whiffles he will Blip
cn the bananna peel and Is ready to
cook. Roast on an oak board In
cool oven and when done throw the
Whlfflepoof away and eat the board.
You will have to look a long way
before you find better material or
bargains.
F'nuff sed.
DANCE
Hermiston Auditorium
DECEMBER 14
Fletcher's Round-Up Orchestra
SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
All in Gorgeous
Techinicolor
R E D S K IN
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Oregon Hardware & Implt. Co.
Unless It turns warmer we predict
cooler weather with rain unler3
otherwise.
AMERICAN LEGION
Bielm an Motors
F »to ' À !? ♦
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dominant receiver, and, o f course, fts tone
and pin-point selectivity arc without ap
proach. Beautiful m a walnut veneered
Cabinet o f O ld E n g lish design, this Bosch
D e Luxe seven tu b e M odel is b u ilt
for those w h o want tfie best— but not
over-priced radio. Less tubes, $240.0(x
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H E R M IST O N B A K E R Y
Will Sell Bread at Wholesale Prices
Over the Counter
CHAIN
Buying Power PLUS Owner Service
When you consider that our Buy
ing Power is grouped with each of
the Red and White stores In this
state, plug that of all the other Red
* White stores. thruout the nation
— then you can see why we are able
to offer genuine vglues aad unusual
service. Trade here regularly for a
few weeks and i r
for yourself!
This Bakery passed a No. 1 Sanitary Inspection December 11, 1929.
SPANISH SHAWL TO THE LUCKY LADY AT SUPPER TIME
W R E ST L IN G M A T C H
Kennedy vs. Leavitte
of Hermiston
of Baker
-W IT H -
Legion Hall
Richard Dix
Friday, December 20
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S P E C IA L
ST A M P S
NEXT" ISSUE
MIXED N U T S .............................- ........- .................................................... 20c
WALNUTS, No. 1 California---------------
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BRAZILS................. - ...........................................................
20c
IARGE OREGON FILBERTS..................................................................... 2!5c
EXTRA FANCY OREGON WALNUTS
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FAVEL ORANGES, JAP ORANGES, CHRISTMAS CANDIES DATES
AND FIGS
Hostess Fruit Cake, Heinz Plum
Pudding
Gifts In Silk lloaiery, Underwear, Fancy Handerchlefe, are al
ways good. We have a nice line.
Hosiery for Men and Boy«— Silk. Silk and Wool and Wool In
attractive boxee.
SEE OUR JEWELRY— Neeklaee«, Bracelets,
Beads,
Watches,
Watch Chains, Ring* aad Bag«.
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KINGSLEY’S
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RED&WHITE STORES
NORTON’S GROCERY
11-2 lb. Loaves 10c; 1 lb^Lolves
* a t 7 cents.
Keeps your gear« aa easy shift,
kig in January aa in July.
Drive in today.
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W ith this Screen-Grid Bosch Radio, the
harmony o f a stringed orchestra, the stir
ring music o f massed bands, the charmed
voice o f a singer, all are you n in natural
tone, in controlled volum e as never be
fore. It is engineered to the new Screen-
Grid tub es— technically it is radio’»
Phone 331.
Hermiston, Ore., December 12, 1929
Shop Farly!
Mr. Benefiel Here.
We w ill h'av- Christmas Trees foi
C. W. Benefiel of Irrigon wag ln sale next week.
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Hermiston Wednesday on business.
ALEMITE
Gear La&ricant
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Published in the interests of the people of Hermiston and vicinity by
The bull on on the stock rarket
seems to have been Just that. And
a lot of people lost money they never
had. And thoso are the bear facta.
Christmas and then New Year re
solutions.
Goes to Montana.
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. Mrs. F. W. Baty and daughter.
Erma, left Hermiston Saturday for
ADVERTISEMENTS
Philipsburg, Montana, whore they
All grades of Roofing at Lowes'
will visit with parents and friends. Pi ices.
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