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to get our bread with
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r°‘ d’ bU,,t' 8re th tw th»‘
sweating of the brow.
So
| Do you ever ask yourself what ln .fr » f rarrchsuts who have no ed th»mselves into districts
Interest In us and no knowledge of therefore
I think our first effort
i really is the matter with this town? our community or Its needs. It is
| Just stop a minute and really think
should, be to form a large road dis
foolish for us to htink that we owe
trict, our union high school district ¡ _
and you will find out that it is as the
’is r k t
B lroh „
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'immunity nothing add that we
little poem says, "It is not your town, do not loue anything when we un would not be too large for one road | ■
turned from Iowa Saturday after-1 January he gave the sto v ea
* it's you.” Hermiston has one of the necessarily send our money out of district, and then by voting a very. ■
noon where they have been visiting tor If» money.
rUn best schools In the state, a Carnegie town for It the community is pros small tax each year we would soou (p
library which no other community perous we will all prosper with it be in a position to build all our most
>lth relatives and friends for the,
-
the size of ours has, larger and better and if the community is dead and Important roads and keep all our ■
I CLUB PP/ESIDENT DISCUSSES
churches than any other town our run down at the heels we will all find roads In better shape. If we do thia
size, a larger and stronger bank than ourselves in that very same sad con one thing alone I would feel that we £
Bellingham Vititor.
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any other town twice our size, a far dition. I say this regardless of who bad accomplished something.
Mr». Morlan left the first part of
Our road north to the Umatilh. ■
better newspaper and printing office you are or what your business mav
the week for Bellingham. Washing -I a success and a
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Rapids dam site should be kept open.
ton. to visit her daughter. Mrs. Roy that are for the g a \
thlng‘‘ than any other town in Umatilla be .
Haddoz, whose home la there.
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good of the commua- county possibly Pendleton excepted.
If the aviation field Is established g,
Now what should the club do this as now talked of this would be the ■
ity and the upbuilding of our city a bakery second to none for the qual
and our project. It might seem un ity of its products, good restaurants year? It Is useless for me to get up most feasible road from it into Her-
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Attend Dance.
here
and uivuiiuii
mention d
a tioae
dozen or more
loyal to say It. nevertheless it is
Hermlstonians attending the dance true, that many of us, in fact most and hotel accommodations, a cream- things that we should do. If we do miston. O ut road out to the south
at Pendleton Saturday night were T. of us, have lost all interest In ery, a Farm Bureau Co-op. which one thing and do It well we will side of the reservoir should be com
pleted. We have now a number of
draws trade to our city from 20 toSO
West, Fred Gibson, John Haddoz,■ everything pertaining to
have accomplished far more than to farmers living in that section who
Ruth Dense., Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bar- » u n ity at large and ^ . b e c o m e miles in every direction, a commun
have started a dozen enterprises, and
ity laundry which was perhaps the got no where with any of them. Our make Hermiston their trading center
WariterOL’ okTan?,lane' ?
a“d
,n our
« in « h per-
and they should have a better and
Walter Blokland.
sonal Interests that we have no time first of such an undertaking In the first and most important Item Is
more direct road. Some time, in the
state,
and
stores
In
most
every
line
rot-ds and I think we all know de
for our fellow citizens or the inter
that are as up to date with as large finitely now that the only way to coming early spring, I would like to
Notice— Eastern Star.
ests of our community.
see this club put on another one of its
Stated communication of Queen
Too many of us have become and as good a stock of merchandise get any road work done or new roads old time get-to-gether meetings and
as
can
be
found
in
any
town
three
Esther chapter O. E. S. next Thurs knockers instead of good boosters
built is to form a road district and
day at 8 P. M. Installation of of which all communities must have. It times the size of Hermiston and many vote a small tax each year and then invite to it every patron of the
town. I think these meetings are a
ficers by order M. M.— adv.
a stranger cornea to town looking for other undertakings worthy of men when we have the money we are in a big help to keep up the spirits of all
tion,
but
do
we
patronize
these
in
position to go before the county
a location does he find us all boost
of us and do much to unite the coun
From Spokane.
» » ? No. if he spends an hour on stitutions as we should? No that is court and tell them the road work try and town in a bond of friendli
one
of
our
greatest
troubles.
How
we want done or the new roads built ness and good fellowship.
Elder F. A. Detamore of Spokane ' the streets and in the business houses
was in Hermiston for a three d a y jta|klng he has learned enough with- many of us patronize the local in and that we have so much money and
If we wish to make Hermiston a
mlssionary institute at the Adventist!out even going out to look over the stitutions as they deserve to be pat that they have to match it. This 1 bigger city and a better place in
ronized?
How
many
of
us
send
out
think is compulsory on the county
church the past week end.
Plans ’“nd and is ready to move on to what
which to live we must all put our
were laid for a community wide mis- ...
be hopes to be a more
favored
soot of town for articles that we should court and we have found that the all for one and one for all. Our slo
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purchase
at
home?
Practically
every
only parts of the county that arc
sionary work to be launched in the We may not mean to be knockers but
gan should be “A Bigger and Better |
near future.
Representatives were nevertheless too many of u8 are. We one of us do more or less, and why getting any road work done or new Hermiston.”
do
we
do
it?
Many
of
us
it
would
present from Iotre. Boardman and should boost. Our land if properly
deem have
that
envy that
nave m
a t trace of <
Pendleton. Mr. R. E. Keller of Pen worked
TROY L A U N D R Y
dleton and Mrs. Minnie Sype of El
PHONE
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far off, not to those friends and
lensburg, Wash., were also present to put any real value on it at all?
------------ We neighbors with whom we are in dally
assist in the institute.
cannot expect any land, be It ever so
good, to make a living for us without contact. This is a very short sighted
policy as we must all sink or swim
Hermiston Visitor.
working it properly. God Almighty
LATEST BOBBING
Mrs. Doris Deeter. who trachea at told Adam and Eve when he kicked together In our little home commun
SHAVING
Cold Springs, was a Hermiston visi them out of Paradise, "By the sweat ity. I venture to say that to uphold all
these
local
institutions,
to
support
tor Saturday.
of thy brow thou ghait earn thy
brPa,l ” To many of ns today wish our home town merchants, will save
m more (even In cash) than patron-
Goes to Vancouver.
Mrs. George Wagnor left for Van
couver, Washington, the first of the
week to take care of her sister, Mrs
Dr. Gale, who is ill in thnt city.
nshKUARY «, 1830
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
This is the Separator
that has pleased housewives
in every community
5
5
5
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The McCormick-Deering
Ball-Bearing
Cream Separator
' h
he next time you are
n
near our place, stop in
T
and look over the McCof-
mick-Dcenng Cream Sepa
rators we have on our floor.
Here you w ill find a ma
chine in just the right size
that w ill suit you in every
little detail.
O r teB us when it w ill be
most convenient and we
KECK BARBER SHOP
w ill prove to your full satis
faction, right at your own
house, that theMcCormick-
Deerir.g is the closest-skim
ming, easiest-turning, easi-
est-to-wash cream separator
you can buy.
You w ill staypleased year
after year w ith a McCor-
mick-Deering. Come in and
look it over.
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■ -Oregon Hardware & Implement Co. s
Where Your Dollars
Have More “Cents”
See Show.
Hermiston people attending the
■how In Pcndloton Sunday night were
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Barker, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Kelley, Mr. and Mrs. Nei'
Boynton, Herbert liedwall, Grace
Jackson, Ruth Bcnscl and John Ilad-
dox.
Friday & Saturday
CASH PRICES
WHAT IS ADVERTISING?
16 POUNDS SUGAR
Have Dinner.
The August Linder family wore
guests at the Frank Snell home Sun
day for dinner.
5 GALLONS COAL OIL
8ALTED SODA CRAX, 2 POUNDS
V iilton.
Russell Blessing and Margaret
Bill» were dinner gtie»t» at the Aug
u»t Linder home Sunday evening.
OYSTER CRAX, 2 POUNDS
GINGER SNAPS, 2 POUNDS
I QUART PURE.X (1 PT. FREE with each quart)
1 BOX IODIZED SALT
luy» J
The A. E. Benael family 1» the own
er of a new Botch radio purchased
from the Oregon Hardware & Iniple
ment Co.
2 1-2 POUND BAGS SALT, 4 FOR
4 ROLLS TOILET PAPER, 1000 SHEETS TISSUE
POTATOES, 100 POUNDS
WHY PAY MOKE?
Pendlet°n Visitors.
Miss Laura Wallace and Miss Mar
garet McDevitt were Pendleton visi
tors Saturday night.
Back at Work.
Claude Keck, who has been III and
has had Mr. Knight of Pendleton tak
ing his place In the barber shop, la
back at work again. Mr. Knight has
returned to his home in Pendleton.
New Mechanic at Work.
Mr. McReynolds, new mechanic at
the Rohrman Motor Company, Is on
duty now.
Teachers Here.
Miss Dora Reoves and Miss Rlcco.
teachers at the Umatilla school, were
Hermiston visitors Monday.
Bine Front.
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GENERAL MERCHANDISE
THE
O R EE N
JTH B I F T
ST A M P S
Monarch Brand Groceries
ARE THE FINEST LINE OF GOODS
PUT UP ANYWHERE
At Adventist School.
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Cowger of
Boardman fire spending a few days at
the Adventist school this week. They
are looking for a location in thia com
munity.
—All Varieties of—
VEGETABLES, FRUIT, PFANUT
BUTTER, CATSUP, COCOA,
PICKLES.
From Butter Creek,"T.
Lee Savely, prominent rancher of I
the Butter creek district was In Her
miston Tuesday of this week looking
after business Interests. Dee st i t - I
that the sheep survived tho cold
weather In fine shape.
Give them a Trial.
A NICE LINE OF VEGETABLES
AND SEASONABLE FRUITS.
GIVE US YOUR ORDET.
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b.
0D,R SPR nra homert b now m
We h«ve a n w line of full fashioned hos« for $1 00
week M ¿ M
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A KET> n ° d q’,Sllty- fuU Cnt' th' »nit this
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Published in the interest, of the people « f Hermiston and vicinity by
THE TUM-A-LUM LUMBER CO.
CHAIÑ
RED&WHITE STORFS
NORTON’S GROCERY
Phone 331.
Hermiston, Oregon, February 0* •30
EDITORIAL
bed luck. Got an auto and It blew
up. Got an airplane and it blew
1 here la an old saying that a silk down.
purse can't be made from a sow’s ear,
but they certainly build fine stad
The winter is not over yet.
iums by kicking her hide around.
would be well to order another load
of coal today.
R. A. Brownson, Editor.
Up In Walla Walla they have
If any more towns get in debt
stadium built of Tum-A-Lum cement as badly as Chicago, they will prob
and it sure is nice. There are 1000 ably call on the farmers to give
Jthcr uses for thia concrete on the city relief.
farm and In town. Come in and let
us show you some of them.
We might give them a cow and
two eb^-kens and let thbm -raise
’
Little Mary on seeing her first pea their own fod.
I cock exalaimed, “Look. Auntie, one
¡of your chickens is In bloom.”
The most unpleasant place to live
is just beyond your income.
By
If leaks showed up when the snow building a Tum-A-Ijum home you
I went off. fix the roof now. We have »111 get a lifetim e lease on happi
ness and will save money instead
| the material on hand.
of paying rent.
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KINGSLEY’S
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TUM-A-LUM TICKLER
WE ADVISE THAT YOU
First Appearance Since Xmas.
George Beddow was in Hermiston
shopping and renewing acquaintance.
Tuesday. Oeorg» farms In the Col
umbia district and admitted that thia
Make. Portland Trip.
C. 8. McNaught left Monday for
P week s visit in Portland.
121 MAIN ST.
35
Voi. 30
SA V E
HERMISTON, OREGON
5=Sg
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Co.
COMPLETE PROTECTION
1 Llfp-
3— Permanent Total
C— Accident.
2— “"-Old Age Income.
Disability.
' -Sickness.
See J 0 ” » H A D D 0 X , Agent
Bnt the Bines are all on the Outside
B U R N H A M ’S
wm~
PHONE 341
From Ione.
Mrs. Cora Frank of lone is visiting
her daughter at the Adventist dt-hoo
this week.
Hom» Over Week-end
Miss Margaret Neary spent th-
week end at the home of her father
J. J. Neary.
“Advertising is the education of
the public as to what yon are, where
yon are. and what you have to offer
in the way of skill, talent or com
modity. The only man who should
not advertise is the man who has
nothing to offer the world in the
way of commodity or service.”
— Elbert Hubbard.
3 , POUNDS LIBERTY SODA CRAX. SALTED
RE-Model the house.
RE-Paint everything.
RE-Roof the roof.
RE-New your happiness.
RE-Pair everythin .
RE-Vielt our offici.
Have you seen our Celotex ads
In some of the leading newspapers
and magazines’ Look for them In
the Ladies' Home Journal. Saturday
Evening Poet and others.
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Joe says-
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I a » too b u y to handle Specials
w»»h, hut our customers w ill
be cared for as usual. Any merchan
dise purchased a t a Red A White
Store W a SPECIAL Satisfactory arti
cle, for price and quality, pins service
Thanks!
TOE AMD VERA.