The Hermiston herald., February 20, 1930, Page 6, Image 6

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THIS HERMISTON HERALD, HEBMIBTONJ OREGON«
vals, are necessary.
r°rm ir Editor Here.
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Mr. Raymond Crowder, former edi­
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tor of the Hermiston Herald, will be ’*
In Hermiston Sunday to represent
the men’s counsel. He Is now located
In Arlington.
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Baby Die*.
Word was received Friday telling
of the very serious illness of the
young daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Sullivan who are now residing at
Junction City, Oregon. Word was
received Thursday that the baby
died.
Baby Boy.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Schabel of
Stanfield are the parents of a 9 1-2
pound boy born February I .
Debate Breaks Even.
Mac HI and Umatilla broke even
in th e ir d ebate W ednesd ay ev en in g ,
Mae H i v i n n ln g u n a n im o u sly a t Mac
In and Umatilla winning ununmouw)
at Umatilla. Both affirmative team»
won.
Go to Conference.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Payne made a
trip to The Dalles to attend the dis­
trict conference there.
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FARM POINTERS
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The strawberry root louse, a rela­
tively new Insect pest In Oregon, may
be controlled by setting out uulnfest-
■d plants, says the entomologist of
the experiment station. When set­
ting out strawberries It Is advisable
to dip the plants in a nicotine solu­
tion if aphids are present. This kills
all the aphids that havle hatched.
The aphids winter as small, black,
thiny eggs that are deposited on the
under side of the leaves. The dipp­
ing is done in the spring or In the
-all before the plants are set out.
NORTON’S GROCERY
M. Brandt, head o
the dairy department at Oregni.
State college, was at Hermiston Mon­
day and Tuesday/.nsristlng Harold
Dean, superintendent of tlio Umatilla
experiment station, with some dairy
work.
OUR CIRCLE OF FRIENDS
ENLARGES
More good friends for Red and
White . . . More folks SAVINO time,
« ’curing greater SATISFACTION. . .
You are Invited to Join in the circle.
Phone your orders for prompt de­
livery.
Ill With Flu.
Those who nre out of high school I
With the flu are Jano Warner, Jewell [
Smith and Billy Felthouse.
Specials Saturday-Mon.
Feb. 22-24
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John Newell, ot Ilormlaton, a stu­
dent at the Collcgo of Puget Sound I
In Tacoma, was recently elected
sergeant at arms of this freshman
class. Nowell, popular In college ac­
tivities, is affiliated with Alpha Ch |
Nu fraternity.
49 Bounds ........... ..........................
CAW SUGAR
100 Pbund Bags ..........................
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SERV-US CATSUP
2 Bottles .................................................
Lois «Jackson will bo home Friday |
to spend the week-ond with her par
vnts. Lois Is employed In a bank at |
Portland.
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SERV-US CUT BEANS
To Spend Week-end.
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P. & G. fGAP
10 Calm .................................................
Ivan Sutton, who worked at the I
Rohrman Motor Company, has left
Its employ and Is employed at tlu |
Echo Auto company at Echo.
To Portland.
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BUNGALOW FLOUR
Works at Echo.
H u Party.
Mrs. Mr.tott was hostess for i.
bridge iisrty Wednesday ev* ulng
Three tables of bridge were played
after which delicious refreshments
were drrved.
To Pendleton.
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Mias Pauline Morris and Lenore
Dyer made a trip to Pendleton Sun­
day to attend the show ‘Sunny Side
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Don’t mis* this vnl’—’
Colored Metal
Waste Baskets
Sturdy metal baskets japanned
in bright colors. Look neat and
wear well. 10 5-8x9 1-2 inches.
EACH 39c
Hand Saws
16 to 20 Inch
Cross cut style. Choice of three
sizes—16, 18 and 20 inches.
Strong hardwood handles with
brassed screws. Price 49c.
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10 Quart Galvan­
ized Pails
Broom With
Colored Handle
__________ 49 CENTS_________
Revonoc
Alumium Polish
i Limit 1 to each customer
Smooth, gray enameled ware of
excellent quality. Deep shape—
large round hollow handles.
14-Qt. at 59c; 17 Qt. at 79c
! A bargain for you! 10 Qt.
J size, made of heavy galvan-
■ ized steel. They are double
■ seamed and reinforced at
a the bottom. Strong handles
■ firmly riveted ears.
ss Be ready early for yours,
That keeps your aluminum cook­
ing utensils bright and shining
like new. Regular 35c
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Colored
Carbon Lamps
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Wine Tumblers
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3 FOR 9c
COMPLETE PROTECTION
1-— Life.
2------ Old Ago Income.
3— Permanent Total
Disability.
4 —Sickness.
T— Accident.
H A D D O X , A;ant
SAVE
THE
GREEN
T H R IF T
STA M PS
Try Our Bucket Brand Cane and
Maple Syrup
Made from pure black maple sugar and granulated cane sugar.
This will please you.
OUR GARDEN SEEDS
JUST RECEIVED A LINE OF
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Berry Bowls
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AT A SAVING!
EACH 9c
Of brilliant glass—in two beau­
tiful patterns! They* measure
'I 1-2 inches across—a size that
you will find very useful.
Large Decorated
Bread Boards
Regualr
ieguai 25 cent values. They
are or
of 3-ply
3-1 veneer that will not
warp. Good looking stenciled
decorations with contrasting lac­
quered trim—fast colors.
9 CENTS
Colored Enameled
Canister Sets
A necessity, in every kitchen.
4 Piece Set at 9c E*ch Piece
Large Sponge
A soft durable sponge that will
help lighten and hasten many a
cleaning job in the house or gar­
age.
BIG SIZE!
BIG VALUE—9c
Cool Handle
Frying Pan
SALE PRICE 9c
Handy family size—8 inches
across pan. It is made of heavy
1 piece steel, with a smooth gun
metal finish. Cool handle with
a hole for hanging.
A WONDERFUL TIME TO
BUY AND SAVE
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PHONE
* YOUR CHOICE 9c
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Heavy Weight China
Cup and Saucer
BOTH FOOR 9c
A chance for you to restock at a
worth-while saving! Both cup
and saucer are of heavy china,
with a clear white glaze.
White Enamel Pails
12-quart. An ideal house water
or milk pail
AT 89c
Juice Extractor Set
Em erald Green Ream er and
Pitcher
See one of these new sets and
you’ll want it for your kitchen.
Each set consists of a pint size
graduated pitcher, and a cone-
shaped reamer which fits into
the pitcher. Of rich emerald
green glass.
E A C H P IE C E 9c
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These * r e only a few o f the many w onderful bargains that w e are offering fo r this one week, and
which are now being shown on our display tables. Quantities are lim ited so come early and «»Mike your
selection*.
SALE STARTS PROMPTLY AT 8 O’CLOCK SATURDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY
ENDS THE FOLLOWING SATURDAY NIGHT.
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KINGSLEY’S
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Good looking lamps for your
home—in assorted round and
flower shapes. They fit stand­
ard sockets, and come in rich fast
colors.
Commander Work Shirts
Fine Chambry, coat cut, double i houlder and arm supports, two
button pockets, good roomy sise, the best shirt on the market for
98 cents.
Drop In gentlemen, and look at our Work Shirts. We should be
sble to please you. and the prices are right. Gloves of all kinds,
hosiery and underwear.
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At a saving! Standard table size
made of smoothly polished glass.
Graceful straight shape.
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Four-sewed, good quality com
broom. The kind you usually
get at a much higher price.’
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3 ROLLS FOR 9c
9c
Enameled Disn Pan
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They are full 4 ounce rolls of
soft manila crepe. We offer them
to you at this price as one of the
greatest features of our 9c Sale.
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Table Tumblers
George Billups of StanBeld was a
business visitor In Hermiston or
Thursday.
Mias Eleanor Briggs, who h-
been visiting In Portland, returned
home Monday.
An unusually strong coil
spring. That’s why it holds the
mop so securely. The holder is
made of stamped steel, and has
a coppered finish. A smooth,
straight handle is included.
At An Important Saving!
Your Choice 9c
3 FOR 9c
Are In; also onion sets. Now Isa good time to be getting these
articles lined up. Ixxik ours over.
Xetnrni Home.
9 cents Limit 1 to each custiomer
High Grade
Toilet Paper
A real selection of useful shape's
and sizes from which to chowse-
Made of high tempered steeL
VERY SPECIAL 59c
To Walla W lla.
Hermiston Visitor.
Files—6 to 14 Inch
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See J O H N
Mrs. Gordon, who Is 11, In a hos­
pital at Wnlla Walla. Is gcttlnf
»long as n*ell as could bo expected
after her operation. Mrs. Dtinnin,
made a trip to Walla Walla Thurs­
day to visit Mrs. Gordon.
Mop Holder With
Handle
The popular 4-ounce size. They
came in the Colonial style and
are made of clear crystal glass.
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Co.
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We are listing here only a few of the many Bargains to be had for this one week, See our large dodger
for more complete list
Colored cotton yarn mon head,
securely mounted on strong wire
frame. Long 48 inch handle
makes it easy to reach ceilings
or picture mouldings.
Miss Pauline Morris wns a dinner |
guest at the Lcto Savely homo Sun­
day.
Ii E«c®vcring.
This is no ordinary affair, but a tremendous offering of Bargains for
9c to crowd our store, to make hundreds of new friends for our busi­
ness, to demonstrate that our store is where quality and value are su­
preme, to assure you that back of our merchandise is a serious de­
sire to give you SERVICE and SENSIBLE PRICES.
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Dinner Quest.
Mrs. Stella Slinnr was cnlled t<
Walla Walla on am m nt of the alck
nt"SR of her stater. She returned
Wednesday.
HARDWARE and HOUSEWARE
Long Handle
Wall Duster
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Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Felthouse, ac­
companied by Mrs. Gourgo Briggs
motored to Pendleton Sunday.
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Mrs. C. 8. McNaught will be In |
Portland over the wtcek-end vlsltlnt
her daughter Nancy who Is going ti
buslnoss college thor*.
To Pendleton.
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Skim milk Is often fed to bull
calres for a longer period than heif-
ors, says the Oregon experiment sta­
tion. A bull calf may be carried on
to eight or ten months of age, al­
though ho can be weaned earlier if
fed good leguminous hay, or if he
has the run of good pasture In addi­
tion to a grain mixture. As it Is
desirable to keep the bull growing.
It may be necessary to feed grain for
best results. A good mixture is five
parts of bran, four of ground oats
and one of linseed meal.
Meeting Held.
Former Student.
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February Is a time for poultrymen
that are raising chicks to get brood­
ing equipment ready. It Is well to
clean and disinfect the houses, assem­
ble and set up the brooding equip­
ment, and order the fuel supply. Also
to see that the brooder stove Is work­
ing properly and make necessary re­
pairs or Improvements to the brooder
houses or equipment so as to have
everything ready before the rush of
other spring duties, says the Oregon
Small white insects found on house
experiment station.
plants In Oregon are controlled by
tpraylng, says the entomologist of the FOR SALE— 10 acres on Columbia
:xperiment station.
These Insects
highway, between main Irrigation
re known as green house flies. A
ditch and etty. Price *1250.00
-pray of whaleoll soap 1 1-2 ounces
Lillian F. Hubbs, Trustee, Silver-
»nd water one gallon. Is satisfactory.
ton, Oregon.
25-tfc
This kills the Insects by contact, so
leveral applications at weekly lnter-
Burk’s For Bargains.
A meeting of the executive com
mlttee of the P. T. A. met at the home
of Mrs. McKenztye to discuss wayi
and means of raising money to carrj
on the work of the P, T. A. the rest
of the year.
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