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PAGE 8 THURSDAY, LOCAL NEWS ITEMS Mrs. 11. Everett of Portland vis vacation at the homo of their grand ited a few days with her daughter, parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Camp Mrs. W. Morgan. bell. Hermiston Visitors. Visiting From Vale. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Connell and Mrs. Carl Voyon and two children daughter Josephine, of Umatilla, of Vale. Oregon, arrived in Hermiston were Hermiston visitors Tuesday.' Purchase New Truck. From Portland. Leathers & Little purchased a new Susan and Sylvia Campbell of Chav, truck from the Black A White Portland are spending their summer Garage the first of the week. 'ffEÑp>L^Ú>Ñ'S’;\GRÉÁTEST/FÑÍ^Rf^Ñrt'ÉÑ-TZ^ Mrs. A. M. Shay, who has been vis iting at the home of her daughter, Mrs. M. L. Watson for the past sev eral weeks, left Saturday for Ver nonia, Oregon, where she w ill visit her son, Earl Shay, of that city ITEM A N BHSHw band H. E. Hanby installed a new Gen eral Electric bottle washer and bottle filler on his dairy ranch this week. Visiting in Hermiston. NEW Ford C. C. CONLEY W atchmaker and Jeweler » LAUDA LaPI ANTS JOHN BOLES*JEANETTELOFF > (f Installs Electric Apliance. Mrs. Raymond Eliott and son Dicky and Loel Wilson, of Portland, Motor to Pendleton. are visiting at the O C Pierce home Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Felthousc ac this week. Mr. and Mrs. Halton Tay companied by Mrs. Felthouse’s moth lor and son of San Francisco ar- Once. In a Linnut a thou. Like this ! a n d h u n d n d io fo th » ro u tila .~ id in ^ STAGE a n d SCREEN STA H SI N E X T DOOR TO POSTOFFICE i Sunday - Tuesday •Where your Watch Work is Guaranteed to Run Longer and Better I A Full Line of Staple and Fancy Groceries <HIIDBEN<< n w o u B 'i ALL TALKING '8 I N G I N Q - -B A N C IN O - . LAWRENCE GRAY-HELEN BENNY RUBIN-WYNN MENS’ WOMEN’S SHOTS HATS, CATS TIES, DRESS SHIRTS DRESS PANTS DRESS SOX RAYON SHORTS RAYON UNDERWEAR Wednesday Thursday HATS SHOES HOSE DRESSES and DRESS GOODS SWEATERS NOTIONS | JEWELRY ’ A FULL LINE OF WORK SHIRTS. WORK PANTS, OVF.RAT.T.R A lready it has saved many lives. N o matter how hard the impact, the windshield o f the new Ford will not shatter. Y o u are therefore protected from flying glass — the cause of 6 5 % o f auto mobile injuries. Come in and let us show you the many other unusual fea tures of this great new UNION SUITS, GLOVES, CANDY, TOBACCO, CIGARETTES AND KEDS. " More than 40 leading m akes o f farm im p le m e n ts n o w com e equipped w ith A lem ite high p ressure lubrication in p la ce o f g r e a se c u p s . T h e sam e sy stem u sed on m ost m akes of cars. T h e h a n d y A lem ite C om p r e s so r m a k es lubrication a s s y and sure. S aves repairs. Triplex shatter-proof — glass . windshield -» v in . , 1», Ib i» Monday afternoon by motor to visit er. Mrs. Barbara Stevens, motored to rived In Herm iston to spend a week Mrs. Voyen’s mother, Mra, Leila Pendleton Sunday evening. w ith the Pierce fam ily. Mrs. Tay- Phelpa. • » >, > Make Pishing Trip. lor was formerly Miss Fern Wilson On Camping Trip. Russell and Wesley Blessing spent of Hermiston. W. H. Howe Is enjoying a camp Wednesday evening and Thursday Birthday Party. ing and fishing vacation about 75 morning fishing at McKay darn. Some thirty guests helped Dick miles from Bend, Oregon. From Portland. |Upham celebrate his birthday Satur- Motor t® Pendleton. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Boynton and day evening. Dancing and cards Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Vanos and two two children of Portland visited from ¡were the chief entertainments. children motored to Pendleton Sun* Saturday until Monday night with From White Blnffi, Wn day. Mr. Boynton's mother. Mrs. W. S. I Mr. and M ix j ’ E. Leander and from Pendleton. Boynton. two daughters, Pauline uud Phyllis, Roy Hutchinson, former resident, Herm iston Vimt®rs. of White Bluffs, Washington, visited now of Pendleton, was in Hermiston George and Rodney Davis, who ¡at the Frank Guiwits home over the Saturday. went to the local high school but week-end. Sunday the Leander fam- From Umatilla. now living in Portland, were In Her- ily an,j Mr. and Mrs. Guiwits motor- Mr. and Mrs. W alter Bullard and miston Sunday visiting with friends, ed to The Dalles where they met and Mrs. Clarke of Umatilla Motors to Pendl®t®n. Mra. Guiwits’ mother, Mrs. Elouise were Hermiston visitors Thursday. H. W. Kelley motored to Pendleton Brownell, of Los Angeles, California, Monday afternoon on business conn- and Mrs. L. T. Morrison, of Clark- Heppn’r Visitor. “ • L. Cherry was a Heppner visi ected with the Legion regatta at tor the last of the week. McKay dam. Leaves for Vernonia. WEEK STARTING SUNDAY, JUNE 22 jm n Y ou can also equip old m achines w ith Alem ite. It coots on ly a fe w cen ts to replace a graasa cu p w ith an A lem ite fitting. L e t u s s h o w y o u h o w fc w ill s a v e tim e , la b o r an d m oney. for Farm Implements CASH AND CARRY Until Our Next Issue cam F fire MARSHMEIL0WS 27c BROWN RICE FLAKES 3 Packages ........................... 32c VAN CAMP’S PORK AND BEANS 27c 2 PEGS. STARCH, Com or Gloss 15c • 18 ox. Pkg. (Mal-o-whip Free)........ • l/SCHENCX F bejmi t n v f ROHRMAN MOTOR CO. » J C N U G E i.l', PENNY RUBIN /J MARY PORAN / Med., 3 for ....................... Where Prices are (W ith Shopping Bag Free).............. SPORTING GOODS CAMPBELL’S SOUP 6 Cans ..................... — Complete Line of Sporting Goods— J. M. NORTON, Owner Fishing Tackle, Ammunition, Guns Cigars, Candies, Sandwiches CONSIDER THESE FACTS PLEASE. 1. There are more than 10,000 stores in the Red & White a buying power that is second to none. 2. Yet each of these stores is individually and independe] citizen of the community he serves. 3. You benefit yourself and your community when you co purchases to these modern, locally owned stores. Shop by Phone — W e Deliver— SAT. AND MON., JUNE 21 - 23 •Red HITT’S CONFECTIONERY A W hite Super Special*. ( TUM-A-LUM TICKLER Publitkei in the interest! of the peeple of Hermiston and vicinity by THE TUM-A-LUM LUMBER CO. Corn B eef 29c 17c 1 Pound ......... R- & W. Shaker Salt 2 for Red & W hite Catsup, 14 2 for Canada Dry “• 45c 73c $2.85 49c 3 f o r ........ Canada Dry 12 f o r ....... Wesson Oil Quarts 2 f o r ........................... ONLY 30 CENTS A POUND. BRACELETS. WATCHES, RINGS, BEADS, NECKLACES, JUST THE THING FOR GUTS. STRAW HATS-All Prices Fhone 331. — AGENTS FOR— P ackage.................... Fruit* for Salad, Red & W hite 2 f o r ..................... Hermiston. Oregon, June 19, 1930 Salad Bowl Salad Dressing One-half P in ts................... EDITORIAL Salad Bowl Salad Dressing P in ts ................................... There never wna anything made ,'»u< what someone could make It worse and sell it for lees. But In the end one gets Juat what they pay for. . R. A. Brown son, Yd. Mgr. Editor. Salad Bowl Salad Dressing Quarts................................. Royal Anne Cherries 15 Pounds ............... 50 Pounds INDEPENDENTLY OWNED $3.00 UNITEDLY OPERATED OWNER SERVES j buyii T saves « OUR BULK COFFEE AS GOOD AS EVER AND THE PRICE JUST ARRIVED. < Sperry Pancake Flour .................. T w v GUARANTEED TO PLEASE OR YOUR MONEY BACK. A N&w Assortment of Jewelry We reserve the right to limit quantities Fi»h, y 2* WE ARE FEATURING MONARCH COFFEE, 46 CENTS PER LB. > RED & WHITE STORES put up Tum-A-Lum screens and they soon get discouraged and fly. Be what you Is Not what you ain't Tend your own bix Have no complaint. If you is Jes a tadpole Don't try to be a frog. If you is Jes de tail Don’t try to wag de dog. Material for 1 window box for only 55 cents. Paint for this same box tor only 40 cents. Also lattice fences, trellis and other beautifica tions for your home and Sarden. —" — - two of his friends to carry his The trouble with most advice Is chicken house around for him (A that so much of it Is bad. Tum-A-Lum design). They found ______ fb*e to be a very strenuous Job. but Chicken house work goes oa. We struggled on. About half way they unloaded lumber tor Gilbert Smith's ,h* house down for a rest when 24xSO feet houae this week, and or- on* them suddenly exclaimed, dered lumber for a targe chicken "Why. where Is Pat?” house for J. V. Allea aad an addl- right,” came a voice from tiou for C. M. Beet. | luside the chicken house. " I’m ear- ' ___ ry.ng the perches.” About this tlm : of the year the ______ flies are beglnniag to get aaaoylng • Our new paint stock Is Ju. I t If you want the files to flee. Just woujd-pay you to see It. Meadowbrook Ice G e t the B e st SERVICE PHONE 741 * QUALITY Open Sundavs U ntil 12:00
