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THURSDAY. JULY 1«. 1910
Spend Vacation at Wallowa L*ke.
ì > èndl
B otnru From Vacation
Mr. and Mr». O. A. Hill» and Mr.
Ted Wqst, who has been aw a’
and Mr». W. II. Morgan spent F rt-'th ree weeks visitin g relative»
day, Saturday and Sunday at Wall- Bellingham . W ashington, returned t.
owa Lake.
i Hermiston Friday of last week. Whll<
¡Returns From Portland.
¡In that part of the country he vlsltet
Shlrlle Stockard. who has been w ith Fred Gibson at Blaine, Wash
employed In Portland for the past ington.
several months, returned to his borne Makes Vishinw Trip.
I In Columbia district the last of the
E. M. Hauser, ¿islstan t
counts
! week-
agent, went to Meacham Friday eve
¡Visiting From Portland.
¡u ln a where he joined his brother-ln
Cary Campbell of Portland is vis- law and several friends and went U
ttlng with her mother. Mrs. Marian “«»oral lakes in that region where
Coe, of this city. She expects to be they spent Saturday and Sunday fish
here about tw o weeks.
|ln g . He returned to Hermiston Sun
Hermiston Visitors.
day evening.
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M n. Lucille Boyce and Iva Dunne Return From Trip.
of Pendleton were Hermiston visitors * '^oa Reeves and sons Jack and Free
W ednesday.
accompanied by Enos and Dick Mar
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.tin and Harold Marble returned Sun
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Program Starting Sunday, July 13
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Special
Added
FsMring/
sons. Frank Jr.
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the faw..w»ia
fourth, firth
Mountain camp
friends.
S h a r k e y -S c h e lm in
FIGHT PICTURES
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Wednesday
and
Thursday
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.¡ t h e Umpqua river. They also report
and Bobby, spent
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lake, and visiting
and sixth at Blue fish
~ in g , in «_ Diamond
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Crater lake and other points of inter
in company
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Go to Cle-Elum.
Motors to Pendleton.
Rev. and Mrs. Dewey Payne and
Dewey Schiller motored to Pendle- t wo children left Wednesday morning
Ion Sunday afternoon.
tcT cie-Elum , W ashington, where
Chts War at Hinkle Quiet.
they will make their future home.
M. T. Matott. president of the Mr. Payne w i„ take charge of „
:ouncll of Hinkle, reports the gas church in the upper Yakima district,
var situation on a quiet basis in his n ig expected that a returned mis
:lty and left Thursday morning on , i Onary will take Mr. Payne's place
i fish in g trip, leaving the city in | n th is city.
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lustrated, contains a Bosch seven tube
receiver and dynamic type speaker
— ’’The Best in Radio.” Price, less
tubes, $240. O ther Bosch M odels
priced from $119.50 up, less tubes.
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BJUMOWAY'S FAVORITI
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THt SOM Of LOVC
RALPH GRAVES
DAVID DURAND..
Friday and Saturday
w ill urprlse you how much
we can save you during the year
on your shoe bill. A ll we ask is
that you bring your shoes to us
Tor repairing in ample tim e so we
can do a good job.
GARY COOPER
SHOES DYED
ALL COLORS
FOUNTAIN SERVICE
A Lemonade that is known for its qualities. Try one.
Other Cooling Drinks.
Our Fountain Is Modern
Sporting Goods
Candies, Sandwicl.cs
DR. R. B. BRUNDAGE
Licensed N aturopathic Physician
Any case we can treat is given
our rigid GUARANTEE. If we
(all (w hich we never do) there
w ill be no further charge for our
services.
HITT’S CONFECTIONERY
Hermiston, Oregon—Phone 100
Room 16 Bond Bldg.
Pendleton, Ore.
RED & WHITE
THE
Phone Service
STORE
J. M. NORTON, Owner
UTE BUYING POWER, PLUS INDEPENDENTLY
SERVICE.
OWNED
The Savings are passed on to consumer, and the earnings are used to build
a bigger, better community.
SAT. AND MON., JULY 12 - 1 4
BOWMAN
SHOE SHOP
Both For ........... .......................
49c
1 8-Oz. Bottle Red & W hite French
Dressing
1 No. 2 Tin Red A White Grape Fruit
Both For
.. . a
.............. AQ/*
1 No. 2 1-2 R. & W. Solid Pack Toma
toes, arid
1 No. 2 Tin Serv-us Sliced Beets, and
1 No. 2 1-2 Tin R?d A W hite Spinach
A,1For •••--•...
.....49c
T h Mi?k°n ‘ Cho^ ,a*e Ma,ted
INDEPENDENTLY
OWNED
49c
i -Y
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We Have
Used Parts
FOR ALL MAKES
*
Hermiston Auto
W reckingHouse
E. F. PIERSON, Owner
We Buy Used Car»
Chickens, $1.80
Apples
Groceries -
Hot Weather Dishes
Hermiston Transfer, Agts
Phone 31
•Red & W hite Super Specials.
are now in order
Don’t forget we have Knox Gelatine to mak*» T
serts, Salads and -Meat Dishes. •
4
Wesson Oil
Quart« ...............
1 No. 2 1-2 Tin Serv-us Fancy Peaches
1 No. 2 1-2 tin Serv-us Fancy Pineapple
Why N o t,
aU SE D n
^CAK /
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We reserve the right to limit quantities
Coffee
u*ar
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Oregon Hardware & Implement Go
C O N S O L ID A T E D
.
Truck Lines
Eggs, 35c
A
TUM-A-LUM TICKLER
1 Pt. B. & W. Olives
1 12 oz. Jar Scrv-us Queen Olive*
1 4-oz. Tin Pimentoes
Published in the interests of the people of Hermiston and vicinity by
THE TUM-A-LUM LUMBER CO.
Phone 331.
AQ„
1 Pt. Jar R. A W Pure Mayonaise
1 Tin B A W. Norwegian Sardines
49c
Both F o r ........
2 Tins Green A W hite Golden Sweet
Com
2 Tins Green A W hite Standard Cut
Beans
- All F o r ....................................
AQr«
UNITEDLY
OPERATED
SALMON, any grade, Sardines, Meat*.
Work Shirts, full Cut
1 X‘n
Fcy‘ Golden Sweet Corn
1 Tin Serv-us Sliced Beets
1 Tin R. A W. Extra Sifted Peas
All F o r ...................
Ice Cream Powder, Junket
— AGENTS FOR—
A
All For .....................
JELLO, any Flavorr.
Herm iston, Oregon. July 10, 1930
A Good Grade Overall or Jacket
EDITORIAL
In a recent shooting affair the
eops report read that two of the
It la estim ated that a cow moves bullets were fatal, but the third and
her Jaws 41,000 tim es a day. 1» that fourth bullets were not so" bad.
ill? Say cow you ought to Ree some
>f our gum chcwers if you want to
We figured
another 100 • foot
see action.
chicken house this week. W ill tell
you whom for when the deal Is clos-
It ha» been found out that some
types of beetles can go for three years
without eating. That Is longer than
most homes can afford to go w ith
Insulation w ill keep out th is sum
out re-palntlng.
mer heat as w ell ae keeps the heat
Tuesday*» gas war brought low in during the winter. Get an e sti
prices and lots of gas was sold. You mate from us as to Its cost. And
have your gas. come in now nnd see there are »everal typee that can be
our paint atock. Our prices are low put in any house.
all the Ume.
Remember that a screen door keeps
Tom: I notice you are w earing your
out the files. Only 93.75 for a
<ox wrong side out.
Boh: Yes, m y feet got warm, so I dandy.
•turned the hose on them.
The Tow er ot »‘'-a Is leaning 1*
A quart o f Du Kwik enamel for
1-3 feet out of plumb.
It wasn't 91.45 that w ill transform any »ur-
Unlit of Tnm -A-Lnm m ateriel m It f s c e yon care to spread It over. A ll
wouldn't he that way.
color» »nd »mailer « « a .
4-
Harvest Sox, 2 pair
Straw Hats, all kinds
REDUCED PRICES
THIS COUPON GOOD FOR SO CENTS
On any pair of Shoes in our stock.
shoes sold for less than $1.00.
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