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and Miss Betty Jolly of Indianapolis, Friday an<j Saturday.
ind , who have been visiting at the Leave for Suttle Lake.
Alpha Chrlstley home the past week,
Mr. and Mrs. 0. W. Payne, Mary
left Monday en route to their homes. Brownson,
Ruth Cherry, Gladys
Swarner and Margery Mullins left
Motor to Pendleton.
Monday morning for Suttle Lake
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Upham and where they wilt spend a week attend­
I'hursday
morning
of
this
week
Farmer Even With World.
daughter Helen motored to Pendle­ ing the Epworth League institute.
J. B. Hallyburton, farmer extra­ bringing Mrs. Barbara Stevens, Mrs. ton Monday.
Visit in Le Grande.
ordinary and a resident of Columbia f elthouse’s mother, back with them
Robert McReynolds, Herbert Hed
district, waa in Hermiston Tuesday Thursday evening.
wall and Grace Jackson motored to
7isits From Freewater.
morning declaring that he wag now
Mrs. Jennie Doney of Freewater Is La Grande Sunday where they spent
even with the world, stating that he Makes Walla W*lla Trip.
a
guest
at the W. B. Beasley home the day visiting Clara lledwall who
owed just as many people as he didn't
Mrs. A. H. Norton and Mrs. Wil­
while she Is visiting friends and re- is attending Normal school In that
owe.
liam Shear made a trip to Walla
city.
atlves In this city.
Walla Tuesday morning returning
U
Variety
Store.
Visit* Brothers Home.
Returns From Portland.
with A. H. Norton Tuesday night,
New Dishes and Towels at Propst
Mrs. E. M. Rowe of Colorado Boul
Mrs. J. M. Pace who has been vis­ who motored to Walla Walla Tuesday
Variety Store.— Adv.
der. Colorado, arrived in Hermiston
iting her daughter, Mrs. Cteo Nuck­ afternoon on business.
la v e Baby Girl.
the latter part of last week to spend
olls, in Portland, returned Thursday
Word was received that Mr. and a month at the home of her brother
of last week accompanied . by,, het
for Helix.
Mrs Roy Haddox, former residents R. A. Brownson, of this city.
granddaughter, Juanita Nuckolls, Leave
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Shafer and
Envelopes, lc a bunch— at Burk's
who will remain the rest of the sum­ children left Tuesday for Helix wher, »f this community, were the parents
>f a baby girl born at their home in
mer.
From Juneau, Alaska.
they will reside the rest of the sum Clipper, Washington
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mackey and
Her. Mr. Shafer will be engaged I d leaves for Portland.
Mrs. Josie Simons from Juno, Alaska
From Im gon.
harvesting in that section.
Mrs. Hogan Miller and baby son stopped at the J. M. Biggs home
Mr. and Mrs. Batle Rand and small
eft for Portland Friday night where Wednesday on their way to Penn
son and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey War­
he was called by the serious illness sylvania.
ner of Irrigon, were In Hermiston Form’ r Resident Here.
Mrs. H. A. McKeen, old time pro >f her mother, Mrs. Hobbs.
Tuesday on business.
iect resident now of Portland, wai From Chehalis.
in Hermiston Tuesday visiting with
A1 and Oral Hendrickson of Che­
From Pendleton.
yld friends. She was accompanied halis, Washington, were in Hermis­
Mrs. C. G. Daniel of Pendleton Is
by her son, Harold McKeen. of Pen ton Wednesday seeing about business
visiting at the W. G. Webber home dleton, whom she Is visiting.
nterests.
this week.
risit From Wichita.
Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Brownson of
La Grande Visitor.
Enjoy Picnic.
R. C. Dellaven was in La Grand* Vlchlta. Kansas, were visitors at the
Mr. ann Mrg- A. H. Norton, Mrs.
-unday looking over the town in home of Mr. Brownson's brother, R.
J. D. Waghorn and Dr. and Mrs. A.
view of locating there.
\. Brownson, of this city, Thursday,
W. Christopherson enjoyed a picnic
at the Harry Quick farm along the
Driv*» New Dodge.
•
Umatilla river Sunday.
A1 Prann Is driving a new Dodgt
.edan rocently purchased.
Return From California
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Warner and
daughter Jane who have been vis Return to Indiana.
Loyd Chrlstley of Williamsport
Itljng wjlth Mr. Warner's brother.
Indiana, Albert and Gladys Eubanl
Fred S. Warner, of San Clemente,
California, returned to Hermiston
Saturday afternoon.
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
New Dry Chief
T H R IF T V Q U Y IS JUST
^^ H O B B U H G A L O H G OU HIS
Frtland Visitor.
i,¡ '•lx»:
P. P. Sullivan was a Portland vlsl
'to r Wednesday where he rttwtlt Adi at
tend a federal ease that was being
tried In that city.
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WOULDM'T
0 B 5 0 POPULAR W ITH
5OME F O L K } IP IT WA5N*T
FOR T H E C H A N C E T O
W EA R FANCY P A N T*
A N S T O C K IN G » *
®
Leave on Vacation.
Dr. and Mrs. F. V. Prime and two
sons, Frank Jr. and Bobby, left Sun­
day morning for Devil’s Lake at I
,Neotsu near f^>w|*>rt whore they
will spend three weeks.
From Pendleton.
Mrs. Ray Challis of Pendleton and
former resident of Hermiston was In
this city Tuesday.
Motor to Pendleton.
' Mrs. Harvey Payne and Mrs. O. 0.
Felthouse motored to
Pendleton
CRUTCHES TO S A V E S H O E
LEATHER-^ARSURD.VOU S A V ?
USTEH, VOU A lH T HEARD
UOTHDJCr V E T / H IS S T O R E
IS ALSO LOJTHJG ALOHfr OH
LOW SPEED i o SAVE T H E COST
OP A REGULAR AO IH THIS I
GREAT ADVEmSIHQ MEDIUM I
' Specials Saturday Only
Col. Amos W. W. Woodcock, ap­
pointed National Director of Prohibi­
tion. His bureau will operate andea
UULY 26
the Department of Justice.
Pot Roast B eef
R iB B o il B eef
Loin Steaks
Whole Shoul. M utton
M utto n Chops
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BETTER
MID-SUMMER SPECIALS
WHITE MOUNTAIN ICE CREAM FREEZERS
Quart Freezer, Regular $8.00—S p ecial............ :........... . $6.50
Quart Freezer, Regular $6.50—S p ecial............................ $5.50
Quart Freezer, Regular $6.00—S p ecial............................. $4.50
Quart Freezer, Regular $4.75— S p ecial............................. $3.50
Other Freezers as low as $1.25.
OIL STOVES
6 Burner Red Star Detroit Vapor, Reg. $92.50—Special.. $49.00
5 Burner Red Star Detroit Vapor, Reg. $75.00—Special.. $43.50
4 Burner Red Star Detroit Vapor, Reg. $48.00—Special.. $32.50
3 Burner Red Star Detroit Vapor, Reg. $40.00— Special.. $29.00
3 Burner Kitchen Kook Pressure Gas Stove with built-in oven
Regular, $69.00—Special at............................................. $47.50
3 Burner Kitchen Kook without oven, Reg. $36.00— Spec... $28.00
L Burner Kitchen Kook, Regular $24.00—Special............ $16.50
All American Kanmp Kooks at 20% discount from regular prices.
ELECTRIC FANS
Signal Jr. Fan, 10 inch blades, Regular $12.00—Special ... $9.85
Cool Spot Fan, 8 inch Blades, oscillating, Reg. $7.50—Spec. $6.50
Cool Spot Fan, 8 in. blades, non-oscillating, Reg $6.50, Spec. $4.95
LAWN MOWERS
Winchester Lawn Mower 16 in. Ball Bearing,Reg. $14.00
Special ................................. ................................................ $11.95
The Singer Ball Bearing Mower, 18 in., Regular $16.00
Special .................................................................................. $13.85
Baby Grand 16 in. Ball Bearing Mower, Regular $13.50
Special .................................................................................. $10.95
Admiral Lawn Mower, self adjusting 16 in. Blades, Reg. $18,50...
Special ........................................................ ......................... $15.85
GARDEN HOSE
United States Rubber Co.’s Moulded Hose Coupled in 50 foot
lengths unconditionally guaranteed
Rainbow 5-8 in. Regular $8.50—S p e c ia l.............................. $7.25
Mogul 5-8 in. Regular $7.50—Special .>.£............................. $6.35
Hose nozzles, regular 75c and 85c, at 50c.
Aluminum W ater Pitchers, Reg. 90c to $1.25—Special a t........79c
GLASS WARE
Trridisccnt Ice Tea Glass, Reg. $2.50 per set—Special at.... $1.69
Etched Ice Tea Glasses, Regular $1.75—Special a t ............$1.29
’ce Tea Glasses in Plain Green, large size, Reg. $1.00 per set
Special at ....... ......................................................................... 79c
P ain green glass Ice Teas optic, small size, Reg. 75c—Spec, at 59c
Plain green Table Tumblers, Regular 60c per set—Special at.. 49c
Footed Sherbets, optic design, Regular 75c per set—-Spec. at.. 59c
FLY TOX -
One Quart Bottle, Regular $1.25— Special at......................... 99c
One Pint Bottle, Regular 75c—Special at................................ 56c
Crinkle Crepe Shelf Paper, 10 ft lengths, asstd. colors at..... 10c
Have you seen the Spark Flamo Gas Range? If not you have
missed something. It is the ideal method of cooking during the
1 ot summer days and equally as good for winter. See this won­
derful stove demonstrated at our store, or if you prefer, a de­
monstration in your own home.
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Oregon Hardware & Implement Co.
And a Full line of Meats to Choose From : :I Aim to Please.
Hermiston Meat Market
the
A. W. TURNBLAD — PHONE 4 t l
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PUREST INGREDIENTS BY EXPERT BAKERS
Buy Your Paints Here
and Save Money
JUST TRY OUR BREAD, PIES, CAKES, COOKIES,
DOUGHNUTS. BUNS AND ROLLS.
HERMISTON BAKERY
If you are planning to paint or varnish, and wish to use first
quality materials and yet buy at reasonable prices, it will pay you
to cons ,ler the many attractive offerings presented at the Turn-
A-Lum Store.
SOME OF OUR SPECIALS
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-....12c
Through very favorable buying connections wo are able to sell a
meiitorious line of paint and varnish products at considerably less
than the usual prices charged by oth?rs for goods of equal quality.
Seminole Heavy Body Barn Paint
HAN'T MISS FLY RWATS ...............................................................
CAMP FIRE MARSH MALLOWS..................................................
(A can of Mellow Whip Free)
iZC
PRINCESS FLOUR. 43 pounds................................................. 49
MONARCH COFFEE. Leads them nil, at the Pound ............... ‘ 45c
SHOES
Made tn double thick consistency, so will permit considerable re­
duction with Boiled Linseed Oil. Dural *.e, yet very moderate In
price.
$1.85 PER GALLON
READY MIXED
Thoroughly Dependable and Guar* nteed.
We have reduced the price of Shoes, so when you are In need
of »hws, we have soma Bargains. Don't overlook them.
$3.49
A NEW LINE OF DRESSES JUST IN.
SUMMER UNDERWEAR FOR THE FAMILY
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HARVEST SOX, 2 Pairs for ."..........................................................
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fr2 h 6 . - 7 u O,thlnJ b"‘ h° mr Krown **«•»•’>'«■• We have “ them
ireah and help the producer. See what we have.
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n o n
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- Per Gallon - $3.49
Porch Floor Paint
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KINGSLEY’S
store «
MRS. HOUSEWIFE MAKE YOUR CHOICEr-
It is an economic fact that community prosperity is founded on individual
enterprise and that you benefit yourself, your family and your community
when you buy at the independently owned Red & White stores. The proceeds
of Red & W hite Stores stays in local circulation.
The Owner Serves You Here.
—There’s a Difference.
SAT. AND MON., JULY 26 - 28
—Red & White Super Specials.
We reserve the right to limit quantities
Pineapple, Famous Dole Pack
2 Cans
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Red & White Coffee
1 Pound P a ck ag e....
C C x»
39c
CLOROX
O O
2 B o ttles............................... .......**
Hire’« Root Beer Extract
2 f o r .................................
Cigarettes— Luckys, Chesterfield 1 1 A
or Camels—Per c a rto n ............... I »1*7
II Sardines, Norwegian
In pure oil—2 for ....
25c
HOUSE PAINT
-
OVERALL and JACKETS, from.................
RED & WHITE
J. M. NORTON, Owner
BETTER BECAUSE THEY ARE MADE FROM THE
WHEATIES .............
THURSDAY, JULY 34, 1330
THE HEBM1STOH SE BA LD . HERMISTON, OREGON.
Made for the protection and decoration of po;ch floors, stei*
and ship decks. Several colors.
QUARTS. $1.00
FREE!
A SMALL CAN OF NEW 4 HOUR DRY ENAMEL AND A BRUSH
TO PUT IT ON TO THE FIRST FIFTY PERSONS MAKING A
PURCHASE IN OUR NEW PAINT DEPARTMENT. BRING TOTS
SHEET WITH YOU.
Turn-A-Lum Lumber Co.
L r , K" M , « T O N , H o u . « ^ OUA7 ^ y r ^ —
R
A. BRO W NSO N,
Mgr.
F H O N E 331
Red & White Tomato Soup
3 Cans f o r ..............................
25c
R. & W. Solid Pack Tomatoes
, No. 2 l-2s, 3 c a n s .................
55c
Pen Jel
2 for ...
29c
Cream of Wheat
Package .............
24c
INDEPENDENTLY
OWNED
THE
RED & WHITE
UNITEDLY
OPERATED
STORES