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city. She returned to La Grande non, where they will visit friends
Retnrn From Trip.
Sunday evening to take up her stud­ before returning to Hermiston.
Mr. aud Mrs. M. A. Lenhart and
ies again.
daughter, June, who have been vis­
Have Tonsils Removed.
iting in Portland. Rainier and Ore-
From Walln Walla.
David and Frank Davis had their 5»n city the past month, returned
Lewis Sealitfer of Walla Walla, tonsils removed at the Hermiston to their home in this city Sunday.
spent Sunday in Hermiston visiting Medical hospital Monday morning.
Leave for Los Angeles.
Mr. and Mrs. George llannan and .Margaret Fcrrians.
Visit in Yakima.
Leav«s for Eugene.
daughter, who have been visiting at
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Shawver ra-
Mrs. Russell Alsip, who was in
the Wm. Hannan home the past Leave for Visit.
lirned Thurnday of la^t week from
Mrs. Fred ljenz and son and daugh­ Jured in the automobile wreck Mon­ • week's vhiit In Yakima with their
month, left Wednesday morning for
their home in Los Angeles. They ter, Fritz and Martha, left Thursday day evening and who has been at •lephew, Fred Shuck.
were accompanied by Miss Marda morning of last week for a two the Ilernilsten hospital for a week,
llannan. who will remain indefinitely weeks’ visit at Medford, Oregon. They left for her home in Eugene Tuesday From Umatilla.
In California. A surprise farewell will also stop at Albany and l,eba- n t this week very much improvs'!.
MrB. Puby Knight and Mrs. Milo
party was tendered Miss Hannan
McFarland of Umatilla were lu Her­
Tuesday night by friends and neigh
miston Monday on business.
bors of the Columbia district. About
3C were present and dancing was the
Hermiston Visitors.
main diversion, with refreshments
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Warner and'
served at the close of the dancing.
Mr. and Mra. Batle Rand of Irrigon
were Hermiston visitors Monday
nornlng.
Leave for Immigrant Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Pace and son
Jack and grandson, Fred Hensel, left
Prom Pendletoa.
Wednesday evening for Emmigrant
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Norden, of
Springs where they will spend a
Pendleton, were guests at Mr. Nor-
Program
Week
Starting
Sunday,
August
10
week.
ten’s sister’s home, Mrs. F. C.
Woughter, Sunday.
—it’s greater than “Flight”
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
Return» From Ione.
O. T. Lx>ckridge returned from Ione
Saturday where he has been employed
a» carpenter by the Shell Oil Com
pany.
From Portland.
Mr. and Mr». E. M. Perfect of A1
bany and Mr. and Mra Tom Roes of
Portland were In Ildrnitatou Sunday
looking over their ranches.
Visits in Columbia.
*
Mr. and Mr», te e Shrunk of Cor
rectionvllle. Iowa, arc gueets at the
II. Edward» home In Columbia dis­
trict.
Motor to Pendleton.
0. O. Felthouse accompanied by
John Jendrzejewski motored to Pen
dleton Wednesday on business.
Leaves for Pocatello.
Confined to Home.
—it’s greater than “Submarine.”
Gertrude Hughes who hae ben vis­
Mrs. W. L. Hamm has been 3on
iting her sister, Mrs. J. McCnlly the fined to her home the past week on
psst several weeks, left Wednesday Account of illness.
afternoon for Pocatello, Idaho, where
she will spend the remainder of the Has Tonsils Removed.
summer.
Mi's. J. H. DeMoss had her tonsils
».moved this week.
ffALMZ
CRAVES
Portland Visitor.
C. S. McNaught spent the week­
end In Portland visiting his family
who are spending the summer In that
city.
SIBA m U n
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Sams Jr., ac-
Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Swayze and ompun(e,| by Mr. Sams’ mother, Mrs.
daughter, Doris, left Wednesday for W. A. Sams. Sr., and MI sb Alberta
Camp Sherman where they will spend Newcushlonor, all of Pendleton, vis­
aed with Dwight Robinson Tuesday.
the remainder of the summer.
Return From Vacation.
Mrs. Mabel Ralph and
three
laughters,
Helen,
Charlotte and
Betty, returned to their home in thB
city Sunday morning after a si?
weeks’ vacation spent In New York,
New Orleans, Los Angeles and other
prominent cities.
(SteHtHUtypairr
From Camas.
V IT A P H O N E
P IC T U R E S
Phone 19-W
The Show
of Shows—
Hit of Hits.
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‘S H O O T IN G
STRAIGHT,* i Ä »
Returns From California.
Myrtle Christian, who has been
visiting In Stockton, California. r0
FRIDAY ANU SATURDAY
turned to Hermiston Sunday*to nvike
Comedy Spoctacle of Mirth, Melody her home with her mother, Mrs. Tom
Moore.
Color *nd Romance.
“No, No, Nanette”
— with—
Visits From La Grande.
Clara Hedwall. who Is attending
Normal school at
Grande. , pent
— wccl- e^
her home near this
Alexander Gray, Bernice Claire, and
Louise Fazenda and Lucien
i
Littlefield.
Here Is the hit thnt broke all pop­
ularity records In its one year runsi
in Now YoTk and Chicago. Vita-
phone brings It to the screen In all
Its glory— and niorc! Twice as many J
dancing beauties! Twice as many
new song hits! Stare! Comedy In |
full color settings twice the slse and |
splendor of the stage production.
ALSO FOX MOVIETONE NEW3
SUNDAY AND MONDAY
the
REMEMBER—ALL PRODUCED ON WESTERN
ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT
■■•y
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store
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jo
.uwk*’ y-
—Red & White Super Specials.
We reserve the right to limit quantities
Peet’a Granulated Soap, 1 Ige., O 7 _ Vienna Sausage, J/z*
2 for ............... .
one triaI pkg., both for...........
19c
Red & White Jell Dessert
3 Pkgs., asstd. flav o rs............
R. &
Fruit
Pectin, for per-
—- W. - —
— — —
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iam s. jellies;
ie llie s : 2 bottles
h o ttie s
feet jams,
Red A White Macaroni, Spa­
ghetti, Noodles; 3 pkgs.........
22c
The Singing Fool”
Crystal White So.p
7 Bars f o r ........................
3^.
S P E C IA L S
COME IN AND SEE THEM AND GET OUR PRICES.
Men’s Sox. 35 cents, or 3 pairs for 61.00.
75c values.
Regular 50c, 60c and
Men’s Shorts and Shirts, Rayon or Print, just the garment for this
hot weather.
Good Turkish Towels, 15 cents each. Also 25 cents and 5o cents.
We still have a Nice Assortment of Voile Dresses— your choice for
$1.95. Also Beach Pajamas.
See our New Rayon Slips—61 00, 61.95, $2.25 and 63.50.
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WE HANDLE QUALITY MERCHANDISE AND SELL AT REA­
SONABLE PRICES, AND GIVE YOU THE SERVICE.
The Pioneer Merchant.
A Safe Place to Trade.
PH O NE
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KINGSLEY’S
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TUM-A-LUM TICKLER
expert
Published in the interests of the people of Hermiston and vicinity by
TROUBLE
SH O O TER S
THE TUM-A-LUM LUMBER CO.
Voi. 30
diagnosis, because o f spe-
ria l F o rd tra in in g ! D em i
• h o t» a t r e m o v in g
troubles, because o f con­
stant practice and m od­
e r n s p e c ia liz e d e q u ip ­
m e n t I Y o u can save tim e
and m oney h ere on re­
p a ir s , g re a s in g , acces­
s o r ie s , w a s h in g a n d
p olishing. G en u in e F o rd
parts and fla t rates are
f u r t h e r g u a ra n te e s o f
satisfaction. P ro m p t
vice. D riv e in today.
39c
29c
I
POT ROASTS, Pound..........
UNITEDLY
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» OPEI
Rohrman
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Co.
OUR SHOP IS MODI
SERVICE WILL
Ph^ne $71
Hermiston,
Phone 331.
Hermiston. Oregon, August 7, 1930 , ,
THEY are m a r k t m e n a
_ t
PORK ROAST, POUND ...
RED & WHITE
W e H a v e a G o o d L in e o f
O u r m e c h a n ic s a r c
ALL STEWS, Pound ......... 12
BUYER SAVES
C. C. CONLEY
Watchmaker and Jeweler
Located in Leathers & Little Office Bldg.
H S H M I S T O N ’S H O U S E
MEAT DEPARTMENT
O W N E R SERVES
Also VITAPHONE ACTS
Several from Hermiston attended
he "Radio” program sponsored by
he Ladies Aid of Stanfield last Frl
'a.v everting. The program was al
•lost entirely musical, some outstand
ng talent being shown.
"Uncle
•On” Penny was the announcer of
•SLA, Stanfield, and the program
eatured Amos ’an Andy, the child
cn's hour and various musical en
enables.
14c
T ’O C
Van Camp*« Pork and Beans * O n
Medium; 4 f o r ........................ OizC
INDEPENDENTLY
OWNED
. ■»
AL JOLSON IN
Deviled Meats,
3 for ................................
Blue "nd Wh te Coco*
2 Pounds
..........
20c
Levi Reeder spent last Sunday at
ils home here. He Is employed by
he railroad company and at present
s stationed near Gibbon.
25c
O • C
C O M IN G !
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THINK BEFORE YOU BUY FOOD TODAY.
Are you buying just so much food for your money, or are you contributing
to local prosperity—which means your own prosperity—by patronizing an in­
dependent merchant?
Red & White Stores are individually and independently owned. Your
money spent here stays in local circulation.
PHONE YOUR ORDER_________________________________ WE DELIVER
Jar Rubbers, finest quality
3 D ozen.............................
pends Sunday at Home.
i \ttend Protrram.
J. M. NORTON, Owner
SAT. AND MON., AUG. 9 - 1 1
E s ta te HEATRO1LA
"Where your Watch Work is Guaranteed to Run Longer and Better’’
A1 Clayton of Portland arrived In
lermiston Tuesday by motor to visit
■is brother. J. W. Clayton, who is
employed at the Hermiston Drug
'ompany.
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red «
8»WI ||fE
AGENTS
’sits From Portland.
au
Talht
i
Oregon Hdwe. & Implt. Go.
Mrs. Claude Tullock of Walla
'a'.la, arrived in Hermiston Thurs-
ay of this week to visit her niece,
rs. O. O. Felthouse. Mrs. Tullock
nd Mrs. Felthouse's mother, Mrs.
arbara Stevens, who has been vis­
in g hero for some time, Intend to
■ave for Portland Friday of this
reek where they will visit relatives
moto PKTuau
TWO SHOWS EACH EVENINO
First Show Starts 7:Oo P. M.
‘ram Walla Wa'la.
Friday, Saturday
Howard Reid, local hoy, who har
been employed at Camas, Washing
‘on, arrived In Hermiston Sunday to
spend several wefflts visiting hlr
father, J. H. Reid.
TTOW to get Free Coal. Read
about it (in this week’s Sat­
urday Evening Post. See our
windows. Watch the papers for
further details.
Frank Sllvey, wheat rancher of
'ondon, Oregon, and also a project
armer, called at the Herald office
Vedncsduy • afternoon and paid his
esperts by leaving a check for 15.00
vhlch pays his subscription possibly
tom now on. Mr. Sllvey left Irame-
'iately for his wheat ranch in Con-
'on where he will be for the next
wo weeks harvesting wheat in that
ectlon.
Leave for Camp Sherman.
Mrs. Logan Todd, who I ibr been 111
with the flu for lbc past several days
at the heme of Mrs. H. E. Shesoly. Is
convalescing and will ho able to re­
turn to her .home In a few days.
.i> v c r y b tn ly !
Tancher From Condon Here.
Visit From Pendleton.
Convalescing After Flu.
%
Mrs. W. J. Warner and daughter,
ane, accompanied by Isabelle Dodd
nt Walla Walla, and Mrs. F. B.
Iwayze and daughter. Doris, motored
o Pendleton Friday afternoon. Miss
Dodd, who has been a house guest
•t the Warner home, returned to
ier home in Walla Walla Friday
vhile the remainder of the party re­
timed to Hermiston Friday night.
88Mk
Go*» to Portland.
Joe Neary, who has been in Her­
miston with hts parents the past two
months, left from Portland Wednes­
day morning where he will go to St.
Mary’s, California, to continue his
studies.
•lotor to Pendleton.
Bead
a b o u f if
e d it o r ia l
No. 30
W. W. Felthouse Is painting his
warehouse this week.
The big difference between pres­
"I Just did a hole in one," said her
ent and Biblical times Is that a grain proud husband.
"Did you?” the wife answered
surplus was then regarded as a bless­
ing.
the wife sweetly.
"Please do It
again dear— I didn't see you.”
R. A. Brownson. Editor.
The reason so many people Ilka
Why did the salt shaker?
the
miniature golf is that It fits thelw
Because he saw the potato masher
drive.
In the kitchen, the sugar spoon with
her, and the gas meter in the cellar.
Now if that was a modern con­
crete cellar Ilka we could remodel
yeur old one Into, ft would be a fine
piace to meet anyone in. There is
( probably room fur an extra room in
your basement It you will let us
show you.
The tbther day a fellow evidently
mistook -us for a radio store because
he came
and asked for ”B" elim­
inators. We didn't have any but our
fly screens ellm iM to file» so he or- phone 631,
• setter h|| "
V
{
sop, It would
Hello, peopia
of Hermiston.
I Just came in
town to help
the
Tum-A-
Lum. But In
the rush tn
get here I for­
got my name.
If any kind
person
that
has
a
good name for
me w ill call
tell it to Mr. Bro«*-
ir» bp ppprociplec