The Hermiston herald., October 02, 1930, Page 6, Image 6

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THE HBBMIOTOJ HEBJULD, fflBBMIBTOy, OBSGOV.
Spend* Week End.
Mia« Clara Gehnert motored to
Hood River Friday evening where
■be spent the week-end visiting her
sister. Teresa Gehnert. who teaches
in the schools of that city.
B«pti»t-Chri»tia> Church.
10 A. M., Bible school. Be sure
to be at the bible school next Sunday
at the beginning of the flag content.
11 A. M., preaching service. “Fruit
Bearing.“ 6:30 Endeavor for all
At Variety Store.
ages. 7:30. preaching service, “A
New line glassware, electric light
Motor*
to
Monument.
Distinguished Visitor.” 7:30, Thurs­
globes, pails, tuba, etc., at Propst
Robert McReynolds motored to day prayer meeting. W. E. Jones,
Variety Store.— adv. ’■*
Monument Bunday where he spent minister.
the day visiting friends.
Motor to W»lla Walla. .
Mr. and Mrs. 11. L. Propst accom
panled by Mra. Ellen Propst and Mr.
and Mrs. H. Michaells and children
motored to Walla Walla Sunday.
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
Go Deer Hunting.
J. M. Pace and Mr. and Mra. Dan
Follett spent a three day deer hunt­
ing trip near Bingham thia week.
They returned to their homes empty
handed.
Sunday Dinner Guest*.
Mr. and Mrs. William Mitchell
Mr. and Mra. Squire Thomas, David
Thomas and Mrs. Belcher were Sun
day dinner guests at the home ot Mr Return* From East.
and Mra. August Under.
F. B. Swayxe returned from a ten
day trip to the Bast the first of the
week.
Leaves for Chicago.
H. J. Belscamper left Saturday for
Chicago where he will spend several
Farewell Party Given.
months visiting relatives.
A farewell party was given Mr.
anj Mrs. William Lilly Monday night
lo c a l Boy Breaks Rib.
at the II. A. Hooker home by friends.
Dan Biggs Is the owner of a broken
About forty attended and wished Mr.
rib received the first of the week
end Mrs. Lilly good luck in their new
when he fell from the turning bar
home In Sunnyside, Washington,
on the school grounds.
where they moved Wednesday of this
week.
Baptist Church.
A. W. Cutler, pastor.
Sunday
school kt 10 A. M. Morning wor At the Methodist Church Sunday.
Watch the thermometer grow In
ship at 11 A. M. Evening worship
our Sunday school. The attendance]
at 7:30 P. M. Prayer meeting Wed­ Is on the Increase and it should be. I
nesday at 7:30 P. M.
We Join with the other churches In
an honest endeavor to give the boys
Business Meeting.
ard girls of thia vicinity a aenslblo
The Baptist Ladles Aid will have knowledge of the Bible. Come and
a business meeting at the home of bring some one next Sunday. Morn­
Mrs. E. P. lllsley Wednesday, Octo­ ing worship at 11 o'clock and also at
ber 8, at 2:3o P. M.
30 P. M. The Epworth League
«111 welcome you at 8:30. A good
t'me awaits you. “Come let ua wor­
ship the Lord In thg beauty of Holl-
n
,, Payne, Pastor.
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Garage
— Red
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RED A WHITE TOMATO SOUP
3 For ............................................
R.
25c
GOLDEN BANTAM CORN, 2’.
2 Fbr
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I RED A WHITE HOMINY, %
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» For
25c
THESE INCLUDE COTTONSEED OIL, ALMOND
CRESCENT BAKING POWDER
1 P ound....................................
RED A WHITE MAEMATADE
29c H
OIL, PEANUT OIL, COCOANUT OIL AND SUN­
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RED A WHITE COFFEE
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35c
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2 For ...___________
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23c
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OWNER SERVES
Hermiston Creamery
Company
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Hermiston Meat Market
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TUM-A-LUM TICKLER
Vol. 30
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^jjifermistoa. Oregon, October 2, 1930
ELEOTTOH OV fcR
TUM-A-LUM WINS
NO PLANT OILS SO FAR INVESTIGATED, AND
TUTES FOR BUTTERFAT— Agricultur*!
“THE HOME OF QUALITY MEATS”
Publiahed in the internet* of the people of Hermiston and vicinity by
THE WM^A-LUM LUMBER CO. Phone 331.
2 Pound Carton; 2 for
AS
ED MEATS TO SELECT FROM. COM-
I PARE OUR PRICES— ALL WE ASK.
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W h ite Super Specials.
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17c
22 c
A FULL LINE OF FRESH AND CUR­
We reserve the right to limit quantities
RED A WHITE SALT
THESE
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POT ROAST'........................................
picnic H a m s ..............................
TRANSIENT TRADE? PERMANENT TRADE? THE DIFFERENCE IS THIS
To the store that caters to transient or “drop in” trade, Quality is often sec­
ondary. To the store which caters to permanent trade Quality comes first. It’s
existence depends on the day-by-day business of its regular customers, and regu­
lar customers are only held by Quality and Value. Red & W hite Stores solicit
your permanent patronage on the basis of “Quality A lveys Higher than Price.”
PHONE YOUR ORDER
W E DELIVER
N o S u b s t it u t e
IT IS FALSE TO CLAIM
SIRLOhi STEAKS ........ .................
J. M. NORTON, Owner
(SAT. A MON., OCT 4-6)
fo r B u tte r
Saturday Specials
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THE
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ALSO VITAPHONE VARIETY
and Vitaphonc Act.
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Now th at o u r eiecilon edition of
the T ic kler has been run and we were
unanimously elected to be the Build­
ing Headquarter* of Hermiston, we
want to thank all of dor supporters,
including P a rl» O e rte rs and
the
foundation of a« r home. Bailey and
Meier have asked ito W a a ffe o rt them
and run th e ir ads. Being an inde­
pendent peper, we had to tu rn them
down, bat we did offer to help them
w ith any bulldfng problems.
up to the farntor and say, "H ank, I
Just laid an egg In the barn. Go get
It .”
The only re lie f we can offer Is th at
you get your w inter coal la now and
be sure of it.
Judge: The police say th at you and
your w ife had some words.
Prisoner: W ell, I had soma, bat
didn't get a chance to use
I f we might get In a word or two
about Insulation. I t w ill cut year
fuel b ill In half, hut twice aa much
Aa
Jackson H a iX h a s Just finished a wouldn't elim inate I t en tirely.
chicken bouse and Ed. Dunning Is much as we like to sell eoel, we
building an addition to his chicken would like to give you ea estimate
on insulating your home.
house.
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ONE PLAN F09t FARM RELIEF—
STORES
No. 3»
George Genn beg ehggeeted that
■eh ot the Ume wkited In looking
for eggs could ba' ettilln ated If the
hen* were eroeeM w tfe petrots. A f­
ter laying-an ega Ute R ea e»«14 w alk
W e see by the papers th at the Sov­
iets have been selling wheat short
on the Chicago m a rk e t
They had
better net try to sell lumber short.
W e have found that I t takes 12
laches to make a feot, end everyone
would boycott them I f they tried to
•e ll 19 laches for oae fo o t