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PAGE SIX THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON S. P. Abnlaaalp aurserymaa of I a special request (or shoes, any else I Hermiston was a visitor la sL Brand or style. Take what you have to the i this week, taking orders (or Chinese Thrift shop on Hurlburt avenue. Klmni and Globe Locust trees. Mr. and Mrs. John Paxton and Miss Laura Pardune of Medford daughter Elsie who have been living Oregon, arrived in Hermiston Wed on the W. W. Felthouse farm, moved ncsday of this week and will make this week onto Mrs. Bessie Spencer's her future home with her parents Mr farm, which they have leased for and Mrs. F. W. Lens. three years. Mrs. Spencer Is leaving soon for California where she will Miss Nell Reeves, who has been make her home Indefinitely. working for the Swift A Co. cream station, started working for Dr. A. W. Christopherson Monday. Miss Ruth Bensel Is taking her place with Mr. Barker. W. W. Felthouse was a business Mrs. Perry Arthur and daughter visitor in Portland Wednesday. were visitors In town Tuesday from the Columbia district. Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Felthouse mot ored to Pendleton Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Watson mot ored to Pendleton Saturday on busi Mrs. J. A. Clark is reported ill ness. this week. F. B. Swayze, president of the First J. W. Clarke, real estate agent of National bank of Hermiston, was a Pendleton, was a business visitor in business visitor in Pendleton Monday. Hermiston Wednesday. Emmett Rogers of Union. Oregon, N. J. Vanskike of the Freewater Mrs. W. H. Quick and Mrs. Bert who is on his way to Ashland, Ore Trapnested Vlgorbilthlte Leghorn Mrs. W. E. Jones has been quite Quick were shoppers In town Monday ¡poultry farm, was a visitor In Her gon, Is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jack ill this week but Is getting along from the Minnehaha district. miston Wednesday and Thursday of son Harr. Emmett formerly lived nicely at this time. here. this week. Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Sims and Mr. and Mrs. John Conrad who Mr. and Mrs. George Strohm re daughter of Washougal. Wn., were were both Injured In an auto wreck Miss Buth Bensel who works at turned this week from a ten days looking after business Interests In near Stanfield Sunday, are reported town this week. Mr. Sims formerly the 8wlft & Co. cream station, was Improving. visit in the Willamette valley. burned quite badly with acid Thurs operated the Hermiston Market. Frank A. Snail and family are day morning. She received medical Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Crary, publish moving to Spokane where they will attention. ers of the Echo News, were callers Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Felthouse make their home. were hosts to 12 guests at dinner at the Herald office Monday. Martha Lenz Is absent from school Merchants! Farmers! Everybody! last Tuesday evening. m account of illness. She has been Hear Mr. Courage and Mr. Fear at Christian Seitz, who has been hav out since Thursday. the Oasis Theatre discuss present H. G. McCulley, of Joseph, field in g an infected hand treated In the Mrs. A. R. Blinston will be a visit Hermiston hospital, wus discharged representative of the state aid com business conditions. By the power of or of Hermiston the last of the mission for World War veterans', was suggestion, they are Influencing be month. Saturday. attending to officiul duties in town tween eight and ten million people Mr. and Mrs. Calhoon and daugh every week toward normal buying In Will Rogers, America's ambassa Wednesday. ter Mildred are planning to leave order to retore our national pros dor without portfolio, Is the highest Monday or Tuesday for Spokane, perity. paid actor on the payroll of the Fox Miss Esther Rougher and Miss Washington, where they will make Film Corporation. Alice Rougher, teachers In the locnl Rev. L. A. Meade and £1. C, Meade, their home. school, wrge week end visitors at the Mr. and Mrs. Templeton, Mr. and evangelist and singer, who are hold A full line of Christmns goodB at home of Prof. L. E. Marschat, in Mrs. Lutterell and Pat Throop were ing evangelistic meetings In the the Propst Variety Store. We invite Boardman. Methodist church here, were visitors Sunday dinner visitors at the home of you to look over our excellent var In Pendleton and La Grande Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart. iety of stock at exceptional prices. James Stewart baa been out ft Captain C. Lieuallen of Pendleton The meetings will continue up until adv. and officer McMann of Arlington, the night of the 21st. Monday Is school on account of a strained ankle but returned to school Friday. of the state traffic force, were busi rest day for the evangelists. Our Christmas stock is out on dis ness visitors In Hermiston Saturday. Many of the farmers of Columbia play. We invite you to drop In nnd Officer Foster of Pendleton called district have been marketing their The Baptlst-Christlan Ladles Aid look aMHnu,. ' A variety of small Sunday. managers of the Thrift shop, who re-i turkeys. They were not only pleas articles’ ,tn a J joqsc from. Propst Var ceive donations of clothing and ar ed with the number they had at the iety Store.-—adv. ticles which might be used to aid selling time, but were also pleased PTwoirTOwk oatXnst orftxudvsiEwv; needy families, are sending out out with the price they received. A baby boy was born Tuesday, December 2, to Mr. and Mrs. U. C V a w c r / o À B I S T C O A S T T M I A T H I S . /* v V Lenhart at the Hermiston hospital. The little fellow has been named * - • • • —- ' -4 • Dennis Pendleton, Oregon Published in the intereite of the people of Hermiston and vicinity by THE TUM-A-LUM LUMBER CO. Phone 331. Mrs. F. C. McKenzie and son Geo. were visitors In Pendleton the first of the week at the home of her Vol. 30 Thursday, December 11. 1930. No. 47 mother, Mrs. O. R. O'Daniel. COLUMBIA NEWS NOTES /R IV O L I Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Lay of near Stanfield are the parents of a baby girl born at the Hermiston hospital Tuesday. DEC. 14-15 W. P.Luttrell, rancher- of the Co lumbia district, Is tak in g.a forced vacation this week, suffering from Infection of the hand causod by sand- burr. V IT A P H O N E Phone 19-W TWO SHOWS EACH EVENING' First 9how Starts 7:00 P. M. swier WHITE o.^ MANNERS “On-the-Wall” Ironing Board Cabinet $6.00 — No recess required— “On-the-Wall” Phone Cabinet $4.00 —Screws up quickly— P IC T U R E S PROGRAM FRIDAY-SATURDAY EDITORIAL “On-the-Wall” Medicine Cabinet $8.40 —Hangs to Wall— ©aste Ötyratrr lONTCOMl ROKIT AMD JUNK I MOIA mee T u esd ay W ed n esd ay T h ursday D ec. 1 6-18 Sweet Mama Gets Her Snjar A gangster’s sweetie whoso cunn Ing makes big shots look like smal timers. See her fight bullets with kisses Io make a crooked kid g' straight. Please Mr. Santa Claus visit the Tum-A-Lum. This year, you can take mother home a nice new Ironing board cabinet, or a medicine csblnet for the bath room, or a new phone cahlaet, a shelf or a mirror for the door. Then father can set It up In a few minutes and mother will take lots of delight painting In nice colors. Maybe you might want a can of our flna paint and a brush for her. O’couree we want you to come right away or we might have to deliver it after Christmas. R. A. Brown son, Editor. (KNOCX-DOWN) FURNITURE SOMETHING NEW TOR TOUR Smoking Stand .................. - ....... 11.20 Sewing Cabinet ............................. 2.IS CHRISTMAS GIFT Magasine Rack ...................................60 2.76 Buy It at the Tum-A-Lum. Paint It Drawer Chest ............. Book Case .............. 2.26 yourself. Put up In 10 minute«. Students Desk ...................... 3.60 1.10 We will have Christmas trees with Card Table in a few days. Tables - Chairs - and many The Hermiston Irrigation District finished repairing the feed canal sev other useful articles. eral weeks Rgo and a full head of water Is running Into the reservoir The Westland Irrigation District now. They have Just completed re Is doing a lot of new work thin win pairing the Maxwell ditch and It Is ter, enlarging dltbhes, putting In now ready for early spring water. new bridges, etc. Headquarters for Fruits, Nuts, and Candies for Christmas HUMOR, WIT. WISDOM. SATIRE BUNDLED INTO AMERICAN- ENGLISH LAUGHTER The hit of the 1930 Pictures WE WILL. AS WE HAVE ALWAYS DONE BEFORE, GIVE SPEC IAL PRICES TO CHURCHES, LODGES AND CHARITABLE OR GANIZATIONS. RODMAN PEAS ........................ 23c CRISCO, 3 Pound Tin ............ 89c PEANUT BUTTER. HOODYS 19c HOT SAUCE PEP. 3 for ........ ............................. ............... ,............... g l 0 UNIT ..................................................................................... ..................... IADIES' GAYTEES. GALOSHES AND RUBBERS. MEN’S 4-BUCK- LE OVERSHOES. RUBBER BOOTS, RUBBER BOOTEES AND RUBBERS. ALSO FOR YOUTHS AND CHILDREN. ® > < O L O V E S AND MITTENS, UNDERWEAR, CATS, ETC. GIVE PRACTICAL GIFTS TH IS YEA R A N D DON’T ’ FORGET TO GIVE —— COMING------ ITIDE OPEN” with Edward Everett Horton. UCH MEN ARE DANGEROUS ’ “M arx” A m o s ’n ’ A n d y F ire Truck The cleverest mechanical toys you’ve ever seen. Exact replicas of Amos 'n' Andy,' radio’s great est stars— Built of heavy gauge ste e l,' brightly enameled in two col ors, 25 >4 In. long with 80 in. of extension ladders. A friction toy— $ 1 .3 9 $ 6 .3 9 $ 3 .7 9 F ire E n gin e A u to Bus Beautifully enameled fire en- iine in 4 colors. 14 in. length, with rubber tires. A special in Toyland— Heavy Steel Friction Auto Bus enameled in 3 colors; 26 in. long with large rubber tires. Disc wheels and bumper— $ 3 .2 9 $ 1 .9 8 C ream S ep arators H orse« Mineature model of the cele brated McCormick-D e e r 1 n.g eam sepaprator with cream It. Enameled black revolving handlq— Team of horses, enameled black Can be hitched to either the minature Weber Wagon or Mc- Cormick-Deering m anure spreader— S 60c D um p Truck Heavily constructed d u m p truck with ingeniously con- itructed dumping device: 14 In. length, disc wheels with rubber' tires— W agon 1 KINGSLEY’S N T Q N 1 H O U S l o f Q U A M ^ y T A N D M R V lC t * Duplications of the heavy Web er Wagon. Detachable box and spring seat: gears work similar to regular wagon— $ 1 .1 9 60c Ju* * R oad sters C lim b in g T r*ctors Auto Roadsters, built of heavy steel and enameled in various colors. All heavy friction toy with disc wheels— 8*4 Inch long, heavy guage aluminum. 3 in. disc wheels with heavy rubber tread, powerful motor— 98c $ 1 .3 9 Scooters Heavy frame Scooters with cor rugated foot board. Large disc wheel with 1*4 in. rubber tires parking stand and brake— $ 5 .8 0 R o lle r S k ates W agons Ice S k a tes Winchester Roller Skates. Gir der frame nickel plated finish. Self contained double ball bear ing rolls. Extension frames for either boys’ or girls’. Special at Small size Barney & Berry skates for either boys or girls. At Special — 69c — Regular large size Ice skates— Children’s Wagons. All sizes & description, of best makes. The larger ones with heavy disc wheels and large heavy solid rubber tires, prices from $ 1 .8 9 $ 1 .7 9 $ 2 .5 0 to $ 7 .5 0 We invite you to come in and examine our stock of toys, also see the many other articles that we have which are very suitable, serviceable and appropri- ate for Christmas presents, or party prizes and priced to sell. OREGON HARDWARE & IMPLEMENT CO. Santa’s Headquarters RED & WHITE the Savings! store # Savings! Savings! The Holiday Season will be merrier for those who participate In these Red & White Specials! Mer rier because Savings are genuine and generous— Merrier because quality is the highest. Stock up now before the real rush begins! J. M . N O R T O N , O w n e r PH O NE Y O U R ORDER W E D E L IV E R DEC. 1 3 -1 5 -R ed & W h ite Sup er S p ecials. We reserve the right to limit quantities .................35c ORANGES 2 Dozen for 45c ALMQNIÇS - - 2 Pounds for ...................................... 25c B. & M. BAKED BEANS, Large Size Your choice, 2 for ............................ 39c B. & M. BROWN BREAD, Large Size Your choice, 2 for .....................:......... 39c I «Z I SPECIALS—SATURDAY and MONDAY POT ROAST, pound .......................... 73c SHOULDER PORK ROAST, Pound ........... 20c SHOULDER LAMB ROAST, Pound ........... 15c LAMB hHOULDER STEAKS, Pound ........... 18c SNOW DRIFT 3 Pounds _ RED A WHITE GOLDEN SWEET CORN for ............................................................... 6 1.03 GREEN A WHITE GOLDEN SWEET CORN 6 for ............_.................................... OLD DUUTCH CLEANSER (Limit 6 cans)— each .... GOLDEN C SUGAR (Med. Brown) 3 for .............................................. . 83c PORK SHOULDER STEAK, Pound ...... .......... 20c . 25c 1 I PICNIC HAMS. Pound ....................... II BOBBY PICNICS, Pound ........... 20c H HAMBURGER A SAUSAGE. Pound OWNED THE J I 1 H LEG LAMB, Pound ........................... LOIN OR T-BONE STEAK. Pound 6c 18c IO S IN D E P E N D E N T L Y ALSO FOX MOVIETONE NFWS With a Special Feature: “Word* o Wisdom’’ Mr. Courage meets Mr. Fear and changes his viewpoint. S p e e d Truck The International Harvester Co's. Red Speed Truck. 24 in. long. Drop end gate, enclosed cab with doors that open; steer ing wheel— RED & WHITE COFFEE 1 Pound Pkg.................. SUNDAY, MONDAY America's own Lariat Throwing Cum Chewing. Witty Wizard, in « role that surpasses his first movie tone success, “They Had to Sec Paris.” A few of our many wonderful bargains that make ideal Christmas Gifts. Every article listed below is of thef latest designs, best materials and substantial ly constructed and are priced to meet ail competition — And here, too, you have the advantage of examining the article you are buying and knowing just what you are getting. UNFINISHED Also Vitaphone Act and Variety. WILL a ft R O G E R S ^ * -* Christmas Gifts and ■ Toys T U M -A -L U M T IC K L E R Sunday Monday THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11. 1*10 RED & WHITE 20c U N IT E D L Y O PERATED STORES I
