PAGE SIX
THURSDAY.
E. A. Comegya of Pendleton, for
Mr. and Mrs. Jackson Harr enjoyed
mer residunt and property owner a visit from Mr. Harr's twin brother, da, also spent several days with them
here, was looking after business In Joe Harr of Lewiston. Idaho, last last week. Mrs. Morris and Mrs.
Basher are nieces. They all left Fri
terests Tuesday.
week. Mr. ahd Mrs. C. N. Morris of day for their homes.
Fifty rents for a 69c framed pic C'algaria, Canada, and Mrs. A. L.
Mrs. M. L. Watson motored to
ture during clearance sale at Propet Basher of Edmonton, Alberta Cana ■Boise, Idaho, over the week end
Logan Todd was a Pendleton vis
— Adv.
C. D. Isaminger was up from Hold- Variety store.
itor Tuesday.
man Tuesday of this week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Biggs were
Columbia 75p, records for 21c dur
Mrs. F. V. Prime and Mrs. Thoe. business visitors in Pendleton Tues
ing clearance sale at Propst Variety Froeer were business visitors in day.
store.
i
— Adv Pendleton Saturday.
Miss Nell Reeves, Miss Grace Jack-
J. C. Hawkins was doyvn from
A wild man with a gun but a lamb son, Albert Kennings and Walter
Adams the first of the week.
with a woman. “Fair Warning” with ■ Pearson attended class night exer-
Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Mittlesdorf of George O’Brien at* the Oasis theatre. c,8e» at Echo Tuesday night.
KEEPS YOUR POULTRY WELL.
Pendleton spent Sunday visiting Friday and Saturday.
— Adv i Mr. and Mrs;. M. L. Burnette and
with Mr. and Mrs. P. P. Sullivan.
W. H. Bowman was a businesiJ family of Biggs, Oregon, visited Sun-
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Gerking spent visitor in Pendleton Saturday.
If you havent used this fine antiseptic
I 4ay
mij at
ai the
me H.
u . L.
x*. Propst home with
Sunday visiting in Holdman with
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Farley of Irri Mrs. Burnett's mother, Mrs. Ella
we have a 40c bottle for you
Mrs. Gerking’s parents. They return
II. Propst.
gon were in Hermiston Monday.
ed early in the afternoon.
Miss Grace Jackson and Herbert
Henry Ott, president of the Farm
W. J. Messner, manager of the
Bureau, has been confined to his Iledwall motored to The Dalles Sun
Westland Irrigation district, was
day where Herbert met his brother
home this week, due to illness.
I Albert Hedwall of Portland. They
THIS OFFER EXPIRES MAY 31ST.
looking after project business inter
Burt
Mullens
installed
a
new
Frigi-
'
ests in Pendleton Tuesday.
spent the day together.
in his confectionery store last
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Hooker of Co daire
The Regular meeting of Ihe Legion
week.
lumbia visited Sunday with Mr. and
Auxiliary
will be held Monday in
Dr. Curry, the Seattle Eyesight'
Mrs. II. Montgomery in Holdman.
stead of Thursday night, at the home
specialist,
who
makes
professional
j
M. E. Carley op Carley, Wn„ was
! of Mrs. Felix Roumagoux, with Mrs.
Hermiston Oregon
a business visitor in town the first viaiys to Hermiston, will be here i Jeff Sage as joint hostess.
again soon. Watch next Issue of this
ot the week.
Aaron Thomas has completed two
paper for the date.
— Adv.
Mrs. B. Hanellne, Miss Catherine
large brooder houses on his ranch
Miss
Vivian
Clark
of
Olympia,
McBain and Mrs. Georgia Henderson
in Columbia district. He and htg bro
Wn„ came Saturday and will visit
had dinner in Pendleton Sunday.
ther Ed plan to raise about 1000
with
her
sister
Mrs.
Herbert
Shesely
Women pay for the privilege of
birds this season.
for the next two weeks.
being behind locked doors with their
Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Complan of
Wm. McCartey was here from
favorite physicians. “Doctors Wives
Goldendale, Wn., stopped for a short
Echo Wednesday.
with Warner Baxter, Joan Bennett
Grant Buchanan was a business' while Sunday and visited with Mr.
at the Oasis theatre Sunday and
and Mrs. II. L. Propst. Mr. Complan
visitor
in town from E<yio Monday.
Monday.
— Adv
POT ROAST BEEF.......................
16c
Is president of the Goldendale bank.
John O’Dell, auditor for the Tum-
He and his wife were on their
SHOULDER PORK ROAST ...
16c
A-Lum Lumber company, was in
way to Chicago where they will visit
Hermiston Monday. His headquarters
PORK
CHOPS
......................
20c
their
son.
Sterling.
They
are
old
are in Walla Walla.
acquaintances of the Propsts.
SIRLOIN STEAKS .............................
20c
The Hunter’s Cafe front will be
redecorated,
both
Inside
and
out
this
PURE PORK SAUSAGE, 2 lbs. fo r.................. 35c
THE BEST IN TALKING
week. Work started Wednesday.
PICTURES
OTHER SPECIAL PRICES — Ash about them.
F. C. Frederickson of Irrigon was
Hermiston, Oregon
attending to business in Hermiston
Tuesday.
QUALITY—Guaranteed.
PRICES—A»k us
PROGRAM
Levi Reeder, railroad carpenter
FRIDAY .'SATURDAY
SERVICE — At all times.
now stationed at Pendleton, spent
mi
C*’-
Sunday with his family here.
Among those front Hermiston at
“THE HOME OF QUALITY MEATS”
tending the senior class play at Echo|
last krlday night were Emogcne
Paul, Grace Jackson. Albert Kon-
Ings and Velma Colpetts.
A. W TURNBLAD — PHONE 111
Grab bags; guaranteed 50c or
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
more for 25c during clearance sale
at Propst Variety store.
, —Adv.
Since March 1st
Some man might have an enemy
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Wagner and
or two nnd still not worry, yet
family of Enterprise, Oregon, visit
here was Whistlin' Dan with as
WILL SERVE YOU
ed Saturday with Mrs. Wagner’s
dangerous a pack of gun-toting
mother, Mrs. Amy Bills. They re A GOOD MEAL or LIGHT LUNCH
ruffiuns after him as ever raided
turned the same day.
»
a cattle town, but Dan smiled In
At Any Time From 6 A. M.
The interior of the Red * White
differently — And when the
Published in the interests of the people of Hermiston and vicinity by
store building, owned by Joe Norton,
To 8 P. M.
town's last saloon went up in
has been redeeorated.
Tum-A-Lnm Lumber Co.
—
Phone 331.
flames, only his two half-wild,
Mrs, W. W. Felthoi so returned
tour-legged pals were there to aid
Friday from Walia Walla where she
MARIE STEPHENSON
him In his hour of peril— were
Voi. 31
Hermiston, Or., Thursday, May 14, 1931
visited with her son, Willard, .Tr„
PROPRIETOR
No. 18
they daring enough to risk the
who is attendin'; Whitman colls''**.
sparks and falling beams?
Henry Smith, Bon of Mr. and Mrs.
' m
.
bending over, too, miss
M. M. Smith of Columbia district,
Also Comedy and
■if you were as full of
visited over the week end with his
Farrell Golf Lesson No. 3
green apples as those
parents. He Is now located at Pilot
trees are.
See Golf Lessons Friday and Sat
Rock.
urday during month of May
Mrs. T. R. Casey of Meacham was
— 0—-
C
'
ft*
and try them out on Sunday
a Hermiston business visitor the
H. G. McCully is
first of the week. Mrs. Casey Is a
building more brooder
SUNDAY AND MONDAY
sister of the former Assistant Coun
houses this week.
ty Agent Hauser.
— 0—
Miss Velma Colpitis of Stanfield
and Hermiston, left Tuesday for her
A minister was In
home in Kirk, Colorado, where she
tlie habit of riding to
will keep house for liter father. Miss
church in his car. He
Colpitis jeaves many friendt here
J. B. Beebe has Just received an annony-
who regret her leaving.
■ v itn .
completed a new broo mous letter from one
Some real bargains at Propst Var
der house. He will in o f h i s congregation
W UW tK
iety stnrs during this clearance
crease
his turkey flock scoring him for riding
sale.
— Ailv.
You can bring new
in an automobile say
this year.
Mrs. W. J. Warner returned from
beauty into your home
ing that Jesus Christ
If the doctor is handsome and
—
0—
Eugene Tuesday morning where she
with this —
the patient is pMjtty, which will
Biggs and Hallybur- never rode to church
had been the guest of her daughter,
Easy to apply
linger longer— her illness or her Jane, at the Delta Gamma house,
Don't put off your Shoe Repair
ton have started on in an automobile. The
4 hours to dry
kisses?
t
minister read the let
over Mothers’ Day. Mothers visiting
— Shoes Dyed All Colors—
DU-KWIK ENAMEL their W allula cut-off ter, to the congregation
Romantic medicine with a real at the University were royally en
contract.
Attractively priced
kick.
with this comment: “If
tertained during their stay.
at $1.40 a quart. Can
— '0—
the writer of this let
Among those looking after busi
Also Comedy snd Fox News
be used on all exter Summer boarder: But ter will come to church
ness Interests here from Echo the
.........
ior and interior sur why are those trees properly bridled and
first of the week were W. J. Watten-
faces. Absolute gua bending over so far? saddled. I’ll ride just
FREE
hurger. L. D. Neill, Jess Arnold nnd
rantee of your sattsfac-
Earner:
You’d be like Christ rode.
’f you have No. 2439 _ 2591
Kate Stanfield who Is one of the
2727 — 2981 — 3122 — 3490,
owners of the Stanfield ranch.
on your program for month of
Miss Elsie Paxton, who works In
May, 1931, clip off number and Pendleton, visited over the week end
We give you SERVICE, QUALITY and PRICE
it will entitle you to 2 tickets to with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
the Oigis Theatre for Friday or
Paxton. In Columbia district. She
Sunday this week.
At Your Home-Owned Store.
also visited In Hermiston a short
while Sunday evening.
Lee’s G er mo zone
FREE
Hermiston Drug Store
Specials, Saturday
MAY
16th
where she visited with her mother,
Mrs. A. M. Shay, who plans to leave
on an extended visit in the eastern
states soon. Mrs. O. O. Felthouse
went as far as Weiser, Idaho, with
her where she remained to visit with
relatives. Mrs. J. M. Prindle also
went as far as La Grande. They re
turned Tuesday.
Mr. a: d Mrs. D. M. Deeter moved
from the Minnehaha district to Her
miston last week Saturday.
G A R D EN H O SE
High Pressure Non-Kinkable Wrapped Garden Hose
Coupled in 50-foot lengths — Special at only
$ 3 .4 8
Moulded Corrugated Garden Hose Double— Double
Cord Tire Construction. Very flexible. Guaran
teed against all defects, also not to crack nor
kink. Regular Price $5.7S — Special at only
$ 4 .9 8
GARBAGE PAIL
Heavy Corrugated Galvanized Garbage Pail with
tight fitting covers and wire bail.
20 Quart Pails at only ..................... $1.00
25 Quart Pails at only ..................... $1.15
30 Quart Pails at only ..................... $1.25
Oregon Hdwe. & Implement Co.
HERMISTON, OREGON
(Shsiaatyeatrr
FAIR
WARNING
T he
H unter ’ s
C afe
H erm iston M eat M arket
T U M -A -L U M TICKLER
Your Old Shoes
Made N ew
BOWMAN
SHOESHOP
S A T U R D A Y , M A Y 16th
BREAKFAST COFFEE .......... 30c TWO FOR ............................
OVAL SARDINES
PENDLETON EYESIGHT SPECIALIST
Will Make bis Regular Visit to Hermiston
SATURDAY, MAY 16
And will be at the HERMISTON HOTEL all day.
EYES EXAMINED FREE
The Best in Glasses at Reasonable Prices
SHAMBRY WORK SHIRTS— Large snd Roomy — Two for
52c
-
$1.49
Two for
$2.95
As good ss the best - Any Flavor s t
5c
"KINGSLEY’S
Phone 171
PRICED RIGHT
Summer Underwear
—
Straw Hats
—
Bathing Suits
Eye Shades
These Prices are Good all this Week
BURNHAM’S
GENERAL
STORE
Hermiston Oregon
THAT ONLY A
FORD DEALER CAN OFFER
2Cc TWO F O R ............................... 34c
OSH K0SH B'GOSH OVERALLS— Bib
DR. D A LE ROTHW ELL
DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT
— New shipment of Buster Brown Shoes —
Prices That Suit.
LOOK OVER OUR LINE OF PETER’S SHOES
................. 13c TWO FOR ........................... 19c
OOT.D BAR SPINACH ..........
NIG-0L JELL
THIS IS CRACKER WEEK
CRACKERS—2 pkgs., any kind ........................ 33c
YELLOW DENT SEED CORN
ALL KINDS GARDEN SEED IN BULK
Oranges are still looking up but we can still give you
THREE DOZEN FOR $1.00
EXTRA FANCY YELLOW CORN—2 cans .... 25c
CORN — Fancy White, per c a n ........................ 10c
SMALL WHITE BEA N S.................................... 4c
Coffee is looking up - better buy NOW
BEST GRADE, per pound ......... ........................ 39c
CHEESE—5 lbs. f o r ............................................. 97,.
LARD——8 lbs..................................................
$1.19
SOAP—White Wonder, 10 bars f o r .................. 35c
PALM OLIVE SOAP——4 bars fo r ...................... 25c
COCOA—Best grade, 2 lbs. in fancy lunch
bucket .................,........................................... 35,.
VALUES!
BUY THEM IN PAIRS AND SAVE MONEY.
C O M IN G !
Why has our list of Satisfied Customers grown so
Rapidly?
EASY ENOUGH—
It’s Because - At Burnham’s
THEIR DOLLARS HAVE MORE CENTS!
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Hermiston, Oregon
Mrs. Claypool will be here Friday and Saturday,
May 22 and 23. She is having special prices on all
her merchandise. Look her lines over on these
dafes — It will pay you.
1929 — MODEL-A FORD ROADSTER ... $340.00
1928 — MODEL-A FORD PICKUP
..... $275.00
1925 — BUICK, Standard 6 Roadster........ $175.00
1926
FORD-T COUPE, Ruckstell .......... $150.00
1926 — FORD-T CO U PE............................. $125.00
1926 — FORD-T PICKUP .......................... $ 90.00
1926 — FORD-TOURING .......... ................$ 75.00
1925 — OVERLAND TOURING................ $ 40.00
ROHRM AN
Our Shop is Modern
M OTOR CO.
Our Service Guaranteed
Authorized Sales and Service