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T H U RSD AY , JULY 29, 1937. Œljr fyrtniaîun Errali) P ublished every T h u rsd ay a t H erm is to n , U m atilla C ounty, Oregon, by P a u lin e M. Stoop and A lfred Q ulrlng, P u blishers. Sintered as Second Class M atter Decem ber, 1906, U m atilla County, Oregon. O r£g S ubscription R ates. One Y ear ..................................... 62.00 Six M onths ................................... 1.00 T h re e M onths ........ 60 Clearance Sale ON Enameled Ranges The silver ju b ilee and tw en ty - fifth an n u a l U m atilla P ro ject fair, is ju s t five weeks aw ay. Five weeks pass rapidly for busy people, an d in o rd er to m ake th e fa ir th e success it should be th is year, in a bigger and b etter w ay, every citizen in the w est end of U m atilla county should begin now to m ake p rep aratio n s and plans for th e celebration. Not w ith the idea of d isplaying for p re m ium s only, b u t to add to th e dis play of th e products grow n on o u r own projects. It is your fair. The directo rs will do th e ir p a rt in p la n n in g and d irec tin g the fair, th e rest rem ain s w ith the people to b rin g in th e displays. F acilities for holding the fa ir a re m uch b e tte r th a n h ere tofore, crops excell in v arie ty and grow th, and th is is th e Silver J u b i lee. L et’s m ake it one th a t w ill go down in h isto ry ! T h e Herm iston L ig h t & Pow er Co. PEOPLE OF HERMISTON 25% DISCOUNT AND V I C I N I T Y IN ORDER TO MAKE ROOM FOR OUR NEW LINE OF ELECTRICAL GOODS WE ARE FORCED TO SELL THESE RANGES. FOR THEIR EXCELLENT CO Herm iston, Oregon POSSIBLE OFF TO SERVICE THEIR CUT DURING RE - BULIDING PROGRAM................................. REPAIRING & RECOVERING ANTIQUES A SPECIALTY ALL CLASSES OF FURNITURE CONSIDERED AND NO JOB TOO SMALL OR TOO LARGE. SERVICE A N D SATISFACTION GUARANTEED A rtis tic U pholstering Com pany PENDLETON, ORE. PHO N E 291 117 W. RAILROAD ST. •..••.•..•..^«..•..•..9‘»9«.9.-9*.9*.9»9>-9*-9«.9»4l Connor’s Cash Store Smoked and Lunch Meats Groceries - Fruit & Vegetables PHONE 301 x Tum eric, Sage, 5 For 29c P o r k & Beans 9 „ S alm on L arge Cans 1 0 c i : S ard in es L arge Oval Cans 2 Eor 25® 9 M ilk Tal1 c*ns Makes Delicious Je lly ft Jam Specials for July 30th and 31st MATCHES CARTON 18c CAKE FLOUR red & w hite 25 c W HEAT CEREAL & whn. 2» <». 20c BISCUIT FLOUR red « w hite 29 c ROLLED O ATS r e d * w hite 3 ' bs .21 c FLAKY BAKE FLOUR 49 $1.57 FRANCES HORN OFFERS TO YOU NEW A N D IMPROVED COURSES OF STUDY IN MUSIC (LESCHETIZKY TECHNIC) PIANO A N D OTHER INSTRUMENTS TAPPING A N D FOLK D A NCING KINDERGARTEN AND ADVANCED COURSES IN ART AND ARTCRAFT CIAL RUIN. FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF HERMISTON F. B. SWAYZE, P resid en t Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation When you buy a General Electric Washer you get long life for your clothes— your washer— your money and your self. See a G-E before you buy. Ask for a demonstration. You'll always be glad you bought a General Electric. INVESTIGATE OUR EASY PAYMENT PLAN H e rm is to n L ig h t & P o w e r Co. LOCAL DEALER T une in “ The H our of C harm ” Mon., a t 4 P.M., E.S.T. NBC Red N etw ork For Information Call 39-R WE MOST SINCERELY APPRE CIATE THE FRIENDLY WELCOME GIVEN US BY THE CITIZENS AND BUSINESS PEOPLE IN HERMIS TON AND SURROUNDING TERRI TORY. NO ONE CAN PLEASE EVERYBODY — BUT WE TRY EVERYTHING IN PASTRY. . . PHONE 991 W eek End Specials at-- BOYNTON & KELLEY’S P R E F E R R E D STOCK FLOUR V encedor B rand 4 9 lb s................... An all purpose F am ily Flour. $1-29 GRAHAM FLOUR 37c Ja sp e r's Côarse 9.8 lb. Bag ..... CORN W hole K ernel 2 No. 2 cans ............. RAY CROFT BRAND GELATIN DESSERT As an In tro d u c to ry offer we are g iving 4 P ackages for ...... SIX FLAVORS CANNED M IL K C arn atio n , or F ed eral T all Cans Bordens, M orning 7c Each JELS - RITE FRU IT PECTIN 2 8-oz. B ottles ........... COCOA W averley B rand lb. carto n ........... The all occasion cocoa. 15c 1 CERTO 2 b o ttles 45c O H E R M IS T O N TR A D IN G CO. Phone 341 LET US INSURE YOUR CROP AND SAVE YOU FROM FINAN Yeager’s B akery Grapefruit Juice R5S.V’HITK 3 for 41c Fruit Cocktail Rl7^ WH,TE 2 for 31c W ax Paper RED ft W H ITE - 125 Ft. Roll 17c Mart Coffee 2 lbs. 49c Early Riser Coffee 2 lbs. 37c Dog Food - Kenwood dozen 65 c Free Delivery COULD YOU AFFORD TO LOSE THE VALUE IT REPRESENT? We did not like th e hot w eath er b u t th e g rain , g ard en s and trees 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 * 9 9 9 ♦ grew to m a tu rity u n d er th e ray s of STANFIELD * Old Sol. By Mrs. C arl R hea T he th o u g h t of h u ck leb erry pie is Mr. and Mrs. E v erett Hoosier and now ta n ta liz in g us w ith the added allu rem e n t of a few days in th e C onstance H ollow ell, and Mrs. Mar- g a rite Lougge of New H aven, Con m ountains. n ecticu t, are v isitin g relativ es in th e A real story broke Sunday w hen west. They w ill v isit Mr. an d Mrs. b ro th ers, F. C. W o ughter blossomed fo rth in a E d g ar H oosier, who a re b a th in g su it u n d er th e spray from and Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Hoosier, his p aren ts, for an in d e fin ite tim e. They th e hose on his lawn. also visited an o th e r b ro th er, H ow 9 .;. ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ 9 9 9 9 9 9 ard, who lives in Canada. Mr. an d Mrs. Bob Beebe and son IRRIGON ♦ W ayne are v ac atio n in g a t Oregon 9 points. By MRS. W. C. ISOM Mr. and Mrs. Leo C lark retu rn ed ♦ ---------- Mr. and Mrs. Em ery Bedwell a fte r a tte n d in g th e fu n eral for Mrs. Sara Clark, Mr. C lark ’s m other. spent Sunday a t Cayuse, Ore. Miss S ophronia Rhea has r e tu r n Mr. and Mrs. Russell McCoy re tu rn ed home from P o rtlan d S a tu r ed to work a t Refvem 's store a fte r a w eeks’ vacation. day, Rev. A lexander N. Low of P o rt Mrs. Jay B erry and d au g h ters B arb ara an d Lola of The Dalles land w ill preach W ednesday and also conduct sp en t th e week end w ith Mr. and F riday n ig h ts, an d Sunday services a t th e Gospel Mis Mrs. E m m ett McCoy. C larence F red rick so n is hqlping sion. The public is invited. Mrs. M. Refvem an d son Bob were a t th e Coryell Cafe in th e absence of W alla W alla v isito rs Monday. Bobby Brace. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd G. R ussell E a rl Isom is sick a t his home an d B ert D exter is ta k in g his place visited over th e week end w ith Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Penney. th is week. Mr. and Mrs. V ernon W aterm an M rs. E arl Isom and d a u g h te r Don na J u a n n e retu rn ed home S unday and d a u g h te r M ary Jean , a re v isit a fte r a w eek’s v isit w ith her g ra n d ing Mrs. W a te rm a n ’s p are n ts, Mr. m other, Mrs. J. A. G raybeal. Mr. and and Mrs. Jam es H oskins. They will Mrs. B enny McCoy accom panied her rem ain here th e rest of th e sum m er. Ralph K ennedy and fam ily ac home and visited relativ es over S u n com panied by Mrs. Wood and daugh day. E lroy L am oreaux sp en t th e week te r M arg aret are v isitin g in B rem end w ith th e home folks. erton, Wn. Mr. and Mrs. G ilb ert S m ith and Rev. and Mrs. A llcorn an d Miss Sunday from a B lair w ere d in n e r gu ests of Mr. and fam ily retu rn ed w eek’s trip to E ast Lake and coast Mrs. Chas. Stew ard Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. A. Larson and points. Miss Rose H oosier is home to d a u g h te r B etty Lou and niece, S h ir ley H ard er from Hood R iver visited spend th e rem ain d er of th e sum m er th e ir a u n t an d uncle S atu rd ay n ig h t w ith her p aren ts. She w ill atten d and Sunday. Mrs. M ary Sm ith, sis E astern Oregon N orm al th is fall. Mrs. Ila W allace and M arie Lane te r of Mrs. Isom, accom panied them arriv ed T uesday evening a fte r spend and stayed for a w eek’s visit. Mrs. Roscoe W illiam s, who was ing more th a n a week in P o rtland. Mrs. T ru m b u ll of Spokane will called to Tacoma, W n., a week ago by th e serious illness of her m other, visit for some tim e w ith her son Mrs. Mace, retu rn ed home S aturday. and wife. Mr. and Mrs. K enneth Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k B ~ race and I T rum bull. Sw earingen . | ..... Mr. ----- and ------ Mrs. ------- H ans — R , ----- yning of - Se- son Bobby and Jo h n _________ , ___ = -- left Sunday m o rn in g for a w eek's a ttle are th e p aren ts of a baby girl trip . They expect to visit th e Y el-¡n am ed K aren R uth. Mrs. R y n in g low stone N ational P ark w hile awnv. i will be rem em bered as H elen Fred- Mr. and Mrs. A rn b erg visited Mr. I reckson. APPRECIATION! ♦9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999 ;; THE HAY OR GRAIN IN YOUR FIELD TODAY MEANS MANY HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS IN YOUR POCKET WITHIN THE NEXT FEW WEEKS. 1 4 c»Ils9®C : j. J e llo Real A rticle 5c JellO l ce Cream Pow der For 2$C f F ly R ibbons R egular Size Jg For 2SC : B eck’s P e c tin 12 oz. B ottle XCC ’ ALFALFA HAY GROWING GRAIN f Gallon V in e g a r High T est Cider 19C : : D ill W e e d L arge P ackage 5c M u s ta rd • d r y Full Pound Pkg. 29c : P ic k lin g Spice 5pkgS Spices G round - In 2 oz. Cans Cans Cloves, M ustard, G inger, Mace, Cream of T a rte r, C innam on, etc. L arge 20 Y ... oz. cans A m b erg ’s m other who is a p a tie n t in th e P endleton h ospital, Sunday. The surv ey in g crew th a t has been in th is v icin ity th e p ast week, moved to B oardm an S atu rd ay . Mrs. H arvey W a rn er and Mrs. Jack B row ning w ere jo in t hostesses a t an aftern o o n p a rty a t th e B row n ing home h o n o rin g Mrs. C hester W ilson. Rev. A llcorn and bride and Miss B lair of Toledo, W n., arriv ed here S atu rd ay n ig h t. Rev. A llcorn is th e new p asto r of th e P entecostal church. Mr. and Mrs. H inkley of O ntario a re v isitin g Mrs. H in k ley ’s m other, Mrs. N ora W ilson. Miss Bessie W il son of La G rande also spent th e week end w ith her m other. Mr. and Mrs. B randon left S a tu r day for Baker, Ore., in response to a message te llin g of th e serious ill ness of Mrs. B ran d o n ’s sister. ♦ OPERATION IN MAKING IT G range Co-op. EXPERT WISHES TO THANK THE T he day of th e coal oil lamp, the d itc h or wash tu b b ath , th e pump handle, th e b u rlap cooler, th e la n te rn a t th e m ilk in g stool, th e old fashioned wash board, and th e hot stove in th e k itch en , are passing on w ith th e new o rd er for electricity on our farm s. F arm values w ill also step up several notches w ith these innovations. A m ore desirable place to live is w orth m ore to you, and to th e man who w an ts to buy your place. He will alw ay s pay m ore for th e m odern im provem ents. W e may th in k th a t some of these th in g s are lu x u ries w hich we can s till deny ourselves, b u t th e real fact is th a t they are necessities w hich have been denied us for m any years. We have th e rig h t to press th e b u tto n to m ake connections to quicken th e speed of these com forts of life. Prompt, Coortoons Service ¡ 9 9 0 0 0 9 9 9 0 9 0 9 9 0 .0 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 0 0 9 0 0 0 9 0 .0 0 0 PORK & BEANS Dollar - saving fares 9 Straanlined buses 9 Three fast schedules daily • Spend this vacation among the countless attractions oi the East—great cities, natural wonders, popular playgrounds, scones of early American history! And make tho trip more interesting, at less coat, going by bus. St reamlined coaches. Short, ol 1 -paved route. SAMPLE LOW FARES Chkege $ 2 9 .3 0 Weshingtee. D.C. $37.33 New Yerfc 3 0.23 Niegera Falls . . . 33.73 BUS DEPOT HERMISTON DRUG CO. Main S tre et - Phone 101 UNION PACIFIC STAGES ' ’ V an Cam p's L arge Size XOC Each BAKING POWDER Red ft W h ite 1 lb can .................... . * 3*» IN OUR REFRIGERATED VEGETABLE WINDOW COLD AND C R I S P - CELERY CAULIFLOWER CUCUMBERS SQUASH GREEN 2*4 lb. can PEPPERS KIPPER SNACKS Boneless oi. can 3* Each 5c CANTALOUPES A MELONS A N D OTHER ITEMS TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION
