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About The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 10, 1917)
That bunch of Congressmen who proposed to visit the battle Issued Each Saturday by front in France should be careful. The fireworks over there are en M. D. O’CONNELL OREGON tirely different from those they HERMISTON are used to in Washington. The Hermiston Herald 10cents ROYAL BREAD 10cent. I Royal Table Queen Bread, 2 loaves 15c (28 oz.) ale \ 25c No Rub laundry help, package ............................... Money refunded if not satisfactory Bob White Soap, 5 bars 25c 5 Gallons Coal Oil 90c Armour’s Best Grade Oleomargarioe, lb --40c Cream of Wheat, pkg 28c Grape Nuts, pkg 14c Shredded Wheat, pkg 14c Krinkle Corn Flakes, pkg 10c Shoe White Polish, Shinola Polish. Gilt Edge Liquid Polish Phelps Cash Grocery PHONE 413 THE Entered as second-class matter, December .. 1906, at the posiomice at Hermiston, Oregon Looking for a safe bank for your war-price savings, neigh bor? What’s the matter with Uncle Sam’s great Liberty Bank? When a man between the ages of 21 and 31 resists the draft, we proceed to handle him with out gloves. When a man past 31 works his jaw over time resist ing not only the draft, but every other measure of self preserva tion the government has enact- ed we pass a resolution to “in- vestigate” his loyalty. We don’t like the word copper- head, but it s the on y wor that fits, and everybody knows the fate decreed for the serpent, -----------------------OF----------------------- Where it Pays to Trade THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE The Biggest and Best Department Store of Pendleton have opened their most important of all Fall Sales of FALL AND WINTER WEAR in the Bargain Base ment where Hundreds of Dollars’ worth (yes Thousands of Dollars’ Worth) of HEAVY WEAR for the Entire Family is Placed on Sale to be Closed Out regard less of its excellent quality and regardless of its original cost. It will pay you well to lay in your entire winter’s supply right here in this best of all economy shopping places. THE BIG SHOE SALE—Offering the greatest variety of Shoes for the entire family, the finest of Shoes and the heaviest of all Shoes, at prices Lower Than the Catalog Houses— cheaper than all Pendleton. Women’s 9-inch combination $7.50 and $8.00 Shoes, all sizes, at $4.98 Women’s high top black kids, $6.50 and $7 $3.79 Shoes, go at Watch for our sale of Women’s Special Tan English-Women's Shoes of the dressy, easy kind____ __________ $2.87, $2.98, $3.98 Women’s Cloth Top Patent Leathers, special Women’s English Cut, best offered at this . $4.69 price Comfort and Warm Shoes for women ____ ___________________ $1.89 and $2.45 Special Feature High Top Shoe Sale—Heavy Tan Shoes for Women and Children— Heavy Black Calf for Boys and Children—All at Bargain Prices CHILDREN’S SCHOOL SHOES AT THE VERT LOWEST PRICES CHILDREN’S DRESS SHOES OFFERED AT ECONOMY PRICES The only market in all Oregon where Boys' Heavy School Shoes are sold at this price $1.98 Men’s Shoes at Cash Saving Prices Men’s Gun Metal Lace or Button, spec- ial..................... $2.89 Men’s Polished Calf Lace or Button—Spec- ial $3.89 Men’s English Cut Neolin Soles — Spec- $3.59 ial And Hundreds of Other Cash Saving Shoe Bargains. Underwear for the Whole Family Prices that fair Men’s Suits, Overcoats and Mackinaws Are included in the sale and priced at such a low profit that you cannot help seeing the big saving. WOMEN’S WEAR OF ALL KINDS SACRIFICED CHILDREN’S HEAVY WEAR AT Cleanup Prices. Big Quantiry Offered The most important feature of this Popular Bargain Basement is our determina tion to set the Low Price and Maintain the Low Price on all Outing Flannel for the entire Fall and Winter. Thousands of Yards of Dress Goods in the Woolens and the Cotton Prints sacrificed to such Low Prices that you cannot help but Save. Our shelves are crowded full of these goods in bolts and our tables are piled high with remnants WHEN IT COMES TO SAVING On all Food LET HOOVER DO IT SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE Mr. Sealy of Portland and Rev. Blackman spoue Tuesday evening. The result waa that they took upa better subscription than Boardman for having a minister. Misa Esther Gray beai and Miss Myr tie McCoy gave a Hallowe’en party at tbe home of Mrs. Lester. Car of Briquettes ON TRACK SATURDAY OR MONDAY Everyone So take advantage of it and stock up. When in town come in and give our Cedar Stock the once over and see what you need. enjoyed themselves greatly.]Lunch one went home happy. The high school boys and professor took the school children from the fifth grade up to the Hermiston stock Inland Empire Lumber Company show. The girls prepared lunch at the school house Friday. Everyone en joyed the outing. Phone Main 33 “ The Yard of Best Quality ” W. A. Walpole and family have re H. M. STRAW. MGR. turned from Portland to their former home in Irrigon. The people who subscribed for the LODGE DIRECTORY support of the minister called a meet UEEN ESTHER CHAPTER No. 101, O. E. S, ing Sunday evening to discuss plans meets second Tuesday evening of each month for the home of the parson. at 8:00 sharp in Skinner hall. Visiting members welcome. Frances Phelps, W. M. Mr. Rider is owner of a sorghum Dello O. Bushnell. Sec. mill which is now operating here. HERMISTON LODGE NO. 138, A. F. A A. M„ J. B. Davis and Miss Rena Robbins 4 - meets in Masonic Hall on First Tuesday evening of each month. Visiting brethren wel- were united in marriage November 10. come. * R. C. Walber, Secy. C. H. Skinner. W. M. They will make their home in Bend. LODGE NO. 20«. I. o. o. F.. Fred Davis went to Willow Creek VINEYARD • meets each Saturday evening in Odd Fellows hall. Visiting members cordially invited. Sunday and returned in the afternoon. W. R. Longhorn. Sec. Geo. Strohm. Noble Grand He met some of his old schoolmates there. Mrs. Elsie Dawson is very ill this week. Fred Irvin has been visiting his sister since Saturday and went to Her miston where he will make bis home. THE BIG SALE IS NOW ON Offered at this sale at prices even below the prices offered two years ago. ly shout Bargains. IRRIGON NEWS ITEMS Q Where it Pays to Trade Eastern Oregon’s Most Economical Shopping Place Men’s Heavy Black Iron Calf Shoes, spec- $2.98 ial Men’s Tan Oiled calf Work Shoes, spec- 12.98 ial Men’s Tan Army Shoes—For Long Wear— $3.98 Special Men’s Plain Toe Army Shoes—For Ease— $3.89 Special. We are in the midst of the worst coal famine that the west has ever seen. The car shortage and the labor problem has limited the output of the Utah and Wyoming mines to such an extent that they cannot begin to fill their orders. Conditions are not quite as bad on the coast and we are still able to get a limited quantity of bre- quettes which we are selling for $9.50 out of the bins and from the cars. We expect to have a Three-cent postage is all right, and we will pay it with a grin if it will help win the war. Still we can’t help thinking there should be some way to extract a few dollars from the tons of matter carried out of Washington under the franking system. Vegetarians now have the op portunity ef their lives to test the accuracy of their theory. BARGAIN BASEMENT BUY YOUR FUEL NOW WHEN IT COMES TO SAVING On Wearing Apparel Let the BARGAIN BASEMENT Do It Tom Roach left to take a position as foreman on another division of tho railroad. Mr. Wadsworth is the proud owner of a Ford runabout. Mrs. Doring and son Edgar spent Sunday in Messner and Boardman. Mrs. White and daughter are leav. I ing for Portland, where they will make their home. Last Saturday Irrigon was to have bad a local teachers' institute, but ow ing to the uncertainty of gasoline, it failed to materialize. Nothing daunted the girls of the domestic science department, who had prepared a rousing chicken dinner for the occa- sion, decided to turn tbe affair into a I “good roads day.” They accordingly sent their invitations to a number of men who were engaged in grading our streets with the result that there was 100 per cent of acceptance to tbe in vitations sent After a sumptuous dinner, in which more than thirty people participated, speech making became the order of the day and every member of the school board, the clerk included, made short talks, followed by talks from all the patrons present. All were loud in their expressions of praise at tbe excellent management of the school affairs, and especially of tbe proficiency won by tbe girls in their culinary arts. ====-==== Market & Grocery The Place to Trade and Save Money J. M. HARRISON HERMISTON SECOND HAND STORE Pays the highest price fer A FEW ITEMS In our line and prices Light House Cleanser, just as good as Old Dutch cleaner, same size can, per can........ 5c Hills Bros, coffee, the finest in town and cheapest Blue can brand....... ............... .35c Red can brand......................... ,40c 3 lb. blue can brand.............. .90c We now have two makes of bread —Butternut bread made in Port land, and Cream of Wheat bread made in Echo We will sell bread tickets from now on at 11 tickets for $1. which is good for 11 10 cent loaves. Give us a Chance and we Will Do the Rest In saving you money. We will take butter, eggs, chickens, veal, hogs and beef stuff io trade and al low you more for your stuff thar we can pay in cash, so why not trade | with the man who buys your pro duce, and keep the money at borne. On your next trading trip Sam Rodgers' Oreg Hermiston AUSEON’S Barber Shop EeTABLSHEb six vuAki Our Aim Is To Please the Public BATHS IN CONNECTION" Frank J. Auseon, Proprietor Hermiston Stand at Siscers. Phone 203 Cream season is now here tn ear nest and we are ready to serve you in [any quan tity. Try us for your next party. The City Transfer Our Candies "The Movie" w. B. BEASLEY are al ways fresh and nice. Our line of box candies is unexcelled. Bulk can dies handled by us are of the same high grade and purity as the box. is now at Hermiston Auditorium Fer Good Service Always See P- B. SISCEL Let us know what household Bring your list of nerds to this market and if we have the I tiyle Hah M. DUTT, PROPRIETOR Full Soles and Half Soles. We are ready at any time to go »“J where or haul anything- TWO GOOD SHO EACH Wednesday and S Evenings ■COME PENDLETON’S BIGGEST AND BEST DEPARTMENT STORE Shoe Repairing Better than ever now that the machine is installed. To out of town customers sending work ve will return it by next mail, paying postage one way. STOCK MENS’ WORK AND DRES SHOES JUST ADDED Transfer Work FURNITURE THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE - for all kinds of SECOND HAND CALL AND INSPECT OUR STOCK HERMISTON CREAMERY COMPANY Phone Your Order of all kinds. VISIT THE BEST OF ALL TRADING PLACES Is made under the most sanitary conditions. It is pure, wholesome and high in food value Made in all popular flavors Special orders given prompt attention Try a pound of Oleomargarine, it is fine, 40c per pound. Cut the High Cost I of Living and combat the scarcity of milk and butter by buying a cow or two. Thirty bead of dairy cows, mostly high grade Jerseys; 23 yearling», com ing two, most of them will be fresh in tbe spring; a two-year old registered Guernsey bull, guaranteed a sure calf getter. His sire was champion and grand champion Guernsey bull at the Oregon State Fair two years. Also an 18-hörsepower Almo gaso line engine on truck. 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