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About The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 15, 1919)
ni. THE HERMISTON HERALD, OREGON. HERMISTON, .'•liMiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuuiiiiiiiiiiiiii*; § HERMISTON KINGSLEY’S Bring Summer Atmosphere Into Your Winter Home! a LOCALS SasnuamunmnnmmennanunnenunanannsnanonnennnununnusaE: Mrs. W. A. Mikesell visited with friends In Pendleton last Saturday. NEW FALL HATS FORMEN Miss Yudeth Kelley came home Monday from a three weeks’ visit to relatives in The Dalles and Port land. C. S. McNaught and Henry Hitt were business visitors to Portland the latter part Of last week, return ing home Sunday morning. Fresh, warm, circulating air in your home is a luxury The Baptist Ladies’ Aid will have a special business and work meet- ing at the home of Mrs. Elliott Thursday, Nov. 20, at 2 p. m. you areentitled to if you let a Western Pipeless which Furnace have a little space in your basement. Miss Ivy Bennett returned to Pen dleton Sunday after a month’s visit at the family home of her brother, G. L. Bennett, In Columbia District. The Western Pipeless Furnace Eli Winesett has bought the ten acre alfalfa tract known as the Dr. Turley place. The property lies just south of Mr. Winesett's home place. Heats your entire house. Circulates the air, purifies the atmosphere. The “WESTERN The Pipeless Furnace Dr. and Mrs. F. V. Frime and little son motored to Pendleton and $5.00, $6.50, Weston Saturday and passed Sun- day visiting with friends in those $7.00, $7.50. cities. PRICE A. W. Cobb, president of the Boardman Commercial Club and popular rancher of that section. was in Hermiston on business Wednes day and Thursday. Phone your orders for Groceries and Vegetables to 171 If in years to come, some parts will have to be replaced, the fac tory is close by, viz: Western Round Steak, per lb. Loin Steak, per lb........ . Shoulder Steak, per lb Rib Boiling Beef, per lb 15c and Beef Roast, per lb ....... ... 18c and 25c 30c 16c 20c Fresh Rendered Home Made Lard Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Downing and little son John arrived in Hermiston from Glasgow, Mont., Wednesday. The gentleman has taken a position in the City Market and* Grocery. Safety First Don’t Delay 10 pound pails 5 pound pails 3 pound pails 1.75 Mrs. M. Deck, the genial land lady of the Hotel Oregon, was a business visitor to Pendleton Sat urday last. Her little daughter Margaret accompanied her on the trip. Quarter who recently sold his les north of this esday. accompanied by city, his family. for Tugh Valley. Ore., to settle on a farm he has purchas- cd near that place. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Bennett left for their home in Oklahoma the lat ter part of last week after visiting the past two mo onths in Columbia District with the eir son, G. U Ben nett, and family. We can furnish it to you for Front Quarter Beef, per lb _ Hind Quarter Beef, per lb Half or Whole Hogs ___ 14c .... 18c Æ d 20c CITY MEAT MARKET AND GROCERY Wants Your Business D. R. Brownell, retired merchant of Umatilla, was here on business Tuesday. Today he leaves the Sea port City on the Columbia for a month’s visit to his son Russell and family at Susanville, Calif. J. S. Crimmins, former mayor of Huntington and operator of tonsor- ial parlors in that city for the past 15 years, has joined his family in Hermiston. At present he Ie hold Ing a position in the barber shop of William Shaar. Mrs. W. A. Futter and children returned Monday from Pendleton, where they passed several days vis iting with relatives. They were ac- com pan led home by L. Hansen, the lady's father, who will remain here tor a few weeks. PHELPS CASH GROCERY The Monopole Store from 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Easy to install, at small cost. One register in the floor. No dirt or ashes in the house .. Keeps the floor warm A luxury and yet you save money. Out of sight, but always on the job. Burns anything. , Keeps the cellar cool. A child can operate it. Guaranteed to give satisfaction or money back. OREGON HARDWARE & IMPLEMENT CO City Tax Estimates for 1920 Following.is the estimate of the mount of money proposed to be raised by taxation by the City of Hermiston for ensuing year be- Tinning March 1920, together with balances i and other matters as required by C ter 234 of the Laws n of 13, and acts amen- la tor GE $ 366.0 City Recorder City Attorney . 180.00 Police ....._ *..... 150.00 Election .... ....... 50.00 City Engineer 150.00 Health Officer 120.00 Street Lights ...... 700.90 Fire Department ... 300.00 Miscellaneous ...... 375.00 Necessary by Taxation 12,385.00 WATER FUND uperintendent's Salary ... >1.380.00 Distillate ................ . 1050.00 Merchandise ........... 750.00 Labor ......... .............. 220.00 Miscellaneous '...... 300.00 Interest on Bonds 1,500.00 OUR Total ..................................... $5.200.00 Estimated Receipts ...... ... 4,000.00 Necessary by Taxation ....... $1.200.00 Library Fund by Taxation 500.00 Street Fund by Taxation.. 2,250.00 Grand Total by Taxation $6.335.00 On November 28. 1919, at 8 p. m. the city council will meet at the council chamber for the purpose of hearing discussion of said estimates by taxpayers and levying said assess- ment. It is propos raise $6.335.00 by taxation. C. M. Jepsen, 8-2tc ‘City Recorder. Notice of Road District Meeting y given that a road the legal voters , known as tilla NEW FURNITURE he will bri Mr. and Three Hills, Alberta. MONOPOLE” goods are first-class in every respect At Our Store anchara If You Can Use Beef by the Now on exhibition Bert Sutherland, who arrived on the last boat out from Craig, Alas ka, was a welcome visitor several days this week i this city at the home of his brother, W. O. Suther land. Phil L. Lay returned Tuesday from a short business visit to Port- land. He was accompanied by Mrs. Lay, who had been visiting at the parental home In that city the past six weeks. Saves fuel. Economizes heat. Has no pipes. Can be installed in any home, school or church. Foundry & Furnace Co. of Tacoma See the “Western1 LOW PRICE ON MEATS 3 4 5 6 Canade, rax visit to their old friends, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Mathison and daughter County, They remained uutti Thur»- roads In No. 45. it. ST came Umatilla ipon the District 17 21 order , hila ATILLA OREGON: Monday to arrange for a d convention of the order. SAPPERS INC ----- city on which grand officers will be tendance. sloner 8.15.22. HK HARDWARE Si
