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About The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 15, 1920)
HE HERMISTON :: Kingsley Mercantile Co Summit Brand Leather Coats and Mackinaws K B If you want some- ■ that’s nice, ■ ■ nobby, well made " thing and a garment that : gives service, look ■ : ■ ■ for Summit : on the label ■ ■ " ■ : Kingsley Mercantile Co. : • “Hermiston's House of Quality and Service” • ■ Phone 171 • ■ Two Deliveries Daily 11AM. IP. M. ■ ====================================== : I 7 • • % 7 • E 3 9 % CASHandCARRY 8 DOES IT PAY? Carnation Milk, large can . . . . 16c 7 Carnation Milk, small can . . . . 8c 2 Citrus Powder, per pkg. . .. . 30c % Palace Car Red Salmon, 1 pound can . . 43c í Alaska Pink Salmon, 1 pound can . . 25c 4 Hill Bros. Red Can Coffee, 1 pound can • . 60c • Hill Bros. Blue Can Coffee, 1 pound can . 50c % “99” Coffee, per pound..........................................35c % Lima Beans, 3 pounds . . . . .. 50c 2 Best Head Rice, 3 pounds .... 50c J 5 Gal. Coal Oil................................................ % PHELPS CASH GROCERY Phone 413 SPECIAL We have an assortment of genuine Zenith Butcher Knives at values from $1.25 to $1.50 each on which we will make a special price of 75c each for Friday and Saturday of this week. If you can’t call and make a selection, mail in your order and we know we can please you with this buy. SAPPERS’ INC. HARDWARE IMPLEMENTS Phone 671 FURNITURE HERALD, HERMISTO N, OREGON: । — Hermiston Locals Mr. and Mrs. Freeman P. Phipps A. E. McFarland of Umatilla was of the Columbia district will leave in.town Tuesday on business. Sunday night for the east, where L. V. Woodard and Agent Meade of they will visit relatives for several Boardman were up Tuesday on bus months. They will visit in Ohio, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania and iness. , New York before returning to Her .---------- • M. W. Sbarrard of Willows was a miston. guest in Hermiston over Saturday George Adams of the Play House, and Sunday. and his mother, Mrs. Harriet Adams, Alfred Groom, a former Hermiston who has been visiting here for some boy, was the guest of friends here, time, will leave Monday for Portland. Mr. Adams will attend to business over the week-end. in the Rose City, while Mrs. Adams Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Lane of Uma will go to visit friends in Seattle tilla are the parents of a seven pound before returning to New York^Clty. girl, born October 5th. • Mr. and Mrs. W. C. O’Sullivan of Born, October 8th, to Mr. and Mrs Heppner are receiving congratula R. H. Stockard, on the Tabor ranch, tions from friends here on the arrival of an eight pound daughter, on Wed a seven and one-half pound girl. nesday, October 13th. Mrs. O’Sul Mr. and Mrs. Roy Alexander of livan was Miss Diez Rice of this city. Pendleton and Mr. McConnell of Methodist Episcopal church ser- Portland were in town Wednesday. vices-at Mack’s hall: Sunday School Mrs. J. T. Hinkle went to Pen at 10 a. m.: preaching at 11 a. m.; dleton Wednesday to attend a spec Epworth League at 6:45 p. m.; ial meeting of the county library preaching at Columbia school house 3 p. m. ; preaching at Umatilla every board. Thursday evening at 7:30 p. m. A Mrs. Earl J. Kingsley is acting hearty welcome to all. F. R. Jack- Librarian at present, taking the place son, pastor. of Mrs. O. D. Burgess, who is on t SOCIETY EVENTS OF THE WEEK vacation. Mrs. F. C. McKenzie entertained The annual ' business meeting oí 1 number of friends informally F ri- the Baptist church has been post iay evening. Bridge helped to pass poned until Thursday evening. Oc i pleasant evening and dainty re- .’reshments were served to the guests tober 28th. before departing. Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Sampson of Mrs. F. B. Swayze, Mrs. A. W. Umatilla are being congratulated or the arrival of an eight pound boy Purdy and Mrs. F. C. McKenzie were hostesses for the Bridge club last on the 6th of October. week. The club met at the home of The Neighborhood club will meet Mrs. McKenzie. with Mrs. Joseph Udey Wednesday Mrs. A. E. Robb gave the first of October 20th. Every new neighboi 1 series of small bridge parties at is cordially invited to come. her home west of town, Tuesday and Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Hof Wednesday evenings, honoring her fman, of the Columbia district, are sister, Mrs. Dickinson, of Seattle, who congratulating them on the birth of is visiting her. a ten pound daughter, born Sunday Mrs. A. C. Voelker entertained at October 10th. bridge Monday afternoon, in honor The annual election of officers foi f her guest. Miss Alice Petrashek, the Red Cross will be held at the of Weiser, Idaho. Miss Petrashek Library Wednesday afternoon, Octo has visited here before and has made ber 20, at 3:00 p. m. A large at many acquaintances. She is county Superintendent of schools in Wash- tendance is desired. ington county, Idaho, and a nominee Services of the Christian Science tor the position of state superintend Society are being held in the Play ent of school in that state. Miss House Sundays at 11:00 a. m. The Petrashek left Monday night for subject for October 17th, will be Coeur d’Alene, where she will attend the convention of the state federa "The Doctrine of Atonement." • tion of women’s clubs of Idaho. Hogan Miller and A. Soneson are Miss Kathryn Short of Hermiston working in the Upper Butter Creek country. Mr. Soneson has a contract assisted at one of the largest recep with Anton Vey to construct a con tions of the season in Portland last Monday night, when the Misses Cal- crete pipe line below his dam. breath of that city entertained for Mrs. Bundy, of Lexington, who hat Mr. and Mrs. Franz X. Arens of been in Hermiston for some time foi New York City. Miss Short is ex medical attendance, at the home oi pected to return the last of the week Mrs. J. J. Casserly, will visit hei from Portland, where she has been sister, Mrs. Stockard ori the Taboi for the past six weeks studying un ranch, before returning to her home der Mr. Arens. Reports were circulated last week that R. N. Stanfield would be in Her miston at the Dairy and Hog Show, but he was unable to get here. E P. Dodd is in receipt of a telegram from Mr. Stanfield from one of the valley towns, regretting his inabil ity to be present during the show and expressing his gratitude to the people of Hermiston for their Invitation. Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Bliss, of Portland, and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cunha, Sr., of Echo, were guests at the J. D. Watson home for the Dairy and Hog Show last week. Mrs. Earl Mitchell was hostess Monday evening for a few tables of bridge, honoring Miss Alice Petra- shek, who has been a guest of Mrs. A. C. Voelker. Miss Nida Patrick of this city has entered in the salesmanship contest TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY being held by the Pendleton Tri FOR SALE—New model Remington typewriter. No. 10, also small bune for subscriptions. The win American adding machine. Doris ner of the highest number of sub scriptions will get a fine new Stude Percey. 5-2tc baker car. Miss Patrick is entered against competitors from all over the FOR SALE—A fine bred Jersey Reg istered bull under two years at a county and her friends are going to reasonable figure. R. B. Spen see that she gets that car if they can 5-ltp cer. help her. —ir ■ . 3.. v y " u gore UI Save Money—Be Comfortable Think of actually saving money without having to make some sacrifice of pleasure or comfort. Have you ever been able to Joit before? It not only can be done, but at the some time new and added comforts can be enjoyed. ' , ( OLES 4 ORIGINAL — HOT BLAST HEATER 14 to 14 Jour fuel bill and at the same time gives Jou double heating capacity. Come in and let us explain the features and guarantee of this heater. Oregon Hardware & Implement G BRUNSWICK KELLEY-SPRING- FIELD, FEDERAL TIRES g c e 0 u 7 d 01 «I p A t IT PAYS A LOT TO PAY US A Guaranteed Mileage and the Prices are right • Get Your New Tires for winter travel LITTLE : OUR DOORS NEVER CLOSE : Lays’ Garage Under New Management : MAXFIELD & RHODES BROS. • a of V tr lai t mi in ofl iti Proprietors ================================== w me sit sth be ab thi fin L wo far 1 1 Working Capital . i i lor Per !> Your BEST working capital is your health. Health is often lost through insufficient nour ishment. You will always be well nourished if you eat our - I urd MEATS I der They are rich, wholesome, pure and nourish ing. • • hou he Aver City Meat Market Ihn Atim 1 har Sha day tim fro: bro MOONEY & SIKEY, Props. New Fall and Winter Floyd F. Knerr ARRIVING DAILY Specializing in It’s a pleasure to have you come to our store regardless of whether you buy or not. Radiator repairing, Welding, Vul Come and examine our new goods—you may find what you want. * canizing and Auto Top Work. First Door North of Her- miston Hotel I I t Merchandise All kinds of Lathe Work i e I BROWNELL’S STORE Umatilla, Oregon Orders taken for RUBBER ST him
