The Hermiston herald., December 17, 1920, Image 10

Suggestions for Christmas
CHENEY
CRAVATS
Use RIBBONS
for XMAS Presents
—.—Th
Those Nice, Soft, Woolly House Slippers
Look over the
Gloves
FOR THE WHOLE TAMIL Y
Gray
Black
Brown
STATIONERY
$4.00 to $8.00
Many Colors.
If you want something
good—wo have no eheap
ones
AU Grades From 60 cents to $3.00
$8.00 to
For something nice we will print a name or initials on in gold
$12.50
Handkerchieh
Christmas Oranges
Plain, Colored and Initial
Perfect
Beat Grade of Cotton and Linen
30c to $1.15 a dozen
Assort*
Carton Gloves, $4.00
ment
CRANBERRIES
Plain
Hosiery
Fancy
Handker­
Silk and Cotton
Plain Silk, all colors, $1.00, $1.50
Fancy Patterns, $1.50
For the Christmas Dinner
chiefs
-
Summit
Speaks
for Itself
We Have Them
KINGSLEY MERCANTILE COMPANY
Two Deliveries
THE HUNTER
and
Phone 171
OUTDOOR MAN
WE TAKE ORDERS FOR CHRISTMAS TREES— $1.00 TO $5.00
Hermiston Locals
Ellison-White
CHAUTAUQUA
Festival
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FISK NON-SKID TIRES
Ross Newport was in Hermiston
Wednesday.
Dr. M. S. Kern was a Hermiston
visitor Tuesday.
Prices Reduced
Thomas Campbell made a business
trip to Pendleton last Monday.
PICTURES
MUSIC
ENTERTAINMENT
A. F. Beisse made a hurried busi
ness trip to Pendleton Monday.
The National Standard of Tire Values
O. C. Young expects Mrs. Young
from Corvallis for a short visit dur­
ing the holidays.
FIVE EVENINGS
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
Dec. 21—22—23
Monday, Tuesday, Dec. 27—28
Miss Lilia McMillan and Miss Esth
er Bloom went to Pendleton on t
shopping trip last week.
Buy at least a pair of Fisk Non-Skies and subject them to a comparati
test. Your experience will change your whole idea of tire value--you‘ll alwa
be a Fisk enthusiast. We know because thousands of car owners began to u
Fisk Non-Skids in the very same way. We guarantee satisfaction and do 01
own adjusting.
W. F. Smith left for Walla Walla
last Tuesday night and will remain
there for the winter.
We also have a complete stock of Weed Tire Chains
and other Automobile Accessories
Chas. E. Glasglow drove up from
Irrigon Tuesday,
accompanied him
THE PLAYHOUSE
T. Eggleston
Oregon Hardware & Implement Co.
Mrs. Sidney Mack left Sunday for
Portland where she will spend the
holidays with her parents.
HERMISTON, OREGON
TYPEWRITER RIBBONS AND CARBON PAPER FOR SALL. The
W. G. Drowley an attorney of Van­
couver, Wash., was in town the first
of the week transacting business. -
olid
Coal on Track
J. W. Pierson of Wasco came to
Farmer’s Exchange have car of
Hermiston Tuesday and will remain coal on track, also coal in bin. 14-1tc
here for several weeks visiting.
D. C. Shilts is a recent arrival in
Hermiston from Heppner. He will
spend several weeks here visiting!
*
FOR SALE 50 second hand sewing
machines in good condition, tor wiU
trade for hay, chickens, fur hiture,
or anything else we can handle, c.
—sd - .t • : ‘ me — oov? 4 " " ■ « " F. Henley, Pendleton, or leave word
Leonard and E. H. Cropland return- with Mrs. W. B. Beasley itarnViatnn
ed from the Sound country i after
spending several weeks there visiting
You will find them at your Christmas store
SHOP EARLY
Useful presents for the whole family-Toys and
games for the children
SAPPERS’INC. *.
See Our Window for a
Few Suggestions
MANY MORE INSIDE
two
Deputy.Sheriff Joe Blakeley was in
rooms or small cottage partly fur-
Hermiston Wednesday on business
nished, prefer over store. Can at
connected with the sherirr’s office
Herald Office.
14-1tp
A. L. Anderson recently rented the
W. W. Felt house farm, and has mov­
’d his family there to reside perman-
»n Uy.
The M E. Ladies AM will hold a
ooked food sale Thursday. December
23rd, at Jack White's Tailor shop.
Come and «buy something for your
Christmas dinner.
FOR
SALE— My 20 here ranch, two
miles from Hermiston, joins Me-
Keen and Parker’s place. Half
leveled, about 2 acres in alfalfa.
House,
other
improvements
If
so/
—, at once, only $1400. Terms
w. L. Kimble. Pomeroy, Wash R.
D. L
Phone 26112.
14-tre
parator for sale
$25.
0.
J. a
cils, etc.
Dyer
14-tc.
JEWELER
&? WA TCHMAKER
To the Wut End
HERMISTON, OREGON