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About The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984 | View Entire Issue (May 6, 1921)
THE HEBMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON. A Cordial Invitation is Extended to all Those Living in the Country to Attend a WEINER ROAST and Entertainment Given by the Commercial Club and the Community Club at the Auditorium Thursday Evening, May 12 at 8:00 o’ clock This Ad Donated By KINGSLEY MERCANTILE CO. CASH-CARRY Hermiston's new Home Made Bread 13c or 2 for 25c. Your Grocer or al the City Bakery. 34-1 te We carry a complete line of these goods STORE OPENS 9:00 A. M = PHELPS CASHGROCERY Echo Flour Mills Echo, Oregon MANUFACTURERS OF High Grade Patent Blue Stem Flour The Superior Product of Scientific Milling Makes Better Bread Try a Sack Ross Newport was in town last week, • Born—To Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Ben- sei, April 24th, an eight pound baby boy. “Quality Goods” Phone 413 J Hermiston Locals Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Glasgow were in the city Tuesday on business from Irrigon. MONOPOLE GOODS N OREGON HARDWARE & IMPLEMEMENT CO. Born—To Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Ben nett of Umatilla, April 24th, a five pound baby girl. Miss Doils Percey is working in Suggestions By Rose Committee the post office, giving Postmaster The Community club rose commit- Skinner a rest. Mr. Skinner is not tee, Mrs. Wm. Leathers of Columbia, feeling very well. Mrs. A. C. Voelker of the west side, and Mrs. J. T. Hinkle of the east side, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Kuhn of Chi are recommending trying out of two cago arrived here Tuesday morning different varieties of yellow roses for and will spend the summer on their this district. The Dutchess of Well place north of town. ington and Madame Ednard Harriett. These are two of the hardiest types, C. W. Kellogg. E. J. Kingsley, Carl and it is believed they will thrive in McNaught and Dr. F. V. Prime drove this community. If there are any to Pendleton in Dr. Prime’s car last questions you would like to ask about Friday to attend a road meeting. the rose campaign, the committee will gladly give you all the inform E. O. Comegys and J. T. Hinkle ation they have. went to Pendleton Wednesday to at tend a special meeting of the D. O. K. K. of the order of Knights of Pythias. Mrs. Jack May, from Stanley, N. D. laughter of Mrs. W. O. Sutherland, - Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Warner of arrived this week and will probably Boardman were in Hermiston shopp make her future home here. ing last Tuesday. Howard E. Chamberlain of Taft, C. G. Prindle and wife, E. IT. and California, left for his home Monday, Mrs. Duty drove to Pendleton last having been called here by the death Saturday shopping. of his father, Corwin Chamberlain. Mrs. Earl Mitchell returned home All who can, should make arrange last Saturday after being in Port ments to go to Pendleton Saturday land several weeks. for the county track meet. Twenty eight children from Hermiston and C. Downing was in the city the Columbia will compete in different first of the week visiting his home events, and a large home crowd from Yakima country. should be there to encourage them. Mrs. Pat Mooney went to Walla Don't Forget to Register Walla the latter part of last week t All those who did not register for visit friends and relatives. the last election, or those who have changed their address, must register Mr. and Mrs. George Kendler and at once if they want to vote at the Mrs. Graybeal of Umatilla were in coming special election. The regist- town shopping Monday. ering closes this Saturday, and you can register with O. C. Young, in the C. W. Caldwell and son George E P. Dodd Real Estate office on from Irrigon were in Hermiston Main Street. Thursday transacting business. ---------- I will make a trip to Pendleton Gordon Shotwell and H. E. Me- Saturday for the Track Meet. Leave j . . . „ j, , ,ii Hermiston 9 a. tn. Returning leave Keen made a trip to Pendleton on the i — , —eg. . T. -r C. a Hall Pendleton Hotel 6 p. m. Hau auto stage Wednesday on business. ' 34-lte. DEALERS IN GRAIN AND FEED SPECIAL! Ingersoll watches 10 per cent off for cash up to the night of May 14 (Saturday) These are the same price all over the country, yet we are offering this special for a few days. Every watch guaranteed for one year SAPPERS’ INC Business By Long Distance Telephone There seldom is a business transaction between men in dif- ferent places that cannot be completed by telephone and in many instances, in less time than it takes to dictate the average bus iness letter. Consider the time taken by correspondence and the unavoidable delays of the mails. Try the long-distance telephone in your out- of-town business transactions. Recent improvements In transmission have made it possible to talk satisfactorily to any point in this country. Long-distance service Is the direct and economical method of communication and does away with undue expense and delay. FURNITURE L. C. Quick Sells L.;C Quick sold his place south- west of Hermiston last week to Alien Von Behren, who will move on the place this week. If Your Watch or Clock is Out of Order Bring it to Me I will give you SATISFACTION OR YOUR MONEY BACK WM. H. OGDEN JEWELER C WATCHMAKER TO THE WEST END Hermiston, Oregon TIRES COMING DOWN All Automobile Tires Have Dropped 20 Per Cent If You Need a New Tire GET IT NOW Is Your Car Shy on Pep? If it is, it is time to see us. Save your car by preserving its pep. We know what to do and can do it in a hurry. We are always at your service ASK FOR PACIFIC LONG DISTANCE The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company HARDWARE Felthouse Place Sold W. W. Felthouse sold his place near the Columbia school last week Io J. D. DeMoss of Banks, Oregon, the consideration being $10,000. Mr. DeMoss will move his family on the place at once. Mr. DeMoss is a rel- ative of the famous DeMoss family of singers. IMPLEMENTS “ss==================onuuuaaaouuuu= Hermiston Auto Co. Windshield Glass, $5.00 and $5.50
