The Hermiston herald., November 10, 1921, Image 8

THE HERMISTON I IE KALI), HERMISTON. OREGON
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R. A. Brownson is out again after
nearly two weeks siege of pneumonia.
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The Tum-a-Lum Lumber company
is puting a new hay scales at Irrigon.
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Dr. M. S. Kern of Pendleton was *
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Mr. and Mrs. Otto Sapper were
Pendleton visitors Monday.
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W. II. Mcfford of Boardman was 3
a Hermiston visitor uesday.
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Toilet Paper, 20 rolls
Flour, Olympic, sack
Coal Oil, 5 gallons
Macaroni^-13,pounds
White Wdnder Soap, 20 bars
Lard, 5 pounds net weight
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A. W. Adamson returned Tuesday j|
afternoon front a business trip to B
Portland.
Ed. Beddow and James Gentry are
in Portland this week attending the
big stock show.
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For Farms and Country Homes, Offices, Stores, Schools, Factories, etc.
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Mrs. W. W. Felthouse and daught­
er expect to leave Saturday for Den­
ver where Mrs. Felthouse will visit
her mother.
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A baby boy is a recent arrival In
ihe home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
C. Sanderson. The youngster wll!
celebrate November 4 as his birth-
day.
D A R K M O R N IN G S
Club Price
For 3
room house; Areola and 2 Radiators
*215.00
*200.00
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For 4
room house; Arcola and 3 Radiators
305.00
287.50
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For 6
room house; Arcola and 4 Radiators
365.00
342.60
For 6
room house; Arcola and 5 Radiators
435.00
410.00
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Larger Sizes for Larger Homes
are with us to stay for some time
J. K. Shotweli, E. K. Jackson and
Chas. Skinner were out on the But­
ter Creek road yesterday getting
things lined up for the work which
is being done today.
Do You Need an Alarm Clock?
We have ones th at will wake you up for $2.00 and
one th at will make you get up for $4.00
The community club v<ill meet
next Tuesday, November 15 at 3 p.
m. at the library. An interesting
program has been ananged and it
is hoped there will be a good attend­
ance. The ladies of the Umatilla
home bureau will be guests of the
club.
WM. II. OGDEN
JEW ELER & WATCHMAKER TO THE WEST END
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Regular Price.
The Ideal-ARCOLA Hot Water Heating Outfit gives Healthful
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exceptional offer and be PREPARED FOR WINTER! The Ideal-ARCOLA is
the latest and greatest Heating Invention of the Age. We Guarantee
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OREGON HARDWARE & IMPLEMENT CO.
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Excellent progress is being made
by Baldwin and Swope in the con­
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be long before Sam will be open for to seed 100 acres of the McComas ■
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island this fall.
H EAVY MILKING COWS
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U sitlon are reported by the Oregon
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A Carload of Good Dairy Cows
Thale are tuberculin tested, heavy milking cows
There are Jerseys, Guernseys and
Holsteins in the lot
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Mr. I. E. Putman was the victim
of a pleasant surprise Tuesday even-
ing when the ladies of the study
club and their husbands dropped in
to remind him of his birthday. The
evening was pleasantly spent In vis­
iting and games after which dainty
refreshments were served by the
hostesses. Twenty four guests were
present who departed at a late hour
wishing Mr. Putman many happy re­
turns of the occasion.
J. O. Kerr and family have moved
to tlie McComas island. Mr. Kerr
is a wheat rancher and has Just
finished seeding 600 acres of wheat
nt his ranch in the Holdman district.
Mr. Dodd and Mr. Spencer were nt
Cold Springs Tuesday looking over
the road.
R. J. Shaw and family were Sun­
day visitors at the ranch of E. E.
Shaw at Cold Springs. It was Mrs.
E. E. Shaw’s birthday and a birth­
day dinner celebrated the event. Mrs.
J. O. Kerr was also a caller during
the day.
PLOTFCT DEMONSTRATION
MAN IN TOWN LAST WEEK
FREE
3 B IG S T IC K S OF
CANDY
FREES
With 3 pound tin
VACUUM PACKED
Royal Club Coffee
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40c
3 pound can
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5 pound c a n .......... ...........$1.90
P E N D L E T O N B R E A D , 2 for 25c
Royal Bakery Bread, 2 for 25c
Creamery Butter, 55c lb.
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A. C. Conley of Salt Lake Reports all
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P.-oiects Have Surplus Hay;
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a Christmas bazaar and sale in the
Dear to Continue Work
balcony of the Oregon, H;nr<,ware
and Implement company store on
A. C. Cooley of Salt Lake, in charge
Saturday, December 17.
of
demonstration work on govern-
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ment projects was here last week
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orence Bell is ill at the helping farmers lay out Irrigation
home of Mrs. J. J. Casserly.
systems.
Will pay highest m arket price for butterfat.
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Mr. Cooley visits all the western
Sunday Noon and Evening
Honest weights and test. Give us a trial shipment.
on t fail to see the fine lots of projects and reported conditions to
Price 60 cents
dairy cows all tuberculin tested and he somewhat similar In all of them
heavy milkers at the J. W. Camp- All have a surplus of hay and no
bell place Saturday. Dr. J. E. Reedy, place to market It. Mr. Cooley re-
9-ltc. fused to hazard a view as o where
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conditions were best and where the
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B. F. Swaggart of Lexington, who worst, but he did say that this pro-
is well known here took three prizes Ject appeared to be getting its hay
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The demonstration; work which
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Mr. Cooley is doing will be continued
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during the coming season by H. K.
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H. Q. Thompson of Pendleton, dis- Dean of the experiment station.
B Irlet wire chief for the telephone Farmers who want help In laying
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strntlon dates with Mr. Dean. The
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work Is done mostly In the winter
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The new cable system was fully nionths.
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B Wednesday. The work has been un
LYCEUM TICKETS FOR SALE
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Adult’s season tickets to the lyee-
a phone men express the view that uni can be secured for *2.25, chlld-
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ren’s tickets *1.00 for the remaining
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four numbers by applying to O. C.
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The Inland Lumber company Is Young at Dodd’s office.
making good progress with the ce­
ment walls it Is putting in along
'he south side of Its yard.
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Sonic persons are subject to fre-
for a new PREST-O-LITE battery for jrour Ford,
8ome of the side walk In front of *lMen* colds, while others seldom, if
Chevrolet
or Overland and 27 other cars and trucks.
the Oregon Hardware was torn up ever- hnve » «old. Yon will find
Moulds to the contour of the body
this week and a new piece of walk t’,at
*a,,er take good care of
This lower than pre-war price is for a brand new,
put in.
hemselves. They take a shower
Gray enamel finish baked on.
high powered, superior quality, long lived Prest-o-
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or cold sponge bath every day in a
Lite battery in exchange for your old battery of
COLD SPRINGS
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sleep with window open or partly
whatever make. Backed by Prest-O-Lite Co. and
Mr. Brownell and the government
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open, avoid excesses, over eating, ba
FRIED CHICKEN DINNER
W. C. Cox, Manager
Oregon Hotel Cafe
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is spent in bed
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GOOD SPRING
“Kinney R om e”
$24.85
De Luxe
Reg, price $25 -- Our price $21
our service.
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Mr. Kerr Is a getting
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work and plans ta soon over.
Why not a new battery today?
Hermiston Auto Co.
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