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THE HEBMISTON HERALD, ÏÏERMI8TOH, OB EGO A .
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M E R C A N T IL E
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Rev. and Mrs. Harry A. Wann en.
tertalned as dinner guests the mem­
bers of the ladies and men’s quartets
last Saturday evening. A pleasant
and profitable time was enjliyed.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs.
Freeman Phipps, Mr. and Mrs. S. C.
Lochrie, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Voelker,
Mrs. R. B. Spencer, Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. Patterson and Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Waugaman.
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Oyster supper at the M. E. Church
basement Saturday evening, Nov. 19
from 5 to 8 p. m. Price 50 cents
Get your money's worth or your mon­
ey back.
10-ltc.
The Methodist ladles aid will hold
a Christmas bazaar on Saturday,
December 10. Cooked food and can­
dies, aprons, bags and fancy work
will be sold.
Let the M. E. ladies aid have your
Union services will be held at the magazine subscriptions and save you
Methodist church at 11 a. in. on money. Call 251 or any other mem.
ber.
10-ltc.
Thanksgiving day.
Toilet Paper, 20 rolls
..............SI.00
Flour, Olympic, sack
2.00
Coal Oil, 5 gallons
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1.20
Macaroni, 13 pounds
...................................... 1.00
White Wonder Soap, 20 bars
....................... 1.00
Lard, 6 pounds net weight
............................ 1.00
Canvas Gloves, a pair
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10c
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this winser. Have your heating equipment in the 2
right shape when w inter w eather comes.
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The seventh day Advantist will
The Baptist ladies aid will hold
a cooked food sale on Saturday, Dec- I hold a meeting Monday evening, Nov.
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The
city
council
met
last
night
and
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Miller of Fair­
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Fireplace Fixturos, H eat Regulators, "Coal
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banks, Alaska, and Mr. and Mrs. adopted the city budget for 1922.
Shovels, Ash Sifters, Hot w ater Heat-
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C. S. Miller of Portland were visitors : The total to be raised by taxation is |
at the F. A. Phelps home last week. j the same as last year and it is
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lower
than
last
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A surprise party in honor of S.
D. Thompson was a Columbia event year on account of a larger assess­
of last Sunday evening, the occasion ment. A complete report of the new
being his birthday.
About 15 budget will be published next week.
The council also voted to buy two
neighbors were present.
garbage cans, one to be placed at the
stork
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spinning the motor the straw under on the council.
the car caught fire and as he was not
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Miss Florence Redmond, Bister of
able to get it out it was destroyed.
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Mr. Mays was fortunate to have it Miss Lucile Redmond of the high
school faculty is visiting here this
covered by insurance.
week.
With 3 pound tin
Robert Boswell, a former resident
Large shipments of turkeys will
VACUUM PACKED
here, came up from Grants Pass, ar­
riving Sunday and going back Tues­ lie made from this vicinity during
lie next week.
day.
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D A R K M ORNINGS
are with us to stay for some time
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We have ones th at will wake you up for $2.00 and
one th at will make you get up for $4.00
WM. H. OGDEN
Dr. H. S. McKenzie of Pendleton
was in town last Friday on a duck
hunting expedition.
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Season T ick et for $ 2 .2 5
Rev. Van Waters will give a Ma­
B sonic lecture in the Play House thi:
evening. Masons from Hermiston.
Umatilla, Echo and Stanfield are ex­
pected to be there. After the lee
lure a banquet will be served in the
lodge rooms.
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f o r t h e remaining
four numbers of the
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UMATILLA NEWS ITEMS
Royal Club Coffee
1 pound can
40c
3 pound c a n .......................$1.20
5 pound can
$1.90
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The new home of O. Stangeby will
The district convention of the Re­
e completed and ready for occupancy
bekah lodge is meeting in Echo to­
n about two weeks. Mrs. Stangeby
day. Quite a number of members
n still in Seattle and will return
from here are in attendance there.
■hen her home is completed.
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Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Brownell, Mr.
m d Mrs. Ben Spinning, (Mr. and
Mrs. Butterwood and Mr. and Mrs.
tum'sen returned from Portland aft-
jr several days sojourn in that city,
'one of tho ladies became “Daught-
ers of the Nile."
O rd er Y our
Thanksgiving Turkey
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Pendleton were In town Monday.
'lave moved in from their ranch and
ire keeping house for D. C. Brow­
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Wm. A. Dalzicl of Salem, deputy nell in his home on the highway.
state sealer, was in Hermiston on
officiul business last Saturday.
D. R. Brownell Is fixing up his
ecently acquired property on the
F. M. Gulwlla will give anothei Main street, getting it ready for
dance at tho city auditorium next housekeeping appartments. They
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Wednesday evening or Thanksgiving ire greatly needed, as there is a
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carcity of living quarters here.
Sttpmfcsgiutttg Bittner
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Mrs. L. T. Nlzcr of Boardman was
in town Tuesday and Wednesday.
Ilnrry Reese of Stanfield was
Hermiston Monday.
Morrow County Creamery
Company
it,
Mrs. Dawson, new proprietress of
he Umatilla hotel, is very busy get-
'ing her house rc-awanged. They ex-
>ect to open an eating house in the
•oi ner store room very soon.
J. D. Zürcher of Stanfield was in
R. R. business in Umatilla is very
Hermiston and Umatilla Tuesday.
bad at present, one engine has been
aken off and one more will be pull­
J. S. West has finished his new 'd off within a few days.
side walks and is now putting In a
modern plumbing system at his
The Pacific Fruit Express has re­
home.
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duced its force from 24 to 10 men,
his last week. The rush is over for
Miss Myrtle Silvey gave a party the season.
Will pay highest m arket price for butterfat.
to the girls of the sewing club Tues­
day evening at the home of Mrs.
Miss Jessie Jenks, teacher in the
Honest weights and test. Give us a trial shipment.
P. B. Siscel.
Umatilla school who has been ill for
several months was to have returned
Quite a number of Hermiston to her class this week, but her
people took In the turkey shoot at strength would not permit it. Mrs.
Umatilla last Sunday,
Benjamin was to have gone back to
private life and house keeping, but
Harry I. Todd who was reported owing to Miss Jenk's condition was
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has returned home.
days are over.
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A. J. Futter, a former resident
Fd. Renick has been in Seattle
here was in town this week. He is several days on business.
now located down near The Dalles.
At the big turkey shoot on Sunday
The American Legion will hold aa everat fine birds were won. A large
important meeting at the city library delegation from Hermiston partici­
tonight (Thursday.)
pated and won birds. A free lunch
market should lie in a very short time. Price cutting wars ■
was served to all present.
a never last long rememder and that's what's happening in a
Frank Prater of Stanfield was
■ the tire world just at this time.
“ town Wednesday.
Big Reduction
On Plush Coats and Fura during
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Tabes
D. E. Harper of Boardman, deputy November.
a
30X3
Smooth
$9.85
$2.00
sheriff was a Hermiston visitor last
Mrs. Emma Johnson.
Tuesday.
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AWT (Diamond) tread 12.35
2.00
Qecond house east of Catholic church.
10-ltp
a 30X3 1-2
Non-Skid
10.95
2.25
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Nugent were
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2.25
in town Tuesday.
How Not to Take Cold
a 31X4
AWT (Diamond) tread 22.00
3.10
Some persons arc subject to fre­
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18.00
2.25
Wm. Ogden and family will move quent colds, while others seldom, if
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to the farm of Miss Clara llall a ever, have a cold. You will find
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mile and a half south west oi town that the latter take good care of
AWT (Diamond) i read 25.45
3.25
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about the first of December.
hemselves. They take a shower
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Other sizes show a proportionate drop, including
or cold sponge bath every day In a
James L. Renner of Relth took up warm room, avoid over heated rooms,
Heavy Tourist Tubes and also including Cord Cas­
work at the local depot Wednesday sleep with window open or partly
ings. War tax to be added of course.
morning. The need for another open, avoid excesses, over eating, be.
man has been felt for some time. It coming over heated and then chilled
Is Expected that Mr. Renner will be and getting the feet wet. Then, when
located here permanently.
when they feel the flrsr Indication
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of a eold. they take Chamberlain's
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Dr. Penrose of Whitman college Cough Remedy without delay and it
.-p<«ks hers Friday evening. Decern- is soon over.
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New prices on Goodyear Tires and Tubes are £
a given below, these being the lowest prices ever heard »
J of in history. Stock up now as this tire war won’t »
2 last and with high freight rates, may go up to w hat 2
SA PPE R S’ INC
$24.85
for a new PREST-O-LITE battery for your Ford,
Chevrolet or Overland and 27 other cars and trucks.
This lower than pre-war price is for a brand new,
high powered, superior quality, long lived Prest-o-
Lite battery in exchange for your old battery of
whatever make. Backed by Prest-O-Lite Co. and
our service. Why not a new battery today?
Hermiston Auto Co.
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