The Hermiston herald., November 24, 1921, Image 6

THE
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H E R A L D , H E R M IS T O N , O B E G O A .
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THE COMMUNITY MINSTREL SHOW
-■will be held=
NEXT T U E SD A Y , NOVEMBER 29
EVERY ADULT IS INVITED
Time, 8:00 P. M.
Place, City Auditorium
Bring your
Cup and Spoon
This space donated by:
Kingsley Mercantile'Co.
Oregon Hardware & Implement Co.
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Hermiston Locals
Mrs. F. C. McKenzie and children
left for Pendleton Tuesday afternoon
to be gone over Thanksgiving.
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W e Will be Open Thursday Forenoon
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Two hundred women, m any of
them from H erm iston and v ’kinlty
attended th e d istrict convention of
the Rebekahs at Echo la st week| Two
drill teams from Pendleton and F ree­
w ater staged a com petition for a sil­
ver loving cup. F reew ater was the
w inner.
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®l|aukfigtutu3 Buuwr
1 2 to 2
6 to 8
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$100
Sweet Pickles
Fried Chicken Cream Gravy
Prim e Rib Beef, Au Ju s
Candled Sweet Potatoes
A sparagus Tips Mnyonaise
Hot P urker House Rolls
Dessert
Hot Mince Pie
Apple Pic W ith Cheese
Styankßgwing B tttttrr
Ice Cream and W alnut Cake
Coffee
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Cold Storage Market & Grocery ;
Vegetables
Pum pkin Pie W ith W hipped Cream
Thanksgiving M eats
Dressed Chicken, 40c lb.
R oast T urkey C ranberry Sauce
Mashed Potatoes
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Dressed Chicken, 25c lb.
Cream Celery Soup
F ru it Sa'ad
Mrs. M. A. Benedict w ill leave for
Los Angeles as soon as th e railroad
s opened to P ortland. She expects
o retu rn in th e spring.
Get Your
F ra n k L. Metz of Pilot Rock hah
bought the ranch of John N. Smitl.
one mile north of Herm iston. Mi
According to the project office the
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now fail was 20.5 inches altogether,
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1 b employed by the reclam ation serv­ .b e g reatest depth on the ground at
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ice. Mr. Metz has quite a re p u ta ­ any one tim e however was 17 inches
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tion as a poultry man and w ill put
n account of th e settling.
in a first class chicken ranch.
Don’t forget th a t cup and spoon
t the m in strel show and get-togeth-
Tw enty-five candidates w i'l be ad
m itted to the I. O. O. F. lodge before
, Tuesday evening..
R. C. CHALLIS, Prop.
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the first of next year. E ight are t<
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be in itiated th is m onth and the re­
Miss Marion
Briggs retu rn ed
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uesday from Etigene w here she at-
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O. F. Mays, whose car w as burned he U niveisity of Oregon.
early last week has already received
a satisfactory ad ju stm en t from the
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insurance company. T he adjuptor
io tra in service_direct from P ortland
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was in tow’n S aturday and gave him
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his week. E ast bound train s have
a check. It is understood th a t the
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settlem ent w as made on a to tal loss rect traffic from P o rtlan d opened
basis.
Tuesday afternoon b ut there was no
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mail or express.
The annual Red Cross drive will
open T hursday, December 1. ‘A can­
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Peekeepers Attention
vass will be made of town and coun­
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The U m atilla Valley Beekeepers
try on th a t day and It is hoped that
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good many are buying th e ir buttons
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lent i f tlie lib rary for the purpose ,
now a t H itt’s.
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f disbanding the said association,
Mrs. C. W. Kellogg, president of iohn J. Casserly, sec.-treas.
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the H erm iston Community club was
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W om an’s club last Thursday and pre. lay early th is week on account of
Thanksgiving.
sided a t tho tea table.
Oyster Cocktail
Celery
file last week has secured space in
h o ’lobby of the post office and will
have a new stock ready w ithin a very
•liort tim e? He w ill secure a per­
m anent locution later.
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Morrow County Creamery
Company ,
The ladies of th e B aptist church
lected th e follow ing officers a t
'h e ir m eeting la st week. Mrs. Rob
H orning, p resid en t; Mrs. Dowell,
The dance w hich was to have been vice-president; Mrs. Shotw ell, secre­
h eld -« t th e city auditorium W ednes­ tary. Tlie ladies w ill do w h ite cross
day evening has been ■ postponed on work once a m onth an d hold th e ir
account of the show. It will be study once a month.
held on a date to be announced later.
A T hanksgiving union service
Wm. II. Ogden, whose stock of will be held a t the M ethodist church
Jewelry was p artly destroyed by the T hursday m orning at 11.
Ten per cent of th e receipts at the
Play House S aturday evening will go
to the Red Cross.
HEPPNER, OREGON
Will pay highest m arket price for butterfat.
Honest weights and test. Give us a trial shipment.
W. C. Cox, Manager •
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! Never so Cheap in History !
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New prices on Goodyear Tires and Tubes are
given below, these being the lowest prices ever heard
of in history. Stock up now as this tire war won’t
last and with high freight rates, may go up to what
m arket should be in a very short time. Price cutting wars
never last long rem em der and th a t’s w h at’s happening in
the a tire world ju st a t this time.
Size
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Casings
Tobes
Smooth
$ 9.85
$2.00
a 30X3
a 30X3
AWT (Diamond) tread 12.35
2.00
30X3 1-2
Non-Skid
10.95
2.25
30X3 1-2 AWT (Diamond) tread 14 75
2.25
31X4
AWT (Diamond) tread 22.00
3.10
■ 30X3 1-2 Cord AWT
18.00
2.25
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2.55
a 32X3 1-2 AWT (Diamond) tread 19.15
a 32X4
AWT
(Diamond)
«read
25.45
3.25
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Other sizes show a proportionate drop, including
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ings. War tax to be added of course.
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ANOTHER DROP IN TIRES
Effective N o v /2, 1921
OLD PRICE
NEW PRICE
3 0 x 3 $14.40
3 0 x 3 $17.50
3 2 x 3 $21.55
3 0 x 3 $12.35
3 0 x 3 $14.95
3 2 x 3 $19.40
Other sizes in proportion
We are in shape now to give you the best of
service on tires.
Free A ir and the Best o f
Equipment
Herbert Hall has taken over the vulcanizing and
will give you any service asked.
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FLOYD KNERR
T ra doara aam
Ora. HdwwOa.
$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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