THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON.
NOTICE OF MEETING
K IN G S L E Y
H Ï R M I B T O N ’«
M E R C A N T IL E
H O U tl O F
Q U A L IT Y A fe O
Hermiston Locals
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S E R V IC I
Miss
M a rg a re t
O 'L eary
spent
T h a n k sg iv in g w ith h e r co usin Mrs.
J o h n II. S h erm an of P e n d leto n .
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The P e n d le to n -U m a tilla b u s lin e
resum ed o p e ra tio n s th e firs t of th is
week.
LOOK
COMMUNITY CLUB TO MEET
AT LIBRARY NEXT TUESDAY
Mrs. N lliie Deck b o u g h t a fin e new
C h ip p en d ale E dison of th e M itchell
Mrs. C. S. MeNaught to Read Papei
D ru g Co. th is w eek.
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K IN G S L E Y
M E R C A N T IL E
’H IR M IS T O N 'd
H O U tt
on Early Oregon Provisional
Government
M iss E m ily S h o tw ell w ho is a
s tu d e n t a t W h itm a n college w as re ­
T h e C om m unity clu b w ill m eet
c e n tly h o n o red w ith electio n to Mu
n ext T uesday a fte rn o o n a t 3 o'clock,
P h i th e n a tio n a l h o n o ra ry m u sical
f r a te r n ity fo r w om en. S he is a a t th e lib ra ry .
Mrs. C. S. M eN au g h t w ill read a
d a u g h te r of Mr. an d M rs. J . K. S h o t-
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er on th e e sta b lish m e n t of pro­
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visional, g o v ern m en t in O regon. T h is
w ill be th e only p ap er, th e re s t of the
Tlie in s u ra n c e claim s of W m. Og­ tim e b ein g devoted to business.
den an d Geo. P. E llio tt w ere a d ju s t­
A larg e a tte n d a n c e is hoped fo r as
ed th e f ir s t of th is w eek. Mr. O gden the idea of g e ttin g a p e rm a n e n t
h as an n o u n ced th a t h e w ill hav e h is p,ace for a refit room
m e e tin g of
old lo catio n re p a ire d a n d re ad y to the club w ill be considered. Ideas
occupy w ith in th e n e x t w eek. H e is an d su g g estio n s a re also w an ted
now d o in g re p a ir w o rk in th e re a l e s­ from th e m em bers as to w h a t can
ta te office of J. M. B iggs.
be done to im prove th e tow n and
$1.00
2.00
1.20
1.00
1.00
1.00
10c
Toilet Paper, 20 rolls
Flour, Olympic, sack
Coal Oil, 5 gallons
Macaroni, 13 pounds
White Wonder Soap, 20 bars
Lard, 5 pounds net weight
Canvas Gloves, a pair
O f Q U A L IT Y A N O
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BARNEY OLDFIELD
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W e a re exclusive dealers in H e rm is to n
NEIL & BARKER CO.
We Weld Anything but a Broken H eart
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T H E -W n V C ff£ 5 T £ R STORE ;
p ro ject.
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Rev. Ir a D. H all, fo rm erly of H e r­
m iston a n d la te r B a p tist m in is te r at
Baptist Notices
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.McM innville h as ju s t accep ted a call
R. V. A shm un, m in is te r.
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from th e B a p tis t c h u rc h a t G rass
T h e firs t of T heodore R oosevelt’s
V alley an d w ill go th e re a t once.
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n in e reasons for going to ch u rc h .
1. In th e a c tu a l w orld, a c h u rc h ,
J . M. D u n n in g , c irc u la tio n m an less com m unity, a co m m u n ity w h ere
fo r th e P e n d leto n E a st O regonian m en have ab an d o n ed a n d scoffed a t
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w as in to w n T u esd ay a n d W ed n es­ o r ignored th e ir relig io n need, is a
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day. H e a tte n d e d th e m in stre l show com m unity on th e ra p id dow n grade.
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T he above is good an d su g g estiv e
T uesday ev en in g .
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to co m m u n ity b u ild ers. Boost y o u r
A m ong th e U m a tilla v isito rs w ho com m unity S u n d ay by com ing to S u n ­
saw a n d en jo y ed th e m in stre l show day school a t 10 a. m,
T lie a d u lt class w ill m eet in its
T u esd ay ev en in g w ere M r. a n d Mrs.
W. R. N u g en t, Mr. an d Mrs. E. B. new q u a rte rs . S ince th is is th e la s t
R enick, O. A. N ichols, M r. an d Mrs. S u n d ay of th e in te n siv e cam paign
A. E. M cF arlan d an d p a rty , Mr. and fo r in c re a sin g a d u lt class a tte n d a n c e
Mrs. C liffo rd C aldw ell an d Mrs. C urt- | a ,nrKe a tte n d a n c e is looked for.
W e hav e classes fo r all. Come
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■ind. sw ell th e a tte n d a n c e .
T he ju n io r B. Y. P . U. b ro k e a ll
T he cooked food sale to be held
fo rm er records In , a tte n d a n c e la s t
by th e B a p tist lad ies aid w ill be held
-’u n d ay . A stead y in crease Is ex­
I on F rid a y , D ecem ber 16 Instead of
pected.
D ecem ber 17 as w as p rev iously an-
T he sen io r B. Y. F. U. m eets a t
[ nounced.
6 :3 0 , topic, “ T h y w ill w ill be done
w ith my p la n s .” T h e y o u n g people
D on’t fo rg et th e le c tu re to be g iv ­
of th e ch u rc h an d c o n g reg atio n a re
R. C. CHALLIS, Prop.
en a t th e p a p ti s t c h u rc h BYiday
cordially in v ited .
ev en in g bi- Dr. P en ro se of W h itm an
M orning w o rsh ip a t 11. T he la d ­
college.
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ies ch o ru s w ill re n d e r special m usic.
T h e C olum bia N eigh b o rhood club T hem e "O u r w ay o r G od’s w ay.”
E v e n in g w o rsh ip a t 7 :3 0 . T hem e
m et a t th e hom e of Mrs. Sim m ons
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nexpected p e n a lty .” T he com m un­
W ednesday. M is. F. P. P h ip p s w as
elected second v ice-p resid en t, Mrs. ity is c o rd ially in v ited .
P ra y e r m e etin g T h u rsd a y ev en in g
W. A. L e a th e rs tre a s u re r, Mrs. P a r k ­
er, Mrs. II. J. O tt a n d Mrs. O. O. F elt | a t 7 :3 0 .
house a re th e m em b ersh ip com m ittee.
UMATILLA HAS 3 NIGHT’S
T h e n ex t m eetin g w ill be Dec. 14.
CHAUTAUQUA
T ic k e ts for adm ission w ill be a s u g ­
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(C o n tin u e d from P a g e One)
of Dec. 28 is to be a g ift m eetin g , and
each m em ber is re q u ire d to b rin g a la u g h s. H e w as g re a tly enjoyed an d
sm all g ift.
we feel t h a t m ore su ch lectu res
w ould be a g re a t h elp to th e com-
R eceip ts a t th e H erm isto n post of- .«unity,
flee for N ovem ber w ere $614.81
T he th ird n ig h t of th e C hautauqua
I h is b rin g s th e to ta l sales front J a n - w as a m u sical n ig h t. T he th re e old
Up to $5945.98 o r w ith in $73.- fash io n ed g irls gave th e program m e
65 of th e to ta l bu sin ess of 1920 J T h e ir so n g s a n d m u sic w ere a ll of
w hich w as $6019.53.
[ o u r g ra n d m o th e r’s .day an d th e i r
j costum es w ere p u re ly colonial. T he
Mr. an d Mrs. J. T. H in k le h av e v io lin ist w as an a r t is t a n d w as g r e a t­
ly enjoyed. T he cello p la y e r also
been P e n d le to n v isito rs ib is w eek.
HEPPNER, O R EG O N
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played th e p ian o an d one of th e tr io
T h e n ex t lyceum n u m b er w ill be san g a n d g av e re a d in g s a n d w ere
m uch en joyed.
at th e P la y H ouse W ednesday, Dec.
Will pay highest m arket price for butterfat.
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In a ll, th e p ro g ram m e w as very
Honest weights and test. Give us a trial shipment.
H erm isto n w as te m p o ra rily c u t o ff - ood- ^o r a ^ th re e n ig h ts. A con-
from ra ilro a d co n n ectio n s W ednesday tr a c t fo r n e x t yenr is in c lrc ’,la tlo n
w hen b rid g e - a t H u ro n In th e B lue an d sc v eral
a re a lre a d y se-
m o u n ta in s an d a t E ag le on th e low er c” rpd-
C olum bia w ent o u t. T w o of W ednes-
T h e re wnf' an o rig in a l contract,
d a y ’s tr a in s did not g et th ro u g h .
p r,ce fo r th e five n i« h ts C hautauqua,
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h u t w hen th e y could n o t g et h e re on
Sam R odgers w ill go to P o rtla n d ,h e nP P °in te d tln ,e - th T cancelled
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vw«* c o n tra c t
S a tu rd a y to b u y new sto rk _ fo
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r nis ° ' lr p o n tra c t e n tire ly an d took all
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s to re .»T h e new b u ild in g w ill be 4 th e tic k e t sales an d door receip ts
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a read y fo r occupancy w ith in a few a m o u n tin g to som e w h ere n e a r $200.-
00. T h e local people su re ly a p p re c i­
day.
C. S H eidi sp en t Nov. 27 in H e r­ a te th e s p ir it of th e E lliso n -W h ite
m isto n as th e g u est of Mr. an d Mrs. com pany a n d th e y hav e m ade a good
H. M. S ch illin g . Mr. H eidi Is s ta te ninny frie n d s a n d boo sters in U m a­
New prices on Goodyear Tires and Tubes are
en g in e e r of M ontana a n d h is hom e tilla .
Hermiston, Oregon
Fireplace Fixturas, H eat Regulators, Coal
Shovels, Ash Sifters, Hot w ater H eat­
ers, Furnace Accessories
Cold Storage Market & Grocery i
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Storms may howl outside but your home will
glow with warmth and cheer if you have the right
heating equipment.
A Portable Florence Oil H eater warms up a
chilly corner in a hurry. Practical and economical
for saving coal between seasons.
W hatever else in heating equipment you need
come to us. Now is the time to proviee for comfort
this winser. Have your heating equipment in the
right shape when winter w eather comes.
3 lbs. Peaberry Coffee for 1.00
1 lb. 35 cents
Plus war tax
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BE R E A D Y F O R T H E
COLD SN A P
16 6 oz. bars of Wool Soap $1.00
and 2 boxes of Wool Soap
Flakes Free
size tire prices
30x3i
30x3
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L O O K A T T H IS!! i
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T he a n n u a l m e etin g of th e sto ck ­
holders of th e H erm isto n D airy and
H og show w ill be h eld a t th e II-
b ra ry a t 2 p. m. S a tu rd a y , Deeem-
ber 10. N ex t y e a r’s b o ard of d ire c t­
ors w ill be elected a n d o th e r im p o rt-
' a n t business w ill be tra n sa c te d . F u ll
a tte n d a n c e is desired. C. M. J a c k -
12-2t.
so n ’ se c re ta ry ,
Phone 264
Morrow County Creamery
Company
W. C. Cox, Manager
M onday m o rn in g th e O. W . R. & N. books a n d p ay in g fo r th e ir la u n d ry
was a g a in open.
a n d th e ir board. No job is loo h u m ­
ble o r too d iffic u lt. T h ey su p p o rt
them selves d o in g a m u ltitu d e of
¡31 U. OF 0. STUDENTS
FULLY SELF SUPPORTING hom ely task s. S tu d y a n d to il a re
lin k e d in close co m panionship.
25 Per Cent of Student Body Gets
Of th ese, 127 a re fresh m en , 110
No Money From Home: Others
sophom ores. 111 ju n io rs, 88 sen io rs,
P artly Self-Supporting
44 specials, an d 42 g ra d u a te s tu d ­
e n ts. F o u r h u n d re d an d fo u r a re
T h e re a re 531 s tu d e n ts a t th e U ni­ m en, a n d 127 a re w om en. In a d d i­
v e rsity of O regon w ho get no m oney tio n , th e re a re 4 29 m en an d 203 wo­
from hom e, w ho m ak e ev ery cen t m en w ho a re p a rtly self-su p p o rtin g .
h e ir e d u c a tio n is co stin g them , w ho
T h e re is an e n ro llm e n t th is y e a r
ire p ro v in g th a t it is possible fo r o f 2010 in th e u n iv e rsity . T hese
a n y y o u n g m an o r w om an w ith e n ­ s ta tis tic s show , th e re fo re , th a t th e re
ergy and d e te rm in a tio n to g e t a col­ a re 25 p er c e n t of th e s tu d e n ts to ta l­
lege ed u c a tio n . U n d e te rre d by em p ­ ly se lf-s u p p o rtin g , an d 30 p e r cen t
ty po ck ets, th e se s tu d e n ts th ro u g h p a rtly se lf-su p p o rtin g . T h is, too,
u m m er la b o r an d sp a re tim e jo b s a t in a y e a r of u n u su a l econom ic d e p re s­
E u g en e a re b u y in g th e ir clo th es an d sion.
N ever so C heap in H istory !
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
Is in H elena.
SPICY, ROMANTIC COMEDY
COMING TO PLAY HOUSE
market should be in a very short time. Price cutting wars
never last long rememder and that’s what’s happening 11)
the tire world just at this time.
Size
Casing*
Tubes
30X3
Smooth
$ 9.85
$2.00
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
19.15
H 32X3 1-2 AWT (Diamond) tread
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25.45
AWT
(Diamond)
.read
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Other sizes show a proportionate drop, including
Heavy Tourist Tubes and also including Cord Cas­
ings. War tax to be added of course.
SA PPE R S’ INC
H a rd w a re
B u rn itu ra
Im p le m e n ta
HERMISTON RECOVERS FROM
SNOW; MAILS NOW RUNNING
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T h e P la y H ouse a n n o u n ces th a t it
h as secu red J. S tu a r t B la c k tn n ’s n e w ­
e st p h o to p lay .
’‘R esp ectable
by
P ro x y ” fo r Its fe a tu re a ttra c tio n
S u n d ay . S y lv ia B renm er an d R obert
G ordon, th e p o p u la r y o u n g co -stars,
a re h e re in provided w ith d e lig h tf u l­
ly spicy, ro m a n tic comedy.
“ R esp ectab le by P ro x y ” is said to
he so m e th in g really novel in plot. T he
idea fo r th e sto ry w as fu rn ish e d by
F lo ren ce M yott. th e screen a d a p ta ­
tion b e in g th e w ork o f S tan ley O lm ­
sted. Mr. R lack to n selected h is c a s f
w ith care, e n tr u s tin g Im p o rta n t roles
to E tilalle Je n se n . W illiam R. D unn,
I’cssie S tin so n , M a rg a re t B arry a n d
M organ T h o rp e.
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NOTICF OF MEETING
A n n u al m e etin g o f th e Farmers
E xchange at the library at 2 p. m.
Saturday. December Id. W. J. Lo­
gon, president,
12-2tc.
Direct Connection W ith Portland
is Resumed; Schools Open
Monday Morning
By th is w eek H erm isto n h ad a l­
m ost e n tire ly recovered from th e e f ­
fects o f th e sto rm .
Snow c o n tin u e d to m e lt all la s t
w eek a n d th e ro ad s a re now c lea r,
th o u g h c o n sid erab le snow s till re­
m a in s on th e g ro u n d an d th e s tre e ts
an d ro a d s a re s till m uddy. School
opened a g a in M onday m o rning.
R ail serv ice got back to no rm al
M onday m o rn in g . T h e C olum bia
g o rg e w as clea red by th e ra ilro a d
co m pany a n d d ire c t tr a in serv ice w ith
P o rtla n d w as resum ed a g a in a f te r a
week o f no serv ice o r in d ire c t serv-
Ice.
The first few days o f the storm
the train s from Portland did not get
through at all. Then th e m ails be­
gan to arrive by w ay o f Tacoma and
later by w ay of the N orth Bank Una.
$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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