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About The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 15, 1921)
4 Alomes SUGGEST I O NS Ribbons Beads Handkerchiefs Slippers Christmas Trees FOR MEN Hats , . Cloth, $5.00 Felt, $4.00 and $5.00 Feather weight, silk lined, $6.00 ORDER NOW Stamped Goods Collar and Cuff Sets Babies Wear Rompers Caps., $1,50 to $3< Gloves, $2.00 Shirts, $1.50 Mixed Candy Silk Stockings Powder Puffs Stationery Vases 25c lb. See the Chri#tma# Table Handkerchiefs heckt ies, 50c to $3 Special Prices for Quantity for Suggestion# Silk Underwear, Vests and Bloomers A practical Suit of Underwear' $1.50 to $5.75 Cotton Hose, 25-75c Silk Hose, $1.00, $1.50 < Cashmere and Wool, 50c, Hermiston’s Home of Santa Claus Morrow County Creamery Company HEPPNER, OREGON Will pay highest market price Honest weights and test. Give us a Hermiston Locals ( ticip ated in the county budget m eet ing in Pendleton la st Saturday. ’ B usiness a t the H erm iston P o st Office for 1921 has already s u r passed th e business of 1920 w ith more th a n two of th e busiest w eeks of th e year yet to go. T his is re garded as an excellent business b a r om eter of the s tre n g th of th e com m unity. T he Com munity club w ill meet next Tuesday Dec. 20 for its reg u la r m eeting. T his m eeting will be in th e form of a luncheon a t the H erm iston hoter. Luncheon will be serv ed a t 1 o’clock a t 50 cents per plate, i Kindly call up Mesdames W aterm an, Dr. Ray Logan of U m atilla w ho h a s Swayxe or Sapper if you plan to go The business m eeting will follow and Just opened a modern hospital th e re afte r th a t a very in terestin g program w as in town Tuesday. The hospital of music and talk s has beeen arran g - 's located in th e E dw ards building and is u nder th e direction of Miss Nell Kam m erlln. H arvey P ayne has bought the Hen- The b azaar and cooked food sale îy W eim er property In the edge of of th e Ladies A lta r society w ill be th e city. The place Includes 20 acres held nt the Oregon H ardw are th is in alfalfa. Mr. P ayne plans to .'omtng S aturday a t 2 p. in. and afte r. build in th e near fu tu re. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Hinkle, J. F. M cNnught. E H arry Connor T uesday of la st week P. Dodd and F ra n k W augam an par- p j)ot Rock Young Men Attention We have just the very thing to buy for your lady friend. If you are in d ou b t a b ou t a n n ■ p resen t u u n see what we have to yffer. If there is a young lady n living that one particular line we cairy would not M »1 n interest, we have not as yet come in contact with n her. n n n ■ ■ S A P P E R S ’ INC ■ H ■ n ■ (TOY HEADQUARTERS) n ■ n H a rd w a re ■ F urniture Im plem ent* n ■ F ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ ■■ " ! « u N o H u n tin g Sign s at H erald O f f ic e BE R E A D Y F O R T H E i COLD SN A P j Storms may howl outside but your home will glow with warmth and cheer if you have the right heating equipment. A Portable Florence Oil Heater warms up a chilly corner in a hurry. Practical and economical for saving coal between seasons. Whatever 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 weather comes. J Fireplace Fixtures, Heat Regulators, Coal Shovels, Ash Sifters, Hot water Heat- ers, Furnace Accessories Dr. M. S. K ern of P en d leto n was in bu ild a house there. Mr. Bowman ¡w ho has u n t!l lately been in business. town Tuesday. in P endleton, is a prom inent man in A larg e a ttra c tiv e w indow has Just I sta te fate rn a l circles and is Th line been p u t in th e w all of Dr. Adams i to be sta te m aster of th e I. O. O. F.. lodge next year. T he property ln- (office. I eludes 3 2 acres of irrig ated land and T he B a p tist ladies aid w ill con is considered a very desirable one. duct a sale of C hristm as goodies and Among those’ who atten d ed ^the fine cooked food on S atu rd ay , Dec. 14 a t S appers’ Inc. If you can n o t at- K n ig h ts of P y th ias m eeting in P en end th e sale phone 32 and your dleton Monday evening were „ Geo. Root, O. G. Sapper, Frahtf’chiwUs, w an ts w ill have c a re fu l atten tio n . R. C. Challis, Wm. S h aar, JT. IN, W hitney, Ja k e S tork, H enry Nolz and Mrs. R. O. H orning mnde a trip B. B. L ane an d Geo. Caldwell of Ir iVrrtland W ednesday of last week. rigon* »4x1* ii* D. H. Cook has tak en over J C rosland'a tra n sfe r stan d a t E llio tt’s Hermiston Jerseys in Demand Pendleton buyers have been scour tir e shop. ing th e com m unity for good milch A. W. Cobb of Boardm an w as in cows and m any have been picked up tow n F rid ay . H e w ent from here to A. D. Crosland has sold two lately , one to F. M. B ry an t of Pendleton. R. B. Spencer had th e job,Of deliver- S. F. Bow m an of Pendleton h as ing the cows to th e new ow ner. My. (purchased the A. L. Luce ranch in th e B ryant. Mr. B ry an t form erly llpsd- M tnneahaha d istric t th ree m iles I n H erm iston and w as section boss south east of H erm iston and w ill I for the O. W . R. A N. J « ■ « ■ a m £ J 2 J ■ ■ Oregon Hdwe. & Implement Co. ■ TU B T V W C /iiS T iR STORK : yhc&tOJite Best Battery for Winter Use O L D weather driving makes heevier demands upon any storage battery. Engines are stiff— o il is sluggish— gasoline vaporizes slowly— lights hunt longer— and the severe cold tends to cause battery deterioration. O nly a battery o f maximum power and vitality can meet these demands. C T h e Prest-O-Lite Storage Battery has proven in the toughest o f cold weather tests, to be by far the best battery for winter use. W h y be satisfied with anything short o f the bdat? There’s a Prest-O-Lite for every car. Hermiston Auto Co. w 4
