T H E H ER M ISTO N
H E R A LD , H ERM ISTO N, OREGON.
Born— To Mr. and Mrs. 8. C. Fred- « B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B I
erickson of Irrigon, a girl, Jan. 21.
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A Real Stock of Men ’s Soft Collar Shirts
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PO NGEE
S I L K or C O T T O N
Ask to see the
Aeroplane Fabric
The annual meeting of the Herm- j g
ieton Bee Keepers Association will be B
held at the library Saturday, Feb. 4 ■
at 2 p. m. Election of officers and
other business will come before the
meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. Chappel are the proud
parents of a fine baby boy. Mrs.
Chappel is still in Portland.
Mr. Peter Castric has taken the
position of first assistant to Mr.
Charles Peters, the well driller. Mr.
Peters says that the moonshine in
dustry is evidently not a paying pro
position In this district as he has
orders to keep him busy months ■
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ahead.
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Morrow County Creamery
Company
HEPPNER, OREGON
Will pay highest market price for butterfat.
Honest weights and test. Give us a trial shipment.
W. C. Cox, Manager
Typewriter Ribbons
Carbon Paper
Amber or Juno Second Sheets
Adding Machine Paper
Stock of these always on hand
T he H ermiston H erald
During the month of Ja* uary
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Special of Coal Hods, Stove Boards, Pokers
and other stove items
SA P P ER S’ INC.
HARDWARE
IMPLEMENTS
FURNITURE
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We serve the best to be had. All kinds of
sandwiches and anything else you want at moder
ate prices. Eat as much or as little as you want.
Mr. B. S. Kingsley who has been
ill for the past week la recovering
and soon will bo able to be about
again.
The Oregon Hotel
We can use all you bring and w*» want your
eggs—cash or trade. We aleo buy hides and
sheep pelts. If you have a few sheep pelts or
beef hides excha ge them frr > cct tf Ll a good
price a t—
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Just Received
New Stock of Alarm Clocks
The very best
Simplex, 8-day ...„...........................
$5.50
Spasmodic, 1-day...............................
.....$3.50
Lightning, 1-day.... ........................................... $2.50
Pirate, 1-day ..................................... .... ,.... $2.00
WM. H.’ OGDEN
Mrs. Emmett Crocker is recover
Mrs. /Blanche Watkins and son
ing nicely from an illness under the
Dale,
of Irrigon were Hermiston vis
competent nursing of Mrs. J. J. Cai-
itors Saturday.
serly.
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HEATER BARGAINS I
Remember also these reductions apply from the
present regular prices, not from the high war
prices.
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Why Go Home for Lunch
Don’t forget the fine vaudeville
show at the Play House. Thursday,
Feb. 9th.
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Mrs. R. C. Todd attended the Red
Mrs. James Ware left Monday for
Cross meeting at Pendleton last week.
Eugene where she was called on ac
While there she visited her daughter,
count of the serious illness of her
Mrs. G. E. Holt.
son-in-law Leigh Noel.
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per cent discount from these prices as a special
cash bargain price.
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Otto G. Sapper who attended the
Oregon Retail Hardware and Imple
ment dealers association meeting last
week In Portland, was honored by
being named as a member of the ex
ecutive committee o t the organization
Mr. Sapper reports a splendid meet X a B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B «
ing and that the outlook in the com
mercial world Is brighter than It was
year ago.
Have you ever seen Albert Hedwall
with the Crayon? Come and see him
Mrs Theodore Parks is home from at the Play House February 9th.
the Umatilla hospital with a fine
Friday evening the first Epworth
baby boy. Mrs. Furnas of California
Mrs. Parks mother is now visiting Leage party was given in the base
ment of the Methodist church. About
with her daughter.
fifteen guests enjoyed games and
L. A. Hunt, manager of the Hay other entertainments until about
Glowers Association, left Monday for eleven o’clock, when refreshments
Deschutes county, where he will wero served.
spend a few days attending to the a f
Hermiston Auxilary,
Umatilla
fairs of the Oregon Hay Growers As
Chapter American Red Cross w ill
sociation
meet at the Library Tuesday, Feb. 14.
Mrs. D. M. Parker will leave Thurs 1922 at 2:30 p. m. The organization
day night for Toppenish, Washington will meet regularly at this place on
where she will spend a couple of the second Tuesday of each month.
weeks with her parents.
The Baptist young people will have
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Hainey have a taffy pull Thursday evening In the
been visiting at the home of the par- "hutch.
ents of Mrs Hair.ey, Mr. and Mrs.
Inez Hunt gave a party at her home
U. G. Shipley. They intend to make
east cf town Monday evening. About
their future home at Westland.
twenty young people attended.
Mr. A. D Kern of Hermiston has
installed another rockcrusher on the
Marlon Briggs entertained a num
Columbia river
ber of young people after the bas
ketball game Saturday night.
Mrs. W. A. Shaar left Thursday for
a visit with her parents in Colfax,
Gordon Shotwell made a short trip
Washington.
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to Portland last week.
SIKEY & HENDERSON, Prop..
Regular $3.50, $4.25 and $ 6 .2 5 Wood Heaters-25
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(FOR CASH)
grade teacher motored to Pendleton
Saturday.
CITY MEAT MARKET
bargain prices.
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AND CHICKENS
Winesap Apples, $1.00 per box
All Oak Heaters— 25 per cent discount for special cash
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Sixteen applicants for Federal
M R S. M IL L IE D E C K , P ro p .
Mr. J. K. Shotwell was a Pendle
Farm Loans have been approved by
ton
visitor
last
Thursday.
the Federal Bank of Spokane and the
money will be received In from thirty
Mr. Neary returned Thursday
to sixty day«.
from a week’s business trip which
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Mr. Arnold Buhman had the mis took him to Portland and Tacoma.
fortune to fall .and break three libs.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Smith of
He is improving nicely.
Portland moved into their new homo
Mr. Bocbman and family of Pen adjacent to the Wlnesett ranch last
dleton who bought the A. Luce place Saturday.
In the Minnehaha district has moved
Mr. Arthur Rhodes and Chester
on the place after enlarging the resi
and Ida moved to Umatilla last Sat
dence
urday. Their absence will be keen
ly
felt by local people.
Mrs. Ruth Lleuellyn the third
New barrel of Sauer Kraut iust received
ca?h sale while present stock lasts.
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Hermiston Locals
Smoked Salmon
Finnan Haddie
Salt Mackerel
Package Codfish
All Universal Heaters-33 1-3 per cent discount for
Prices on all Cole’s, Hot Blast,
Howard and Special Oak
Heaters
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K I N G S L E Y ’S
A FULL LINE OF FISH
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“ The W o n d er S h ir t’
HEATERS
Mr. A C. Voelker went to Pen
dleton Saturday to attend a meeting
for the principals of Umatilla coun
THEATRES
ty.
HERMISTON
A cable bridge has been put across
the river at the W. H. Quick ranch
In the Minnehaha district as the late
power dam has deepened the ford at
that point until it Is uncrossable.
Mrs Henry Pelmulder has been
very 111 the past week as the result
of an automobile accident.
Ralph Evans left Saturday for Wei
ser, Idaho, called by the Illness of his
father.
Phillip Lenhart Is in the Umatilla
hospital, seriously 111 with pneumonia
but he Is reported doing nicely.
On Feb. 15 the Union Pacific rail
road is to resume its free marketing
j bulletin service as an aid to the small
I farmer In marketing his products.
J These will he distributed to station
agents, county agents, bankers, etc.
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Mrs. F. A. Chezlk has returned
I from North Dakota where she has
I been visiting fori the past few weeks.
_ I Born— To Mr. and Mrs. H. H.
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UMATILLA
U m atilla Friday
Hermiston Saturday
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“H e r Husband’s Friead”
Parameunt Magazine
No Show Wednesday
B est Battery for W inter Use
O L D weather driving makes heavier demand*
upon any storage battery. Engine* are stiff—•
oil is sluggish— gasoline vaporize* slowly— light*
bum longer— and the severe cold tend* to cause
battery deterioration. Only a battery o f maximum
power and vitality can meet these demand*.
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The Prest-O-Lite Storage Battery ha* proven in the
toughest of cold weather tests, to be by far the beat
battery for winter use.
W hy be satisfied with anything short of the best?
There’s a Prest-O-Lite for every car.
Hermiston Auto Co.