The Hermiston herald., March 02, 1922, Image 6

THE H BSM lgT O y H-EBALP, HERMISTON, OBEOOlf.
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auetton sale on the Arnold Buhman
or old Sprague place one and a half
miles west and a half mile south of
Hermiston. The sale will be held on
Donald Shotwell has been sick the March 6, 1922, commencing at 1 p.
past few days.
m. O. L. Bennett will be auctione­
er and F . B. Swayze clerk.
The Fred Callahan family are on
The Misses Lucile Myers^Lena An­
the sick list
drews and Gladys Tate, who have
been visiting at the home of Miss
Mr. Murphy of Stanfield was in Myrtle Sllvey left for their home in
Hermiston Tuesday.
Wasco Monday.
Hermiston Locals
PLA Y H O U SE T H E A T R E
Tuesday, M arch 7
GOVERNOR DAVIS
of Idaho
Nida Patrick entertained a few of ! Herbert Sullivan arrived in Herm.
her friends Saturday evening.
iston Sunday.
Under Auspices of
Hermiston Lyceum Committee
»tins Doris Swayze has been forced
M. E Weather Forecast—Shower!
out of basket ball for the season on Shower! Shower! Be prepared as it
account of injuries.
will appear as predicted. Watch
for announcement of date.
Gordon Shotwell has returned to O.
A. C.
Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Lochrle enter­
tained the following at dinner on
Miss Alice Beasley of Hermiston Is the evening of Feb. 18: Mr. and Mrs
nt the Umatilla hospital assisting the W. A. Leathers, Mr. and Mrs. 1. E.
other two nurses in the regular rou­ Putman. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wann.
tine work.
He has a message that is worth
while to everyone on the project
Special Prices
Students, 25 cents
S herwin - W il l ia m s
house PAINT
How
SWP
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cuts painting cost
The only way to buy paint economically is to forgetgallon
price and figure costs by area covered and years of life.
S W P covers one-third more area than paints which are
cheaper per gallon. It lasts twice as long without repaint­
ing, so requires half the material and costs half the labor
price (for painting and repainting}.
So price per gallon mean, nothing. Area covered, Weather
resistance, and years of life are the real things that deter­
mine price economy. On that basis S W P is the cheapest
per-gallon outside paint you could buy.
SW P has been the leading prepared house paint for half
a century. You will find a complete line of it at our store.
Let us figure with you on your house-painting.
Ross Newport returned Thursday n
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from a business trip to Portland
° regon h° te‘ le,t ’Mt n‘ght ior Uma'
lilla where she will submit to an op-
Miss Melba Callahan Is spending er“" ° n *'
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the week-end in Portland the guest W'n pro*Bb,y ** ten daya befOTe 8h*
of her grand parents who are there return3 ome’
front tho south.
Adults, 50 cents
A rrangem ents have been made so th a t there will
be room for all. Come!
UMA TILI A SICK
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W hat is as delicious and satisfying when you
are really hungry, as a thick juicy steak, a
savory roast or a tender breaded veal cutlet?
Meats that Make the M e a l-
are the sort in which we specialize. Choicest
cut sold a t honest prices, are the goods upon
which our trade is built.
SMELTS, 4 LBS. 25c., ALWAYS ON HAND
The committee on furnishing the
M. D. Scroggs was here Saturday
and Sunday last superintending the hospital room met with the hospital
moving of his household goods to board and got a complete Het of
Sunnyside, Washington, where he Is Items needed.They have been busy
now located,
getting prices and will soon have the
room ready for occupancy.
Mrs. Pat Mooney and daughter,
from Arlington were guests at the
Miss Agi^s Fallen, who has been
Ixtiiis Sikey home the latter part of ill with flu is up again and nearly
last week, returning home Sunday.
well.
CITY M EA T M ARK ET
SIKEY & HENDERSON, Prop.
Why Go Home for Lunch
Chas Hill of Pendleton was in Her­
We serve the best to be had. All kinds of
sandwiches and anything else you w ant a t m oder­
a te prices. E a t as much or as little as you w ant.
miston W ednesday.
Mrs Isaac Jay was a Pendleton vis,
itor the first paît of this week.
D E C K , F ro p .
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M A N U F A C T U R E R S O F ----------------
High Grade Patent
Blue S te m F lour
Farm Reminders
A small egg hatched may product |
a large pullet but she in turn may
lay nothing but small egg». Select I
the two ounce eggs for hatching, as
that is the size the market demands.
— O A. C. Experiment station.
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy
Nothing So Good for a Cough or Cold
“Everyone who has used Chamber- !
Iain’s Cough Remedy speaks well of ;
It.” writes Edward P. Miller, Abbot­
tstown, Pa. People who once use
this preparation are seldom satisfied
with any other. It Is excellent to
allay a cough or break t ip e. cold.
SPECIAL SCHOOL MEETING
Notice Is hereby given, to the leg­
al voters of School District Number
14 of Umatilla County, Oregon, that
a special meeting of raid District
will ho held on the 10th d:..v of March
1022, at 1:30 o’clock in tho after­
noon at the school house in said
Distiicl for the following piupnee:
To 8tihmlt to the legal voters of
said School District Number 14, a
question of uniting School IJisiiicts
Numbers 8, 14, 26, .112 and 115 foi
high school purpose only, thus form­
ing a Union High School Dlsirict.
Dated tjiis 18th day of F eb ru ary ,
1922.
F. 11. Swayze, Chairman, Board of
Directors.
Attest: R A. Brownson, District
Clerk.
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HEATER BARGAINS
Mrs. J T. Hinkle and Mrs. F C.
¡J McKenzie motoied to
Pendleton
“ Wednesday.
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WE GUARANTEE
WM. H. OGDEN
The Old H ay-
JEWELER and WATCHMAKER
H t r m l i t o n , O re g o n
The New H c j
as will be used by the Hermiston Cream­
ery Company with the latest improved
methods—and will be operated strictly
along business lines. Nothing but straight
forwrd b usiness.
Bring in Your Cream and
Get Highest Market
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Mrs Anna Strohm, who has been
Heaters—25 ■ ¡II tbe past week days. Is getting
■ along nicely at the present time.
! Rem em ber also these reductions apply from the
present regular prices, not from the high w ar
prices.
Special of Coal Hods, Stove Boards, Pokers
The Epworth league member« and
ether friends of Mr». Marshall Artie
'I hompson whose marriage was an
event of last week, will entertain In
her honor at the Methodist church
Friday evening.
and other stove items
S A P P E R S ’ IN C .
FURNITURE
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Rev. Harry A Wann left Wednea-
dny morning for Walla Walla where ,
he Is attending a three day minister-
al conference. The conference, which
is Interdenominational, will be ad­
dressed by Rlshop Sheppard of Port­
land and President Penroee of W hit­
man college, It cloeee today.
HEPPNER, OREGON
TOWNSEND & SWARTOUT
Will pay highest m arket price for b u tterfat.
Honest w eights and test. Give us a trial sh ip m en t
Pendleton and
Umatilla Stage
UMATTI LA
U m a tilla F rid a y
H erm iston S atu rd ay
W. C. Cox, Manag er
LEAVE
Constance
Talmadge
“In S earch of a S in n er"
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Mr and Mrs. Geo. Patterson and
Mrs. H. M. Schilling were Pendleton
■ visitors last Thursday.
Morrow County Creamery
Company
Price
(’. W. Tilden Is erecting a barn on
U m a tilla
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Sunday
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Marm ialeu
7.1S-0 r. m .
Charles
Dickens
Pendleton
8:00 12:00 4:00
Echo
9:15 1:15 5:15
Stanfield
9.30 1:35 5:35
Hermiston
9:56 1:55 5:55
Into Umatilla 10:15 2:15 6:15
TWO TRIPS SUNDAY
Delicious
Wholesome
C onfectionery
rang*
O o n O lo to n t o l e t * . . 0 1 .0 0
P e n O le te n te S tO n H o M , S t.lg
P o n O lo t o n « 0 M o r m lo t o n , Ot.ZO
P e n O t o t o n t o W m o t l ll« , o i . t g
Wotck for Adrertmag
Oa Wednesday's Prograa
LEAVE
Leaving Pendleton 8 a. m. and
6 p. m.
Leaving Umatilla 8 a. m. and
6 p. m.
TJt Cottonwood
Phone 888
We Deliver Parrels at Way Points
Tkc Mystery gfEJwta Dread
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C O N F E C T IO N E R Y
S T A T IO N E R Y
Umatilla
8:00 12:00 4:00
Hermiston
8:20 12:20 4:20
Stanfield
8:45 12:45 4:45
Echo
9:00 1:00 5:00
Into Pendleton 10:15 2:15 6:15
Statiaa at Hotel Oregea an!
Hetel Hermiston
Tasty
Stationery
For Women
News stand
Cigars and Tobacco
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R. C. CHALLIS, Prop.
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The Phone is 413
And Our Prices are Reasonable
THEATRES
HERMISTON
per cent discount from these prices as a special ■
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cash bargain price.
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IMPLEMENTS
I t is nearly th e first of the m onth a^d if you
give us a trial for ju st one m onth on a cash basis
we will show you th a t you can save from $5 to 810
on your n ex t m onth’s grocery bill by paying cash
and g e ttin g your 5 per cent discount on all you
buy. Come in and I will show you in black and
w hite th a t you can pay cash ju st as easy as you
can g et it charged. I f you can pay cash you will
save a m onth’s grocery bill every third month.
If you pay cash, we can pay cash, so it gives us a
chance to buy for less, and we give you the sam e
opportunity to buy cheaper.
A ll our Work to be of the Very
best
Pendleton visitors on Tuesday were
Mrs. Fred Eaton was taken to the
i he Mesdames F. C McKenzie. F. V. hospital on Monday afternoon.
Prime, Earl Mitchell. H. T> Fraser,
and C. S. McNaught.
WANTED— Turkeys, address box 95
Pendleton, Oregon.
25-ltc.
R. E. Dllly, the genial salesman of
ihc Snydcr-Crecolus Paper company LOST— Double buggy robe, black on
«as in town again yesterday, fie
one Bide with red design on the
was accompanied by Mrs. Dilly.
other. Lost between Hermiston
Auto Co. and Shotwell’s corner last
8. R. Harper and sons, of Walla
Thursday night. W. A. Leathers.
Walla, are In town this week.
25-ltc.
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■ AH Universal H eatert-33 1-3 per cent discount for B a Methodist announcements
for the
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■ coming week are as follows: Sunday
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cash
sale
while
present
stock
lasts.
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■ school 10 a. m„ preaching 11 and
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7:30 In Hermiston, 3 p m. at Co-
■ All Oak Heatera-25 per cent discount for special cash H
B ItMubia, Epworth league at 8:30.
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bargain prices.
HARDWARE
The Place to Trade is--
Where You can SA VE Money
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(A s it used to be)
DEALERS IN GRAIN AND FEED
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Oregon Hardware & Implement Co.
M ih ^E. P. Dodd entertained Tues­
Everyone at the hospital 1 b on the
day for Mrs Burdick.
and will soon be up again.
The Supcrirr Product of Scientific Milling
Makes B etter Bread
Try a Sack
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Mrs. Helen Edmonds and Miss
Gladys Nugent went to Portland
Tuesday to be gone several days.
Mr. Moody of the P. F. B. Co. was
in town last Friday to look over Co
J. J. Neary who spent last week in business.
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Portland returned Friday morning.
The new home of Mr. and Mrs
Miss Merna Query returned to Fred Dixon is nearly finished and
school Wednesday.
the young couple expect to be able to
occupy it by the 5th. It is a good
Mrs. E. R Crocker is confined to looking little house and adds to the
her home on account of sickness.
appearance of the street It is located
on.
The Wm. II Ogden family are on
i he sick list this week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Llewellyn left
for Portland on Sunday night to be
Among those registered at local ho­ gone several days transacting busi
tels this week are James McKetter- ness. They are starting to build on
nlck of Spokane, J. Davis of Dayton, the highway as Roon as weather per
Wash., Miss Laura E. Inghanj of ratta.
Washington, Iowa, J. W McMueller
of Wheeler. Wash., and Clarence Car­
Mrs. Jessie Smith has been ill and
on of Hermiston.
at present Is In Hermiston taking
treatment from Dr Illsley.
T. P Townsend of the Hermiston
(. reamery has left on a business trip
The Infant child of Mr. and Mrs.
which will take him east to Pendle- Fred Davis, was operated on by Dr.
1 ton and La Grande and also down to Pearce on Sunday for tonsils and
I Salem.
adenoids
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The Albertina Kerr nursery for
Mrs. George Elliott, who has been
sick the past week has been recover­ orphan babies and unfortunate girls
has appealed to the Home Bureau
ing slowly.
for aid and asks the ladies to do some
sewing for them. The babies need
Tho Stanfield American Legion
post will present, “Nothing But the diapers and gowns and the mothers
Truth,” a snappy three act comedy are in need of: house dresses. If
at the high school auditorium on the each member subscribes 15 cents
evening of March 4 A number are enough money can be raised to get
the material and they will all get
expected to go over from here.
together and sew. A social hour will
O C. Young Is out again after an ■be enjoyed as well as a great deal of
worthy work will bo done.
attack of flu but missed the I. O. 0.
F. convention by two days.
A mllinery school fcr Home Bureau
Friends of A L. Larson In this city members only will be held some time
have received word announcing the in Maroh as soon as the ban is lift­
birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Larson ed. Mrs. Edith Van Deusen will be
In charge.
at their home in St. Paul.
Sm ell that R oast”
M R S. M IL L IE
Fred Chezik went to Portland last
Saturday on business.
To Trade
Alfalfa
160 Arres near Prineville, 80 ____
developed, buildings, balance fenced
pasture, price 85.000. Federal Ioan
81.000 on place and will aeeume
82,500 here.
, 200 Acres Pine Valley, Baker
j county, near Snake river. 80 aerea
subirrigated and Is moetly in. Six
acre orchard, fair buildinga. price
810.000.
160 Acres. Jackson county, near
Medford. 40 acres In cultivation, bal­
ance grazing and near outside range
good buildings, water piped in home,
»mall orchard, telephone, good neigh­
borhood. Clear, prlc® 88.000.
10 Acre orchard in Yakima valley.
Produced 161.000 pound« of
last year. Price 86.500.
W'e have other trade». C na _
*** them or tell us what you want
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