The Hermiston herald., March 09, 1922, Image 4

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Last Thursday
“M-m-i
le aa *
P . A . C h e iik r e tu rn e d fro m a bus-
Ineae t r ip to P o r tla n d la s t T h u rs d a y .
S m ell th at R o a st”
M rs
R. F in le y an d M iss P e a rl
P a rk s r e tu rn e d to th e ir hom e In L e x ­
in g to n a f t e r a w ee k's v is it a t th<
hom e o f M r . an d M rs. W . F in le y .
W hat is as d e l f c i o i g s a t i s f y i n g when you
are really hungry; iis a? thick juicy steak, a
savory roast or a tender breaded veal cutlet?
are the sort in which w e specialize. Choicest
cut sold a t honest prices, are the goods upon
which our trade is built.
SMELTS, 4 LBS. 25c., ALWAYS ON HAND
S IK E Y A H E N D E R S O N , Prop*.
Why Go Home for Lunch
M rs. F . R a lp h re tu rn e d
d a y fr o m W a lla W a lla .
M R S. M IL L IE D E C K , P ro p .
Am Overstocked on Tube Patch­
ing Outfits
30 PER CENT OFF W H IL E TH EY LA ST
See our Window for A dditional A rticles a t a Special
Discount
Two doors oost
Oro. Hdwe. Co.
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One. S p ecialties
Farm s, Mill^'C&&10, Hotels, Garages, E tc;-
We N egotiate Leases an d R entals ..
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P.ndl.ton Offiri
H S g. Wubb St.
Tk« wily E a p lo yn es f Office ia Easter« Orcg«e with C o m e tb a a to Fwtlfted •* ’¿s
o ffic e o v er th e In la n d
Echo, Oregon
-MANUFACTURERS OF-
High Grade Patent
Blue S te m F lour
M r . nnd
E c h o w e re
DEALERS IN GRAIN AND FEED
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3
f f t f l l l l B
M r.
C o m m u n ic atio n ,
of
his
M rs. N . A . B u r d ic k w h o has been
N o tic e is h e re b y g iv e n , to th e le g ­
a l vo ters o f School D is t r ic t N u m b e r
14 o f U m a tilla C o u n ty . O rego n, th a t
a sp ecial m e e tin g o f r a id D is t r ic t
» i l l bo h eld on th e 1 0 th d a y o f M a rc h
1 9 2 2 , at 1 : 3 0 o ’clock In th e a f t e r ­
noon a t th e school house in said
D ls t iic t fo r th e fo llo w in g p u ip -w e :
. T o s u b m it to th e le g a l vo ters o f
said School D is tr ic t N u m b e r 14, a
q u estio n o f u n it in g S chool D ls ti lets
N u m b e rs 8, 14 , 26, 112 an d 115 fo r
h ig h school purpose o n ly , th u s fo rm ­
in g a U n io n H ig h School D is tric t.
D a te d th is 1 8 th day o f F e b r u a r y ,
1922;
F . U. S w ayze , C h a irm a n , H o a rd of
D ire c to rs .
‘ A tte s t:
R A . B ro w n s o n , D ls t iic t
C le rk . '
2 3 -2 tc .
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S P E C IA L P R IC E S F O R
C O M IN G W E E K
L una Soap, 6 bars
>.. . T A . - . . 2&6-Ä.
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W hite W onder Soap, 22 bare .... „ ......
>1-00.
Wool Soap, bath and toilet, 5 .b $ rs... .. ........ . 25t I
(And one package Wool Soap£hips free)
Sw ift Soap Flakes in bulk, fine for this w ater,
............. .......................... I....'...'. 1 lb. 15c, 2 lb«. 25c
C arnation M ilk................ ... 2 cans 25c, 9 cans >1.00
Canyon M ilk....................... 2 cans 25c, 9 cansJl-O p
W e w ill have our swn delivery afta< thia .wnpk and we w ill he able ta
give the best of »ervice
11 you want your order early phone (t in early and we will see that you
get it promptly. We have in our meat department a full line qf choice
also fish on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of each week.
& Grocery
Cold Storage
R. C. CHALLlí/ftíp
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The Phon« 1» 41Í
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J.
In
The Old n a y -
The New n a y
We have a choice
either Oliver or Moline H ar- 5
row i thia spring a t prices aw ay down, in fa c t So low ■
is to n a n n u a l c le an u p d a y w ill
compared with last ÿ é a r th a t you will surely buy if 5 b e H M e rm
a rc h 23 th is ye a r.
you need a harrow this spring. We also have an ■ m e rc ia l c lu b has ap p o in te d T a h c e o m C m om it­ ­
especially low cdsh priée for those desiring a real S tee to h a n d le th e a f f a ir R. E . M it c h ­
saving.
,r
H e ll Is c h a irm a n . P la n s w ill be s im ­
ila r to las t y e a r.
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FURNITURE {
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as win be used by the Hermiston Cream­
ery Company with the latest Improved
BMthods—and w ill be operated strictly
along business lines. Nothing but straight
forwrdbtiri asm. t
B ring in Your Cream and
G et H ighest M arket
Price
A m ore co m p lete
accou nt W ill be p u blished la te r.
M r . a n d M rs. R. B. W o o d r u ff arc
p la n n in g to leave h e re S a tu rd a y fo r
t h e ir hom e a t U n io n . O regon.
They
h a ve been v te ltln g a t th e ho m e o f
UMATILLA
The Freeze Out
lattruabeoal Newa
Caeaedy, "The MiaAt Fair”
Sunday
7:15-8
Um atilla Stage
P. M.
Harold Lloyd
“Move On"
ALL STAR CAST
“Tile Money Changers”
P e n d le to n
E cho
8 t a n f le ld
H e rm is to n
In t o U m a tilla
1 2 :0 0 4 :0 0
1 : 1 5 5 :1 5
1 :3 5 5 :3 5
1 : 5 5 5 :5 5
2 :1 5 8 :1 5
U m a t illa
8 :0 0
H e r m is to n
8 :2 0
S ta n fie ld
8 :4 5
E ch o
8 :0 0
In t o P e n d le to n 1 0 :1 5
1 2 :0 0 4 :0 0
W. C. Cox/Manager
4 :4 6
5 :0 0
0 :1 6
TWO TRIPS SUNDAY
ra a a e
PunOwke** «a Bena, St.oe
Pa**aia*an «a etawStuM, e t.IB
PaaWlaCan *a Mevwaletan, e i.a e
P a a W l a t a n S u U m a t i l l a , S I.T S
$I.$. g’iarri
Stedna at Hatel
11 k i r t r n * u
U - A - l p ---- - i f -
n w e i n c m is io Q
tü*
1 8 8 A cres n e a r P rin e y tllq . 20 acres
CONFECTIONERY
STATIONERY
develo ped, b u ild in g s , b a lan ce fenced
Delicious
nholesome
C onfectionery
200
A cres P in e V a lle y . B a k e r
c o tin fy . n e a r S n a k e r iv e r . , 8 8 a
• u b ir r ig a t e d a n d la m o s tly ta .
Tasty
Stationery
For nomen
p a s tu re , p ric e 3 5 .8 0 8 . F e d e r a l le a n
1 1 .0 0 0 on p lace n n d w l f l aesum e
1 2 ,5 0 0 here.
o rc h a rd ,
V 1 B (B 8 8 .
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fa ir
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b u lld fe p .
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1 8 0 A cres. Jackson e o a a ty .
M e d fo ord.
rd . 4
48 acres In e n lU v a tto n ,
g r k it
knee g r a z in g an d n e a r o u tsid e ra n g e
good b tilld ln g s . w a t e r piped In bonne,
e n ta il o rc h a rd , te le p h o n e , good n e lg b -
borhopd.
C le a r, p ric e 8 8 .8 8 8 .
1<) A c re o rc h a rd ta T a k lm a v a lle y .
P ro du ced
1 8 1 .0 0 8
pounds o f a » »
ta a b y e a r.
P ric e 3 8 .6 8 8 .
W e h a ve o th e r tra d e s .
O tn ee a
see th e m o r t e l l n s w h a t yasi « m a t.
ALL STAR CAST IN
“The Great White Trail"
To Trade E Alfalfa
1 2 :2 0 4 :2 0
1 3 :4 5
1 :0 0
2 :1 6
L e a v in g P e n d le to n 8 a. m . an d
4 » . m.
L e a v in g U m a t illa 8 a . m . an d
4 » . ra.
T 2 2 C o tto n w o o d
P h o n e 888
W e D e liv e r P a rc e ls a t W a y P o in ts
B
t-V
w ih . m » if
8 :0 0
8 :1 5
8 :3 0
9 :5 5
1 0 :1 5
LEAVE
their daughter Mrs R. C. Rogers.
i t h n
HEPPNER, ORÈGON
LEAVE
Harry Carey
1 8 . M.
Morrow County Creamery
Company
Will pay h ighest m arket-price for b u tte r f a t
H onest w eights and test. Give us a trial sh ip m en t
Um atilla Friday
Hermiston Saturday
Um atilla
M arm tuton, O re tta *
" G IF T S T H A T L j I S T ”
(A b It used to be)
Pendleton and
auspices o f th e P a r e n t T e ach ers as­
so ciation has been postponed to tw o
weeks fro m to d ay . M a re k 23. T h e de­
la y la caused by th e In a b ilit y o f th e
s tu d e n ts to h a ve th e ir speeches read y
fo r d e liv e ry today. A p ro g ra m o f th e
d e c la m a tio n eonteet w ill be p u b lis h -
cd In T h e H e r a ld n e xt w ee k.
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JEWELER and WATCHMAKER
THEATRES
T h e d e c la m a tio n contest w h ic h wns
to have been h eld to day u n d e r the
Op
. 'n jp i
W M . H. O G DEN
TOWNSEND & SWARTOUT
HERMISTON
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A re a necessity today, n o t a luxury. Come in and le t
me show w h at I can do before, you buy elsewhere
W o lfs k in B anjo P a rch me nV
W o lfs k in m akes the beat pan-hmen
fo r hanlos
M r . an d M rs. B u c h n e r an d fa m ­
ily h ave m oved on to th e C h a m b e r­
la in ra n c h w h ic h th e y b o u g h t some
tim e ago.
Alum inum Sale W ill S oon bd A nnounced
who
M rs. L . T . Johnson o f
In H e rm is to n Tu esd ay.
P h llly s D y e r s u b s titu te d fo r M rs.
C y ru s B a r k e r as te ach er o f th e f if t h
■ g ra d s M o n d ay.
D jIÂ U M E IT Î
D a v id ' M o r’a h ,
M is s H a t t ie G ra h a m , w h o has been
q u ite i l l , Is s lo w ly im p r o v in g b u t in
s t ill u n a b le to be a t school.
M rs.
I. E . P u tm a n o f H e rm is to n Is sub­
: SPRING TOOTH HARROWS i
HARDWARE
M rs.
Q ueen
» » v i s i t i n g h e r d a u g h te r M rs. E .
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K in g s le y re tu rn e d to h e r hom e
R edm ond S un day.
S A P P E R S ’ IN C .
and
Could Be Bought Off.
A lic e was staying w ith her fa th e r
M iss H a z e l S u th e rla n d sp ent th e one evening w h ile her m other was
w ee k-e n d In U m a tilla as a guest o f aw a y. T h e fa th e r, w h ile reading, was
w iggling the floor la m p and A lice
Miss Id s R hodes
spoke o p t "Yo u know m am m a dees
I
A u d ito r B ic k e l) o f th e re c la m a ­ not w an t you to play w ith th a t lam p."
She w a ite d a m inute, theD ad d ed ! " I f
tio n
service,
w hose
h e a d q u a rte rs
you w ill give me a nickel 1 w o o l tell
ark In Y a k im a , w as in to w h las t her."
w eek.
The S u p rrk r Product of Scientific Milling
Makes B etter Bread
Try a Sack
f l 8
Chamberlain’s Cough. Remedy
Nothing So Good for a Cough or Cold
s t it u t in g In
Miss G ra h a m 's
room
E s th e r C h a p te r O. E . S n e x t T u esd ay d u r in g h e r absence.
n ig h t. C h a p te r opens p r o m p tly a t 8
o 'c lo ck , D egrees.
S affron Once R oyal Color.
B y o rd e r W . M . K a th r y n L . G a r n e r
Io Ire la n d saffron e a rly became a
se c re ta ry .
royal color and, fo r a long period a f ­
te r such exclusiveness was taken aw ay
M rs. L e e A . C h a p p e ll an d baby Io B rio , the yellow saffron-dyed sh irt
o f N a m p a , Id a h o , a re v is itin g a t the rem ained a m ark o f social distinction
Io th e H ebrides. In a r t saffron wss
hom e o f M r an d M rs. B u h m a n .
much em ployed I d , m edieval Illu m i­
nated m an u scrip ts - to com bination
Jesse E a to n an d W i l l M e rs ln g e r w ith tin fo il as a « f ts tt to t e fo r gold:
o f W asco w ere In H e rm is to n T u e s ­ and. o f course, at s ir p erio ds th e c o lo r
d a y on business.
Ing o f m any te xtile s was done w ith
lit tle crocus stigmas.
Echo Flour Mills
0
In
E m p ire b a n k
P e n d le to n .
S ta te d
3
Oregon Hardware & Implement Co.
A f t e r A p r il 1 D r. F re d A . L le u a l-
In
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COLUMBIA NEWS NOTES
h ave been v is itin g fo r se veral m o n th s
a t th e hom e o f th e ir d a u g h te r, M rs.
b a ll gam es;
F . W a u g a m a n , le f t T h u rs d a y m o rn ­
T h e y ex p ec t to v is it In S e a ttle
A n a u c tio n sale w ill be h e ld on th e in g .
C. V . W ils o n ra n c h on S a tu rd a y , B e llin g h a m a n d V a n c o u v e r.b e fo re re
M a rc h 18.
T h e place Is In th e edge t u r n in g to t h e ir hom e In Io w a .
o f to w n .
P osters w ill be o u t In a
M rs . J . H . DeMoss was u n a b le to
fe w days.
be a t school la s t F r id a y because o f
D u r in g h e r absence, C lau d e
T h e U m a t illa C o u n ty Bee K eep ers illn ess .
ta u g h t .th e
In te r m e d ia te
associatio n w ill m eet a t th e lib r a r y H a d d o x
—
a t 2 p.
m . S a tu rd a y ,
M a rc h
18. ro o m .
ldn w i l l assist D r. M c K e n z ie
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sale o f seeds h a rd y p e re n n ia ls ,
T h e re
w ill
be
im p o rta n t business
F r a n k W a u g a m a n an d son James
an d n o q -m e m b e r bee m en a re In v ite d
h a v e b o th been i l l th e past w eek
to a tte n d .
s u ffe rin g fro m In flu e n z a .
The Hermiston Herald--$2,00
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M r. an d M rs Ross N e w p o r t and
M rs A . C. V o e lk e r m o to re d to P ilo t
j R ock la s t S a tu rd a y fo r th e basket
Is prepared to handle the business of
E astern Oregon b e tte r than ever before
¿
Let uz figure with you on your houzc-painting.
" E v e ry o n e w h o hits used C h a m b e r­
la i n ’s C ough R em e d y speaks w e ll o f
avscui. craaksvoMMnaa
I t , " w rite s E d w a rd P. M ille r , A b b o t-
iy .
M rs. C. M
E d m u n d s l i l t Hjftday
tk to w n , P a.
P eo p le w h o once use
1 M rs. A rn o ld G rk la p p an d son an d for P o r tla n d an d S e a ttle op business. th is p r e p a ra tio n a rc seldom s a tis fie d
w it h a n y o th e r.
I t is e x c e lle n t to
M rs. O.- W ils o n w h o h a ve been v is ­
M r an d M rs . W m . F r it t s a n d P a u l a lla y a cough o r hrettk up a cold.
i t i n g In L a G ra n d e re tu rn e d home
M il le r m o to re d to P en d leto n S a tu r ­
’ M o n d ay n ig h t.
day.
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SPECIAL SCHOOL MELTINO
W ith tw o big o ffic e *
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was
So price per gallon mean* nothing. Area covered, Weather
resistance, and yean o f life are the real thing* th at deter- -
mine price economy. On that basis S W P is the cheapen .;
pcr-gallon outride paint you could buy.
.
S W P ha* been the leading prepared boose paint for h a lf
a century. You w ill find a complete line o f it at our (tors.
b u lb s an d s h ru b b e ry w ill be h e ld b y
th e C o m m u n ity c lu b a t ih e lib r a r y
M lt lle D eck o f th e Oregon
hotel Is s t ill at th e U m a t llll hosp-
I lt a l w h e re she is re p o rte d d o in g n lc e -
PIONEER EMPLOYMENT CO.
Fortland Office
14 N . Second St
T he only way to buy paint econom ically is t o fo r g e t gallon
price and figure costs by area covered and year» o f life.
S W P covers one-third more area than paints which are
cheaper per gallon. It lasts tw ice as long without repaint­
ing, so requires half the m a te ria l and costa half the labor
price (for painting and repainting).
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A m o n g th e v is ito rs w h o h e a rd G o v­
e rn o r D avis Tu esd ay noon w e re F re d
T . G eorge th e w e ll k n o w n m e rc h a n t.
W i l l C re a ry o f th e E cho N ew s, an d R .
B . S ta n fie ld o f th e B a n k o f E cho . R .
E . O r th , s u p e rin te n d e n t o f schools
a t S ta n fie ld was also present.
W ed n es­
M r . M c K e n z ie o f U m a t illa
H e r m is to n M o n d a y .
SWP cat» painting
How
M r . an d M rs. F r a n k T h o m a s a re
le a v in g to d ay fo r P o r tla n d a f te r a
tw o w eeks stay he're.
M r . Th o m as
is a fo rm e r H e rm is to n ra n c h e r.
M rs.
" W e W e ld A n y th in g bu t the B renh o f Day**
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HOUSE P A lfff; fM H
M a rc h 21.
L a d ie s w h o have a n y o f
th ese to c o n trib u te please ph on e th e
18. O ur
H e r b e r t H a ll w h o has been on th e c o m m lttte e b e fo re M a rc h
Too Much "Taboo."
sa le o f ve g etab le s an d flo w e r in g
sick lis t Is o u t a g a in .
W illia m visited grandm a, but was
p la n ts as w e ll aB li l l i e bulbs w i l l be
not p e rm itted to touch the breakab le
M r . and, M r s C. M
H en derso n h e ld A p r il 18.
a rtic le s I d th e bouse.
At the a rriv a l
M
rs.
H
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n
r
y
P
e
lm
u
ld
e
r,
-
m o to re d to P e n d le to n T u esd ay.
o f bla m oth er he sa id : " L e t’s go home,
M rs . J: T . H in k le .
-
ma.
E v e ry th in g In th is bouse la
■Sirs R e n a W a te rm a n ,
•don’t to u c h .'"
F . B. S w a y ze was a business v is it­
C o m m ittee .
o r "of P e n d le to n S a tu rd a y .
In
PENDLETON and PORTLAND '
S herwin - W il l ia m s
In
Payne.
T h e .O regon H o te l
W i r i R liik O f f e r * a t O u < E x p e « .n -
w as
A m o n g those re g is te re d a t local
ho tels a re th e fo llo w in g : A .V . W r ig h t
o f N a m p a , Id a ., H . R ic h a rd s , c ity ,
H e n r y R u s sell, c ity , E . W . M o n tg o m ­
e r y , P o r tla n d . M r . an d M rs. F re d
We serve the best to be had. All kinds of
sandwiches and a 'n r tl^ f f else you w ant a t m oder­
ate prices. E a t asp jti^h o r as little as you w ant.
FLOYD KNERR
large
N ic h o la s Codd o f S po kan e Is In
to w n th is w eek. M r . Codd Is p residen t
o f th e H e rm is to n L i g h t ft P o w e r
T . P . T o w n s e n d o f th e c re a m e ry co m p an y .
is in P o r tla n d on business.
A . W .:> d a m s o n o f th e P la y House
Is p la n n in g on a n o th e r lo c a tio n fo r
M r . a n d M rs . B e n n e tt o f U m a ­
h is U m a tilla shows a f te r J u ly 1. T h is
t i l l a w ere in H e rm is to n T u esd ay.
w i l l be In th e J. B. S w ltz le r b u ild in g ,
a t p re s e n t occupied b y th e U m a tilla
M iss E n id W a te rm a n o f E ch o spent
la u n d ry .
M r A dam son expects to f i t
th e w e e k -e n d in H e rm is to n .
up a n e at a t tr a c tiv e th e a tre w h ic h
w i l l h a v e th e b e n e fits o f b e in g dow n
M r. M u r p h y o f S ta n fie ld w as in
s ta in i an d o f b e in g c e n tr a lly located.
H e rm is to n S a tu rd a y .
T o m B eg an o f S ta n fie ld
H e rm is to n W ed n esd ay.
CITY M E A T M A R K E T
Two dooraeast
Or«. Hdwe Co.
a
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F re d C h e z lk was a business v ls lt-
'o r In P e n d le to n T h u rs d a y .
,
On F e b r u a r y 28 th e M o -A n n a clu b
m et a t th e hom e o f M iss F a n n ie
T o dd .
Meats that Make the M e a l-
svealng
g ro u p o f y o u n g fr ie n d s o f M rs M a r ­
r y W a n n s u rp ris e d h e r In h o n o r o f
h e r b irth d a y .
A f t e r th e u s u al good
tim e o f p la y in g In te r e s tin g games,
ia l n t y re fre s h m e n ts w ere served In ­
c lu d in g a la rg e b ir th d a y ca ke pro ­
dded by th e y o u n g fo lks.
A ll en-
(oyed a p le a s a n t e v e n in g , w is h in g
M rs. W a n n m a n y m o re h a p p y b ir t h ­
days.
Newt tland
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