THE IIEBMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON,
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S a r d i n e s .................................05
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Matches, Red Stick
.05
Macaroni, 3 pounds
.25
Rice, 3 pounds
.25
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Mrs. Hemingway, an instructor at
the Pendleton Normal School spent
the week-end with Mrs. Waterman
and family. Mrs. Hemingway form
erly was a college room-mate of Mrs.
Waterman's
Occur« a c e , o f
Gleaned Here
and There A bout th e City and
Neighborhood
White Wonder Soap, 22 bars 1.00
Toilet Paper, 20 rolls
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL
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$8.30
Sugar
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BEEF, PORK, MUTTON, VEAL,
FRIERS AND FOWLS
D avison’s Portland Bread
FRESH EVERY DAY
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G reen
Stamps With
Every
Purchase
C ITY M E A T M A R K E T
S1KEY & HENDERSON, Prop,.
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Mrs. Lee Parker and Mrs. Percey
! were guests of Mrs. E. E. Colant of
; Stanfield Thursday of last week.
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M ANUFACTURERS OF
High G rade P atent
B lu e S t e m F lo u r
The Superior Product of Scientific Milling
Makes Better Bread
Try a Sack
DEALERS IN G RAIN A N D FEED
ANOTHER DROP
-in price-
On Pennsylvania Tires and T ubes
30x3-$10.15 30x3’~$11.95 32x3' -$15.00
Other sizes iti proportion
K N ER R ’S R EPA IR SH O P
2 5 P er C en t O ff
on all
O il S to v e s an d
Ice C ream F r ee z e r s
For the W eek o f July 14 to 2 0
inclusive
Above applies to cash purchases
only
Due to lateness of season, we will also make some
special prices on Oil Stoves for monthly piyment
sales, and there are no better Oil Sioves to be had
than our Karogas and Auto Feed Oil Stoves
S A P P E R S ’ IN C .
(A few piece. of $1 .29 A lum in um Sale »till to
HARDW ARE
FURNITURE
IMPLEMENTS
be had
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Mrs F .P. Phelps, Dick and Doro-
Ihy Hitt, Mrs. Curl Voycn and son,
left Saturday for Bingham Springs,
where they will spend several weeks
vacation.
Miss Martha Winslow arrived in
Hermiston Saturday lo spend a two
weeks vacation at the home of her
parents, Mr. und Mrs. J. A. Winslow.
Miss Winslow is taking (lie nursos
training course nt the Deaconess
hospital in Spokane, and has been
there for the past year.
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W e have 2 5 sacks Pure Cane
Bring in Your
Films
S u gar.on Sale Saturday at
$ 8 .2 5 C ash
Lots of good things to eat at Right Prices
Hermiston Market & Grocery
“ The West Side Eat Shop”
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Î THE BEST BUTTER WRAPPERS S
T o use a slang expres-
sion:
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For Kodak
that money can buy are printed by The
Herald. We buy the best stock we
can get and do the best work. And
the price is the lowest, quality con
sidered.
P rice I P rice
of P r i n t
Film |E h < h
.25 1 .03
127 Vest Pocket
.25 .03
117 No. 1 Brownie
.25 .04
120|No. 2 Brownie
.30 .05
116!2 A Brownie
1162 A Brownie
.30 .05
or 1 A Kodak
118 No. 3 Kodak or
Brownie Kodak .45 .05
.45 .05
130 2 C Kodak
122 3 A Kodak-
.551 .05
poet card size
Developing Films
Roll of 6 or 8 .................. 10 cents
Roll of 10 or 12
____ 15 cents
Glossy Prints ........... 2 cents extra
M itchell D rug Co.
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THEY WILL NOT BLOAT
During the past week many tests have been made
with the
MINER ANTIBLOAT HALTER
All purchasers are satisfied. The demand will be
great. Get your orders in early in order that
early delivery may be assured.
S ee O. C. Y oung, R esident A gen t
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
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NOTICE TO FORD OWNERS
Admission for this show will be 15-40c
A. F. Belsse and family returned
from Bingham Springs last Monday,
where they have been for the past
week They were accompanied by Mr,
Belsses father and his neice, Helen
K logger,
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Dr. II. V. Prime and family and
Georgiana Briggs left Sunday morn
ing by auto for Newport, where they
will spend several weeks vacation.
A special meeting of the Rebekah
lodge was held this last Friday eve
ning. as Mrs. McMayen, the state
president was here. She has been in
the county for some time visiting the
lodges in different towns. Grand
Master S F. Bowman, and Grand
Chaplain Reeves of the Oddfellows
were also present at the meeting.
A delightful lunch was also served.
Have You Visited the Market
and Grocery on the
W esf Side?
“ W e ’re there a t the
Mrs. M. Duty expects to leave
finish.”
J about August 1 for California to
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spend several months with her OUR PRICES TOR PRINTING AND
daughter.
DEVELOPING ARE
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F. 0. Swayze, E. P. Dodd. H. M.
Straw, J. K. Shotwcll and families
made up n party which left Monday
by autos for a tour through Central
Oregon. They will first visit the con
struction camp at Sisters, where
Frank Swayze and Donald Shotwcll
are employed. And then will spend
the remainder of their vacation at
Suttle Lake.
IM PLEM ENT C 2 :
NOTICE
Miss Melba Callahan and Miss El
sie Richards returned from Portland
Sunday after an absence of five
weeks. During her stay Miss Melba
took Aesthetic Dancing instructions
daily from Mile. Gammie, a former
member of the famous Russian Im
perial Ballet. Miss Callahan's Photo
graph was also in the society column
of the Oregonian Tuesday, July 18.
Mrs. J. O. Ingran and two child
ren are here for a few weeks visit
Mr and Mrs. J. P. Brann from To
at the J. T. Hinkle home. Mrs. Ing- ledo, Ohio are on their way to Port
han Is a sister of Mrs. Hinkle.
land and will also visit many places
along the cogst. They say that they
J. L. Waller and family returned like the west fine and may make
Friday from Bingham Springs where their future home in Oregon.
they have spent the last ten days.
From Colorado Springs, Colo, came
F A. Givan, assistant county R. L, Hewitt and wife, who stopped
agent, was in Hermiston Friday and here Wednesday evening gnd are on
ussisted with the shipping of new their way to tour the Pacific coast.
potatoes to various points in the
northwest. Ten thousand lugs were
Alone, came J. R. Reeder who is
shipped.
homeward bound for Los Ángeles.
Miss Ethel Eperson spent the
week-end in this city at the home
of Mr .and Mrs. P. B. Siscel.
O REGON H A R D W A R E &
This is to notify my friends and
patrons that I will be out of my of
fice until August. Any mail will
reach me at the Clinic at College of
Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons,
Los Angeles, Calif ,
43-tfc.
Dr. W. W. Illsley.
The Hermiston Creamery Co. In
Mrs Louis Sikey who is visiting
'n Walla Walia since last Wednes* forms us that there is a one cent
advance in both the butter market
day Is expected home today.
and butterfat, which makes the price
Harry McMillan returned from of butterfat 44c net at the Hermis
Pendleton Friday where he accomp- ton Creamery.
! anied his father who has been con-
Mrs. Newman, Miss Katherine
, suiting Dr. Wainscott in regard to
Short and Mr, and Mrs. Chezik were
an ailment.
guests at the Callahan home Wed
S. L. Carson was a business visit nesday evening.
or to Pendleton Saturday last.
Echo Flour Mills
Mr. and Mrs F. J. Prann left last
Tuesday morning by auto for Hood
River and Portland. They will spend
about two weeks at the home of their
daughter, Mrs. R. E. Hobbs, in Port
land.
Under the heading "Work of the
Anton Vey, an extensive sheep
Reclamation Service front the Stand
point of the Water Users" in the raiser, and his wife of Butter Creek
Reclamation Record this month, is were Hermiston visitors, Wednesday.
an article on the Umatilla project
Enid Waterman spent the week
written by E. P. Dodd.
end at her home in this city.
Tom Marxen reports a fair at
Herbert Hall is employed at the
tendance and a good time at tho
Saturday night dance of last week. Neil & Barker garage.
Save Money—Buy for Cash
Sunday evening C. W. Gale and
sister arrived here from Chicago and
are enroute to Claremount, Californ
ia. They have been touring for the
past four weeks and have covered
nearly 4000 miles of territory Their
most interesting stop was Yellow
stone park where they spent about
a week visiting the beautiful scenic
places.
W. J Warner and family, and his
Clifford Sifton of Portland. Ore father W. H. Warner, left Sunday
gon. wan the guest of Mr, and Mrs. for a few weeks vacation at Sea
H. M. Shilling on Friday 14 Mr. side.
Sifton is associated with the Log
Cabin Products Co. of St. Paul,
Frank Ralph returned last week
Minn.
from Bingham Springs where he has
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: been visiting his wife and children
Mr. and Mrs. Linwood Foster of who are spending the summer there.
Billings, Montana spent a few days:
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Geo. J. Toulouse, wife and five
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. M.
H. A. McKeen returned home Mon. children spent Sunday evening and
Schilling. Mrr. Foster and Mrs. day evening from Portland where he all day Monday here. They said that
this was one of the finest and neat
Schilling are sisters.
has: been for several days.
est camps they had stopped at on
H. M. Bickel, Examiner of Ac-
Newton E. Warriner made a busl- their way here. The Toulouse family
counts, U. S. Reclamation Service ness trip to La Grande Monday, and are from Spokane and are on their
way to California and will be gone
whose headquarters are in Yakima, returned the same day.
for several weeks.
Washington, spent a few days at the
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local office on official business.
I Julian Morfitt was surprised Tues-
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day morning when his brother,
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Ellsworth are
Charles llogard of Stanfield was a James Morfitt. and his sister. Mrs. hound for their former home in Dav
business visitor in Hermiston Tues I. Oliver of Boise, Idaho, stopped for enport, Iowa. They have lived in
a short visit on their way to Browns Portland for the past two years, but
day.
ville. Oregon by auto. They expect to do not intend to return to Oregon.
Earl Kingsley left Monday by return for a longer stay at the Mor.
J. E. Newman, wife and son, who
auto for Redmond, Oregon. He ex- fltt home in several weeks.
have been visiting friends in Seattle
pects to be gone about ten days and
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will visit at the home of Mr. and
Sheriff Zoeih Houser of Pendle- for the past winter are now on their
Mrs. N. A. Burdick where his wife ton was In Hermiston Tuesday on way io their home in Griggsville,
Illinois by the way of Yellowstone
has been for the past two weeks.
business.
Park.
James Todd left Sunday for Palo
Monday's Portland Telegram con-
Alto, California, where he will be tains a column and one-half article
From Astoria came Mr. and Mrs.
in business. His wife and baby ex- on the Miner Anti-bloat Halter, with R. C. Hilliard and son Ivan, who
pect to leave here and join him in illustrations. This is the halter that are not Just sure where they are go
several weeks, and they will make is being demonstrated in this district ing but expect to spend the summer
their future home in that city.
by Messrs Miner and Young.
touring Oregon ai^l Washington.
Carl Stewart is visiting at the
home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
R. A. Stewart, northeast of town. He
has been located In Iowa for some
lime past.
A ll K in d s o f F resh M e a ts
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after hia tour through Yellowstone
Park and to the Atlantic coast. He
reports a very pleasant and beauti
ful trip.
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G LO R IA S W A N S O W IN
“D O N T TELL
EVERYTHING ”
If you will bring your Ford or Fordson block
in to us we will have it rebored by Expert Ford
Mechanics at the Portland Branch at a cost to
you of $5.00. This covers all charges and will
secure for you a first class job in every partic
ular.
New Storage Battery Only
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WEDNESDAY
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Why pay more than Ford prices for these things?
Green corn and beans are on the
local market this week Home grown
apricots have also made their ap
pearance. hut not In large quantities
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