The Hermiston herald., August 10, 1922, Image 4

THE IU5BM1STOH HERALD, HERMISTON, OTŒGOH.
Ihe next day.
K I N G S L E Y ’S
E R M I6 T O N 'S
Sugar
H O U S E
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O F
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Q U A L IT Y
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A N D
S E R V IC E "
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O ccur«M M ef In ter« .! Gleaned lit r e
and Tbare A bout (be City and
Neighborhood
$8.50
White Wonder Soap, 22 bars LOO
Sardines
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.05
Toilet Paper, 20 rolls
Chehalis. Wash., are on their way
to Join Mr. Forner in Knox, N. D.
Dr. an d Mrs. F. V. P rim e sn d and expect to remain there for the
children retu rn ed from a m otor trip next year.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
■ BREVITIES ■
1.00
Matches, Red Stick
.05
Macaroni, 3 pounds
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Rice, 3 pounds
. .25
.25
Fresh V eg eta b les Every D ay
Phone 171
BIBLE LECTURE
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The Great Judgment Day Here”
M illions now liv in g will n e v e r die
S. H . T A L T J IA N , S P E A K E R
A t th e H e rm is to n A u d ito riu m A u g u s t 18
8:00 P. M.
S e a ts F vee
All In v ite d
N o C o llectio n
to Salem and N ew port. They were
gone «bout four weeks and w ere ac­
From F illm ore, C alifornia, cam e O.
com panied on th e ir tr ip by Miss S. W hite and wife w ith th e ir three
G eorgiana Briggs.
children. Oline, R u th and June. They
have been to u rin g the w estern coast
O G. S apper and fam ily are ex and Oregon .
pected home th is evening from Sea
side.
W. W. S h a ira rd an d sons, F rancis
and E ugene, of W illow s, Oregon and
M. O. S h arrard of Snohom ish, W ash.,
called on th eir b ro th e r, Fred, of the
Oregon hotel th e firs t of the we-tk.
T his is th e firs t tim e in over 25 years
Itoss N ew port w as in tow n T h u rs
the th ree b ro th ers have been to g e.h - day.
er,
H enry Pelm uljier from Pendleton
is h an d lin g the telephone w ork a t
the local office d u rin g the absence
of his bro th er. Jay, w ho is ta k in g a
sh o rt vacation from his duties. ’
S atu rd ay ut last week Mr. and Mrs.
I Geo. Strohm , Mrs. A nna Strohm and
Mrs. H ughes left for a m otor trip
to Hood R iver and Eagle Creek. They
retu rn ed Tuesday noon. They spent
much tim e In fishing and rep o rt m e
trip in all a very pleasant one.
The young people of Columbia
held a p a rty on the law n of th e Fox
Miss F anny Todd retu rn ed Sunday
ranch F rid ay evening of la st week.
from an autom obile trip to C aliforn
A bout tw en ty w ere presen t. Gaines
ia. She accom panied Dr. and Mrs.
w ere played and refresh m en ts nerved.
H olt of P- ndieton. Miss Todd is
sister of Mrs. Holt. They w ere gone
R. E. M itchell and wjfe left S un­
about six weeks as the doctor a t­
day by au to for P o rtla n d to a tte n d '
tended the O steopathic convention
B uyers’ week in com pany w ith Mr. in Los Angeles.
Keescy of the B lum auer P ra n k D rug
company.
L ittle W ilm a W augam an had it
nairow escape from drow ning e.t the
E a rl K ingsley left Monday evening
beach a t Cold S prings last Sunday
to be in atten d an ce a t B uyers’ week
when she got beyond h e r depth in
in P o rtlan d .
the sw ift curent, R. A Brownson
w ent to the rescue in a row boat
C. L. Lowe and d a u g h te r left Mon­
and quickly brought her ashore.
day for P o rtlan d . Mr. Lowe u n til
recently was engaged in th e res­
Mrs. Sam Rodgers left Tuesday
ta u ra n t business here.
m orning on No. 1 for San Jose, Cal.
She w ilt visit there for a tim e w ith
W illiam C ran d all of A shland, Ore­
Mr. R odgers relatives and la te r go
gon, came Friday evening for a vis­
to Colville, near Sacram ento. She ex­
it a t th e home of liis p aren ts, Mr.
pects to be gone about a m onth.
and Mrs. C. II. C ran d all. Mr. C ran-
all look up th e practice of m edicine
Mr. and Mis. Ed. Joslyn. of Twin
in Medford two years ago and reports
Falls, Idaho visited T hursday la s t a t
hi» progress as very satisfactory.
the J._ D. W aghorn home. They are
'1'hcy came overland in a Dodge car.
trav elin g by auto. Tile Joslyns were
form er residents here, residing on the
H. M. C uller, H erm iston rancher,
W estern Land & Irrig a tio n com p­
was tra n sa c tin g business a t the coun­
an y 's project.
ty seat F riday.
COLUMBIA
NEWS NOTES
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Mrs E dna W ooton and sm all son
re tu rn e d home Suaduy m orning from
a visit w ith frien d s and relatives
In th e valley.
Mrs. Wm. S anders of E agle Creek,
Oregon is enjoying a visit nt the
h o m e of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
W . 11. Simmons.
Miss V iola B ennet te tu rn e d S at- I
ttrday from K ent, Oregon, w here Ehe
hue been th e pa t tw o m onths.
Roy Rogers and fam ily expect t i l
leave soon for Kelso, W ash., w h e r e ;
Mr. Rogers has w ork. T h eir farm
i’t litis section ha3 been ren ted to
M. II. B ennett who has lived on l i e
It. C. C hallise place th e p ast year.
O REGON H ARDWARE &
T he F arm B ureau m eeting w hich
w as to have Ueen held last S atu r-
dad evening a t Colum bia school was
postponed u n til more of th e farm
Bureau m em bers have re tu rn e d from
th e ir vacations. The m eeting w ill be
held a t llie school house F rid ay eve­
ning, A ugust 18.
IMPLEMENT QO.
OLYMPIC SCRATCH FEED
at $3.25 Per Sack
Jessie Wt-.uga.man spent from F ri­
day u n til Tuesday v isitin g w ith Jan e
W arn er in H erm iston.
This is quality feed made from the very best grain and seeds
scientificly compounded. All grain and seeds are cleaned. All
flour after grinding is taken out—No waste in this feed.
Compare the quality and you will readily see the economy in
its use.
C. A. K eller has had a crew a t
w ork m aking some im provem ents ia
th e school yard. P a in ters have been
t t s y p a in tin g and kaisom ining, g e t.
ing th e building in shape for the
fall term of school.
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Mr. and Mis. Kellogg e n tertain ed
Bessie H am m er is visiting relatives
F. E. H oisington was a P endleton
all the Camp Sherm an cam pers a t
F reew ater th is m onth.
visitor F rid ay last.
a picnic supper W ednesday evening
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at th e ir borne. R oasting w einers and
Ja n e W arn er visited a t th e W aug- ’
Mr. and Mis. Jam es O. Jay and
m arshm allow s were the special a t ­ anian homo W ednesday.
baby daughtei* were Sunday visitors tractio n s
We do not give a five per cent discount, but our everyday
a t the home of Mr. Ja y 's parents,
prices as compared with others arc uniformly lower
Mrs. J. II. Reid and B arb ara re­
Mr. and Mrs Isaac Jay.
The p a rty consisting of Mr. and tu rn ed from a t n day’s v isit in G ar­
Mrsw J. K .Sliotw ell and d aughters, field, W ednesday m orning.
Mr. and Mrs. T. S liroder of Van-
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. Em ily and D orothy and Mrs. C. W.
couver, M ath ., have been v isitin g a t
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Kellogg re tu rn e d last week a fte r
tlic J. D. Waghorn home leaving last
several weeks vacation a t Camp S her­
Bolling Beef ....... ................... 10c
Friday by au to to co n tin u e th e ir trip
Pork Chops ...
................30c
man n ear S u ttle Lake,
w hich w ill take them th ro u g h Spok­
Pot R oast ........................... 1 7 t i c
Lamb Chops .
......- ........ 25c
ane.
S irloin and T Bono ........... 25o
W einers .........
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................ 25c
Round Stcuk ......................... 25c
Bologna .........
...............20c
Mr. and Mrs. F P. P hipps left in
Shoulder S teak
...........
20c
Minced Ilanr
th eir car S atu rd ay Inst, expecting * THOSE WHO STOP AT HEKM - ♦
.................... 25c
P ork S ausage ......20c, 2 for 35c
ISTOM AUTO CAMP
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to be gone for a sh o rt to u r down the >
Bacon ..............
H am bu rg .......... 20c, 2 for 36c
.30 and 35c
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P o rk S teak ............................26c
Home Cured Boston B utts 35c
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From R ichm ondville, New York,
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Chezik, Elsie
S. & H.
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i R ichards, M argaret N eary, Lueile cam e Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Reese and
Green
Stamp* W ith
Sullivan and Melba C ullahan left Mr. and Mis. A B. Reese, who sto p ,
Every
S atu rd ay afternoon on a m otor trip p t d here Tuesday evening. They a te
Purchase
I n c re a s e y o u r b u tte r -
now on th eir way to San Diego, Cal.
to P o rtlan d : nd V ancouver.
and expect to be th ere for an extend­
f a t o u tp u t. A ll d a ir y ­
Rev. J. K. Munittn and Mr. and ed time. The R eises have traveled
m e n re a liz e t h a t a
I Mrs. Le«> Gritybeal and four children over 4700 m iles and made the trip
SIKEY & HENDERSON, Prop..
cow g iv e s m ilk in p ro ­
; re tu rn e d S atu rd ay from a h u ckle. in a Ford car. They report th e trip
I b erry picking excursion w hich took a very pleasant one and th a t a Ford
p o rtio n to th e fo o d
1 B M B B ■ Bi ■ H B B B I I B B B B X litem about 1C miles above Meacham. is alrig h t, for it caused no trouble
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n d c a re g iv en h e r.
Due to a h-avy frost w hich caused nt all, “ Leave It to th e F o rd .’’
The cow’s worst enemy now is
(he b erries lo fall off tliey only got
the fly. Keeping the flies off your
Mrs. C orner and four children.
about a pin t.
cows now will pay you a big profit
Joseph, Lilly, H arold and R ena of
by increasing the milk and butter
Soren Jensen re ,tin te d Mot,day
fat.
from Helix w here he hits been the
U se D r. H e ss F ly
past four weeks w orking in (ho liar-
Echo, Oregon
vest fields.
C h a s e r once o r tw ice
Here are some of our regular
Everyday prices
Good Price
Sid Saylor f U m atilla was a bual-
i liens v isito r in H erm iston Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd K ncrr left last
Sunday for a m otor trip to Portland
and S eattle. They exptvi to he gone
a week
T h e S u p e rio r P ro d u c t o f Scientific M illing
M akes B e tte r B read
T ry a S ack
DEALERS IN GRAIN AND FEED
. ..The H erm iston A uto Co. reports
the sale of a Ford to u rin g ear last
week to Ben Jury of B u tte r Creek.
to keep in mind the
fact that in addition to
printing this news­
paper v/e do job work
of any kind. When
in need of anything
in this line be sure
a d ay . G ive, th e old
f a ith f u l cow
g rea t
re lie f a n d c o m fo rt.
10 Sacks Sugar - $8.00
(That we will sell on Saturday morning before 9 o’clock)
10 Sacks Sugar - $8.25
(That we will sell on Saturday between the hours of 9 and 12)
After 12 Noon, $8.50 per sack
W e a r e h e a d q u a r te r s fo r
FR ESH V E G E T A B L E S A N D FRUITS
W h e n in o u r s to r e if you d o n ’t see w h a t you w a n t
a s k f o r it. W e in v ite one a n d all to m a k e a p u r ­
c h a se , a s o u r m o tto is “ s a tis fa c tio n g u a ra n te e d .”
U m Pr. U s *’ Fly Chaser
Sold in one-b If and one gallon
can», $ 1.25 and $2
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THE PLAY HOUSE
Hermiston Market & Grocery
“ The West Side Eat Shop”
Htrm islon, Oregon
A. E. M orrison, who has been Blok
for the past th ree m onths, a t his
ranch home n orth of H erm iston, con­
tinues to im prove very slowly.
Jam es Morrison expects to leave
for P o rtlan d Sunday for an indefi­
n ite stay.
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Echo Flour Mills
M A N U FA CTU RERS OF-
t h a t m o n ey can b u y a re p rin te d by T he
H e ra ld . W e b u y th e b e s t sto c k we
c a n g e t a n d do th e b e s t w o rk . A nd
th e p rice is th e lo w est, q u a lity con-
sid e re d .
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CITY MEAT MARKET
We Want Yon
H e r m isto n Produce &
“ The Best o f
Supply Co. Good
Service"
“ The Best o f
Good Service’ '
i THE BEST BUTTER WRAPPERS
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We handle only merchandise of realiable quality, the matter
of cheapness in first price is never considered in this store.
Quality, is our motto, at reasonable prices.
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T H E S T O R E W IT H T H E B L U E F R O N T
1 he Hermiston Herald--$2.00
SUBSCRIBE N O W
Vayno G uid an e of P endleton was a
visitor in H erm iston last Tuesday.
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C. E. Guodlin of U m atilla is one
of th e la te st p u rrh a se ts of a Ford
lo u rin g c ar from (he H erm iston Au­
to t'o.
WHILE THEY LAST
We will give free to each person
over 18 years of age one genuine
KEEN KUTTER RAZOR
with a cash purchase of $1 or over
in addition to our regular discount
Limited to one Razor to a person.
Be sure and get
yours before they are all gone.
SAPPERS’ INC.
(A few piece, of $1 29 Aluminum 5.1« .till to be had He w ell window
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1MPI.EMF.NTS
R A D IO O U T F IT S
F U R N IT U R E
EL E C T R IC A L C O N T R A C T IN G
ELLIOTT DEXTER in
"THE WITCHING H O UR”
Miss Doris Swayxe left Tuesday
m orning for P ortland w here she will
be a guest of Miss E ldora Kingsley
of th at city. She exp«cts to be gone
about a week
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SU N D A Y
H. A. Mr-Keen re u rn ed Monday
evening from P ortland w here lie haa
been receiving medical treat m t lit for
lhe p ast week.
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Mrs. C. S. M- N aught anil son Allen J
retu rn ed Sunday a fte r h av in g spent
several weeks a t B ingham Springs.
Nancy and Jon Mr-Naught rem ained
th ere for several more days and w(ll
(hen re tu rn w ith Mr. and Mrs. A. E.
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PAUL WEGENER in
(G u a ra n te e d f o r th r e e y e a rs )
“THE GOLEM”
p a rty consisting of Mra.
Phelps. Dick and D orothy H itt and
Mrs. Carl Voyen and son who have
been spending th e ir v acation al Ring-
ham S prings for the past tw o weeks B
retu rn ed Sunday.
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DOUGLAS MacLEAN in
F. B. Swayxe made a business trip
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