T R k HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON.
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been to u rin g for th e paat five weeka,
u they »topped for »ome ttm « a t the
Y ellow stone P ark .
K I N G S L E Y ’S
H t R M I g T Q N ' t H O U » I Q F Q U A L IT Y A N D g I R V I C t "
P H O N E 171
Slashing R edu ctions in
GROCERIES
Sugar
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. $8.70
White Wonder Soap, 22 bars 1.00
S a r d i n e s ................................. OS
Toilet Paper, 20 rolls
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1.00
Matches, Red Stick
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. .05
Macaroni, 3 pounds
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. .25
Rice, 3 pounds
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. .25
Ladies
Tailored
Blouses
$8.50 numbers cut
to • • • $ 5 .5 0
$10 numbers cut ,
T ra n sfe r ) ’ D R E S S
$ 7 .0 0
to
10503^4
3CBO
$11 numbers cut
ST A N D A R D
$ 7 .5 0
to
D ESIG N ER
PATTERNS $14 numbers cut
w ith THE EELROBE
$ 9 .0 0
to
Mr. and Mrs. P au l R. Moore and
tw o children of E n te rp rise a re on
th e ir way to E ugene w here they will
m ake th e ir fu tu re home.
Prom C edar R apids, Iow a came L,
B. C alder, w ife and th req children,
who a re on th e ir way to Los Angeles,
Calif. They have been to u rin g for the
past tw o weeks.
Ball M asons
te l
S e a lin g
M ason
P in ts
Q u a r ts
and
E conom y
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.
$1.00
1.25
Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Gosney who
have visited a t Seaside and M arsh
field, Ore. for the past week stopped
here T uesday evening on th e way to
th e ir home in D ayton, W ash.
S elf Sealing
M asons
Ja rs
Q u a rts $1.40
Q u a r ts
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H a lf G allon
1-2 G al $1.75
.
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$1.25
1.60
cen ts
a do zen
Children’s Shoes in L ace
or Button
Brown C alf, Rubber
H eel
School O xfords
$6.00
the
B row n C alf
Girls
I affairs.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
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Occurence« of Interost Gleaned Hero
and There About the City and
Neighborhood
C. O. B acheller, th e oil m an re
tu rn ed Sunday from P o rtlan d w here
he has been for th e p ast week, a t
ten d in g to business m atters.
E. P. Dodd spent Monday n t tho
county seat, looking a fte r business
w ith frien d s and relatives. He re
tu rn ed S nturday m orn in g to take up
Miss A da Soneson re tu rn e d S un his w ork in H eppner.
day from a two week’s v isit w ith
friends and relatives in P o rtlan d .
Mr. and Mis. C. S. McNs tig h t re
turn ed T hursday of la st week from
T he m eeting of th e C om m unity a m otor trip to S eattle and P ortland.
club planned for Septem ber 6 th has
been postponed u n til Septem ber 19
W. L. B lessing and fam ily re tu rn
due to rep airs being made a t th e li ed Monday from a tw o w eek’s m otor
b rary . Club m em bers will please note trip to P o rtlan d and Seaside.
th is change of plans.
Dr. and Mrs. H olt of Pendleton
Dewey P ayne spent several days visited in H erm iston last week end
In H erm iston th is laHt week v isitin g as guests of Mrs. H o lt’s p aren ts, Mr.
and Mrs. R. C. Todd.
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Mr. and Mrs, F. A. Chezik and
Melba C allahan spent S atu rd ay and
Sunday a t L ehm an Hot Springs.
Bacon Chunks in ,b,°o"‘2 Ib’ 2 5 c pound
Boston Butts, 3 0 c a pound
Boiling M eat, 10c a pound
FOR S A T U R D A Y O NLY
II. J. S tillin g s, a P oland China
breeder who lives in (he Colum bia
d istrict sold ten big type bred sows
to Don P ru itt of S tanfield. Mr.
P r u itt owns a lurge ran ch th ere
w hich has been rented to Jam es
Mend. They are p lan n in g to go Into
th e hog raisin g business on a large
scale. Mr. S tillin g s nlso sold a bred
sow to IL H. W eston, of Boardm an
15c lb.
S. A H.
G reen
Stamp* With
Every
Purchase
CITY M EA T M ARK ET
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Mr. and Mrs. A. W. P urdy, and
Mrs. Ju lian M orfltt and d au g h ter,
B etty, accom panied by Mr3. A. E.
Robb, left early Sunday m im in g for
Spokune. W hile th ere Mr. P urdy will
be w ith a sister whom lie h as not
seen for 16 years. They all expert
to re tu rn w ith in th e next week or
ten days.
KEEN K U T T E R R A Z O R
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.
SA P P E R S’ INC.
(A few piece, of $1.29 Aluminum Sale .till to be bed—see west window
HARDWARE
IMPLEMENTS
RADIO OUTFITS
FURNITURE
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING
Tam s a re now in o rd er and vre c a rry th e C elebrated Fleischers
y arn s in k n itted w orsted Raxony an d the silk and wool quality.
H e r m is to n Produce &
"T he B est o f
The Best o f
Supply Co. “ Good
Good Service”
Service"
W ann rendered a piano solo, and
M argaret W aterm an also played.
M arciel W ells gave some piano selec
tions and also a dance, ‘‘B u tte rfly ”
w hich w as perform ed on the law n.
Mrs. W ells gave several of her de
lig h tfu l songs, p u n ch w as served
by Mrs. W ann on the law n and la t
er Mrs. M itchell served ices in the
d in in g room.
Butierfat
Bringing
Good Price
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H e ra ld .
W e b u y th e b e s t sto c k
c a n g e t a n d do th e b e s t w o rk .
th e p ric e is th e lo w e st, q u a lity
sid e re d .
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H erm iston M arket & G rocery
S A Y S --
The cow’s worst enemy now is
the fly. Keeping the flies off your
cows now will pay you a big profit
by increasing the milk and butter
fat.
Mrs. J. T. H inkle and dau g h ter,
F rances m otored to P endleton T ues
day re tu rn in g the sam e evening.
Mr. and Mrs. If. D. Edm onds and
tw o children, H arold ’and Dorothy
o f C ulbertson, M ontana a re on th e ir
way to Glendule, Cnl . to visit friends
and relatives. The Edm onds huva
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f a t o u tp u t. A ll d a ir y
m en re a liz e t h a t a
cow g iv e s m ilk in p ro
p o rtio n to th e fo o d
a n d c a re g iv e n h e r.
C harles W ebber left th is m orning
to re tu rn to his home in P ortland.
He has been In H erm iston for the
p ast year and assisted H. K. Dean
a t the E xperim ent F arm .
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: THE BEST BUTTER WRAPPED
I f i t ’s f r u i t j a r s , c a p s o r r u b b e rs t h a t you
n e e d , w e h a v e ’e m . P ric e s re d u c e d u n til s to c k is
c o m p le te ly sold o u t on a ll ja r s .
U se D r. H e ss F ly
C h a s t r o n c e o r tw ic e
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.
We have ju st a few crates of Early Crawford peaches
on hand, so you will have to hurry.
Good things to eat in the line o" grocer ■■ ■ m’e ats and
vegetables at all times.
Give us a call and be convinced, for we are here to
serve you.
Use Dr. Hess’ Fly Chaser
Sold in one-half and one gallon
can«, $1.25 and $2
Remember, “ Satisfaction Guaranteed.” ’
---- FOR SALE BY-----
M
itchell
D
rug
Hermiston Market & Grocery
C o .
“ The West Side Eat Shop’’
Hermisten, Oregon
T H E S T O R E W IT H T H E B L U E F R O N T
s
7 lie Hermiston
Herald—$2.00
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F R ID A Y a n d S A T U R D A Y
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W ILLIAM S. H A R T
“ T h e W h istle”
P a r a m o u n t M ag azin e
SU N D A Y
J. T. H inkle left Tuesday m orn
ing for a trip to P o rtlan d and ex
pects to re tu rn in a few days.
“S en tim en tal T o m m y ”
W ith G a re th H u g h e s , M abel T a lia fe rro , M ay M cA voy
M ack S e n n e tt C om edy
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Voelker, P a u l
ine and Leonard arriv ed in H erm is
ten th e early p art of th e week. They
w ill v isit w ith frien d s here for sever
al days before going to Helix,
LABOR D A Y S P E C IA L — Monday and Tuesday
“Q u een O ’ T h e T urf”
A lbert K ennings ts in E n terp rise
v isitin g a t the home of Mr. and Mrs
A W Adamson. He w ill re tu rn home
In tim e for school Monday.
A G r e a t D ra m a o f th e T u r f
B O Y S G e t Y o u r C ap s F R E E
T here w ill be services at th e
B aptist church Sunday m orning.
Sunday school a t 10. Rev. G. L. H all
of McMInvltle w ill preach. E very
body welcome.
Mra. T. S. Townsend nnd h er
d au g h ter, Mrs. Ione Townsend W ells
e n tertain ed at a d elig h tfu l afternoon
W ednesday. August 30 a t th eir home
About 20 ladies called. Several m us
ical num ber« w ere enjoyed, Mrs.
TH E P L A Y H O U SE
IN
Miss Ruby Scott left S atu rd ay of
iBHt week for W yoming. Miss Scott
will be gone th is next y ear as she
h«R the position as a prim ary teach -
cr In a school there.
We will give free to each person
over 18 years of age one genuine
You should see th e Aee Caps fo r th e Boys in all th e popular
colors .Ju st th e th in g for school.
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SI KEY & HENDERSON, Prop..
W HILE TH EY LA ST
The season fo r O utings w ill soon be here and we are prepared
to m eet your re g u la r needs in the 27 inch and yard -vide clo hs.
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Miss Zona Bensel en tertain ed i
Alvin S m ith of th e P o u ltry Supply
num bor of h er friends a t a d elig h t
f il l
luncheon
p arty
W ednesday. Co. w as in P endleton on business
W ednesday.
Those present w ere M argaret N eary,
Leonore Dyer, Mary C urrie, A rloulne
Other News of This Department
Robinson. K atherine F oust of P o rt
On Page Three
land, Melba C allahan and th e h o st
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ess.
N ice Juicy P ot R oasts
G IN G H A M S
In th e new fall p a tte rn s hnd a t p o p u lar prices, 25c to 75c. You
w ill find a w ider range of p a tte rn s and qualities.
H erm iston Lodge No. :
138 A F. & A. M.
^ ^ T e g ttla r m eeting T ubs - ;
v lay . Sept 5 th
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' portant.
¡I’lease atten d .
By order W. M.
$4.00
for
IM PLEM ENT C a
Decided Im provem ent w as added to
the ap pearance of M ain stre e t th is
week w hen th e business men w ith
hoes and rakes cleaned up the ac
cum ulated papers and weeds along
th e stre e t and around th e buildings
E veryone agrees th a t it looks m uch j
b e tte r an d w ill also look m ore a t- '
tractiv e and pleasing to th e m any
to u rists and trav elers w ho pass
th ro u g h here.
T he com m ercial club decided re
cently to have the h itc h in g posts '
which a re n e a r K ingsley’s store re- \
moved as soon as possible. T his w ill
"ho doubt be of some inconvience to
our farm ers, hut th ey w ill agree as
to the m uch b e tte r ap pearance this
stre e t w ill give w ith out these posts, j
School Shoes
$4.50
O R EG O N H A R D W A R E &
BUSINESS MEN CLEAN
STREETS THIS WEEK
Jelly Glasses
70
N o m a t te r w h a t y o u
h av e or w h a t you m ay
b u y y o u w ill e v e n tu a lly
p u rc h a s e a D e L a v a l
S e p a ra to r, so w h y n o t b e
s a tis fie d fro m th e b e g in
n in g . C om e in a n d le t u s
sh o w y o u th e D e L a v a l
lin e o f S e p a ra to rs a n d
M ilk in g M ach in es.
Mr. and Mrs. P e try S m ith and tw o
d a u g h te is of P o rtlan d have been a t
th e auto cam p since M onday m o rn ,
tug. T hey a re som ew hat p lan n in g
to locate here and w ant to purchase
a farm .
F r e s h V e g e ta b le s E v e r y D ay
W id e m o u th
S e lf
LAVAL
Prom C hew ehah, W ashington came
O. D. D raper, w ife and th re e child
ren, w ho stayed here Monday evening
They arp on th e ir way to Salem to
visit frien d s and th e y w ill m ake
th eir home In th a t city providing all
conditions a re faovrable.
W ED N ESD A Y
T H O M A S M EIG H A N
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“C A P P Y RICK S”
P a t h e N e w s — A e so p ’s F a b le s
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