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About The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 7, 1922)
Slashing Reductions in GROCERIES Sugar . . . . $ 8 .5 0 White Wonder Soap, 22 bars 1 .0 0 S a r d i n e s ................................. 0 5 Toilet Paper, 20 rolls . 1 .0 0 Matches, Red Stick . . ..0 5 Macaroni, 3 pounds . . .2 5 Rice, 3 pounds . . . .2 5 L adies T ailored B lo u se s Flour, E ch o or O ly m p ic $8.50 numbers cut to . . . $ 5 .5 0 $10 numbers cut T r a n sfe r ' D R E S S $ 7 .0 0 to 10563^ 3089 $11 numbers cut standard $ 7 .5 0 to DESIG NER PA1TERNS $14 numbers cut to with TI1E BELRObE . . . . $ 2 .0 0 Fresh Vegetables Every Day Wide mouth Ball M asons Self Sealing Pints . . $1.00 Quarts . . 1.25 Mason and Economy Self Sealing Jars M asons Quarts $1.40 Quarts . . $1.25 1-2 Gal $1.75 Half Gallon . 1.60 Jelly Glasses 70 $ 9 .0 0 cents a dozen or Button School O xfords for $6.00 LOCAL AND PERSONAL ■ BREVITIES ■ Occurence» of In toréât Gleaned Here and There About the City and Neighborhood Jean Skovbo has traded his one ton Ford truck for a one ton Oldsmobilu truck. Mrs. E. P. Dodd and daughters, Ruth and Isabel, returned Saturday from a visit with Mis.' Dodd's par- the Girls ■ ■■■■■■■■ ■(!■■■■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ Bacon Chunks in •b1°“‘2 lb 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 ONLY N ice Juicy Pot Roasts 1 5 c lb. S. & H. Green Stamp* With Every Purchase CITY MEAT MARKET SIKEY & HENDERSON, Prop«. There will be a rally meeting of all the Baptist ladies Including the Aid and White Cross Circle and all ladies of the congregation Wednes day afternoon. September 13 at the home of Mrs. Shotwell. Mr3. Frank Ralph returned Wed nesday from Bingham Springs where ahe has been spending the Summer. 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 L im ited to o n e R azor to a person. B e sure an d g e t you rs b e fo r e th ey are all g o n e. SAPPERS’ INC. (A f«w piece« of SI.29 Aluminum S«ln «till Io he had tea wMl window HARDWARE IMPLEMENTS RADIO OUTFITS FURNITURE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING SQStMMb ■ ' IM PLEM ENT C O - GINGHAMS In the new fall patterns hna at popular prices, 25c to 75c. You will find a wider range of patterns and qualities. The season for Outings will soon be here and we are prepared to meet your regular needs in the 27 inch and yard wide cloths. You should see the Ace Caps for the Boys ln all the popular colors .Just the thing for school. Tams are now in order and we carry the Celebrated Fleischers yarns in knitted worsted saxony and the silk and wool quality. $4.00 Brown Calf Mrs. J. F. MrNaught returned Sunday after a short visit with her daughter, Mrs. Kern of Portland. Mlss Esther Bloom returned Sat urday after a two weeks visit to Port land, Seattle, and Rainier National Park. Butferfat Bringing Good Price Increase your butter- fat oi tput. All dairy men realize that a cow gives milk in pro portion to the food and care given her. “ The B est o f Good Service’“ •■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ ■ THE BEST BUTTER WRAPPER« 5 J that money can buy are printed by The ■ Herald. We buy the best stock we ta ■ can get and do the best work. And M ■ the price is the lowest, quality con 3 ■ B ■ sidered. 19 ■ U ■ W e T ak e T elephone Orders ■ ■ ■■■■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ ■■■■■■■■«« g, « m u t a i HEADQUARTERS FOR GOOD THINGS TO EAT Staple Groceries The cow’s worst enemy now is tlie fly. Keepi g the flies off your cows now will pay you a big profit by increasing tlie milk and butter fat. s Several of the young people of the Stated Communication of Queen high school were delightfully enter tained by twelve of the high school Esther Chapter. O. E. S. next Tues day evening. By order of W. M. members nt the Auditorium last Thursday evening. The evening was Mr. and Mrs. Purdy and their spent in dancing, and everyone re daughter. Mrs. Morfitt, returned last ported a very entertaining time. Sunday from Spokane where they F. B. Swayze and L. M. Hunt made have been visiting Mr. Purdy’s sis ter. a business trip to Boardman Satur day. Mrs. Georgia Henderson and child ren were the guests of Mrs. Chas. A. C. Voelker and family, who have been spending a few days here on Kaiser Monday night. their way hack from Eugene left Tuesday for Helix where Mr. Voelk er will take up his new duties as principal of Ihe Helix union high school. H e rm isto n Produce & Supply Co. “ The Best o f Good Service" for less U. S. Inspected Meats Use Dr. Hess Fly Chaser oi ce or twice a day. Give the old faithful cow great relief and comfort. Canning Peaches Use Dr. ILss’ Fly Chaser Fresh and fine, and everything else in the grocery line. S o ld in o n e -h a lf and one g a llo n can», $1 25 and $2 Bring us your eggs FOR SA LE BY---- Hermiston Market & Grocery M itchell D rug C o . “ The West Side Eat Shop” ' Herm iftton, O regon THE STORE WITH THE BLUE FRONT THE PLAY HOUSE WHILE THEY LAST O R EG O N H A R D W A R E & The Nutrition class that was to have met Friday of this week has been postponed to Wednesday, Sept. 20. Mrs. Van Deusen is unable Io be present. Miss Lucille Sullivan returned "Friday from Portland where she has been for the past month visiting Miss Enid Waterman left last Sat freinds and relatives. urday for Echo where she will re Mlss Lila McMillan, who has been sume her work in the primary grade In Payallup, Tacoma, and Seattle for of the Echo Public schools. the past two weeks, returned last week. Mrs. J. K. Shotwell, who has been visiting at Camp Sherman and Port Joe Boyd, of the Allen-Knight Co. land for the past two weeks, return of Pendleton, was a business visitor ed last Saturday. in Hermiston Tuesday. Nell Barker are .his week In stalling a novelty in the way of a Ford body. The convertible body is somewhat longer than the regular Ford body with more space between the front and rear seats, with col- lapihle front seat which permits of the rear seat being moved forward into the position of Ihe front seat, so that the entire rear can be used for hauling purposes. The bayk of Ihe body can also be let down, con verting the car into a truck with carrying capacity of a ton. The gas tank is placed in the rear end and altogether It has a very pleasing ap pearance. No m atter what you have or what you may buy you will eventually purchase a De Laval Separator, so why not be satisfied from the begin ning. Gome in and let us show you the De Laval line of Separators and Milking Machines. Mr. and Mrs Bert Nation and Mr. and Mrs. S. D. L. Ross motored to Pendleton Wednesday to spend the day. Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Johnson have returned from a six weeks vacation trip. During that lime they visited in Porlland. Eugene. Cottage Grove | and Seaside. They also -spent about three weeks camping in the Cascade Mountains, sixty miles east of Eu gene. ents. Mr. and Mrs. R. Alexander at a better time could not have been homing from Walla Walla In that Pendleton. offered them. they are much sweeter. Mr. Irwin Shotwell returned last George Elliott was in Pendleton Saturday from Sisters Camp, where Friday last on business. he lias been with the Shotwell Con struction Co. for some time. Mr. Hugh Fraser, who has bean with the Iloneyman Hardwaro Co. Mlss Edith Mikesell and Miss An of Portland, returned last Saturday ita Paulson entertained last Satur and will attend high Bchool here day at the home of Miss Paulson. again this winter. Mr. Harold Wnter- The main attraction of the evening uan, Gwyn Hughes and Clyde Mc was a weiner roast. The young folkt Elroy also returned from Portland bowed much gayley nt this partlcul. Saturday. ar event, and they are all sure that Dick Shaw went to Pendleton last Tuesday where he purchased a Dodge touring car from the Ellis-Schiller company. Clifford Brown of Portland was in town Wednesday on hi3 way to Pen dleton. He has lately returned from California where he hns been em ployed in highway work. Mr. Brown will be remembered by older settlers here us having had the old Harry Straw place east of Hermiston some years ago. Children’s Shoes in Lace Brown Calf, Rubber H eel Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sikey made a trip to Walla Walla returning Tues day. Mrs. S. L. Larson who Is at the PendJetou hospital where she went a week ago Sunday for an operation for appendicitis is reported a8 slow ly improving. S ch o o l S h o es $4.50 Mrs. Howard Illsley arrived here Wednesday from Portland, and will upend some time visiting friends and relatives here. Ihe Hermiston Herald--$2.00 SUBSCRIBE NOW FRIDAY and SATURDAY A Big Super Production “The SHEIK” With ■ ■ = ■ : i __ ■ ■ - S « Mac-Dry Batteries ■ ; 2 Por Automobiles 2 J « (Guaranteed for three years) ■ ■ NO Acid! NO Water! NO Attention! » A gn es A yres--R u d olp h V alen tin o Harold Mumniau. son of Rev J. K. Mummau, of Colville, Wash., is (he new driver of the highway truck. Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Burster and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Smith motored down the highway to Portland Saturday J last, returning Monday of this week. Wm. Ogden and family drove to J Athena Monday where they visited | at the home of S. S. Pearris. Special Price Thi« Attraction-15~40c SUNDAY M A E M AC A V O Y IN “ E verything for S a le” WEDNESDAY C. M Jackson, west side rancher has been taking truck loads of wa termelons to Pendleton thia week. Mr. Jackson has several acres of these It la reported that the melons grow n , 1n the went end are superior to others | g g g | g ■ ■ 9 ■ ■ A Battery for Every Make of Car ■ ■ ■ LOCAL AGENTS JA M E S K IR K W O O D « IN ‘A W ise F ool” ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■I Hermiston Auto Co.
