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About The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 23, 1922)
TH E HEBMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON. «♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦« Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Finley and ♦ ♦ Miss Pearl P irk s of Sand Hollow at K I N G S L E Y 'S H ÏR M IiT O N '» tended church In Irrigon Sunday eve ♦ EREIGOlf SCHOOL AND TOWS » T <S ♦ HEWS ♦ ning. ♦ H O U B I O F Q U A L IT Y A N D ■ ■ R V IC B " PHONE 171 A m eet'ng of the legal voters of District No. 10, Irrigon, lg called by the board of directors for Friday De cember 1, at 2 p. m. in the school house to d'eeuHs the lecation of the pipe line to the BChool grounds. All who are Interested are urged to at tend. G o o d T hings fo r T H A N K S G IV IN G D IN N E R New pack A. & L. Pineapple, large can New crop Walnuts, pound Prunes 40 to 50 size, pound New crop Dates, pkg. Five kinds of fancy sugar wafers Ripe Olives, tall cans . . 25c -. . 30c SMOKED MEATS Fresh Bacon Backs, lb. 25c Side Meat, lb. . 35c Sweet Potatoes, 4 lbs. 25c Turnips, Carrots, Parsnips pound . . 4c Potatoes, Netted Gems, sack . . $1.25 Darrel, the young son of Mrs. Esther Strader, has been confined to his home w ith a severe cold. Mrs. S. Thompson of Stanfield Is visitin g her mother, Mrs. Frank Markham. MAYPOLE £ A Fine New Knitting Yarn Frosty Mornings — n o m ore barefoot trips to th e b asem ent — n o m ore d ressing in an ice cold room — n o m ore b ig fuel bills to p a y m ore fires to build. Sim ply roll o u t o f bed and dress in you r room s m a d e w a r m and cheerful b y th e e v e n d a y a n d n ig h t h ea t o f Coles Original Hot Blast BURNS CHEAPEST COAL CLEAN AND BRIGHT. USES ANY FUEL I f la st w in ters fuel bill w a s hard to pay w h a t w ill it b e th is y e a r w ith fuel higher th a n ev er. N o w is th e tim e to stop w a ste . I f y o u w a n t a sm all fuel bill this W in ter, y o u n eed th is rem arkable fu el-sa v in g heater. A c t today. \ Bo. 113 ■■■■■■an■«■■■■■■■■■■ DON’T MISS THE LYCEUM AT THE PLAY HOUSE SATURDAY NIGHT ■■■■■■ M W ■■■ ■ at the Exclusive Agents 55c- 3 7 lb., 45c 50c-- Auditorium Thanksgiving Night 2* lbs., $1.10 5 lbs., $2.15 beautiful flowers greets the eye. Mr. Pelmulder is now arranging his LOCAL AND PERSONAL Walla Walla high defeated Pendle Christmas plants and cut flowers. ■ BREVITIES ■ ton’s football team Saturday last by score of 26 to 0. Occureneen of Interest (llrancd Here Ladles and Gents silk, and silk , and Thera About tha City and and wool hose in all colora and s ’zes < NetghborhfMMt now In for Xmas. Get supply or have W. W. Rogers, of La Grande was In Hermiston on business the fore part laid aside, w hile selection is good. I Mrs. Emma Johnson, second house ! of the week. cast of Catholic church. ll-2 tp . i Remember the Bapt'st Ladles Ba zaar December 2. I-ce Grnyheal and daughter from Advices received by Mr. and Mrs, Irrigon were visitors In Hermiston P. P. Phipps from their daughter B. S. Kingsley, former merchant Saturday returning Sunday. Laura, who Is attending W illam ette of Hermiston, wus taken suddenly University at Salem, aro to the e f 111 last Thursday at his Portland Win. Ogden has Installed a new 8 fect that she suffered only slight home. He was In a critical condlt'on foot Loucke show caBe In his Jewelry bruises and cuts from an explosion for several days but Is suld to be store for the display of Ills Increased which occured in the laboratory at plowly recovering now. 1 no of goods nnd Is now carrying the university last week. the largest Htcck In this lino ever ’’Roman Meal Health Brend’’— carried here. The Baptist Ladles Aid w ill gath w hich has won such a reputation— la good for young nnd old; but es er nt the home of Mrs. A. A .Paulsen pecially for sick people and those Mrs. Vesta Townsend.W illlams Thursday afternoon to make final suffering from stomach troubles, in of Portland, daughter of Mr. and I« arrangements for their bazaar. digestion, constipation, etc. King ■ sley's Mercantile Co. 10-tfc. Mrs. T. S. Townsend, is expected here Wednesday of next week to re Tin and sheet metal work and Mrs. I. E. Putman and Mrs. S. C. main over the Thanksgiving holiday. plunibug. Call Main 763. I. E. P ut Mrs. W illiam s is a graduate reader man. 11-tfc. Loehrto entertained Wednesday aft of the Columbia school oratory In ernoon nt the Lochrie home. Chicago, and arrangements will prob F ifty club members and guests ably he made to have her appear at gathered at the home of Mrs. E. P. The M. E. Ladles Aid have changed their place of meeting for the Ba the Play House for the matinee and Dodd last Saturday nnd spont the g zaar on November 25. If will be held evening show« Thanksgiving Day. afternoon with bridge. The gather- g| in the ord Mack buKdlng on Ma n ing was one of the largest of the ■ street. W hat Is the W hite Elephant ‘‘Say it with flower's’ is the slogan year. Hostesses were Mrs. Dodd. Mrs. J Booth? Simply a booth for the sale of used articles. Don’t be seared of It. that flashes across your mind If you W. J. Warner, Mrs. Charles Baker g Everybody come! 11-1 to. happen down to the east end of and Mrs. H. M. Gunn. ss Gladys avenue or stop In front of M W. Sherrard of W illows, an old Pat Slscel’s window. Jay Pelmulder All kind» potted plants, cut flow time Hermiston resident was In town has several very nice plants on dis- ers and floral designs at the green-I Friday last to attend tho Community pipy at Slscel's and over at the green house east end of Gladys avenue. We play which he pronounced tho best house on Gladys avenue a mass of are also agents for young A Lester . Co. nt W alla Walla and solicit your ! orders for anything in the floral line, i Call Mrs. Pelmulder 283 Hermiston. No sales Saturday. ll- 5 t c . : ( hristm is Toys are in and on Display We have purchased sparingly, so make your selections early, as there only 24 Shopping Days 'till Xmas Mrs Erva Kingsley w ill leave Frl- J day for a week’s visit to relatives g nnd friends in Redmond. ■ A meeting of the American Legion post has been called for next Tucs- day evening at 8 o’clock In the I»!- braiy. Nomination of officers for the ensuing year w ill be mad« . g ■ • J' g The third grade elasa Rchool had a vacation today while the room was being fumigated Several cases of scarlet fever are reported among the children. * ■ ■ ■ » You will find our prices right and an up-to- date selection of Toys, Games and Dolls to choose from. Radio supplies will also be in shortly, so you can buy your own parts and make your own receiving sets. Gome in and hear the concerts at our store. Sam Boardman of Boardman and Highway engineer Baldwin passed through town thia morning enroute to Pendleton. SAPPERS’ INC. E xcellent reeulte are reported by the campaign managers In the Red Cross drive which started th ’s morn ing. IMPLEMENTS RADIO OUTFITS ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING for rent this fall. Enquire of Mrs M. R. McMartln. Be ho. Oregon. 11-2U. We have for sale a few Orchard Run Winesap Apples at 75c per box R. W. Fletcher’s orchestra, one of the best in this section will furnish excellent music. Purchasers to furnish their own containers A CAR OF CORN to arrive any day. You can save money by getting this out of car. Not less than half ton lots deliv- tered in this manner, purchaser to furnish his own sacks. Price $37.50 per ton. There’ll be hot coffee and sand wiches so you won’t get hungry. H erm iston Produce & Supply Co. Usual prices, $1.10 for gents, ladies free. Tom Marxen, manager " T h e B e,! o f " T h e B est o f Good Service" Good Service’’ Hermiston Market & Grocery THE PLAY HOUSE If you are going to have a Turkey, Goose or Duck for Thanksgiving FRIDAY AND MONDAY Reno Film Company Better order now, then you will be assured of a good one. We will have a supply of fresh -Present» “Lavender and Old Lace” Select Eastern Oysters From the great Story by Myrtle Reed SUNDAY “JAN OF THE 3 BIG SNOWS” Also new crop Almonds, Filberts, Pecans, Brazil Nuts, Walnuts, Figs, Dates and New Jer sey Cranberries. In fact, we have everything good to eat. If you cannot come,, just phone your order, THE STORE WITH THE BLUE FRONT “ Tbe We»t Side Eat Shop” J. Lee Parker, Prop. ■■■■■■■■ ■■■■■■■ ^ ^ A ll Star C ast^^ “Kill Two Birds With One Stone” One of the Big Snow Pictures of the Year When you drop in to get your meat order look ov- , er our side line of canned goods and groceries. Mr». F. A. Phelps went to T h e , Dalles Wednesday to attend the fu n . ! eral of the late F. A. Phelps' mother W ANTED— A good ranch Real Heater Satisfaction Thursday, November 30 homo talent play ever given here. HARDWARE FURNI1URE 1 The Remedy for Hermiston’s First Dance in Months 75c- A sk for it. For knitting that Sweater, Scarf or Baby Jacket, you will find nothing equal to the new "MAYPOLE” ya- ns. The long, soft, fine fibres of this yarn has made it particularly desirable for such work, and we especially recom mend it, All Colors. Pure Wool, or Silk-O’- Wool. 1 oz. or 2 oz. Balls and 4 oz. Skeins. Miss Hazel Smith of the girl’s basketball team appeared at school« Tuesday morning with a black eye. We don’t know how she got it but sh e sa'd that it was after dark. George Allen accompanied by FOIt EXCHANGE— Corn sheller, lawn mower, drophead sewing ma H u g h Grimm went to Portland Mon chine, vacuum sweeper, hand pota day n ’ght where he w ill receive med to planter, heating stove, concrete ical attention. tile machine, all new, and seed rye used cupboard and one-horse corn planter with new fertilizer attach Ira Graybeal returned to high ment. I want 12-guage gun and school Tuesday after an absence of one-horse, sm all-tooth cultivator. I tw o months During this time ho ha» .w ill give or take difference, and m ight deliver. A. D. Smith, Herm- been working at Ambler. 'ston, near W e s t l a n d , l l - 2 t p . Picnic Hams . . 22c FRESH VEGETABLES Celery . . .1 0 c Cauliflower . . 25c Lettuce . . 15c Cabbage . . 4c Larger quantities 2 l-2c Mrs. B. B. Lane via’ted school on Tuesday. Mrs. Ashbey left for Portland this A Turkey shoot w ill be held at weeek and w ill make that her future Irrigon, Sunday, November 26, under home. the auspices of the Irrigon Farm Bureau. The lad es w ill serve hot The garage and car of Prof. C. F. dog and coffee. Grover was destroyed by fire Sunday evening. Thomas Chatteron of Portland who has been visiting at the Knight Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Glasgow drove home returned to Portland Sunday to Boardman Tuesday. evening. The small son of Mr. and Mrs. Chatterton has been ill with a Methodist Church Notes severe cold. Sunday school at 10 o’clock. Preaching services at 11 o’clock Charles Bo'se of Salem is at Irri Special Thanksgiving services with gon this week on business. musjc by the choir. Epworth League at 6:45. Strangers Mrs. Charles Stewart and daughter especially welcome. Wlnnifred were in Echo Tuesday. Mid-week services announced later. . 40c 32c and 45c 15c 30c 10c and 25c Assorted Cookies, pound ♦ Oregon Hardware & Implement Company WEDNESDAY and a variety of other household supplies. C o ffee, bread, cake, catsup, m ilk ■ O rd e r th a t T h a n k s g iv in g T u rk e y N O W Conway Thearle ! x In his Greatest Screen Triumph “Shadows of the Sea” ■ A Powerful Drama of the Pacific, W’here Romance ■ a Ride» on the Wings of a Hurricane ! ■■■■■■»■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■I : CITY MEAT MARKET SIKEY a HENDERSON. I I
