THE
H E B N I8 T O N
H E R A LD , H ER M ISTO N , OREGON.
neslum on F riday evening December
8. T hia w ill be a good gam e and
they a re expecting th e support o t a ll
the home fans.
K I N G S L E Y ’S
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
■ BREVITIES ■
The old b a rn across th e s tre e t
from B. B. L ane's b lacksm ith shop
Is being taken down by Mr. Mc
F arlan d , the ow ner.
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The tu rk ey shoot held by th e
Barm B u re a u . w as a success. Mrs.
H. C. W olfe was the only woman
who won a tu rk ey and N. Seam an
took dway th ree turkeys. The ladies
•served hot dog and coffee.
Christmas
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The Ladies Aid held a B azaar in
W adsw orth's Hall last S atu rd ay n ig h t
which w as very well attended. The
com m ittee reports about 860 tak en
to apply on th e church piano. Be
sides fancy w ork, cooked foods, cand
les, sandw iches and coffee w ere sold.
B A R G A IN S
Occurence» o f Internet Gleaned Here
a«d There A bout the C ity *®d
Moiyhhorbeod
H E R M IS T O N 'S H O U S E O F Q U A L IT Y A N D S K W V IC I"
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Miss DoVothy B riggs, d a u g h te r of
Mr. an d Mrs. G eorge B riggs, spent
the T h anksgiving holiday w ith her
p aren ts here. Miss B riggs is teac h
ing a sh o rt distance o u t of The
Dalles. She Is a g ra d u a te of th e local
h ig h school and was form erly con
nected w ith th e ed ito rial s ta ff of
The H erald.
M ayor F. C. McKenzie, W illiam J.
W arn er, city atto rn ey , a n d C arl Mc-
N aught. alfalfa dealer, w ere business
v isito rs In P endleton last F riday.
"R om an Meal H ealth B read ”—
w hich has won such a re p u ta tio n —
is good for young and old; b u t es
pecially for sick people an d those
C harles Pow ell is build in g a new su fferin g from siom .\-h troubles, In
house on th e farm w hich he ow ns digestion, co nstipation, etc. K ing
10-tfc.
w ith h is sister Miss B lanche Pow ell. sley's M ercantile Co.
Headquarters
Mr. Sm ith, Carl D oering and Mr.
G ardner of M essner w ere am ong
the lucky ones a t th e tu rk ey shoot.
E a rl B row nell and fam ily and O.
S. Stangeby and fam ily of U m atil
la w ere visitors in Irrig o n Sunday
If Its for C hristm as or any o th er
occasion, you can get it "at th e B aptist
Ladles B azaar In the Mack building
S aturday. Doors open a t 9 :3 0 . Come
early and stay late. Don’t forget the
luncheon a t noon.
Adv.
H enry H itt w a8 a business visitor
in P endleton last F riday.
Mrs. E dw ard Benz and children
Mrs. George E llio tt sp en t S aturday
Edw ard J r and E leanor of S eattle
sp en t T h u rsd ay and F rid ay a t th e in P endleton.
C. E. Glasgow home. Mrs,* Benz h as
E. R. Crocker of th e R eclam ation
sp en t th e last fo u r m onths in C hi
cago and i8 re tu rn in g to h er home Service w as a business v isito r In
P endleton Monday.
in S eattle for th e w in ter.
Shopping took Mrs. C. W. K ellogg
Mrs. B lanche W a tk in s w ho Is
teach in g a t B oardm an w as a t h er to th e R ound-U p city last F riday.
fa rm home d u rin g the holiday va
A m eeting of th e stockholders of
cation.
the H erm iston D airy and H og show
Mrs. Ben H ow rd and son spent h as been called for S aturday, Decem
T hanksgiving a t W ashtucna, W ash. ber 16. All stockholders a re urged
to atten d .
Mixed Candy
Mixed Nuts
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20c
. 25c
P rof. C. F. G rover w ent to o rP t-
land on F riday and re tu rn e d S a tu r
day d riving a C hevrolet autom obile
"which he purchased w hile in P o rt
land. The P rofessor hopes th is m a
chine w ill tak e th e place of th e one
he recenlly lost in a fire w hich de
stroyed his g arag e a n d car.
Miss C arrie S kells sp en t T h an k s
W ord has been received h e re of
giving a t her home in P o rtlan d . T his
th e m arria g e a t F o rt W ayne, Ind.,
is Mi»a Skells firs t v isit w ith th e
N ovem ber 30, of M arg aret Mac-
home folks since school began.
N aughton B runson, form er H erm is
ton resid en t to H erb ert S tein er of
Mrs. C. B racker sp en t th e w eek-end
th a t city. Mrs. B runson lived here
w ith h e r a u n t, Mrs. A. B. Sm ith.
for about 10 y e a rs Mr. B runson w as
burned to d e a th out a t Colum bia
Mrs. N. Seam an and son Lyle w ent
several years ago.
to P o rtlan d F riday w here they spent
several days shopping.
Mrs. H. F. S w arto u t has arriv ed
in H erm iston from P o rtlan d to Join
Miss G erturde G raybcal e n te rta in
Mr. S w artout. T hey w ill m ake th e ir
ed a num ber of young people a t her
home h ere in th e fu tu re. Mr. S w a rt
home on S atu rd ay evening. The eve
out is in terested w ith Mr. Tow nsend
n in g w as sp en t in p lay in g gam es
in th e cream ery.
a fte r which refresh m en ts w ere serv
ed.
Mr3. R alph W illiam s en te rta in e d
w ith a d in n e r p a rty on S atu rd ay
Mrs. Lewis S u d d arth e n tertain ed
evening. Mrs. V esta Tow nsend W il
about fo rty of h e r frien d s a t a pro
liam s w as th e g u est of honor. The
gressive five h u n d red p a rty S a tu r
d elig h tfu l rep ast w as m uch enjoyed
day evening. T he p a rty w as given in
as w as th e flow of w it and wisdom.
ho n o r of M r. S u d d a rth 's birthday.
Five hun d red w as th e diversion of R egular m eeting of R. A. Masons
th e evening a fte r w hich refresh m en ts W ednesday. December 13. All m em
w ere served. All p resen t rep o rt th a t bers requested to atten d . Elecion. By
Mrs. S u d d arth Is a very Tine hostess. order of E. H. P.
Special price on quantities
ïâe High School Mirror
Devoted to th e In te re st an d D evelopm ent of th e H erm iston Schools
Voi. 2.
No. 19
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Hi Society
Miss Mabel Brown w as hostess for
a most deligh tfu l p arly a t h er home
on F rid ay evening of la st week.
Cnrds and dancing were enjoyed by
th e larg e num ber of high school s tu .
d en ts present. R efreshm ents of b ak
ed apples, w afers and chocolate were
served a t the close of th e evening.
The studeftts are looking forw ard
w ith m uch pleasure to th e firs t high
school p arty of th e y ear w hich is to
be held F riday evening. T h 's w ill be
In a n a tu re of a "g e t-to g e th e r" p arty
and th e com m ittees a re ex ertin g
every effo rt to m ake it th e best ever.
A new plan Jias been adopted tills
y ear In regard to p arties. T he boys
and girls are to e n te rta in a lte rn a te
ly each m onth, each side m aking the
e n tire prep aratio n s w ith o u t any help
on th e p a rt of the other.
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Speaker Enjoyed
B u ild in g is active in C olum bia
Jackson H a rr has ju s t finished a new
home on his 20-acre ran ch adjoining
th e C olum bia school. I t is a very a t
tractiv e 4-room house. Mr. H a rr is
Im proving his e n tire place an d i t is
one of th e best looking places on the
project
W hy o u r frien d A rth u r Is living
in hopeg th u t he may re tu rn to school
n ex t year.
W hy Mabel comes to school earlier
th an form erly and fin d s g re a t plea
su re Id looking o u t th e w indow s in
th e assem bly room.
W hy A rlouine Is so anxious to have
th a t high school p arty .
W hy th e F resh m an g irls have two
corners now.
W hy Gwyn Is d ow nhearted th is
week.
W hy C hester Just can ’t stu d y th e
last period.
W hy P h y llis is so deeply Interested
in b asketball th is year
W hy K idders m akes freq u en t visits
to th e Senior corner.
Mr Cornellson, rep resen tin g th e Y.
M. C. A. nt Pendleton, spoke to the
stu d en ts Monday concerning th e
Older Hoys’ Conference to be held nt
La G rande. The them e of th e con
ference tills y ear is "T he Older Boy In
Mrs. A nna E ggleston teac h er in
tins W orld P ro g ram .” It is hoped
th e grades sp en t the holidays v isitin g its re g u la r m eeting a t Mrs. S co tt’s
th a t a large delegation of boys may
With her husband in Pasco.
be sen t from H erm iston th is y ear tn
Grade News
W ednesday h as been postponed.
The atten d an ce In the grades is
order to uphold our rep u tatio n estab
very low ow ing to so much sickness.
lished last y ear a t H eppner.
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New Student Enrolls
E rltle Sm ith, from th e h ig h school
at Selah. W ash., enrolled as a Sopho
more Monday m orning. The school
alw ays welcomes new stu d e n ts and
we hope th a t Mr. Sm ith w ill feel a t
home am ong us.
The seventh grade is so rry to re-
po rt th e loss of Jam es L oundergln,
young son of Dr. L oundergln, who
left for C alifornia, Tuesday.
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FRIDAY and SATURDAY
Tho six th g rade room w as fund- j
gated and they held school in fhe ’
fu rn ace room, Tuesday.
B asketball p ractice Is In full sw ing
now. About fifteen boys and fourteen
We have been delayed along th e g irls are rep o rtin g reg u larly and th e ♦
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n o d al line som ew hat ow ing to o ur prospects are b rig h t for a successful * IRRIGON SCHOOL AND TOWN
in a b ility to secure th e A uditorium , season.
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b u t now th a t »'e have a chance to
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have a p arty we are in hopes th a t Wc W onder---- —
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everyone will come out, m eet his
W hy Freck Is so Industries In H is
M. F. W ndsw orth la h av in g his
schoolm ates and haver a " re a l good tory class.
Btoro repainted.
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DISHES
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Compare these prices with the
Mail Order Houses or Large De
partment Stores Prices,
Per
Dozen
$2.00
$2.25
. $2.50
$2.00
. $1.50
Cups and Saucers
7-inch Dinner Plates
Coupe Soups
Oat Meals
Fruit Dishes
Each
. 35c
30c
. 35c
25c
7-inch Bakers
6 - inch Bakers .
7- inch Scallops
6 -inch Scallops
SEE OUR WINDOW
FOR LARGE DISPLA Y
Oregon Hardware
& Implement Co.
21 Pairs All-Silk Paramount Grade
LADIES SILK HOSE, in Black Only
Size 8 1-2 and 10.
worth $1.50.
To close out at $1.00 per pair—
Something very practical for the ladies for Holi
day presents-All Leather Hand Bags, Hy Crest qual
ity Marshall Field & Co. trade mark, $3.50 to $7.50.
Bedding season is here. We are showing some
thing special in this line. Come in and look it over,
D ariag w ilie r ■ • n t b i deli very in nfteraooae w ill leave at 3:30
Plea:» beer thia in wind
Hermiston Produce & Supply Co.
'THE BEST OF GOOD SERVICE"
Hermiston Market & Grocery
Our C hristm as candies and fancy
’m ixed n u ts have ju s t arrived.
C hristm as candy in boxes, and an
assortm ent of C hristm as cigars, 10,
25 or SO in a box.
W e have articles th a t w ill m ake
C hristm as presents good enough for
anyone, and prices a re rig h t.
W e have also received a big ship
m ent of S chillings Coffee.
S chillings Best, m ean s th e re is
none b etter.
S atisfaction g u aranteed. ,
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Just to tell you that we are making up some
sets so low in price that you cannot afford to be
without one. Make your Christmas complete by
“ listening in” on a Christmas concert a t home.
We will sell you the individual parts and tell you
how to make these sets up yourself, or we will
sell you a low-priced made-up sets. We mean by
the latter, sets that will get the results we are
here at the store, yet not in expensive panels and
cases. We last week listened to Schnectady, N.
Y., and we can tone in Fort Worth, Texas, near
ly any evening, saying nothing of the results from
the large western stations.
S A P P E R S ’ IN C .
HARDWARE
FURNITURE
IMPLEMENTS
RADIO OUTFITS
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING
W illiam Booher of A thena ban
been visitin g his tw o slsternf Mrs,
C harles W. B enefield and Mrs. E.
W. Benefield. He left for Pendleton
to visit his son J. H. B ooher and
from th ere will go to his home.
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Mr. Mummua o f H erm iston Is help
in g Mr. J. A. G rayheal load h is hay
on board freig h t cars.
Jesse W h ite recently bought a car
front some to u rist and to his sorrow
finds th a t th is c a r was stolen from
Its ow ner n ear Salem.
The boys basketball team w ill
play their first game of the season
with Boardman, at the pchool gym.
“Tke West Side Eat Shop”
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J. Lee Parker, Prop.
SUNDAY
I “Lure Egypt” s
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Mrs. L ulu Johnson, th e county
nurse spent last T hursday and Friday
a t th e school giving th e children
physical exam inations.
Misa Shirley H endrick and W ini
fred have been absent from school
on account of illness.
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THE STORE WITH THE BLUE FRONT
SPECIAL PRICES—40-15c Watch for Your Card
Mr. H all of Boardm an spent the
week end w ith R ay L am ereaux and
fam ily.
E ugene Dexter and fam ily of Uma
tilla were v isitin g in Irrig o n S un
day.
Rodolph Valentino
= Mae Murray
An Enchanting Story
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Nowhere”
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Tw o Shows: 7:30-9 J
A ll the Meats Sold in Our
Store is Home Product
We buy from the farmer» of
this community-—
We »ell home product« to the
people of this community.
S. A H .
With
Every
CITY MEAT MARKET
SIKEY A HENDERSON. Props.