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T g E HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON,
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL
■ BREVITIES ■
Holiday
i W I i u t w t OtoWMd H .r .
and Thera Abeul the Cuy and
Cranberries, pound....................... 25c
Armour’s Veribest Mince M eat...
pound......................................«... 25c
Bulk Raisins, new crop, pound 15c
New Currants, p a c k a g e ....-
25o
New Dromedary Dates, pkg . . 25c
New California Figs, p k g ..............10c
Brookfield Sausage, carton____ 40c
F. S. Vegetable Salad, can ....... 45c
New Crop Cal. Walnuts, lb ....... 35c
New Crop Ore. Walnuts, lb..... 30c
Orange and Lemon Peel, lb....... 35c
Citron, pound ............................. 70c
O tto C. P ierce
K I N G S L E Y ’S IN C .
H E R M IS T Q N 'B
M O U S E
O F Q U A L IT Y
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E cho F lo u r M ills
Echo, Oregon
M ANUFA CTU RERS O F-
High Grade Patent
B lue S tem F lour
. T h e S u p e rio r P ro d u c t o f S cientific M illing
M akes B e tte r B re a d
T ry a S ack
DEALERS IN GRAIN AND FEED
We are offering you
A S p e c ia l in 3 2 -in ch
G in g h a m
Regular 35 cent grales at 25 cents
per yard,
Wliilo these last, this lot will save
you some money.
These are short length cuts and
good patterns.
OREGON WEEKLY
INDUSTRIAL REVIEW
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T la, Sh eet m etal w ork and P lum b­
ing. C all 7«3.V I. E. P utm an. 11-tfc.
Suggestions
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W e s t coast saw m ills for past week
report ou t 23 per c * h | ab iiven «rm al.
Mapleton to have a new shingle
mill.
Clackamas county paying (184.90
Four hole range with warming
per day interest.
oven and reservoir. Combination
Eugene Baptists planning (110,.
high chair. Mre. O. A. Creasy. -4tf
000 church.
Salem— Spaulding lumber plant to
Protect your radiators against
louble
capacity of planing mill.
freezing by using Anti-Freeze, (1.50
Northwest sheep growers get reve
per gal. Free testing servile. Kel.
logg & Schlmke.
9-tf< me of (55,000,000 for this year.
Bend— Brooks-Scanlon Lumber Co.
loses
(1,000,000 timber deal which
Clearance sale of used Fords: J
Roadster, delivery box, (135.00; 1 will lengthen operations of company
Roadrter, delivery box, (00.00; J three years.
Astoria retaining walls near com
Touring, commercial body, (125.00;
1 Touring, truck style, (35.00; 1 pletton.
Banks to construct 200,000 reser­
Tractor and polw, (125.00. Kel­
logg & Schlmke.
9-tfi voir for new water system.
North Bend will erect big wharf.
Klamath county votes (233,000
LADIES
See Mrs. Johnsen, second house oad bonds.
Eugene building permits breaking
east of Catholic church for a guaran­
teed Barcley Corset, made to nicas. ccord, passing million dollar mark
ure, for (6.50. Also Underwear, n 10 months.
La Grande— To date this year La
Hosiery and Wearing Apparel. More
silk and wool hosiery in next week. Grande has issued 60 building per­
9-tfc mits, totaling (277.425.
Salam Christian Scientists to erect
Mrs. Minnie Lochrie, of Murray, (30,000 church.
Portland— New (20,000 feed mill
Idaho, Is visiting at the home of hei
to be erected In Albina district.
son, S. C. LoChrle, In this city.
Approximately (130,000 has been
Stated communication of Queen ■ipent In Umatilla county during past
Esther Chapter, O. E. S., next Tues year for market roads.
Lakeview— Good deposit of coal
day night. Degrees. By order of
found on North Summer lake.
W. M.
Work resumed on power line be­
Mrs. Graybeal, of Irrigon, is nurs tween Roseburg and Myrtle Creek.
Albany’s new (25'000 city hall
Ing Mrs. W. H. Ogden during her
will soon be ready for occupancy.
sickness.
Portland— Masons planning (1,-
Rev. Mumau and family left Tues­ 000,000 temple.
day afternoon for Caldvlile, Wash
Marshfield— Coos Bay Country
where they will visit relatives.
Club plans erection of club house.
Baker-—Rainbow mine In Norman
Willard Felthouse left Monday basin to be reopened.
night for a business mission in Port
Reedsport now has monthly pay-
land.
oll of (100,000.
Columbia county’s assessed valua­
M. L. Watson of Columbia, wap
tion is (20,000,000; Increase of
an Echo visitor last Saturday.
(2.000,000 over last year.
Cyrus Noble, of Fresno, Calif., ar
Salem— Construction starts on new
rived in Hermiston Saturday to look (50,000 Court street church.
after his interest here.
Oregon City to Improve street
lighting system.
The appearance of the Columbia
school bus has been greatly im­
Man-Killing Her*«.
proved by the addition of new win
What Is said to be the strangest
I down.
manslaughter case ever tried In thi
criminal courts of the United State
Ben Nell and family motored to Is scheduled to be lthard In Middle
bury, Vt., In the near future. WU
Pendleton last Tuesday afternoon.
Ham Hallock, a farmer. Is to face a
Jury on the charge of being responsl
Bertha McKeon spent the week end ble for the death of A. W. Woodcock
an elghty-yenr old neighbor. The de
with her mother in this city.
fendant Is the owner of a stallion
which broke away and entered tht
F. L. Sampson returned Tuesday yard of Woodcock, attacking and kill
with his young daughtre from Pen
Ing him before any one could come t<
dleton where she was operated upon his aid. The state will contend that
for the removal of her tonsils.
Hallock was directly responsible In
that he was negligent In not keeping ;
vicious animal properly restrained
R. O. Horning and children re. The horse was permitted the freedou
turned from Ontario Monday. Mrs of Its own barnyard. It Is said, bin
Horning is reported as improving at broke from the yard, trotted down th<
a hospital In that city where she had highway and entered the open gate ol
Woodcock’s place.
It first attacked
undergone an operation.
Floyd Woodcock and was beaten off
with a pitchfork. It then approached
Foot ball Saturday, November 10, the old man, striking him down with
at 2:30 on the local field. Hermis­ Its hoofs, causing Injuries which re­
ton High versus Athena High.
sulted In his death.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Sink, of Wasco,
are visiting at the home of their
dai'ghtor, Mrs. Joe Udey, near this
product so as to eliminate competi­
tion. This can be arranged without
violating any law and should by all
means be worked out as has been by
the eleven cotton state associations
and by the several tobacco assents*
‘ions, and as It has been worked out
by the potato state associations.
Competition among individual pro­
ducers is responsible for our present
lemoralized market condition, and as
It will be much easier to coordinate
•be sale of hay through the assocla-
ion of Oregon and Washington than
to secure the cooporatlou of the indl-
■’iduai growers, the two states should
by all means coordinate their sales.
•THE BEST OF GOOD SERVICE"
Exclusively!
FOR years, folks lubricated their Ford
cars—many still do—with the same oils
that other folks used in Buicks, Dodges,
Locomobiles and a host of other cars —
correct oils for those cars, perhaps, b u t
n o t fo r th e F ord.
The only oil that will perfectly lubricate
the Ford should be made for the Ford—
exclusively. That’s why Veedol Fordol
was created.
Stop and let us refill your crankcase with
Veedol Fordol. The smooth operation of
your car will make you feel a new res­
pect for your compact little motor.
B rin g in your
CURTAINS
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and
TOPS
FOR SALE BY
and h a v e them
R epaired, scryou w ill
Be Prepared
When the Snow
Flics
Oregon Hardware & Implement Co.
K N ER R ’S
tomorrow
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■“salin Da^
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R e p a ir S h o p
SAVE
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7 s y o u r Sei
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Complete ?
EVERY YEAR
One sure way to make money
on your farm is to protect your
farm machinery.
The average am .1 loss from
deterioration alone a farm nut-
chinery left i t In 1' weather Is
(200.
Tom orrow w e’re showing a special display o f the famous
and ever-popular P yralin T oiletw are in all th e leading p at­
terns in Ivory, Shell and Am ber colors.
A machine shed lhat will turn
W hy n o t take th is opportunity to com plete your set—or
this annual loss into a profit can
a t least add a few essential articles to those you now have?
be bull! for a surprisingly small
amount. Tin shed shown here
I f you h aven ’t a P yralin se t already— start one now. Or
is only one of many .carefully de­
there m ay be a birthday or other anniversary com ing soon
signed and economical plans that
when a gift o f P yralin, w ith its exquisite b eau ty and con­
our architectural dep tment has
stan t usefulness, w ill be sure to please.
ready for your Inspect'on. Our
Stop in and see our display. T he nam e stam p on each
blue prints and mater.al li.ts are
article is your guarantee o f life-long satisfaction.
so complete that it is an easy mat­
ter for you to do the build!,g
yourself during the slack season.
Como In and let us show you how
Phene 101
H erm iston, O reg o n
little money It takes.
Mitchell Drug Company
TUM-A-LUM
LUMBER CO.
NEW HAY CONTRACT
(C on tin u e* from Pag« One)
for the purpose of avilding the con.
tract.
Otto Pierce has moved into the
Washington and Oregon state asso-
house recently occupied by L. A.
Hunt.
For Your Ford—
Winter Will
Soon be Here
city.
Hermiston Produce & Supply Co.
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H erm is to n
F hone 111
PA R K E R ’S STORE
Just received a fresh supply of
Walnuts, Brasil Nutt, Filberts, Dried
Prunes, Peaches, Apricots, Figs and
Dates. Also a new supply of Maple
Syrup.
Ed. Hays, of Gibbon, Oregon, Is
npendlng a few days tn this city.
Legal Blanks For Sale at The Herald Office
Ben Nell and family left today for
California whero they will spend the
winter.
New shipmet of Rolled Oats— each
package contains a cup and saucer.
Miss Wilkerson, of Portland, has
accepted a position as bookkeeper
with the Oregon Hardawr« Company
of thia city.
A Big Reduction in the
Price of
Goodyear
Auto Tires
G O O D rY E A R
Walter Gay was over from Hermls
ton for a few days during the week
Mr. Gay’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Gay, recently celebrated their
golden wedding anniversary at their
Hermiston home.— Heppner Herald
T H E S T O R E W IT H T H E B L U E F R O N T
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A dividend-paying business utility— *
title the Ford O n e-Ton T ra c k
he*
earned for itself through years of re­
lia b le eervice in diversified lines.
Powered by the famous Ford Model
T engine through the Ford planetary
It carries its load day m «nd day cut
w ith a m inim um of attention. Its earn
of handling t Lpts it for use m the
lim ite d are.«,..
. . adc.ig doc is, ware­
houses and c o n stru c tio n iccjt.ons.
JOHN ELsIS, PROP.
G ivin g rapid, t'cpc dable fcaukrg ser­
transmieaion and special Ford worm
gear, it brings to th e business man for
h i* delivery service th e abu n d an t
vice at low in itial CO’ t, and at the
power, reliab le operation, and real
econom y fo r which
the Ford product is
en d *
n otable everywhere.
CITY M E A T M A R K ET
lowest possible expense for operation
and upkeep, it peysjthe highest d ivid ­
on
the investm ent o f any
motor tranayr rta fo n
equipTgpnt available
to die bu*io«ea w orld.
Kellogg & Selliinke
Gef fhe New Price
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B argains in M eats
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at the
BAKERY GOODS OF QUALITY
AT RIGHT PRICES
SA P P E R S’ INC.
HARDW ARt
FURNITURE
IMPLKMENTS
RADIO OUTFITS
El K T RIC AL CONTRACTtRC
P eter M en ge
Proprietor
C ity M eat M arket
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