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About The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 22, 1923)
y » Holiday Suggestions Cranbcrrie», pound..................... 25c Armour’» Veribe»t Mince M eat... pound....................................... 25c Bulk Raisins, new crop, pound. 15c New Currant», p a c k a g e ....- - 25c New Dromedary Dates, pkg....... 25c New California Fig», pkg ............10c Brookfield Sausage, carton....... 40c P. S. Vegetable Salad, can......... 45c New Crop Cal. Walnut», lb ....... 35c New Crop Ore. Walnut», lb..... 30c Orange and lemon Peel, lb....... 35c Citron, pound.............................. 70c îrwTOArn,^BnmiiTHTOïÎ, Jaek Bigg* went to Pendleton last R. B. Spencer charged with assault Monday on a business mission. and battery against Mrs. Laura J. Terry, was found net guilty by a John Schlmke is a Portland visi court Monday. The case was an ap O r i n i m i . o í la ta r w t GlmjMd U rn . tor this week. pealed one from the city police court. lû d n i e r , » » .in t h . C lt , w d j___ X 4*»"’ i ' In the lower court Spencer was Nabthborhoud Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Conner, of found guilty and a fine of >500 given Stanfteld, were HenufsTha visitors him.— E. O. T ta , Sheet m etal w ork and P lum b the latter part of last week.' ing. C a ll 7B3. I. E. P u tm an. 11-tfc. Mrs. Charles iloggard and Mrs. F. B. Rauney, of Stanfield, were In Her- Protect your radiators against mleton last Thursday evening to at. freezing by using Anti-Freeze, >1.60 tend the Rebekah lodge. per gal. Free testing service. Kel. , logg & Schlmke. 9-tfe Clearance sale of used Fords: 1 Roadster, delivery box, >135.00; 1 , Roadster, delivery box, >50.00; 1 j Touring, commercial body, >125.00; f 1 Touring, truck style, >85.00; 1 Tractor and polw, >125.00. Kel- 1 logg & Schlmke. 9-tfc Mrs. Frank Sllvey was slightly in- j Jured the first part of last week in i an auto accident. Mrs. Silvey was riding with S. Bowman and in mak ing a turn off from Hermiston avenue the car struck a tree that was pro truding out into the street, throw ing her through the top and out on her head. At first It was believed that she might be seriously Injured. Jaek Waller and family spent Sun day at Attalia, Wshington. O tto C. Pierce K I N G S L E Y 'S H t R M I6 T O N '» H O U S E O F Q U A L IT Y A N D S E R V IC E " PROPER HOUSING MEANS MORE PROFITS IN HOG RAISING The Hog needs protection more than moat domestic animals becnuae it lacks natural protection, and la very succeptable to the influence of cold, heat and drafts. Hog houses should hnve tight walls, roofs, doors and windows, abundunt sunlight, well drnined floors and plenty of fresh air without drafts. They Rhould be strongly built of good materials. Frame construction mcetB all these Requirements and Tum-A-Lum fH re. commended because It Is carefully and accurately mode, Is strdhg, dur able, dependable and will give live, long honest service. ’Picture of Hog House here shown Is only one of the many properly design- fed styleR that our architectural de partment hi c l o.t. Free Plans with IT a b rils for All Farm Buildings at TUM-A-LUM LUMBER CO. Phon. I l l Hermiston We arc offering you CURTAINS and TOPS New < Victor Be Prepared Records When the Snow and have them Repaired, so you will SAPPERS’ INC. IMPLEMENTS RADIO OUTFITS ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING KNËRR’S A large number attended the chiv ari party given Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hunt at the De Moss home In Colum bia district Thursday night on their return home after their recent mar riage. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Earl Boynton on Saturday, Novem her 17. O. O. Felthouse has purchased the school bus that has been operated by Bob Horning the first of last week. Improvements have been made on the bus for the comfort of the children as they travel to and from school. Tome good buys In Kellogg & Schlmke. Ford cars. 11-tfc “Chub” Longhorn and wife, of Enterprise, Oregon, arc visiting at the home of his parents, W. R. Long horn, of this city. —24 OUNCE— 15 Cent Loaf 10 Cents BAKERY GOODS OF QUALITY AT RIGHT PL1JES BAKE-RITE Bakery Tomorrow we’re showing a special display of the famous and ever-popular Pyralin Toiletware in all the leading pat terns in Ivory, Shell and Amber colors. Why not take this opportunity to complete your set—or at least add a few essential articles to those you now have? =SEE- If you haven’t a Pyralin set already—start one now. Or there may be a birthday or other anniversary coming soon when a gift of Pyralin, with its exquisite beauty and con stant usefulness, will be sure to please. BUHMANN BROTHERS Stop in and see our display. The name stamp on each article is your guarantee of life-long satisfaction. Hermiston, Oregon Mitchell Drug Company For a complete line of reliable radio equipment and receivers. Phone 101 Hermiston, O regon Local dealers for the Famous “Paragon and °tlier reliabl: re ceivers. We have also built a wonderful efficient receiver using one stage of radio frequency and two of audio fjtqeuncy, which is giving local users exceptionally good results. Sappers’ Ino. cf this city are receiving the eastern st ations daily w ith one cf these sets, with loud speaker volume. It took many months’ of ceaseless experiments and time to per fect this circuit, but a demonstration to you will at once pr;ve that it is well worth it. The set complete in cabinet using Paragon and Federal pe t-, throughout, less tubes, batteries and phanes $58 and terms The Same set complete with tubes, batteries and phanes $102 (and terms) PARKER’S STORE Thanksgiving offerings at Parker’s Store—Turkey», duck», geese, chick, en, lamb, pork, veal, beef. Onr meat department has prices lower than ever before. Cranberries, turrants, dates, figs, cocoanuts, walnuts, fil berts, brazil nuts, in fact we can laod the table with every delicacy. Our stock of vegetables is complete Your Enquiries Will Receive Prompt Attention T H E STO RE W ITH T H E B L U E FR O N T =“The We»t Side Eat Shop” = J. Lee P a rk e r, P ro p rieto r Terms. 11-tfc Kellogg A Schlmke report the sale of » new Ford touring to Mr. M. M. ! Greybeal, of Umatilla. If your eyes tire when attending a picture show or when reading, our new method of treatment for nerve strain will remedy this trouble and : will enable yon to read with every comfort. Another thing not well known 1» that 60 per cent of the i children wearing glasses »re doing so unnoceaaarlly and by th l, trea t-: meet can he removed. With an ex- pertence of >5 year» we are prepared to offer a high-class opthalmlc ser- j vice to those In need. If your eyes are cansing yon any trouble call and see M. D. Fleming. Eye Sight spec ialist, at Hermiston hotel. Tuesday. December 5.— Adv. Harold Hunt and Edna Wootem. of the Columbia district, were mar ried Wednesday at the home of the , bride. Rev McKay performing the ceremony. ypu r Sei Complete ? Zsr —FOR— This is complete ready to tnne in with. Pendleton team of Royal Arch Morons will confer a degree upon a clar , of three next Saturday night at tho local lodge In Hermiston. Eats will be served after the Initiation , ceremonies. Used cars. Pries right. ! Kellogg & Schlmke. '<7 —THE USUAL— MITCHELL DRUG COMPANY Hermiston, Oregon P. E. Hall, of the Columbia dis Phone 101 trict, received a message Thursday Informing him of the death of his brother, B. T. Hall, of Fort Worth, Texas. Mr. Hall and family had visited him during the past summer. tomorrow __1 . is R&alin Da We Sell NOURISHING HOME MADE BREAD Shotwell Contracting Co., and are working on the highway near the Old-Fashioned Love—Fox Trot above named place. A rthur Gibbs and His Gang Charleston—Medley Fox Trot A rthur Gibbs and His Gang Steamboat Sal—Fox Trot Garber-Davis Orchestra Down South Blues—Fox Trot The Virginians Oregon Hardware & Implement Co. R epair Shop i Claire Brookhurst-Lewis James I. W. Blair, of Walla Walla, one of the men employed as driller at the Out There in the Sunshine With proposed oil well, has moved his fam You ily to Hermiston. Henry Burr Quite a number of Hermiston resi You Didn’t Care When You Broke dent,, are now living temporarily at My Heart Irrigon. They are employed by the Elliott Shaw "THE BEST OF GOOD SE IVICI" hey cost less than you think they do. A sk us. FOR SALE BY Flies Wendell Hall A number of local hustnesa men and farmer» Journeyed to Pendleton Tuesday night to attend a meeting In the interest of diversified farming in the county. We are hearing Schenectady. Troy and Pittsburg every afternoon with good concerts, and are making up aeveral seta for different parts of the project that will receive such con certs. Why not allow us to figure out a set for you that we will guar antee will bring return» from all parts of the States and Canada. 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. Bring in your Rev. F. E. Pond, of Walla Walla, will be in Hermiston Friday to hold Red Headed Music Maker the quarterly conference of the Free Wendell Hall Methodist church. He will preach Kiss Me With Your Eyes Friday and Saturday nights and Sun Della Baker day morning and Sunday night at Irrigon. Indiana Moon Regular 35 oent grades at 25 cent» per yard. While these last, this lot will save you some money. These are short length cuts and good patterns. ÌADIO Exclusively! ! Be Thou With Me Word was received here last Mon day that the Infant child of Gordon Bensley, who la well known to Her- mlKtpn resident», died at their home in Yakima. Hermiston Produce & Supply Co. For Your Ford— Winter Will Soon be Here Rev. J. K. Mumu and family re turned Saturday from Coldvllle, Washington, where they had been Oh Savior, Hear me visiting relatives. Charles T. Tittmann A Special in 32-inch Gingham HARDWARK FURNITURE Just, Out Mrs. Charles Stewart, of Irrigon, Charles T. Tittmann i is spending a few days at the W. H. Ogden home near this city. ¡It Ain’t Gonna Rain No Mo’ IN C . _ LOCAL AND PERSONAL ■ BREVITIES ■ 2 1 3 /1 T IR F Telephone 413 CITY MEAT MARKET JOHN ELsIS, PROP. K y N IL E A G E and non-skid A security are important factors in tire performance. Ajax Cords furnish these advantages to you in full measure. A JA X C O R D , R O A D K IN G , P A R A G O N KELLOGG & SCHIMKE Hermiston Auto Co., Hermiston, Ore. Bargains in Meats Every Day at the City Meat Market Wi
