The Hermiston herald., December 20, 1923, Image 6

THE
H E R M IS T O N
H E R A J J ). H E R M IS T O N ,
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LOCAL ANO PERSONAL
■ BREVITIES ■
O ceu rao M . of l a u r a e t Gleanad Hara
» ri T >a r a Aka— Ih aG K y aad
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Neighborhood
D e v o te d to t h e I n te r e s t a n d D e v e lo p m e n t o f th e H e r m to to s S ch o o to
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PROPER HOUSENO MEANS
MORE PROFITS IN HOG RAISING
Tin. Sheet metal work end' Plumb­
ing. Call 763. I. E. Putman. 11-tfc
Som e good buys In
K ellogg & Schim ke.
T he H og needs protection m ore than
moat dom estic anim ats beeauae It
la tk e natu ral protection, and is very
su ccep tab le to th e IttHuence o f cold,
h eat and draft«.
cars.
1 1 -tie
F. A. Chezlk left Sunday m orning
for a busines« m ission In Portland.
H urrah! No school for the next
wo w eeks. T h e school w ill have
•«cation du rin g C hristm as and New
Tear week. School w ill begin again
the day a fter N ew Years.
liv e up to th e m otto "E xcelsior" o f
the class of '24. She Is a very am b it­
ious c lu b worker in the boyg and
g ir ls clu bs of Oregon, and as a reward
for her fa ith fu l work she has recelv
cd a scholarship of »76.00 at the O.
A. C.. aw arded by th e U nion P acific.
T he g irls basket ball practice be
gan th lb week. T w en ty -tw o a tten d ­
’d th e m eetin g Tuesday and sig n ified
Mr. G ralapp gave a party last F ri­
their in ten tio n of tu rn in g ou t for day n ig h t for the foot ball boys and
K ellogg and Schlm ke report the
practice.
their “ best girl." T he first part o f
recent sale o f three Ford cars. Lee
the e v en in g w as sp en t in p layin g
G raybcal, o f Irrigon, purchased
The high school gave »16.00 to the cards, then a fter d e lig h tfu l refresh­
touring: Ben Jory, of H erm iston, a
N tar E ast relief. T h is w ill support m ents had been served, dan cin g w as
touring, and A. E. W attenburger, of
one child for three m onths.
enjoyed. The boys and th eir friend s
Echo, a touring car.
w ish to than k Mr. G ralapp for the
T he Freshm an class w as the only su ccess o f the party.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack B iggs w ere P en ­
class to se ll ita fu ll quota of C h rist­
dleton visitors Monday.
mas seal stam ps. T hey sold »12.50
The first graders have decorated
w
orth. In all th e h igh school sold their room for X m as, also a C hrlst-
Bert Shaw and fam ily left Tues­
m as tree for presents.
day for McKay Creek dam w here about »37.00 worth.
H og hou ses sh ould have tig h t w alls,
roofs, doors and w indow s, abundant
su n lig h t, w ell drained floors and
p len ty o f fresh air w ith ou t d rafts.
T hey should be stron gly bu ilt of good
m aterials.
F ram e construction m eets all these
Tequirem ents and Tum -A -Liim l„ re
com m ended because It is carefu lly
and accu rately mode, is stron g, dur­
able, dependable and w ill g iv e liv e ,
long hon est service.
P ictu re of H og H ouse I g e show n Is
on ly one of th e m any properly design-
id sty le s th at our arch itectu ral de­
partm ent has w orked out.
John Schlm ke departed Sunday
for a few days v isit In P ortland.
Give One For Christmas
Bert is em ployed and where they w ill
m ake their futu re home.
Mr. W. W. Green, cou n ty school
B illie S iegel of th e second grade Is
’up erln ten d en t, visited at the H er­ absen t from school on account of
m easles.
Jack Gorham and Ralph D avis, m iston school Monday.
Boardman resid en ts, w ere In H er­
The basket ball boys moved their
The third grade w ill give a pro­
m iston M onday n igh t.
dresing room over to the hall so that gram F riday c o n sistin g o f recita tio n s
E li W in esett, Jr. returned hom e th ey w ill have warm show ers nearby and a p lay e n title d "C hristm as
Sp irit."
Tuesday after an absence of over tw o w h en th ey practice. '
years. D uring th is tim e he w as In
T he F reshm an E n glish class w ill
T he e ig h th grade Is p ra cticin g bas­
Sidney, A u stralia, and p oin ts In C ali­
spend its clas« tim e on a C hristm as ket ball and exp ects to have a team .
fornia.
program n ext Frday.
A lso th ey have chosen team s for a
T he Senior class is not dead. sp ellin g m atch. The losin g sid e w ill
I. E. P utm an and fam ily w ill leave
I the latter part of th e week for P ort­ G ladys W h itsett Is doin g her part to give th e w tn n in g side a feed Friday.
Free Plans with Materials for All
Farm Buildings at
TUM-A-LUM
LUMBER CO.
H erm iston
Ford
No. to
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Phene 111
land where th ey w ill spend C hristm as
w ith relatives.
Special price concessions on Season­
able Merchandise for Holiday trade
See w indow display and sh ow in g
on th e counters.
Make our store a convenien ce for
m a ilin g ou t-of-tow n packages.
Your w elcom e to ,th is service.
Mrs. Raymond E llio tt, of Portland,
sister of Mrs. Otto Pierce, Is v isitin g
a t th e P ierce home in th is city.
Get her th is B eautiful R ectan gle
W h ite Gold F illed 16 Jew eled W atch
for—
Then we have the Parker Duofold
Pen at $7.00, the Duofold Jr. a t»5;
also the T,ady Duofold for ».500.
Kellogg & Schimke
Legal Blanks For Sale at The Herald O ffice
“PARAGON RADIO”
THE FINEST AND BEST IN THE WORLD
We are able to prove this.
Also other reliable receivers and equipment to fit everyone’s
pocket book.
Hermiston Produce & Supply Co.
We also manufacture the wonderful four tube set which was
perfected by our own ceaseless experiments.
“ THE BEST OF GOOD SERVICE"
The g ift th a t Is both useful und
beautiful.
Our Line is Complete
MITCHEL DRUG CO.
T H E G IF T SHOP
From a crystal detector to the latest development of R. T.
receiver j .
Wm. H. OGDEN TH E J E W E L E R
“ G ifts T h a t L ast”
T h e rich, permanent luster
of its finish, the quiet good
taste of its upholstery, and
the ornamental treatment
of its full-nickeled hard­
ware, all help to make it a
car you are proud to drive.
TAu Car co. A. obtained through tht Ford U^eekly Pure hart Platt.
WISHING ONE AND ALL A MERRY
CHRISTMAS
T here w ill be no church services
n ext Sunday n igh t at the B aptist
church. The congregation w ill be
dism issed so th ey may atten d the
C hristm as progrm at the M ethodist
church. Service^ and Sunday school
In the m orntng at the regular hour.
$22.50
T h is new Ford type is of
an exceptionally pleasing
ide doors open-
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ward, folding right
front seat, and a roomy
interior make it a conven­
ient car to use; its high
WE ARE OFFERING YOU
Mrs. E. E. D avis left Sunday for
an extended v isit in Ohio, w here she
w as called by the illn e ss of her
father.
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radiator, broad cowl, sun
visor, and large windows
make it stylish in appear­
ance. Y e t i t is sold ac the
lowest price ever asked for
a Sedan—only $590 Lo.b.
D etro it.
-TRY THE HERALD WANT ADS—
Cato Johns left for H ot Lake san a­
torium the latter part of the week.
He Intended to rem ain there for se v ­
eral days' treatm ent.
Christmas
T h e T u d o r Sedan is a gift
every member of the fam­
ily w ill share. I t adds to
daily happiness. I t w ill
extend the joyous spit it of
Christmas to every day of
the year.
Your Enquiries Will Receive
Prompt Attention
Articles for the Late Xmas Shopper.
BUHMANN BROS.
Merry Christmes
Hermiston, Oregon
and • Happy
New Year
PARKER’S STORE
Oregon Hardware & Implemeet Co
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Merry Christmas
and a Happy New Year
W here you w ill fin d every d elicacy
Here you will find a larger and beter stock of
Xmas Gifts to select from. Prices right and every­
thing marked in plain figures. See our Dolls and
Toys before you buy..................... ’
Kingsley’s Inc.
DANCE
NEW YEAR’S EVE
AUDITORIUM
in good th in g s to eat.
A ll kin ds of
X m as Candle«. B oxes o f Candie8 and
Cigar3 su ita b le for presents.
A fu ll
lin e of b lan k ets w h ich is offered at
a 10 per cen t discoun t. Come and
look our stock over and g e t our
prices before b u yin g elsew h ere.
P R A C T IC A L G IF T L IS T
Otto C. Pierce
'H erm iston's Hi u c of Q uality and Service'*
CHRISTMAS G REETING S FROM
P A R K E R ’S STORE
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Books
Stationery
Perfumes
Coin Purses
Vanity Boxes with flash lights
THE STORE WITH THE BLUE FRONT
=“The Wert Side Eat Shop”
J. L e . P a rk e r, P ro prieto r
Telop hoo o 4 1 3
Smoking Sets and stands
Compacts
Face Powder and Rough
Perfume Sets
Victor and Edison Records
Pyrslin Ivory Combs
Brushes
Pin Cushions
Powder Boxes
Jewel Boxes
Picture Frames
Leather Bill Folds
Stroppers for Safety Raxor Blades
Flash Lights
Pipes
Cigars
Box Candy
Kodaks, $ 2 .0 0 to $22.00
Xmas Cards and Booklets
Safety Raxors
CITY MEAT MARKET
JOHN ELsIS, PROP.
Bargains in Meats
Every Day
Hermiston, Oregon
And other items too numerous to mention
The Best Four Piece Orch­
estra Tnat Can be Obtained
CHRISTMAS CANDY 25c POUND
at the
SUPPER WILL BE SERVED In
The Hall
MITCHEL DRUG CO.
City Meat Market
TOM MARXEN, Manager
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Phene 101
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