The Hermiston herald., January 31, 1924, Image 4

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•od TkO T Abeet the City and
we are placing on sale
Ladies Oxfords and Patent Pumps,
and Children’s and Men’s Shoes, at
Prices that will Surprise.
These shoes sold only on these
conditions-Cash over the coun­
ter; no returns or exchanges
after shoes leave the store.
Ford
care. stars were awarded football letters
11-tfc by the student body as a remem­
brance of the time and hard work
Ladles’ ’’June Bride" house dr
they
devoted In upholding and de­
In orange, roue and assorted colored
cregeH and ginghams. Very dainty fending the honors of the Hermiston
and reasonable. Mrs. Emma John­ high school.
son. second house east ot Catholic
It was a solemn affair for some
church.
20-2tp
of the boys since it Is their last
H. R. Newport and son were Her. j year In high school and ends their
inlston visitors the first part of last chances of fighting for ‘ Old Her
| week. He was driving a new Pack-1 miston" on the football field. Duo
ard that he recently purchased. Mrs. to various reasons only eight of the
H. M. Straw accompanied them to eleven players received their letters.
Portland on their return.
Nevertheless those who did not re­
ceive letters are thankful to the stu­
Acordlng to the Echo News Pete
dent body and also to the public who
Sheridan has sold his 193 hay crop
have made football possible In tho
to Carl McNaught.
high school.
Mr. and Mrs. James Pearson were
Echo visitors Tuesday.
The M. E. Ladies Aid will hold
their regular business meeting at the
church on Wednesday afternoon,
! February 6.
COME EARL Y
O tto C. Pierce
IN C .
H. T. Hart has leased his forty
acre ranch three miles west of town
to C. E. Shaver. Mr. Hart has not
as yet decided as to his future plans.
IF W IN T E R C O M E S -
C A N S P R IN G B E F A R
The boys of the eighth grade of the
Umatilla schools defeated the local
eighth grade basket ball team here
Friday. The Umatilla girls team of
the same grade was defeated by the
Hermiston girls.
B E H IN D ?
Repair your flumes and drop boxes
NOW.
Word has been received of the
death of F. J. Morrow, father of Mrs
E. E. Davis, of this city, at his home
In East Palestlme, Ohio. Mrs. Davis
was with him during the several
weeks preceding his death.
Get your Screen Porches and all
Faim Buildings in shape The man
that has these things done when the
spring werk starts is always ahead of
his work, running his farm, and not
being run by it.
Mr. and Mr?. Ed. Haugebertr
and children were Echo visitors
Monday.
We have stocked through the win.
ter for the Flume and Repair busi­
ness, and will assist you in every way
possible to do this work in the best
and most economical manner.
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Schillintr
and Mr. and Mrs. C. E Schilling
were in Echo Monday.
MATERIALLY YOURS,
Christian Science Services
The Christian Science services are
held In rooms next to the Auditorium
every Sunday at 11 o’clock. Sunday
school at 10:15. All are cordially
Invited to attend.
T U M -A -L U M L U M B E R
COM PANY
SNAPPYBUYS
R. A. Bro ? n«on, M gr.
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20 ACRES WELL IMPROVED, BEST
land. $750 cash, value $2250; easy
terme.
20 ACRES, HOUSE, STABLE, FBNC-
ed, small tract in alfalfa, $1000
Termi,
Have several good trades
'other parts of Northwest.
See
Large Front. Windows for
Samples of~ Above Offer
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Ginghams
Percales Devonshires
.25 to $1.00
Last Friday night the eighth grade
basket ball teams, both boys and
girls, encountered the Umatilla 8th
grade teams In a basket ball game,
which proved to be a victory as well
as a defeat for the locals. The girls
succeeded in defeating their antago.
nlsts by a score of 13 to 2, while the
boys were beaten 8 to 7. Neverthe­
less the boys showed the old fight
all through the game and are deter,
mined to ’’come back” in the future
The grades have been diligently
working on a program which is to
be staged some time near the middle
of February. Their foremost object
in giving this program is to raise
enough money to finish paying for
the phonograph they purchased some
time ago and also to buy athletic
equipment for the different teams.
One of the most interesting events
on the program is a mock trial. All
the grades are furnishing entrants
for the trial and it will no doubt be
a very interesting undertaking. The
public is very cordially invited to at­
tend, and, although the admittance
fee has not yet been definitely de­
cided upon, the program will un­
doubtedly be worth the money as an
evening of entertainment.
.25 to .30
.40
Hermiston Produce & Supply Co.
’ ’THE BEST OF GOOD SERVICE’’
ADA
K^TILEAGE and non-skid
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 , PA R A G O N
KELLOGG & SCHIMKE
Hermiston Auto Co.
CLEARANCE SALE!!
J. D. WAGHQRN, PROP.
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Place your ordes early for day old
chlckR, from my heavy laying
strain; 3 0 years buiidJ—« up this
s t r a in , always using pedigreed
males. Price, $25 per 100, 10 per
cent with order.
Winter Clothing, Shoes and
Other Necessities
Leather Mittens, Wool Mittens, Wool Shirts, Sport Coats,
Maclknaws, Leather Vests, Rubbers and Overshoes Woolen
Underwesr, Wool Blankets. Wool Sox, Wool Sweaters,’ hob Nail
Army Shoes, $2.95, made of whole kip leather.
Orange«, 176s, per dozen...............
40c
Bulk Dates, pound..............................
12c
Lemons, larg size, per dozen.............
30c
Mixed Nuts, 2 pounds............ -............
39c
Blue Jacket Sardines, 3 cans for....
25c
Sugar Crisp Cornflakes, 3 packages
28c
Six boxes Best Matches......................
29c
Two pounds Mothers Cocoa. .............
33”
Large Boxes Bulk Salted frackor« r - , nnnnd
,c„
12 pounds Best Bulk Macaroni. .................................. .................. g9c
6 pounds Best Bulk Macaroni.........................................................4gc
3 pounds Best Bulk Macaroni...........................................................23c
40c Bulk Coffee, whole, per pound...............................
32 -l-’ c
Shelled Pop Corn, 3 pounds........................................................... 'j5C
Large Bar Naptha Soap...............................................................
gc
Large Bar Royal White Soap..................... .................. _............... 5c
Large Bar Castile Hand Soap............................................................. &<•
Large Bar Cocoanut .. Oil and Pumice Soap.................................. 5c
5 pounds Dried P ea s........................................................ w .............4gc
2 1-2 pounds Dried Peas......................................................................23c
Hermirt®, On
Hermiston R. I. Red Hatchery
Limited Number this season.
Phono 83-M
C u stom H a tch in g
Phone 83-M
E G G S F O R H A T C H IN G
Hanson Strain While Leghorns
FAMOUS FOR HIGH PRODUCTION
This strain has averaged over 20 0 eggs for seven eoiuset ttlTi -
generations.
My flock averaged 21J eggs in 12 months.
Only 60 per cent of the best birds of this flock are used for breed­
ing.
My breeding flock consists only o f mature vigorous hens, mated
to high pedigree males from trapnested dams of 265 to 290 eg
sire’s dam 315 eggs. Eggs guaranteed 80 per cent fertile. Flock
and records open to inspection.
PRICES— $1.50 for 15; $4.00 for 5 0 , $7.00 per 100.
Address
G. R. ROBINSON
Hermiston, Oregon
SALE ENDS FEBRUARY 18, 1924
CHAS. G. BU R K
ACROSS FROM MOVIE THEATRE
HERE YOU A R E -
Parker’s store has some real bar­
gains to offer yo uthls week. Our
goods, ceraals, soaps, etc., at prices
to suit the times. Just come and
see for yourself. We are head,
quarters for good things to eat in
all the market affords. There you
are and here we are.
from
E. P. DODO
THE STORE WITH THE BLUE FRONT
"The Wert Side Eat Shop” ^
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Bring in l our
Films
To fully understand this offer you will necessaiily have to read
th’« entire adv.
This is our first ‘•afM'r-iaventory” special. Wr discovered an
ovei stock of Bine and White Gninitrusre (bine outside, whit«1 in ­
side). We have decided to sell this and with it give son>*thing
away besides. With each piece of this granitewar* sold during
this sale, we will give free, one handsome glass dish and in addi­
tion give you 25 per cent off on the granite ware.
These free
dishes are not pocket pieces but such pieces as Cheese Plates, Boa
Bon, Pickle, Baked Apple Dishse, Vases, Etc.
Several students have been absent
from school during the last week be­
cause of sickness.
10 ACRES, HOUSE, BARN, CLEAR,
ed, ready to go; $600.
Hermiston. Oregon
FREE!
In a hard fought contest between
the Helix girls and tho Hermiston
girls last Saturday night the former
were victorious by a score of 12 to
8. The Hermiston boys were more
successful, defeating the Helix boys
39 to 8. The cause o flhe local boys’
success was due largely to the fact
that they shut their eyes when they
shot for te basket, says an ”autor_
lty” on the matter.
Colonel McNaught returned Sun
day night from Salt Lake City where
he had been as a delegate to appear
before the Fact Finding Committee
which met in tho above named city
The parents of Miss Georgia Lock-I
to investigate conditions on reclama­ hart have moved to Washington,
tion projects.
making It necessary for her to leave
this school. Leon Norquist and
Jack Biggs left Wednesday night Richard Foreman have both left
for Portland on a business mission. school, also.
H e W M I6 T O N 'l H Q U B E ^ O F _ Q U A U T V ^ A N n j < i g ^ J t r . 2 ^ ^
Now is the time to select your patterns from the Spring Quar­
terly an dmake your spring c^essea. ,
,
Mo. 20
L ast Monday m orning the gridiron
Some good buys In
Kellogg a Scbimke.
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