The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984, December 17, 1925, Image 2

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ALL GROCERIES ARE BARGAINS AT
HERMISTON ORE.
BURKE’S
SALE CONTINUES!
HERMISTON, OSE.
At Cost or Less
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Sale Reg.
Sale Reg.
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Price Price
Price Price
1 pound Schillings Bak- Powder........... 44e
60c ALL CANNED FRUIT 25 PER CENT OFF.
10 pound pall. Red Karo Syrup.... ........ »4c
2 pounds English Walnuts........................66c
10 pound palls Blue Karo Syrup.... „ . 8 1 c
ALL CANNED FRUIT 20 PER CENT OFF.
Jars Peanut Butter.............................- ......17c
J5c
3 dozen Snap Clothes Pins.................. — 19c
Jars
Mince
Meat.....................................
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31c
40c
No 3 Cans Pal. Car Pineapples............. 27c
3 lb Cans Crescent Baking Pow.„............. 70c 80c
Boys Union Suits ......... ........ ............—....... 76c »1.35
Ladles' Cotton Hose, black............2 for 25c
20c
Goat Hair sox, 40c............................... 2 for 75c
60c Ladles’ "Kid Boots”.................................. »2 25 »3.50
Two Big Loaves of Bread............................. 26c
Gun Powder Tea ...........................................42c
60c
Two pound cans Peanut Butter..................61c
60c English Breakfast Tea ................... - ....... 42c
60c
35c
Borden’s Wilk, large..................................... 11c
15c 2 pounds 20-Mule Team Borax................25e
30c
Roast Beef, 12 ox cans...............................22e
30c Large Sea Foam ......... _................... ■■....... 21c
Large Bar-None ...........................................33c
40c
Corned Beef, 12 oz cans ............................ 24c
30c Steam Refined Borax, 4 for..........................30c
10
Clam Chowder, 5 cans...................................51c
65c Rose Cream, 6 for...................................... 25c
30c
Lye Hominy, 5 cans..................................... 51c
65c Pay Day, 6 for .................................... - ........ 25c
30c
30c
Campbell's SoupH ..........................................H e
13c Ivory, 3 for ............................................ - .....24c
Campbell's Soupe, 10 assorted................... 1.06 1.25 Crystal White, 23 bars for ........ „...........1.00 1.15
Grated Pineapple, No. 2 cans......... ........20c
25c Sunny Monday, 27 bars for....................... ..1.00 1.36
Grated Pineapple No. 2 cans ................. 24c
30c Dried eas, 9 pounds for................................ 79c 1.00
55c
Sliced Plnenpple No. 3 cans........................S2c
40c 5 pounds White Karo Corn Syrup .........46c
50c
Mecco Salmon, No. 1 cans.......................... 25c
30c 5 pounds Dark Karo Cohn Syrup ............ 41c
57c
70c
All Jello ....................................
10c 5 13c pounds Mapellne .........
30c
Jams. 1 pound cans, 3 cans..................... 59c
75c Carton Winner M atches.............................. 25c
45c
3 Jars Jelly .....................................................32c 45c Diamond Matches .................... - ................ 37c
Vienna Sausage, 2 for...................................25c
15c One quart Fly Spray .............................. ;...95c 1.25
30c
Deviled Meat ................................................ 05c
10c 10 cent Ink Tablets, 3 for...........................25c
30c
Barrel Molasses, 3 for...................................65c
75c 10 cent Penell Tablets. 3 for.............. „...26c
One pound Jars Honey........................ '.......19c
25c 5 cent Pencil Tablets, 6 for..................... 25c
5 cent Pencil Tablets, unruled, 3 for....10c
15c
One-half gallon palls Honey................. • •■78c 1.00
15c
Sliced Beef, small Jars, 2 for..................... 25c 45c 3 Five Cent Pencils ..................................... 10c
Sliced Beef, nttd. Jars, 2 for....................... 35c 45c 6 3-for-5c Pencils....v................................... 5c
60c
Sliced Beef, large Jars, 2 for...................65c 80c Ball Blue, 3 boxes........................................ 43c
40c
Heinz Baked Beans, large........................... 23c 30c No. 2 Lamp Chimneys .............................. 32c
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20c
Heinz Baked Beans, med. .......................... 15c
20c No. 2 Lantern Globes ................
Heinz Baked Red Beans .............................. 15c
20c No. 2 Lamp Wicks, dozen ..........................15c
Quarts Apple Blitter .................................. 4 2c
50c ALL ALUMINUM WARE AT COST.
61c
65c
Pints Apple Butter .......................................24c
30c Amaizo Oil, quarts ......
Bon Ami Powder ..........................................12c
15c
20 PER CENT OFF ALL BOTTLED GOODS.
K. C. Baking Powder .................................. 43c
60c Mustard Sardines, 3 for.................................. 25c 30c
K. C. Baking Powder .............................. 21c
25c Olive Oil Sardlnes,3 for....,.:........................ 35c 45c
Schillings Baking Powder
............ ,....2.15 2.50 Snacks, 3 for...................................................26c 30c
60c
Schillings Baking Powder
..................1.10 1.25 No-Rub Naptha, 12 for .............................. 49c
Schillings 1 pound Baking Powder .3 for 1.32 1.60 ALL EXTRACTS 30 PER CENT OFF.
Royal Baking owder ...................................44c
60c BULK SPICES ONE-HALF PRICE.
Country Club Coffee, 1 lb..............................48c 60c
15c
Nutmeg .......................................................... 12c
Royal Club Coffee, 1 lb................................. 51c 55c
15c
Cinnamon .......................................................3 2c
Corn Starch, 1 lb.............................................11c 15c
10c
Pepper .......................................................;.....®6c
Gloes Starch 1 lb...................
11c
16c
4 pound pall Premium Lard ..................... 1-06 1.25
Kellogg's Corn Flakes .............................. l i e
"15c
65c
2 pound pail Premium Lard .....................55c
Fuffed Wheat, 2 for..................................... 25c 30c
15c
1 pound package Puffed Raisins........12 l-2c
Mothers OatB, Premium, 2 for...................75c 90c
60c
4 lbs. Raisins, Mkt. Day Special................36c
Kerr's Oats, package ............
34c
40c
Best Granhlated Sugar, 14
pounds. .1.00
Kerr’s Oats, 9 pound sack............................57c 66c
25c
Large Bottle Bluing .................................. 16c
Pepp, 2 packages............................................. 25c 30c
30c
Noodles, etc., 3 packages.................... ......... 25c
1 pound Pearl Barley, 3 for....................... 25c 45c
30c
Arm and Hammer Soda, 3 for........... .....25c
7 pounds Best Rice .....................................55c
70c
Sun Klst Tomatoes, large, S. P., 5 for......99c 1.25
H pounds Best White Beans.... ...............6'Jc 1.10
Royal Red Tomatoes, S. P.. 6 cans for ...99c 1.20
10 pounds Best Red Beans.......................... 91c 1.00
Golden Sweet-Corn, 6 cans for................ 105 1.60
Bulk Cocoa, 6 pounds...................................32c 60c
Palace Car Peas, 5 for..................-...........99c 1.25
Bulk Cocoa, 2 1-2 pounds for...................16c 25c
Palace Car Com, 6 for............. ..................96c 1.25
26 pound box 40-50 Prunes.....................2.95
60c
Sauer Kraut, No. 3, 3 for..................... 46c
25 potfud box Figs .................................. 2.70
90c
One lb. Tin Cups Peanut Butter, 3 for..67c
4 cans Siyi Bright Cleanser..... ............. 25c
1.20
Sea
Port
Peas,
6
cans
for.........................
100
3 cans Old ’ iT utch^leanw r.................26c
Corn .............................................. — cans 98c »1.20
2 Bari*els Molasses ....................................... 37c 50c
100 Linen Fin. Envelopes......................... 21c
40
Canary Bird Feed .............................2 for 25c
30c
100 Linen Fin. Best Orade Envelopes....36c
60c
Sifted PeaK ...................................... 5 cans 89c »1.25
NOTICE FOR PUUCATION
Department of the Interior, U. 8.
Land Office at The Dalles, Oregon,
Nov. 30, 1926.
Notloe Is horeby given that Ed
ward Kunxe, of Boardman, Oregon,
who, on Dec. 14,1920 made Home­
stead Entry No, 021468 for WH
NBU being Unit "B" Umatilla pro­
ject, section 20. township 4 North,
Range 25 East Willamette Meridian,
hss filed notice of Intention to make
final three year proof to establish
claim to thp land above dewcrlbed be
fore C. G. Halyden. United States com
mlssloner at Boardman, Oregon, on
the 11th day of January, 1926.
Claimant names as witnesses:
W. A. Price, Calvin Erwin, Claud
Meyers, Paul Smith, all of Boardman,
Oregon.
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J. W. DONNELLY, Register.
LOOK OUT FOR
SELF POISONING
Neglect of the liver results In self
poisoning! Not so quickly, perhaps,
but Just as surely ns If you drank
poison out of a hoft'e If your liver
Is not doing 'ts work of hoping dlgee
Hon. eliminating waste from the
l>owels and purifying the blood, you
will always be troubled with sick
headaches, nausea, biliousness, bad
breath, gas, sour stomach or conatlpa
tlon.
Cleanse and tone your liver! Put
your system In condition so you feel
your very best again! Try Just a
spoonful of Dr, II. S. Tharher'a ex­
cellent Liver and Blood Syrup after
the next few meals and notice the
quick tmprr.vement In the way you
eat. sleep, look and feel-- the return
of strength, vigor and energy. You
will be completely satisfied; other-
wine there will be no coat.
FREE! This Coupon is Good foi
Sample Bottle
Dr. Thaeher's Liver A Blood Syrup
If presented before the supply foi
free dlstrthtlon ts already given
away. Read the full dealla shove
then act at or.ee, as this offer b
limited. Get a trial size now bj
preaenllng thin coupon to .Mitchel,
Drug Company.
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U s e th e B e s t M eth o d s
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Chicken« must be scientifically fed and property housed in mod
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F. C. Woiijjhter, Agent,
Hermistpn, Oregon
expense.
PLANS SPECIFICATIONS AND SCIFFTIFIC F T 0 T'?i A"’ r
FREE TO CUSTOMERS.
Make Your Poultry Pay Fie
BUSTER BROWN .
SHOE STORE
Profits
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Uawl Empire Lumber Compair
Phone 331
PENDLETON
Starts its Semi-Annual Clear­
ance Sale 1 hursday morning,
December 10.
“ Ik e Yard of Be»t Quality ”
M. M. STRAW. MGR.
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A L L X M A S SL IP P E R S
S ta r tin g M o n d a y ,
N ov. 9
ALL H O SIE R Y
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Exclusive Representatives o f National Build»
NOTICE!
A L L SH O E S
Has been cut to the lowest pos­
sible price for quick clearance.
He want a ll new styles for
next spring--buy now for your
X m as gifts and
A L L M E A T S W ILL B E
S T R IC T L Y CASH
A ll o ld b ills m u st b e p a id
b y th e 1 5 th
SAVE 10 to 40 PER CENT
on Your Xmas Gifts
S tartin g, M o n d a y , r>-o,
A ll d e liv e r ie s w ill b e se n t
o u t C. O . D .
Shoes from $2.95 to $7.95
Come E arly-B uy Now
IERMISTON M ARKET
BUSTER BROWN SHOE STORE
PENDLETON, OREGON
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H e r m isto n C rea m ery C o.
WE WEi
TROUR
IF IT IS STORAGE BATTERY TROUBLE
PAYS THE HIGHEST PRICE
AND S P O T C A S H F O R
YOUR CREAM.
GO TO THE BUTCHER FOR BACON,
CO TP THE TAKER FOR TREAT
BUT IF IT IS BATTERY TROUBLE.
COME TO US INSTEAD.
WE ARE GROWING
day by day. That la because we
please our customers with the
kind of vulcanizing1 work we do.
Our up-to-date vulcanizing machines
together with good matrlala and
workmanship turns out a first elaee
Job.
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SUCCESSOR TO WM. H. OGDEN £ |
AND NUMEROUS OTHER GIFT ITEMS
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Rfpres.'T.tutivcs of the
Convenient train connections cither via Portland
or S a lt Lake C ity at very
reasonable round trip fares.
Let us help you plan your
itinerary, q u o t e you fares,
and make all your arrange­
ments.
Buy Jewelry at Burk’s
Purses, Safety Razors, Stationery
If their egg laying ability it property developed your poultry in
P a c if ic
We Need the Mnnet
Cases, Cuff Buttons, Silverware,
ROOSTERS’
WIVES ARE
PROFITABLE
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Will gladly furnish you illustrated booklets giving
complete information about this, land where the
sun slûnes ir a t of the tim e and where you can
enjoy out-of-door life all the time.
DO IT N O W
Watches, Clocks, Rings, Chains,
Pins, Bracelets, Necklaces, Vanity
YCU have never been to
California it should be the
effort of your life to go.
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CLUB WORK TEACHES SUCCESS­ their projects. Although they may
not win prizes offered they learn
FUL BUSINESS METHODS moiki about their branch of club
work and become better judges of
There la acertaln pride In own­ their producta.”
ing one's business and the moat suc-
Examples of the Interest parents
essful businesg men are thoee who take in club work and methods are
grow up with their trade, says L. J. ■ hown In the case of one boy club
U ’en, assistant state club leader In member which, Mr. i Allen cited.
Oregon.
Thl„ box’8 father had been operat­
"Human beings take a natural In. ing a dairy for 15 or 20 years when
erest In the things they own," the boy purchased th© first pure­
tays Mr Allen, "and one of the re- bred cow on the farm. As a result
ulrementft Air boy8 |and girls in the father now has Beven purebred
lub work is that they own the high producing cows.
u'oject on which they are working,
"It Is only natural that parents
tuslness records which they keep are Interested In the success of their
>n the cost of their seed or stock an«* children,” explained
Mr. Allen.
he cost of materials to carry oh "Parents often gain considerable
Itflr work, all teach them the value knowledge of value to themselves
if well kept farm records. These through the Interest they take In
'.re seldom found though bookkeep- club work. As a rule they are very
ng on the farm la just as Import­ enthusiastic about thlB work as an
ant as In any other business.
educational benefit to their ch ild -.
"Experience In developing pro-
erts In gardening, livestock, or
lousehnld work will prove valuable
READ THE WANT ADS
ill through life,” continued Mr. Al-
en. "Club members are taught Im-
oroved methods at an age when they
are most impressionable. Methods
they learn then hvlll be long re­
membered.
5end u» the p ric e o f a y e a r’;
"Boys and girls are given every
¡uhscription
if you are in arrears
Inducement to better their crops or
lock. Premiums are offered at
•ounty and state fairs and club
members are required to exhibit
PACIFIC TIRE COMPANY
VULCANIZING
20SV, E. Alta St.
Pendleton, Ore.
Don’t trust your battery to Udituu-
ed hands when MASTER
HANDS are available.
Schimke Battery Station
HERMISTON, OREGON
TH IS IS TH E PLACE
If you want your Auto Top Repaired
or Recovered
A New Set of Side Curtains
A Tent Made to Order
OR ANYTHING IN THE HARNESS
CHAS. G. BURK Hermiston, Ore.
--R F A D THE WANT ADS—
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ABRAM METHOD
OF BLOOD TESTING AND TREATMENT
Dr. B. B. Brundage
PENDLETON, OREGON
W. I. GADWA, Pendleton, Ore.
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