THE HZBMISffOV TTTOALT), HERMISTON, OREGON.
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL
■ BREVITIES »
FALL WEATHER
O eeu rrn ee. o f Intvrm t Glerfned H a n
and Th**re A bout tha City and
N eighborhood
E nos M artin, project su p e rin te n d
ent, left M onday aftern o o n by m otor
V irg il S m ith is on a h u n tin g trip for R u p ert, Idaho, w here he w as call
in th e h ills a fte r deer.
ed by reasod of th e c ritic a l llluess of
his fa th e r.
Lessons in C hina, g lass and o th e r
.p a in tin g s given by Mrs. Jo e Dyer.
Dr. A. L. Groom w as h ere from
— adv. 2-2tc.
P o rtlan d Sunday to v isit Mrs. GTOom
who h as been here for several w eeks
J. A. Y eager, co u n ty su p e rin te n d a t th e hom e of h er m o th er, Mrs. F. L.
e n t of schools, w as a H erm iston vis K elley.
itor for a sh o rt tim e T uesday a fte r
noon.
Lew is D yer ha« been hom e th is
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A Reminder that
* Winter will Soon be Here
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DON’T FORGET THAT WE HAVE A COMPLETE LINE OF
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UNDERWEAR FOR MEN,
WOMEN AND CHILDREN
WE CARRY THE MUNSING LINE
The quality and durability is known by all and disputed by none.
Th(:re is nothing better for the money.
week a fte r h av in g sp en t som e tim e
Soren Jen sen re tu rn e d W ednesday in th e Condon co untry. He w orked
I from Condon w here he w en t to get th ere d u rin g h arv est a t th e hom e of
car w hich he left th e re on a recen t his uncle, J. W . Dyer.
trip .
—WE ALSO HAVE A BUNCH OF—
ODDS AND ENDS IN UNDERWEAR AND SOME SWEATERS.
WHICH WE ARE CLOSING OUT AT SALE PRICES.
.THEM OVER, IT WILL PAY YOU.
LOOK
C harles Unke an d h is son w ere h e re
J. S. W est and Floyd K neer w ere
from th e ir home in C lark sto n , W ash
am ong th e H erm isto n m en w ho took
in g to n , F rid a y an d S atu rd ay . T hey
a little lim e off to go a fte r deer in
form erly lived .here an d le ft last
th e B lue m o u n tain s.
sp rin g a fte r tra d in g th e ir ra n c h .
BRING IN YOUR EGGS—WE PAY THE HIGHEST PRICE.
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QUALUTY
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S F R V IC g -
Mr. and Mrs. H en ry Jacobson and
Dr. H. C. C urry, th e S e a ttle E ye
(d a u g h te r of A dam s w ere h e re Sun-
' day as g u ests a t th e hom e of her sig h t S pecialist, w ho h as m ade pro
fesional v isits to H erm iton fo r th e
p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. J o h n Leek.
p ast ten years and is know n fo r good
Mrs. L. H. P earso n and grandson o ptical w ork k t reaso n ab le prices,
have re tu rn e d to S e a ttle a fte r having w ill ag ain he a t H otel H erm iston
sp en t several w eeks h ere d u rin g the Monday, Sept. 26, for one day. Eyes
exam ined, glasses fitte d .— adv. 2-2tc
sum m er on the P earson ran ch .
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VEAL-CHICKENS
Any Kind, Any Time
Hermiston Market
PHONE 411
A. W. TURNBLAD
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The M ethodist L adles A id society
w ill hold an all day m eetin g w ith
Mrs. A ugust L in d er a t her hom e in
the C olum bia d is tric t, W ednesday.
S eptem ber 21.
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—TRY THE HERALD WANT ADR—
POULTRY
BREEDERS
A bout 13 y ears ago Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. F. B. S w ay ie and Mrs. W. J
F red W ells left here. T hey now live W a rn e r e n te rta in e d a t an inform al
in Salem . They v isited old friends p a rty W ednesday aftern o o n a t th e
3w ayze home in honor of local girls
here for a few days th is w eek.
who a re to leave soon fo r college.
A t Cosy th e a tre , U m atilla, Sunday The m o th ers of th e g irls w ere also
w ere played
n ig h t, Sept. 18. D empsey an d S h a r ho n o r guests. C ards
key F ig h t P ictu res. Two show s at d u ring a p a rt of th e aftern o o n .
7 :1 5 , 9:1 5 P. M. 25-50c— adv.
W. A. M ikesell, O. C. P ierce and
J. A. M urray of P en d elto n , dis F ra n k B ilderback w en t to the hills
tr ic t m an ag er for th e P acific T ele for th e o p ening of th e deer season.
phone & T eleg rap h Co., was here They g o t good and cold in th e ra in ,
W ednesday on business.
w orked up m arvelous ap p etites and
lid a lot of tram p in g . O tto P ierce
Mrs. O. C. R eets of C hicago, m other ■aw one buck fo r a fle e tin g in s ta n t
of Mrs. A. F. Beisse, w as h ere th is but did not get a sh o t a t him .
week w ith Mr. and Mrs. Beisse. They
cam e up from L ongview w here she
S. H. B a rn ard re tu rn e d la st week
has been th e ir g u est fo r some tim e in
from T oronto, C anada, w here he
o rd er to see th e P en d leto n R ound-up.
p ent a v acation v is itin g w ith re la
tives. He also stopped on th e trip
Mr. an d Mrs. J. J. P e te rs of San
for a b rief v isit in M ontana w here
B efn ard io n , C alifo rn ia, w ere here
be used to live. W h e a t fa rm e rs all
S atu rd ay for a few hours. Mr. P e t
over th e co u n try a re re jo ic in g over a
rs was born in U m atilla, an d the
sa tisfacto ry year, he found. He said
fam ily lived in th is co u n ty for sev
C anadian grow ers a re receiving 16
eral daya before g o in g to C alifornia.
cents per bushel m ore for th e ir w heat
th a n grow ers on th is side of th e in
T each ers in th e local g rades and
te rn a tio n a l line.
hig h school w ere e n te rta in e d a t a
p a rty F rid ay ev en in g by S upt. and
"A carload of us from our place
Mrs. E. L aG rande C herry. T he eve
w
ent
over to H en A cres a t P rosser
n in g was sp en t in fo rm ally , an d gam e,
and co n tests w ere enjoyed as a p a rt recen tly , and I th in k I learned a few
th in g s about h a n d in g p o u ltry flocks.”
of the e n te rta in m e n n t.
said A rnold B uhm ann th e o th e r day.
Mrs. H. M. S ch illin g an d ch ild "I'v e tak en a lot of c a re w ith my
ren are now liv in g in th e S ch ill birds to keep them up and com ing
ing p ro p erty so u th of tow n. Ac and th e ir q u a rte rs sa n ita ry , h u t a f
com panied by Mr. S c h illin g they te r I cam e home I saw w here I could
arriv ed la s t week in tim e for th e im prove on my w ork. T he care
ch ild ren
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e n te r
school.
Mr. ta k e n ab o u t sa n ita tio n in th e big
S ch illin g re tu rn e d to B allentine, H e n 'A c re s p la n t is c e rta in ly w orth
M ontana, w here he w ill rem ain u n stu d y in g . T h e tr ip is w ell w orth
til in D ecem ber w hen he w ill re w hile on th e p a rt of those in terested
in p o u ltry .”
tu rn to H erm isto n .
Good’ , ' ,
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Good Farmer Better
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Are you getting all your cream into your cream check?
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gardless of what separator you are using, have your skim m ilk jest
ed by our creamery man at least twice a year and defiu .tily
know if your separator is skimming clean.
The McCormick Deering Primrose Eall Bearing separator s an j
paying for themselves many, many times over through clearu s k ii
ming, long life and easy turning. In fact, thé McCormick De« r-
ing Ball Bearing Primrose is not only a close skimmer, h s - mak ?s
play of a man’s size job, for it reyjires 35 p r cent lets, e n e r g y
to tu rn than a plain beaiing machine.
Some superior features of the Primrose are :
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C lean an d efficien t skim m ing.
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E asy ru n n in g .
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B all bearin g .
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P ositive, au to m atic and vlulble
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No oil holes.
Im proved heavy h ard y zar®.
Easy bowl a d ju stm e n ' ..
S a n ita ry and easily » aslxed.
L ong tim e p aym ent p l a n .
T h ere a re m any o th e r fe a tu re s too n um erous to ma n tlf»n, h u t
if you w ill stop in or call us, w e w ill be glad to sho w j m u th e
P rim ro se o r to d em o n strate It» a c tu a l m e rits on your fa rm.
Oregon Hdwe. & Impit C< l
GOOD EQUIPMENT MAKES A GOOD FARMER BET'- EH .
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To meet the demand for STANDARD CANNED GOODS we er ; fea
turing CORN, BEANS, PEAS. TOMATOES in Standard Q uality
at 15 CENTS PER CAN.
TABLE PEACHES and APRICOTS and SLICED PINEi
21/ 8 lb. Cans a t 25 CENTS. These a e good quality.
L’PLE,
ROYAL WHITE SOAP, 6 BARS 25c.
PALMOLIVE and CREME OIL TOILET SOAPS, 3 bars, 2 3 io.
CORN FLAKES and POST TOASTIES, 10 cents p r packsvu.
You will find.here the FRUITS AND FRESH VECHT/vELlES of
the season a t the lowest price for quality considered.
THIS STORE NE VER SACRIFICES QUAUTY FOR PET 3E. ONLY
STANDARD AND QUALITY MERCHANDISE IS IEATU RED.
HOME JOURNAL PATTERNS AND WARNER’S CO? SETS AND
CORSELLETTES.
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PETER PAN FAST COLOR WASH GOODS.
QUEEN QUALITY SHOES FOR LADIES.
PENDLETON BI ANKETS FOR YOUR BEDDING N ENDS.
GORDON HATS AND CAPS.
W O T,F ,P R O O F HC SIERY FOR LADIES and CHILDS EN, and H0L-
PR 00F SOCKS FOIt MEN. _______ ______________
BROWN SHOES FOR MEN AND CHILDREN.
Hermiston Produce and Supply
Company
Modernize Your Home
On the left b tb< home of Mr. C. P.
Cowtentine, of Seattle. T h u home toe*
well built, but out of style.
® ARE INVITED TO INSPECT OUR STOCK OF MATERIAL FOR
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WE HAVE BOTH THE 0. A. C. PLANS AND THB PULLMAN.
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LET US MAKE YOU AN ESTIMATE FROM ONE
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OF THEM.
K your home is out of style, yet in a good neighborhood,
dr n’t sell it at a sacrifice—remodel it. You can lay W estern
Red Cedar Shingles over the old roof and sidewalls for very
little more than the cost of repainting the building, and your
upkeep will be much less. Reshingling, in this manner, cuts fuel
hills too, because your outer walls and roof are double thick and
hold heat that much better.
Brooder Coal
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LARGE STOCK OF GASCO BRIQUETS
ON
HAND.
SATIS
FIED USERS ARE THE BEST RECOMMENDATION.
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On
H fh t <* M t . C onrten-
117/ « «tome, after he had tt
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w ith V e i t e m
Red
Cedar Shingles right over the
»Id roof and nde «balls. T h a
wor^ was not at all expensive
end the home is now in heef>ma
«nth the m odem houses which
surround it.
Up-to-date in Style and Comfort
AND GET ONE OF OUR INSTRUCTIVE BOOKLETS ON
Homes with W estern Red Cedar Roofs and Side W alls are alwa?"
in style and always good looking. Lay vertical grain W estern Red
Cedar Shingles with sine-coated iron or copper nails and they w i l l laat
a lifetime. M a n y beautiful color combinations are possible, if you wish
to have your shingles stained. A n d these stained colors are permanent.
THE BUSINESS OF POULTRY RAISE 3.
Inland Empire Lumber Company ;
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Cheaper to Heat Than Before
' Y ou r saving hi fuel alone w ill helo pay for a Urge share o f the cost
of reshmgling your home over the old roofing and side wads. Y o u w.H
he pleasantly surprised by the moderate cost o f bringing your horn: up
to date with W estern Red Cedar Shingles
W e carry complete stock»
both in natural soloes and stained to suit your individual taste.
Profit by Our Suggestion ,
Exclusive
Representative» of National Builders Burean
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SCHOOL BOOKS
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SCHOOL SUPPLIES
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In Drugs, Sundries and
Prescriptions
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