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y s Specials Saturday Monday Lou B row nell of U m atilla was in ' Miss C h arlo tte K ern, supervisor of I H erm iston M onday of th is week. m usic in th e local school, w ill spend C hristm as vacation a t h e r home in A n arro w poulry house is colder |S eattle, Miss A rlene P earson W’ill th a n a wide one. T he n e a re r sq u are spend the holidays in C alifornia and a p o u ltry house is th e less lum ber it Miss E van g elin e Sheesley p lan s to be tak es to build it. in P o rtla n d . Miss P earson and Miss Shessley a re both local teachers. A fo u n d atio n for a p o u ltry house is not only a m eans of su p p rt, b u t also N. E. S trice. of W allow a, w as a to keep out dam pness, d ra fts and rats. g u est a t tb e George N ew ell hom e in H erm iston la st week. R obert M yers oi V /alla W alla is v isito r a t th e F ra n k L ittle hom e th is W illiam DeVore of P en d leto n , fo r week. m erly a resid en t of th e H erm iston 1 lb. 28c . 1 lb. 18c 1 Ik rifle- Lipton’s Coffee holds the fame reputation as Lip- ton’s Tea. We have it. 1 lb. Vacuum packed, 55c SEASONABLE GOODS A nice line of Blankets that will be appreciated this time of year. Outing Flannel Gowns, Pajamas, Night Shirts, Lined Mittens, Gloves, Overshoes, Golashes and Rubbers. * P H O N E Miss G ladys W h itse tt is hom e for th e holidays. She h as been te a s h ln g in M ontana. O F Q U A L IT Y A N D S E W V IC V r Aitò K ingsley. Mies K ingsley is teac h in g O. R. R yder, p ro m in en t fa rm e r of in C alifo rn ia th is y ear th e U m atilla d istric t, was in H erm is ton on business W ednesday of th is Mr. and Mrs. B ert ria n e lin e w ere i week. visitors in P ilo t Rock Sunday, Dec em ber 16. Mr. an d Mrs. O. C. P ierec w ere P e n d leton v isito rs T uesday. ! T he B ap tist lad ies’ aid m eets on Joe P edeldecheek of Y akim a is now D ecember 26 a t th e home of Mrs. A. W. T u rn b la d . T he tim e w ill^be giv i em ployed in tire H erm isto n m arket. en over to th e ty in g of com forts. Sam O ldaker, a resid en t of th e H er- Those w ho une in te re ste d b u t not | m iston p ro ject some y ears ago, w as m em bers of the o rg an izatio n as well i back in tow n th is week fo r a visit. as all th e re g u la r m em bers are cor dially in v ited to a tte n d th e m eeting. Mr. O ldaker now lives in M ontana. Nriu frar THE LOYALTY OF FRIENDS IS OF INESTIM- ATABLE VALUE. FEELING ACCORDINGLY A SINCERE OF GRATITUDE WILL ACCOMPANIES THIS FOR YOUR GOOD GREETING. MAY Airs. E. P. Illsley is confined to Jo h n Pace of P o rtla n d is in H er- j niiston to spend th e C h ristm as h o li her hom e w ith an a tta c k of ilu this days w ith his p a re n ts, Mr. a n d Mrs. week. J. M. Pace. THE COMING SEASON BRDTG YOU ALL A FULL REALIZATION OF YOUR BEST HOPES. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY W ith th e aid of a m eat chopper I O t SALE -C apstan o rch ard tree pul klcchen w aste can o ften be used as ler, 250 feet cable. B arg ain . H. a good p o u ltry food, by th e backyard II. W illard . 16-tfc p o u ltry keeper. It is best to balance th e ra tio n w ith g ra in an d m ash. Leathers & Little Inc. HERMISTON, OREGON ■ n iflïB is a s -ja u a a B B a is B Three Good Reasons for Study of Greek Airs. C. C. D urfey, accom panied by There was once a rough and uned i.er son Ja rv is D urfey, left H erm iston on M onday for a n exten d ed holiday ucated man wiio had made money and trip . They p lan n ed to be in Mon who entered his boy in a swell college tan a for C h ristm as an d from th ere pri|M»rntory school. Tbe bead m aster ashed him If (here was anything he they w ill go to Los A ngeles to spend was particular,y desirous his son New Y ears. should be taught, and the uncultured one replied: ‘‘Yes. there Is. I want W a lte r F elth o u se of B erkeley, C ali him to take G reek.” bbbbbbbb bbbbbbbbbq fo rn ia, is a g u est a t th e W. W. F elt- "May I ask.” Inquired the heart house home fo r th e C h ristm as h o li m aster, In considerable amazement, days. He is a nephew of Mr. Felt- “why you are so Insistent upon his house an d a stu d e n t a t W h itm an col pursuit of Hint particular subject? ’’Well," said the rude parent, ‘•there lege. are three reasons why I want him to M arg aret F elth o u se w as ta k e n to learn G reek: First, because It’s h ard ; [St. A n th o n y ’s h o sp ital in P endleton second, because lie don't want to; and, third, because It’s no good any i early th is w eek. H e r illness w as way. If he learns ft a fter all that, diagnosed as in te stin a l flu and it, w as he'll show he's got some stuff In him.” th o u g h t for aw h ile th a t an op eratio n M oral: This fnhle has morals enough m ig h t be necessary unless she began to (ill a b o o k .-E d w ard C. Durfee In to im prove. A ccording to recen t word Scribner's Magazine. sh h e is g e ttin g alo n g nicely. We Wish All Our Friends a Very I Merry Christmas fi CHRISTMAS s # J It ** » *» SHOPPING M ADE EASY By our Table and Window Displays of Merchandise Suitable for Gifts for Men, Women project, w as in tow n Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. G eorge N ewell, ac- i com panies by C arm en and J u n io r, < w ere shopping v isito rs in P en d leto n ; Mr. and Mrs. H. W. K elley and Mrs. last T h urusday. B oynton w ere W alla W alia visitors W ednesday. Miss A gnes L ittle re tu rn e d to H e r-' m iston S unday m o rn in g to spend th e j Mrs. H. E. Shescly wag shopping in C hristm as holidays w ith h er p aren ts. P en d leto n th is week. Mr. and Mrs. ra n k L ittle. She te a c h -' es a t W ashougal, W ash in g to n . E va W o u g h ter, H elen U pham nnd Harvey, DeMoss re tu rn e d W ednesday Miss E ldora K ingsley is expected m o rn in g from M onm outh to spend the home S a tu rd a y to 3r<end th e holidays holidays a t th e ir homes. w ith h er p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. B. S. 171 KINGSLEY’S H B W jlf t lS T O N '» H O U S E T he B ap tist Ladies Aid purchased ft fine new h e a te r from the B lessing H ardw are com pany for th e B aptist- C h ristian ch u rch last week. Oceurcseea o f Interoat Gleaned Hara and There About the City and Neighborhood .. 1 lb. 30c • ISTON, OBEGOX. F rid ay afternoon returning with her p areu ts Sunday. LOCAL* AND PERSONAL ■ BREVITIES • December 22-24 Almonds, No. 1............ Brazils, No. 1 large Filberts............ Pe<* n s ........................... Peanuts, Virginia Walnuts. No. 1........ HEBMISTOH HERALD, and Children GIFTS THAT THE STORE COST BUT THE LITTLE, YET ARE AMONG THE MOST ACCEPT ABLE GIFTS THAT YOU CAN BUY V ANY WHERE, NO MATTER HOW MUCH YOU PAY, W IL L BE FOUND IN OUR D IS PLAYS. OREGON HARDWARE IMPLEMENT CO. BATTERIES W hy blinded so by th e c ar lig h t glow, T h a t we tu rn aside and stop. Ask so m eth in g easy— th e ir b a tte rie s, we know, W ere ch arged a t F en n o ck ’s shop. Pennock’s Battery & Tire Shop and a Happy New Year E n o r m o u s S p id e r s Two of Hie largest bird outing spl ders ever seen at the London zoo cam* from Brazil. Nearly a foot in ex pause, witli poison fangs three-quar ters of an Inch long, and huge hairy bodies, they are probably the most re ptllslre creatures imaginahie. One ol M. B. R o b erts of V ancouver, W ash them Is quite docile, hut the other wll1 in g to n , w as a H erm isto n v isito r th is unliesitiitingiy attaek. week. Mr. R o b erts has p ro p erty in Ils method Is to rear Itself on the te re sts here. hinder legs, holding the front pair In the air ready to grip the hand that J. W. C larke m ade a business tr ip set ks It and plunge Its fangs Into Hie flesh. io L ebanon, Oregon, th is week. Another tactic Is to brush Its fui with Its hind leg, causing stinging Jam es Todd has been confined to hairs to float around, nnd If these set his home on acco u n t of sickness th e tie on the human skin the effects are past week. very painful. L. S te w a rt, b e tte r know n as “ D ad,” re tu rn e d to H erm iston last week from P en d leto n w here he had been a p a t ien t a t St. A n h to n y ’s h o sp ital fo r a week. Mr. S tew art farm s on th e w est side of th e river. § Hermiston Produce & Supply Co. ■ >■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ B B H B B B B B r B B B B I B B B B F W. F. Brown of S an ta B a rb ara. You w a n t e n te rta in m e n t— n o t tr o u C alif., visited H erm iston Sunday. Mr. ble. You w a n t to h e a r p ro g ram s in- Brown w as one of th e early s e ttle r sead of a serv ice m an e x p lain in g on th e p r. ject. w h n t’a w ro n g w ith y o u r radio. You w ant a se t to w ork— a n d keep on Jo h n Pace, farm er of S tan field , w as w orking, w eek in and week o u t— y ear in Hei n i ! ! : n Sunday. a fte r y e a r w ith o u t a tte n tio n . T h a t is the Fred L ens is b u ild in g a new ch ic k en hor.se on his ra n ch east of tow n. M M a k e R e p a ir s N o w Roy H utch in so n Is losing m uch sleep th ese n ig h ts, a new K olster ; ra .io b eing th e cause. A NEGLECTED REPAIR THAT IS SMALL NOW. MAY COST YOU TWO OR THREE TIMES A8 MUCH NEXT SPRING. CHECK UP YOUR NEEDS AND GET ONR PRISES. Tum-A-Lum Lumber Company 8 . A. BROWNSON, MANAGES N O R T O N ’S G R O C E R Y Wishing You A MERRY CHRISTMAS C. L. UPHAM. T erm s to S uit. Do yo u r shopping a t home— the local sto res have b eau tifu l displays. RIGHT NOW, NOT LATER WHEN W INTER SNOWS START, IS THE TIME TO MAKE REPAIRS, Atwater-Kent Radio ''RED4 G eorge Leibe is b u ild in g a hog b a m on h is ran ch in th e C olum bia dis tric t. Ja c k Pace enjoyed a b irth d a y p a rty Sunday w ith several boy frlsn d ss present. Jack w as 10 y ears old. Mr. and Mrs. O. C .P teree and fam ily w ere visito rs a t th e R. C. E llio tt home in Pendleton Sunday. M arian P ierce w ent to P endleton DON’T FORGET - - - - - - U S------ When you need any thing in the fine of neat and attractive Printing. RED4 WHITE V