THE HERMISTON
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EVERYBODY CAN
HERMISTON,
OREGON:
Mrs. Carl Voyen of Boardman is via
iting here with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. F. A Phelps.
S. D. Thomas, a rancher east of town,
had two ribs broken Tuesday by the
• F. A. Phelps is laid up with a severe flying up of a fresno handle.
al ack of la grippe.
LOCALS ==============
HELP WIN
THE WAR
Miss Ruth Hobbs is enjoying a visit
in Portland with her friend, Mrs. Bert
Cole, a former resident of this valley.
We have in stock the genuine
Holt Fresno in Three and Five
Foot Sizes, and our prices are
very reasonable.
We ask you to examine these
before buying elsewhere.
Mrs. F. L. Durfey, proprietor ot the
1 Hermiston Hotel, arrived home S ul -
I day morning from a three days’ busi-
| ness visit in Portland.
Eat More Potatoes
and Less Wheat
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Strohm came
| home Tuesday from a several days’
visit in the county seat town of Pen-
dleton.
15c
20c
35c
20c
25c
We are prepared to serve you
B. S. KINGLEY
Mrs. A. W. Purdy, accompanied I y
ber daughter, Mrs. J. F. Morfitt, were
visitors io the neighboring town of
I Pendleton Saturday.
J. F. McNaught has put a large force of
Geo. W Morrow, D. D., Michigan
men to work cleaning ditches preparatory to
| turning in of water this spring on his huge orator and lecturer, speaking on be­
half of National Prohibition for the
| alfalfa ranch near this city.
Anti Saloon League of American, will
Mrs Frank Ralph arrived home Wednes­
give a free lecture at the Baptist
day night from St. Anthony's hospital in
church in Hermiston Wednesday eve­
Pendleton with her baby, whom she took
ning, Feb. 13, at 8 p. m.
there for treatment for infantile troubles
Chas. E. Opal, assistant cashier of Notice of Special Meeting in School Dis­
the First National Bank of this city,
trict No. 112
was a business visitor to the county
Notice is hereby given to the voters of
seat town of Pendleton last Saturday.
School District No. 112 of Umatilla county,
Mrs. L. Miles of Newburg, Oregon, Oregon, that a special school meeting will be
is a visitor at the ranch home of her held at the school L use of the said district on
| brother, C. A. White, whose serious Feb. 25, at 8 o’clock p. m., for the purpose of
illness from paralysis still continues.
voting on improvements and authorizing the
H. E. Bettinger and Henery Nolz re- borrowing of money for same.
Dated this 2d day of February, 1918.
turned Wednesday evening from a bus-
Walter
I. Blessing, Chairman
iiess trip to Pendleton, and departed
H. M. Sommerer, Clerk.
the following morning for Baker City.
Mr. and Mrs. S. E Mikesell of Echo
were guests over Sunday at the ranch
home of Mr and Mrs. W. A. Mikesell
north of town, the gentlemen being
| brothers.
MULTIPLYING POWER
Every man, woman and child would like to
MULTIPLY THEIR POWERS these days.
The tasks before us call for “full steam ahead.”
You are multiplying your bodily powers
when you eat our choice
MEATS
None but the choicest animals butchered,
and from the field to your market basket the
meats are handled in a perfectly clean and sani­
tary manner.
Our grocery bargains are the talk of the
town for they are always fresh, wholesome
and sold at Hooverized prices.
The safety and well-being of our customers
is our first consideration.
We want to serve you
CITY MEAT MARKET
AND GROCERY
F. C. Bruce, who owns a large fruit
and alfalfa ranch in the vicinity of
Sunnyside, Wash, was away several
days this week looking after his prop
erty,
James Winslow and Oliver Hart returned
from Stites, Idaho, Thursday evening after
having been there several days on business
connected with the Hart-Rice trade of lands
that was recently made.
William Kik, a well known rancher
of the fourth unit north of town, was
a guest over Sunday night in this city
of Alvin Barnes, while on his way
home from a business trip to Pendle
ton.
Postmaster J. H. Young was in Pendleton
Wednesday delving into documents of a real
estate nature at the county court house.
He was accompanied home by Mrs Rhoda
Johnson, mother of Mrs. Young, who will
visit here a couple of weeks.
Mrs. M. D. Scoggs delightfully er-
tertained a large number of ladies at
her home on South Hill Monday after-
noon in honor of Miss Bessis McPher­
son, who departed for her home in
Pendleton the following day.
Mr. and Mrs L. L. Boynton depart­
ed Friday of last week to make their
future home in Bremerton.
It is
understood that Mr. Boynton has se­
cured a position tn the navy yards
there at his trade, that of carpenter­
ing.
Mrs. W. B. Beasley, her daughter,
Mrs. R. L Barnard, and her sister-in-
law, Mrs. D. Beasley, who is here on
a visit from Weiser, Idaho, passed
Tuesday pleasantly visiting in Pen
dleton.
F. A. Chezik, manager of the Farmers'
Exchange in this city, went to the hospital
in Pendleton the fore part of the week suffer­
ing from la grippe that bordered on pneu­
monia. Mrs. Chezik, who returned from
there Thursday evening, reports him quite
| a little better.
J. H. Ware of Bntter Creek evident­
ly has an ear for music, fur the others
day while in Hermiston he purchased
a Diamond Disk Edison phonograi h
costing $135 from E. W. Mack. C. W.
I Sutton of Umatilla was also a recent
purchaser of an Edison.
IMPORTANT -WAR REDUCTIONS!
GASOLINE
NOW
Cents Per Gal
But no further charge accounts at this price. Gasoline at this price will be
strictly cash, so at this price, do not ask credit please. By bbl. 23c per gal.
tr. SAPPER BROS. GARAGE -
FRESNOES
Anti-Saloon Lecturer
Miss Laura Braumback, the trained
nurse, is a guest this week at the home
of her friend, Mrs. J. F. Bilderback.
BY CONSERVING FOOD
Potatoes, 100 lbs.
. .
Beans, pink, white or red
Tomatoes, per can . .
Hominy, per can . . .
Corn, 2 cans ....
Beets, per can ....
Sweet Potatoes, per can
Spinach, per can . . .
HERALD,
I WANT ADS
Send your washing to the Model
laundry at The Dalles, Oregon,
through P. B. Siscel, local agent. Bas­
ket leaves Tuesday morning and re­
turns Friday of each week.
-adv49tfe
For Sale:—As I am going to leave
Hermiston I offer my 67 acre ranch for
sale cheap; 35 acres in alfalfa, 5 acres
orchard and good set of buildings; or
will sell 37 acres with the buildings,
orchard and 15 acres in alfalfa.
C. H. Skinner
adv.6-tfc
Wait for Dr. Freeze,
the eye specialist, if you
need glasses or have
any other eye troubles
beadaches. Regular visits to Hermis­
ton, Stanfield and Echo each month.
Watch for dates.
-advtfc
Oregon Hardware & Imple
ment Company
EPIDEMICS
Are rare in enlightened communities, because we have learned how
to prevent them. Health authorities have learned that the BEST cure
is
PREVENTION
Just so with all bodily ailments. Don’t wait to cure—PREVENT
Remedies procured at this Drug Store will keep your entire sys­
tem in perfect working order, thus effectually warding off disease.
SEE US FOR HEALTH.
Hermiston Drug Co.
Your Suit Renewed
Just at this time of year, “between seasons,” the question
of clothing is a puzzle. You don't feel like investing in a new
suit, and yet you need a change.
We can help you out.
Just get out some of those suits you have hung back in the
closet, and bring them to us.
WE MAKE OLD CLOTHES LOOK LIKE NEW
We not only press vour suit, but clean it, taking out all
grease and dirt, and giving it really the appearance of new.
We help you to practice economy with neatness.
JACK WHITE, THE TAILOR
Want to buy No. 1 alfalfa to bale.
16tfc
Leathers.
For Sale—Two thoroughbred Poland
China sows. W. J. Logan, 14 miles
north of Dobler ranch.
Wife
Small Willamette Valley cherry
orchard in bearing to trade for Her­
miston acreage. Full particulars P.
O. Box 600, Hermiston, Ore.
19tfc
For Sale—4 head work horses, har­
nesses, hack, 5 ft. fresno, plow, tools,
etc., swivel chair, typewriter, and other
household goods. For information in
quire at Herald office.
18-2tc
For Sale—Hoosier cabinet, Monarch
range, book case and dining room set.
H. A Frick.
I am prepared to deliver milk and
cream from tuberculosis tested cows
to all parts of the city. P. P. Sullivan.
phone 188.
2Otfc
For Sale - One 21 inch wide tire wagon
and one single buggy. Call phone 181.
20tfc |
For Sale—A six and one half months
old mule colt, and nearly new hack
harness. H. Boettger, on Benedict
ranch north of town.
Four foot slab wood at 86 50 per
cord while it lasts R. A. Stewart.
-20-2tc
The Hermiston Stable has hacks. |
buggies and harnesses for sale, or to
trade for cows, horses or other stock.
aotfc
For Sale—Ten acres of choice land
' near town. Peter Norquist.
2Otfc
MACK S VARIETY STORE
5 Serviceable Dishes 5
cents
10c each and up for larger sizes
The Hermiston Honey Co.
Is now prepared to take orders for
BEE SUPPLIES
FOR FUTURE DELIVERY
Order now arid avoid the rush
SHAFER,
For Sale—Roselawn Farm, one and i
one-quarter miles southwest of Her-1
Found Ladies hand bag with letters misión. One of the finest orchard,
"A. .Mac D." worked thereon. Owner alfalfa tracts on the project. Mrs. |
call at this office.
21-ltc Geo. Davis.
13tfe.
For Sale—Sweet clover seed at ten
per cent under the market, Fourth
cutting alfalfa bar delivered within
city limits, at $14 00 a ton. Highland
Farm, phone 187.
21-ltc
Reeder & Correll
For Sale—Two work mares. Your
choice of two out ot six. W. S Egbers.
21-23p
Lost— A pair of new auto chains east
of Hermiston. Reward if returned to
this office.
21-ltc
For Sala—Hatching egg* from Rhode I
Island Reds, fl for 15 Good stock.
Mrs. C W. La Barr.
21-tfe
Colts and cows for sale. Will trade
for pigs or
work bones Phi ne
W. W. Felthouse.
21-te |
PROPRIETOR
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HERMISTON
SECOND HAND STORE
Pays the highest price for
SECOND
HAND
FURNITURE
CONTRACTORS amd BUILDERS
Estimates furnished on
All Classes of 7
Buildings
Let us know what household goods you
have to sell
I have the SINGER SEWING MACHINES
far m J« and handle second hand
We have Nearly Every Known Article i
Accurate information given on
the Second Hand Line for Sole
PLUMS AND BRIDGE we a*K
CALL AND INSPECT OUR WO«
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