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About The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 16, 1918)
HE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMI S TON, OREGON: W. J. Giese has been away to Nampa, Idaho, on a violi lobi* brother YARNS We have the soft, smooth Oregon yarn, just what you have been looking for $1.15 Spring Goods now Arriving Daily Come in and look them over We Have the Flour Substitutes Fresh Vegetables Beans, white, red or pink, 15c lb Corn Flakes . (packiges) 25c B. S. KINGLEY 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 ¡»old 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 Fall Has Gone Winter is No Word in Hermiston SPRING IS HERE Dress your car up for the spring. Get some BOSS TOP ENAMEL DRESSING and surprise your self, how good you can make the old car look. ’Wecan wash and polish the body at a small cost too, and if it needs it, give it a coat of Body Enamel, or you can buy the latter cheaply and apply it yourself. . * SAPPERS’ INC. Did you get a valentine Thursday? Masons! Work in third Tuesday, February 19. degree. Step out t the Firemen's ball next Friday evening, Feb. 22. Harry. Miss Ada Prann is in Portland this week selecting millinery for the store of E. W. Mack in this city. FRESNOES I Quite a number from here attended the Red Crose dance in Umatilla the first of the week. The revival being held this week at the Baptist church by Rev. Marshall Hollis Percey and Harry Kelly went is drawing large audiences nightly. to Portland Thursday to join the navy. Rev. H F. Pemberton, the district C. S. McNaught is sporting a new superintendent, wil preach at the Maxwell car, which be purchased in Methodist church at 11 a. m. and hold Walla Walla while there last week. the communion service following. He Miss Frances Hinkle arrived home will preach at Columbia al 3 p. m. from Pendleton Saturday evening after T. W. Sapper returned yesterday vi-iting with friends in that city for a morning from Portland with a Vim 30 week. horse auto truck for J. M. Thom, the Miss Leah Percey left for Portland bee man, and the same day the local Thursday to spend a week or more in auto firm sent Harry McMillan to Pen- that city making selections of millin dleton for a new Ford touring car for J. W. Campbell. ery goods for her store here. R. C. Challis has made a quick Mrs. J. F. Morfilt, received a letter Thursday from her husband, Sergeant covery from his recent operation for Morfilt, apprising her of his safe ar- appendicitis, having been able to re turn home from St. Anthony’s hospi rival in France. tal in Pendleton Monday. Though still F. A. Chezik came home Saturday somewhat weak, he is getting along from St. Anthony’s hospital in Pen nicely since bis return. dleton after pulling in a week at that institution getting rid of a severe at Notice of Special Meeting in School Dis- tack of la grippe. i 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. Oregon Hardware & Imple ment Company trict No. 112 J. K. Shotwell was up from near Notice is hereby given to the voters of Prineville, where he is superintending the building of an irrigation system, School District No. 112 of Umatilla county, Oregon, that a special school meeting will be on a visit to his family for several days held at the school house of the said district on the this week.. Feb. 25, at 8 o’clock p. m., for the purpose of Edward McKeen, one of Uncle Sam’s voting on improvements and authorizing the navy boys stationed at San Diego, Cal borrowing of money for same. ifornia, enjoyed a short furlough visit Dated this 2d day of February, 1918. ing at the parental home near this city Walter L Blessing, Chairman this week. H. M. Sommerer, Clerk. Mrs. George Holland returned from Pendleton Monday evening in company Notice of Meeting with her daughter Dorothy, who had Every member of the Umatilla Val been taking medical treatment there ley Beekeepers Association is request for several days last week. ed to attend a meeting of the organiza Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Young and fam tion to be held in the Civic Center ily have moved into one of the Frick room in Hermiston on Friday even houses untili their bungalow is ready ing. February 22, at which time busi for occupancy, and Mr. and Mrs Bar ness of importance is to come before it. nes are now occupying the former re F. B. Knapton, Secretary sidence of the pogtmaster. Attorney J. T. Hinkle attended the automobile show in Portland the latter part of last week. He was there for the opening, and says it was a grand and gorgeous affair. On his return early this week be was accompanied by his son Dale, who is attending Reed Send your washing to the Model college in Portland, who came for a laundry at The Dalles, Oregon, short vacatlonal home visit. through P. B. Siscel, local agent. Bas Dr. Kern, president, end Harry ket leaves Tuesday morning and re Straw, manager of the Inland Empire turns Friday of each week. -adv49tfc Lumber Co. of this city, returned Wed For Sale:—As I am going to leave nesday from Great Falls, Mont., where they spent a week attending the Lum- Hermiston I offer my 67 acre ranch for sale cheap; 35 acres in alfalfa, 5 acres barmens’ convention and sightseeing orchard and good set of buildings; or in Glacier park. They reported a big will sell 37 acres with the buildings, meeting, lumbermen from nearly all orchard and 15 acres in alfalfa. C. H. Skinner adv.6-tfc western states being there. WANT ADS Milton A. Miller, collector of inter nal revenue for the state of Oregon, has been notified by the treasury de partment at Washington, D. C., that the time for filing the 1917 income tax returns, including individuals and cor porations, has been extended to April 1, 1918, thus giving an additional month to that provided by the war tax act of October 3, 1917. As soon as the blanks are received each corpora tion will be notified. .Collector Miller would appreciate the early filing of re turns, so that the work of his offioe may not be unduly congested. Walt for Dr. Freeze, the eye specialist, if you need glasses or have any other eye troubles headaches. Regular visits to Hermis- ton, Stanfield and Echo each month. Watch for dates. -advtfc Mrs. B. Haceline entertained last Sunday In honor of ber mother, Mrs. Sirah Frick, at a 12 o’clock birthday dinner. Those present were the Jo-. John and George Royer families of Pilot Rock, the three gentlemen be ing brothers of Mrs. Frick and promt- neni business men of that town, who made the trip over by auto in three hours. After partaking of a proceeded sumptu- ! oue turkey dinner the party $27.50 t $250.00 Late Records Easy Terms WALL PAPER, PAINTS, OILS Hermiston Drug Co. Your Suit Renewed Just at this time of year, “between sea sons,” the question of clothing is a puzzle. You don’t feel like investing in * 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 your suit, but clean it, taking out ail grease and dirt, and giving it really the appearance of new. We help vou to practice economy with neatness. JACK WHITE, THE TAILOR MACK’S VARIETY STORE 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. 19tfc Small Willamette Valley cherry orchard in bearing to trade for Her miston acreage. Full particulars P. 19tfc Through the courtesy of the Honor O Box 600, Hermiston, Ore. Guard girls, who have worked dilig For Sale—4 head work horses, har ently to secure authentic addresses of nesses, hack, 5 ft. fresno, plow, tools, all the army and navy boys who went etc., swivel chair, typewriter, and other from here, The Herald is enabled this household goods. For information in- quire al Herald office. 18-2tc week to give a complete list of Her miston’s young patriots. A type written copy of the names and ad dresses have been sent by the Honor Guard to each of the boys for the pur pose of enabling them to write lo one another. Any relative being apprised of a change of address from this list will confer a favor by informing The Herald or Mr. Porter at the rest rooms. The list appears in another column. EDISON AND COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPHS 5 Serviceable Dishes 5 cents each 10c each and up for larger sizes For Sale—Hoosier cabinet, Monarch range, book case and dining room set. H. A Frick. 19 The Hermiston Honey Co. For Sale - Ooe 24 inch wide lire wagon and one single buggy. Call pbone 181. 20tfc The Hermiston Stable bas hacks buggies and harnesses for sale, or lo trade for cowi, horses or other stock. 20tfc Is now prepared to take orders for BEE SUPPLIES FOR FUTURE DELIVERY For Sale—Ten acres of choice land near town. Peter Norquist. 201/c For Sale—Two work mares. Your choice of two out ot six. W.S Egbers 21-23p Order now and avoid the rush GEO. R. SHAFER, PROPRIETOR For Sale—Hatching eggs from Rhode Island Reds, SI for 15 Good stock Mrs. C. W. La Barr. 21-ifc I buy any kind of livestock. A. L Steiner, Stanfield, Ore. Phone 83. 45p For Sale—Roselawn Farm, one and one-quarter miles southwest of Her For Sale—One mare, one light sin- Elelbuz.s harness and hack. H. Pel miston. One of the finest orchard- 22 23p alfalfa tracts on the project. Mrs. on a lour of the Hermiston country and I . Geo. Davis. 13tfc. by ex ranch they say, especially with Geo. Strohm's Describe fully. E. Preeoe, 66 Matte- prospects to help Hooverize in the sore Ave., Portland, way of pork The dinner was cbarsc I HERMISTON SECOND HAND STORE were pleased and impressed with what peWented pE}entar sbaer. terisale, inasmuch as It was the first I proved, Slai,." Columbia disiriei. time Mrs Frick had the privilege of Good terms to right party. Aleo farm eating a meal with all three brothers hack for sale. See Henry Hooker, or • at the same table, «he te the oldest | write W 508 Sharp ay ’ Spokane. and George the youngest of a large All having books belonging to the | family, and upon making thia viali to Baptist church please return We Oregon It la the second time in life need them for the meetings. ’TÍ^ same brother, the first h In 1905 on her trip west, when he : keeper W.niMi-Gir! for «.oogr.^er, book- i time and stock room checking, was a young man. This time, how - Sappers' Ine. (Garage) 22 It ever met she, fell a Mrs. as another For need Sale potatoes. —Irish Cobbler and Bur- bachelor victim Geo., to Dan Cupid, i bank White Dent seed After much merriment and gued corn, five foot fresno, aleo two go-d Reeder & Correll Pays the highest price for SECOND HAND .1 FURNITURE CONTRACTORS and BUILDERS Estimates furnished on All Classes of Buildings Accurate oarwren 7.4 ! d
