HERMISTON
HE
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
(packTges)
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 held 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
FORDS ADVANCED
$90.00 EACH
F. O. B. Factory
YESTERDAY
SAPPERS’ INC
(Full Measure Gasoline Service Station)
HERALD,
There will be a special meeting of
I. O. O. F. lodge Monday night, at
which time Dr. A. H. Johnson of the
grand lodge will address members of
the local Odd Fellow and Rebeckah I
I HERMISTON
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LOCALS—
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orders.
L. H. Stone has been on the sick
list the past week.
Did you no'ice Levi Reeder stepping
around kind of proud like the first of
Don’t fail to attend the Chautauqua the week? Well, the cause of that
at Echo next week.
was the presentation to him by Mrs.
P. B. Siscel passed Tuesday in Reeder of a cute little daughter on
Boardman visiting with former Wasco Sunday, February 17, 1918
friands now residing there.
“The lamhing season is oo at the H.'J.
Henry Hitt spent Wednesday trans­ Stilling ranchs six miles east of town,
acting business in the county seat town where the gentleman has a flock of
160 bead of sheep on bis 40 acres.
of Pendleton.
Speaking of potatoes among other
The Girls Honor Guard added five
things while in Hermiston Wednesday,
new stars to the service flag. This
Mr. Stillings said that this would be a
makes a total of 30.
good year to plant, as he believes in
President F. B. Swayze of the First the old maxiom that “when potatoes-
National bank of this city made a are cheap plant, and when they are
business trip to Pendleton Monday high priced let them alone.”
last.
MANY GOOD POSITIONS
Nicholas Codd, of Spokane, president
Can be bad by any ambitioua young
of the Hermiston Light & Power Co.,
man or woman in tbe field of railway
spent several days here this week.
or commercial telegraphy. We want
Last night the Honor Guard girls a number of young men and women to
served refreshments at the annual prepare for the telegraph service to
Firemen's ball, receiving the proceeds. fill vacancies caused by unusual draft­
Yesterday being Washington’s birth­ ing of young men for signal corps.
day the bank, reclamation offices and Prepare to help your country. Write I
today for full particulars. The Rail­
postoffice were closed during the day.
way Telegraph Institute, Portland,
Mils Esther Graham has received a
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Oregon.
high school credit from the state for
having passed in the examination of
Bible studies.
Many conversions have been made
during the week at the revival meet­
ings being held at the Baptist church
by Rev. Marshall, the evangelist.
| WANT ADS
County Agent M. S. Sbrock was
here from Pendleton Wednesday in
conference with the committeemen
selected by him to make the west end
farm survey.
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 tfe
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Correll and
family moved Monday from the Rym-
Wait for Dr. Freeze,
arson house on the west side to the E.
the eye specialist, if you
I. Davis residence on East Gladys
need glasses or have
avenue.
any other eye troubles
L. W. Furnas this week disposed of headaches. Regular visits to Hermis­
bis large tonnage of alfalfa hay which ton, Stanfield and Echo each month.
he has had stacked in bis fields all Watch for dates.
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winter to Alber Bros, of Portland. It
Want to buy No. 1 alfalfa to bale
is understood that baling and shipping
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Leathers.
of the hay will begin immediately.
For Sale—Two thoroughbred Poland
Miss Jane Gunn gave a delightful
China sows. W. J. Logan, li miles
Valentine party to a number of her north of Dobler ranch.
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young friends Friday evening of last
For
Sal«-One
21
inch
wide
tire
wagon
week at the home of her parents
and one single buggy. Call phone 181.
Youtbiul games were indulged in and
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all partook of a nice luncheon prepared
The Hermiston Stable has hacks
by Mrs. Gunn.
buggies and harnesses for sale, or to
J. C. Ballenger, Boardman’s live trade for cows, horses or other stock.
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wire business man, was transacting
For Sale—Ten acres of choice land
business in this city Wednesday, com­
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ing overland in bis car. He was near town. Peter Norquist.
accompanied by his wife’s father, W.
For Sale—Two work mares. Your
A. Murcbie, of Wasco, who remained choice of two out ot six. W. S. Egbers
21-23p
and visitd a couple of days with his
brother, M. B. Murchie, and family,
For Sale—Hatching eggs from Rhode
Island Reds, 61 for 15. Good stock
east of town.
Mrs. C. W. La Barr.
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Mr. and Mrs E T. Eriksen, former
I buy any kind of livestock. A. L.
residents of Hermiston, arrived Tues
day from their home in Orland, Calif., Steiner, Stanfield, Ore. Phone 83. 45p
to remain a week visiting friends and
For Sale—One mare, one light sin­
looking after property they own here. gle buggy harness and back. H. Pel
mulder.
22 23p
On the way they stopped a couple of
days at Curvali is and visited with their
For Rent—20 acres, partially Im­
daughter Norma, who is attending the proved, buildings, Columbia district.
Good terms to right party. Also farm
O. A. C.
hack for aale. See Henry Hooker, or
Miss Dorothy Ross was an agreeable write W. 502 Sharp av , Spokane. 22tfc
host to a party of young people that
For Sale—Irish Cobbler and Bur­
invaded her home a mile west of town bank seed potatoes, White Dent seed
Wednesday evening to do honor to the corn, five foot fresno, also two good
young lady on her birthday All re cows. Phone 4072. W. W. Felthouse.
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port a pleasant time playing parlor
games, and before time for departure
10 acre tract, 5 in bearing cherry
Mra. Ross treated them to a luncheon trees, near Salem, to trade for land
near Hermiston. R. W. Allen. 23-1tp
that was declared excellent.
For Sale—126 egg Petaluma incuba­
tor good as new. 10 thoroughbred
White Orpington pullets laying, one
wagon with rack. Enquire this office
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Dr. and Mrs. A. Reid. Mr. and Mrs
J. H. Strohm, Mr. and Mrs. A. S.
Johnson and S R. Oldaker composed a
party of Hermiston people that jour­
neyed by auto to Stanfield Saturday to
participate in an entertainment that
evening a. the home of their old
friends, Mr and Mrs. W. P. Phillips
Time was passed Tn playing "500,"
after which delicious refreshments
were served.
Three young mare mules for sale,
well broken. J A. Reeves.
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For Sale—Three Jersey heifers from
well bred stock, ranging in age from 8
months to 18 months Joe Udey. 23-tfc
Hatching Eggs-O. A C.-Myers
atrain B. P. Rocks, Stone's 200 egg
strain
W. Wyandottes, SI setting W.
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Percey have re
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ceived a letter from their son Hollis, Sanders, Jr.
who with Harry Kelly recently joined
Wanted—To exchange small dairy-
the navy, in which be states that both ranch in Tillamook for irrigated land
are now in the detention hospital al here. Call on or address T. W. Tilden,
Bremerton, Wash , where they will i Hermiston, Ore.
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remain for 21 days. In the letter the
young man tells bis parents not to
worry, for he is getting all we wants
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to eat and is being treated fine.
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V hile the firemen drawing the west
side hose cart were going a little slow
on a hard up hill pull in response to
the fire alarm Tuesday evening, a
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woman among a crowd on the street
watching Ita progress was heard to re- i
For Sale or Trade—160 acres hill and
bench land, some creek bottom, 32
miles, east of Eugene, one-half mile
from McKenzie river and highway: 15
acres in cultivation, three more ready
to plow: one and one-half acre orchard.
bearing; 60 acres under woven wire
fence; small log house, out buildings,
barn 20x60, wilb sheds: plenty of range
for stock; trout stream runs through
place;
good
fence
Price 33000
Would trade for Irrigated land up to
$4000. Address, Herman Smith, Vida,
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mark that she "would hate to have Ore.
her house afire.” That was au un­
kind remark, lady—you should have!
Wanted— To buy small farm, im
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proved or unimproved Give descrin
eulogised ths efforts of the fire laddies tion, price and terms in first letter. O.
instead of ridicule them.
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S. Hermanson, care Herald Office. Her.
miston. Ore.
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OREGON.
HERMISTON,
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The Methodist people will worship
To Exchange— One good work horse
with the Baptist brethren Sunday.
for heifer or gilt. F. J. Auseon. 3 tfe
Union services all day. This will be
the closing day of the evangelistic
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For Sale -Small roll lopdesk, beater,
meet logs. The subject for the morn- washing machine, book case, folding
FRESNOES
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
EDISON AND COLUMBIA
PHONOGRAPHS
$27.50
TO
$250.00
Late Records
Easy Terms
WALL PAPER, PAINTS, OILS
Hermiston Drug Co
Your Suit Renewed
Just at this time of year, “between seasons,” tbe 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 bung back in tbe
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 vou to practice economy with neatness.
JACK WHITE, THE TAILOR
MACK'S VARIETY STORE
5 Serviceable Dishes 5
cents
10c each and up for larger sizes
“THE MOVIE”
Phone Your Orders
for all kinds of
PARAMOUNT PICTURES
starting March 2
Transfer Work
After this date (March 2)
Stand at Siscel’s. Phone 262
We are ready at any time to go any
where or haul anything.
SHOW ONLY ON SATURDAY
NO WEDNESDAY SHOW
The City Transfer
The Movie’ ’ will help you Hooverize
W. B. BEASLEY
SPECIAL ONCE A MONTH
I am offering two lots of land under the West Extension of
the Umatilla F’roject.
One and one-half miles west of Umatilla on the Columbia
Highway
In the surest and best Fruit and Aifalfa district under
the entire Umatilla Project. Will be sold in tracts of 10
acres up to the entire holdings at from $17.60 to $40 per acre.
240 ACRES
Alfalfa land 2 miles south of Irrigon, on the main canal.
Will be sold in lots of 40 acre s and upwards at $20.00 per acre.
bedethree-quarter
size bed spring and
Chris mautress.
L T. Eriksen.
Zaire
• "The Sweetest
Al 2:30, "Is
Story Ever Told
the Son of God?
Al 6:30 the young
people will have their service and at
spest on th.
:30 the evangelist ill
I
speak on the
| subject, " The Last Call.
Wanted- High school boy to act as
night man and for Saturday and Son-
day service. $40 per mouth or will ya
860 per month to boy whocan
also work
afternoons
Sappers’ Garage.
23 Ite
S. R. OLD AKER, Hermiston, Ore.