The Hermiston herald., March 02, 1918, Image 4

THE
YARNS
HERMISTON
HERALD,
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Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Challis spent
Tuesday visiting io Pendleton.
The Episcopal Guild will meet at the
| Red Cross room on Thursday, March
14.
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 (
) 25c
B. S. KINGSLEY
’ three
packages
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
H. W. Hoffman of Spokane is here
; on a visit to his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John Hoffman, of North Ridge.
The Methodist Ladies Aid will hold
a regular work meeting at Mrs. Gunn’s
Wednesday afternoon of next week.
A. T. Drolshagen, a north of town
rancher, returned Monday afternoon
from a business trip to Lexington,
Oregon.
Mr. J. H Strohm, bead of the local
Red Cross, visited with the Red Cross
ladies in Pendleton Wednesday and
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Fraser went to
Pendleton Thursday, where Mrs.
Fraser will receive treatment at St.
Anthony’s hospital.
Mrs L Reeder is recovering nicely
from her recent operation, and her
many friends hope to see her able to
be about again io a short time.
Mrs. Jack Smith of Irrigan passed a
pleasant couple of days here the first
of the week visiting with her father,
C. Chamberlain, and sister, Mrs. T. D.
Worster.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Longhorn came
home from Pendleton Thursday even-
ing, the lady having been there most
of the week undergoing a minor oper
aton at the hospital in that city.
Six candidates were initiated into
the mysteries of the local order of
Rebekahs last evening. Stanfield’s
excellent degree team put on the work,
after which all enjoyed a big banquet.
C. H Crandall, who for ten years
has been janitor of the local school,
and In fact the only janitor the district
has ever had, relinquished the job
Thursday and is now preparing to go
on bis 80 acre ranch near Umatilla.
HERMISTON,
OREGON.
Mrs. J. 8. West passed a pleasant
day Monday in Echo visiting with her
son Newel, who holds the position of
telegraph operator in the O.-W. R A
N. offices in that city.
Earl Boynton, stationed at U. S
naval station at San Diego, Cal., left
yesterday to resume his duties in the
navy after enjoying a week’s visit with
bis parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Boyn­
ton, in this city.
James Eddie, wbo operates a ranch
a few miles north of Hermiston, re­
ceived a letter from Scotland last
week advising him of the death of his
brother John, who was a large mer­
chant in the city of Glasgow.
The committee of the Umatilla war
council in this district precinct is com­
posed of Mayor F. C. McKenzie, F. B.
Swayze and Thomas Campbell, all of
whom were at the organization of the
council in Pendleton Friday of last
week.
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.
MANY GOOD POSITIONS
Can be bad by any ambitious young
man or woman in the field of railway
or commercial telegraphy. We want
a number of young men and women to
prepare for the telegraph service to
fill vacancies caused by unusual draft­
ing of young men for signal corps.
Prepare to help your country. Write
today for full particulars. The Rail­
way Telegraph Institute, Portland,
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Oregon.
WANT ADS J
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. -adv49tfc
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
headaches. Regular visits to Hermis-
ton, Stanfield and Echo each month.
Watch for dates.
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Wanted—600 second-hand sacks. In­
land Empire Lumber Co.
24tfc
For Sale—Goose eggs for hatching.
Geo. Strohm.
24-27
We make a specialty of remodeling
your bats of other seasons. Mack’s
Variety Store.
24 2tc
Oregon Hardware & Imple
ment Company
EDISON AND COLUMBIA
PHONOGRAPHS
$27.50 TO $250.00
Easy Terms
Late Records
WALL PAPER, PAINTS, OILS
Hermiston Drug Co.
Your Suit Renewed
Many homeseekers have kept the re­
clamation people busy this week en­
quiring about the land to be thrown
open in the third unit, and a large
Just at this time of year, “between seasons, ” the question
number filed their applications with
of
clothing
is a puzzle. You don’t feel like investing in a new
Project Manager Newell yesterday, the
suit, and yet you need a change.
opening day.
We can help you out.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. McDermed are
Just get out some of those suits you have hung back in the
guests in this city of Mr. and Mrs. M.
closet, and bring them to us.
D O’Connell while on their way home
to Seattle after an extended visit to
WE MAKE OLD CLOTHES LOOK LIKE NEW
relatives and friends in Nebraska.
We not only press vour suit, but clean it, taking out all
Mrs. McDermed is a sister of the editor
Want to buy No. 1 alfalfa to bale.
grease and dirt, and giving it really the appearance of new.
of The Herald.
Leathers.
16tfc
We help you to practice economy with neatness.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. N. MacCulloch For Sale—One 21 Inch wide tire wagon
and little son Arthur were over from and one single buggy. Call phone 181.
20tfc
their ranch home at Coolidge, Wash.,
The Hermiston Stable has hacks,
Wednesday, and after having needed
dental work attended to found a little buggies and harnesses for sale, or to
time to visit with their old friends, trade for cows, horses or other stock.
20tfc
Mr. and Mrs. M D. O’Connell,
For Sale—Ten acres of choice land
Nellie, the little four year old daugh- near town. Peter Norquist.
20tfc
ter of Postmaster and Mrs. J. H.
I
buy
any
kind
of
livestock.
A.
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Young, who had abone in her left arm Steiner, Stanfield, Ore. Phone 83. 45p
broken one day last week by being hit
Come in and see our display of
by a pivot swing on which she was
hats March 9th. Mack's Var­
playing with other children, has al­ Spring
iety Store.
24 2tc
J Complete and attractive line of SPR13^G
most recovered from the accident.
For Rent—20 acres, partially im­
MILLINERY
mill he on displ^ S^TURTtAY,
Rev. I* S. Chapman went to Port­ proved, buildings, Columbia district.
land Wednesday, where he passed a Good terms to right party. Also farm
MAT^CH 9. at
couple of days visiting with his son hack for sale. See Henry Hooker, or
write
W.
502
Sharp
av.,
Spokane.
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Harry, who is employed in that city.
His daughter Miss Nellie accompanied
Miss Leah Percey, the milliner, has
him. going on from Portland to Day­ i eturned from Portland with a full
of spring and summer millinery
ton to pay a visit to her grandmother. line
Watch for her opening announcement
24-He
J. H. Henry of Portland has don­
ated to the Hermiston library a very
Tested eggs for batching—R. I. Reds
valuable edition in 12 volumes of the and White Leghorns, O. A. C. strain,
"Life of Lincoln," by Nicolay and Hay, »1 for 15. Orders taken for day old
the well known authors. These books chicks, 121c and 15c each, Mrs. C. W.
Phone Your Order*
La Barr.
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will be available for circulation, ac­
for all ki ads of
For Sale—126 egg Petaluma incuba­
cording to Mrs. J. T. Hinkle, president
PARAMI PUNT PICTURES
tor
good
as
new,
10
thoroughbred
of the library board.
White Orpington pullets laying, one
Start ing March 2
Henery Notz returned Monday from wagon with rack. Enquire this office
After this date (March 2)
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Stand at Siscel’s. Phone 262
a two weeks' business trip to Baker
City. On his way back he stopped at
Three young mare mules for sale
We are ready at anv time to go any
SHOW ONLY-ON SATURDAY
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Pendleton and visited Tom Marxen at well broken. J A. Reeves.
where or haul anything.
St. Anthony's hospital, whom be re­ For Sale—Three Jersey heifers from
NO WEDNESDAY SHOW
ports as getting along nicely after an well bred stock, ranging in age from 8 |
"The Movie’’ will he. p you Hooverize
operation on one of his limbs to stop months to 18 months. Joe Udey. 23-tfe |
W.
B.
BEASI
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congestion of the blood.
SPECIAL ONCE . A MONTH
Hatching Eggs-O. A C.-Myers
Attorney J. T. Hinkle went to strain B. P. Rocks, Stone's 200 egg
strain W. Wyandottes, 11 setting W
Klamath Falls, Ore., Wednesday, be- Sanders, Jr.
23-tfc.
ing called there in connection with his
Wanted
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To
exchange
small
duties as special assistant to the chief ranch in Tillamook for irrigated dairy
land
counsel of the reclamation service. here. Call on or address C. W. Tilden
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An irrigation district is under way of Hermiston, Ore.
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formation on that protect, and his work
For Sale or Trade—160 acres hill and
is to discuss the federal contract with bench land, some creek bottom, 32
a board of directors of the district and miles east of Eugene, one-half mile
arrive at a final agreement before it is from McKenzie river and highway; 15
acres in cultivation, three more ready
The land is located U miles West of Umatilla on the
submitted to a vote of the people.
to plow: one and one-half acre orchard',
olumbia
Highway, under the V Vest Extension canals.
Represetative Roy W. Ri tuer has bearing; 60 acres under woven wire
fence; small log house, out buildings
The district is the surest an a very best for Fruit and
donated a complete set of Oregon laws barn 20x60, with sheds; plenty of range
Alfalfa that is to be found under the Umatilla Project.
to the Hermiston library,
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----------- for stock; trout stream runa through ■
three volumes of the Annotated Code I place:, good fence
Price 83006
and four volumes of the session laws would trade for irrigated land up to
1911, 1913, 1915 and 1917. These J 89800. Address, Herman Smith, Vida.
THE PRICE IS
umes are very valuable to the com- | „
munity in that any citiz o desiring to er R.xchapge. One good work horse
know what the law is on any subject
Too 23 tfc
— library
____ __ | For Sale Small roll top desk, heater
may consult the books at . the
■ will not be cir- ' washing machine, book caae. folding
, rooms. These ■ books
,
bed, three-quarter size bed spring .n.i
culated but .I
ill be kept constantly on mattress. E T. Eriksen
K23U7e
hand for reference. Mr Ritner takes |
to »25.00 per acre.
a very active interest in public library selnted— A good cow.
JACK WHITE, THE TAILOR
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FORDS ADVANCED
$90.00 EACH
FEBRUARY 22
SAPPERS’ INC
(Full Measure Gasoline Service Station)
Transfer Work
The City Transfer
If it is Good Land You Want, I Have
it in Tracts of IQ up to 160 Acres
7.50w To $4000 Fx AcN
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From March 1st the charge for ser
sponsor in the legislature for the pro.
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