Image provided by: Hermiston Public Library; Hermiston, OR
About The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984 | View Entire Issue (March 30, 1918)
Buying Liberally Seed Potatoes NETTED GEM Variety We have a pure strain high land seed for sale $1.75 per 100 lbs. This is the year to Raise Potatoes And Help Win the War B. S. KINGSLEY CITY MEAT MARKET AND GROCERY THIS IS THE STORE WHERE YOU CAN GET Groceries, Meats and Lard AT HOOVERIZED PRICES We have lard and compound in bulk. pail and get it filled. Bring in your Pure Hog Lard, per lb. . . 30c Compound, per lb......................... 27c OUR BUTTER IS ALWAYS FRESH We want your Butter and Eggs and your Veal and Beef. Will pay top price for No. 1 stuff. Our Auto Truck Makes Occasional Trips to Pendleton and if you have a few hogs or other farm produce you wish to market there we would be pleased to take it for you. This Adv. is Money If you will sign your name and bring in this advertisement we will apply the same as $1.00 in cash on the purchase of any of the following makes of automobile casing now in stock Only one of these slips can be used by one family and we will not accept them after April 10, so be sure and use the cash slip at once. All the tires listed are regular stock carrying the usual guaranteed mileage of from 3,500 to 10,000 miles, depending on the make you take and price of tire selected. Tires to which this adv. applies: United States, Goodrich, Imperial, Lee and Firestone. A $1100.00 Stock to Select From SAPPERS’ INC. Name of car owner Address __ _. _ . _____ ____ _ i HERMISTON: I -■ LOCALS— ==) Mr and Mrs. C. W. Tilden enjoyed Sunday last visiting in Irrigon. S L. Carson made a trip to Irrigon the first of the week to look after property that be owns there. Mrs. George Holland and daughter visited in Pendleton over Saturday, Sunday and Monday. Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Swayze and Mrs. F. C. McKenzie enjoyed an auto trip to Pendleton Monday. ASBESTOS PROTECTED TIRES Columbia district on a Thrift and War Savings drive made a very credit able showing last week. Out of the homes represented in school a 100 per cent record was made. In the homes in the district 90 per cent or over con tributed. Considering that many are new on the project and having many avenues for their money we think thal the sum of $535 shows a pretty good spirit. The following pupils have sold or partly sold and purchased them selves 850 each worth of W. S. S.: Gertrude Hall. Florence Hannan, Georgia Beddow, Lawrence Heinl, James Hall, Clyde Hal), Leonard Rod, ers, Laird Donaldson. GUARANTEED FOR 7500 MILES of satisfactory service—more miles of service than any other pneumatic tire on this or any other market This tire costs no more than any other standard tires-not as much as some of them. Mra. B. M. Rogers left Sunday on a To Vote on Improvements visit to the home of a daughter resid The board of directors of school ing in Cambridge, Idaho. A ten pound girl arrived at the district No. 112, Columbia district, home of Mr. and Mrs. Eli Winesett on have called a meeting of the voters on the afternoon of April 12, to vote on Thursday, March 21, 1918. the proposed improvements. At that Attorney William Warner lime Arbor day will be fittingly ob transacting legal business in the served by the planting of trees in county seat Monday. Columbia Park H. M. Sommerer, Clerk Mrs. M. E. Hoisington is in from the -adv2tc ranch home several miles east of town to visit for a time with her daughter, See Mrs. Johnson for Spring Coats, Mrs. A. C. Spinning. pretty Shirt Waists, one piece Dresses, Misses Elizabeth Teevans, Blanche Children’s Dresses, separate Skirts, A Diether and Floy Hummel, instruc ors Petticoats, bouse Dresses and mater in the local schools, visited in Pen ials by the yard. Home Mondays and Adv Fridays. Phone 43. dleton over Sunday. E. J. Willits, bookkeeper in the local reclamation service offices in this city, enjoyed a little vacational trip to Pendleton Tuesday aud Wednesday. O. M. Graham, who for the past three years has been holding a clerical pos ition in the O. R. & N. offices at Port land, was here Thursday and Friday visising bia parents, Rev. and Mrs. T. A. Graham, before going to. Camp Lewis for army training at the call of the draft. (WANT ADS. Oregon Hardware & Imple ment Company Easy Terms Late Records WALL PAPER, PAINTS, OILS Lime and Sulphur, Black Leaf 40 and Lead Arsenate Sprays at about last year’s prices Hermiston Drug Co. EXCLUSIVE MILLINERY PRETTIEST PERCEY SISTERS THE LEADING MILLINERS Phone Your Orders For Sale—Young work team, weight about 2600. Inquire Herald office.25tfc for all kinds of Transfer Work Three general work horses for sale. Leathers. 25tfe Stand at Siscel’s. Phone 262 Good cottage for rent, reasonable. Geo. A. Creasy. 26tfc Wanted—600 second-hand sacks. In land Empire Lumber Co. 24tfc Want to buy No. 1 alfalfa to bale Leathers. 16tfc We are ready at any time to go any where or haul anything. “THE MOVIE” ===A Good Show====== Every Saturday Night The City Transfer W. B. BEASLEY I buy any kind of livestock. A. L Steiner, Stanfield, Ore. Phone 83. 45p For Rent—20 acres, partially im proved, builaings, Columbia district Good terms to right party. Also farm hack for sale. See Henry Hooker, or write W. 502 Sharp av., Spokane. 22tfc Millinery Tested eggs for batching—R. I. Reds and While Leghorns, O. A. C. strain, SI for 15 Orders taken for day old chicks, 121c and 15c each Mrs. C. W. La Barr. 24tfc For Sale—150 egg Mandy Lee in- cubator, Humphrey bone cutter, hand or horse power; potato digger and planter; 800 lb. capacity Economy King separator. Wm. Kennedy, fourth unit. 28tfc Mr. and Mra. E. W. Mack have re ceived a letter from their son Sidney, formerly of Boardman, in which be says he has been transferred from Kelly Field to Houston, Texas. He is wireless mechanician for air planes, For Sale—Loose alfalfa hay. Sap- and has been promoted to first lieuten pera’ Inc. See ua if you are abort. • ant in the radio service. 28 Ite Lew. A. Cales, representing the As Lost— Music stand in case last Satur* bestos Protected Tire Company of P n- night between He rm .ston and dleton, was in Hermiston on We dues day Boardman. Finder please notify this day looking after the interests of his office. 28 Ite company. The Asbestos Protected tire Good saddle horse for sale cheap. Is the only tire manufactured that has Wil) drive single or double. Robt. E. a positive guarantee for 7,500 miles cf Kennedy. 28tfc satisfactory service. See us for your mowers, rakes, plows, Rev. C. P. Bailey, an old time harrows, gas engines or anything in preacher of Eastern Oregon, will the farm machinery or implement line • reach at the Baptist church next if you want the best at prices that are right. Sappers' Inc. 28-35c Sunday morning and evening. Rev. For Sale—Freeh young cow, $60. Bailar haa many friands in Hermis ton. R V. Chapman will occupy the Cheap work horse. H, J. Stillings. 28t»o pulpit of Caivary Baptist church at Wanted — Good alfalfa land in ex. The Dalles on that day. change for 5 acre irrigated commercial orchard near Hood River. High school i from Washougal. Wash., to look after R F D. tel., electric lights, ete well I lawn, shade trees, 5 room bouse, barn’ I the tract of land known as the Ander- family berries, la asparagus and 2 to son place, situated a short distance 3a alfalfa between Irces. Give full ; northeast of Hermiston, until the ar rival of her husband. Mr Lee bought etc. W H Corey, Hood River, Ore 28 31p the tract some months ago, and will Mrs. Reece of Stanfield, who has a take up the active work of the faim prticula rewater, distance, section, from the position he holds io the woolen mills at Washougal. He hasten dered his resignation, and hopes to be here by the first of April. Adjustments, should any be necessary, are made by us at our store without haggling or compromise on an actual mileage basis. You don’t have to wait to send the tires to Portland, Spokane, Seattle or elsewhere. EDISON AND COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPHS $27.50 TO $250.00 D. R. Brownell, ever pleasant and agreeable pioneer merchant of the neighboring town of Umatilla, was Send your washing to the Model laundry at The Dalles, Oregon, here on business Monday. through P. B. Siscel, local agent. Bas Mrs. F. M. Bryant left Monday for ket leaves Wednesday morning and re Napavine, Wash., on a week’s visit to turns Saturday of each week. -adv49tfc her daughter Opal, who is holding a Eggs for batching for the next two situation as telegraph operator there. weeks from my two br ediug pens of White Leghorns at SI.25 per setting of William Shaar returned from Port 15. F. M. Guiwits. 27 2tc. land Wednesday, having been called For Sale—Small black mare, abso- to that city to attend to some matters lutely safe for lady or child to drive ot business on the preceding Saturday single or double or to ride. Will trade Little Helen Stork, the nine year for cow or heifer and pay difference 27-2tc old daughter of Jake Stork, who has Box 84, Hermis on. been making a lengthy visit with rela For Rent—The Swayze residence, tives in Pendleton, returned home containing six rooms, with garage. Mrs. E. T. Eriksen, Box 533 . 26tfc. Monday. Hatching Eggs—O. A C.-Myers Mrs. W. N. Rees, accompanied by B. P. Rocks, Stone’s 200 egg her daughter Virginia, passed a pleas strain strain W. Wyandottes, 91 setting W. ant day last Monday visiting in Pen Sanders, Jr. “ * * 23-tfc. dleton at the home of Mrs. M. J. Bar Wait for Dr. Freeze thell, a friend that formerly resided the eye specialist, if you here. need glasses or have any eye troubles or Mrs. H. J. Strohm was in Pendle'on other headaches. Regular vis- Wednesday attending the monthly as to Hermiston. Stanfield and Echo meeting of the Red Cross Chapter each month. Watch for dates. 28tfc Mrs. A. W. Purdy and daughter, Mrs. Wanted—To exchange small dairy- Morfltt. and Mrs. G. G. Stewart were ranch in Tillamook for irrigated land here. Call on or address C. W. Tilden. also Pendieton visitors that day. Hermiston, Ore. 23-tfc Mr. and Mrs. F B. Swayze and fam White Legbora eggs, $6.00 per hund- ily are now comfortably settled in their new home on the ranch in the red. Mrs. L. G. Pell, Pendleton. Ore. 26-35 eastern part of town for which Mr. • From March 1st the charge for ser- Swayze traded bis residence property in the heart of the city, having moved vice from our Shorthorn bull will be $3 per cow served. to their new abode Tuesday. Hall & Skovbo. 24 28p. Owing to the inability of George R Kirkpatrick to till his date, another »peaker will be subatituted and the Socialist meeting as previously an nounced, will be held April 1st at the Auditorium. The subject will be “The Principles of Socialism.” Bert Nation, Roy Attebury A. D. Smith, school directors of District No. 8, have let a contract for the construc tion of a $3400 two room modern schoo building at Westland. The structure will be built cf concrete blocks, with a spacious concrete basement. the construction of the Asbestos Protected tire you will readily see wherein it is possible for the makers to positive- ; ly guarantee their tires for this remarkable mileage. NO BLOW-OUTS, NO SAND BLISTERS, NO TREAD SEPARATION, NO RIM CORROSION large class of pupils in music here, will rive a recital Monday evening at the Baptist church. Seed potatoes SI per sack 381 P. U. Follen, Umatilla" pi. 1 2go8 A COMPLETE AND ATTRACTIVE LINE OF SPRING MILLINERY IS NOW ON DISPLAY. Mark’s Marief Sture Your Suit Renewed l) 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 bung 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 all grease and dirt, and giving it really the appearance of new. We help you to practice economy with neatness. JACK WHITE, THE TAILOR
