The Hermiston herald., June 01, 1918, Image 4

HERMISTON
HERALD,
HERMISTON,
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Of Satisfied Customers
Don’t say that our stock is not complete and
that our prices are not right. All we ask is that a
trial order be given us, and then we are satisfied
that you will join our Army of Satisfied Customers.
A BIG CHUNK of
SATISFACTION
Goes with Every Purchase
We never want a grouch to leave our store. We
try to change everyone to satisfaction, and to that
end we strive to please all. Then the quality of our
goods and the very reasonable prices do the rest.
Join Our Army—
You'll Never Regret It
B. S. KINGSLEY
CITY MEAT MARKET
AND GROCERY
To Our Customers:
After June 1st no
statement of your ac­
count will be mailed
you.
All accounts must
be paid by tenth of
each month. If not
paid then 10 per cent
interest will be added.
Highest Cooking
Efficiency With Oil
Aldermao J D. Watson basdiscar led
Send your washing to tbe Model
bis Chevrolet for a handsome
new laundry at
The Dalles. Oregon,
Oldsmobile touring car that be pur- through P. B. Siscel, local agent. Bas­
ket leaves Wednesday morning and re­
chased laat week.
turns Saturday of each week. -adv49tfc
Cbaa. Hahn, manager of Habn’»
For Sale—Holstein cow, just fresh,
shoe store io this city, made a business
34tfc
trip tbi* week to tbe Wallowa country, and heifer calf. F. Furrer.
going overland by auto.
I buy any kind of livestock. A. L.
Steiner, Stanfield, Ore. Phone 83. lop
Mrs. F. M Bryant left Tuesday for
For Sale—Spring pigs and breeding
Napavine, Wash., to pass a week visit-
ing with ber daughter Opal, who is stuck of all ages. Root A Mason 34tfc
telegraph operator at that place.
Dr. Freeze makes reg­
ular visits to Hermis­
Nicholas Codd of Spokane, president ton. Consult him free
of the local light concern, was a busi­ and be sure of good eye
29tfc
ness visitor in this city several days service.
this week.
I have a quantity of White Dent
seed corn for sale; makesexcellent en-
W. A. Mikesell, well known north silage.
P. P. Sullivan.
32-tfc.
of town rancher, went to tbe county
For
Sale
Cheap
—
Team,
harness
and
seat Wednesday, where be transacted
wagon, also one automobile F. L.
business during the day.
Kelly.
35-tfc-
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Knapp have as
To Trade—Good work horse for heif­
their guest at their home on Ridgeway er. F. A. Auseon.
36-tfc.
avenue the gentleman’s mother, Mrs.
For
Sale
—
Fine
large
roll
top
desk
at
Mary Knapp, of Pasadena, Calif., who the Farmers Exchange.
36-2tp
will visit here a couple of months.
Wanted—To buy a good fresb cow.
F. B. Swayze went to Pendleton T. H. Gaither.
36 2tc.
Wednesday, where he reported on the
For
Sale
or
Exchange
—
A
practically
recent Red Cross drive and turned over new bungalow, modern excepting beat;
the money collected here to the coun­ on full lot, located in Eugene, Oregon.
Value $1800. Can include more Eugene
ty chapter of that organization.
property to match a higher value
W. W. Green, superintendent of What bave you to offer. Address
schools at Echo, has been appointed by C. H. Aylesworth, Boardman, Ore 36tfc
the county court to the office of coun­
Registered Jersey cow for sale. W.
ty superintendent to succeed I E G Fritts.
36 2tc
Young, resigned.
For Sale—A 50 ft. Stubblefield der­
Dwight Sellers, a former Hermiston rick, 4 tank fork wire cable, all in first
boy, spent a couple of days here the class shape, new. J. W. Spencer, Her-
first of the week while on his way from miston, residence near Columbiaschool
36tfc
his home in Banks, Oregon, to Pendle­
Fur Sale—85 fine yearling ewes at
ton to answer tbe draft call.
my ranch, in lots of ten up. J. D.
36tfc
Miss Katherine Skinner returned to Watson.
her home in Portland this week after
For Sale— $70 steel range for $35
a visit of several days passed io this Inquire
H. M. Straw.
36tfe
city as the guest of her sister Ruth
For Sale—Weaned pigs, 85.00 each.
and her aunts, Mrs. Longhorn and Mrs.
H. J. Stillings.
35-tfc.
Illsley.
For Sale— Three work horses; or will
E. C. Goodwin, who placed quite a trade them for cows. H. E. Hanby
quantity of old Mutual life insurance
3711c
during bis three weeks’ canvass here,
Gooseberries—4 cents per pound in
has gone to Pendleton to dole out the patch, while they last. J. A.
policies to the wheat barons of that Reeves.
37-ltc
community.
For Sale—A quantity of foundation
Mrs. L. S. Chapman left Wednesday beeswax at the Farmers Exchange.
37-tfc.
on a visit to her son in Portland and
and ber daughter in Dayton, Ore.
Big, Big, Big Sale of Summer Hats.
While away she will also pay a visit to New and complete stock of up-to-date
other relatives in that part of the Hats to be sold at greatly reduced
prices. Greatest Millinery bargains
state.
—
ever offered in Echo. Echo Millinery
Ed Graham, who has been io Uma Store, Mrs. J. P. Utterback, Proprietor.
tilla for a couple of weeks assisting
Have 200, and will sell 50 white bens.
Lou Brownell with some needed work 85c. Petaluma stock W. L. Pearson
37 tfc.
on his fine ranch overlooking the Col
umbia river near the above town, re­
For Sale—Wagon, size 31; a 126 egg
turned to Hermiston Monday.
Petaluma incubator; "Champion”steel
37-ltp.
C. M. Jensen, the jeweler, turned range. Enquire this office.
carpenter for a few days this week
For Sale—Ford touring car with
during which time himself and a force electric starter, at low price. Easy
37-ltc
of hammer and saw men constructed s terms. Sappers' Inc.
sleeping porch on the east side of his
Weaned pigs for sale. Good ones.
residence ir the southeastern portion W. J. Warner.
37-tfc.
of this city.
W. R. Walpole, genera! managet
and sales agent of the Oregon Land and
Water Co., located at Irrigon, was in
Hermiston on business Monday, mak­
ing the trip in his auto. He stated
that the first cutting of alfalfa was
under way in that town.
Mr. and Mrs Chas. Siscel and son
Teddy came by auto Thursday from
their home in Wasco on a few days
visit to Me. and Mrs. P. B. Siscel, the
gent Irmen being brothers. Accoin
panying them were their friends, Mr
Beginning June 1st, 1918
and Mrs. F. Silvey and three children.
Attorney and Mrs. W J. Warner and
Joseph Ralph went to Pendleton over-
land yesterday, being accompanied
home in the evening by Mr. Ralph's
little daughter Betty, who will be a
will be
guest of Mrs. Warner, her aunt, until
the return from Pendleton of Mrs
Ralph and baby a week later.
Mr. and Mrs. George Holland again
took theirdaughter Drothy to Pendle­
Owing to the necessity of
ton Monday for treatment by an osteo-
reducing our expenses in
path for gastritis that has been troubl.
Ing her of late. After taking in the
order to meet war condi­
circus Tuesday with his family Mr.
tions, we will discontinue
Hollanti returned home. Mrs. Holland
Holland
all
deliveries commencing
and Dorothy remaining there the bal-
June
1st, 1918.
ance of the week.
Attorney J. T. Hinkle left Wednes
[Signed]
day to attend to legal business for the
Phelps Cash Grocery.
reclamation service in the western
part of the state. He wasaccompanied
Hermiston Produce &
to Portland by his daughter Miss Fran
Supply Co.
ees, where with her brother Dale, who
has nisi compieteti a course in Reed
Hermiston Farmers' Ex­
college In that city, she will attend the
change
commencement exercises of that insti­
B.
S. Kingsley
tution, anti later the two will return
home together.
R. C. Challis.
W H Longhorn returned list Satur­
day from Seaside, Oregon, where he
spent most of last week attending the
grand Imlg, convention of the Inde-
Don’t Fail to Witness
pendent Order of Odd Fellows
delegate from the local order. Mrs.
Longhorn accompanied him on the
trip, and together they found time to
i>aa* a day or two visiting with Mr.
and Mr» W Skinner, former residents
of this city who are now living in Port,
land. Mr. Longhorn said there were
about 1200 delegates at the grand
Monday, June 3
lodge sessions, and that he witnessed
some excellent degree work The
AT THE MOVIE
next anoual meeting of tbe order will
A MA R V ELOUS PLA Y
be held al Salem
PUBLIC
NOTICE
What you and many other housewives have wanted
Equipment equal to or closely approaching the gas range.
R. C. Challis
OUR SECOND SHIPMENT
OF
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Mowers \ Rakes
is now in, the first lot being all sold.
See us for your implement wants.
Prices are right and the goods the
best made.
“The
I Kaiser”
FORD and OVERLAND Agency
an
Oil Cooking
venient and easy to use, an oil range with plenty of power which does not need
constant watching, which will give you just the degree of heat, intense or
which you need for boiling, frying, baking
or simmering.
mild,
A cooking equipment
very economical to use which will eliminate the necessity of an overheated kitchen,
and will make it unnecessary to swelter over a hot coal or wood fire.
WE ARE CARRYING
The Florence Automatic,
Detroit Vapor, New Perfection
and Puritan Oil Cook Stoves
IN ALL THE POPULAR SIZES FOR FAMILY USE
We invite you to call at our store ann let us show you the many desirable
features of these stoves.
Oregon Hardware & Imple­
ment Company
Churnlet
ODaklain
We carry a complete
line of parts
for these cars
COME AND SEE
THEM
Stanfield Auto Co.
OREGON
STANFIELD
KYANIZE
Is the BEST FINISH for Your Floors and Furniture
It will make every inch of wood
workin your home look like new
KYANIZE is the Most Durable Finish Made
FOR SALE AT
Hermiston Drug Co.
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Music Rolls and Player Rolls
Reed, Brass and String
Instruments
The Two Standard Makes of
Talking Machines
All Deliveries
Discontinued
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We wish to announce the arrival of a complete line of
MERITEX UNDERWEAR
For Men, Women and Children
Also Foot Rest Hosiery
SPLENDID QUALITY AT UNUSUALLY LOW PRICES
MACK’S
VARIETY STORE
The Hermiston Honey Co.
Is now prepared to take orders for
BEE SUPPLIES
FOR FUTURE DELIVERY
Order now and avoid the rush
GEO. R. SHAFER, PROPRIETOR
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