JOIN OUR ARMY
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 wc 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
REMEMBER
THIS
Your account must be paid
on the 10th of month following
purchase, otherwise your credit
will not be extended over the
30 day limit
It becomes absolutely impera­
tive to request our customers to
pay their accounts promptly on a
30 day credit basis, as the whole­
sale houses have inaugurated a
system of collecting from us every
15 and 30 days.
CITY MEAT MARKET
AND GROCERY
HERALD,
HERMISTON
THE
HERMISTON,
I HERMISTON
a
KEEP COOL
: LOCALS-
J. H Strohm passed a few days this |
week io Western Oregon looking after
business matters demanding hie at­
tention.
Mrs. P. B. Siscel is enjoying a visit
from her little brother Homer, who
came from Portland the latter part of
last week.
Mrs. W. H. Hesser of Minnehaha
district left Saturday for Portland to
join her husband, who is working in
the shipyards there.
B. T. Locke, a wheat farmer from
Bickleton, Wash , was here Tuesday
looking after the 135 acres of land be
owns in this neighborhood.
Miss Esther Graham is enjoying a
vacational visit in Tacoma at the home
of her brother Geyer and family. She
will remain there until the latter part
of August.
Sergeant Olin M. Graham arrived
from Camp Lewis yesterday morning
to pass a few da ys of a week’s furlough
here with his parents, Rev. and Mrs
T A. Graham
Mrs. Casser!y returned Sunday from
Pendleton, having accompanied ber
daughter Miss Eleanor, who enterei
St. Anthony's hospital in that city to
become a trained nurse.
Mrs J. F. Deos and her grandson.
Francis Sbarrard, son of a former
resident who still owns property here,
was here Tuesday from Willows, Ore
gon, having dental work done.
OREGON
Do not suffer with the heat. We have all the conveniences that will help make life agree­
able during the good old summer time.
OIL STOVES
Oil stoves are much cheaper to operate than either coal or wood, and by the use of one you
may have warm meals three times a day and also have a cool, comfortable house at the same
time. Our Special the Detroit Vapor Range rivals the gas range in convenience and its opera­
tion is less expensive. We also have other oil stoves at various prices and all are guaranteed to
give absolute satisfaction.
ICE CREAN FREEZERS
The old reliable White Mountain Freezer will give splendid results but we also have the
Auto Vacuum Freezer which will make you delicious ice cream without turning a crank or add­
ing ice during freezing.
Other Seasonable Goods
Among other Summer Specials we offer Vacation Chairs, Hammocks, Croquet Sets and
many handy devices for the canning season such as steam canners, canning racks, jelly strain- I
ers, etc.
Oregon Hardware & Implement Company
WANT ADS
BE PATRIOTIC
Send your washing to the Model
Uncle Sam needs your flour. We will pay full purchase
laundry at The Dalles. Oregon,
price for any amount returned. Even a pint will be accepted.
The Misses Gertrude and Marie through P. B. Siscel, local agent. Bas­
Humfeld arrived from Portland last ket leaves Wednesday morning and re­
turns Saturday of each week. -adv49tfc
Saturday, where they attended high
I buy any kind of livestock. A. L.
school the past term. They are
daughters of Mr. and Mrs. J. Humfeld, Steiner, Stanfield, Ore. Phone 83. 45p
ranchers near Westland.
For Sale—Spring pigs and breeding
stock of all ages. C C. Mason. 34tfc
Puffed Rice and Corn, pack age -
J. A. Murray, commercial manager
For Sale Cheap—Team, harness and
of the Pacific Telephone & Telegraph
Grapenuts, package_________
Co., with headquarters in Pendleton, wagon, also one automobile. F. L.
Post Toasties, package_______
Kelly.
35 tfc.
and L. K. Webber of Walla Walla,
Corn
Flakes, package________
For Sale—A 50 ft. Stubblefield der­
district traffic chief, were business
Shredded
Wheat, package_____
rick,
4
tank
fork
wire
cable,
all
in
first
visitors in this city Wednesday.
class shape, new. J. W. Spencer, Her­
Mt.
Vernon
Milk, 2 cans_____
M. F. Callbeck and W. A. Correll, miston, residence near Columbiaschoo)
3«tfc
Kerosene
Oil,
5 gallons______
two well known contractors and build
Bob White Soap, still 4 bars for
ers of this city, leave tomorrow for
For Sale—Three work horses; or will
Portland to join the ever increasing trade them for cows. H. E. Hanby
Fairbanks Dandy Soap, bar___
37tlc
ship building forces now in the employ
No-Rub Laundry Help, package
of the government there.
For Sale—A quantity of foundation
beeswax at the Farmers Exchange.
Royal Bakery Goods from Portland
Miss Gertrude Simmons returned
37-tfc
Saturday last to her duties as chief
Weaned pigs for sale. Good ones.
operator in the local telephone office
W. J. Warner.
37-tfc.
after a week's vacation pleasantly
Friday, June 21, Dr. Amr
p issed with her parents at Tip Top
ranch east of this city. During her Freeze, the eye special-am
ist, will be at Hermiston
absence Miss Laura Boynton ably acted hotel all day Do you “099))])
as chief operator.
suffer from headaches, .20
Phone 413
eyeaehes, eyestrain, cross eyes or other
Dr. and Mrs. C. M. Williams and eye troubles'? If so take your case to a
t vo children came overland in their specialist of fifteen years experience
auto from Walla Walla last. Saturday with thousands of satisfied patients in
evening and visited over Sunday with Oregon and Washington. One day
only, June 21. At Echo, June 19;
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hineline at their Stanfield June 20.
38 2tc
ranch home in Minnehaha district
Your
pick
of
a
herd
of
60
Jersey
southwest of Hermiston. Mrs. Hine
cows; $65:00 and up. Thos. S. Hurl-
line is a sister of Dr. Williams.
hurt.
37 3lc
Mrs Elvina Baker, who came here
For Sale-2300 lb. team, harness and
fifteen years ago and filed on a home­ wagon, used to hard work, kind and
stead near this city, left last Saturday gentle; 1 light team and harness and
for Omaha, Neb., where she will re­ delivery wagon. Any reasonable offer
main fur sums time visiting with rela will take them as I have no further
use for them, D. W. Zeller.
38tfc
lives. The lady is the mother of C. E
For Sale—One bay team, five years
Baker, who is also one of the oldest
settlers on the project, and who is old this spring, well matched, weight
about 1250 each, and harness. En­
nuw operating a dairy ranch just east quire Dan McDade, Hermiston, Ore.
of town.
39tfc
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Loom is, wheat far­
ForSale—Good range cook stove for
mers of Wasco, visited with their $25. Enquire Farmers Exchange.
COME AND SEE THEM
39-4tp
friends, Mr. and Mrs. I*. B. Siscel
Monday and Tuesday while on their
Two Jersey cows for sale. W. G
39tfe
way home from an auto trip to Walla. Fritts.
The balance of the homeward journey
For Sale—Household goods. H. A.
they were accompanied by Misa Ethel Frick.
39-2tc
Eperson and Glen Akers, the young
Wanted
—
Good
cow
for
cash.
A. P.
lady taking the train on arrival at Garner.
40tfc
Wasco and going to Portland to visit
her mother.
For Sale—Good saddle mare, also
STANFIELD
OREGON
drives single an I double. Inquire of
Miss A. Chezik came from Portland A. C. Swarner.
40 2tp
Saturday last, and after a short stay
Auto for sale, 895.00. H. A. Frick.
with her brother, F. A. Chezik, and
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his wife, will leave for North Yakima,
Wash., to visit her parents. From
there she will journey east, to stop
MICKIE SAYS
during the balance of the summer
" EDITORS is SURE FoReIIN
with relatives in North Dakota. B -
Cusses? A GUV MIN Ol6 AN'
Music Rolls and Player Rolls
ing a school teacher, she has signed a
BEAT EM OUTEN ELEVEN
contract to teach in one of the Minne
EARS SUBSCRIPTION AN
Reed, Brass and String
apoIls, Minn., schools the c min
TEN THE EDITOR’LL ser
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term.
DOWN AN‘ WRITE HALF A
Instruments
COWMN ABOUT WHAT A FinE
Colonel Newport superintended the
FELLER THE DECEASED wuz
The Two Standard Makes of
loading and shipping of the last of
Talking Machines
three carloads of horses from here
Tuesday belonging to his company to
All the Latest in Sheet Music
Toledo, Oregon, for work on a railroad
30 miles in length that the government
Is building for the purpose of convey
Ing spruce limiter front there to the
coast for ship building purposes In a
few days he will send another carload
of the animals to the same place for
We wish Io announce the arrival of a complete line of
use by the government In the same
line of work.
NEXT WEEK’S SPECIALS
PHELPS CASH GROCERY
Cheurnlet
ODaklann
We carry a complete
line of parts
for these cars
Stanfield Auto Co
I «W here Do We Go From Here? 1
THE UNIVIMSAL CAR
Remember that when you bring your Foni car to us
for mechanical attention that you get the genuine Ford
service materials, experienced workmen and Ford fac­
tory prices. Your Ford is too useful, too valuable to take
chances with poor mechanics, with equally poor quality
materials. Bring it to us and save both time and money.
We are authorized Ford dealers, trusted by the Ford
Motor Company to look after the wants of Ford owners.
That's the assurance we offer.
See us for your Mowers. Rakes and Farm Imple-
menta. See the Litchfield Manure Spreader, now
en route from Portland.
PRICES RIGHT
GOODS THK BEST
“rL.N“‘s Warren’s Music House
Grandma Cleghorn, of whom this i» .
per made mention last week as being
very seriously ill fallowing a stroke of
paralysis,died Sa tu rd y last at noon, and
the funeral was held at Echo al 2p m
Sunday.
Deceased was advanced in ag
and had suffered much illness of late
years, having been partially paralizzi
prior to the fatal stroke. To mourn
Thomas Brassfield and
hall, and a son, Andy
Mrs Menden
Cleghorn, be
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