Image provided by: Hermiston Public Library; Hermiston, OR
About The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984 | View Entire Issue (July 13, 1918)
THE HERMISTON 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 a LOCALS == 9 Mrs. H. A. McKeen visited in Pen- dleton Thursday and Friday of this week. Mrs. E. T Canfield returned yester day morning from a two weeks visit to relatives in Tillamook, Ore. B S. Kingsley returned to Culver the first of this week to look after the store he is operating there. S. R. Oldsker and B. J. Nation were again youths for a day last Friday— autoing to Pendleton in the latter's machine to attend the Sells-Floto circus. Mr. and Mrs. J Pelmulder and fam ily spent the Fourth of July visiting with the lady’s mother and other rela tives in Walla Walla. The journey was made by auto. 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. Mr and Mrs. A. L. Larson and Mr. and Mrs. A C. Harnack, together with their children, enjoyed the Fourth of July visiting at the ranch home near Diversion dam of Mr. and Mrs J. C. Matbison. B. S. KINGSLEY CITY MEAT MARKET and GROCERY CHALLIS & HOFFMANN, Props. 1 s 1 r : HERMISTON: J. A. Murray, connected with the Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co, with headquarters in Pendleton, was here Tuesday looking after business for his company. Join Our Army— You’ll Never Regret It I HERALD, Your Dollar will go farther if you deal with us. We have purchased a New Stock of Groceries and will be glad to supply your wants Our aim is to please Give us a trial and you will be satisfied IT PAYS TO PAY CASH MEATS RETAIL & WHOLESALE HERMISTON, OREGON KEEP COOL Do not suffer with the heat. We have all the conveniences tnat 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 CREAM 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 ers, etc. Oregon Hardware & Implement Company WANT ADS Mr. and Mrs L. Brownell were up from Umatilla Wednesday, the lady visiting with her sister, Miss Gert rude Simmons, manager of the local telephone exchange, while Mr. Brow Send your washing to the Model nell attended to business matters. laundry at The Dalles, Oregon, P. B. Siscel, local agent. Bas Mrs. Mary E. Hoisington returned through ket leaves Wednesday morning and re Friday from a visit to relatives in turns Saturday of each week. -adv49tfc Pet dleton and Pilot Rock. After look Special Sunday chicken dinner at Palm ing after personal business matters Leaf Cafe from 12;30 to 2 p. m., 50c. ad here for a few days she will return to I buy any kind of livestock. A. L. Pilot Rock to conclude her visit. Steiner, Stanfield, Ore. Phone 83. 45p Mrs. Bess Spencer left the first of For Sale—Spring pigs and breeding the month to be with her daughter, stock of all ages. G C. Mason. 34tfc Mrs. Wood, at Hoquiam, Wash. If For Sale Cheap—Team, harness and this change does not benefit it may be wagon, also one automobile. F. L. necessary for her to go to Seattle to Kelly. 35 tfc. take treatment from a nerve specialist. Dr. Freeze makes reg- sue Mrs. M. Duty left Wednesday for a ular to Hermis- el few days’ visit with her friend, Mrs. ton. Consult him free W. DeVore, in Pendleton. From there and be sure of good eye 4 life she will go to Gurdane to pass a few service. For Sale — A 50 ft. Stubblefield der weeks in order to get relief from hay fever that she has been troubled with rick, 4 tank fork wire cable, all in first class shape, new. J. W. Spencer, Her- of late. miston, residence near Columbiaschool. 36tfc George E. Briggs, owner of the For Sale — Three work horses; or will Hotel Oregon and operator of a ranch trade them for cows. H. E. Hanby east of town, has taken a clerical 37tic position in the general store io this For Sale — One bay team, five years city of B. S. Kingsley in order to help old this spring, well matched, weight that gentleman out on account of a about 1250 each, and harness. En scarcity of store help just at present. quire Dan McDade, Hermiston, Ore. 39tfc Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Esson and fam ily are new arrivals in Hermiston from Calgary, Alberta, Canada. They have rented a house on East Main street for the present, the intention being to look around and secure a suitable tract of land by purchase or lease and perman ently locate here. 22090 ”7 HIE UNIVERSAL CAR > Constable Laudenslager: “We haven't had any motorists violating the speed limit for 'most a week." Justice Dodd- “We’ll have to arrange to lower the speed limit." Remember we sell all makes of automobiles but specialize on Fords and Overland«, However whatever you have in mind, better see us about it, as when purchased thru us there is the usual “new car free service’’ that goes with the deal which the out-of-town fellow can’t give you. Prices the same here as elsewhere. • - X X I 1 LA- See us for your Mowers, Rakes and Farm Imple- menta. See the Litchfield Manure Spreader, now en route from Portland. PRICES RIGHT - - GOODS HE BEST •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Mrs. J w. 4” 6 Corn, Peas, Tomatoes, per can Monopole Peas, Beans, Tomatoes, Beets, Spinach, can.. 20c Macaroni, Spaghetti, Noodles, per package Donivan of Fort with her next week The following week Mr. and Mis Johnson will leave with Mrs. Donivan for Portland, where they will join eighteen relatives in the west and en joy a family reunion for two weeks a' some point on the coast to be later selected. Fairbanks Dandy Soap, bar La France Wash Tablets, each Spring Clothes Pins_____________________ ,___ ■ —- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- :------------- Royal Bakery Goods from Portland PHELPS CASH GROCERY Phone 413 Beauty The B-H line includes paints, wall tints and varnishes specially prepared for every painting purpose. Each product is made according to a formula that has behind it 60 years of paint manufactur ing experience. To this, and the use of only the highest grade ingredients, is due the acknowledged e superiority of W. J. Brown, who is here from Chi cago looking after a ten acre apple orchard tract that he owns close to this city, and which is being caret! for by R. C. Todd, says that he Is enjoy, ing his vacation to the fullest. He would like to tarry in this agreeable climate another month or so, but says bis duties as receiving clerk in the large store of Marshall Field call him back to Chicago io a few more days Miss Ruth Skinner, stenographer In the local offices of the reclamation service who has been away the past mouth taking her annual vacation, re- turned Tuesday. In her journeying» the lady passed part of the month vis. iting her parents m Portland and the balance in Venice and Los Angeles, California. The ocean-going voyage from Portland down the coast she en Bass-Hueter Paint Co. SAN FRANCISCO .. . 10c Citrus Powder, per package And not alone as a matter of personal pride, but also because painting greatly increases the value of a house and pre vents decay. Ind. joyed immensely, no sea sickness hav. ing seized her to mar the pleasures of the trip and carry a good line of substitutes to go with it First impressions count for a great deal. You should keep your home looking its best. Isn’t it about time it was repainted? Mrs. A. S. Johnson will have her Wayne, Flour in Tuesday he Mr. and Mrs. G. Holland and daugh ter have been enjoying the sea breezes in a cottage at Seaside, that famous summer resort below Astoria, all this week. The ladies will prolong their visit there, while George is expected home today to look after bis duties as tender of the city's irrigation water. sister, We will have a shipment of s. Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Banks, who came here from Baker, Ore., the first of May and purchased the Bauschard and Spect improved tracts of land in Columbia district, totaling 20 acres in al), were in Hermiston Wednesday at tending to personal business matters and doing a little shopping. Mrs. M. A. Brown and daughter Mabe) leave Sunday for the lady's old home in Gothenburg, Nebraska, where they will enjoy a visit with relatives until early in September. It has been eleven years since Mrs. Brown has paid a visit to the parental home, and therefore she looks forward to her arrival there with much pleasure. NEXT WEEK’S SPECIALS DISTKIBUTOKSt OREGON HARDWARE AND IMPLEMENT co.
