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About The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 24, 1918)
THE === Lunch Basket or Picnic ___ _ 30c, 40c ________ 30c, 50c ... --20c, 25e, 35c ____________ 25c ________________ 15c ________________ 15c ____________ 35c 15c, 2 for 35c __________ 25c ________ 15c, 20c _____ Baked Beans_________ Dr. and Mrs. F. V. Prime and little son returned the latter part of last week from their ouling at Hidaway Springs. The purpose of the submarine is to empty the flour barrel of the allies. Fight them at the table three times a day SAVE WHEAT Mrs. A. B. Hanna of Joseph, Ore., daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Barnes, visited here a couple of days the first of the week. Mrs. A. L. Larson and little son were guests al the country home north of town of Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Stewart last Sunday. W. S. Baker and daughter Mary, who had been guests at the Hermiston Hotel several days last week, returned home to Portland last Saturday. Leroy Sullivan, who has been in Portland the past month in the employ of the municipal government of that city, came home Wednesday morning. Mrs. Short and daughter came from the coast and are guests this week at the Hermiston Hotel. Mrs. Short is a sister of Mrs Durfey, the proprietor. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ranney and daughter and Mrs. Bell and little son. all of Stanfield, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Mathison at Lane Lake. Miss Ethel Graham, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. T. A. Graham, arrived home last Saturday from Tacoma. Wash., where sho had been spending the summer with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. E. E Smith and fam ily, who left here early in the spring to take up their residence in Califor- nia, have returned to Oregon, and are now residing in Portland. Mrs. O. P. Brigham and daughter Janice of Hermiston, have been guests this week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Brigham, says the Tekoa (Wash.) Blade. B. S. KINGSLEY CITY MEAT MARKET AND GROCERY th CHALLIS & HOFFMANN, Props. IT PAYS TO PAY CASH AT THE BUSY STORE I "I 5 per cent discount on $5.00 cash sales 10 per cent discount on $10.00 cash sales Smoked Jowls, lb. 24c Picnic Hams, lb. 25c Cottage Rolls, lb. Hams, lb. Swift Premium Ham, lb. Bacon, lb. . N. Seaman, the station agent at Ir rigon, is fast developing into one of the leading ranchers of that commu oity, now having six cows, 25 hogs and numerous other stock. Miss Helen Skinner, who is book keeper in one of Portland’s leading business houses, is here on a vacationa! visit to her sister Huth and her aunts, Mrs. Longhorn and Mrs. Illsley. 30c ... . . 34c . 38c 38c and 50c Mrs. F. E. Loch, owner of a ranch on the southern outskirts of town, who has been away to Denver, Colo , for some time on a visit to relatives, ar. rivetl the first of the week. 11 cent Bread for 10 cents We will buy Your Farm Products Mrs. H. A. Frick, who had been here a week having her furniture packed for shipment to Portland to begin housekeeping, returned to that city last Saturday. M. E. Doble of Irrigon was here on business Monday and Tuesday. He re- ports that ranchers there are busy shipping watermelons, cantaloupes, muskmelons and grapes. MEATS RETAIL & WHOLESALE ; ZPYROL If not, we have a large assortment of shotguns to select from, and the shells for them we have in quan- tity Hunters are invited to rig themselves out at our store Oregon Hardware & Implement Company ANNOUNCEMENT THE Oregon Hotel Dining Room IS NOW OPEN UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Chicken Dinner Sunday at 12 till 2 BEST OF SERVICE COLD LUNCHES Served Between Meals. Mrs. M. Deck, Proprietor WANT ADS Send your washing to the Model laundry at The Dalles. Oregon, through P. B. Siscel, local agent. Bas ket leaves Wednesday morning and re turns Saturday of each week. -ady49tfc For Sale—Spring pigs and breeding stock of all ages. C C. Mason. 3ltfc Dr. Freeze makes reg ular visits to Hermis ton. Consult him free and be sure of good eye service. found which was opened and cured. his rheumatism disappeared. Immediately "Another had a supposed case of spinal trouble No doctor gave him relief until, finally, one sug gested that he have his teeth examined. Pyorrhea departed Sunday for her home in Col- Wash. While here the young fax. lady made * host of friends, who will welcome her return on some future visi'. NEXT WEEK’S SPECIALS WE HAVE A Shipment of Flour In and a good line of substitutes to go with it 4 life For Sale—Fleming stacker and two buck rakes complete. Geo. C. Ellison, Hermiston, Ore. 43-tfc Wanted—To buy No. 1 dry baled alfalfa hay forshipment. W. A. Leath- era. 41-tfc. For Sale—Forty colonies bees. See M F. Miller at the Auseon place. 45tfe For Sale Cheap—Medium sized span of mares; will take other livestock io exchange. Address Box 584, Hermis. ton. 45tfe Bartlett pears for sale. Bring your boxes or tubs along. Phone 186. H. E. Hanby. 47tfe To Exchange—Improved close io Willamette valley farm of 78 acres, one half mile to school and churches, for smaller irrigated place under Uma- tilla project K. A. Erickson, Elmira. Oregon. 50-pd For Sale—Kitchen cabinet. B. S. Kingsley. 47tfc For Sale—Barrels and honey cans at Farmers' Exchange. 47-3tc. For Sale—Good fresh milch cow. Leathers. 45tfc For Sale—A very desirable 20 acre alfalfa ranch, home fruits and berries, good house, stock, machinery and hay all for sale. E. A. Hobbs, 24 miles north of town. 48tfe Seethe Manure Spreader and Ensil age Gutter now on display at Sappers' Inc. — 49-itc Wanted— School girl to work for Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Harnack return ed Thursday from Portland, where they visited with an uncle of Mr. Har nack whom he had not seen in 29 years. While there they took in the room and board. Box 471. sights at the G. A. R. Encampment. For Sale Empire cream separator, I SALE AT THE HERALD OFFICE w: one horse plow. E. A. Hobbs | Mr. and Mrs. Geo. L. Challis gave ne north of town. 48tfc _ _______ an ice cream social last Friday night W anted — Piano to keep while owner | at their home on Gladys avenue for the ========-------- == ■ = ========================== benefit of the Stanfield Christian En. isawav. Will take best of care of it. Mrs. H. W. Hoffman. 49tfc PI FACE LEI P deavor Society, of which organization I LrL ILLI they are members. About 35 young For Sale or Trade-An orchard with full bearing trees; between 4 andò "A man suffered for years from acute rheuma- people fro n Stanfeld attended. acres contains peaches, apricots, tism. He went from one doctor to another with- Miss Stella Bains, who has been a apples, plume and pears. Has house out relief. Finally he went to his dentist one day guest the past three months at the well of excellent water, henhouse and barn. W. A. Ford, Umatilla, Oregon. to have his teeth fixed. A blind abscess was home of her sister, Mrs. Earl Carson, LEGAL BLANKS FOR For the Opening of the Hunting Season on Chinese Pheasants Sept. 1? Mrs. Rhoda Johnson and son, J. K. Dorsey, mother and brother of Mrs J. H. Young, arrived from Pendleton Sunday on a few days’ visit. Misses Ruth and Lucille and Master Dan Stapish ot Walla Walla are guests of their cousins, Clarice and John D. A Watson, Jr., for a few days. 10c, 15c, 20c, 25c ____________ 20c OREGON HERMISTON, Are You Prepared with Gun and Shells -LOCALS Harold McKeen is home from the coast on a visit to his parents. J. O. Maggs spent Monday and Tues day of this week in Echo on business. F. B. Swayze went to Portland early this week to view the antics of the G. A. R. "kids." Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Kaiser visited a few days this week with friends in Pendleton and Walla Walla. Mayor and Mrs F. C. McKenzie and children came home Tuesday from their lengthy outing on the beach al Newport, Ore. Waller D. Davis visited with rela tives here Sunday and Monday while over from Camp Lewis on a short fur lough. for the Veal Loaf HERALD, : HERMISTON: e ===== 9 GOOD THINGS Peanut Butter ______ Pickles, sweet and sour Salmon__________ ___ Tuna Fish____ ____ Albacore____________ Sardines____________ Clams______________ Shrimps__________ _ Corn Beef, can........... . Potted Meat___ HERMISTON 49tfe For Sale 40 acres fine land 34 miles from town All under government ditch. Water payments paid to 1919. For quick sale $1200. Owner cannot improve. Box 438 The Herald. 49 2te . 35c - 14c - 14c _ 10c _ 95c $1.05 . 5c - 50c . 50c Olympic Pancake flour, package________ Corn Flakes, package__________________ Grape Nuts, package_________________ Macaroni, Noodles and Spaghetti, package Blue Karo Syrup, 10 lb. can____________ Red Karo Syrup, 10 lb. can____________ Fairbanks Dandy Soap, bar____________ Crystal White Soap, 7 bars_____________ Bob White Soap, 7 bars________________ Royal Bakery Goods from Portland PHELPS CASH GROCERY Phone 413 FEEDING FOR RESULTS Think of the folly of feeding your work horse, your cow your hog and your chickens from the same crib of corn. Y ou expect a different result in each case—but you don’t get it. and then you blame your stock. DON’T DO THAT. USE BALANCED FEEDS We have feed for every purpose—and it will bring re sults. Feed tor your cow, to produce milk and butter, feed for the horse, to make him strong; feed that will fatten your hog; feed that makes your hens lay. LET US HELP YOU TO FEED FOR RESULTS FARMERS’ EXCHANGE These Áre The Boys to Look After Your Local Demands 67 HE more seriously people I consider the purchase of motor cars, the more re- spect they have for Model 90 cars. ■ The favorable impression the exterior design and beauty this Thrift Car gives is sustained by its reliable, efficient and adequate performance. was discovered, cured and spinal trouble left him. i I • Frank Bilderback, foreman on the Maternity hospital for women desir (Clipping from Ladies Home Journal Febru-big ranch of J. F. MeNauch w.r. ing a private sanatorium during con ary, 1917.1 Portland sarda, for » 7. . finement, with, modern conveniences ■ numi naiitruay for a tew days and experienced nurse. For visit. While there be consulted with | call on or address Mrs. N E. Good, a specialist regarding what appeared win. 49fe HERMISTON CO. particulars DRUG to be rheumatism in the fingers of one otts hands that has been troubling him of late, and Concord Grapes for Sale Two ana one-half cents per pound in field: 3c became so bad that . per pound boxed I o. b station Irrt PUTTER WRAPPERS FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE ba.avawableto clove his hand with eon anedlroul"iPFVgows bs"cerbaorh.r. • ‘ » ./T! ‘to N. Seaman, Irrigo, Oregon. 49 It ci SAPPERS' INC. Thrift Cut Jlgenh Hermbton, Ort.
