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About The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 31, 1918)
GOOD THINGS for the Lunch Basket or Picnic Peanut Butter________ Pickles, sweet and sour Salmon.“.______ 4a Albacore _ Sardines_____ Clams____ .... Shrimps__ __ Corn Beef, can Potted Meat --- Veal Loaf ____ Baked Beans ____ 25c, 30c, 40c _ _______ 30c, 50c ____ 20c, 25c, 35c _____________ 25c ....................... _.15c __ 10c, 15c, 20c, 25c . ............................... ________________15c ________________ 35c 15c, 2 for 35c _____________ 25c ....................15c, 20c : HERMISTON: e ===== ====== LOCALS ========== J | Are You Prepared with Gun and Shells W. J. Emery of Nampa, Idaho, left Sunday after a abort business visit here. For the Opening of the Hunting Season C. T. McCall, who visited a month at the Kelly borne, has returned to Cali- forni*. on Chinese Pheasants Sept. 1? Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Fraser and son Hugh are in Portland and Seaside for ten days. Miss Lila McMillan is spending ber vacation in North Yakima visiting with friends. If not, we have a large assortment of shotguns to select from, and the shells for them we have in quan- Write to Mt. Angel College, St. Benedict, Ore., for a catalog. Address adv Rev E. R. Meier. Mrs. Cressy and Mis. Hazel Agnew were guests of Mrs. M. J. Mumma Thursday of last week. Hunters are invited to rig themselves out Miss Guida Mumma is away to Port- land on a two weeks’ visit to her friend, Miss Elizabeth Martin. at our store Mrs C. M Jensen returned Thurs day from Walia Walla, where she visited with friends for three days. Oregon Hardware & Implement Company Miss Go’da Mumma had the Misses Ruth and Helen Skinner as dinner guests at her home Wednesday of last week. Call for Bids 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 B. S. KINGSLEY CITY MEAT MARKET AND GROCERY CHALLIS & HOFFMANN, Props IT PAYS TO PAY CASH AT THE BUSY STORE 5 per cent discount on $5.00 cash sales 10 per cent discount on $10.00 cash sales Smoked Jowls, lb Picnic Hams, lb Cottage Rolls, lb Hams, lb Swift Premium Ham, lb 38c and 50c 11 cent Bread for 10 cents We will buy Your Farm Products MEATS RETAIL & WHOLESALE 1 COME IN AND SEE • THE— Ensilage Cutter -JUST RECEIVED—- A MONEY MAKER ON ANY FARM Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Spinning and The directors of School District No small eon are home from a visit with 8 will receive bids for a janitor or bus Mr. Spinning’s mother at Toppenish, driver, combined or separately. Wash. Driver to furnish own bus. The Miss Helen Skinner returned to her janitor will have a furnace, twoschool home in Portland Tuesday after a rooms, basement, gas engine, etc., to week's visit with her sister, Miss Ruth care for. Bus will have approximate ly 30 miles daily to cover. The diree- Skinner. tors reserve the right to reject any or Miss Isabelle Dodd spent a few days last week at Camp Lewis in company all bids. Bids must be in before Sept. 2, 1918. with her grandfather, K. Alexander, Bertha A. Nation, Clerk, of Pendleton. Westland, Oregon 49-50 C. O. Akers was up from Wasco visiting his family this week. He ex,, pects to return home to stay some lime in October. Mr. and Mrs. J. Palmulder and fam ily have returned from a vacation trip. They went by auto to Portland and other points. (WANT ADS • Hill Bros. Red Can Coffee, 1 lb., 40c 3 lbs. 11.00 2 1-2 lbs. 95c Hill Bros. Bros. Japan Tea, still per lb Fairbanks Dandy Soap, bar Bob White Soap, 4 bars Large package Gold Dust 3 dozen Spring Clothes Pins 5 gallons Coal Oil.. WE CARRY A FULL LINE OF FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Royal Bakery Goods from Portland PHELPS CASH GROCERY Phone 413 Our Success in War Is Self Reliance This means a well directed method in a just cause. Every American citizen has the privilege of attending to his own business in his own way. Hence the most capable one forges ahead. Are you in the lead? If not hook on to the methods of the one in advance and keep up. Are you buying right? If you do not know just drop in and see FARMERS’ EXCHANGE And Get Put Right These Are The Boys to Look After Your Local Demands life Mrs. E. J. Willits and sister, Mrs. Ida Morton, arrived early in the week from Denver, Colorado, the former I itiy joining her husband, who Is bot k keeper lu the local offices of the re. clam at ion service. To Exchange-Improved close id Willamette valley farm of 78 acres one half mile to school and churches, for smaller irrigated place under Uma tilla project E. A. Erickson, Elmira Oregon. 50-pd Mrs. H. G. Newport joined the R sa Newport family al Newport beach the first of the week, to remain for a time enjoying an outing. The colonel ac- co npanied his wife aa far as Portland, from which city he returned Thursday morning. Farmers’ Exchange. PLEASE HELP For Sale -Barrels and honey cans at 47-3tc. Bartlett pears for sale. 4 cents lb. de livered or 3 cents in orchard. Brin, yoir boxes or tubs along. Phone 186 H. E. Hanby. 47tc Lost— Gold watch (Elgin movement) and chain, somewhere between Colum- bia school house and town. Finder Several Hermiston people spent please return to this office and receive Sunday at Umatilla aa guests of Mr reward. 50-1tc and Mr a. L. Brownell. The guests Wednesday, Sept 11 . were Mr. and Mrs. Hanelin« and son Dr Freeze, the spec Sos Herbert, Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Parks ialist, make hissawe. to Hermis - WegW and Ted jr.. Misa Gertrude Simmons regular ton and may be consult A and Wm. Sanders. ed free all day at Hermiston Hotel Mrs. J. J. Casserly and daughter parlors. Sufferers from headaches Marie. Mrs. K Chezik and Miss eveaches, blurring of vision and other Mildred Percey motored to Stanfield eye troubles given careful attention At Echo 9th, Stanfield 10th. 50.206 Tuesday and spent the day calling on Mrs. Pearl Nolton, a former Hermis. tonian now of Union, who is visiting with ber mother, Mrs. Conally. Hill Bros. Blue Can Coffee, 1 lb., 35c Lux Soap Flakes, package Send your washing to the Model laundry at The Dalles, Oregon, Mrs. Ida M. Hellinger, mother of through P. B. Siscel, local agent. Bas Mrs. F. V. Prime, returned to hei ket leaves Wednesday morning and re home in Portland the first of the week turns Saturday of each week. -adv49tfc after a month’s visit. For Sale—Spring pigs and breeding Mason. 3 life stock of all ages. Mrs F. R. Vose and two children ar Wanted—To buy No. 1 dry baled rived Wednesday from Madras. The lady is the wife of the gentleman who alfalfa bay for shipment. W. A. Leath 41-tfc. ers. purchased Auseon’s barber shop. For Sale—Forty colonies bees. See B. F. Walling, formerly a stock M F. Miller at the Auseon place. 45tfc holder in the Umatilla Farm Lands For Sale Cheap—-Medium sized span company, passed through Hermiston of mares; will take other livestock in exchange. Address Box 584, Hermis- Tuesday traveling in a Paige eight. ton. 45tfc Miss Eleanor Fisher is this week en For Sale—Kitchen cabinet. B. S. joying a visit with friends in Fioley, Kingsley. 47tf Wash. Her brother Ray accompanied For Sale—Good fresh milch cow. her there Sunday, returning a couple ILeathers. 45tfc of days later. For Sale—A very desirable 20 acre Mrs. G. W. Conklin and son Cecil of alfalfa ranch, home fruits and berries, Fort Wayne, Ind., arrived Wednesday good house, stock, machinery and hay for a visit with Mr. and Mrs A. S all for sale. E. A. Hobbs, 24 miles 48tfe north of town. Johnson. Mrs. Conklin is a sister of Want'd — School girl to work for Mr. Johnson. room and board. Box 471. 49-2tc Mrs J. Farrar, Mrs. J. W. Donivan, For Sale — Empire cream separator, aunt and sister of Mrs. A. S. Johnson, new; one horse plow. E. A. Hobbs left for their eastern home Tuesday north of town. 4Kifc after a pleasant visit with Mr. and Wanted—Piano to keep while owner Mrs Johnson. Isawav. Will take best of care of it. 49tfc Mrs. Stillman of Providence, R I., Mrs. H. W. Hoffman. is a guest at the home of her daugh For Sale or Trade—An orchard with ter, Mrs. Robb. The lady will extend full bearing trees; between 4 and 5 her visit over a period of a couple or acres contains peaches, apricots, apples, plums and pears. Has house, three months. well of excellent water, henhouse and Donald Hood of Portland is enjoying barn. W. A. Ford, Umatilla, Oregon 49tfc his vacation with his cousins, Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Johnson. He is the young For Sale—40 acres fine land 34 miles est sun of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Hood, from town All under government ditch. Water payments paid to 1919. former residents of this project. For quick sale $1200. Owner cannot Mrs. F. B. Swayze, daughter Dori: improve. Box 438 The Herald. 49 2te and son Frank returned the first ol Maternity hospital for women desir. the week from their annual visit to Ing a private sanatorium during con the beach at Seaside. Mr. Swayze finement, with modern conveniences met them at Portland and accompan and experienced nurse. For particulars call on or. address Mrs. N E. Good ied them home. win NEXT WEEK’S SPECIALS Lost—Bet ween Hermiston and Mur. guie home In Columbia district on Thursday, a fancy pink work bag con ta ining crochet work. Finder please 50 lie Mrs. Nellie Patterson, who returned return to Mrs. Murchie. to her home in Tacoma after having Good young Jersey cow, fresh last Inquire at Herald. 50 visited with her daughter in Pendle month, tûO too, who recently became a Sister of Try the new barber. tette the Franciscan order, stopped off a Call and get acquainted with the few days last week to visit with her new proprietor of Auseon’s Barber old friends, Mr. and Mr«. J J. Casserly. S"0P: 501 re ANTISEPIN "A man suffered for years from acute rhel tism. He went from one doctor to another " out relief. Finally he went to his dentist one. to have his teeth fixed. A blind abscess, found which was opened and cured. Immede his rheumatism disappeared. ‘Another had a supposed case of spinal tro" No doctor gave him relief until, finally, one” gested that he have his teeth examined. FXI was discovered, cured and spinal trouble Ien (Clipping from Ladies' Home Journal r ary. 1917.) HERMISTON DRUG CO 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, PROPRIET
