THE
HERMISTON
HERALD, HERMISTON,
: HERMISTON:
MACKINAWS
Flannel Shirts
Logger Shirts
Underwear
Socks
Caps
Gloves
Mittens
All kinds to suit all
pocketbooks
B. S. KINGSLEY’S
Hermiston, Oregon
CITY MEAT MARKET
AND GROCERY
R. C. CHALLIS, Prop
Special for the rest of this month
Elk laundry soap........... . .............. . 5c bar, or 22 bars for $1
White Wonder laundry soap______ ____ ______ 4 bars 25c
Easy Day laundry soap___________ ____________ 4 bars 25c
Creamery butter, the best, per lb__ _________________ 65c
Swift Premium olemargarine, per lb ______ __________ 45c
at a reduced price
40c
65c
35c
90c
45c
25c
We have just received a fresh barrel of
California Mince Meat
Don't miss getting some of it for it is fresh and fine, per lb.
20c, two lbs. 35c
We also have home made sauer kraut just ready for sale, 10c
per lb,, 3 lbs. 25c
MEATS RETAIL & WHOLESALE
Manure Spreader
which means the beat
sos
%.,
Will adjust to spread from one to twenty
loads of manure per acre. Think of that
Sold vnder five year written guarantee bond.
See us for prices and terms of easy payments
whereby this machine will pay for itself.
Sappers’ Inc.
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Oregon Hardware &
Implement Co.
President F. B. Swayze of the First
National Bank transacted business in
Portland Thursday.
District Game Warden Geo. Tonkin
was here Wednesday and Thursday
—It Represents the Big
| sizing up the bunting situation.
Saving in Fuel You Can
The Farmer»’ Exchange has receiv-
Make
With Cole’s Hot
| ed a carload of non-irrigated potatoes
from the Palouse country in Washing
Blast in Your Home
| ton.
\
OUR GUARANTEE
A. L. Larson, cashier of the First
1 wacuarantee « saving of one third in fuel over
National, was forced to suspend his
ans lower drall stove of the same size, with soft coal,
duties in the bank Monday and Tues­
Cole’s Hot Blast to use less hard
day on account of illness.
coli for
a given space than any base burner
George L. Challis received his call
rooms can
heated
hours each morning with the fuel put in the
this week for physical examination
and went before the draft board for
stgyeescexrninee“thar the stove, will hold
coal or hard coal from Saturday evening to Mon
that purpose yesterday.
dag We gunantee a uniform beat day and night with
Council Compiles Budget
Mr. Binders, a rancher 3i miles
to remain absolutely
At the regular meeting of the city
north of town, has traded 80 acres of
city
council
Wednesday
evening
the
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feed
door
to be smoke and dust
irrigated land partly improved to F.
Pr8°We guarantee the anti puffing draft to prevent
D. Stanley for 100 acres of wheat land budget for the ensuing year was com­
piled and it is published elsewhere in
puffing pov. guarantee is made with the understand­
near Fairfield, Idaho.
ing that the stove be operated according to directions,
this issue. Among other things the
B. F. Knapp and P. B. Siscel re­ council done after canvassing the
and connected up with a good flue.
turned Saturday from a business trip election ballot was to order Chief of
Cut Shows
Cole’s Original Hot Blast
No. 186
into the Bickleton country in Wash- Police Crandall to see property own­
No. 116
__________ _____ .. .
ington. The journey was made by ers on the east side of Second street
2
auto.
between Main and Gladys avenue and
Mrs. Geo. Gillette, day operator at have them trim the branches off the
Hinkle, while In town one day this shade trees that are now becoming a
week purchased a $100 Columbia nuisance to pedestrians.
phonograph from E. W Mack of the
Hermiston Drug Co.
The party that took two books out of
Marigold Milk, 1 can---------------------------------------------- 15c |
Mr. Briggs’ buggy at Kingsley’s store
Mazóla Salad Oil, 1 quart----------------------------------------- 85c
corner last Saturday night is known,
and inorder to avoid trouble should
Kellogg’s Corn Flakes, 3 packages---------------------------- 40c
return them at once.
Campbell’s Soups, 3 cans--------------------------------------- 40c
Send your washing to the Model
Mr. and Mr*. B M. Rogers, Colum­ laundry at The Dalles, Oregon,
Salmon, 1 lb. can-------------------------------------------------- 28c
bia district ranchers, returned Wed­ through P. B. Sisee), local agent. Bas
ket
leaves
Wednesday
morning
and
re
­
nesday afternoon from a month’s visit
Babbits Lye, can----- ------------------------------------------ 13c
at Hood River with their daughter, turns Saturday of each week, -ad y49tfe
Bob White, Pearl White, White Borax Naptha, White
For Rent—20 acres, 4 in alfalfa;
Mrs. W. H, Scull, who resides there
buildings, orchard. W ill rent for seed-
.--4 for 25c
Bleaching Soap
The Red Cross Christmas boxes for ing a few acres additional. Mr. Bone
3-tfc
the soldiers are now ready for dis­ E. 3128 35th, Spokane.
tribution at the home of Mrs. H. E
Wanted—Your subsciption for Th.
If you want Quality Goods buy our Monopole Line
Hitt, and anv who have received over­ Saturday Evening Post, $2 00; The
sea labels cao call and receive them. Ladies Home Journal, $1.75; The
Country Gentleman, $1.00. Ed. H
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O. P. Burris, who has been operai Graham, Hermiston, Ore.
ing a leased ranch from Mr La Barre
Duroc-Jerseys for Sale—Two choice
WE CARRY A FULL LINE OF
during the summer, left Wednesday to spring boars, one choice spring gilt,
also
fall
pigs.
C.
C.
Mason.
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FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
join his family at The Dalles, where
they will reside during the balance of
Sewing machine repairing and sup
the winter and return in the spring.
plies, all makes. Phone 281. C. E.
Hensley.
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Royal Bakery Goods from Portland
Harold McKeen came up from the
Wanted
—
Sewing,
by
the
piece
or
coast and spent a week visiting here day; will go to home. Mrs. Bess Spen-
with his parents and his brother Ed­ cer.
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ward, who is here on furiough. The
For Sale—One iron wheel wagon, 1
young man is employed in one of the buggy, 1 team of good work horsesand
government spruce production camps harness, 35 head of hogs just right size
for feeders, at right price if taken at
of western Oregon.
Phone 413
once; 10 tons of grain hay, other im-
7-2tp
E. P. Illsley was called to Pullman, niemeni“. Earl Carson.
Wash., early in the week on receipt
On account of influ­
of a message that bis son Howard,
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who after being drafted entered the
the eye specialist decid­
WE ARE AGAIN IN THE
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ed to cancel his date for =
training school there, was dangerous­
Hermiston
Oct.
31,
but
ly ill with pneumonia. During the will announce new date soon as the = SHOE REPAIRING BUSINESS:
With the most improved power stitching and finishing
week the young man bad a turn fui situation improves, probably next
the better, which allowed bis parent week.
machine, which has just been installed. Bring me your
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shoes and let me demonstrate to you that I will save you
to return home.
We want sales representatives in
money on their repair.
R. C. Challis went out on an auto­ every_ town in Oregon. We prefer
men
who
have
sold
stock,
insurance.
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The shelves in our-------------------------
mobile trading and selling rampage real estate, books, or who have had no
3
Tuesday, and before be gut through sales experience but would like to de­
he sold his Ford runabout truck to a velop into salesmen. We train every
with new shoes of latest styles for ladies, gents and
man in Stanfield and his Overland applicant accepted and provide a svs
that will enable anyone who
children. Call and look them over when in need of
touring car to J. S. Mattoon of this tern
work* to make from 975.00 to #150 00
good quality shoes.
city. And then to cap the climax he per week. Can also use women of ex­
traded his Ford ton truck in on a new ceptional ability. Position permanent.
In applying state age, past business
M ix well ton truck.
experience, number of years you have
"THE SHOE MAN"
Mr. and Mrs. F. K. Payne from Up lived in community and references.
Address
in
confidence.
Kane
Mfg
per Butler Creek were here the first
1626-27 L. C. Smith Bldg.,Seattle.
of the week visiting at the home of Co.,
Wash
6 3tc
their son, H. L Payne, now owner of
$
Mo*t heaters waste half your fuel.
3
the Isaac Jay place east of town An
3
Cole’s Hot Blast Heaters save and use
other son, C. B. Payne of Heppner, that
wasted portion. Oregon Hard-
WHERE high class work saves you money , where efficiency
was also here, and like his parents ware & Implement Co.
-adv
REGULATES THE PRICE AND MAKES ECONOMICAL ANY WORK DONE
looked over the project with a view to
For Sale or Trade—A good work
HERE. WHERE SHOES CAN BE MADE TO YOUR ORDER BY SKILLED 3
locating later.
team for cattle or hogs. John Meyer,
3
WORKMEN
8-ltp
Harry M. O'Connell, who has been Stanfield. Phone 83.
We cary one of the
visiting with relatives in this citv the
For Sale—One registered Poland
BEST LINES OF MENS’ AND BOYS’ SHOES ON THE MARKET
past ten days, le fl Thursday for Seat­ China boar, 1 registered Poland China
A Large stock on the road. $1.00 to $3 00 saved as we are not asking war time
tle, where he will remain until hi- sow, pigs all sizes eligible to regis.
tration, one work team and harness.
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call fur service in the army, which he Inquire
of H. M. Straw.
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To
OUT-OF-TOWN
CUSTOMERS
we
pay
postage
one
way
ann
return
shoes
expects in a few days, reaches him
by next mail.
The Farmers’ Exchange has a car-
from San Francisco. While here he
We positively have the most complete finishing and repairing machinery in
load of good dry land potatoes, Better
took the physical examination before stock up for the winter.
Eastern Oregon
83tc
the county draft board at Pend’eton.
Hermiston, 3
For Sale—Household goods and fur-
SAM ROGERS, PROP
Oregon
Householders now can secure a alture. Earl Carson.
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monthly allowance of sugar up to
For Sale—A wood saw in first class
three pounds per person instead of two shape, Economy 5 h. p. engine Cheap
pounds, as during the past three and on terms. Inquire or write W. T.
8-4tp
months. The full month’s allowance Knapp, Echo, Oregon.
may still be received at one time.
Announcement of this change in the
City Tax Estimates for 1919
regulations was received by the county
Following is the estimate of the amount of
administrator last week and local money proposed to be raised by taxation by the
City of Hermiston for the ensuing year beginn-
grocers were notified of the change.
ing March I. 1919, together with balances and
Let Us Hand You
This Bag of Money
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heating
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soft
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be
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PHELPS CASH GROCERY
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Hills Bros. Coffees, Teas
The LITCHFIELD
-LOCALS—
Jame* J Reed, son-in-law of Madam
Belscamper, returned yesterday to his
home in Tacoma after a ten day visit
here.
Theodore Parks proved up on his
homestead north of town Thursday be­
fore U. S. Land Commissioner War-
ner. E M Rowe, Frank Ranney, W.
H. Bensel and W. T. Roberts were his
witnesses.
Much interest is taken in the bulle­
tins on war condition* that are posted
each afternoon at P. B Siscel’s con­
fectionery store. They are furnished
free by the East Oregonian of Pen-
dleton, and contain very good advance
information. Mr. Siscel will continue
posting them in his place of business
the balance of this week, when they
will be transferred to Hitt’s confec­
tionery store for a couple of weeks,
and then back and forth for like per-
iods until discontinued.
NEXT WEEK’S SPECIALS
-AT-
Red cans, 1 lb............ .
Red cans, 2 1-2 lbs ........
Blue label cans, 1 lb cans
Blue cans, 3 lb. can.......
Large package of tea.....
Small package of tea .....
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OREGON
W. M. HAHN
OAK TAN SHOE SHOP
J. L. Stork returned from Pendle­
ton Wednesday morning, whither he
went the day before on receipt of a
telephone call that hi* son Walter,
who had contracted influenza, was
quite ill. The little fellow is attend-
ing the Sitters' school there, and was
taken down with the disease several
days ago. Shortly after the arrival of
hi* father the fever began to diminish
and the lad I* now out of danger.
Mrs. Anna Taylor and Miss Ina Gil
beri passed Wednesday visiting io
Umatilla.
Miss Gilbert it the prim­
ary teacher in the Umatilla schools
and went there on being informed by
the board that school was about to
re-open
However, there having ap
peared two more cases of the flu It
was decided that it would not be wise
to open school at this time, so the
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Laws of Oregon of t«l J.
GENERAL FUND
City Recorder.____
City attorney _.....
Police _________
City engineer ....
Health officer.
1 360.00
180.00
120.00
50.00
30.00
684.00
636.00
Total
540.00
$1520.00
Supt. salary
Distillate ...
$1080.00
1200.00
700.00
Mise!
$5240.00
2700.00