Oregon Hardware &
Implement Co.
Attention Eastern Stars
MACKINAWS
Flannel Shirts
HERMISTON:
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Card of Thanks.
S. D. L. Ross has the power house
We wish to express our most sin­
he recently constructed on his ranch cere appreciation of the many kind­
northwest of town all enclosed.
nesses and generous sympathy ex­
tended to us by our many friends in
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Canserly
and
our recent sorrow over the death of
Miss Mary O'Rourke were evening
beloved son.
our
visitors Sunday at the home of Mr.
MR. AND MRS. HAYDEN AND
and Mrs. P. E. Hayden.
FAMILY.
Word comes from Earl Carson and
family, who recently moved from
Notice
here to Colfax, to the effect that
Those having hogs to kill and de-
they are all just recovering from a siring a butcher, can secure our ser-
severe attack of the Flu.
vices at a nominal cost. We will trim
Ross Newport has been in St. An- up the meat, render the lard and
make sausage for you. Those desiring
thony’s hospital in Pendleton all
to have sausage ground from their
week wrestling with the Flu. which
own
meats can have It done here at
from last accounts he has got the
best of and is on the road to recov- 1 cent per pound.
City Meat Market and Grocery.
ery.
Logger Shirts
Underwear
Socks
Caps
Gloves
Mittens
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Schilling, who
are now residing in Pendleton, re-
turned to their home Sunday after
passing Thanksgiving and the fol­
lowing days here at the home of
their son, H. M. Schilling.
All kinds to suit all
pocketbooks
J. J. Casserly is going to ship all
his stock to Portland soon unless
sold locally. Among them are four
nice calves, two heifers coming two
years old and a good cow soon to
come fresh.
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B. S. KINGSLEY’S
Hermiston, Oregon
CITY MEAT MARKET
AND GROCERY
R. C. CHALLIS, Prop.
WE HAVE A FULL LINE OF
Fresh and Cured Meats
and our prices are right
$3.00
Home made lard, 10 lb. pails
1.60
Home made lard, 5 lb. pails
.95
Home made lard, 3 lb. pails
Lard in bulk, 1 lb. 35c, 2 lbs. for ........... ...........65
.70
Swift’s Premium Bacon, sliced, pound
.65
Whole side, per pound
.60
Other grades of bacon, per pound, 45c and
WE HAVE A LINE OF
Otter Brand Dried Fruits
the best on the market
Dried peaches, per lb
Dried pears, per lb . ............................
Dried prunes, per lb
Large raisins, per lb.............................
Seedless raisins, per lb
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Canned milk, per can
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Creamery butter, the best, per lb
Stated communication of Queen
Esther Chapter next Tuesday even­
ing at 8 o’clock In Lodge Hall. Her-
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miston. Election of officers and de­
grees.
Attendance of all members
W. J. Roberts is recovering from a
desired
By Order of W. M.
•usale with the Flu at his farm home
north of town.
18c
18c
15c
15c
15c
68c
We will give a 5 per cent discount on all cash orders amounting to $5.00
or over and will deliver it to any part of the city, but will not
deliver unless the order amounts to $5 or over
MEATS RETAIL & WHOLESALE
Litchfield Manure Spreader
NOW,
right this fall and early winter, is the right
‘ time to spread manure. A Litchfield does it
better, is easier draft and carries a better guarantee than
any spreader built. A five year WRITTEN GUARAN­
TEE BOND goes with each sale. Of the four to arrive
this week in carload two are already sold. Better see
us about yours.
SAPPERS’ INC.
President Swayze of the First
National bank of this city has been
suffering this week from a couple of
defective molars, but Is gradually
regaining normal condition since he
paid a visit to Dr. Prime, the local
dentist.
Mrs. D. H. Prindle has been quite
ill the past ten days from bronchial
trouble and asthma. Her condition
calls for a change of climate, and
Mr. Prindle Is now making prepara­
tions to move with her to a higher
altitude.
Announcement
Having resumed my practice here
at Hermiston, I desire to announce
for the benefit of those who may de­
sire my services that in the future
my regular office hours will be from
2 to 4 and 7:30 to 9 p.m.
I also
want to state that I shall make an
effort to keep these hours at my of­
fice as regularly as possible.
I will answer all calls as promptly
as I can.
adv
Dr. R. G. Gale.
Notice of Annual Meeting
The annual meeting of the Farmers’
Exchange will be held Saturday,
D cember 14, at 1:30 p. m. Very im-
portant business. All members are
urged to be present.
H. J. Stillings, President
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Wednesday, December
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11, Dr. Freeze, the eyestin
specialist, will beat the
Oregon Hotel, Hermis- Meen
ton, to practice his pro­
fession. If you are a sufferer from
headaches, eyeaches, blurring vision
or other eye troubles your ease will
receive careful attention. Students
Geo. H. Root, Duuroc-Jersey hog eyes
examined for eyestrain and glasses
raiser, leaves Sunday for Portland, fitted when needed. At Echo 9th,
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where he will spend next week at­ Stanfield 10th.
tending the Pacific International
Live Stock Exposition to be held at
North Portland, from December 9
to 14, inclusive.
Mrs. W. A. Leathers has been
quite dangerously 111 since herself
and husband returned early in the
week from Chelan and Spokane.
Wash. While away the lady con-
trac ted the Flu. being quite ill from
It on her arrival home.
Miss Virginia Todd, who with
Mrs. J. H. Strohm had been in Seat­
tle for some time awaiting passports
for overseas duty in the Red Cross.
returned home last week. At the
eleventh hour all commissions for
work in this noble order had been
cancelled, due to the close of the
war.
Col. H. G. Newport returned Thurs­
day morning from a ten days busi­
ness trip to Portland. Mrs. Newport
joined him there a few days ago, and
is now convalescing in the Good
Samaritan hospital in that city after
undergoing a siege of the Flu, which
she contracted shortly after arriving
In Portland.
WANT AOS
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
Wanted— Your subsciption for The
Saturday
Evening
Post,
Does This Saving
Look Good to You?
big fuel
Fuel is high — here is a way to gain
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economy and a perfectly heated home. Why not
save the gas half of the coal wasted by all other
stoves, with the fuel saving
Cole's Original Hot Blast
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NEXT WEEK’S SPECIALS
10c
7c
7c
7c
7c
30c
40c
40c
40c
40c
25c
Rice Flour, in bulk, per lb--------------
Barley Flour, in bulk, ber lb----------
Oat Flour, in bulk, per lb--------------
Corn Flour, in bulk, per lb-------------
Corn Meal, in bulk, per lb-------------
Self Rising Pastry Flour, 4 1-2 lbs ...
3 pkgs. Corn Flakes---------------------
3 pkgs. Post Toasties-------------------
3 pkgs. Puffed Wheat, Corn or Rice _
3 pkgs. Grape Nuts-----------------------
Armour’s Corn Flakes, 2 pkgs---------
FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS
Royal Bakery Goods from Portland
PHELPS CASH GROCERY
Phone 413
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Ladies Home Journal, $1.75; The
Country Gentleman, $1.00. Ed. H.
Graham, Hermiston, Ore.
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Bring me your Shoes and Harness for Repair and let me
Duroc-Jerseys for Sale—Two choice
spring boars, one choice spring gilt,
also fall pigs. C. C. Mason.
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to you that I will save you money on their repair. My machine
is in the best of orderand I am sure I can do the work which
will please you.
Wanted—Straw. Mrs. Bess Spencer.
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Morning Oregonian agent, Herbert
Haneline, Phone 288. Extras, Hermis-
ton Drug Store.
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If you want Quality Goods buy our Monopole Line
$2 00; The
Sewing machine repairing and sup-
plies, all makes. Phone 281. C. E.
Henslev.
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I WILL PAY POSTAGE ONE WAY
To customers out of town. The shelves in our shoe store are
filled with new shoes, with latest styles for ladies, gents and
children. Call and look them over when in need of good qual­
ity shoes. If you will buy off our bargain counter you will
save money.
HAHN'S GENERAL SHOE STORE
Where “Star Brand Shoes are Better”
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terms. Come and see. C. W. LaBar
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Col J. F. McNaught, who has the
largest acreage of land in alfalfa on
this project, has begun operations on
another 20 acres that he owns one
half mile north of town. When the
work of clearing, leveling and ditch­
ing has been completed it is his in­
tention to seed the twenty to alfalfa
early enough to secure crops from it
during next summer.
For Sale—Team of young mares, 4
and 5 years old; 2 weanling colts; 1 I
single buggy, nearly new; some loose
hay B. W. Smith.
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Clarence Parrish, sen of Mr. and
Mrs. E. D Parrish of this city, left
Sunday for Kansas City. Mo., to en­
ter Rahe’s Auto and Transfer school
and receive instructions in gas eng-
ineering. He will take a complete
three months' course, after which he
will graduate and return here and
work at the trade.
For Sale or Exchange—7 passenger
Studebaker car in good condition. See
Rev. M. R Gallaher.
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OAK TAN SHOE SHOP
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REGULATES THE PRICE AND MAKES ECONOMICAL ANY WORK DONE
Dr. Freeze at Oregon Hotel Decem­
ber 11.
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HERE.
WHERE SHOES CAN BE MADE TO YOUR ORDER BY SKILLED
WORKMEN
For Sale—Five months old Holstein
bull calf. Registered stock. D H
Prindle.
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Hogs for sale. H. J. Stillings
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For Sale—Duroc pigs, milk cow.
Phone 4081.
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We cary one of the
BEST LINES OF MENS’ AND BOYS’ SHOES ON THE MARKET
A Large stock on the road.
$1.00 to $3 00 saved as we are not asking war time
profits ............
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To OUT-OF-TOWN CUSTOMERS we pay postage one way ann return shoes -
by next mail.
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We positively have the most complete finishing and repairing machinery in
Eastern Oregon.
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SAM ROGERS; PROP
Hermiston, S
Oregon
For Sale—Ford touring car in good
condition. Easy payments. Sappers’
Inc.
12 4 c
For Sale—Horse, harness and buggy;
borse gentle, a good worker; 855 for
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Miss Marie Pierson, daughter of quick sale. F. M. Gulwits.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Pierson east of
Sappers have for sale cheap a nice
town, left Sunday to spend the week 2-horse engine.
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with her brother Emile in Madras.
Stock For Sale—EarlV Maturing.
The young man recently received se- Easily Fed type Duroc Jersey hogs.
vere injuries from having a horse he Geo H. Root, Hermiston, Ore.
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was riding fall on him. and possibly
For Sale—I Poland China. 2 O. I. C
he will return home with his sister brood sows, 1 registered O I C. boar
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Hammer, two miles north cl town
for a recuperative visit.
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Stephen A. Lowell of Pendleton,
Good Ford touring car, 1916 17 model,
county chairman of the forthcoming cheap Enquire at this office.
Christmas Roll Call campaign of the
Loot—One four year old bay mare
Red Croaa. has advised H. J. Strohm
with bay home colt, branded Th
of this city that he has been selected
connected, on left stifle, about 1100; |
as manager of the campaign in this
I gray mare, brand J W on left sho- I
district. C. s. McNaught and Thom-
ulder. blind In right eye. 1000 lbs
as Campbell have also rectived notif-
Pay reasonable reward to Ander. S
cation from Mr. Lowell of their ap- C. Cummins, Echo.
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pointment as vice managers, and
Miss Hattie Graham is appointed
I wil have a fine lot of Xmas
chairman of the Hermiston district, Trees on display at the City meat
with authority to select two active market this week. Leave your order
woman of the organization as asso- early and we will keep It for you.
ciates.
Frank Nudo.
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ANNOUNCEMENT
We have opened a meat market
and are able to give the public the
best of service.
Give us a trial and you will be
pleased. Located on Main street-one
door east of hardware store.
SOREN JENSEN
Hermiston, Oregon
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