The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984, March 29, 1919, Image 6

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    THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON
I ! HERMISTON
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.7 Russell Chamberlain has returned
from army service, having received
his discharge.
—
Our Service
Brand
And What It Means to You
Miss Katherine Beebe, a high
"School student, has been very ill the
y .1,
49 > past week from a severe attack of
flu.
INVESTIGATE YOUR IMPLEMENT
s
Cow Feed
Ground Oats
Mill Feed
Chick Food
Seed Barley
Seed Oats
Oil Meal
I L. Hammer has moved from the Dr.
Wood place a couple of miles north of
town onto the F. H. Bone ranch sev­
eral miles east of this city.
41
D. W. Zeller, a former resident, is
here from Portland spending the
week transacting business and visit­
ing friends.
Vane Boynton, another of Uncle
Sam’s navy boys, has returned to the i
parental home in this city after be- ■
ing mustered out of service.
J. A. Reeves, rural route mall car­
rier, is laid up with an attack of
rheumatism. J. E. Watson is acting
as substitute carrier during his ill-
PHONE YOUR ORDER TO 171
ness.
Miss Graham, who recently resign­
ed her position as librarain, will
leave soon, accompanied by her |
‘ ’ home
— in In- |
mother, for their old
diana.
CITY MEAT MARKET
AND GROCERY
Ray C. Challis and P. B. Siscel
were business visitors to the county
seat town of Pendleton Tuesday,
making the trip overland in Mr.
Challis' auto.
Jack Gorham has entered the em-
ploy of the reclamation service, tak-
Ing the place in the east end of Dan
transferred to
Rancier. who was
Boardman.
SPECIALS FOR THE FOLLOWING WEEK
$ 1.00
... 1.00
... 1.00
... 1.00
... 1.00
... 1.00
Miss Marlon Leek, who is instruct­
or in the school at Riverside, near
Pendleton, visited here last Saturday
and Sunday with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John Leek, and her sister,
Miss Elizabeth.
Try a can of Light House Clenser, just the same size as Old Dutch
Clenser, 2 cans for
Otto G. Sapper and E. O. Comegys
left Tuesday to spend several days In
Portland, where a complete hardware
stock for the firm of Sappers’ Inc.
will be purchased. They will an­
nounce an opening date soon.
15c
Dried Apricots, 3 % lbs for......................... ;........................................
Dried Apples, 4 1 lbs for .
Dried Prunes, 6 lbs for....
Bulk Raisins, 7 lbs for .2.4..
Dried Peaches, 4 H lbs for.................................................
Bulk Peanut Butter, 2 lbs for.........................................
Oregon Walnuts, the best, 1 lb for 40c, 2 lbs for
TRY A LOAF OF BUTTERNUT BREAD, FRESH EVERY
$1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
...45c
...75c
DAY
H. H. Willard, rancher 5 miles east
near Cold Springs reservoir, has a
large apiary and is making money
in the bee culture. The pictures in
the story on bees elsewhere in this
issue were taken on his place.
The dance held Friday night of
last week In the Auditorium under
the auspices of the Hermiston Or­
chestra was a most enjoyable affair.
The floor was in fine condition and
i he music excellent.
TRY OUR
Home Cured Hams And Bacon
Mrs. M
Delivery Twice a Day
Morning and Evening
a short visit and look after property
Interests here. Mr. Callbeck is now
in the employ of the Southern Paci­
fic railroad in that city, and it is
their intention to sell their residence
property here and permanently re­
side in Portland .
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Effective Monday. March 31st. mo­
tor service, daily except Sunday, will
be re-established between Umatilla
and
Pendleton. Leave Umatilla
9:00 a. m.. Hermiston 9:15 a. m.. ar-
rive Pendleton 10:45 a m. Return-
ing. leave Pendleton 4:15 p. m.. Her­
miston 5:50 p m„ arrive Umatilla
6:05 p m.
Effective same date,
trains Nos. 17 and 19 will no longer
stop at Hermiston.
PHELPS CASH GROCERY
Phone 413
Royal Bakery Goods from Portland
? Cakes, Doughnuts, Rolls, etc., Wed's and Saturday’s
Afternoon Delivery to Any Part of City
Fresh Vegetables
Tuesdays and Fridays
NEXT WEEK’S SPECIALS
f
Hersey’s Cocoas, % lb can
Hereey’s Cocoas, 1 lb can
Crescent Coffee. per lb
Pears, Corn. Beans and Tomatoes, 3
% 3 Large Cans Hominy................ ........
1 lb Can Salmon
........ ...................
Red X Baking Powder, per lb ......
Larrowe’s Buckwheat, 8 lb sack
F. Callbeck arrived from
Portland Tuesday afternoon to make
MEATS RETAIL & WHOLESALE
,
23c
45c
30c
35e
50c
25c
15c
$1 00
18c
lie
50e
lie
Brand new four room house;
concrete cellar. big porches.
one lot; extra good location
Only $900
Three room cottage; big pan-
try. extra large porch, two lots;
berries and fruit trees bearing.
Price $500
20 acres
land.
good
unimproved
I
Notice of Final Hearing
I | In the County Court of the State of
I
Oregon for Umatilla County
[
In the Matter of the Estate of Wil­
lard A. McLailen, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that the ex-
| ecutor herein has filed with the clerk
| of the above entitled court his final
report and that the judge of said
court has designated Monday. April
28, 1911. at 10 o'clock in the fore-
■ noon as the time, and the rooms of
said court In the County Court House
in Pendleton. Umatilla County. Ore­
gon. as the place when and where
hearing shall be had thereon. All per-
sons interested are notified to then
and there appear and show cause. If
I any they have, why said report
j should not be approved the executor
discharged, an I his bondsmen exon.
Dated this 17th day of March. 1919
William G. Fritts, Executor.
You wouldn’t spend money to have
You can meet your repair needs to
an old pair of shoes half-soled and your full satisfaction through • our
reheeled, when the uppers are about repair service.
ready to break through, would you?
If repairing the implement doesn't
The same principle can be applied assure the best of service, it will pay
when you study whether you will re­ you to come to our store and select
pair an old implement or replace it a new implement.
with a new one.
Investigate your needs now. And
remember that we are ready to fur­
There Is only one question to con­
nish whatever you need to your sat.
sider:
isfaction.
Will the old implement, when re-
We have Just received a car load
paired, give you full service for at of McCormick Mowers and Rakes di­
least this year?
rect from the factory and our prices
on them are the same as last Season.
"Pretty good” service will not be
enough. It is never enough, and
especially not this year when good
prices for farm products will put a
premium on extra bushels and ex-
tra tons.
We carry a Complete Stock of Re­
pairs for the McCormick Mowers and
Rakes at all times and are therefore
in position to serve you promptly,
thus preventing loss of time on ac­
If you can repair any of your old count of broken Machinery during
implements for full service. that will the Haying Season.
be real economy, and we are anxious
We also have a complete stock of
to help you put that economy into other Farm Implements on which our
effect.
prices are right.
$20 Per Acre
10 acres with water right
nearly paid out; two miles of
town.
Price $400
160 acres timber; will trade.
OREGON HARDWARE &
Price $800
Best block of lots
leveled for alfalfa.
buy In Hermiston.
in town;
The best
IMPLEMENT CO
14 Lots for $500
3 acres in alfalfa; very
sirable, and right in town.
de­
LION TIRES AND TUBES
Price $800
A Shipment of Flesh Dried Fruit Just Received
t
Newport
Property
Ross Laudenslager resigned his
position at Lays’ Garage the first of
the week to take a place on the staff
of the engineering crew of the Col-
umbia highway.
We deliver Twice a day, 11 A. M.
and 3:30 P. M., and Three Times on
Saturday. 9:00 A. M. 11:00 A. M.
and 3:30 P. M.
DON’T FORGET THE PHONE -NO
Whatever You Need—Repairs or New
Implements—We Can Supply
to Your Satisfaction
Mrs. W. A. Leathers came yester­
day from Pendleton to spend the
week-end here with her husband and
friends.
Rolled Barley
Hog Feed
Cracked Corn
Scratch Food
Seed Wheat
Seed Rye
Calf Meal
Poultry Supplies
Elk Savon Soap, 25 bars for........................................................
Easy Day Soap, 22 bars for............................................................
White Wonder Soup. 22 bars for.................................................
Pearl White Soap. 18 bars for.............
White Borax Naptha. 18 bars for....
20-Mule Team Borax Soap, 18 bars
NEEDS CAREFULLY
3* acres with 21 in alfal­
fa. Sidewalk past property.
On highway and attractive.
Price $800
Brick building on Hermiston
avenue. Cost over $3500.
Price $2000
Block of 14 lots, part in
falfa.
Quality
• ‘g. -
Service
al­
Price $25 Each
9 acres in alfalfa
Fine condition.
in
town.
We maintain a high standard on heavy busses
carrying 16 to 22 passengers per trip running 20900
miles on a regular schedule. Guarantee 5000 miles.
Price $1500
Get Our
SOLD
Advertised Last Week And Sold
Prices. We
Make Our Adjustments
Hermiston Farmers’ Exchange
P. F. FALLEN, Umatilla Representative, Phone M4
(SOLD)
Good house and six acres.
Home cost $3100. Complete
plumbing. Land In
alfalfa.
Other buildings and
sheds.
Price $3200, One-Fourth Cash
(SOLD)
House, two story, six rooms,
on Main St., and two lots in al­
falfa; small barn.
Price $1000
(SOLD)
Cement business building on
Main St. Cost $3000.
Orchard Spray
All Kinds and Chemically
Pure - Portland Prices
Price $1800
(SOLD)
75 feet frontage on Main St.,
close in.
HERMISTON DRUG CO
Price $175
(SOLD)
3 close in residence
in alfalfa.
lots all
VULCANIZING—
$50 each if taken together
E P. Dodd
Hermiston
Oregon
I have opened a Vulcanizing Shop in the Turner
& Caldwell Garage and am prepared to do Half
Soleing, Casing and Tube Vulcanizing.
HOT WATER BOTTLES
Y ears of Experience -
G. F. Elliott
Bring me your work
Hermiston, Oregon