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About The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984 | View Entire Issue (June 7, 1919)
THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, HERMISTONÍ ------------ -LOCALS- FISK NON-SKID TIRES Reduced in Price = ) Mrs. J. W. McDermed is about re- 1 covered from a very severe week's | illness. More Mts. Schimke and little daughter have been passing the week visit ing with relatives in Milton, Ore. John B Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pierson ar- | rived this week from Madras, where they have been located the past two months. There have been several cases of measles in a light form reported to the health authorities in this city this week. Stetsons Mrs. J. II. Young leaves Saturday night for Portland, where she will represent Queen Esther Chapter, O. E. S., at Grand Lodge. The When Time to Re-tire get our New Price on Fisk Non-Skid. They will surely interest you as our guaran tee with every tire is “satisfaction,” and if an adjust ment becomes necessary, we make the adjustment ourselves, E. T. Russell and Lawrence Bry- ant returned Saturday last from Se- attle and Portland, where they had teen visiting last week. Season’s Hat OREGON: Oregon Hardware & Implement Co Miss Pearl Sullivan is enjoying a visit at the paternal home in the eastern outskirts of this city after Dr. Freeze makes a lengthy attendance at a Portland regular visits to Her business college miston. Consult him Rev. G. Leroy Hall will speak at free and be assured of 36 the Baptist church Sunday morning good eye service. and evening. A short Children's Day program will be given during the Sunday school hour. $6.50 $7.00, $8.00 Now is Logical Time to Build WANT ADS. I PHONE YOUR ORDER TO 171 Attorney Joseph T. Hinkle was In Prosser, Wash., a few days this week looking after matters having For your horses, rolled oats to do with the formation of the rolled barley by the sack or ton. Horse Heaven Irrigation District. Leathers. or acclimated For Sale—Tested, P. P. Sul- "White Dent ” seed corn, the latter part of last week from an 32-tfc. extended visit with relatives in livan. Portland. The young lady has re For Sale Cheap—Team and har- sumed her duties as bookkeeper in ness. Inquire or phone F. . L. Kelly Lays' Garage. 33-tfc or this office. Miss Yudith Kelly arrived home city meat market AND GROCERY W. A. Shawver and family are now occupying their new home ir the east end of town on Fourth street that they recently secured In trade for their ranch in Hermiston to F. G. McKenzie a short time ago. Headcheese, Liverwurst, Weiners, Bologna and Special Pure Pork Sausage Irvin D. Latham, employed by the Willy-Overland Co. of Toledo. Ohio, will feature their line of cars ex clusively for Sappers’ Inc. His ter- rltory will include Boardman tc Echo Mr. Latham is late of Port land, but comes from the Toledo factory. GROCERIES CANNED GOODS We are now in a position to buy all your Beef, Pork, Mutton, Poultry, Veal and Eggs Morning and E vening DON'T FORGET THE PHONE—NO 131 MEATS RETAIL & WHOLESALE Our Stock iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiniiiH IS NEW and up-to-date. No old shop worn hardware can be had from a new stock, so it will pay you to Look Over Our Hardware Line SAPPERS’ INC. HARDWARE Phone 192 IMPLEMENTS Begin Now on that Chicken House Machinery Shed Milk House Hog House Barn Or Silo Wanted—To trade 20 acres un improved, with water on it, for good automobile. Hammer. 34tc Ground barley, rolled barley, corn, cracked wheat and middlings for your hogs. Leathers. Buick 5 passenger touring car in first class condition cheap for cash A son was born Tuesday of this for a quick sale, Inquire at this of- week to Mr. and Mrs. E. Russell flee. 34-tfc The mother of the new arrival is For Sale—Baled hay by the bale the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. M or car load. Leathers. Bryant, and the grandparents are as happy as the parents over its ar Late model 1918 Maxwell for sale. rival. Phone 72. Stanfield, Ore. 35tfc A Full Supply of last Beisse week at the home of Mrs. A. in honor of Miss Gould A good attendance was present and much work was accomplished. Miss Gould’s name was added to the membership roll Mm Hood of the Neighborhood club was an all day visitor. A delicious picnic lunch was served at 1:30. The next meet- ine will be held at the home of Mm Rowe on June 13. CEDAR FLUME STOCK Good Assortment Inland Empire Lumber Company G. F. Elliott will do your vul canizing on tires, tubes, rubber boots—anything, Gates’ half sole, tires and tubes. 36-tfc. Phone Main 33 “ The Yard of Best Quality ” H. M. STRAW. MGR. Cracked wheat, scratch food, corn or wheat for little chicks or old hens. Leathers. Will trade a five room bungalow in Cottage Grove, Oregon, for proper George Corse is enjoying the p'ea- ty here. Inquire at this office. 37-2c sure of a new Dort auto that he Only $600 for 10 acres just out- purchased this week from the Her- -ide city limits of Hermiston, Is miston Auto Co. C. R. Turner also 's the owner of an Oakland that he fenced, has a building: no rock or purchased from the same concern gravel. Can all be farmed and wa- t his week and took to his home in tered. One crop of alfalfa will pay for land and expense putting in al- Umatilla. 'alfa. Adjoining land is cutting 5 to 8 tons alfalfa per acre. Address A grass fire which might have 37-3tc been serious occurred In the rear of Box 636. Tenino. Wash. the Tum-a-Lum Lumber Co.'s yard Cocseberries for sate, Either Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock nicked or in the patch. H. E. Han- Beth departments of the fire com by. 37-2tc pany were called out and the blaze For Sale—Hay Stacker. suitable was subdued without damage A for small farm. C. W. Tilden. 37-2p high wind was blowing at the time For Sale—One wardrobe, walnut finish. with one large" linen drawer. Mr. and Mrs. N. Seaman were Ir Phone 288, Mrs. Haneline. rigon visitors to this city Wednes For Sale — Dining room table, day. having made the trip overland range. dresser, fruit jars, washtubs. In their new auto. They were ac lamps and other articles. L. B. Cor companied by Dr. D. J. Powell, a relie, lower end Leathers' ranch. 38 lady dentist resident at Grangeville. » New shipment O. K. Scratch Food Idaho, who is visiting her relative. Byron Powell, an extensive farmer just received. Phone 581. W. A of Irrigon, and Mrs. Chas Bracken- Leathers. 38tfc burg of Irrigon. . Just received. one car of Mill Feed and one car of Rolled Barley. Can you smell the sweet scent of Phone 581. Daily delivery service. new mown hay these days? You W. A. Leathers. Open daily regu ought to. for from all parts of the lar business hours, including Satur project tons of the fimt cutting of day evening. alfalfa has begun to roll In. and al- Lost A watch on road to exper ready hay merchants of this city iment station. Finder leave at Her- have rolled out several carloads and aid office. 38-ltç started them on their way to the Portland and other markets. Furnished house for rent during the summer. Inquire at Herald of- 38-ltc The H. O A club met Thursday fice. of Authorities Agree it is Folly to Hold Off for Lower Prices F. A. Chezik will have a car of I mixed feed on track some day the coming week 38-ltc | Presto light tank. 1 set 1 Reo transmission. 1 Mysterious the Guaranteed Jewelry Ivory Toilet Articles Wrist Watches Waterman Fountain Pen* Ever-Sharp Pencils (Nice for graduating presents) And Week-end Packages for the Young People CALL AND EXAMINE THEM I PHELPS CASH GROCERY The Monopole Store” Phone Phone 413 413 7 “MONOPOLE” goods are first-class in every respect Our Guarantee back of Every Purchase Royal Bakery Good* from Portland Afternoon Delivery to Any Part of City wind shield for Reo car. 1 truck body suitable for school bus, 1 mow ing machine, overhauled and in good running order R D Miller. 38 Did you read Wildfire?" "The Strayed from Rogers' corral Sun Rider" by Zane Gray In day night, one brown yearling hei- Country Gentleman. 81.00 for fer Telephone this office or ad 53 issues Phone 581. or see E. H. dress N. B Whitford, owner. Jie Graham. Has a Complete Line of Cakes, Doughnuts, Rolls, etc., Wed’s and Saturday's For Sale—Ames 1 ton truck tachment. 1 auto lights. Hermiston Drug Company Fresh Vegetables | Tuesdays and Fridays You You can can buy buy a a homepower Sand- | Wanted—Your subscription fo wich Hay Baler eheap It will do The Saturday Evening Post, $200 your work for half the money. Will The Ladies Home Journal. $1.7 ' take 175 In hay or money either. The Country Gentleman, $1.00. E Newport Construction Co. 38tfc H. Graham, Hermiston, Ore 35te
