HERMISTON
THE
HERALD,
Dr. Freeze makes
regular visits to Her­
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free and be assured of
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HERMISTON
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Walter Rees came home Friday
morning from a few days business
visit in Portland.
C. W. Grim, well known Irrigon
rancher, spent Friday in this city
attending to personal business.
In it you will find the
Newest
Improvements
and Styles
designed for the
new clothes
Prices range from
$1.50 to $4.00
Phone your orders for Groceries and Vegetables
to 171
When You Think of Meat
Think of Groceries
And Order from the City Meat Market and Grocery
P hone 131
Don’t forget that you can always get Maid 0’
Clover butter at the City Meat Market. It is the
best.
Try a lof of Butternut Bread, fresh every day.
We carry a full line of
Home Made Sausages, Hams, Bacon
Lard and Compound
and the price is right
Bring in your butter, eggs and poultry. We
will pay you the highest market price, cash or trade,
You Save 50c by Buying a Coupon
Book
It is good for anything in the house. Both
sizes, $5 and $10 books. Get one and try it and see
how handy it is for you as you can keep exact tab
on your grocery bill and you know just how much
you spend each month for you have the books to
show for it. Get one the first of the month and try it.
CITY MEAT MARKET
AND GROCERY
Challis & Challis, Props.
GROCERY
JOhNTPENP
WANT
On September 10 we received
a new assortment of
HERMISTON, OREGON
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Parties having goods they wish |
stored can store them in Leathers
Otto Sapper, head of the hardware
warehouse. Phone 581.
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firm of Sappers’ Inc., was a busi­
G. F. Elliott will do your vul- |
ness visitor to Fendeton last Wed­
canizing on tires, tubes, rubber I
nesday.
boots—anything. Gates’ half sole,
36-tfc.
Dr. J. A. Campbell, a former den­ tires and tubes.
tist of this city, is here on a visit to
For Sale—Big type Duroc-Jersey
friends after having received his hogs. Geo. H. Root.
49tfc
discharge from army service.
David B. Hill, a well known den-
tist of Pendleton, and cousin of At­
For Sale—Ten acres adjoining
torney J. T. Hinkle, was a visitor in P. P. Sullivan’s. Address W. M.
Hubbs, Silverton, Ore. No agents.
this city Monday and Tuesday.
51-6tp
For Sale—Ten head of good milch
Mrs. E. E. Shaw of Cold Springs
cows; some fresh, rest will be in
left Sunday for Spokane on a three September. James Ware, Westland,
weeks visit to her uncle and aunt, Oregon. Phone Eugene Ranch. 52-4p
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Steadman.
Ladies—Switches made from comb­
ings. Work guaranteed. Mrs. Lon
Miss Emma Lundahl arrived Tues­ Jeffries, Stanfield, Oregon.
52tfc
day from Crookston, Minn., to take
Everything in the feed line at
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the position of stenographer in the Leathers’ Warehouse.
offices of the reclamation service.
Wanted—Your subscription for
The American Boy, $2 per year. Ed.
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Martin Matson of Vancouver, H. Graham.
and
Wash., is here for a couple of weeks
team
For Sale-—Heavy work
2-2tp
visit at the home of his daughter, harness. F. W. Stevens.
Mrs. Merrill Potter, one mile north
Registered Jersey cow, just fresh,
and calf, for sale. J. S. Dyer, Her­
of Hermiston.
miston.
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H. K. Dean, superintendent of the
Two cars of feed received. Lea­
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experimental farm, spent several thers.
days this week at Enterprise, Ore., I----------- ---------------------------
where he acted as judge of farm
products i at the Wallowa county
fair .
J. H. Williams arrived Wednesday
from Roseburg, Ore., to relieve Post­
master J. H. Young, who has secur-
ed leave of absence, and leaves this
week tor a three weeks vacational
visit to the parental home in Bowie,
Texas.
H. C. Richmond and family came
last Saturday from Zillah, Wash., to
take up their permanent residence
on the Dan Lee farm of forty acres
north of Hermiston, which place Mr.
Richmond has leased from the own­
er for a term of years.
L. M. Williams of Corvallis, who
visited here several days last week
with his old college chum, Earl
Kingsley, left Monday for La Grande
on his way to New York to take
a répertoriai position on a daily
newspaper in that city.
Butter Wrappers TKisSofiet
AFYRPFI
Own your own lot and build when-
you can. We have two down town
residence lots at $50 each for sale
at $10 down and »5 per month.
Sappers’ Inc.
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I am agent ; for the Fluff Rugs,
made from old
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carpets—Brussels,
Ingrain or Burlap—any size from
27x36 inches to 10x12 feet. Place
your orders now. Mrs. R. G. Banks,
Hermiston, Oregon.
52-4tp
For Sale—New hand power corn
heller, $12. Can be changed to
power by buying pulley. Present
catalog price Is $19.
American varieties of grapes at
1 12 to 3 cents.
A. D. Smith, 1 12 miles south of
West land.
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Fire Insurance, Notary Public and
typewriting and stenographic work.
See Edlie M. Johnson at Dodd’s
office.
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For Sale-—Holstein heifers from
heavy milking cows. W. J. Warner.
grp 4 Bann Place your order with The Herald for
I O I I 1. $ 19 IA la 1
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anything
in the line of Rubber Stamps or Stencils for
marking Fruit Boxes and Crates, Butter Wrapp­
ers. etc., etc.
THE GREAT MAJESTIC
THE RANGE WITH A REPUTATION
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MAJESTIC i
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E. I. Davis was a business visitor
Nice four year old saddle mare,
to Portland several days this week. bridle, spurs and chaps; whole out­
Mr. Davis has decided to again lo­ fit for sale cheap. J. McCoy. 3-ltc
Nearly new Underwood typewriter
cate in Hermiston permanently and
follow his profession of general en- for sale. R. O. Horning, Hermiston.
gineer. He will also make a speci-
For Sale—One pure bred Poland-
China gilt and one grade cow, ex-
I nlty of irrigation engineering.
ceptional milker fresh Nov. 4 next.
Walter Rees.
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F. M Bryant and family have
For Sale—Jersey cow, first calf.
| moved to Rleth, where Mr. Bryant
and five months old heifer
| has taken charge of the railway $80,
calf, $20; one light farm
| section at that place. A. M. Stewart $35; one work horse cheap. wagon.
of Lone Tree, near La Grande, takes Embry.
3-2tp
the position of section foreman here
One hundred colonies of bees for
I made vacant by Mr. Bryant’s trans­ ale. Inquire of Wm. Brown, West
Side.
fer.
3-ltp
Horse, buggy and harness for
A. L. Larson, cashier of the First ale. $50: also April and May hatch­
National Bank, and O. Ulshagen, as­ 'd pullets. White Leghorns, $1.25
each.
Mrs. M. F. Miller.
3-ltp
sistant cashier, and W. T. Roberts
Wanted
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A
woman
to
help
with
and W. J. Dobler, well known north
of town farmers, were in Pendleton i mending and sewing one day each
week
Mrs. L. D. Lay.
3-ltp
a couple of days the first of the |
being
witnesses in the De - October peaches for sale; fine fla-
IVOT. me. lb. John T. Burk. Hermis-
I ton.
R. Sanford was in town on busi-
ness Wednesday
from
Ardmore
Ranch, which he owns and operates
and which Is situated on the Fur-
| nlsh project near Cold Springs reser-
I voir. Mr. Sanford has Just recently
purchased a 24 acre all In alfalfa
tract adjoining hts home place from
J. Bawerman of Portland, which
now gives him 74 acres In all.
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For Sal
month.
place.
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Jersey Cow, fresh next
B. Wilson. on
Nelson
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Wanted—Your subscription for
The Saturday Evening Post. $2.00;
The Ladies Home Journal. $1.75;
The Country Gentieman, $1.00. Ed
H. Graham. Hermiston, Ore. 35tfc.
Wanted—Woman or girl for gen-
tai housework. No washing; good
wages. Mrs. T. H. Haddox.
2-2tc
Dr. C. G. Sabin, one of the leading
and
To take off the Straw
Spreading Attachment for
manure spreading is only
a 30-minute job for one
man. The change is quickly
and easily made.
Don’t attempt to get along
another year without this
profitable equipment.
Oregon Hardware & Implement
Company
2.
E. T. Russell, who acted as clerk
at the depot here during the recent
illness of A. S. Johnson, left the
first of the week with his family
for Wallowa, Ore., where he has
taken a position as clerk in the rail­
way station there.
manure—does a fine, even
job in either case.
One man operates the
John Deere either when
spreading straw or manure.
After the machine is loaded,
get on the seat, put the ma­
chine in gear, start the team
or tractor, set the machine
for heavy or light spread­
ing as conditions require—
that’s all.
Come in and let us show you an outfit
that will pay for itself in a short time.
Joseph Fondhan arrived from
Prescott, Wash., Sunday evening
and Monday morning took a position
in the mechanical department of
the Hermiston Auto Co. The young |
man is a brother of Mis. J. Schimke.
Vleming arson case.
are
The straw that you burn
or use wastefully can be
put back on your land with
big profit. Properly spread,
straw acts as a mulch on
fall seeded crops. It pre­
vents soil blowing, prevents
winter killing, prevents
winter sleet from smoth­
ering plants — and when
turned under it has almost
as much fertilizing value as
manure.
Spread your straw —
come in and get a John
Deere Spreader with Straw
Spreading attachment. Get
double use and double prof­
it from it. The John Deere
Spreader with a Straw
Spreading Attachment
spreads straw and spreads
Fat Stock bought. D. R. Brownell,
Umatilla, Oregon.
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week,
MONOPOI
rst-class in
Put Your Surplus Straw
Back On Your Land
surgeons of Portland, was a guest at
the J T. Hinkle home tn Hermiston
Tuesday last. While here an auto
trip was taken over the Teel pro­
ject by himself and Attorney Hin
kle. and so much taken up was he
with the bright future outlook for
that project that ere his return to
Portland be became owner of 160
acres of choice Teel land
A fine piano In excellent condi­
Call on Mrs. Sommerer or
Mrs. A. M. Mathews.
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tion.
Fire Insurance in three strong
companies. See Edile M. Johnson at
Dodd’s office?
Ste
. .Lost—Young coolie dog;
light
brown, white face, dark tail, while
tip. Rex Sanford, Stanfield, Ore" 1c
I ou are requested to visit our store during cur
MAJESTIC BARGAIN WEEK
and see the many superior features of this wonderful
range; its supremacy in baking, water heating, fuel
saving and lasting qualities.
You must see the new smooth finish models, the
last word in beauty and labor saving.
THE BARGAIN
During this week, Oct. 13th to 18th only, we will
give free with each Majestic Range sold, a handsome
set of cooking ware.-ONE WEEK ONLY
SAPPERS’ INC