The Hermiston herald., December 20, 1919, Image 6

THE
PHELPS CASH GROCERY
The Monopole Store
Phone 413
“MONOPOLE” goods are
first-class in every respect
Our Guarantee back of Every
Purchase
HERMISTON HERALD,
HERMISTON,
Emily and Irwin Shotwell have
come from McMinnville College to
pass the holiday season at home.
Gordon Shotwell is also home from
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LOCALS
O. A. C.. and Ernest Waterman is
ûillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllltlllllr. home for Christmas from the same
B. W. Smith leaves today for Port- college. Miss Marion Briggs arrived
| land to pass the holidays with his Friday from the U. of O. to remain
family, who reside in that city.
until after the holidays.
HERMISTON
Afternoon Delivery to Any Part of City
Fresh Vegetables
Tuesdays and Fridays
SAVE FUEL
J. C. Ballenger, live-wire hard-
Jess and Glen Richards, well
ware and lumber merchant of Board- known Butter Creek ranchers, lost
man. was a business visitor in this 11 head of horses the other day, the
city Tuesda.y
animals having been poisoned by
eating of alfalfa after it had been
Thomas Phelps of Stanfield made mixed with strychnine and brought
| a short visit with his brother, F. A. by them to their ranch from Stan­
Phelps, while in Hermiston Monday field. On arriving home the boys
on business.
were cold and hustled to the house
to get warm. They left the sacks in
C. M. Voyen, business man of the vehicle, and on coming out later
Boardman, passed three days here to put them away found them torn
the first of the week in conference open and contents partaken of by
with the local dentist.
the horses that died.
Royal Bakery Good* from Portland
Cakes, Doughnuts, Rolls, etc., Wednesdays and Saturdays
OREGON.
The Manning
Gas Maker
THE CHEAPEST AND MOST EFFICIENT GAS
3.5 Kerosene Vapor
96.5 Oxygen
Geo. H. Myers, well known recla­
Bursted Pipes
mation employe, left yesterday for
Water pipes that bursted during
Portland, where he will visit over the recent severe cold weather has
Christmas with relatives.
caused lots of grief in homes and
business places in this city. The
Mrs. F. A. Phelps pleasantly pass­ worst part of the freeze, to the bach­
Supplied by air pressure from storage tank. Tank
ed Sunday and Monday of this week elors, at least, was the disabling of
as a guest at the home in Boardman the baths in both barber shops. I can
___ be fitted in any cook stove, range
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or heater or _
in fact
of her daughter, Mrs. C. M. Voyen. With the moderation of the cold
weather the first of the week con-
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Miss Eleanor Casserly and Miss ditiona are fast reaching normal of any of these appliances,
Dorothy Ross returned the first of again.
the week from O. A. C. to enjoy the
holidays here with their parents. Cutlery, Caseroles, etc., at Sappers'
Generates Gas from Kerosene Oil
place that a good heat is required, without alteration
Elliott's Vulcanizing Shop
I have changed my location from the Columbia Gar­
age on the West Side to the old Oregon Hardware
building on Main street on the East Side. Having
just received complete up-to-date vulcanizing machin­
ery I am now prepared to give first-class service in all
the various branches of tire vulcanizing.
For use in Homes, Hotels, Stores, or any
other place where fuel is used
Dr. Francis P. Adams had to take
Making Holiday Visits
On account of the enforced school
a little of his own medicine this
week, having been confined to his vacation due to the cold weather
NO MORE Kindling
home a few days on account of ill- period just passed many of the
ties«.
instructors have took occasion to
NO MORE Coal or Wood
visit home and friends during the
NO MORE Smoke or Soot
Mrs. N. Seaman and Mrs. H. T. holiday season. Among those who
Beu-
Walpole were Irrigon visitors in this left early this week were Miss
NO MORE Dirt or Ashes
city Monday, and while here took lah Scott to Salem, Miss Esther Sho-
occasion « to inspect and make lih­ lln to Portland and Tacoma, Miss
eral selections of holiday goods at Gardinier to Baker, Miss Hill I to
local stores.
Colton, Wash.
School will resume again on De­
See the Gas Maker on display and being demonstrated
Geo. L. Challis has been laid up cember 29th.
at our store.
the past week suffering from a bad
attack of tonsilitis. He is getting
Skates at Sappers’.
along nicely, and will soon assume
FORD OWNERS— We have a few
his clerical duties in the City Mar­
radiator covers just received. Come
ket and Grocery store.
and look them over. HERMISTON
Mrs. J. F. Bilderback entertain­ AUTO CO. (The new garage.)
ed 13 members of the Embroidery
Community Silverware at Sappers’
Club Tuesday evening at her home
on the West Side. Sewing, games
Notice for Publication
and music were indulged in. after Department
of the Interior, U. S. |
which was served a dainty lunch.
Land Office at La Grande. Ore- |
gon, December 15th. 1919.
Notice is hereby given that Lillian
Mrs. John W. McElroy returned
M. Kik Bell, of Umatilla, Oregon,
Wednesday from Fresno,
Calif., who, on November 23rd, 1904, made
where for the past four weeks she Desert Land Entry, No. 010088, for
To meet your demand for not merely style alone, but undoubted, endur­
has been visiting at the paternal N* SE
Section 23, Township 5,
ing style, the most dependable shoe store in the city has selected the very
home. Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Bena- North, Range 28 East, Willamette
best quality of guaranteed shoes which we are sure will meet your approval
dom, her parents, returned with her, Meridian, being part of D. L. E.
in every way, in price as well as quality.
02272, has filed notice of intention
to remain until after the holidays.
to make final proof, to establish
We also have a complete repairing outfit in connection.
claim to the land above 'described,
We wish to thank the people for their past patronage and hope to give
Harry Barmore of Keys, Calif., was before U. S. Commissioner, at Her­
you better service than ever.
a guest this week at the home of Mr. miston, Oregon, on the 12th day of
and Mrs. H. M. Straw, the gentle­ February, 1920.
Claimant names as witnesses:
man being Mts. Straw’s brother. William C. Kik, Smith S. Palmer,
Mr. Barmore was formerly a resident William J. Dobler, Wilber S. Egbers,
HAHN’S SHOES THAT SATISFY
of this city, at which time he was all of Hermiston. Oregon.
C.
S.
DUNN,
Register.
connected with the reclamation ser-
vice.
Noiseless—Smokeless—Odorless
CITY MEAT MARKET
AND GROCERY
OREGON HARDWARE &
IMPLEMENT CO
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For Those Who Value Style and
Fine Quality
WE WISH YOU ALL
A Merry Christmas
OUR CHRISTMAS STOCK OF
Candies and Nuts
IS COMPLETE
Dressed Turkey
Get one of these corn
fed birds for your
CHRISTMAS DINNER
Vegetables and Fresh Oysters
Un All Our Friruùs an
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A iMerry Christmas
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Hahn’s Shoe Store
Miss Margret Shotwell came Wed­
nesday from Monmouth college to
I pass the Yuletide holiday season
with her parents. The same day
George Prindle and H. E. Warriner
arrived from O. A. C. to spend the
holiday vacation at their homes near
this city.
do
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Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Pape and three
children of Daniel, Wyoming, were
guests this week at the home of their
old friends, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. A.
Scott, ranchers on South Hill who
had resided in Wyoming for 12
years before coming here. Mr. Pape
and family were on their way home
from a visit on the Pacific coast.
Bert Garofalo, head mechanic at
Lays’ garage, returned Tuesday from
Portland, where he attended a con­
vention of the Union Traveling
Men’s Association, of which he is a
member. Accompanying him was
his wife and two children, who had
come from California to join him on
his visit to the Rose City.
Heat Your Entire House
From One Register
cirdesanaisnneJazFarpegistezz The hot air comes up through the center
usetopes
SIMPLE — WARM — COMFORTABLE
C. B. Williams, contractor and
builder of Portland, left Tuesday for |
his home after passing a pleasant '
week here as a guest at the home of
his neice, Mrs. T. H. Haddox, out in |
Columbia District. The gentleman
is tiring of city life, and his inclt- |
nation is strong to join the ranks of |
the ruralites. The result may be
that he will harken to the call of i
“back to the soil," and return and I
permanently locate here.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Coy and two '
sons of Oshkosh, Wia,. are guests at |
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. A. |
Cressy. the gentlemen being first
cousins. They are making a tour of
the west, and go from here to the
Willamette valley and from there on '
to California. Mr. Coy thinks he
might settle in Oregon or California
if he finds anything that is more
attractive, from.a business stand-
point, than that which he has in his |
warin Iha cold room,
ready.
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hoi EP„PNpC“nOCelar‘ robd.aiz.returns. Your walls are
specal‘lRunRTRaRZ,‘weep-Fezevculasiz.adaptedto sof
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bouler elate steel, no
with high lest fire brick capaber spot Fire pot lined
degrees of heat. An abundance "I ofwithstanding 3400
sent to every room. Simpler than , anavure.' warm air
cleaner more.saving ol fuel, and much RorEnearTAEs:
wen ansearso" CRangez apain the house. , Ventilates as
Keeps the cellar coo for trun aha vekea äste srSrzgeoom.
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