Hermiston Locals
A lbert H edw all to on the sick list.
Mre. Jacobson of P en dleton r to il
ed at th e hom e o f her parents Mr.
end Mr*. John Leek last w eek-end.
Cash Discount
Get the book full and we redeem
it for cash
K I N G S L E Y ’S
H O U S E
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P H O N E
Q U A L IT Y
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“M-m-m
S m e ll t h a t R o a s t ”
Meats that Make the Meal—
a re th e s o r t in w h ich w e specialize. C h o icest
c u t sold a t h o n e st prices, a r e th e g o o d s upon
w hich o u r tr a d e is b u ilt.
M ARKET
SIKEY A HENDERSON, Props.
Why Go Home for Lunch
W e se rv e th e b e s t to be h a d . A ll k in d s o f
san d w ich es a n d a n y th in g e lse you w a n t a t m o d e r
a te prices. E a t a s m uch o r a s little a s you w a n t
T h e O regon H o te l
M IL L IE
D E C K , P ro p .
Am Overstocked on Tube Patch-
ing O utfits
30 PER CENT OFF W H IL E TH EY LA S T
See o u r W indow f o r A d d itio n a l A rtic le s a t a S pecial
D isc o u n t
Ore. lid we C o.
FLOYD KNERR
Tw odoora east
O re. H dw e. Ce.
Irrigon
Echo, O reg o n
M ANUFACTURERS OF
High Grade Patent
Blue S te m F lou r
T he S u p r r k r P ro d u c t o f S cientific M illing
M akes B e tte r B re a d
T ry a S ack
DEALERS IN GRAIN AND FEED
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T h is m eans We are
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to all who pay their h ills In fu ll before the 10th of th e follow in g
The rash discoun t of 5 per cent w ill s till
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but don't forget th at we w ill at all tim es g iv e double stam p s for
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Another b eau tifu l lln « o f "Beads
In all c o lo n . For your aprlng ou t-
fit. and your Corsets m ade to your
Individual m easurem ent» See M n.
Em m a Job noon, second door east of
C atholic church.
2 7 -itp .
When books nr« fu ll bring thcm ln and receive *1.00 In
cash from us.
S A P P E R S ’ IN C .
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FURNITURE
Aluminum Sale W ill Soon be Announced
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(A b i t utwd to be)
as will be used by the Hermiston Cream
ery Company with the latest improved
methods—and will be operated strictly
along buaeesa lines. Nothing but straight
ferwrdbusiMB.
Bring in Your Cream and
Get Highest Market
Price
"The Affaire e f Aaatol"
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If you want your order early phone it in early and we will see that you
get it promptly. We have in our meat department a full line of choice meats,
also fish on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of each week.
Cold Storage Market & Grocery
R. C. CHALLIS, Prop.
The Phone is 413
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H s r m ls te n , O re g o n
" G IF T S T H A T L j i S T "
Morrow County Creamery
Company
HEPPNER, O REGON
Pendleton and
Umatilla Stage
W. C. Cox, Manager
LEAVE
8 :0 0
9 :1 1
9 :3 0
9 :5 5
1 0 :1 5
1 2 :0 0
1 :1 5
1 :3 5
1 :5 5
2 :1 6
f:OB
5:15
6 :35
5 :56
6 :1 5
Station at Hotel Oregon and
Hntel Hermiston
S. Starti
CO NFECTIONERY
S T A T IO N E R Y
Delicious
Wholesome
C onfectionery
Tasty
Stationery
For Women
To Trade
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200 Acres P in s V alley. Baker
eounfy, near Snake river, »0 acres
su birrigated and is m ostly In. Six
acre orchard, fa ir b u ild in gs, price
»10.000.
160 Acres, Jackson eounty. near
Medford. 40 acres In cu ltiv a tio n , bal
ance grazin g and nsar ou tsid e rang«
good bu ild in gs, w ater piped ia borne,
sm a ll orchard, telephone, good n e ig h
borhood. Clear, price »».*00.
10 Acre orchard In Y akim a valley.
Produced 161.000 pounds of apples
last year. P rice »6.500
W e have other trades. Corns and
se e them or te ll us w h at you w ant.
News stand
Cigars and Tobacco
"A.
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Alfalfa
160 Acres near P rin eville, 20 acre«
developed, bu ild in gs, balance fenced
pasture, price »5.000. Federal loan
»1.000 on place and w ill assum e
»2,500 here.
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STA M PS
W ill p a y h ig h e s t m a r k e t price f o r b u tte r f a t.
H o n e s t w e ig h ts a n d t e s t G ive u s a tria l s h ip m e n t
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W e will have our own delivery after this week and we will ba able to
give the beet of »ervice
TOWNSEND & SWARTOUT
R e n U le S e n t o C c —e . * 1 .0 0
R e n U le t o n t o
S t .I S
A ls t o n t o M e r m t o t o n , a».SO
R e n U to to n t o U m a t i l l a , M . i S
w ill hold a Si. Fat»
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.................................. ............ , 1 lb. 15c, 2 lbs. 25c
C a rn a tio n M ilk ............ ....... 2 can s 25c, 9 c a n s $1.00
C anyon M il k ......................... 2 can s 25c, 9 c a n s $1.00
The New H a j
TWO TRIPS SUNDAY
“The Great
White Trail”
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(And one package Wool Soap Chips free)
S w ift S oap F la k e s in b u lk, fine f o r th is w a te r,
JEWELER and WATCHMAKER
The O ld H ay-
SA RB S
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25c
?1.00
25c
WM. H. OGDEN
L eavin g P en d leton 8 a. m.
4 p. m.
L eavin g U m a tilla 8 a. m. and
4 p. m.
722 C ottonw ood
P hone 868
W e D eliver Parcel« at W ay Polnta
‘Lone Wolf’s
“Daughter”
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Mr* Mary M iller wan absent from
■ her dutlea at school W ednesday on
B account o f Illness. Mr. Voelker
L u n a S oap, 6 b a r s ............. .........................
W h ite W o n d e r Soap, 22 b a rs
W ool S oap, b a th a n d to ile t, 5 b a rs ......
w a n tin g so long.
W e g iv e s ta m p s on sa le s only.
LEAVE
L O U ISE G LA U M
be allow ed in cases where custom ers are not sa v in g S. A H. Stam ps
C O M IN G W E E K
C N o w is th e tim e to b u y t h a t w a tc h you h a v e b e e n
U m atilla
8 :0 0 1 2 :0 0 4*»0
Herrn latón
8 :2 0 1 2 :2 0 4 :2 *
S tan field
8 :4 5 1 2 :4 5 4 :45
Echo
9 :0 0 1 :0 0 5 :0 0
Into P en dleton 1 0 :1 5 2:15 < :15
Umatilla
3 P.M.
S P E C IA L P R IC E S F O R
O n a ll sa le s u n til A p ril 1 st to g e t y o u s ta r te d o u t r i g h t
P ead leton
Echo
S ta n field
H erm iston
In to U m atilla
Hearts o’ the
Range”
M m iw in Hat*
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Our stock o f hatn and trim m ing« to
■ being cloned out at coot. Com« In
■ and let un fit you out. Prlcea *1 to
■ I7.S 0. P ercsy Siatera.
27-2te.
cash from us and wo w ill give one stam p for each 10c of purchase
ca.-h
Let ua figure with you on your house-paioting.
Other
A L L STA R CA ST
All R ebekahs w ill be expected to
he out F riday e v en in g as th e sta te
president w ll be here from Pendle
ton. In itia tio n w ill be held.
A H.
givin g 2 stam ps w ith every 10c w orth o f m erchandise bought for
,m onth after purchase.
So price per gallon mean» nothing. Ares covered, weather
reaiatance, and yean of life are the real things that deter
mine price economy. On that baiia S W P ia the cheapest
per-gallon outside paint you could buy.
S W P has been the leading prepared house paint for half
a century. You will find a complete line of it at our store.
DOUBLE
THEATRES
; Green Trading
s
Green Trading Stam ps w ith each purchase.
March 24;
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Shaar en tertain
Items of Interest
ed as d in ner gu ests Sunday Messrs.
Ed C om egys and H. E. H itt and the
Boardm an. Ore., M arch IS — H. E.
la tte r ’e child ren D orothy and Dick. W arren of P ortland has purchased
the stock and lease of the Boardm an
H erbert Su llivan w as a bu sin ess T rading Co , w h ich has been owned
v isito r In P en dleton F riday, the T rib by B. S. K in g sley of H erm iston. Mr.
une reports.
W arren has for m any years been In
b u siness In H eppner, Hardm an and
G eorge Rand of Irrigon made a trip P ortland.
to P en d leton Saturday.
The pupils of the high school gave
C harles W ebber sp en t the w eek a dance Saturday n igh t w hereby they
raised *20 for use by th e base ball
end a t hie hom e In P ortland.
team . The first gam e has been sched-
Mrs. M illie Deck, w ho has been in
Found a Cure for Indigestion
«he U m atilla hospital th e past tw o
T use C ham berlain's Stom ach and
w eeks, returned hom e W ednesday
L iver T ablets for In digestion and find
m orning.
th ey su it m y rase better than any
Six H erm iston firm s w ill handle dyspepsia rem edy I have ever tried
«he S. A H. green trad in g stam p« as and I have used m any d ifferen t m edl.
a result o f a deal Just m ade w ith the ein es. I am nearly fifty one years of
Sperry A H utchinson com pany. The age and have su ffered a great deal
flrm a are K in gsley's. Sappers’ Inc.. from in d igestion . 1 can eat alm ost
C ity Meat M arket. Oak Tan Shoe a n y th in g I w a n t to, n o w ,” w rites
Store. W m. H. Ogden and R eliab le George W. Em ory, Rock M ille, Ala.
T hese tablets con tain no pepsin but
Cleaners.
stren g th en the stom ach and enable It
to d igest the food n atu rally.
Roy B uckless had the m isfortu n e
«o crush h is foot under the w h eels
of • heavy wagon W ednesday m orn
ing. As he was g e ttin g down from
the w agon he got tan gled In the
HKR M I8TO N
U M A T IL L A
lin es and the horses started Just as
he cam e to the ground, th e w h eel
Umatilla Friday
p assin g over hie foot. It to not yet
H aram toa Saturday
known how seriou s It w ill be.
Echo Flour Mills
B egin ning with March 16th. we are giv in g double 8
cuts p a in tin g cost
The only way to buy paint economically is to forget gallon
price and figure costs by area covered and years of life.
S W P covers one-third more area than paint* which are
cheaper per gallon. It lasts twice as long without repaint
ing, so requires half the material and cost* half the labor
price (for painting and repainting).
D ew ey P ayne has been elected ed
itor of The H igh School Mirror by B S. KINGSLEY SELLS HIS
the senior class of th e h igh school
BOARDMAN STORE INTERESTS
H e w ill serve for the rem ainder of
th is year.
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High School Base Ball Team to Play
“We Weld Anything but the Break of Day”
T w o doors e a s t
SWP
wyp
Oregon Hardware & Implement Co.
S M E L T S , 4 LB S. 25c., A L W A Y S O N H A N D
M RS.
house paint
M iss C atherine P regn lty o f S ta n
Mrs. E d ith Van D eusen w ill con
field w as In tow n Tuesday.
duct a dress form dem onstration at
the lib rary a t 10 a. m F riday. Any
M iss M yrtle S llvey w as a P en d le w om an w h o w ill bring th e m aterials
ton v isitor W ednesday.
and b rin g tw o friends can have the
m aterial m ade up.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. W arner and
d au gh ter Dorothy returned from an
T he p ostal Inspector h a s ann oun c
exten ded trip to C alifornia M onday ed a c a ll for new bids for a post f-
m orning. They report a very e n jo y feeol b u ild in g here. B id s are to be
able tim e.
for a floor space o f 1 2 0 0 square
feet, the b u ild in g to be con ven ien t
M iss M arjorie W atson , w ho is a to th e b u sin ess district. B id s m ust uled w ith Irrigon for th e 24th.
nurse in St. A n th on y’s hospital In be in by M arch 31. T hey w ill be open
M iss M yrtle M cN eill, teach er of the
P endleton w as a visito r at her hom e ed at Spokane on April 2. T he bidders
fifth and six th grades w es called to
here Tuesday.
are to have th e b u ild in g ready by
P ortland on M onday as w itn ess in a
A u gust 1. B id s were called for last
A. J. M athew s, B oise, J. P. Mad fa ll, and thou gh several se n t In e sti s u it develop in g from a street car ac
cid en t. Mrs. W II. Stew art su p p li
den, P ortland, Mrs. E dith V an m ates, a ll w ere rejected for variou s
ed du rin g her absence.
D eusen, P en d leton . J. L. Sm ith reasons, th e principal one being th a t
W alla W alla. C. J. Johns, P ortland. the bids w ere too high. A n y one in
Dr. Chick, county health officer
C. A. S tah l, S eattle, Velm a 8 m ltb , terested can g e t all th e d eta ils and
o f H eppner, visited the Boardman
P en dleton , P au lin e Dohm ert, P en d th e ap p lication blanks at th e post o f
com m unity th is w eek on an in sp ec
leton, Dr. J. R. M adden, P ortlan d , fice.
tion trip in connection w ith reported
and 0 . 0 . Packard, P ortland w ere
con tagiou s diseases e x istin g in som e
am ong the nam es listed an th e h otel
Mr. and Mrs. P. B. S lscel and Mr.
quarters. N o th in g of seriou s nature
ic g lste r s th is week.
and Mrs. A. W . Adam son m otored to
w as discovered.
P en dleton W ednesday.
The Pneumonia Month
Mr. M urphy o f S tan field w as In
M arch is a typical pneum onia
tow n W ednesday.
D p . A dam s reports th e arrival of
a 9 pound g ir l at the hom e o f C. J. m onth and u su ally gives a high rate
o f m ortality for the disease
A fter
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. John s, form er C aldw ell o f U m atilla on M arch 5.
a long and hard w inter, the system
resid en ts o f H erm iston and now of
Mr. and Mrs. Mark N eadeau are loses m uch of its resistan ce and peo
P ortland w ere H erm iston visitors on
Tuesday.
th e proud p aren ts of a 10 pound boy ple grow careless. W hen every cold,
no m atter how slig h t, is given prompt
born a t th eir hom e on M arch 15.
I and in te llig e n t a tten tio n , th ere is
Mrs. B oynton and dau ghter Laura
(m uch less danger o f pneum onia. It
and Mrs. L. Su llivan w ere P en d leton
Mrs. Fred Crawford w as tran sact
sh ould be borne in m ind th at pneu-
sh opp ers W ednesday.
in g b u siness in H erm iston th is week.
i m onla is a germ disease and breeds In
Mrs. W. A. P otter en tertain ed I’ Dr. George B. Van W aters w ill hold the throat. C ham berlain’s Cough
Rem edy is an expectorant and cleans
last w eek In honor of Mrs. M P ot- E piscop al services at th e library
ou t th e germ lndened m ucus and not
te f.
T uesday ev en in g . March 21 a t 7 :3 0 .
on ly cures a cold but prevents its re
su ltin g In pneum onia. It Is pleasant ■ ■ ■
F ran k R alph Is on the sick list.
Mrs. F rick , m other of Mrs. Hane-
to take. Children take it w illin g ly .
I lin e, is reported ill.
W h a t is a s delicious a n d s a tis fy in g w h e n you
a re re a lly h u n g ry , a s a th ic k ju ic y s te a k , a
s a v o ry ro a s t o r a te n d e r b re a d e d v e a l c u tle t?
C IT Y M E A T
S herwin - W il l ia m s
. M any h ave bean absent from school
d u ties d u rin g the past week on ac
count o f sickness.
Geo. W urater w ho h as been In a
hospital a t H ot Lake the past three
Mrs. A. c . V oelker en tertain ed at w eek s w as expected hom e yesterday
a bridge party la st Saturday e ven in g. but did not arrive. He w ill pr bably
be hom e before the end o f the w eek,
Mrs. J. Ralph entertain ed a t a Sev how ever.
en o'clock dinner Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Voe'ker.M r and
Mrs. W. W. Illsley and Mrs. E. J. Mrs. F ran k W augam an, Mr. and Mrs.
K in gsley en tertain ed at a seven o ’ | A. W . A dam son and Mr. and Mrs
clock dinner M onday even in g.
, H arry W ann were gu e sts o f Mr. and
Mrs. F P. Phipps at a 7 o'clock d in
Mrs. J. Ralph en tertain ed for the ner T uesd ay even in g.
M onday afternoon bridge club.
T he S tu d y club m et at th e hom e i
Mr*. C. S. M cN aught and Mr» of Mrs W alter B lessin g last T h u rs
H. T. Fraser en tertain ed w ith a day aftern oon . The club had the (
bridge party Saturday afternoon .
pleasure o f hearin g a short talk made
by Rev. P ettib on e. A fter his depart
T he M onday bridge club e n te r ta in ure the regu lar business and program
ed the husbands of th e m em bers at w as taken up. At the close o f the
the hom e of Mrs. J. T. H in k le T u es m eetin g th e hostess served d ain ty re
day even in g.
fresh m en ts. The club m em bers w ill
please n ote th a t the club m eets again
Mr. and Mrs. J. Cumha Jr. o f E cho w ith Mrs. H arvey Payne on W ednes
were In H erm iston Tuesday.
day, M arch 22.
5. & H. Green Trading Stamps
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Friday evening. Coe's orchestra will
furnish the music and the hall will
be decorated In honor of the occasion
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