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About The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 16, 1922)
JM THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, PREGO K .' I PRISCILLA DEAN HAS KATI PUBLISHER HONORED AT MUCH STAGE EXPERIENCE STANFIELD ELECTION K I N G S L E Y 'S H t R M U T O N » H O U a i o r Q U A L IT Y A N O » « W V IC 1 " j PHONE 171 Red Sporting Boote $7.50 M u n s in g W EAR MENS’ LADIES’ 8-inch BOYS’ Red Shoe Pac GIRLS’ $4.00 BABIES’ Men’s Storm Rubbers . Men’s Toe Rubbers . . $ 1 .7 5 All $ 1 .7 5 Kinds Ladies’ Storm Rubbers. $ 1 .1 0 Ladies’ Toe Rubbers . . 8 5 c For the Family “ MAYPOLE” Y arns F o r K n it t in g S c a r fs , S h a w ls , e tc . Nothing will please you bet ter than the new “MAYPOLE” knitting yarns that are so soft and fleecy it is a delight to w o rk w ith them. P u re wool for the more s e rv ic e a b le garm ents and Silk-O ’-Wool for the dainty things. <¿4 Preferred Stock .3 co ffee ' X J - , Alit n '& Lewis . < F o » t V - ,f 75c- Exclusive Agents 55c- 7 lb., 45c 50c-- Ask to see them. 2* lbs., $1.10 5 lbs., $2.15 slclan. He will May here until Mon completed the new structure will be day noon when he will go to Pendle one of the best looking business ton to join McElroy’s Troupe. building« in town. Contractor Aug ust B esse is progressing rapidly Oecurenrea o f I n te m t (tlmined Here Bazaar! Bazaar! Bazaar! Every with the work and it is expected end There About the City and Ih. ng that’s good to eat and hund that Postmaster Skinner will be able Nei.hliorhood reds of useful household nd Christ to move his office about the first of mas articles. At the Methodist Lad tho month. The Baptist Lading Aid will meet ies Aid Bazaar in the church No November 23 at the home of Mrs. vember 25. An all-day fair so come TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY Paulsen. early and bring your purse. Adv. LOCAL AND PERSONAÜ ■ BREVITIES ■ Mark Artemus Ward Cleveland, On the stage since the age of two, Priscilla Dean, star of the Universal widely known Eastern Oregon pub Jewel production “Wild Honey,” lisher, was elected councilman of which comes to the Play House next Stanfield at the receut election. Mr. J Saturday has not lacked for any kind Cleveland ig to be congratulated on of h'strlonlc experience that might the honors bestowed upon him. It guarantee finished performances In Is an honor that often comes to a her roles. With a distinctive person country publisher but once in a life i' ality that shines as a rare gem amid time. the less striking personalities which flood the screen, she stands apart DEATH DEALS BLOW TO STATE W. C. T. U. from the great mult'tude of actress es. Personality is a thing unquestion Husbands of Prominent Workers Pass Away Suddenly; Loss ably inborn. But it and talent, like Keenly Felt wise innate, muts be backed by abil. ity, wh’ch comes usually from long Death dealt a severe blow to the experience. Eincerity Is another com manding quality In an actress, and it W. C. T. U. of the state last week, is the result of a genu'ne Interest il according to word received by Mrs. Martha Mumma, local head of the luminating each performance. I think it is easy for me to say torganzation. Bernard H. Trumbull, that I have always been deeply inter husband of Mrs. Millie Trumbull ested in my roles,” Miss Dean hast who is superintendent of Juvenile sad . “Not In years have I imper courts and one of the strongest W. C. sonated a character in which I was T. U. workers in the state, and the not deeply interested. Enthusiasm is husband of Mrs. Ada Jolley, another the effect of sympathy and under widely known officer of the organ standing, and in Universal-Jewel ization throughout the state, both stories I have played characters that d'ed very suddenly. The men were always drew my sympathy— intens- both stanch supporters of temperance and were a great help to the wom ej ly human iharacters.” When a girl has been taught to in their work. Their loss i8 mourned act since the age at which Miss Dean not only by th ebereaved wives but started, it is not at all difficult to by the W. C. T. U. and other organi percieve the reason behind her excel zations throughout the state and lence in starring portrayals But few Northwest. of the stars of the silver sheet have had such an excellent foundation for VALUATION OF UMATILLA COUNTY CITIES LOWER their present work. In “Wild Honey” Miss Dean was If the valuation of publii utilities given a story calling for far more act ing than action. It Is Cynthia Stock, is placed at the same figure this year ley’s novel, filmed under the direction that it was made last year by the of Wesley Ruggles. In It each char state board of equalization, cities in acter has scenes of great dramatic UmatUla county will have a valua strnglh. Splendid work by Miss Dean, tion lower by $134,432 for 1923 than Wallace and Noah Beery and others was given them in 1922 according to make it as vitally Impressive as the figures that have been compiled by County Assessor Hawkes. usual Dean vehicle. Tlie valuation of the cities for 1923 exclusive f* the public utilities, is as APPEAL IS MADE FOR RED CROSS follows: Adams .................................. $ 63,499 (Continued from Page One) Athena ................................... 388,460 to continue the good work for hu- Í Echo ..................................... 230,923 manity another year? Are you dis Freewater ............................ 368,480 Helix ..................................... 161,635 posed to quit now when the need is so Hermiston .......... 265,332 great? Men and women aH over the Milton ................................... 864,415 county are leaving their own work and plunging into the work of mak. Pilot Rock ............................ 181,985 Stanfield .............................. 239,045 ing this campaign a success. lUmatilla ................................ 67,173 To every one, from the President We8ton I down to the humblest citizen, t h e 1 ................................. 175,665 red cross is related, related in serv Pendleton ............................ 6,397.615 ice to people anywhere and every Total ................................ $9,404,227 where. We cannot fail nor will we fail. The heart of America still FORMER HERMISTON COUPLE beats warm and fast for suffering humanity? As county chairman th’s word of (Continued from Page One) gratitude is given out. For your fine loyalty in service; for your gener not able to see whether it was a man osity in worthy gifts; for your clear or a woman.— Oregonian. v'sion of a great opportunity and for your nobility of soul in accepting Mr. and Mrs. Jesse French were It as a challenge to do things in a residents of Hermiston and vicinity big way, we are glad The result is for several years. They lived on a yours ranch near here for some time and later made theii! |ieadquarters| bfi the Oregon hotel. DRIVE OPENS HERE PRISCILLA DEAN “Wild Honey” From the World Famous Novel by Cynthia Stockley s » c ix t C a r t ? » » D i o r , ¿S A 1 ■»tupí i n v i d i ? . SUNDAY BURNS CHEAPEST COAL CLEAN AND BRIGHT. USES ANY FUEL. I f last winters fuel bill w a s hard to pay w h at w ill it be this year w ith fuel higher than ever. N o w is the time to stop w aste. I f you w an t a small fuel bill this W inter, you need this remarkable fuel-saving heater. A ct today. WEDNESDAY Is the finest cup quality coffee to be had and if you do not find yourself quite satisfied with what you are now using, try a pound can of Seal Brand. NEVER SOLD IN BULK at 50c per pound "T he B est o f Good Service” Hermiston Market & Grocery We will sell you a Thanksgiving Turkey FOR LESS THAN YOU EVER PA ID B EFO R E We have the best turkeys to be obtained in the country. Also remember we are headquarters for good things to eat. Let us prove this to you. Come in and see for yourself. Our prices are right or we do not ex pect your business. THE STORE WITH THE BLUE FRONT “The West Side Eat Shop” C O N W A Y TEA R LE ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Order Your THANKSGIVING TURKEY — ■ ! Early---------- . Ducks — Geese — Chickens S. A H . -IN - SAPPERS’ INC. HARDWARE FURNITURE IMPLEMENTS RADIO OUTFITS ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING “After Midnight” Ralph Inca Production :: ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■Bn* \ CHASE & SANBORN’S SEAL BRAND COFFEE J. Lee Parker, Prop. From Ralph Connors Stirring Story Also come In and see th« new Goodyear Tire known as the PATH. FINDER Comes 30x1 >0 only and costs you $8.(5 rash for the non-akld. Where can you do better In price, saying nothing of makers back of the tire as good as Goodyear Tira * Rubber Co. Cole s Original Hot Blast Ernest Shipman Presents j “Cameron of the Royal j i Mounted” M Simply roll out o f bed and dress in your rooms m ade w arm and cheerful by the even day and night heat o f " T h e B est o f Good Service" I 1 & ftfU?» — no m ore barefoot trips to the basement — no more dressing in an ice cold room i more big fuel bills to pay i m ore fires to build. H e r m isto n Produce & Supply Co. ■ 3 THE PLAY HOUSE H ** or two M id 1 e r i likt'.»’ kt^AuS« The Remedy for Frosty Mornings NOVEMBER 23 The Red Cross drive opens hero Methodist Church Notices Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Robb will leave WANTED—-Feed and care for small next Thursday, November 23, ac E. P. Dodd was a business visitor Sunday school at 10 o’clock. Some saddle horse for use of same. Saturday to spend the winter in In Pendleton and Echo Monday. cording to announcement made hy of the classes are real live wires. Phone 832. 10-ltc Spokane. Tho W. W. Felthouse family Mrs. F. A. Phelps, who Is in charge Morning worship at II o’clock, of the campaign in this section. It music by the quartet. Sermon by tho Remember the Bapt’st Ladies Ba are moving to town and will oc cupy the Robb house during the LOST—Couple of grips Saturday will be conducted as In former years. zaar December 2. pastor. Epworth League at 6.45 winter. night between Pendleton and Her Anyone w’shing to pay their Red miston. Both bear name tags. Re Cross subscription before the drive Leader Miss Henderson. Topic "Part Bert Mullen was a business visitor ward for return to Umatilla Stage opens here can lenvo it at Henry nershlp with Christ.” followed by i Mr, and Mrs. Henry Sommerer are lu Echo Saturday. permon in sogg. Special numbers. All Co. at any of their offices. 10-ltc. Hitt a. it was stated by the chairman. the proud parents of a fine son invited. born Wednesday at the St. Anthony Levy Reeder who is working for " “ " " " " “ “ ■■"■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■B ot hospital In Pendleton. the railroad BPent Sunday with his family here. Popular Price« Tom Marxen announces a dance Two Shows 30-1 Oc "Roman Meal Health Bread”— for Thanksgiving night, November 7:30-9:00 which has won such a reputat’on—• 30. 'Is good for young and old; hut es pecially for Blck people nnd those H E. Hitt was a Pendleton visitor suffering from stomnch troubles. In SATURDAY ONLY digestion, constipation, etc. King Wednesday. sley’s Mercnnlile Co, 10-tfc. Mrs. E. P. Dodd, Mrs. W. J. War N. Codd of Spokane, president of ner, Mrs. Charles Bnker and Mrs. H. the Hermiston Light and Power M. Gunn will entertain the bridge company, Is spending a few days In club at the Dodd home Saturday aft town. ernoon. Sixty guests have been In ■ IN HER CROWNING SUCCESS vited. ■ W E. Swartout, son of H. F. Swart- - A S tu p en d o u s P ictu riz a tio n o f- out, will arrive in the city Sunday The new postoffice front on Gladys front Portland for a short visit. Mr. avenue 'a nearly completed and gives : Swartout ip a radio expert nnd tnu- the building a fine appearance. When I ■ íí a Oregon Hardware & Implement Company CITY MEAT MARKET SIKEY A HENDERSON. Praps.
