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About The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984 | View Entire Issue (May 3, 1928)
THJE HE&MISTOJr “Tommy's Bride»," Friday. May 4. LOCAL AND PERSONAL ■ BREVITIES ■ Palm Olive Soap - 3 for 23c Occurence. a t Interact Gleaned Barn and There About the City and Neighborhood Straw Hats Work Shirts 80c. Uncle Sam Sweet Orr Work Pants That are stronger pant made. to rip or come apart at $3.50. The cutting and shipping of aspar- Don't fall fo see th, gus is going forward and the price Saturday, May 5. Oregon Hdw. & .still holding up well, according to J. implt. Co.— adv. W. cMullen. The best day's ship ment was 208 crates, double the num “Tommy’s Brides,” Friday, May 4. ber of the best day last year. No We pay the highest cash price for eggs, and any produce that we can use. Let usknow what you have PHONE 171 KINGSLEY’S H E R M IS T O N 'S H O U S E O F Q U A L IT Y A N O 8E j If You are Looking : I For Success ONE OF THE SUREST MEANS TO TAKE IS TO MILK SATURDAY, MAY 5 Mr. and Mrs. John Jendrezejewskl Dr. M. S. Kern of Pendleton was entertained about 35 neighbors an d ' bere Monday on busluess. friends at a social dance at their home last Saturday night. M. J. Barthel and R. E. Chloupek of Pendleton were in Hermiston Mon Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Leathers re day on business. turned Tuesday from a business trip to La Grande. They report that the Kitchenkooks will be demonstrated highway is In pretty good shape now, Saturday, May 5, at our store. Ore there being ony a few Bhort stretches gon Hdw. & Iropl. Co. of gravel to go through. We hare a very complete line. Come and get them. Amnskeag Chanibray, full cut and well made, triple stitched seams, $1.00. DEM ONSTRATION Mr. and Mrs L. E. Sullivan and P. P. Sullivan left the first of the week for a short trip to Portland and other valley points. They expect to be gone for several days. p- Sunday services May 6 at the J. D. Waghorn has purchased the Baptist-Christian church — Bible property on Gladys avenue owned by school 10 A. M. Preaching 11 A. M. George Patterson and occupied at Theme, A Misplaced Emphasis. Be present by J. L. Waller. Mr. and j sune and hear this. The Lord's Sup- j Mrs. Waghorn will remain In their per. Evening services: Christian I home in the west end and not move Endeavor, 7 P. M., preaching 7:45 Into town for some time. P. M. Theme, Business Hindrances to a Religious Life. We ought to Dr. Prime 1 r rep< rted as making mobilize our automobile into service rapid gains under medical treatment for the church on Sundays. Crank in Portland. your auto, fill her up. Start the church habit next Sunday. A cor See the latest and heet In Summer dial welcome to all. A. J. Ware, pas Cooking Appliances !>elng demonstra tor. ted at our store Saturday, May Oregon Hdw. & Impl. Co. Don’t fall to see the Demonstration Saturday, May 5. Oregon Hdw. & Mrs. F. B. S'.vayZg left Sunday for Implt. Co.— adv. brief trip to Portland. Perfect Bakin« o Bread, rolls, cakes — thos» goodies in which ever1/ hoi - so much pride, ar* i ■ K itc h e n k o o k . In ranj_ ity of baking and cooking superior even to gas. K itch en k o o k is d iff’i - used. Makes its own g . during the fastest cooking fire a m inute to light it. All burn - or off like gas. A meeting of the Farm Bureau Auxiliary will be held Friday, May Mrs. James McCoy visited friends 4 In the clubhouse of Columbia park D on’t fail to see the Kir in Pendleton Thursday. stove. M ade in sixteen attraei .M iss Lois Mayberry of Echo was a guest of Mrs. F. V. Prime over the free dem onstration. Mr, and Mrs. W. A. Leathers and week end. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Fritts drove to Pendleton Friday. Otto Pierce ie getting back to nor Mr. and Mrs. George Wagner were mally again after a severe attack of mlson oak which t e got the first in Enterprise over Sunday. >t the week, and which closed both Mrs. Joseph Cahill and son left ’yes for a day. Thursday for Portland. Mrs. W. W, Felthouse invited Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Sinde„ and tuests to make up two tables of daughter, of La Grande, were visi jrldge Tuesday afternoon. tors at the O. O. Felthouse home the first of the week. Mr. Sinden and Mrs. F. H. Dean returned Thurs I B B B B B f l B B B B B B B B S 9 2 E 3 E B 3 E 3 E 3 7 2 : ' rs. Felthouse are brother and sis- day from Seattle, where she has been 1 ter. visiting since mid-winter. COWS WE WANT YOUR CREAM "Tommy’s Bridee," Friday, May 4. A complete dem onstration of tbi derful stove will be given S aturday afternoon, May When you sell your cream to us you not only help us hut your- telvet as well because ours it a home industry and as we grow our strength means a stronger and better project. Oregon Hdwe. & Hermiston Creamery Co. E. W. WEST, PROP. ONE Kitchenkooks will be demonstrated E. P. Illsley is painting hs house Saturday, May 5, at our store. Ore on Gladys avenue. gon Hdw. & Impl. Co. ImnU. TCN u B NETTED GEM WESTON MOUNTAIN SEED SPUDS Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Mortimore, RICHMOND’S ARCADIANS GOING FAST!! former residents of Hermiston, hae H ERE TUESDAY NEXT been here for some days renewing old acquaintances. Mr. Mortimore Dean Richmond’s Arcadians of the has been engaged ln highway work Arcadia ballroom, Walla Walla, re In eastern Washington. cognized as one of the outstanding dance orchestras of the northwest, "Tommy’, Brides,” Friday, May 4. are scheduled to play here on Tues B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B Ï day at the auditorium American Leg See the latest and beat ln Summer ion dance it was announced yester Cooking Appliances being demonstra day. Dean Richmond waB ln the city ted at our store Saturday, May Wednesday to complete arrangements. Oregon Hdw. & Impl. Co. This orchestra, composed of six men playing and doubling on 22 In ■I Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Brownson were struments, has been playing together g I d Pendleton Thursday on business. over a period of 14 months with ■ ------ headquarters ln Walla Walla. In If you need anything in the luggage line we will be pleased f 1 Mrs. Victor Knight and children addition to their regular, constantly to show you what we have at very reasonable prices. ■jreturned Friday from Cheney, Wash- shifting Instrumentation, trios ln g , ington. where Mrs. Knight was call- saxaphone, clarinet, trumpet, violin, B ed by the illness and subsequent and singing are offered. ■ death of her mother. During the past three months they have played two engagements of one Just a few left with a genuine Gillett Razor with each Miss Ragna Broston and Miss Mary week each at the new Granada thea garment purchased. 'Petrie spent the week-end in Walla tre In Spokane where they packed the Walla. house each night and delighted Spo kane theatre and dance patrons, and Mrs. D. N. Deeter, who is attend have played two engagements at Cole ing Cheney normal school, spent the McElroy's Spanish ball room ln Port week-end ln Hermiston. land. Oregon. —-READ TUB WANT ADS— Come and Get ’Em NORTON’S CASH GROCERY I (■■■■■M Brooder H ouses Bright new stock of all kinds of Brooder House Material. Carhartt Overalls ■ I ■ 1 ■ DON’T DELAY PLANN ING THAT LAYING HOUSE ■ ■ This is Suitcase and Trunk Season Hermiston Produce and Supply Company Plans to show you to suit your convenience and pocketbook. Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co. WE : Summer Fuel Clean Nut Coal Slab Wood Forest Wood Old growth fir, fine for either kindling or cooking. 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