The Hermiston herald., July 19, 1928, Image 6

THE gBBMIflTOM H F»4i-K H E M fisT O N , O MM O lt.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
■ BREVITIES ■
Fruits
Oecarraeaa of Intcroot Gleaned Bern
and There About the City and
Neighborhood
and
Mrs. L yle T ilden a rriv e d in H er­
Mr. and Mrs, E. L. Jackson and
m iston th e last of th e week.
ch ild ren , Ja n e an d Jim m y, w ere P en­
dleton visitors W ednesday.
A. W. T u rn b lad le ft T uesday for a
tw o w eeks’ v acatio n . He w ill be in
Mrs. Floyd K neer w as hostess to
C caltle an d vicin ity . *
th e B a p tist-C h ristian Ladies Aid soc­
SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY AND MONDAY, JULY 21 AND 22
H ill’s Red Can Coffee, per p o u n d ............................................................. 62c
IK. C. B ak in g P ow der, 50 ounce can ................................................. 38c
P re fe rre d Stock C rushed P in eap p le, No. 1 tin , 1 3 c ;............. 2 for 25c
K ello g g 's 8 h red d ed W h eat B iscuits. 1 free w ith a p u rch ase of tw o
New Size P ackages.
iety W ednesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd K neer and
fam ily w ere P en d leto n v isito rs F ri-
Mack McGill left T uesday fo r Vale
1 day m orning.
to see about lin in g up a job on the
Owyhee project. He hag sp en t much
L. C. D yer left T uesday aftern o o n tim e in c o n stru ctio n work.
for Denver. Colorado, on a com bined
business an d p leasu re trip .
W. E. F elth o u se of O akland, C ali­
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Mr. and Mrs. J. W. H esser left
Mr. and Mrs. G eorge W. Coe of M onday m o rn in g for an o u tin g In the
B aker w ere g u ests of A ubrey Dean m o u n tain s h o p in g to b en efit Mr. Hes-
over Sunday.
s e r’s h ealth.
O F Q U A L I T Y A IM D S E R V I C E
S Saturday:: Monday
T he residence o t Mr. and Mrs. A.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. W aller and
P. G arn er is now b rig h tly dressed up d a u g h te r Jeon left W ednesday for
I in a new d ressin g of p ain t, applied by La G rande w h ere th ey w ill m ake
I H. E. Shesely.
th e ir new home.
F. B. Sw ayze re tu rn e d
Sunday
Mrs. E. A. S h lfffer of P endleton
from Camp S herm an a fte r a vacation and Mrs. C arl S h iftie r of San F ra n ­
o f several days.
Mrs. Sw ayze and cisco. w ere g u ests a t th e P rim e home
Miss D oris Sw ayze rem ained.
T uesday.
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W alter H olt county a g en t, an d P a r­
Mrs. O. H. Olson an d c h ild ren of
k er B ran in , city ed ito r of the East th e Pasco H erald and Mrs. Lee M er­
O regonian, w ere in H erm isto n Mon- r itt, o f M ontrose, C alifornia, were
i day aftern o o n .
h e re F riday as g u ests a t th e hom e of
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. C herry.
Mrs.
Mrs. W. A. L eath ers re tu rn e d last M e rritt w as a m em ber of S u p erin ­
ev en in g a fte r a trip to P ulm an. She te n d e n t C h erry ’s s ta ff a t W aterv ille,
was accom panied by h e r m other and W ashington, several y ears ago.
siste r who live In P en d leto n .
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8 oz. B o ttle s T o m a to C a ts u p , p e r b o t tl e ....................10c
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48 oz. J u g s W ils o n ’s S w e e t P ic k le s , p e r j u g .........69c
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C e rto , 3 b o ttle s f o r ..............1..............................................93c
B. & M. B e a n s o r B ro w n B r e a d , c a n 2 5 c ; o n e o f
£ — e a c h ................................................................................... 45c
Mr. and Mrs. F. C. M cK enzie and
sons G erald and F ra n k le ft th e last
of th e week for a v acatio n and fish­
ing trip a t B ingham S prings.
C ry s ta l W h ite S o a p , 10 B a rs f o r ............................... 42c
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B ra n d S lic e d P in e a p p le , N o. 2 1-2 siz e tin s , p e r
fidn (w h o le s lic e s) ............... ...................................... 2 5 c
F e s tiv a l S h rim p ( F a n c y P a c k ) 2 c a n s f o r ..............45c
Q u a r t J a r s K n ig h t’s P e a r B u tte r, p e r j a r ..............45c
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American Semi-Porcelain Dinnerware
43 Piece Set $6.35
This Is Also Carried in Open Stock
6 C u p s a n d S a u c e rs ...................................................... $1.15
6 D in n e r P la te s ........................................................... $1 .1 0
6 M tish D is h e s .......................................................
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Miss Alice McCollum w ho w as a
teach er here d u rin g th e p ast year
•vas a H erm isto n v isito r Monday.
Miss McCollum secured
a release
' from h er c o n tra c t a t B onners F erry,
‘daho, and is to teach E n g lish and
j .ram atlcg in th e high school a t £ u ll-
ia n , W ash.
MT. and Mrs. J. M. B u rn e tt and
fam ily left W ednesday evening for
D allas w here th e y w ill spend tw o
weeks. Mr. B u rn e tt is convalescing
follow ing an o p eratio n
perform ed
several w eeks ago.
Mr. and Mrs. E lm er Rage of E ugene
were g u ests a t th e W . R. L onghorn ,
hom e a few days th e last of th e w eek.
Mrs. Sage is a sis te r of Mrs. Long-1
horn and Mr. Sage is an uncle of Jess ■
Sage. Mr. and Mrs. E lm er Sage fer
■nerly lived on th e N orth hill.
Mr. an d Mrs. W illiam S h a a r w ent
W. W. F elth o u se s ta rte d w ork
to W alla W alla T h u rsd ay w here on >n th e H orn in g residence w hich they
| F rid ay sh e su b m itted to a surgical purchased some tim e ago. T hey ex­
_■ o p eratio n . She is expected home the
pect to have it read y for occupation
last of th is week.
S eptem ber 1.
C re a m a n d S u g a r ............................................................ $1.10
C o v e re d D i s h e s ...................................................
$1.15
10 In c h P l a t t e r s ....................................................................70c
12 In c h P l a t t e r s ............ .................................................. $1.00
W e h a v e a c o m p le te s to c k o f th is p a tte r n .
SEE OUR W INDOW DISPLAY
Oregon Hdwe. & Implt. Co.
W e a re m ak in g special prices on m any sta p le a rtic le s in our groc­
ery stock. P la n ta tio n P ineapple 2 H szze tin s., 8 full slices, not
broken a t 25c. T his is firs t class m erchandise.
Corn flakes and P ost T oasties, fu ll size, 10c—every day in the
w eek.
All Soups. C am pbell’s, a t 10c— every day.
L arge size Mifk, C arn atio n or B orden’s, 10c— every day.
S tan d ard Corn, Peas, T om atoes, S trin g B eans, good enough for any
body, a t 15c per can.
A lbers C orn Meal, sm all package, 10c.
W aln u ts, No. 1 C alifornia, 25cv bl.
M acaroni, S p a g h e tti and Noodles, 3 pkgs. 25c.
B a b b itt’s C leanser, a t 5c and 10c— ju s t ns good as th e 2 for
25c ize.
Hermiston Produce and Suppiy
Company
MRS. HOUSEWIFE:
....If you a re n o t now ta k in g th e H erm iston H erald
because
you
th in k you c a n ’t afford it and d e fe n d on b o rro w in g a copy from
a friend to read th e hom e news. Just stop and ig u re th e savings
you can m ake in course of a ysnr by h a v in g th e p aper re g u la rly
an d ta k in g ad v a n ta g e of th e b a rg ain s th a t m erc h a n ts are o fferin g
every week. T he price of a su b scrip tio n is $2.00 a year. T he re ­
tu r n s to you in savings m ade by directed b u y in g of ad v ertised b a r­
g a in s m ay be only $10.00, o r th e y may be $50.00 a year. In e ith e r
case, a su b scrip tio n is a dandy Investm ent.
P la n s for a rum m age sa le tp be
P rof. C. J. M cIntosh, head of the
held some tim e th is fall a re being d e p artm en t of <ndustrial Journalism
m ade by th e ladles of the B aptist- an d a d v ertisin g a t O. A. C., w as a
C h rlstia n ch u rch . D o nations a re be­ H erm iston v isito r F rid ay . He stopped
ing sought.
h e re w hile on a to u r of th e s ta te th a t
w ill include a v isit to each new spaper
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. A kers
and office i n O regon before It is con
sm all d a u g h te r left S a tu rd a y n ig h t eluded.
for th e ir bom e In P o rtla n d
a fte r
sp en d in g tw o w eeks a t
H idaw ay
Mr. an d Mrs. T. H. G a ith e r and
| S prings. Mrs. A kers Is a d a u g h te r oi
la u g h te r A nna w ere h ere from La
Mrs. H inkle.
3 ru n d e S unday to v isit friends. They
moved to L a G rande la st m o n th to
The M issionary society of th e M.
tak e over m an ag em en t of a fuel yard
E. ch u rch w ill meet a t th e home of
w hich Mr. G a ith e r and J. L. W aller
Mrs. G riggs T h u rsd ay , Ju ly 26, at bought.
2 :3 0 .
Mr. and Mrs. V irgil S m ith were
called to Condon last T h u rsd ay n ig h t
because of th e fa ta l in ju rie s su s ta in ­
ed by h er b ro th e r. Jo sh H ard ie J r .
Mr. H ard ie su ffered a b roken back
an d o th e r in ju rie s w hen th e Union
j Oil tru c k he w as d riv in g w ent over
th e side hill.
He p ulled too n ear
th e edge of th e h ig h w ay to avoid a
' team and w agon on a curve, an d the
bank caved.
He jum ped b u t was
c a u g h t u n d e r th e tru ck .
He lived
u n til F rid ay m orning. T he fu n e ra l,
services w ere held S atu rd ay aftern o o n
at 2 o ’clock.
95c
6 C o u p e S o u p .................................................................... $1 .1 0
fornia. a rriv ed S a tu rd a y fo r a v isit
Mrs. B ert M ulling an d c h ild ren left w ith h is b ro th e rs, W. W. and O. O.
T uesday m o rn in g for an o u tin g in the F elthouse.
m ou n tain s.
KINGSLEY'S
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Mrs. 0. T. L ockridge and Miss E lba
A llen V onB ehren is a H erm iston H am rick re tu rn e d home T uesday from
visitor.
The Dalles.
I We buy the beet th at we can buy and keep them a» fresh and
sanitary as possible. Ju st the th in g for the hot w eather diet.
H O U SE
Mise L ena W ade of S tan field Is a
new clerk a t th e N orton G rocery.
I^ o H u rly is th e ow ner of
Mrs. M ato tt and Mrs. C lint Jack - H upm obile sedan.
son m otored to Irrig o n S unday.
V ege­
tables
H IR M I8 T O N '«
H. <J. M iller a n d B ert N atio n have
gone to H elix to w ork d u rin g h a r­
vest.
effective mat xx to sept , so
RETURN LIMIT OCT. 3 1 , 1 9 x 8
ROUND T S 1P TO
D E N V E R ............... $67.20
OMAHA
7O.2S
K A N S A S C IT Y . 7 3 .3 3
D E S M O IN E S ...
7 6 .2 0
S T . L O U IS .............. 8 0 .3 5
C H IC A G O ............... 8 5 .0 5
D E T R O IT
1 0 4.87
C IN C IN N A T I
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CLEVELAND
107.81
T O R O N T O ........... 112.80
A T L A N T A ................ 11S.4O
P IT T S B U R G H
118.81
W A S H IN G T O N 140.61
P H IL A D E L P H IA 1 1 1.07
N E W Y O R K ...........140.45
B O S T O N ................... 1 5 2.61
T he re g u la r m eetin g of th e A m er­
ican Legion A u x iliary w as held
T h u rsd ay evening. Mrs. Janies Todd
w as elected d eleg a te to th e s ta te con­
vention a t M edford. Mrs. J. M. Biggs
was elected a lte rn a te .
Mrs. U rsel
H ia tt was hostess.
Low fares all parts of mid­
w est, so u th and ea st.
Fine fast trains.
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