The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984, September 27, 1928, Image 3

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    THE HXBMISTOB HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGQB.
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THE OPEN PURSE
The value in money is in what it will buy~the necessi­
ties, the com forts, th e luxuries of life. Money spent in this community,
to buy these things fo r its people stays here where each and every person
shares in the new profits its trad in g produces.
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More Modern conveniences, a wider social life, a g re a te r business activ-.
ity -in fact, a f a r reaching, ever growing* wave of benefits to every citi­
zen of H erm iston follows th e practice of buying a t home.
Open the purse strin g s-n o t to spend foolishly, b u t to buy wisely. Home,
tow n offers you full value for every dollar’s w orth you buy, plus the
g reatest of all re tu rn s on your money—
“A Better and A Happier Community in Which to Live”
THE FOLLOWING BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL INTERESTS STAND READY TO SERVE YOU AND HERMISTON.
BLESSING HARDWARE COMPANY
BLACK AND WHITE GARAGE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
HERMISTON DRUG CO.
HITTS CONFECTIONERY
HERMISTON LIGHT & POWER COMPANY
HERMISTON SERVICE STATION
HURLY’S CASH GROCERY
MUTUAL CREAM STATION
NORTON’S CASH GROCERY
PENNOCK’S BATTERY AND TIRE SHOP
TUM-A-LUM LUMBER COMPANY
KNERR’S REPAIR SHOP