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About The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 25, 1928)
THE HERMISTON HlgRALfì, HEBMI8TOK, OHBtiOK SPECIALS Saturday and Mon., Oct. 27-29 Shaker Salt, per package OcCTin-nee. of lo t m s t GUanwl Hara and Them About the Q tr aad Neighborhood Economy Matches, 6 packages. (Quality Guaranteed.) 19c lowana Corn, 2 Large Cana New Pajk 19c Jack Biggs has purchased a new Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Moore, resi cap. The sure election of A1 Smith dents of Enterprise, Oregon, were in was the reason for the extravagance. Hermiston this week looking ovdr the REGULAR $47.50 COLES HEATER N0W ...„.............................$38.50 project. REGULAR $42.50 COLES HEATER N O W ...............’ ...............$35.00 Mr. r.nd Mrs. C. D. Goodnough. Mr. and Mrs. Lou Ayres, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Crowder, b ill Ortman and REGULAR $37.50 COLES HEATER NOW ................ ............ $30.C0 Rube Zweifel and son Billy, Mr. M. C. C. Pyle of Arlington were In Her L. Roesch and Miss Francis Neuger, miston Sunday. All three were war all of La Grande, were week end ing a broad smile as they were in REGULAR $42.50 HOWARD HEATER NOW ......................... $34.30 guests at the T. W. Botkin ranch. possession of six birds, and stated Mrs. Zweifel i8 a daughter of Mr. tht these birds were not trapped In a and Mrs. Botkin. woven wire fence. New Crop Oregon Walnuts, none better, the best grade, 40c lb? Caliioria Walnuts, 35c pound. Flannel Shirts, Blazers, Sweaters, Warm Clothing and Caps are now ready for your inspection. BRING US YOUR EGGS. WE PAY THE HIGHEST MARKET CASH PRICE. O F Q U A L IT Y A M D 6 E R V IC I' NO HUNTING SIGNS Now ready HERMISTON HERALD Bill Glass of Pendleton was a week Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hesser have re turned to Hermiston after a visit at end guest at the C. M. Best home. The Dalles. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jones of Uma Ralph Galbraith, a former resident tilla were in Hermiston Tuesday of of Hermiston, is back in the commun this week. ity for a visit. Mr. Galbraith now W. J. Warner was among the en resides In Wilsonville, Oregon. He has been a guest at the O. O. and W. thusiastic football funs In Portland W. Felthouse homes. ever the week end. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Shaar mot ored to Walla Walla Sunday where they were the guests of Mrs. Shaar’s parents of that city. V V T H E N y o u b u ild It la a lw a y s a com fortin g V V th in g to k n o w t h a t th e b u ild in g m aterial« y o u b u y are g o in g tp b e u p t o sp ecification s, i C h ea p , flim sy conetrucrion u su a lly pees .hand in hand with poor quality m aterials.f f S a fegu ard you r b u ild in g b y le ttin g us know ^ « L m . ^ ^ e j P d . w e w ilL y n r k w t t b y o ^ ------ ! to see tliat your interests are well protected, k We are headquarters for el) depmdabls building materials and can also help you select ta good, reliable contractor. T e ll us w h a t y o u plan t o d o —v , can and WiU g iv e y o u h elp fu l a d v ice. Tum-A-Lum Lumber Company R. A. BR0WNS0N, MANAGER Do Y ou K now - Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Swayze ware in Portland for a few days last week. Yudeth Kelley visited at the home of Mrs. Pat Slscel In Wasco, Ore gon, last week. Mrs. Slscel is a for- ...er Hermiston resident. —— <,L • II. E. Shesely was a business visi tor ln Portland this week. When you will again be able to buy at wholesale prices: Preferred Stock Canned Goods, Golden Gate Teas, Coffees and Spices, Chase & Sanborn Teas and Coffees, Ball Brand Rubber Footwear, Queen Quality Shoes, Greenhood and Arrow Shirts, Hole- proof Hosiery. FOR SALE The End Is Near 100 per cent effic ient 1926 Ford Touring Car Buy N O W and SAVE! Watch our wndows Friday and Saturday for Big Guesing Con test. Beautiful Leather Traveling Bag GIVEN AWAY. FITTED WITH: Dr. and Mrs. W. C. Cox of Seattle were visitors in Hermiston Monday. They were motoring through to Hot Lake, Oregon. When you build, w e are ils-eadyjto serve you Oregon Hdwe. & Implt. Co. Arthur Coe, of Helix, Oregon, In Robert C. Myers of Walla Walla was a visitor at the Frank Little dependent candidate for county com missioner of Umatilla county, was a home last Sunday and Monday. business visitor % Hermiston Tues B. S. Kingsley and Dave Mittles- day. Mr. Coe wag n his way home dorf spent the week end on a hunt after an extensive tou through the west end of the county. ing trip in the mountains. Mrs. S. F. Walters of Blalock was in Hermiston Sunday visiting at the home of her father, W. T. Solvester Mr. Solvester returned to Blalock where he expects to spend most of the winter. I We also Have a few Bargains in Used Heaters 171 KINGSLEY’S H O U S E Coles’ Hot Blast and Howard Heaters at greatly Reduced Prices. If you are in need of a Heater Now is the time to buy while our Stock is complete Mr. J. E. Halley burton of Moro, Oregon, moved thlg week to the Her Mr. and Mrs. 0. O. Felthouse and miston project and has taken a Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Watson were lease on the George Briggs 20 acres dinner guests at the W. W. Felthouse cast of Hermiston. home Sunday. The New Crop Date« are now on th e market, 2 lbss. 35c PH O NE H EA TER S! Mrs. Frank Little was hostess at an afternoon party at her home last Saturday. Eight guests were pres ent. 15c Golden West Coffee, per pound.............................................................. 54c H E R M IS T O N 'S Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hitt have re turned home from a few days visit In Portland. LOCAL AND PERSONAL ■ BREVITIES ■ H erm iston Produce & Supply Company CLOSE TITE TOP SPEEDOMETER THERMOMETER VAPORIZER GAS AND OIL GAUGES 19,000 Miles on State Highways Only; " " ^ * * " ^ M* " * " * * ,~ ^ * RUBBER GOOD ENGINE COMPLETELY OVER HAULED Price $200 Cash - _» _ INQUIRE HERALD ' H*— *TlWGru Dyer left recently for Salem where she has a position teach ing. I - A tte n tio n s D a iry m e n I _ OTRGfi--- , ■ WE RESPECTFULLY SOLICIT YQ3R CREAM SHIPMENTS. Mrs. Florence Blalock of Arling ton, Oregon, was a guest at the Frank Little home Sunday. Mrs. Blalock is an aunt of Mrs. Little. J. R. (Ralph) Stanley of Pendle ton, Democratic nominee for sheriff of Umatilla county, was a visitor ln Hermiston last week. WE HAVE ALWAYS PAID TOP MARKET PRICES FOR YOUR Whenever you sec these horses on a pair of overalls you know they represent o v e r a l l satisfaction. Whether they are CREAM AND EXPECT TO CONTINUE TO DO SO. WE HAVE ALWAYS GIVEN PROMPT SERVICE TO Levi Strauss WE ARE TODAY PAYING 56 CENTS Republican Nominee Two-Horse Brand Mutual Creamery Co. Bib Overalls HERMISTON For Men and Boys they represent the utmost in overall making. They are the result of over 55 years of knowing how. We could tell you all about their good pointe and how they are well made, but whan we atk you to buy a pair at our risk, giving you PORTLAND ■ is MAKE YOUR WANTS KNOWN-------TRY THE HERALD WANT ADS— N e w Pair FREE if They Rip RsUabls March s o d iss Stacs 1M 3 I” ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■i For Sale b y M EATS CHAS. G. BURK H erm iston A Small, SPECIAL ELECTION Ballot MUST BE VOTED ALSO TO SELECT A SUCCESSOR TO SINN0TT FOR ICS UNEXFIRF.D TERM B That Save You Work Harry B. Rees Republican Nominee for Be Sure to Vote on Both Ballots And Vote Both Times for Robert R. Butler man, Pendleton. Ore., Ben. R. Lltfln. Secretary. The Dalles. Ore. VESTAL. For Men and Youths, or A The regular general electin ballot, which has all the candidates for Nat ional, State, District and County offices, as » ell as the measures, v. ill be used to select a successor to Nick Sin lott for the long, or regular term in Congress. Paid adv. by Republican Congressional Committee, II. J. Warner. Chair DROP IN AND GET ACQUAINTED WITH OUR AGENT, MR you are protected in every w ay." M»de by Levi Strauss A Co. Sis Frandico For C ongress 1 ' I ? ! * ? FOR SWEET CREAM, 53 CENTS FOR NO. 1 SOUR CREAM. Copper-Riveted W aist Overalls You will have Two Ballots to Vote On Tuesday, Nov. 6, when you vote for R O B E R T R. B U T L E R ■ MEN. Two-H orse Brand Voters Attention DAIRY- ,W M . County Recorder of UMATILLA COUNTY General Election, November 6, 1928 (Paid Adv.) s I Smoked Meats, scooked and ready to serve, ofer the busy house wife the opportunity to save time when she must prepare a meal In a hurry. Keeping a supply on hand will prove*moet convenient. HERMISTON MARKET DEPENDABLE BUTCHERS PHONE 411 I
