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About The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 13, 1928)
a :>» Specials Saturday Monday December 15-17 I local and personal ■ BREVITIES ■ OeearraeM of IiA -rw t Gl—nod Haro aad There Aboot the City ead Neighborhood PUMPKIN. Oold Bar. 2 1 -ia . ........................ 18c. 2 for 35c MINUTE TAPIOCA ................................................................. I 3c, 2 for 25c CITRUS WASHING POWDER ............................................................. T O L L IiT T IS S U E , W a l d o r f ............... o \ t A> o i .. ................ ............. 4 fur 25- Uae no Bluing, no Clorax. Just wash 10c FINE SELECTION t F NUTS AND CANDY FOR THE HOLIDAY SEASON WE ARE DISTRIBUTORS FOR LIP TON S COFFEE LOOK OVER OUR LINE OF NECKTIES, SUSPENDERS SHIRTS AND GLOVES HOSE A COMPLETE LINE OF MUNSINGWEAR, SILK PAJAMAS. NIGHTGOWNS. BLOOMERS. ETC. PHONE [ 171 KINGSLEY'S H IS M I3 T O N O H O U S E e r AND Q U A L IT Y A N O B t W V IC E » I B. M. Durlln of La Grande was a business visitor In Hermiston Wed nesday Mr. an<j Harry Kelley, accom panted by Mrs. Boynton, were in Pen dleton Tuesday afternoon. Casper Anderson of Alice), Oregon, Mr. ana Mrs. Ralph Shafer of Her was in Hermiston this week looking miston were Pendleton visitors Sat after property. urday. ATABLE VALUE. FEELING OF ACCORDINGLY A SINCERE GRATITUDE WILL ACCOMPANIES THIS FOR YOUR GOOD GREETING. MAY THE COMING SEASON BRING YOU ALL A FULL REALIZATION OF YOUR BEST HOPES. * L eath ers & L ittle Inc. HERMISTON. OREGON j 8 3 r . ’Ê ? i. ■■MBBHBanBBSaaBSaLaBüBBBBBB'BBBBBBBBBBBBI : Announcement ■ Many people are finding the savings in the cash and carry gya- that we wonder why we ! tem ao much greater than they realized, adopt this plan before. S did It not woud be impossible to list the Items that is covered In this price concession and quoting a few items would be misleading, but we invite those who are Interested In this price saving to call and compare our new prices. Every article in this store is priced to meet this new method Staple Groceries an„ all items of Wearing Apparel and Notions. Toil will find a good fire and a good place to rest while you are in town. You are welcome here to these conveniences. ■ « J. W. Messner has returned to Her miston after having spent some time in Baker on a business and pleasure trip. Mrs. H. E. Shesely entertained at I her home Monday evening, Decern ■ her 10 at a 500 party. Guests were ■ invited to make up five tables of ■ cards. Prizes for high score was ■ awarded to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kei I ley with second honors going to Miss Ada Soneson, W. J. Downer is in the Hermiston hospital now receiving medical treat ment. Mrs. Tom Wade of Umatilla ¡eft on Monday after having spent some days In the hospital. Mrs. Ralph Richards and Mrs. W. W. Felthousse were Joint hostesses Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Felt- house. Four tables of bridge were in Play. Mrs. R. L. Elliott of Pendleton was ■ Hermiston Produce & Supply Co. £ vsiting at the Pierce home in Hermiston Monday of this week. She ^ " ’■’ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■BBBaBBBBBPiaBBBBBBBF Is a sistetr of Mrs. Pierce O. C. Dr. and Mrs. J. L. Sears of Her miston were in Pendleton Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Lockridge of Hermiston were In Pendleton shopp ing Tuesday. RIGHT NOW. NOT LATER W HEN WINTER SNOWS START. IS THE TIME TO MAKE REPAIRS. A NEGLECTED REPAIR THAT IS SMALL NOW. MAY COST YOU TWO OR THREE TIMES AS MUCH NEXT SPRING. CHECK UP YOUR NEEDS AND GET 0N R PRICES Turn-A-Lum Lumber Company * I . A. BR0WNS0N, MANAOOt MADE EASY By our Table and Window Displays of Merchandise Suitable for Gifts for Men, Women B R IEF G ENERAL NEW S The trustees of the Rockefeller foundation have placed 3170,000 at the disposal of the University of Utrecht for establishment of a new school of physiology. An official announcement is made that the 53d session of the league of nations council will be held at Lugano, In southern Switzerland, all members having agreed. The trade committee of the Austrian national assembly votes approval of he measure ratifying a treaty of unity, commerce and consular affairs between Austria and United States Prime Minister Baldwin, according io authoritative Information, has dis patched a friendly reply to the propos al made by Representative Britten for an Anglo-American parliamentary con Terence on naval affairs. The reply was sent to Sir Rente Howard, British ambassador at Washington. Miss M anville Now Swedish Countess Make Repairs Now SHOPPING W. P. Luttrell, project farmer, was in Newberg .Oregon .recently, where Mrs. J. M. Pace and Miss Sansted he went on business. were Joint hostesses at a party Fri day evening. December 7, honoring George Wagner went to Portland Miss Thompson. Five tables of ! I I Sunday where he expects to stay for bridge were in play during the eve a few days. ning. Prizes for high score werej awarded to Mrs. Dean and Mrs. C. C. i B. F. Irvine, banker of Independ Durfey, with the consolatioa prize I ence, Oregon, was in Hermiston this going to Miss Peterson. Decorations 1 1 week looking after business interests. were carried out in a color scheme of 1 red and green. Peter Castrlc was in town Satur GIFTS THAT day on business. Pete has gone COST BUT into dairying milking 15 cows, and appears pleased with his choice. LITTLE, YET Chas. Smith, county agent of Mor row county, was in Hermiston Thurs day for the turkey shipment. Mr Washington, D. C.—An exhaustive Smith lives at Heppner and there study of aerological and geographical were many birds from that section conditions in different parts of the shipped with the Hermiston consign country has been undertaken by the ment. navy department with a view to estab lishing a new landing field and hang Dick Johnson farmer of Boardman, ars for dirigibles. was in Hermiston Saturday. Atlanta. New Orleans, El Paso, Si. Louis, Los Angeles and Seattle all Frank Otto of Boardman was badly figure in the survey now being made burned the firEt of the week and by the navy bureau of aeronautics taken to the hospital at Heppner for with the co-operation of the United treatment. Stales weather bureau. The relative smoothness of the air. suitability of Friends of J. S. Harvey will be In the surrounding terrain, and the terested to know that he is able to b< weather record over a period of 25 or I at work aga in and is improving rap 30 years all will be taken Into con idly from his recent illness. slderation and compared with condi tions at Lakehivst, N. J., field, which W. T. Solvester former Hermiston so far has proved entirely satisfactory. farmer, was back in town the first < Within the next 18 months, before the week. He wag accompanied by the first of the two new airships Is his daughter, Mrs. S. F. Walters of completed, recommendations for a new Blalock. field may be asked of the bureau of aeronautics by the bureau of navy Mrs. Thomas Fraser was hostess operations. No provision for any new at a party at her home Saturday eve field has been included in the 1929 ning. Three tables of cards were in 1939 navy budget, but, if necessary, it !:.y during the evening. Prizes for could be added to next year’s defic high score were awarded to A. H. iency bill. Norton and Mrs. F. V. Prime. THE LOYALTY OF FRIENDS IS OF INESTIM- u « « Among the Hermiston people In Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Little were Pen Pendleton last Saturday were Mrs. C. M. Jackson and Mrs. P. C. McKenzie. dleton visitors from Hermiston Sat urday evening, December 8. Allen VonBehren, former project ’ farmer and now aviator of Spokane. Miss Loren? Lomax of Wapato, I ' Washington, flew to Hermiston Sat Washington, has been visiting in Her-1 urday via the Columbia gorge route miston recently. Miss Lomax former to transact business. ly lived in Hermiston. LANCING FIELD FOR DIRIGIBLES SOUGHT Atrâ Wappg Nrw gear iS ,CHRISTMAS. Pleasantville. N. Y.—A daughter of American millions became the bride of a nephew of the king of Sweden In a military wedding which glittered with all the splendor extreme wealth and position conld afford. The bride was Miss Estelle Manville, daughter of H. E. Manville, American industrial leader and many times a millionaire. The bridegroom was Count Folke Ber- nadotte, a descendant of Napoleon’s marshal of thta name, afterward king of Sweden, and himself a nephew of King Gustav V, present ruler of that country. George Jenkins, assistant county agent was in Pilot Rock Friday, Sat urday and Sunday assisting with the shipment of turkeys from that district New Oregon License Plates Ready. which were sent through the Idaho Salem. Or»—Issuance of motor ve Turkey Growers association. hide licenses for 1929 will begin De cember 10. according to announcement' V. L. Hamm, owner and manager made here. A total of 253,373 cars of the Hermiston Drug Co., is the were registered up to December I ol very proud owner of an automobile this year, with license fees aggregat | he purchased recently. Walter is so ing 30,958.019.98. The new plates for proud of his car that he has bought 1929 have a black background with a parking space in front of his store white letters and figures. where the ear has been on display for I he last sixty days. The only thing Detroit Bribe Fund 32.000.000 a Year. that we might suggest here Is that Detroit, Mich.—With estimates al Walter blow up the tires. The car is ready before It that rum graft In th» getting smaller all the time. customs border patrol service In th< Detroit area annually approaches thi R. I. Burroughs of Dikimheller. staggering sum of 32.0.90.000. a federal Alberta. Canada, is visiting nt the grand Jury will resume its investiga W. G. Gordon home on the north tiou in an effort to determine the hill Mr Burroughs Is a brother of scope of the alleged corruption. J Mrs. Gordon. From Hermiston he George P. G riffith Dies in Salem. plans to go to Heppner to visit an Salem. Or.—George P. Griffith. « , other sister and then on to Port land. Thlg la Mr. Burroughs first formerly state commander of the Visit to the United States since »»15 American Legion in Oregon and prom inent in this eection, died here Sunday ARE and Children JIEE WHERE THE SELECTION AMONG THE STORE MOST OF CHRIST ACCEPT ABLE GIFTS THAT YOU CAN MAS G I F T S FOR BUY ANY MEMBER OF ANY WHERE, THE FAMILY NO MATTER OR FRIENDS HOW MUCH YOU PAY, IS M A D E A BE PLEASURE FOUND IN OUR D I S- NOT A PLAYS. TASK. W IL L OREGON HARDW ARE & IMPLEMENT CO. asa TIRES Ride and the world rides with you. Walk and it’s another tale. To be admired, you must be well tired: We have them here for sale. Pennock’s Battery & Tire Shop CHAIN STORES N O R TO N ’S GROCERY YOU LIVE WITHIN THIS RED A N iT W H ffE E0K 0M Y CIRCLE Share with your neighbors the sav ings and services of this Red and White Chain Store. No other store offers you so much in quality and service at prices so low. Let Ug prove this! Specials Saturday and Monday DECEMBER 15-17 B eechnut Spaghetti .................... . . . . . . 2 f w Hershey's Cocoa, 1-2 lb. tins ,E •Schlitx Malt. 2 1-2 lb tins, hop fl....... Cream of Wheat......... .....................~ 2 for $1 33 Johnsons Quality Mince Meat. b u lk ... .................. 25c g i b s 45c Serv-us Golden Bantam Corn, 2s........ 2 for 45c Red and White Oval Sardines........ ... 2 for 20c Serv-us Coffee, 1 lb. package........ .. White Rice Pop Corn............... 0 ,, ...... —• —- 3 lbs. 29c N. B. C. Honey Grahams, 2 lb.............. Fancy Navel Oranges, large size........ • fl- 33C Produce Specials for this w eek_ sh. Oranges. Grapefruit CHAIN RED&WHITE stores
