The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984, December 27, 1928, Image 4

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    n x K & n s T O ir
I M. T. Matntt said that he was go-
Miss Eldora Kingsley arrived home! Miss Rose Donovan, local teacher.
j lng to La Grande Saturday.
We Saturday from California to spend went to Lewiston, Idaho, to spend
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
wonder If he ever got there.
Christmas with her parents, Mr. and the Christmas holidays with her par­
■ BREVITIES •
Mrs. B. S. Kingsley. Miss Kingsley ents at their home.
Occurence» at I n t a c t Gleaned Hare
is
teaching in California.
Dr.
Louis
C.
Garner
of
North
Bend.
end There About the City end
Oregon. Is at the home of his parents.
Neighborhood
Miss Edith Mlkesell who Is teach­
Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Garner for the
Miss Ina Gilbert left Hermiston ing at Pilot Rock this winter, is home
holidays. Dr. Garner motored up
' George and Gerald McKenzie re­
from North Bend arriving In Her­ for Portland Monday where she will to spend the holidays, with her par­
turned from Portland to spend the miston Sunday morning. He was ac­ spend her vacation.
ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Mlkesell.
holidays with their parents. They companied from Medford by Miss
are students at Columbia university. Marian Briggs who lg spending her
vacation with her parents, Mr. and
Nancy and Joe MeNaught re­
Mrs. George Briggs.
Miss Briggs
turned to Hermiston last week from
teaches In Medford.
Oregon state college to visit with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Me
Herbert Haneltne was In Hermis­
Naught.
ton from Albany to spend Christmas
Mr. and Mr». George Harkenrider day with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. B.
THE TIME WHEN WE ARE INCLINED TO
are spending the holidays In Port- Hanellne. He is employed In Albany.
Specials Saturday Monday
December 29-31
Affiliated Buyers Best Coffee, 1 lb. Pkg....
(The one with the Big Stick of Candy)
48c
Palm Olive Soap, 3 for
White Corn, No. 2 tins, 7 for...
Monitor Peaa, No. 2tina, 7 for...........
25c
99c
Have you tried Lipton’s Coffee? If not you have
missed something for there is none better. We are
distributors for it. Vacuum packed tins, 1 lb. 55c,‘
2 lbs. $1.10, 4 lbs., $2.15.
A new Supply of Fruits and Vegetables are just,
in and very nice now. Oranges are cheap for the
quality.
PH O NE
alnd as guests at the home
Harkenrider's parents.
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of
Mr.
FORGET, AT LEAST FOR THE MOMENT, THE
URGE AND SURGE OF BUSINESS AND TO
THINK MORE SERIOUSLY OF THE BEAUTIES
OF LIFE AND THE THINGS WHICH MAKE
LIFE MORE WORTH LIVING.
John Haddox, representative of the
Pacific Mutual life insurance com­
Ralph Galbraith of Wilsonville, Is pany ,1s in Hermiston this week.
a guest at the O. /). Felthouse home. Mr. Haddox now has his headquarters
in Portland.
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Vane Boynton of Pendleton is
spending the holidays In Hermiston.
KINGSLEY’S
H IR M I8 T O N
H E K M ÏS T O X ,
Jim Pearson of the Black and
White garage, was in Pendleton on
Yudeth Kelley and Earl Bakar are business Thursday of last week.
visiting in Goldendale this week as
guests of Mr. Baker's parents..
Golda Bowman, Earl Warren, John
Biggs, Erma Boty and Winston Rob­
If you have any gambling instinct, erts had the best scholastic record in
start the New Year right at ■ the the fifth grade for the period between
Thanksgiving and Christmas.
American Legion Country Store.
H O U & fc O F Q U A L IT Y A N D 8 I R V I C 1 '
ONE OF LIFE’S GREATEST GIFTS IS THAT
SPIRIT OF FRIENDSHIP WHICH SHOULD UN­
DERLIE ALL RELATIONS BETWEEN MEN. WE
LIKE TO THINK OF OUR CUSTOMERS AS OUR
FRIENDS; WE LIKE TO FEEL THAT THERE IS
A SPIRIT OF FRIENDLINESS WHICH UNDER­
LIES EACH BUSINESS TRANSACTION.
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N O R T O N ’S G R O C E R Y
THE LOYALTY OF FRIENDS IS OF INESTIM-
ATABLE VALUE.
SO WE PAUSE TO EXTEND OUR SINCERE
THANKS FOR YOUR SHARE IN OUR SUCCESS
THE PAST YEAR AND TO EXPRESS THE HOPE
THAT WE MAY, IN SOME SMALL MEASURE
AT LEAST, HAVE CONTRIBUTED TO YOURS.
MAY THIS HOLIDAY SEASON BRING HAP­
PINESS TO YOU AND THOSE WHO ARE NEAR
AND DEAR TO YOU; AND MAY THE NEW
YEAR BRING YOU AN ABUNDANCE OF SUC­
CESS AND PROSPERITY.
A2C0KDINQLY A SINCERE
FEELING OF GRATITUDE FOR YOUR GOOD
WILL ACCOMPANIES THIS GREETING.
MAY
THE COMING SEASON BRING YOU ALL A FULL
OREGON HARDWARE &
IMPLEMENT CO.
REALIZATION OF YOUR BEST HOPES.
Leathers & Little Inc.
Wishing You
364 Days o f Prosperity
HERMISTON, OREGON
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and one
BATTERIES
HAPPY NEW YEAR
Why blinded so by the car lig h t glow,
That we turn aside and stop.
Aak something easy— their batteries, we know,
Were charged at Pennock's shop.
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S W e Wish All Our Friends a Very J
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Merry Christmas
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Happy New Year
A MERRY CHRISTMAS
—and—
cHAiNRED&vÿHITEsws
A HAPPY NEW YEAR
Kneer’s Repair Shop
— READ THE WANT AD«—
■ Hermiston Produce & Supply Co. I
In All the Homes
IS F
SPECIAL BOXES
of
We wish you
A Happy New Year
CHIilSTMAS CANDY
Christmas candies in special boxes
that b r i’.the the spirit of Christ­
mas. The quality of the candy
add« to the pleasure of giving it aa
a gift, since you know it will
p’.eaao.
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HITT’S CONFECTIONERY
AS TIME GOES BY
During the year we want to
give you even better service than
we have in the past, and we wish
you
A HAPPY NEW YEAR
Tum-A-Lum Lumber Company
R. A. BROWNSON. MANAGER
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Everthing
Electrical
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Pendleton. Orn.
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Herm iston M a rke t
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