THE HKBMIBTOW HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON.
Specials Saturday Monday
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
■ BREVITIES »
The Baptist ladies rummage sale
held In the building next to Bless
ing Hardware will be open on Satur
Leo Kowitz of Lebanon, Oregon and day, January S, from 2 to 5 P. M.
Fred Kowitz, of Rupert, Ida., were re
cent visitors at the George Lei be and
Mrs. Jessie Hooker had as her
F. Lenz farms.
guests during the holidays, Mr. and
John Newell of Silverton hag been Mrss. J. M. Coons of Dayton, W ash-
visiting in Hermiston the past week. ami Stanley Stillwell, professor in
the high school at Huntsville, Wash.
Miss Agnes Little left Hermiston Mr. Coons is a brother of Mrs. Hook
last Friday evening for Washougal, er aud Mr. Stilwell, a nephew.
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25c
SERV-US SOUPS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
PEP
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SHREDDEDWHFAT
WESSON OIL. 1 Quart size
TRY NUTOLA FOR YOUR CAKE MAKING — CHEAPER
A few friends and neighbors gath
ered at the Henry Hooker home Fri
Miss Eldora Kingsley has returned day evening, December 28 for a sur
to California after spending the holi prise party honoring Alvin Hooker.
days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. The occasion for the party was the
twenty-second birthday of
Mr.
B. S. Kingsley.
Hooker.
Chas. W. Smith of Heppner, county
Frank Swayze spent the Christmas
agent of Morrow county, was in Her
miston Wednesday of this week.
holidays at thP home of his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Swayze. He is a
Guests at the Thomas Fraser home student at Willamette university at
this week are Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Bry Salem.
ant of Anaconda. Montana, who are
on their way to California..
Mr.
Miss Barbara Edmunds of Eugene
Bryant is a brother of Mrs. Fraser.
and Ted R°y ot Pilot Rock stopped
j in Hermiston Friday and visited at
j Chas. Alspach, real estate dealer j the Frank Little home. They were
i of Helix, was in Hermiston last Fri j motoring through to Portland from
day.
. Pilot Rock where they spent the holi
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days.
Mrs. F. C. McKenzie was hostess at
er home New Year’s evening when
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Campbell and
she entertained at a party for her daughter Barbara. Of Condon, spent
¡sons, Gerald and George McKenzie, New Years at t’.ie O. C. Pierce home
! who are home from school for the in Hermiston.
holidays. Twelve guests were pres
ent. The early part of the evening
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Solvester of
was taken up with bridge, and later
j Blalock, Ore., w ere Hermlstoon vis
the young people attended the dance
Itors over the week end.
at Umatilla.
LIPTON’S YELLOW LABEL TEA AND COFFEE ARE THE BEST.
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COFFEE IN VACUUM PACK TIN 55o
PH O NE
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KINGSLEY’S
H E R M IS T O N '« H O U S I O F Q U A L IT Y A h D B E R Y IC l'
Mrs. H. E. Sheseiy was hostess at
her home on New Year's eve.
Two
tables of bridge were in play during
the evening with the prizes going to
Dr. and Mrs. Boyd Jenkins.
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EGGS AND CREAM
— WE WILL RECEIVE DELIVERIES—
Fridays and Saturdays
/ T .'INGSLEY’S
Columbia Vaiky Produce Co.
Yet Near Perfection
¿rw’LSBWI
S W h ile W e R e m a in j
In This Business
We intend to give the Buying Public price concessions, to those
who want to avail themselves of Cash and Carry Service, you will
find Prices that will pay you to take advantage of this plan.
We are not quoting any special leaders, but all goods in this
stock are specially priced to carry out this plan. If you are Inter
ested in Saving cnll at this store and prices will be named to you on
any Item you may be Interested In.
Compare these prices with what you are paying and It will be
easy to see what you can save by this plan.
Hermiston Produce & Supply Co.
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> Our Estimates Will
f 7 SAVE YOU} [MONEY
W hen you get ready to build any farm building, it
will save you may dollars to get our cost estimate.
W e will specify just what you w ill need and deliver
it the same day your order is placed, should you so
Ball Bearing
CREAM SEPARATORS
Although most artificial silk fabric
Walter Felthouse of Berkeley, Cali
fornia, who has been visiting at the is made of wood pulp, It can also he
W. W. and O. O. Felthouse homes In made from cubbages, bananas, or any
other vegetable mutter from which cel
Hermiston, left on Tuesday for Walla
lnli.se Is obtained.
Walla where he will resume his work
People can usually tell the difference
at Whitman college.
between pure and artificial silk by
squeezing It up In tlielr hands. Ren!
Mrs. Lawson has been seriously ill silk, unless weighted with chemicals
with Influenza for the past two weeks feels warm to the touch and will uoi
at the home of her daughter, Mrs. crease. Artificial silk feels cold and
slippery, besides being too lustrous.
Harvey Payne.
Its creasing propensity is one of the
greatest problems for manufacturers,
Twelve guests enjoyed a no hostess and many experiments are being tried
dinner party at the home of Mr. and to co|>e with the difficulty, and save
Mrs. A. H. Norton on New Year’s women the trouble of having to Iron
day. Following the dinner three an artificial silk frock each time It has
tablcg of bridge were In play with been worn.
the prizes being awarded to Mr. W.
J. Warner, Mrs. C, S. McNaught and
Beat Worker»
Mrs. Thomas Fraser.
Spinsters and married men are the
best federal workers, bravely asserts
Mrs. Leon Norquist is in the Her Malcolm Kerlin, acting chief of the
miston hospital for medical treat efficiency bureau which supervises rut
ment.. Mrs. Norquist lives in the Inga of government employees. The
Columbia district. Mrss. B. E. Juday reason Is that single young men an:!
returned to her home in Umatilla women think more about "dates” and
Wednesday. January 2 after having personal beauty than they do of work,
been in the hospital receiving medical and the old bachelor, also lacking re
sponslhllltys is continually wanting to
treatment.
change his job. *’The spinster,” says
Kerlin, "mothers her Job with utmost
C. W. Kellogg who recently dis care and the married man drives on-
posed
bis business Interests In ward with ambition for bis family.’
Hermiston returned early In the week Kerlin finds that the best work In the
government departments is done dur
from a trip to Portland.
ing the midforenoon hours.—Path
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist finder Magazlue.
church held a meeting Wednesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Frank
Love o f A pplause
Little, with Mrs. Hugh Taylor and
Human applause Is, by a worldly
Mrs. Bert Mullens Joint hostessea.
man, reckoned not only among the
luxuries of life, but among articles of
Miss Jane Warner was In Pendle the first necessity An undue desire
ton for t. c week end where she at to obtain It has certainly Its founda
tended the ,'ormal homecoming dance tion in vanity, and it Is one of our
given by the I. O. I. club members. grand errors Io reckon vanity a trivial
She left on Sunday morning for Port fault . . . Reputation being in It
ion 1 where she will be a guest at the self so very desirable or good, those
who actually possess It, and in some
home of Miss Catherine McVay who
sense deserve to possess It. ate apt
is spending the holidays with her to make It their standard, and to
p, rents. Miss McVay attends school rest in It as th-ir supreme aim aud
in the east.
end.—Hannah More.
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will increase the profits
o f your dairy herd
OREGON HARDWARE
IMPLEMENT 09.
CHAIN
N O R T O N ’S G R O C E R Y
RESOLVE TO SAVE MONEY
— on your food purchases during 1929
by trading exclusively at this Red &
White chain store. Avail yourself of
the better values in quality foods
feature^ here and bearing the Red &
W hite and Serv-us labels—
Most of the Hermiston students
who attend colleges and unlversliles
have returned to school for the open
ing of classes after the Christmas
holidays.
Mrs. Ursel Hiatt entertained with
Gerald and George McKenzie leave
three tables of 500 at her home on the last of the week for Portland to
New Year’s eve. Mr. and Mrs. Earl resume their work at Columbia univer
Boynton were awarded the first plrze. sity. They have been spending the
holidays with their parents, Mr. and
Miss Doroothy Straw of Portland is Mrs. F. C. McKenzie.
visiting friends in Hermiston this
week. She is staying at the F. V.
Cecil Warner wias taken to St.
Prime home and expects to return to
Anthony’s hospital in Pendleton for
Portland Friday.
medical treatment this week.
Miss Phoebe Blalock of Walla
’Valla was a guest at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Little Friday and Artificial Silk Not
Saturday of last week.
FOR DAILY QUOTATIONS FOR POULTRY, TURKEYS
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McCORMICK - DEERING
Wash., where she will resume her
work in the high school.
THAN
’ I ..S * 4 -K o 4 S . OTHER SHORTENING AND BETTER.
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A QUALITY PRODUCT
Occurence« o f In Lor«« t Glannod Hara
and Thera A bout th e C ity and
Neighborhood
January 5-7
.f. . .
’ Ttrtr BhptM Ladles Aid *111 hold a
regular meeting at the Baptlst-Chris-
tian church on Wednesday,, January
9 at 2:30 in the afternoon.
Specials Saturday & Monday
JANUARY 5-7
Serv-u8 Shaker Salt, Plain or Iodized
12c
Snowdrift, 4 pound Tins.
95c
Serv-us Macaroni, Noodles, Spaghetti.
3 for 25c
Calumet Baking Powder, 16 oz Tins.
Serv-us Coffee, 1 pound package.
Serv-us Tomato Soup................................................. 2 for 19c
Red & White Toilet Paper...................
3 for od0
Serv-us Marshmallows, lo oz. Tins ............................... 25c
Cream of Wheat.
:oc
Serv-us Chili Con Carne.
2 for 27c
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BIG
Mrs. J. M. Pare accompanied by
A atoists Catch Ostriches
her son Jack, were In La Grande last
Catching ostriches hy automobile Is
week where Jack underwent an
operation for the removal of his ton- being tried In the Arabian desert, fol
lowing the bagging of two birds In a
ells..
day by a party recently. At first the
birds outdistanced the cars, but they
Miss Helen Upham had a dellght- soon tired, and ns the unto appmaohed
fulu surprise when a few friends gat alongside, a hunter stepped on the
hered at her home Sunuday evening running hoard, grasped one bird by the
to wish her a happy New Year on her | neck and pulled It Into the car. It
return to school. Miss Upham, who, was too exhausted to struggle. The
baa been spending the holidays at the companion ostrich was captured Io the
home of her parents. Mr. and Mr». C.1 name manner, and four others were
L. Upham, ta a student at the
state normal school at Monmouth.*
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BARGAINS
at the
: HERMISTON CASH MARKET
desire.
Tum-A-Lum Lumber Company
R. A. BROWNSON, MANAGER
DEPENDABLE BUTCHERS
PHONE 411
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