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About The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984 | View Entire Issue (April 11, 1929)
THE H BBM ISTO y HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON. ■■■■■■■>■<■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■«■■««■■■■■■■■■■■■■■Ml ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■B COME EARLY BE ONE OF THE LUCKY 10 SALE STARTS AT 8 O'CLOCK SHARP SATURDAY MORNING APRIL 13— ENDS SATURDAY NIGHT, APRIL 20TH ■ ■ ■ ■ SALE STARTS AT 8 O’CLOCK SHARP SATURDAY MORNING APRIL 13— ENDS SATURDAY NIGHT, APRIL 20TH HARDWARE AND HOUSEWARES CHNA CREAM PITCHERS M ost A m azing Bargains in Good, N ew , Bright and U p-to-date Mer chandise. Startling R eductions in som e older lines. 9C ALUMINUM WARE SPECIALS All over iridescent china. Bright colored body, black handle and gold edge. Iris, tan and blue lus-^ ters ........................................ CUP AND SAUCER Good quality, heavy white semi- porcelain. A popular size and shape. 2 Pieces for ........... 99 per cent pure aluminum—highly polished finish outside, rich satin fin ish inside. Your choice of these handy everyday pieces—all with full 1 quart capacity. Paneled sauce pan,, Rtew pan, pudding pan and mi..- ing bowl. Get these early! Each ..................................... COME A N D SEE FOR YOURSELVES - SOMETHING TO INTEREST EVERYONE NO FAKES! ALL GOOD VALUES! 9c 9c Com e Early and Bring Your Friends to this Great Sales Event COAT HANGERS White and color enamel hard wood. Special. Two for 9 INCH SOUP PLATE B B B B Good quality white, semi-porce lain. Deep shape. Highly glaz ed. Each only ................... 9c EXTRA SPECIAL DEEP BERRY BOWL 7V2 Inch Diameter 9c B B B Tw o-Tone Glass Stem w are Thia is less than half wholesale cost. Three cup size at this sale........................ Clear glass body with bright green stem and foot. Choice of: Water goblet, high and low sherbets, and wine glasses. Worth twice our gy low price. Each Piece........................................................................ .......... GOLDEN IRIDESCENT GLASSWARE Sparkling, fine quality glass in un usually attractive patterns. Choice of: 6% In. table butter dish, 4% in. tee box butter dish, 6% in. crimped bowl, 4 In. cream pitcher, 6% in. and 7*4 in. round deep bowls. Each ........................ ...... 9^ iANCY CHINA WARE WATER SETS Jug and six glasses. While they last. $ 1 .6 9 CREPE SHELF PAPER 10 inch wide, 10 ft. long. White and tinted soft crepe paper with fancy colored border.................. 9~ LUNCH BOXES Bright, colored metal. Hinged cov er, ventilated box, drop handles ........................................... 9^* HOT PLATE PADS Three sizes: 6 and 7 1-2 In. round, 6x9 In. oval. Washable fabrlkold face, green flannel back. xv Choice, each ........................... • ....* /£ COLORED FLOUR SIFTER Floral decorated, light semi-porce lain. 6 In. plate, oatmeal dish,, sauce dish. Each............... Full size, holds 3 to 4 cups of flour. Side kindle, rotary style. Finished outside In bright colors. xv Choice Red. Yellow. Green, Blue ENAMEL PERCOLATORS ________ $1.19 12 In. long, nickel plated steel dou ble dashers Wood handle "and wood knob arc both enameled In white. Regular fOc value. xv Only 1 to Customer ................... 9c CAST IRON CORN EREAD PANS 79 Cents GIASS NEST EGGS 3 for 9c HANGING BASKETS 99 Cents 9C DOUBLE DASHER EGG BEATER i/C DINNER PLATE 9 In. size plain white semi-porcelain. Matches the soup plate. _ Pig size— big value! .................... 9^ COLORED GLASSES vzC 19c 11 3-8 In. round. Beautiful designs lithographed in colors. Take your pick— 25c values. Choice xv Each .............................................. 9C STAINLESS PAEING KNIVES The 3 Inch keen cutting blade al ways stays bright as new. Wood han dles enameled In bright colors, xv Choice, each................................ 9C COMBINATION SETS Lemon or orange juicer and a xv measuring pitcher ............... . 49C SILVERWARE Wm. Rogers & Son dessert spoons. Set..................... a ” x xv T r ig <p 1 • Silverware dessert spoons. £><-) ftfl Set ...................................... $¿«99 COMMUNITY ~ Rose tinted thin glass. Spiral o- tlc pattern. Water tumblers and iced tea glasses. Each ........ ................................. FRUIT JUICE EXTRACT OR Heavy glass. Each-.................. TIN BREAD PAN 9x5 1-4x2 14 inches. Reenforced top, rounded corners. xv Each ............. '................................ JxC Individual Butter Spr'der An nn Set........................................ $ ¿ .9 9 1847 ROGER BROS ~ ONLY A LIMITED NUMBER OF MANY OF THE ITEMS. COME EAR LY AND MAKE, YOUR SELECT IONS W HILE THE STOCK IS COM PLETE. n n $¿.¿9 o V b $ 4 .0 9 BLACK SCREEN PAINT 5% ounce can quick drying paint. Specially prepared and mixed thin— ready for use. Take advantage c>{ this low sale price. Can .. .............. ............................. yC MIXING BOWLS Plain glass In— Sets of five................................ ( ^9c $ 1 .0 9 TIN BISCUIT PAN 10x6x2 inches. rounded corners 4 ounce. Footed. Each i . . . . . . ...................... ........................... . . . . . . 30 FOOT C0THESLINE White braided cotton covered with strong jute center. Reduced q during this sale to....................... 9C 3 for— THERMOS JUGS One gallon capacity, Each. WASTE BASKETS Assorted, colors. Each...,....,...,.............................. 9c LARGE COFFEE CUP White, hard, glazed, seml-oreelaln. A popular style for every day 9c A $1.00 MERCHANDISE CfTO.TLF- CATE WILL BE GIVEN FREE WITH THE FIRST TEN CASH PURCHAS ES OF $ 1 .0 0 OR OVER ON SATUR DAY MORNING. 9 OUNCE TUMBLER 9c NOVELTY WHISKEY GLASS 79c EXTRA SPECIAL— TOKENABA FLOWER VASES, BOWLS AN JARDLNERS ............. 69c 12 Inch octagon bar of high grade tool steel. Goose neck with claw and chisel points. A handy tool for opening crates and boxes.. 9c Reinforced too, and 9c $ 2 .1 9 HANDY PRY BAR MIXING BOWLS Pink or green glass. Sets of five.. 9C SHERBET GLASS- Silverware tea spoons. 50 A n year guarantee. Set........ Silverware table spoons. Set ............................. ...... f ....... 9 C 0 V B METAL TRAYS Sparkling Iridescent and transpar ent green glass. The beauty of the strawberry and cherry patterns Is further enhanced by the dignified leaf etched effect. prism border............................... B B EXTRA S P E C IA L - EARTHEN WARE TEAPOTS 9C GRATER-AND-SLICER Combination fine and coarse grat er and vegetable slicer and cutter. 7 1-2 inches high. Use all four sides........ .............................. 9c Each— 9c PICTURE CORD Rayon covered wire with tassel and rosette covered molding nail hook, Choice of colors. CI- á SJ QC ' r u 1..1 ENAMELED WARE Gay mottled enamel with blue edges. Choice of: 2 qt and 1 % qt. sauce pans, 2 qt. and 1 qt. pudding pans, 2 qt. mixing bowls, 10 U In Wash Basin. Each ........... “9c STAINLESS TABLEWARE Chromium plated knife and fork— can’t rust, stain or tarnish. Knife has popular irench style han dle. Each piece...... 9c 1847 ROGER BROS. Dessert Spoons. Set................. $ 2 .4 9 CHOICE ASSORTMENT Florentine glass Cream and Sugar, Brassware, Colored Vases, Baskets, Trays and many other Novelty Arti cles suitable for bridge or 500 prizes. YOUR CHOICE ......... .......................... 79c OREGON HARDWARE & IMPLEMENT CO. LOCAL A PERSONAL ■ b ..tV rriE £ • Oeeanme**« of Inw rw l Ulwanorf Horo and There About the City and Neighborhood Dean Rodgers was In Heppner to day on business. Mr. and Mia. A. A. Little were visitors in Pendleton Saturday. George Wagner of the Hermiston Transfer comany made a trip recent ly to Golldendale with a truck load of household goods. J. W7Morton, local grocer, i's con Mrs. C. H. Crandall of La Grande fined to his home this week with an Margaret Bibs wf < a week ,ls a guest at the home of her daugh attack of flu. guest at the Gi s Lb,der home. Mrs. J. F. McNaught of Portland Is ter, Mrs. J. M. Prindle. in Hermiston for an extended visit at NEW ! F. C. George Echo merchant, was A party of Hermiston Elks at In town on business Tuesday after the home of her son, C. S. McNaught. M en’s and Roy’s 3pring Caps tended a special meeting of the Elks noon. 75c to $ ¡.00 Ross Newport of Portland, former lodge in Pendleton the first of the week. Among those driving up from mayor of Hermiston, was back in C. W. Kellogg, who disposed of his here were J. F. Bllderback, A. H. garage business in Hermiston last town on business last Friday. Norton, Ole Arrson and Earl Baker. winter, is back In town this week Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sllvey and Mrs. looking after various business inter At a meeting of the Hermiston Ir ests. Mr. and Mrs. Kellogg have been J, M. Campbell, former Hermiston re- ddents, were visiting In town Mon rigation District last week. E. L. In Yuma. Arizona most of the time day from their homes In Condon. Mr. Jackson was elected a director of the since leaving Hermiston. MrS. Kel Sllvey was looking after business In ■»rgrnlxatlon to succeed B. J. Nation logg is now In Portland. <vho recently resigned. terests In this community. Wash., where he was working. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Earl Boynton, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Smith are the ¡»»rents of a baby girl born at St and Mrs. Neil Boynton, Mrs. W. S. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Felthouse left Anthony's hospital In Pendleton on Boynton and Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Kel ley motored to Helix Sunday where last week for a two week's visit with March 27. relatives In Oakland, California. They they spent the day visiting with re went via the motor route. Mr. and Mrs. C. L, Upham and latives. laughter. Miss Helen Upham, were Harold McKten. automobile sales (hopping In Pendleton last Satur Mr. and Mrs. Vrla Lenhart have man from Pendleton, was in Hermis day. returned to Hermiston from southern Oregon where they have been visit ton the first of the week. Mrs. A. F. Hughes of Pocatello. ing for two or three weeks. E. C. Lucas, auditor with the state Idaho, arrived Monday evening In W. L. He mm, city treasurer, was industrial accident commission, was 'lermlston to visit at the home of her called to Pendleton for Jury service daughter, Mrs. H. O. McCulley. in Hermiston Tuesday. thia week. Mr. and Mrs. J. U. Pearson left for Mrs. Pearl Straw, a former Her- Mrs. Carl Jackman of Dallas, Ore Portland Tuesday afternoon by motor. nlston resident, la In town this week from her home in Portland. She Is gon. was In the Hermiston hospital 1 .ley expert to be gone a tew days. lilting with friends and looking af- for a minor operation thia week. Mrs. I. C. Cox has returned from er business interests. Mr. Markey, manager of the Colum FpoXnae where she spent a few days Dr. H. C. Curry, the Seattle Eye bia Valley Produce Company of Ken vlsltlhg her brother. Victor Wigles- v ortfl who vat there a short lime on sight Specialist who has made pro newick, Washington, was In Hermis business. Mr. Wlglesworth formerly fessional visits to Hermiston for 20 ton on business Tuegday of thia week. lived on Butter creek above Pine year« and la known for good optical Ed. McMillen, floorman of the ( Ity bvt la now located In Calgary, work at reasonable prices, will again be at the Hotel Hermiston Wednes Black and White garage, has returned Ait». day. April 17, for one day. Eyes from a few days' visit la Portland. Mr. end Sira. W. D Gordon have examined and Glasses Fitted.—Adv. Mrs. F F. Rodgers and son Jackie rxxlved word that their son Mathew Cleve Clark was a Hermiston vis of Sacramento, Calif., are visiting In la In the Sacred Hetrt hospital In Mrs. Rodgers le Fpokaae suffering from a broken leg. itor In Pendleton Monday of this Hermiston now. the daughter Pf Mr. and Mrs. Ed The rccident occurred near Chelan, week. Bengel. REDWHITE STORES NO RTO N’S GROCERY DO ALL YOUR SHOPPING HERE To make your food buying easy. Red & White Chain Store Products assure uniform high quality. Red & White Services make shop ping doubly easy. The owner serves— The buyer saves SpecialsSaturdayMonday Specials Saturday-Mon. April 13-15 Del Maiz Coi n. No. 2, Fancy Yellow . 2 for 373 ^O N A R e^ Heinz Oven Baked Beanss... SERVUS CATSUP 14 os. Bottle ________ ....________ .... 2 for 85c Rice. Fancy Blue Rose.......... lbs. for 25c Lemons ...................... 2 dos. 49c TRY OUR MONARCH GOODS None Better on the Market. M urdoch * April 13-15 A NEW SHIPMENT OF LAD IES’ SHOES JUST RECEIVED Work Shirts. Overall», Cover all», and Gloves. Hat», Caps and Straw Hats. THOM E 1 7 1 KINGSLEY’S I S M H T Q N » H O U e i O F Q U A L I T Y * N [ ? » IR V IC T g - .• I [•J SERVUS Pure Strawberry Preserves 47 oi. Jars ...... ................. 8CHLITZ MALT HOP FLAVOR 3 for --------- __________________ WESSON OIL Quart cans .............. Servus Macoroni. Moodies, Spaghetti S for ..............«............... 23c LW1 [•J 63c $1.33 51c 25c Setiur R E D ^W H IT E ’ ■ ■ ■ ■
