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About The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 24, 1929)
THE HEKM1BTQJ gBBAXD, ? •and a s t e r cot even a track; the man that got the biggest one., etc.. etc Rut what the Herald wanta to know: (Did anyone get a deer besides H. E fehexelyT Herb, th at steak was ex cellent. LOCAL NEWS ITEMS Warner« At Pullman. W J. W arners were In Pullman, W ashington, last Saturday to see the U niversity of W ashington-W ashing ton State football game. From W alla W alla on they were accompanied by Isabelle Dodd and Clarice Watson. County Agent Here. Walter A. Holt, county agent, was Inu Hermleon Friday looking after business interests. 0. E. Comegys Here. O. K. Comegys of Pendleton was in Hermiston Monday transacting business. Here Prom Ooldendale. Mr. and Mrs. Earl M. Baker of Coldendale, W ashington, were In Her m iston over the week-end visitin g w ith relatives. Mr. Baker works for the Union Oil company. Visits Mrs. Lockridge. Mr. and Mrs. H. Johnson of Enum claw , W ashington, have been visitin g at the home of O. T. Lockridge. Mrs Johnson and Mrs. Lockridge arc slaters. A chapter of the Torch Honor society, a high school organization In the Pacific N orthwest, was organ ized at a special assem bly of the high school Tuesday morning. Member ship In the organization Is based on scholarship, participation In school activ ities and general merit. The membership roll for the local school has not yet been compiled. Betrrn With the Bacon. George W agner and Otto Pierce returned Saturday n igh t from a week's hunting trip in the moun tains. Each bagged a deer. Pierce a large one and V a g n er a sm aller < ne. George says he likes the sm all dears best. To Take Long Trip. 'roof. Has Operation. — W ? '/ / '/ / / / RIVO LI p tH ecnoN C O A ST w est ... an opera Hot Lake 4 - B IG 27-28-29 you! : jj theatres , w c . k . Rib Boiling, 20c, 2 for 35c J ..... 33c We are here to serve you w ith thff~ b est" th t Cash paid for all kinds of Livestock. Consult us before you sell. My Motto: n>-> et affords. 2 2 ■ Courteous Treatm ent and Quality. T HERMISTON MEAT M ARKET : RADIO A. W. TURNBLAD PHONE 411 D A Y S At Regular Prices T o see the new Bosch R adio is t o appreciate rbt beauty o f th e cabinets— b u t to hear th e new Published in the interests of the people o f H e m THE TUM-A-LUM LUMBER CO. A arx Voi. 1 m Screen-Grid Bosch Receiver is to realize its m ighry I d vicinity by ,ii. 31. H erm iston, Oregon, October 2d. 1;: 9 EDITORIAL I N « M M ® WORLD' S GREATEST MUSICAL COMEDY EVER FILMED pow er — its perfected tonal accuracy, its tech nical superiority. Bosch precision w orkmanship is d ie password to utm ost value. See and hear d û Will Rogers “THEY HAD TO SEE PARIS” M ater'rlly G R EEN TUM-A-VÎM- .BR. CO ****** ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ COLUMBIA T H E A f ER T H R IF T ST A M P S REMEMBER, WE CARRY THE MONARCH LINE OF CANNED GOODS, THE FIN EST CANNED. t- All records m rst be unbroken. AISO THE SENNETT GIRLS IN T HE SWIM PRINCESS NO WONDER WE CAN SELL QUALITY FOR LESS! ........ ..... PURITAN MALT R ich Hop Flavor .............................. MOTHER *8.0AT8 W ith Prem laas—Large P kg............. FRESH CURRANTS, RAI SINS. CITRON AND PEELS FOR THE FRUIT CAKES AND MINCE PIES. M i s i ARY on the scrtjii! The keen, fascinating t i l l liat detective, Philo Vance, who has lived in a million copies e f the S. S. Van Dine stories, SEE OUR NEW LINE OF MACKINAWS. SHEEP LINED COATS ETC. GLOVES. SOX. WINTER SHIRTS. A NICE LINE OF LADIES' APRONS ... 95c W H I T E THEY LAST PHOH E CHAIN RED&WHITE STORES Oet. 26-28 WEDNESDAY— THURSDAY V*°- M u r d o c h » ** S having LATEST BOBBING Specials Saturday-Mon. BRAND ARE THESE: now lives on the screen. er abroad! BED AND WHITE PINEAPPLE Broken slices, 2 2-12 tin s............ CHIU CON CARNE 35c 49c 47c 3 for ............................................. A murder Excitement and t h r i l l , SMOKED HAMS Halves or w h o le ,.P e r Pound......... on tho trail! 171 59c 29c — With— KINGSLEY’S H IW M K T Q N t H O u t j 1 9 -W KECK BARBER SH O P Aa members of the great internation al Red ft W hite Chain of independ ent grocers, w e buy at carload prices — and the savin gs on these quan tity purchases are passed along to you. i MONARCH the only coiiDmors PH O NE "That's all— see you next week. SATURDAY AND SUNDAY S LAUNDRY fours, HERMISTON ,0 1 1 . TH E TROY NORTON’S GROCERY For two weeks, from October 23 tt November 9. inclusive, wc will allow SA V E Oregon Hardware & Implt. Co. CLASSIFIED ADDS FREE V ic t o r R e c o r d s November 3d $ 2 4 0 . O ther m odels from $ 1 1 9 .5 0 up, lest tubes* J0K-- SEC CION I OR RENT— Free new plan book Just received. Many new Ideas for b u ld tn g and m odernizing homes and farm buildings. Apply Tum- A-Lum Lbr. Co. — TAL— John D unning is building an up- to-date chicken house. Torch Society Organized. N ew No. 6. "World Series Bet— Texas man The man wm, says it ’s better to bats flies from Texas to New York. ’ rent a house t: ,-n - vn one__ is, no — I’ll bet you some new Tum-A-Lum doubt, a renter. screens saves m any a fly Swatter. --- ÍA ir — R. A. Brownsoa, Editor. ADVT.Í TISI HENT — TAL— J. W. A llen Is com pleting an ad ditlon to h is home. — TAL— “W E U K u TO Ask for prices on P aints, Plaster Board, R oofing, Shingles, Barn H E -.P fa sh , ete. Our prices are aa low as any mall order catalog. FOLE 3 B . (LD" — TAL— brothers Mrs. Rena W aterman, Mrs. Georg- N ew ell, Mrs. James Todd nr.d Mrs H. E. Shesely were representative of the local Legion Auxlllnry who at tended the funeral of Mrs. Cliarlc B enefield In Um atilla Monday after noon. Mra. Benefield was a mem be of the Hermiston Legion A uxillar unit. Harmiston Drug Co. LESS Beef Steaks, l b . X& Jf ¡¿y. yetros(s»oseAh « 5 ^ Gome In! Bring In your old ree- Ofdel Choose your favorite now from otjr stock, and take hom e- F R E E • _ a aew stork of brilliant Victor music for your Vletrola or Victor Radlo- Btoctrola. PAY Sbo. Pork Rofafta, lb. 25c “ J Attend Funeral. THAT'8 ALL! AMD D e Luxe Cabinet Bosch Radio. Price, less tubes, Dr. and Mrs. F. V. Prime were In | W alla V a lla over the wcek-en » h ere Dr. Trlme attended the donta convention thore. They retin no. Tuesday evening. 3. All records must be defaced by i large X scratched across the label. C A SH Pot Roast, par l b . ...... 23c >. TALKING SINCIN, COMEZDV Attend Dental Convention. 1. A'l records returned mrst be Vic tor Records. REMEMBL'R— November 27-88-291 xtoi? for you! T U M -A -L U M T IC K L E R Emma Agee from Boardman Is r new student at the Bcvonth Day Ad veu tlst school. you ten cents cedit for every Victo Record you bring t , 0 r store W( w ill accept all your old Victor Rec orda, regardless of age, six; or type Wa w ill give yon nev. Victor Record: selection yo.i choose— in ex change for your old ones. With you: old records, therefore, yon can buil- up a credit with us that will ne- for a ne-v selection of Victor Rec ords of yo. r choice, without the ex penditure of a penny on your part. screen '— A t r e a t i: SHOW OF SHOWS! New School Student. fo r O l d ! W. E. W adsworth of Harrisburg, O regon, visited W ednesday at the home of A. W. Turn* lad. I SPECIAL oeeSÄi» e PENDLETON, OBEGON The case of the Stgto of Oregon vs. C. W. Jenkins was dismissed by the district nttorney last week for Starting Sunday, October 27 Insufficient evidence. D elicious apples. Pee F. M. Gui rite. Only a few boxes left. adv. Visits Tnxnblads. TERJAlNMENT/z Gertruude Patfersea1, Sister of Mrs L. C. Dyer, has been visitin g at tht Dyer home for the Iasi, week. Case Dismissed. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Franklin and N icholas ShSUaberger of Portland spent the week end w ith Mr. and Mra, H arvey Payne. (■ la a b .ia iija is a a iiiis a is tM Y iiT rs iT B n s s H. W. Kelley and Oral Henrlkseu returned Sunday from a huntin, trip In the vicin ity of Kamela, Ore gon. They were not successful In bringing down a deer. ‘ F. H. Gneeman of F airview . Ore gon, was lu H erm iston last Friday looking over th e project w ith a v iew of promoting better ca ttle and dairy ing. F. H. Greeman and son are one of the leading Guernsey breeders of the N orthw est, being the ow ners of the grand cham pion bull, PrMe'a Ab solute of Mound C ity. If the plans now form ulating are carried out, Greeman ft Son o f F airview w ill show their stock next year at the U m atilla Project fair. Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Cox and Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Cox of Hepp ner were entertained at the home of I. C. Cox last Sunday. Charles Cox, a prominent farmer In Morrow county. Is a brother of I. C. Cox. E l bert Cox. a cousin, is deputy Sheriff of Morrow county. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cox are leavin g for a trip _ to V irginia. They w ill then go to From Umatilla. S. T. Carroll of U m atilla was a Visits Harvey Payne. Florida and come home by w ay of business visitor in Hermiston Mon tho Panama canal. Mr. Cox’s la y and w hile here purchased a new mother lives In V irginia. PAY McCormick-Deering cream separator from the Oregon Hardware & Imple REMEMBER— November 27-28-29 ment Co •A TREAT in store for you! Return« From Hunting. ■' 1» Here From Fairview. Watt ®le ateo There is a di> i opinion at to whether a horse ,iU* Is- watered be tore, during in .f t e ,' etling. Water can be given nt . (lie th r e e times Without injurlou.. - efl- . hut It Is best From Pendleton. REMEMBER— November 27-28-2S to establish a ibii i fier observing Harold McKeen, salesm an for the -A TREAT In store for you! orse The' average Schiller Motor Co., o f Pendleton, was the Individual water conaumpi;. n of a horse la from In town th is week. tea to twelve g.-,: ons Cslly. It stalls Water System. L. Stew art, farmer of the W est- land section. Is very much pleased Go To Utah. Deceit ia 1» -eatlaa Mr. George Jenkins, assistant with the perform ance of the new There should nlw-ijs be soma foun ¡electric water system recently In county agent, left Sunday for Salt dation of fact for iiw most airy fab Lake City, Utah, to attend the gov stalled a t his ranch by the Oregon rlc; and pure Invention Is but the tai- | ernment turkey school. He w ill be eat o f a deceiver.—Byron. Hardware ft Implement Company. gone a week. We have heard hunting stories of H ollis Gordon underwent all sorts from all sports in th is sec tion for appendicitis at tion of the country in the last two W ednesday morning. Traffic Supervisor Here. the e Ralph E ki ggstaff, state traffic sup veeks. The man who killed evvisor In the Bureau of Public 'list deer o f the season; the man who REMEMBER— November lmost rot one; the one who went — A TREAT In store for Roads, was in Hermiston last week Visits Sister. OBBGOK. U A 4 .I T Y WILLIAM POWTTX I) LOUISE BROOKS and JEAN ARTHUR A N D •■ R V IC B ALSO BOBBY VERNON in "WHY GORILLAS TEAV~ e HOME” JE REOWHITE
