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About The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 28, 1929)
TBS HZBMISTOB HERALD, nr&iUïlSTOK, OB EG OM. y All are welcome. Dewey Marian Henderson, refreshments; and The high school student body real tinatton." Merlin Barnhart, clean-up. ised »47 In profit from the Curtiss l ayne, paktor. This party ia an annual event and subscription contest recently spon B. ptist-Christian Church has been postponed from time to time sored here. There will be regular services at this year. the Baptlat-Christian church Sunday, Baptist Church Use of Cars Appreciated There wil be no meeting at the December 1, as follows: Bible school The high school wishes to thank Baptist church Sunday. The Rev 10 o’clock; preaching, 11 o'clock; Christian Endeavor, 6:30; preaching the members of the American Legion J. T. Dowell will be out of town. service 7:30. The Rev. W. H. Don and other persona in the community Adventist Church who have been so free in donating The theme for the morning wor ner will talk to the children at the His the use of their cars to tbe members ship. Sabbath, November 30. wilt be close of the Sunday school. of the high school football squad. "Everyday Christian Living.” Can morning message will bq "Spiritual The cars were valuable in affording we be Christian under every circum Kinship.’' His evening message will transportation to and from the games stance and environment? Sabbath be "Summoned Before the Court." and were greatly appreciated. school is at 10 o'clock sharp. Prayer Pulpit Committee. meeting will be at 7:45 Tuesday, Seniors, Sophs, Victors Burk’s For Bargains. The seniors and sophomores were December 3. The subject of the study at that hour will be "Prcdca- the victors in the inter-class basket Artichokes, have, said a number of Be thankful you have reason hall games recently played. The persons in this community who have enough whether you have sense sophomores defeated the freshmen 15 studied the problem and should know, enough, or not. to 13 in a game that was played over will be a money crop for Hermiston. time and the seniors defeated the Jun the After considering the different' And y°ur tun,my 8tand iors by a score of 45 to 9. The game phases of the question, this state- sllock ot the 28th. between the two victorious classes ment does not seem to be founded on will not be played. a lot of speculative theories. It does STORES TO BE CLOSED Inter-class basketball games for look as though the artichoke Indus- --------- the girls will be played soon under try should mean a great deal to this All stores in Hermiston will the direction of Clara Voyen. community. 'closed Thursday, November 28, Old Bus to be Replaced THE MOST FOR THE LEAST Considering the situation practic- honor of Thanksgiving day. The old school bug running on ally, the following facts present what is now known as the Swarner TRY O U R SU N D A Y DINNERS themselves: line will be replaced soon by the Artlrchockes have been grown suc ♦ SCHOOL NEWS ♦ school board for district number 14. cessfully in Hermiston for a number Lunch Counter*, Tablet and Bootns School Holiday of years. The soil, the climate, the Hot Lunches to be Served There will be no school the Friday irrigation facilities make this part of On Friday, November 22, a com following Thanksgiving. C. W. Jenkins, Prop. Hermiston, Oregon the country one of the rare plaoes mittee from the Parent Teachers aa- where they can be grown success- sociatlon met In the school house and New Pupil fully for commerçai purposes. completed arrangements for the serv- Artichokes are needed by the Pabst ing O[ hot lunches to school children corporation in the manufacture of during this school year. The lunches food products. The plant has been will not be served until the weather found to have distinct dietary values. becomes colder. Although the The Pabst corporation has tenta lunches were served free of charge tively contracted for artichokes at a last year, there lias been a change in price of »16 a ton delivered at the the program for this year, and the station. The yield to an acre is con children will be charged 2 1-2 cents servatively estimated at 10 tons, al for each luncji. Mrs. Alice Minor though the average yield on the pro will prepare the food, which will con ject has been 12 tons. sist of a thick soup or stew. On one The artichoke crop is not difficult day each week, chocolate will be to alse. served. Get out your pencil, Mr. Farmer, Board to Meet and figuro the facts out for yourself, On Friday, November 29, the high ell, Mr. Farmer, and figure the facts school board will meet at 8 o’clock out for yourself. at the school house as a levying board It looks as though artichokes to levy taxes for the coming school should be an economic boost to the year. district. Party to be Friday S e r v ic e that click» 1 T he subscribers to our ju st names to u s. T h ey A general get-together party spon CONCERNING NEWSPAPER sored by the high school student Service in yo u r ow n neighbor 146,000 t e le p h o n e s in are p eo p le, to whom w e BUSINESS body and paid for by the losing team hood an d everyw here yo u go. Oregon fill m any books, desire to make our serv in the Curtiss publication contest re Tho editor of the Hermiston Her- cently held is planned for Friday Service that ta v e t yo u r money, and the subscribers to all ice as personal and as you r car an d yo u r frien dsh ip. "ald, like other newspaper men. evening, November 29, In the Hermls our 1,500,000 telephones th ou gh tfu l as w e know knows that running a newspaper Is, ton auditorium. Mary Brownson Service that w ill p le a te you r on the Pacific Coast fill how . Imore or less, the business of the student body social manager, has the wife. public. When it comes to what shall general supervision of the party ai ONE KIND OF SERVICE—THE E very man and wom an m any m ore books. It public when It conies to what shall well as being chairman of the enter BEST POSSIBLE. takes m any expert em in o u r o r g a n i z a t i o n be printed, whnt views shall be ex tainment committee. Other corn nil pressed and what shall be played up ee chairmen are Harold Pace, music; ployees just to keep track w ishes you to know that T ry it Is very much the public’s business, of their changes of ad you are not a m ere name T h is E x p e r i m e n t but when It comes to paying the or number to us, but an dress and of service. freight and keeping the journal oper D riv e In today a t any Red, • ting It Is much loss the public In W h ite and B ine Station o r B u t th ese thousands appreciated custom er. terest. Garage. Aek the D e a le r— o f subscribers are not “ W hnt Is this im proved Tho only source of revenue that BAKING service yon h ere to offer?” the publishers ot this newspaper POWDEI have comes from selling Its advertis T he P acific T elephone A nd T elegraph C ompany i/MMMfi ing space end subscriptions to the ST A N D A R D OIL COM PANY Herald. It is extremely rare that OF CALIFORNIA anybody asks us for a free subscript ion, but it is an everyday occurence when some one comes in with a re •Pure urut quest for tree advertising which they Î^OLUIELY naively call a "notice." The advertising rate of this news paper is fixed at what we believe ia a fair rate. It is necessary In order that the paper may meet its de mands. Of course, we assume that a certain amount of spare will be Bold for this purpose each Issue, and re serve the rest of fhe paper for news matter, which we print for our ad vertisers as well as our readers, be Yon can’t afford to experiment cause a newspaper pulls advertisers with ammunition on a dock when its reading matter pulls the hunt. You want shells that you reader. know are right because ducks Now, we don't Intend to convey are a mighty hard test of a the idea that our advertisers are free shell’s ability to deliver results. space graftors. In almost every in stance where a customer has eskod Yen want a shell that w ill de for free space he has done so with liver a killing pattern at a long out understanding exactly what was range. That is ju s t exactly Involved. On the other hand, there what Peter* High Velocity are numerous people and concerns Shell wiU do. both in thia town and out of town Come in and get your supply who assail us regularly with insist of these shells. There are T h e phrase “T ve ent demands for free publicity. In many other items here In which justice to everybody we treat all Graduated to Camels” originated yon w ill be interested. w ith a Camel smoker. I t e xp resses alike, and leave out publicity stuff the experience of m illio n s who that has no news value. seven religious denominations, and not a single one makes the effort to have the custom old Thanksgiving Publish'd every Thursday at H » - service. A letter from some of these mlston, Umatilla County, Orason by churches explaining would be a fine J. M. Biggs, editor and manager. thing, and make good news value tor next week’s paper. Entered as second class matter December, 190S, at tbe postofftce at It is Just about the time of the Hermiston, Umatilla County, Oregon. year for some of the genuine spring gnrden fiends to begin to show signs Subscription Bates of the tame coin la I nt. One Tear .............................. — »2.0« »1.0« As usual—Hermiston "shows up at Bis Months----- the showdown." The local football team "upset” big Mac Hi to the tune of 32 to 0. A MONEY CROP S lp ^ r rutatun ty ra lù HUNTERS CAFE Meals Served, Cooked as at Home 1 1 .0 0 0 R ed , W hite and B l u e Standard Oil Dealers.... with ONE PURPOSE and here it is! NOT ju s t names What Will It Bring? W ill it be laden with tha good things year»? That depends on whether day thru the years. thru the not you have saved day by Start a Savinggs Account at this bank, no matter how small it may be. First National Bank of Hermiston Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits Over »50,000 F. B. Swsyw, Pres. R. Alexander, Vice-President A. H. Norton, Cashier CONSOLIDATED Truck Lines - Em pties, 10c\ Chickens, $ 1 .8 0 - Em pties, 20cl 40c per 1 0 0 lbs.\ Eggs, 35c - Apples 55c per 1 0 0 lbs.\ Groceries - Hermiston Transfer, Agts. Phone 301 WEBBER’S CLEANERS THE D A L L E S, OREGON WE GALL FOR AND DELIVER li C rescenti w hy smokers graduate to jt accumulated Dec. 3 4 M A IL ORDERS PROM PTLY P IL L E D USED CAR PARTS for all makes op cars Hermiiton Auto Wrecking House E. F. PIERSON, Mgr. WE BUY USED CARS C amels - SERVICE through C a m e l* have learned to know re a l smoking pleasure. One of the meanest and most low- down-dlrty-un-sportsmanlike acts of a would-be hunter can do Is to kill tame fowls. There have been tame ducks ahot as high as one dosen In a flock—turkeys shot In the farmers , yards. What about It Mr. Game War den. going to continue Issuing hunt- i Ing licenses to the iin-rc-p'inslble. and As taste In smoking develops, It naturally leads toward better quality. New smokers m ay not be critical b u t when they once experience the true mildness and surpassing fragrance of the Cam el blend, they realize th at WILLARD here is a real superiority. It is for smokers of such discernment that Cam els The Pendleton East Oregonian \ makes the wise crack that Umatilla and vicinity Is the wettest spot In Eastern Oregon. Well, possibly so. I and not that we object to living with in six miles of Umatilla, but Pen-1 dleton ie still the county teat of this I county. Hermiston Is an Irrigated | district, and we are glad that we are wet for the crops sake. May we ask Just one more ques tion? Hasn't eny one in Hermiston or adjoining territory anything to he thankful tor? Here we boast ot BATTERY nre m a d e . . . for them the choicest tobaccos are selected . . . and this qual ity is maintained for the m illions who know genuine smoking pleasure. HITTS w hen th ey learn the difference th e y flo ck to CONFECTIONERY IL J. Teheeea N.G Camels BATTERIES BLACK» WHITE 6ARA6E
