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About The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984 | View Entire Issue (June 5, 1930)
TH3C flZ B M lS T O » hag" bien "reclothed "In green and Store and the ’ Hermiston Barber white, as has the front of the Her shop. miston Light A Power Company of Published every Thursday at Her fice. New signs bare been painted Pendleton Visitors. Mrs. O. T. Lockridge and Kenneth miston, Umatilla County, Oregon by and rehung for Propst’s Variety Athey were in Pendliton Saturday J. M. Biggs, editor and manager. Qtyr$rnr.ù.iuu fyralù ■stored as second class matter Deeember, 1908, at the postoffice at Hermiston, Umatilla County, Oregon THE LATEST IN ALARM CLOCKS Dick Hitt is tmploycd for the sum mer at the Red and White store own ed by Joe Norton. Sufficient Capital and Surplus Enhances a Bank’s Strength and safety. It has contributed much to the healthy growth of our Bank. OLD ACCOUNTS VALUED. NEW ACCOUNTS WELCOMED. First National Bank of Hermiston Capital, Sarplus and Undivided Profit» Over 150,000 F. B. Swayze, Fret. R. Alexander, Vice-President A. H. Norton, Cashier Pendleton Visitor. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Biggs and two [ tons, John and Dan. were Pendleton visitors Saturday afternoon and eve- i ning. Visits at West H°me. Mrs. D. A. Macdonald and sm all! daughter Jean of Olympia returne 1 home with Mr. and Mrs. E. W. West from their recent trip to Washing ton Complimenting Mrs. Macdona'.l1 Mrs. West entertained at bridge Thursday afternoon. Five tables wera In play with high score being won by Mrs. T. H. Fraser, second by Mr,. | V. Morgan and low by Mrs. Neil Robertson. Mrs. Macdonald, who is Mrs. West’s sister, returned to h nome in Olympia Saturday. Go to Seattle. ADDITIONAL LOCALS Miss Charlotte Kern and her j1 mother, Mrs. Kern, left Saturday J night for Seattle where they w ill'l apeud the summer. Leaves for Seattle. ♦ Track Lines Goes to California. Returns Fr°m Convention. Dr. F. V. Prime returned to Her miston Saturday evening after hav ing spent two weeks In Eugene at tending the State Dental Convention held In that city. A SPECIAL FOOD EVENT FOR C. C. Probstel, district attorney j for Umatilla county was in Hermis ton Thursday of last week seeing i about business interests connected i with his office. C O N S O L ID A T E D Miss Marlnn Henderson left last week for California where she will spend a month visiting with friend: and relatives In that state. MACMARR STORES District Attorney Here Yes sir— we have heard of alarm rlocks, then alarm clocks, that wak en one early In the A. M. Of everj conceivable contraption from the first crow of the cock in the morn to the regular early appeal of the baby for its bottle; of the early morning trains; of the puppy dog’ warble; of the man who gets up early to sit In the shade of the house by moonlight; the lawn mower enthu siast; the car tuner; and the what have you. But listen, gentle read er, of all the pets our local druggist Mr. W. L. "Why Late” Hamm ha. them all btfit according to tin neighbors living within blocks of the Hamm residence. Just as the first sun raye of the morning appear comes the delightful, beautiful “caw, caw caw." Then exactly three minute: of silence; “caw, caw, caw." The pel crow has been christened and named Karron, which Is a beautiful name but Just an sure as green apples arc green, from what we heard at the First National bank this morning the cashier will have "Karron stew ’’ for his special dish. • Employed ®t Store. Harold Pace, Roy Bills, Edmund Briggs, Billy Felthouse and Weslev Flessing motored to Pendleton Sun day evening to attend the show “In Old Madrid." 82.08 11.00 Bis Months transacting busiae Motor to Pendleton. Subscription Kate» One Year Eggs, 35c - - - Empties, 20c] Chickens, $1,80 * Empties, 20c\ Apples - - 40c per 100 lbs, | Groceries - - 55c per 100 lbs.\ Visits With Brother. Miss Myrnle Clayton of Enter prise, Oregon, was In Hermiston Monday morning v i s i n g with her brother. J. W. Clayton, the "dice pharmacist” at the Hermiston Drug Company. Miss Clayton was return ing from Oregon State college where she is a student. Hermiston Transfer, Agts. Fhone 31 Dr. F. V. Prime, Hermiston, Uma tilla county Is registered at Heath- man.— Mprnlng Oregonian. Employed ®t Cream’ry. Edmund Briggs has been employ- i ed at the Hermiston Creamery since the close of school. Friday, Saturday and Monday Sale -------------------------- flA n iT n r T H E D A L L E l, O R EG O N WE CALL FOR AKD DELIVER June 01-11 ill ORDERS ~ ----------, .............1 " Good quality extra stand- PRESERVES KERR’S ASSORTED FLAVORS $ J . 55 3 Lb. J a r ......... .......................... Visits at Herald Office. Vic McKenzie of Portland, Oregon. representative of Marshall W ells; Hardware Company, visited at the! lerald office Monday afternoon. Mr. IcKenzie is also prominent in Leg ion circles, holding the poistion of iational Committeeman from the date of Oregon. 49c SHREDDED COCOANUT Swans Down Cake Flour Lb.......................................... 30c W A LNU T MEATS 33c Large Package...... Lb.......................................... 58c MacMarr C offee PRO M PTLY F IL L E D Make Fishing Trip. Virgil Smith. Otto Pierce, Floyd j Knerr, Dan Follett, Merrill Potter i and A. M. Smith went on a fishing - trip Saturday to the Deechutee river, to try their luck at casting. They! eturned Sunday evening empty handed end we are wondering what] kind of fish they went after. A canned coffee quality at a real sav ing. Motors to Pendl«ton. On Highway— South 4th Street JELL-WELL SPECIAL Jell-Well is the perfect jell dessert. GROUND TO ORDER Dewey Schiller motored to Pendle-] on Wednesday evening. 6 Pkgs. Jell-Well.... 4 5 c Pound N o w A v a ila b le 4 Glasettes FREE BANANAS SHELL PRODUCTS AT THE Stewart Service & Supply Company FREE CRANKCASE SERVICE SUNFREEZE ICE CREAM COMPLETE GREASING FR1GIDAIRE SERVICE A U TO ACCESSORIES CONFECTIONERY GOODS LUNCHES, COLD DRINKS SERVICE W ITH A SMILE PHONE 701 R ic h f ie ld G a s AND R ic h lu b e O il HERMISTON f\ .. 1 U C | Oregon Maid Flour 49 lb. Bag •’• fl« 9 ♦ ■ -I, WEBBER’S CLEANERS M A O CORN or PEAS Alias Fannie Todd I b employed a t : the Hermiston Light & Power office ' Repainting Stores. Shesely I Shesely Paint Company has been repainting several stores during the past weak. Howe'e Bakery has un dergone a new «coat of white paint *vr|lle the Hermiston barber shoo Floyd McMullen left Thursday ofj last week for Seattle and later will return with his sister Margaret who! has been receiving treatment in a Seattle hospital since she was injur-1 t’d a yc®r ago on the school grounds. A SPECIAL JUNE FOOD EVENT for Brides—for brides of yesterday, today and tomorrow. That is what we are offering NOW. For this very important occasion we have stocked our stores to the fullest with seasonable items specially arranged and priced. And as for the VALUES—they are greater now than ever! Employed at Light and Power Office-) Registered *t Heathimn. PENNZOIL— MOTORITE THURSDAY, JU N I I, 1830 H A R A LD , HKttMIBTtkM, OltBGOJ», : OREGON Sirloirpj/Beef Ftill'f lodged Knight Tw as Charles II of Eng. land, so the story goes, who touched his scepter to the • loin of beef, pronouncing it “Sir Loin.” And the name has lived through the ages. O ur S ir lo in and O th e r Delicious Beef, Pork, and Lamb Cuts are /»deed Fit for a Krug. Hermiston Meat Market My MoW«: Q U A L I T Y and L7.RVI0X A. V TURHBLAD PHONE A ll 23c PALMOLIVE HAND SOAP FELS N A PTH A SOAP Recommerded by beauty experts. 3 Bars.............. .............................. 20c With the extra cleaning help. 10 Bars................. ........................ 5 5 c FRUITS AND VEGETABLES LETTUCE—Large Local 2 H eads.............— ORANGES 2 Dozen NEW PEAS LEMONS 3 Pounds. Dozen .. SPERRY FEEDS Sure Lay[Egg Mash 100 Lbs. r 4$2.6O Sure Milk 100 Lbs............ t .... For your Dairy Cows. Sperry’s Scratch Feed 100 Lbs. ------- $2.29 Mill Run--Sperry’s $2.19 80 L b s...................... . .~ $1.15
