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About The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984 | View Entire Issue (July 31, 1930)
PAGE SIX LOCAL NEWS ITEMS Goes to Pendleton, Imogene Paul left Wednesday for Pendleton where she will spend sev- eial days visiting at the home of lim a Clarke, former Ilermiatun girl. Returns to Portland. Mrs. Mary Morrow, who has been visiting the past week at the home of her daughtor, Mrs. A. W. Chris topherson, returned to her home in Portland Tuesday of this week. NOTICE!! vacationing along the seaahora. hotel business. Baby Girl Born. Return From Seattle. H ighest Paid A m ericani (Stems tttypatrp P ro g ra m S ta rtin g S u n d a y , A u g u s t 3 Phone 19-W —her latest and greatest. 'C ove AMONG MlUIONAintS7 Farl Watson, who has been visit- ngg his grandmother, Mrs. A. M. hay at Narupa, Idaho, for the past >vo weeks, returned to his home in his city the first of the week. Friday Saturday VICTOR Nf LAGIIN WIIU&M WJUUOAN film recording has been upheld by tile court*. 15c ..................................... 37c P. & G. WHITE NAPTHA SOAP, 10 bars UIVAN TASHMAN WESTERN ELECTRIC SOUND EQUIPMENT USED EXCLUSIVELY. Mrs. H. J. Eelscamper, who has een in San Francisco for . the past everal months, receiving medical rentment, returned to Hermiston ’riday Of last week. Mrs. Belscam- er’s health is much improved. .................... BROOMS FOR ............................................................_........................... And a good one for the money. ONIONS. FOUR POUNDS ............................ — . 8. Stover of Longview, Wash- ngton, former resident of Hermiston, -as visiting in Hermiston the first of | the week. He left Wednesday morn- ng for Kansas where he will spend lie winter visiting relatives. , — ,, T’fcC 10c — BOYS’ POLO SHIRTS, ALL COLORS Regular $1.25 Shirt for 93 cents. ------------------------------------------------------------- --------------- ---------------------- W e P ay H ighest Cash Price For Eggs 20c For severeral Days Past—W hat did you get? A SAFE PLACE TO TRADE AT YOUR HOME OWNED SERVICE STORE THE STORE J. M. NORTON, Owner COMMUNITY PROSPERITY IS IN YOUR HANDS. Think! Will the money you spend for food this week-end stay in local cir culation where at least a part of it may be returned to you? It will if you pat ronize an independent store such as the Red & White. “Quality always Higher Than Price.” ,>*. OUR MEAT DEPARTMENT NOW OPEN. CHOICE CUTS OF STEAKS, ROASTTS, CHOPS AND SUMMER SAUSAGES. -Red & White Super Specials. We reserve thé right to limit quantities F ru itfP e c tin (1 2 -o z . B o ttle s ) Quaker Puffed Wheat Quaker Puffed Rice 1 Pkg. each—both for pun. and Men— “SONNY BOY " SOME OF OUR SPECIALS teturns Much Improved. SAT. AND MON., AUG. 2 - 4 next week Oregon Hdwe. & Implt. Co. Former Rcsidcnt Here. Dr. 1 « De Forest, inventor of the Fri. and S»t— "NO. NO, NANETTE’ mick-Deering Cream Sepa rators wc have on our floor. Here you will find a ma chine in just the right size that will suit you in every 'little detail. O r tell us when it will be most convenient and we will prove to your full satis* faction, right at your own house,that the McCormick* Deering is the closest-skim* ming, easiest • turning, easi* est-to-wash cream separator you can buy. You will staypleased year after year with a McCor* nuck-Deering. Come in and look it over. ’eturns From Nampa. radio "tube,” whose patent on sound- ALSO FOX MOVIETONE HEW3 ’’ . he next time you are CORN STARCH, 2 Pkgs........................................... -a comedy riot -it’s great. Universally Appealing! Cream Separator near our place, stop in r T and look over the McCor Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Conley and [ children who have been living in the S. P. Dodd residence for the past I several weeks moved on Thursday of | last week to their new home on Main dreet recently purchased, which was ormerly o'cupied by Mr. and Mrs. T. Dowell. Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Payne. Mary Irownson. Ruth Cherry, Gladys Swar ■,er and Margery Mullins, who spent i week at Puttie Lake attending the Epworth I-eague Institute, returned o their homes In this city the first f the week. Tuesday Wednesday Thursday * in.an.«BAn«i. A beautiful girl, a New York de tectlve and his prisoner— a man ac cused of murder. For days they drifted, then one morning the t»nta- clcs of the Sargasso Sea drew them to Its vortex. And there they found A JMWER.BROS PRODUCTION Ball-Bearing Return From League Convention. snMitrswru.shauuuMHfB ' t w i t aam.juai atan FRIDAY AND SATURDAY L Also VITAPHONE ACTS The McCormick-Deering I Move to New Residence. First Show Starts 7:00 P. M. NOAN'BEIRY Mrs. F. C. McKenzie and sons, Ger aid, George and Frank, left for Pen dleton last Friday where they spent I rnveral days, going to Bingham Springs Wednesday of this week I where they will spend some time /acationing. Mr. and Mrs. II. W. Kelley and Mrs. W. S. Boynton motored to-Walla ‘.Valla Wednesday of this week. TWO SHOWS EACH EVENING VIRGINIA VALLI, JASON ROBARDS Go to Bingham Springs. I Motor to Walla Walla. P IC T U R E S — with— that has pleased housewives in every community rivoli The theatro building formerly ca ll-! New line of Green and Cream ed the ''Columbia” has been remodel- Enamel Ware at Propst Variety store, cd and will open August 1 under the — adv. new regime that calls for only the ______ best In talking pictures. From La Grande. We intend to show more of the bet- Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Sinden and ter pictures here than are shown In daughter were guests at the home of any other theatre In the state. From Mr. Sendee's sister, Mrs. O. 0. Felt what we have learned you, the peo- j house, Saturday and Sunday. pie of Hermiston, will not tolerate ______ mediocre entertainment. We will Former Resident Her*, Mrs. Stanley Campbell and daugh give you pictures that you will not want to tolerate, you will be glad to ter Barbara, former residents of Her miston, now of Condon, Oregon, were support and boost. To the business people of Hermis in Hermiston Monday. They were ton: We very much appreciate the on route to Pendleton. encouragement many of you have offered. In return for this support The Dalles Visitor. we are endeavoring to make this Mrs. Joe Udey spent several days theatre one that you will enthusias last week at the home of her mother, tically recommend to your friends Mrs. Tom Sink, in The Dalles. She and customers for appearance and returned to Hermiston Saturday. comfort ns well as for the unsurpass ___ v , ed pictures to be shown here. I,eave for Newport. Mr. and Mrs. II. T. Fraser and son Tommy accompanied by Miss Clare HrjMrnt, left Monday for Newport where they wiil spend some time An empire of ghost vessels with a strange population of castaways rul ed over by a giant brute— and a law among them that every woman must choose a mate within a day. A tale of adventure, romance, love like you’ve never seen before. This is the Separator ----------- sa N S S M n c;---------------J Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Sutton, former Mrs. F. C. McKenzie, George. Ger-| residents of Hermiston, now of Beav aid and Frank returned from Seattle I erton. Oregon, are the parents of a Thursday where they spent several | 7 1-4 pound girl born July 21 at weeks. Attends Scont Camp. Walther Ott went to the Boy Scout P.caverton, rotary camp near Walla Walla Sun Has Tonsils Removed. Frank McKenzie, small son of Mr. I day where he will spend a week. Boardman Mm Trades Store, O. II. Warner, Boardman business and Mrs. F. C. McKenzie of thia city, Walther Is assistant Scout leader of man, well known in Hermiston, has had his tonsils removed at St. I the local troops. tiaded his store and will devote his Anthony’s hospital In Pendleton Sat-| time and interest to farming and his urday. Visits at Best Home. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Couch and taby son and Miss Hazel Ragin, all of .Portland, were visiting at the home of Mrs. Couch's aunt and un cle, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Best, Fri day, Saturday and Sunday. Mr. Couch is secretary and business man Eugene Grace, president of Beth ager of the Dornbecker hospital In lehem Steel Corporation, whose Portland. compensation' for his work runs òirtàcTioH w est c o A j» r theatres . / a t . around $1,000,000 a year./ TO EVERYONE INTERESTED IN REALLY GOOD ENTERTAINMENT | At Variety Store. V IT A P H O N E THURSDAY, JULY 11, IMO THB HEBM1STOH HTEBÀLIÎ. HERMISTON. OBEGG2T« 40Ç 19c Red & White Oval Sardines Mustard or Tom. See; 3 cans . 32c R. & W. Salt, Iodized or Plain 2 for ..................................... 17c INDEPENDENTLY OWNED The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. .arry McMillan, of Goldendale, Vashington. born in a local hospi- al last week, died Saturday morn- ng. ______________________P H O N E 19c J a r Cnps, Econom ys 25c Peaches, R. ¿ W., 2 Vi 2 for ................. 49c B. & M. B'an'. & Brown Bread B o th .......................... ............. 39c Blue & White Pink Salmon, Is 3 f o r .......................................... 50c 1 7 1 ______________________ KINGSLEY’S deputy Assessor Here. R. O. Steele, deputy assessor from ,’end!eton, was in Hermiston Monday I looking after business connected with his office. H N R M I S T O N ’S H O U S E | Move From W alla Walla. O F QUALI A N D S E R V IC E ' TUM-A-LUM TICKLER Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Mlchaelln I and two sons of Walla Walla, moved to Hermiston Tuesday of this week Published in the interests of the people of Hermiston and vicinity by I and will make their home on the west THE TUM-A-LUM LUMBER CO. Phone 331. tide in a house owned by F. C. VoughtCr. Mi. ?. ichaelia la employ- — AGENTS FOR— lad at tho Red and White Grocery. Varnish | From Pendleton. Jar Rubbers 3 for ....... 31c R. & W. Bluing or Ammonia Pint bottles ; 2 f o r .............. 3 a ty Son Dies. Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Till of Pen dleton were visitors at the C. M. Best I home Thursday and Friday. ©' a’ w XlR a n 1' SKIRT'S AR1 OBTT1N* LONQeR BUT | NOTICE TH B GAL* THAT HAS a Bov ON TW» STRING AIN’T GtVIN'-HIH ANY LONGCR ROPE THAN THEY U6t£D TP* UNITEDLY OPERATED • • • le t u s sh ow y o u w l t y GOOD p r in tin g p ays! Y-. m- » Voi. 30 Hermiston.-Oregon July 31. 1930 No. 29 When better automobiles are built Did you know that 20 sax of cem they will become obsolete just as fast ent will make 120 feet of 4-lnch as the present ones do. concrete walk on your place? Or R. A. Brownson, Editor. build a 20 barrel water tank with a But that is the nice thing about a concrete apron around It? house. When It become obsolete Just remodel aad repaint It and it can’t be told from a new home. Some dlffereence when you try that Then there was the Scotchman with a 1910 Ford. that married on the 29th of Febru ary so his anniversary would only "How much are eggs today?” come every four years. "Good eggs are 45 cents a dozen ■[ and cracked ones are 35.’* ’’Well, crack me up a dozen.’* Dear Folks: - 11 Just finished a Job 11 of remm’-llog. • I’m ready fr - i s t * I work. Remember, I can do painting and building o f a l l kinds. My phone Is 331. Handl-Man. *’8ave the Sur isee an,) You Save AU.” House Paint at $3.49 per Kallon. Playground equipment has been "Thia oae will be oa sse,’* said the hu put la at the school grounds this lellow m g , plcke4 tomb- wselt, stows.
