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About The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 11, 1930)
1 P A G E S IX THB gEKMISTOH m tW Atn, inmMTgTQy, OB2£KMT. (T H U R S D A Y , S E P T E M B E R n , l« s < ) Visit From W ills Walia, Returns From Illinois. o th e r points w here th e y w ill spend a Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Bains of Walla Mrs. Bert Quick, who has been vis w eek's vacation. Walia, are spending this week with iting in Illinois the past ' several tbelr daughter, Mrs. Wm. Shaar. months, returned to her home west Returns form Huntington. of Hermiston Sunday. Bert Haneline, who has ben visit Mr. and Mrs. Alton Naptln. of ing In Huntington, Indiana, the past Caldwell, Idaho, visited over the Visits From Oakland. Leave on Vac®tion. month, returned to hts home in this Glenn Forwoo,j of Oakland. Calif., Herbert Hedwali and Eric Byrok- city last week. week end at the Curtis Simons home. Mr. Naptln waa a former local boy. visited Sunday at the home of F R grin left Sunday by motor for Can Wright. ada. Bellingham, Washington, and LOCAL NEWS ITEMS lie turns From Olympia. Anton Soncson, who has been vis iting his daughter, Mrs. L. A. White, in Olympia, the past several weeks, returned to his home In this city Fri day night. Return From Vacation. Mr. and Mrs. George Harkenrlder and son returned to their home in Return From Trip East. Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Meyers and Hermiston Sunday after a week's family returned the first of the vacation spent in Portland and other week from a month's visit in the east. valley points. They made the trip by motor and report a wonderful time. Former Residents H*re. Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Gaither and daughter, Anna, were' In Hermiston Visit From Caldwell. Monday evening visiting friends. They were en route from their honie in La Grande to Eugene where they will spend their vacation. (Dania ©bpatrr V IT A P H O N E P IC T U R E Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hailyburton I and Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Biggs at tended the Legion Frolics in The Dalles Saturday night. They return ed to Hermiston Sunday. TWO SHOWS EACH EVENING First Show Starts 7:00 P. M. Mr. and Mrs. George Story motored ( to Yakima Sunday where they spent i the day visiting friends. Visit From Echo. W. A. Crary, editor of the Echo! News, and daughter. Nan, were vial-I tors at the Herald office Tuesday! afternoon. Dr. H. C. Curry, the Seattle Eye sight Specialist, who has made pro fessional visits to Hermiston for IB years and is known for good optical work at reasonable prices, will again be at Hotel Hermiston Thursday, ’’eptember 18, for one day. Eyes ex amined, glasses ground and fitted. At Stanfield, Friday, Sept. 19.— adv. Program Starting Sunday, September 14 The GREATEST SCREEN DRAMA of ALL TIMES “JOURNEY’S END” FRIDAY AND SATURDAY . 4 DAYS STARTING WEDNESDAY World’s Funniest Picture | Leaves Hospital. Mrs. jes» Oliver of Irrigon, who I has been receiving medical treatment in the Hermiston medical hospital, the past several weeks, returned to her home Tuesday. ^¡Úlce W hite Jade. Mainau DO YOU KNOW— How talkies afe made? What goes on behind the scenes? Where the movie stars go at night? What it takes to become a star? What goes on behind the closed doors of studio "conference?” How the yqice is recorded. How it is sent tb your ears? You’ll see it all, and much moro In this big, wonderful movie love-rom ance! GORGEOUS SCENES IN TECIINI- 1 COLOR. ALSO VITAPHONE COMEDY 1Y AND MONDAY ! Returns From Illinois. Rita Loudermilk, who has been at ten d in g school in Illinois the past year, returned to her home the first of the week to visit with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Loudermilk. Al Clayton is employed at the Rohrman Motor Company as sales man. Saturday Only. WILSON CIRCULATORS AT $45.00 TO $65.00. . ff you are interested in a Heater, »nd one that will give you a maximum of heat with a minimum amount ° ,*ue*> w*ll pay you to examine our lin'e of Cir-t culators, which is the most complete in STYLE. QUALITY and PRICE, ever shown in Hermiston. Fall hats at the Propst Variety Store.— adv. W&sten 'tectric SOUND SYSTEM USED EXCLUSIVELY R. Alexander of 'Walla Walia, and 1 vice-president of the First National I bank of Hermiston, was In this city Wednesday looking after business in terests and visiting friends. ALSO FOX MOVTETONE NEWS AND VITAPHONE ACTS COMING AL JOLSON —in— “SAY IT WITH SONGS’’ can advertise p ro fita b ly • • • Mr. and Mrs. Ray Jutllla of Walla I Walla, were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Michaelis Saturday] night and Sunday. RED & WHITE T h e result will be a finished product that w ill a ttrac t attention and ba read by your prospecta.................... R. & W. Sour Kraut, 2 1-2 2 fo r............................... Red & White Starch Look! Look! Saturday Meat Specials! F. B. BARKER, Agent. 1 pound package gB SSSSL 35c Hamburger, l b ..... Red & White Minced Clam* 49c Flour, Red & White QC R. & W. Sliced Pineapple 53c 2 fo r.................................... Fancy Patent; 24 U lbs.......... O Ö C Fancy;2 f o r ................ 4 INDEPENDENTLY -K OWNED Rib Boil, lb............ ............... * 2 Pounds....................... Hermiston Market Beef Pot Roast, lb....................... Beef Steak, lb........... Red & White Fancy Rice DON’T FORGET THE DATES. A H a w M I > T O N ,H H O U g t O F Q U A ^ R v ^ A IM P « « W y t C K ' [ TUM-A-LUM TICKLER 20c 12c 28c 20c LUNCH MEAT SPECIALS Bologna, Minced Ham, Pressed Ham, Liver Sausage, Head Cheese, Weiners, 25 cent* per pound. The Home of Good Steaks. ’ UNITEDLY OPERATED 0W N IR SERVES Hermiston Meat Market < BUYER SAVES > I T H E RED & WHITE THE TUM-A-LUM LUMBER CO. Phone 331. Hermiston, Oregon, Sept. 11, 1930 e d it o r ia l Ole and Jens w are novices a t the fis h in g game, b ut had re m a rk a b le ; O ur idea o f agony is a M exican luck a t th e ir firs t a tte m p t. "B y jumping bean with Inflammatory y im m ln y , das bane fin e fis h in g hole. j rheumatism. Las m a rk das place a n t comb back» R. A. B ro w n to n , E d ito r. to m o rro w ,” suggested Ole. as be p a ll ed up the anchor. • Then ae he s e a r Q uestion: Is a chicken tw o weeks ed th e shore Ole asked. " D M yow eld — old enough to eat? m a rk das place v a re ve caug ht d o e * (See answ er b elo w .) fis h ? " " T a h e t,” answ ered Jeas.i A y poot cross m a rk on d a side dst L . Jackson ia b u ild in g a chick boat.” Ole snorted, “ V a l.la a k h e a d .: en house th is w eek. how ya k no w ve il get das same boat' to m o rro w ? " A N e w Y o rk policem an stopped a holdup m an by b u ttin g h im in the im ach. One cop who used h is head. R a lp h R ichards ia a d d in g tw o c W a n te d — W e t ra in . W’ e ll. I f a chicken tw o weeks old (Is n 't old enough to e a t how can it live? - t(| OOMFtETE LINE OF DRESSES, COATS, HATS, BERETS, Published ia the interests of the people of Hermiston sad vicinity by Special for R. & W. Coffee Week. Red & White Coffee A. W TURNBLAD — PHONE 411 4 KINGSLEY’S -Red & White Super Specials. Red & White Spinach Gloss or corn; 2 for SWIFT & COMPANY "Quality——Service” COME IN, WE THINK We reserve the right to limit quantities CHICKENS WANTED HOME OF QUALITY MEATS PRICES ON ALL LINES. AND ACCESSORIES. WE DELIVER SAT. & MON., SEPT. 13-15 Heavy Leghorn Springers Light Leghorn Springers . Heavy Hens ...I.................. THE pla c e WHERE w e BUY kX)R CASH AND SELL FOR CASH. THAT'S THE REASON WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY ON YOUR MEATS. COME IN AND SEE U8 BE FORE YOU BUY. FULL LINE OF FRESH AND CURED MEATS TO SELECT FROM. WITH Nationally advertised in "Good Housekeeping” Magazine, the Red & White organization and a host of Red & White products enjoy the coveted approval of “Good Housekeeping Institute”—Makirg a double guarantee of quality and value (2 l-2s) 2 for .......... m store ? J. M. NORTON, Owner PHONE YOUR ORDER nr WE CAN SAVE YOU SOME MONEY! Mrs. C. C. Claypool Will . be at this store September 26 and 27 "Good Housekeeping” Says O. K. to These Red & White Quality Products. T h e first step toward ameu ta sdvertwing is the choke o f the proper medium. I f you decide upon special folders o r a n u la r leñera, let u i aid yon in the choke o f paper, ink and type. Remember Our September Sale is Still On. REDUCTION Visit From Walla Walla. Read the home paper and I weep. He didn’t know how to fly. It made hip» dlsny to atand on a chair then fate and a beautiful girl take a hand, and he finds himself doing tail spina and nose dives. You’ll laugh, gasp and shout with glee at this mad frolic of the air, Oregon Hdwe. & Implt. Co — — — At the Variety Store. REMEMBER THB We Also Have the Wilson Circulators Visit in Lexington. From' V/aPa Walla. YOU X Modernistic and Fireside are both very good Cir culators and a little cheaper than Heatrolas—$90.00 to $120.00. For those who do not feel able to afford the Heat rolas. The Wilson is a very good low priced Circu lator and one on which we can meet all competition and yet guarantee to give you a Quality Heater. . Dewey Schiller of Pendleton was! In Hermiston Wednesday evening is'llng friends and attending tc business Interests connected with the Shell Oil Company. —with Miltop Sills in his best all-talkie. Members of the Mount Everest ex pedltlon eneountereil birds nnd (islies »( great heights which previously hn<1 been thought Imposf llile of snstiilnlnr life. C o ’s. C ir c u la to r Dr. and Mrs. M. E. Wilson of Spo kane, Washington, visited at the( home of Mrs. Wilson’s aunt, Mrs. W. L. Hamm, Saturday. Visits From Pendleton. UAKTROU slowly—it measured off Its gradual changes almost Invisibly, like the hour hand on the clock. But today its tempo Is that of the second hand. The move ment of evolution that la quickening business with rapid changes is alarm ingly visible rad makes it difficult to keep up with them.—R, 8. H e c h t T h e Q u in c y S t o v e Visit From Spokane. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Norton, accom panied by Mrs. Norton’s mother, Msr. Thomson, motored to Lexington Sun day where they visited Mr. Norton's cousin, Mra. II. L. Duvall. Mrs. E. F, Pierson is a patient in ) St. Anthony's hospital in Pendleton1 this week after undergoing a major operation there Thursday night. Reports state that she is improving. HEATROLAS RANGE IN PRICE FROM >100.00 TO >160.00. Miss Alta Little of La Grande, who visited at the W. L. Hamm home sev- »ral days last week, returned to that city Sunday. Employed as Salesman. The New Pace of Business Change Business evolution need to move XB OF LAUGH MAKERSi Returns to La Grande. with World’s Greatest Comedians. 111 in Hospital. The Genuine Estate Heatrola is the only heating plant in the world that has the Intensi-Fire Air Duct This unique device captures and utilizes heat which in ordinary heaters goes to waste up the chimney. Heatrolas are a little higher in price than ordinary circulators but far more efficient in heating and fuel saving. Ask the many satisfied Heatrola users. Motor to Yakima. (Attend Frolics. Phone 19-W Heatrolas 1C oal O f STORES A m ericaa L Ife. To keep yo u r home w arm b a rs COAL. T he fu e l economical. rooma and basem ent and oth erw ise? rem od eling his house. H e w ill have ? • ’’• ’7 a ttra c tiv e home when com plet- - ed. A lit t le taste o f re p a irin g and re m odeling would probably p a t yo u r t home la fin e shape (o r th e rig o rs s o f w in te r. T h e boy stood on the b u rn in g t The heat was coming from
