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HBBMIOTOJ HERALD, mERMPSTOK^ ORBGO2T.
From Chicago.
High Price (or H on.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER », 113«
124 VOTERS REGISTERED
Harry Nelson aad C. Neiaoa «(
Stories about Hermlstoa hogs top
—
Chicago, .were guests at the home of ping the Portland market have be-1 One
hundred and twenty-four
Thornaa Stewart and W. H. Hannan come so numerous as to attract little names were registered by J. 8. West
In Columbia district last week.
attention, but last week an unusual during the registration period cloa-
thlng happened at the Porland yards, tog October 4. A large number were
Goes to Portland.
Pendleton Vititora.
The first lot of hogs offered for sale registered on tfce closing day. Mr.
Mrs. H. B. Hitt left for Portland
H. W. Kelley and H. E. Hallybur- on the market were thoee from H er-, West has not made a check of the poll
Wednesday of this week where she ton were Pendleton visitors Wednes miston which sold for »11.S0. With- books, so Is unable to determine how
will visit her daughter, Mias Doro day evening. They attended a Leg- in thirty minutes after the sale th e ' many of the voters are new ones lu
thy Hitt, w k i is employed la that ton meeting In thaj city.
price droppej to »11.90 and remain- the Hermiston districts. Interest In
city.
fed at that figure for the day.
the governorship and power measures
Sunday Gue»t».
on the ballot are ome of the reasons
Robert Harris. Laura Harris and Motor to Arlington.
Visit« From Walla Walla.
given for the large registration.
Jack Hokum of Walla Walla, vis Mrs. Nash of Pendleton and Donald
M r and Mrs. M. L. Watson and
Harris of Heppner. were Sunday son Earl and Mrs. O. O. Felthouse Goes to The Dalles.
ited Sunday la Hermiston.
guests at the August Linder home In motored to Arlington Sunday.
Mrs. Joe Udey left Thursday of
Columbia district.
From Portland.
last week for The Dalles where she
Mrs. D. F. McGreal of Portland,
will spend several days visiting her
Visitor From Umatill*.
Ironing Board and clothes rack
visited several days of last week
Mrs. Milo McFarland of Umatilla mother, Mrs. Ton\ Sink.
rpeclal
at
89c.
Propet
Variety
store.
with her aunt and uncle. Mr. and
was a visitor In this city Thursday.
—adv.
Mr«. Hainman.
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
Goes to Potland.
J. W Clayton left Monday by
plane for Portland where he will
spend several days visiting friends.
Leave for California.
Mr. and Mra. Win. Hannan left
SK S • J Monday of thia week for Hollywood.
California, where they, will make
their future hutue.
Opening D*ncing Studio.
Twilltt House Is opening a danc
Ipg studio In the T. O. O. F. hall
Hermiston on October 11, 193o at
10 A. M. to 4 P. M. Toe, ballet and
tap.—adv.
John Lewis, Norman Pennock and
Robert Knapton, former local boy,
Mrs. O. R. O’Danlel of Pendleton
M. T. Matott returned Friday last
now
of
Portland,
was
In
Hermiston
was In Hermiston several days last
from a hunting trip in the Blue
week vlslttng her daughter, Mrs. F. Tuesday of this woek visiting friends. mountains. Each brought bock some
C. McKenzie. She retiirneq to Pen
game. Norman got a buck, Johnny
dleton Tuesday of this week.
Goes to Lewiston.
a bear and Matott a coyote.
Catherine Crannn «pent the week
end in Lewiston, Idaho, visiting
R«tr>rns From Condon.
FOE SALE CHEAP
1 Mrs. Virgil Smith and son and friends.
daughter returned to Hermiston Sun
42 acres Alfalfa Land under Irri
day after, apehdlng several dayB vis Motor to Pendleton.
i itlng relatives and frlcndu In Condon
Harold Pace, Roy Bills and Mar gallon, some Improvements, 2 H miler
‘ Oregon.
garet Bills motored to Pendleton Fri southwest of Hermiston. Inquire at
Stewart's Cabin Park, Phone 701.
day evening.
«-»Ip
Stated Communication.
Stated communication of Queen
Esther Chapter O. E. S. next Tues
day at 8 P. M. Mrs. Anna Bills
Deputy Grand Matron, will make her
official vf»«, 'V isito r, welcome, fly
order of W. M.— adv.
®asta®í|paírp
Visit From Chelan.
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Burnham, of
Chelan. Washington, who have been
visiting their son, J. S. Burnham, the
past week, returned to their homo in
that city Wednesday.
From Walla Walla.
R. Alexander, of Walla Walla
Washington, vice-president of the
First National Bank of Hermiston,
V I T A P H O N E P I C T U R E S was In this city Wednesday -vlslttng
old friends and looking after business
Phone 19-W
interests.
TWO SHOWS EACH EVENING
First Show Starts 7:Oo P. M.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
IÎM IÎ
__
Visits From Monument.
Clara Hedwall, who teaches school
Monument, Oregon, spent the
week end visiting her parents. Mr.
an,j Mrs. G. F. Hedwall, who live on
the North Hill.
From La Grande.
Mr. axid Mrs. Walter B^ikland
former residents now of La Grande
ere In Hermiston over the week-end
attending the Umatilla Project Fair
Return to Enterprise.
Virgil Wsgner of Enterprise and
Claude Rennie of Wallows were
guests at the Mrs. A. Bills' home
Saturday night and Sunday. They
returned to their homes Sunday eve
nlng taking Mrs. Wagner and two
What a combination for round af children back with them, who have
ter round of side-splitting comedy— been visiting Mrs. Wagner's mother
Here's the heavy-weight laugh sen Mrs. A. Bills, ths past several weeks.
f
sation of the century— racy humor
mtle-a-mtnuto action.
Deer Hunters Leave.
!F-T
All In Technicolor.
AND FOX MOVIETONE NEWS
SUNDAY AND MONDAY
WILL ROGERS!
in "They H»d to See Paris”
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
or U enntof on. In tbv S ta te o f Oregon. at th e c l o t
v f b o a ln o n on S ep t. 24, I MO.
Officials of the "Oregon Mothers,” ganization, and Mrs. Paul Ager, exe
an organization composed of mothers cutive seceretary. Others in
the
Overdraft* »...„--- ----- ---_ --- ------
m of University of Oregon students, and
United Stataa Gov. aeourltlaa ow ned___ S.SMI.OT a number of university people now on party included Mrs. F. W. Bond, Pen
Other bond a, ataeka. eaeorltlaa, ata_...... SI.8SS.S0
tour of the state, made a »too In dleton, state vice-pijesldent; Presi
Banking honea .„ ..........
8.000.00
dent Arnold Bennett Hall, of the Uni
Hermiston on Monday, October 6.
Raal aetata owned other than banking
— ......— -----
4.846.06
Above, left to right, ars Mrs. J. F..- versity of Oregon; Burt Brown Bar
with Federal Reserve
. . __ ■
...................... a .................. - r - , 16,810.0® Ilill, president of the Portland, Ore ker, vice-president of the university’;
Cash In raolt and amount due from N at
ional bank.
28.O7l.7t gon, Mothers; Mrs. Walter M. Cook. and Alfred Powers, dean of the ex-
O utside ekveke and o th er cash I t e m . __
10.00 Portland, president of the state o r-! tension division.
Redemption fund with U. 8. Trenaurer
=
RESOURCES
h s iM a e d d b m u e ta ...............................
From Stanfield.
U. S. Treaanrar.............
Oregon Hardware
& Implement Co.
if
811.80
LIABILITIES
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
C apital atsek paM la __________ ¡...^ ........ 88.000.00
RwphwA ud .
.
.
.
Z Z „ Z Z ’. 10.000.0b
Undivided profit, m t ----- -------- ....... 28,248.00
ClMnlattne note* outstanding.
6,280.00
D m to banke including eaahier'a checks S.1M.6S
------- ..................
177.748.88
■— ---------------------- 88.108.S7
Total
......
At
Jack Kenney, Stanfield business
man, was In Hermiston Thursday of
this week.
1
IIEl!BERT HOOVER raid: "The basis of child
welfare Is health and physical development, the
foundation of child health lies In proper feeding.
In Its broad aspects, the proper feeding of child
ren revolves around a public recognition of the
Interdependen*-« of the human animal upon hla
cattle. The white rare cannot aurvlve without
dairy products."
N O TIC E
POT ROAST BEEF ................................................. ................ i g c
SIRLOIN AND ROUND 8TEAK............................................ 2Sc
PICNIC HAMS ...........................................................
J. M. NORTON, Owner
22c
FAY CASH AND PAY LESS
*TH E HOME OF QUALITY MEATS”
The Store OWNER Serves You Here.
"Quality— —Service”
— PROVIDING YOU WITH THE FINEST QUALITY. THE BEST OF SERVICE AND SUPERIOR
ALL AROUND VALUE— P L U S THE CONTRIBUTION TO COMMUNITY PROSPERITY, WHICH IS
YOUR PROSPERITY. DECIDE NOW TO PATRONIZE THIS INDEPENDENTLY OWNED STORE.
BED & WHITE MAYONNAISE
I’lnt Jar with Metal Cap ....
RED & WHITE JELL DESSERT
Assorted Flavors— 3 for ..........
BLUE A WHITE SEEDLESS RAISINS
I Pound Package ...................................
3 for .....................- ....................* ......
BED A WHITE COFFEE
1 Pound Bag— 2 for......
Hermiston Meat Market
A. W. TURNBLAD — PHONE 411
W E DELIVER
— Red & W hite Super Special*.
We reserve the right to limit quantities \
PERITY DEPEND UPON AN ADEQUATE DAIRY
29c
5 for ..................- ...................... .............
BLUE A WHITE TOILET PAPER
19c
9 for
69c
..................
BLUE A WHITE BROKEN SLICE
PINEAPPLE,ZVá»-—3 fo r........
25c
69c
iA-LUM TICKLER
GREEK A WHITE CUT BFAHS, 2»
.
69c
69c
69c
8UGAR
__......... .......... - 69c
12 Pounds
" Look! Saturday Special
STEAKS, POUND ...... ..................
—... 25c
THE HAIRY INDUSTRY IS ONE OF
Hermiston Creamery
Company
TL'
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THE R E D & W H IT E STORES
PUBLIC HEALTH AND COMMUNUITY PROS
UMATILLA COUNTY'S GREATEST RESQURQ*).
*
Specials for Saturday, O ct 11
BED A WHITE SIFTED SWEET PEAS
In an address before the Associated Charities,
San Francisco.
-
ad*
SAT. A MON., OCT. 11-13
/ ‘The White Race Cannot
Survive Without Dairy
Products. ”
X -
THE HERALD OFFICE
<084.181.01
Stata of Oregon
sfu m atili*
Coun tv of
I, A. H. Norton, cashier o f Mie above n rafead
hank, do eolemnkr anear that the above etatenSai
la trae to the beet of mr knowledge and hello'.
A . B . NORTON. Cashier.
Sak sarIM and anera lo befóte me thia lat day
e f Oct.. IM9.
J Warner. Notary Public lor Oregon,
«apirea Dee. St. 1SSS.
Correct—Attest:
W. L. HAMM
F. ». 9 * ATZE.
M. A L M A N O R *
PHONE YOUR ORDER
INDUSTRY.
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.....- ..... ------------- SWM»m
Several more local hunters dscld
ed to try thslr luck at bagging i
dear and left thU week for different
parts of the stats. W. M, Vestal and
Roland Begg left Tuesday mernlng
tor John Day, Oregon. O. 0 . Fierce
and Georgs Wagner left Wednesday
for Ukiah and J. A. Reeves and A. E.
Bensel left Sunday for Ukiah.
• ParU night life with the kick of a
wild bronco!
Emj
nployed in Offic«.
WILL ROGERS, funnier than ever,
Eleanor Briggs Is employed In Dr.
qualifies as the world’s greatest Johnson’s office as his assistant.
natural talking picture actor in
comedy of Oky Paree.
ALSO VITAPH0NE VARIETY
®nd Vitaplion* Act.
IU. 0281. R*«wva DIM. »••• 11
REPORT OF CONDITION OF
.
Ilk
B
ollar
TONE TORTONE
V isit H erm isto n M onday
Return From Deer Hunt.
Former Local Boy Here.
Visits From Pendleton.
DOLLAR
INDEPENDE ENTLY
OWNED
n
Í -
i b
i
UNITEDLY
OPERATED
0 W N ÏR SERVfS
THE R t -& -W H IT E STO
ta of the people of Hermiston and vicinity hy
-A-LUM LUMBER CO. Phone 331. '
October 5 to 12 la to be celebrated
all over the U. S. as PROSPERITY
WEEK. Never In the last 10 years
have prices of staple commodities
been so low. There never waa a bet
ter time to buy what you will need
The ao called busiaeea depression la
I mostly in our minds. Plan on doing
your repairing and building this
month. G e t. optomiatlc— Let’s Go.
R. A. Brownson. Editor.
He hag got.
So to keep hla
Heat at home
He INSULATES
So it won’t roam.
A new roof or insulation of your
home may be money spent, bat U
you figure the money aaTad by In
creased comfort and the smaller fuel
consumption, you will fin j that the
Interest rate la above the legal limit.
She: "Do you kaow Joe. I tktwfr
Urla Lenhart has been building you were juet made for me."
He: “Well, dear. I’m sure
two good cook houses for the baling
These houses are on trucks. were made for me."
Whereupon they made for
Ona thing the Prophet job never other.
had to do waa take a cltaker out of
The Hermiston Light A
a furnace with a straight poker.
Company are rebuilding their ___
According to oM brtgh» hoy In at the plant ea the Umatilla river
our public MhOola. a ▼oleaao la a
nataln
la the top. U
you aa see the
creator Iknokln^
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