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About The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 23, 1930)
W ' , , I , 1 r e n e r to mobilize 100,000 troops to bring te an end the civil disturbance. The governor succeeded in defeating the rebels the following year with the assistance of Dutch meu-of-war, which ware then anchored off NagarakL Professor Muto connects this histori cal fact with the gun that has stood unobserved In the grounds of the Ksnaakl shrine. — Osaka MalnlcU, < Mrs. W. C. Iaoem Mr. and Mr» Bultowlr, who have been visiting their daughter. Mrs. Harvey Warner, the past week, re- turned to their home In Salem Mon- day. ” ' « Russell McChy accompanied ' by Mias Renfro and Mias Laughton mot ored to Pendleton Saturday evening. Mr. an<j Mrs. O. Coryell were Her miston visitors Saturday evening. Mrs. Tom Caldwell mads a trip to Portland Saturday to visit her daugh ter, Joyce, who Is teaching there. Mrs. Charles Stewart, who under went an operation recently In Port land, returned to her home Thursday greatly Improved. The regular meeting h f {fié ttoange was held Wednesday hVenlng With quite a good attendance. The young folks put on a short program after which Mm Indian served cake, sand wiches and cdffee to those present. Shirley Ptedorlckoon entertained a -number of yonn* peegie a t the home of Mrs. Tom Caldwell Saturday Ive- ning. Mrs. Hasel Norcrtj« and children of Portland are vlslttog Mrs. Nor- crand* parents, Mr. and Mrs. John The largest east Iron pips ever manufactured Is to be need la the eonstruetlon of a new submarine tel ephone tunnel under the Harlem river in New York. Seven feet In diameter. It w ill cotnaln 1 « stayj conduits— enough to carry HO.000 telephone circuits or about 300.000 individual telephone wires. 4 Growth o f Brain STORES Speaking by telephone to a torni none associate In London, 700» miles away, wee the novel experience re- cently of E. M. ¿dams, manager of the United Oregon corporation In Portland. New 1930 Packed Canned Goods W B BIG TALL CANNED FOOD EVENT IS IN THAN EVjtR, BETTER PBICES THAN EVIJR, A FOODS, DfLICIOUS, HIGH QUALITY PKODUCTS TM D UCIliG CENTERS— MEETS YOUR EY E IN IM T E L Y STOCKED STORES. COME IN, BUY PROGRESS, RIGGER VALUES BIGGER VARIETY OF CANNEB FROM THE WORLD’S FINEST EVERY ONE OF OUR COM- YOUR CANNED FOODS NOW. All the Canned Goods featured here nt these low prices are all new packed and guaranteed to be of the very finest quality. We would like to call to your attention that MarMarr are the first In the city to offer new packed merchandise at new ad justed prices. The reason tor this is that Mac- Marr’s buy for cash as well as do they sell for cash. In so doing it Is possible for us to get into the field ahead of all others dc.iandinq QUALITY : PRICE ; SERVICE Although It Is not poifiible t o n g / that any one person definitely In vented the cinematograph« writes thh Paris correspondent of the London Dally Telegraph, • large share of credit for the development of this machine Is undoubtedly due te tbs great French scientist, Rtlenna Marey. One of his pupils. Prof. Charles Rlchet, la recalling his outstanding achievements, described him as “the immortal creator of * d daemato- M. Marey made Important contribu- fleas te physiology, as a student of the circulation of the blood, to modi- Mae, te Hying and to the cinema. Poe- slbly It was his Interest In the move- meats of animals, and particularly the flight of birds, which led him te concentrate his attention on the mnk- tog of "moving" pictures. In 1882 ha made a photographic "gun" with which he waa able to take sixty pic- tares a second of birds la flight By 18M ho had produced serviceable cameras and projecting Instruments, had It Is claimed that these were the first true cinematograph recording ntd projecting machines , HERMISTON, which has again placed Ma< Marrs ahead in the race for new merchandise. CORN M IL K No. 2 cans extra stand ard Minnesota yellow corn. An outstanding value In thia big sale. Libby 's tall cans. This folks Is a real savings that you cannot afford to frasg up. were gt Sunday qq,«« meetin. No. 2 cans fraey Nail 5 sieve Utah Poas. Do not confuse this with a standard pea. 1> cans ; | ‘ P <r?' - red Fagerst Isom, plsnnta put on in Nov waa ger cioge 0, i.a ,.. _ " Z Hundreds and Hundreds of Car Loads 12 caos 24 cans PEACHES It wu Id surprise you to know the vast purchas ing power of MscMarrs two thousand stores. Hun dreds and hundreds of car loads cf canned goods nro rc” lng into the field to make this big organ- i attend .ale a success. The prices that are quot ed to ynu on this high quality merchandise would make you think that it would uaturaily take hun dreds of carloads of canned goods to serve such a sals. PEARS PINEAPPLE No. 2 Vi cans Libby's fancy sliced No. 2 Vi cans fancy Dolo brok?u lobby's Ko. 2V4 c’ na tau-y Bart No. 2'6 cans fancy Our Brand or In halves. This peach is In a sliced pineapple. The flavor and lett Pco-3. In fnee of iho e’iort apricots in a heavy, delicious crop on fancy prars we are a !e to syrup. tenderness Is second to none. heavy syrup. offer this low price. 3 cans ~ 6 cans According to various authorise« quoted In H a lls ’ "Adolescence," the size o f the brain Increases but little a fte r eight years. I t reaches Its maxi mum slso a t about 12 to 14, though there may be a v a ry slight growth bo- 12 enns 6 cans 12 cans CORN » BEANS No. 2 cans Fancy MacMarr Del Malz yellow Corn, Fancy Cleaned Red Mexican. 10 Pounds Organised Beggary W M ls begging to Japan la not thh fine a rt and honorable calUng thgt I t t t to osmo parts o f China, nevertheless to Tokyo and other large dtloo there « to hgndrodo who make th e ir flvtog hy sctodthig alma to phbUc. Compofl- Uon incident to h highly commercial- toad age haa made I t neceeaary for these asendlcants to organise, and a Hggafib* guild now enacts and en forces beggars’ law . T h e operations o f thsfio p o i ao n o o re lim ited to three hours each day and they h ate a Comntonlstle w ay o f sharing th e ir A P R IC O T S T W iU i STRING BEANS Fancy whole head Rice. No. 2 cans fancy Cut gtrtngless. Pure C. & H. Cane Sugar. We would advise you to buy now. The price is apt to go up. 25 Pounds 10 Pounds 100 Pounds CHICKENS WANTED HOMINY Fancy full cream Cloverbloom Cheese. No. 2 Vi cane Van Camp’s whole kernel. cans ... 3 9 c l i cans . ound $ SWIFT & COMPANY F. B- BARKER, AGENT. ♦ FLOUR MacMurr all Hard PORK ANO BEANS Wheat. Van Camp’s tall medluid sized 1 lb. cans. CONCENTRATED MATCHES PEAS Mr Farmer- — It would be our advise that you lay In your win tor supply of mill feed at this very low price. Large boxes quality matches. No. 2 cans fancy Utah Paas. No. 4 sieve. Ton, 25 sacks 'arton, 8 boxes TUNA ♦ The chicken of the sea. N ac M < » STOP SALMON SHRIMP Libby’s Pink Alaska Salmon, Libby quality Is always good 5 ounce cans of fancy dry packed shrimp. OYSTERS 5 ounce cans of fancy Cove Oysters. A real buy at this price. H e r m isto n , O r e g o n Phone 241 ATORES
