The Hermiston herald., December 18, 1930, Page 3, Image 3

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1830
THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON
tossers w ill be fo rtu n a te indeed .to have th e ir nam es en tered on a large
poster.
w in b o th of these games.
(C ontinued from page O ne)
T he fifth g rade pupils a re m aking
su rp rise p resen ts for th e ir m others.
th e g re a te st im provem ent in schol­
Christmas
a rsh ip d u rin g th e past tw o years.
E lem en tary school room s a re ta k ­
The cup is aw arded to th a t stu d e n t ing on u real C h ristm as ap p earan ce
who g ets th e h ig h est sta n d in g on th e w ith d ecorated trees, w rapped pres­ *
BASKETBALL SCHEDULE
follow ing points:
S ch o larsh ip 40 e n t s and p re p a ra tio n s fo r th e usual <•
SEASON 1930-1931
per cen t, stu d e n t a c tiv itie s 40 per C h ristm as program s.
T he several ❖
cent, an d vote of th e s tu d e n t body g rad es have been g ra n te d th e use of ♦ D ate
School
Place
on stu d e n t citizenship , 20 p er cent th e tim e from th e la st recess u n til ♦ Dec 19 G risw old
H elix
.M arlin E larnheart w on th e w atch dism issal for th e ir holiday exercises. •> Ja n
9 U m atilla
H erm iston
last sp rin g an<} M orris P ierso n r e T h e C h ristm as v acatio n w ill s ta rt, as ♦ Ja n 24 G risw old
H erm iston
ceived th e cup.
previously announced, a t 4 P.
M., ♦ Ja n 30 U m atilla
U m atilla
6 Adams
H erm iston
Tuesday. D ecem ber 23, an d end a t 9 ♦ Feb
♦ Feb 11 Echo
Echo
A. M., Monday, Ja n u a ry S, 1931.
Personals
♦ Feb 13 Irrig o n
H erm iston
W ith th e close of school
next
♦ Feb 18 Echo
H erm iston
Charity Toys
T uesday fo r th e C h ristm as recess,
« Feb 27 L exington
L exington
The
local
schools
have
been
asked
th e several in s tru c to rs w ill sc a tte r
to
collect
used
toys
to
be
la
te
r
d
is
­
to th e ir v ario u s homes in or o u t of
H erm iston fo r th e h o lid ay season. trib u te d to ch ild ren wnose p a re n ts
BAPTIST-CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Miss G e h rn e rt w ill spend holidays or o th e r re lativ es a re n o t able to
W. E. Jones, M inister.
w ith her siste r w ho teach es in Hood provide th em w itn C h ristm as g ifts.
g rad e
R iver; Miss P e tri, Miss W llken, Miss Miss A nn V. W erry , fifth
10 A. M., Bible school. T he Bible
gen eral
O 'Keefe and Miss Voyen w ill v isit teach er, h as been nnm ed
school co n test closes on th e 2 8 th and
ch
airm
an
of
th
is
e
ffo
rt,
an
d
all
H er­
in P o rtla n d ; Miss W erry w ill re tu rn
th e co n test has been so close th a t it
to h er hom e in B ellvue, Id ah o ; m iston people who have toys no lon­ is d o u b tfu l as to w ho th e w in n er will
ger
used
a
re
urged
to
send
th
em
in
Miss C ran n a w ill v isit w ith frien d s
be
in L ew iston, Idaho; Miss E llio tt w ill ' r phone t h j sc h o il office, 1 5-J,and
11 A. M„ th e C h ristm as program
go to h er hom e in K nappa, O regon; i pupil w ill ja il for th e toy.
w ill be given, also th e Bible school
Miss Holm, Misg B rierley and Mr.
tre a t.
School Play
C ochran w ill rem ain in H erm isto n ;
6 :3 0 P. M., C h ristian E ndeavor
T ry o u ts for th e stu d e n t body play h o u r an d p ra y e r m eeting.
Mr. H a rg e r w ill d riv e to H om edale,
Idaho, h is hom e: Miss T honey w ill 'T he H au n ted H ouse” w ere held re ­
7 :3 0 P. M., C h ristm as service.
v isit her siste r a t M ilton; Miss Beou- cen tly in th e home econom ics cottag e. “T he S p irit of C h ristm as.”
g h er w ill visit frien d s in B end; Miss T here w ere a larg e nu m b er of s tu ­
D aily w ill spend h e r tim e a t h e r den ts try n g for places; Miss E llio tt
BAPTIST CHURGH
home in P alouse, W ash in g to n .
had to use keen ju d g m e n t to choose
C. W. C utler, M inister
Mr. Shaw w ill be in H erm isto n u n ­ th e m ost fitte d c h aracters.
“ The
S u n d ay school 1 0 :0 0 a. m. Open­
til D ecem ber 28, w hen he w ill go to H au n ted H ouse” w ill be given J a n u ­
in g of th e C h ristm as box.
P o rtlan d to th e O regon S ta te T each­ ary 23, a t th e Oasis th e a tre by th e
e rs’ m eetin g as a deleg ate from th e stu d e n t body association
and
all
U m atilla C ounty T each ers’ associa­ funds w ill be used in fu rth e rin g s tu ­
tio n to serve as a m em ber of th e re ­ d en t activ ities.
p re sen tativ e council of th e sta te
o rg an izatio n .
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
M orning w orship, 1 1 :0 0 , serm on
topic, "A C h ris tia n ’s C h ristm as.”
E vening' w orship, 7 :3 0 . C h rist­
mas e n te rta in m e n t w ith ’ C hristm as
tree. S a n ta C laus w ith tre a ts for
th e S unday school.
Turkeys - Geese - Ducks - Chickens
SHIP YOUR FANCY TURKEYS TO ARRIVE
PORTLAND
DECEMBER 17, 18, 19, 20, INCLUSIVE
W e believe these w ill be th e best m a rk e t days for them .
can alw ays do b e tte r w hen sh ip p in g —
METHODIST CHURCH
O. W . P ayne, M inister
The C hristm as program of the
Sunday school w ill be given in the
ch u rch n ext S unday a t th e m o rn ­
ing h o u r of w orship. Follow ing the
program th e p asto r w ill b rin g the
C hristm as serm on. You a re co rd ial­
ly invited to th is service a n j all the
services of th e ch u rch . May we,
w itl, th e m om entum gained in the
services now closing, an d w hich
have been so g re a t a blessing to the
ch u rch and com m unity, give God a
chance to do w hatsoever he w illeth
to do in us.
W e can not be the sam e church |
o r th e sam e in our in d iv id u al lives
ag a in , so let us accept th e challenge
and give o u r M aster an o p p o rtu n ity
to w ork th ro u g h us.
Your Old Shoes
Made New
Children’s Program Enjoyed
H erm iston H erald W an t Ads pay.
140 FRONT ST., PORTLAND, OREGON
R eferences: Y our neighbors and the H ib ern ia C om m ercial & S av­
ings B ank, P o rtla n d , Oregon
Helix vs. Hermiston
F rid a y ev en in g bo th boys’ and
g irls ’ team s w ill jo u rn ey to H elix to
m easure a b ilitie s w ith th e b ask etb all
team s of G risw old h ig h un io n high
school.
Coach K ing of H elix can
alw ays be depended upon h a v in g a
sh arp -sh o o tin g com bin atio n th a t is
h a rd to beat, hence th e H erm isto n
BOWMAN
SHOESHOP
A program given by th e children
of th e com m unity last S atu rd ay n ig h t
in th e M ethodist ch u rch , u n d er the
d irectio n of H arold C. Meade, was
g re a tly enioyed by m any. The work
of H arold Meade, who is d ire c to r of
m usic ,vith th a Meade evangelistic
p arly , is g re a tly appreciated. T his is
the second program th a t has been
given.
PROM PTLY
CURTAINS AND TOPS REPAIRED
W h a t! T u r k e y s A g a in ? Y es!
We will pay C A S H for dressed turkeys
At
2 d ays
HERMISTON 2 d a y s
Hermiston Creamery Building
Friday and Saturday, Dec. 19th -2 0 th
F IL L E D
RIGHT PRICES — HONEST WEIGHT — FAIR GRADING
TW IN CITY C R E A M E R lF c a
of Kennewick, Washington
We Have Added toj’our Line
FLAVOR FOODS
TRY THESE AND YOU WILL WANT
for ChristmasTrips
AUTO TOP SHOP
Consolidated Fright Lines Building
Call and Leave Articles at Hitt’« Confectionery.
ORDERS
C O L D an d W IN D Y ?
— Shoes Dyed All Colors—
Dec. 23-24
M A IL
OLD TOP?
Don’t put off your Shoe Repair
THE D A L L E S, OREGON
WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER
D orothy P ierson en tered th e first
grade M onday,, D ecem ber 8. R u th
Pierson from A ppleton, W ash in g to n ,
has en tered th e th ird grade.
T he six th g rad e is m a k in g a pro
d u ct map of th e New E n g lan d states
T h is g rad e is o rg a n iz in g a depend­
able club. Those who keep all th e ir
stu d ies up and a re on th e honor roll
a re eligible. T he eligible pupils th en
You
V IC & P H IL P R O D U C E
WEBBER’S CLEANERS
Elementary Grade Personals
PAGE THREE
MORE.
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SO GOOD!
MAYONNAISE, h a l f - p i n t ...............................
20c
MAYONNAISE, 1 P in t ............................................................................... 35c
MAYONNAISE, 1 Q u art .......................................................................... ß5c
SANDWICH SPREAD, h a lf - p in t........................................................... 20c
SANDWICH SPREAD, 1 P in t........................
35c
PE A N U T BUTTER, in glass. 1-2 lb ...................................................... J5 C
PEAN UT B UTTER, in glass, 1 P ound
....................................... 25c
MUSTARD AND HORSERADISH MUSTARD ..................................... 10c
SPA G H ETTI AND C H EESE ...................................................................... 25c
FR EN C H D INN ER .......................................
25c
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UTILITY
Christinas Gifts
For The Family
SEE OUR POLLYANNA DRESSES IN GIFT BOXES— ONLY $1.95
This company 1* standing by to help make your holiday
trip a success. Ask your local agent for information
on fares to any place in the country Coachea leave on
the following bourn
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From now until Christmas w e are
offering 2 0 percent discount on all
Make a nice g ift. Silk H osiery, H an d k erch iefs, S lippers, Sox,
D ress S h irts, F an cy U nderw ear, etc.
LET US HELP YOU WITH YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING.
— FOR PORTLAND —
10:10 A .M . 1 :1 1 P .M . 9:57 P.M .
FOR PENDLETON, BOISE & EAST
3 :03 P. M.
5 :58 P. M. 5 :48 A. M.
Pendleton Only
UNION PACIFIC STAGES
Hermiston Drug Co.
cash sales excep t Radios.
KINGSLEY’S
WE HAVE THE AGENCY FOR THE MAJESTIC RADIO.
EST TONED MACHINE ON THE MARKET.
Trade with us and Save on Holiday Buying.
4 I R M I S T O N '« H O U S E O F Q U A L IT Y A N D S E R V IC E '
W. L. H am m , A gent.
UHIOH/-PACIFIC
Quality Premiums at Wholesale Cost—No Profit to Us. The following
articles of Jewelry at wholesale cost when accompanied with a trade
ticket: Wrist Watches, Swiss Pocket Watch, Kitchen Electric Clock, Atlas
Electric Mantle Clock, Heavy Silverplated Tablevzare, Pottery Table
Lamp, a real Lady Jane Doll, the Imperial Stage Coach, Costume Bracelet
Watch “Elgin.”
TUM-A-LUM TICKLER
Published in the interest» of the people -o f Hermiston and vicinity by
THE TUM-A-LUM LUMBER CO. Phone 331.
Voi. 30
T h u rsd ay , D ecember 18, 1930.
No. 48
FOR M O TH ER
Electric Clocks, $12.50 to $16.50.
Kitchen Clocks, $5.25.
Electric Waffle Iron, $9.00 to $12.00.
Glassware.
Community Plate Silverware—
FOUNTAIN SERVICE
A Lemonade that is known for its qualities. Try one.
Other Cooling Drinks.
Our Fountain Is Modern
Sporting Goods
EDITORIAL
“On-the-Wall”
Ironing Board Cabinet
$8.00
— No recess required—
Candies, Sandwiches
HITT’S CONFECTIONERY
Hermiston, Oregon—Phone 100
ROLLER SKATING
X
• AT THE
AUDITORIUM
Starting F riday, Dec. 19th
Everybody Welcome
DUNCAN’S ROLLER RINK
WWWWWWT
“On-the-Wall”
'Medicine Cabinet
$8.40
— Hangs to Wall—
“On-the-Wall”
Phone Cabinet
$4.00
— Screws up quickly—
SOMETHING NEW FOR YOUR
CHRISTMAS GIFT
P lease Mr. S a n ta C laus v isit th e
Tum -A -Lum . T his year, you can tak e
m o th er home a nice new Ironing
board cab in et, or a m edicine cabinet
for th e b ath room , or a new phone
cab in et, a shelf or a m irro r fo r the
door. T hen fa th e r can set It up in a
few m in u tes and m other w ill tak e
lots of d elig h t p a in tin g in nice colors.
Maybe you m ig h t w an t a can of
o ur fine p a in t and a brush for her.
O’course we w an t you to come rig h t
aw ay or we m ig h t have to d eliv er It
a fte r C hristm as.
II. A. B row nson, E d ito r.
Set of 6 knives, forks, teaspoons,
butter knife and tablespoons,
FOR B O Y S
Scooters, rubber tires and brake,
$1.00 to $4.95.
Air Guns—$1.25 to $2.50.
Flash Lights—39c to $1.50.
Hunting Knives—$1.75 to $2.50.
Scout Axes—$1.25.
Wagons—$3.00 to $6.00.
$5.95, $4.00.
Assorted broken sets at 10c a piece
Universal Heating Pads, $6.00 to
$9.00.
Wonder Shredder, set of 3 sizes, 95c.
Floor Lamps— deep bead fringe—
$12.75 to $15.00.
UNFINISHED (KNOCK-DOWN)
FURNITURE •
S m oking S tand .............................. $1.20
Sew ing C abinet .............................. 2.16
M agazine R ack .................................... 60
Buy it a t th e Tum -A -Lum . P a in t It D raw er Chest ................................ 2.76
Book Case ....................................... 2.26
yourself. P u t up in 10 m inutes.
S tu d e n ts Desk ................................ 3.50
W e w ill have C h ristm as trees w ith ­ C ard T able ....................................... 1.10
in a few days.
Tables - Chairs - and m?ny
T h e H erm isto n Irrig a tio n D istrict
fin ish ed re p a irin g th e feed can al sev­
other useful articles.
e ra l w eeks ago and a fu ll head of
T he W estland Irrig a tio n DI trie
w ater is ru n n in g in to th e reserv o ir
now. T hey have Ju st com pleted re­ la doing a lot of new w ork thin w in
p a irin g th e M axwell d itch and It Is Ite r, e n la rg in g ditches, p u ttlu g in
now ready for e a rly sp rin g w ater.
|new bridges, etc.
THE FIN­
FOR DAD
Anything in Carpenter Tools.
Desk Lamps—$2.25 to $4.50.
Parlor Golf—$1.10 to $1.65.
Carving Sets—$4.95.
Many other articles not listed.
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CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS
Window Wreaths wîth electric can­
dle—$1.00 to $2.50.
Electric Christmas Tree Lights, as­
sorted colors, only—$1.00 to $1.35.
Three leaf Copper Reflectors— 3 for
10c.
Christmas Tree Holders, 2
These solve your problems for
crectness of the \Christmas *ree.
Two sizes—35c and 50c.
BLESSING H A R D W A R E CO.
HERMISTON, OREGON
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PHONE 671
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