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About The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 24, 1931)
> aon r o n T H U R SD A Y , SE P T E M B E R 24, « 3 1 Norman Pennock was a business through the hall and Into each t visitor in Pendleton Thursday. room. Mrs. Deurfey states that an Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Blessing, and near the celling making the cur oil burner system may be added la- Mrs. Harvey Payne made a business of air from the celling circling ter but at present coal will be used. trip to Walla Walla Saturday. Mm. Charles Taylor left Tuesday t left Sun- evening for Portland where she re will visit gained until the las^ of the week few days, looking after business affairs. Miss Florence Pierson. Miss Jo her bouse Elizabeth sephine Kincart, and Gladys Smith went to Pendleton Sunday where they attended a show. J. W. Messner returned from a short trip to Idaho Friday. He plans to leave again soon for Southern Oregon points to be gone a few days. vuoer me setup worked out by the C. 0. Goff of Harlem. Montana, Is engineers, power could be produced visiting his daughter. Miss Goff, who for 1.2 mills a kilowatt hour and Is nurse at the Hermiston Medical could be sold at the dam for 2 mills hospital. a kilowatt hour, or about half the Lloyd Moore returned to Hermis present cost of the major portion of ton Wednesday after a week’s ab the electrical power now being pro sence. Roy Bills looked after the duced in Washington and Oregon, { Oasis theatre during bis absence. Mr. Baer said. The plan provides Wm. Shaar left Tuesday night for for the complete amortization of the Portland where he will remain two cost of the project in 42 years. The or three days looking after businea cost is estimated at »45.000,000. interests. " The electrical energy could be de Mrs. James Todd entertained in livered economically within a 250- formally Tuesday afternoon with mile radius, extending as far east as j four tables of bridge. Mrs. Toole re Boise. Idaho, and covering most of ceived first prize and Mrs. Wm. Oregon and Washington. Mr. Baer j Shaar second. told the committee. As in the cage Mrs. Leila Phelps returned from of Boulder dam. It would be proposed ’ Portland Tuesday morning after vl- ¡¡jy > that signed contracts for the power I ? siting for a week witti her brother would be placed in the hands of the I j and Miss Voyne, former teacher in secretary of the interior before con- I fi the public schools here. structlon was started. Mr. Baer In- I ( Mrs. A. H. Norton left this week dicated that preliminary surveys I I for Humboldt, lowa, where she was gave premise that the power could I called by the serious illness of her be marketed successfully.— The O re-1 (Continued from | mother. No won’ has been received from her as to her mother’s condi to this group that any 'f electrical energy is i tion. • g J T iK E ’S a rare opportunity Never before has such a t Miss Florence Woughter left Mon »bility of this region A l 2 1 h ™ ,t° J 2 ,U1& yOUr ,7?' 1,bCTaI’ K“ « 0“ ’ been f .n v ,, . V i h h z woi k* ! °" the n™ Instant-Light Al; A new furnace and Montag heat day for Portland where she under his time. Such a pre titure. M antle L^m™ <coal o,1> Kerosene (coal oil) M antle I ing system is halng installed in the went an operation for goiter Wed . b‘g SaV',ng- “ the m ost remarkable o Hermistofi Hdtfel 'this week by the "There Is no conflic nesday, at the St. Vincent hospital a ‘ r 1 “ «a?°llne m odem white lights. Cert s a s x i i s i K i s » « • - - s Portland Stove company. The fur- Dr. Joyce performed the operation. Jniatilla rapids and a Miss Woughter graduated from thr )osed development, b, 'riace is a fan-driven heating system, the generous allowance o f $1 50 to JOY.3 . com f°rt’ tbe Alt $2.00 for it denendbur nrLn th - W1 1 bring to every membt University of Oregon last spring and hat development sho cooling in the summer and heating L i e of A h r f S T ^ S a « •hThe A,al dir »radical steps. The Ui i would have accepted a position as in the winter. The air shafts run Brin« in »« m any old la m p . mVouple.m comprises table, hanging, bra, teacher had It not been for the anti a . lon g M you purchase an equal num- < vase, and floor lamps in a vai cipated operation. her o t Aladdin». o f handsome and durable fini: One hunting party leaving for the C»n»e l a N O W — O u r S to c k la L im ite d mountains last Saturday included r X X ' , W ° . X n ew L” 2 A laddin. See i t d em on .tr B. S. Kingsley, A. H. Norton. H. E. BEGINNING SEPTEMBER 28 Hitt, W. A. Mlkesell, Floyd Knerr. and George Wagner. They have a cabin near Pierson's ranger station where they go every deer hunting REGULAR $6.50 WAVE Inclusive^^ season. It is in the mountains near NOW — — _ _ $3 75 John Day. Local Happenings Miss Mae Guiwttz o f Portland vi sited a few days this week with her brother Frank Gul wits. Mrs. B. Haneline and Mrs. F. C. McKenzie were business visitors In Pendleton Tuesday. E. P. Dodd is looking after busi ness Interests In Yakima, Wn., this week. Harry and Cecil Kelley gpent Sun day hunting ai Camelia. They had no luck. I will haul Another load of salmon Friday night, providing sufficient or ders are placed by noon, Friday. H. E. Shesely./ . ad r Bob Rogers ftft m ie f e a f for geBt. tie, Wn., wheqg he plans to enter the University of Washington. He has formerly attested Washington State. Fred Witham who has been with the surveying crew here since last spring left Saturday for.Baker where he will remain this wlntef with his LA M p « ( O R OLD A £=<5*? to vayne Boynton Is visiting with his mother here and plans to remain for some time. He is recovering from the recent ehock after wreck ing his car on the highway near Cas cade Locks. Lowell Stockard was in town the first of the week from Mt. Arbuckle where he has. b««8 cutting wood. Lowell does not plan, to enter O. S. C. until January. . . . „ Mrs. A. W. rttendjh, MV and Mrs. Earl Bensel ant& oL and Mrs. J. C. Davis went to Walla Walla Saturday and remained antli late Sunday. Mrs. Davis hasr, been vielting her daughter here and returned to Wal la Walla enroute to her home in Pa louse, Wn., o Bill Borin, who has been here for the past three months In the Interest of the Portland Sarijl & Gravel com pany. while thé east unit of the W ailula cut-off road Job wbb in full swing, left Wednesday for Portland. Miss Marjorie Clayton of Enter- prise, who has been visiting her bro- there. A1 and Jim, and sister Myrnie Clayton, here for the past week, left Friday fot- Corvallis where she will enroll as a student ln Oregon State college. — Special — PERMANENT WAVE , I « * I in L \\ Ceo. McKenzie Is now employed In a radio supply store in Seattle that will have Its opening Monday, September 28. It lg located at 3234 1st Avenue. *»< re <1« es ne PROGRAM FRIDAY ARD SATURDAY MATINEE 2:90 SATURDAY < g r(g w ip p »r~ H km m w h nonor guest won first prize, and Miss Eleanor Daily consolation. The guest list Included Miss Isabel Dodd. I Miss Alice Dyer, and Miss Eleanor Daily of Hermiston. Mrs. Parker Ar thur, Miss Lucille George, and Miss Nan Crary of Echo; and the honor guest, Mies Clayton. C. C. Dunning of Walla Walla, J. M. Dunning of Pendleton and E. H. Dunning of Hermiston returned home Monday night from Portland where they were called the week be fore on account of the Illness and 0 b it SUNDAY AND MONDAY Matinee 2:30 Sunday. HERMISTON, OREGON Specials fo r Saturday, Sept. 3 6 th ALSO— Fox New» and Cbmtdy. 13c 20c .. I5c 1214c «j qq 55,. SR STORES b m b SË habit M ac M arr w it h M ac M a rr . STORES J Don’t Forget tbe Date—We are here to SERVE YOU WITH QUALITY and PRICE. O. N. T. THREAD Full Size 100 yd. Spool 6 for 25c V alu e Givhrg M ac M arr - POT RdAST BEEF............ SIRLOIN STEAKS ... SHOULDER VEAL ROASTS . .. .. SHOULDER LAMB ROASTS No. 8 PAIL L A R D ........ No. 4 PAIL LAR D....................... “THE HOME OF .QUALITY MEATS” J «. Stores. Some Specials EFFECTIVE SAT. O MON., Sept. 26th and 2@th. Hermiston Meat Market A. W TURNBLAD 8 LB. PAIL PHONE 4 « ECONOMY BLEND Try tbe New Vegetable Compound Flake White 2 Lb. Can fo r ................. . 39c 4 Lb. Can fo r ..... . 69c Snider Tomato Sauce High Grade Blueing 10/4 oz. Can, 9c 16 oz. Bottle, 11c SODA CRACKERS 5 lb. Box for 59c HEAD LIGHT OVERALLS Guaranteed f o r ...... rour sheriffs wanted him for breaking taws Fourteen women wanted him for breaking their fragile hearts. What a man for trouble. His weakness? Only blonds, brunettes, and redheads. Was he off dames’ So HE said Then she smiled. And another bold bad man went for a buggy rids. HO M F Oregon H a rd w a re fcf Im plem ent Co. — Phone 141 — S L ^ . 4 - '/5 a Çbmwousr (Acnur l C lizie Green. Edna May Oliver ! Louise Fazenda and Jackie Searl See Sinclair Lewis do to Holly wood what he did to Main Street — Big Laugh Hit! IF YOU'VE BEEN-------- "FORBIDDEN ADVENTURE” »11 through life, you’ll find plenty of wild thrills with pen. pencil, or brush in this contest of wits. ALSO—-strange as it May Seem" i And a Looney Tune. J yo u r ¿ W I R E H erm iston B eauty Shonne If the other fellow wants to take the big boy’s advice and spend 30 cents to a dollar a day more to make times good, let him go to it. You know a dol lar saved is a dollar earned - Not everybody, but many have learned that, by Paying Cash at Burn ham s where they handle all first class merchandise —and sell for Less every day. -Makes them easier money and more of it. Family Patent Flour 48 lbs. for 85c re Ah X t Aladdin1 Hz/Z Bright en a n d Beaut REGULAR 75c FINGER WAVE NOW 5oc SPECIAL PRICES ON—Lena Coveliero Cosmetit Tne»e Prices are Good Until October 17 Only t a c Mrs. Gerald White received a tele- gram Tuesday atternooh from Port- land stating that her mother was nulle ill. She left Immediately. Her mother underwent an operation ear ly In the summer and has not been improving very raqldly. THE BEST IN TALKING PICTURES Hergilston, Oregon Miss Myrnie Clayton entertained honor of her sister, Mariorle ¿O nly fo r a Limited Time WHEAT FLAKES Lg. Size Carnation 23c Best Grade “WHY PAY MORE?” eaay buying plan for one of the Handsome rviceable SPEEDERS - Be.t Playmate BURNHAM’S Hermiston Oregon TUM-A-LUM TICKLER Published in the interests of the people of Hermiston Turn -A- Lum Lumber Co. — Phone and vicinity by Hermiston, Or., Thursday, September 24, 1931 Editorial No. 49 been doing some im low ash coal. Why not Me and President proving at their plant let us fill your bln for the coming winter, Hoover are going to Insulation against have a conference next the winter weather Is while the prices are low? week on how to help a good Insurance pol sell more lumber — icy against cold and Remember your wife prices are low— some sickness. Why not let who has to work in us give you an esti thin’ awful how low mate on the Insulating the kitcheh. Why not —carpenters are hun of your home? pive her some new gry too! Doggone the cupboards, or Ironing, luck — wish somebody W. L. Pearson, who board to make the would grab off some of use to be In the Drug work more pleasant? our lowest p r i c e d Store, has returned. With Turn - A - Linn building material It He bought the Curry Paint these new items years. place and is improv R. A. B row nson. ing It. H erm isto n »er lig h t com pany « h ave PORK & BEANS 1 LB. TINS MILK MAC MARR BRAND TALL TINS M CURVE A C CUT A R DURHAM O N I SEMOLINA . . BUFFALO BRAND 6 BOX CARTON PEAS, CORN M ac M arr STORES Phone
