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About The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984 | View Entire Issue (April 25, 1940)
I C O M IN G A G A IN DR. H. C. CURRY The old reliable optome trist of Seattle who has made professional visits to Hermiston for 27 years will again be at— HERMISTON HOTEL This organization has for many years been known as a oompany that has given unexcelled service to the people of this section maintaining scheduled connections to any part of the country. If you are contemf lat- ing moving any household goods be sure and contact them first for their rates and also their service connec- GREEN ACRES DAIRY Pendleton’» Mott Modern Dairy This modern-up-to-date dairy is one of the best known in this com FOR ONE DAY. munity, it is clean and sanitary in ev — EYES EXAMINED — ery particular and it is their endea vor to give the people of this com Glasses fitted to relieve munity the best that can be had. eye strain & headache. Serve milk at meal times and between Charges Reasonable. meals; milk consistently used builds health and is a general tonic for run down nerves and body. Below appear commerc The management of this company ial reviews of Pendleton serve the best grades of milk at rates firms which have been writ- that will please you, their drivers are prompt, courteous and a small order ten and paid for by Jack receives the same consideration as a Ferris and P. W. Lowden, large one. If you are not taking milk review writers. today, be sure and call Green Acres Dairy and ask them to leave you what ever you desire in dairy lines. MILTON NURSERY CO. In this Commercial Review we take pleasure in referring our readers to Foremost among the institutions of this dairy and urge them to take ad this kind is the Milton Nursery Co. vantage of this dairy and their splen located at Milton, Phone 14F11. They did service. are growers of general nursery stock and also fancy specimens, and have for years supplied the people of this JACK LEE SERVICE community with shrubs, rose bushes, IS OUTSTANDING and bulbs of choice plants. In fact, We are indeed fortunate in having there is nothing in this line which they cannot supply you. Everything in our midst a service station such is guaranteed to be exactly as repre as this one located on W. Court St. sented or it will be replaced. Their in Pendleton that will supply us with stock is sturdy and will reach you in the best of gasoline and oil at reas onable prices. They maintain a super the pink of condition. They well merit their large and in service station, where your wants are creasing patronage, by reason of the filled at any time. The men who are at the head of excellent service they render. Being thoroughly conversant with plant life this business are of wide experience and soil requirements, they have had in the lubrication business. When a phenomenal success with their they tell you the kind of oil that is stock. If you would at all times have best fitted for your particular needs, dependable nursery stock, call on the you can rely on them. For every automobile, truck, tractor or machine Milton Nursery. We are pleased in this Commercial using oil as a fuel and gasoline as a Review to direct the special atten fuel the better the grade used, the tion of our readers to this valuable longer the life of the motor. The manager of this station, Jack establishment as one of the most dis tinctive features of the commercial Lee, is of high standing among the activity of this section. Drop them a business men of this section and is line and they will send you a com prominent in the commercial activity plete catalogue of their seasonal of this county and we urge our read nursery stock and they handle every ers to stop in and see him the next thing that is adaptable to the north time you are in the market for gaso line or oil. west. AT you may want them in later years. In this Commercial Review we wish to most heartily recommend the effi cient professional services of Dr. tions. They are a fast bonded com Wra. C. Stram, Optometrist, at 225 pany that has employees that really S. Main St. in Pendleton. understand their business. When you ship via the Portland Pendleton Motor Transport Co. you may depend that your goods is in ex By Mrs. Bernice Wattenburger cellent hands and will reach its des tination in first class shape. Call Mrs. Lois Kent spent the week end them at Pendleton 369, Stanfield at Ranier, Ore., visiting her parents. 681 or Hermiston 2391. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. McGreer made — ON LOW COST TERMS - a business trip to Portland Friday, returning Sunday evening. MATLOCK THEATRES Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Ayers and Per Cent Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rauch Jr. attend ARE HOME OWNED ed the dance at Lena Saturday night. Simple Interest Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wattenburger and son of Pasco visited with Mr. How few of us stop to realize the Wattenburger’s parents, Mr. and Figured on the basis of the unpaid balance. remarkable advancements of the mo Mrs. A. E. Wattenburger. A. E. No Insurance Required. tion picture industry in the past fif Wattenburger is recovering from a teen years? Today we attend our light attack of pneumonia. LOW FIRST COST - LOW INTEREST CHARGES Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Wattenburger local theatre one or twice a week, and family of Butter Creek and Mr. lounging in regal comfort in a de and Mrs. Emery Cox and family of luxe, air conditioned theatre. Today Hermiston were dinner guests of the I More power and more capacity for work than motion pictures are considered from Walter Wigglesworth family in ANY other wheel tractor in its weight class. an educational standpoint as well as Echo. Guy Moore of Heppner spent the entertainment and not a little of the week end with his mother, Mrs. Roy credit for the advancement of the mo Neill. Mrs. Gladys Corrigal was taken to tion picture industry is due your lo the St. Anthony’s hospital Thursday cal theatre proprietor. evening. She was suffering from a HERMISTON, OREGON The Rivoli and Alta Theatres in heart attack, but is somewhat im Pendleton are local, home owned in proved at this writing. Mrs. Ethel Knighton, teacher of stitutions. Mr. Matlock, the manager, has always striven to give this city the Alpine school, and her children spent Monday night with her mother, ited their Pine City ranch Monday ing business college, is home for a the very finest of pictures that Mrs. Roy Neill. two weeks vacation. evening. the market affords. He has person Burl Wattenburger made a busi Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Wattenburger Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Bedwell re ally as well as through the theatre, ness trip to Heppner and Lexington and Mrs. G. Newsome visited at the turned from Toledo. Wn., the last of Monday. Harrison home Saturday evening in the week. been a decided influence in the up A number from the creek plan to building of Pendleton in the past attend the rodeo to be held at the honor of Mr. Harrison’s birthday. The senior class, Willard Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Neill and Mr. Donald Houghten, Mitt Connell. Do years. Vey ranch Sunday. April 28. and Mrs. Winters attended church lores Haberline, Grace Acock and Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Ayers spent In this Review we wish to compli in Hermiston for an all day meeting Jean Stevens, with Miss Colten as ment Mr. Matlock upon the high class Sunday afternoon at the Marion Sunday with a basket dinner at noon. chaperon, motored to Yakima Satur home. recreation they are offering to the Finch day on a week end outing. Harold Wilkins and Miss Elizabeth public of this section and the posi O’Brien spent Monday in Pendleton. Mrs. Nettie Flower returned to her home in Heppner Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. George Currin and tion of prominence they have attain son Ronald visited at the Harrison Mr. and Mrs. Earl Leach motored ed. home Thursday. to Ukiah Sunday, taking Cloyd Leach By Mrs. W. C. Isom Frank Helms returned Friday from I who has spent the past several Spokane where they have purchased ' Mrs. Norma Cross from Washing months here, to his claim near U kiah ANDY'S PLACE a ranch and plan to move as soon as ' ton spent several days last week with where he will spend the summer. AT PENDLETON school is out. her mother, Mrs. Alma Greaves. P. I. The Irrigon Grange gave a dance R. E. McGreer made a business Bishop, father of Mrs. Greaves, at the school auditorium Saturday trip to the Pasco country Monday. night. Every metropolis in America and Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Meyers and ' passed away at their home early Fri Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Steward went day morning. The body was taken in the world has its famous place family visited at the D. Neill home to Portland Tuesday. to Dayton for burial. where men meet to enjoy a sociable Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Isom and Miss James Arberg is taking care of the Chas. Bartholomew made a busi hour. Whenever anyone thinks of mail during Bert Dexter’s absence. Lucile Jones were dinner guests of ness trip to Pasco Sunday. Pendleton it is only natural to think Miss Mary Acock, who is attend Mr. and Mrs. Earl Isom Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Boylen Jr. vis- of Andy’s place at 749 Main street. Here at Andy’s friends meet and spend many pleasant hours. The ser vice is exceptional and one may order any kind of refreshments they wish at prices that are most reasonable. A few hours spent in the comfort and refined surroundings of Andy’s is a real treat to many of us. It is a place we may all point with pride and in making this Review we wish to com pliment the management upon the wonderful accommodations they of fer to the public of this section. Drop in and see for your self. We assure you, you will not be disappointed. PORTLAND-PENDLETON MOTOR TRANSPORT CO. CELEBRATES EIGHTH ANNIVERSARY M o n d ay, A p r il 2 9 r LAST! 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In the years gone by the business of the insurance agent was to con vince people of the necessity for in surance and persuade them to secure that protection. Today the work is not so much educational as advisory. The well informed salesman is ex pected to help his client in selecting the type cf insurance that would best be suited to his individual needs. Mrs. Rice is well qualified to give her cli ents the most helpful service in this line and we refer her to our readers without hesitation. -------- K» A PAGE THREW THE H E R M IS T O N H ER ALD . HERMISTON. OREGON. THURSDAY, APRIL 25, 1940. STRAM OPTICAL CO. IS OUTSTANDING Vision, our greatest sense, brings us 80% of our knowledge. 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