The Hermiston herald., December 18, 1930, Page 6, Image 6

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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1«, 1930
T H E H E R M IST O N H E R A L D , H E R M IST O N , O R E G O N
; 20th Anniversary Saturday, Decem­
ber 27, with a turkey banquet at 7
p. m. Masons and wives and Stars
and husbands are invited. Installa­
tion of officers will follow. Order
of committee.
— adv.
basketball on the home floor last LOCAL HOOFERS ORGANIZE
“P la g u y ” of Part Age*
Friday night. The girls won by a
Practically Wiped Out
BASKETBALL
TEAM
score of 32-10, the boys winning by
Leprosy became prevalent In th*
a score-of 33-8. We wish them luck
Dark ages. The scourge of the “black
(Continued from Page 1)
In all future games.
Kenneth Waraer. Vester Thornburg, death" Inaugurated the quarantine;
Everyone is looking forward to Garland Thompson, Sam McMillan but civtlizatloa had discarded all the
MI ps Margaret Neary who teaches
Mrs. M. Yeager of Walla Walla
the Junior dance to he held in the and Winford Duvall. Referee, Alb­ other disfigurements of the Dark ages
at Fine City was In Pendleton Satur- and daughter Mrs. Cole of Enter­
Mrs. S. M. Miller, who has been
before It relieved Itself from the re­
ert Kennings. A neturn game will current visitations of epidemic* which
prise were In Hermiston this week. in the Hcrmf“ton hospital under the Umatilla gym next Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Mikesell were shopp­ Mrs. Yeager Is the mother of Mrs.
H. C. Brammer returned from The be played at Lexington February 27. made their appearance throughout
care of Dr. Johnson for the past 15
ing In town Saturday from Clear Dan Parker
Europe In those centuries. As late
days, left the hospital Friday and Dalles hospital where he hag beep
Springs.
Wednesday night the local hoop­ as 1708 smallpox was as common as
will remain with Miss Clara Hall for several weeks.
ers were defeated by Adams high I measles, and little more than a cen­
A large number of Hermiston folks until she is able to return to her
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Todd of Hermis­ by a score of 41 to 12. The boys tury ago cholera claimed one In every
Miss Lcnore and Alice Dyer were attended the services held in the
home in the North Hill diatrict.
ton were visitors at the Ursel Hiatt did not seem to get into the game hundred of New York’s population.
business visitors In Pendleton Satur Echo M. E. church lust Sunday with
home Saturday.
day.
from the ^tart but played a clean, In 1873 yellow fever was epidemic In
the Meade evangelistic party In
19 states, which was half of them.
Many
Umatilla
people
enjoyed
the
sportsmanlike game.
charge.
It has been only since Louis Pas­
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. West and
town team basketball gam" between
The Adams team Is composed of teur’s experiment* between 1857 and
daughter Rose Mary were In Pendle­
Irrigon and Umatilla last Wednesday experienced men. most of them
1885 laid the foundation for the Iso­
E. Duncan of Pendleton was look
SP E C IA I. C O R B E SrO H D E H C B
ton Saturday.
at Irrigon.
•eing seniors, which accounts for lation of germs and the development
ng after business interests here
featured of antitoxins that specific treatment
Mr. Bloom refereed the Irrigon the splendid teamwork
Mrs. Mary Morris who recently
Saturday in connection with the
Mrs. Emily Duncan of Irrigon was
oiler skating rink of which Wm went to Arlington has returned to Heppner town team game at Irrigon throughout the game. Croxdale of ha* been possible. Patient observa­
a business visitor in Hermiston Sat­
Whitman college did a flue piece tion .baa followed research In tracing
Umatilla as her position was re-es­ last Saturday nite.
Osborne Is local manager.
urday.
,
the causes of epidemics to their
tablished.
Mrs. Ursel Hyatt wag a visitor In >f work officiating as neferee.
The Adams and Milton town sources. In this brief span of a few
Hermiston
Monday
night.
Mrs.
Jack
Cherry
and
Rita
Mae
Everett and Waiter Yeager of
generations many historic plagues
Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Matott and
Mr. Hyatt accompanied severa teams met In a fast contest after the have become words of vague mean­
Yeager Martin were in Pendleton Wednesday
children were visitors in Pendleton Milton - Freewater, Roy
men from Hermiston to the Americ high school game closed, according to ing; and yet, they unquestionably
Walla Walla, Wn., and Walter Yea evening.
Saturday,
Principal Shaw, with Milton coming would be more rampant In this age
Mrs. Knutson went to Portland for an I-eglon meeting In Heppner Mon
ger of Spirit Lake were in Hermis­
out at the long end of the score
of travel and commerce than they
day night.
medical
care.
She
was
accompanied
ton
this
week.
Mrs. C. A. Keller was a visitor
Drivers taking their cars to ever were before but for the vigilant
by
Mrs.
George
Dutterwood.
The
students
of
Umatilla
high
In town Wednesday from the Co-
transport the players were Enos and effective public health agencies on
Miss Ethel Williams of Waitsburg,
Harry Jones has been transferred ' school play Arlington Friday, Dccem- Martin, Rev. C. W. Cutler and F. E.
lumbia district.
guard everywhere.
Wn., is spending the week with Mrs. to Condon. Mrs. Joins plans to her 19, on the home floor. They Shaw.
3. A. Paul. Miss Williams is an ex- join him soon.
expect
to
play
well
If
they
cannot
Mrs. Pat Sullivan Is being treat­
nastor of the Methodist church In
Robert Barrett spent Sunday vis­ win.
ed nt the Hermiston Medical hos­
llchland, Wn.
Mr. and Mrs. John Wurster and
iting his mother in Walla Walla.
pital this week.
Mr, Pete McNabb and son Ray­ children attended the show in Pen­
Mrs. Marie Sharmon, employed at
dleton Sunday.
John Page of Stanfield Is In the the Hermiston hotel, received word mond and C. Bankaon motored to
lYirtland
thin
week.
HcrmiHton Medical hospital with an Wednesday that her brother was ill!
infected hand.
Walter Bullard, who is working VARIED LIST. OF NEW TOOKS
u Eugene. She left immediately.
Mrs. Marte Stephenson Is taking her in Portland, spent the week end at RECEIVED AT LIBRARY
lis home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Spencer ol place during her absence.
Vmatllla are visiting nt the J. A.
Mr. and Mrs. Springer were din­
The following list of new books
Reeves home this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dailey ol ner guests at the home of Mrs. Sarah
which
are at the Hermiston Library,
Rlx
Saturday.
Boardman are the proud parents of
was received Wednesday: "Laugh
Plans are being made for a play twin boys born Wednesday at the
Mrs. McKenzie was the hostegg at
ing Queen." Beck;
’’Twenty-foui
and it is necessary to have every Hermiston hospital. The little fel­ dinner for eight on Thursday even­
Hours,"
Bromfleld;
"Little
Caesar,”
lows weighed 4 pounds, 3 ounces ing.
member present to select a cast.
Burnette; “House In Tuesday Mar­
each. They are getting along nicely.
Mrs. D. C. Brownell of California ket," Fletcher; “Desert Valley,’
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Biggs and two
has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Gregory; “Five and Ten,” Hurst:
Mrs Bess Spencer, together with Frank Gulwlts, and also called on
sons Dan and John were attendin'
"Jim the Conqueror," Kyne; "Blue
to busilidis^AiMters in Pendleton Mrs. Marie Miller, left for Portland friends in Umatilla.
Rajah Murder,” MacGrath; “Stone
Wednesday on their way to Oak­
Saturday. .
Mrs. Alexander Reed entertained Desert,” Marinez Suviria;
“Twr
land, Calif. Mrs. Spencer haa leased the 500 club on Tuesday afternoon.
Shall be Born,” Oemler; ’’Marriee'
Mrs. Ursel Hiatt attended a card Money,” Powell; "Selwood of Sleepy
Mrs.’Rosa King of Toledo, Ohio, her ranch in the Columbia district
visited over the week end with Mrs. to Mr. and Mrs. John Paxton for party at the home of Marie Todd Cat," Spearman; “Penrod Jashber,'
P, L. Beasley. Mrs. King is a train­ three years and plans to spend her Wednesday of last week.
Tnrkington; "Gallant Lady.” Wid
Several Umatilla people enjoyed demer;
ed nurse and left Monday morning time in California.
“Golf
Without
Tears,’
the dance in Irrigon Saturday night. Wodehouse.
for her home.
Queen Esther Chapter, order of
Umatilla high school defeated Ir­
Another shipment is expected
Eastern Star, vf|ill celebrato their rigon high school in both games of I soon
Rev. and Mrs. C. W. Cutler plan
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
Wilk»» Booth's Stags Career
Estimates vary somewhat concern­
ing the ability of John Wilkes Booth
as an actor. At the beginning of his
career in Philadelphia he met with
constant failure. He was frequently
received with hisses. Later he played
two seasons In Rlchmoud, where he
was held In esteem. He then became
a star aBd made a tour commencing at
Montgomery, Ala., and ending at Bos­
ton. This was on the whole success­
ful, and he whs commended particu­
larly for his presentation of the part
of Richard IL Booth did not get a
hearing in New York except at a few
benefits.—Washington Star.
UMATILLA ITEMS
Special f rices
FLOUR
to leave Monday to spend the holi­
days «will» khelr daughter .Mrs. II.
H. Worley in Doris, Calif
Members of the Boy Scouts are
urged by their Scout Master O. W.
Payne to be present at the meeting
next Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Jos Holland of
Bend are spending a two woeks va­
cation at the homo of her parent*.
Mr. end Mr*. F P. Ward.
(0aata®I|patrF
V IT A P H O N E
P IC T U R E S
Mince Meat
BRIDGE LAMPS
PROGRAM
Mottled Dull Brass Stands,
weighted base. Height 62 In.
Assorted 911k Shade*.
Two
light cluster, cord with at­
tachment plug.
Bird Card Table with padded
top. Green, Black and Red.
Nappanee product*.
Water­
proof tops at—
Burnished Bras* Stands with
weighted base. Georgette silk
shade*; assorted color*. Bead­
ed fringe,
FRIDAY, SATURDAY. DEC. 19-20
$ 1 4 .2 5 .
$ 4 .2 5
$ 9 .9 8
HORTON’S HERE IN HIS HOTTEST
HOWL!
KERR’S BEST
A quality product. You will be
pleased with its fine flavor
and richness.
WE ARE LISTING ONLY A FEW OF THE MANY WONDERFUL BAR­
GAINS THAT MAKE IDEAL CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
GIVE PRACTICAL AND USEFUL GIFTS THAT WILL BE OF SERVICE
AND A REMEMBRANCE LONG AFTER THE HOLIDAYS ARE OVER.
CARD TABLES
TWO SHOWS EACH EVENING
First Show Start* 7:00 P. M.
D IN N E R W A R E
G LASS W AR E
Green and Rose Stem Glass­
ware In all desirable slianei.
Latest and most popular glass­
ware.
Per set—-
T. & T. Co’s, latest design
semi-porcclaln
ware.
Ivory
with flower design. In open
stock. 42-picce seta at only—
$ 4 .9 5
$ 1 .9 0
PEAS
Fancy No. 3 Selve;
sweet and tender.
2 tins - 39c
$ 7 .3 5
MacMarr Brand
2 tins - 35c
n V C T F D C
U
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1 L K d
f r u it S alad Specials
FLAVORS
Packages .........................
JELL WELL 3 ASSORTED
GOLDEN RIPE
BANANAS FANCY
FRUIT— SPECIAL
3 Pound*
PINEAPPLE“^ ? i i 0“ " SI!CIS39c
CHRISTMAS CANDIES
Pure Satin Finish
Starlight Mix
Hard Mix
o
2 Pounds................ ...............
........... 25c
Colorful Candy
Jelly Beans A Everybody
Likes. ,
2 Pounds..
Fancy Del Maize Golden.
with
Solid
base
tray.
27c
2 L b s......................................
CORN
CAGES
Solid Brass Bird Cage
weighted brass stands
brass rail. Spun brass
with enameled removable
At—
W
* A
1 . 1 1 / *BW. (4 bags) ¿J. V e Z
QUALITY EQUALS THE BEST — DON’T PAY MORE THAN OUR PRICE
FLOOR LAMP
Phon* 1»-W
..S A T U R D A Y , M O N D A Y , T U E S D A Y
l U / e & W E D N E S D A Y , DEC. 20. 22, 23, & 24,
MAC MARR’S BEST
Fancy Patent Hard Wheat <9 Lb. Bag
Christmas Specials
Fancy French Mix 2 Pounds;
Fancy Assorted Chocolates
BOXES 5 Lb. Box’ $1.39 2 <4 Lb. Box.
Also Entertaining Short Feature*
A L A D D IN L A M P S
A P P L IA N C E S
W A T E R SETS
Nothing could be more ap­
propriate for a Christmas gift
for the home without electric­
ity, than an Alladdln Lamp.
All models In stock—
All our lClectrical Appliances
are guaranteed by the manu­
facturer. Irons at $2.35 and
up. Corn Poppers, Percolators,
Waffle Irons, J6.35 to 318.00.
Electric Toasters from—
Latest design In genuine
Dunbar Lead Glass Water Sets.
Beautiful shade of green. 7-
piece set at only—
$ 8 .5 0 to $ 1 6 .0 0
$ 1 .5 0
C O M M U N IT Y
The ultra lophistiented story of a
dangerous man and a woman
who knew how to handle him.
SIL V E R
MEDIUM
2 doz. - 59c
FRUITS
for Salad
LIBBY’S LARGE CANS
2 for 65c
WALNUTS Oregon Franqnettes
Fancy large, 3 lbs. for ........... g j c
CRABMEAT
FANCY JAPANESE BRAND o n
Large Tin........................ .....
ALMONDS
LIBBY’S FANCY
Medium Size Olives
PEANUTS
FRESH ROASTED
2 lbs. for ...
............................. 27c
RIPE OLIVES
¿OC
Fancy California
Soft shell, 3 lbs. for ...............
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G IF T S A N D P R IZ E S
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per cent to 60 per cent below
regular prices, on all odd
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Large assortment of very
popular priced Pottery and Lus­
ter Ware. Gias.. Salad Plates.
Japanese Teapots, Ratter Jars.
Utility Jar Sets. Nests of Bowls,
Cookie Jars and Serving Trays.
At reduced prices. From our
entire stock of Carving Sets,
Bird and Game Carvers, we are
giving 25 per cent reduction
from the regular prices. Stag
and polished horn handles,
stainless steel blades and ster­
ling silver mounting.
Make your selection of Toys while our stock is complete. Every toy shown is
made of the best material and substantially constructed, and are priced to meet all
competition.
T h e L A R K ” R A D IO A T O N L Y $ 5 9 .5 0 w ill m ak e a b e a u tifu l C h ristm as G ift
for th e en tire fa m ily . 1931 M od el E lectric co m p le te w ith six tu b es, fou r screen
grid s and d yn am ic sp eak er. A ll th e a d v a n ta g e s o f the la rger sets.*
WE OFFER FROM 10 PER CENT TO 15 PER CENT DISCOUNT ON XMAS CANDIES
TO A IL SCHOOLS. LODGES, CHURCHES AND CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS.
AND
RICE F
M ,C
V" 3 lb*. 19c I BEANS FiS£P 10 lbs. 69c
Sweet Potatoes - 6 lb*. 23c I Celery S K
each 9c
iflr r r y ffitfrialmaa
Solomon — Don Juan —— Casanova—-
Henry VIII — Louis XV.
— But anntenrs, indeed, compared
with WARNER BAXER IN Elinor
Glyn'* firet movietone melodrama.
Also Comedy and Fox New*.
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Santa’s Headquarters
NUTS
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POPCORN
Special— 3 Pounds ...................................
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CR1SCO
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SUGAR
»O « S O t l t t O N I M O D U C r iO N
ALL BAD BOYS WITH THE GIRLS
SIZE
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GULF KIST BRAND
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SUNDAY, MONDAY, DEC. 21-22
C U D IM P
• j l A I M lV I i
ORANGES
1
GULF KIST BRAND
Fancy Cove
E L E C T R IC A L
Trlcke.v Situations that Create Rock
Ing Laughter, Billowing Roars,
Earthquake Tremor*.
Hear Louise Fazenda sing—
“Nobody Cares If Pm Blue"
Don't miss this show if you be­
lieve In "freedom of the sees."
Won Fame aa Educator
Wllllum Holmes McGuffey (1,800-
1873>, American educator, was born
in YVashlngton county, Pa. ; graduated
at Washington college. Pa., In 1823.
He was a professor first of ancient
languages and later of moral phi­
losophy In Miami university from
1830-1830, president of Ohio univer­
sity from 1839-1843 and professor of .
moral philosophy in the University of
of YTrginia from 1845 until his death.
He compiled the so-called Eclectic
Series—a series of readers and other
schoolbooks, of which Immense num­
bers were sold.
M ac M arr
H erm iston
stores
Stone's Dmsioe
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