The Hermiston herald., January 08, 1931, Page 4, Image 4

TAGE FOUR
THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON
THURSDAY. JANUARY
I.
1631
g a re t F elthouso.
since m ade tw e n ty o th e r p ictu res and
HERMISTON SCHOOLS THIRD
O th tr m em bers of th e cast a re : |j
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♦ is know n to m ore persons th a n any
IN TER CAPITA COST
Jam es N eary, H aro ld M arble. BoL
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THEATRE NOTES "
♦ o th e r dog In th e world.
srsruL cossssroNoaNcs
H enderson. B a rb a ra Root, D a y to n : L,
"R ough W a te rs” is an e x c itin g
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A s ta te fin a n c ia l re p o rt of
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H a rris, Floyd McMullen and H ow ard
W estern elevated to new h e ig h ts by
School opened M onday w ith fu ll! c a p ita to a t fo r school o p e ra tio n s '
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i K lages.
V itaphone.
Im ro lin iu n t present.
show s H erm isto n U nion high school!, R i n - T i n - T i n W a r n e r
Miss F lorence Udey re tu rn e d to
Mrs. W. J. K en n in g s w as In th e
O ther com m ittees a re :
P roperty
R in-T in-T in has a most u n u su al
I lo u r
new pupils, Louis, M uriel, th ird low est for 1929-1930, w ith
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h e r stu d ies in The D alles h ig h school H eradl office W ednesday to pay h er H elen W o u g h ter, L aw rence S w arn er
'D o ro th y and M arjorie Moore were I P en d leto n second an d A th e n a f i r s t . l |a teat p ic ta re . *“R. ough W ater*"“ in chance to show his alm ost h um an
th e first of th e week.
' su b scrip tio n and s ta te s th a t th is Dick M artin. M arjorie M ullins, Eu-
in telligence.
to th e C olum bia school en ro ll- H erm iston high school per ca p ita eoat „ hl h n , ,
u »«.'
F. B. Sw ayze left for P o rtlan d S un- p ap er h as been a m em ber of th e ir gene H am by; a d v ertisin g , Floyd Me Indued
..lent, m aking a to tal of 65.
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w hlch R ln ty c o n trlb u te a ’ a ll th e
day w here he w ill a tte u d to businees fam ily for th e la st 15 years. Alao I M ullen, L d n a O tt, D orothy Addle-
“ “ta iu s a u n « u i ou.
was $ 1 ,8 .1 » and th e low est fig u re to n ish sin g vim th a t is hla.
in te re sts.
th a t th ey miss It If it fails to a rriv e m an; advance tic k e t sale, Ma. y ! .
a n ^_ _"™ ‘ *]lo,na!i ''J * * " 11 an<i | w** 1161.19. I he h ig h est figure per
D u rin g h is life R ln ty £ a s made
P h ilip an d c a p ita cost show s »609.75. A ccord-
Mrs. G eorge S to iy is hom e fro m
M artin F efven, S tan field m erch- j B row nson, Leona Dyer and F ern Lin- [ch ild ren F a ith , .Mary,
m ore m oney for his o w n er and m as­
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h e r w ork a t th e C onsolidated T ru ck a n t, v isited T uesday w ith h is form er d er; stag e effects, F ra n k Shaw.
!.-lr. and Mr«. J. R. Lawson.
has been a n e n ro llm en t increase of ter, Lee D uncan, th a n m a p y .a m an
L ine Co. office due to illness.
p a rtn e r J . S. B u rn h am on h is w ay to |
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m akes in hla lifetim e, as a resiift of
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ptK cen t d u rin g th e past year
Miss L o rrain e B rach er is su b sti- U m atilla. Mr. B u rn h am sold his stock
carefu l, tr a in in g w hich he "has re ­
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tu tin g for Mrs. A u d ry W h ite as in S tan field to Mr. F efven ab o u t s ♦
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| for H erm isto n schools d u rin g 1931. ceived a t Mr. D u n can ’s h a n d s.'
te a c h e r in th e P in e City schools. I y ear ago an d cam e to H erm iston.
MINNEHAHA NEWS NOTES . ! Mr. and Mrs. O. W eils moved from :
R ln ty w as discovered by Me. Dun-
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Mrs. W h ite w as in a n a u to w re c k , R alph Jones, p rin cip al o f th e Pine ❖
'c a n d u rin g th e w ar in a zone Witch
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HERMISTON
MEDICAL
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recen tly .
' City schools, w ill give p riv a te lessont
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had been sh elled by th e enem y. J i e
A ntone Sonerson, w ho is em ployed on w ind in s tru m e n ts each M onday
Mrs. J. M. P rln d le ’s c a r w as cjam-i old F elth o u se ran ch .
w as but th re e days old and was nuzz­
NOTES
Mr. and Mrs. L u ttre ll w ere v is itin g
a t th e H erm iston h o tel, a rriv ed la te n ig h t in th e h ig h school. Those en- age(j co n sid erab ly last W ednesday
lin g a b o q t am ong a n u m b er of bro­
in H ep p n er S atu rd ay .
T uesday n ig h t fro n ^ Q ly n ip ia . W n.. rolled a t p resen t a re Joe Dyer, Glen ev en in g as she w as re tu rn in g home
Mr. and Mrs. P. N orquist m otored
Mrs. G erald W h ite w as discharged th e rs an d sisters. L ie u te n a n t D uncan
and P o rtla n d where^BSHsjtfed d u rin g Pierson, F ra n k P rim e, E a rl W atso n , from tow n, w hen a 2-ton tru c k
Monday.
from th e h o sp ital F rid a y and Is do- picked out one of th e pupe an d nam ed
th e holidays.
Dale C arson, Floyd P ierce. Bryce backed in to h er c a r from „ slde road to P en d leto n on business
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him R in -T in -T in a fte r th e F rench
g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g »- f T -T—
J. I. P urd y . p a s s e » ffF a g e n £ s 6 r th e Robinson an d C lem ent S to ck ard .
m ash in g th e fen d er and ra d ia to r. The
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doll so p o p u lar d u rin g w artim e.
U nion P acific Systorg
^M w ileton J E rn e st Cox, sen io r In th e H erm is- tru ck was d riv en by Je rry T aylor ' lu lelo n la ,t - atul< lay w here tney Mr». L in d h e from L exington en-
was in H erm iston WuflftaiddMSt th is ton high school, left d u rin g v acation who had lost b is d irectio n and w as tO° k Ml"' ’l u l t l e s fa th e r for m edical tered th e h o sp ital S unday
W hen th e w a r w as over, D uncan
a tte n tio n .
w etk looking a fte r i.u.
ests. an d enrolled in A lbany college. Ar- tu r n in g aro u n d . H e did not see th e
W . O. K ing, school teac h er a t b ro u g h t R in ty back to th e U nited |
Mr. and Mrs. M ilton H. F is h e r of j B oardm an, and h is tw o dau g h ter» S ta te s and began th a t course of tr a in ­
R. C. Begg of th e Its" a
ac- j ran g em en ts have been m ade for him a p p ro ach in g O ldsm obile and Mrs.
com pan led F red B ark er to K en n e­ to tak e his fin al e x am in atio n s u n d er p rin d le w as unab le to sh ift Into re- T acom a, W'asn., were v isitin g d u rin g w ere b ro u g h t to th e h o sp ital M onday j in g w hich p u t him In th e movies in
F. B. BARKER, Operator
a t th e home of h er p ar- , . . .
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wick, W n., Wednesday*, Mr*. “B arker, su p erv isio n th ere for his fin al cred its, verse q uick enough to p rev en t a col th e . . h olidays
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I follow ing an a u to accid en t. F ra n c in e “W here th e N o rth B egins.” H e has
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ttre ll
Miss Louise R ust of G rass V alley ll8,o n .
!e n ts M
m akes freq u en t busiAess trip s th ere
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» 1 Mr> , W P J
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K ing rem ain ed a t th e h o sp ital b u t
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M elvin Jone w ho cam e dow n from
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and they re p o rt business q u ite active. ca m eM onday to be w ith h er d a u g h -|
The I-Go-U-Go club m et th is week
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x. . T w in F alls, Idaho, to v isit his m o th er
Miss M axine S tan field an d R alph te r Mrs. A udry W h ite w ho is recover in an all-d
ay session w ith Mrs. C. A.
f ,h
„ la n n in - to re tu rn th is
T hc h * P l U l h as recen tly p in c h ­
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a sed a com plete e le c tric a l lau n d ry
E. Jones, both teac h ers In th e P in e ing from in ju rie s received re cen tly F la n n lg a n and Mrs. H am an as J o
C ity schools, w ere in H erm lstori S u n ­ Ill an au to accid en t. Mrs. W hite w as hostesses. The d ay w as sp en t in sew-
Mr. .an d Mrs. W. P. L u ttre ll w e re ’ Unlt “ n<1 *8 “ ° W doing all th e hos­
day. Mr. Jo n es is p rin cip al th ere.
disch arg ed from th e h o sp ital F rid ay , |n g q u ilts and clo th es for th e A lber-
p ita l lau n d ry . It is also supplied w ith
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. T u rn b la d and J a n u a ry 2, an d la g e ttin g along n ice-j te rn a K err baby hom e in P o rtlan d . v is itin g in P endleton C h ristm as day. x-ray fa cilities and several x-ray pic­
W. E. Moore and fam ily hove r e ­
Mr. and Mrs. W alaco Jo n es an d fam ­ 'Y-
j T he g u ests w ere served d in n e r a t
tu re s w ere ta k e n a t th e h o sp ital th is
Published in the interests of the ople of Hermiston and vicinity by
c en tly moved to th e C a rte r ra n c h of
Dr. Dale R oth w ell, w ho is know n noon.
ily w ere guests New Y ears day a t
w eek.
Tum-A-Lu®. Lnlnber
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Phone 331.
Mrs. M cK innie nnd Mrs. C. A. Ila r- th e C olum bia d is tric t.
th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs. Je a n Skov- for good glasses, a t reaso n ab le prices.
Dr. C hristo p h erso n w ishes to a n ­
W a lte r N orquist h as gone to W al­
w iil be a t th e H erm isto n hotel all day r | g m ade a business trip to P endleton
bo.
nounce th a t he is in no w ay In te re st­
lula, W ash., w here he has been w ork­
Vol. 31
Hermiston, 0 rM fh n rsiay , January 8, 1931.
No. 49
K en n eth A tliey of P o rtla n d r e ­ S atu rd ay , J a n u a ry 10. Eyes exam ined . W ednesday.
ed in th e h o sp ital b ein g sta rte d a t
free.
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Mrs. Guy C rank is in th e St. V in­
tu rn e d th is week to be w ith his a u n t
th e S h o tv ’cll - house by Mrs. M aude
E. P. Dodd of W alla W alla, W n., cent h o sp ital a t F end leto n w here she
Mr and Mrs. J. E. H alley b u rto n , _ , .
As one fellow in H er- iSife next (en m onths.
and u n d e , Mr. and Mrs. L ochridge.
M e r r i l l P o tte r is
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Je n k in s, C has Je n k in s and Dr. Jo h n -
m iston says, “ N e w
Mrs. L ochridge Is reco v erin g ra p id ­ form er resid en t of H erm isto n , th is u n d erw en t a m ajo r o peration T h u rs­ Mrs. U. E d w aard and E rm a P a lto n i son.
b u ild in g a b a rn thi
week placed a h erd of sheep on the day m orn in g .
w ent to The D alles C hristm as day.
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Y ear R esolutions a re
ly from hqr recen t illn e s^
week.
T he h o sp ital is a d d in g new eq u ip ­
George C ourse place. Mr. Dodd re ­
Mrs. B. F. W illiam s re tu rn e d to T hey re tu rn e d th a t ev en in g b u t Miss
only m ade to be bro­ .fllfly d L aird has been
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil W a rn e r w ere
cen tly cam e Into possession of the h er hom e In M ilton la s t S unday af-1 P a tto n rem ained in The D alles u n til m ent re g u la rly and In th e n e a r fu ­
k en .” So th is y ear we ad d in g to and rem odel­
h o sts a t a tu rk ey dinuju'^Btf nday to
200 acre place w hich w as form erly te r sp en d in g Christmas* a t the W. A. j New Y ears w ith h er a u n t and uncle. tu re w ill be equipped to h an d le m a­
d id n ’t m ake m any good in g h is house.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. CWit--flh(f fam ily
J u s t because th e w e a -;
Mr. a n d Mrs. Ray M itchel and Mrs. jo r su rg ery .
Miss Glea Sias and A i | s P a u lin e owned by Bob S tan field , and Is wiu- H in elin e home.
reso lu tio n s except —»
th e r has been like it is.
e rin g sheep th ere.
Jo h n U lrich and Mr. Zeim an r e j K e n n e h L ane w ere v isito rs a t th e
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W e sh o u ld like to see
T he h o sp ital w elcom es visitors.
Stoop.
*VAV5 WW
ad v ertised in C alifo r­
Mr. and Mrs. C. R o h rm an of Pen-1 tu rn ed from Thc Dalles w here they L u ttre ll home New Years,
a lot of b u ild in g and
Miss G lea Fias re tu rn e d S unday lleto n w ere in H erm isto n F rid ay j sp en t sev eral days.
W henever th in g s get n ia, doesn’t m ean th a t
re p a irin g of hom es and
from A th en a w here sh p ¡¡spent th e tnd visited w ith th e ir son A. F. R ohr
so. pad it seem s they you should let th e coal
Lois Jackson sp en t C h ristm as at
b u ild in g s aro u n d tow n.
C h ristm as v acation w ith h er p aren ts man of th e R o h rm an M otor Co. They
cari't be any w orse— supply ru n low w hile
th e home of h e r p are n ts Mr. and-
I J u s t as c h a rity begintr '
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Slas.
alo n g comes a h u rri- w a itin g for spring.
had p lanned to d riv e to C orvallh Mrs. E. L. Jackson"
a t home, so eh o u ld
th e fIrgt Qf tfae
Mr. and Mra. L. E.' GTlffln visited to ta k e C h arles R ohrm an an d Joe Me
R ich ard and S trick lan d G illia n ,'
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New Y ear g et off to
to m ake it seem
in Salem , A sto ria * a n d A berdeen N au g h t th e re but due to road condi who have been v isitin g for th e past !
good s t a r t w ith access­
W ash., d u rin g th e holid ay s aifttl re tions ch anged th e ir p lan s and thc week at th e It. H. Thom ran ch , re ­
Styles for 1931
a ry re p a ir w ork
tu rn ed to H ernAston th e last of th e hoys re tu rn e d by tra in .
tu rn e d to P o rtlan d Sunday.
Sleeves w ill be w orn!
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week. Mr. G riffin Is p rin c ip a l of the
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Miss Jo sep h in e L ittlefield visited
Mrs. J. V. A llen, who has been 111 j
rolled up.
Seven Dny A d v en tist school here
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ast week w ith Mrs. P earl Pace.
a t h er home, is im proved.
C hinese have a
Mack says he is go-'
B
lack
in
k
w
ill
be
pre-!
J. A. C lark, real esta te b ro k tr of
Mr and Mrs. F. E , Shaw a n d H
Miss S h irley an d Opal Jarm an have
in g to q u it sm oking Tare custom . on New
ferred to red by m o s t!
E. llan liy w ent to Spokune la st F rl ’’en d leto n , w rs a tte n d in g to business s u b s titu te d th e p ast week as teachers
if Tom w ill agree to Y ears of fo rg iv in g all
m erchants.
day w here th ey sp en t u n til S atu rd ay n te re sts in t'e rm is to n F rid ay . Mr in th e P ine City schools for Ii,"i
q u i t ta lk in g politics of th e ir d eb ato rs and
aftern o o n looking a fte r business In 71ark Is a su b sc rib e r to th e I ’erald .
G erald W h ite and Miss G eorgia m t
and give u p try in g to in tu rn of b eing for­ T h ere w ill be a t le a s t'
te rests. They re p o rt considerable
Mr. and Mrs. H a rry I. Tcdd who B riggs, w ho w ere in ju red in an 1.1: to
given. So th ey s t a r t a
save th e co u n try .
one S unday a week.
snow n e a r Spokane, o th erw ise road have been sp en d in g th e holidays w ith accid en t recen tly .
New Year w ith a clean
condition« w ere fav o rab le
Mrs. T odd’s fa th e r. T hey re tu rn e d to
W ill R ogers w ill r e ­
slate. It seem s good to
Jo h n n y Thom w as a P endleton
th e ir hom e In Bond Snturdoy.
us, b u t several of our m ain a D em ocrat.
visitor Friday.
W hat few turkeys are c red ito rs d id n 't seem
Mies F lorence, P v a and R ,-th
Mrs. M. T. M ato tt and ch ild ren
left can settle down to to like th e id ea of fo r­ T um -A -Lum w ill con­
■Vourhter w ho h av e been spending sp en t th e holidays In La G rande
he holidays w ith th e ir p a re n ts Mr w ith Mrs. M ato tte's p aren ts, Mr. and
a life of security for g iv in g us.
tin u e to serve you.
ind Mrs. F. C. W o u g h ter, re tu rn e d tc Mrs. C. B. Oarl.
.heir resp ectiv e schools th is week
D onald K lages le ft T uesday for
Florence is a stu d e n t a t U. of O., Eva Spokane w here he w ill a tte n d B lair
THE BEST IN TALKING
teaches n e a r Condon and R u th teach- B usiness college.
PICTURES
is In B illin g s M ontana, h ig h school
M elvola R oot is v isitin g a t B oard-
Herm iston, Oregon
Mr , an d Mrs. W nt. S h a rr enter­ m an, She sp en t New Y ears day at
Looking a t th e New Y ear, we have had o u r u su al and u n u su al
tained a t a New Y ears p a rty last h er home here.
TWO SHOWS EACH EVENING
problem s to c o n fro n t in th e p a st y ear — If hiBtory re p eats Itself we
veek
w
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fo
u
r
tab
les
of
b
ridge.
Mr
B arb ara R oot re tu rn e d home S u n ­
First Show Starts 7:Oo P. M.
sh all have them ag ain th is y ear, p'.us and perh ap s double plus, but
tn d Mrs. H a rry K elley won high day a fto r »ponding th e holidays a t
here is w here you can save some money—
wore and Mr. an d Mrs. A. C hrls- B oardm an.
PROGRAM
opherson aecond h ig h score. A fter
"W HERE YOUR DOLLARS H JIV E MORE CENTS’"
he table* w ere cleared aw ay th e rest
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
if th e ev en in g w as sp en t In d an cin g
BASKETBALL SCHEDULE
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Dr. Dan P o lin g of O regon S tate
GOOD GRADE OF PEAS, 6 cans fo r ...................................................... 710
SEASON 1930-1931
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ollege w ill give a n adress a t the
GOLDEN BATAM CORN, 6 can s for ...................................................... 7 j c
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tan field h ig h school on S atu rd ay > D ate
School
CUT BEANS. 6 cans for .............................................................................. 7 J C
Place
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ivenlng, J a n u a r y 17, a t 8 o ’clock
Ja n . 24 Griswold
BROKEN SLICED P IN E A P P L E , 3cans for .......................................... 71c
H erm iston ❖ !
High Grade Bulk C o f f e e
rh o re w ill be .com m unity sin g in g ❖ Ja n . 30 U m atilla
COVE OYSTERS, 7 oz. — 5 for ............................................................. 71c
U m atilla
in d stu n ts. A very in te re s tin g meet
Feb. 6 A ditn s
PEACHES, L arg e halves, 3 cans fo r ...... ............................................... 7 Jc
H erm iston
ng is a n ticip ated for th e W est enc > Feb. 11 Echo
MONARCH CATSUP, p in ts, 3 for ........................................................ 71c
Echo «
> Feb. 13 Irrig o n
if U m atilla county.
H erm iston ❖ !
H erm iston
Mra. F. F. R ogers and tw o ch ild ren > Feb. 18 Echo
WE HAVE THAT BIG POP CORN THAT POPS
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JUST IN
Desperadoes Wound Motorcycle
ack and J e r ry of E llen sb u rg . W n. > Feb. 27 Lc” ington
L exington <’
Cop and order capture of his
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tre> v isitin g w ith h e r p a re n ts Mr
A FTER INVENTORY ODIT? AND ENDS IN ALL DRY G O O D S
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ind Mrs. Bensel. Mr. R ogers came
sweetheart — they bear hidden
LIN ES AT SPECIA L PR IC ES— LOOK THEM OVER
vlth them b u t re tu rn e d th e follow ing
loot to motor boat and are off
ay. T hey plan to rem ain fo r two
with girl prisoner when young
nnnths.
cop—roused by Rinty — cata­
I COLUMBIA NEWS NOTES
WANTED!
Heavy Hens
17c lb.
jQpfr* '
SWIFT & Co.
T U M -A -tU M TICKLER
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Hot Lunches :: Quick Service
Sweets and Refreshing Drinks
SPORTING GOODS
HITT’S CONFECTIONERY
Hermiston, Oregon—Phone 100
(OaHiHÛnivatrp
IN T H E N E W Y E A R
BURNHAM’S
71c Specials
18 lbs. Sugar
1 lb.
1 lb. hills bros . Coffee
2 lbs. hills bros . Coffee
1 lb. M.J.B. Coffee
3 lbs. M.J.B. Coffee
pults, while on his motorcycle,
to deck of moving boat—heroic
dog, leaping after him, attacks
thug.
Also Entertaining Short Features
•SUNDAY AND MONbAY1
Breeding Turkeys:
Mr. an d Mrs. II. L. P ro p st spent
"’otkeram's Grant Bronte Turkeys,
everal days th is week In Condon
bred for size, color, vigor, chunky
oss 11 and Jo h n Day. v isitin g w ith
ype: 16 years experience in breed­
rlen d s and relativ es.
T hey spent
ing on our 10C0 acre farm ; choice
nest of th e ir tim e in Jo h n Day w ith
breeding Toms,
to 30 pounds,
Ir. nnd Mrs. T. J. P ortw ood. They
ep o rt co n d itio n s in th a t p a rt fairly I $8 - $10 • $12. Show birds high­
er. Gentle, range raised. At North­
ood b u t th e w heat c o u n try is hard
hit. .
western Turkey Shew of over 300
Senior Class Play Selected
W ords fall to describe th e sweep,
b read th an d Im m ensity o f, »his
pow erful d ram a of th e air. Made
w ith th e fu ll coo p eratio n of th e
F ly in g Division of th e U. 8. Ma
rln e Corps. — T h rills and never-
to-be-forgo tten scenes of d arin g
and heroism above th e clouds.
Jack Holt Rnd R alph G raves take
to th e a ir and give th o g reatest
e h a ra -te rlx a tlo n of th e ir careers.
Also Comedy and
Fox Movietone News
COMING —
•ANIMAL CRACKERS"
"SWEET KITTY BALAIRE"
P ractice h as been u n d er way for
ome tim e u n d er th e supervision of
lisa E llio t, on th e play "T h e H au n t-
H ouse” w hich w ill be presented
n th e Oasis th e a tre Ja n . 23. by th e
ilgh school. The lead in g ro lls are
Hayed by Donald Jack so n . C hester
lohnson, E m ogene P aul and Mar-
M E R M IS T O IM 'S
turkeys. Best in the West: won
grand championship last two years j
>nd other highest honors. Also*
champion market drcssed hen and j
champion irnrl-r» drrised tom.
f
— SALEM FAIR WINNERS — »
Birds G u aran tee I to Please o r
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_________ Money P a rk ,__________ J
Mr. and Mrs. Wn d Cockeram
KINGSLEY’S
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LET’S GO!
T he holiday season is over— L e t’s p u t aw ay th e ham m ers and
q u it knocking. G et in an d boost H erm isto n and com m unity, all to ­
g e th e r an d w onders can be accom plished.
W E ST SIDE BA R G A IN S!
PRICE CUTS RANGING FROM 20 TO 50 PER CENT FOR CASH ON
CHAS. G. BURK’S, INC.
O F Q U A L IT Y A M D S E R V IC E '
MR. FARMER — Do you know th a t we buy
our livestock from you and in return
we expect your support
YFS, we make pnre pork sausage and our regular price is 20c lb.
Oakland, 0 regon
I-ADIES' RAYON 50« HOSE fo r..................................................
I.ADH2S’ SHOES. 33 1-3 PE R C E N T OFF.
MEN’S »7.00 VBLOUR COWBOY HATS. 28 per cen t off
MEN’S »5 0(1 DRESS HATS. 28 p e r cent o tf
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MEN’S »3.50 DRESS HATS, 35 p er cen t o f f .........................
BOY’S 8IIOBB— 30 PE R CEN T O F F .
SW EA TERS— 20 TO 30 PE R C E N T OFF.
WOMEN'S 0 A Y T E E 8, REGULAR »3.76. AT
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H O U SE
... 25c
»S.00
»3.75
»2.25
»1.50
--Saturday Specials--
SHOULDER PORK ROASTS .................................... -
POT ROAST BEEF ................................... - ......................
LAMB STEW. 3 lbs. f a r ....................... ............................
LUTrFISH, lb. for
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lb. 18c
lb. 16c
25c
15c
“THE HOME OF QUALITY MEATS”
Hermiston Meat Market
A. W TURNBLAD — PHONE 411
H< rm tston.
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$1.00
30c
43c
83c
43c
$1.23
1 l b . Maxwell Home C o f f e e
43c
2 l b s . Maxwell House C o f f e e
83c
4 lbs. Prunes
25c
10 bars Laundry Soap
39c
10 lbs. Bacon
$2.79
8 lbs. Lard
$1.39
1 qt. Nally’s Salad Dressing
53c
5 lbs. Cheese
$1.17
5 lbs. California Bayo Beans
49c
6 lbs. Pink Beans
43c
5 lbs. Lima Beans
49c
6 lbs. Red Mexican Beans
39c
6 cans Corn
66c
2 doz. Small Oranges
25c
10 lbs. Regular Oats
47c