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FACH FOUR THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON THUH8DAY, FEBRUARY I I , 1131 er in honor of Mrs. George Bancroft great deal of interest is being mant-'rsn under her at a party Friday af- The sub-station of the county li ncatlonal Exposition being h e l d at the home of Mrs. Knerr. Many tested. ternoon. brary opened at the school house for there. They plan to return Sunday. beautiful gifts were received by the Mr. and Mrs. Geo. H. Kendler re- j Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Campbell the benefit of adults of Cold Springs Those going with Mr. Shaw In his guest of honor. turned from Nyssa Friday. were Sunday guests at the C. M and Juniper has been well patron car were: Donald Jackson, student Mr. and Mrs. Yura Lenhart enter- Mr. and Mrs. Fragerstrom were Jackson home.' body president; Ed Briggs, student ized. tained Tuesday night of this week in > Hermiston visitors Friday, The pupils at the school have (body vice president; Mary Brownson, Perry J. Bradley of Elma, Wn.,! Logan Todd left Wednesday night honor of Frank and Warren Arm-1 Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Isom were started work on their pieces for the secretary; and Enos Martin, presi- ATTEND EDUCATIONAL spent play- called to Heppner Friday by the ser- declamatory conti A. wan a business caller In Hermiston for the Veterans' hospital at Port- strong. The evening dent of the senior class. io us illness of Mrs. Isom's sister. Mrs. Wednesday. i land. i cards and having a genera good EXPOSITION AT U. OF 0. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Pace, John and Mrs. Felix Roumagoux returned time. Those present were: Mr and, DaTe Musgrave of Monument, Oregon. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Mrs. Etta Cutts of Kansas City. The Irrigon band played at the v Harold Pace and Margaret Bills were from Portland Saturday where she Hrs. Don Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Members of the Hermiston Union Mo., carried two bull dogs in her visitors in Pendleton Saturday. has been visiting for the past week. Lenhart, John Kopacz, Ina Lenhart.' Hermiston theatre Saturday night. |<> COLD SPRINGS ITEMS ♦ high school student body together automobile to guard it, but thieves Mrs. Curtis Simons was honored at Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Warner and Marie Stephenson, Mildred Cummins, Quite a large crowd attended the I ❖ ♦ with Superintendent F. E. Shaw left + + + + 4 + + + today (Thursday) for Eugene where carried the dogs away and left the a shower given by ladies of the Re- family were guests at the A. E. Ben- an<l the honor guests and Mr. and show from here. bekah lodge at the home of* Mrs. sel home for dinner Sunday. ¡Mrs. Lenhart. The basketball games with the Mrs. Williams of Colville. Wn., Is (they will attend sessions of the Ed- j car. Watson Saturday afternoon.- • I Mrs. Alice O'Danlel of Pendleton! Richard Markle of Haines, is vlslt- Echo teams at the local hall Friday,visiting at the home of her son E. R. Mrs. W. H. Frink of Portland is spent from Saturday of last week un- Ing at the B. T. Williams home near evening were both won by the visit- Williams. visiting at the F. V. Prime home for til Monday with her daughter Mrs. here, this week. Mr. Markle is a lug teams. A telotype machine has been in Mr. and Mrs. Brace were guesta stalled at the Umatilla Air Port on ten days. Mrs. Frink is Mrsz-Pr line's F. C. McKenzie. noted cartoonist, short story writer sister. i | Mrs. F. V. Prime gave a waffle and singer, having had considerable of Mr. and Mrs. Vern Jones Sunday. the Jess Goff farm. By means of this Dan and John Biggs hjrv<fc luncheon Saturday noon for four success in each. He is a staff car machine hourly findings as to wea confined to their home this* Wt-ek friends of Bobby's, in honor of- his toonist for National Fine Arts Ser ♦ « ther conditions and heights of clouds ♦ are sent to other air ports. Jess Goff with bad colds. They are muehd)etter eleventh birthday. vice of Chicago, doing cartoons and ♦ and hope to be out soon, . [ Alfred Qulrlng spent the week end comic strips. He also does commercial MINNEHAHA NEWS NOTES ♦ is the day operator and LaVerne J. S. Cooper and Milard L^jflh. ex visiting with (riends and relatives cartooning for Taylor Ad Art com ♦ ♦ Franklin is night operator. pert accountants, of the AdFJintlni in Dallas. He returned Monday morn pany of St. Louis, Mo. Walter E. Case who recently met W. H. Quick seriously injured his death when his mail plane struck the Service company of Portland, Were In ing. back last Saturday but is now im earth near Washugal, Wn., was the town -lust week. ■ $ | Mrs. Andrew Kopacz and son TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY William Prlsner has been confined Henry, Ina Lenhart, Marie Stephen- LOST — DISK WHEEL AND TIRE proving. first pilot to take a plane from the to his home for the last four weeks son attended an old fashioned dance for International truck. J. Dell, ! Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Matott were local air port. A1 Davis, who located in Pendleton Sunday. due to illness but Is able to be out in Pendleton last Thursday night. Case’s plane, brought the first plane Christley. 24-2tc Meivoia Root haR returned home into the Umatilla Air Port. Cecil Kelley of Perry, Oregou, vis agaln, and is slowly recouperating. after spending several weeks at Several men employed putting in Miss Emma Thoeny was a guest at ited with his brother Harry Kelley Boardman visiting relatives. new telegraph poles along the Cold dinner last Monday evening of the and mother Mrs. F. L. Kelley Tues- ♦ ♦ Mrs. Ed Unger of Pendleton visit Springs line. Mi B ros Marjorie, Roberta and Gérai-,day an<* r®turne<i the same day. ♦ IRRIGON NEWS ♦ ed Sunday at the Albright home. Mrs. E. P. Illsley, who received Song of the Blackbirds, the pres dine Mullins, at the A. H. Mullins ♦ « telegram that her sister. Mrs. S. Hill The pupils at the Minnehaha ence of snakes along the road and the home. The Alpine-Irrigon road committee. school had their pictures taken Mon-¡fact that the turkey hens are laying Mrs. George Story burned her left was seriously ill at Spokane, Wn. left Sunday night for that city. all reminds one that spring is around consisting of W. C. Isom, Frank day morn,nK- arm severely Wednesday while pour Mr. and Mrs. Lee Meade of Board- Leicht, D. Rutledge^ Vern Jones and The school at Minnehaha has been the corner. ing hot liquid from a pitcher. At Harry P. DeMoss, teacher of the first she did not consider it serious man were in Hermiston on business A. Aldrich, went to Heppner Wednes- recognized as a standard school, but upon reconsidering she had it Wednesday morning. Mr. Meade is day to meet with the court to pre-| Mrs. C. M. Deeter, teacher of the Cold Springs school has recently treated by Dr. A. W. Christopherson. I agent for the U. P. System at Board sent several resolutions adopted by school here, will-entertain the child- signed a contract for the position as man. principal in the school at Relth, Ore. them. i___________ J. M. Biggs returned to Hermiston A pleasant evening was spent Wed Mrs. Sam Smith met with a ser Tuesday morning from Spokane, Wn., nesday when Mr. and Mrs. F. R. and will remain on duty at his of Moore entertained for their sor ious accident last Saturday. In step fice for some time before his official Jesse. Miss Emma Thoeny and Miss ping upon a chair while house clean Every Family Needs a duties as state department command Eleanor Daily, who are his teachers, ing, she fell backward striking her head on the cement floor. Dr. Chris er of the American Legion call him were guests. away. topherson was called and several stit — From— Mr. and Mrs. James Todd, Mr. and ches were taken in her scaip. Though HIGH PRODUCING FLOCKS Mrs. Julius Glmblc, Mr. and Mrs. m next time you are will prove to your full satis very weak from loss of blood, Mrs. At Extremely Low Prices Hughes and Mr. and Mrs. Shf3ely near our place, stop in faction, right at your ow n Smith is very much improved. were guests at the Ursel Hiatt home And WHITE LEGHORNS and look over the McCor- house, that the McCormick- Mrs. Tom Caldwell returned home in, Umatilla Sunday evening. Less than 1000 — 14c mick-Deering Cream Sepa Deering is the closest-skim FOUNTAIN SYRINGE from Portland Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Quick were 1000 to 2000 — 13c rators w e have on our floor. ming, easiest-turning, easi- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brase spent 2OOo or more — 12c hosts Friday to a few guests in hon Here you will find a ma est-to-wash cream separator THE BEST IN TALKmCf' SPECIAL REDUCTION or of Mrs. Quick's birthday. Two or Thursday evening at the home of Mr. chine in just the right size you can buy. Heavy Freeds — Rocks Reds Wyan PICTURES that w ill suit you in every three birthdays occurring on other and Mrs. W. C. Isom. of 25 per cent dotte», 15c, any quantity; Brown Leg You will staypleased year The regular meeting of the H. B. C. little detail. dates were also celebrated when the horus, jQc limited; Buff Orphington3 after year w ith a McCor ON ALL MAKES Hermiston, Oregon large angel food cake was cut after ladles was held at the home of Mrs. 17c limited: S-weck old pullets in all Or tell us when it will be mick-Deering. Come in and B R IN G T H IS A D D the bounteous dinner. Those present Frank I-eicht, Thursday afternoon. PROGRAM breeds above at very low price. most convenient and w e look it over. were: Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Quick and Quite a large crowd was present and Thursday - Friday - Saturday delicious lunch was served by the family, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Childs, “VIGORBILT” Hatchery February 12-13-14 D. H. Martin and the host and hos hostess at the close of the meeting. Milton, Oregon tess. Mrs. Fred Markham has been ou Miss Adeline Goff, nurs- at the the sick list the past week. HERMISTON, OREGON Frank Moody, who has been stay Hermiston Medical hospital, and her father C. O. Goff of Harlem, Mon ing at the Brace home for several tana, who has been visiting here the months .left Thursday for his home past two weeks, are In Portland for in Washington. a few days. The series of meetings being held Mrs. Virgil Smith, Mrs. Sage and at the Community church will be con Mrs. Knerr entertained with a show- tinued through the coming week. A Local Happenings This is the Separator that has pleased housewives in every community HOT W ATER BOTTLE “ Vigorbilt” Chix T h e M cC orm ick-D eering Ball-Bearing Cream Separator T ©aawGIIlPgtXF ( HERMISTON DRUG CO, Oregon Hardware & Implement Co. Specials for Saturday UP THE IV E R POT ROAST BEEF SHOULDER PORK ROAST 15c 17c ARE YOU DEAD SURE YOU ARE BUYING SHOULDER PORK STEAKS 20c RIGHT? BEEF STEAK You kn ow a ll pricea are dow n, and SOUR KRAUT, per gallon yon should be enjoying your sh a re of the drop. W e Invite your com parison, not only on one a rticle but on every article yon n eed. 2 2 l- 2 c 40c And you can always be assured of a full line of . fresh and cured meats to select from. W hy pay more If you can buy for leas? “THE HOME OF QUALITY MEATS” H erm iston M eat M arket BURNHAM’S A. W, TURNBLAD — PHONE 411 Mac Marr Coffee-3 lbs. GENERAL MERCHANDISE Here w e are again w ith Published in the. interest* of the people of Hermiston and vicinity by Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co. — Phone 331. the Osh Kosh B ’ Gosh O veralls. They cost l e u to w ear. 8UNDAY AND MONDAY »'"S' BA? » Our w ork sh oes are just In and at lo w er pricea. JOHN Look (V M IO M M A M ) them over; we OVE RAIX S- lure can pIease you- MOBY DlfK\ H ere are som e o f onr pricea for every day o f the w eek . Try onr Breakfast Coffee, pecked «■ a sealed package at 30c per lb. To introduce this coffee and «how you how good it is, on Saturday, February 14' we wiU ,el1 yon FOR 49c 1930 Crop, Small Sixe PRUNES 8c per Also Fox News and Paramount Talkitoon COMING _ "RENEOADE" “SPOILERS” "THREE FACES FAST" THE BIG TRAIL” I pound, w hile they KINGSLEY’S h z s m is t o n s ho u sz or q u a u i t v a im p Voi. 31 Hermiston, Or., Thursday, February 12, 1931 D. E. Sherry has re turned to the project to live. He has rented and repaired a house near his place north west of town. — 0— Passer-by; "What is the horsepower of your car?’’ Editorial Also Entertaining Short Features February 10-16 n a v ie s - last A man can become a member of the black ¡shirt brigade without going to Italy. Juet let him fix the pipes in tome basements. R. A. Brownson, Editor. But on the other hand, a basement can be fixed up fit to serve as the reception room for a king. How? By remodeling and we are glad to show you how. — 0— In a blindfold teet conducted recently, out of 10 selected Flr- Tex as the best Insul ator for their home. If a blindfolded person can tell the difference, why can’t you? Voice of owner from under car: •‘Forty.'' Passer-by: "What is ■wrong with It?” j Owner: "As far as I can make out, thirty- nine horses have bol ted, and the remain ing one la too upeet to answer questions.'* — 0— COLOR is the home. A paint of your favo rite color for every room in the house. Know, the advantages of keeping your home repaired and painted. 9 | $1.00 Rich, full bodied, aromatic, smooth drinking. Coffee at its best; always fresh. TUM -A-LUM TICKLER S^~ wSi Our Valentine’s Day greeting to you is to “have a hearty meal”— one that you will enjoy to the ful lest. And that's where we can be of service! A wide variety of seasonable foods that are both fresh and of fine quality are in our stores on Valen tine’s Day— and every day— for your selection. Special No. 6 price of 80c for 1 quart of Kitchen- Brite on S a t u r d a y . Limit of 1 quart to customer, so come ear ly and get yours. — 0— Probably the closest the editor will ever come to making a hole in one, was watching Carl McNaught make one Sunday on 4 seventh hole of I Hermiston Golf Course. Insulation protects the health of a home, 26 4 7 physicians would agree. In winter it con serves heat and keeps the house nt an even temperature; in sum mer it keeps out the heat from the sun J making a horns ma comfortable. 9 CRISCO M IL K Best for all cooking 31b. can 3 ta ll cans sweetened, evaporated. Orang V 0 e I 1 OaiaQ Vrll 69c 23c I Sunkist Quality Sma11 Sweet loz. In Bulk. Brlng your container. An excellent oil for mayonaise. QUART 2*/C Fancy, Washed Carrots or Parsnips 3 POUNDS 10c DRY ONIONS Fancy, No. 1 10 lbs. 13c ARMOUR’S STAR Flavor” Hams ™ lb . «J m C « Fixed ECONOMY COFFEE FLOUR FAME BRAND FANCY PATENT 23c 49 LB. BAG 95c Crystal White Soap, 10 bars 37c Hermiston, Oregon M ac M arr k STO RES
