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PAO» FOUR T H E H E R M IS T O N H E R A L D , H E R M IS T O N . O R E G O N ning with Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Lynch. Visitors at the Columbia school Friday afternoon were Mrs. Cecil Madden, Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Stock- ard, Mrs. New Madden, Mrs. Ora Bar- low, Mrs. Heman Harp, Mrs. Ray Henry Soinmerrr.hr neiMbtg on the Mrs. Henry Hitt went to Portland I Cook and baby, Larry Boyd, and the Federal jury In Pendleton th is week. Tuesday and while there will be a I following children: Peggy and Mary | Sommerer, Lois and Irene Hunt, Lane George Robert« of Kejto t u a guest at the Heathman hotel. business visitor in town Wednesday. Mrs. Fred Shelton of Stanfield is {Savage, Wanda Dunning and Gilman W. L. Hsnun was a business v isit In the Hermiston Medical hospital Pierson. Pupils of the primary room of Co or in Pendleton Friday. this week having an Infected foot lumbia school have just completed A complete new line -of straw hats treated. She stepped on a nail. at the Propst Variety store. Adv. Vern Smith and family were , painting several pieces ot coping W. L. Blessing has been confined guests o t his parget. Mr. and Mrs. saw furniture, recently made for ¡their doll house. to his home this week due to Illness. M. M. Smith Sunday. The Ladles' Auxiliary to the Farm Margaret Hower of Umatilla is re Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Turnblad and ceiving medical attention at the Her daughter Edna and Jpe Reeves werei Unreau presented the school with a miston medical hospital. Tuesday evening dinner guests at the number of Chinese Elms for plant ing in the school yard. For this reas Mrs. B. S. Kingsley is confined to Cecil Warner home. her home this week with a severe Ernest T. Tree pons of Walla Walla. on Arbor day doings were celebrated case of tonsllitis. Wn., was in Hermiston Wednesday early, with appropriate dedicatory Mrs. Oscar Payne Is receiving medi In the interest of Ernest T. Tree- exercises by the intermediate and ad cal treatment in the Hermiston Medi pons, Inc., who handle Blue Moun vanced grades when the pupils ot cal hospital this week. these rooms set out the trees during tain seed potatoes. Mrs. Wm. Sharr has been confined Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Biggs and son the noon [jour of Monday. to her home since last Saturday but Dan left Wednesday morning for Herman Hurst and Ira Ravage is somewhat improved at this time. Portland where Mrs. Biggs will re started working on the section at Albert Hedwall oP'Portland and main until the last of the week. Mr. Cold Springs Monday. Monte Hedwall of Heppner spent Biggs will go on to Eugene and re Easter Sunday with their parents. turn to Portland Friday. ♦ Marie Stephenson visited over the Fred Lappin of Council. Idaho, was ♦ IRRIGON NEWS ♦ week end in LaGrande with Mrs. M. in Hermiston last week looking at i ♦ <• «4 Stephenson. farm land here as a possible location.1 Alfred Qulring spent the week end He happened to find his old friend 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Mrs. Frank Brace, who has been with friends and relatives In Dallas. and neighbor H. L. Propst. Mr. and quite 111 the past two weeks was He returned Monday night. Mrs. Propst lived In Council before taken to the Hermiston hospital for Mr. and Mrs. James C. Hoskins of moving to Goldendale, Wn. treatment Thursday. Stanfield were business visitors In Dr. H. C. Currey the Seattle Eye Mr. and Mrs. George Kendier town Wednesday. sight specialist who has made pro moved to their new home In Umatilla fessional visits to Hermiston for 10 Mr and Mrs. H. F. Wednesday. Mr. Kendier Is again em years and is known for good optlcnl Portland spent ployed at the gravel pit. work, at reasonable prices, will again home folks. Mr. Woods from La Grande has be at the Hermiston Hotel Tuesday, Mr. and Mrs ÀI lace of purchased the Paxton place and Los Angeles are ftuehfe t>e A. H. April 14, for one day. Eyes examined, moved his family this week. — Adv Norton home this We '» Marian glasses ground and fitted. Mr. and Mrs. Henry of Winona, Mrs. J. S. West's sister, Mrs. W. Harvey is also a ire this Wn., visited over the week end with A. Correll of Hollywood, Calif., and week. Mrs. Henry's brother and wife. Mr. her daughter Mrs. Rose Lesher of and Mrs. Henry Wier. Lexon, Iowa, are visiting with her Mrs. Hazel Norcross and little this week. They came Tuesday from daughter from Portland came up Hun Tacoma, Wn., where they had been day for a few day's visit with her visiting. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Smith. Among those from here attending THE BEST IN TALKING the band contest at Corvallis last ♦ « PICTURES * COLUMBIA NEWS NOTES ♦ Saturday were Fred Markham, Frank Hermiston. Oregon ♦ « Leitch, Don Rrooks, Robert Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Dawald. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Jones and fam PROGRAM The annual Easter egg hunt took FRIDAY - SATURDAY place at Columbia school Friday af ily and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Dexter MATINEE: Saturday, 2:30 P.M. ternoon. A generous supply of highly and children motored over into Wash colored eggs were carefully hidden ington Sunday for a picnic. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Isom were “WE’RE COMING OVER TO throughout the grounds and park, PLAY WITH YOU.” where girls In colorful dresses and visiting in the Kendier home Thurs with bright eyes vied with each oth day evening. WATCH FOR US IN Mrs. Jess Isom and Verdle Leach er In the contest for numbers. The hunt was followed by light were Umatilla visitors Sunday. Henry Wier and Russell McCoy refreshments, garnished with nlenty ot hard-boiled eggs and much fun In motored to Kenewlck Sunday to play with the Irrigon-Umatilla baseball the line of Individual stunts. After a recess, the girls and boys team in a practice game. Mrs. Sam Smith visited with Mrs. of tho respective divisions tried out for places In the sectional track Roscoe Williams Saturday. the «beence of O. K. Mudge. Trains are running over the Coy ote cut-off after several days. Mr. and Mrs. O. K. Mudge stopped at Hinkle Sunday enroute to Cali fornia. America's favorite younger actors making the most of the laughs and the thrills ln Mark Twain's joyous comedy. ADMISSION: Evenings 25c A 50c Matinee, 16c and 36c Alao Entertaining; Short Feature! SUNDAY AND MONDAY Lx l u r T i i r\ r PICTUDE r He came to steal and stayed to love. She awoke from a dream and he was the reality. Don't miss the gsveet comedy of the sea son. It puts the FIZZ in sophis tication. WITH Jeanette MacDonald Reginald Finny Marjorie White Warren Hynier Also Comedy and Fox News COMING — “Girl of the Golden West.” “Going Wild." "Just Imagine.” "Derelict," “Prince and Plumber.” “Little Caesar.” “Lightnin." “Morrous." fr . ee If yon have No. 1231 — 1319 1522 — 1671 _ 1802 — 2160, OB your program for month of April 1931, clip off number and it will entitle you to 2 tickets to the Oasis Theatre for Friday or Sunday this week. — meet to be held at Hermiston soon. Miss Olea Slag enjoyed an airplane « 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 _____ ♦ trip to Pendleton Saturday after * * MINNEHAHA NEWS NOTES * noon, ♦ ♦ Mrs. Jackson Harr evidently has faith In the old adage, "The early Mrs. J, V. Allen, who has been 111 bird catches the worm," for she Is Is able to be around again, the first In this district to exhibit Ted Cols and family of Wallula, real live little turks. Wn., were Sunday guests at the Chas. W alt Norquist and B ill Reynolds McKenzie home, spent 8unday visiting with home Wm, Kryger was a Lewiston visit folks. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Addleman of Pendleton were Sunday visitors at the R. L. Addleman home. Pupils and teachers are working diligently on a May day pageant to be given In the park. Mrs. Thomas Stewart was a din ner guest of Mrs. Qeorge Belscamper Monday. Joe Lund returned from Pendleton where he has been working tho pant two weeks. Iris and Marjory Schafer were week end guests at the Lynch homo Johnny Thom spent Sunday eve- or last week. Bob and Johnny Thom were ln Walla Walla on business Monday. Vance Matott is spending the week In Freewater with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Oavl. Repair work Is being done on the Maxwell ditch near the head with a steam shovel. Rosella Matott has entered the seventh grade nt the Hermit ton school from thia district. M. Korrell is putting temporary buildinrs on his place. Mrs. Mmy Young Is working as station operator nt Hinkle during H E R M IS T O N fo r 10 years, w ill again be a t the H E R M IS T O N H O T E L Tuesday, A p r il 14 FOR O N E D A Y Eyes E xam ined - Glasses • G round and F itte d - — Charges Reasonable — P R IC E S Reduced fo r this Date. ............................... Poultry Supplies A C M E S U P B R B IL T S P R A Y E R S A N D M E T A L W A R E O F F E R T H E U T M O S T Q U A L IT Y T H A T IM P O S S IB L E T O B U IL D IN T O A • — Com pare the fo llo w in g prices w ith other lines — THREE ACT COMEDY H A N D S P R A Y E R S — 1 quart capacity........ $ .50 H A N D S P R A Y E R S — 1 pint capacity .*...... .30 C O M P R E S S E D A M K N A P S A C K S P R A Y E R 4.75 PRESE NTED BY THE SENIOR CLASS of Hermiston Union High School FRIDAY, APRIL 17 PRODUCT. At the OASIS THEATRE T E N H O L E Baby C hick Feeders, Galv. Iron T E N H O L E B aby C hick Feeders, Charcoal T in T W E N T Y H O L E B aby C hick Feeders— AT 8:00 O’CLOCK .20 .25 Charcoal Tin ..................................................... 30 T H I R T Y H O L E Bafay C hick Feeders— S H O P P E R ’S G U ID E For Sat.,Apr.l 1 (8h Mon., Apr. 13 NORTHERN ALASKA FINK SALMON, Tall Can ....... ............ POSTS— All Bran with Dish .......................................................... CALUMET BAKING POWDER— With Cake Pan ................. LUK TOILET SOAP— 3 for ........ ................................................. CRISCO— 3 lb. Tin for ..................................................................... GOLD BAR PINEAPPLE— sliced or Crushed, l ’s Flat ........ MILK— Any kind ........................................... .................................... SNOWFIAKE CRACKERS- 2 lb. Caddie for .......................... PURITAN MALT— The kind you like ....................................... Uc ig c 29c 23c 73,, 13c gc 32c 43c Charcoal t i n .....................................................45 T H I R T Y H O L E — 10 quart fe e d e r..................1.00 F I F T Y H O L E — 17 quart fe e d e r ......................1.20 M A S O N J A R ’ F O U N T S — Round or Star Shape, 10c each or doz. f o r ........................ l.fMM O N E G A L L O N G a lv a n iz e d Iro n F o u n ts ................ 65 L a w n M ow ers, G ard e n Hoes and a ll L a w n and G arden Tools are much lo w er in & price th an last year. Oregon Hdwe. & Implement Co. When you need a STRAW HAT — We have them. A1510 FELT HATS and CAPS. • Look them over and get our prices. POPULAR FOR MEN — Two jaecc Rayon Underwear. Also BROADCLOTH SHORTIES. SEED POTATOES — TABLE POTATOES — We have Fine grade. Don’t miss our window display next week of — THE BEST MADE OVERALL — OSH K0SH B’GOSH — H lE R M IS T O N , O R E G O N Saturday Specials! B rin g us your Produce — W e don’t ship it in w hen w e can Buy it a t H om e. T U M -A -L U M TICKLER POT ROAST BEEF ........................................... 17c SHOULDER PORK ROAST ............................ 18c HOME CURED HAMS— or whole .............. 25c HOME CURED BACON— 1/2 or slab .............. 25c PICNIC HAMS ................................................... 17c And a full line of Fresh and Cured Meats to Select from — At prices you can’t afford to miss. OUR MOTTO -¿-¿“QUALITY AND SERVICE’ J., Published in the interests of the people of Hermiston and vicinity by “T H E H O M E O F Q U A L I T Y M E A T S ” - : KINGSLEY’S Phone 171 ■■■ fsa a a i Voi. 31 — ' —• Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co. H erm iston, Oregon — Phone 331. Hermiston, Or., Thor» day, April 9, 1931 Editorial HEARKEN YE CL TIZEN8 OF HERMIS TON! It is clean up and paint up time; With the arrival of spring, ws must hasten to get our city epic and •pan. The city has had Its clean up for streets and lots, now this Is the time to make the repairs and do the re painting that has been needed around here for quite a while. You will find all of the paints, lumber, and other things you will need for this work at our yard. Headquar ters for the big drive of cleanliness. R. A. Brownson. Editor. are being built at the First National Bank. ■ ■ 0'-'— ■ CHICAGO P A I N T carries a guarantee of complete satisfaction or a new job. Complete line of colors and brushes. H erm istort M ea t M arket A. W. TtfaNBLAD — PHONE 411 No. 14 husbands fear the an nual bit of cleaning They’d rather fish They l»ck ambishion to do that bit of clean ing. — 0— Well after writing a bit of poetry!T) wt know that Bprlng Here we are work heere. Ho hum! ing hard to clean up £ur yard. — 0— In the hurry ol cleaning, don’t forget the chicken house that should be built. — 0— Chas. Taylor started work on — 0— We are sure J&at basement of his Mayor,^ Prann would house. say. "Go thou and ,do — 0— likewise." Be seeing you —I l- — 0— New Inclosed stairs Spring Is here and soon. New Speed new kindness to clothes in the new Thor Agitator $99= has the new ; i* th e S en sation al P rice N o te these n e w T h o r F e a tu re s t • U h T t m T r ! —oven baked porcelain enamel inside end o u t X. SeeaO— such as m u have never teen in a waaher. 5. V / r f r T a . T « 4 — t h a width o f tha tub iu c lf. SAVE YOUR EYES! D r. C u rry , the old R E L IA B L E E Y E S IG H T S P E C IA L IS T o f Seattle, w ho has m ade professional visits to Much damage was done to the C Belts place by the flood. It has made It necessary for him to move his hay to keep It from heating. Many fences and small buildings were washed from the places along the river. “The Mummy and the Mumps.” (®ainH$lwatrp JACKIE COOGAN MITZI GREEN THURSDAY, A PR IL », 1»S1 4. g a M e r VALUES! THAT ONLY A — M o d e l T Coupe, as is ............ ....... $ 2 5.0 0 — M o d e l T Roadster, very g o o d ..... $ 60.00 — Essex Coach ..................... ..... $ 65.00 — M o d e l T Coupe, a nice little c ar .. $ 125.00 — Special S ix Nash S e d a n .................. $ 200.00 — M o d a l A Fo rd R o a d s te r.................. $32 5 .0 0 — M o d e l A F o rd Coach, A - l through out, new car g u a ra n te e ..................... $495.00 1924 — ■ M o d e l T T I-T o n T ru c k .................. $ 50.00 1925 — D odge 3 -4 T o n T r u c k ....................... $ 75.00 F O R D S O N T R A C T O R — W ith plow s .... $200.00 ROHRM AN O u r Shop i» M o d e rn J. New J>eed—New gkad- <• i«w./e. C n + e tt. K etr » avrete. General Elec tric M otor. 7. Big Ct fierOr. D o e , en tire w adiio« in 2 hours. DEALER CAN OFFER 1924 1924 1925 1926 1927 1929 1930 M O T O R CO. O u r Service G uaranteed A u th o rised Sales and Service Geended. V H re . •a e P n jlM . 8. Feawa, T ie r (JaaAC 9 d w e rw r fe w P r it n — • 50 to S40 le ,a th a . | , 7 washer o f i H E w o r ld ’ » Lo^pst priced quality Sriaber clothes. Washes a generous tubful in 3 to 7 minutes— embodies a n e w ,, pruned M id washes them clean. That’s principle o f speed wjuJring. the important thing to look F a s te r th a n ap y p o s h e r for in a speed washer. Note you’ve seen—and kinder to its amazing low price. T Hermiston Light & Power Co. J H u m is te n , Oregon
