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no> roua THE HERMISTON HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, VV. Arm« trout; of the Columbia Mrs. W L. Wilson left Thursday Mr. ano Mrs. Art Reis and family, , district wua homo from Pilot Hock < morning for Metalene Falls, Wn.. of Topanlsh. Wn., and Mr. and Mra. I Saturday and visited with his fami ly. lie has been employed there. ' where she will visit her son, T. H. Fred Todd and daughter. Eva. of Leave your cleaning and pressing Wilson, who is mining engineer for Spokane. Wn.. visited Friday night for Webber’s at H. E- Hitts. — Adv the Pontune Mining company. Mrs. with their aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Propst. Saturday morn Chester Johnson returned Sunday Wilson will be gone ten days. Carl McNaiight of Portland Is a Mr. and Mrs. ty le George of Salem ing the two families and Mr. and Jim Neary returned Saturday from from Pendleton where he had been business visitor in town this week. Caldwell, Idaho, where he has been working during the Round-Up. are the proud parents of a baby girl Mrs. New Madden and family, had ! born Thursday, August 20. Mra. breakfast with Mr. and Mrs. Propst. Mr. and Mfs. L. R. Spraker of ¡siting for the past two weeks. Mr. and Mr- Thomas Bailey of Pendleton were business visitors in F. A. Baker of Stanfield was a 1 French Glen. Oregon, visited Tues George will be remembered as the Mr. and Mrs. Todd were enroute for town Monday. business visitor in town the first of day with Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Hitt. daughter of Mr. and MTs. Posewalk. Sacramento, Calif., and Journeyed on Mrs. Bailey is Mrs. Hitt's neice. Miss Hinegardner, Umatilla coun the week. and a niece of Mrs. Claud Kellogg. after attending the Round-Up in Wilma Stoop, who has been visit ty nurse, was a business visitor here Mr. 'and Mrs. J. W. Cmpbell of Pendleton. Mrs. Harvey Payne entertained Tuesday. the Young Womens' Sunday school ing her sister, Miss Pauline Stoop ! Portland, and son Thomas, visited Mr. and Mrs. Jim Borin, and Mrs. Leave your cleaning and pressing class at her home Tuesday afternoon. tor the past ten days, left Tuesday over the week end with Mr. Camp- G. McIntyre of Portland came to Her afternoon for The Dalles. From I '»“U s n«rents, Mr. and Mra. Thos. miston last Thursdayy where they for Webber’s at H. E. Hitts. — Adv An Informal time was had. Miss Phoebe Waite of Seattle. Campbell here. They left the first of were Joined by Mr. McIntyre. From Mrs. Hugh Frazer, who has been there she plans to go to Portland. Wn., came Tuesday evening and will visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. G. E. Prime and two the week but their son remained for here they went to Pendleton where visit for some time with Mrs. Geor B. S. Kingsley, here for the past children of Salem, Or., visited from a short visit with his grandparents. they attended all three days of the month, returned to her home In gia Henderson. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Peterson of Round-Up. Mrs. Borin and Mrs. Mc Thursday until Mo^lay with Dr. Conda, Idaho, Saturday. Redmond. Ore., came last Thursday Intyre returned to Portland Sunday, and Mrs. F. V. Prime of Hermiston. T. C. Evans who has been em Miss Nettle C. Toole of Portland, ployed at the experiment farm since The two families attended the and visited a short while with their but the two men remained to look January, will leave Saturday for who has been visiting with Mr. and Round-Up Saturday. son, and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar after the road work on the Wallula Portland and Seattle to be gone over Mrs. J. G. Toole, left Wednesday for Labor day. , Mrs. Kelley moved into her house Peterson, before going on to Pen cut-off job. Mr. McIntyre and Mr. her home. While here she attended Sunday after Mr. and Mrs. D. M. dleton where they attended the Borin are connected with the Port Mr. and Mrs. L. Leld of Chicago one day of the Round-Up. Round-Up. ’’•sited a short while with Mr. and land Sand & Gravel company. A cooked food and apron sale will Deeter moved out to their residence | A cooked food aud apron sale will Mrs. Wm. Shuar Saturday enroute Alfred Qulring left Thursday In Minnehaha district. Mrs. Deeter be heTil at the TBeat Market Satur home from a long tour. Mr. Leld be held at the Meat Market Satur- is a retired farmer and was very day. sponsored by the Baptlst-Christ- will teach in the Minnehaha school ' day, sponsored by the Baptist-Christ- night for Dallas, Oregon, where he will spend the week end with his much impressed with the Hermis ian I-adles Aid. One hundred laun this winter. lan Ladles Aid. One hundred laun parents and his brother, Jake, who ton project. , ,| dered children's garrtients will be Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Agnew and Mrs. W. W. Felthouse, who has sold at 10c and 35 c each. — Adv. two daughters, Beatrice and Mary of dered children’s garments will be is home from Chicago. Jake leaves sold at 10c and 35 c each. — Adv. Monday for Chicago and Alfred will been visiting in Denver, Colorado, Mr. and Mrs. ?ames Cameron of Portl.Md, visited friends and rela Fred Hensel left last Saturday for accompany him as far as Portland. most of the summer, returned home SanJose, Calif., arrived Wednesday tives In Hermiston for three days Phone 171 ---------- '— — Hermiston, Oregon fe- last Friday. Her sriiall son Dale re and will visit for several days with last week. They attended the Rout.d- San Antonio, Texas, where he will Miss Margaret L. Arnott of St. I MEMBER OF AFFILIATED BUYERS 1oln his father. Mrs. Pearl Pace and Louis, Montana, who has been visit- turned with her. f/r. and Mrs. J. M. Biggs and fam Up Saturday. son Fred went to Pendleton with , ing Mr. and Mrs. Squire K. Thomas Don’t forget to buy your school ily. Mrs. Cameron Is Mr. B igs’s | Mr. and Mrs. Ben Gerking left him and together they attended the supplies at the Hermiston Herald. sister. last Sunday on a week's vacation, Round-Up before Fred’s train loft of the Columbia district left for with them. They attended the home Monday morning via Portland, We have some /ip e bargains in lot Walter and Arthur Kowitz of which will be spent at Anaroid lakes in the evening. Round-Up Saturday. sales. | — Adv. Lebanon. Ore., spent last Wednes above Wallowa fake. Mr. Gerking Seattle, and the Canadian Rockies. R. O. Penney of the Stanfield Mrs. Roberta Gunn and grand Lids and Jean Barnard were sur Mr. and Mrs. Reid Agnew and day evening visiting with Mr. and plans to do a lot of fishing while Grange cooperative returned Mon daughter, of Lexington, Kentucky, Mrs. Geo. Liebe In Columbia dist prised last Friday night when a two children of Portland- visited ——. — ... , uiumum turn away. Bert Harvey of Pendleton Is day from Ellensburg, Wn., where he over the week end with Mr-.and Mrs. I rict attended all three days assisting Herbert Hedwall during spent a few days. He brought back group of 21 girls dropped In for the visited from Friday until Sunday samples of what is said to be very evening. The evening was spent with Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Bensel. Mre J. M. Waghorn.*. They attended the of the Round-Up. Rn,,n', -’Tn his absence. good coal from mine in that district Mr. and Mrs. F. Teague and fam playing games with light refresh Gunn taught school in the Hermis Round-Up Saturday. ALL SCHOOL STUDENTS ments of cake and punch served late ton high school several'years ago. ily. and Mrs M., Brown of Nampa. in the evening. Lois and Jean are They were returning home from a Idaho, were visiting friends and re MARCELS ................................. 50c latives here last week and attending leaving soon with their parents for trip through the Psptoma Canal, I the Round Up. Mrs. Teague, for New York, and Chicago- Louisiana. merly Opal Spinner, were former FINGE» WAVE .......................50c I residents here. Dr. H. C. Curry, the Seattle Eye HERMISTON BAPTIST CJIURCH SHAMPOO & MARCEL ........ 75c sight Specialist, who has made pro Ronald Begg, and Edmond Briggs THE BEST IN TALKING I of Union were business visitors In W. L. Wilson,. Pastor. fessional visits to Hermiston for 10 PICTURES SHAMPOO & FINGER WAVE 75c Sunday school at 10:0« a. m., Mrs years and is known for good optical Hermiston Wednesday. Mrs. Ceo. Hermiston, Oregon Briggs, who has been visiting her work at reasonable prices will again SerSrell Superintendent. SHAMPOO PLAIN 35c PROGRAM^* be at Hotel Hermiston, Friday, Sept. son there for several days returned 'M orning worship, 11:00 a. m., 4, for one day. Eyes Examined, sermon subject. "A 'Great Man's with them. Mr. Begg has the thea FRIDAY AND SATURDAY "lasses Ground and Fitted. Reduc Faith Tested.” tre In Union and Edmond is opera Matinee 2:30 Saturday tion in charges. adv. ting the machine for him. Evening Service at 8:00 p. m. “A Red Blooded Drama of the Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Roberts of sermon subject, "One of the Bible’s Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mlddlestadt Red Coated Tffounties” dilwaukie. Ore., visited over the Greatest Declarations to Man.” and children. Helen, Buster, and veek end with Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Kenneth were visitors at the Geo. o n ly th e iv o ild ’i Communion service at close of Baker, and Mrs. Georgia Henderson. morning service. A cordial welcome , Liebe home in Columbia district this Ute m aket — PHONE 141 — week. Mr. Mlddelstadt Is Mrs. Liebc's Their daughter Marjorie, who has to strangers. c an o ff e t cousin and they were enroute for been visiting Marian Henderson Lebanon, Oregon. here for the past ten days returned Herald Want Ads Pay. Use them. Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Hills left Fri day on a three weeks vacation trip $4.98 5.00-19 $6.98 They will go to Chicago where the; (29x5.00) will visit Mrs. Hill’s ’’later, nn 1 ***on' $5.80 there to Pomona, California. Both 5.25-19 $8.15 (29x5.25) Mr. and Mrs. i ill s parents it A thrill flllid drolita of the Pomona. Mr. and Mrs. D. M. P - m - i great Northwest aild Its “Moun $6.65 6.00-20 $11.50 will occupy their hovso during Ihc'i ties.” featuring Lois Moran, J. (32x6.00) absence. Harold Murray. All sixes low priced. Save on tubes, too. «? M*7 K. A story of treachery exposed, heroism rewarded, constancy re Guaranteed Tire Repairing quited, honor cleared, and love fulfilled. Local Happenings PEACHES! Last ca ll fo r C A N N IN G PEACHES fro m th e Y a k im a V a lle y E lb ertas G old M edal • • Hales • - C ra w fo rd s - - 47c 60c 60c 5Oc KINGSLEY'S L. Special! I ©aaiutThrairp H erm iston B eauty Shoppe ALUE lalqeit ÀÀÀÀÀÀÀAAAÀAÀ 2 Laundry Machines Coining Again! ALSO—A Looney Tune “Ain’t Nature Grand” and A Slim Summerville Comedy “Sargie’g Playmate.” SUNDAY AND MONDAY SECRETS! The girls she lived with. The man she I6ved; the man »he couldn't eVPn 'thought she she married him. NeW see her Dr. Curry, the old RELIABLE EYESIGHT SPECIALIST of Seattle, who has made professional visits to HERMISTON for 10 years, will again HERMISTON HOTEL ALSO— Fox News and a Talkartoon “Noah’s Lark.” F rid a y , Sept. 4 FOR ONE DAY Eyes Examined - Glasses - Ground and Fitted - —CHARGES REDUCED— TUM-A-LUM TICKLER Published in the interests of the people of Hermiston and vicinity by Tnm-A-Lum Lumber Co. — Phone 331. Vol. 31 Hermiston, Or., Thursday September 3, 1931 Editorial We saw where a tattooed nian had sued an osteopath. Claims that the latter threw all his pictures out of foocus. R. A. Brownson. Editor. — 0— Don't let the wolf stay outside your door this winter. Invite him inside the house where he can keep warm with Tnm-A- Lum coal. Wolves also make excellent fur coats. —o— Mrs Waterman has been changing a porch into a room, and mak ing other Improve ments on her house. When winter comes And it surely will i Have you enough coal To fill the bill? — 0— The new basement at the hotel Is nearly finished. — 0— The average coat of painting the exterior wallq of a six room house with Tum-A- Luni paint Is 128.50. This Is the entire ma terial cost for two costs of paint that will last for Pretty cheap, you think? — 0— now fo r the'price o f one Authorized Ford Sales & Service SAVE YOUR EYES! be at the — from her Intimate diary with Phillips Holmes. Sylvia Sidney and Norman Foster. Rohr man Motor Co. . SPECIAL «— Beginning Sept. 1st LEON OIL PERM ANENT...... ................. $4.00 (Combination and Croquignole Wind) SHAMPOO & FINGER WAVE 75 SHAMPOO AND MARCEL 75 PLAIN SHAMPOO ......... 35 HOT OIL SHAMPOO ...... . 50 FACIAL ................................ 75 SCALP TREATMENT ....... ‘75 COURSE OF 6 ......................................... $3.50 —H air Dying a Specialty— M a rk h a m B eauty Shop Just back of Stewart’s Cabins — Phone 521 Washes in 2 hours..¿Irons in 2 hours No. 41 years. don't BEST PAINT 33.19 gal. 35c Qt, It Is certainly ag gravating to have to bore holes In the floor to let the water out of the house. A good roof would prevent that. See us about the low- price of re-roofing repairing, — 0— In military circles strategy Is a method of not lotting the en emy know you are out of ammunition by con tinuing to fire. Satu rd ay Specials — Septem ber 5 th — POT ROAST BEEF lf c RIB ROAST TEEF ........................................................... iqo IAMB STEW, at Only .......................... jfe SHOULDER LAMB ROAST.................................. i$ i/,c O M E N — here’s the new Thor I relaxation. These tw o famous Thor laundry unit that saves from I m achines— the new Thor Agitator 6 to 8 hours per week and the new Thor Speed in the average home. Iron combined — now Speed is the secret. Y ou c o st you a b ou t w h at do your w ashing now you have been asked for from 8 to 10 A.M. Iron a good washer alone. ing from 2 to 4 P.M. See them work. Their And in place o f drudg speed and efficiency w ill P n n Wuber 2» Inner ery— you find pleasant klO SecenJt amaze and please you. W FIG HOCKS. 6 lbs. for . . . ............................................ 25c And a Full Line of Q uality Meats to Select From QUALITY — * — PRICE — * — SERVICE CASH — Fins — C ARRY PAY LESS “THE HOME OF QUALITY MEATS” Hermiston Meat Market A. W. TURNBLAD — PHONE 411 f SPECIAL 60 DAY Regular Price >161.00 $116” H erm iston Light & 1 LIBERAL TERMS
