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PAGE SIX THVR8DAY, Local Happenings Mr. and Mr*. H. J. Qulring of Mrs. Joe Reed, formerly Miss Mar Dallas, Oregon, and Mr. and Mrs. N. ion Stephens, an husband and two E. Goertzen of Salem, Oregon, visit boys, visited Mr. and Mrs. J. J. ed over the week end with Alfred Glmble ever the week end. Mr. Reed Qltlrlng here. Mr. and Mrs. Qulring la a eargeant in the Los Angeles are Alfred’s parents and Mrs. Goert-1 police force zen is his sister. They left eaVly' Mr. and Mrs. Earl Watson and Monday morning for their homes. son, Earl, went Into the mountains j Fred Barker accompanied Lloyd ! last Saturday for an outing and Mr. Moore as far as Portland Sunday Watson Was to keep on the lookout I morning. Mr. Moore waa enroute to for deer." Sunday morning after ! Seattle where he assisted with the i breakfast they were driving out of i opening of a radio store Monday. camp when Mrs. Watson saw three I George McKenzie is employed in the buck deer and one doe. Mr. Watson I store. Fred returned Tuesday morn stepped from the car and Mrs. Wat- j ing. son drove on as he stepped to the Dr. H. C. Curry the Seattle Eye side of the road and fired. They sight Specialist, who has made pro spent the remainder of the day sight fessional visits to Hermistoon for 20 seeing near Cable creek. years, and’ is known for good optical work as reasonable prices, will again Edison Failing Fast. be at the Hotel Hermiston, Saturday, Thomas «A. Edison, suffering from October 10, for one day. Eyes Exam a complication of four diseases, has ' ined, Classes Ground and Fitted, at lost strength the last few days, his I physician. Dr. Hurbert S. Howe, said j Reduced Charges. Wednesday in a bulletin. Doris Lamblrth' of Echo visited Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Prink of with her motheif Jllrs. Pearl Lam- Portland arrived In Hermiaton Wed birth over the week end. nesday and w ill visit Indefinitely Mrs. Ralph R a y p f Pnliman, Wn.. with Dr. and Mrs. F. V. Prime. Mrs. la staying with her mother, Mrs. Frink is Mrs. Prime's sister. Perry Arthur in Columbl, district B. 8. Kingsley, owner and mana while her husband is In Portland. ger of Kingsley’s Department store, Walter PlersoSj.jJB. A- Dojrl. and left Tuesday for Portland where he Myron Nation spent the week end will spend several days looking af bunting in the ni(p/talnu noar<Unlon. ter business Interests. They had no luck. Norman Pennock and Elbert The Baptist LddfcsAld Will serve Hutchison spent the first two days dinner in the hatetnent of the Bap of the week In the mountains hunt tist church both.f|dajfi p f .f h t fair ing deer. They had no luck but plan to go again soon. with a chicken dinner on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Warner went Miss Elizabeth S traV ot (Portland who has been visiting Miss Isabel to Portland last Friday where they Dodd for the pas ^»r hef j Waited th ei* daughter, Mrs. Ed Scho field in Vancouver, and attended the home Sunday, Oregon 8tate-University of Colorado A new lot of d IMw? J»,»»t R e iv e d football game In Portland Saturday. at The Propst VA àrietÿ Störe at the lowest popular prices, g , Adv Oregon State won by a score 16-0. Mrs. Perry Arthur of Columbia Mrs. Frank Stone w£p S<9<$piplny- district went to LaGrande last Sat ed as bookkeeper at the Umatilla urday to attend the funeral of her Cooperative Creamery starting the sister-in-law, Mrs. Albert See. Mrs first of November.- - * See had been ill with pneumonia Published in the interests of the people of Hermiston and vicinity by II. A. Pankow, Earl Dense!, G. R. only a short while and leaves five Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co. — Phone 331. Robinson, and Russell Blessing re small children. Mrs. Arthur returned turned from a hunting In the moun the first of the week. Vo1 31 Hermiston, Or., Thursday, October 1, 1931 tains near John Day Monday eve No. 36 Garnet D. Best, assistant county ning. They had no luck. Karl Bense, agent, left Saturday for Salem with lost himself in a canyon all day Sun the Judging team from Umatilla buildlng material. Editorial work. day until late at night. He encoun county, who were all from Pilot II. A. Brownson, We have persuaded tered a party of hunters who had Rock. The Umatilla Judging team Editor. Now— for (all build the weather man to nine buck and they directed him to made a score of 2096, while first —0 — ing material and low camp. have some fine build place was taken by Yamhill youths. Ed Dunning is ad est in years. ing weather — for ding to his chicken D. D. Follett went Into the moun —-0— building this fall must house. tains last week deer hunting and re Paint at *2.25 per let somebody take ad turned with a big black bear. Bob — 0— gallon. vantage of our low Follett and family of Walia Walla George Strohm Is Stove coal at *10 est- priced- in- years- d o i n g some cement person. was in town Saturday and Mr. Fol lett took the skin with him to mount THE BEST IN TALKING It for a rug. The bear weighed a PICTHftESt little less than 200 pounds. HermistoW, Oregon Dishes, dishes, who's got the dish PROGRAM * es? Propst Variety Store has the dlahes. — Adv FRIDAY - SATURDAY Mr. Rnd Mrs. John Haddox of OCTOBER 2 - 3 Pendleton, and Miss Ruth Lamblrth, RICHARD ARLEN in and Mrs. G. L. Bennett visited with Mrs. Pearl Lamblrth and family over •:v e' '.. the week end. Mrs. Bennett and her husband formerly lived on the Tabor ranch here and are now moving from Echo to Portland. We can, and do lead all others fti Quality Mer Ted West w ill leave the last of the chandise and Prices — — First to Reduce when week for Orangeville, Idaho, where he will be employed In the Grange with Reduction is Possible. ville Creamery operated by E. W. Louise Dresser - Frances Dee West and Cecil Warner, former He Cornea to Fight A Woman owners of the Hermiaton Creamery and Stays to to»« One! befor; It waa taken‘over by the Um* See how the Old West'» »Ho-devll, tllta Cooperative Creamery. Ted has Calamity Jane, turns hia fighting W hat you buy it ju«t as important as what you pay. worked as buttermaker for the co fury to love forver— In one of the op creamery aince It opened anti B. United Groceries is not a wholesale house, nor strangest conflicts ever known! E. Sykes will take care of tho work now with the help of Jess VttnPatfen He Seeks Hi» Future And .MG. T U M -A -L U M T IC K L E R DOES YO UR K IT C H E N G IV E YO U T H E BLUES? Then See O u r Large N e w Stoek of Sealex Linoleum Sealex IS MODERN, DURABLE AND SANITARY. Sealex IS SPOT-PROOF, STAIN-PROOF AND EASILY KEPT. Sealex IS BEAUTIFUL AND KEEPS ITS APPEARANCE ALL THROUGH ITS LONG LIFE. Sealex IS A CONGOLEUM NAIRN PRODUCT. W e in v ite a comparison of Q u a lity and Prices» ©aatai BECAUSE— W e are Members of the * U n ite d Grocers o f Oregon * OCTOBER 1, A fe w pieees of o ld stock linoleum to — Close O u t a t a Big Reduction. — Oregon H d w e. & Im p lem en t Co. H erm iston, Oregon REMEMBER! Diicoven Hi» Fasti And a girl helps him to find both. The mother he hag never known le the fighting she-devil he hae eworn to arreet. SUNDAY. MONDAY with ’ CLIVE BROOK* . Marjorie l^ b g a n Peggy Shannon . Charlo» Sterrett HER LIFE OR HIS SILENCE! ' Does this man offer*' himself a living sacrificaaQhat great love ma$ Il A l IS A MAN’S TIFE EVER HIS OWN f This man lives -recklessly, -fo r himself alone— until, like a thun derbolt, another's crime falls on his shoulders. And he cannof tell the truth. See why. He would sentence himself to death with "Silence". To speak means ruin for the woman he loves. Life or love— which? Coming to PENDLETON W ac M arr k is it a jobing house. But a buyirig organization, buying for its members only, direct from the manu facturer. DR. MELLENTHIN — Prices this week — STORES M ac M arr STORES Cash at Our Store — Specialist In Internal Medicine for the past eighteen year» DOES NOT OPERATE Will be at HERMISTON HOTEL Friday, October 10 Office Honrs : 0 a. m. to 1 p. m. No Charge for Consultation Dr. Mellenthln does not operate for chronic appendicitis, gall etones, ulcers of stomach, tonsils or aden oids. He hae to hie credit wonderful re sults In diseases ot the stomach, liver, bowels, blood, skin, nerves, heart, kidney, bladder, bed wetting, catarrh, weak lungs, rheumatism, sciatica, leg ulcers and rectal ali menta. Remember obave date, that con sultation on this trip will be free and that this treatment Is different. Married women muit be accom panied by their husbands. Address: 4221 West Third Street, dm Angele», California. NOTICE! 1 Qt. Nalley’s Salad Dressing 49c 1 Pt. Nalley’s Salad Dressing 1 Pt. Nalley’s. Salad Spread . 49 Lbs. Choice Family Flour 1 Lb. M. J. B. Coffee . . . 10 Bars White Wonder Soap 8 Pounds Lard . . . . — DURING THE F A I R — W e Welcome you to our city during the Fair and hope you'll pay us a visit, even if you don’t buy, Come in and look ua over. “W e’ll See You at the Fair." Our Motio — “QUALITY AND SERVICE." Don’t Forget the Date! “THE HOME OF QUALITY MEATS" H erm ia to n M e a t M a r k e t A. W. TURNBLAD — PHON« «11 S yru p STONE’S 10 LB. CAN $1.29 r io u r PURE PANE and MAPLE FLAVOR 93« $ 3 .5 5 1 Pa“ «®k e F lo u r LGE. PKG MAC ALL HARD MARR wheat PERFECT FA M ILY FLOUR 49 lb Bag K. C. BAKING POWDER 25 OZ. CAN Herahey*. Cocoa BEST CANE, F IN E Pete’s Washing Powder 5 Gallons Coal-Oil MACMARR BRAND 19C t , h °- Special on Women’s and Children’s Stockings, 35 to 50c, Now 15c pair » POUNDS $5.25 S a la d O il IN BULK A QUALITY OIL FOR MAYONNAISE & COOKING Headlight Overalls $1.59 PER GALLON A NEW PAIR IF THEY SHRINK. L" k E Don’t Forget W e Carry Gloves, Underwear, Blankets, Shoes REMEMBER YOUR MOTTO: •M EET ME A T BURNHAM’S OatgcmN1. premium CROP LOCAL 5 lb. 15c | Honey NEW STRATNED PAIL Pure L a rd MACMARR ARMOUR’S STAR COFFEE BRAND Coffee Quality in BULK. Always Fresh. You save the coet of putting coffee in tin cans, and you get a flavor that Just "hits the spot." SPECIAL PRICE For 2 Days Only Z9c Lb. ECONOMY COFFEE Fresh Roasted at Another Real Value, lb. 20c 39« | Catsup 33c 1 V in eg ar 1 wHTr ììS o a p 10 bars 1 S w eet Potatoes 4 lbs. 19e j I IN BULK POUNDS 45c P ar PERFECT CONSENTRAT ED SOAP - ECONOMICAL CONVENIENT. EASY ON THE HANDS LARGE PACKAGE hd £ m Z t T , 15c 25c MAC R R Sflr I MARR J IB U S l j Unsweetened 1 Evaporated 1 TALL CANS 1 Beet o r C arro ts X bunchk 5 c 1 1 S 6 c (, ; ^ , s j .85| Ore. » i V *Z ' $1.05 C rackers “Where your dollars have more cents.” Hermiston Oregon I M other’s SELF RISING Canned 100 Lb. Bag— . . . . WATCH THIS SPACE FOR EXTRA SPECIALS October 9 th and lo t h Special Savings fo r Sat. & Mon. GRANULATED pkg « e BY SELLING HIGHEB QUALITY FOODS AT PBICES YOU CAN AFFOBD TO PAY SO THAT YOU MAY HAVE THE BEST AND STILL LIVE ECONOMICALLY, BY MAINTAINING DIS- TBIBUTION WITHOUT WASTE, BY LEAVING MONEY IN OUB CUSTOMER'S POCKETS: WE BELIEVE THAT WE APE PEBFOKMINQ A WORTHWHILE SEBVICE TO THIS COM MUNITY. Sugar Bacon Per Pound. . . . 1 1 SERVICE M acM arr Stores No. 1751 Phone 241 1*81
