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PAO« TOUR THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5. U S I t i --------- C. A. Paul returned from Portland Mias Mftyberger and alee«, Miss at the home of her parents, Mr. and Saturday after spending the past Alice Rupreeht of Seattle, drove Mrs. J. 8. Burnham. Many different month there recovering from an op down to Hermiston last Friday and games were played and refreshments eration on his eye. He is much ini spent the week end visiting Miss of doughnuts and cider served. A- proved but is not back on his regu Maybergee’e sister. Mrs. W. L. Pear mong those present were: Ruth lar routine duties yet. son, who recently located on the Dodd. Charlott Ralph, Loia Hutch Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Nortoft were Mrs. Calpitts, who has been stay Cueesie ranch. Miss Mayberger is a ison, Barbara Reid, Zelma Garner. Joe Norton and Jim Pearson made Pendleton business visitors Wednes a business trip to Portland Tuesday in< wlth (;olda Mumma for the Red Cross nurse and saw over seas Marie Stephenson, Cary Laleige. day. of this week. P* h | two months, left Monday for her service in France. They enjoyed a Forest Evans. Jack Pace. John Biggs Mr. and Mrs. James Todd, R. C. Miss Margaret Bills of The DalleB ,i<Hne *" Stanfield. Her daughter. pheasant feed white here and re Melvin and Bruce Follett, Jack Todd, and Harry Todd, of Bend, Is visiting friends here this week. Velma, will remain with Miss Mum turned to Seattle Sunday. Reeves, Marjorie Burnham, and the s e n t to Pendleton Tuesday. F. B. Swayze returned from a ,,,a thia winter and attend the Her- hostess. “N I Harold Pace and Walter Rowell business trip to Portland Wednes- mlston schools. made a business trip to Walla Walla day. I Bigger and better bargains at Mrs. Wm. Shaar was a charming W'ednesday. Mrs. C. J. Blelman of Beaverton. the Altar Society annual bazaar hostess last Thursday afternoon The ladies of the Altar Society an Oregon, came Monday and is visit- December 5th. when five tables of bridge were in nounces their annual bazaar for De ing old friends here. Mr. «“<* Mrs. Harry Kelley re play at her home. Mrs. Garnet D. cember 5th. O. L. Vernoy who lives In Min- turned from Portland Sunday even- Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Storle and Mr. J Hest »on h'gh score, and Mrs. Q. A. Kenneth Evans of Granite City. nehaba district has been quite ill lnS “fter spending several days vl- and Mrs. Gerald White entertained Hills second high. ¡Siting with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Boyn- Illinois, is visiting Harold Harding, for the past two weeks. members of the younger married son of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Harding. O. A. Griffith of Portland, with ton there’ Cec“ Kelley who went set. Jointly, at the Storie home Fri A group of the younger set were Mr. and Mrs. 0. O. Felthouse, ac Hudson-Duncan company, company, was was an an dowu wlth them- "»turned by stage day night. Decorations were of the guests of Miss Alicia Ouellette last companied by Mrs. Felix ¡'Romo- over-night visitor in Hermiston Wed Saturday. Hallowe'en motiff jnd guests were ' Saturday night at the home of Miss Mr. and Mrs. Orrle Bennett who costumed. Dr. A. W. Christopherson : Ruth Whitney. Dancing and games geaux, went to Portland last Satur nesday. day, returning Monday. , have been visiting at the home of represented "Jack Be Nimble" car were the diversion for the evening. Dr. and Mrs. F. V. Prime went to Harry Todd of Bendj/Oregon, ar t ¡Mr. and Mrs. Baxter Hutchison in rying a candle stick, and was pre Among those present were: Marjorie Portland last Friday and spent the ;co|umb,# rived in town the first of the week district, left Saturday sented best costume prise for men. Shafer, Betty Ralph, Anna Rae Mar week end there, returning home and will visit his father, R. C|Todd, morning for their home in Clifton, Mrs. Geo. Wagner received best cos tin, Margaret Felthouse, Mary and other relativeelf^r noj^nl days. Tuesday. Colorado. Mr, Bennett is Mrs. Brownson, Bob Henderson, Dick Mar tume prise for women, and was Mr. and Mrs. Roy Feget of Port- , Hutchison's brother. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Reece visited dressed In an old-fashioned black, tin. Enos Martin. Eugene Pierce, their daughter, Mrs. Lloyd Laird in land spent Monday visiting with - A1 and Jim Clayton, Mies Myrnie tlght-bodice dress. Later in the eve Chester Johnson, and the hostess. Minnehaha district, over the week Mrs. F. L. Kelley. Mrs. Fuget is ajcinyton, and Miss Eleanor Daily niece of Mrs. Kelley. j went to Portland last Saturday ning bridge was played, with Mr. end. Mrs. Wm. Shaar was hostess at and Mrs. Julius Gimble winning Mr and Mrs. H". E. Hitt spent the Do your Christmas shopping at ¡morning where they Joined Miss a birthday dinner party Wednesday week end In Portland and while the Altar Society Bazaar December Marjorie Clayton, who Is a student high score, and Mr. and Mrs. Lyle night complimenting her husband. Tilden, second high. there Mr. Hitt attended the Oregon 5th. at Oregon State college, and attend Covers were laid for Mr. and Mr3. State and Washington State football Henry Harger received a long ed the Oregon State-Washington James Todd. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. game. distance telephone call the first of State football game. They returned Miss Mary Burnham was hostess Biggs, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Storie, Mr. The ladles of the S.D.A. church the week telling of the death of his late Sunday. to a group of young people at a and Mrs. Gerald White, Mr. arid Mrs. will give a cooked food sale Tuesday grandmothen, Rfrs. J. E. Billings The Hermiston W.C.T.U. will hold Hallowe’en party last Saturday night O. K. Mudge, the honor guest and November 10th In the MacMarr ley, of Homedalo, Idaho. She was 76 a silver tea and program meeting, the hostess. Bridge was played fol Store. — Adv. years of age. Thursday afternoon, November 12, lowing the dinner and Mr. and Mrs. The U-go I-go club will be guests James Todd won high honors. Rev. and Mre. J. T. Dowell left at the home of M tb . Oscar Payne. USED CARS of Mrs. W. G. Rod da and Mrs. J. M. Wednesday for Medford. Oregon, An interesting and instructive pro Prlndle Thursday at the brtme of where they expect to make their gram is being arranged. Proceeds 1926 NASH COACH Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Linder were Mrs. Rodda in the Mlbnotyalia dis home. Rev. Dowell has accepted a will be used for state work as well host and hostess to thirty-eight 1926 FORD COUTE trict. guests last. Saturday night at a call to the Baptist church pulpit as local educational work. 192S FORD TRUCK Mrs. W. L. Morgan ^¿turned from there. For the past summer, he and neighborhood party in Minnehaha Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Reynolds ac 1924 FORD COUPE tan Diego, Calif., S^tifrd^y^gter vi hie wife have been taking care of companied Russell Blessing to Part- district. The Hallowe’en motiff was G: M. C. TRUCK siting there with he* sUjtei}’ Mrs. the H. E. Hanby camp ground. carried out with guests masked and land last Friday. Russell joined Lucas, for the past month/ Mrs. costumed. Games were the diversion ; 1924 DODGE TOURING several of the young people from Miss Elsie Reeder. Miss Pauline Morgan left for C j for the evening, with refreshments I California Septem- Stoop, and Charlie Duvall attended Hermiston in Portland and attended 1924 ESSEX COACH her 25. of cider, ooffee, doughnuts, and the Oregon State and Washington the Columbia Christian Endeavor HERMISTON AUTO WRECKING pumpkin pic served. «MSgMOTOTOTsnp Union convention at Freewater last State football game. Mr. and Mrs HOUSE week end, held in the Freewater Fed Reynolds went to Vancouver, Wn„ Used Parts and Tires P.T. A. Rummage Sale. where they visited relatives. erated church. They left here Fri day afternoon and returned Sunday In order to raise funds for the hot evening. The convention wag one lunches to be served to school child THE BEST IN TALKING of the best in the history of the ren this winter in the Hermiston PICTURES union. schools, the Parent-Teachers associa Hermiston, Oregon tion is holding a rummage sale Sat Publish«! in tho interests of the people of Hermiston and vicinity by urday, November 7, in the old Mu Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co. — Phone 331. PROGRAM tual cream station building. The THURSDAY - SATURDAY sale will continue all day and spon Voi. 31 No. 41 sored are especially anxious to ob November 6 - 7 -F - tain old coats, odd dishes, canned Cleve Clark is paint “and your Winter’s fuel Editorial fruits and vegetables, or any article -bill.-- ing hi3 house and that is saleable. — o— The over-production barn. Anyone having articles may phone of wheat seems to , Chas. Taylor is build ——0 ■- to any one of the following com worry the country ing a garage. Cold weather will mittee: Mrs. F. V. Prime, chairman. — 0— more than the over soon be here. Protect Mrs. O. O. Felthouse. Mrs. W. W. This week, and eve production of wild yourself by insulating OBERT AMES your house. It will not ry other week, at spe Felthouse, Mrs. M. L. Watson, Mrs. oats. only be safeguard a- MYRNA LOY H. E. Hitt, Mrs. Jess Prindle, Mrs. gainst the winter wea cial, lowest prices in R. A. Brownson, J. Jendrzejewski. ther, but It will pro years— good building Editor. tect your pocket book material and fuel. She was respectod and admired, Strawberry Plants Bear Fruit. but never loved! Then she caught C. H. Harris, who lives in Minne-1 a husband on the rebound and— haha district, has been able to pick She wanted to Hold her Husband . and so did all the other girls he knewl 1 But Just watch the technique of this worldly wise wife — who to found that old fashioned tears can't make a new fashioned hue OMAHA Good Grade N etted Gem band behave! KANSAS CITY MINNEAPOLIS YOU’RE BOUND TO LIKE ST. LOUIS "R E B 0P N D ” MILWAUKEE ALSO — Path» Nftjva ai and Fable. SIOUX CITY Pot Roast B e ef 1 3c DES MOINES SUNDAY AND MONDAY DULUTH November , ■ fa 8 t. - 9 CHICAGO Sho. P o rk Roast 13c Good Grade B a lk ST. PAUL COUNCIL BLUFFS B eef Steaks 18c MEMPHIS NEW ORLEANS enough fresh strawberrtes off his green berries, and ripe berries. The strawberry patch to make a short killing frost has not hindered them cake, a choice dish thia time of thus far. the year. The vine carried blossoms. Herald Want Ads Pay. Use them. ■g'.S'L". ',!■ ». N ' L — ^ ^ i s t h e t i m e ¡SOCIETY: (öaHisüilipatrp T U M -A -L U M TIC K LER to chuck your old set and get this new a 1932 A thater K etvt golden - voiced COM PACT $65°° complete with tubes F U L L , deep Golden Voice tone. N o t a to y — but a m ighty super-heterodyne. N oth in g sm all about it but size. Pow erful dynam ic sp eak er. . . perfected tone control and static reducer. M any features usually found only in b ig sets. Free dialing w ith th e A tw ater K ent Quick-Vision D ia l— easiest, fastest, surest w ay o f getting your programs from near or far. C abinet genuine w alnut, w ith rounded arch o f distinctive zebra wood . . Com pact M odel 82, w ith auto m atic volum e control $69.80 . . , Full-size Console m odels from $89 to $132. G o ld e n V alue» I C o m e in f o r a p e r s o n a l d e m o n s tr a tio n . T erm s to su it. HOME 1VISITORS( XCURSIOI FARES /iz d COMPACT MODEL 80 O regon H a rd w a re & I m p le m e n t C o. H E R M IS T O N , OREGON jeast FARE A N D O N E -T H IR D ROUND TRIP Rome Beauty Apples 69c Potatoes, bag 59c S a tu r d a y S p e c ia ls ! Sugar, Fine Berry, sack ? $5.37 18 pounds for $1.00 DEPARTUItt DATES. The Outstanding picture of all Time! Based upon the novel "AN AMERICAN TRAGEDY” by THEODORE DREISER Directed by Josef Von Sternberg N ot . 7 , 14, XI, 33, 2«, SO D m . S, 19, 17, 1«, 1« R.ltfrn limit, February 23, 1*33 5‘epover privilege* For i n f s r m a t l s n , c a l f er p h e n e sr s d d r S c a F. C. Woughter, Agent Hermiston, Oregon ICnral floral Srnitrr AVAILABLE ..I«* I am opening an agency for Cut Flowers and Potted Plants. Funeral Work a Specialty. Will keep a few Ferns and Potted Planta on band. Leave your orders at B L IS S IN G H A R D W A R E . WHITE’S FLORAL SHOP P IN D L K T O N , O REG O N Coffee, per lb. Pineapple, 2 1-2 size can 23c 15c Walnuts, per pound 19c Flour is up, but we still sell a 49 lb. bag. for 85c Small White Beans, 10 lbs. 47c Head-Light Overalls, N e w P a ir I f S h rin k Were $1.98, NOW $1.59 Mens’ Sweaters, $1.25 and up. Heavy Canvas Gloves for 15c Heavy Winter Underwear, Part Wool for $1.35 and up. Men’s, Women’s and Children’s* FOOTWEAR. Get ready for Winter. Caps - Mittens - Overshoes Cash Prices at BURNHAM’S For a w e e k I r o n N o r. 6 th . P o rk Chops 18c « P A Y C ASH « STORES*? M ac M arr STORES « P A Y L E SS « I WE OPERATE on less m argin , YOU SAVE MORE MONEY AND GET THE HIGHEST QUALITY MER CHANDISE WHEN YOU TRADE WITH MAGMA RS. M o r e N e w F o o d V a lu e s PRICES E F FECTIVE SATURDAY & MONDAY Corn, Peas, Green Beans or Tom atoes extra Q u a lity - P ric e - Service standard quality , 2 FOR 25c VALUE regular "Home of Quality Meats” H E R M IS T O N M E A T MARKET P er C an Hermiston, Oregon BUY THEM BY THE CAFE O Y STERS Room & Bath $1.52 NOW AVAILABLE AT THE Washington Hotel Portland, CLASS Oregon. fir e pr o o f C e n ts REGULAR 5-OZ. TINS 2 (o r 2 5 c 2 lb s . 2 9 c P ea n u t B u tte r m P A P * **** t h e perfect Z l-X * CONCENTRATED SOAP Pineapple LOWER IN PRICE NOW THAN EVER BEFORE, PKG. BROKEN SLICED SAME QUAL ITY, EAT MORE OF IT FOR HEALTH. N o . 2 1 -2 T in a Washington at 12th Street ALSO ROOMS WITHOUT BATH GOOD GARAGE NEARBY — For Permanent Guests — We Have Rooms As Low As > 8 . 0 0 w e e k , > 2 0 . 0 0 mo. 0 . P. HOLLENBECK. Mgr- 39c I MacMarr Coffee NO BETTER COFFEE AT ANY PRICE ¡ ttuce large solid heads ¡H e r m is to n , Ore# * P h o n e 2 4 1
