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PAGE TOUR THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON Local Happenings u tu u n v e r of Echo w as a b usi ness v isito r in H erm isto n T uesday. It. C. M cReynolds was u n ab le to w ork T h u rsd ay due to illness. Jim M unsey of n ear S tan field was a business v isito r in H erm isto n Mon day. J. C. H aw kins of A dam s w as a H erm iston biisiuoan v isito r th e firs t of th e week. , Jackson H arr yf Qoliui^jia d is t ric t has been rep o rted q u ite Hl a t his home th is week. L. T. B oxton of P endleton is em ployed in B u rn h am 's G eneral M er c a n tile sto re th is week. Mrs. C. C. D eurfey has been con fin ed to h er bed sev eral days th is i w eek due to a severe a tta c k of the G. W. K n ig h t, w ho trav els for Crow n Mills com pany of P o rtla n d , w as in tow n W ednesday. Mr. K n ig h t is a b ro th e r of Mrs. A W. M cM ullen. Jo e Reeves, who has been con fined to his home for th e past week, w ith an a tta c k of th e flu, is back on th e Job c a rry in g m ail th is week. F. B. P ennock was home th e firs t of th e week w ith a touch of th e fiu. E lb e rt H utchison assisted N orm an P ennock In th e shop d u rin g h is ill- neses. Jim C layton re tu rn e d fro m P o r t land Sunday n ig h t a fte r spen d in g several days th ere on business. E d m ond B riggs worked in th e d ru g sto re d u rin g his absence. W. L. Hamm w en t to P o rtla n d M onday n ig h t w here he visited his wife who Is reco u p eru tin g from a te c e n t op eratio n . Mr, H am m re tu rn - L. P. F ra k c r of P end leto n w as in H erm isto n T uesday. J. W. M essner re tu rn e d H aker T uesday n ig h t w here •men for th e past th re e weeks. J. M. Biggs w ho is now located n La G rande, sp en t th e week end with h is fam ily here. Enos W estersund of P endleton was a business v isito r in H erm iston W ednesday. Jo h n H olgren of H oldm an was tra n sa c tin g business in H erm iston W ednesday. H. S. K ingsley was hom e over the week end w ith a loueh of th e flu. M arie S tephenson was confined to h er bed w ith au a tta c k of th e flu T h u rsd ay . llc n ry M olrtrom of P endleton was tra n s a c tin g business in H erm iston W ednesday. Mrs. T. O. W aller of U m atilla who s in Hie H erm isto n Medical hospit- il is very m uch Unproved. IJay C h allis of P endleton w as a business visito r in H erm iston Tues- lay . He is a form er resident of H er- nied by Mrs. E lla Davidson of Ione, re tu rn e d from Y akim a, W u., S a tu r day n ig h t w here she had been a t te n d in g to business a ffairs. Mrs. G lasscock said th e fe rry a t U m atilla w as not going to b rin g then) across due to flo u tin g ice in th e riv er but fin a lly consented. They left W ed nesday fo r Ione a fte r rem ain in g h ere w ith Mr. and Mrs. II. L. P ro p st lo r sev eral days. Mrs. G lasscock w ill not re tu rn u n til th e w eath er breaks. Mrs. H a rry K elley e n te rta in e d in H a rry and Cecil Kelley m ade a fo rm ally T uesday n ig h t a t th ree business trip to P o rtlan d thin week, tab les of bridge. Mrs. C urtis Sim ons “ U ncle J o h n n y ’’ Thom w ho is in leaving M onday and re tu rn in g th e won h ig h honors and Mrs. Geo. he H erm isto n M edical hosp ital for I last of th e week. S to rie second high honors. tre a tm e n t is m uch im proved th is H erb ert H edw al! is sta y in g a t th e veck. H erm iston H otel tills week w hile the Mrs. A. W. C hristopherson e n te r I Mr. and Mrs. W. W. F elth o u se roads a re in a bad condition and th e tain ed m em bers of th e sew ing club were S u n d ay d in n e r g u ests a t th e w eath er rem ain s cold. M onday a t her home. Follow ing th e home of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Bensel Mrs. L. E. S ullivan of M yrtle one o ’clock luncheon, the aftern o o n in th e N o rth H ill d istrict. Creek re tu rn e d to her home in M y r w as sp e n t sew ing. A baby boy was born to Mr. and tle Creek last week a lte r v is itin g for Mrs. G. W. H a rris of H erm iston 1 a week w ith h er m other, Mrs. W. S. Mr. an d Mrs. O. O. F elthouse were a tu rd a y . B oth m o th er and son are | B oyntor;, an d m oth er-in -law , Mrs. host a n d hostess a t a tu rk e y d in n e r it home and are doing fine. P. P. S ullivan. V * S a tu rd a y n ig h t w hen covers E. L. Jackson and son Loren who Miss E lv a B erry of S tan field w ere laid for ten. G uests included ive on B u tte r Creek left for P o rt b ro u g h t tlie sm all son of Mr. and. Mr. an d Mrs. Enos M artin, Mr. and en d W ednesday w here Loren w ill Mrs. M. Rfcfvim, to H erm iston Mon Mrs. G arn et D. Best, Mr. and Mrs. ndergo a physical ex am in atio n . He day w here he w ill receive m edical A. W . C hristopherson, and O. A. 'a s not been well for some tim e. a tte n tio n In th > H erm iston Medical H ills. Mr. M cGllfrey of P o rtlan d was a h o sp ital for several days. Miss B er isito r a t th e Theo. B eletski home ry is v isitin g a t tlie J. S. B urnham Mrs. C. M. Jackson and Mrs. H. n C olum bia d is tric t M onday in the home w hile here. E. H itt w ere jo in t hostesses a t a n te re st of p ro p erty w hich he ow ner Mrs. Jam es Todd u n d erw en t an ' b rid g e-lu n ch eo n S atu rd ay a t Mrs. id jo ln in g th e B eletski place. o p eratio n In tlie Good S arn aratin A ntone Soneson re tu rn e d to H er- h o sp ital in P o rtla n d T uesday m orn- ■ H itt’s hom e w hen they en te rta in e d llsto n S unday n ig h t a fte r spending Ing. Mr. Todd accom panied h er to g u ests a t a d elig h tfu l luncheon, fol i m o n th v isitin g his d a u g h te r, Mrs. P o rtla n d last S a tu rd ay , leav in g the lowed tiy six tab les -of bridge. H igh t. A. W hite, a t Olym pia, W n., anil ch ild ren in tlie care of Miss Emo- honors w ere won by Mrs. A. H. N or ils son, L. A. Soneson, In P o rtlan d . gene P au l. Hr. K ennedy perform ed i ton. Mrs. Geo. S to rie c u t high, am ’ Mrs. N eil R obertson w as presentee Mr. and Mrs. K ingsley have been the o p eratio n anil according to ! ltcu p y in g his house d u rin g his ab- w ord received here Mrs. Todd is j w ith consolation. ence, w hile w a itin g for th e ir own g e ttin g alo n g fine. A p le a sa n t su rp rise p arty wa; ome to be r c m o ld c i r.fter th e fire. Mrs. F ra n c is Glasscock, accom pa- given for Mr. and Mrs. Ben Jones o’ 'olum bia d is tric t M onday nigh h o n o rin g th e ir tw e n tie th w eddinr ln n iv e.’sary. Music and gam es wer the diversion of th e evening. Amonf those p resen t w ere Mr. and Mrs. I. McCulley a i d d a u g h te r R uth, Mr ■nd Mrs, P e rry A rth u r, M r. nnr Vlrs. M iles A rth u r, Mr. and Mr; 'eo. S taggs, Mr. an d Mrs. Jo b ' WILL HOLD ITS ANNUAL MEETING P axton, and Mrs. and Mrs. Be lones an d th ree sons. K enneth. Mel vin, and Lloyd. Saturday, Feb. 6th AT 10 A. M. IN THE METHODIST CHURCH HERMISTON, OREGON T H E R E W ILL BE A STRICTLY BUSINESS M EETING FOR T H E PURPOSE OF ELECTING FOUR DI RECTORS. EACH TO SERV E I OR TWO YEARS. LUNCH WILL BE SERVED AT NOON M em bers of th e S enior class o’ the H erm iston U nion high schoo' w ere ho n o r guests at a d an cin g p ar ty la st F rid ay n ig h t in th e Audi torium . T he class won th is h o n o r bj being th e firs t to have a one-hun dred per cefit paid-up s tu d e n t bod? dues record In a contest la s t fall. I fe a tu re of th e ev ening was a prlz- w altz w hich w as won by Bob H en derson and M arjorie S hafer. Mem bers of the alu m n i w ere also guests M usic w as fu rn ish ed by U dey's Home T ow ners o rch estra. The re g u la r m eetin g of th e A m er' can L egion A u x iliary w as held last Show s Now S ta r t a t 7 :1 5 P. M. FRID AY AND SATURDAY MATINEE 2 :3 0 SATURDAY A stra n g e love sto ry of a v e rit able she-octopus— e n sn a rin g men In th e te n tacles of h er love— till tw o who w ere once pals fought a b a ttle b en eath th e sea to break th e spell of th is bloude en c h a n t- Jack H olt, as a g re a t fig h te r and a g re a t lover, plays a deep sea diver in “ F ifty F ath o m s D eep," th e next p ic tu re a t th e Oasis th e a tre , F rid ay and S atu rd ay . P e rh a p s you th in k fifty fathom s — or th re e hu n d red feet— is n ’t deep b u t m an y divers who have gone th a t fa r a re n ’t alive to tell ab o u t it. T he o n ly record of divers w ho have gone th is fa r su c cessfully a re U. S. N avy D ivers. Two of them w ent 28o feet off H onolulu when a su b m a rin e san k and they w ere b ro u g h t back to life only a fte r heroic e ffo rts of tw o N avy doctors. — are equipped with electric cooking devices H E new M O N A R C H E lectric complies w ith all the essentials of up-to-date home equipm ent, i . I t is both dependable in perform ance and a ttra c tive in appearance— thereby recom m ending itself to the discrim inating hom em aker. T he M O N A R C H Grand, a m ost rem arkable electric range design, furnishes adequate cooking surface and a large oven equipped w ith autom atic tim e an d tem peratu re controls—it requires only a reasonable am ount of floor space. T he heavy insulation and general construction of the oven assures m axim um h eat from the fuel consum ed, as well as a uniform tem p eratu re, throughout the entire baking com part m ent. T his in turn is accurately m aintained by the autom atic tem perature control for any length of tim e.’ T his m odel is furnished in tw o attractiv e, colored enam el finishes: Ivo ry -T an and N ile-Green, as well as all W hite. T Oregon H a rd w a re & Im p lem ent Co. S T A N F IE ID N EW S NOTES (C ontinued from P age One) lostess to tlie B ridge club Monday, tesides th e re g u la r m em bers th< 1'ib g u ests included Mrs. W illiam teese, Mrs. E. A. H oosier. Mrs. W. Ranges are modern in design and finish ~—over one hundred models from which to choose— all available in full enamel W hite, Nile-Green or Ivory-Tart — a beautiful finish easily cleaned. S a tu r d a y Specials FE E R U A R Y 6 th . PCT ROAST 121 SHO. P O R E ROAST 121/ PORK C H 0 P 3 ..................... 1! PIG HOCKS, 6 lbs. for. .. 2! LAMB STEW , 4 lbs. for.. 2{ B arrel S auer K ra u t Ju st a 1 rived a t a New Low Price. 1 QUART 10c 1 GALLON 35c Q u ality — P rice — Service ■‘lI-?r-"5 of Q uality M eats” TUM-A-LUM TICKLER P ublished in th e in te re sts of th e people of H erm isto n and v ic in ity by T um -A -Lum L um ber Co. — P hone 331. Voi. 31 W ILL ADOPT N E W SLOGAN I on ; rch corn VTi ÏT E OR YELLOW ITCNAItC : F U IT Y T U T U ' SUNDAY - MONDAY ANOTHER •’ •STAR PIC T U R E ! DI.Y W ISE AT TW EN T Y ! g irl h as th e beau ty th a t lien . . , «he know s life In * ■ ■ • here . . you 11 meet you'll sip rom ance, you'll h ig h courage w hen you IADIES j TOMATO HOT SAUCE SUNNY MONDAY 8 OZ. BAR GOOD W H ITE SOAP CRYSTAL W H IT E C L FA FSE R FAIR SEX TOILET SOAP K E R R ’S PR ESE R V E S. 20 °x B A M BAKED PFA N S B A M BROWN BREAD w ith gene MACAUONI M EMBFR OF A FFILIA TED BUYERS FRIDAY. SATURDAY AND MONDAY, FEB. 5. 6 an d 8. Mac M a r r Coffee A lw ays F resh — O ur Best Coffee GROUND TO ORDER KELL0G3 CORN FIA SE S S ch illin g ’s B akii P o w d er, 2 H LB. TIN Hershey’s Cocoa TOST TOASTIES O N E-H A LF POUND TIN Cove Oysters T O ILFT TISSUE LBS. W H IT E BEANS LES. H EAD RICE 5 OZ. TINS — EACH *W ATER SO FTEN ER B leach and D isin fe c ta n t - 1 Pt. L U X FLAKES LARGE SIZE PACKAGE • W LIN DSEY S MAMMCTH R IP E OLIVES L A R tiE TIN Mop Handles GROUND CHOCOLATE (G h lrn rd e lla 's ) R eg u lar S p rin g C lam p - E ach PANCAKE FLOUR, (A u n t ttm lm a ) R a y m o n d W Y NN E f,BISON Fox New« and tw o coine- "One H undred P er Cent S ervice," and .Minnie th e M oocher." Y ou w i l l fine! o u r stores alw ays fir s t to o ffe r th e N e w t o w Prices. & I CODLI! JET ' Y 15 OZ. RAISINS PEAS, CORN, B U M ’ S (NO. 1, HIGH GRADE) PU M PKIN, NO. 2 % CAM PBELL'S SOUP. Any V ariety SALMON, FR ESH PIN K LOST: A le a th e r case of keys, R ew ard re tu rn in g Brownson, VALUES TOMATOT SARDINES (IN OIL) No. 5 w ay— t h a t ’s up-UP. E v ery day we sur-1 R. A. B row nson, E ditor. prise some cu sto m er I on how cheap bu ild - I in g .m a te r ia l is now. Correct to a Hair. "A slogan tru e, for ’32”— My new slogan fo r H erm isto n and v i “ Give m e an c in ity Is— "S p en t fo r C oach: exam ple of w asted th e hom e in 1932." en erg y ." W hy n o t? L abor is cheap and build in g B ud: “ T elling m a te ria l prices worse, ra isin g stdhy th e y ’ll only go one d ad ." CORI’. PEAS, S T R IIG B ’ V 3 w ith RICHARD CROMWELL I ORETTA SAYRES PI' M ickey Mouse In "B a rn y a rd B u ttle" Slim Sum m erville Comedy. H erm isto n . Or., T h u rsd ay , F e b ru a ry 4, 1932 THE NEW LOW /4 0 & K M ac M arr __ PRICES STORES> 2 9 3 ^ BRING ASTOUNDING DOWN DOWN 1 D EPTH « OF T H E SEA ; f T PA N G EST LOVE EVER KNOWN TO MAN G RA PE FR U IT B U FFE T TS Modem Kitchens in Modern Homes M ost P o w erfu l D ram a in Y ear. “ L adies of th e Big H ouse” sound like th e title of a com edy, b u t the photoplay of th a t nam e th a t comes to the Oasis th e a tre for S unday and Monday is one of the m ost borrow ing dram as ever film ed. ' Sylvia Sidney, whose rise to sta r- lom w ith in th e p ast few m onths has •een phenom enal, h an d les the lead- ng role in th is new p ictu re, in vhich she is su p p o rted by Gene taym ond, W ayne G ibson, R ockcliffe ’ellow es and o th e r lu m in airies, in - 'lu d in g P o rtla n d ’s ow n J a n e Dar- well. H erm iston, O regon PEACHES, PFA R S. P IN E A P P L E W. H. D oughtery has leased th e U m atilla ra n ch to Win. Reeves. Mr. D oughtery w ill move to th e W il lam ette valley in th e hope th a t the chan g e w ill Im prove his h e a lth . COMING TO OASIS T H E A T R E HERMISTON MEAT MARKET PROGRAM T a Acw-srui . 1 Z , T h u rsd ay n ig h t a t th e hom e of Mrs. B. W illiam s and Mrs. M arg aret Mc H. E. S hesely w ith Mrs. J . S. W est A llister. a c tin g as jo in t hostess. A t th is m eet V ernon Sheen of Z iila, W n., is a ing Mrs. T u ck er. Gold S ta r m other, related h er experiences on th e trip v isito r a t th e home of his sister, taken to F ran ce la s t Ju ly . Mrs. Mrs. W. B. W illiam s. T u ck er used p ic tu re s to illu s tra te her ta lk a n d said th e m others In h er g ro u p w ere ro y ally e n te rta in e d from th e tim e th ey a rriv e d in New York u n til they re tu rn e d . Two w eeks a " o A u x ilia ry m em bers m et a t th e hom e of Mrs. Jam es Todd w hen Mrs. L ogan Todd acted as a ss ista n t hostess. ROMANCE OF OCEAN D EPTH S THE UMATILLA CO-OPERATIVE ’ CREAMERY THE BEST IN TALKINO PICTURES Hermiston, Oregon THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 4, 1932 HERM ISTON, OREGON THO NE 171 PICNICS PIIO N E 241 P e r Lb. — MILD ASST. PURE FRUIT FLAVORS PER PACKAGE Mac M a rr Stores No. 1751 HERM ISTON . OREGON
