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THURSDAY, JUNE 9, 1932 THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON PAGE FOUR J. M. Biggs and Judge Brady of | LaCrande were business visitors in Hermiston Tuesday. Mr. Biggs re- eently moved with his family to La Grande, where they will make their Hermiston, Oregon. (future home. The Best in Talking Pictures Mr. and Mrs. F. C. McKenzie and Soren Maass of Berrian, Wn., was i TWO SHOWS: 7.30—9:15 P.M. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rew of Pendle- i son Frank left Saturday for Corval- I ton were in town this week. a business visitor here this week. Mrs. Arleta White returned Fri | lis where they attended the gradua Mrs. Leila Phelps returned from ADMISSIONS Vale, Or., Tuesday after spending day from Baker and will remain ting exercises held for Oregon State 35c and 15c I college students Monday, at which here indefinitely. a week there with her daughter. Evenings R. M. Mayberry of Pendleton was time their son Gerald received his Mrs. Minnie Waghorn 1 } t last 25c and 10c Friday for Salem where she will vi- a business visitor in Hermiston | degree. Matinees 33 % % off on all ladles hats dur Wednesday. sit for at least two weeks. A special 2-peice 98c enamel ware ing sale at Propst Variety store. Adv Robert Nelson, who has been sta- tioned at La Grande, is now em- deal at Propst Variety store. June The local Girl Scout troop is plan PROGRAM —Adv. 1 ning a picnic two weeks from Wed- ployed for the state highway de sale, Propst Variety store. partment in the local office here. Thursday - Friday • Saturday June 22. Miss Florence Dr. and Mrs. F. V. Prime accom nesday, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Haskell of Ply- panied by Mrs. F. L. Kelley, were Woughter has consented to take MATINEE 2:30 SATURDAY mouth, Wn., were business visitors business visitors in Pendleton Tues- charge of ! the girls for the summer Free autographed photograph in Hermiston the first of the week. day. and they met Wednesday for the Mrs. Mary Morrow of Portland of Chevalier to first eighteen H. s. Sullivan and family and first time under the new leadership. nme Friday and is visiting with Mrs. D. F. Mittlesdorf of Pendleton O. I. Paulson, assistant supervisor ladies each of three nights. her daughter and son-in-law. Dr. were guests at the P. P. Sullivan of agriculture, for the Union Pacific and Mrs. A. W. Christopherson. system of Portland, and J. I. Purdy, home over Memorial day. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Martin of The Indies of the Baptist-Chris traveling freight and passenger Salem visited Mr. and Mrs. H. tian Ladies Aid will hold a cooked agent of Pendleton, were guests of Propst Sunday, while enroute to food sale Saturday at the Turnblad the Hermiston Commercial club YaYkima, Wn. Tuesday. Commencing Saturday, June 11, Meat Market. Mr. and Mrs. aWlter Rasch of J. A. Murray, district commercial the Propst Variety Store will run a — with — I special sale for one month. —Adv. manager for the Pacific Tel. & Tel. Tacoma, Wn., came Sunday and are house guests of Mr. and Mrs. O. K. JEANETTE MACDONALD Mr. and Mrs. Gerald White have Company, was a business visitor in Mudge at Hinkle. Mrs. Mudge re Hermiston Monday. Charles Ruggles - Roland Young I moved into the Blessing house ac- Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Clarke left turned Friday night from Spokane from Walker’s Ser- ross the street "ONE HOUR WITH YOU” had been visiting her Monday for Spokane, Wn., where where she I vice Station. PLUS— parents. Lester Stoop of Enterprise, Ore- Mr. lCark*e will attend to business Mickey Mouse “Duck Hunt” Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Payne and gon, was in Hermiston Tuesday of matters. They plan to return Friday. side-splitting comedy family, and Mrs. Una Dinwiddie, re- this week looking after business and Harold Harding, son of Mr. and “Keep Laughing.” visiting his sisters. Miss Pauline Mrs. J. R. Harding, returned home turned Friday from a week’s visit in Albany, Salem, and Portland. They Stoop and Mrs. Ida Gordon. the first of the week and will spend SUNDAY AND MONEAY left Monday night and spent the the summer with his parents, on Each week will bring special sales Dynamic Drama week visiting relatives and friends at greatly reduced prices. Please their farm on the west side. Tempered with in the valley. watch the announcements each Dr. and Mrs. J. P. Stewart of Pen Festive Gaiety New and different articles on sale week. —Adv dleton were in Hermiston Wednes- tables each week during sale at Hermiston business visitors from day. While Dr. Stewart attended to —Adv Propst Variety Store. Echo this week included: Mrs. Jess his patients Mrs. Stewart visited R. Alexander of Pendleton, vice- Covrea, W. D. Neill, Kate Stanfield, friends. Wm. McCarty, H. J. Bean, John $2.00 Rayon combination suits at president of the First National Bank of Hermiston, attended a meeting of Schmidt, and John Hamilton. 98c during sale week, June 11 to board of directors Wednes- Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Warner and 18 only. Propst Variety store. Adv the day of this week. Mr. Alexander Donald Serell spent the week end She learned a man’s game and daughter Patsy, who have been vi was one 'of the first charter mem- siting friends here for the past week ir Portland visiting friends. He played It to her sorrow and joy. bers of the local bank and has been returned to their home in Grange went down together with E. James PLUS- associated with it for years. Cain last oMnday night and return ville, Idaho, Sunday night. Comedy: "Honeymoon Trio.” Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hawkins of Novelty "Medbury in Turkey, Albert Hedwall who is in a Port ed Friday. Adams were business visitors in and Fox News. land hospital is much better accord Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mount- Hermiston Wednesday. Faith Wil- ing to word received here. His sister gomery of Holdman are the proud son returned home with them and NEXT WEEK— Mrs. R. C. McReynolds, is still with parents of a baby girl born Friday. will stay for the summer. Mr. Hawk “DELICIOUS” him. June 3, in the Hermiston Medical ins says that haying in the Myrick with Janet Gaynor, Char pounds hospital. She weighed 7 3-4 Jimmie Decker, son of Mr. and district will start within the next les Farrell, and El Bren- Mrs. F. E. Decker, of Union, Or., and has been named Wanda June. two weeks. dell. priced See our table of special came Monday and will spend a Mrs. Alfred C. Swarner and son “AMBASSADOR BILL” month with his grandparents, Mr. articles on sale June 11 to 18. A Lawrence left Sunday for Corvallis with Will Rogers. and Mrs. A. W. Turnblad. Mrs. Deck complete change each week during —Adv. where they attended the graduation er is Mrs. Turnblad’s daughter. sale. exercises at Oregon State college Monday when Herbert Swarner re ceived hts degree in electrical engi neering. Gladys Swarner, also a student at O. S. C. will return with them the last of the week. Stick on Sales 15c pr. at Propst —Adv. Variety Store. Mrs. F. R. Wright and two grand- daughters, Marie Lou and LaVelle, Stephenson, returned Sunday from Rye Valley where they have spent the week, in company with Mr. and And Mother sayst Mrs. Earl Stephenson, who remained "Be aure to trade at here until Tuesday morning. Mrs. Wright has not been well since her a tied & White Store. return but is somewhat improved at They're better." present. Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Dodd and daughter Ruth plan to leave Satur day for Seattle where they will at tend the graduation evercises at the University of Washington when their elder daughter will receive her degree in English. Baccallau- reate services will be held at 2:00 TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE SA VINGS ON YOUR o’clock Sunday and the graduation SUMMER REQUIREMENTS. exorcises at 2:00 o’clock Monday in ADDITIONAL SUGGESTIONS FOR the pavilian on the campus. Oasis Chatre Local Happenings Our Anniversary Miss Constance O’Keefe, former seventh grade teacher here, arrived Wednesday from Holebrook, Ari zona, where she has been teaching in the Hopy Indian school, at Kearns Canyon, for the past year. Miss O’Keefe visited here last fall just be- fore leaving for Arizona and will spend at least a month • here this summer. She is stopping at the James Todd home. SOCIETY: The Hermiston Baptist-Christian Endeavor society sponsored a picnic last Sunday afternoon and a group of tnirty youa; people spent an en- java.kle afternoon on the banks of the matilla rizar west of town. Mrs. Roy Thomas entertained for her small son and daughter, Patri cia and Bobby, Sunday afternoon, honoring their birthdays. The little folks played gamees and enjoyed re freshments of ice cream and cake. Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Douglas en tertained at dinner last Saturday night at their home southeast of town. Invited guests included Jim Clayton, Al Clayton, and Alfred Quiring. Mrs. E. James Cain, recent bride, was honored Wednesday afternoon when the Ladies Aid of the Baptist church gave a pound shower for her, in the E. P. Illsley home. The afternoon was spent pleasantly and came as a surprise to Mrs. Cain. BURNHAM'S “Where your dollars have more cents.” SATURDAY Specials 29c Red & White Nice Service for Two Convenient for Salads. PEANUT PUTTER 16c Red * White In Pound Glass (screw top) Jars. SPERRY'S PANCAKE 20c Large Package HAMS 19c W hole or Half Walla Brand lb. Light Weight Dry Sugar Cured FULL PINT or _OC 25c 49c 35c 29c TEA — 12 lb. MEMORIE BLEND — 1 lb. Black or Green SWEET PICKLES Yolos in Quart Jars ORANGES — 2 doz. v Crop Valencia : It never pays to buy any article because it is low priced. You will get cheated every time in the low grade “so called" bargain broom because it is not a broom except in looks. Buy one of these REAL brooms and practice true economy. You will get real value and find them worth far more than the difference in price. & 09 Blue & Q9 Green JJC White ÔJC White O.C Red White 39c 23c S, 0. S. — 8-Pad Cartons Brightens up the Kitchen Utensils Like New. WAX PAPER — Red * White 40-Foot Rolls O JC 120-Foot Rolls nn L0C POTTLE CAPS __ Carton 23c 1 Gross in Carton—Reliable, Safe Sealers. WE ARE SUPPORTING THE HERMISTON BAKERY 100%. Leg. loin or Shoulder LEG LAMB SHOULDER LAMB ■ 19c 121/0 BABY STEER BEEF RIB BOILING BEEF g BOXES 8c 19c HAMBURGER 10c PORK RCASTS 10c BACK BACON 18c Phone 911 19c 3 Box 35c ter, Misses Georgianna and Eleanor • nd the honoree. Most of the guests Briggs, Mrs. Robert Yeager, Mrs. were former school-mates of Mi. Herbert Haneline, Miss Marjorie Leonard. Mullins, Miss Nell Reeves. Mrs. F. B. (Please turn to page 2) Barker, the hostess, Mrs. Hughes, Delivery Daily Phone 901 • O.O. Felthouse Pay CASH and Pocket the Difference. MACMARR . STORES A ICC SHO. PORK ROAST 10c Special Prices Effective LEG PORK P.OAST 12c FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND MONDAY, JUNE 10th, 11th and 13th. SHO. VEAL ROAST 10c BACK FACON 12c BACON SQUARES 10c CONEYS 15c MAC MARR COFFEE Delicious, invigorating coffee, from the world’s finest coffee,lands. Freshly roasted, freshly ground. LB. BAO BAG "Home of Quality Meats" 29c;3 HERMISTON MEAT MARKET Hermiston, Oregon Airway Coffee — 3 85c LBS. 65c MERCHANDISE AT BOTTOM PRICES You don’t have to buy these on Saturday or Monday, but every day in the week. 10c Cut String Beans - No. 2 tin 10c % Hominy or Pumpkin 25c Tomatoes - No. 2% tin, 2 for 25c Corn, white or yellow, 2 for $1.00 Small White Bean, 30 lbs. $1.00 Large White Bean, 30 lbs. $1.00 Idaho Red Bean, 30 lbs. PANCRUST — 3 LB. TIN 39C For cake baking, pastry and all fancy cooking. Prepared Mustard FURT X9C K.C. Baking Powder 50c size 35c Bacon Morrell’s Eureka Brand Light, Mild Cure Per Lb. 14c Economy Caps-2 Doz. 49c QtasfA a a • we are FRUIT PECTIN — 2 BOTTLES 49c Makes Perfect Jams and Jellies. Headquarters FOR JARS AND ALL CANNING SUPPLIES. HPosn g ADC Bao Idaho Reds or Great Northern Whites 4 a V LBS. MANY OTHER PRICES JUST AS GOOD ALL STEAKS Joe Norton, Owner Crackers Matches 100% Santos Blend, Freshly Roasted. BROOMS FREE BAR MISSION BELL with Large Pkge. WHITE KING for Macaroni 9 LBS. 37c Mayonnaise POT ROOAST BEEF FRI. & SAT., June 10-11 FRUITS — 3 8-oz. cans 5 LBS. 23c NALLEY’S Canned Foods Sale Lasts Until Saturday Night LONG GRAIN LB. PAIL Mrs. Brierley and Miss Jessie Brierley entertained Monday night at a dinner party complimenting E. P. Illsley on his 7 4th birthday. A huge birthday cake carrying many candles centered the table and fol lowing the dinner the remainder of the evening was spent In pleasant conversation. Mrs. Gwyn Hughes entertained at bridge last Saturday night compli menting Mrs. O. E. Leonard of Pull man, Wash. High honors, second high honors, and guest prize went to Mrs. Robert Yeager, Mrs. F. B Barker, and Mrs. O. E. Leonard Among those present were the Mis ses Florence, Eva, and Ruth Wough- RICE LARD 8 WE ALLOW YOU 25c PEG. Soap 277 . The White Naptha Soap 250 BARS FOR For your old broom on any new broom, in the store until June 15. BRING IN YOUR OLD BROOM. KINGSLEY’S Grape Fruit, „z.6. 25c Hermiston, Ore. • Phone 241
