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THURSDAY, JUNE 23, 1932 THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON PAGE FOUR Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Jones and Supt. and Mrs. R. H. McAtee and daughter Myrtle left Monday for family left early Tuesday morning Portland where they will attend the on a two weeks vacation trip going Methodist Episcopal convention as first to Sherwood. Oregon, to visit Mr. Jones’ mother, then to Newberg, lay delegates from this district. Season at its height. The Best in Pictures I.oel Wilson and Miss Fay Wilson, Oregon. From Newberg they plan j to attend the Christian church con- EACH TWO SHOWS: 9:15 P.M. M. O. LaHue of Holdinan was a neice and nephew of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Campbell of Pendleton visi O. C. Pierce, are visiting in Hermis-vention at Turner, Oregon, which Hermiston business visitor Friday. ted in Hermiston last Friday. 1 ton this week. While here they will ends with the summer conference, STILL ON SALE ADMISSIONS Fred Witham worked at the state Mr. and Mrs. Juve and Walter spend some time with Mr. and Mrs. ‘ T __ __ - Merrill were Pendleton visitors Sat highway office several days this 35c and 15c L. Elliott in Pendleton. week. urday night. Evenings 5 GALLONS . . „I Mrs. Rena Waterman announces Miss Constance O'Keef aid 4. I . E. P. Dodd was a business visitor 25c and 10c in Pendle- 1 the opening of a hospital with all in Washington over the week end. Rohrman spent Sunday Matinees . modern conveniences, including X- ; ---------- ---------- --------------- —------------ / He returned the first of the week. ton with Mr. Rohrman's parents. BEETS - TURNIPS - CARROTS . . . Ray in building, and graduate nurse Mrs. Thos. Fraser was hostess at Mrs. Dave Mittlesdorf of Pendle _ Albert Kennings returned home». atona.,) p... reasonable Dr , . , bridge-luncheon . , . , _ .0 . . in atténuant. Hates reasondl-e: ur. a charming Friday GREEN ONIONS y Johnson, attending surgeon. ...a . .. .• - . J ton spent Monday visiting with her Sunday from Corvallis where he has T r. K. afternoon complimenting Mrs. F. V. ! PROGRAM parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. P. Sullivan. been attending O.S.C. Adv. Prime. Three tables were in play; Wm. Meiners and son of Pendie-! Friday - Saturday Fireworks on sale Saturday at Mrs. Joe Hawkins and two sons during the afternoon with Mrs. Neill | ton were business visitors in town | adv. PropHt Variety Store. and faith Wilson, spent Sunday vl- Robertson winning high honors.' MATINEE 2:30 SATURDAY NALLEYS I Mrs. J. Dean Rogers, Mrs. R. G. last Friday on 7 — 7 . —7 I . . , ... . , __ a siting with Mrs. Tom Wilson. Ruth i Mrs. Prime was presented with a Penney, and C. F. Thorne of Stan- Chas. W. Smith, county agent of 4 . . I, , ... _ ___ Wilson returned to Adams with I P guest prize. - , field, were business visitors in Her- Morrow county, stationed at Hepp- , . . ... . them and will be employed there for ------- — ner, was a business visitor in Her- mistos Friday. | Mrs. Lyle Tilden and Mrs. E. E. FANCY OREGON "If It’s Nalley’s, It’s Good.” I some time. and miston Friday. C. C. Proebstel, district attorney DCi- —LL./e pat, .5, at Chas. G. Burke left Tuesday night R. C. Todd has rented his resi- McPherson were joint hostesses tor Umatilla county, stopped in Her “ west side of town to a bridge party Friday night at the miston a short while Wednesday, af for Portland where he will remain dence on the Louftin of Portland, home of Mrs. McPherson. Four ta- and Mrs. until the last of the week looking Mr. ter transacting business In Umatilla. who will be employed on road work bles of bridge were in play during I Mrs. Minnie Waghorn returned after business affairs. Our special sale is still on Propst during construction of the Wallula “the evening. Mrs. Gerald White home from Salem, Oregon. Friday - - - is - stay- i won high honors. Mrs. Gwynn adv. cut-off highway. — Mr. Todd night after spending two weeks In Variety Store. i Hughes, second high honors, and B. E. Sykes, manager of the Uma ing with his son Jim Todd. that city. Mrs. Peter Castrir, consolation. been Mrs. Chas. Keller who has Mrs. Lyle Tilden, Mrs. Raymond tilla Cooperative Creamery, was a. Longhorn, and Miss Pauline Stoop business visitor in La Grande last receiving medical care in the Mayo Miss Nell Reeves , entertained Brother’s hospital in Rochester, were business visitors in Pendleton Wednesday and Thursday. with Joe Foley, E. F. Fagerström, Geo. | Minn., for the past three months, re Thursday night complimenting lier Friday. Wee Cora Sue Collins Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Kingsley spent Wurster, and Mrs. Joe Baumgartner; turned home Friday much improved brother Fred, with a birthday din part of the day Sunday at Ukiah and were business visitors in Hermiston in health. Her two daughters Rose ner. Two tables of bridge were in Mary and Francis returned with her. play during the evening. Invited Pierson's Ranger station. They say Friday from Echo. PLUS:— Miss Yvonne Smith of Medford,! the mountains are beautiful. Don Campbell of Portland and uests were Theta Burnside, Anna “Where Your Depression Dollar, 2 Two-Reel Comedies Dr. Clarke, Eye Specialist in Her- Oregon, who has been the house daughter Susan visited the first of Ray Martin. Betty Ralph, Carrie Meets Depression Prices.” miston Thursday, June 30th, Her- 1 guest of Miss Marion Briggs for sev- the week with Mr. Campbell's par Lage, Dick Martin, Eugene Pierce, “THE GREAT PIE MYSTERY miston Hotel. adv. eral days left for her home Sunday, ents, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Campbell Jack Reeves, Georgiana and Eleanor and "Milady's Escapade. Lloyd Moore, manager of the Oa- Mrs. C. C. Durfey and sBn Jarvis, while enroute to Pendleton. Susan Briggs, Pauline Stoop, and the hon- sis Theatres, Inc,, left Tuesday left Monday morning for Portland remained with her grandparents and oree. morning for Portland where he will where they spent several days look- will visit indefinitely. SUNDAY AND MONDAY advantage of this portable cannery Mrs. Sara Wertz, home demonstra Mrs. George Harkenrider and Mrs. to preserve their garden produce. A tion agent; H. B. Howells, county ing after business. attend to business affairs. Jess Crum and daughter Gene- Mrs. Edward C. Schofield of Van Mrs. Susan Gerking is spending vieve, of Elgin, Oregon, stopped in Curtis Simons were Joint hostesses charge of a few cents per can will agent; and a Pomona grange com couver, Wn., arrived Monday and is the week at Sparton, Oregon, visit Hermiston Monday to call on Miss it a bridge party recently at the be made to cover cost of operation mittee composed of George Wertz, spending the week with her parents. ing her two daughters. She went Pauline Stoop, while enroute to ionie of Mrs. Simons. Five tables and supplies, to be paid cash or in Ernest Calhoun, Ben Coûtant and Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Warner. She to Sparton with her daughter and their home from Portland. Miss f bridge were in play during th produce. Directing this program are Pete Dorsay. plans to return Friday or Saturday. son-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Montague. Crum has been attending the Uni afternoon with Mrs. W L. Morgan A. W. Agnew and daughter Bea versity of Oregon for the past year. winning high honors. Mrs. Wm. Mr. and Mrs. Nels Christenson of with Shaar, second high honors, and Mrs "rdman are the parents of an 8 trice, of Portland and J. I. Agnew of Miss Marion Briggs, daughter of Maurice Juve, The consolation, nound baby boy born Monday in the Seattle, old time residents of Her- , . , . . ... Mr. and Mrs. Gca. Briggs, who has ooms were brightened by bowls miston, spent the week end visiting . . . . Hermiston Medical hospital. been teaching at Medford, Oregon, illed with roses and wild flowers. . . , Miss Minnie Sansted, former pri friends and looking after business -.9 . . for the past year. arrived home ' . , ... ... . mary teacher here, but now teach interests here. and _ —0. • . Thursday night with Miss Yvonne Miss Goldie Shutter was the in- Propst Variety Store has a special ing in the Portland schools, visited . .. . .. . Smith who has been her house guest ipiration for a birthday surprise with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Norton this sale on dresses, dishes, granit and „ . . this week. party Monday night at the home of adV. I week end. Miss Sansted Is enroute glassware Irs. Curtis Simons Mrs. Geo. Storey and Mrs. W. L. Mr. and Mrs. °- °- Felthouse and 1er sister, PLUS:— to Minnesota where she will visit Mr. — and Mrs. M. L. relatives and friends, and is accom- Hanim Hamm returned Sunday night from from — 27P — 1 Watson wa.son and ana son Bridge was the diversion of theeven- panied by Miss Scott, who teaches Portland where they spent the week arl visited Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Wal- ing. The honoree was the recipient Medbury in Death Valley, at Silverton. Mrs, Smith, the third I attending the state Eastern Star ler in La Grande Sunday. Mr. and of many beautiful and useful gifts member of the party, will stop at convention. Mrs. Hamm went as a Mrs. Waller are former Hermiston Among those present were the Mis- Fox News and Good Comedy. arson, Josephini Nampa. Idaho, where she will visit delegate from the Queen Esther residents. Earl visited with John ses Florence relatives, ‘chapter I and Dan Biggs while in La Grande. Kindart, Mar aret Felthouse, Bar - Eye Doctor Coming! Dr. Clarke hara Wessell, Sylvia Shutter, anti — DAILY DELIVERY Open Sunday tilli 2:30 a ¡ of the Clarke Optical Co., Portland, Mrs. George Harkenrider, Mrs. F. L. i Ore., Eye Specialist, will be in Her- Kelley, and Miss Shutter. miston all day and evening, on his GRANTS PASS—A traveling can I regular monthly trip, Thursday, I June 30th, at the Hermiston Hotel. nery to aid in conserving surplus See him about your eyes; 50% re- foodstuffs of the county i an origi : a 30 duction on Glasses. Examination nal idea being promoted jointly by ------- • » 4.. J . Free. adv. the Josephine county extension ser t 2 Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Morgan moved vice and the granges. Boiler, pre into the F. V. Prime house the first sure cooker, tin cans, sealer and oth of the week where they will make er needed equipment are being a their permanent home The house is embled on a f ur wheel trailei located on the west side of the which will shortly establish a sche %. track. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Toole moved dule for visits to various communi "I am alwayt tura of into the Taylor house vacated by ties. It — is expected that a majority cf good »electiont when them. j -- —. - --------- . VasisCheatre Local Happenings Straw Hats 79c Dresses 25c to $2.00 : SOCIETY:! Vegetables Coal OU 85c 5 bunches 10c Slim Summerville Mayonnaise Walnuts Zazu Pitts 35c Qt 2 lbs. 45c Schilling’s Orange Pekoe TEA — 90 cups For only 19c Unexpected Father BURNHAM’S AFTER TOMORROW Charles Farell Protect Your Health Marion Nixon DAILY! SAVE by using ICE Res. 901 Phone 741 Orón O. Felthouse, Owner RED & WHITE STORES for Satisfaction MACMARR STORES Jhaoemy ordert filled at Red & White Store».’* Suggestions for Friday and Saturday June 24 and 25 Every Meal is More Refreshing with Iced Tea or Coffee. TEA • Memorie %2 lb. Orange Pekoe or Japan (Green) 1 lb. TEA - Memorie Orange Pekoe or Japan (Green) 6 oz. OLIVFS - Stuffed Red k White 2 ‘ lb. CHEESE • Kraft Packages Any Variety it. KRISPIE CRACKERS - 2 lb. carton» Sunshine SARDINES - Imported 1 J 3 cans Norwegian Smoked-In Pure Olive OH CORN BEEF 12 oz. can» Red * White 25c 47c 19c 35c 29c 25c 23c % SPAGHETTI ? ! FrancoAmerican 3 cans - Ready to Eat < i BRAN FLAKES LUC 1 O I UC Red A White Fresh and Crisp — Delicious with Berries % «i < 2 packages 00 FLAPJACK • Albers Large Pkge. When camping you must have hot cakes for breakfast BUDWEISER MALT 3 lb. can 17 lbs. SUGAR Fine Granulated « i 20c 59c 79c 59c CRISCO 3 Pound Pail For Frying-For Shortening-For Cake Making 0090000009000000 099009009989999800009909999999009009099*9300000908030*9 Meat Specials PORK ROAST PORK STEAKS PORK CHCP8 THE BEST FCR LESS. 8%2C lb. POT ROAST 10c lb. , WEINERS. LIVER SAUSAGE. 122C lb. 15c lb. 15c lb. FRESH GROUND BEEF 100 lb and BOLOGNA 10c lb. SHOULDER LAMB Joe Norton, Owner Phone 911 Free Delivery Mrs. Joe Dyer left Tuesday morn- Ing tor Powell Butte, Oregon, where she will visit Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Peterson, former residents of Her miston. Mrs. Peterson is Mrs. Dyer’s daughter and has been ill for the past two weeks. Mrs. Dyer will re- I main with her for a week. Mr. and Mrs. H Coulter who have i lived on the old Stanfield place on the Butter Creek highway for the j past year, left Monday for Pendle ton where they have traded for property. Mr. Coulter has not been i well and the move was made in the hope that his health would improve. Mrs. Leila Phelps left Sunday morning for The Dalles where more than 100 postmasters assembled for j the annual meeting of National League of District Postmasters, of the Oregon branch. Monday and Tuesday. From there Mrs. Phelps went to Portland to visit her brother i before returning the last of the week. Miss Phoebe Waite of Seattle, Wn.. was the house guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Baker, and Mrs. Georgia j Henderson, from Saturday until ¡Tuesday. Miss Waite is a cousin of | Mrs. Baker and Mrs. Henderson. She left Tuesday for San Pedro. Calif., where she will spend the sum i mer. Jim and Al Clayton and Eric I Byorkgren spent the week end in i Wallowa county visiting friends at I Enterprise, and scenic spots in the "Switzerland of America" at Wallo- wa lake. They say the Minan hill, the Wallowa canyon, and the ma- jestic mountains which tower above the lake are at their best for scenic Ardyth Conhran, brother of W. J. Cochran, coach in the Hermiston Union high school for the past two years, was on the honor roll for the spring term at Albany college. To appear on the honor roll a student must be enrolled for at least twelve j hours and earn at least two grade points per semester hour, with no grade below C the 445 families enrolled in the year round garden project will take Value Giving is a Habit at Mac Marr Stores. WE FEATURE NATIONALLY KNOWN QUALITY MERCHANDISE < i < > ( > 4 > 4 > AT A SUBSTANTIAL SAVING. Announcement! SAVINGS for Friday, Saturday & Monday. MRS. RETA WATERMAN JUNE 24th - 25th • 27th. Announces the opening of a POUND COFFEE Airway . , a GOOD coffee at a LOW HOSPITAL with all including X-Ray In building and graduate nurse in attendant RATES 23c Price . . ROASTER - FRESH! Modern Conveniences REASONABLE CHEESE 13 POUND Clover bloom full cream DR. T. K. JOHNSON Attending Surgeon Baking Powder -5 car $1.4 SCHILLING’S Pure Cream of Tartar and Soda. $1.95 Vi 00000003000000000300*0*09% SATURDAY JUNE 25th 5 oz. can 10 10c POT ROAST BEEF RIB and BRISKET BOIL 5c PIG HOCKS - 10 Lbs. for 25c PURE PORK SAUSAGE 10c LEG PORK ROAST 12c HAMS • While they last 14c BACK BACON 12c 121c "Home of Quality Moats” HERMISTON MEAT MARKET Hermiston, Oregon Dry Pack Shredded Wheat Box Specials HEAVY SIDE BACON Shrimp ZEE Tissue Casse OUC, P & G White Naphtha 750 Sheet Rolls Toilet Bananas Faner X.7" 19c Lemons 29c Sunkist Fancy Dozen Hermiston, Ore. * Phone 241
