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Oasis Uheatrr
Hermiston, Oregon.
The Best in Talking Pictures
TWO SHOWS:
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Logan spent
the week end in Weston.
J. T. Bell of Boardman is receiv
ing medical attention at the Her
miston hospital ' this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Wagner were
business visitors in Walla Walla
Chas.
Taylor
were
Miss Barbara Wessell was a busi-
Mr. and Mrs.
Tuesday
liess visitor in Pendleton Monday.
| business visitors In Pendleton Wed-!
Fred Reeves Is working at Echo
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Thorne of Echoi nesday.
for Herbert Gillanders during hay-
were transacting business in Her- |
Eugene Pierce is carrying his arm ing season.
in a sling this week due to a badly
miston Wednesday.
Mrs. Mantus Witty, Rube Witty,
Mr. and Mrs. Geo Rand and B P sprained right wrist.
and Miss Wilma Arnold of Elgin
Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Kelley of La were calling on friends In town Fri-
Rand of Irrigon were businiss visit
ors in town the first of the week. Grande were visiting in Hermiston day evening.
Mr. and Mrs. o. o. Felthouse left Sunday. ‘
Paul VanPetten who has been
M. Pace and son Harold were living with Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Sykes
Tuesday for Portland on business
They returned the last of the week, business visitors in Walla Walla for the past year, has moved into
Mrs. Geo. R. Terney of Pendleton Wednesday.
I the Hermiston Hotel.
was a business visitor in town Mon
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Logan have
Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Kolher of
day
Los Angeles spent the week end ; moved into the Ceo. Chalis home on
Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Follett and with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Quick who the east side of town near the Biggs
family went to Pendleton Sunday live at the power dam.
residence, and contemplate buying.
afternoon to see the whale which ,
Clint Jackson, R C. Todd, Harry
Mrs. J. G. Sage and son Wayne.
was being displayed
left Wednesday for Colorado where | Kelley, and Garnet D. Best were
The American Legion Auxiliary they will visit relatives for several business visitors in Pendleton Mon
J day.
will meet with Mrs. B. S. Kingsley weeks.
tonight. Election of officers will be
Sammy Valentine, small son of
Mr. and Mrs. F. C. McKenzie and
held.
Mr. and Mrs. L. V. Valentine, broke sons, George. Gerald, and Frank re
his arm Saturday morning as he fell turned Wednesday from Bingham
Springs where they spent a week va
from a horse.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Alexander and cationing.
NOW YOU CAN BUY
Guy Hardie and his sister from
small daughter Beverley of Pendle
ton, are the house guests of Mr. and Norman, Oklahoma, were here on a
Mrs. E. P. Dodd this week. Mr. Al short visit to Mrs. Joe Dyer. They
are Mrs. Dyer’s cousins whom she
exander is Mr. Dodd's brother.
Wear longer than wool or cotton.
has not seen for 3 5 years.
Soft and easy on your feet. Per
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shuck and
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fect ventilation. Do not mat like
daughter, Rubey. of Yakima, Wn.,
wool or cotton. Grease and dirt
| visited from Wednesday until Fri
do not stick to mohair like they
Io to other materials. If your
day at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
feet bother you try GOAT HAIR
W. A. Shawver and family.
SOX. Then you will buy no other.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hamm and
JULY 30th.
Ask The Man Who Wears Them.
family stopped in Hermiston Thurs
day enroute home to Dallas. Or.,
A CLOSE-OUT ON HATS
from
Mountain Lake, .Minnesota
Both Felts and Straws—
They left in the early part of June.
Both Dress and Work
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Simons, and
CERTAIN LINES OF SHOES
10c
POT ROAST BEEF
Mr. and Mrs, Geo. Harkenrider, were
Mens — Boys — Womens
in Pendleton Sunday to see the
LADIES’ HOSIERY
SHO. PORK ROAST ...... 1212C
huge whale which was being dis-
MENS’ DRESS HOSE
15c
LEG PORK ROAST
played there.
PRICES RLDUC ED 25% to 50%
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Biggs and two
10c
SHOULDER LAMB
CHAS. G. BURK’S, INC.
sons, Dan and John, of LaGrande
visited Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs.
HOME SUGAR CURED
WEST SIDE
J. E. Hallyburton in Columbia dist
BACON hor whole slab.. 18c
rict and other friends.
WEST SIDE
Mrs. Geo. Genn left Tuesday for
70c
8 LB. PAIL I ARD
AUTO WRECKING SHOP
Grants Pass where she will visit
40c
4 LB. PAIL LARD
relatives and friends. Mrs. Genn.
WRECKS OF ALL KINDS
with her ¡husband, operates a poul
BOUGHT AND SOLD
WE HAVE THE PARTS
try farm west of town.
HERMISTON
MEAT
BOTH NEW AND USED
Miss Glea Sias, who taught school
MARKET
Wm. H- Harris, Mechanic
in Columbia district two years ago,
came Thursday and visited friends
Hermiston. Oregon
CHAS. G. BURK’S INC.
over Friday. Miss Sias will teach at
PROPRIETOR
Antelope, Ore., in Wasco county.
this winter.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Propst plan to
leave Saturday night for Portland
where they will remain for buyer’s
week. Mrs. M. L, Watson and Mrs.
Glasscock will work in the store
during their absence.
Mrs. Lucy Sanders, one-time own-
er of the Oasis theatre here, was a
business visitor in town Wednesday
while enroute to Maple Creek, Sask.
Canada, where she will live with her
aged parents. Mrs. Sanders has been
working for the county at Toledo,
Oregon.
7.30—9:15 P.M.
ADMISSIONS
35c and 15c
Evenings
25c and 10c
Matinees
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MATINEE 2.30 ‘SATURDAY
They called it the best picture
"e've ever seen. Every man,
woman, and child MUST see this.
“SYMPHONY
SPECIAL OFFER!
For Three Days Only
JULY 28-29-30
MILLION”
FANNY HURST'S
Greater than her immortal
"HUMORS EQUE”
— with —
Irene Dunn - Richard Cortez
Anna Appel - Gregory Ratoff
Mickey Mouse ’Haunted House’
and Comedy "Last of the
Moe-Higgins.
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FOR YOUR
WORN TIRES
Sensational allowances for 3 days
only on latest, finest, new
SATURDAY
Specials
SUNDAY AND MONDAY
Hands that had caressed her!
Hands that gripped her now!
THE DRAMA OF A LOVE DIVORCI
ANN
HARDING
WESTWARD PASSAGE"
with Laurence OLIVIER
Irving Pichel
Zazu
Juliette. Compton
PLUS—
Chic Sale In "Many A Slip”
Cartoon. "Fly Guy.”
and Fox News.
to find such a store!
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VALUE IS A BALANCED COMB NATION OF QUALITY AND PRICE—RED * WHITE IS A POSI
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THE FAMILY AND THE HOME IS THE GREATEST INSTITUTION OF AMERICAN LIFE—LIKE-
WISE. TUE INDEPENDENT GROCER IS THE REAL INSTITUTION OF RED * WHITE.
RED & WHITE PROVIDES BUYING POWER AND INSURES THE SOURCE OF SUPPLY OF RE
LIABLE FOODS AT THE LOWEST EVERYDAY PRICE—IT IS VALUE INSURANCE.
Suggestions for July 30 and August 1
Grapefruit-2 . 35c
Whole Segments - Tree Ripened - Red & White
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Sandwich Spread
White
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Red & White
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Medium Size
Blue * White Talls
Green & White
Bacon Backs ib 15c
Joe Norton, Owner
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Red Halves
& White
Salad Dressing 1“"
A smooth blend of Cane Syrup
Corn Syrup and Maple Sugar
(All varieties In convenient cartons.)
Fancy Sockeye
16c
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2
Catsup
& White
Fun Flavored
Phone 911
Hermiston, Ore
Mr. and Mrs. B. I. Sykes and fam
ily were business visitors in Kenne
wick, Wn.. Tuesday. Mr. Sykes is
manager of the Umatilla Coopera
tive Creamery.
Bell Marie O'Neill of Centralia,
Wn., who has been visiting her aunt
Mrs.
Ralph
and uncle, Mr. and
Richards, for several weeks, fell
from a horse Catt rday morning and
broke her arm near the shoulder.
Mrs. Josephine Dougherty of Port
land arrived in Hermiston Wednes
day and will make her home in the
Osborn apartments with her son
Floyd O'Kelley, who is employed in
the MacMarr store.
Miss Edna Pitzer of Dallas. Ore-
gon, arrived Wednesday morning
and will spend part of her vacation
with her friend Miss Pauline Stoop.
They plan to spend the week end at
Bingham Springs.
DR. WEST'S
Bathing Caps
One-Half
Price
Tooth Paste
2
25c tubos for
33C
Your old Tooth Brush is
worth 15c on the purchase
of a new one
Choice PROPHYLACTIC or DR. WEST
NO. 116 SIZE
Special Price
AGFA Films
ON
6 Exposures - Regular 30c
Box Cameras
Now 2
For
45c
15c
Frens Sanitary Napkins
2 Boxes of 12s for 49c
2 Bottles 35c
5-lb. Package
35c
Philip Winters, who formerly
operated the Hermiston Bakery, and
his son Eugene, now of LaGrande
were business visitors in town Sun •
day. Mr. Winters says that he is
doing a fine business in his new
location.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hiebert of
Dallas. Oregon, stopped in Hermis-
ton Friday to visit Alfred Quiring
while enroute to their home from
Mountain
Lake, Minnesota. The
young couple were recently married
in Mountain Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Burnham and
daughters Mary and Marjorie return
ed Wednesday from a trip to Ellens-
berg, Wn., where Mr. Burnham met
his brother, F. A. Burnham, whom
he has not seen for five years. They
visited from Sunday until Tuesday
with other relatives and friends.
MaMrjorie will enroll in the Ellens-
berg Normal this fall.
Jack Upham of Washington, D. C.
spent Wednesday night with his
uncle, C. L. Upham, and cousin, Dick
Upham, in Columbia district. He is
with the federal biological survey
department. Mr. upham had not
seen him for 22 years.
STATE BOARD OF HIGHER EDU
CATION WILL VISIT HERMISTON
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liquor question was wet, and the
minority vote was moist.
Col. Jordan, guest for the evening
made a few remarks following the
talk by Mr. Stillings, saying that
the review of the 1932 convention
brought
reminiscence of another
Democratic National Convention in
1900.
Twelve members and two visitors
were present at the night meeting.
MACMARR STORES
NO PREMIUM
FOR QUALITY!
At our stores you actually often pay less for nationally known
quality goods than you would be required to pay elsewhere for
goods of inferior quality. Our entire organization is dedicated to
the proposition of "Distribution Without Waste.”
a principle
which guarantees our customers a value that cannot be equaled
elsewhere.
SPECIAL PRICES EFFECTIVE JULY 29 and 30 and AUG. 1.
M.J.B. Coffee - 3L. rm 8A6
- -
Formay
Swift's New Perfected Shortening.
SPECIAL!
29c
Phone 571
Close-out Specials!
Face Creams and Powders
29c
Hermiston Drug Co
Phone 101
dad
Vacuum Packed
REGULAR 50c to $1.00
Eagle Soap Chips
At Bulk Prices
Rohrman Motor Co
15c
20.
Jars
Mayonnaise Iart
sq
Old Home Syrup 5-lb.
Cans
69c
Whole Spices Tocarin 1
1(1
hrimp
29c
Sugar Cured medium size.
Real Oven Raked 28-oz.
Rod & White
Cans
Red almon
Pineapple - 2 eune 39c
&
Beans
ALL- WEATHERS & PATHFINDERS
ALL
ASK ABOUT OUR
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THURSDAY, JULY 28. 1932
THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON
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Sardines
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Norwegian Smoked
Cans
In pure olive oil.
A few months ago these sardines sold for 2 for 35c
ge p *e The Perfect Concentrated
oe, ore .
I rile Soap 21 LB. PACKAGE 4490,
Shredded Wheat
Pkge.
The Energy Food
Salad
Dressing Full
coxa Qt. S
A Quality Product
Jar
Purex
10c
25c
Bleach. Disinfectant
Water Softener
PINT BOTTLE
Oranges ÄSNKIST"
A Wonderful Value
8c
29«
Hermiston, Ore. • Phone 241