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THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON,
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IL M. Sommerer was a business | Among visitors from Lexington this
visitor in Echo Tuesday.
| week were W. L. Copenhaver, and
F. C. Terney and small son of C. Melville.
Hermiston, Oregon.
Pendleton were Hermiston visitors | Gilbert Smith returned from the
The Best in Talking Pictures
Saturday.
| mountains last week with a 5-point
TWO SHOWS: 7.30—9:15 P.M.
Business visitors from Holdman | buck,
this week included Oscar Crawford f Mrs. L.
Bowman of Pendleton
ADMISSIONS
C. Bannister, and D. M. Parker.
was the house guest of Mrs. W. G.
F. C. Russell of Burns, Or., is re- Webber last week end.
35c and 15c
Mr. and Mrs. Chas Taylor spent
ceiving
medical, treatment at the !
Evenings
Sunday and part of Monday in Walla
Hermiston hospital this week.
25c and 10c
Matinees
Mrs. Francis Houseolder returned Walla visiting friends.
Floyd Blakley is receiving medi
Monday night for Portland where
cal treatment at the Hermiston hos
PROGRAM
she spent the week end.
pital tor the flu. He was entered
B. E. Sykes and Baxter Hutchison
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
Tuesday and is getting along fine.
left Sunday for the mountains where
Mrs. Franclin and Mrs. Shellaber-
MATINEE 2:30 SATURDAY
they
remained until Wednesday
ger
of Portland arrived Wednesday
— DOUBLE FEATURE —
night deer hunting.
and are visiting at the home of Mr.
M. Lenhart who underwent an op- Í and Mrs. Harvey Payne.
eration recently was discharged
Clive 8. Cheshire of Milton, re
from the Hermiston hospital Tues publican nominee for county judge,
The Dare-devil Rider in
day.
was a business visitor in Hermiston
D. M. Deeter and Dr. W. L. Mor Wednesday.
an spent the week end in the moun |
Mrs. R. E. Hobbs q Portland,
Risking a girl’s love to conquer
tains deer hunting. They saw a the former Ada Prann, visited over
fear and become Rodeo King ot
number of deer but were unable to the week end with her cousin, Mrs.
the Wildest West!
bag one.
Frank Stone.
NIGH• SILENCE: Sinister fig
Fred W. Tregaskis and wife of
Carl Longhorn, small son of Mr. |
ures. weird, mysterious, dreadful,
ind Mrs. Raymond Longhorn, broke Raymond, Wn., were business visit-
hiding in the shadows, the scream
lis arm Tuesday as he came down ors in Hermiston Saturday and Sun-
of a woman AND THEN
he fire escape at school. His rubber day.
Mr. and Mrs. Cairi Barlow and
oled shoe caught and threw him.
Enos Westersund, F. C. Terney, family and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Howell
Wm. Campbell, Otis Hampton, and and family of Ione, Or., were Sun-
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rew were busi- day visitors of Mr. and Mrs. 0. Bar
ess visitors from Pendleton the low and family. Mr. Barlow is a bro-
PLUS — Krazy Kat in
ther of Mr. O. Barlow and Mrs.
.irst
of the week.
"Restless Sax.”
J. D. Carter is seriously ill at the Howell is his sister.
The high school and grade school
home of his son, A. L. Carter, on I
SUNDAY AND MONDAY
North Hill. He is the father of Mrs. teachers were guests of the Epworth
WARNING —
Laura Morris and Mrs. Lois Blum. Leage and members of the Methodist
lock your windows! bolt your
Mr. Carter has been an invalid tor church congregation Friday night
doors—and prepare to hand over
I at a reception held in the church
everal months.
your best laughs! She’s coming
E. Stephenson and Mr. basement. Games were enjoyed by a
M rs.
to town!
Leon Parker of Rye Valley spent the large number of guests.
Dr. H. C. Curry, the Seattle Op
week end visiting Mr. and Mrs. F. R.
Wright while enroute to Portland. tometrist, who has made profes-
Residence from Echo who were sional visits to Hermiston for 20
business visitors in Hermiston the | years and is known for good optical
irst of the week included: Peter work at reasonable prices will again
arlson, Mr. and Mrs. Hackbarth, F. be at the Hermiston Hotel Thurs-
Ireen, Mrs. N. A. Bleakney, Ben . day, October G. for one day. Eyes
irause. Karl Reding, Otis McCarty, examined, glasses ground and fit-
with
—Adv.
P. A. Powers, Geo. Wurster, , H. L. ted.
Alison Skipworth —
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Shelton, who
t infield, Gaylord Madison. and
¡
Joe
Richard Bennett —
live on the Old Senator Fulton place
Foley.
George Raft —
Classes In beginning clog dancing northeast of Stanfield, have pur-
Evalyn Knapp — ..
will be directed by Miss Myrnie chased lumber for a new residence
PLUS — Fox News and
layton after October 1st. Make ar- which will replace the home destroy
rangements immediately.
Reason- cd by fire this summer. Construe-
Good Comedy.
able fee.
—Adv. I tion will start the last of the week.
Oasis Cheatre
F. C. McKenzie
business
visitor in Pendleton Tuesday.
Mrs. Tom Wilson and family who
have been living in the Osborn ap
artments during the summer, moved
to the Wilson ranch in Columbi i
district Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Burn barn and
(daughters Mary and Marjory left
Wednesday for Ellensberg, Wn.,
where Miss Marjory will enroll in
the Ellensberg Normal. Mrs. Burn-
ham is a graduate of the Ellensberg
Normal and has many friends and
o
acquaintances there.
o
Bargains. And Goat Hair socks at
Burks.
—Adv
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hoggard, <>
former residents of Stanfield, but
now of The Dalles, stopped in Her
miston Monday to visit with Mrs.
Ina Wessel.
TOO LATE TO CIASSIFY
Tom Keene
MODERN HOUSE FOR RENT—IN-
quire E. P. Illsley, Hermiston, Or-
egon.
5-ltp
Saddle Buster
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOUSE-
keeping—Heat, light, bath, gar
age, modern for $15. Mrs. Joe Dyer.
5-2tc
¡The Midnight
Patrol
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1932
LOST— ORANGE PARKER HOUSE
pen around school building, Bring
to Herald office Reward.
5-ltc
Herald Want- Ads Pay. Use them.
Save Your Eyes!
WHY PAY MORE?
Watch for the Opening
of our new Meat Market
about Oct. 5th. pabetest.
Do you find today 25 years old, or older? ..That is
the history of our store. That means more than just
—Something!
It means Satisfied Customers for 25 years.
It means Fair Service and Fair Prices for 25
years.
It means merchandise that stands the test for 25
years.
It means our store is substantial.
It means it has done its share in building up the
community, pays its share of taxes.
It means if you are new in the community, it is
a safe place to trade.
It means, if you are an old timer here and never
have become acquainted with our merchandise and
methods of doing business, that you ought to come
in. We always have a little parking space for you
while waiting—Our phone is at your service. Call
your wife, find out what you have forgotten. If you
want to write a letter, there is pen and ink, and desk
waiting.
and SAVE MONEY
Dr. Curry, the old Reliable
Optometrist of Seattle
who has made professional visits
to Hermiston for 20 years, will
again be at the
Hotel Hermiston
Thurs., Oct. 6
for one day
Eyes Examined—
Glasses Ground and Fitted—
Prices Reduced—•
A dongle feature will be shown at
the Oasis theatre Friday and Satur
day nights. "The Midnight Patrol”
| and "The Saddle Buster” are two
splendid features.
Sunday and Monday nights "Mad
ame Racketeer” will be at the Oasis
theatre and the show promises to be
a great entertainment.
NEXT
WEEK’S
Lost 28 bottles in two deliveries
last Saturday and Sunday nights.
From October lit. No bottle—No
milk, Please set them out— Wash-
| ed or unwashed.
HERMISTON DAIRY
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NOW YOU CAN BUY
Goat Hair Sox
Wear longer than wool or cotton.
Soft and easy on your feet. Per
fect ventilation. Do not mat like
wool or cotton. Grease and dirt
do not stick to mohair like they
do to other materials. If your
feet bother you try GOAT HAIR
SOX. Then you will buy no other.
AD
Ask The Man Who Wears Them.
CArAMeunanis
Specials for Saturday and Monday, Oct. 1st & 3rd
And here are special values in Canned Vegetables.
Red & White Sauer Kraut 1g. cans
TOMATO JUICE
cans
23c - 12.an. 89c
Red & White BEETS, tiny whole
69c- 1
cans
do
$2.73
Red & White PEAS, Sifted
cans
55c “ 1
$2.10
3 cans 35C - 1
doz
$1.35
Red * White HOMINY, 1g. cans -
Lans 35C - 1 doz. $1.35
3
cans
A CLOSE-OUT ON HATS
Both Felts and Straws—
Both Dress and Work
CERTAIN LINES OF SHOES
Mens — Boys — Womens
LADIES' HOSIERY
MENS’ DRESS HOSE
MEN’S DRESS PANTS
and
BOVS’ POLO SHIRTS
MEN’S LACE BREECHES
and LEATHER GLOVES
PRICES REDUCED 20% to 50%
WEST SIDE
sssssnse ■ ■ ■ ise ■■■'■!
18c - 12 cans 69c
9$9$99099999990%
MAYONNAISE,
Quart
Red « - White
Quart
Green & White
SALAD DRESSING.
COFFEE,
Red & White
3 large
tins
ANSWER TO LAST WEEK'S
•YOU'D BE SURPRISED"
39c
29c
$1.00
PEAS, CORN and CUT BEANS
Standard,
Your choice
NOW WHAT
Green & White
10
■ " e
STORES
Bulk Fly Spray
$
FOR ANIMALS
73c per gal.
We Pay Cash or Trade
for Eggs and Produce.
During each football game
on our local field.
From 1:00 to 4:00 P. M.
last day of fair.
Phone 341
Fertilizers Increase Hay Yield.
INDEPENDENCE—Heavy increas
es in alfalfa yields were obtained
here this year by Tom Paine through
use of land plaster and super-phos-
phate on different tracts.
Land
plaster at the rate of 200 pounds
per acre gave a yield of almost 6
DEPENDABLE GROCERS
Pay Cash-Pocket
Edward's
AIRWAY
COFFEE
Freshly roas-
Dependable
Vacumn
Packed
A blend of the
finest coffees
grown.
Sold on an ab-
solute-
mon
ey back gua
rantee.
1 LB. TIN
ted, freshly
ground,
rich
mellow, satis
fying flavor--
i n
glassine
lined packa
ges—saves the
cost of the tin
PER POUND
MAK
29c
23c
Sugar — 8
Pounds
Best Cane—Fine Granulated.
cans
Deviled Meat-6
usBïs
A good sandwich filler.
LARD
srand
8
69c
Pound Pat
Grahams -2 Lb. Box
HONEY MAID
Fig Bars
Deliciously Fresh
A health builder for school children.
Rice Krispies 2*19C
KELLOGGS
Crackles in Cream.
MILK
Federal or Darigold
SOAP
product.
A farmer's cooperative
1
The white naptha soap.
The perfect concentrated soap.
Large 212 Lb. Box
Fancy Blue Rose
5 Lbs.
19c
Hermiston, Ore.
Watch This Space Next Week.
|
Every Sale Guaranteed!
SweetPotatoes
140
Smooth -Medium size Jerseys. 5 Lbs.
—
“71 The Sign of a Dependable Store BY
tons of hay without irrigation. Ap
plied at the rate of 100 pounds the
land plaster did not show so well.
Super-phosphate did even better in
Mr. Paine’s opinion and he plans to
use more of it at 2 50 pounds per
acre. The trials were arranged in
cooperation with the county agent.
Friday, Saturday and Monday, Sept. 30, Oct. 1st and 3rd.
Rice
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OUR STORE CLOSED:
SUPER VALUES
PAR
Can
The correct name is Joan Darc. The mistake Is In supposing that
the French form is d'Arc, instead of Darc (the d meaning "of”).
THE RED & WHITE
23c
the Difference!
CHAS G. BURK’S, INC.
Blue & White Tomato Hot Sauce
CRYSTAL WHITE
M acmarr STORES
i
We have been missing
(milk bottles daily on our route.
AT
10 bars Soap
Hermiston, Oregon
NOTICE!
LOOK
3 lbs. Cheese
43c
Burnham’s General Mdse
The Best for Less!
FOR PROOF OF THIS STATEMENT
20 lbs. Macaroni
98c
HOW MANY STORES
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Nor does the QUALITY of Red &
White products ever descend from its
HIGH STANDARD. The label is
your assurance of PURITY and
GOODNESS. Stop into our modern,
immaculate store today and look
over our tempting array of finer
food products ... at uniformly low
prices, considering their superior
quality. Home ownership means
PERSONAL, INTERESTED SER
VICE.
20 lbs. Sphagetti
98c
We
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Hailia
" — Y —9—
20 Bars 49c
Sheal Brand
Mild Cure
Pound
Cauliflower
Large white heads.
reserve the right
to limit quantity.
Each
oe
2
Phone 241