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THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, PAGE SIX Local Happenings Mrs. Dolly Kelley left Wednes Dr. F. R. Dorn of Echo was in day morning for Portland where she Hermiston Thursday. will spend several days visiting. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bensel are the Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Taylor re parents of a baby boy born Thurs- turned Monday from a business trip day, Oct. 20. at their home here. to Portland.. Mr. Taylor is present city recorder and Mrs. Alice Stone Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Jones and looked after affairs at the office Miss Elsie Reeder were business vis during his absence. itors in Pendleton Monday. Oasis Chatre Hermiston, Oregon. The Best in Talking Pictures TWO SHOWS: 7:15—9:00 P.M — : ADMISSIONS 35c and 15c Evenings 25c and 10c Matinees PROGRAM FRIDAY AND SATURDAY MATINEE 2:30 SATURDAY Thrilling Comedy-Romance She tries to mislead a HE-Man into Love —and gets herself kid- naped. It’s mirthful and thr-r-rilly. SregtE JwAAopinot 80, Gurameunt Gitur V Claudette Colbert - Edmond Lowe Stuart Erwin PLUS: Good Comoedy and Krazy Kat. SUNDAY AND MONDAY Good Comedy-Drama 0111 1 42510 WEEK ENDS ONLY Joan BENNETT Sen LYON Love wasn't in her contract as but could she a paid guest keep it out? PLUS: "His Royal Shyness” and Fox News. Chas. Olson who has been a pa- Miss Joyce Spencer of Umatilla was admitted to the Hermiston hos- tient in the Hermiston hospital for pital Wednsday as a surgical patient some time is reported as improving in health. Miss Marian Henderson, who is a Enos Martin was a business visit- student at the Kastern Oregon Nor mal school at La Grande, Or., spent or in Portland last week goin- Friday and returning the first of the week end with relatives here. the week. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Leathers of Bingen. Wn., former residents of An entire new line of rayon un adv Hermiston, visiting friends here the dies at Propst Variety Store. first of the week. R. G. Penney left Tuesday morn E. C. Prestbye of Athena, candi- ing for Portland where he will look date for county judge on the demo- after business affairs for the Grange crate ticket, was a busi net s visitor Cooperative. He plans to return the latter part of the week. in Hermiston Tuesday. W. W. Felthouse returned from and Mrs. Ray Dyer of Ellens- a business trip to Portland, Wednes Mrs. Leila Phelps and Miss Mar- day evening. garet Elliott went to Pendleton Sat- berg, Wn., accompanied by Miss urday afternoon where they spent Marjorie Burnham, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Burnham Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Warner spent the afternoon and evening. Miss Burnham is a student at the Saturday in Seattle attending a Mrs. Alice O’Daniel of Pendletono Ellensberg Normal. football game. came Monday and visited until Wed ---------- Mrs. Garnet D. Best aand Mrs. An entire new line of rayon un nesday with her daughter, Mrs. F. adv C. McKenzie, and family. | Harry Kelley were joint hostesses dies at Propst Variety Store. 1 at a bridge party last Thursday eve- Mrs. Victor Stockard, who has A son, weighing eight pounds, nine at the Best home. Four tables been in Portland for some time. re- was born to Mr. and Mrs. Miles Ar- were in play during the evening turned home Saturday. thur last Friday. Oct. 21. The little with Mrs. H. E. Shesely winning fellow has been named Dale Perry. high honors and Mrs. Curtis Simons consolation. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Franz and two daughters of Daniel, Wyoming, are O. C. Pierce and M. L. Watson re Mrs. Elizabeth Cutsforth and son visiting at the home of Mrs. Franz’s turned from the mountains Tuesday parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Scott. after spending several days hunting. Donald H. Cutsforth who have been at the home of Mrs. Cutsforth’s da- Mr. Pierce bagged a 2-point deer. ighter, Mrs. Maude Dyer, for several W. J. Cochran spent the week end months, left Sunday for Maplewood, visiting his mother in Moro, Oregon, Miss Agnes Kendler of Umatilla Mrs. Cochran has been in poor health was admitted to the Hermiston hos- Or., where they will visit at the iome of Mrs. N. B. Ashwell. Mrs. or several months. pital last week as a medical patient. utsforth and her son are formerly Her condition is improving. rom Soda Springs, Idaho. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Swarner and ion Lawrence, accompanied by Mrs. Mrs. Jack French and da’ J. E. Baker, motored to Pendleton of Long Creek, Or., are the guests Wednesday. of her sister, Miss Blanche Moore, and I brother, Lloyd Moore. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Colo and child ren. Norman and Esther of Brawley. A baby girl was born ' Tuesday alif., visited Mr. and Mrs. Perry to Mr. and Principal Events of the Week morn ing. October Arthur of Hermiston last week. Mrs. Jack : Smith. Both mother and Assembled for Information doing nicely. daughter are i Mrs. Herbert IIaneline was hon- of Our Readers. oree at a birthday surprise Wednes- Horace Addis of Portland was the day night at the home of Mrs. B. Christmas trees, 22,000 linear feet IIaneline. Three tables of bridge guest of H. J. Stillings this week, of them, will go from the Rogue river were in play during the evening Mr. Addis was with tlie Oregon national forest. formerly known as with Miss Magdolene Buck receiving Farmer for ten years and is an ex- Crater national forest, to San Fran- pericnced newspaper man. high honors. cisco this year to aid the arrival of Santa Claus. Mrs. C. M. Best entertained Tues The Salem Chamber of Commerce HIGHEST CASH PRICES day afternoon at a one o’clock will be host, October 24, to all mem- PAID FOR bridge luncheon with four tables in bers of the American Legion drum play. Full flowers were used to corps, the national champions, and to CREAM AND EGGS brighten the rooms. High honors the prize winning American Legion Columbia Creamery Co., Inc. were won by Mrs. C. C. Durfey and auxiliary trio. Portland, Or. 129 N. 21st St. consolation by Mrs. E. L. Jacks n. The first season's flight of geese to the rice fields of California passed over Gold Leach last week. The In dians always regard the southward mi gration of geese as a sign of the early approach of winter. Josephino county's auto license col lections are nearly $4000 in excess of those of a year ago. For the year be ginning July 1 the total collections are $36,159 as compared with $32,244 in the same period last year. Thousands of cords of wood are be ing hauled from the mountains this year by residents at Milton to save EVERY day is the day to expect and buying it. Ranger Baker of the Uma GET savings at the Red & White tilla national forest, who has his sta tion at Langdon lake, at the Toll Gate, stere. The advantage of combina said tint perm, ¿a had been issued for moro than 13,00) cords. tion purchases enables us to offer OREGON STATE NEWS OF GENERAL INTEREST merchandise ALL DAS ARE NOT 24 of undisputed Frank Millick, 20, pyromaniac on pa role from the Arizona siate hospital, confessed to setting the Brownsville fire which destroyed property valued at $30,000. . Stata police are holding him at Medford while his story is be- ing checked. Ten thousand acres of land in the Elk Flat country of the Umatilla na- lienal forest are being treated the second time with gopher poison. The first treatment, applied last year, ex terminated 90 per cent cf the redenta, it is estimated. high quality at the most moderate prices. Attentive, helpful service. HOURS LONG I LOOK AT NEXT WEEK’S AD FOR PROOF OF THIS STATEMENT dasNZnsnnercdla --------------- THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1932 PROGRAM MADE FOR DISTRICT which will add to the spirit of the day. Approximately 400 people are ex- peeled to be In town to commemo rate the day In memory of the sign ing of the armistice fourteen years ago on November 11th. A dance in the evening given by the Legion will climax the day’s activities. The local committee consists of Mrs. Garnet D. Best. James Todd. Henry Sommerer, R. G. Penney, G. D. Best, Lloyd Moore, and ' Harry Kelley. 2 15-oz. pkgs. CAKE FLOUR Fancy recleaned Large Jars Red & White PUMPKIN 27c Western White Oats Fani y Golden Both for WEINERS • 1 LB. SAUERKRAUT • 1 CAN IIFTCNS TIA 12 -1b. Pkg. Yellow Label Full Strength Pekoe and Orange Pekoe Full I lavor and Economy 1-lb. Pkg LIPTON’S TEA ANSWER TO LAST WEEKS "YOU D BE SURPRISED." 29c 45c 89c MAYONNAISE Quart Red & White SCHUTZ MALT “It’s Vitalized." CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP Million Bubble Soap 5 bars 33c 39c 59c 14c The squirrel is not a weather prophet. The number ot nuts it stores away is dependent entirely on the number of nuts it hap- pens to find. In playing the great role of life, self-confidence is the mightiest of the assets.—Marie Dressier. WE PAY NO WHOLESALERS PROFIT— —WE PAY NO MANAGERS < > < > < > WE PAY LOCAL TAXES—KEEP UP LOCAL INDUSTRIES. SNOW DRIFT - 3 1b. tin 40. For better baking T.— Grape Nut Flakes - Pkg. 1 Oe The new cereal with the - WALNUTS - No. 1 - Lb. New Crop - Sott Shell KRAUT CABBAGE - Lb. Fine hard heads. While it lasts— 91 FREE DELIVERY -- CASH — CAREFUL CREDIT HERMISTON, OREGON I % .......... ............ .............. .... .. ................ ...................................... ...... club to be their guests November 3 to observe “Friendship Day. The next regular club meeting will be held at the T. A. O’Grady home No- vember 4, with Mrs. W. T. Reeves in charge of the program. 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. Ask The Man Who Wears Them A CLOSE-OUT ON HAT Both Felts and Straws— Both Dress and Worl CERTAIN LINES OF I HOES Mens — Boys — Womens LADIES’ HOSIERY MENS' DRESS HOSE MEN’S DRESS PANTS and BOYS’ POLO SHIRTS MEN’S LACE, BREECHE: and LEATHER GLOVES PRICES REDUCED 20% to 50% | CHAS .G. BURK’S, INC. WEST SIDE Mrr. Mortimer, who has been ill at her home for the past month, is reported to be slightly improved. Church services are now held each MACMARR s DEPENDABLE GROCERS Save Your Eyes! FRIDAY, SATURDAY & MON DAY, OCTOBER 28, 29 & 31. Prices Effective and SAVE MONEY Hallowe’en Dr. Curry, the old Reliable Optometrist of Seattle A FEW SUGGESTIONS TOR who has made professional visits to- Hermiston for 20 years, will again he at the H ALLOWE’EN Hotel Hermiston Thurs., Nov. 3 WEEK-END 1 Q FIGS - Cellophane-12 oz Fancy New Crop Pkg. - KELLOG’S PFP - 2 pkgs. Calumet Baking Powder 97. 1 Lb. Can —° Kid Balloon FREE 4 Pound Package Feldman’s Naptha SOAP 13 Large Bars 19c * V 40. Te. WE ARE CHANGING THE DELIVERY HOUR AND WILL LEAVE KINGSLEY'S FINE FOR PIE BAKING LOCAL THIS YEARS CROP FANCY SEEDLESS BEST CANE Lb. Package POUNDS ; serse $1.00 Top quality coffee \ . (a 8158, SOAP WHITE LAUNDRY 20 BARS 45C 6@c NOB HILL COFFEE \ was 1 Q. - — HOUSEHOLD RAISINS BOX PAR Jungleland Book FREE FEATUEIS APPLES 50c SQUASH 1b. 1g Raisins SUGAR LOCAL DELICIOUS A REAL VALUE AND A PERFECT SOAP e Parties AS WELL AS RIGULAI for one day Eyes Examined— Glasses Ground and Fitted— Prices Based on Present Con- ( ditions. The last trip this fall. | REMEMBER THE TIME AND GET IN YOUR ORDERS. STORES home. stays Consistently Lower Prices! Nutlike Flavor OYSTERS - 5 oz. Tin in Extra quality-New pack * - store Every dollar spent in our Just have one more try! It’s dead easy to die—It’s the keeping on liv ing that’s hard.—Robert W. Service. Sunday at 11:00 A. M. The only eve ning service is the C. E. meeting at 7:30 P. M. Mr. E. McCormack of Idaho was STANFIELD NEWS NOTES looking over the project with a view of purchasing land. Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Connor and David Rees of Medford, Or., ar- daughter Dolores motored to Pen- rived Tuesday to spend a short time dleton Sunday to spend the day with at the home of his parents Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Harvey. Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Archer plan Mrs. Harry Rees. David is contin- uity writer and announcer for the to leave Monday for an extended broadcasting station at Medford. visit at Everson, Wn. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hoskins and O. M. Hoosier who has been con daughter Bytha were Sunday guests fined to his home for the past month at the L. L. Mann home in Pendle due to a severe attack of influenza, ton. Mrs. Hoskins and Mrs. Mann is still too weak to be up. are sisters. Lloyd Russell left Wednesday for Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Walchli have Oklahoma where he plans to spend moved on the ranch formerly own the winter. ed by R. E. Winsted. • Several local Rebekahs visited the H. B. Rees is in Portland receiv Hermiston lodge Wednesday eve ing medical treatment. ning. Mrs. Rogers, State President Mr. and Mrs. Llyod Clegharn have of the Rebekah assembly, was one been uests at the A. J. Cleghorn of the speakers of the evening. home while enroute from Idaho to Club News. their home in California. The Study club met Thursday Mr. and Mrs. John Blanchett of with Mrs. F. A. Baker as hostess at Pilot Rock were guests at the Ben her home. Continuing the study of Fix home Saturday. Oregon writers, Mrs. E. A. Hoosier Mr. Blanchett took back a truck gave an interesting talk on Anne Monroe reviewing two load of potatoes from the Stanfield Shannon books by this writer “Singing in the project. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Snyder were Rain” and ‘‘Hearth of Happiness." The club voted to accept the invi- Sunday guests at the Ben Williams tallon of the Pundleton Woman’s home near Hermiston. AT 10:30 A. M. AND 4.30 P. M. HE RED & WHITE OWNED BY ITS MEMBERS It is from the home the nation draws its breath, and the better the home the better the nation. — Mrs. Stanley Baldwin. For Friday^ Saturday & Monday WHEAT OR RICE An appetizing breakfast cereal. 9-lb. bag BIGGEST AND BEST BUYING ORGANIZATION SPECIALS 5-lb. bags POPS ROLLED OATS 2 Large Cans UNITED GROCERIES < ► 4 White Lily FFANUT BUTTER Member of WISE SAYINGS. Specials for Saturday and Monday, Oct. 28 & 29. CURRANTS Food for Thought ARMISTICE DAY PROGRAM packed in a fiatar- Pr0,ecte^ package. Buy pound today. a 001.4 2 Sc BEANS’ Wetteaand IO LBS. 35C Let YUCC IP a Celery Local Grown Firm Heads IOC Large Bleached Stalks Sweet Potatoes 17c Hermiston, Ore Phone 241
