THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1932
THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON,
PAGE TOUR
Local Happenings
J. C. Hawkins of Adams was in
Hermiston on business Tuesday.
Mrs. F. H. Reiks, A. C. Houghton,
end R. V. Jones, all of Irrigon were
business visitors in town Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pearson were
business visitors in Pendleton Tues
day.
John Pace, who has been employed
in Portland for the past year, is vi
siting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
M. Pace.
Try our 25c luncheon. Hunter’s.
Miss Margaret Bills left Tuesday
morning for Redmond, Ore., where
she will visit Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ves
tal for two weeks. Mrs. Vestal Is
Margaret’s mother and formerly
lived in Hermiston. Margaret plans
to return about Christmas day.
(asis Chatre
Hermiston, Oregon.
The Best in Talking Pictures
— : ADMISSIONS
35c and 15c Evenings
25c and 10c Matinees
TWO SHOWS : 7:15—9:00 P.M
FRIDAY, SATURDAY
and SUNDAY
MATINEE 2:30 3UNDAY
AMERICA'S RAVISHING STAR
Constance
BENNETT
in
‘Rockabye’
JOEL McCREA
PAUL LUCAS
A drama that strikes the tender
emotions ... the heart-cry of a
million mothers—
PLUS—"Mystery of Compartment
C", playlet from records of an
actual crime.
CARTOON COMEDY!
J. E. McCormmach of Pendleton
was a business visitor in town Mon
day.
Miss Magdolene Buck and Miss
Eva Bartsch were business visitors
in Pendleton Monday evening.
Marion Nance of Hood River is
the house guest of Monroe and Law
rence Swarner this week.
Mrs. A. E. Bensel, Mrs. J. G. Pear-
son, Mrs. Walter Pearson, and Miss
Florence Pearson were Pendleton
visitors Saturday.
A baby girl was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Thomas Saturday, Decem
ber 10, at the local hospital. Both
mother and daughter are doing well.
J. A. Clarke, manager of the local
Hermiston Light & Power company,
made a business trip to Spokane,
Wn., Saturday, returning Sunday.
Mrs. Harry McMillen who had a
surgical operation in the Hermiston
Medical hospital recently, was re-
leased from the hospital Wednesday,
December 14.
The Misses Shirley and Mary
Brownson are expected home from
0. S. C. Sunday to spend the Christ-
nas holidays with their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. R. A. Brownson.
Legion Dance New Years.—Adv
Mrs. E. Schofield and daughter of
Vancouver, Wn., who has been visit
ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J.
Warner, for the past week, returned
to her home Monday.
The Misses Eva Bartsch. Cather
ine McBain. Magdolene Buck, and
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pearson were
dinner guests of Miss Nell Reeves
Sunday.
Bud Arnold and Dale Bennett
of La Grande stopped in Hermiston
Wednesday night enronte to Port
land. Mr, Arnold visited his parents.
Arnold for a
Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
hort while.
W. II. Beard, father of Mrs. G. D.
Best, left Wednesday for Eugene
where he will visit his daughter,
Mrs. Margaret Napper. Mr. Beard
has been living with his daughter
here for the past year.
Legion dance Washingtono’s birth
—Adv.
day.
Bobby Thomas, small son of Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Thomas, underwent a
surgical operation for appendicitis
t the Hermiston Medical hospital
Monday. Ilfs condition was quite
serious.
Robert Walpole of Irrigon was the
house guest of Edmond Briggs over
the week end.
Roy Stephens, of the Kennewick
City Creamery, was a business' visi-
.or in town Thursday.
Mrs. Logan, who has been ill for
the past three weeks, returned to
her duties at the Hunter's Cafe.
Tuesday.
Try our 25c luncheon. Hunter's.
Miss Emogene Paul, who has
been on a two week's vacation fron
her duties at the telephone office
is back ono the job again.
Mrs. G. D. Harris, who has been
the house guest of her sister, Mr:
Geo. Wagner, for the past monih
left Friday for her home in Lewis
ton. Idaho.
Chas. Leatherwood, who was gored
by a bull while employed on the
Lynch ranch west of town severa
weeks ago, is. still a patient in the
local hospital. His condition is im-
proving.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Thornton of
Pendleton arrived in Hermiston We
nesday and have taken rooms .in the
Wm. Shaar residence. Mr. Thorntor
Is employed on the Wallula cut-of
highway.
Turkey dinner Sunday. Hunter's
R. Alexander of Pendleton, and
vice president of the First National
Bank of Hermiston, was a busines:
visitor in town Wednesday. He visit
P. Dodd
ed his daughter, Mrs.
and family.
ORPHEUM S CHRISTMAS
FEATURE AT OASIS.
Constance Bennett’s latest picture
"Rockabye", which will be shown al
the Portland Orpheum Christina
week, will be on the Oasis scree
this Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
During her screen experience
Miss Bennett has played a wid
range of parts and in "Rockabye
the role of Judy Carroll gives her r
splendid opportunity for displayin
her versatile talents. An atmosphere
of sophistication and elegance sup
ply the proper background for he
beauty and gorgeous array of clothe
which, as usual, are pleasing to the
eye as well as an index to feminin
styles.
The story deals with the hectic
love career of an actress, Judy Car-
oil, born in the slums of New York
ity, who, through the efforts of her
manager,, has risen to fame; then a
seandat that smeared her fame with
notoriety. Having reached the height
of her stage career and desiring the
experience of domesticity and moth-
erhood more than anything else in
life, she pauses to adopt a child and
to consider a love marriage. But it
teems that real happiness is not for
her as her shady past Is ever rising
to humiliate her and defeat her
plans. Just what sacrifices are de
manded of a woman who has had a
ast that can't be forgotten is the
uestion that confronts her as she
s about to realize her long cherished
iream of happiness and the emotion-
il turmoil that she goes thru before
she finds the answer to this age
ild question makes you sniff and
irag out the old hanky.
Other members of the cast who
Io fine work are Joel McCrea, Paul
Lukas and Jobyna Howland.
In addition to this feature there
s a short mystery playlet, "Mystery
if Compartment C” and a cartoon
omedy.
Poultry Expansion Considered.
MILTON-FREEWATER
Possi-
ility of increasing the poultry in
ustry of this section has engaged
he attention of farmers, business
nen and agricultural leaders here
ecently. H. E. Cosby, poultry spe-
ialist of the state college, called
ere to consult with the growers,
aid this district is well adapted to
oultry if the industry is properly
leveloped.
MACMARR STORES
DEPENDABLE GROCERS
|
Headquarters for Christmas Foods
WITH DISPLAYS HEAPING FULL OF CANDY, NUTS, JAP ORANGES, COCOANUTS, POP CORN,
FRESH VEGETABLES AND ALL THE TRIMMINGS.
PRICES EFFECTIVE— FRIDAY - SATURDAY - MONDAY — DECEMBER 16 - 17 - AND 19.
29c
Fi^e Soda Crackers • 2 Box 22c
Make Your Xmas Dinner Compete with Snow Flakes
Eext * Mince Meat
2
Lbs.
NOB HILL
COFFEE
Baking Powder Can
Del Monte Pumpkin’can” 10c
Jolly
3 Lbs. 19c
Time
Pop Corn
Calumet
The matchless blend! Top
quality, absolutely FRESH
in the flavor-
protected pack-
age.
Armour’s Ham Weight Lb.
Oysters5 g’ior" 246
“22 I I SHRIMP
5 Oz. Tin
Pound 1
package 29c
Mixed Nuts Assortment 2 Lbs. 29c
Peanuts Fresh Roasted 3 Lbs.
29c MAAR Flour Bag 89c
Barrel (4 Sacks) $3.49
Walnuts sonXn 2 Lbs.
330
90c Airway
Coffee 3
Brazil Nuts — 2 Lbs.
478
Mildly Flavored
“ Lbs 55c
)
$ 2 XMAS SPECIAL
A Gift Suggestion for Dad.
D(
A
Fruits and Vegetables
() •
Prince Albert JD. Lettuce
BREEDING
TOMS
J
%
Full Pound Can in Holiday Pkg.
Chocolates 2 sok" 89c
From 25 pound hen*
mated to a Bird Brother’*
Tom. Double Rainbow.
Fancy
In 14 varieties of dark and milk chocolates
PEANUT
Brittle
BROKEN (• 4 ge al =y
MIXED Vdlliiy
SEE ME BEFORE
CHOCOLATES
JANUARY 1st.
Centers in
Guy Cronk
3 Flavors
2 Lbs. 29c
Satin 9.
Finish — Lbs. 25c
2 Lbs. 29c
22c
CRANBERRIES ,
Fancy Eastern
Deep Rer
2 Lbs.
BANAN
Fancy Fruit o
1
5
S
19c
SWEET POTATOES - 8 lbs
GRAPE FRUIT
Large Juicy Fruit
Arizona
Seedless
CELERYHEADS
200
Doz.
— •
3 Large Bunches
Hermiston, Oregon
STORE NO. 1751
19c
Large
Heads
19c
PHONE 241
HIGHEST CASH PRICES
PAID FOR
CREAM AND EGGS
Columbia Creamery Co., Inc.
■' EPA *-""4 29/
• -
Portland, Or. Î
129 N. 21st St.
HRISTMAS
u_
IS STILL AHEAD OF US.
WINTER HAS HARDLY STARTED.
WE HAVE A LARGE STOCK
OF MERCHANDISE AND ARE GOING TO GIVE YOU SOME REAL VALUES—WE WANT TO
REDUCE OUR STOCK BEFORE INVOICING TIME COMES. OUR STOCK OF TOYS CUT %!
JUST LOOK AT THE FOLLOWING CASH PRICES...
The Red & White Stores play Santa
Claus
all
round,
year
bringing
Heavy Wool
SOX
30c to 50c
HEALTH in the form of QUALITY
food products.
Stop in today and
Ladies Cotton
HOSE
9c
Men’s 3-Season
UNION SUITS
98c
$2.85
CHILDREN'S
MEN'S 4-BUCKLE
MEN'S
WOOL and COTTON
Sheepskin Lined
MITTENS
$1.65
Heavy Black
HOSE
3 Pair 19c
All Rubber
OVERSHOES
$2.49
Good Grade
WORK SHIRTS
49c
Double Size
BLANKETS
$1.89
MENS HATS Boys’ and Men’ s
CORD PANTS
Large
$9 - Now $5.39
$1.79 & up
MEN’S CAPS
WITH
EAR
FLAP
look over our convenient, order’y
stock of tempting eatables. The Red
& White label is your GUARANTEE
ot PURITY. Home-ownership means
Ladies’
GALOSHES
Price* Cut
ATTENTIVE SERVICE.
CUSTOM OF GIVING
ON CHRISTMAS
16 NOT COMMON TO ALL
THE
PRESENTS
CHRISTIAN
COUNTRIES !
LOOK
AT
NEXT
WEEK'S
AD
FOR PROOF OF THIS STATEMENT
I-
Monday, Dec. 17th & 19th
2 Lbs.
DATES
Fresh Golden
OATS
Quick or Regular
9 Lb. Sack
QUAKER OATS
Quick Large
Bag
CLOROX
Quart
KARO
Red Label
Can
2%s
COFFEE
1 lb- bag
Red & White
COIFEE
Big Bargain Blend
3 1 lb. bags
ANSWER TO LAST WEEK'S
"YOU'D BE SURPRISED.”
09.
&0C
29.
OOC
10
1 OC
o 1
aIC
09
GGC
91
• 1 C
FO
OUC
CANDY
Christmas Hard Mixed
2 lbs.
or
LUC
2 lbs.
LUC
21/ lb. box
Ar
OUC
BOX CHOCOLATES
SUGAR
MEN'S
FLEECE LINED
Double Heavy
Cloth Gloves
25c Now
15c
Two Piece
UNDERWEAR
$1.19 Per Suit
Flannel
PAJAMAS
98c
Men’s Work
SHOES
$1.98
Stamped
Pillow Case*
85c
Now 59c
3 Lbs.
Cotton Batt*
79c
20 Lbs for
POP CORN
89c 6 Lbs. for
CRYSTAL WHITE
SOAP
10 bars for
OOC
PRUNES
23c 10 Lbs. for
MATCHES
Light Globe*
29c
2 for 25c
BROOMS
OIL CLOTH
29c
59c $2.39 Per 100 lbs.
Pancake Flour
WHOLE WHEAT
19c a Carton
SALAD DRESSING
Green & White
1 77
1 Í C
COAL OIL
HIGH GRADE
18c Per Gallon
BULK COFFEE
3 Lbs. for
57c
10c Pkg.
RICE
97c 10 Lbs. for 29c
RED BEANS
1 Q
1 UC
Shakespeare specified Othello as a Moor, but is mistaken in call-
ing him a black man. Moore are a white race, tanned by the sun.
M.J.B. COFFEE
34c 3 Lbs. for
KELLOGGS PEP
2 boxes
With Funny Jungleland Free
Pints
Frosted
KOTEX
Per Yard
27c
GROCERY DEPARTMENT
SUGAR
00.
20 lbs.
RED TOP
Heavy Canvas
GLOVES
2 pair
25c
-
90
MINCE MEAT
BUY $1.25
Heavy Leather
HELMETS
85c
Health Nuggets
4 Lbs for 17c
PURE LARD
3 Lbs. 25c
- - -----
-
SALAD OIL
ORANGES
79c Per Gallon
1c each and up
MEATS
an. h."________________________
Good Fat Cow Meat
10 lbs. or over
Front Quarter, 6cper pound
Hind Quarter, 7c per pound
Sausage and
Hamburger
6 Lbs. for 49c
PORK CHOPS
3
10c
LEG
10c
CHOPS
12%c
STEAKS
2 Lbs. 25c
LAMB STEW
6c
CHRISTMAS NUTS and CANDIES, 10c a Lb. and up.
You don’t have to buy 100 pound* to get the price. Your first pound costs the same as the 99th
or over. No partiality shown. Rich, poor, schools, churches, lodges, everyone can have all they need
at the very bottom price*. All treated alike.
ONE POUND OR ONE TON AT THE SAME
PRICE PER POUND.
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J. S. Burnham