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About The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 16, 1933)
hat PAGE FOUR THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, Local Happenings John McNamee of Boardman was In town Friday. Dick Hitt returned to Portland Taturday, where he is employed at the New Heathman hotel. Chas. Smith of Heppner, county agent for Morrow county, was a business visitor in Hermiston Tues day. A modern business of aviation taught in a modern way. adv. Walter Garner returned from a business trip to Portland last week. J. A. Yeager of Pendleton, coun ty school superintendent, was a busi ness visitor In town Thursday. Eyerly Flying school is recognized by the Department of Commerce, ad. Miss Lorraine Wright of Pendle ton is visiting her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Pierce, this week. She arrived Monday. Stock Reduction Sale This is a STOCK REDUCTION SALE for CASH. Stock must be reduced one-half to fit new small quarters which we have moved into. Our new address is the old Swift A Co. quarters on Main Street, between the telephone building and Red A White store. Miss Rachel Johnson of Boardman was a business visitor in Hermiston Tuesday. Mrs. Harris of Lewiston, Idaho, arrived this week and will remain indefinitely with her sister, Mrs. Geo. Wagner. Miss Mable Sale left Wednesday night for The Dalles where she will visit until Saturday when her moth er will join her for a continued trip t< Portland. Mr. and Mrs. James Clayton were registered at the Roosevelt hotel in Portland last week, according to the Oregonian. They returned late Fri day. Ed Couture arrived Wednesday from Modesto, Cal., to visit his brother and family, Janies Couture, who live on the O. O. Felthouse place in Columbia district. Oasts Üheatre Hermiston, Oregon. ! The Best in Talking Pictures : I COME EARLY AND GET YOUR CHOICE All Women’s SHOES, etc. Boy’s DRESS SHIRTS to $1.35 Now 59c Boy’s SHOES and OXFORDS 40% off Discontinued lines of Men’s SHOES & OXFORDS 40% off or more. Men’s HATS - 1-3 to 12 off | Dress Pants - 1-3 off Men’s part wool Sport COATS $2.50 Now $1.25 Rob Roy Linen ENVELOPES Silk POLO SHIRTS - $2.00 Now $1.00 Men’s and Women’s Silk UNDERWEAR Men’s and Boys’ SWEATERS 1-3 off Men’s LACE BREECHES 1-3 off Men’s Khaki Pants 1-3 off | Boy’s Overalls 1-3 off Box STATIONERY 12 price, was 40c, now 20c An Assortment of Candy Bars 2 for 5c An Assortment of Candy Penny Goods 2 for 1c Men’s and Boys Work Shirts 25% off Men’s Dress Shirts cut 25% to 50% CAPS ......... : 25% of f I JEWELRY ... 1-3 off MEN’S UNION SUIT S....................... 30% off Men’s Purses 1-3 off Glove Prices REDUCED MEN’S HATS $5.00 Hats.... ...... $3.19 $7.00 Hats $4.19 $6.00 Hats.... ...... $3.78 $3.50 Hats •......... $1.98 $2.50 Hats.... ... $1.69 $1.50 Hats ............ $1.15 7 : “My Pal The King” SUNTAY - MONDAY MATINEE 2:30 SUNDAY Comedy Riot! HE MADE THIS GIRL A STAR OVER NIGHT! I “The Half- Naked Truth” ■ with LUPE VELEZ — LEE TRACY ’ Eugene Pallette - Frank Morgan | A million laugh-power romance! ’ PLUS Charlie Chaplin COMEDY : Torn and Jerry Cartoon. kA 6 COOKIN’ JUST COMES NATURAL TO MOST WOMEN WHEN THEY’VE GOT THE RIGHT TOOL: AND FOODS TO WORK WiTH” in clean modern food stores owned end managed by LOCAL merchants with a genuine and sincere interest in pleasing you. Specials for Saturday & Monday, Feb. 18 and 20 SWEET PICKLES 1 lb. tin Red A White COFFEE 33c Peanut Butter 12 lb. Red * White Beans & Brown Bread, both 2 Red A White lb. Glass White 33c OYSTERS SLICED BEETS 2 for Blue & White, 2s BROOMS Premium Chocolate 3 tins for BIG BARGAIN ai lh. tins Red & 35c YOLO QUARTS COFFEE 33c each Blue & White - Is HOMINY 2 for Red A White - 2Hs Blue & White BROOMS RIPE OLIVES each 2 cans UNGRADED STARCH Walla Walla 2 for Red & White - Corn of Gloss 5 for 29c 1 lb 22c Fresh Willapa Oysters, qt. 50c Blue A White - 3 oz. BANNER 39c : • lì SEEMS LIKE GOOD Red A White :SOC1ETY with the wonder horse “TONY.” Something new — A “Western” drama staged in a small Euro pean kingdom! PLUS Slim Summerville COMEDY and Cartoon. • or PANCAKE FLOUR ♦ I I Tom Mix ITE Tors • and here you can get the right foods I I FRIDAY - SATURDAY MATINEE 2:30 SATURDAY One child Free with each adult Saturday Night. PEANUT BRITTLE Red & White WHILE THEY LAST THE, REDS WHITE STORES Mr. and Mrs. N. R. Mueller arc the parents of a baby boy born at: St. Anthony’s hospital In Pendleton Sunday. Monte Hedwall, manager of the Umatilla Cooperative Creamery, and A. E. McFarland, member of the | board of directors for the creamery. | attended a meeting of the Interstate Associated Creameries in Portland last Friday and Saturday. More than enough to pass a writ- adv. ten transport examination. Dr. and Mrs. R. Gale and son Jer ry of Vancouver, Wn., accompanied by Mrs. Earl Wilson, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Wagner Mrs. Gale and Mrs. Wilson are Mrs Wagner’s sisters. Mrs. Wilson and Jerry will remain until the latter part of the week. Learn the fundamentals at home, adv. Out-of-town visitors here Friday for the annual meeting of the Farn 3ureau Cooperative of Hermiston in :luded: Pearl Jarvis, Mrs. A. E. Me- Tarland, L. H. Dexter, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Nugent, Eugene Dexter, of Umatilla; A. C. Houghten, Forest Hunting, W. C. Isom, R. V. Jones, Prank Leicht, C. R. Woods. II. C. Warner, C. W. Acock, A. R. Boul- ware, Irrigon : C. F. Thorne, L. F. Wooster, G. W. Greathouse, F. A. Baker, Ed Morgan, P. J. Quinn, J. M. Richards, Jas. C. Hoskins, F. S. Ireen, and F. B. Stuart. Stanfield: N. G. Robertson, Geo. Wurster, Gay lord Madison, Echo; J. C. Hawkins f Adams. Miss Ingred Boling entertained | nembers of the Girl Scouts at a 'kid" party Wednesday night. The party was given in Mrs. J. W. Clay- on's apartment in the Osborn apart ment house. Games were the diver don of the evening. Mrs. Henry Harger and Mrs. R . McReynolds entertained at brid ,c ast Friday night at the home o Mrs. McReynolds. The Valentin. 1 notif was carried out. Five table. ! were in play during the evenin' High honors were won by Miss Ne: leeves, and consolation by Mrs Iwyn Hughes. Miss Esther Sibert entertaine- I nembers of the high school faculty Tuesday night at her home in the sborn apartments. The evenln was spent playing interesting same The guest list included Mr. and Mrs R. H. McAtee, Mr. and Mrs. Henr, Harger, Miss Margaret Elliott, Miss Tessie Brierley, Mrs. Leila Phelps. Elwin Knapp, and W. G. Cochran. A one, o’clock bridge luncheon was another affair of Monday at the home of Mrs, Geo. Harkenrider with Mrs. Harkenrider and Sirs. Curtis Simons acting as joint hostesses. The Valentine motif was used. High honors went to Mrs. Neill Robertson and consolation to Mrs. Joe Toole. Ceraldine Mullins and Marion Pierce were joint hostesses at a St. | Valentine's day party Tuesday af- ternoon at the home of Marion’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Pierce. James were enjoyed and the Valen tine motif was carried out in the refreshments. Those present were Mary Wilson, Mary bell Clarke. Bet ty Payne, Jean McPherson, Barba ra Moore, Ethel Paul, and the two hostesses. . A high school party furnished | entertainment for students and their riends last Friday night in the auditorium. Athletic games such as volley ball and horsehoes were en- joyed followed by dancing and cards. Patrons and patronesses in- | eluded Miss Esther Sibert, Miss Mar garet Elliott, Mrs. Mabel Ralph, Mrs. M. T. Matott, Mrs. Needles, | Mrs. E. P. Dodd, Mrs. C. A. Linder, Mrs. H. Ott, R. H. McAtee, and Clarence Henning. The entertain ment committee consisted of Edith Clarke, chairman, Margaret Felt house. and Melvin Follett. THURSDAY, Going Out of Business and Everything Must Go Regardless! Co. ns in and look things over-^You may find something you can use. Salmon Oregon’s very best’ Corn, Medium red, 734 oz. flats 4 Lbs. Raisins 19c Matches, 6 box carton 19c yellow bantam Oysters, 7 OZ Peet's Washing T POWDER ** . Large size 19c (Continued from Page One) the troop desires to express the sin- cere thanks for each of us. to the i for I Hermiston Commercial club sponsoring our troop and to the other organizations which have made it possible for us to carry on. J I To each organization there is a share of the honor in this presi- dent's award which rightly belongs to all of us, and we deem it a priv- ilege to share it with you.” E. P. Dodd, toastmaster, next | gave a short history of the present economic situation saying that there was a great field for the boy of to- day. If he would but harness these possibilities that lie in the future I The word-strategy. he said, would play a great part in organizing the I forces for future prosperity which I would be builded upon the founda- I tion made In the training of Boy I Scouts. I Four peppy stunts put on by the I troop committee, and the three pa- I trois added to the entertainment I HF: T borax soap CHIPS ... 27C Large size WE STILL HAVE A FEW OVERSHOES, GALOSHES, & RUB BERS. KEDS AT HALF PRICE. A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF SHOES FOR MEN, WOMEN, AND CHILDREN. UNDERWEAR, GLOVES, AND MITTENS. OTHER THINGS TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION. WE HAVE TRIED TO GET ONE OF OUR SALE BILLS IN EVE RY HOME. HAD ONE, ASK FOIL ONE. IF YOU HAVEN’T KINGSLEY'S Hekmistor, °" luring the evening. . Dyer, and Dale Carson. 4 The Blackfeet patrol was award- Beaver patrol: Bill Hamm. Bob d first prize in the poster contest Follett, Bill Jackson, and Hugo Pan ponsored I by the troop, and the kow. Wolf patrol received second prize, A fine display of scout work is Troop flag awards will be made being shown in the window at the later. Bill Daily of Bremerton, Wn. Herald office. The Hoover award will also be found there. Police Judge William Steinrauf of Topeka. Kans., arrested himself for parking his automobile too long on a downtown street. scout leader, accompanied Mr. Haye: Hermiston to- attend the ban- nuet. He gave several selections on to Save money buying for cash the ukelele. Aemters of the local boy scouts repp according to their station and :?trol are as follows: Bruce Follett, senior patrol lead- | r; Earl Watson, Blackfeet patrol cader; Ceo. Pale, Wolves patrol leader; Bob Henderson and Melvin oflett junior assistant scout lead- eri and Floyd Tierce, Beaver patrol leader. Blackfeet patrol: Paul Marble, ‘ack Face, Lester Flannigan, Ken- neth Knerr. Wolves patrol: Herbert Skovbo, Bert Little, Alton Sisson, Chester TUNE IN ON K N X Every Sunday from 6:00 to 6:30 P. M. for an interesting, educational lecture by DR. THEODORE CURTIS ABELL —Special topic next Sunday— Peanut Butter 3 lbs. 25c Red Beans 10 lbs 29c Toilet Paper 5 rolls 25c Matches 1 carton 23c Sunday-Monday SOAP 10 bars 25c K. C. Baking Powder was 50c now 39c “Wages and Dividends.” ad Special MACMAP VALUES A STORES- PRICES EFFECTIVE ------------------ Friday, Saturday & Monday, Feb. 17-18-20 7- ”7% COCOANUT A- 19c Sweetened PAIL Shredded a CORN FLAKES Post Toasties a "s 2 15C Vacuum on a EDWARD'S DEPENDABLE “SAC COFFEE BUDWEISER me . 3 Lp. CAN 59C Malt Syrup 25 da PURE CANE SKOVBO’S 10 Blelity Local Product BOY SCOUT TROOP RECEIVES HOOVER AWARD FOR 1932 FEBRUARY 16, 1933 Sugar Prince 11b. RO- can Ud Albert PIPE AND CIGARETTE TOBACCO Cigarettes-2^ 25c Camels and other popular brands. - Carton 8 OZ. PKGE. se m . / ) FLORIDA RUSSET size- Salad • 97 Grape “rape Fruity - Dressing 4 / C Lettuce Phone 241 12c FRUITS AND VEGETABLES F ----- Large For that had cold, LARD4 lb. carton DSC temone Size DOZ. HOT W> -T. Extra Fancy PUREX Qt bottle 120 HOUSE nnuoarn Quality Bleacher and Deoderizer gear “lel‘ Baker’s Cocoa as" 12c 59c swifts SILVERLEAF __ . Soap Zxn 15c Minute Tapioca 3 Lbs. ge 12% a PALMOLIVE 4 Store No. 1751 29c 2 L 4ror 19c Hermiston
