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About The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984 | View Entire Issue (March 30, 1933)
THURSDAY, MARCH 30, 1933 THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON. J. W. Clark, real estate dealer tended arm of a atone stàtue a | from Pendleton, was lo king alte. flash of lightning that burns the | | scroll and blasts the peripatetic business in Hermiston Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Arnold leD ! mummy into a heap of crumbling Monday for Pendleton where they . bones. A Clim Summerville comedy, “Sea will visit several days with Ms. Ar- nold's sister, Mrs. W. E. Ferzu :. Mr, oldiers’ Sweeties” and a cartoon Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bloom and W. J. Cochran and Al Quirins and Mrs. Arnold have made their complete the bill. nephew Billie of Umatilla were in '• ere in Pendleton Saturday after home with Miss Pauline Stoop since Hermiston Saturday. noon. WOOL GROWERS RECEIVE November. Local Happenings Ray C. Brown of Irrigon was a Hermiston business visitor Satur- day. CASH AT STORE RICE 5 lbs. 19c LEMONS 2 doz. 19c PRUNES RED BEANS 5 lbs. 19c 5 lbs. 19c Red Salmon 4 cans 19c COFFEE 1 lb. 19c LETTUCE SETTLEMENT CHECKS. Miss Florence Woughter, Miss Ri- BORIS KARLOFF IN WEIRD a Dyer, and Miss Pauline Stoop mo- tored to Pendleton Monday after ROLE IK NEW CHILLER. loon. ORANGES 2 doz. 19c Final settlement checks on a mil- lion and a quarter pound pool of 1932 wool, consisting of farm flock The Cast. Marshall Newport and W. W 4 solid heads 1 9c are this Im-ho-tep . Karloff | and graded range clips, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hooker arc Rogers, carbon monoxide poisoning Helen Grosvenor . Zita Johann | cek being received by Eastern victims, were dismissed from the I he parents of a 10 pound baby Frank Whemple .. David Manners Oregon members of the Pacific Co- laughter born Tuesday morning al Hermiston hospital Wednesday. Prof. Muller Edward Van Slo.nl I erative Wool Growers who had he Hermiston hospital. Sir J. Whemple . Arthur Byron I wool in this accumulation. Mrs. D. M. Deeter and small These wool cheeks represent ba- „Bramwell Fletcher Norton Home made angel food cakes sole daughter were dismissed from the Noble Johnson lances due members in this territory Nubian •rry Saturday at MacMarr Store Hermiston hospital Thursday. Leonard Mudie and are particularly welcome at this Prof. Pearson . 1rs. F. E. Laird. adv. Lathery n Byron time of the year when growers need Frau Muller ... Henry Stoop of The Dilles ar- Eddie Kan money badly. The members received Doctor ________ rived Friday and will spend the Mr. and Mrs. Roy Thomas and Tony Marlow advance payments at the time the Inspector ______ week with his daughter, Miss Pau lamily spent the week end at Wood Maes Crane vool was delivered, representing ap- Pharaoh __ ...... line Stoop. burn, Ore., visiting Mr. Thomas Arnold C rey proximately 75% of the value of the Knight ............... parents. They returned late Mon- Henry Victor ! lips at that time. Since then the Marion ................. Elmer Huston of The Dalles was lay. 23 Years Old—Old enough to be substantial. narket has worked up so that in looking after business interests on Boris Karloff as Ii-Ho-Tep, an many cases the final settlement the project Sunday. Mr. Huston is Miss Barbara Wessell accompa- Egyptian mummy re-animated after checks equal the amount of the ori- a cattle buyer. lied Lloyd Moore to Portland Fri 3700 years in his tomb, has, in the zinal advance, according to E. A. troni day where she visited friends until film play, “The Mummy,” which i Ward, general manager of the asso- Clarence Henning, E. B. Knapp, the last of this week, Mr. Moore plays at the Oasis Theatre Sundry i riation. "This is an example of the and Miss Sibert motored to Cheney, while there. ind Monday, the most effective o' advantages to growers through or- | short time in a very small amount lance so necessary in the low-cost 1 f 1 cup celery stock Rosalia and Spokane, Wn., Friday will look after business Cook the diced celery in covered the many weird roles he has given ; derly marketing and cooperative 1 of water. In most cases, the water diet. afternoon. saucepan, using 1 cup of water after Mrs. L. C. Dyer left last Thurs- the screen. ' selling,” says Mr. Ward. “When | left clinging to the leaves Oyster Chowder, Drain, re-serving the celery stock. day evening for Tacoma. Wn., he market advances during the washing is sufficient. Greens may 1 slice pork The story of “The Mummy,' cred Melt the butter in a saucepan, add where she visited her sister, Miss ited to Nina Wicox Putnam telling season the growers them- be seasoned with meat flavor, that 2 minced onions the flour, salt, pepper and paprika. Gertrude Patterson. She expected chills-and-fever yarn full of ; hrill elves, instead of dealers. receive of bacon fat being particularly 1 % teaspoon salt Add the milk, celery stock, stirring pleasing. to return this week end. Arch-the benefit of that upturn. ” 1 quart milk good ideas and inconsistencies, constantly. Cook until smooth and This is the second large pool of 1 tablespoon flour Several wild plants may be Used Hermiston, Oregon. aeologists unearth a mummy bich | creamy: then add the cooked celery. Herbert and Gladys Swarner, ac apparently was buried alive. In th 1 quart raw potatoes, diced. 1932 wool to be settled by the tuo i Pa- a- raw in salads, says Dr. Gilkey. Wa The Best in Talking Pictures In a buttered casserole, place a lay companied by Miss Ella Day, who same excavation is found a semi: ific, and 85% of the growers in ter cress is gathered in April and 1 teaspoon pepper er of creamed celery, then a layer of have been spending their spring va- which gives the ancient incantation | the Northwest who are members of early May, before or at the time of 1 tablespoon butter FRIDAY - SATURDAY drained oyster. Repeat until the tation with Mr. and Mrs. Alfred C. for bringing the deed to life. / this cooperative have now received i blossoming, for this use. It is found 1 pint oysters MATINEE 2:30 SATURDAY Swarner, returned to Corvallis last young scientist, reading the parch their final returns for their 1932 in slowly running water with the Cut the pork in small dice and Gy ingredients are used up, having the AT LAST IT'S HERE! Sunday. The association has been plants more or less matted together. until a light brown in the kettle in celery on top. Cover with the but- ment. mumbles the potent syllables, wool. operating in the northwest for 12 The small, white flowers are four- which the chowder is to be made. tered crumbs and bake at 400 de- and the mummy stirs, breaks his bandages of rotted linen and walk years, and this year handled a total petaled, and the leaves a dark Remove from the range and add grees F. for fifteen minutes. Serves 0909001009003990033300000 away with the 'scroll, leaving th' of six and quarter million pounds green. Bracken or brake fern is used the potatoes, onions, salt andpep six. Oysters, Pan-Roasted, in salads or cooked like asparagus. per. Cover with boiling water and young scientist a screaming maniac of wool. The young shoots which appear simmer until tender. Then add the JUST IMAGINE! Appearing ne t, unexplainedly pint oysters INSURE carly in April are used after remov hot milk and thicken slightly with with a less ancient body, the mum I EDIBLE WILD PLANTS NOW 2 tablespoon butter A Tremendous Cast of YOUR CROPS WITH ing the tips and base and brushing the butter and flour blended to- my leads another crew of excavator 12 cup tomato catsup Great Artists READY FOR OREGON COOKS. off the hairs. Dandelion roots, In gether. Add the oysters and cook to the tomb of a priestess of Isis 1 tblsp. Worcestershire sauce. and the whole plot becomes clear Freezing out of many winter gar- dian and Chinese lettuce may also a very few minutes only, until the 1 teaspoon pepper SUNDAY - MONDAY As Recommended by edges of the oysters begin to curl. Im-Ho-Tep wants the mummy of the | dens has made it necessary for the be prepared as salads. 12 teaspoon salt U. S. Dept, of Agriculture priestess dug up because she was general public to buy vegetables An exhibit of these various plants Serves six. 1 cup milk his sweetheart 3700 years ago an from the market or go without. will be displayed by Miss Lucy A. Oyster Casserole 1 12 tablespoon flour Cheap effective he wishes to revive her as he ho Oregon is blessed. however, with an Case, nutrition specialist at the col Melt the butter, add the catsup, 2 cups celery “The UNCANNY" as treatment for been revived. In the meantime, abundance of wild plants which lege, at the homemaker’s conference Worcestershire, pepper and sait. Mi 4 tablespoon flour GRAIN SMUT however, the soul of the priestes may be eaten as greens or in salad on the campus March 30 to April 1. the flour with a little cold water, 1 teaspoon pepper POTATO SCAB has been reincarnated in the hod and which are as palatable and rich add to the milk and let boil. Com- 11 cups milk The First Big Thrill of the Year and of an Anglo-Egypti it girl, Haye- in vitamins as any of the domestic nine with the catsup mixture, stirr 1 pint oysters . . . When “The Mummy Moves" by Zita Johann. Im-Ho-Tep's in ar plants. HI-WAYS TO HEALTH < ing it in slowly. Turn in the oys 4 tablespoons butter VEGETABLE SEEDS with By Ada R. Mayne tations, instead of raising the mt Descriptions, drawings and sug ters, (which have been drained) let 1 cup buttered crumbs ASK FOR BOOKLET ZITA JOHANN OREGON DAIRY COUNCIL ❖ my, call Miss Johann to him, rn gestions for preparation of these 1 % teaspoon salt stand until the edges curl and serve • • • • trouble is afoot. From that time on plants have been prepared by Dr. ♦ ❖ • • DAVID MANNERS 1 teaspoon paprika on very hot toast. Serves six. % HERMISTON DRUG CO. thrills pile upon chills until the f’ Helen M. Gilkey, associate professor SLIM SUMMERVILLE COMEDY Oysters for Lenten Menus. ; Hermiston, Oregon nal scene In which the hapless girl: f botany at Oregon State college, and a CARTOON I 09900909002000990020604 Among the foods that suggest This mimeographed sheet will be sent free upon request from the col- themselves for the Lenten menu are oysters. They are the most pa lege. Dandelion and common mustard latable of the shell fish and add a leaves are among those which may pleasing variety to the diet, yet do I he gathered for greens in March and this cheaply. In fact, they should I DEPENDABLE GROCERS ) April while they are still tender, be considered an Important item in I according to Dr. Gilkey. Dandelion the low-cost food budget. These Price» are Effective FRI., SAT ., & i wt I Oysters are valued chiefly for i eaves are boiled in two waters to MARCH 31st to APRIL 3, Inc. 1 emove the bitter taste. Indian and their protein and iodine contents. I Chinese lettuce, curly dock and pig- They also contain some calcium or eed may be used for greens in lime and are fairly good sources of April and May. Indian or miner’s the vitamins A and B. Oysters are easily digested; more ettuce grows In moist shady places They vith small white or pinkish flowers readily raw than cooked. nd upper leaves which are circular should be cooked at a very low tem Premium Chinese lettuce perature, as a high temperature round the stem, or false dandelion resembles the makes the oyster tough and there "THERE’S ONE landelion but the flower stems are fore more indigestible. To prepare PLACE WHERE I 1 Lb. LIBBY’S @09.4, — . branching and the leaves somewhat oysters, run each one through the Red Alaska Can NEVER GET FOOLED to remove fingers, being careful H isiry. Curly dock is a roadside ON APRIL Foors weed, often found around deserted every particle of the shell. Place OR ANY OTHER DAY buildings, which has small greenish the oysters in a wire strainer, and ANO THATS AT MY FOODS Quart RED a WHITE STORE? ta | lowers in long clusters and narrow, pour cold water through them. The Pi I rinkled leaves. Pig-weed or lamb's large variety of oyster may be cut •t' i quarters has small, inconspicuous into smaller pieces, making them Each l i lowers end the entire plant is some easier to use and to serve. The following recipes, using oys- | what white and scaly. Greens are washed thoroughly to Hers, are suggested. The use of milk SUGAR S perry Pkg. remove all grit, and cooked for a in them helps to maintain the ba- 8 lbs. © Headquarters for Women’s and Children’s — Shoes & Sandles, etc., also Prints & Dresses. Burnham’s Store Our Good Prices Are Inside—COME IN! Oast Uheatre “The Big Broadcast” Formaldehyde KARLOFF The Mummy MACMARR STORES RED & WHITE Sugar = is - 69c SPECIALS Chocolate "cake tor Saturday & Monday April 1st and 3rd. O683880aA E 53 We will not stock beer FLOUR Poppy SOAP 49 lb. sack 10 box carton Fels Naptha MAYONNAISE pints Red & White COFFEE 3 lb. tin Red & White COFFEE 3 1-lb. bags Big Bargain Blend STARCH. Corn or Gloss Red & White 2 pkgs. BON AMI cans Powdered OXYDOL SARDINES Booths Oval SOUP, Tomato Led & White the can 2 cans 37c 89c 49c 29c 93c 59c 25c 23c TOMATOES 3 cans Blue & White BEANS, CORN, PEAS Red & White 3 cans 33c 5. •/• • VEGETABLES occ99499999999999999993998090999999$23929003*** Every Day Prices 17C Salad Dressing 29c Pork 88 Beans Yan.CemP SC Pancake Flour 4 19c Hot Sauce 4 19c Baking Powder 4c ae CANS TOMATOE 1 Lb. Can Schilling’s OREGON ITALIAN ORANGES 2 doz. for Sweet Juicy Navels CARROTS 2 bunches for RHUBARB lb. Crisp and Fresh BANANAS 4 lbs. Golden Yellows CAULIFLOWER Largo Heads NOW IS THE TIME FOR YOUR 23c 25c Easter Harn We are Specializing this week in Swifts Premium. RED & WHITE 216 STORES AT OUR STORE Dried Prunes 50c 3 lbs. for COFFEE Bulk CHEESE Brookfield 1 lb. for PEET’S granulated soap Large Pkg. 19c WHITE KING Washing Powder 33c Krispie Crackers Delicious SOAP -4 au. m AIRWAY A splendid cof fee . . at a low price. 2 lbs. 29c Sperry Pancake Flour Takes 17c ^7. g eungs. PALMOLIVE Bars COFFEE EDWARD S DEPENDABLE VACUUM PACKED 3l.be. 59c & 27c‘53c Zibs. 79c OUR COFFEE CAMPAIGN AT THESE Watch for Announcement of New Location PRICES LOW ENDS SATURDAY NIGHT - APR 1st. A NICE LINE OF FRESH Vegetables, oranges, grape fruit and rhubarb PHONE US YOUR ORDER NOB HILL A blend of the finest coffees grown Radishes 3.10. Grape Fruit 15. GREEN ONIONS” ar CALIFORNIA’S 4 for " NETTED GEM 50 Potatoes Lbs. Phone 241 LOUISIANA - a 29c | YAMS 4 " 23c Store No. 1751 Hermiston
