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About The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984 | View Entire Issue (April 6, 1933)
PAGE SIX THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 1933 THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, Local Happenings Mr. and Mrs. B. Haneline visited in Pilot Rock Sunday, Mrs. Laird’s angel food cakes at MacMarrs Friday and Saturday. Family size, each 59 cents. —Adv. Mr. and Mrs. Tony Greer of Pen dleton were in Hermiston Sunday cn business. A full line of Easter novelties at Propst Variety Store. —Adv Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Sommerer were in Cecil and Boardman Thurs- day on business. B. F. Parsons who has been In Washington for several months. is now working for J. H. Reid. M rs. Rose McMullen is , working evening shift at Jack's Cafe, start- ing this week. Try a turkey dinner Sunday at Hunter’s Cafe. Adv (asis Uheatrr Hermiston, Oregon. The Best in Talking Pictures FRIDAY - SATURDAY Continuous Show Till After Midnight Friday, May 7. MATINEE 2:30 SATURDAY DOUBLE PROGRAM JUNIOR DURKIN in “Man Hunt" story of a boy detective PLUS. . . A delightful adventure on a tropical Eden . . . . "Isle of Desire" Mr. and Mrs. David Mittlesdorf visited in Echo Sunday. | • Arthur Peterson of Willows was | looking after business in Hermiston Wednesday. Turkey luncheon, 25c Sunday at Hunter’s Cafe. Adv Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Newport made a business trip to Portland Monday. • Mrs. L. C. Dyer returned ■ from a visit with her sister in Washing- ton Friday night. 1 Word was received here this'week that Dick Hitt underwent an opera- tion in a Portland hospital Monday. Dale Tucker of Holdman was a business visitor in Hermiston Sat urday. Clarence Henning, Dick Martin and Al Quiring motored to Pendle ton Friday night on business. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Reece who have lived about one mile west of town on Hermiston Avenue, plan to leave Saturday or Sunday for their former home in Enterprise. Or. They have resided in Hermiston for the past two years and will be missed by their many friends. Dr. J. P. Stewart, eye-sight spec- alist of Pendleton will be at the Hermiston Hotel Wednesday, April 12th. Hours 1:00 to 5:30 p. m. Ad Mr. and Mrs. Harry Connor mo cored to Pilot Rock Wednesday af- er receiving word that Mrs. Con nor’s father, Herbert Boylen, Sr., was .seriously ill following a stroke if paralysis. Mr. Boylen is a pioneer esident of Pilot Rock and is 79 rears old. —When the luscious beauty of the women rivals nature’s gorg eous panorama. COMEDY:— "Bring ’Em Back Half-Shot.” 200000009003077000707 SPECIALS! 2 for 25c SUNDAY AND MONDAY 25c KLEENEX 2 for 45c A Typical Drama for the Charming Star of "Cimmarron" and “Back Street” J FISHING — GOLF and Tennis Supplies. Irene Dunne No Other Woman Red Beans 10 lbs 29c t $ RED & WHITE Burnham’s Store - 23 Years Old—Old enough to be substantial. Our Good Prices Are Inside—COME IN! * * **4*4*%%% t Butter Creek-Minnehaha t $ < > Sherwin Williams ♦. % Large Package Sperial Easter Diner 50c at the Hermiston Hotel — MENU — Soup — Cream Celery Tomato Juice Cocktail — Fruit Salad Entries— Roast Turkey and dressing, Giblet Gravy. Roast Capon, dressing. Prime Rib of Beef. Grilled Lamb Chops on Toast. Loin Pork Chops, Baked Apples. Vegetables— Mashed Potatoes — Candied Sweet Potatoes Cauliflower, Augrautin MORE A HOME COPY DECORATOR” OF Baking Powder RED & WHITE 1 lb. can 23c Health Nuggets 17c TOILET PAPER 3 rolls 19c Blue £ White FRISBIE JAMS glass 33c PEARS 2ÓS9O RED & WHITE ICC 212 lb. Baking Chocolate Red & White, 1, lb 16c Corn and Tomatoes can 10c BEANS For FRIDAY, SAT. & MONDAY, APRIL "th to 10th, inci. INTERIOR DECORATIONS HARMONY • @ge A T OPrai FOR EVERY ROOM—ALSO DRA 4 3 les 49c 3 LBS April Shower of Bargains 25 LBS 1-4 Pound Tin 1-2 Pound Tin 100s — Californias GOLDEN YELLOW ne OOC . Minced Razor Clams 4 LBS. 25c BANANAS Swift’s Premium Hams "ZEE 4 5c 20c ROLLS a Delicious | KINGSLEY’S Next week we shall be in our new building (Old Blessing Store) Glass Jar Peanut Butter 2 Saturday Daffodil Special Only 25c Beautiful Cut Flowers WITH THE PURCHASE OF A DOZEN ORANGES OR 24c ______________________ COME IN AND SEE US._____________________ 19c Deviled Meat Sandwich Filler, 310c LIBBY’S Lb. I : 19C g Lb. g «w. CANE & MAPLE Bath Room Tissue FREE FRUIT you will be given ORANGES COCOA, Hershey’s * can 9c Salted Peanuts, 12 -oz. Cellophane Pack 9c SPINACH, Gold Bar 2"cAN 15c I BOX CARTON MAX-I-MUM OTTER "NOY. 29C 2 LB. CARTON MAXIMUM SYRUP Drp OSC . 19c . 36c Golden West Coffee » lb tin 29c Pink Salmon, BOOTH s BRAND 3 for 25c DOZ. IN SIX FLAVORS Regular Size Pkgs. MATCHES -6 me Mystic Miracle 35c —.401,------------- — - --------------------------------------- 1 THE REDS WHITE STORES . . SOAP, Feis Naptha, Bar AMMONIA, Parson’s Fresh Green Peas, lb. SPINACH i Q Fresh Crisp 3 LBS. 1 JC GRAPE FRUIT Full Cream Snowflake Sodas or Honey Maid Grahams. LIPTON’S TEA, Yellow Label ASPARAGUS No. 1 A Crackers If you, as a housewife, buy the best foods, you are sure to serve the best meals. For many years we have made it a practice to sell only the finest foods. But never before have we been able to sell them at such low prices as today. FANCY RHUBARB, lb. 5c We feature home grown DRY ONIONS 25c 10sr CHEESE ODLLU 27c Small White Mexican Reds 9c America’s Newest and Finest Soap for Laundry and Dishes. 8999999999990999999999900099999919010099$9009090090 WALNUTS Oregon LBS. Savings STORES SHOWING Oregon Hardware 8. Implement Co. 23c 40 oz. pkg. SPECIAL MACMARR “THE COMBINATIONS • PAINT HOUSE AND FREE ene P Nu Bora Granulated Soap Apple Pie A La Mode - Ice Cream with Cake PERY SUGGESTIONS. Specials for Saturday and Monday, April 8th-10th RED & WHITE Mr. and Mrs. Harry McKenty have I les, Calif. HOT ROLLS WITH JELLY THE BEST PAINT MADE. COVERS PREMIUM Mr. and Mrs. Norman Pennock as guests the past ten days, Mrs. Me and Mrs. F. E Pennock were busi Ker.ty’s father and mother, Mr. ness visitors in Pendleton Wednes- and Mrs. Charpentier of Los Ange- day. Dessert— Loganberry Pie IET US SHOW YOU HOW TO ECONOMIZE AND STILL HAVE LOOKS BETTER CAKE FLOUR 19c SINCE 1917. LASTS LONGER New Low Price Quick or Regular Peet’s Washing Powder Paints & Varnishes PAINT MOTHER’S OATS Macaroni COCOA 5 lbs 47c 5 lbs 23c Crystal White Cut JELLO SOAP Spaghetti 3 Pkgs 21c 23c 10 Bars 25c 5 lbs Lowest Prices on SHERWIN WILLIAMS ditions. 1 • 7 5% & : a a * " — 23c Large Size Pkg. GET T %. With Green Glass Ware Clean up! Paint up! Glasses Ground and Fitted— Prices L’ased on Present Con HIGH GRADE OATS who has made professional visits to Hermiston for years, will again be at the 000100000000000000000033 ' 3 lb.-5 oz. Pkg. 01$190010009030000001003900090000099 Eyes Examined— HEN MISTOIT DRUG CO. Phone 101 Tres rintions and $ "Lost in Limehouse” ’ Quaker Crackles 3 pkgs. 27c Dr. Curry, the old Reliable Optometrist of Seattle for one day "Private Wives” I COMEDIES: Save Your Eyes! Hotel Hermiston Sat., April 15 FOR EASTER Baskets - Eggs - Dye CASH AT STORE By Mrs. Wm. Hineline Harvey Payne has delivered sev eral loads of hay from the Westland district to dairymen in Minnehaha. Some, who for several years past have had hay from their own farms left over, have run short this year. Christian Seitz has been working in town helping get the new quar ters of the Pennock Garage into or- der for business. It is located back of the bank. Miss Grace Jackson was a Pen- dleton visitor the first of the week C. M. Jackson now has 1000 White Leghorn baby chicks in his which was inscribed with "Sweet brooder house. They came from the Sixteen.’’ local hatchery. and SAVE MONEY 25c Talcum Powder MONDAY—Two people admitted for one price — — — 35c W. J. Cochran spent the week end spending the week with his parents, during spring vacation. « In Moro with his brother Ardyth. daughter, W. L. Cresswell and Hunter's Cafe turkey dinner Sun- Adv Miss Evelyn Cresswell of Pendleton, day. Mrs. Lyle Tilden went to Port- wer business visitors in Hermiston Saturday. land Saturday on business. James Neary was in Hermiston Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dyer were bu i- ness visitors in Pendleton Saturday. Tuesday evening for a short while. C. Bensel of Portland spent the | He accompanied Chester Johnson week end in Hermiston visiting his who has been spending several days father. August F. Bensel, and his in Pendleton with his friend Everett Trlckey. They also visited Whitman brothers A. E. and Wm. Bensel. t College at Walla Walla where Mr. returned late Sunday. The Women's Christian Temper ' Trickey Is enrolled as a freshman. Dr. H. C. Curry, the Seattle Opto- ance Union will bold its regula: meeting Thursday, April 13, at the | metrist who has made professional isits to Hermiston for 20 years and borne of Mrs. Floyd Knerr, starting I is known for good optical work at at 2:00 o'clock. easonable prices, will again be at Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Fletcher of Walla Walla and daughter Pauline Hotel Hermiston, Saturday, April arrived Sunday and visited until 15, for one day. Eyes examined. Tuesday with their daughter, Mrs. I glasses ground and fitted. adv. Gladys Smith. Miss Marian Henderson who is | The Umatilla Altar Society will attending the Eastern Oregon Nor give a cooked food sale Saturday, mal at LaGrande, was home a short April 15, at Hull McNabb s, start- while Saturday. ing at 9:00 A. M. Special orders Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Isbell of Hood I taken at McNabbs. adv. Mrs. W. S. Boynton accompanied River and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Wyatt | her son Vayne Boynton to Helix I of Cottage Grove were visiting with | Saturday night where they visited Mr. and Mrs. Ceo. Strohm from Sat- over the week end with Mr. and | urday until Tuesday. Mrs. Isbell is I Mr. Strohm’s sister and Mrs. Wyatt Mrs. W. L. Boynton. H. L. Propst- returned last Wed- is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Is nesday from a trip to Council, lda-1 bell. ho, where he was looking after his | Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Tillson and two farms. He said that there has _ - . son John returned to Oregon last. recently been two feet of snow there I Thursday after spending several and during the winter it had months in Austin, Nevada. They ar reached as high as five feet. ived last Thursday and are now Eill Felthouse, son of Mr. and making their home with Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Felthouse, who is a stu- Mrs. O. L. Barlow. Mr. and Mrs. Til- lent at Whitman College in Walla on are Mrs. Barlow’s parents. Walla, arrived home Friday and is — —1 ---- ----- ......... | Mrs. W G. Webber celebrated her I birthday Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. I James Daniel and family, Mr. and Mrs. Chás Daniel and Mable Nor man, all of Pendleton, as her dinner J guests. She was presented with two birthday cakes, one which held I “sixteen” candles and the other 690049999994499999999899999999+99949999999999999944 • snizonas”6 FOR Celery “Crisp"snihens. Cauliflower ..... Phone 241 «I Daffodils, the finest grown. "sufes"aves 2 Doz. GrapeFruit I GRAPE Store No. 1751 29c EAc" toe EACH 15c Hermiston
