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About The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984 | View Entire Issue (June 15, 1933)
PAGE FOUR Miss Maxine McNeill of Pendle- un la employed in the new Palm Confectionery. She is making her ionie with Mrs. Rena Waterman. Ray Goode, former resident of the olumbia district, was in Hermiston The Best in Talking Pictures enewing acquaintances this week. Hermiston, Oregon. Ie came here from Montana. Green uniforms $1.19. Alma Hitt Shirley Meade, small son of Mr. Portland is Robert McMurray of i —Adv I and Mrs. Walter Meade, is a patient spending the summer with Mr. and FRIDAY - SATURDAY Bill Felthouse, student at Whit in the Hermiston hospital. Mrs. T. G. Gregory on i the Coe ranci man college at Walla Walla, return TOM KEENE Mrs. Leila Phelps returned Mon near Stanfield. d home last Saturday, and will day from Pendleton after spending Mrs. Jim Pearson and daughter in the week end with relatives. Florence, and Josephine Kinear spend the summer with his parents, | Miss Eva Woughter returned to were Pendleton business visitor Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Felthouse. Gladys Swarner is home from Cor Hermiston Friday upon completion last Friday. rallis where she attended O.S.C. last of her school term as teacher in a arrived fro' Howard Reid, school near Eugene. eattle, Wn., Wednesday morning term. Before coming home she spent i few days at the coast with a group A blue-streak love story with Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Clarke were after completing the spring term a of friends. transacting business in Walla Walia the University of Washington. Dorothy Wilson and Rosco Ates Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Riley of near Tom Wilson, employe at the Farr Monday. [matilla are the parents of an 8 12 - And World’s Fair Pictures — Bureau Cooperative, has been Rummage sale all next week at ound baby girl born Tuesday, June wee’ the Hermiston Union church. Adv from work several days this twenty minutes of the Century of 13, In the Hermiston hospital. The because of an injured finger. Monroe Swarner left Wednesday ittle lady has been named Penelope | S. ». Wilmot recently un Progress Exposition. morning for Coeur d'Alene, Idaho derwent an appendicitis operatic Mrs. J. A. DeLateur and son and | where he will be employed In the at the Hermiston hospital will b laughter have taken rooms at the | national forest service. sborn apartments and plan to discharged in a few days. SUNDAY - MONDAY pend the summer here. The family W. S. Wade, district traffic man The young people of the Hermis ame here from the coast in the uger for the Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co., ton Christian Endeavor Society er MATINEE 2:30 SUNDAY ope that the climate would im- from Portland stopped in Hermiston oyed a picnic in Columbia par! Derelict Souls on a Derelict Ship rove Mrs. DeLateur’s health. Tuesday enroute to Pendleton on unday afternoon. Twenty five en Grace Rodda returned home from ) business. oyed a social time and outing. lonmouth Monday to spend the Miss Helen Woughter, student a Miss Elsie Nelson of Portland wa ummer with her parents, Mr. and the guest of her cousin. Mrs. R. C •he University of Oregon, arrive 1rs. W. Rodda in Minnehaha dist-) McReynolds. and also of the G. F home Saturday and will spend th ict. Grace was a member of the j ummer with her parents, Mr. ar Hedwall family last week. She re raduating class at Monmouth Nor- | Mrs. F. C. Woughter. turned to Portland today. A mighty Thriller of the ia! school last Thursday. Miss Phyllis Clark left Sunda Mrs. James Clayton underwent ar Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Bloom of High Seas. or Enterprise to visit her grand operation for appendicitis 1 Iasi rmatilla left early Friday for Seat- | ’ ■other, Mrs. J. H. Lindley, Mis Pat O’Brien - Ralph Bellamy Thursday, June 8. at a hospital it e where Mr. Bloom will attend lark Is the daughter of Mr. an ’oil Wn. She is under th< Bettv Compson immer school at the University of | are of the family physician and it ‘rs. Chas. Clark and is making Mr. Bloom has been ome with them this summer. She Washington. PLUS: Slim Summerville etting along fine. She will be with superintendent of the Umatilla | as a student at Albany college last ter mother in Palouse, Wn., a short Comedy and Cartoon. chool for two years. ime after her release from the hos- year. Bobby and Buddy Prime did not | A farewell party was given fot ftal. Monroe Swarner Tuesday on the eve eturn to Salem Thursday with I heir parents, Dr. and Mrs. P V. of his leaving for Idaho where he 'rime. Buddy will remain for a will be employed In the forest ser eek or ten days, and Bobby went ! o Milton to visit John Henry Nye, I Roy Maddox of Lyn Mr. and Mrs. ' on of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Nye. den, Wn„ spent the week end il Sunday afternoon Mrs. Ira D. Hall Hermiston visiting 1 old friends. Mrs f NcMinnville, Ore., Mrs. E. P. Ills- | laddox fs the I daughter of Mr. and ey, Mrs. D. A. Hall, and Miss Clara , Mrs. F. H. . Morlan, former owners I. Hall were guests of Mrs. J. Skov- of the local variety store. 0 at her home south of town. A Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Delano of leasant social time was enjoyed by Boardman are the parents of a 71 IL Ice cream and cake were served ou nd baby boy born Thursday. y the hostess. ; Tune 8, in the Hermiston hospital Mrs. George Sale returned from ] He has been named Franklin. lugene Monday in company with Mrs. Mamie Henning arrived fror 1er daughter, Francis, who gradu- Rosalia, Wn., Monday with her soi ited from the University of Oregon larence Henning and will make ast Monday. She received a degree her home here for the present. She n interior decorating. Miss Sale j will operate the boarding house foi vili return to Eugene Sunday to en ) merly run by Mrs. J. S. West. oil in summer school. Voile dresses, $1 to $1.95. Almi Dr. and Mrs. F. V. Prime and ) litt. —Ad. amily of Salem are spending sever- I L. Mershon and Dick Stewart o. La Grande, Alvin Starr of Baker. il days in Hermiston this week vis Dr. Prime formerly ind J. Harford of Arlington have iting friends. taken an apartment in the Osborn practiced dentistry here but is mak- ng his home in Salem, after selling I artment house while working on ils business to Dr. W. L. Morgan, bride crew on the Wallula cut ran. off highway. Miss Betty Ralph went to Port- j C. M. Best and B. S. Kingsley notored to Pearson’s camp Sunday land Thursday in company with Dr. ind spent the day fishing. They re- and Mrs. F. V. Prime who have been | ort their fishing luck as not of the visiting friends in Hermiston for best, hut sy the mountain country several days. Miss Betty will visit | for two or three weeks with Mr. and Is ideal this year. Mrs. Ina Wessell and Mrs. Gladys Mrs. Ed Schofield in Vancouver. Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Leonard of mith were guests at the wedding of Mies Opal Hoskins of Stin jelt Wenatchee, Wn., stopped over in. and Charles Carnes of Pilot Rock Hermiston a short while Tuesday to Sunday evening in the Presbyterian visit Mrs. Leonard’s sister and fam ily, Mrs. Marry Conner. They were I church. enroute to Pilot Rock to visit rela tives befre returning to their home | latter part of the week. Mrs. J. M. Norton and small son Malcolm Joseph left Saturday morn ing for North Dakota, in company with Miss Minnie Sanstead, who I eaches in Portland. Mrs. Norton ill visit her mother, Mrs. H. C, | homas, for approximately six . eeks. Mrs. E. P. Illsley and Miss Clara r. Hall entertained at the home of .1rs. Illsley Saturday afternoon hon ring Mrs. Ira D. Hall, who was a eek end guest at the home of Miss ,all and her mother. Mrs. Hall will e remembered as the wife of Rev. ra D. Hall, who for three years was astor of the Hermiston Baptist hurch. Her home is now in McMin- Kerr’s 21 lb. glass iville. j Miss Mary Brownson, daughter of I dr, and Mrs. R. A. Brownson, re- " urned home Saturday from Corval I is where she has been a student in .ome economics at O.S.C. for the i I For ast year. Miss Shirley Brownson.)! er sister, w ill remain in Corvallis 11 ntil the first of August to attend )| ummer school. Miss Viola Denney, teacher in the rene rt department of the Fernwood I chool in Portland, arrived in Her- I aiston to spend the summer with ' I er parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Den ) I y. Mr. and Mrs. Denney recently)! hate gallon urchased the Robert Horning prop ) I .ty west of Hermiston. : Mrs. Jessie Besser who makes her!! ime In Columbia district during the" ummer and teaches at Springwater, I re., during the school term, will I Red & White ave Saturday for points in Kansasi n company with Mrs. Shearer and in William, both of Springwater. I Red & White oth parties plan to visit relatives;! a eastern points. : 2H« Local Happenings | Oasis Chatre “Scarlet River” “Destination Unknown” BURNHAM’S • General Merchandise COFFEE CORN 6 cans THURSDAY, JUNE 15, 1938 THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. 49c 3 lbs. 57c CORN FLAKES 1 P.ckogp. 7c Laundry Soap 1 bar 3c Matches carton 19c Fresh Peas 1%. 2c New Potatoes 10 1Ds. 25€ Fresh Radishes burean 12 Money Saving Specials FOR Friday ICE CREAM FREEZERS $1.00 2 Quart Galvanized 2 Quart Galvanized with Cast Gears and Crank ........... New Standard Easy 4 Quart • A 9r Wood Tub Freezer at only . White Mountain Freezer, Triple Mo tion Wood Tub 6 Quart &c [A Regular $8.50, Special at ...PU.0U $1.25 BROOMS Faur Sewed Good Quality House Broom. An excellent 90, Broom at only ...................... —UC FISHING TACKLE Excellent Quality Fly Lines .... 10c to 25c Each GLASS WARE Green Glass Flower Vases at r only, ...................................... — Green Glass, Cream and Sugar. A bar- 5c Each gain at only CAMP CHAIRS Folding Camp Stools ......... 40c Folding Camp Chairs ........ 60c THERMOS BOTTLES AND JUGS One Pint Eagle Vacuum Bottle co. at only ............................... Ove ...... $1.49 One Gallon Camp Jug ...... $1.79 One Gallon Utility Jug One Gallon Food Jug ....... ...... $2.00 One Gallon Food Jug, non- breakable at only ....... $2.79 SCREENS Adjustable Window Screens, Regular 49c 60c Value, Special at only 98c LAWN MOWERS An Assortment of wet and dry Flies 16 Inch Ace Lawn Mower, Regular $9 Original Price 10c to 20c each C $6.98 Value, Special at only Your Choice, Now Only .......... OC 18 Inch Baby Grand, Ball Bearing Self Casting Plugs, Assorted Type, Colors Adjusting Lawn Mower, (1000 and Designs, Real Bass Regular $15.00 Value ... P10.vO Catchers at .................... PAILS Heavy Steel Tackle Boxes with Auto Standard Galvanized Pails, Eight and matic Lifting, Inside Tray with Par Ten Quarts, While they last 10. titions, Snap Catch and Key 0Q, at only ................................. Lot Lock. A bargain at ......... UOC CUPS AND SAUCERS GARBAGE PAILS Radison Shape White Cups and Sau Caruso Extra Heavy Corrugated Gal cers, set, 6 cups and 6 saucers, [0. vanized Garbage Pails. Galvanized at only ................................. —ic Cover with rim outside. Fly Proof. WATERERS 79c Sanitary CHICKEN Four Gallon Pail at only Vacuum Type, Outside Jack 89c et Corrugated. Keeps Water Cool. Six Gallon Pail at only .. Plenty fresh water at all times. SHOE POLISHERS Three Gallon Size ................. $1.59 Genuine Lamb Wool Polishers .... 20c Five Gallon Size ..... $1.99 We have just received a complete stock of Fire Works, Fire Crackers, Sparklers, Roman Candles, Sky Rockets, Caps, Cap Guns, etc., which we will put on Sale Tuesday. CASTING LINES Japan Silk Waterproof 50-ft. Spools 50c Oregon Hardware & "5 “a Ta THE RED & WHITE STORES ACMARR STORES DEPENDABLE GROCERS (TAIAT OPPA “FTDPT6 awe.*** Sar— * ata Specials for Saturday and Monday, June 17 & 19. 25c Strawberry JAM Ripe Olives 3 4 ' Cake Flour 10c 23c Wesson Oil 59c Peanut Butter-2 18c Local Beets - Turnips 3 bunches 9c Fresh Local Peas 5 lbs. 19c Local New Spuds 5 lbs. 17c Local Lettuce 2 heads 9c Pen Jel Shaker Salt Milk 3 for 19c Oxydol Brooms Blue & White 23c 72c Red & White | For FRIDAY, SATURDAY & MON- DAY. June 16th to 19th, inclusive. Honey % " 39C SYRUP Quart •Can Made from Buckwheat and Wild Flowers. OLIVES Fins 2 Cans 25® 2 ron 15c 25c 50c MEDIUM IVORY 2 for 18c IVORY FLAKES 23c EDs WHITE Kleenex, 3-59c t Adhesive 29c $ l”x5 yards o 50c Rub. Alcohol 39c : > FULL PINT I ■ 10c Life Bouy, 3-21c t Lux - Palm Olive Dr. West’s 25c 2th Paste, 2-37c : ; ; 25c Tooth Brushes 19c 1 2 for 1 Sale On J ERGENS SOAP : HERMISTON DRUG CO. t Phone 101 — o g . Malt Syrup 290. American-Medium Crackers 2 ox »♦♦♦♦»♦♦»»»»♦♦»♦♦»♦»♦♦♦»a» I a Calumet .. — . Lb. Box Snow Flakes or Honey Maid Grahams 6 “Double’' 2 12 lb. Can Prince Albert Tobacco 8QC 16 oz. tin • Bran Flakes 3~25c | New - Local Pure Grape Juice Potatoes IO 25c Bottle No Sugar or Sugar Syrup Added. Pounds All BUNCH COFFEES Vegetables Airway nFGMTan 1 ib 21c • 3 II». 59c Nob Hill "len. Edwards Dependable cam 27c Gold Medal . SALAD DRESSING _ 2, Bunches Phone 241 ORANGES 2 35c Rhubarb 10 19c Dox. f 29C j Store No. 1751 5® Sweet Juicy Navel LOCAL POUNDS $ Prescriptions ¡ : ) 4 X Baking Powder Action 59c 3 -SPECIALS- { SAVINGS Max-i-mum Cane and Maple • SODAvnRo* Monday Saturday Hermiston •
