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PAGE FOUR THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON OASIS THEATRE Local Happenings or any certain size. Paul. THURSDAY, AUGUST SI. 1933. together division office In Salem and approx- % i Imately 25 per cent come in from the traveling examiners. The re with them and expects to be back More than 40 per cent of the ap maining 35 per cent of the appli on the job at the Herald office next week. « plications for renewals are received cants make personal contact through Friends of Mrs. Rube Zweifel, nee by mail through the main operators the Salem or Portland offices. Josephine Botkin, were sorry to learn of her recent bereavement when her husband, Rube Zweifel of LaGrande, passed away August 9, very suddenly. Funeral services were held in that city and inter ment was made in the LaGrande cemetery. Virgil Smith. Floyd Knerr. Geo. Wagner, Ralph Stanfield. Joe Reeves. Walter Hamm, Murial Pot ter, Mr. Nickols, Mrs. Shepherd and Otto Pierce motored to Cellilo near The Dalles where they spent the day fishing. Several 4 and 5 pound steelheads were caught by the fish ermen. They returned to Hermiston Sunday night. ------------------- - White Phono Clark Granda, recuperating from her re turning the application Adv. cent operation, returned to thia city with the »1 license fee. Word has been received that Mrs. Leila Phelps, former postmistress, M1 is opening a dress shop in Bend, Ore., a few days after Labor Day, FRIDAY Roy Sullivan of Roseburg, Ore., SATURDAY Mrs. Laura Logan, visited in Uma- tors the first of the week. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Plunkett of arrived Saturday in this city where Sept. 1 and 2. tilia Tuesday evening. Mrs. Monte Prindle left last week Tacoma visited Friday at the home he is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. P. Sullivan. She saw her mistake tor Union, Ore., where she is visit of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Baker. ■Mr. and Mrs. Sam Moore and when her husband’s love Ing her mother and sister. Mrs. George Beddow of Pendleton children motored to Walla Walla, Mrs. Tom O ’ Grady left Wednesday arrived Friday and is visiting at the “took care of itself” with for Seattle where she will vacation home of Mr. and Mrs. John Paxton. Wn„ where they spent the day vi another woman! siting friends. for several weeks. Dodd, back with them. ANN HARDING and Eugene Pierce who has been em- Paul and daughter. Emo- C. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Taylor mo ployed in the harvest fields near WILLIAM POWELL gene, motored to Prineville on busi tored to Walla Walla Sunday. Ukiah returned to his home in this ness where they spent the week end. in II. D. Newell, construction engi- city Wednesday afternoon. Julius Gimble, who is employed neer visited at the hone of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Felthouse who has near Perry. Oregon, spent the week Mrs. C. M. Jackson. Sunday. been spending the past month at end with his family in this city. Mr. and Mrs. R. Alexander re- Seaside, Ore., returned to her home C. F. Thorne of Echo and E. L. Smith of Lexington were Hermis turned from Portland the last of the in this city Tuesday. week, bringing their niece, Ruth Miss Ina Gilbert who has been at- ton business visitors last week. Jessie Brierley left Monday for tending summer school ât the Uni- with Henry Stephenson, Major O. C. Babcock, head of the verslty of Oregon at Eugene Indian Mission at Pendleton was a Portland where she will spend sev- EXACTLY AS Lillian Bond, George 2************* Light turned to Hermiston Tuesday. eral days. ILLUSTRATE • All Items Appearing in this • Meeker, Reginald Owen Hermiston visitor Sunday. Sam Nye, former Standard Oil Mrs. Stella Sbaar and Mrs. C. C. Charles Dillon and son, Warren manager here, now of Walla Walla, • Column are Contributed by the • Comedy and Cartoon of Boardman were Hermiston visi- Dur fey motored to Walla Walla was in Hermiston Tuesday visiting • Hermiston W. C. T. U. • Also Part 8, "Facing Thursday. friends. $262,000,000 LOST IF PROHIBI Mr. and Mrs. Neil Barnhart mo Death “The Mr. and Mrs. R. C. McReynolds TION IS REPEALED. tored to Pendleton Sunday where Last Frontier, they spent the day visiting friends. returned the first of the week from Liquor’s most recent claim is that Mrs. George Briggs left Sunday Portland and other coast points liquor will give the federal govern SUNDAY - MONDAY tor Walla Walla, Wn., where she where they have been vacationing ment a billion two hundred and fif the past two weeks Sept. 3 and 4 will visit friends this week. ty million dollars a year in revenue. Dr. Eugene Willcutt, who has Nothing said about "education for Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Neill of Echo when your been taking Dr. Holt ’ s place in Pen Matinee 2:30 Sunday temperance”. It is now a race to were Hermiston business visitors dleton, returned to Hermiston Sun see who can get the most money— last week. purchases at this store the liquor business or the govern NOTE-BOOK PAPER Mrs. B. S. Kingsley left last week day where he will resume his prac ment. Reared By Lions - tice. amount to but $20. 130 Sheets for Portland and other points where Just before prohibition the Na Mr. Blessing, former Hermiston tional Wholesale Liquor Dealers’ as Bred By the Jungle she will visit relatives. Helen Dunning left for Walla resident, now of Portland, was in sociation of America in its campaign text book for 1917 uttered these 200-Page Tablet and Walla, Wn.. the first of last week Hermiston Sunday. He returned to words on its title page: Portland Sunday night taking Gor- where she visited relatives. “National prohibition would 10c Mechanical Pencil mean the loss of *262,000,000 rev Mr. and Mrs. Carl McNaught of | don Blessing back with him. Marian Henderson who is attend enue to the treasury of our national .. 10c Portland are visiting in Hermiston Both for . government. National prohibition this week at the T. H. Fraser home. ing Eastern Oregon Normal school would mean the loss of *21,000,000 400-Page Tablet and Mrs. N. R. Mueller und two sons ! at LaGrande, spent the week end revenue to the various states of the 10c Mechanical Pencil returned Sunday from Hope, Idaho, with her mother, Mrs. Georgia Hen union. National prohibition would REE DEMONSTRATION NOW ON mean the loss of *6.600,000 revenue where they have been visiting Mrs. derson. Both for Barbara Wessell left Saturday to the various counties of the Uni Mueller’s parents the past month. ted States. National prohibition Mrs. Matt Arnold, who has been night for The Dalles where she would mean the loss of *52,000,000 pent Sunday with her mother, Mrs. $3.50 Fountain Pens $2.49 receiving medical treatment in the revenue to the municipalities of the Ina Wessell, who Is in the hospital United States." hospital in Pendleton, returned to $5.00 Fountain Pens $3.49 her home the last of the week. in that city. A quarter of a million dollars was Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Warfield, for a small sum. Is raising of the price N. B. Whitford who has been $7.00 Fountain Pens $4 98 a good argument for loosing the spending the past month in Califor mer Hermiston residents and now hell-hounds of liquor on America? of Huntington. Ore., were In Her- And note, in the figures above, PENCILS TO MATCH nia visiting relatives returned to i miston the first of the week renew the pitifully small amounts given to Hermiston Friday of last week. at Corresponding cities and states. Liquor propagan Tom Fraser, Jr., who has been re- ing old acquaintances. Mrs. F. C. McKenzie ’ and son da has made many believe that li Reductions. ceiving medical treatment in the quor paid huge taxes to local trea- Pendleton hospital the past week is Frank, who have been spending the uries. Actually liquor paid much past three weeks at Seaside, Oregon, less than water taxes. The liquor at his home now recuperating. New Eversharp Bantam business and liquor men were Tom Wilson who has been work- returned to their home in this city among the leading tax dodgers. the last of the week. Pen and Pencil Sets ng in the harvest fields near Adams Mrs. Matott and family were in spent Sunday and Monday visiting DEADLINE FOR OREGON LaGrande, Ore., Saturday and Sun- ils family in Columbia district. DRIVERS' LICENSES NEAR. Also Comedy & Cartoon Mrs. George Briggs and daughters lay visiting with Mrs. Matott’s par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Orie of After midnight August 31, only Cleanor and Georgianna were din HERMISTON Special Monday Night! that city. Oregon drivers' licenses issued since ner guests at the Percy Jarmon $1 Jar Beauty Cream Free Mrs. Winnie Meigs from Anacor- July 1, 1931 will be effective. Those home last Friday. DRUG CO tis, Wn., and Mr. and Mrs. Frank failing to secure renewals will find with each Lady’s Ticket. Get your pickling cucumbers be- fore the season closes. Field pick Winsor and. family from Toppenish, their old licenses cancelled and Wn.. visited Monday with Mrs. Lau themselves in a position of having ra Logan. no license at all, according to Hal Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Snook and E. Hoss, secretary of state. Mrs. Stickler and son Mason, all of Police officials have indicated that Nampa, Idaho, visited at the home immediate enforcement of the new if Mr. and Mrs. Snook's uncle, A. L. motor vehicle law will be made. Re Needles, the first of the week. gardless of where a person Is loca T Mr. and Mrs. Al Monaghan of ted in the state he may avoid action Kennewick, Wn,. are visiting at the from such authorities by securing tome of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. from the secretary of state’s office I. T. Clark, and at the home of Mrs. 1 regular application form, having Ionaghan’s sister, Mrs. E. H. Dun- his signature sworn to and and re- I wish I HAD AS MUCH iing. CONFIDENCE IN EVERY- Friday night of this week the ¡ BODY A3 I HAVE IN MY young folks of the Epworth League w RED « WHITE GROCER ire asked to meet at the church at 7:30 for a treasure hike and come HOURS: tressed for hiking and enjoy the 8 A.M. - 6 P.M. un. S. H. Barnard and daughter Lois SATURDAYS DEPENDABLE GRO 'eft the last of the week for Ever- 8 A.M. - 8 P.M. son where they will be joined by PRICES EFFECTIVE FRIDAY, SATURDAY and Mrs. Barnard and daughter, Jean, September 1st to 5th, Inc. vhen they will return to Hermiston •nd make their home here. About 15 of the younger boys of Delicious Flavor . 5* BEST FOODS he Cub Scouts went on an over- MAX-I-MUM Medium Weight J Sha? quality. You know the quality. light hike Wednesday. They left the hurch at 3:00, carrying their beds Quart 4P Pound Pound Jar a Glass nd camping equipment and spent 2! he night on the banks of the Uma- ilia river. OVALTINE, 6 ounce 43c Lucky Sail Each Each ge pud y g gui Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Payne were party losts to a charming dinner STARCH, Corn or Gloss, Red & White . 3 for 25c •eld Sunday night at their home. SHAKER SALT, Red & White Mr. and Mrs. Watson, Mr. and Mrs. 3 for 25c >. O. Felthouse. Dr. and Mrs. A. E. DILL PICKLES Red & White, 212s Our Store Will Be larble. Ella and Ethel Shilling and CLOSED all day MONDAY Jetty Payne were the guests. SHRIMP, Red & White SEPTEMBER 4th 2 for 35c Francis Sales, who has been at- COFFEE LABOR DAY ending special summer school at Lb. Pkg JAR RUBBERS, Red & White , 3 Ib.Pkg. 4 for 17c he University of Oregon after grad 3 for ating last spring, returned to her WHEAT CEREAL 18c Res.5e ome in this city Tuesday where Values BAKING POWDER, Red & White, 1 lb. she visited with her parents. Mr. 23c nd Mrs. George Sales, until Thurs- BAKING CHOCOLATE, Red & White lay when she left for Portland. 16c OR SALE OR TRADE—COOK CAKE FLOUR, Red & White.................... ———--------------------------------- - 20c stoves, heaters, radio, guns, gas ' SCHILLING'S Laundry engines, garden cultivators, wheel FLAKEWHITE .................. .... 4 lbs. 47c barrow, kitchen cabinet, breakfast -f For Pickle Making er. able, chairs, library table, floor PABST CHEESE, 12 lb.................................... 2 for 31c • Packages 43% amp. milk cows and heifers. The Crystal White or Harmony 100% Whole Wheat Bargains. Trading Post, House of EXTRACTS, Vanilla or Lemon, 2 oz. 23c re or JEWEL 1-ltp Packages BARS PEAS, Red & White, Sifted .......... Mrs. Gerald White i and Mrs. Geo. .... 2 cans 33c _______a wp Purely Vegetable aia 'tory were hostesses i for a charm- WAX PAPER, 25c 125 ft. rolls, Red & White Lbs. ng bridge party 1 last Thursday LOCAL light at the home of Mrs. White. 3ix tables of bridge were tn play Ripe - Firm Bleached Stalks Large - Rich-Meated H. Norton winning with Mrs. For Slicing. Camels and other popular ones Each igh and Mrs. Henry Harger win- ilng low. Mr. and Mrs J. M Biggs and sons Store No. 1751 Phone 241 Hermiston John and Dan of LaGrande motored to Hermiston Monday. Pauline Stoop who has been visiting them in Ln Aladdin "Double Harness” Mantle Lamp^rj SCHOOL SPECIAL! Cash HURRYHURRY Oregon Hardware & Implement Co. 2 Lbs. Superior Crackers 25c ; 1 Pt. Sandwich Spread 15c | 20 Lbs. Sugar $1.00 1 Lb. Cheese 16c 1 Lb. Shillings Coffee 29c 3 Lbs. Prunes 25c 1 Pkg. Sperry Oats CHINA 25c $1.00 HE RED & WHITE stores I BURNHAM’S SPECIALS MACMARR STORES for Friday & Saturday Peanut Butter BACON 1" 220 17C September 1st and 2nd Jar Mayonnaise 45c Crab Meat à 25c Catsup-2 ä 25c OB HILL 3 55c CANDY BARS IUC Libby’s Deviled Meat SOAP 10 29e THE RED& WHITE STORES <• 73c 1 6 cans 25c SHREDDED Whole Spices WHEAT a g 256, Shortening 29c Tomatoes Celery CANTALOUPES % Cigarettes 3 For IOC I 2Pke.25c,"NOM $1.14
