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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 14. 1933 THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON, PAGE SIX Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Rhode are the’ Stanfield were Hermiston business I y parents of a baby boy born Satur- ' visitors Saturday. day. September 9. Garnet D. Best and Geo. Attebury Paul VanPatton visited his par- were Pendleton business visitors ants in Richland, Oregon from Mon- Wednesday morning. lay until Friday of this week. Sport sweaters. Fine for school. Floyd O'Kelley returned to Her- Adv. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald White are Donald Jackson motored to Salem Alma Hitt’s Shop. miston Wednesday. the first of the week where he at- Glasses lost last week. Finder visiting at Ukiah this week. Stanley Atkin, principal of Irri tended the state fair. ; please return to Herald office. Adv Roy G, Penney was a business vi Mrs. Harvey of Pendleton was the gon schools, attended to business in sitor in Heppner last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Swayze re turned Sunday from a short vaca- house guest of Mrs. Harry Connor Mr. and Mrs. U. A. Wilson are Hermiston Monday afternoon. Monday of this week. Milton A. Smith, principal of the tion trip spent in the mountains. the parents of a baby daughter born Mrs. Mabel Ralph has purchased business i Pine City schools, Josephine Littlefield of LaGrande Tuesday morning. who has been the house guest of a new Ford DeLux sedan from the Mrs. Ina Wessell made a trip to visitor in Hermiston Saturday. Lawrence Swarner has been em-1 Mrs. Pearl Pace for three weeks, left Rohrman Motor Co. The Dalles Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Kennings ployed in the harvest near Helix j for her home last week. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Anderson are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kline and recently moved from the Crandal the past week. the parents of a baby daughter born place, into the H. L. Propst home, Mrs. Philip Pelin and daughter daughters Delores and Marylin Joe which they have purchased. Sunday, September 3. She has been Philip and Gil- | of Enterprise spent the week end as Irene, and two sons named Barbara Helen. Miss Emogene Paul entertained at Ore., spent the the house guests of Mr. and Mrs., Betty and Robert Morfitt of Port bert, of. Wallowa, Chas. Clark. Mrs. Kline and Mrs. a dinner party Tuesday night at the land, who have been visiting at the week end with Mrs. Pearl Pace. I Clark are sisters. home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Henderson plans to leave home of their grandparents, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Harland Graham C. A. Paul, complimenting Miss and Mrs. Audis Golding of Margaret Felthouse who left Wed Mrs. A. W. Purdy, left Sunday af Thursday morning for enroll as a freshman at Oregon State | ternoon for their home. Elgin, Ore., stopped in Hermiston ' nesday for Corvallis to enter Oregon Mrs. P. P. Sullivan returned Sun college. Monday morning for a short while. State college. Covers were laid for Haneline i Mr. and Mrs. Herbert day from Roseburg after visiting They were enroute for Celilo falls the Misses Margaret Elliott, Theta her son and family, Mr. and Mrs. L. left Sunday morning for Klamath and other points along the Colum- Burnside, Mary Brownson, Pauline Falls where Mr. Haneline will be | Jia. I Stoop, and Mrs. Nell Barnhart, Mrs. E. Sullivan. Mrs. R. Earl Mitchell and son employed by the Copeland Lumber | Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Woods of Los- 1 W. J. Cochran, the honoree, and Robert Earl of Astoria, Ore., are the Co. tine visited over the week end ___ re-1 hostess. The Misses Juanita and Carmelita cently at the home of Mrs. Pearl house guests of Mrs. Mitchell’s sis- Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pearson re ter, Mrs. F. B. Swayze, for a few Nuckolls returned to Portland Sat- | Pace. They were returning home af- turned Sunday night from a week's urday after spending three week: days this week. ter a tour of California and Oregon vacation spent in Portland and Kel so, Wn., where they visited Mr. and Line of new fall hats. Alma Hitt's visiting their grandparents, Mr. and points. Adv. Mrs. J. M. Pace. Miss Eva Shop. The Union Aid will serve dinner Mrs. George McKenzie. Mrs. Geo. Story and small daugh- ind evening lunch at the Old King- Bartsch returned to Hermiston with The Misses Florence and Helen Woughter left Sunday afternoon to ter Sayra Sue left Sunday night foi ley building on Main street Fri. and them and will remain for a week be pend a couple of days in Portland Nacomb, Illinois, where she wil at., Sept. 11-16. A good place to fore taking up her duties as teacher visiting friends and looking after visit her parents and Mr. Story’s rest. Adv | in the grade school at Carlton, Ore: parents. She expects to be away six j business. Mrs. Laura Logan was in the hos- She has been attending business Del Christley, Mrs. Alpha Christ- weeks. pital the first of the week as the college Behnke-Walker in Port- W. J. Warner went to Portland ley. and Baxter Hutchison plan to esult of a bug getting in her ear land this summer. leave Friday morning for Chicago. Sunday and will visit his daughter last Friday night. The bug crawled I Mr. Hutchison will visit his sister, and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Scho in while she was asleep and was Mrs. C. A. Davis, in Rola, Missouri. field for a few days at Vancouver very difficult to remove because of Marie Lou Stephenson left this Wn. Mrs. Warner, who has been the size. week for Spokane, Wn., where she visiting there for the past week, and | Dr. and Mrs., F V. Prime and will make her home with Mr. and Mrs. Schofield and daughter, will tons Buddy and Bob are spending with Mr. War- Mrs. J. C. Butts, while attending return to Hermiston several days in Hermiston this week ner Wednesday. high school there. I while Dr. Prime is looking after | business. Dr. and Mrs. Prime are 1000000000000000000000000900000000002% ; ormer Hermiston residents and are now making their home in Salem. John Plunkett, Jr., and Elton I Peale, both of Boise. Idaho, were guests of Bob Henderson Sunday at Any Make of Car. the C. E. Baker home. From here the boys went to Moscow where they will enter the University of Idaho. A MODERN LUBRICATION DEPARTMENT The Misses Shirley and Mary ( > ' BEST CANE j Brownson left Wednesday for Cor- OASIS THEATRE Local Happenings Hermiston, Oregon Midnight Matinee Saturday Night Serpentine FREE FREE Paper Hats SHOW STARTS 12:05 JACK PRIMO SHARKEYvs. CARNERA Exclusive official motion pictures of world’s heavyweight champ ionship boxing contest as filmed at the ringside of the Madison Square Garden Bowl, Long Is land, New York. SHOES and TENNIS SHOES MEN’S & BOYS’ BLAZERS 16-INCH BOOTS WOMEN’S and GIRLS’ DRESSES MEN’S and BOYS’ ts “Mysterious Rider” with Comedy and Shorts. SATURDAY SATURDAY— Continuous Show Starting at 5:00. Admission 10c and 25c till 7:00 o’clock. : : She loved a sailor and what a sailor lad was he! More laughs in this than there's salt In the sea. Our Prices on Quality Groceries and Meats Lead All Competition. WE HANDLE ONLY LOCAL RAISED FRESH MEATS — Pay best cash prices for your Hogs, Veal, Cattle, etc. — GIVE US A TRIAL! : : : 3 Lbs 1 Package R-Y 29c Krispies 21c Crackers-2 Lbs 27c 15c BROOMS 29c to 99c 15c Coffee 51c Matches Carton Cheese, lb Bacon, lb BURNHAM’S HOURS: MACMARR STORES Plus— Comedy-Cartoon and “The Life Line” episode 10 of “The Last Frontier.” DEPENDABLE GROCERS A.M. - 6 P.M. SATURDAYS I 8 A.M. - 8 P.M. PRICES EFFECTIVE Fri., Sat. and Mon.,Sept. 15-18 We LUBRICATE and SERVICE SUNDAY - MONDAY “STAND BY YOUR HOMES!” Zane Grey’s Drama of Boulder Dam Land-Grab Fight! ‘Mysterious Rider’ The only Hydraulic Lift in West Umatilla County. vallis where they will again resume their studies at the Oregon State anti college. They plan on spending a tew days with friends in Portland enroute. 41 FIGHT PICTURES Dr. H. C. Curry, Optometrist of BLOW For BLOW. Seattle, who has made Professional PLUS- w. C. Fields in “Barber visits to Hermiston for 20 years and Shop” and Cartoon. is known for good Optical work at Our Shop is Modern - Our Service Guaranteed SI.00 JAR BEAUTY CREAM reasonable prices, will again be at oceosoP • ee0vv9ecc000*P09 FREE to LADIES Monday Night the Hotel Hermiston, Thursday, Sep- . eoee- $6< >000000000000110000080006 ember 21, for one day. Eyes Exami- led, Glasses Ground and Fitted, adv. The Misses Marjorie and Mary Burnham entertained at a party last Friday night at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Burn ham. Twenty guests enjoyed an ■veiling of games and other amuse- ----- T — t tí - .s%. t . nents. Mrs. Miles Barager of Stan- field assisted Mrs. Burnham with he refreshments. Mrs. Roger Jackson Bond of I ALWAYS Like TO Sino TME Washington, D. C., who has been the GRANDCHILDREN OFF TO SCHOOL house guest of her parents, Mr. and WITH A NOURISHING LUNCH Mrs. F. B. Swayze, for the past 2 OF RED & WHITE FOODS. hree weeks, left tor her home Sun- lay. Enroute she will visit the Cen- airy of Progress Exposition in Chi- ft ■ago. During her stay here Mrs. Bond accompanied her parents to heir summer home on the Metalius Iver where they spent a week. Mrs. L. Rose Lawson was compli nented on her 75th birthday last Friday night when a few of her : I riends dropped in for the evening, . it the home of her daughter, Mrs. arvey Payne. Among those pres- nt were Mrs. Brierley, Miss Jessie i .At Brierley, Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Payne, r. and Mrs. A. E. Marble, and Mr. ind Mrs. Payne. BISCUIT FLOUR, Red & White 29c Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Russell of with Kent Taylor and Gail Patric SHARKEY-CARNERA Rohrman Motor Co. HE RED ¿i WHITE The Sign of a Dependable Store : 1 SPECIALS for Saturday & Monday September 16 and 18 21 FANCAKE FLOUR, Red & White ......... BAKING CHOCOLATE, Red & White FLAKE WHITE, 4 lb. carton ...................... TOMATO JUICE ..................................... COFFEE, Red & White, 1 lb. tin ............. COFFEE, Red & White, 3 lb. tin.................. KARO SYRUP, Red Label, 21s .. PEANUT BUTTER, Red & White, 1 lb...... COCOA, Blue & White, 2 lbs......................... OYSTERS, Blue & White.............................. MOTHER'S OATS .................................... WHEATIES .................................................... MAYONNAISE, Red & White, Pint .......... SANDWICH SPREAD. 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Q0, Baking Powder O.C Jello 4 ». 29c par -3 95c gP% g • re .0 y AX B 5c Flavors Assorted - Y T Toilet MAC MARR BLEND mat X CAMAY, WHITE KING, MISSION BELL Bar FRUITS 8 VEGETABLES SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY Local Cantaloupes Flour 49-n. ‘$15 V I “Concentrated Soap” w $ Creen Peppers Large Size 250 3 CABBAGE Crisp, Solid Heads Pound 20 19c POUNDS CELERY Bleached Stalks. 2, Bunches MORRELLS, Eastern Light Weight. I COLGATE’S Dental Cream Bacon Pound 16‘c Shortening 20 / or swiet’S Lard - 4 Pounds 2 T 2 C Silver Leaf —PP4 PY “W T Jewel Large 25c CRACKERS GOc N.B.C. SODAS 5 lb. Wooden Box Idaho Small White or Red 2 FOR 37c 19c 7 kinds of stains discolor teeth. Colgate's removes all 7. HERMISTON DRUG CO. Airway Lb. 19c-3 Lbs. 55c Nob Hill Delightful Flavored Coffee Tube Special COFFEES * 4 A g BEANS-8 - 49c Rice io Phone 241 1.25c • 3 Lbs. 73c Edwards Dependable VACUUM PACKED COFFEE AT A SAVING Pound Can S3« TREE TEA 59c Finest Quality Pound Store No. 1751 Hermiston Orange Pekoe . e Geere —71 I
