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About The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 12, 1933)
Miss Jessie Brierley was a Port land business visitor over the week end. Mrs. Everett of Portland is visit- ing her daughter, Mrs. W. L. Mor- gan, this week. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Amsberry and A. C. Houghton of Irrigon was a family of Bend, Oregon, spent the business visitor in town Monday. week end at the home of Mr. and Miss Marian Henderson, who was Mrs. Guy Amsberry. Mrs. Alma Hitt was a business vi- injured In an automobile accident, two weeks ago, returned Monday to itor in Pendleton the first of the her duties as teacher in the Pine week. Mr. and Mrs. F. Ward spent City school. eversi days in Bend last week with their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Holland. Mrs. Ward re mained for a short visit and Mr. Ward returned Monday with Harry Connor who was in Bend on busi- ness. Local Happenings Merle Beckett of Heppner wag in town the first of the week. Geo. Beddow returned this week from Vancouver, Wn.. where he spent several days visiting at the | home of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Rey- nolds. BUY NOW! Prices Limited to Present Stock McKesson Milk Magnesia Frens Kotex Hermiston, Oregon 72 Sheets 50 Envelopes 33c 2 Tubes OASIS THEATRE Stationery Tooth Paste 2 Boxes ModeSS $1.00 Listerine OCTOBER 13-14 Nerve-tear ing tension! Unfa- thomed mystery! Blood-congeal ing panic! As a specter walks and takes his toll In the Blue Roon locked for twenty years against this very doom. 250 39c Special 19c 39c 39c SECRET Lor THE BLUE ROOM special 75c McKessons Antiseptic Solution 3 Bars Jergens Fine Soap ........ -.... 10c Colgates Big Bath Soap .......... $1.35 Alarm Clocks ......................... SATURDAY FRIDAY 49c 100 NYAL Quality Aspirin ........ Large 13 oz. Talcum Powder 50c Park Davis Milk of Magnesia 50c Rubbing Alcohol with PAUL LUKAS-GLORIA STUART and EIGHT OTHER PLAYERS PLUS—Two Good Comedies. 49c 10c 2 for 11c 98c SUNDAY - MONDAY OCTOBER 15-16. $-9-3-3-93-93-3-99-30 : $1.00 Hot Water Bottle 69c | 3 Cell Focusing Flash Light (complete) $1.00 McKesson« Men’s Sets Special 50c Rouge and Lip Sticks Special 25c Colgates & Dr. West Tooth Paste .... 2 for KELFOOD CRAZY CRYSTALS CURRIERS TABLETS MATINEE 2:30 SUNDAY. Outside the three mile limit, thrills forbidden ashore are sold f a gilded 69c 79c 29c 37c ESTA with CARY GRANT from the pleasure-drenched deck 1 BENITA HUMA "Husband's Reunion" PLUS and a Betty Hoop Cartoon. HERMISTON DRUG CO PHONE 101 PRESCRIPTIONS THE rute* co ’ I RED & WHITE ... ... STORES _22/0 / . Prices Effective Saturday & Monday OCTOBER 14 and 16 & White Green & White nnaise Salad Dressing Quarta 29c 44c A Mother’s Oats Purex Premium pkg. Citron, Lemon and Orange Peel 4 oz, cellophane bags 2 FOR 27c Nu Bora Granulated Soap 40 oz, pk». 28c 7 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1988 THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON. PAGE FOUR Quarts 25c 15c Peanut Butter Red & White 17c Red & White LB. MALT Corn Starch 2 For 17c Old Vienna 43c Can Red * White CORN MEAL SHAKER SALT 2 PKGS. 17c 9 lb. bags MEMORIE TEA Sweet Potatoes Green or Black Smooth and Yellow 25c H lb. SQUASH lb 5 Cauliflower Large White 9c BANANAS-3 lbs. 1 Q, Large Firm Fruit Lbs. 1 • Chas. O. Burke spent several days in Portland the first of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Conley left Wednes day for the Bonneville dam site on the Columbia river. Glenn Hammon left last week for Bellingham, Wn., where he entered Bellingham Normal. S. J. Devine of Lexington was a business visitor in Hermiston the first of the week. F. A. Baker, secretary for the Stanfield irrigation district, was a business visitor in Hermiston Wed nesday morning. Mrs. Mary Morrow of Portland has been the guest of her daughter, Mrs. A. W. Christopherson, for the past two weeks. Scissors sharpened, 20c. Bill 3haar‘s Barber Shop adv. Geo. Windust of Portland spent he week end as the guest of his sis- er and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Deeter. Mr. and Mrs. Orle Thompson who lave spent ths summer In Lakeview eturned to their home in Columbia district this week. Mrs. Wm. Bloom and infant son vho have been at the home of Mrs. loom’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Iyer, for the past two weeks, re- urned to their home at Umatilla unday. Dr. A. W. Christopherson attend ed a meeting of the Umatilla Coun- y Medical society in Pendleton last Monday evening. Miss Grace Hays of Calgary, Can ada, and a friend from Portland vere week end house guests of Miss Tays’ sister, Mrs. Olaf Johnson, whom she has not seen for several years. Miss Anita Paulsen, teacher in he Lincoln school in Pendleton, pent Saturday and Sunday at the lome of her aunt and uncle, Mr. nd Mrs. Ralph Richards, on Butter reek. Roy Thomas, Geo. Wagner, and "loyd Knerr left the first of the veek for the mountains where they vili spend several days hunting. Ir. Thomas is on his vacation from Kingsley’s Cash & Carry store. Mr. and Mrs. Theo. Berkhart of Portland stopped In Hermiston a hort while Monday enroute to Pen- leton to attend a meeting as repre- entatives on the committee on pub- Ication for the Christian Science lonitor, for Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Cassidy and on Jerry of Walla Walla spent the veek end In Hermiston as guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Bensel on North Hill. Mrs. Cassidy is Mrs. Bensel's sister. Dr. and Mrs. F. C. Brosius of Stanfield were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Olaf Johnson Sunday. Dr. and Mrs. Bosius have been in Stanfield for six weeks going there from Hood River. Mrs. A. E. Marble was the hostess at a charming dinner party Thurs day evening honoring Dr. Marble’s mother, Mrs. Willa Ferris. Guests included Mrs. Harvey Payne, Mrs. Rose Lawson, Mrs. Hall, Mrs. More house. and Mrs. Brierley. Mrs. Ethel Sykes and family plan to leave today (Thursday) for San dy, Oregon, where they will make their home. Mrs. Sykes has em ployment there and will also be near her parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ky- ler. 31C CELERY Large Bunches 19c 5c Each Kraut Cabbage 90 lb. crate $1.09 CRANBERRIES RE. 2 lbs. OUC RED & WHITE STORES COLUMBIA RIVER. Spokane, Wash.—Soundings of the Columbia River are being taken to ietermine the exact ' contour of the river bottom, according to F. A. Banks, federal engineer in charge of the Grand Coulee construction. For this work, the engineers are using a 28-foot launch, which will also be used in surveying the banks of the river above the dam to deter mine what land will be overflowed. A topographical survey of the en gineers' campsite has been comple ted, and surveys will now be made for streets, and sewer and water sys tems. Mr. and Mrs. Earle Richardson and daughter Vivian of Dallas, Ore., arrived In Hermiston Thursday eve ning and will visit Miss Pauline Stoop and Alfred Quiring. Mr. Rich ardson will motor on to Cove Friday where he will hunt until Sunday when he will return to be on the project for the opening of pheas ant season. Mrs. Richardson and Vivian will remain in Hermiston. Mrs. Henry Harger entertained with five tables of bridge last Fri day night at her home southeast of town. Mrs. D. M. Deeter won high honors and Mrs. A. E. Bensel, con- solation. Guests included the Mes- lames A. E. Bensel, D. M. Deeter, W. L. Morgan, A. W. Christopher- son, Raymond Walker. B. Hanellne. D. F. Wilson. A. H. Norton. L. C. Todd. L. C. Dyer, B. S. Kingsley, Enos Martin. Walter Pierson. N. R. Mueller. James Clayton. Wm. Shaar. J. M. Norton. Gwyn Hughes, and Miss Nell Reeves. CASH AT STORE 10c HAMBURGER, ......... ............................ 5c LIVER, lb........... 2..... ,.................................... 9c YOUNG HEIFER POT ROASTS, lb. 10c YOUNG HEIFER OVEN ROASTS, lb young HEIFER. STEAK, lb................ 12%2c LARD............ ................................. 4 lb. pkg. 35c PORK SAUSAGE................................2 lbs. 25c PORK STEAK .................................. 2 lbs. 25c FLOUR, 49 lb. sack ................................... $1.33 COFFEE, Hills, Golden West or M.J.B., lb 33c 25c MATCHES, 1 carton ............... CRACKERS .... ... ......... 2 pkgs 25c 19c 25c K.C. BAKING POWDER WHITE KING,large package 31c ROLLED PRESSED HAM, lb 17c STOCK SQUASH, delivered, per ton .... $5.00 WHO IS GUILTY I < > ------------------- se---------------- BURNHAM’S OIC "ACUUM 8 copper sulphate obtained through the county agent’s office last spring. Both plan to continue the practice next year. HERALD WANT ADS PAY EOWARDs Pi -at D ependable Cora &uenf/ 1 lb. Can ? vacuempacked coffee at a real saving! We guar you 25c Coffee Prices Effective To Sat. Nite Oct. 21st. anlee will like Edwards Dependable Coffee fo its smooth blend of rich, mellow coffees brought to you fresh and full of flavor from the West’s newest most Üp-to-the-minule coffee plants. Try a pound a: the special LOW PRICE during our big coffee event DON'T MISS EDDIE PEABODY’S POPULAR RADIO PROGRAM OVER K U J SATURDAY MORN ING - OCTOBER 14 - AT 10:15 -ON DEPENDABLE COFFEE - THE PRICE WILL BE 25c Per Lb. Special Prices October Effective Fri., Sat. & Mon 13-16, Inc. kA BACON AIRWAY Medium Weight LCOFFEE POUND A pure Brazilian blend PURE LARD Ground Fresh to Your Order For Fineness. Calumet, the "Double Action” 212 Lb. Baking Powder Lb. BLUE RIBBON LIBBY’S CANS Crystal White - Harmony • Pound Package 27€ MALT SYRUP CORNED BEEF SOAP 12 3 23C 3 69c 65c --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- T— VAN CAMP’S No. 2* Cans aa Hominy or Kraut 16c 35C Matches de 220 Alma Hitt. A dinner party was given Satur day night at the home of Dr. and Mrs. A. W. Christopherson honoring Mr. and Mrs. Oron O. Hills who will leave soon for Colorado. Four tables of bridge were in play later in the evening with Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Deeter winning high honors, and Mr. and Mrs. Toole consolation. Cov ers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. Hills, Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Deeter, Dr. and Mrs. W. L. Morgan. Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Best, and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Toole of Pen dleton, and the host and hostess. Specials for Friday and Sat Who killed Frank Faber? Whq mercilessly did away with young Thomas Brandt on the very night he pledged his love to beautiful Ir ene Von Heilsdorf? W’hat dasterdly fiend holds the throttle on the mechanism of death that spells destruction to each guest brave enough to sleep in a luxuriously-appointed bedchamber called'the Blue Room? > The thrilling answers to all of these gripping questions will be ♦ yours as Universal’s "Secret of the Blue Room” is unravelled on the Oasis screen Friday and Saturday. ley, and Ned Sherlock, East Side woolgrower, each report excellent Lake Men Control Liver Flukes. kills of snails which harbor liver LAKEVIEW— Cressler Robinson, flukes of sheep since treating their livestock man in south Warner Val- wild meadow and marsh areas with Mrs. A. W. Christopherson, and Mrs. G. D. Best conducted installa tion of officers In Ione Wednesday night. Thursday night Mrs. Chris topherson motored to Pendleton to install officers for the Unit there. Berets—69c and $1. White or Yellow TAKE SOUNDINGS OF 3 Pound 39c 12 074 cans Beans Idaho Small Bars White King Elbo Style Short Cut Pounds Granulated Soap Large Package 32c SYRUP Max-i-mum Cane & Maple 5 Lb. Can 65c Bottle ONIONS," 10 LBS. 19c I Lettuce MACMARR STORES 5C PHONE Ml — STORE NO. 1751 HERMISTON, OREGON at
