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THURSDAY, MARCH ». 1984 THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON. PAGE FOUR Local Happenings Mr. and Mrs. C. Hogart and Mrs. Geo. Wilkinson of Rufus stopped in Hermiston Tuesday enroute to the Hogart home in Stanfield. Mrs. Wilkinson is Mrs. Hogart’s sister. | Dr. and Mrs. Robert B. Stone of Enterprise, Ore., were hot se guesis of Mr. and Mr/. James Clayton over the week end. They returned home lioucay. OASIS THEATRE HERMISTON, OREGON SATURDAY FRIDAY “BROKEN DREAMS the Drama of “Sorrell & Son". The Pathos of "The Champ, Chapter 5 of “Devil Horse”, Peacock Throne and a good Comedy. Frank Saling of .Lexington was ■ Mrs. W. L. Hamm is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Graham of in riends in Vancouver, Wn., this business visitor In Hermiston the Elgin were business visitors week. first of the week. town Monday. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Biggs of Miss Emogene Paul accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Kelley Grande were calling on friends in Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Rohrman to Pen turned from Portland Monday with Hermiston Thursday. a month old son. whom they have dleton Tuesday. adopted. He has been named Terry Mrs. D. M. Deeter is confined to Mr. and Mrs. Kelley Mr. and Mrs. M. M. McCullough Gordon. her bed with a severe case of influ f Umatilla were Hermiston busi stopped in Hermiston the first of enza. ness visitors Wednesday. the week enroute to their home in LaGrande. Roy Attebury has been receiving Harold Pace motored to Pendle medical attention in the Pendleton ton Wednesday on business. Mrs. Bert Muliine and her daugh hospital for some time but is repor ter Mrs. W. J. Cochran returned to- ted as doing nicel y. Men's and boys's trousers, priced day from Clarkston, Wn., after at from 10c to 35c at Thrift Shop Sat- tending the funeral of Mrs. Mullins’ Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Clark returned urday, March 10. adv. mother, Mrs. H. E. Standley, 86, from Portland last week with their who passed away Saturday, March Mrs. R. G. Gale and Mrs. Earl 3. She was buried in the family plot son O. M. Clark, after visiting for several weeks with their son there. Wilson of Vancouver, Wn., attended at Colton, Wn. Mr. Clark returned to Portland last the funeral of their father, Richard Friday, but Mr. and Mrs. Clark re Beasley, last Friday, which was held Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Walter Bur mained to visit with their daughter in Hermiston. , nette of Ritter, Ore., are the proud and family, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Hard- parents of a baby daughter born Miss Lorene Wright of Pendleton Ing. February 23, at the Wayne Mulkins spent Sunday visiting friends in home in the Westland district. Mrs. Hermiston. Mulkins is Mrs. Burnette's sister. SWIFT & COMPANY SUNDAY ONLY OF BUYERS Continuous show starting 2:30 - 5 shows - Admission 15c & 35c POULTRY AND EGGS M. M. Smith, Agent, Hermiston Deep Cut Prices! THE WORLD ATTRACTIONS FEI., Oth to FBI., 16th, Inc. CORP presents SOAP BIG BOY SOAP 6 tor 23c 6 for 23c 4 Lbs. 25c Refined Borax “ appearance . i II tour or the greatest cow- boy entertainers of SOAP CHIPS ime 19c BAKING POWDER 5c Clabber Girl - 10c size CALUMET 1 pound 18c WESSON OIL Quart 29c MATCHES Carton ON THE/STAGE £ 7 ORIGINAL "singer EPWOOD pretty boys" ARIZONA MAZOLA WRANGLERS THMf YiAhS ON THE MK OVE fi Quart 20c 13c LOCAL SPUDS Sack 69c Pound 19c Packed by S. & W. COAL OIL E 85c Burns - Cleaner — PEANUT BUTTER Pound fi fimo STfiTTOH K NX HOLLYWC) ON THE SCREEN COFTEE —A story of the wildest horse that ever snorted, buck'd and kicked a cow-hand galley-west! Famed in song and story, and in spired by the cowboy ballad, yo 11 say it’s a honey, rid'em cow- boy ! ! ! gal. Pay’n Pakit “Strawberry Roan” Farmer’s Cash Store POULTRYMEN! DAIRYMEN! We have added another one of Sperry’s HIGH QUALITY EGG MASHES—A Special Oil Mash for those who have their own milk or buttermilk and the price is $1.45 for a 100 lb. sack If you are not getting a normal production of eggs, try Sperry’s farm tested SURELAY MASH us quote you our special low price on 2 & ton lots Full Line of Mill Feed at Lowest Prices as usual, “BIG FULL SACK at per $1.00 & $1.20 sack Ellis Feed Store HERMISTON FELTHOUSE WAREHOUSE — OPPOSITE DEPOT. Maytag Washers AT NEW LOW PRICES Model 30—Latest Model Maytag, with the one piece square cast alumi num tub, made from life- time aluminum which is the best material known for a washer tub. $99.50 OTHER MODELS OF MAYTAGS FROM The little girl has been named Le A. D. Hill of Portland was a busi nora Nancy. q ness visitor in Hermiston Saturday while looking after some property Mrs. J. D. Harris, Mrs. J. Mulro near town. ney, Mrs. Wendall Durant and Lee O. T. McWhorter, extension hor- Beasley, all of Lewiston, Idaho, at ticulturalist. Is conducting a contin tended the funeral of Richard Beas uous pruning demonstration on the ley in Hermiston last Friday. Mrs. L. C. Dyer farm this week. He is Harris will remain for a week with eke . . also carrying out other demonstra- her sister, Mrs. Wagner, but the other members of the party returned Henry Harger, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. ions over the project. Saturday. McPherson and the honoree and hostess. Following the dinner the Weather conditions over the coun LAXATIVE TABLETS remainder of the evening was spent ty have been reported as decidedly Elimination is one of the most im playing cards. High honors were SOCIAL and favorable for the lambing season portant functions of the body. When won by Mr. and Mrs. Harkenrider this spring. Practically no losses aste matter is allowed to accumu- and consolation by E. E. MePher- ya have been experienced so far. FRATERNAL Notes son. — at e in the intestines, many of the organs of the body are affected, Dr. J. P. Stewart, Eye-Sight Spe Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Shaar enter their actions are slowed up and a Bert Haney Will Speak at Rally cialist of Pendleton will be at the tained at a bridge dinner party resulting condition of auto-intoxi A Hermiston Hotel on Wednesday, Wednesday night. Covers were laid Of Democrats In Pendleton cation occurs. Headaches, bilious March 14th. Hours: 1:00 to 5:30 for Mr. and Mrs. Bert Staats, Mr. ness, acid stomach, indigestion, p. m. adv. and Mrs. Geo. Glenn of Pendleton, Bert Haney, prominent Portland belching and similar ailments all Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Kingsley of Her- attorney and democrat, will be the may result from irregularity. Mrs. Wm. Mikesell and daughter, miston and the host and hostess, main speaker at the eastern Oregon Ucatone Laxative Tablets bring in- Mrs. A. Cable, and Mrs. C. L. Upham High honors in bridge were won by rally and banquet of democrats to stant action. Sluggishness, torpid left Saturday for Portland. Mrs. be held here March 10, it was an liver and clogged Intestines are re Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Glenn. Mikesell and daughter will visit rel nounced today by J. H. Raley, Jr,, lieved. Ucatone Laxative Tablets atives in Vancouver, Wn„ for a let- assure a regular, easy movement— Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Richards en chairman. Mr. Raley received week and Mrs. Upham will visit her tertained at dinner and bridge Tues ter from Les Gosslin of Portland, and their contents have a beneficial laughter at Gaston. day evening at their home west of president of the Young Démocratie effect, not only on the bowels, but Rev. and Mrs. J. F. Gibson and town. Covers were laid for Mr. and league of Oregon, stating that Mr. on the kidneys and liver as well. atone Laxative Tablets fill the laughter Jane of Stanfield were Mrs. F. B. Swayze, Mr. and Mrs. F. Haney has accepted the invitation purpose of a laxative, a kidney sti- usiness visitors in Hermiston Mon C. McKenzie, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. to speak here. Norton, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Robert m ilant and a liver regulator and lay. son, Mr. and Mrs. Cleve Clark, and do each task well. Sold in 35c bot- HERALD WANT ADS PAY ties at Mr. and Mrs. F. D. MacDonaugh Mrs. H. T. Fraser. High honors in of Yakima, Wn., spent Friday and bridge were won by Mr. and Mrs. USE THEM! 3 H-rmiston Jaturday in Hermiston looking af- McKenzie. (Money back Guarantee) ter business interests. While here The home of Mr. and Mrs. James hey visited their old friend, Mrs. DISTRIBUTION WITHOUT W A S T 1 Todd was the scene of a dinner par Laura Logan. ty Sunday, with Mr. and Mrs. O. K. Sidney George, past commander of Mudge entertaining jointly. Covers Mrs. Guy the American Legion, Department of were laid for Mr. and Amsberry, Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Oregon, made an unofficial call on he local post at its meeting last Grindstaff, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Si PRICES EFFECTIVE MARCH 9TH TO 12TH, INCLUSIVE, Thursday night. He was enroute mons, Mr. and Mrs. Gwyn Hughes, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Tilden, Mr. and 4 gp Western Favorite a . . to his home in Eugene from Spo Mrs. H. E. Shesely and the hosts kane. and hostesses. Bridge was the diver Mrs. Ivan Crew of Diagonal, Iowa, sion for the remainder of the even s the house guest of her sister, Mrs, ing and high honors were won by Mr. and Mrs. Guy Amsberry and M. A. Cameron, and plans to visit consolation by Mr. and Mrs. Dewey here for the next three months. Mrs. Grindstaff. Florida No. 2 Broken Hearts .imeron’s husband is with the state Cans Mrs. Garnet D. Best entertained highway department crew stationed at dinner Sunday night honoring Lb. Pall .n Hermiston at present. Mr. Best on his birthday. Covers 2 * Size Merry Troopers will present a were laid for Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Cans play at the Hermiston Union church Shaar, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald White, 'riday night, March 9, under the Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Storey, Mr. and auspices of the Ladies Aid. Admis- Mrs. N. R. Mueller, Mr. and Mrs. adv. Geo. Harkenrider, Mr. and Mrs. ion, 10c and 25c. $69.50 to $124.50 OREGON HARDWARE & IMPLEMENT CO. Ucatone a SAFEWAY ST M atches 6 clRon 21 ® Grape Fruit Snowdrift Saurkraut 3 43c 25c Sugar 10.49° BURNHAM’S Merchandise Tomato Juice qmpears Libby’s Salmon Red Peanut Butter 1 lb. Cans Alaska 100 Cabbage Plants 50c $1.00 40 Bars Laundry Soap 3 Lbs. Chase-Sanborn Coffee 98c 25c Large Pkg. Sperry’s Oats Dash Washing Powder Large Pkg. 35c 79c 1 Gal. Puritan Salad Oil 39c BROOMS Irish Cobler Seed Spuds $2.25 2 J Lbs.Calumet Baking Pow. 59c 15c 1 Dozen ORANGES 10c Beef Roast - Baby Beef, lb 6c Rib Boil Baby Beef, lb. 15c Young Steer Steak, lb Complete Stock Garden Seeds, Onion Sets - Seed in Bulk 25c 19c Pound Glass Jar VVhiteking “Ne 29° •% • •g» Granulated Soap __ __ Powdered Sugar — 3 Lbs. 19c Laundry Soap XÏ 17 Bar. 5Oc Post’s Bran Flakes Package 9c Coffee Airway - Pure Brazilian Pound Spinach Lettuce Garden Fresh Grape Fruit Arizona Seedless Crisp - Solid Heads Each 10® Size Each SAFEWAY STORE NO. 1751 — PHONE DISTRIBUTION 241 WITHOUT HERMISTON WASTE
